NKC Parks and Recreation Fall/Winter 2014

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The North Kansas City Parks and Recreation Board is committed to providing the residents and business community of North Kansas City with the best possible environment for family recreation and leisure time enjoyment.

Providing: We are committed to providing a wide variety of leisure facilities and services.

Promoting: We are committed to promoting organized recreational and social programs for all ages.

Encouraging: We are committed to encouraging public utilization of park facilities. We will cooperate with civic or recreational groups to maximize this commitment.

Maintaining: We are committed to maintaining our park facilities in the best possible condition.

Communicating: We are committed to keeping the public informed of plans and activities and to respond to users’ suggestions and criticisms.

Developing: We are committed to a continuous program of upgrading and expanding programs and facilities as funds permit. The picnic facilities, walking trail, tennis courts, ball fields and playgrounds are some of the most popular facilities of their kind found in the Northland.

Director Kelli VotypkaRecreation Manager Cheryl MartinAdministrative AssistantsMarcia Hansen Sandy MedinaPark AttendantsCynthia Garcia Pam LinderPark MaintenanceJC McLallen

Park Board Members President Elizabeth RyanVice PresidentChuck CashSecretaryAmy Bowman-ComerTreasurerSandra Hoover

Marvis AtkinKyle FrakesKen KarnesRoberta LarsenPamela Tucker

www.nkc.orgP.O. Box 74681999 Iron StreetNorth Kansas City,MO [email protected]

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SAY CHEESE!North Kansas City Parks and Recreation may take photos at activities and special events. These photos may be used periodically in the Enrichment catalog, on the city website and any other form of advertisement. Thank you from North Kansas City Parks and Recreation for participating and enjoying our programs and allowing us to take your picture.

Waggin’ Trail Off-Leash Dog Park located at 432 East 32nd Avenue opened on Wednesday, August 20, 2014. This new off-leash dog park is a partnership between the City of North Kansas City, Missouri, and the City of Kansas City, Missouri. The park is 4.70 acres, with designated areas for small dogs (less than 30 lbs.) and large dogs (more than 30 lbs.). An agility course, tunnels, drinking fountains and benches are some of the great amenities. The hours of operation are 6 a.m. to sunset or 9 p.m., whichever comes first. The Parks and Recreation Board is excited to offer this new park facility in North Kansas City.

On July 16, the Park and Recreation Board held an Open House on the design concept for Dagg Park Spray Ground. Two themes were presented: Nature and Ocean. The Ocean theme won the vote 34-15. The Parks and Recreation Board would like to thank those who came out to participate and cast their vote. With the theme selected, we are moving forward with the next step to bring you a spray ground in Spring 2015.

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PRESCHOOL PLAYTIME3-5 YRS | NKC PARKS & RECParks & Recreation Activity RoomFee: $5 per sessionWe invite you to join us for fun themed planned preschool activities. You bring the kids and we will plan games, crafts, sing-a-longs, and a snack. All you need to do is pre-register one week prior to the playtime. Adults are required to stay and participate with their children.

SESSION I: DOWN ON THE FARMAttention little cowboys and cowgirls are you ready for some fun on the farm? For our time down on the farm we will go fishin (not real fishin), have a hoedown, enjoy a snack and more. Thursday, September 2510:30 am – 12:00 pmRegister by September 19

SESSION II: HALLOWEEN GOBLINSAre you ready for a spooky good time? For this party we will make Halloween treat sacks, play spooky fun games and have a delicious snack and more. Thursday, October 3010:30 am – 12:00 pmRegister by October 24

SESSION III: TURKEY TIMEAre you ready to turkey trot? Join us today as we celebrate Thanksgiving will the pilgrims. We will make some fabulous crafts, talk about manners, learn the turkey trot and make a great snack that we will gobble-gobble right up. Thursday, November 2010:30 am – 12:00 pmRegister by November 14

SESSION IV: REINDEER GAMESThursday, December 1810:30 am – 12:00 pmRegister by December 12Join us during the best time of year and let’s prepare for all those holiday traditions. We will make some holiday crafts, do some caroling, have some hot chocolate and a snack.

