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Activity Activity Guide
Fall 2020
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IN-PERSON/MAIL-IN REGISTRATION BEGINS AUGUST
A.M. 24
ONLINE REGIST
RATION BEGINS AUGUST 17 AT 9
Courier
The • Village Newsletter
• Recreation Programs
• Special Events
• Pauline Haass Public Library
Sussex Civic Center
N64W23760 Main Street
Sussex, WI 53089
EMAIL: info@villagesussex.org
Village Board PHONE: (262) 246-5200
Back Row: Trustees Michael Bartzen, Scott Adkins and Lee WEBSITE: villagesussex.org
Uecker. Front Row: Trustee Wendy Stallings, Village President OFFICE HOURS: Monday–Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Anthony LeDonne, Trustees Greg Zoellick and Ron Wells.
VILLAGE OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED
Village Administration Monday, September 7
Jeremy Smith, Village Administrator ...................246-5200 Thursday & Friday, November 26 & 27
Kelsey McElroy-Anderson, Asst. Administrator....246-5231 Thursday & Friday, December 24 & 25
Sam Liebert, Administrative Services Director ....246-5211
Judith Neu, Public Works Director/Engineer.........246-5229 Thursday, December 31
Halie Dobbeck, Parks & Recreation Director.........246-5200 Friday, January 1, 2021
Adele Loria, Pauline Haass Library Director.........246-5180 Find out what’s going on in Sussex!
Captain Lisa Panas, Waukesha County Sheriff’s Sign up to receive our eBlasts at villagesussex.org/eblasts
Office-Sussex ...................................................246-5237
Building Inspector................................................246-5218
Kasey Fluet, Asst. Development Director.............246-5215
Mark Your Calendar
Sussex Yard Waste Collection Site
Saturdays, April 3–November 21, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Mondays, May-August, 4–7 p.m.
Mondays, September–October, 3–6 p.m.
Curbside Brush Collection Inside This Issue
Starts 7 a.m. Monday, September 28
Crews make one pass through the Village.
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Please have all items to the curb by 7 a.m. From the Village President............................3
Tire Drop-off Collection Public Works & Engineering.......................... 4
Saturday, October 3, 8:30 to 11 a.m.
Yard Waste Collection Site
$2/tire, must be removed from rim
Parks & Recreation....................................... 5
Planning & Development............................. 5
Hydrant Flushing
October 12-16 Public Safety............................................... 6
Water may become discolored after hydrant flushing.
If this happens, run your cold water tap for a few minutes Pauline Haass Public Library......................... 7
until the water clears. If the water doesn’t clear the first time,
wait a few minutes and run the water again. Activity Guide
Avoid washing clothes until the water clears.
Pauline Haass Public Library......................8–9
Curbside Leaf Collection
Starts October 19 and continues Special Events ..................................... 10–11
until leaves are off the trees.
Preschool & Youth................................ 12–15
Trick or Treat Adults................................................ 16–18
Saturday, October 31, 6 to 8 p.m.
Older Adults.............................................. 19
Elections
General Election: November 3 Registration/General Information......... 20-24
Polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Civic Center
From the Desk of the Village President
I
’m proud to be writing this first Village operates under the Waukesha Village quickly responded by offering
letter as Village President and County Health Department and a business grant program. We are
thankful for the opportunity to needs to look to the County for their thankful that several businesses took
serve you. In the coming three years, recommendations on mass gatherings advantage of this opportunity, and
and beyond, I’ll look to continue the and programming. I hope you enjoyed hope it will help them to be able to
conversations we started during the the modified Cruise Night Event, continue to invest in our community
election process. which included a classic car cruise and offer services to our residents.
through a large portion of the Village. I hope you enjoy this new combined
In this spirit of engagement, I’m Many residents enjoyed the event from
excited to announce a new program version of The Courier and Activity
their own driveway. You’ll see that this Guide. Combining these publications
I’m calling Coffee with the Board. combined Activity Guide and Courier
We will schedule dates in the coming allowed us to save printing and mailing
includes many of the same programs costs.
months for the public to meet we offered before COVID-19.
with elected officials in an informal I want to again thank you for putting
environment. This is an opportunity I recognize that COVID-19 has been your trust in me. I look forward
to get to know us and provide your challenging for everyone, but especially to seeing what we can accomplish
feedback. Watch the website and social our business community, many of together.
media for more information and dates. whom had to close their doors for
a few months or offer very limited Regards,
As we transition to the new normal services. Our local business community Anthony LeDonne
with COVID-19, we are working is very important to our residents and President
hard to offer as much programming our local economy, which is why the Village of Sussex
and as many events as possible. The
New Website & Recreation Software
T he Village is excited to have
launched a new website and
recreation software in early August. The
then leads you to commonly requested
information within that category.
Online Facility Reservations: Quickly
reserve a facility, such as a room at the
Civic Center or The Grove Pavilion,
Search Centric: A main feature of
new website and recreation software the new website is a central search using the new recreation software. You
incorporates your feedback and offers bar, which makes accessing relevant can see available dates and times from
improved performance, access, and information similar to using a search any device.
features. engine such as Google. We are available by phone or email
Website Recreation Software as you navigate the new website and
Mobile Responsive: Nearly 50% of recreation software. We look forward to
Create Account With Facebook and
our website visitors are using a mobile introducing even more new features and
Google Login: You can now register
device. The new website was built with improved functionality in the coming
for programming by using your
that in mind. months.
Google or Facebook login credentials,
Service Oriented Navigation: We eliminating the need to remember
don’t want you to have to know how another password. Unfortunately, Credits: The Village wasn’t able to roll over
government works to find what you existing accounts will not be carried credits from the old software (ActiveNet) to
are looking for, so we have reorganized over from the old recreation software the new software (CivicRec). If you have an
our navigation to put things like special so everyone will have to create a new existing credit, you may request to have it
events in easier to find places. account. moved to the new software after you have
Service Finder: If you can’t find what Family Accounts: Your entire created an account by completing the online
you’re looking for in the navigation household is now tied to the same form or by calling (262) 246-5200.
menu, check out the “Service Finder” in account, making program registration A refund by check is available for credits over
the top right-hand corner of the page. for every member of your family more $5.
This feature simplifies the process by efficient.
All credits not claimed by December 1, 2020,
starting with the action you wish to Text Alerts: Register to receive text will be donated to the Recreation Scholarship
take such as “register” or “report” and alerts for class cancellations or changes Fund.
by providing your cell phone number
and indicating your mobile carrier.
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ENGINEERING/PUBLIC WORKS
Special Events
Curbside Brush Collection
Public Works crews collect brush from residences
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throughout the Village each fall. 2020 brush collection
Road
starts on September 28 at 7 Closed
a.m.. This is the one time per
year that the Village offers curbside brush collection. There
is no spring brush collection.
Posted
Staff makes only one pass Detour
through the Village.
Have brush ready for collection by 7 a.m. on September
28 to ensure pick-up.
