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ACTIVITY GUIDE
Summer 2018
REGISTRATION OPENS CHECK OUT PG. 3 FOR
MARCH 26 AT 8AM ARTS IN THE PARK!
DOUGLASS
C OMMUNITY RECREATION
CENTER [1]
IN THIS ISSUE MHKPRD.com/Register
Published by Manhattan Parks and Recreation
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1101 Poyntz Ave., Manhattan KS 66502
785-587-2757 phone | 785-587-2727 fax
Events...........................................................................................4-5
Eddie Eastes, Director
Summer Camps............................................................................6-7
Early Childhood...........................................................................8-9 IMPORTANT DETAILS
Youth Sports.................................................................................10
FIRST-COME, FIRST PAID
Space for most programs is limited, and registrations
Trails.............................................................................................11
are accepted on a first-come, first-paid basis. A waiting
Youth Activities............................................................................12 list may be available.
Arts...............................................................................................13
MPRD SCHOLARSHIP POLICY
Adult Sports & Activities..............................................................14
Some programs qualify for scholarships. You must
Senior Scene 50+.........................................................................15 show proof of participation in the USD 383 Free/
Therapeutic Recreation...............................................................16 Reduced Lunch program or qualification under
Aquatics........................................................................................17-20 Federal Income Availability Guidelines.
REFUND POLICY FOR ACTIVITIES REQUIRING REGISTRATION
Registrants will receive a full refund if we cancel the
program, or we may be able to transfer you to another
class. A full refund is granted if request to withdraw is
received 1 week (7 days) prior to start date. A partial
refund is granted when requested between 1 week
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and at least 48 hours prior to start date. No refunds
MHKPRD.com
will be granted if the request is less than 48 hours in
/ManhattanParksandRec @ManhattanPRD
advance or if the participant fails to show. Participant
withdrawals must be received during business hours.
For other refund policies, visit each program’s website.
It is our policy to provide persons with disabilities
2333 Oak St. | 785-587-2737 an equal opportunity to participate in, and enjoy the
SunsetZoo.com benefits of our services, programs and activities. In
/SunsetZoo @SunsetZoo order for us to provide a suitable accommodation,
we ask that you request what assistance is desired by
contacting Parks and Recreation at 1101 Poyntz Ave.,
Manhattan, KS 66502, call 785-587-2757, or call the
TDD Kansas Relay Center at 800-766-3777. We are here
315 S. 3rd St. | 785-587-2726 to assist you in the registration (application) process as
FlintHillsDiscovery.org well. Essential eligibility requirements for each program
/FlintHillsDiscovery @DiscoverFHDC are on file. Assistive devices are available upon request.
DOUGLASS REGISTER ONLINE
COMMUNITY RECREATION Pay with a card when you register online at
CENTER MHKPRD.com/Register. Use the Activity
Numbers on each activity to do a quick search.
900 Yuma St. | 785-587-2773
/DouglassCommunityRecCtr
Find complete activity details on the websites listed above.
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WELCOME MHKPRD.com/Events
DIRECTOR'S WELCOME - Parks and Recreation Investing in our Community
Summer will be here before you know it,
and I would like to welcome you to play,
learn, and explore throughout the season.
I also want to share some of the highlights
from the Manhattan Parks and Recreation
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Department.
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Thank you, as a community, for Voting
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Yes! for Recreation and Trails. This funding
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will allow us to build new indoor and
outdoor recreation facilities and make our
city more walkable and bikeable by adding
more trails and sidewalk connections. We
will continue to keep you informed about
our progress and hope you will be a part of the design and planning
process. The local firms of McCownGordon Construction and Anderson
Knight Architects have been chosen as the design-build team for the
new indoor recreation facilities. New gyms will be built at Anthony and Plan to spend your Friday
Eisenhower Middle Schools. These gyms will serve both the school and
evenings this summer with us!
the community. If you would like to be a part of this design process,
2018 SEASON
we encourage you to fill out an interest form available on our website to
participate on a steering committee appointed by our Mayor in the coming
HIGHLIGHTS
months.
Continuous Improvement. As a community, we work hard to make
our parks, recreation programs, and amenities a point of pride for June 8
Manhattan. Improvements you will see this spring and summer include
Luke Winslow-King
construction of the Jorgensen Park Trail, new rain gardens in City Park,
In partnership with UFM 50th Anniversary
and overseeding and maintenance of sports fields at Anneberg Park,
City Park, and Cico Park. Staff is also completing the design of the Old
Blue River Trail and new soccer field irrigation at Northeast Park. Our June 29
Parks division is always here to serve you by providing care for 28 parks, Marbin
13 playgrounds, 2 cemeteries, and over 25 miles of trail within our
community. July 6
Cash’d Out
Live, Learn, and Play. This spring, we have exciting exhibits at the
Flint Hills Discovery Center. In the “Rainforest Adventure,” explore July 20
the sights, sounds, and animals of the rainforest through April. In May, Michael Kent
we invite you to “Be the Dinosaur,” with a hands-on exhibit exploring
the giants that once roamed our land. New interior flooring, paint, and July 27
other improvements at the T. Russell Reitz Animal Shelter were recently James Hill & Anne Janelle
completed. A positive and safe environment for our animal shelter is
essential for our community. The Sunset Zoo is celebrating new life with
the birth of maned wolf pups, a red panda, and a white-handed gibbon.
Improvements will continue at the Sunset Zoo with an expanded parking
area, currently under construction, with anticipated completion this
spring.
In July we will celebrate National Parks and Recreation Month with a
variety of activities to enjoy. We encourage you to come live, learn, and Stay tuned for more
play with us this summer and always!
concert announcements:
MHKPRD.com/AITP
EDDIE EASTES
Director, Manhattan Parks and Recreation
www.mhkprd.com
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EVENTS MHKPRD.com/Events
APRIL MOTHER’S DAY AT SUNSET ZOO
9:30am-5pm May 13 Sunset Zoo
Mothers visit free with a paid child’s admission.
ZOO HOURS CHANGE
9:30am-5pm April 1 Sunset Zoo
Enjoy the Zoo this spring with extended hours. FLINT HILLS FESTIVAL
10am-5pm May 19 Discovery Center
Come feel the Flint Hills at our annual Flint Hills Festival.
LITTLE APPLE CORE CHALLENGE Join us for live music, food vendors, beer and wine tastings,
April 3-April 20 and tons of children’s activities. General admission rates
Calling all businesses! Get your team in shape and ready to apply.
compete in over two weeks of fun sports and events.
STORM SPOTTER TRAINING FREE
CLOUD COUNTY YOUTH FAST PITCH & BASEBALL CAMP
1-4pm May 31 Twin Oaks
6-8pm April 12 Discovery Center Come get some experienced softball/baseball training with
It’s tornado season so join the Flint Hills Discovery Center Cloud County College coaches and players! Spots are limited.
and National Weather Service to learn about weather safety.
See what different cloud formations mean and what a
dangerous sky can look like in the Flint Hills.
SCIENCE ON TAP FREE
JUNE
ARTS IN THE PARK FREE
7pm April 18 Tallgrass Tap House 8pm Fridays June & July Larry Norvell Band Shell
Enjoy Science in a fun and engaging way with this interactive Live music every Friday in June and July starting at 8pm. See
program presented by Sunset Zoo at Manhattan’s Tallgrass the concert schedule at MHKPRD.com/AITP.