YOUTH BASKETBALLBOYS AND GIRLS3RD THROUGH 5TH GRADESRegistration: October 6 – November 21, 2015 (or until teams are filled). To register, visit or call the Parks and Recreation Office.Games begin: January 24, 2015Fee: $90 per child (includes jersey & trophy)

This program is designed to teach kids the fundamentals of basketball with an emphasis on fun, participation and teamwork. Participants are guaranteed playing time. Scores are kept during the games but are not tracked throughout the season.

Practices are scheduled by the coach and will begin the first week of January. Games will start on January 24, 2015. All games and practices are held at The Center in North Kansas City. Each team will play an 8-game schedule on Saturdays. THERE WILL BE A LATE FEE OF $10.00 PER REGISTRANT IF YOU REGISTER AFTER THE DEADLINE.

WINTER BREAK HORSEMANSHIPSUSAN DUNCANEach participant must be accompanied by an adult 18 years or older the entire time. Please wear pants and close toed shoes, preferably boots. Helmets will be provided and must be worn at all times you are with your equestrian friend. A liability waiver will need to be signed prior to the first session. Please arrive 15 minutes early.

4-6 YRS | During this minicamp riders will learn the basics of horse handling and safety. After each child learns the basics they will have plenty of saddle time to where they really get to know their equine friend. Monday, December 29 & Wednesday, December 311:00 pm – 3:00 pmSue BD StablesRegister by December 22Fee: $60

7-12 YRS | During this minicamp riders will have a blast learning horsemanship, grooming, tacking and riding theories and riding techniques.

You will also learn horse terminology including color, heights, markings, body parts. Monday, December 29 & Wednesday, December 315:00 pm – 7:00 pmSue BD StablesRegister by December 22Fee: $65

I AM AN ARTIST5-10 YRS | TERRI TOMANParks & Recreation Activity RoomFee: $12 per sessionCome nurture your creative minds and experience the world of art as we explore basic art principles and learn about famous artists. Participants will leave each class with their own completed masterpiece.

SESSION I: LET’S LEARN THE BASICSTuesday, October 76:30 pm – 7:30 pmRegister by September 30Kids will learn about many different ways to create art, mix colors, talk about primary and secondary colors and more. Participants will have art that they created to take home.

SESSION II: APPLES AND CEZANNETuesday, November 46:30 pm – 7:30 pmRegister by October 28In this session we will introduce the artist Cezanne. We will read a short book about Cezanne and learn about why apples were one of his favorite things to paint. The participants will create a still life painting using apples as well as enjoy an apple snack.

SESSION III: PAINTING WITH SCISSORSTuesday, December 26:30 pm– 7:30 pmRegister by November 25In this session we will introduce the art of Henri Matisse. We will discuss how as he got older he could no longer stand or hold a paintbrush so he started using scissors and cut out shapes and put them together to create a masterpiece. Participants will create their own masterpiece to take home.

VOLUNTEER COACHES ARE VITAL TO THE YOUTH BASKETBALL PROGRAM. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN COACHING PLEASE CONTACT THE PARKS AND RECREATION OFFICE AT 816-300-0545.

SPRING SOCCER Registration will begin January 5, 2015. Keep an eye out for the Spring edition for more information. If you have any questions before the next publication please give us a call at 816-300-0545 or email us at [email protected].

SEPTEMBER IS NATIONAL CHILDHOOD OBESITY AWARENESS MONTHWe are encouraging our young members and their caregivers to engage in a healthy lifestyle (year-round). September 8-12, we have wonderful activities planned in the evenings to help keep families moving. For more information, go to www.nkccc.org or LIKE us on Facebook [North Kansas City Community Center].

Mon., 9/8 6 pm Healthy Snack Workshop [Build & Eat your Creation]

Tues., 9/9 6 pm & 6:30 pm Kid Fit Wed., 9/10 6 pm Healthy Family Seminar and Orientation Thurs., 9/11 6 pm Patriot Walk/Run [The Center Parking Lot] Fri., 9/12 6:30 – 8:30 pm Family Fun Night at The Center

[Bounce House, Water Park, Rock Wall]

*Events are subject to change.