2021 Road Program Place brush close to the street with the cut ends towards
T he 2021 Road Program consists of repairing
pavements on Hi-Tech Drive, Miller Way, and
Sussex Road and Village Drive in the Industrial Park; on
the curb.
Branches must be no more than 8 inches in diameter.
Good Hope Road from Waukesha Avenue to just west Leaves and grass clippings are not collected as part of
of the railroad tracks; and on Waukesha Avenue from brush collection.
Keystone Drive to Good Hope Road. The work will start
in the spring and should be completed by fall of 2021.
Curbside Leaf Collection
The work will consist of: The Village offers curbside leaf collection, which is
Repairing catch basins, storm and sanitary manholes expected to begin about October 19 and continue until
and pipes; the leaves stop falling.
Repairing or replacing water valves and hydrants; Property owners should rake leaves into the street for
pick up.
Concrete pavement repairs and joint sealing;
Spread piles out along the length of the property, rather
Resurfacing of asphalt pavements;
than placed in one large pile.
Water and sanitary repairs along Silver Spring Drive
Piles should not be placed so far into the street that
between Waukesha Avenue and Hickory Drive that will
they interfere with two-way traffic.
be done without disturbing the newly repaved road;
Care should be taken not to block storm drains to help
Sidewalk will be constructed along both sides of Silver
prevent street flooding.
Spring Drive between Waukesha Avenue and Hickory
Drive.
Stay up to date with construction activities by signing up for a Yard Waste Collection Site
biweekly email from the Village on our website at Homeowners wishing to dispose of leaves, grass clippings,
villagesussex.org/eblasts. brush and other yard waste on their own can purchase a
Yard Waste Pass or Punch Card and transport the items to
the Yard Waste Collection Site at the Woodland Nature
Hydrant flushing takes place Preserve (N72W22924 Good Hope Road).
twice per year, usually in April
and October. Flushing is The site is open Saturdays (April to November) and
Hydrant scheduled for October 12-16, Monday afternoons (May to October), but closed on
Flushing 2020. holidays and holiday weekends.
Flushing removes natural See the Village website for hours of operation and the type
minerals that have settled in the pipes to maintain water of items that can be dropped off at the site.
clarity and quality in the distribution pipes. It also allows The Village contracts with a local landscape company to grind
staff to verify the proper operation of hydrants and valves the brush and other vegetation dropped off at the site and to
to maintain firefighting capabilities. haul the material away. The composting company pays the
Flushing may lead to temporary discoloration of your Village a small amount per yard for the compostable material
water. If this happens, open the cold water tap nearest removed, and re-uses the brush material as part of their
your water meter-usually the basement sink or an outside landscaping business. All of the material from the Yard Waste
hose bib-until the water runs clear. This usually takes Site is re-used in some way.
about 10−15 minutes.
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PARKS & RECREATION / PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT 5
Special Events
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Corky Curtis Trail
T he Village has started
building segments of the
Corky Curtis Trail, with the
long-term goal of providing
a trail connection between
downtown and the southern
portion of the community.
The full map, which shows
existing and future segments, is
available at www.villagesussex.
org/trails.
Currently residents may use the
trail segment that loops around
the Mammoth Spring Quarry
and connects to the Bug Line
Trail.
The trail is also complete from
Spring Green Park through to
Armory Park, and then runs in
Sussex Preserve on the road.
There are signs along the
finished segments of the Trail.
The Corky Curtis Trail is
dedicated to Colin ‘Corky’ Curtis
who served the Village of Sussex
for 41 years in many roles, most
notably as fire chief.
Reserve your date online at villagesussex.org.
The Grove at Village Park splash pad, playground and multisport courts are open! Splash pad hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. or dusk,
whichever is earlier, Memorial Day to Labor Day. Exterior bathrooms are open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
New Development
in Sussex
• Dunkin’ Donuts/Baskin Robbins is coming to Sussex!
The restaurant will be located on the frontage road at
HWY 164 next to Taco Bell and will have a drive thru
and inside seating. Construction should start late summer
and be completed by the end of 2020.
•T
ekila, a restaurant serving Mexican cuisine, with full bar service and an outdoor beer garden, and El Vino, offering carry-
out pizza and Italian gelato, will be located on the first level at Mammoth Lofts on Main Street at Silver Spring.
•V
ista Run is a 176-acre mixed residential use subdivision with over 200 single-family lots of at least 10,000 square feet,
and consisting of two-family ranch-style condominium homes, and townhouses. The subdivision, located behind Kohl’s, 5
will have two clubhouses with pools, a 2-acre central park, and 50 acres of natural areas. Ground work for this site will
begin this summer with home construction to begin in spring 2021.
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PUBLIC SAFETY
Special Events
Keeping First Responders and the lessened exposure to the public, deputies and firefighters,
minimizing the risk to the community.
Community Healthy During the
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Personal protective equipment have become commonly
COVID-19 Pandemic utilized equipment for our firefighters and deputies. Masks,
W ith the outbreak of COVID-19, the Public Safety
Department examined the ways they do business and
made changes to keep responders and the public as safe as
gloves, sanitizer and disinfectant spray are a standard part of
the daily routine. The buildings and vehicles are sanitized
on a regular basis. Fire Department staff keep daily track of
possible. their health, limit staff entering the building to only those
In normal times, our deputies interact with many on duty, and perform daily sanitizing of the station. These
people throughout the day. This interaction ranges from measures help prevent the spread of Covid-19 through the
responding to minor calls for service to crimes in progress, workplace and keep frontline staff healthy.
assisting the fire department, assisting at community The biggest change to the Fire Department during the
programs and events, as well as follow-up investigations. pandemic was a partnership with the City of Pewaukee.
During the pandemic, officers began responding to The two departments entered into a joint incident action
minor calls for service and doing follow up by telephone. plan where we shared staff, equipment and information.
They also began asking citizens to come outside of their Both fire and police continue to respond to all calls for
residences to avoid the spread of germs. For a period service that present any risk to the public and remain
of time the Public Safety Building lobby was closed to committed to keeping the public safe during these changing
the public to minimize interaction. These techniques and challenging times.
The Village of Sussex offers a video-recorded Safe Exchange Zone in the front parking lot of the Sussex
Public Safety Building.
Residents looking for the comfort of a safe meeting area to make an exchange for an online purchase, child
custody transfer, etc., may use this Safe Exchange Zone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The Public Safety Building is located at N4W24335 Main Street.
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK • OCTOBER 4–10
Keep Them Clear! Adopt a Fire Hydrant
3 FEET
3 FEET 3 FEET
3 FEET
HYDRANT
TO
STREET
Talk with your neighbors and develop a plan to keep your fire
hydrants clear of snow during the winter.
Clear a perimeter around the hydrant for firefighters to work
(about 3 feet), removing any snow and ice.
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PAULINE HAASS PUBLIC LIBRARY 7
Special Events
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Meet the Library Beastie
I f you look outside the window in the Children’s
Area, or walk along the path between the
library and the Civic Center, you might notice
a big and brightly colored…what IS it, exactly?
