Kalispell Parks and Recreation Activity Guide - SUMMER 2021
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Kalispell Parks and Recreation Activity Guide - SUMMER 2021
TABLE OF CONTENTS Youth Recreation.........................................8
Adult Sports...............................................9
Parks and Greenspace.............................3
Youth Sports.............................................10
Group Use Reservations..........................3
Employment and Volunteer........................11
Vending Permits.......................................3
City Resident Discount..............................11
Sponsorship Opportunities.......................3
Registration..............................................11
Aquatics..................................................4
Scholarships.............................................11
Cairo’s Kids Afterschool Program............4
Refund/Credit Policy..................................11
Community/Family Programs...................6
Email Distribution List...............................11
OUR MISSION Youth Camps...........................................7
To provide recreational opportunities, programs, main-
tained greenspace and parks that enhance the quality
of life for all within our community. PROGRAM START DATES
The safety and health of participants and staff is Dragons & Unicorns Art Camp .....................July 27
CONTACT US
always a high priority for us at Kalispell Parks and Medieval Times Art Camp............................ July 27
Physical Location: 306 First Ave. East Recreation. While it is our hope that we will be able Skateboard Camp Session 3.....................August 9
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1997 to offer all the various programs and services this Session 4: ...............................................August 16
Kalispell, MT 59903 year, we ask you to please keep in mind our current Fun with Pharaohs Art Camp.................. August 17
situation is fluid and can change. We will continue Ancient Egypt Art Camp.......................... August 17
Phone Number: (406) 758-7718
work with the Kalispell School District and local health
E-Mail Address: kpr@kalispell.com authorities to have the most up-to-date information YOUTH SPORTS
Website: https://www.kalispell.com/237/Parks-Recreation and to keep families informed of health and safety-re- Skyhawks Multi-Sport w/Swim (capture the
lated efforts for our programs and services. flag, dodgeball, & ultimate frisbee)
Session 1.......................................................June 9
CITY COUNCIL
AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM Session 2......................................................July 19
Mayor Mark Johnson Cairo’s Kids Afterschool Program....... September 1 Skyhawks Basketball Camp Session ........ June 14
Ward I .................... Sandy Carlson Session 2..................................................... July 12
Ward I .................... Kari Gabriel COMMUNITY/FAMILY Session 3.................................................. August 2
Ward II ................... Chad Graham PROGRAMS & EVENTS Skyhawks Soccer Camp w/Swim ...............June 21
Family Fly Fishing Experience................... June 19 Pee Wee Sports Camp Session 1...............June 28
Ward II ................... Sam Nunnally Picnic in the Park Concert Series............... June 22 Session 2..................................................... July 26
Ward III .................. Kyle Waterman KPR Rafting Day with Glacier Raft.............. July 10 Mini Sports Camp Session 1.......................June 28
Ward III .................. Ryan Hunter Ice Cream Social........................................August 3 Session 2..................................................... July 26
KPR Rafting Day with Glacier Raft............August 7 Skyhawks Multi-Sport w/Swim (dodgeball,
Ward IV .................. Tim Kluesner
Paws Splash Bash.................................. August 22 volleyball, & soccer,) Session 1.................. June 28
Ward IV .................. Sid Daoud Session 2................................................ August 16
YOUTH CAMPS UK International Soccer Camp...................... July 5
CITY STAFF Camp Woodland Summer Day Camp.......... June 9 3v3 Youth Basketball......................................July 6
Outdoor Adventure Camp....................... August 23 Skyhawks Flag Football w/Swim................... July 6
City Manager ..................................... Douglas Russell
Zombie Survival Camp............................ August 25 Skyhawks Volleyball Camp w/Swim............ July 26
Parks & Recreation Director ................... Chad Fincher Skip Out Camp...................................... October 21 Skyhawks Multi-Sport w/Swim (capture the
Administrative Specialist ................... ......Lisa Simmer flag, flag football, and soccer)....................August 9
Parks Superintendent ................................. Fred Bicha YOUTH RECREATION Fall Into Soccer....................................... August 27
Preschool/Kindergarten Dance Camp.........June 14 Running Rascals Football .......................August 28
Parks Supervisor ..................................... Chad Smith
Ballet Dance Camp.................................... June 14 Little Dribblers Basketball...................... October 16
Forestry Supervisor……………………Colter Hanson Jazz And Hip Hop Dance Camp.................June 21
Recreation Superintendent .............. .......Mark Freidline Where the Buffalo Play Art Camp................. July 6 ADULT RECREATION & SPORTS
Recreation Programmer ................... .....Tanner Hobbs The Backbone of the World Art Camp.......... July 6 Recreational Disc Golf League...................... May 4
Skateboard Camp Session 1..........................July 9 7v7 Outdoor Soccer League........................ June 7
Recreation Programmer ........................ Allie McCurry
Stakeboard Camp Session 2....................... July 16 5v5 Futsal League................................. October 28
Cheerleading Camp..................................... July 26
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GENERAL INFORMATION / PARKS & GREENSPACE
ACTIVITY GUIDE UPDATES AND CHANGES LAWRENCE PARK - 1105 North Main Street
The Kalispell City Parks and Recreation Activity Guide is pub- LARGE PAVILION holds 80 people – has electricity, grill, lights
lished twice a year; once in April and again in October. Chang- & seasonal restrooms.
es may occur after each publication is printed. Please check ROTARY PAVILION holds 30 people *
out website or call the number associated with the activity you * (access beyond the gate is limited to one vehicle to drop off
are interested in. For the most updated information, follow our supplies or for handicap access)
Facebook page. LIONS PARK PAVILION - Hwy 93 S. & 3rd Ave. E.
