ROUND ROCK PARKS AND RECREATION … Recreation ..... 56 Table of Contents Reasonable Accommodations...

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Parks and Recreation Office301 W. Bagdad, Suite 250

Round Rock, TX 78664

Office HoursMon.–Fri.: 8:00am–5:00pm

Phone: 512-218-5540

Clay Madsen Recreation Center1600 Gattis School RoadRound Rock, TX 78664

Phone: 512-218-3220

Administration Office HoursMon.–Fri.: 8:00am–6:00pm

Allen R. Baca Center301 W. Bagdad, Building 2

Round Rock, TX 78664

Phone 512-218-5499

Administration Office Hours:Mon.–Thur.: 8:00am–6:30pm

Fri.: 8:00am–4:00pm

Registration Form and Information ..............................................3

50+ Adults .............................................................................................6

Afterschool/Preschool Site Programs ....................................... 22

Aquatics ............................................................................................... 24

Arts & Enrichment .......................................................................... 31

Camps .................................................................................................. 35

Fitness & Wellness .......................................................................... 39

Outdoor Recreation/Adventure ................................................... 41

Special Events ................................................................................... 42

Sports ....................................................................................................47

Therapeutic Recreation ................................................................. 56

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Reasonable Accommodations StatementCity of Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department will provide reasonable accommodations to individual with a disability to contact our administrative office at 512-218-5540 at least one (1) month before the start of a program or class to discuss any accommodations that may be necessary. (Please refer to website to see definition of reasonable accommodations at www.RoundRockTexas.gov)

ROUND ROCK PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENTS

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ROUND ROCK PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENTS


1600 Gattis School Road • Round Rock, TX 78664 • 512-218-3220 • www.claymadsenrec.com

Two full-size Gymnasiums • 6–lane • 25–yard lap pool • Racquetball CourtsCardio/Weight Room • Game Room • Group Exercise Classes

Facility Hours of OperationMon–Thurs ........5:00am–10:00pmFri .........................5:00am–9:00pmSat ........................7:00am–7:00pmSun .......................10:00am–6:00pm

Membership InformationMembership Type 12 Month 3 Month 1 Month

Family $270 $70 $25

Couple (21–49 years) $190 $50 $20

Senior Couple (50 and over) $110 $30 $15

Adult (21–49 years) $120 $35 $15

Senior (50 and over) $65 $20 $10

Youth (20 and under) $65 $20 $10

CMRC/Baca Combo (21–49 years) $140 n/a n/a

CMRC/Baca Combo (50 years and over) $80 n/a n/a

CLAY MADSEN RECREATION CENTER

Walk–In Policy

Walk–in users are required to have a CMRC ID for entry.

Youth(20 and under): $6 first visit,

$1 per visit with ID card

FAMILY—Persons listed on the family membership have to be members of the same immediate family, living in the same household, claimed on the two adult’s IRS tax return and are under 21 years of age. A maximum of two (2) adults can be on a family membership.COUPLE—Any two (2) people who live in the same residence.SENIOR COUPLE—One (1) adult over 50 years of age and one (1) other person living in the same residence.

ADULT—Adults who are 21 years of age and older.SENIOR— Adults who are 50 years of age and older.YOUTH—Youth who are 20 years of age and younger. Youths who are 17 years of age and younger must obtain a parent/guardian’s signature on the memberhips form before a membership will be given.

CMRC offers visitor passes for $5 per day

Indoor Pool Hours of OperationMon–Thurs ........5:30am–9:30 pmFri. .........................5:30am–8:30 pmSat. .......................7:30am–6:30pmSunday ................10:30am–5:30pm

September 5, 2016: Labor Day-CMRC Closed

November 11, 2016: Veterans Day-CMRC 10am – 6pm

November 23, 2016: CMRC open 5am – 6pm

November 24 – 25, 2016: Thanksgiving Holidays-CMRC Closed

December 23 – 26, 2016: Christmas Holidays-CMRC Closed

January 1, 2017: New Years Day-CMRC Closed

January 2, 2017: CMRC 10am – 6pm

January 16, 2017: MLK Day-CMRC 10am – 6pm

February 20, 2017: President’s Day- CMRC 10am – 6pm

April 16, 2017: Easter- CMRC Closed

May 29, 2017: Memorial Day-CMRC Closed

Holiday Hours

*New CMRC membership rates effective 1/2/17*Membership Type 12 Month 3 Month 1 Month

Family $285 $75 $30

Couple (21–49 years) $200 $55 $25

Senior Couple (50 and over) $115 $35 $20

Adult (21–49 years) $125 $40 $20

Senior (50 and over) $70 $25 $15

Youth (20 and under) $70 $25 $15

CMRC/Baca Combo Weight Room Only (21–49 years) $140 n/a n/a

CMRC/Baca Combo (50 years and over) $85 n/a n/a

NEW! CMRC/Baca Couple Combo (50 years and over) $160 n/a n/a

**Corporate & Military Discounts Available; Please see Front Desk for more information.

MEMBERSHIP AMENITIES:Group Exercise Classes (Floor & Water)Equipment Checkout Pickleball Open Play Two Full Size Sports Gymnasium

6 Lane 25 yard Indoor PoolIndoor walking/Jogging trackOpen Adult Volleyball Play, Tues/ThurRacquetball CourtsRacquetball Challenge Court Night, Tues/Thurs 4-7pm

Racquetball Court Reservation PrivilegesTV/Game RoomWeight & Cardio Room


301 West Bagdad, Building 2 • 512-218-5499 • www.bacacenter.com

Membership InformationMembership Type Annual Monthly Walk–in/

Day UseAge 50 and over $25 $3 $1

Age 50 and over with weight room $50 $9 $3

Baca/CMRC Combo (Age 50 and over) $80 n/a n/a

Age 21–49 weight room only $65 $12 $5

Baca/CMRC Combo (Age 21-49) $140

ALLEN R. BACA CENTER

Hours of OperationMon–Thurs ........8:00am–6:30pmFri .........................8:00am–4:00pm

The Round Rock Community Foundation

People and Parks Fund

Donations: $10 youth, $15 adult or $30 family annuallyAs a donor, you get to vote on which parks project you’d like your money to help fund.Details: www.rrcommunityfoundation.org/pages/people_and_places

Together let’s combine our resources and make a huge impact on our quality of life and preserve our parks!

November 11: Veteran’s Day, Baca Closed

November 23: Baca Closes at 5pm

November 24 & 25: Thanksgiving, Baca Closed

December 22: Baca Closes at 5pm

December 23-26: Christmas, Baca Closed

December 31: Baca Closes at Noon

January 1-2: New Year’s, Baca Closed

January 16: Martin Luther King holiday, Baca Closed

February 20: President’s Day, Baca Closed

April 16: Easter Sunday, Baca Closed

May 29: Memorial Day, Baca Closed

Holiday Hours

Weight Room Hours:Monday & Wednesday: 8 a.m.-7:15 p.m.Tuesday & Thursday: 8 a.m.-8:45 p.m.Friday: 8 a.m.-3:45 p.m.Saturday & Sunday: 9 a.m.-11:45 p.m.

*New BACA membership rates effective 1/2/17*Membership Type Annual Monthly Walk–in/

Day UseAge 50 and over $25 $3 $1

Age 50 and over with weight room $50 $9 $1

Baca/CMRC Combo (Age 50 and over) $85 n/a n/a

NEW! Baca/CMRC Couple Combo (Age 50 and over) $160 n/a n/a

Baca/CMRC Combo (Age 21-49) $145 n/a n/a


50+ ADULTS

ART CLUBThe art club includes artists age 50+ and all media such as oil, acrylic, pen and ink as well as watercolor and photography. New artists are always welcome. You can find their artwork displayed throughout the center and many are available for purchase. There is a nominal fee to join the Art Club that you pay directly to the group. The fee helps pay for presenters. Location: Allen R Baca Center.

Dates Days Times Location Fee

9/7 & 9/21 Wed. 1:00-3:00pm BACA-Craft Room Free for Members









Arts and Enrichment

DAFFODIL DOLLSThis group is for all ladies 50+ that are interested in fun and fellowship. The ladies wear yellow and participate in fun activities. They meet on the 1st Wednesday of each month and choose one non-profit organization each year to raise funds for that group. Location: Allen R Baca Center.


9/7 Wed. 10:30-11:30am BACA-Craft Room Free for Members









GARDEN CLUBThe Round Rock Area Garden Club meets the 1st Monday of each month throughout the year unless that Monday is a holiday. After a brief social and business meeting, the club provides gardening hints, plans field trips, and presents speakers who are knowledgeable about meeting the challenges of gardening in our particular soil and climate. Membership is free to Baca Center Members; others pay $1 walk-in fee. For information, contact club president Sallie Burk at [email protected].







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50+ ADULTS






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WOODCARVERS CLUBThe Woodcarvers Club gets together to practice, learn and create wood carved objects. No experience necessary, however tools are needed to par-ticipate. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+


Ongoing Tues. 9:00-11:00am BACA-Mtg. Room Free for Members

WRITING CLUBParticipants are welcome to share their writing and get feedback, read someone else’s work or just come to listen. View their five anthologies on Amazon.com by searching for Baca Writing Club. A new book is always in the works and you must be a Baca and Writing Club member to get pub-lished. For more information, e-mail [email protected]. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+.


Ongoing Mon. 1:00-2:30pm BACA-Conference Free for Members

Ongoing Thurs. 10:00-11:30am BACA-Conference Free for Members

(No program on 9/5, 11/24, 1/16, 2/20)

CraftsCRAFTY CRITTERSCrafters meet to sew, knit and make their own items/crafts. Join the group to craft or learn from each other. This group also participates in various craft fairs. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+.


Ongoing Tues. 10:00am-2:00pm BACA-Craft Room Free for Members

CERAMIC ORNAMENT MAKING CLASSLike to make ornaments for the holidays? This class will give instruction on making ceramic holiday ornaments. The first class will be creating and the second class will be glazing your creations. All items will be fired and ready for pick up the week of Dec. 12. Supplies included. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee11/28 & 12/5 Mon. 9:00am-12:00pm BACA-Craft Room 69 $10 for Members

HULA FOR BEGINNERS & INTERMEDIATEAll Kupuna will meet at 1:45 for basic instruction, technique, Hawaiian language, history and dance. The intermediate Kupuna will continue at 2:45 pm and will learn more advanced dance technique and dances. Instructor approval is required for the intermediate class. All Kupuna will need a black T-shirt and pa’u skirts. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Ages 50+.

Dance

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HULA FOR BEGINNERS & INTERMEDIATE continued from page 7Dates Days Times Location Code Fee

9/9-10/28 Fri. 1:45-3:30pm BACA-Aerobics 261 Free for Members



324-5/19 Fri. 1:45-3:30pm BACA-Aerobics 322 Free for Members

50+ ADULTS

(No program on 11/11, 11/25, 12/23, 12/30, 4/21)

LATIN DANCINGThis self-led group joins together to learn from each other and to dance, dance, dance. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+.


Ongoing Wed. 1:00-3:00pm BACA-Aerobics Free for Members

LET’S DANCEHave fun, exercise and socialize at the same time! Join your friends on the first Friday of the month for a social dance. FREE line dance lessons at 6:30 pm. Lemonade and coffee will be provided. Bring your own refreshments, snacks, and BYOB. NO guests under age 50. Please register in advance. The dances are FREE for Baca members and $5 for non-members unless noted. There will be live music in December and May. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Ages 50+.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/2 Fri. 7:00-9:30pm BACA-Grand Room 302 Free for Members

10/7 Fri. 7:00-9:30pm BACA-Dining Room 209 Free for Members

11/4 Fri. 7:00-9:30pm BACA-Dining Room 210 Free for Members

12/2 Fri. 7:00-9:30pm BACA-Dining Room 211 $5 for Members

1/6 Fri. 7:00-9:30pm BACA-Grand Room 212 Free for Members




5/5 Fri. 7:00-9:30pm BACA-Grand Room 216 $5 for Members

LINE DANCING, ULTRA BEGINNINGJoin our instructor Barbara Langham as she instructs participants on the basic steps of line dancing. Participants will learn and practice so they can move up to the beginning/intermediate line dancing class. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+. *Baca members.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/6-9/20 Tues. 2:00-3:00pm BACA-Aerobics 13 $9*

10/4-10/18 Tues. 2:00-3:00pm BACA-Aerobics 52 $9*


12/6/12/20 Tues. 2:00-3:00pm BACA-Aerobics 55 $9*







50+ ADULTS

TEJANO TIMEThis award winning group is self-led and meets to enjoy Tejano dancing. Group leaders provide the Tejano music for this multi-generational pro-gram. Location: Allen R Baca Center.


Ongoing Thurs. 1:00-3:00pm BACA-Aerobics Free for Members

MusicKARAOKE KLUBThis program is for adults 50+ and they meet every Tuesday for 2 hours. People of all skill levels can sing and receive applause for their efforts. If you are not sure you are ready to perform in front of an audience, come in and enjoy listening. Songs from the 30’s to 90’s are provided and the group has FUN!! Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+.