Meet the Beastie!
Our new friend is a fiberglass sculpture designed
by Wisconsin artist Dennis Pearson. Pearson’s
Beasties are abstract animal forms in all shapes,
sizes, and colors. They were introduced in
Milwaukee, but have popped up as public art
installations across America and around the world.
In 1987, President Reagan even invited them
to exhibit on the White House lawn during the
annual Easter Egg Roll.
Our own Beastie was donated by longtime
Sussex resident Sue Howard. It features the
artist’s signature (and one of his signature Beastie
drawings) along with the handprints of Mrs.
Howard’s grandchildren. We are honored that
Mrs. Howard thought we would be a good home
for her Beastie. Be sure to stop by and have a look
when you are at the library!
New Digital Collection Spotlights Sussex History
In 2019 our staff began work on a digitization project, and create the metadata that allows them to be preserved
and now a little piece of Sussex history is available online online and found by others. OCR (optical character
through the Recollection Wisconsin project and the recognition) software was used to convert the scans into
Digital Public Library of America. This collection printable, searchable text. The original materials were
includes memorabilia from Sussex schools, highlighting lent by the Museum, and you can find them there along
the everyday lives and special moments of students in with many historical treasures, from railroad memorabilia
Sussex from the beginning of the 20th century to the 21st to fossils to local music archives. The scanning kits were
century. Included are yearbooks from Hamilton High provided by the Department of Public Instruction and
School spanning 1964-2010s, and the Courier newsletters borrowed from the Bridges Library System.
published by students of the Sussex School from 1920s to Our thanks go to all of our partners for helping us contribute
the 1940s. Through these materials, we are able to catch to Wisconsin history!
a glimpse of what life was like for children growing up in
the Sussex area. Visit content.mpl.org/digital/collection/PHPL to
view the collection, or learn more on our website at
Library staff and volunteers partnered with the Sussex- phplonline.org/history.
Lisbon Area Museum to scan and upload these images
Library Hours
Pauline Haass Public Library Monday–Thursday....................... 9:30 a.m.–8 p.m. phplonline.org
Fridays......................................... 9:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
N64W23820 Main Street Saturdays throughSeptember 5... 9:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Call the Library at
Sussex, WI 53089 Saturdays starting September 12.9:30 a.m.–4 p.m.
(262) 246-5180
Sundays through September 6..... CLOSED 7
Sundays starting September 13... 1–4 p.m.
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Pauline Haass Public Library
Pauline Haass
Public Library
Library Hours N64W23820 Main Street
Monday–Thursday....................... 9:30 a.m.–8 p.m.
Sussex, WI 53089
Fridays......................................... 9:30 a.m.–5 p.m. www.phplonline.org
Saturdays throughSeptember 5... 9:30 a.m.–1 p.m. For more information or to register for
Saturdays starting September 12.9:30 a.m.–4 p.m.
Sundays through September 6..... CLOSED
these programs, call the Library at
Sundays starting September 13... 1–4 p.m. (262) 246-5180
Please note that if conditions require, all of these programs will take place virtually.
Please check our website closer to the date.
FOR ADULTS Healthy Living for Your Brain & Diwali Craft Time with Shefali
Body Monday, November 2, 6:30 p.m.
Fish Fries, Rib-Eyes and Thursday, October 1, 6:00 p.m. Join us to learn about Diwali, Deepavali, the most
Old-Fashioneds, Oh My! LIVE Virtual Event via Zoom* popular Hindu festival of lights, symbolizing victory
The History & Lore of Supper Clubs in Wisconsin Learn about research in the areas of diet, exercise,
of good over evil. Diya (earthen oil lamps) are lit
Thursday, September 17, 6:30 p.m. all over the house. Rangoli, floor decor with Diya is
cognitive activity and social engagement and learn an important decoration for worship and welcome.
LIVE Virtual Event via Zoom* how to incorporate these recommendations into a Attendees will make beautiful Rangoli and supplies
What makes plan for healthy aging. This program is provided by will be provided! Registration is required and space is
a supper club the Alzheimer’s Association. limited! Registration opens October 5.
authentic? Why Registration is required! *Attendees will need an email
are there so many
in Wisconsin?
address and Zoom account to participate in this event. How to Explore Your Family Story
And what’s with Paranormal Investigators Using Ancestry Library Edition
the funny name,
“supper club,”
of Milwaukee Thursday, November 5, 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, October 22, 6:30 p.m. Ancestry Library Edition is a comprehensive online
anyway? source of information for conducting genealogical and
Wisconsin food Believe in ghosts or spirits? Skeptical about the local history research. Our staff will take you through
author Terese paranormal? People of all viewpoints are welcome the basics of searching Ancestry Library Edition,
Allen explores and celebrates the evolving story and to come to an informational session about hauntings discover helpful features to keep you organized, and
multi-layered meanings of this idiosyncratic and by the Paranormal Investigators of Milwaukee (PIM). learn about the types of records that are available.
much-beloved Dairyland tradition. All attendees will Founded in 2007, the group has investigated many
locations in the area, including the Milwaukee Registration is required and space is limited!
have a chance to WIN a copy of the book The Flavor of Registration opens October 19.
Wisconsin: An Informal History of Food and Eating in Public Museum, Riverside Theater and several area
the Badger State by Terese Allen. residences. The group will be on hand to discuss types
of hauntings, the ways they as a team investigate Great Holiday Cupcake Decorating
Registration is required and space is limited!
Registration is open September 1. *Attendees will need
claims of the paranormal along with information Competition!
on how to be an investigator. Evidence will also be
an email address and Zoom account to participate in Thursday, December 3, 6:30 p.m.
showcased from prior PIM investigations. Come with
this event. Get ready to get messy and get creative! Participants
questions. Leave with answers.
will bring 24 regular-sized baked cupcakes. Some
Registration is required and space is limited!
decorations will be provided, but you are welcome
Registration opens October 1.
to bring your own! The decorating challenge theme
Make It!at the Library
will be announced at the beginning of the event.
Your creations will be based on this theme and will
be judged. The winner will receive a King Arthur Flour
Materials for each of these FREE programs is limited and registration is required (registration date listed gift card for their online shop!
with each event description). Visit the library or call (262) 246-5181 to reserve your seat. To view samples and More details will be announced as we get closer to
for more info, visit our website. the event.
Book Mobile Halloween Fall String Art Holiday Gnomes Registration is required and space is limited!
September 30 Candle Jars November 11 December 9 Registration opens November 9.
6–7:30 p.m. October 14 6–7:30 p.m. 6-7:30 p.m.