Holds approximately 60 people; electricity available upon
PARKS AND GREENSPACE request, lights & seasonal restrooms.
For boulevard tree information call 758-7849. DEPOT PARK PAVILION - Center Street & Main
To report maintenance issues or vandalism call 758-7849. Has electricity and lights upon request.
•Wild birds found in any city park are wild. We allow nature COURTHOUSE PARK - 800 South Main
to take its course however that may be. Therefore we are very Courthouse East park does not have facilities. Courthouse
reluctant to respond to wild bird issues. West park has a gazebo.
•Dog waste stations have been installed at various city parks.
You are required to pick up after your pet per city ordinance VENDING PERMITS
#1697. Vending permits are required for vending in the Public Way
•Be aware that according to city ordinance #1318A pets (including park locations) within the City of Kalispell. Permits
must be leashed at all times while in the city parks with the are required for both products and services. A vendor must be
exception of the Begg Dog Park inside the fenced areas. invited by the event organizer to vend at a special event. There
• Please help keep our parks clean and enjoyable for all. are both annual and special event vending permits available.
•Comments, suggestions, and inquiries are always wel- The vending ordinance and permit application can be found
come. Please call us at 758-7849 or send an email to kpr@ online at: http://www.kalispell.com/parks_and_recreation/
kalispell.com vendingpermits.php. Please call 758-7849 for additional infor-
•Boulevard Tree Cost Share - Would you like a tree in your mation, costs and specifics related to the permit process.
boulevard? Kalispell Parks and Recreation would like to split
the cost with you. For $183.50 a 1-3/4” tree can be planted SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
in your boulevard. Checkout the attached QR code or visit Participation in Parks and Recreation activities and events
Kalispell’s Parks and Recration’s Urban Forestry website to through sponsorship is a great way to connect with our
learn more and apply. community. We welcome your interest in a sponsorship and
look forward to working with you and helping you meet your
GROUP USE RESERVATIONS goals. Please call 758-7849 for more information or go to our
The City of Kalispell has wonderful gardens & facilities for website to print a Sponsorship form.
hosting a group event. Guaranteed use of a facility is obtained
through a paid Reservation Permit from the Kalispell City Parks PARTNERSHIPS
and Recreation. For all groups (family gatherings, weddings, Paws to Play –Volunteers work to create a safe, natural envi-
company picnics, sports events, booths and vendor set up, ronment for our dogs, where they can experience life off-leash
music functions and community events) prior approval and a and enjoy the freedom of running and socializing with other
reservation is required. Reservation fees for the following sites canines. Phase I has been completed with fencing around 3.5
are assessed based on event type, group size, and length of acres in Begg Park. Future fundraising goals include amenities
time facility is needed. Fees are collected at the time a reser- such as an agility course, asphalt trail, gazebo, and bath-
vation is made. To check availability and make a reservation rooms.
call 758-7849
How can you help?
WOODLAND PARK - 705 2nd Street East • Find and like on Facebook & Come Join the Fun
ROSE GARDEN will hold approximately 50 people comfort- Twitter!
ably. • Volunteer!! Join the organi-
FORMAL GARDEN will hold approx. 100 people. Electricity zation!
upon request. • Make a monetary donation!
MAIN PAVILION will hold approx.120 people, has electricity, • Follow their progress and
charcoal grill, lights & seasonal restrooms. attend a fun event where
LAGOON PAVILION will hold approx. 80 people, has electric- proceeds are donated to the Program offerings in Gymnastics,
ity, grill, lights & seasonal restrooms. There is limited parking organization. http://www.paw- NinjaZone, Cheerleading, Birthday
parties, Field trips and Camps.
(15 cars). Cars must not block cul-de-sac. stoplay.org/ P.O. Box 3571,
Ages 1 year and up.
MINI-GAZEBOS will hold approx.15 people each and are Kalispell, MT 59903. pawsto-
Located on Hwy 93 between Whitefish and
utilized on a first come first serve basis only. playdogpark@gmail.com. Kalispell next to the Humane Society.
GlaciergymnasticsMT.com 406-755-1499
449478
AQUATICS: WOODLAND WATER PARK
The safety and health of participants and staff Cost: $211 (includes access to all pools,
is always a high priority for us at Kalispell lifeguards and the first 20 people of your
Parks and Recreation. party. Additional $4 per person after the first
While it is our hope that we will be able to of- 20 people)
fer all the various programs and services this
year, we ask you to please keep in mind our SWIM LESSONS
current situation is fluid and can change. We The pool registration desk at the Woodland
will continue work with the Kalispell School Water Park will open June 8 for swim lesson
District and local health authorities to have registration. For questions prior to June 8,
the most up-to-date information and to keep please call the Mark Freidline at 758-7717.
families informed of health and safety-related Swimming lessons meet 4 times per week on
efforts for our programs and services. Monday through Thursday for 35 minutes.
The Woodland Water Park is the only outdoor Cost: $42
waterpark in the City of Kalispell featuring the
following amenities: Sessions:
· Activity Pool has zero-depth entry with water Session 1: June 14-24
features making it perfect for young children. Session 2: June 28- July 8
· Two 3-story waterslides (one straight slide Session 3: July 12 – July 22
and one curved slide). *Must meet posted Session 4: July 26 - Aug. 5
criteria. Session 5: August 9 – August 19* (evening
· Large lazy river with inner tubes and water times only, no morning sessions will be
features. offered)
· Six-lane lap pool with scheduled times for
SEASON PASSES
fitness swimming. Times:
· Group and private swim lessons for youth.
