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REGISTER AT RECREATION.PARKTOWNSHIP.ORG

Summer 2017

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ADULT RECREATION

Fictional Writing Courses — $70

Meet the instructor: Morris Long is a working screenwriter from Chicago,

Illinois. In 2015, he graduated from the American Film Institute with his Masters in

screenwriting. His script, 'Dead River Girl' won the Austin Film Festival’s 2014 Dra-

matic Screenplay Award. His work has also placed highly in the Page Awards and

Script Pipeline Feature Screenwriting Competition. He is currently drafting a feature

for a Chinese production company, while developing several independent films.

It was an excellent class... Morris was very gracious and knowledgeable. The format of the class kept things moving along but was not too constraining. I would recommend a

class with Morris any time! - Nicholas H.

It was fantastic - I loved it. I would do it again! Thank you for offering this class! - Jenne V.

Beach Volleyball

Sign up with a team of 4 or 5 people (co-ed can be any combination of men and women) and

get ready for a great summer playing Beach Volleyball. Sign up as an individual to be an al-

ternate. Team captains will contact you when they need an extra player. If enough alternates

sign up, we may create a new team. PLEASE FILL OUT THE REGISTRATION FORM ONLINE

AFTER SIGNING UP.

Team: $200 Alternate: $20 WHO: Adults (18+) on teams or individuals (no experience or

tryouts necessary) WHEN: Wednesday Nights starting June 14th. Tournament August 23rd.

WHERE: Holland State Park (north of the pavilion)

REGISTRATION DEADLINE MAY 8, 2017

6 classes, Wednesdays, June 7– July 12

All classes are held at the Community

Building, 1286 Ottawa Beach Rd.

Writing the Novela: This class is for adult writers of all experience levels. This writing workshop focuses on

long-form fiction writing. Over six weeks, participants will develop and polish a single novella-length story. This

workshop provides a hands-on examination of the writing process, from ideation to revision. Writers of any level

are more than welcome! The only requirement is a passion for the craft. Ages 18+. 6:00-7:30pm

Writing Short Fiction: This class is for high school-aged students. This is a beginning writing workshop, fo-

cused on short fiction. Participants can expect to leave with up to four polished short stories. Workshops build a

robust creative community around emerging writers, deriving lessons from student work and placing a heavy em-

phasis on creative voice. This class is intended for writers of any level. Novice storytellers are more than welcome!

If you’re passionate about the craft, there is absolutely a place for you in the workshop. Ages 13-19. 3:30-5:00pm

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ADULT RECREATION

ewing

Teen/Adult Beginner Sewing Class — $35

Do you have a sewing machine just sitting in the closet or maybe even still in the box? Are you un-sure of how to use it or when you do, it ends with frustration? This class is for you! You will learn the very basics of a sewing machine from threading to tension control. We will discuss needles, thread, fabric and more! We will practice, practice, practice and even make a set of hand warmers. You will leave this class with the confidence and knowledge to begin your love of sewing! Class is limited to 7 participants. Ages 16+. All supplies included except for sewing machine. If you would like

to borrow a machine, please contact Megan at [email protected] before registration.

Tuesday June 20 1:00-3:00 Tuesday August 8 1:00-3:00

18” Doll Accessory Sewing Class — $40

This class is all about your bff’s! Grab your American Girl doll and learn to make some fun accessories for her! We will make a fun headband and a cute infinity scarf! You will learn how to properly cut, pin, and sew your project pieces. Finishing these fun projects will give you the knowledge and confidence to try some more! In order to take this class, you must have previous sewing experience. Class is limited to 6 partici-

pants. Ages 8+ Must have sewing machine, all other supplies included.

Thursday, June 22 1:00-3:00 Thursday, August 10 1:00-3:00

Small Tote Sewing Class — $40

This class is great for the person who has just finished the Beginners class or who already has some basic sewing knowledge! You will learn some new techniques and practice some basics while sewing a cute little tote for yourself or as a gift! This class will give you the confidence and knowledge to start your own projects at home! Class is limited to 6 participants. Must have previous sewing knowledge in order to take this class. Ages 16+ All supplies included except for sewing machine. If you would like

to borrow a machine, please contact Megan at [email protected] before registration.