Registration begins 9/14 6-7:30 p.m. Registration begins 10/28 Registration begins 11/30
Registration begins 10/1
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FOR KIDS & FAMILIES 9
Pauline Haass Public Library
Family Storytime LED Technology at PHPL! Touch, Play, Move, & More Station
Ages 0–4 Wisconsin Science Festival 2020 Ages 0–4 (parents and caregivers)
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays Grades 3+ Visit our display of sensory play activity ideas to try
September 8-November 25 Thursday, October 15–Sunday, October 18 at home. This colorful station will feature finished
10 a.m. examples to examine as well as instructions and
Drop in during Wisconsin Science Festival days and
Half-hour traditional storytime designed for ages 0–4. celebrate curiosity by making LED light-up name information.
Enjoy stories, fingerplays, songs, movement, puppetry, badges while learning about optics, circuits, and art. Visit each month for a new idea!
and a take-home craft.
Registration required; supplies limited. Visit our website, Make It Junior
Space is limited. Registration Required. Call (262) 246- call (262) 246-5182, or visit our children’s reference desk
5182 or visit our children’s reference desk to register. in person to register. Grades 1–6
September 8-December 20
LEGO Club Trick or Treat at the Library Creative take & make craft kits for school-age kids with
Ages 4+ All ages a new project introduced every 3 weeks. See displays
First Wednesday of each month Saturday, October 31 of all projects and pick yours up in the Children’s
September 2, October 7 & November 4 1:30–3:30 p.m. Department during open hours, while supplies last.
6:30–7:30 p.m.
Visit the library on Halloween day and receive a treat
Imagine, design and build with the library’s LEGO and a special take home craft. Wear a costume if you
bricks! Your creations will be on exhibit at the library. wish!
Younger siblings may play with DUPLOs under adult No registration. Just drop in!
supervision.
Space is limited. Registration required. Call (262) 246-
5182 or visit our children’s reference desk to register.
JUST FOR TEENS (GRADES 7–12
Book Club: Dystopia Edition Game On! Teen Make It: Faux Stained Glass
Thursday, September 10, 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 13, 4 p.m. Tuesday, November 17, 3:30 p.m.
Do you love dystopian novels like Divergent, The Get your game face on! Grab a friend and join us for Turn an ordinary picture frame into a work of art! Learn
Selection, and The Hunger Games? Jackbox Games. Each player must bring an Internet- how to create stained glass without all the expensive
capable device to participate. equipment. All materials are provided. Come ready to
Come ready to discuss your favorite (or least favorite)
paint!
dystopian worlds! Registration is required. Call the reference desk at
(262) 246-5181 or send an email to info@phpl.lib.wi.us Registration is required. Call the reference desk at
Registration is required. Call the reference desk at
to register starting September 22. (262) 246-5181 or send an email to info@phpl.lib.wi.us
(262) 246-5181 or send an email to info@phpl.lib.wi.us
to register starting October 27.
to register starting August 20.
Teen Make It: Spooky Candles +
Teen Make It: Costume Contest Teen Make It: Snow Globes
Monday, December 7, 3:30 p.m.
Paracord Survival Bracelets Wednesday, October 28, 6:30 p.m.
Get in the holiday spirit by making a customized snow
Thursday, September 24, 6:30 p.m. Get ready for Halloween by making spooky candles! globe! Whether you’re looking to keep it or give it away
Whether you want to pack it in your emergency kit Participants will decorate mason jars and make scented as a present, create your own winter wonderland with
or wear it on your wrist, now is the time to create soy candles. Don’t forget to come in costume to us. All materials are provided, but feel free to bring in
your own custom paracord bracelet! All materials are compete for a $25 Amazon gift card! All materials are plastic or ceramic figurines to use in your snow globe if
provided. provided. you wish.
Registration is required. Call the reference desk at Registration is required. Call the reference desk at Registration is required. Call the reference desk at
(262) 246-5181 or send an email to info@phpl.lib.wi.us (262) 246-5181 or send an email to info@phpl.lib.wi.us (262) 246-5181 or send an email to info@phpl.lib.wi.us
to register starting September 3. to register starting October 7. to register starting November 16.
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Special Events
Join us for craft beer by Brewfinity Brewing with onsite food and local restaurant
deliveries. All Pints in the Park Beer Gardens will be three-day events held at
Village Park so people can choose the date that works best for them and to create
an opportunity for smaller crowd sizes.
We will feature a local restaurant each month, who will provide FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION VISIT
NEW delivery to Village Park for the dates and times of the events. villagesussex.org/specialevents
THIS
YEAR Please consider supporting these local businesses!
TOUCH-
DO N’T A-
TRUCK
FREE!
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 OUTDOOR
5 TO 7 P.M. MOVIE NIGHT
SUSSEX CIVIC CENTER Join us as we go back to
PARKING LOT the 90s with the original
TOY STORY!
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28
SUSSEX CIVIC CENTER
7 p.m.
Music & Family Games
Toy Story begins at Dusk
Watch social media and our website for details
about this socially-distanced event Sponsored by:
Sponsored by:
Page 10 Special Events Fall 2020Turkey Hunt The Joy Tree
Special Events
Begins November 10
December 7–18
Details will be released November 10 at 4 p.m. on our website and
social media! The Joy Tree stands in the lobby of the
Sussex Civic Center and is decorated with
gift idea tags.
Community members are invited to
choose as many tags as they wish
and return the wrapped gift(s) to
the Sussex Civic Center no later
than Friday, December 18.
The gifts are distributed at the
Sussex Outreach Services
holiday gift distribution
event to those who are
most in need.
Join us for the
Holiday Tree Lighting
with a Special Appearance by Santa!
Friday, December 4
6 p.m.
Sussex Civic Center
This holiday celebration is for children of all ages and includes:
• A visit from Santa
• Live musical performances by local children
• Countdown and lighting of the tree
Hot chocolate and cookies will be served,
courtesy of QuadGraphics.
If you are able, please bring a non-perishable food item for donation to the Sussex Food Pantry.
Sponsored By:
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Page 11 Special Events Fall 2020Preschool & Youth
PRESCHOOL & YOUTH
Dance
Showcase Dance
Showcase Dance is a school-year program that offers combo classes including both Tap and Ballet/Jazz. Techniques learned will be incorporated into fun routines to explore
musicality, rhythm and expression. For the tap/ballet classes, dancers need both tap shoes and ballet/jazz shoes (the style/color does not matter). For the Pom classes, dancers
need ballet or jazz shoes only. The class concludes with an all-program recital on March 13, 2021, where dancers show off what they’ve learned over the course of the year. Cos-
tume purchase for the recital is required and cost will be determined once classes are set. No-class dates will be determined by the instructor and handed out at the beginning
of the year. For specific questions, please email Dance Coordinator Jenny Barnhart at jbarnhart@villagesussex.org.
L1: Preschool L4: Advanced Beginner L7: Advanced
Ages 3–4 Ages 6–7 (Thursdays) Ages 11–14
Civic Center: Community Room Ages 7–8 (Wednesdays) Civic Center: Studio
This introductory class is for our littlest dancer that Civic Center: Community Room The L7: Advanced class is an advanced, fast-paced
is ready to take their first dance class. Basic tap and The L4: Advanced Beginner class introduces dancers level class. Dancers will work to master intricate skill
ballet technique will be introduced while working on to new skills and technique elements. Dancers will progressions and patterns. Dancer strength, flexibility,
general motor skills. (Dancers must be 3 years of age build off of the beginner curriculum and will be and stamina become an integral part of the Advanced
by September 15.) introduced to new combinations of skill progressions. level curriculum. Practice outside of class is required.