SWIM SESSIONS & ADMISSION 1-15 Yrs. $74
9:45am - 10:20am
All swim hours are subject to change 16+ $124
· Exclusive facility rentals for birthdays and 10:25am - 11:00am
Open Swim Lap Swim/Fitness Swim Family * $297
private parties. 11:05am - 11:40am
12:00pm - 4:00pm, Daily 8:00am - 9:30am, *( Up to 6 immediate family members
· Full concession stand on-site with snacks, 4:20pm - 4:55pm
M - F 6:30pm - 8:30pm, M - TH 4:30pm – residing in the same household,
drinks, and ice cream. 5:00pm - 5:35pm
5:30pm, M – Th *space limited, please call in additional $25 per person after first 6)
5:40pm - 6:15pm
advance
LOCATION & HOURS OF OPERATION
The Woodland Water Park is open from June
PRIVATE PARTIES PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS
DAY OPEN SWIM Have your next birthday celebration, family
9, 2021 to August 22, 2021. The pool regis- You may sign up at the front desk or approach
Under 1 yrs. FREE reunion, or staff party at the Woodland Water
tration desk will open June 8 for daily passes, an instructor of your choosing. The requested
1-5 Yrs. $4 Park. The facility is open for exclusive rentals
season passes, swim lesson registration, and instructor or Lesson Supervisor will contact
6-15 Yrs. $5 the following days and times:
reserving private parties. For questions prior you to set up dates and times for the private
16+ Yrs. $6 Fridays 4:30pm-6pm or 6:30pm-8:00pm *
to June 8, please call the Mark Freidline at lessons. Payment is due at the time of the
Saturdays 10:15am-11:45am or 4:30pm-
758-7717. lesson, no advance payments. Two student
EVENING AND SUNDAY OPEN SWIM 6pm or 6:30-8:00pm*
Pool Phone: 758-7812 maximum per private lesson.
Under 1 yrs. FREE Sundays 4:15pm-5:45pm
Address: 45 N Woodland Park Dr., Kalispell, Cost: 30 minute $18
1-15 Yrs. $3 * Double parties are available on Friday and
MT 59901 45 minute $27
16+ Yrs. $4 Saturdays for those wishing to reserve both
Website: http://kalispell.com/parks_and_rec- 1 hour $36
time slots.
reation/WoodlandWaterPark.php
AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS
CAIRO’S KIDS AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM Age: Kindergarten-5th grade
This program is designed to meet the needs of working parents. We provide a safe and creative Date: School days, Monday-Friday
environment that includes: a free healthy snack provided by Kalispell Public Schools Food Time: 3:30pm-5:45pm
Service, organized games, arts and crafts, physical activities and playground access. Bus Location: Elrod School Gym
transportation from School District 5 schools to Elrod Elementary School can be arranged. Cost: $9 per day In-City resident
$11 per day Out-of-City resident
Info: 758-7975
*Early Out Days: On early out days the Afterschool Prog
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COMMUNITY / FAMILY PROGRAMS & EVENTS
The safety and health of participants and staff is always a high
priority for us at Kalispell Parks and Recreation. While it is our
hope that we will be able to offer all the various programs and
services this year, we ask you to please keep in mind our cur-
rent situation is fluid and can change. We will continue work
with the Kalispell School District and local health authorities
to have the most up-to-date information and to keep families
informed of health and safety-related efforts for our programs
and services.
PICNIC IN THE PARK SUMMER CONCERT SERIES
The Picnic in the Park summer concerts are one of Kalispell’s
most popular summer events. Starting in 1992, the concert
series has a long tradition of bringing great music to the Flat-
head Valley. Music genres include Classic Rock, Country, Blue
Grass, Blues, Jazz, Indie and more. Bring your lawn chairs
and blankets and sit back and enjoy some great music with
your friends and families. We offer two free concerts a week
(Tuesday nights and Wednesday at lunchtime) throughout
the summer in Kalispell’s downtown Depot Park. If you don’t
have time to pack your picnic basket don’t worry, food and
beverage venders are always there providing tasty treats and
cold drinks for you to purchase.
Tuesdays (6:00pm-8:00pm)
Tuesday, June 22 Cost: $45/person Ages: See minimum age requirements above
Tuesday, June 29 Information: 758-7717 Date: Saturday, July 10 or Saturday, August 7
Tuesday, July 6 Time: 10:00am check in at West Glacier & 10:30am rafting
Tuesday, July 13 KPR RAFTING DAYS WITH GLACIER RAFT COMPANY departure
Tuesday, July 20 Kalispell Parks & Recreation and the Glacier Raft Company are Location: Glacier Raft Company (106 Going-To-The-Sun Rd.,
Tuesday, July 27 partnering to give the Kalispell community a great opportunity West Glacier, MT 59936)
Tuesday, August 3 to try a half-day rafting experience at a greatly reduced rate Cost: $45/person
Tuesday, August 10 ($20 off their advertised adult rate and $10 off their child Information: 758-7717
Tuesday, August 17 rate). And whether you are seeking adventure or prefer a more
Wednesdays (11:30am-1:30pm) scenic float, we have a trip for you. ICE CREAM SOCIAL
Wednesday, July 7 Half-Day Whitewater (minimum age of 5 years old for Join us at Depot Park for this free community event sponsored
Wednesday, July 14 July 11 & minimum age of 5 years old August 8) by Park Side Credit Union. One of our exciting
Wednesday, July 21 The half-day Glacier National Park white water rafting trip Picnic in the Park bands will be entertaining the audience at
Wednesday, July 28 offers the perfect opportunity to get a taste of adrenaline while the event and we hope you stay for the music as well.