Thursday June 22 3:30-5:30 Thursday August 10 3:30-5:30

Meet Your Instructor: Megan has been sewing and creating for the last 25 years. She first learned the basics from

school and quickly developed a love and passion for sewing. She currently owns Myjoy designs, a small, local business featuring headbands, bags, clothing and more made by Megan. She enjoys camping and music festivals with her family and friends. "I love being able to share what I have learned from experience over the years. By doing this I hope that oth-ers will find the same joy from sewing as I have."

In this 45 minute series of 3 classes, participants age 15+ are taught basic prevention, evasion, and survival tactics.

This class series is ideal for High School students entering dating situations and for those going off to col-

lege. It is the perfect way to learn the basics of protecting yourself in a variety of situations while also building confi-

dence and increasing your awareness in public situations. We encourage parents to take this class series with their

teenagers. This is also a great opportunity to do something worthwhile while having fun! The program can be tailored

to meet the needs of the individuals participating. This class series is encouraged for persons of all ages, and both

men and women who may be exposed to shift work, walking or parking in unlit areas, or anything that may cause you

to find yourself in a vulnerable situation. This one series of classes could make all the difference in your safety! Please

wear comfortable clothing. All instructors are certified and are provided by PKSA Karate. All minors must be accompa-

nied by a responsible adult for the first class.

WHEN: Mondays June 12-June 26, 6:30-7:30 Meet the instructors:

WHERE: Park Township Community Building, 1286 Ottawa Beach Rd.

*Check out “Youth Recreation” for youth karate classes*

Self Defense — $43

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Classes at The Makery

Create Your Own Fairy House — $35

Fun for everyone! All supplies included, just bring your

creativity!

June 21, 10am-1pm

Handmade Father’s Day Gifts —$35 per family

Leave the mess at the Makery and bring home something special

for dad. Just $35 for everyone in the family (except dad).

June 7th, 4:15pm-6

Design a Dreamcatcher — $35

Design your one-of-a-kind dreamcatcher! All supplies included.

Get your friends together for a fun day at the Makery! July 12

Ages 5-12: 10am-noon Ages 13+: 3pm-5pm

We’re Having a Paint Party! - $35

Time to get creative with spray bottle art and tape-resist art. The Makery

is a great place to do just that...MAKE! The possibilities are endless.

Wednesday June 28, 10 am-noon RSVP!

Ages 5-12: 10am-noon Ages 13+: 3pm-5pm

Girls Night Out - $35

Get the girls together on June 28th with your

favorite pair of jeans or shorts. Learn

patchwork, embroidery and applique!

June 28, 6pm-8pm

ALL CLASSES HELD AT

THE MAKERY,

244 DOUGLAS AVE.

More Classes online!

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YOUTH SUMMER CAMPS

If your child has wanted to see what being a ninja is all about then this is the camp for them! All Ninjas will be able to partici-

pate in the same ninja activities just scaled to their age and skill level. Your ninja will build their strength, flexibility and coordi-

nation as they navigate military style obstacle courses. Great balance to walk on slow, silent feet, like ninjas, will be accom-

plished through low set slacklines. Finesse and eye hand coordination will be achieved by utilizing the tools of the trade. Nin-

jas will receive both nunchaku and bo staff training. During this training they will be able to create their own bo staff and learn

the respect and discipline that comes with such responsibility. Ninjas work as a team; your ninja will be part of fun team build-

ing games that will keep them challenged and laughing at the same time. They can also expect a nature walk in which they

will need to be on the lookout for real ninjas that will be weaving their way through nature. On the final day of Ninja Camp

your ninja will receive a Ninja Certificate of Completion and will have the opportunity to break their first board! This will be an

exciting, action packed camp that will not only keep your ninjas moving, but will also teach them the discipline, respect and

etiquette behind the martial arts of Ninjas.

M-F, July 10-14 9am-noon Ages 5-12 Wendt Park

KIDS GARDEN CLUB — $35 Join us at the Park Township Community Garden to get your hands a little dirty! Over the course of the summer, your child will

learn how to plant, weed and harvest their own veggies. Nothing tastes better than fresh food from your own garden. Guest

speakers are scheduled to come and discuss topics like bee pollination, nutrition, and critters that might visit your garden. Gar-

den-related crafts are also on the agenda! Designed for kids ages 6-12. Please bring any hand tools or gloves you may have.