Day Time Dates Fee Stretching and flexibility are introduced as key dance (Prerequisite: L6: Advanced Intermediate, or instructor
W 5:00-5:30 PM 9/16-3/13 $112R/$140NR elements. (Prior dance experience is recommended, but approval.)
not required.) Day Time Dates Fee
L2: Beginner l Day Time Dates Fee Tu 7:20-8:15 PM 9/15-3/13 $112R/$140NR
W 6:45-7:30 PM 9/16-3/13 $112R/$140NR
Ages 4–5
Civic Center: Studio (Tuesdays)
Th 5:35-6:20 PM 9/17-3/13 $112R/$140NR Beginner Pom
Community Room (Wednesdays) L5: Intermediate Ages 7½–10
The introductory L2: Beginner l class is for those Civic Center: Community Room
Ages 8–9
interested in learning more about dance or further Beginner Pom will focus on Dance & Drill pom-pon
developing their current dance skills. Students will
Civic Center: Community Room dance style. Students will learn pom technique, turns,
explore both tap and ballet/jazz genres of dance with The quicker pace of the L5: Intermediate class will jumps and kicks. Emphasis will be placed on proper
an emphasis on basic technique execution. continue to challenge dancers as the difficulty of skills arm placement, sharp and precise movements, and
Day Time Dates Fee increases. The class will continue to focus on flexibility synchronization. This class will also work on strength
Tu 4:45-5:15 PM 9/15-3/13 $112R/$140NR and rhythm along with memorization and musicality. of movement and flexibility. (Practice outside of class
W 5:35-6:05 PM 9/16-3/13 $112R/$140NR Practice outside of class is required. (Prerequisite: L4: will be required.)
Th 5:00-5:30 PM 9/17-3/13 $112R/$140NR Advanced Beginner, or instructor approval. ) Day Time Dates Fee
Day Time Dates Fee Th 6:25-6:55 PM 9/17-3/13 $112R/$140NR
L3: Beginner lI Th 7:00-7:45 PM 9/17-3/13 $112R/$140NR
Ages 5–6 Advanced Pom
L6: Advanced Intermediate Ages 10–14
Civic Center: Studio (Tuesdays)
Community Room (Wednesdays) Ages 9–11 Civic Center: Studio
Civic Center: Studio Advanced Pom will focus on Dance & Drill pom-pon
The L3: Beginner ll class will focus on mastering
elements from the beginner curriculum. Dancers will The L6: Advanced Intermediate class focuses on dance style. Students will learn pom technique, turns,
work on executing dance steps to new tempos and mastering the Intermediate curriculum. New intricate jumps and kicks. Emphasis will be placed on proper
rhythms and explore different levels of musicality. and advanced skill combinations are introduced. The arm placement, sharp and precise movements, and
Day Time Dates Fee
class will continue to focus on strength in movement, synchronization. This class will also work on strength
Tu 5:20-5:50 PM 9/15-3/13 $112R/$140NR flexibility and complex skill rhythms. Practice outside of movement and flexibility. (Practice outside of class
W 6:10-6:40 PM 9/16-3/13 $112R/$140NR of class is required. (Prerequisite: L5: Intermediate, or will be required.)
instructor approval. ) Day Time Dates Fee
Day Time Dates Fee Tu 6:45-7:15 PM 9/15-3/13 $112R/$140NR
Tu 5:55-6:40 PM 9/15-3/13 $112R/$140NR
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Fundamental Dance
Preschool & Youth
Is your child ready to start dance, but you’re not ready for a school-year long commitment? Our six-week
Fundamental Dance program is the perfect way for little dancers to get quality instruction in a fun environ-
ment. Dancers will be introduced to various types of dance and will explore balance, coordination and rhythm
through choreography, lessons, structured games and activities. Tiny Tumbling
Ages 3–5
Grownup + Me Introduction to Ballet & Tap The Stingrays Allstars-Wisconsin
Ages 2–3 Ages 4-5 Participants will learn the basic movements and body
Civic Center: Studio Civic Center: Studio positions needed to begin tumbling! Participants will
Is your toddler ready to move and groove? Grownup This class is a great introduction to the basics of safely learn new skills in our state-of-the-art facility.
+ Me is designed for moms, dads, grandparents or dance elements through choreography and lessons. This is an introductory class. No experience necessary!
guardians to dance with their toddler! Grownups act Your child will learn basic fundamentals in ballet No class 11/26.
as their child’s guide to learning creative movement, and tap dance styles. A leotard, ballet and tap shoes Day Time Dates Fee
locomotor skills, rhythmic basics and age- are needed. This class is not a parent/child class. At Th 4:45-5:30 PM 9/10-10/15 $60R/$75NR
appropriate dance technique. No class 11/5, 11/26. the end of the 6-week session, we will have an open Sa 8:30-9:15 AM 9/12-10/17 $60R/$75NR
house for viewing. No class 11/5, 11/26. Th 4:45-5:30 PM 11/5-12/17 $60R/$75NR
Day Time Dates Fee
Th 4:30-5 PM 9/17-10/22 $33R/$41NR Day Time Dates Fee
Th 4:30-5 PM 10/29-12/17 $33R/$41NR Th 5:40-6:10 PM 9/17-10/22 $39R/$48.75NR Beginner Tumbling
Th 5:40-6:10 PM 10/29-12/17 $39R/$48.75NR Ages 5–12
Creative Movement The Stingrays Allstars-Wisconsin
Dance
Ages: 3–4 Participants will learn the basic movements and body
Civic Center: Studio positions needed to begin tumbling! Participants will
safely learn new skills in our state-of-the-art facility.
Creative Movement is a great introduction to This is an introductory class. No experience necessary!
the world of dance designed especially for 3 and
Open House
No class 11/26.
4 year olds. Students will begin learning basic
Day Time Dates Fee
ballet positions and steps and will work to develop Th 4:45-5:30 PM 9/10-10/15 $60R/$75NR
balance, coordination, and rhythm. Through the
use of structured games and activities, each class Join us from 4 to 7 p.m. Monday, Sa
Th
8:30-9:15 AM
4:45-5:30 PM
9/12-10/17
11/5-12/17
$60R/$75NR
$60R/$75NR
will allow the student to explore different ways of August 24, to learn more about
moving. Students should wear a leotard and tights OR all our dance classes, meet
shorts and a t-shirt, along with ballet shoes/slippers
or stocking feet. This class is not a parent/child class. instructors, register for classes
At the end of the six-week session we will have an and participate in our used shoe
open house for viewing. No class 11/5, 11/26. sale!
Day Time Dates Fee
Th 5:05-5:35 PM 9/17-10/22 39R/$48.75NR All dancers welcome!