Wednesday, August 4 sampling phenomenal views into Glacier National Park without Date: Tuesday, August 3
having to commit your whole day. The 2 ½ hour trip takes Time: 5:30pm – 8:00pm
KPR FAMILY FLY FISHING EXPERIENCE place on the Middle Fork of the Flathead River and begins Location: Depot Park
Get ready for some of the best fly fishing lessons around with amongst the eyepopping vistas of Nyack Flats before flowing Cost: Free
professional guides from the Glacier Raft Company. Located through the exhilarating whitewater of John Stevens Canyon. Information: 758-7717
just outside Glacier National Park, their private fly fishing Half Day Scenic Float (minimum age of 2 years old for
ponds are perfect for families with children or beginners new either date) PAWS SPLASH BASH
to fly fishing. They provide the perfect opportunity for learning Our Flathead River rafting scenic tour gives you the oppor- Join Paws to Play and Kalispell City Parks and Recreation for
the art of fly fishing as well as the chance to catch big fish. tunity to fully immerse yourself in the spectacular beauty of a howling good time at the Paws Splash Bash end of summer
This half-day experience allows families to experience guided Glacier National Park and the Middle Fork of the Flathead River. event at Woodland Water Park. The pool will open to the dogs
trout fishing in Montana without investing in equipment or a Aboard this 2-3 hour trip an experienced guide will share inter- for this very popular event. All proceeds go toward improve-
fishing license. pretive information and history of the area while escorting you ments to the Begg Dog Park.
Ages: 7+ down one of the most pristine watersheds in the world. Scenic Date: Sunday, August 22
Date: Saturday, June 19 floats are ideal for those looking for a restful, rejuvenating river Time: 4:30pm – 7:30pm
Time: 10:00am-3pm (with break for lunch) experience. They’re also a great option for families with small Location: Woodland Water Park
Location: Glacier Outdoor Center (12400 US HWY 2 E, Coram, children or individuals looking for a trip that doesn’t require Cost: $5 per dog (includes one free human)
MT) much physical effort. Some paddling is necessary, but these Information: 758-7717
floats are anything but strenuous.
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YOUTH CAMPS
The safety and health of participants and staff is always a high priority for us at Kalispell Parks Time: 8:30am to 5:30pm
and Recreation. While it is our hope that we will be able to offer all the various programs and Location: Woodland Camp Center
services this year, we ask you to please keep in mind our current situation is fluid and can Cost: $223 (early) $233 (regular)
change. We will continue work with the Kalispell School District and local health authorities to Info: 758-7975
have the most up-to-date information and to keep families informed of health and safety-related
efforts for our programs and services. ZOMBIE SURVIVAL CAMP
Come and join our expert team of survivalists to learn the skills and techniques on how to
CAMP WOODLAND SUMMER DAY CAMP survive a zombie outbreak. Your child will learn the basics of survival by practicing the use and
Come out and experience the “spirit of camp.” Field trips, sports, arts & crafts, swimming, techniques of water purification, DNA experiments, smokeless fire, tracking, orienteering and
games and lots more! This is a wonderful way to spend your summer days in a safe and how to build your own bow and arrow. Be warned that a “zombie” attack can happen at any
healthy environment. Kids eat for free! Breakfast and lunch Summer Food Program through point, do you have what it takes to protect Camp Woodland? Early registration deadline is July
Kalispell Public Schools Food Service! 23. Regular registration deadline is August 6.
Ages: 5-13 yrs (must have completed Kindergarten) Age: 7-13 yrs
Dates: June 9-August 20 Date: August 25-27
Days: Monday through Friday Time: 8:30am to 5:30pm
Time: 7:30am to 5:30pm Location: Woodland Camp Center
Location: Woodland Camp Center Cost: $130 (early) $140 (regular)
Cost: $27/day (In-City resident) $32/day (Out-of-City resident) Info: 758-7975
Info: 758-7975
SKIP OUT CAMP
OUTDOOR ADVENTURE CAMP A no school play day! All kinds of fun activities planned. Pack a lunch and snacks and come on
This 3-day camp is focused towards active outdoor learning adventures each and every day. over. Dress for the weather and be ready to play outside.
Participants will have the opportunity to climb at the Rockfish climbing gym, try fly fishing with Age: 5-13 yrs
instruction from professional Montana fishing guides in West Glacier, and spend a day rafting Dates: October 21-22
in Glacier National Park. Early registration deadline is July 23. Regular registration deadline is Time: 7:30am to 5:45pm
August 6. Location: Elrod School Gym
Ages: 8-15 yrs Cost: $32 per day
Dates: August 23-25 Info: 758-7975
YOUTH RECREATION
The safety and health of participants and staff (11 Meadowlark Dr, Kalispell) Mountains of Glacier Park the Backbone of the Ages: 6-10 yrs. old
is always a high priority for us at Kalispell Cost: $75 World. Investigate the art of painted lodges, Dates: July 27-30
Parks and Recreation. While it is our hope Class Size: 12 Min. & 24 Max drums, parfleche construction, beading, and Times: 10:00am-12:00pm
that we will be able to offer all the various Information: 758-7717 making earth paints. Artist demonstrations, Cost: $55
programs and services this year, we ask you daily sketching, and explorations of the Muse- Location: Hockaday Museum of Art
to please keep in mind our current situation is JAZZ AND HIP HOP DANCE CAMP um’s Native American Collection will aid in the Class Size: 5 Min. & 15 Max
fluid and can change. We will continue work Learn the basics of jazz and hip hop technique creation of art based on traditional materials Information: 758-7717
with the Kalispell School District and local as well as progressions, routines and proper and techniques.