WHEN: Tuesdays 10am-11:30am, June 13th-August 15th. Skip July 4th.

WHERE: Park Township Community Garden, 52 152 Ave

THANK YOU Family Farm and

Home of Holland for your donation of

seeds and pots!

Ninja Warrior Camp — $65

Wendt Park, Holland

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Ballet Classes

Ballet lessons, story time, rehearsal, craft for AM classes

Demonstration for parents the last 10 minutes each Thursday.

Dress Code: Girls: any color, any style leotard & tights, ballet shoes or socks, hair in a bun.

DANCE

Ballet Ages 5 - 7 – Limit 12 students

June 20-22: Once Upon a Time Ballet

Camp-am 9:30-11:30am $59

June 20-22: Once Upon a Time Ballet

Camp-pm 5:15-6:30pm $49

July 18-20: Cinderella Ballet Camp-am 9:30

-11:30am $59

July 18-20: Cinderella Ballet Camp-pm

5:15-6:30pm $49

Hip Hop Classes

Who: Students ages 6-13, no experience necessary!

What: Introductory Hip Hop Classes with “family friendly”

music and moves.

When: Tuesday-Thursday. Demonstration for parents the

last 10 minutes each Thursday.

Cost: $49 No refunds. Must have 5 to run class.

Dress Code: T-shirt or tank with no writing, shorts or pants,

socks. *Please bring a water bottle to camps.

Hip Hop Ages 6-9 – Limit 15 students

June 13-15: Hip Hop Crew 6:30-7:45pm $49

July 11-13: Hip Hop Boot Camp 6:30-7:45pm $49

Hip Hop Ages 10-13 – Limit 15 students

June 20-22: Hip Hop Crew Senior 6:30-7:45pm $49

July 18-20: Hip Hop Boot Camp Senior 6:30-7:45pm $49

Musical Theatre Classes

Who: Students ages 9-13, no experience necessary!

What: Students learn the basics of musical theatre in this fun,

interactive class!

When: Tuesday-Thursday There is a demonstration for par-

ents the last 10 minutes each Thursday.

Cost: $49 No refunds. Must have 5 to run class.

What to wear: T-shirt or tank with no writing, shorts or pants,

socks.

Musical Theatre Ages 9-13 – Limit 12 students

June 20-22: Musical Theatre-5:15 5:15-6:30pm $49

June 20-22: Musical Theatre-6:30 6:30-7:45pm $49

*Please bring a water bottle to camps

TURNING POINTE SCHOOL OF DANCE

All classes are held at Turning Pointe

School of Dance, 437-136th Ave., Holland,

49424

Ballet Ages 3 - Young 5 – Limit 12 students

June 13-15: Ballerina Princess Ballet Camp-am 9:30-

11:30am $59

June 13-15: Ballerina Princess Ballet Camp-pm 5:15-6:30pm

$49

July 11-13: Teddy Bear Ballet Camp-am 9:30-11:30am $59

July 11-13: Teddy Bear Ballet Camp-pm 5:15-6:30pm $49

August 1-3: Angelina Ballerina Ballet Camp-am 9:30-

11:30am $59

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Kids Beginner Sewing Class —- $35

Learn the very basics of sewing in this beginners’ class. If you have ever wanted to learn how to make clothes for your doll, or gifts for family and friends, this class is a great place to start! We will teach you the basics of a sewing machine with safety being #1. You will learn different stitches, machine tension, bobbin winding and so much more. We will chat about needles, thread, fabric and more. And of course we will practice. Practice is the best way to learn! You will leave

this class with the confidence and knowledge to begin your next sewing project! Class is limited to 6 participants.

Ages 8-15. Adults welcome to sign up with child. All supplies included except for sewing machine. If you would like to

borrow a machine, please contact Megan at [email protected] before registration.