Ongoing Tues. 10:15am-12:00pm BACA-Music Room Free for Members

KARAOKE KLUB IN SPANISHThis self-led and inspired group meets on the 1st Thursday of each month to sing their hearts out in Spanish. The group leader brings a large se-lection of Spanish songs. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+.


9/1 Thurs. 10:00-11:30am BACA-Music Room Free for Members




SING-A-LONGThe Sing-A-Long group sings show tunes, country and pop music from the 20th Century. Song books are provided and new singers are always wel-come. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+.


Ongoing Fri. 1:00-2:30pm BACA-Mtg. Room Free for Members

STRINGSMusic participants play and sing country, bluegrass and gospel. Any kind of string instrument is acceptable as long as it is in good condition and players are an intermediate or advanced player. Being able to sing is a plus but not required. New members must audition and be approved by the group and total participants in the group should not exceed six. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+.


Ongoing Mon. 9:30-11:30am BACA-Music Room Free for Members

(No program on 9/5, 1/16, 2/20)


50+ ADULTS


9/12 Mon. 8:30am-12:30pm BACA-Mtg. Room Pay AARP

11/14 Mon. 8:30am-12:30pm BACA-Mtg. Room Pay AARP

1/9 Mon. 8:30am-12:30pm BACA-Grand Room Pay AARP



10/20 Thurs. 5:00-9:00pm BACA-Grand Room Pay AARP

12/8 Thurs. 5:00-9:00pm BACA-Mtg. Room Pay AARP



BOOK DISCUSSIONBook Discussions group meets on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. The group discusses a variety of classic and contemporary essays, short stories, dramas, and poetry that present ideas of enduring human significance. Contact the Baca Center for more information on the group and what the reading material will be for each meeting date. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+.


9/13 Tues. 1:00-2:30pm BACA-Conference Free for Members









COMPUTER SUPPORTIs your data backed up, your warranty over, want to fix your computer yourself? Join Scott Wheeler for “how to” classes which will cover cleaning up your Windows operating system, install/uninstall applications/drivers, troubleshoot diagnostics, manage viruses, and more. Bring your laptop to the class. If you have a PC do a print screen of your issue. MUST register by 5 pm the Wednesday prior and if no registrations, instructor will NOT show up. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+.


Ongoing Sat. 9:30-11:00am BACA-Conference $5 for Members

AARP SMART DRIVER SAFETY COURSEThis course is designed especially for drivers 50+. You may be eligible to receive an insurance discount for up to 3 years upon completing the course, so consult your insurance agent for details. This does not dismiss tickets and not all insurance carriers provide a discount. Cost is $15 for AARP members and $20 for non-members. Fees are paid to the AARP instructor by check ONLY. Registration is required in advance by calling the Baca Center at 512-218-5499. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+. Please pay by check to AARP.

Educational


50+ ADULTS

SPANISH CONVERSATIONALJoin this group if you wish to improve your Spanish skills or to learn conversational Spanish. This is an informal class but only Spanish is spoken. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+.


Ongoing Thurs. 1:00-2:30pm BACA-Conference Free for Members

Entertainment & TheaterCINEMA MOVIESJoin the Baca Center on the 3rd Wednesday of each month 1:00-3:00 pm for a movie (unless noted otherwise). Popcorn and lemonade will be pro-vided. To see what movie will be playing, check out the current issue of the Baca Buzz. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+.

Dates Days Times Location Fee9/21 Wed. 1:00-3:00pm BACA-Mtg. Room Pay AARP

10/19 Wed. 1:00-3:00pm BACA-Mtg. Room Pay AARP








PERFORMANCE GROUPTired of waiting a year between talent shows? The Performance Group rehearsals are going on every Thursday at 2:00 pm in the Music Room. If you would like to sing, dance, play an instrument, tell jokes, read poetry, read an original story, perform a skit, this is your chance. A “show” will take place on the last Thursday of each month. If you are interested in participating, you must sign up at the Baca Center and attend a mandatory rehearsal which usually takes place the Tuesday prior to the show. For more details, check out the Baca Buzz. Come to entertain and be entertained. No expe-rience necessary just a desire to perform.


Ongoing Practice Thurs. 2:00-4:00pm BACA-Music Room Free for Members

9/29—Show Thurs. 1:00pm BACA-Grand Room Free for Members










Special Interest

50+ ADULTS

AARP“AARP is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for all as we age. AARP leads positive social change and delivers value to members through information, advocacy and service.” Membership is open to persons age 50+. You must be a member of the National Chapter to join a local chapter. Location: Allen R Baca Center.


9/14 Wed. 1:15pm BACA-Dining Room Free for Members




1/11 Wed. 1:15pm BACA-Grand Room Free for Members





BENEFITS COUNSELINGBenefits Counseling is provided for those over 50 and in need of information on Medicare, prescription plans, Medicaid and food stamps. This is a one-on-one consultation with benefits counselor Nancy Kind. This is offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Location: Allen R Baca Center.


9/7 Wed. 9:00-11:00am BACA-Lobby Free









VOLUNTEER GROUPIf you enjoy hanging out at the Baca Center, are a people person, and love having fun, please consider signing up for the volunteer program. We have many varied opportunities for you to serve and we need all different talents, abilities and skill levels. Please join us as we continue to make the Baca Center the best place in Round Rock to enjoy, various recreation activities, exercises, games, clubs, food and friends. The volunteer group meets every 2nd Wednesday of the month at 9:00 am in the conference room. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+ and must be a Baca member.

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BACA PLAYERS GROUPThe Players Group is looking for people interested in all aspects of theatre: performing, reading, helping with props or lighting. Beginning in Sep-tember, they will meet twice a month on the second and fourth Wednesdays. For more information, e-mail [email protected].


Ongoing Practice 2nd & 4th Wed. 1:00-3:00pm BACA-Craft Room Free for Members


50+ ADULTS











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BRIDGEThe Baca Center offers various types of bridge games for all abilities. Bridge was derived from the Russian game Whist. Cards originated in China as far back as 1120. The duplicate and evening bridge are for ADVANCED players that have a partner. The neighbors and fun bridge are for everyone and you do not need a partner. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to play time. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+. *Advanced players ONLY and MUST have a partner.


Ongoing—Duplicate* Mon. 1:00-4:30pm BACA-Mtg. Room Free for Members

Ongoing—Evening* Tues. 6:30-9:00pm BACA-Mtg. Room Free for Members

Ongoing—Neighbors 3rd Wed. 9:30am-12:30pm BACA-Craft Room Free for Members

Ongoing—Fun Thurs. 12:30-4:00pm BACA-Mtg. Room Free for Members

(No program on 9/5, 11/24, 12/23, 12/26, 1/16 and 2/20)

CANASTAThe Baca Center offers three different types of Canasta for your card-playing enjoyment. Canasta is a rummy-like card game that can usually be learned in a couple of sessions. Just come and join in. Please arrive at least 10 minutes prior to start time to assure your place at a table. Latecomers may not get to play. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+.


Ongoing—Regular Mon. 12:45-5:00pm BACA-Mtg. Room Free for Members

Ongoing—Texas Tues. 12:30-4:00pm BACA-Mtg. Room Free for Members

Ongoing—Hand/Foot Thurs. 12:45-4:00pm BACA-Mtg. Room Free for Members

(No program on 9/5, 11/24, 12/23, 12/26, 1/16, 2/20)

PINOCHLEThis group meets on a weekly basis to play Pinochle which is a trick-taking game that takes lots of concentration. Please arrive 15 minutes early so groups can be formed to play. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+


Ongoing Tues. 12:30-4:00pm BACA-Mtg. Room Free for Members

Cards/Games


50+ ADULTS

(No program on 9/5, 12/26, 1/2, 1/16 and 2/20)

AMERICAN MAH JONG—ALL LEVELSThere are two experienced groups that meet at the Baca Center. If you are interested in the 3rd Wednesday group, contact Pam at [email protected] to be added to the players list. If you are interested in the 4th Wednesday group, contact Cheryl at [email protected]. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+.


Ongoing Mon. 12:30-4:30pm BACA-Music Room Free for Members

AMERICAN MAH JONG—EXPERIENCED There are two experienced groups that meet at the Baca Center. If you are interested in the 3rd Wednesday group, contact Pam at [email protected] to be added to the players list. If you are interested in the 4th Wednesday group, contact Cheryl at [email protected]. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+.


9/21 Wed. 9:15am-12:30pm BACA-Music Room Free for Members









9/28 Wed. 9:15am-12:30pm BACA-Craft Room Free for Members







(No program 11/23, 12/28)

(No program on 9/2, 11/25, 12/23, 4/14)

BINGOJoin the Baca Center for bingo and a chance to win points. Each participant can choose up to 3 bingo cards for play. Winners can cash-in their points for grocery/household items. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+. *Baca members.


Ongoing Fri. 10:00-11:30am BACA-Dining Room $2*

SPADESThis group meets to play Spades. It is open to all levels of play. Please arrive 15 minutes early so groups can be formed to play. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+.


Ongoing Wed. Wed 1:00-4:00pm BACA-Mtg. Room Free for Members


50+ ADULTS

BUNCOThis is a fun fast-paced dice game that anyone can learn. Winners receive either a $5 or $10 gift card to Walmart. The games are held on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday evenings, 6:30-8:30 pm. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+. *Baca members.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/6 Tues. 6:30-8:30pm BACA-Craft Room 230 $3*

9/20 Tues. 6:30-8:30pm BACA-Craft Room 231 $3*

















DOMINOESThe Baca Center offers various opportunities to play games of dominoes. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+.


Ongoing—Chicken Foot Wed. 10:00-11:30am BACA-Mtg. Room Free for Members

Ongoing—Dominoes “42” Mon. & Wed. 12:45-3:30pm BACA-Craft or Mtg. Free for Members

Ongoing—Mexican Train Wed. 10:00-11:30am BACA-Mtg. Room Free for Members

Ongoing—Mexican Train Fri. 12:30-3:30pm BACA-Mtg. Room Free for Members

(No program on 9/2, 11/25, 12/23, 4/14)

SCRABBLEThis group meets to play Scrabble using turning boards to assist players make the best plays. It is open to all levels of play. Please arrive 15 minutes early so the group knows how many players and boards will be needed. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Age 50+.


Ongoing 2nd Wed. 1:00-4:00pm BACA-Mtg. Room Free for Members


50+ ADULTS

GROUP EXERCISE-BACAThe BACA center believes that a healthy and active lifestyle is for everyone at every age. The BACA center offers classes for their members (ages 50+) throughout the day that are included in the weight room membership fees. Non-members must pay the associated walk-in fees. Please see the BACA front desk for current group exercise schedule and class guidelines. Class participation is limited based on space & equipment.

PERSONAL TRAINING-BACAAdults age 50+ can get some one-on-one fitness with a certified personal trainer at the BACA Center. Our certified trainer will personalize a workout just for you and your physical limitations, if needed. Personal training is only available for BACA members. One free consultation is giv-en to BACA members. To schedule your consultation and register for personal training sessions with the BACA front desk call (512) 218-5499.

Fees1 Personal Fitness Consultation Free

3 Personal Training Sessions $75





Fitness & Wellness

WEIGHT ROOM ORIENTATION-BACAAre you new to working out or just interested in learning how to use the machines in the BACA weight room? Then this is the course for you! This 30-minute class will teach you the general rules of the weight room along with weight room etiquette. You will also learn proper technique for machine use. Please see the front desk or call (512) 218-5499 to schedule your orientation. Weight Room Orientation is offered every first and third Wednesday of the month.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/1-5/31 Wed. 10:30-11:30am Baca-Weight Room * FREE

CHAIR YOGA FOR WELLNESSThis weekly class is perfect for people who may have difficulty getting to the floor and back up in a regular yoga class. The chair provides support and stability, allowing the student to experience a yoga class where poses are easily accessible. A chair yoga practice will benefit students in many of the same ways as a mat practice: improving flexibility, strength, circulation, range of motion, balance, posture, breathing and a calming of the mind. This class is beginner friendly and suitable for people with limitations. Class ends with a 5-10-minute guided meditation. Visit monkeymon-keyyoga.com for more info. Instructor: Angela Richter-Gronross, E-RYT 500

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/7-9/28 Wed. 9:00-10:00am BACA Mtg. Room #1 45 $38

10/5-10/26 Wed. 9:00-10:00am BACA Mtg. Room #1 46 $38



1/4 -1/25 Wed. 9:00-10:00am BACA Mtg. Room #1 51 $38





(Class will not meet 11/23, 3/15)

YOGA & HOOP FIT FUSIONThis class is a great alternative to traditional workouts. All fitness and hula hooping levels are welcome. No experience necessary. Hooping builds core strength, provides a good cardiovascular workout, helps to burn calories, strengthens & tones, reduces stress, increases vitality, and improves rhythm & coordination. The only pieces of equipment you need to bring are a yoga mat, your hoop (if you have one) and your perseverance. Hoops

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50+ ADULTS

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/3-9/29 Thurs. 6:00-7:00pm BACA Mtg. Room #2 66 $45

10/6-10/27 Thurs. 6:00-7:00pm BACA Mtg. Room #2 325 $45







(Class will not meet 3/16)

SITTERCIZEThis workout is designed for individuals 50+ who need a less strenuous exercise class. Participants do low-impact chair exercises with hand weights while working on increasing flexibility, endurance, and strength. Location: Allen R Baca Center.