health authorities to have the most up-todate stretching. Our jazz classes teach basic jazz Registration deadline is July 2. MEDIEVAL TIMES ART CAMP
information and to keep families informed dance technique, terminology and style with Ages: 10-14 yrs. old Join the quest to find out about life in a
of health and safety-related efforts for our emphasis on proper technique, alignment and Dates: July 6-9 medieval castle. Knights, lords, and ladies will
programs and services. movement quality. The Hip Hop portion of this Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm create their own coat of arms, build castles
workshop teaches rhythm, coordination, and Cost: $80 and catapults, make armor, paintings and
PRESCHOOL/KINDERGARTEN balance through age appropriate movements Location: Hockaday Museum of Art tapestries.
DANCE CAMP set to fun upbeat music. Classes will encour- Class Size: 5 Min. & 15 Max Registration deadline is July 23.
Learn the basics of ballet and coordination in age students to step outside the box by bring- Information: 758-7717 Ages: 10-14 yrs. old
this energetic, preschool/kindergarten-based ing their own individual style and personality Dates: July 27-30
curriculum class! The primary goal is to foster to the movements. SKATEBOARDING CAMP Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm
a love of dance and movement. The focus Registration deadline is June 18. This program is intended for boys & girls of Cost: $80
will be basic and simple ballet technique and Ages: 6-10 yrs. old all ability levels, ages 7 and up. All par- Location: Hockaday Museum of Art
coordination. Several fun or special activities Dates: June 21-24 ticipants must have their own equipment Class Size: 5 Min. & 15 Max
happen in each class. Children will learn how Times: 10:00am-11:30am (skateboard, helmet, protective equipment) Information: 758-7717
dancing can be a means of communicating Location: Academy of the Performing Arts and bring water, snacks and sunscreen.
feelings and actions. Crafts related to dance (11 Meadowlark Dr, Kalispell) Registration deadlines: FUN WITH PHARAOHS ART CAMP
will also be given and kids will make a scrap Cost: $75 Session 1 – July 9 Become an artist in the time of the pharaohs.
book. Class Size: 12 Min. & 24 Max Session 2 – July 16 Learn to paint like an Egyptian, make King
Registration deadline is June 11. Information: 758-7717 Session 3 – August 6 Tut’s funeral mask, and write your name using
Ages: 3-5 yrs. old Session 4 – August 13 hieroglyphs.
Dates: June 14-17 SUMMER ART CAMPS Ages: 7 and up Sessions Registration deadline is August 13.
Times: 10:00am-11:00am A Kalispell Parks & Recreation and Hockaday Time: 9:00am-12:00pm (1) July 12-15 Ages: 6-10 yrs. old
Cost: $65 Museum of Art collaboration. This summer, Location: Woodland Skate Park (2) July 19-22 Dates: August 17-20
Location: Academy of the Performing Arts participants will “travel” through time to Class Size: 5 Min. & 25 Max (3) August 9-12 Times: 10:00am-12:00pm
(11 Meadowlark Dr, Kalispell) discover distant places and civilizations. Par- Information: 758-7717 (3) August 16-19 Cost: $55
Class Size: 12 Min. & 24 Max ticipants will learn about what inspired their Location: Hockaday Museum of Art
Information: 758-7717 art, how they lived, and what they valued. CHEERLEADING CAMP Class Size: 5 Min. & 15 Max
Come learn how to cheer for your favorite Information: 758-7717
BALLET DANCE CAMP WHERE THE BUFFALO PLAY ART sport and team. New cheers, chants, jumps
This class will teach children the fundamen- CAMP and stunts will be taught. Fundamentals of ANCIENT EGYPT ART CAMP
tals of classical ballet. The class will focus on Use games and toys to find out how people cheerleading taught. The last day will be a Discover what it was like to dress, eat, work,
basic ballet technique, proper body alignment, lived when buffalo roamed the American performance day for family. Early registration and play like an ancient Egyptian. Learn about
French terminology and ballet vocabulary as plains. Test your skills as you play traditional deadline is June 25. Regular registration the gods and goddesses of this ancient world.
well as musicality. Students will be introduced native games and make your own set of toys deadline is July 9. Investigate mummies, become a tomb painter,
to elementary barre and center work as well and games using beads, paint, and natural Dates: July 26-30 write with hieroglyphics, make a cartouche
as progressions across the floor. We will materials. Ages: 4-13 with your name.
work on body alignment, turn out and proper Registration deadline is July 2. Times: 9:30am-11:00am Registration deadline is August 13.
foot placement, as well as arm positions. We Ages: 6-10 yrs. old Location: Lawrence Park Ages: 10-14 yrs. old
will put together a short dance throughout Dates: July 6-9 Cost: $41 (early) $51 (regular) Dates: August 17-20
the week which kids can feel accomplished Times: 10:00am-12:00pm Information: 758-7975 Times: 1:00pm-4:00pm
and gain self-confidence with all they have Cost: $55 Cost: $80
learned. This class is great for beginners and Location: Hockaday Museum of Art DRAGONS & UNICORNS ART CAMP Location: Hockaday Museum of Art
students with some experience as well. Class Size: 5 Min. & 15 Max Adventurers will discover the life and times of Class Size: 5 Min. & 15 Max
Registration deadline is June 11. Information: 758-7717 dragons, unicorns, and other animals through Information: 758-7717
Ages: 6-9 yrs. old the art of the middle ages. Build castles,
Dates: June 14-17 THE BACKBONE OF THE WORLD make dragon eggs, paint unicorns and other
Times: 11:00am-12:30pm ART CAMP fantastic beasts.