Tap House. Program starts at 7pm but be sure to arrive early
to grab dinner and drinks. This event is part of Sunset Zoo’s
Behind the Science initiative. NATIONAL ZOO & AQUARIUM MONTH
Look for a full month of activities soon!
EARTH DAY - PARTY FOR THE PLANET
Noon-4:30pm April 21 Sunset Zoo SPLASH OF SCIENCE FREE
Celebrate the natural world and its amazing animals with a Noon Fridays June 1-Aug. 10 Blue Earth Plaza
Zoo full of family-friendly activities. Enjoy a 10 minute science demonstration from the Flint Hills
Discovery Center education team while you picnic and splash!
WILDWOOD ADVENTURES YOUTH CHALLENGE For all ages, every Friday.
2-5pm April 22 Wildwood Outdoor Adventure Park
This new event will be full of adventure with an obstacle FRIENDS OF SUNSET ZOO’S KIDS FREE DAY
course challenge. More geared toward ages 5-14 years. 9:30am-4pm June 2 Sunset Zoo
Children visit free with a paid adult’s admission.
BUTTERFLY RELEASE PARTY
Noon-5pm April 29 Discovery Center FRIENDS OF SUNSET ZOO’S WINE IN THE WILD
Join us as we release our butterflies into the wild at 2pm. 5:30pm VIP;7pm gen. June 2 Sunset Zoo
Insect activities run all day. Regular admission rates apply. An evening fundraiser in support of Sunset Zoo. Enjoy wine
and food pairing stations throughout the park. Tickets go on
MAY sale at noon April 30.
8-LEG ADVENTURE POP UP EVENT
10am-3pm June 9 Discovery Center
LITTLE APPLE PEDAL: CELEBRATING BIKE MONTH Explore the creepy crawly world of spiders at this remarkable
2-4pm May 6 Linear Trail, starting at Plaza West interactive pop-up exhibit. Encounter live animals, dance
Bike rodeo, family-friendly slow ride, bike safety with RCPD, like a spider, sense the world like a spider, and even eat like
helmets for all kids. Pre-registration required. T-shirt a spider. This is an all-ages event. General admission rates
included! 7-mile slow ride on Linear Trail (stopping at apply.
Westside Market for healthy snacks). Back from 2017... Bike
Swap! (Sponsored by The Pathfinder)
8-LEG ADVENTURE: WOLF SPIDER NIGHT WALK
BE THE DINOSAUR EXHIBIT OPENING 8:30-10:30pm June 8 & 9 Discovery Center
10am-5pm May 12-September 3 Discovery Center See and handle real spiders, then head out on a night walk
Come see what the life of a dinosaur was like! Be the Dinosaur with a headlamp to find, catch, and release wolf spiders.
is a groundbreaking fusion of state-of-the-art video game Creepy, crawly fun for the entire family! Two dates available.
technology and traditional exhibits, featuring full-size dino Pre-registration is required.
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EVENTS MHKPRD.com/Events
FAMILY FUN MOVIE NIGHT JUST TRI IT YOUTH AND ADULT TRIATHLON
7pm-11pm June 16 City Park
Vendors, bouncy houses, and a movie! Aug. 11 Watch for more Infomation!
FATHER’S DAY AT SUNSET ZOO PETPOOLOOZA
9:30am-5pm June 17 Sunset Zoo 1-4pm Aug. 12 CiCo Pool
Fathers visit free with a paid child’s admission. Bring your furry friends to cool off on the last day of the
season at CiCo Pool. Admission is a $2 suggested donation to
SUMMER SOLSTICE YOGA FREE benefit T. Russell Reitz Animal Shelter.
6am & 8pm June 21 Discovery Center
Celebrate the start of summer with sunrise yoga on the
rooftop terrace and sunset yoga at Blue Earth Plaza. SCIENCE ON THE TERRACE: ASTRONOMY VIEWING NIGHT
9-11pm Aug. 17 Discovery Center & Sunset Zoo
SCIENCE ON THE TERRACE: FROM DINOS TO BIRDS FREE We welcome K-State Professor Chris Sorensen who will lead
7-9pm June 22 Discovery Center us in viewing the moon, the planets, and the stars through 8”
Do dinosaurs still walk the earth? Actually, they fly! See reflecting and 4” refracting telescopes. Guests are welcome to
the feathered descendants of ancient dinos during this live
bring their own telescopes. This is a FREE all-ages event. No
animal program from the Milford Nature Center. This is an
all-ages event. No registration is required. registration is required.
BREW AT THE ZOO
JULY All facilities will be open July 4th. Visit each location for times.
3pm VIP; 5pm general Aug. 18 Sunset Zoo
A fundraiser in support of Sunset Zoo; enjoy a casual evening
of great beer, food and music. Tickets will go on sale in July.
NATIONAL PARKS & REC MONTH See SunsetZoo.Com for more info.
Look for a full month of activities soon!
RETRO GAMING NIGHT
KIDS FREE DAY AT SUNSET ZOO TBA Aug. 24 Discovery Center
9:30am-5pm July 3 Sunset Zoo Time to get retro with classic gaming stations, video game
Children visit free with a paid adult’s admission.
tournament, computer science showcase and more!
LITTLE APPLE PADDLE
9am-1pm July 14
Boat Ramp at Linear Park Trailhead WILDCAT WEEK
Paddle the Kansas River in a canoe or kayak. Spots are 10am-5pm Aug. 26-Sept. 1 Discovery Center
limited. Pre-registration required. Kick off the start of another Wildcat football season with
Sunset Zoo and the Discovery Center. KSU faculty, staff and
SCIENCE ON THE TERRACE: ASTRONOMY VIEWING NIGHT students receive discounted admission all week.
9-11pm July 20 Discovery Center
We welcome K-State Professor Chris Sorensen who will lead
us in viewing the moon, the planets, and the stars through 8” SCIENCE ON TAP FREE
reflecting and 4” refracting telescopes. Guests are welcome 7pm Aug. 29 Tallgrass Tap House
to bring their own telescopes. This is a FREE all-ages event. No Enjoy science in a fun and engaging way with this interactive
registration is required. program presented by Sunset Zoo at Manhattan’s Tallgrass
Tap House. Program starts at 7pm but be sure to arrive early
NATIONAL DAY OF THE COWBOY to grab dinner and drinks. This event is part of Sunset Zoo’s
10am-5pm July 28 Discovery Center Behind the Science initiative.
Dust off your boots, grab your hat and gather the family;
it’s time to celebrate the American Cowboy at the Flint Hills
Discovery Center. General admission rates apply.
For a complete list of events,
AUGUST visit MHKPRD.com/Events
WATER SAFARI
Noon-4:30pm Aug. 4 Sunset Zoo
Take a Water Safari through Sunset Zoo featuring a Zoo full
of activities with Konza Rotary’s Water Matters Day. Children
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SUMMER CAMPS MHKPRD.com/Register
We are committed to providing exciting camper experiences with an emphasis on safety, convenience and education in a fun
setting. Our staff are well-trained, knowledgable and have a desire to provide exceptional service. All staff hired have been
through a criminal background check and follow safety procedures such as daily check-in and check-out of participants.