(No program on 9/5, 11/24, 12/26, 1/16, 2/20)

TAI CHIA Chinese martial art and meditative movement class designed to increase your sense of balance, cardiovascular fitness and joint flexibility. This program is offered by the Taoist Tai Chi Society at the Baca Center for adults 50+. Location: Allen R Baca Center. *Baca members.

(No program on 9/2, 11/25, 12/23, 4/14)


Ongoing Mon.-Thurs. 10:30-11:00am BACA-Mtg. Room Free for Members


Ongoing—Intro Fri. 9:00-10:00am BACA-Grand Room $4/class*

Ongoing—Adv. Fri. 10:00-11:30am BACA-Grand Room $4/class*

Special EventsTRUNK OR TREATJoin the Baca Center for our annual Trunk or Treat event taking place on Halloween. There will be lots of trunks with treats and everyone is encour-aged to dress up. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Ages 50+ only.


10/31 Mon. 1:30-2:30pm BACA-Dining Room FREE for Members

EGG HUNT AND LUNCHJoin the Baca Center and Reavis Rehab for a hopping good time at our annual egg hunt. Reavis will provide lunch and over 1,500 eggs will be hid-den throughout the building. The eggs will have candy and there will be lots of vendors in the grand room with door prize opportunities. Location: Allen R Baca Center. Ages 50+ only.

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are provided for class and are also available for purchase – please note, these hoops are not like the ones you played with as a kid – these are custom made, durable and hand-crafted for adults. Clothing should be flexible but not too loose. Yoga attire works great. This super fun fusion class will leave you feeling toned, energized and wanting more! Visit monkeymonkeyyoga.com for more info. Ages 16 years and older. Instructor: Angela Richter-Gronross, E-RYT 500 & Hoopnotica Certified Instructor

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50+ ADULTS

TravelDAY TRIPSAdults age 50+ can travel with the Baca Center throughout Central Texas to see new places, museums, plays, sporting events, movies, concerts and restaurants. Travel is within three hours of the center and there are NO overnight trips. To view the current trips the Baca Center offers, check out the latest newsletter at www.bacacenter.com.

HIKING CLUBThe Hiking Club is a self-led group for active participants age 50+ that like to hike with a group. This group hikes ONLY during late September through early May. Most hikes are between 3-5 miles; however some hikes are as long as 8 miles depending on the location. The group hikes in the spring and fall at various parks/trails in the Central Texas area. Trips are also planned for hikes in state parks in which the group pays a fee for travel on the center’s bus. You must be a Baca Center member to get on the list and can contact the Baca Center at 512-218-5499.

AFTERSCHOOL/PRESCHOOL SITE PROGRAMS

COUNSELOR IN TRAINING MIDDLE SCHOOL AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMThe Counselor in Training (CIT) program is an afterschool program for children in grades 6-8. This program runs through the regular school year. The CIT program will provide transpor-tation from C.D. Fulkes and Ridgeview Middle Schools. If your child attends another school, and you can provide transportation, they are welcome to be a part of the CIT program. We will provide a snack and daily activities including homework time, small and large group activities, sports, arts and crafts and much more! In addition, the Counselors in Training will assist in special events and go on a monthly field trip! Registrations for CIT will take place at the Clay Madsen Recreation Center Administration Office, Monday – Friday from 8am – 6pm. Registration opens Monday, July 11, 2016.Days: Mon. – Fri.Time: 3:30pm – 6:00pmWhere: Clay Madsen Recreation Center

Fall Session Dates Fees Other Payment Deadline1 August 23-September 30 $175 Closed Sept 5 Pre-registration

2 October 3-31 $140 All Day Camp Oct 10 September 10

3 November 1-30 $110 Closed Nov 21-25 October 10

4 December 1-16 $95 All Day Camp Dec 16 November 10

Spring Session Dates Fees Other Payment Deadline1 January 3-31 $140 All Day Camp Jan 16 December 10

2 February 1-28 $140 All Day Camp Feb 20 January 10

3 March 1-31 $110 Closed Mar 13-17 February 10

4 April 3-28 $140 Closed April 14 March 10

5 May 1-June 1 $155 Closed May 29 and June 2 April 10

***Above schedule subject to change. Note: Clay Madsen Recreation Center will provide other programs such as Thanksgiving, Holiday and Spring Break camps at an additional cost. These camps are separate from Counselor in Training and it will be your responsibility to register and pay for these programs.


4/14 Fri. 9:00-11:00am BACA-Grand Room FREE for Members

Check the latest “Baca Buzz” for all upcoming special events.

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Fall Session Dates Fees Other Payment Deadline1 August 25 – September 30 $250 Closed Sept 5 Pre-registration

2 October 3-31 $195 All Day Camp Oct 10 September 10

3 November 1-30 $165 Closed Nov 21-25 October 10

4 December 1-16 $135 All Day Camp Dec 16 November 10

KIDS’ CLUBHOUSE AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMThe Kids’ Clubhouse is an afterschool program for children in grades K-5. This program runs through the regular school year. The Kids’ Clubhouse program will provide transportation from Voigt, Callison, Gattis, Blackland Prairie and Forest Creek Elementary Schools. If your child attends anoth-er school, and you can provide transportation, they are welcome to be a part of the Kids’ Clubhouse. The Kids’ Clubhouse will provide a snack and daily activities including Homework/Reading time, small and large group activities, sports, arts and crafts and much more! Registrations for Kids’ Clubhouse will take place at The Clay Madsen Recreation Center Administration Office, Monday – Friday from 8am – 6pm.

Registration opens Mon., July 11, 2016.Days: Mon. – Fri.Time: 2:45pm – 6:00pmWhere: Clay Madsen Recreation Center

Spring Session Dates Fees Other Payment Deadline1 January 3-31 $195 All Day Camp Jan 16 December 10

2 February 1-28 $195 All Day Camp Feb 20 January 10

3 March 1-31 $165 Closed Mar 13-17 February 10

4 April 3-28 $195 Closed Apr 14 March 10

5 May 1- June 1 $215 Closed May 29 and June 2 April 10

***Above schedule subject to change. Note Clay Madsen Recreation Center will provide other programs such as Thanksgiving, Holiday and Spring Break camps at an additional cost. These camps are separate from Kids Clubhouse and it will be your responsibility to register and pay for these programs.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/9 Fri. 6:00pm-10:00pm CMRC-Meeting Room 374 $15

10/14 Fri. 6:00pm-10:00pm CMRC-Meeting Room 543 $15







PARENTS NIGHT OUTEvery second Friday of the month is Parent Night Out. Parents get the chance to go out, while the kids get to enjoy games, activities, movies and much more! Food and snack provided.

TODDLER TREEHOUSE PRESCHOOL PROGRAMThe Clay Madsen Recreation Center Toddler Treehouse Preschool Program is an annual developmental program that offers children ages 3-5 years an opportunity to explore and learn from “A to Z”, “123”, “All about me” and much more! Activities include hands on crafts, cooking, games, tactile learning activities and fun field trips. Each Toddler Treehouse participant must be completely bathroom independent. Morning snack is provided; each Treehouse participant must bring a sack lunch daily.

Registration opens Mon., July 11, 2016.Days: Ages 3’s and 4’s: Tues/Thurs; Ages 4’s and 5’s: Mon/Wed/FriTime: 9:00am – 1:00pmWhere: Clay Madsen Recreation Center

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Fall Session Dates3’s & 4’s

Program Fee(Tue/Thur)

4’s & 5’sProgram Fee

(Mon/Wed/Fri)Other Payment Deadline

1 September 6-30 $175 $195 No class Sept 5 Pre-Registration

2 October 3-31 $175 $195 No class Oct 10 September 10

3 November 1-30 $155 $175 No class Nov 11, 21-25 October 10

4 December 1-15 $135 $155 No Class Dec 16-31 November 10

Spring Session Dates

3’s & 4’sProgram Fee(Tue/Thur)

4’s & 5’sProgram Fee

(Mon/Wed/Fri)Other Payment Deadline

1 January 3-31 $175 $195 No class Jan 2 & 16 December 10

2 February 1-28 $175 $195 No class Feb 20 January 10

3 March 1-31 $155 $175 No class Mar 13-17 February 10

4 April 3-28 $175 $195 No class Apr 14 March 10

5 May 1-26 $175 $195 April 10

***Above schedule subject to change.


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AQUATICS

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/10-10/1 Sat. 11:30-11:55am CMRC-Pool 669 $15

10/8-10/29 Sat. 11:30-11:55am CMRC-Pool 671 $15

1/7-1/28 Sat. 11:30-11:55am CMRC-Pool 672 $15

2/4-2/25 Sat. 11:30-11:55am CMRC-Pool 673 $15

4/1-4/29 Sat. 11:30-11:55am CMRC-Pool 675 $15

2016-17 SWIMMING LESSONS: LEARN-TO-SWIM WITH US!We proudly teach the American Red Cross Learn-To-Swim Program and are offering classes from Level 1 to Level 5. In addition, we offer lessons in Parent and Child (6-36 mos.), Preschool and courses for Adults. Each participant should come in a suit or swim diaper ready to swim. Parents/

guardians are asked to wait away from the pool during lessons except on the last class day which is a picture taking day. Make-up classes are held only cancelled classes. All classes consist of four lessons.

TO REDUCE THE CHANCE OF FECAL CONTAMINATION, PLEASE DO NOT BRING YOUR CHILD TO THE POOL WHEN ILL.

PARENT & CHILDInstructors will introduce young children to safe behaviors around the water and develop swimming readiness by leading parents and their children in water exploration activities with the objective of having fun and becoming comfortable in, on and around water. Multiple adults per child are welcome. Class ratio is 1:15 children. (6-36 months). **No Class Sat., July 2**

PRESCHOOLSwimmers will become familiar with the aquatic environment and work on basic aquatic skills. We will help participants begin to develop positive attitudes and safe practices around water. Swimmers will learn to enter the pool from the deck and exit the pool using steps and side of the pool. We will teach the back float and the back glide as well as rolling from front to back and back to front. Additionally, we will teach swimmers a combined arm and leg action. Ages 3-5. No skill prerequisite. Class ratio is 1:6. No class 4/15.

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Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/10-10/1 Sat 11:00-11:25pm CMRC-Pool 677 $15

10/8-10/29 Sat. 11:00-11:25am CMRC-Pool 678 $15

1/7-1/28 Sat. 11:00-11:25am CMRC-Pool 679 $15

2/4-2/25 Sat. 11:00-11:25am CMRC-Pool 680 $15

4/1-4/29 Sat. 11:00-11:25am CMRC-Pool 681 $15

LEVEL 1 & 2We teach swimmers the back float, back glide, and recovering from the back float position into a vertical position. Swimmers will also learn to change direction while swimming on front or back. We introduce treading water motions in chest deep water. Additionally, swimmers will learn front glide for 2 body lengths, and back glide for 2 body lengths. Ages 5 & up. No skill prerequisite. Class ratio 1:6. No class 4/15.


10/8-10/29 Sat. 10:00-10:50am CMRC-Pool 683 $27

1/7-1/28 Sat. 10:00-10:50am CMRC-Pool 684 $27

2/4-2/25 Sat. 10:00-10:50am CMRC-Pool 685 $27

4/1-4/29 Sat. 10:00-10:50am CMRC-Pool 686 $27

LEVEL 3Swimmers build on the skills taught in levels 1 & 2. We teach participants to do rotary or bilateral breathing, a finning arm action for 5 body lengths on the back. Swimmers will learn how to tread water using arm and leg actions for 15 seconds. Swimmers move from the elementary backstroke and are taught the full backstroke. Swimmers will learn how to streamline off the wall and the breaststroke kick. Ages 5 & up. Skill prerequisites: Swim a combined arm & leg action on front for 5 body lengths. Roll to back, float for 15 seconds. Roll to front, and then continue swimming for 5 body lengths. Class ratio is 1:6. No class 4/15.


10/8-10/29 Sat. 9:00-9:50am CMRC-Pool 693 $27

1/7-1/28 Sat. 9:00-9:50am CMRC-Pool 694 $27

2/4-2/25 Sat. 9:00-9:50am CMRC-Pool 695 $27

4/1-4/29 Sat. 9:00-9:50am CMRC-Pool 696 $27

ADULTThis course helps participants learn basic aquatic skills and swimming strokes. Swimmers are taught skills to help overcome a fear of water (if applicable). Participants refine front crawl (freestyle), backstroke, & breaststroke. Ages 14 & up. Class ratio is 1:6. No Class 4/15.


10/8-10/29 Sat. 9:00-9:50am CMRC-Pool 688 $27

1/7-1/28 Sat. 9:00-9:50am CMRC-Pool 689 $27

2/4-2/25 Sat. 9:00-9:50am CMRC-Pool 690 $27

4/1-4/29 Sat. 9:00-9:50am CMRC-Pool 691 $27


AQUATICS

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee

9/9 – 9/24 Fri. & Sat.Sat.

6:00 – 9:00pm10:00a – 6:00pm Round Rock Pools 906 $215

10/7 – 10/10 Fri.Sat.- Mon.