Tuesday June 20 3:30- 5:30 Tuesday August 8 3:30-5:30

*For adult sewing, check out “Adult Recreation”*

YOUTH RECREATION

The Secret of Becoming an Artist — $65 Learn the fundamentals and other secrets to becoming a great artist! While becoming observant of the beauty around

them, students will get to draw with charcoal pastels and paint with various mediums. It will be fun to explore advanced ma-

terials like vibrant watercolor paints and acrylic on canvas. Supplies are included. Class also includes a Boys and Girls Club

membership, which will allow your child to participate in BGC activities! 15 student max. Extension for the last day of class

on June 29 (10:00-12:30 instead of 10:00-11:30) to allow kids an hour of extra time to work and finish their art.

Meet Your Teacher: Beth De Jong grew up in Holland and graduated from Hope College with a degree

in Elementary Education and a Fine Arts Major. Her hobbies include painting with oils and watercolor,

singing, and playing several instruments. She is involved in a choir called Lake Effect which raises

awareness and money for different needs in the community. She has taken several private art classes

throughout her life. Beth has taught in schools as well as privately, and currently teaches art at the Boys

and Girls Club. She loves working with kids and looks forward to being able to teach your child!

WHEN: June 10, 15, 17, 22, 24, 29 Thursdays @ 10:00am-11:30 and

Saturdays @ 12:00pm-2:00pm

WHO: All kids, ages 8-13

WHERE: Boys and Girls Club, 583 Riley St, Holland

Homeschool MiNI CEO — $49 Join us for a fun, educational, and rewarding class that honors kindness, and radiates confidence. Your child will learn leadership skills like greetings & introductions, gift giving and receiving, dining etiquette, posture, phone manners, and more! Students will learn skills thru crafts, dining, and hands on experiences. Let Etissentials equip your child with an education that will last a lifetime! Charming Mothers & Delightful Daughters coming this fall!

Dates: (5 sessions) Tuesday's September 19, 26, October 3, 10, & 17th).

Times: 10:00am-11:00am

Ages: 8-12 (boys & girls), minimum 12 students required for class

Investment: $49.00

Available: 20 spots

Parents welcomed to attend last class but are not required.

Class is held at the

Community Center,

1286 Ottawa Beach Rd.

Meet your Instructor! Stacey Carpin, Etissentials Director, equips children

and adults with leadership skills. Her passion is sharing the good news and of-fering hands-on, interactive training. She has taught at public and private schools, universities, businesses, churches, camps, senior living facilities, and more. Mrs.Carpin believes there is a leader within and she looks forward to hav-ing you in class!

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YOUTH RECREATION

Tennis Lessons with MVP — $30

Join us for the ULTIMATE summer tennis instruction! MVP Tennis Academy is dedi-

cated to building the person behind the player by providing the most positive atmos-

phere for tennis growth in this area. Players will be expected to work hard, maintain

focus, and raise intensity levels during the competition. MVP will have daily competi-

tive match play to prepare players for middle school, high school and tournament

play. If a day is canceled due to rain, a make up day will be Thursday of that week.

Ages 5-10 Monday–Wednesday 3:30– 4:30 West Ottawa Middle School Courts

Session 1: June 19-21 Session 2: June 26-28 Session 3: July 10-12

Session 4: July 17-19 Session 5: July 31-Aug 2

Session 6: Aug 7-9

Baton

Give the sport of baton a whirl! Instructor Tracy Daniels Wimpee will introduce your child to this fun, physical

activity that encourages coordination, flexibility, and control. Tracy runs an excellent, professional program and

looks forward to working with your child! *Must take classes in order*

Tuesday Classes: June 13, 20, 27, July 11, 18.

Beginner Class: 10:30-11:30 Ages 5+ $40

Novice Class: 11:30-12:30 Ages 5-7 $40

Novice Class: 4:30-5:30 Ages 8+ $40

Intermediate Class: 5:30–6:30 Ages 5-7 $45

Intermediate Class: 6:30-7:30 Ages 8+ $45

Private Lessons available from 1-4

Thursday Classes: June 15, 22, 29, July 13,

20.

Intermediate Class: 9:30-10:30 Ages 8+ $45

Intermediate Class: 10:30-11:30 Ages 5-7 $45

Novice Class: 11:30-12:30 Ages 8+ $40

Competition Team: 4:30-5:30 Ages 5-7 $60

Beginner Class: 5:30-6:30 Age 5+ $40

Novice Class: 6:30-7:30 $40

Private Lessons available from 1:30-4

All Classes held at Park Township Community

Building, 1286 Ottawa Beach Rd

Meet Your Instructor:

Tracy has been twirling since

she was 4 years old, and has

won many State/Regional/

National titles along with be-

ing on the World Team in

1989. In the last 2 years she

has gotten back into teaching

baton and is now a certi-

fied USTA (United States

Twirling Association) Coach.