Th 5:05-5:35 PM 10/29-12/17 39R/$48.75NR
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PRESCHOOL & YOUTH
Sports
Martial Arts Hooper Hands Flag Football
Ages 3–14 Ages 4–11 Ages 4–6
Family Strong Sussex Civic Center: Multipurpose Room Village Park: Lighted Diamond
Early SKILLZ provides kids ages 3–4 with the basic Little Hooper Fitness 101 Flag Football is an introductory program that
tools and discipline they need to succeed! While For children ages 4–11, join us for some fun and teaches children the fundamentals of football.
they learn simple martial arts moves such as kicking, basketball fitness! We will play games, work on various Children must be 4 by the start of the program and
blocking, crawling and jumping, they also grasp agility drills and basketball skills to develop those must be in kindergarten or below. Children will use
critical lessons about social conduct. Early SKILLZ Hooper Hands. No class 11/28. soft footballs on a 50-yard field. Price includes a
students learn how to control their movements, Age Class Day Time Dates Fee T-shirt. Indicate size at time of registration.
follow directions and interact with others, which is 4-5 Fitness Sa 8:30-9:15AM 9/26-10/24 $65R/$81NR
key to preparing them for school and other group 6-8 Fitness Sa 9:30-10:15AM 9/26-10/24 $65R/$81NR Age Day Time Dates Fee
9-11 Fitness Sa 10:30-11:15AM 9/26-10/24 $65R/$81NR 4-6 Sa 9:30-10:30 AM 9/12-10/17 $54R/$67.50NR
activities.
4-6 Sa 10:45-11:45 AM 9/12-10/17 $54R/$67.50NR
Age Class Day Time Dates Fee Basketball 101
3-4 Early Tu 4:30-5 PM 9/15-10/20 $95R/$118.75NR For ages 4–8, Basketball 101 is designed to give
Basic SKILLZ teaches kids ages 5–6 to control their your child an overview of basic basketball skills. During PARENT VOLUNTEERS
bodies and behavior in a fun, social environment that the class, participants will be introduced to dribbling, are essential to having a successful,
encourages cooperation and respect. Together we shooting, rebounding and passing. No Class 11/28. quality program.
explore the skills of teamwork, discipline, memory Age Class Day Time Dates Fee
and balance, while practicing coordination and 4-8 101 Sa 9:15-10 AM 11/14-12/19 $65R/$81NR Volunteer coaches will receive a
essential martial arts moves! 4-8 101 Sa 10:15-11 AM 11/14-12/19 $65R/$81NR 50% discount on registration for one child
6-8 101 Sa 11:15 AM-12 PM 11/14-12/19 $65R/$81NR registration for each team coached.
Age Class Day Time Dates Fee
5-6 Basic Tu 5:10-5:50 PM 9/15-10/20 $95R/$118.75NR Basketball 201
For ages 9–11, Basketball 201 is designed to develop Please indicate on your registration
Core SKILLZ teaches kids ages 7–9 how to accept that you would like to coach.
responsibility for their actions, how to manage the basic fundamentals of the game of basketball.
negative emotions and to pay attention to the Participants are introduced to various ball handling,
instructions and advice of their teachers. The age- shooting, passing and rebounding drills. To show case
specific skills we focus on include agility, courage, skills learned in class, the Hoopers will perform team
flexibility and perseverance in a way that allows play at the end of some classes. No class 11/27.
them to build the confidence they need to succeed. Age Class Day Time Dates Fee
These invaluable skills translate from our martial arts 9-11 201 F 5:25-6:15 PM 11/13-12/18 $65R/$81NR
studio to school and, most importantly, to home!
Age Class Day Time Dates Fee Learn to Skate
7-9 Core M 5:10-5:55 PM 9/14-10/19 $95R/$118.75NR Ages 4–12
Extreme SKILLZ is specifically designed to teach 10 Naga-waukee Ice Arena
year olds to teens achieve their physical, intellectual, In cooperation with the Waukesha County Park System
emotional and social goals. We teach our students and area park/rec departments, Learn to Skate teaches
physical dexterity, versatility and precision, while basic ice skating skills. Students develop confidence
also helping them to trust their instincts and build on the ice by making turns and stops, learning to
their strength in an encouraging environment. skate forward and backward, and falling and recovery
Age Class Day Time Dates Fee techniques. Come early to allow time to put on skates.
7-9 Core M 5:10-5:55 PM 9/14-10/19 $95R/$118.75NR Helmets recommended (bike helmet is fine). Skate rental
10+ Extreme W 6:05-6:50 PM 9/16-10/21 $95R/$118.75NR
included. No class 11/28.
Age Day Time Dates Fee
4-6 Sa 1:30-2 PM 10/3-10/31 $65
7-12 Sa 2:15-2:45 PM 10/3-10/31 $65
4-6 Sa 1:30-2 PM 11/7-12/12 $65
7-12 Sa 2:15 PM-2:45 PM 11/7-12/12 $65
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Preschool & Youth
PRESCHOOL & YOUTH
Arts & Enrichment
Acrylic Painting Gifts Galore Little Chefs
Ages 9–16 Ages 5–17 Ages 3–5
Civic Center: Craft Room Our Creative Outlet Civic Center: Dining Room
Learn to create form and illusions using techniques It’s a perfect time to make personalized handmade Does your child want to help out in the kitchen?
such as shading, highlighting, color contrast, stroke gifts before the holiday rush. Make a fluted bowl Come learn about kitchen safety and nutrition while
work, brush loading, and more. Drawings are used decorated for the holidays, a small cookie platter/ preparing and enjoying a recipe. Each week brings a
as a base of reference along with step-by-step cheese tray, and an assortment of ornaments or new recipe and a story to go along with it. All recipes
instructions and demonstrations. Participants should magnets, all made from clay an glazed with non-toxic are peanut free. No Class Dates: 11/3, 11/24.
wear a smock. All art supplies are included. glazes. Day Time Dates Fee
Day Time Dates Fee Day Time Dates Fee Tu 4-5 PM 10/27-12/1 $32R/$40NR
Tu 5-6:15 PM 10/27 $22R/$27.50NR Th 4:30-5:45 PM 11/5-11/19 $72R/$90NR
Th 4:30-5:45 PM 12/3-12/17 $72R/$90NR Babysitting
Watercolor Painting Certification Course
Ages 9–16 Throwing on the Potter’s Wheel
Ages 11–15
Civic Center: Craft Room Ages 8–17 Civic Center: Board Room
Enjoy the creative expression of watercolor painting Our Creative Outlet
The Red Cross Babysitting Certification
by learning the basic techniques and principles Learn to use the potter’s wheel to create six to nine Course provides youth who plan to babysit with
through organized and accessible step by step usable pots during the first three days. With an the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and
approach. Our focus will be on developing skills emphasis on learning good technical skills, learn responsibly give care for children and infants. In
for the beginner and refining the style of the more to center, open up the clay, bring up the sides and addition to learning about basic child care and
experienced painter. Participants should wear a smock. shape the pots. Students with experience will first aid, this training helps participants develop
All art supplies are included. be encouraged to create more complex pots. The leadership skills, learn how to develop a babysitting
Day Time Dates Fee stoneware pots will be glazed with food safe glazes business, keep themselves and others safe, and help
Tu 5-6:15 PM 10/20 $22R/$27.50NR on the last day of class. children behave.