Enrollment is accepted on a first-come, first-served basis for all camps, and campers will receive a confirmation of enrollment
by email. Each campsite has specific paperwork that must be completed prior to attendance. Please note the refund policy that
is specific to each program at the time of registration.
WEEKLY
OPTIONS
Explore the wonderful world of animals through Sunset Zoo’s weekly camp
adventures! Each morning, campers enjoy live animal presentations and science-
oriented lessons. In the afternoon, activities include games and themed videos.
Visits to zoo exhibits, animal encounters and behind-the-scenes explorations
round out each week. Camps are taught by Zoo staff trained in child development.
Student can attend half-day or full-day each week. Snacks provided. Full-day
registrants must bring a sack lunch. More info at SunsetZoo.com/Summer.
Weekly Half-day camp, $75/FOSZ member, $85/non-member
Fee: Full-day camp, $115/FOSZ member, $125/non-member
Times: Half-day camp, 7:30am-12:15pm; Full-day camp, 7:30am-5:30pm
ANIMAL CRACKERS CAMP SUMMER SAFARI CAMP NATURE NAVIGATORS CAMP
High-energy activities interspersed Campers will connect with the Campers will explore their
with downtime every day. Live natural world through activities surroundings through nature hikes,
animal interactions, Zoo tours, crafts, including crafts, stories, games, live Zoo tours, science-based projects,
games, and storytimes. animal interactions, projects, Zoo group games, live animal encounters,
tours, and nature hikes. and field trips.
Activity #: 280140
Location: Sunset Zoo Activity #: 280240 Activity #: 280340
Ages: 5-7 (must have completed Location: Sunset Zoo Location: Sunset Zoo
kindergarten) Ages: 8-9 Ages: 10-12
SESSIONS SESSIONS SESSIONS
Seeking Nature May 29-June 1 Jr. Explorer Training May 29-June 1 Outdoor Adventure May 29-June 1
Zoo Traveler June 4-June 8 Passport to the Zoo June 4-June 8 Expedition Zoo June 4-June 8
Tadpole Training June 11-June 15 Jump into Action June 11-June 15 Toadally Tumultuous June 11-June 15
You and the Environment June 18-June 22 Leave No Trace June 18-June 22 Environmental Advocate June 18-June 22
Flower Power June 25-June 29 Butterfly Bash June 25-June 29 Pollinator Pallooza June 25-June 29
Eastern Animal Efforts July 2, 3, 5 & 6 Asian Action July 2, 3, 5 & 6 Wildlife SOS July 2, 3, 5 & 6
Unseen World July 9-July 13 Under the Surface July 9-July 13 Subterranean Universe July 9-July 13
Trash to Treasure July 16-July 20 Sprucing-up Scraps July 16-July 20 Renewing Rubbish July 16-July 20
Wild Ways July 23-July 27 Creature Conduct July 23-July 27 Beast Behaviors July 23-July 27
Keeping-up with Kansas July 30-Aug 3 Science in our State July 30-Aug 3 Regional Research July 30-Aug 3
Environment
Zookeeper for a Day Aug 6-Aug 10 Animal Husbandry 101 Aug 6-Aug 10
Critter Care Aug 6-Aug 10
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SUMMER CAMPS MHKPRD.com/Register
DAILY MONTHLY
OPTIONS OPTIONS
Experience the Flint Hills and the world like never before! Choose a
half-day or full-day session. Many programs will focus on STEM —
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics — as they apply
to the Flint Hills. Choose from half-day or full-day sessions. Snacks
provided. Full-day registrants must bring a sack lunch. Forms
available at FlintHillsDiscovery.org/Summer.
ADVENTURE CAMP
Activity #: 250240
Daily Fee: Half-day camps (7:30am-12:15pm): $14/FHDC member; $16/non-member LITTLE APPLE DAY CAMP
Full-day camps (7:30am-5:30pm): $26/FHDC member; $28/non-member Kids who have completed kindergarten through
Location: Flint Hills Discovery Center 7th grade as of May 2018 will enjoy a summer
Grades: Students entering grades 1-6 in Fall 2018 full of arts, crafts, games, swimming, special
events and excursions at this KDHE-licensed
ENTERING GRADES 1-3 SESSIONS ENTERING GRADES 4-6 SESSIONS
day camp. Snacks are provided, and lunch is
WEEK THEME: DIVE INTO DINOSAURS WEEK THEME: DIVE INTO DINOSAURS
provided by USD 383. Attendees may take
The Time of the Giants June 4 Geologic Time June 11 swimming lessons for an additional fee. Learn
Flying with the Ancients June 5 Pterosaurs June 12 more at MHKPRD.com/LADC.
Beasts of the Water June 6 Aquatic Monsters June 13
Plant Eaters June 7 Herbivores of Ancient Earth June 14 Activity #: 210135
Meat Eaters June 8 Carnivores of Ancient Earth June 15 Session Fee Session 1 (June 4-29): $505
& Dates: Mini Session (July 2-6, excluding July 4): $100
WEEK THEME: SCIENCE ALIVE WEEK THEME: SCIENCE ALIVE Session 2 (July 9-Aug 3): $505
Trips, activity fees, snacks and lunch included.
Furry Friends July 2 Mammal Life July 9 Sign up for one, two or all three!
Chemical Reactions July 3 Chemicals and Reactions July 10 Time: 7:30am-5:30pm
NO CAMP - HOLIDAY July 4 The Power of Light July 11 Deadline: Registration packet due May 11th
The Light Moves July 5 Living with Cells July 12 Location: Wefald Pavilion, City Park
All About Biology July 6 Geology Rocks July 13 Limits: 130 each for Sessions 1 & 2; 130 for Mini Session
WEEK THEME: PRAIRIE KEEPERS WEEK THEME: PRAIRIE KEEPERS Ages: K-7 (must have completed kindergarten)
Saving Energy July 30 Sternberg Museum of Natural History Aug. 6
Track Your Trash July 31 Trash Impacts Aug. 7 SWIMMING LESSONS FOR DAY CAMP PARTICIPANTS
Wildflower Wednesday Aug. 1 Wildflower Wednesday Aug. 8 Activity #: 210112 (Session 1)
Prairie Mammals Aug. 2 Tallgrass Mammals Aug. 9 210212 (Session 2)
210312 (Session 3)
Feathered Friends Aug. 3 Birds of the Flint Hills Aug. 10
Fee: $35/session
Time: 9-9:30am
Dates: Session 1: June 12-22
Session 2: July 3-13
Session 3: July 17-27
Location: City Pool
Ages: 5+ (enrolled in Little Apple Day Camp)
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EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Ages 2-6
PRESCHOOLERS IN THE FLINT HILLS KINDERCUBS ZOOFARI TAILS STORYTIMES FREE
Preschool-age children begin Children explore Sunset Zoo through Slither into reading with Sunset Zoo
discovering the wonder of the Flint games, guided experiences with and the Manhattan Public Library.
Hills where they live, but look beyond live animals and crafts. Participants All storytimes include unique animal
the city limits in their exploration. go outside every session; dress artifacts, and some storytimes will
Every session includes a storytime, accordingly. Pre-registration required. present a live animal! Pre-registration
snack and themed craft or activity. not required.