Her goal is to bring back ba-

ton into Michigan. During ba-

ton classes, your child will

start learning the basics and

will build from there.

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YOUTH RECREATION

Music In Me — $43 In this class children and caregivers explore the universal language of music with instru-ments, movement, and songs. Early exposure to music in this playful environment posi-tively impacts children’s cognitive, social and emotional development. Students experi-ence percussion, string and wind instruments in developmentally appropriate ways, as well as begin to find “instruments” and music all around them in everyday life. Children observe, sing, dance and play along in this nurturing environment, absorbing musical concepts that lay important groundwork for development of the whole child as well as future music study if desired.

This class is taught by Rebecca Wierks in collaboration with the Holland Symphony Or-chestra. Rebecca has a bachelor’s degree in music, and currently teaches Kindermusik classes and gives private music lessons in Holland.

Session 1: June 13-16 Session 2: July 17-20

Age: 1-5 with a caregiver

Time: 10:30-11:15 Location: The Holland Midtown Center room 106, 96 W. 15th St

Cost: $43 Mon-Thurs Kids Power Karate — $43 Kids Power Karate has emphasized self-defense, physical fitness, conflict resolution, teamwork, and anti-kidnapping techniques, all while teaching prevention first. It does not promote aggression, but teaches kids to respect themselves, others, and the skills they learn. This introductory program to traditional Tang Soo Do has been commended by many communities, law enforcement, and teachers. Wear loose-fitting clothes. A responsi-ble adult must remain in attendance during class.

Little Ninjas: WHO: All kids, age 4-5 WHEN: Mondays, 7/17/17-8/21/17, 6

weeks, 5:30-6:00

Kids Power Karate : WHO: All kids, age 6-12 WHEN: Mondays, 7/17/17-

8/21/17, 6 weeks, 6:15-7:00

Tiny Tigers: Come enjoy this fun atmosphere and help your tot navigate obstacle

courses, run through the “jungle”, catch the tigers tail, along with many other drills that are fun, but challenging. Through these interactive drills, Tiny Tigers build motor skills, bal-ance, hand-eye coordination, focus, and teamwork. This class will give your child a head start on structured learning while introducing them to martial arts.

WHO: Tots, ages 2-3 WHEN: Mondays, 7/17/17-8/21/17, 10:00-10:30 AM

All Classes are held at the Park Township Com-munity Building,

1286 Ottawa Beach Rd.

Both my 2 and 5 year olds loved their clas-ses. I was really pleased with the teachers and their philosophy, discipline, and fun together. - Miriam A.

Great program. The instructor genuinely cares for the children, and knows how to get them to re-spond well to instruction. Very well put together class. My children enjoyed it, and looked forward to class each week. - Peter B.

*Check out Adult Self-Defense in the “Adult Recreation” section*

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YOUTH RECREATION

Boys Fall Soccer

TEAMMATE REQUESTS CANNOT BE GUARANTEED UNLESS A PARENT IS COACHING

Registration Deadline: JULY 15. After July 15 a $10 late fee will apply.

Practices Begin the week of Sept. 11

Little Kickers — $27 (2½ - 3 ½ years old)

BOYS AND GIRLS introductory soccer experience designed to introduce basic soccer

skills and game knowledge in a fun and non-competitive environment. ½ hour of age

appropriate instruction and ½ hour of games will be completed on the same night.

Games are 3 on 3 with no goalies and parent coaches act as referees. No cleats. Shin

guards required.

Monday evenings OR Tuesday evenings

Location: Wendt Park

Kinder Kickers — $30 (4-5 years old)

BOYS & GIRLS introductory soccer experience. Soccer is taught in such a way that children will develop a

love for the game and have fun. The program is instructional. Emphasis is on individual skills, dribbling, pass-

ing, ball control, and shooting. 40 minutes of age appropriate instruction and 40 minute games will be com-

pleted on the same night. Games are 6 on 6 with a goalie and parent coaches as referees. Cleats optional,

shin guards required.