6:00 – 9:00pm10:00am – 7:00pm Round Rock Pools 907 $215

11/19 – 11/23 Sat** – Wed.**Sun.

10:00am – 6:00pm12:00 – 5:00pm Round Rock Pools 908 $215

12/27 – 12-31 Tues – Fri.Sat.

10:00am – 6:00pm10:00am – 2:00pm Round Rock Pools 909 $215

1/9 – 1/20 Mon. – Fri.Mon.

6:00pm – 9:00pm10:00am – 7:00pm Round Rock Pools 910 $215

2/10 – 2/19 Fri.Sat. & Sun.

6:00pm – 9:00pm10:00am – 6:00pm Round Rock Pools 911 $215

3/13 – 3/17 Mon - Thurs. 10:00am – 6:00pm Round Rock Pools 912 $215

LIFEGUARD TRAININGLearn how to effectively prevent and respond to water emergencies with the American Red Cross Lifeguard Training. The course is designed to arm you with the skills and knowledge to prepare you for a variety of scenarios in and around the water. You will learn how quick response times and effective preparation are vital to being a lifeguard while also understanding the crucial ele-ments in helping to prevent drownings and injuries. A minimum amount of participants must be signed up for each class. Minimum age 15 years old.

Class Fee is $215. Contact the aquatics manager for more details: [email protected] or 512-341-3171

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee10/14 – 10/16 Fri. 6:00 – 9:00pm Round Rock Pools 913 $99

10/14 – 10/16 Sat.- Sun. 10:00a – 7:00p Round Rock Pools 913 $99

3/10 – 3/12 Fri. 6:00 – 9:00pm Round Rock Pools 914 $99

3/10 – 3/12 Sat.- Sun. 10:00a – 7:00p Round Rock Pools 914 $99

LIFEGUARD TRAININGLifeguarding review classes are designed to help you update your skills while also extending your certification for another two years. This class is offered for those whose certification is still valid (or within 30 days of expiring). Proof of certification will be required to enter class. Minimum age 15 years old.

Class Fee is $99. Contact the aquatics manager for more details: [email protected] or 512-341-3171


AQUATICS

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee3/17 Fri. 10:00am – 3:00pm Round Rock Pools 917 $59+$19

4/14 Fri. 9:00am – 1:00pm Round Rock Pools 918 $59+$19

WATERPARK LIFEGUARD TRAININGThis class is an additional certification course that crossovers into an existing Lifeguard Certifi-cate by the American Red Cross. This course teaches skills that can be happen in shallow water, moving water, and slides and play structures. This class renews an existing Lifeguard Certification for an additional 2 years. Participants must pay an additional $19 fee directly to the American Red Cross. Minimum age 15 years old. Contact the aquatics manager for more details: [email protected] or 512-341-3171

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee4/14 Fri. 1:00pm – 6:00pm Round Rock Pools 919 $75+$19

WATERFRONT LIFEGUARD TRAININGThis class is an additional certification course that crossovers into an existing Lifeguard Certificate by the American Red Cross. This course teach lifeguards the skills and knowledge needed to prevent and respond to emergencies in non-surf, open-water areas found at public parks, resorts, summer camps and campgrounds. This class renews an existing Lifeguard Certification for an additional 2 years. Minimum age 15 years old.

Participants must pay an additional $19 fee directly to the American Red Cross. Contact the aquatics manager for more details: [email protected] or 512-341-3171

WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTORThis program teaches candidates the American Red Cross Learn-To-Swim program. Successfully complete this course and become eligible to teach swim lessons and earn additional pay when you work for the City of Round Rock Aquatics Division!

Requirements: At least 16 years of age before the last scheduled class and successfully complete the in-water skills assessment. Students who register for this class will be contacted with details. Contact the aquatics manager for more details: [email protected] or 512-341-3171

Dates FeeTBA Please contact us to be added to the list of interested candidates $325

OXYGEN ADMINISTRATION TRAININGThis American Red Cross course is designed to give participants the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care to a victim of a breathing emergency using breathing devices, including resuscitation masks, bag-valve-mask resuscitators (BVMs) and emergency oxygen. Participants must have at minimum an existing American Red Cross Adult, Child, or Infant CPR or equivalent. Minimum age 15 years old.

Participants must pay an additional $19 fee directly to the American Red Cross. Contact the aquatics manager for more details: [email protected] or 512-341-3171

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee3/17 Fri. 3:00pm – 7:00p Round Rock Pools 920 $75+$19


Spotlight on LeisureMeet one of your Fitness Team Members!Anna Wells is a Personal Trainer at the Clay Madsen Recreation Center. “My job helps people change their lives. Getting strong and healthy starts with making small, simple changes you can maintain for a lifetime.” Join Anna at CMRC and get fit for a lifetime. Checkout our Personal Training sessions and all of our Fitness & Wellness programs at www.claymadsenrec.com. The Clay Madsen Recreation Center has two full size gymnasiums, a six lane, 25 yard lap pool, four racquetball courts, a cardio/weight room, meeting rooms, kitchen, game room, and babysitting in the Madsen playroom available for our members. CMRC also offers a variety of fitness & wellness programs.


ARTS & ENRICHMENT

BEGINNER TEXAS TWO STEP DANCE CLASSKick up your boots and get ready to have a good time as Liz introduces you to this country dancing staple! No experience or partner necessary. This is a progressive, 4 week class, so attendance on week 1 will be required. Ages: 16+ Instructor Liz Diana

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/6-9/27 Tues. 6:30-7:20pm CMRC – Mtg. Room 877 $60

10/4-10/25 Tues. 6:30-7:20pm CMRC – Mtg. Room 878 $60


Dance & Movement

(Classes will not meet 11/22)

BEGINNER SALSA DANCE CLASSGet ready to have a spicy good time as Liz introduces you to this Latin dancing staple! No experience or partner necessary. This is a progressive, 4 week class, so attendance on week 1 will be required. Ages: 18+ Instructor Liz Diana

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/6-9/27 Tues. 7:30-8:20pm CMRC – Mtg. Room 880 $60




Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/9-9/30 Fri. 3:45-4:30pm CMRC Mtg. Room 304 $42

10/7-10/28 Fri. 3:45-4:30pm CMRC Mtg. Room 305 $42








EPIC DANCE & CARDIOMovin’ & groovin’ with the latest beats, fancy footwork, and back to dancing in the streets! Instructor: Anna Warr Ages: 6-12 yrs


Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/7-10/19 Wed. 9:00-9:30am CMRC MP Room 418 $63

9/7-10/19 Wed. 4:45-5:15pm CMRC AC Room 419 $63

KINDERTOTSThis creative movement and motor skill development class is perfect for our 2-year-olds who love to move whenever the music comes on! This class serves as a pre-dance and pre-gymnastics class and will focus on developing the skills needed to move into a dance or gymnastics class upon turning 3. Dance attire is encouraged, but not required. Parents are allowed in the class with children. A performance opportunity is available in May for our Kindertots with costumes and an award. Instructor: Kinderdance Austin Ages: 2 yrs

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9/10-10/22 Sat. 9:00-9:30am CMRC AC Room 420 $63

10/26-12/14 Wed. 9:00-9:30am CMRC MP Room 421 $63









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KINDERDANCEThis is our most popular class offered by Kinderdance for the dancer that is new or only has had a brief intro to dance. Class will focus on the basic skills of ballet and tap. Skills for ballet include: first and second position of the feet, 5 arms of ballet, plie, releve, sauté and bourree. Skills for tap include: toe taps, heel digs, toe tap back, shuffles and slides. Each session builds upon skills learned in the previous session. Leotard, tights, ballet shoes and tap shoes are required for the class. Performance opportunities (at an additional cost) will be made available in December and May. Parents are not allowed to be in the room during class. Instructor: Kinderdance Austin Ages: 3-5 yrs


KINDERJAMThis is a brand new class for Kinderdance! KinderJam is a combo of hip hop and jazz for the dancer that wants to add to their dancer tool box. We will learn the basics of hip hop and jazz technique in a fun and energetic environment. Age appropriate music and movements will be used in class. Recommended clothing for class includes: jazz pants, t-shirt or cami, jazz shoes and/or tennis shoes. Performance opportunities (at an additional cost) will be made available in December and May. Parents are not allowed to be in the room during class. Instructor: Kinderdance Austin Ages: 3 ½ - 5yrs.


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KINDERGYMThis is a beginning tumbling class. Gymnasts will be taught the basic skills of tumbling, individual tricks and basic balance beam skills. Skills include: forward rolls, hand stands, bridges, forward/sideways/backward movement on the balance beam, etc. Participants need to wear a t-shirt and shorts or athletic pants for class. Parents are not allowed to be in the room during class. A performance opportunity for an additional cost will be made available in May. Instructor: Kinderdance Austin Ages: 3-5yrs



Fine Arts

PENCIL, PASTEL, WATERCOLOR & BEYOND This class is designed to allow youth to explore their creativity through a variety of artistic projects. Students will get acquainted with a variety of media including watercolor, pencil, pastel, acrylic, charcoal and more. It is the most popular class at Cordovan School. All art supplies are included. Ages: 7-12 Instructor: Cordovan Art School

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/7-10/26 Wed. 5:00-6:15pm BACA-Craft Room 490 $145

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REALISTIC PAINTING & DRAWING Come and enjoy the thrill of painting and drawing in realism with oils, watercolor, acrylic, and graphite. In this class, you’ll get to choose a photo-graph that you want to paint from-- a scenic landscape, a personal portrait, vacation spot, animal portrait, or anything else that interests you--and then you’ll start painting away under the guidance of a professional artist! Traditional techniques will be taught while you paint your masterpiece. This class is FUN and is designed for beginners and advanced artists. Ages: 18+ Instructor: Cordovan Art School

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/7-10/26 Wed. 6:30-8:30pm BACA-Craft Room 491 $245

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MusicSHARP NOTES MUSICDo you have a budding rock star? Sharp Notes Music classes are for stars (kids) aged 5-7! Two certified educators and musicians build your child’s music skills from week to week. Students will play instruments provided in class and experience live music! Each class holds new excitement hon-ing skills from rhythm to note-reading using a variety of music from country to rock to jazz! Every 7 weeks kids perform a mini- concert to showcase emerging talent. Join us Saturdays at the Rec Center from 9:30-10:30 (specific themes, songs, dates subject to change. Parents will receive notifica-tion about upcoming events and/or changes)! Instructors: Joe and Kollette Steiger .

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/10-10/22 Sat. 9:30-10:30 CMRC-MP Room 887 $90

10/29-12/17 Sat. 9:30-10:30 CMRC-MP Room 888 $90


Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/19-10/31 Monday 9:45-10:15am CMRC MP Room 385 $80

9/19-10/31 Monday 5:30-6:00pm CMRC AC Room 386 $80

11/7-12/12 Monday 9:45-10:15am CMRC MP Room 387 $70








MOVE KIDS2MUSIC – TODDLER MAKE MUSIC 1In this Parent & Me class the toddler and parent learn delightful songs, dances and musical activities that focus on singing and keeping a beat to enhance timing, coordination, listening and language skills. High-quality percussion instruments are used as well as puppets, stories and colorful props to make this a very special music time. More benefits: Repetition assists language development and memory, and improves coordination and timing. Helps toddlers express their feelings productively, and develops their imagination and ability to focus. Each 4-week session provides differ-ent lessons so families can enjoy continuing music classes each month. Instructor: Rebecca Dittmar Ages: 1-2

Class will not meet (10/10, 11/21, 2/20)

MOVE KIDS2MUSIC – TODDLERS MAKE MUSIC 2The young child and parent will sing, dance, and play instruments in this Parent & Me class. Solo singing is encouraged to develop listening, pitch-matching, and language skills. Concepts such as high and low, soft and loud, up and down are taught in a game-like atmosphere. Puppets, felts and props add to the special music making experience. More benefits: Improves coordination. Through movement and playing, a sense of timing,

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Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/19-10/31 Monday 9:00-9:30am CMRC MP Room 357 $80










Class will not meet (10/10, 11/21, 2/20)

CAMPS

Special Interest - SportsBALL HARD ELITE CAMPBall Hard Basketball is offering an ELITE camp to all athletes serious about improving their game going into the off season. This camp will feature high level instruction in these major fundamental areas of focus: Shooting, Ball Handling, Footwork, Basketball IQ, and Conditioning. This camp will emphasize high volume shooting as players participate in drills that will work on proper shot ready mechanics, proper footwork, the importance of balance and dynamic stability, ball placement, and much more. Athletes will also be challenged by intensive ball handling which will embody a diverse range of moves in transition and hand-eye coordination. BALL HARD basketball will stimulate each athlete mentally through various tools and aids, while emphasizing high reps at game speed. For more background information on Ball Hard please visit www.Ball-Hard.com. Camp is designed for boys and girls ages 6-14. Instructor: Ball Hard Elite Training and Skills Development.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee3/13-3/17 Mon.-Fri. 8:00am-12:00pm CMRC-Court 2 500 $150

4/14 Fri. 8:00am-12:00pm CMRC-Court 2 501 $30

Dates Days Times Age Location Code Fee9/17 Sat. 10:00am-12:00pm 9-10 CMRC-Court #2 398 $20

9/17 Sat. 12:30-2:30pm 11-14 CMRC-Court #2 399 $20

9/17 Sat. 3:00-4:30pm 7-8 CMRC-Court #2 400 $15

3/4 Sat. 10:00am-12:00pm 9-10 CMRC-Court #2 402 $20

3/4 Sat. 12:30-2:30pm 11-14 CMRC-Court #2 403 $20

3/4 Sat. 3:00-4:30pm 7-8 CMRC-Court #2 401 $15

COACH ‘EM UP VOLLEYBALL SKILLS CLINICPrepare for the upcoming volleyball season with Coach ‘Em Up! Each clinic is tailored to specific age groups and age appropriate drills will rein-force a strong foundation of basic skills. For ages 7-14. Instructor: Certified Coach ‘Em Up Coach.


