Wauconda Park District 2013 Summer Fun Guide

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Summer Concert SeriesGrab the kids, pack a dinner and lawn chair and head out to listen to music brought to you by the Wauconda Park District and Wauconda Area Library. We will bring you a variety of musical acts from different genres so there should be something for everyone. Park District concerts are held by the picnic shelter at Cook Park. In case of inclement weather concerts held at the library will be held inside the Lincoln room and the Park District concerts will be cancelled. *Sponsored by Friends of the Library.Time: 7:00 pmDay: ThursdayDate Location Band GenreJune 6 Park District Canary Blue 70s & 80s, Journey, Bon Jovi, HeartJune 13 Park District Watch out Kenny Classic BluesJune 20 Park District Stateline Band Country July 11 Library Patchouli Fast Forward FolkJuly 18 Library Potts and Pans Steel Band Calypso Steel PanJuly 25 Library Beatolution Beatles TributeAugust 1 Library The Legends Beach Boy TributeAugust 8 Library Limited Edition Big Band Big Band/Swing August 15 Library Peachs Beach Party Band Jimmy Buffet Tribute

Wauconda FestThe Wauconda Fest was awarded 2013 Best Community Festival by Daily Herald Readers. Join the fun as the Park District includes live bands, local food, vendors, carnival rides, wine tasting, bags and Texas Holdem tournaments, Wauconda Fest Has Talent, Car Show, 5K/10K run, and much more. We are sure to entertain all your family and friends. Visit waucondaparks.com for full line-up and more information.Day Date TimeThurs 6/27 5:00-10:00 pmFri 6/28 5:00-MidnightSat 6/29 Noon-MidnightSun 6/30 Noon-9:00 pmEvents:Live BandsCarnival RidesWine TastingBingoBags TourneyTexas Holdem Tourney5K/10K ChallengeCar ShowWauconda Fest has Talent

8th Annual Fishing Derby4-15 years with parentJoin the Bangs Lake Advisory Committee for the 8th Annual Kids Fishing Derby on Bangs Lake. Adults must accompany kids on a boat or on the shore. Life jackets must be worn at all times. Bring your fishing gear; tape measure and bait will be provided. Register at the Village Hall, Park District Office, Wauconda Boat, or email [email protected]: Park District Boat LaunchFee: FreeDay Date TimeSat 6/8 7:00 am-12:00 pm

FireworksFamilyBring your family and friends to Cook Park to celebrate Independence Day with fireworks, music, and food. The celebration begins at 6:00 pm and fireworks will begin at dusk. Come early to get a great view of the fireworks spectacular. The Park District will be selling food, drinks, and glow necklaces. Hosted by the Village of Wauconda, it has been a well-attended event that offers an opportunity for families and friends to celebrate an evening together. This year, the Village has received generous donations from a number of local governmental agencies, not-for-profit organizations, and community-minded individuals and businesses to help fund the Fourth of July festivities. Our gratitude goes out to everyone who helps make this community event safe and enjoyable.Location: Park District Cook ParkDay Date TimeWed 7/3 6:00 pm



TriathlonsTake the challenge. Beginners and seasoned athletes will compete in our annual event. Swim portion will take place in Bangs Lake, and the bike and run portion will take you through the scenic Wauconda countryside. Awards and times are given out at the end. Visit www.waucondaparks.com for registration forms and race information. Location: Cook ParkFee: Register by July 1st and SaveDay Date Race TimeSat 7/27 Kids Race 8:00 amSun 7/28 Adult Sprint 6:30 amSun 7/28 Adult Olympic 6:30 am

Womens Golf Outing The Wauconda Park District presents the 8th Annual Womens Golf Outing. Be there to purchase one of the finest Caddies in Wauconda from the Caddy Auction! Contests include: longest drive, longest putt, closest to the pin, specialty holes, and prizes awarded to the 1st, 5th, and 10th place teams. Visit our website for more information.Location: Prairie Isle Golf ClubFee: $65 Early Bird Discount thru July 1, $70 Regular Code Date Day Time 9002 Tues 8/27 8:00 am

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SailingBrought to you by Sea Safari Sailing School, this 12-hour training course is taught on Bangs Lake typically in 3-4 hour sessions on weekday, night, or, weekend classes. The course combines classroom and on the water instruction using an ASA and US coastguard approved curriculum.These classes offer several different formats including Adults Only, Kids and Adults, and Kids Only. Fees vary depending upon if ASA certification is included.Learning Investment:Basic Keel Boat Adult: R$388/NR$396 includes ASA101 CertificationJust for Kids Format: R$160/NR$168 Kids With Parent: R$375/NR$383 per Adult includes ASA101 CertificationR$189/NR$197 per Child includes ASA101 CertificationR$285/NR$293 per Adult R$145/NR$153 per ChildStand Up Paddleboarding SUP14+ yearsStand Up Paddleboarding, or SUP for short is the latest way to explore inland lakes and rivers. The boards are very stable so beginners and experts alike feel at ease. Athletes appreciate the core conditioning this activity provides through balance and paddling. The great part is that if you get tired you can sit down on the board and relaxsurfer style. Please Contact Sea Safari Sailing School at (847) 917-7245. SUP BasicsThis course teaches the principles of Standup Paddleboarding it begins with the basic skills taught on land and transitions to the lake. Students will learn proper board selection, gear, how to safely enter the water, balance, paddling, turning, stopping and recovery. Location: Beach ParkFee: R$135/NR$143 (4 -1 hour sessions)SUP Intermediate and FitnessTake your basic techniques to the next level. Specially designed board sets include interval training, Pilates and Yoga exercises all designed to expand your overall fitness and take your training to a whole new level. Location: Beach ParkFee: R$150/NR$158 (6-30 minute sessions)