Thursday evenings OR Saturday Mornings Location: Wendt Park

Boys 1-2 Grade — $34

Practices: Tuesday evenings Games: Saturday mornings

Location: Winstrom West Fields


Practices: Thursday evenings, optional practice Monday

Games: Wednesday evenings, Saturday mornings

Location: Quincy Park


Practices: Monday and Thursday evenings

Games: Tuesday evenings, Saturday mornings

Location: Winstrom Park

Summer Soccer Camp on Page 5!

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Family Recreation

The Night Sky

Date: Thursday, June 1 AND Thursday June 8

Time: 6:30-7:30

Location: West Ottawa Planetarium at Macatawa Bay Middle School, 3700 140th Ave.

An all ages program that the whole family can enjoy. Join us for a presentation followed by a planetarium tour to learn about Summer constellations. We will reveal myths, legends and identify which planets are visible in West Michigan

Canning with Amy

Tomatoes — $22

Learn how to preserve tomatoes and make salsa, pizza sauce and spaghetti sauce. You will

make a jar of jalapeno pepper jelly to take home. Monday August 28th, 6:30 - 8:30pm

Jams and Jellies: — $17

Learn how to preserve jam, in two different ways, using homegrown fresh fruit that your family will enjoy and you will

enjoy giving as gifts. Each person will take home a jar of premade jam.

Monday, June 12, 6:30 - 8:00pm CLASSES ARE HELD AT BEECHWOOD CHURCH, 895 Ottawa Beach Rd

ALL EVENTS ARE HELD AT THE OUTDOOR

DISCOVERY CENTER UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED PRIOR TO EVENT.

River Encounter (Window on the Waterfront) Saturday, June 17th 9:00 – 12:00 PM These fun, family-friendly canoe and kayak paddles will have the group finding local wildlife, floodplain plant species, and learning about what makes our wa-tershed unique. You will also learn about our Macatawa River Greenway pro-ject and what efforts are being taken to protect the Macatawa River and Wa-tershed. The group will meet at the River Avenue entrance of Window on the Waterfront Park. Program location: Window on the Waterfront, 20 S. River Avenue, Holland, MI $15 single kayak, $26 double kayak,

Women in Nature – Yoga (Discovery Pavilion) Thursday, June 22nd 6:00 – 7:00 PM Yoga at the ODC Nature Preserve is taught by Laura Griffioen. Yoga is a

calming exercise and great for women of all skill levels. This program is a

great opportunity to try out yoga for the first time or add another exercise

to your week.

Fee: $3 Women in Nature is a program series designed to bring women together in

the outdoors while giving them the opportunity to try new outdoor activi-

ties. For a list of all other “Women in Nature” classes, check out

outdoordiscovery.org

Celebrate Eagles (Birds of Prey Center) Monday, July 3rd 1:00 – 2:00 PM The big party is here, America's birthday party! To celebrate, the whole family is invited to meet our national symbol in the feather. You will be able to see our resident bald eagles and their cousin, the golden eagle. Learn about what these awesome animals like to eat, where they live, and their strength. Fee: $4 per person

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Hunter Safety — $10 The Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office and Tulip City Rod and Gun Club will be offering the Michigan DNR Hunter Safety

course. This course involves classroom instruction as well as hands on training with live fire. Students under 12 yrs

old must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Students who successfully complete the course will receive their

safety certificate.

Class is limited to 20 students. $10 per student.

August 22-24, 6-9pm Range Day, Aug 26, 8-11am

Class held at Park Township Fire Station (160th and Perry)

Family Recreation

Community Garden

Rent a 8’ x 4’ garden plot (or multiple), located at the Park Township Office These plots are ideal for the ones who love to garden, but don’t have the place to do it! Grow fruits and vegetables and enjoy the rewarding taste of your own produce. Tools, hoses, and organic fertilizer provided. Help yourself to some of our free herbs. Meet other gardeners at the annual summer potluck! This is a great family project, new gardeners always welcome! The Garden opens May

1st. Garden located at the Park Township Office, 52 152nd Ave

New Plot: $35 Renew Plot: $15

Email Us! [email protected]

Office: 52 152nd Ave, Holland

Phone: 616-738-4231

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