CHILDHOOD OBESITY AWARENESS WEEKSEPTEMBER 8-12, 2014 @ THE CENTER

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MAKE A DAY OF THE DEAD DECORATIVE MASKAGES 8+ | SACRED EARTH ARTSHalloween and Day of the Dead are everyone’s favorite holidays. Am I right? They certainly offer the most interesting options for décor. We’ll sculpt a whimsical skull mask out of terracotta clay to add to your holiday decorations. Your piece will be kiln fired to be picked up at a later date. Your creation will be earthy and awesome as is or ready for you to paint in colorful DOD fashion. Mondays, September 29, October 6 and 136:30 pm – 8:00 pmParks & Recreation Activity RoomRegister by September 22Fee: $45

FAMILY FUN ART EVENT: MODEL CARSAGES 6+ Come spend a couple hours with your child creating a model car.

Participants will make a basic model car that they will take with them at the end of class. This is a great way to have fun as a family. One car per child. Multiple child discount is $15.00.Saturday, October 1110:00 am – 12:00 pmParks & Recreation Activity RoomRegister by October 3Fee: $25, Multiple child discount $15

MAKE CERAMIC ANGEL ORNAMENTS AND MOREAGES 8+ | SACRED EARTH ARTS In this class we will have a great time making ceramic ornaments out of terracotta. You will learn how to construct an angel ornament using basic hand building techniques. Then use your new found knowledge to make additional ornaments of your own design. You piece will be kiln fired to be picked up at a later date.Monday, December 16:30 pm – 8:30 pmParks & Recreation Activity RoomRegister by November 24Fee: $25

SANTA’S WORKSHOP AND DROP AND SHOPAGES 5-10 Have some last minute shopping to do? Bring your kids to The Center for some fun in Santa’s Workshop. Participants will make holiday gifts that they can give away as presents, and play reindeer games while you finish up your last minute shopping. Cost includes a pizza dinner. Space is limited so sign up early!Friday, December 196:00 pm – 8:00 pmThe CenterRegister by December 12Fee: $10

BASIC PORTRAIT/ FIGURE DRAWINGAGES 18+ | SUSAN MORANOIn this class participants will learn the correct placement of facial features and proportions of the human body. We will explore how to draw portraits that actually look like the people we are trying to draw. Pencil, charcoal and other art mediums will be used. No prior drawing experience is needed.Wednesday, September 246:00 pm – 8:00 pmParks & Recreation Activity RoomRegister by September 17Fee: $35

AARP 55 ALIVE DRIVING PROGRAM

Refresh your skills and perhaps qualify for lower insurance rates. In the class you can expect to learn current rules of the road, defensive driving techniques, and how to operate your vehicle more safely. Monday, September 299:00 am – 1:00 pmNorth Kansas City Community Center, Room ARegister by September 22Fee: AARP Member $15 / Non-Member $20 (Please make check payable to AARP)

WATERCOLOR PAINTING FOR BEGINNERS AGES 18+ | SUSAN MORANOIn this two hour class participants will learn the basics of watercolor techniques. Participants will be painting landscapes in class.Wednesdays, October 1 and 86:00 pm – 8:00 pmParks & Recreation Activity RoomRegister by September 24Fee: $45

NATURES LEAF PATTERNSAGES 18+ | SUSAN MORANOThis 3 week class is designed so that you will create natural patterns using leaves to make serving dishes for your next gathering of friends and family. Each participant will make 3 clay serving dishes. Thursdays, October 2, 9 and 166:00 pm – 8:00 pmParks & Recreation Activity RoomRegister by September 25Fee: $70

FENCINGThis introductory course offers instruction in footwork, blade work, distance control, tactics and bouting. The aim of this course is to provide a knowledge base that will give the student the fundamentals needed to become successful.Tuesdays, October 7, 14, 21 and 28Youth (Ages 8-15) 6:00 pm – 7:00 pmAdults (Ages 16+) 7:15 pm – 8:15 pmParks & Recreation Activity RoomRegister by October 1Fee: $50