Activity #: 280540
Pre-registration required. Fee: FREE
Limits: Minimum, 3; maximum, 12
Activity #: 250740 Time: Saturdays, 10am
Fee: $7/FOSZ member; $8/non-member
Limits: Minimum 5, maximum 12 Dates & April 28, Sunset Zoo
Time: Saturdays, 9:30-10:45am
Fee: $7/ FHDC member; $9, non-member Locations: May 26, Manhattan Public Library
Location: Sunset Zoo June 23, Manhattan Public Library
Time: Tuesdays, 10:30-11:30am
Ages: 3-5 July 28, Manhattan Public Library
Location: Flint Hills Discovery Center Aug. 25, Sunset Zoo
SESSIONS
Ages: 3-5 Ages: 2-6
Ambitious Amphibians June 9
SESSIONS
The Legend of Johnny Kaw May 1
Reptile Mania June 16 TALL & SMALL POTTERY
Happy Herbivores June 23 Start your little one’s artistic career off
Dinosaur Friends May 15
Curious About Carnivores June 30 with this great class where they will
Dino Tracks June 19
Summer’s Creepy Crawlies July 14 learn the basics while getting some
Be a Dinosaur July 17 quality family time!
The Big Cats July 21
Fossil Fun Aug. 21
Furry & Fabulous July 28 Activity #: 210130
PRAIRIE DOG PRESCHOOL Fee: $20/session
Families will explore Sunset Zoo
TALLGRASS TALES FREE Time: Mondays, 6-7pm
through games, guided experiences
Tallgrass Tales is a unique program Dates: Session 1: June 4-25
with live animals and crafts. Session 2: July 9-30
that uses storytelling to connect the
Participants go outside every session;
youngest residents of our community Location: Community House
dress accordingly. Pre-registration
to the rich culture and ecology of the Ages: 3-5 with a parent
required.
Flint Hills. Each session is the first
Activity #: 280440
Friday of the month and features PRE-BALLET
a different story. Registration not Pre-ballet classes help children develop
Limits: Minimum, 3; maximum, 10
required. and improve their poise, flexibility,
Fee: $7/FOSZ member; $8/non-member
Fee: FREE grace, self-discipline and posture.
Time: Saturdays, 9:30-10:45am
Introduction to basic ballet technique
Location: Sunset Zoo Time: Fridays, 10:30-11am
and vocabulary. Ballet slippers or socks
Ages: 2-3 with an adult Location: Flint Hills Discovery Center
may be worn for this class. Instructors
SESSIONS Ages: 2-6
will give further information about
Transforming Amphibians June 9 SESSIONS proper attire at the first class meeting.
Reptile Mania June 16 What’s Up May 4
Activity #: 210132
The Plant Eaters June 23 The Lorax June 1
Limits: Minimum, 4; Max, 14
The Meat Eaters June 30 Dinosaur Roar July 6
Fee: $55
Going Buggy July 14 The Salamander Room Aug. 3
Time: Tues OR Thurs, 6:30-7:15pm
Terrific Tigers July 21 The Foolish Tortoise Sept. 7
Dates: June 12-Aug. 2
M is for Mammals July 28
Location: Roundhouse, City Park
Ages: 3-4
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EARLY CHILDHOOD ACTIVITIES Ages 2-6
EARLY CHILDHOOD SPORTS
VOLUNTEER Learn the basics from each of these introductory sports.
COACHES MHS SOCCER CAMP YOUTH OPTIMIST T-BALL
NEEDED
We are partnering with the MHS Season consists of seven games.
soccer program to offer this Activity #: 210147
introduction to soccer camp. Deadline: April 15
Volunteers are needed to Fee: $35
Activity #: 210141
coach a variety of youth Deadline: July 17 Dates: M-Th, June 4-July 26
sports teams year-round. Fee: $60 Ages: 5-6 (players must have completed
kindergarten)
Apply online! Times: 9-10am or 10-11am
Dates: TBD
MHKPRD.com/Volunteer TENNIS CLINIC
Location: Bishop Stadium, CiCo Park A great way for children to get
Ages: 4-6 an introduction or continued
development through USTA Quick
MICROSOCCER Start Tennis. Instructed by Body First.
An hour of fun practices, games and
friendly competition. Learn the game, Activity #: 210107
make friends and practice skills. Deadline: May 13
Activity #: 210139 Fee: $30
Deadline: May 13 Time: Ages 4-5: T/Th, 8:30-9:00am
Fee: $45 Ages 6-8: T/Th, 9:00-10:00am
Ages 9-10: T/Th, 10:00-11:00am
Time: Ages 4-5: M/W, 6:45-7:45pm Ages 11-18: M/W, 9:00-10:00am
Ages 4-5: T/Th, 6:45-7:45pm
Ages 6-7: M/W, 5:30-6:30pm Dates: June 4-June 29
Ages 6-7: T/Th, 5:30-6:30pm Location: City Park Tennis Courts
Dates: May 30-June 19 Ages: 4-18
Location: Anneberg Soccer Complex
Ages: 4-7 YOUTH START SMART T-BALL
Program of the National Alliance for
BRITISH SOCCER CAMP Youth Sports (NAYS). This program
Camp teaches foot skills, technical teaches basic motor skills necessary to
drills, tactical practices, freestyle play organized sports while spending
soccer, small-sided games and coached quality time working one-on-one with
scrimmages. Link on youth sports pg. their parents.
Activity #: Register through Challenger Sports Activity #: 110143
Deadline: Session 1: May 19 Deadline: May 27
Session 2: July 6 Fee: $40
Fee: $85 Time: 9:00am, 10:15am
Time: 8:15-9:15am Dates: Saturdays, June16-July 28
Dates: Session 1: (May 29-June 1) (excluding July 7)
Session 2: (July 16-July 20) Location: TBD
Location: Anneberg Park Ages: 3-5
Ages: 3-14
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YOUTH SPORTS MHKPRD.com/Register
FALL CHEERLEADING SOFTBALL/BASEBALL TENNIS CLINIC
Squads practice and cheer at flag Activity #: Softball: 210145 A great way for children to get
football games. Baseball: 210143 an introduction or continued
Deadline: April 15 development through USTA Quick
Activity #: 310102
Start Tennis. Instructed by Body First.
Deadline: Aug. 12 Fee: $35
Fee: $35 Dates: Games begin June 4-July 26 Activity #: 210107
Dates: Games begin Sept. 10-Nov. 4 Grades: 1-12 Deadline: May 13
1st grade: Coach pitch BB/SB
Grades: 1/2, 3/4, 5/6 Fee: $50, ages 7+; $30, ages 4-6
2nd grade: Machine pitch BB/SB
3rd grade +: Player pitch BB/SB Time: Ages: 4-5 (Pre-K): T/Th, 8:30-9am
FALL FLAG FOOTBALL Ages 6-8 (Red Ball): T/Th, 9-10am
You’ll learn basic skills in all aspects Ages 9-10 (Orange Ball): T/Th, 10-11am
of the game, including offense,
MHS SOCCER CAMP Ages 11-18 (Jr. Tennis): M/W, 9-10am
We are partnering with the MHS
defense, ball handling and basic plays. Dates: June 5-30
soccer program to offer this
Mouthpieces and pants or shorts with Location: City Park Tennis Courts
introduction to soccer camp.
no pockets recommended. Ages: 4-18
Activity #: 310155 Activity #: 210141
Deadline: Aug. 12 Deadline: July 14
Fee: $35 Fee: $80 MHS SPORTS CAMPS
Time: 6-8pm Learn the fundamentals during these
Dates: Games begin Sept. 10-Nov. 4
Dates: Aug. 7-10 four-day camps. Fee: $50/camp. All
Grades: 1/2, 3/4, 5/6
camps take place at Manhattan High
Location: Bishop Stadium, CiCo Park
FALL SOCCER Ages: 7-14
West Campus.