Map LegendTrails (City Owned)

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University Village Park 0.25 miles

Meadow Lake Park 1.35 miles

Settlement Park 0.15 miles

Rock Hollow Park 0.44 miles

Bowman Park 0.25 miles

Somerset Park 0.20 miles

Mesa Village Park 0.38 miles

Memorial Park 0.60 miles

Round Rock West Park 0.43 miles

Chisholm Valley Park 0.35 miles

Frontier Park 0.25 miles

Clay Madsen Park 0.35 miles

Bradford Park 0.25 miles

High Country Park 0.34 miles

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Round Rock West Greenbelt - 0.88 miles

Creekmont West Greenbelt - 0.25 miles

Chandler Creek Greenbelt - Jester Farms - 0.47 miles

Old Settlers Park Trails - 3.13 miles

Behrens Ranch ParkProposed Trails - 3.5 miles

Behrens Ranch Greenbelt- 1.53 miles

Hidden Glen Greenbelt - 0.30 miles

Kenney Fort Blvd. Trail - 0.69 miles

Lake Creek Trail - Round Rock West to Centennial Plaza - approx. 1.0 mile proposed

Brushy Creek Trail - Heritage Trailapprox. 2.0 miles proposed

Chisholm Crossing Greenbelt - 0.39 miles

Brushy Creek Trail - Williamson County - approx. 2.7 miles proposed


Brushy Creek Trail - Williamson County - approx. 6.75 miles (to Cedar Park)

Greater Lake Creek Trail - A.W. Grimes - Turtle Creek Loop - 1.03 miles

Greater Lake Creek Trail - A.W. Grimes to CMRC - 0.85 miles

Greater Lake Creek Trail - A.W. Grimes to Lake Creek Park - 0.85 miles

Kensington Greenbelt - 0.53 miles

Brushy Creek Trail - Red Bud Ln. to A.W. Grimes Blvd. - approx. 3.06 mile

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Map LegendTrails (City Owned)

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Future Trails (funded by Williamson County 2014 Bond Election Funds)

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In-Park Trails

University Village Park 0.25 miles

Meadow Lake Park 1.35 miles

Settlement Park 0.15 miles

Rock Hollow Park 0.44 miles

Bowman Park 0.25 miles

Somerset Park 0.20 miles

Mesa Village Park 0.38 miles

Memorial Park 0.60 miles

Round Rock West Park 0.43 miles

Chisholm Valley Park 0.35 miles

Frontier Park 0.25 miles

Clay Madsen Park 0.35 miles

Bradford Park 0.25 miles

High Country Park 0.34 miles

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Round Rock West Greenbelt - 0.88 miles

Creekmont West Greenbelt - 0.25 miles

Chandler Creek Greenbelt - Jester Farms - 0.47 miles

Old Settlers Park Trails - 3.13 miles

Behrens Ranch ParkProposed Trails - 3.5 miles

Behrens Ranch Greenbelt- 1.53 miles

Hidden Glen Greenbelt - 0.30 miles

Kenney Fort Blvd. Trail - 0.69 miles

Lake Creek Trail - Round Rock West to Centennial Plaza - approx. 1.0 mile proposed

Brushy Creek Trail - Heritage Trailapprox. 2.0 miles proposed

Chisholm Crossing Greenbelt - 0.39 miles



Brushy Creek Trail - Williamson County - approx. 6.75 miles (to Cedar Park)

Greater Lake Creek Trail - A.W. Grimes - Turtle Creek Loop - 1.03 miles

Greater Lake Creek Trail - A.W. Grimes to CMRC - 0.85 miles

Greater Lake Creek Trail - A.W. Grimes to Lake Creek Park - 0.85 miles

Kensington Greenbelt - 0.53 miles

Brushy Creek Trail - Red Bud Ln. to A.W. Grimes Blvd. - approx. 3.06 mile

City of Round Rock Parks & Trails


CAMPS

FIRESTORM VOLLEYBALL SPRING BREAK CAMP This four day camp is perfect for club players looking for extra training, school players wanting to stay sharp in the offseason, or league players wanting to improve their skills. Athletes will receive technical instruction on all basic skills--serving, passing, defense, setting, and hitting—in a fast-paced environment, with lots of touches on the ball, competitive drills, and game play designed to help players develop court awareness and volleyball IQ. For intermediate or advanced players, ages 11-14. Instructor: Doug Keyser, CAP Level II USA Volleyball accredited skills instructor and experienced school and club coach currently with Round Rock Christian Academy and Austin Junior Volleyball.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee3/14-3/17 Mon.-Thurs. 1:30pm-4:30pm CMRC-Court 2 38 $99

SKATEBOARDING CAMPSStairs. Ledge. Bowl. Hip. Quarter Pipe. Come out and sign up for this camp for all skill levels. Classes are geared for ages 5-12. Class ratio is small, so sign up quickly! Instructor: Vance Lewis.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee3/13 Mon.-Thurs. 8:00-9:15am Skate Park 502 $60

TENNIS-10 & UNDER PLAY DAYCome and join Tennis Professional Jack Alsup for a Tennis Play Day and experience the benefits of the US Tennis Association’s 10 & Under Tennis program. Demo stations will be set up for players to try out the equipment and receive guidance from an instructor during this come and go event. This is a free event, but pre-registration is encouraged. For ages 4-10 years.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee4/22 Sat. 9:00-10:30am CMRC-Tennis Courts 652 FREE

Traditional - HolidayTHANKSGIVING CAMPGobble up a time of fun at our Thanksgiving camp! Every day at camp is a new adventure. The daily adventures will be filled with indoor and out-door games, sports, cooking, arts and crafts, and field trips! Please bring a sack lunch and water bottle daily. Morning and afternoon snack provided. Ages 5-12 years.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee12/19-12/22 Mon.-Thurs. 7:00am-6:00pm Kinningham Park 516 $95

12/27-12/30 Tues.-Fri. 7:00am-6:00pm Kinningham Park 517 $95

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee11/21 - 11/23 Mon. – Wed. 7:00am-6:00pm Kinningham Park 515 $70

HOLIDAY CAMPJoin us this winter for some exciting holiday fun! From swimming, baking, sports activities, arts and crafts, field trips and much more! Each day has a special theme, so gear up and get ready, you won’t want to miss out on all of the surprises! Please bring a sack lunch and water bottle daily. Morning and afternoon snack provided. Ages 5-12 years. Kinningham Park-1000 South Creek Drive

SPRING BREAK CAMPSpring into a week of camp with us! Every day at camp is a new adventure. The daily adventures will be filled with indoor and outdoor games, sports, cooking, arts and crafts, swimming, and field trips! Please bring a sack lunch and water bottle daily. Morning and afternoon snack provided. Ages 5-12 years. Kinningham Park-1000 South Creek Drive

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee3/13-3/17 Mon.-Fri. 7:00am-6:00pm Kinningham Park 518 $120


FITNESS & WELLNESS

GROUP EXERCISE-CMRCClay Madsen Recreation Center values health and exercise and provides a variety of group exercise classes to our members for free. Classes range from cardio to strength training. Non-members must pay the visitor pass rate of $5/day. Class par-ticipation is limited based on space & equipment. Please see www.claymadsenrec.com or the Clay Madsen Recreation Center Front desk for current group exercise schedule and class guidelines.

PERSONAL TRAINING-CMRCIt’s time to get serious about becoming physically fit. Let one of our personal trainer’s help you get the results you’ve always wanted! Our trainers have a result driven philosophy that will push you to level of fitness you never thought possible. Our trainers bring a wealth of knowledge, passion, and motivation that keep every session interesting. Please contact us today for more information on our trainers and the personal training packages we offer (512) 341-3388.

Personal training is only available for CMRC members. One free consultation is given to CMRC members. Request your consultation and register for personal training ses-sions with the CMRC Front Desk.

Fees1 Personal Fitness Consultation FREE






SMALL GROUP PERSONAL TRAININGIf the large group classes and one-on-one training isn’t your thing, then give Small Group Training a try! SGPT is designed to give participants that non-intimidating environment that has the structure of group exercise but the individual experience of Personal Training. This is a 4-8 week pro-gram depending on the initial agreement of times and days of the week, the finalized days and times will stand throughout the entire 8 sessions, RESCHEDULING IS PROHIBITED. Call or stop by Clay Madsen Recreation Center for more information and to get set up today!

Class size: 3-5 | 4 Weeks Min.—8 Week Max. | 1 Hour Sessions | 1-2 Days per Week | $65 per PersonClass size: 2 | 4 Weeks Min.—8 Week Max. | 1 Hour Sessions | 1-2 Days per Week | $95 per Person

WEIGHT ROOM ORIENTATION-CMRCYouth members of CMRC, ages 14 and 15 years old, who wish to work out in the weight room without a parent or guardian must complete a weight room certification. Participants will learn CMRC weight room rules, proper weight room etiquette and basic training techniques. This class must be completed for youth ages 14 & 15 to be approved to work out in the weight room by themselves. Please see CMRC front desk or call (512) 218-3220 to schedule an appointment.

Dates Days Times Location Code FeeRequested Requested Requested CMRC- Weight Room * $10

WEIGHT ROOM ORIENTATION-CMRCAre you new to working out or just interested in learning how to use the NEW machines in the CMRC weight room? In a 30-minute informative orientation we will show you the general rules of the weight room along with weight room etiquette. You will also learn proper technique for our machines. Please see the front desk or call (512) 218-3220 for any questions.

BOOTCAMP TRAININGKick-start your day with Boot Camp training! Participate in a total body workout that includes cardio, weights, plyometrics, muscle strengthening, core conditioning, and HIIT (high intensity interval training). This class accommodates all fitness levels from beginner to advance. Improve yourself and your day! This class provides workouts that will focus on losing body fat, increasing strength, improving flexibility, toning muscle and increasing endurance. Ages: 16+. Instructor: CMRC Fitness Team

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/7-9/30 Mon. Wed. Fri. 5:30-6:30am CMRC Court 2 363 $44

10/3-10/31 Mon. Wed. Fri. 5:30-6:30am CMRC Court 2 364 $52

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FITNESS & WELLNESS

OUTDOOR FITNESS ADVENTURE If you love the thrill of the unknown and the great outdoors, Boot Camp Wild will shock your body and test your mental toughness. With an assort-ment of exercise routines and challenging moves you will, without question, get results from this wild adventure. 30-45 minute class | 16+ yrs. or 12-15 yrs with parent.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/12-10/5 Mon. & Wed. 5:30-6:15pm Freeman Park 482 $48

10/10-11/2 Mon. & Wed. 5:30-6:15pm Freeman Park 484 $48



GET FIT, GET HEALTHY, AND GET MOVIN’! Do you have a student aged 6 to 13 in Williamson County? G3 is a FREE 6-week program designed to help children and their families make healthy lifestyle changes through goal-setting, healthy eating, and exercise. Ages: 6-13 yrs. Instructor Williamson County and Cities Health District Dietitian

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/21-10/26 Wed. 5:30-7:30pm BACA Center 773 FREE

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/10 Sat. 10:30-11:30am CMRC 334 $15

10/8 Sat. 10:30-11:30am CMRC 335 $15

11/12 Sat. 10:30-11:30am CMRC 336 $15

12/10 Sat. 10:30-11:30am CMRC 337 $15

1/14 Sat. 10:30-11:30am CMRC 338 $15

2/11 Sat. 10:30-11:30am CMRC 339 $15

3/11 Sat. 10:30-11:30am CMRC 354 $15

4/8 Sat. 10:30-11:30am CMRC 355 $15

5/13 Sat. 10:30-11:30am CMRC 356 $15

YOGA – MONKEY MONKEY YOGA FOR KIDSChildren ages 3-8 years (plus parent/caregiver) are invited to participate in this once a month SUPER FUN Monkey Monkey Yoga class. Students sharpen and expand awareness, develop calmness, build confidence and self-esteem, and learn to self-regulate by practicing breathing techniques, poses, relaxation, and visualization. All taught through the use of music, games, stories and other fun activities to make Yoga educational and en-joyable to our young ones (and you!). Class is 1 hour in length. Visit website at www.monkeymonkeyyoga.com to see more of the benefits of Yoga for children. (*Price covers 1-2 kids, plus 1 adult) Instructor: Angela Richter-Gronross


FITNESS & WELLNESS

Martial Arts

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/15-11/17 Thurs. 6:30-7:30pm CMRC Mtg. Room 378 $70

1/12-3/23 Thurs. 6:30-7:30pm CMRC Mtg. Room 379 $70


MARTIAL ARTS-YOUTHAustin Society of Karate Instructors will teach American Karate with an emphasis on self-defense, self-esteem, and self-confidence. Black uniform required after the first class and can be purchased from instructor or outside source. No refunds on uniform. Optional opportunities for advancement in the program require additional fees for tournaments and belt tests. All questions about belt testing should be communicated directly with the instructors or the Austin Society of Karate. Ages 5-12 years. Instructor: Austin Society of Karate.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/15-11/17 Thurs. 7:30-9:00pm CMRC Mtg. Room 375 $70



MARTIAL ARTS-ADULTAustin Society of Karate Instructors will teach American Karate with an emphasis on self-defense, self-esteem, and self-confidence. Black uniform required after the first class and can be purchased from instructor or outside source. No refunds on uniform. Optional opportunities for advance-ment in the program require additional fees for tournaments and belt tests. All questions about belt testing should be communicated directly with the instructors or the Austin Society of Karate. Ages 13 years and older. Instructor: Austin Society of Karate.