Location: Academy of the Performing Arts Learn why the Blackfeet call the Rocky Registration deadline is July 23.
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ADULT SPORTS
The safety and health of participants and staff 7v7 ADULT OUTDOOR
Flathead Gymnastics Academy Summer
is always a high priority for us at Kalispell
Parks and Recreation. While it is our hope
SOCCER LEAGUE
This is a competitive adult soccer program
Camps & Developmental Classes
that we will be able to offer all the various for ages 16 and up. Games will be played
programs and services this year, we ask you on Monday & Thursday evenings. This is a
to please keep in mind our current situation is co-rec league played in a 7 on 7 format. You
fluid and can change. We will continue work must have at least 1 male and 1 female per
with the Kalispell School District and local team.
health authorities to have the most up-to-date Registration deadline is May 28.
information and to keep families informed Dates: June 7-August 12 (Mondays & Thurs-
of health and safety-related efforts for our days)
programs and services. Ages: Adult (16+)
Location: Northridge Park
RECREATIONAL DISC GOLF LEAGUE Time: 6:00pm – 9:00pm
Come be a part of our summer Disc Golf Cost: $416/team (10-12 players/team)
league at Lawrence Park! All abilities wel- At Flathead Gymnastics Academy, we offer 6-weeks of summer camps to participants
Information: 758-7717
come! Lessons and discs for anyone enthu- 5-13 years old and Developmental classes for most ages. Summer camps are a great
way to keep your kiddos active and immersed in the wonderful sport of gymnastics!
siastic enough to come try it out. Disc golf is 5v5 ADULT FUTSAL LEAGUE
played much like traditional golf. Instead of a This is a competitive adult indoor soccer
We offer camps and classes for Beginners and Intermediate/Advanced gymnasts and
ball and clubs, however, players use a flying league for ages 16 and up. Games will be ninjas. Space is limited so don’t miss out!
disc, or Frisbee. The disc is thrown from a played on Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday Summer camp cost: $150/week or $135 Early Bird Registration (2 weeks prior to
tee area to a target which is the “hole” (an evenings. This is a co-rec futsal league played camp start date). Price includes 4 days of camp with water bottle. Ages: 5-13 years
elevated metal basket). in a 5 on 5 format. You must have at least 1
Day:Tuesdays & Thursdays male and 1 female per team. DATES/TIMES: DEVELOPMENTAL CLASSES
Dates: May 4 - September 2 Registration deadline is October 15.
Time: 6:00pm - 9:00pm July 12 - 15 9am - 12pm OFFERED:
Dates: October 28 – February 24 (Mondays &
Cost: $25 for season Beginner Gymnastics Camp • Teeny Tumblers (parent
Thursdays) Extreme Ninja Beginner Camp
Location: Lawrence Park (league may use Ages: Adult (16+) participation 1-3 years old)
portable baskets & alternate locations periodi- Time: 7:00pm – 10:00pm July 19 - 22 9am - 12pm
Intermediate/Advanced Gymnastics Camp • Hot Shots (preschool age)
cally throughout the season). Location: Edgerton Elementary School
For payment, registration, or league informa- Cost: $416/team (max 10 players per team) Intermediate/Advanced • Beginner (5-7 years old)
tion, please contact: Flathead Valley Disc Golf Info: 758-7848 Ninja Camp
• Beginner (8+)
flatheadvalleydiscgolf@gmail.com July 26 - 29 9am - 12pm
(406) 407-5697 Beginner Gymnastics Camp • Intermediate
https://flatheadvalleydiscgolf.com/ Extreme Ninja Beginner Camp • Advanced
**No registration deadline. Registration open Aug. 2 - Aug. 5 9am - 12pm
throughout season. • Hot Shots Mini-Ninja (preschool
Beginner Gymnastics Camp age)
Extreme Ninja Beginner Camp
• Extreme Ninja Beginner
Aug. 9 - 12 9am - 12pm
Intermediate/Advanced Gymnastics Camp (5-12 years old)
Intermediate/Advanced Ninja Camp • Extreme Ninja Intermediate
Aug. 16 - 19 9am-12pm • Extreme Ninja Advanced
Beginner Gymnastics Camp
Extreme Ninja Beginner Camp • Tumbling (6 yrs +)
OPEN GYMS:
FGA offers year round Open Gyms (ages 5 - 18 years), Extreme Open Gym (13-23 years), &
Tot Open Gyms (1-5 years). Check out our Open Gym schedule online to grab your space!
BIRTHDAY PARTIES:
Celebrate your birthday at FGA! We have the space and fun for you. FGA books birthday
parties year-round on Saturdays and Sundays. Includes up to 12 kids and 90-minutes of
pure fun with two coaches to lead structured gymnastics activities.
Call the front desk today to book your party!