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Jazzercise8:00-9:00

Cross-Fit9:00-9:45

Boot Camp10:00-10:45

Hatha Yoga10:15-11:15

Jazzercise9:00-10:00 Jazzercise9:00-10:00

Cross-Fit9:00-9:45 Jazzercise9:15-10:15Boot Camp10:00-10:45Beachbody10:20-11:20

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Pilates9:20-10:20

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Core Pole6:15-7:15

Jazzercise6:15-7:15

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Beach Park

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Lagoon Park

Larkdale Park

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Dog PolicyDogs are welcome in our parks, however for safety reasons some areas are not acceptable for dogs. Dogs are not allowed during any special event in which there is a high concentration of people in a confined area. Dogs are also not allowed on any play field area. These areas include bleachers, or spectators areas, soccer, baseball, softball fields, dugout areas, court areas, or playgrounds. Please kindly understand and respect this policy.

Photo/Privacy PolicyThe Wauconda Park District uses photographs of participants in programs and special events to inform others about the recreational opportunities available in our community. We do not use identification in our brochure without prior consent. If you do not wish to have your picture taken, please inform the photographer. All personal information given to us through registration will be kept confidential. At no time will the WPD give, sell, or release personal information without your prior consent.

Behavior PolicyTo ensure safe and enjoyable programs, activities, and facilities for all residents, the Wauconda Park District has developed the following Code of Conduct. Participants are expected to exhibit appropriate behavior at all times when involved in Park District programs, activities, events, leagues, and while using the Park District Facilities and Parks.

The Wauconda Park District reserves the right to dismiss without refund any participant who violates the behavior policy. In addition, if it is felt that such actions pose a threat to the general safety or welfare of other participants, an individual or group may risk consequences associated with the summoning of the Wauconda Police.

1. Show respect to all participants and staff.2. Refrain from using foul or obscene language.3. Refrain from causing bodily harm to participants and staff.4. Refrain from communicating threats, inappropriate comments, or actions that can be considered as any type of harassment, direct threat or actions that poses a threat by gesture, words, or actions.5. Exhibit tolerance and courtesies and commonly accepted behavior towards our diverse community.6. Show respect to equipment, supplies, and facilities.7. Exhibit good sportsmanship at athletic events whether an active participant or observer.8. The use, suspected use, or consumption of alcohol or illegal substances on Park District property is prohibited. While alcohol is approved for select special and off property events, it is expected that all residents and participants will exhibit good judgment and moderation when alcohol is consumed.

Class SchedulesAll classes listed in the brochure have dates that detail when the class will meet. If a class is missed during the scheduled session for instructor illness or other conflict, a make-up class will be added to the end of the session or a class will be extended. A note or a call from the park district, or a class announcement will communicate that change to you. We are only closed for major holidays. Again, please refer to the class schedule or call as we do NOT follow the schools schedule for all classes.

Notice to Parents- Drop Off and Pick UpAttention parentsit is your responsibility to walk your minor child to and from class. Dropping kids off in front of our building is considered a safety issue. If a child is left unattended after a class or activity for a long period of time, we will call the police.

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NISRA/ADAThe Wauconda Park District complies with the Americans for Disabilities Act. Persons with special needs are encouraged to contact the park district regarding accommodations to our programs. You may also contact NISRA at 815.459.0737, which we are a member of, who can assist you with the programs and services they offer. NISRA offers a full line of programs from infant to senior and Special Olympics.

Safety/Waiver/InsuranceThe Wauconda Park District is currently a member of PDRMAa risk management pool made up of 154+ area park districts. Through their directives and guidance we are constantly striving to make your park district the safest it can be. For liability purposes the Wauconda Park District requires an adult to sign a waiver before participation can begin. The Wauconda Park District provides NO insurance for any injury or damage that may occur. We strongly recommend that you check with your insurance carrier.

ResidencyTo qualify as a resident, you must reside within the village. Households located in unincorporated Wauconda are considered NON-RESIDENT. If you are unsure, you can check your property tax bill to see what park district you pay taxes to. PROOF OF RESIDENCY MAY BE REQUIRED.

Programming Facilities:Community Center600 North Main Street(847) 526-3610Beach House/Preschool112 Park Street(847) 526-4605Robert Crown Elementary School650 Bonner Road (847) 526-7100Wauconda Grade School225 North Osage Street(847) 526-6671Wauconda Middle School215 Slocum Lake Road(847) 526-2122

Programming Facilities:Wauconda High School555 North Main Street(847) 526-6611Wauconda Township Hall505 Bonner Road(847) 526-2631Crystal Ice House320 East Prairie StreetCrystal Lake, IL (815) 356-8500Wauconda Bowl381 West Liberty Street(847) 526-5030Ultimate Athletics1210 Karl Court(847) 487-6500

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