Youth soccer is a popular choice for
kids who want to be active and learn to VOLLEYBALL CAMP
develop their skills as a soccer player.
LITTLE VOLLEY ACADEMY Activity #: 210152
Basic volleyball skills taught by Annie Deadline: May 27
Shinguards required.
Cook, former Virginia Tech volleyball
Time: 11am-1pm
Activity #: 310140 player. Knee pads recommended.
Dates: TBD
Deadline: Aug. 12
Activity #: 210146 Grades: Must have completed grades 2-5
Fee: $35
Deadline: Session 1: June 15
Dates: Games begin Sept. 10-Nov. 2
Session 2: July 20 GIRLS BASKETBALL CAMP
Location: Anneberg Soccer Complex & Griffith
Fee: $50 Activity #: Grades 3-5: 210151-05
Park
Dates: Session 1: June 18-21 Grades 6-7: 210151-07
Grades: K, 1/2, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8
Session 2: July 23-26 Deadline: June 17
FALL VOLLEYBALL Location: Community House Time: Grades 3-5: 10am-Noon
Learn to serve the ball, proper Grades: K-2 & 3-5 Grades 6-7: 1-3pm
footwork and how to bump, set Dates: TBD
and spike the volleyball. Knee pads SESSION 1 & 2 DAYS AND TIMES
Grades: 3-5, 6-7
suggested. Session 1: July 23-26, 9-10:30am
K-2 grade BOYS BASKETBALL CAMP
Activity #: 310152
Session 1: July 23-26, 10:30am-Noon Activity #: 210151-01
Deadline: Aug. 12
3-5 grade
Fee: $35 Deadline: June 17
Session 2: June 18-21, 9-10:30am
Dates: Games begin Sept. 16-Nov. 4 K-2 grade Time: 9-11:30am
Location: MHS West Campus Session 2: June 18-21, 10:30am-Noon Dates: TBD
Grades: 4, 5, 6 3-5 grade Grades: 3-6
[ 10 ]TRAILS MHKPRD.com/Trails
HOW ARE
WE DOING?
We would love your
feedback on the
activity guide!
- Do you access it mostly online or
do you enjoy having the hard copy?
- Would you rather see this
information on social media?
As the Assistant Director, I lead park planning efforts
- What else would you like to see
and help manage many of the park improvement projects included in our guide?
throughout the City. I am excited about the Park at Lee
Mill Heights Master Plan that we completed in Spring Keep an eye out on our
2018 with assistance from the National Park Service. This Facebook page for a survey link.
plan sets forth a vision for the 93-acre prairie park. We
are moving straight into design for the first phases of park MHKPRD.com/Survey
development which will include work at the Loma Ridge
entrance and along Miller Parkway. Expect to see those
projects taking shape later this year.
We have also been working with K-State landscape
architecture students on the Warner Park Master Plan. Planning will continue
through the summer, building upon their ideas. We are also working to finalize an
update to the City Park Master Plan. The plan started a couple years ago but was
put on hold as we explored broader recreation questions like community tennis
facilities and indoor aquatics. I am excited to see the results of both of these plans.
Finally, we have partnered with the Flint Hills MPO to plan the future of trails in
Manhattan. The Rec and Trails sales tax, passed by voters in November 2017, sets
aside money to build trails and sidewalks throughout the community. Our goal is
to make MHK an easier place to walk and bike. Watch for opportunities to provide
input on all of these exciting plans.
WYATT THOMPSON
Assistant Director of Parks and Recreation
www.mhkprd.com
ANIMAL SHELTER
OPEN HOUSE
HAPPENING IN APRIL!
Watch for
more information!
[ 11 ]YOUTH ACTIVITIES MHKPRD.com/Register
2-D ART JEWELRY READING ACROSS AMERICA
Learn several 2-dimensional art forms Make cool jewelry with beads, This program is for students who need
such as drawing, painting, printmaking macrame and wire. Materials provided. to improve their language arts and
and collage. Materials provided. Activity #: 210730 reading skills. Students work in small
groups with a retired teacher and aides
Activity #: 210330 Fee: $20/session
from KSU or the community. For more
Fee: $20/session Time: Tuesdays, 1:30-2:30pm
contact Marianne Cullers: rcullers1@
Time: Ages 5-6: 10:30-11:30am Mon Dates: Session 1: June 5-26
cox.net or (785) 539-6736.
Ages 7-9: 1-2pm Mon Session 2: July 10-31
Ages 10-17: 2-3pm Mon Location: Community House Class Limit: 20 Students who are leaving K-4th
Dates: Session 1: June 4-25 Ages: 8-17 grades.
Session 2: July 9-30 Fee: Free
Location: Community House PAINTING Dates: July 2-27 Mon., Tues. & Thurs.
Ages: 5-17 Learn basic painting techniques
Time: 1-4pm
using water-based media. Materials
3-D ART provided.
MATH AROUND MANHATTAN
Learn sculpting techniques such as Activity #: 210830 This program is for students who need
paper mache, clay and assemblage Fee: $20/session to improve their math skills. Students
while forming 3-dimensional art. Time: Wednesdays, 1-2pm will work 1-1 with a KSU tutor, retired
Materials provided. teacher, or community member.
Dates: Session 1: June 6-27
Activity #: 210930 Session 2: July 11-Aug. 1 For more contact Marianne Cullers:
Fee: $20/session Location: Community House rcullers1@cox.net or (785) 539-6736.
Time: Thursdays, 9:30-10:45am Ages: 10-17 Class Limit: 20 Students who are leaving K-4th
Dates: Session 1: June 7-28 grades.
Session 2: July 12-Aug. 2 PRINTMAKING Fee: Free
Location: Community House Learn to create stamps, reliefs, lino Dates: July 11, 18, 25 Wed. only
cuts and other prints for use in
Ages: 8-17 Time: 1-4pm
artwork. Materials provided.
YOUTH POTTERY Activity #: 210630
Learn basic hand-building techniques
Fee: $20/session
as well as glazing your clay art to take
Time: Tuesdays, 2:30-3:30pm
home.
Dates: Session 1: June 5-26
Activity #: 210130 Session 2: July 10-31
Fee: $20/session Location: Community House
Time: Ages 7-9: 9:30-10:30am, Tu Ages: 8-17
Ages 7-9: 11am-Noon, Tu TEAM POTTERY
Ages 7-17: 6-7pm, W COLLAGE Work together as a team with your
Ages 10-17: 10:30am-Noon, W We will be using mixed media, older kiddos to create unique and
Ages 10-17: 1:30-3pm, Th magazines, and decoupage to create creative pieces using basic pottery
Dates: Session 1: June 5-28 interesting and unique artwork. techniques!