1380 US Hwy 2 West
Kalispell, MT | 406-752-4000
flatheadgymnastics.com 451552
YOUTH SPORTS
The safety and health of participants and staff
is always a high priority for us at Kalispell FALL INTO SOCCER
Parks and Recreation. While it is our hope Fall into Soccer is a non-competitive skill
that we will be able to offer all the various builder program for boys and girls. Games are
programs and services this year, we ask you once a week and played for fun and instruc-
to please keep in mind our current situation is tional purposes only. There are no other
fluid and can change. We will continue work practices scheduled. Each game day will have
with the Kalispell School District and local two parts, an instruction/practice period and
health authorities to have the most up-to-date a scrimmage period. All games will be played
information and to keep families informed outside.
of health and safety-related efforts for our Early registration deadline is July 30. Regular
programs and services. registration deadline is August 13.
Age: (3-4 yrs) (5yrs & Kindergarten), (1st and
MINI & PEE WEE SPORTS CAMP 2nd grade), (3rd and 4th grade)
Mini Sports Camps provide 3-4 year old’s a Date: Fridays, August 27-October 1
perfect first step into sports. The essentials Time: 5:30pm-6:30pm
of each sport are taught in a safe, structured Location: Kalispell Youth Sports Complex
atmosphere with lots of encouragement and Cost: $39 (early) $49 (regular)
a focus on fun. This camp will introduce Info: 758-7848
the basic fundamentals of a variety of skills
including throwing, catching, kicking, hitting, RUNNING RASCALS
bouncing, and running. Pee Wee Sports FLAG FOOTBALL
Camps (5-8 yrs) are fun, skill-based camps This scaled down version of football is a great
designed with the beginning athlete in mind. way for children to have fun outdoors while
The primary focus is to learn the basics and learning the basics of the sport. Games are
develop skills while working on hand/eye once a week and played for fun and instruc-
coordination and balance. Our staff will also tional purposes only. There are no other
focus on the concepts of sportsmanship, league. This is a fun, fast-paced, competitive practices scheduled. Each game day will have
teamwork, and respecting others. This camp MULTI-SPORT & SWIM CAMP (Capture the basketball league, which will play over a two parts, an instruction/practice period and
will target the basic fundamentals of soccer, Flag, Dodgeball & Ultimate Frisbee) (June 6-week period. Teams are limited to 4-6 team a scrimmage period.
basketball, baseball, and floor hockey. 9-11) - $95 members and a coach. 3v3 is open to boys Early registration deadline is July 30. Regular
Session 1 - Early registration deadline is May BASKETBALL & SWIM CAMP (June 14-18) and girls grades 3rd through high school. registration deadline is August 13.
28. Regular registration deadline is June 11. - $155 Age:(3rd-4th grade girls) (3rd-4th grade Age: (4 yrs-Kindergarten), (1st and 2nd
Session 2 - Early registration deadline is June STEM & PLAY: SOCCER & SWIM CAMP boys) (5th-6th grade girls) (5th-6th grade grade), (3rd and 4th grade)
25. Regular registration deadline is July 9. (June 21-15) - $155 boys) (7th-8th grade girls) (7th-8th grade Dates: Saturdays, August 28-October 2
Ages: 3-4 or 5-8 yrs. Sessions MULTI-SPORT & SWIM CAMP (Dodgeball, boys) (high school girls) (high school boys) Time: Between 9:00am-4:00pm
Time: 9:00am-10:00am (Mini) (1) June 28- Volleyball & Soccer) (June 28-July 2) - $155 Dates: Tuesdays & Wednesdays Location: Kalispell Youth Athletic Complex
July 2 FLAG FOOTBALL FUELED BY USA FOOT- July 6-August 11, 2021 Cost: $39 (early) $49 (regular)
10:30am-12:30pm (Pee Wee) (2) July 26-30 BALL & SWIM CAMP (July 6-9) - $125 Time: 5:00pm-9:30pm Info: 758-7848
Location: Thompson Memorial Park BASKETBALL & SWIM CAMP (July 12-16) Location: Thompson Memorial Park basket-
Cost: Mini - $39 (early) $49 (regular) - $155 ball court LITTLE DRIBBLERS BASKETBALL
Pee Wee - $72 (early) $82 (regular) MULTI-SPORT & SWIM CAMP (Capture Cost: $180 per team Little Dribblers is a non-competitive introduc-
Info: 758-7848 the Flag, Dodgeball & Ultimate Frisbee) (July tion to basketball for boys and girls. Basic
19-23) - $155 UK INTERNATIONAL SOCCER CAMP dribbling, passing, and shooting skills will
SKYHAWKS SPORTS CAMPS VOLLEYBALL & SWIM CAMP (July 26-30) Our summer camp programs provide an age be practiced. Games are played for fun and
Skyhawks provides sports programs where - $155 appropriate curriculum, which includes “Fun instructional purposes only.
children discover and develop athletic skills BASKETBALL & SWIM CAMP (August 2-6) in the Sun”, “Skills ‘n’ Thrills” and “Compete Early registration deadline ends September
and social values, such as teamwork, respect - $155 with your Feet” programs, for individual play- 17. Regular registration deadline is October 1.
and sportsmanship. We offer children a MULTI-SPORT & SWIM CAMP (Capture the ers between 4 -14 years of age. Age: (4-5 yrs Pre-K) (Kindergarten), (1st and
positive sports experience while promoting a Flag, Flag Football & Soccer) (August 9-13) Date: July 5-9 2nd grade boys), (1st and 2nd grade girls),
healthy, active lifestyle. -$155 Location: Kalispell Youth Athletic Complex (3rd-4th grade girls) (3rd-4th grade boys)
Register: https://www.skyhawks.com MULTI-SPORT & SWIM CAMP (Dodgeball, UK Classic ½ Camp UK Classic Full Camp Date: Saturdays, Oct 16-Nov 20
Info: 758-7848 Volleyball & Soccer) (August 16-20) - $155 Age: 4-14 yrs 7-14 yrs Time: Between 8:00am-6:00pm
Ages: 6-12 yrs. Time: 9:00am-12:00pm 9:00am-3:00pm Location: Russell, Peterson, and Rankin Gyms
Time: 9:00am–3:00pm 3v3 YOUTH BASKETBALL Cost: $132 $175 Cost: $39 (early) $49 (regular)
Location: Thompson Memorial Park 3v3 Youth Basketball is an outdoor, half-court Register Online: https://www.uksoccer.com/ Info: 758-7848
10EMPLOYMENT/VOLUNTEER & SCHOLARSHIPS
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES REGISTRATION in the family will qualify as an emergency.