Day Time Dates Fee Day Time Dates Fee
Henna Tattoo Workshop Th 4:30-6 PM 10/1-10/22 $144R/$180NR F 9 AM-3 PM 10/2 $99R/$123.75NR
F 9 AM-3 PM 11/6 $99R/$123.75NR
Ages 9+
Civic Center: Craft Room Kids Yoga: Grown Up & Me
Ages 2–5 Recreational Tree Climbing
Henna is a dye that
can be used to create The Grove: Maple Room Ages 7–18
intricate designs on Explore the wonderful world of yoga through story, Menomonee Park
skin. In this class you song and mindfulness. The focus of this class is Recreational Tree Climbing allows climbers to
will learn how to bringing awareness to the way our bodies move ascend into and explore trees safely. Gain a new
hold a Henna Cone and identifying emotions. Starting kids in learning appreciation for trees, nature and your County Parks.
and create drawings mindfulness can encourage a lifelong journey of Recreational Tree Climbing is a unique activity that
on paper and skin. health. So put on your stretchy pants and be prepared can be enjoyed by an individual, in small groups,
The Henna used for movement and FUN with your whole family! No and especially rewarding to families. All gear and
contains no chemicals class 11/4, 11/25. instruction is provided. Participants should wear long
or artificial dyes and will last 1-3 weeks on skin. All pants, sturdy shoes and bring a sense of adventure.
Day Time Dates Fee
supplies are included. W 10-10:30 AM 9/16-10/21 $54R/$67.50NR Day Time Dates Fee
Day Time Dates Fee W 10-10:30 AM 10/28-12/16 $54R/$67.50NR Su 11 AM-1 PM 9/13 $40R/$40NR
M 5-6:15 PM 10/5 $22R/$27.50NR M 4:30-6 PM 10/12 $40R/$40NR
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Page 15 Preschool & Youth Fall 2020Adults
Adult Fitness
Bootcamp in the Park Looking to workout a few times a week?
Ages 18+ Multi-Class Register for multiple classes in the same session and receive 75% off
your 3rd–5th class registration fees! Discount is automatically applied
The Grove DISCOUNT at checkout, so no coupon codes needed!
Are you ready to really push your workout routine (Bootcamp in the Park and Pickleball are not eligible for the Multi-Class Discount.)
to the next level? Our Boot Camps consist of cardio
conditioning, strength training and stretching. Zumba Toning Pound
Exercises and format vary for every workout so no
two boot camp sessions are the same. By changing up Ages 13+ Ages 13+
routines and workouts, these classes are designed to Civic Center: Multipurpose Room Civic Center: Board Room
push participants harder than they’d push themselves Zumba Toning combines a typical Zumba workout SWEAT. SCULPT. ROCK. POUND is the world’s
and to always keep the body guessing to maximize with extra emphasis on toning and sculpting. Classes first cardio jam session inspired by the infectious,
results! These small group training sessions will follow choreographed movements to the tune of Latin energizing and sweat dripping fun of playing the
take place outdoors at the Grove at Village Park. Our and World Rhythms. No class 11/3, 11/24. drums. This full-body workout combines cardio,
instructors our trained fitness professionals who Day Time Dates Fee conditioning and strength training with yoga and
specialize in helping people reach their fitness goals. Tu 6-6:45 PM 9/15-10/20 $36R/$45NR Pilates-inspired movements. Using Ripstix, lightly
Participants should bring a mat and light-to-medium Tu 6-6:45 PM 10/27-12/15 $36R/$45NR weighted drumsticks engineered specifically for
weights to each session. Bootcamp in the Park is not exercising, POUND transforms drumming into an
eligible for the Multi Class Pass Discount. No class 11/2, Gentle Fitness incredibly effective way of working out. No class 11/2,
11/4, 11/6, 11/4, 11/2, 11/25, 11/27. 11/4, 11/5, 11/23, 11/25, 11/26.
Ages 18+
Day Time Dates Fee Day Time Dates Fee
M 7:30-8:30 AM 9/14-10/19 $90R/$112.50NR Civic Center: Community Room
M 7-7:45 PM 9/14-10/19 $36R/$45NR
M 6:30-7:30 PM 9/14-10/19 $90R/$112.50NR Gentle Fitness is a low-impact, aerobic program and W 5-5:45 PM 9/16-10/21 $36R/$45NR
W 7:30-8:30 AM 9/16-10/21 $90R/$112.50NR is designed for older adults to improve flexibility and Th 7-7:45 PM 9/17-10/22 $36R/$45NR
W 6:30-7:30 PM 9/16-10/21 $90R/$112.50NR cardiovascular health while safely and appropriately M 7-7:45 PM 10/26-12/14 $36R/$45NR
F 7:30-8:30 AM 9/18-10/23 $90R/$112.50NR W 5-5:45 PM 10/28-12/16 $36R/$45NR
stretching. This fitness routine is great for your overall
M 7:30-8:30 AM 10/26-12/14 $90R/$112.50NR Th 7-7:45 PM 10/29-12/17 $36R/$45NR
M 6:30-7:30 PM 10/26-12/14 $90R/$112.50NR wellness. No class 11/2, 11/5, 11/23, 11/26
W 7:30-8:30 AM 10/28-12/16 $90R/$112.50NR Day Time Dates Fee
W 6:30-7:30 PM 10/28-12/16 $90R/$112.50NR M 9-9:45 AM 9/14-10/19 $36R/$45NR Yolates
F 7:30-8:30 AM 10/30-12/18 $90R/$112.50NR Th 9-9:45 AM 9/17-10/22 $36R/$45NR Ages 13+
M 9-9:45 AM 10/26-12/14 $36R/$45NR
Civic Center: Studio
Zumba Th 9-9:45 AM 10/29-12/17 $36R/$45NR
Yolates is a combination of traditional Yoga and
Ages 13+ Gentle Dance Fitness Pilates. As a result, this is a workout that tones
Civic Center: Multipurpose Room the entire body, enhances posture, improves your
Ages 18+ flexibility and reduces stress. No class 11/1, 11/2, 11/5,
Zumba fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy to
follow moves to create a dynamic workout that will
Civic Center: Community Room 1/7, 11/22,11/23, 11/26, 11/28.