CALLIGRAPHYAGES 18+ | SUSAN MORANOIn this class you will learn the art of making three-dimensional looking letters using brushes, tempera paint and calligraphy pens. Participants of all skill levels are welcome!Wednesday, October 156:00 pm – 8:00 pmParks & Recreation Activity RoomRegister by October 8Fee: $35

LANDSCAPE DRAWINGAGES 18+ | SUSAN MORANO

Using the skills learned from basic drawing, participants will learn how to draw a realistic-looking landscape. We could be going outside to draw or drawing from pictures, depending upon the weather. Wednesday, November 56:00 pm– 8:00 pmParks & Recreation Activity RoomRegister by October 29Fee: $35

BREAD SCULPTURE TURKEY AGES 16+ | SACRED EARTH ARTSLearn to make a Thanksgiving Gobbler from french bread dough. The technique can be used to create an edible centerpiece for your holiday table or varnish or paint it for a unique decoration.Monday, November 106:30 pm – 8:30 pmNorth Kansas City Community Center, Room DRegister by November 3Fee: $30December 13, 2014, 10 a.m.-noon

North Kansas City Community CenterCome help us usher in the holidays with our annual holiday carnival.

GamesCarnivalTreatsFace PaintingCrafts

& much more!

YOU CAN REGISTER FOR THESE REASONABLE LOW PRICE

CLASSES OVER THE PHONE BY USING A CREDIT CARD.

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FALL 2014 AMERICAN RED CROSS SWIM LESSONS American Red Cross lessons registration has begun for ages 3-9 years. Pleaseregister and pay fees in person. Phone reservations are not available. Visit www.nkccc.org or call The Center at 816-300-0531 for fees and times.Class Schedule: Tuesday & Thursday Evenings for 4 weeksSession 1: September 16 – October 9Session 2: October 21 – November 13

THRILLER DANCE CLASSESJoin us to learn Michael Jackson’s Dance Moves. It will be a howling good time!Thursdays, 5:30 pm – 6:30 pmOctober 2 – 23, 2014

ARE YOU A TROOP LEADER? Calling all Girl Scouts – Juniors and Brownies! The Center is offering the opportunity to initiate the steps toward earning the following badges. To register, contact Kari Thomas, Fitness Supervisor, at 816-412-6839 or [email protected] is $5 per scout.Brownies: September 20 at 10:30 am – Fair PlayJuniors: November 15 at 10:30 am – Practice with Purpose

BSA SWIMMING AND LIFESAVING MERIT BADGEBoy Scouts can work on their rank advancements, swimming merit badge and lifesaving merit badge. During the class, instructors will work with student on their requirements; afterwards, a merit badge counselor will sign-off on the completed skills. Preregistration is required. For more information, contact Terri Lees, Aquatic Supervisor at 816-412-6841 or [email protected]: $40 Member / $60 Non-memberClass Schedule: Sundays 5:30 pm – 6:45 pm

September 28, October 5, 12, & 19,November 2, 9, 16 & 23

KIDS’ PARTY PACKAGESHost your child’s next birthday party at The Center. There are two packages available:• Indoor Water Park• Gym/Wall/Bounce HouseParty times available Friday evenings, Saturdays and Sundays. Call The Center at 816-300-0531 for more information and to reserve your party today!

NORTH KANSAS CITY COMMUNITY CENTER1999 IRON STREET, (816) 300-0531, WWW.NKCCC.ORG

GET CONNECTED! EXPERIENCE THE BEST IN FITNESS, AQUATIC AND RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES. THE NORTH KANSAS CITY COMMUNITY CENTER OFFERS AN INDOOR WATERPARK AND LAP LANES, COMPLETE FITNESS AREA, ROCK WALL, 3 FULL-SIZE COURTS AND MUCH MORE!

THE NORTH KANSAS CITY COMMUNITY CENTER FITS EVERY BODY. WE OFFER FITNESS, AQUATIC AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES AND EXPERT RESOURCES. WE WORK WITH FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS TO MAXIMIZE THEIR HEALTH OUTLOOK AND COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE.