Session 2: July 10-Aug. 2
Activity #: 210330 Activity #: 210230
Location: Community House
Fee: $20/session Fee: $20/session; include additional
Ages: 7-17
Time: Thursdays, 11am-noon children for $10 each
Dates: Session 1: June 7-28 Time: Wednesdays, 7-8:30pm
Session 2: July 12-Aug. 2 Dates: June 6-Aug. 1
Location: Community House Location: Community House
Ages: 8-17 Ages: 6+
[ 12 ]ARTS MHKPRD.com/Register
BEGINNING BALLET BEGINNING HIP HOP
Emphasis in technique, barre work Introduction to the basic concepts, JUNIOR MUSICAL (Grades K-6)
and choreography, as well as ballet techniques and choreography of hip
vocabulary. Students will develop and hop dance and culture. Wear tennis
improve their poise, flexibility, grace, shoes and socks.
self-discipline, and posture. Ballet
Activity #: 210132
slippers are required.
Limits: Minimum, 4; Max, 14
Activity #: 210132 Fee: $55
Limits: Minimum, 4; Max, 14 Time: Mondays, 6:30-7:15pm Fee: $45
Location: Rehearsals and
Fee: $55 Dates: June 11-July 30
performances are in Nichols
Time: Tuesdays, 7:30-8:15pm Location: Roundhouse, City Park
Hall on K-State’s campus.
Dates: June 12-July31 Ages: 5-8 Auditions/Rehearsals:
Location: Roundhouse, City Park June 4-July 5 (Mon-Fri)
Ages: 5-8 DANCE SQUAD 9am-Noon
Incorporates various dance styles (hip Performance:
BEGINNING TAP hop, jazz, contemporary) with basic July 5-7, 7pm
Beginning Tap introduces students to tumbling, pom-pom and cheer. Wear Director: David Ollington
basic steps of tap. Wear tap shoes. tennis shoes.
Activity #: 210132 Activity #: 210132 SENIOR MUSICAL (Grades 7-12)
Limits: Minimum, 4; Max, 14 Limits: Minimum, 4; Max, 14
Fee: $55 Fee: $65, includes pom-poms
Time: Thursdays, 7:30-8:15pm Time: Mondays, 7:30-8:15pm
Dates: June 14-Aug. 2 Dates: June 11-July 30
Location: Roundhouse, City Park Location: Roundhouse, City Park
Fee: $65usical
Ages: 5-8 Ages: 5-8 The M
Location: Rehearsals and
performances
Grades: 7-12 are in Nichols
Hall on K-State’s campus.
Location: All rehearsals and performances
will take Auditions: Monday,
place in Nichols Hall on the K-State
Summer and campus.
June 4 from 1-4pm
*More infoJune
about4 callbacks will1:00-4:00 PM
Fall Family Day Auditions: (Monday),
be available June 4 at 8pm*
Performances: July 19-21, 7:00 PM
Performance:
information July 19-21, 7pm
Director: Danie Myers-Bowman
COMING Director:
Visit mhkprd.com Daniel
for more
Myers-Bowman
information.
SOON! For more information on the Youth Musicals
please visit www.MHKprd.com/musical
MANHATTAN MUNICIPAL BAND SCHEDULE
Special Performances ALL PERFORMANCES ARE AT CITY PARK UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED
Monday, May 28 at 9:30am - Sunset Cemetery Tuesday, June 12 at 7:30pm Wednesday, July 4 at 6:30pm
Monday, May 28 at 7:30pm Tuesday, June 19 at 7:30pm Tuesday, July 10 at 7:30pm
Tuesday, June 5 at 7:30pm Tuesday, June 26 at 7:30pm Tuesday, July 17 at 7:30pm
[ 13 ]ADULT SPORTS & ACTIVITIES 18+
MEN’S FALL WEEKLY SOFTBALL MEN’S 6-ON-6 SOCCER ADULT POTTERY
Activity #: 320111 Activity #: 220114 Activity #: 220120
Deadline: July 27 Deadline: May 25 Fee: $55
Fee: $170/team Fee: $375/team Time: 6-8:30pm Tues; 1-3:30pm Wed;
Dates: Aug. 20-Oct. 5 Dates: June 18-July 26 6-8:30pm Thurs
Weekly Mondays, Tuesdays, Location: Anneberg Soccer Complex Dates: June 5-Aug. 2
Wednesdays or Thursdays Location: Community House
Location: Twin Oaks Sports Complex
WOMEN’S FALL SOFTBALL
Activity #:
Deadline:
320111
July 27
DOUGLASS CENTER SUMMER FITNESS SESSION:
June 2-July 26
At Douglass Community Recreation Center you’ll find we encourage you to keep your
Fee: $135/team body moving. We provide open gym time, pickleball, group fitness classes, and personal
Dates: Aug. 28-Sept. 25 training to help you maintain your fitness goals and be part of a community. This
Location: Twin Oaks Sports Complex summer, register for group fitness classes at $25 per class type, or drop in for only $4
each class. Come out all summer long with the purchase of a Summer 2018 All Access
Pass for only $75.00. For more information call (785) 587-2772 or visit Douglass Center
CO-REC FALL SOFTBALL at 900 Yuma St. Be sure to check out our Douglass Center Guide for more
Activity #: 320111 details. Register online with activity code 223002.
Deadline: July 27
Fee: $170/team TOTAL BODY STRONG Mondays, 5:30-6:25pm
MORNING BOOT CAMP Saturdays, 9-9:50am
A complete full body workout with bear
Dates: Aug. 19-Oct. 7: Weekly Sundays A total body workout class that will help
crawls, jumps squats, tire flips, and
Location: Twin Oaks Sports Complex you become stronger using your own body
more challenges to push your limits
weight, along with a variety of equipment.
with mother nature. Workouts will take
WOMEN’S FALL VOLLEYBALL VINYASA YOGA Tuesdays, 5:30-6:25pm place outdoors and sometimes, indoors.
A gentle series of movements that flow Workout gloves encouraged.
Activity #: 320113
together to ensure a fun flow for all skill
Deadline: Aug. 3
levels. RISE YOGA Saturdays, 10-10:50am
Fee: $210/team A morning Vinyasa flow with a gentle
Dates: Aug. 26-Oct. 25 ZUMBA Wednesdays, 5:30-6:25pm series of movements sequenced
Location: Community House/City Auditorium A dance fitness party with a contagious together to ensure a class with stability,
blend of Latin and International rhythms. balance, and strength, and relaxation.
CO-REC FALL SAND VOLLEYBALL RELAX & RENEW Thursdays, 5:30-6:25pm DCRC PICKLEBALL
Activity #: 320113 Yin and restorative yoga where you Pickleball is a cross between tennis,
practice active and passive yoga postures. table tennis, and badminton but played
Deadline: Aug. 3
with wooden paddles and a plastic wiffle
Fee: $45/team
PERSONAL TRAINING ball. Come out and play a game or two!