OUTDOOR RECREATION/ADVENTURE

SPRING BREAK ROCK CLIMBINGAre you ready to ROCK your Spring Break? CLIMB high and grasp on to memories you won’t forget? Come and get your ADVENTURE on with Round Rock Parks and Rec! No experience is necessary for this Rock Climbing Day Trip—Texas Climbing Adventures will “show you the ropes” as you expe-rience Reimer’s Ranch in Dripping Springs, the crown jewel of Central Texas limestone climbing. Fee includes transportation, climbing instruction and climbing gear. Please bring a backpack/book bag, sack lunch, drinks/water (minimum 2 liters) for the day and sun protection. Dress for the weather (loose fitting, comfortable clothes) and athletic shoes or hiking boots are required. For ages 11-15 years.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee3/15 Wed. 8:00am-4:00pm Will leave from CMRC 794 $85

New programs for all ages being added soon! Visit the Outdoor Recreation/Adventure category at www.roundrockrecreation.com for more information.


SPECIAL EVENTS

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee8/13 Sat. 7:30am (5K-youth) CMRC 27861 $18/$23

8/13 Sat. 7:30am (5K-adult) CMRC 27861 $23/$28

***Registration Fees will increase $5 for Late Registration starting Thur., August 11

5K FOR CLAYJoin us for the 13th annual 5K for Clay! This event honors Clay Madsen and the Clay Madsen Recreation Center which strives to be a safe place where children, adults and families have a safe and fun place to play, learn, develop and recreate. CMRC strives to

help all learn the leadership and sportsmanship qualities that Clay upheld throughout his life. This benefit driven 5K for Clay is a fun run/walk for everyone! First 350 participants are

guaranteed to receive a dry fit 5K for Clay shirt! Please continue to check the website at www.5KforClay.com for more event information!

Parking: Limited parking will be available onsite; additional parking located at the Shops of Turtle Creek

Packet Pick Up: Packet Pick up begins Fri., August 12 at 12noon.

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URBAN XCURSIONThe Urban Xcursion is a city wide event intended to highlight the beautiful and unique charms of Round Rock. Xcursion Teams will be sent on a journey of a lifetime and battle it out for an entire day to complete the challenges and obstacles presented. Challenge destinations will include but are not limited to local businesses, city parks, trails, entertainment and shopping attractions through-out Round Rock. All of these Urban Xcursion memories will be captured and submitted through a team member’s Instagram ac-

count. X marks the spot! If you think you have what it takes to conquer the impossible and take the glory, your Urban Xcursion awaits.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee8/20/16 Saturday 10:00am TBA 27270 $15

FANTASY FOOTBALLAll arm chair coaches and Monday morning quarterbacks, this is your time to shine and bask in the glory of today’s modern day back-yard brawl! Round Rock Parks and Recreation is offering an opportunity unlike any other for football enthusiast to take part in an experience that will leave you thirsting for more. For a low entry fee of $15 dollars you can create your own Fantasy Football Team, participate in a live draft party, compete for a league and tournament championships, and, most importantly, win GREAT PRIZES! The

Draft Party will include food and beverages as well as all the statistics and player analysis you need to create your Championship Team!

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee8/28/16 Sunday 4:00pm BACA Grand RM 28271 $15

8/28/16 Sunday 4:00pm BACA Grand RM 28272 $15



FAMILY CAMPOUTCome spend the night in Old Settlers Park! You’ll pop your tent around the Lakeview Pavilion, eat a hamburger dinner, have fun, play games, sit around the campfire eating s’mores and then off to sleep under the stars. Wake up with the sunrise and enjoy breakfast, and then check out the National Hunting and Fishing Day activities. Full details at www.roundrocktexas.gov/familycampout.

Registration for the campout is required. Each registered participant will receive two meals (Friday dinner and Saturday breakfast, vegetarian option available upon early request), s’mores and a t-shirt.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/23-9/24 Fri.-Sat. 4:00pm-8:00am Old Settlers Park 655 $10

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NATIONAL HUNTING AND FISHING DAYJoin us and Kids Outdoor Zone in celebrating the original outdoor challenge - National Hunting and Fishing Day, a FREE family-oriented event, with fun and educational hands-on activities that everyone will enjoy. This is a great way to introduce youth and newcomers to outdoor sports while teaching them about the important role that hunting and fishing play in Texas’ wildlife conservation programs. It’s a perfect opportunity to create a better public understanding of hunting and fishing and to create a better public awareness of the important role that hunters and anglers have played in conservation and improving our natural resources. The Kids Outdoor Zone is a youth hunting, fishing and outdoor adventure ministry based in Austin, Texas.

Dates Days Times Location Fee9/24 Sat. 8:00am-1:00pm Old Settlers Park Free

30TH ANNUAL OUTLAW TRAIL 100 CYCLING TOURSaddle up Pardner for the 30th Annual Outlaw Trail 100 Cycling Tour scheduled for Saturday, October 8th starting in Old Settlers Park. 10 mile, 25 mile, 40 mile, 50 mile, 100 km and 100 mile loop courses will meander through historic eastern Williamson County. Aid stations, bike repair and sag wagon support will be on all courses to assist cyclists on their journey. Course closes at 5pm. Full details at www.outlawtrail100.com


10/8 Sat. 8:00am Start Old Settlers Park $35 by 10/2$45 10/3-10/8

TOUCH A TRUCKName a child who wouldn’t love to climb aboard a fire truck, big rig or bulldozer! Touch A Truck pro-vides a unique opportunity for children to explore vehicles of all types - public service, emergency, utility, construction, transportation, delivery and just plain cool – all in one place! Those young and young at heart will be allowed to touch, climb on and ask questions about their favorite trucks in a safe, supervised environment. Accompanying personnel will teach the children about the equipment displayed and how these machines help us and our community. 11:00am – 12:00pm is designated as “No Horn Hour” for those with sensitive ears or who do not respond well to loud noises.

Bring your vehicle to the event! Do you or your company have a unique vehicle that you would like to share with the community at the Touch A Truck event? If so, email [email protected].


10/22 Sat. 9:00am-12:00pm11:00am-12:00pm No Horn Hour Old Settlers Park Free

FALL FUN FESTIVALEeek! Spat! Slime!

It will be a ROARing great time!

Join Round Rock Parks and Recreation for a Monsters and Mayhem Fall Fun Festival. Calling all of our little preschool monsters to jump in and join in on the fun! Our Monster Mash themed festival will be filled with lots of monstrous activities for all of our little ghouls and goblins. Lots of Fran-kenstein Fun including Carnival games, Hayrides, Cookies and Punch, Storytime and much more!

This event is free however we encourage you to bring a canned food donation for the Round Rock Serving Center!

Dates Days Times Location Fee10/31 Mon. 9-11:30am Old Settlers Park Free


SEEKING VENDORSInterested in being a Holiday Bazaar Vendor? Booths are encouraged to sell arts, crafts, handcrafted and unique items. Limit-ed commercial and multi-level marketing products will be allowed as approved by Event Coordinators. Applications accepted beginning August 8, 2016. All applica-tion forms must be accompanied by signed Vendor information form, photos of items to be sold and or links to websites to view items. In order to maintain a variety of vendors, management reserves the right to accept or deny applications based on show needs. Please know that various categories of merchandise will be limited to ensure a quality and well-balanced show.

Booth applications will be accepted and reviewed on a first come, first serve ba-sis. Vendors will be informed of acceptance/denial into the Holiday Bazaar. Do not assume that submission of application guarantees you a space in the Hol-iday Bazaar. If you are interested in being a vendor please visit the website at www.ClayMadsenRec.com and click on Holiday Bazaar to view event information and download required registration forms.

SPECIAL EVENTS

HOLIDAY BAZAARWe’re Rockin’ the Holiday Shopping! Goodies and Gifts, Treats and Sweets, Blings and other things!

A variety of vendors will be present for you to start shopping for unique and handcrafted items. Shopping hours are November 12, 2016 from 9am - 4pm. Admission is free however we encourage you to bring a canned food donation for the Round Rock Food Pantry or a box of colorful/character band aids for the children’s hospital.


11/19 Sat. 8:00am Start Old Settlers Park $40 per Team

TURKEY BOWL FLAG FOOTBALL TOURNAMENTGobble, Gobble! Before you feast on turkey and pumpkin pie, it’s time for some football. Grab your cleats and join the Round Rock Parks and Recreation for the 3rd Annual Turkey Bowl Flag Football Tournament. Three divisions are offered: Gravy Bowl Division for adults 24+ years and youth ages 6-12 years, Rolls Bowl Division for adults 30+ years and youth ages 13-17 years, and Mashed Potato Bowl Division for participants ages 16 and over. With unique divisions, everyone can play! For complete details and rules, please visit www.TeamSideline.com/RoundRock.

ROUND ROCK ROTARY REINDEER RUNRock’N Lights Holiday Light Tour kicks off with the Round Rock Rotary Reindeer Run 5k and Fun Run. This will be the only opportunity to run/walk through Rock’N Lights Holiday Light Tour! The run/walk starts and ends in the Dell Diamond parking lot.

For more information and to register for the run/walk, go to www.5r5k.org or www.RoundRockRecreation.com. Round Rock Rotary Reindeer Run takes place Sunday, November 27.

Dates Days Times Location Fee11/12 Sat. 9am-4pm CMRC NA


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ROCK’N LIGHTS HOLIDAY LIGHT TOUR & CHRISTMAS TOWNE Rock’N Lights Holiday Light Tour is back and bigger and brighter than ever! Come and experience the fifth annual Rock’N Lights Holiday Light Tour featuring ALL NEW DISPLAYS and the new BIGGER Christmas Towne at the Old Settlers Association & the Dell Diamond parking lot at the exit to Rock’N Lights. Rock’N Lights is a drive-through light show that features thousands of sparkling lights through Old Settlers Park.

After the light show, visit Christmas Towne at the Old Settlers Association & Dell Diamond parking lot that features amazing light displays, holiday food, holiday entertainment, light maze, carnival rides, go-kart rides and more.

Rock’N Lights Runs from November 28 thru December 26. For more information and a complete schedule, visit www.RoundRockTexas.gov/RocknLights.


12/2 Fri. 6:30-9:30pm Christmas Towne/Dell Diamond Parking Lot Free

CHRISTMAS FAMILY NIGHTDue to construction on Main Street, Christmas Family Night moves to Christmas Towne located at the Old Settlers Association/Dell Diamond parking lot. This event includes the illumination of Christmas Towne with holiday lights. Then Santa makes his grand entrance. During Christmas Family Night historic Old Settlers Association and the Dell Diamond parking lot is decorated with small wooden houses which “house” various free games and activities. This free event includes activities for the entire family including live music, dancers, candle making, game booths, Santa Claus, light maze, go-kart rides, petting zoo and more!

DADDY DAUGHTER DANCE Boots, Bows ‘n Bling—it’s a Daddy Daughter Dance Thing! Round Up the gang and head on over to the 14th annual Daddy Daughter Dance! Light refreshments will be served at each dance. Dads and daughters of all ages are welcome! Dads with daughters in each age category may pick to bring both daughters to the dance of their choice. Professional photography will be available for an additional fee.

Tickets sales begin November 7. Tickets are presale only; while supplies last. Tickets must be purchased for each person attending the dance. Tickets prices will increase after January 23 to $10. Tickets pur-chased online can be picked up at the Clay Madsen Recreation Center or will be available the night of the event. Please bring your receipt.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee2/4 Sat. 5:00-7:30pm (Ages 0-7yrs) CMRC 49 $7/$10

2/4 Sat. 8:00-10:30pm(Ages 8+) CMRC 50 $7/$10

SWIM/RUN R-AQUA-THONThe Swim/Run r-AQUA-thon is designed to be fun and non-intimidating while offering an encouraging atmosphere for beginner athletes as well as providing a consistent course for those seasoned athletes wishing to track improvements or get in a sprint workout. Awards will be given to the top overall male and female finishers and the top three finishers in each age division. This event starts and finishes at the Clay Madsen Recreation Center. Go to www.roundrocktexas.gov/parksandrec for course details and additional information.