blow you away. The routines feature interval training Gentle Dance Fitness is designed for those who Day Time Dates Fee
sessions where fast and slow rhythms and resistance want a fun, easy to follow, low impact dance class. Su 7-8 AM 9/13-10/18 $36R/$45NR
Resistive body weight exercises, light strength M 6 AM 9/14-10/19 $36R/$45NR
and core training are combined to tone and sculpt
Th 6 AM 9/17-10/22 $36R/$45NR
your body while burning fat. Add some Latin flavor training, and stretch will also be components of this Sa 8-9 AM 9/19-10/24 $36R/$45NR
and international zest into the mix and you’ve got class. No class 9/29, 11/3, 11/24. Su 7-8 AM 10/25-12/13 $36R/$45NR
ZUMBA! It is recommended that you bring a bottle of Day Time Dates Fee M 6 AM 10/26-12/14 $36R/$45NR
water and towel. No class 11/2, 11/23. Tu 10:15-11 AM 9/15-10/20 $30R/$37.50NR Th 6 AM 10/29-12/17 $36R/$45NR
Day Time Dates Fee Tu 10:15-11 AM 10/27-12/15 $36R/$45NR Sa 8-9 AM 10/31-12/19 $36R/$45NR
M 5:30-6:15 PM 9/14-10/19 $36R/$45NR
M 5:30-6:15 PM 10/26-12/14 $36R/$45NR
Purchase a $10 DROP-IN PASS at the Civic Center front desk from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday–Friday,
Try a Fitness Class! and join the class for the day! DROP-IN PASS available for all classes except Bootcamp in the Park
and Pickleball, as long as space is available.
Page 16 Adults Fall 2020Gentle Barre Yoga Gentle Chair Yoga 17
Adults
Ages 18+ Ages 13+ Ages 18+
Civic Center: Studio Civic Center: Studio Civic Center: Community Room
Gentle Barre incorporates moves from ballet and Yoga combines physical exercises, mental meditation Gentle stretches, breathing, relaxation, and simple
infuses elements of Pilates and Yoga. The class and breathing techniques to strengthen the muscles movements increase range of motion of the major
addresses strength training, flexibility, balance and and relieve stress. No class 11/4, 11/25 joints. Gentle Chair Yoga is appropriate for older
core conditioning in a total body workout that targets Day Time Dates Fee adults or those who simply prefer to move at a slower
the hips, glutes, abs, and arms. Fun, upbeat music and W 7-8 PM 9/16-10/21 $36R/$45NR pace. Modifications are given to accommodate
props such as the ballet barre, resistance bands, hand- W 7-8 PM 10/28-12/16 $36R/$45NR individuals with limited balance, decreased joint
held weights and small balls are used during this mobility and decreased strength. No class 9/30, 10/2,
class. Students must be comfortable getting up and Slow Mindful Yoga Flow 11/4, 11/25.
down from the foor. No dance experience required. No
Ages 13+ Day Time Dates Fee
class 11/5, 11/26.
Day Time Dates Fee
Civic Center: Community Room W 9-9:45 AM 9/16-10/21 $30R/$37.50NR
F 9-9:45 AM 9/18-10/23 $30R/$37.50NR
Th 10-10:45 AM 9/17-10/22 $36R/$45NR Slow Mindful Yoga is suitable for beginners and W 9-9:45 AM 10/28-12/16 $36R/$45NR
Th 10-10:45 AM 10/29-12/17 $36 R/$45NR experienced yoga students who would like a class F 9-9:45 AM 10/30-12/18 $36R/$45NR
that cultivates healing, strength and flexibility of
body, mind and spirit. A slow, mindful yoga practice Next Level Gentle Yoga
allows you to tap in to your unique needs to increase
body awareness, calm the nervous system, improve Ages 18+
breathing and help you build a repertoire of pain free, Civic Center: Community Room
sustainable movement. No class 9/29, 11/3, 11/24. Are you ready to take your Gentle Yoga class from the
Day Time Dates Fee chair to the next level? Next Level Gentle Yoga
Tu 9-10 AM 9/15-10/20 $30R/$37.50NR addresses flexibility, strength, balance and functional
Tu 9-10 AM 10/27-12/15 $36R/$45NR postures while on the floor in addition to using the
chair and standing. This class is geared toward active
older adults, but works to each participant’s ability
level. Modifications, as well as challenges, are always
provided. This Class is best suited for those who can
comfortably get up and down from the floor with or
without assistance of a chair. No class 9/30, 10/2, 11/4,
11/25,11/6, 11/27.
Day Time Dates Fee
W 10-10:45 AM 9/16-10/21 $30R/$37.50NR
F 10-10:45 AM 9/18-10/23 $30R/$37.50NR
W 10-10:45 AM 10/28-12/16 $36R/$45NR
F 10-10:45 AM 10/30-12/18 $36R/$45NR
Pickleball Pickleball for Beginners Pickleball Drills & Skills
Ages 18+ Ages 18+ for Intermediate/Competitive
• The Grove (September/October) The Grove Players
• Civic Center: Multipurpose Room Have fun, get some exercise and learn the fastest- Ages 18+
growing sport in America for all ages and abilities-
(November/December) PICKLEBALL-a great game with a strange name.
The Grove
Come and play Pickleball-a blend of tennis and This class is intended for first-time pickleball players Come improve your Pickleball skills with multiple
ping pong played on a badminton-sized court. Please or beginning players who have not had formal workouts consisting of repetitive drills. With
note that there will be no formal instruction in this pickleball instruction. Come with a friend or come instruction and demonstrations, the repetitive drills
class, and that all skill levels are welcome to play. No alone and be paired with a class partner. You will will cover the game scenarios and court positions in
drop-in fees will be permitted. learn the basic shots of pickleball in the sequence of which the following shots are made: the serve, return
No Class Dates: Weeks of 11/2 and 11/24. the game, along with the basic rules and etiquette of serve, forehand and backhand drives, drop shot,
of the game. You will become comfortable keeping dink, volley/block, lob and overhead smash. Setting
Day Time Dates Fee
M/W/F 6:30-8:30 PM 9/14-10/23 $24R/$30NR score and moving on the court playing doubles. Time and achieving goals will be stressed throughout the
Tu/W/Th 8:30-10:30 AM 9/15-10/22 $24R/$30NR will be given to play games after instruction to apply drills. At the end of each session, time will be given
Tu/W/Th 1:30-3:30 PM 9/15-10/22 $24R/$30NR what’s just been taught. Paddles will be provided to play a game applying what’s been drilled. Wear
M/W/F 6:30-8:30 PM 10/26-12/18 $24R/$30NR or bring your own. Wear good court shoes and good court shoes, protective eye wear recommended.
Tu/W/Th 8:30-10:30 AM 10/27-12/17 $24R/$30NR weather-appropriate sport clothing. Eye protection is Day Time Dates Fee
Tu/W/Th 1:30-3:30 PM 10/27-12/17 $24R/$30NR recommended but optional. Helpful resources will be M 10:15 AM-12:15 PM 9/14-9/28 $25R/$31NR
emailed to registered students. M 10:15 AM-12:15 PM 10/5-10/19 $25R/$31NR
Day Time Dates Fee 17
M 8-10 AM 9/14-9/28 $25R/$31NR
M 8-10 AM 10/5-10/19 $25R/$31NR
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