1999 IRON STREET, NKC, MO 64116 | WWW.NKCCC.ORG | 816-300-0531

NO SIGN UP FEES, NO CONTRACTSWE OFFER BOTH MONTHLY AND ANNUAL MEMBERSHIPS FOR INDIVIDUALS, SENIORS AND FAMILIESRATES START AT JUST $29COME CHECK US OUT FOR THE DAY WITH ONE OF OUR DAY PASS OPTIONS

MONDAY - FRIDAY 5:30 AM - 10 PM

SATURDAY 8 AM - 8 PM

SUNDAY Noon - 8 PM

FACILITY HOURS Dads, treat your daughters to a special night out that will surely create memories that will last a lifetime. Sign up for our 2nd annual semi-formal evening for dads and daughters. You will dance the evening away and play games on the dance floor. Each couple receives dinner, a 5” x 7” photo keepsake, a treat and a rose. Fee: $40 per couple/$15 each additional daughterRegister by January 16, 2015

Friday, January 23, 2015 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.

North Kansas City Community CenterGirls Ages 4-12

Mayor’s Tree LightingNovember 25, 2014, 6 p.m.

Join us when the Mayor turns on our Christmas Tree located by City Hall.

We will have local school groups perform holiday favorites before the Mayor

flips the switch. Santa will make an appearance and light refreshments

will be served. Come spend an evening in downtown North Kansas City.

JOG, RUN, RACE!This after school program is designed to promote and motivate ages 5-14 years to learn the basics of running. The first three weeks of the program will focus on jogging.

The next four weeks will encourage them to run. The final week runners will prepare for a race, which will take place on Saturday, November 8 at 9:00 am. Participants will be awarded tokens for each five [5] mile mark and their name will be entered in to a drawing for fun prizes. For more information visit www.nkccc.org or call The Center at 816-300-0531.

Cost: Members: $45 per childNon-Members: $60 first child / $45 each additional child

Class Schedule: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and

Thursdays, 6:00 – 7:00 pmSeptember 15 – November 7, 2014Victory Race: Saturday, November 8 at 9 am

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SHELTER FEES, RULES & REGULATIONS (FOR MACKEN PARK)RESIDENTS: MAY BEGIN MAKING RESERVATIONS ON MARCH 1ST Shelters #1 and #4 $50 (per 6 hrs) [holds approximately 100 people]Shelter #2 and #3 $30 (per 6 hrs) [holds approximately 60 people]Park Service Shelter #6 $50 (per 6 hrs) [holds approximately 80 people]

NON-RESIDENTS: MAY BEGIN MAKING RESERVATIONS ON APRIL 1ST Shelters #1 and #4 $80 (per 6 hrs) [holds approximately 100 people]Shelters #2 and #3 $50 (per 6 hrs) [holds approximately 60 people]Park Service Shelter #6 $80 (per 6 hrs) [holds approximately 80 people] Each additional 6 hours or less $35

Festival Shelter #5 $300 (6 hrs) + $100 deposit [holds approximately 200 people]

Reservations in excess of 6 hours but less than 9 hours - $50 additionalReservations in excess of 9 hours but less than 12 hours - $100 additionalReservation Change Fee $25.00

All facilities have electricity and grills.

MEMORIAL PARK Located at 716 East 23rd Avenue adjacent to the North Kansas City High School. The park is defined by a street meridian and contains several features commemorating the history of wars fought involving American citizens. A replica of the Statue of Liberty is located in Memorial Park.

MACKEN PARK Located at the corners of Clark Ferguson Drive and Howell Street is home to many varied park activities. This 60-acre park is utilized for sports leagues, walking, picnicking and several forms of recreation.

PARK AMENITIES• Four large park shelters available for reservation• Festival Shelter – reserved for large gatherings• Three baseball/softball fields• Two soccer fields• Six tennis courts• Three public restroom buildings• Four racquetball courts• One-mile asphalt walking trail• One-half mile roller-blading trail• Two playgrounds• Park Service Complex/Concession/Shelter

DAGG PARK Located at 715 East 21st Avenue just east of North Kansas City City Hall. This five-acre park provides a setting for family gatherings and passive activities.