3/5 Sunday 7:30am CMRC $30 Early/$40 Late (7-14 yrs) $40 Early/$50 Late (15+)


YOUTH FISHING DERBYGrab your pole, tackle and bait to join us for the 6th Annual Youth Fishing Derby at Bright Lake in Old Settlers Park. There will be three age divisions in this catch and release derby: Perch Division (ages 3-5 years), Snapper Division (ages 6-9) and Redfish Division (ages 10-12). Prizes will be awarded in each division. There will also be demonstrations and other activities.

This event is FREE but pre-registration is strongly encouraged and participants must check in before fishing. All children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Participants will need to provide all of their own equipment, including bait, and only one pole per child will be allowed.

Schedule of Events: Check In/Late Registration: 6:45-9:00am; Fishing: 7:00-11am; Activities: 8:00-11:00am; Awards immediately following result tabulation at conclusion of fishing.

Dates Days Times Age Location Code4/8 Sat. 7:00-11:00am 3-5 years OSP-Lakeview Pavilion *09

4/8 Sat. 7:00-11:00am 6-9 years OSP-Lakeview Pavilion 404

4/8 Sat. 7:00-11:00am 10-12 years OSP-Lakeview Pavilion 405

SPECIAL EVENTS

FLASHLIGHT EGG HUNTThe sun has set and the moon shines bright; Join us for an egg hunt in the night.

A treat filled hunt ring waits for you; Eggs, Candy, Prizes and lots of fun too! Bring your flash-light and a basket to fill; It’s so exciting you can’t sit still! A few special prize eggs colored bright gold; Redeem it for a prize basket that you now hold!

We encourage fair play and friendliness too; So please hunt nicely, it’s the right thing to do! You won’t want to miss so join in on the fun; Stay for a movie when the hunt is done!

Tickets for this event are PRE-SALE ONLY! A limited number of participants are allowed in each hunt; sign up early to ensure your space. Early Registration (August 4 – March 20) fees are $4 per hunter; Late Registration (begins March 21) fees are $5. We ask that you please arrive 30 minutes early to ensure you are able to attend your designated hunt time.

***PRESALE TICKETS ONLY; NO EVENT DAY REGISTRATION ALLOWED

Wristband Pick Up:

You may pick up your flashlight egg hunt wristband on March 23 from 12pm – 10pm or March 24 from 5am – 4pm at Clay Madsen Recreation Center. Wristbands can also be picked up on event day at the Lakeview Pavilion starting at 6:00pm. When picking up your wrist bands, please bring your receipt.

Schedule of events:

6:30pm: Twilight Egg Hunt for ages 0-4 years. Not quite as dark for our younger hunters. Only one parent will be allowed in the hunt ring to assist, Parent must stay with hunter at all times.

7:45pm - Flashlight Parent Assisted Hunt #1, Ages 5 Years and Older- One parent will be allowed in the hung ring to assist, Recommended for our younger hunters. Parent must stay with hunter at all times.

8:15pm - Flashlight Parent Assisted Hunt #2, Ages 5 Years and Older- One parent will be allowed in the hung ring to assist, Recommended for our younger hunters. Parent must stay with hunter at all times.

8:45pm- Flashlight Children Only Hunt, No parents allowed in the hunt ring, Recommended for our older hunters

**Parents may choose which hunt they wish their Flashlight Egg Hunter to participate in, you know your child best; please choose the hunt most appropriate for them.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee4/13 Thur. 6:30pm Old Settlers Park 61 Old Settlers Park

4/13 Thur. 7:45pm Old Setters Park 697 Old Setters Park

4/13 Thur. 8:15pm Old Settlers Park 63 Old Settlers Park

4/13 Thur. 8:45pm Old Settlers Park 65 Old Settlers Park


SPECIAL EVENTS

Dates Days Times Ages Code Location Fee

5/6 Sat. 8:30am Start All 890 Old Settlers Park FREE

MUDDY MILER FAMILY ADVENTUREBring your entire family and experience the 7th annual Muddy Miler Family Adventure at Old Settlers Park. The Muddy Miler is a fun run offering the entire family more obstacles, more mud and more fun than your average run event! We dare you to compete and conquer new obstacles! WARNING: You will get muddy from head to toe!

SPORTS

Sports - Adult Leagues

League Registration Dates Season Begins Team Fee

Fall League 8/29 – 9/25 Week of 10/9 $380

Winter League 12/12-1/8 Week of 1/22 $380

Spring League 3/13-4/9 Week of 4/23 $380

MEN’S BASKETBALL LEAGUESGrab a group of friends or co-workers and come join our Men’s Basketball Leagues! These leagues are a great way to socialize while staying in shape. We offer Men’s Low League (for lower level teams) and Men’s Open League (for more competitive teams) on Wednesday nights and Sunday afternoons at the Clay Madsen Recreation Center. Each team is guaranteed 8 games. The top four (4) teams will play in an end of the season tour-nament to declare a league winner. You may only register for this program at the Parks and Recreation Department office or online. A $20 late fee will be applied after the last official day of registration (space permitting). For more information, please visit www.TeamSideline.com/RoundRock


Winter League 8v8 10/31-11/27 Week of December 5 $360

Winter League 4v4 10/31-11/27 Week of December 5 $220

Spring League 8v8 2/13-3/5 Week of March 13 $360

Spring League 4vv 2/13-3/5 Week of March 13 $220

MEN’S FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUESOur Men’s Flag Football Leagues consist of 8 games with 8v8 leagues on Monday and Tuesday nights and 4v4 leagues on Wednesday nights. All games are played at Old Settlers Park. Season ending awards will be given to each championship team. Teams must provide their own jerseys, SONIC flag belts and footballs. You may only register for this program at the main Parks and Recreation office or online. A $20 late fee will be applied after the last official day of registration (space permitting). For more information, please visit www.TeamSideline.com/RoundRock.

COREC KICKBALL LEAGUESOur Kickball Leagues consist of a 6 game season for the Fall/Winter League and an 8 game season for the Spring League. We offer a CoRec Division on Monday and Thursday evenings. Games are played at the Bluff Field at Memorial Park. Season ending awards will be given to each championship team. You may only register for this program at the main Parks and Recreation office or online. A $20 late fee will be applied after the last official day of registration (space permitting). For more information, please visit www.TeamSideline.com/RoundRock.

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Centennial Plaza features a performance stage with lawn seating, public art sculptures, pillars of the community mon-uments, special lighting effects, a bat observation overlook, water feature, drought resistant landscaping and a remod-eled amphitheater with tiered grass seating for major con-cert or theatrical performances.

151 N A.W. Grimes Blvd.

We have two pavillions to choose from.

The new Rabb House offers state-of-the-art rental ameni-ties for weddings, special events, business meetings, family events and more. The facility features an 1,800 square foot event room that expands to 3,000 square feet onto a balcony overlooking Brushy Creek and full audio/video capabilities. The facility also features a Pavilion with a grand staircase entry, restrooms, amphitheater and associated support spaces. Please call the PARD office for availability and reser-vations at 512 218-5540.

Lakeview Pavilion: Old Settlers Park at Palm ValleyLarge pavilion with picnic areas, playground, grills, shuffleboard courts, hike and bike trails, drinking fountains, horseshoe pits and restroom facilities.

Virgil Rabb PavilionOld Settlers Park at Palm ValleyThis pavilion, established in 2001, is surrounded by picnic areas, a playground, grills, hike and bike trails and a drinking fountain. Please note: Only port-a-cans at this facility.

Lake Creek Park:15 acre park. Facilities include a pavilion, picnic areas, grills, playground, re-strooms and municipal pool.

McNeil Park18.41 acre park. Facilities include picnic areas, grills, tennis courts, softball fields and restrooms.

Round Rock West ParkFacilities include a pavilion, picnic area, restrooms, tennis courts, playground and a hike and bike trail.

Main Street Plaza221 East Main Street. Historic downtown Round Rock now features a plaza that is available for rental for special occasions.

Reservation Information: Call 512-218-5540 for fee and deposit information. A certificate of liability insurance is needed for all reserva-tions renting moonwalks, petting zoos and trains. Recreation kits with volleyballs, nets and nerf footballs are available for a nominal fee.

Play for All PavilionsCentennial PlazaRabb House Now Open!



Fall/Winter League 9/12-10/16 Week of October 23 $140

Spring League 1/2-1/22 Week of January 30 $180

SPORTS

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Fall/Winter League 9/12-10/16 Week of October 24 $235

Spring League 1/2-1/22 Week of January 29 $325

SOFTBALL LEAGUESOur Softball Leagues consist of a 6 game season for the Fall/Winter League and an 8 game season for the Spring League. Season ending awards will be given to each championship team. Games are played at McNeil and the Bluff Complexes. You may only register for this program at the main Parks and Recreation office or online. A $20 late fee will be applied after the last official day of registration (space permitting). For more information, please visit www.TeamSideline.com/RoundRock.

Tournament Registration Dates Date Team Fee

Spring Tourney – Men’s 2/27-3/24 April 1, 2016 $125

Spring Tourney – CoRec 2/27-3/31 April 8, 2016 $125

SOFTBALL TOURNAMENTSCome out and join us for some adult softball tournament FUN! Whether your team is winding down the season, warming up for the season, or just wants to come out and play, we have the tournament for you! These one-day tournaments will be double elimination with 1+HR. For more infor-mation, visit www.TeamSideline.com/RoundRock.

Youth Athletic LeaguesGIRLS FALL VOLLEYBALL LEAGUEJUMP SERVE. DIVE. ATTACK.Be a part of a league that teaches fundamentals and good sportsmanship as we strive toward excellence. This league is for girls ages 7-14 years as of 09/01/16. Practices and games will be held at local RRISD school gyms and the Clay Madsen Recreation Center. Fee includes a uniform top, RRISD gym fees, pictures, medal, and game officials. There are two levels of play: Division I/Open is for teams with six or more girls that request to play together and Division II is for five or less girls that request to play together and randomly formed teams. For more information, please call 512-218-5540 or visit www.TeamSideline.com/RoundRock. There will be a $10 late fee after the last day of registration (if space is available).

League Registration Dates Ages Begins Fee

Fall 8/2-9/11 7-14 9/9 $95

Spring 1/9-2/12 7-14 2/27 $95


SPORTS

YOUTH WINTER BASKETBALL LEAGUEREBOUND. DENY THE BALL. SWISH.Come play in the Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department’s Boys and Girls Basketball Leagues! Our goal is to teach the fundamentals of basketball to new players as well as improving the skills of seasoned players. This program is for boys and girls ages 5-17 years as of 09-01-16. All divisions are gender specific.

Practices and games are held at local RRISD school gyms and the Clay Madsen Recreation Center. Par-ticipant fee includes uniform top, RRISD gym fees, pictures, medal, and game officials. There are two levels of divisional play: Division I is for boy’s teams only that are registered together as a team and Division II is for teams that are formed randomly. Division II boys and girls ages 9 and older teams will be formed through a tryout system. A $10 late fee will be applied after the last official day of registra-tion (space permitting).

For more information, please visit www.TeamSideline.com/RoundRock


Winter League 10/3– 11/6 Week of 12/4 $95

Sports - Lessons

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/14-10/12 Wed. 5:30-6:30pm Kinningham Park 451 $100

10/19-11/16 Wed. 4:30-5:30pm Kinningham Park 452 $100




ARCHERY-BEGINNER Learn the Olympic sport of archery in this beginner class for ages 8 and up! Xpert Archery will shoot you straight as the skills of modern day archery will be taught through skills drills, active shooting and games. By the end of this basic course, archers will be Xperts at range safety, knowing their shooting limitations and grouping all arrows on their target.

All equipment is provided. Classes will be held outdoors so archers need to dress accordingly. Rained out classes will be made up at the end of the session. Instructor: Ron Dahlseid. *Class will not meet on 3/15.

BALL HARD BASKETBALL ACADEMYWhether you are a new player just starting to learn the fundamentals of basketball or a seasoned player looking to take your game to the next level, this academy is for you. Certified Ball Hard trainers will teach all aspects of the game including dribbling, defense and shooting skills. For more background information on Ball Hard please visit www.Ball-Hard.com. Class is designed for boys and girls ages 5-17. Instructor: Ball Hard Elite Training and Skills Development.