Dates: Aug. 19-Oct. 4 Join us for one-on-one personal training
Location: City Park with a certified personal trainer to assist OPEN GYM - BASKETBALL
you in reaching your fitness goals. Initial Monday-Friday: 1-5pm Saturday: 12-4pm
CO-REC FALL KICKBALL Package of $75 must be purchased to Come out and work on your shot or
Activity #: 320118 start. Initial package includes: 1 Fitness play a game of basketball with some
Deadline: Aug. 17 Assessment, and 5 additional 1-hr training friends. Please bring an extra pair of
Fee: $165/team sessions. To complete an application, court shoes with no rocks/dirt on soles
Dates: Sept. 6-Oct. 18 contact: Mitzie Rojas - Rojas@cityofmhk. of shoes. We provide basketball for
Location: Twin Oaks Sports Complex com or call (785) 587-2773 for more info. you. No outside basketballs allowed.
[ 14 ]SENIOR SCENE 50+ MHKPRD.com/Register
We offer a variety of activities for persons 50 years of age and older. Younger spouses are welcome to join. Adult-age children may
accompany a parent on a space-available basis. If you are not on our mailing list and would like to receive a copy of our guide, please
call 785-587-2757. All mail-in registrations are processed in the order they are received from the post office. Be sure to sign up and
join in on the fun. Register online using Activity #: 130123 and 230123 Check the Senior Scene guide for prices and times.
WALKING WALKING
TRIP DATE TRIP DATE
LIMIT LIMIT
Spring Fling - Registration opened in January! 2 May 12 Guys and Dolls - Music Theatre, Wichita 1 July 1
Peter Pan - Kauffman Theatre - Registration opened in 1 May 13 Mystery Trip 3 July 21
January!
Wichita Mall and Casino 3 Aug. 11
Museum of World Treasure - Registration opened in January! 3 May 26
The Producer - MHT Theatre 1 Aug.16
Camelot - Great Plains Theatre, Abilene 1 June 17
Royals Game, Kansas City 2 Aug. 26
Sister Act - New Theatre, Kansas City 1 June 24
Walking limit key: 1=to and from bus 2=moderate walking 3=majority of trip is walking
WALK WITH EASE FITNESS WITH ENELL DOUGLASS CENTER FITNESS AREA
An exercise program designed and proven A fitness and flexibility training program The Douglass Community
to reduce pain and improve overall health. for older adults wanting to achieve a better Recreation Center Fitness Center
Includes health education, warm-up and quality of life through responsible, pain-free is open 4 to 7pm Monday through
cool down exercises in addition to walking. movement. Intended to address the physical Friday is available free for residents
One-hour long sessions and offered three needs of people of all types of people. 60 and older. Visit the Douglass
times per week for six weeks. Instructed by Enell Foerster. Center Annex, 901 Yuma St.
THANK YOU TO OUR 2017 EVENT SPONSORS
Dear Friends of
Action Pact KXBZ 104.7 Manhattan Parks and
AJ’s Pizza Little Apple Optimist Club Recreation,
Anderson Knight Manhattan Cross Country Club
Ballard’s Screen Printing Manhattan Fire Dept. Each year we ask the
Bluestem Bistro Manhattan Marlins community to help us
Body First Manhattan Running Company support the many youth
Civic Plus Meritrust Credit Union programs, community
Commerce Bank Nichols Chiropractic events, performances,
Cox Bros. BBQ Pathfinder and other offerings
De Hart Plumbing Heating & Cooling Riley County EMS we have in Parks and
Dick’s Sporting Goods Riley County Police Dept. Recreation. We would
ESB Financial Rotary Club not be able to have the quality of services we have
Eye Doctors SMH Consultants without your help.
Fort Riley MWR State Farm – Josh Salman’s
Friends of Tuttle Creek Texas Road House We thank those in the community who have
Gillum Group The Kansas Forest Service supported us this past year and we thank you for
Greater Manhattan Community Foundation Tuttle Creek State Park your continued partnership.
Hayden Orthodontics US Corps of Engineers
Hearing Doctors Varsity Donuts If you are interested in sponsorship
Howie’s Recycling Water’s True Value opportunities please feel free to contact our office.
Hy-Vee Westside Market We look forward to a great summer season.
Kansas State University Physical Activity and Westview Community Church
Nutrition Clinical Research Consortium Wildcat Creek Fun & Fitness
KSU Rec Services RANDI CLIFFORD
Director of Recreation
www.mhkprd.com
[ 15 ]THERAPEUTIC RECREATION MHKPRD.com/Register
We offer an extensive program for developmentally-disabled individuals who choose not to participate in the integrated
recreation program. The registration form for all special populations programming is available at MHKPRD.com or at the
Parks and Recreation office at 1101 Poyntz Ave. Check the guide online using Activity #: 240124 or call (785) 587-2757 to
find out more information and register for these activities.
COOKING CLASS Mondays, 4:30-5:30pm
Cooking classes are hands on and
ARTS & CRAFTS Thursdays, 4:30-5:30pm
This semester we will continue to offer
SPECIAL EVENTS
teach skills in basic preparation of 2-3 craft choices, a coloring table for
healthy, budget friendly recipes. Each
OUTDOOR KARAOKE - JUNE 23
“while you wait” and a specialty arts
AJ’s Karaoke will be coming again.
month recipes follow a theme. Two table featuring water painting each
Many songs to choose from and
items prepared per class. This may not week this summer.
families can come watch and enjoy.
qualify as a meal.
The event will be held in City Park.
FRIDAY FUN NIGHT Fridays, 4:30-5:30pm
BOWLING BLAST Tuesdays, 4-5pm FREE We will offer gym sports, air BOWLING TOURNAMENT - JULY 14
Come and be a part of the bowling fun hockey, pool, foosball, Uno games, Each lane will play a single game
with your friends each Tuesday. puzzles, coloring, karaoke, line dancing competing for 1st-5th medals and
and limited Wii games. You can also ribbons. Awards ceremony, pictures
GARDENING CLASS Saturdays, 9-10am sit, relax and visit with friends. and refreshments provided. Located in
Let’s grow some food, then learn the KSU Student Union.
how to use it! We will only have one
gardening group in the summer, so SUMMER PICNIC - AUGUST 4
no Saturday classes. If the “real feel” Join us at Blue Earth Plaza for our
temperature is over 95 degrees, we’ll annual summer picnic! We’ll provide
be at the Community House. Hopefully the meal, you bring your swimsuit and
we can enjoy a lot of fresh air! a towel. Let’s have some fun!
DISCOVER
YOUR PERFECT VENUE
STREET TREE
PLANTING
flinthillsdiscovery.org/rentalvenues
PROGRAM
Submit your application to be considered for a tree to be
planted in the city right-of-way on your property. Applications
are considered on a number of factors. See more details and
WEDDINGS the application online: MHKPRD.com/TreeRequest
Celebrate Your Event at Sunset Zoo
Family reunions, business meetings, corporate picnics, weddings, birthday parties & more !
MEETINGS To learn more visit our website at sunsetzoo.com/Host-Your-Event-at-the-Zoo or contact Courtney Dehn,
Event Sales Coordinator, at 785-587-2737 or dehn@cityofmhk.com.
BIRTHDAYS & MORE
[ 16 ]WATERPARKS &
SPLASH PARKS
ADMISSION
Adults (16+): $5
Youth (2-15): $4
Child (AQUATICS MHKPools.com
SWIMMING LESSONS
Swim America is a national, goal-driven and technique oriented learn-to-swim program. Sessions run Monday-Thursday for
two weeks. Average class size is 6 swimmers per coach. Preschool participants must be 3 years old before the first class and must
be accompanied by an adult in the water. Participants must attend the time and location of the session they are registered for.