COMING SOON! SPRAY GROUND SPRING 2015

REFUND POLICY: NO REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED UPON THE CANCELLATION OF A PICNIC SHELTER IN MACKEN PARK INCLUDING FOR INCLEMENT WEATHER.

ANY PARTIES INTERESTED IN HOSTING A SPECIAL EVENT AT MACKEN PARK MUST SUBMIT A SPECIAL EVENT USAGE PERMIT A MINIMUM OF 45 DAYS PRIOR TO THE DATE OF EVENT.

WAGGIN′ TRAIL OFF-LEASH DOG PARK RULESA partnership between the City of North Kansas City, Missouri

and City of Kansas City, Missouri

1. All Park patrons must comply with the park rules as stated. Persons failing to comply with the rules may be subject to a formal complaint filed with the North Kansas City Police Department. Persons asked to leave the park premises who do not comply may be subject to prosecution for trespassing.

2. Off-leash dog areas are for dogs and their handlers. No animals other than dogs shall be permitted in the areas. No other use is permitted, including skateboard, bicycles, scooters, strollers and rollerblades.

3. Handlers must “scoop the poop” and dispose of waste in designated Park provided container. (Ordinance 6.12.120)4. To create a positive experience for you and your dog, make sure your dog knows how to appropriately socialize with

other dogs before using the Park.5. Dog owners assume all risk related to the use of the Dog Park. The Cities of North Kansas City or Kansas City shall not be

liable for any injury or damage caused by dogs or handlers. Handlers are responsible for any injuries caused by dog(s) under their control.

6. Dogs that exhibit aggressive behavior are not allowed in the park. Dogs must be removed immediately from park at the first sign of aggression. (Ordinance 6.12.090)

7. Dogs in the Small Dog area are to be less than 30 pounds. No dogs under the age of 4 months are allowed. All dogs exceeding 30 pounds are required to use the Large Dog area.

8. Female dogs in heat and dogs with fresh wounds are not allowed in the Dog Park. (Ordinance 6.12.100)9. All dogs must be current on their vaccinations along with displaying current tag on a collar or harness.

(Ordinance 6.12.020)10. SPIKED COLLARS ARE NOT ALLOWED. 11. All animal to human bites must be reported to the City of North Kansas City Animal Control Department immediately.

(Ordinance 6.16.020)12. Dogs must be on leash, a maximum length of 6 feet, when entering and exiting the off-leash dog areas. Handlers must

have possession of the dog leash at all times. No dogs are allowed within the off-leash area while restrained by a leash.13. Children 5 and under are not allowed in the off-leash dog areas. Children 6 – 15 must be accompanied by an adult

and handlers must be a minimum of 16 years of age.14. Dogs must be under voice control of their handler and in view of their handler at all times. Only 2 dogs are allowed per

handler.15. Handlers must repair all holes and damage done by their dog under their supervision.16. Park Hours of Operation are 6AM to Sunset or 9PM whichever comes first.

FOR ASSISTANCE CALL:Animal Control: 816-274-6024Police Non-Emergency: 816-274-6032 Emergencies: 911North Kansas City Parks and Recreation: 816-300-0545

Waggin’ Trail Off-Leash Dog Park is 4.70 acres, with designated areas for small dogs (less than 30 lbs.) and large dogs (more than 30 lbs.).

Dagg Park – Ocean Theme W14381 5,514 SQ FT Wet Play Areaw/ 5’ recommended Overspray Zone

476.5 GPM Perspective ViewLarge Pad

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ©2013 Water Odyssey

www.waterodyssey.com(512)392-1155

**Shade structures not provided by Water Odyssey™ and are shown for

reference only.**Dagg Park – Ocean Theme W14381 5,514 SQ FT Wet Play Area

w/ 5’ recommended Overspray Zone476.5 GPM Perspective View

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WAGGIN’ TRAIL OFF-LEASH DOG PARK IS LOCATED AT 432 EAST 32ND AVENUE.

P.O. Box 74681999 Iron Street

North Kansas City, MO 64116

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