Dates Days Times Age Location Code Fee1/8-2/19 Sun. 10:30-11:45am 5-8 CMRC-Court 2 584 $70

1/8-2/19 Sun. 12:15-1:30pm 9-17 CMRC-Court 2 585 $70

COACH ‘EM UP VOLLEYBALL ACADEMYThis volleyball academy is designed to build confidence, teach the game fundamentals and instill a champion mentality. Key words and movements will be emphasized to reinforce player development through consistent muscle-memory drill work. All players will receive individual instruction and correction. This approach is based on minimal movement to gain the greatest amount of success. Instructor: Certified Coach ‘Em Up Coach. No class on 4/16

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SPORTS

Dates Days Times Age Location Code Fee10/9-11/13 Sun. 10:30-11:30am 7-10 CMRC-Court #2 *07 $70

10/9-11/13 Sun. 12:00-1:00pm 11-14 CMRC-Court #2 *08 $70

4/2-5/14 Sun. 10:30-11:30am 7-10 CMRC-Court #2 396 $70

4/2-5/14 Sun. 12:00-1:00pm 11-14 CMRC-Court #2 397 $70

MINI (2-3 YEAR OLDS)Soccer Shots Mini introduces 2 and young 3 year old children to fundamental soccer princi-ples, such as using your feet, dribbling and the basic rules of the game. Through fun games, songs and positive reinforcement, children will begin to experience the joy of playing soccer and being active.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/7-11/9 Wed. 4:50-5:25pm OSP-MP Field 509 $190

9/10-11/12 Sat. 9:00-9:30am Buck Egger Park 505 $190

1/7-2/25 Sat. 9:30-10:00am OSP-MP Field 586 $152

3/22-5/24 Wed. 4:50-5:20pm OSP-MP Field 589 $190


SOCCER SHOTSSoccer Shots - The Children’s Soccer Experience - is a leader in youth soccer development. Our nationally recognized program (Austin Chronicle: Best of Austin 2014 and 2015) offers high energy, fun, and age-appropriate introduction to the wonderful game of soccer. Our innovative curriculum emphasizes both soccer skills and character development. Our goal is simple: to leave a lasting, positive impact on every child we coach. Please bring a water bot-tle—all other equipment will be provided (cleats are not necessary). For ages 2 to 8 years. Instructor: Soccer Shots Coach. Rained out classes will be made up at the end of the session.

CLASSIC (3-5 YEAR OLDS)For nearly 15 years, Soccer Shots has been introducing soccer to children ages 3 to 5. Using creative and imaginative games, weekly sessions focus on basic soccer skills like dribbling, passing and shooting. We also highlight a positive character trait each session such as respect, teamwork and appreciation. Soccer Shots will expose your child to the fun of soccer and provide the foundation needed to get started in the sport.



SPORTBALL - FREEMAN PARKSportball offers programs designed to teach kids the gross motor skills they need to get in the game, including balance, stamina, strength, timing and coordination. Expert Coaches break down skills into kid-sized bites of fun in supportive, non-competitive settings that encourage teamwork. Our goal is to give kids the tools to get in the game and leave them with the desire to stay in the game. Instructor Sportball Ages: 18mo-2yrs, 3-4yrs, 5-7yrs. 301 Forest Ridge Blvd. Round Rock, Texas 78664


9/17-11/5(18mo-2yr) Sat. 9:15-10:00am Freeman Park 487 $135

9/17-11/5(3-4yrs) Sat. 10:00-11:00am Freeman Park 488 $135

9/17-11/5(5-7yrs) Sat. 11:00-12:00pm Freeman Park 489 $135

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SPORTS

PREMIER (5-8 YEAR OLDS) This program is for children who are new to soccer or who want to build upon what they have learned in Soccer Shots Classic. Focusing on indi-vidual skill, fitness and sportsmanship, each session provides an opportunity for kids to be challenged through fun games and team competitions. Children will also be introduced to tactical elements of the game as they prepare to play on competitive teams.


9/10-11/12 Sat. 10:30-11:10pm Buck Egger Park 508 $190



3/25-5/27 Sat. 10:30-11:10pm Buck Egger Park 594 $190

TENNIS-ADULT 201Tennis 201 modify stroke mechanics, as needed, and use “live ball” situations to solidify play. From point construction to professional technique, participants will get lots of repetition to help them polish their game, refine their strokes and develop technique and consistency. For ages 16 years and over. Instructor: Tennis Professional Jack Alsup. No class on 11/24, 3/16.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/15-9/29 Thurs. 7:15-8:15pm CMRC-Tennis Courts 645 $44

10/6-10/27 Thurs. 7:15-8:15pm CMRC-Tennis Courts 646 $59






TENNIS LESSONSSee below for specific class descriptions. For all classes, participants are to wear comfort-able clothes and shoes, bring a water bottle and a racquet if they have one. A class will be cancelled if there has been rain at CMRC 30 minutes prior to the class. Call 512-218-3220 for class status. Classes will tentatively be rescheduled for rain on the last Saturday prior to the last class of the session.

CLASSIC (3-5 YEAR OLDS) continued from page 52Dates Days Times Location Code Fee

9/10-11/12 Sat. 11:20am-12:00pm Buck Egger Park 507 $190




3/25-5/27 Sat. 11:20am-12:00pm Buck Egger Park 595 $190


SPORTS

TENNIS-JUNIOR DEVELOPMENTThis class takes the fundamentals learned in the beginner class and starts developing the participants into a more competitive player, using rallying drills and situational instruction. This class is for those who have shown interest in playing competitive tennis and want to improve their chances of making their school team. For ages 10-15 years. Instructor: Tennis Professional Jack Alsup. No class on 11/21, 3/13, 5/29 (class will be held on 5/30).

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee9/12-9/26 Mon. 8:00-9:00pm CMRC-Tennis Courts 631 $44

10/3-10/24 Mon. 8:00-9:00pm CMRC-Tennis Courts 632 $59






TENNIS-PEE WEEThis tennis class is a great way for a young child to improve hand-eye coordination, basic motor skills and to see how much fun the game of tennis is to play. Parent participation is required during the class. For ages 3-4 years. Instructor: Tennis Professional Jack Alsup. No class on 11/21, 3/13, 5/29 (class will be held on 5/30).








TENNIS-JUNIOR BEGINNERThis class will cover the basics of playing tennis, including proper warm-up techniques and the basic strokes (forehand, backhand, serve, and volley), with emphasis on proper grips and execution, fundamental rules, basic scoring and tennis etiquette. Fun games, drills & instruction are designed to teach basic hand-eye coordination & footwork. For ages 10-14 years. Instructor: Tennis Professional Jack Alsup. No class on 11/21, 3/13, 5/29 (class will be held on 5/30).









SPORTS

TENNIS-QUICKSTART I (RED BALL)QuickStart I is a perfect first experience to tennis that’s fun and active! This program uses kid-sized equipment: slower-moving and lower-bouncing balls, shorter and lighter racquets, and smaller courts. This format makes beginner tennis easier and fun, as kids build a foundation of hand-eye coordination, agility and balance. For ages 5-7 years. Instructor: Tennis Professional Jack Alsup. No class on 11/21, 11/24, 3/13, 3/16, 5/29 (class will be held on 5/30).





11/3-12/1 Thurs 5:45-6:30pm CMRC-Tennis Courts 607 $39










TENNIS-QUICKSTART II (ORANGE BALL)Using QuickStart play format, kids keep the ball in play longer, learn faster and have more FUN! This class is a great introduction to the fun and rewarding world of tennis. Emphasis is placed on learning basic movement and striking skills, as well as developing motor skills, coordination and confidence. For ages 8-10 years. Instructor: Tennis Professional Jack Alsup. No class on 11/21, 11/24, 3/13, 3/16, 5/29 (class will be held on 5/30).





11/3-12/1 Thurs 6:30-7:15pm CMRC-Tennis Courts 621 $39











THERAPEUTIC RECREATION

THERAPEUTIC RECREATIONADAPTIVE HOLIDAY CAMPS (YOUTH/TEEN)This Adaptive Youth Day Camp is for youth (ages 6-12) and teen (ages 13-21) with disabilities. This program offers daily activities, including swim-ming, field trips, arts and crafts, sports, drama, cooking group games and lots of fun. Morning and afternoon snacks provided. Campers need to bring sack lunches, rest mats, and swimwear. Youth camp Ratio is 1 staff member for every 4 campers; Teen Camp Ratio is 1 staff for every 5 campers; Campers must be able to behave and function within this ratio. Spaces are limited, Register Early!


11/21-11/23 Mon.-Wed. 7:00am-6:00pm CMRC MP Room Youth- 519Teen- 532 $95



3/14-3/18 Mon.-Fri. 7:00am-6:00pm CMRC MP Room Youth- 529Teen- 535 $160

Camps

Special EventsTRUNK OR TREATJoin Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department and Seton Medical Center Williamson for this 4th annual event. This is a family-centered event, focusing on active participation for children with various disabilities or limitations. Join us for a BOOtiful Night at this fun trick or treating event! Trick or Treat from car to car, trunk to trunk! Costumes encouraged! Bring your trick or treat bags!

Dates Days Times Location

10/22 Sat. 5:30-7:30pm Seton Medical Center-Williamson

SEEKING TRUNKS: If your business, family, organization or group of friends wants to provide a decorated trunk and hand out candy or prizes, please visit http://www.roundrocktexas.gov/departments/parks-and-recreation/recreation/therapeutic-recreation-programs/ or contact [email protected] for trunk application. All trunks who wish to participate must sign up in advance. Trunk registration ends Friday, October 7.

SPECIAL NEEDS DANCESJoin us for fun, themed dances for individuals with special needs. Come dance the night away with dance and dress up contests, socialize with friends, enjoy snacks and make fun memories! Ages 15 and older with special needs; Chaperone/caregiver free admission. Register in advance to have your name entered into our raffle drawings!

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee12/9-Winter Wonderland Fri. 6-8pm RABB 895 $5

3/5-Spring Fling Fri. 6-8pm RABB 896 $5


PLAY FOR ALL SPECIAL NEEDS EGG HUNTSeton Medical Center Williamson and Round Rock Parks and Recreation Department invite you to come out to the Play for All Abilities Park for our 4th annual special needs Easter egg hunt. This is a family-centered event, focusing on active participation for children with various disabilities or limitations. Hunt for the eggs high and low, Look for the golden eggs for special prizes! Siblings are welcome to participate in the hunt. Pre-registration for this event is encouraged. There are a limited number of participants allowed in each hunt, so sign up early to secure your space. Onsite registration will be allowed based on open spaces. You may pick up your egg hunt wristband on April 6 & 7 at the Clay Madsen Recreation Center or on site the day of the event. Please bring your registration confir-mation to pick up your wristband. We ask that you arrive 20 minutes prior to your hunt time to ensure that you are able to attend your designated hunt time.

Hunting Schedule:

9:00am: Special needs children ages 5 and under with siblings of any age.

9:45am: Special needs children ages 5 and under with siblings of any age.

10:30am: Special needs children ages 6 and older with siblings of any age.

11:15am: Special needs children ages 6 and older with siblings of any age.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee4/8 Sat. 9:00am(Ages 0-5yrs) Play for All Park 891 Free

4/8 Sat. 9:45am(Ages 0-5yrs) Play for All Park 892 Free

4/8 Sat. 10:30am(Ages 6yrs & up) Play for All Park 893 Free

4/8 Sat. 11:15am(Ages 6yrs & up) Play for All Park 894 Free

FAMILY WINTER BALLSpecial needs families are invited to a night full of wonder and amazement at the 1st annual family winter ball.

This is a family centered event, focusing on active participation for children with various disabilities or limitations.

Dress to impress and join us for dancing, fun and family! Light refreshments will be served.

Space is limited and tickets are Pre-sale only. Each family member attending must purchase a ticket.

Dates Days Times Location Code Fee1/21 Sat. 5:30pm-7:30pm BACA-Dining Room * $5/person

THERAPEUTIC RECREATION

MORE PROGRAMS COMING? A variety of activities are planned for you to engage with friends,

serve the community, meet up and socialize!

Coming soon: Parks Clean Ups, Spooky Bingo Nights,

Cookie Decorating, Game nights and more!

All Abilities Fitness! Join in the fitness fun with our group leaders.

Stretch, de-stress, strengthen and enjoy an adaptive workout for all abilities!

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Brush Drop-OffResidents that live in the full-purpose city limits and pay city taxes (not RRISD taxes) may receive and drop off brush, up to 2 cubic yards, for free. Medium and large sized brush drop-off loads are charged fees regardless of residency. Residents must show current Round Rock water bill.

Accepted:• tree trimmings• branches• limbs and other parts of shrubs and trees

that we can into mulch

Not Accepted:• landscape waste• tree stumps• palm trees• palm tree stumps• treated wood• railroad ties• lumber demolition debris • rocks• concrete• hazardous waste• household garbage• metal items

Free MulchBring your shovel and load your own mulch for free (up to 2 cubic yards for residents) or opt to pay $10 for the Recycling Center staf to load the mulch for you.We will load 2 cubic yards of mulch into your pick-up for you for a fee of $10. $5 for each additional cubic yard. See Recycling Center for details

Mulch DeliveryDon’t have a truck? Don’t worry. For $100 we’ll deliver 10 cubic yards/ $50 for 5 cubic yards (minimum) to your house; in city limits only. Call 512-218-5540.

Curbside Brush Pick-UpCurbside service is provided to Round Rock residents that live inside the city limits and pay city taxes. Brush Pick-Up is on Wednesdays and the fee will appear on your City of Round Rock water utility bill.

$25 for the first five minutes and $1 for each additional minute. Brush must be piled along the curb, preferably no longer than 10’ and free of obstruction.

Pick-up requests for Wednesday should be made Tuesday by 4 pm.

R o u n d R o c k ’ s Brush Recycling Services

Round Rock Brush Recycling Center | 310 Deepwood Drive Round Rock, TX 78664 | 512-218-5540 or City Forester at 512-341-3350

Hours of Operation 9 am–6 pm Monday–Saturday | Closed Sunday

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