MORNING LESSONS
SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3
Dates: Session 1: June 11-21 Dates: Session 2: July 2-12 Dates: Session 3: July 16-26
Activity #: 210112 Activity #: 210212 Activity #: 210312
Fee: $35/session Fee: $35/session Fee: $35/session
Location: City Park Location: City Park Location: City Park
Divisions: Ages 3-4: 30-minute sessions starting Divisions: Ages 3-4: 30-minute sessions starting Divisions: Ages 3-4: 30-minute sessions starting
at 9:45am, 10:30am & 11:15am at 9:45am, 10:30am & 11:15am at 9:45am, 10:30am & 11:15am
Ages 5+: 30-minute sessions starting Ages 5+: 30-minute sessions starting Ages 5+: 30-minute sessions starting
at 9:45am, 10:30am & 11:15am at 9:45am, 10:30am & 11:15am at 9:45am, 10:30am & 11:15am
Dates: Session 1: June 18-28 Dates: Session 2: July 2-12 Dates: Session 3: July 16-26
Activity #: 210110 Activity #: 210210 Activity #: 210310
Fee: $35/session Fee: $35/session Fee: $35/session
Location: CiCo Location: CiCo Location: CiCo
Divisions: Ages 3-4: 30-minute sessions starting Divisions: Ages 3-4: 30-minute sessions starting Divisions: Ages 3-4: 30-minute sessions starting
at 9:45am, 10:30am & 11:15am at 9:45am, 10:30am & 11:15am at 9:45am, 10:30am & 11:15am
Ages 5+: 30-minute sessions starting Ages 5+: 30-minute sessions starting Ages 5+: 30-minute sessions starting
at 9am, 9:45am, 10:30am & 11:15am at 9am, 9:45am, 10:30am & 11:15am at 9am, 9:45am, 10:30am & 11:15am
Dates: Session 1: June 18-28 Dates: Session 2: July 2-12 Dates: Session 3: July 16-26
Activity #: 210111 Activity #: 210211 Activity #: 210311
Fee: $35/session Fee: $35/session Fee: $35/session
Location: Northview Location: Northview Location: Northview
Divisions: Ages 3-4: 30-minute sessions starting Divisions: Ages 3-4: 30-minute sessions starting Divisions: Ages 3-4: 30-minute sessions starting
at 10:30am & 11:15am at 10:30am & 11:15am at 10:30am & 11:15am
Ages 5+: 30-minute sessions starting Ages 5+: 30-minute sessions starting Ages 5+: 30-minute sessions starting
at 9:45 a.m., 10:30am & 11:15am at 9:45 a.m., 10:30am & 11:15am at 9:45 a.m., 10:30am & 11:15am
EVENING LESSONS (ALL SESSIONS AT CICO WATERPARK)
Dates: Session 1: June 18-28 Dates: Session 2: July 2-12 Dates: Session 3: July 16-26
Activity #: 210110 Activity #: 210210 Activity #: 210310
Fee: $35/session Fee: $35/session Fee: $35/session
Location: CiCo Location: CiCo Location: CiCo
Divisions: Ages 3-4: 30-minute sessions starting Divisions: Ages 3-4: 30-minute sessions starting Divisions: Ages 3-4: 30-minute sessions starting
at 6:15pm, 7pm & 7:45pm at 6:15pm, 7pm & 7:45pm at 6:15pm, 7pm & 7:45pm
Ages 5+: 30-minute sessions starting Ages 5+: 30-minute sessions starting Ages 5+: 30-minute sessions starting
at 6:15pm, 7pm & 7:45pm at 6:15pm, 7pm & 7:45pm at 6:15pm, 7pm & 7:45pm
[ 18 ]AQUATICS MHKPools.com
Participants must attend the time and location of the session they are registered for.
BODY BOARDING NOON HOUR SWIM
Learn the basics of body boarding Get your laps in during the noon hour
in our unique wave ride. Standing is every Monday through Friday. Lap
optional. swim only.
Activity #: 220111 Activity #: 225112
Limits: Maximum, 9 Fee: $70/Session 1: May 29-July 13
Fee: $25/session $70/Session 2: July 16- Aug. 31
$50/Session 3: July 30-Aug. 31
Time: 11am-12:30pm $115/Season Pass: May 29- Aug. 31
Dates: Session 1: June 2 & 9 Time: 12:05-12:45pm, M-F
Session 2: June 16 & 23
Dates: All session dates listed with fees
Session 3: July 21 & 28 RIVER RUNNING
Location: City Park Location: City Park Try out this fun way to move in the
Lazy River. For your comfort, we
WATER WORKOUT suggest wearing water shoes. Choose
A great way to start your day. Low- BODY WAVES from M-F option, M/W/F option, or T/
impact moves with added resistance Enjoy how the water provides
Th option.
from the water. Choose from M-F resistance for a total body workout.
option, M/W/F option, or T/Th Choose from M-F option, M/W/F Activity #: 225212
option. option, or T/Th option. Fee: $70/session, M-F
$50/session, M/W/F
Activity #: 225012 Activity #: 220110 $30/session, T/Th
Fee: $70/session, M-F Fee: $70/session, M-F Time: 11:05-11:45am, M-F
$50/session, M/W/F $50/session, M/W/F 12:05-12:45pm, M/W/F
$30/session, T/Th $30/session, T/Th
Dates: Session 1: May 29-June 29
Time: 8-8:45am, M-F Time: 12:05-12:45pm, M-F Session 2: July 2-Aug. 3
Dates: Session 1: May 29-June 29 Dates: Session 1: May 29-June 29 Session 3: Aug. 6-Aug. 31 (12:05-
Session 2: July 2-Aug. 3 Session 2: July 2-Aug. 3 12:45pm M/W/F only)
Location: CiCo Location: CiCo Location: City Park
RENTALS
Rent the
Northview
Waterpark for
your event or club!
Available June
1 to July 29.
Reservations
accepted beginning SUNDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
May 1. No times 9:15-10:15am
available Mondays 10:30-11:30am 10:30-11:30am
and Tuesdays. 11:45am-12:45pm
Fees: $150/hour.
7:15-8:15pm 7:15-8:15pm 7:15-8:15pm 7:15-8:15pm 7:15-8:15pm
No rentals of splash
8:30-9:30pm 8:30-9:30pm 8:30-9:30pm 8:30-9:30pm 8:30-9:30pm
parks.
[ 19 ]MANHATTAN
WATERPARKS
MHKPools.com
WATERPARKS
ANTICIPATED OPENING
IS MAY 26
All openings dependent
on staffing levels.
NORTHVIEW CITY PARK CICO
1-7pm daily 1-8pm daily 1-6pm daily
510 Griffith Dr. 1220 Poyntz Ave. 3309 Robinson Dr.
785-587-2713 785-587-2710 785-587-2711
INTERESTED IN WORKING FOR OUR WATERPARKS?
WE’RE HIRING!
- Lifeguards (15+)
For more info visit:
www.cityofmhk.com/jobs - Customer Service
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