For more information call 758-7849. We 1. You must pre-register for all recreation 5. Emergency requests after 14 days of a
have many seasonal opportunities available programs. missed class, program, or session – No
throughout the year for positions such as 2. Class/program sizes are limited & filled on refund/credit given.
lifeguards, day camp and afterschool coun- a first come first serve basis. 6. If a class or program is cancelled by the
selors, recreation aides, park maintenance, 3. Participants are not registered until all fees Recreation Department 100% refund/credit
forestry, etc. An application can be obtained are paid or assistance has been arranged. will be given.
from our office at 306 First Ave. E. or printed 4. Complete payment must accompany 7. No refunds/credits given for leaving early or
from the internet at: http://kalispell.com/hu- registration. coming late.
man_resources/ 5. If financial assistance is needed, limited 8. Credit card refunds will be made only to the
scholarships are available. (See Scholarships) same card used for the original transaction
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES 6. Registrations received and/or postmarked minus a $10 administration fee.
Our volunteers are essential to our success. after the deadline date either by mail or in 9. Youth Camp and After School rollover cred-
When you volunteer your time as an individual person will be taken if space is available. its and/or refunds are subject to the parent
or as part of a group, it is one of the most packet specific to that program.
valuable contributions you can make to the SCHOLARSHIP DONATIONS 10. The credit certificate must accompany a
city, and you are building better, stronger If you wish to contribute an extra dollar or registration form to be valid.
parks and programs for all of our visitors to two, your donation will help a child to partici-
enjoy. To volunteer, call 758-7849 or drop by pate in a recreation program that could not do E-MAIL DISTRIBUTION LIST
our office at 306 First Avenue East. so otherwise. Please indicate the amount of If you would like, we can add your e-mail ad-
your donation on a registration form. ministration fee or a full credit will be issued dress to our distribution list. We will use your
CITY RESIDENT DISCOUNT with a 1 year expiration date. e-mail address to send out periodic notices
City residents contribute directly to the SCHOLARSHIPS 4. Requests due to emergencies will be of upcoming activities or special announce-
operation of Parks and Recreation programs 1. Scholarship requests must be made in determined by the number of days registered ments. We will not share your information
through payment of their Kalispell City prop- writing by filling out a scholarship application. for minus the days missed. Emergencies with others. To utilize this service call 758-
erty taxes. A resident discount gives residents 2. Requests must be submitted with sufficient such as an illness or injury accompanied by a 7849 or email kpr@kalispell.com
a reduced rate on most recreation programs time for review and to meet any deadline. doctor’s note, loss of employment, or a death
and park reservations. The resident discount 3. Scholarships are awarded on funds
is optional. Residents who choose not to take available and on a sliding scale, which is
advantage of the discount will pay the regular determined by the scholarship application and
fee, along with all other participants. a scholarship committee.
4. Scholarships are awarded on funds
Who is a Kalispell City Resident? available and determined on an individual
Kalispell City residents live within the city lim- need basis. Each scholarship is limited to one
its proper. The actual boundaries for the City program per year (based on the City’s fiscal
of Kalispell are not the same area as those set year) and is limited to $100 per child.
by the U.S. Postal Service for mail delivery. 5. The City of Kalispell will not unlawfully
Even though you may have a Kalispell mailing discriminate against applicants.
address, you might not reside within the city
limits. We can help you verify whether your REFUND/CREDIT POLICY
address is within the city limits by calling Not applicable to all programs. Youth camp,
758-7849. afterschool, and reservations have refund
policies specific to programs. Please see par-
How do I Get a City Resident Discount? ent packets or registration forms for further
If you are a Kalispell City property owner information.
all you need to do is let us know what your 1. No refunds given for fees less than $20.
address is and we can look you up on our 2. No refunds given for requests made less
property owner list. If you are a renter we ask than two full weeks prior to the start date of
that you bring in a current Rental Receipt or any class, program, or session; this is due
Lease Agreement that clearly shows your to the fact that expenses will have already
name, the address, and a recent date. This been incurred or in process due to staffing,
will prove your residency. Bring proof to 306 supplies and/or field trips.
First Avenue East. Office hours are Monday 3. Requests made two full weeks prior to the
through Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm. start date of any class, program, or session;
a full refund will be issued minus a $10 ad-12 | Friday, April 30, 2021 The Daily Inter Lake
The Whitefish School of Ballet
Now Bringing Dance to the Flathead Valley at the O’shaughnessy Theatre in Whitefish
Dance For All Ages, Boys, Girls and Adults
Tyrell Lee Kalpana Dan Gordon
Rolle Subbarao Creator of
From Broadway’s From Silambam Take the
the Lion King Houston Dance Stage on PBS
Company LearningMedia
www.rolleproject.org http://silambamhouston.org www.takethestage.tv
Contemporary Jazz Classical Indian Theatre for Children
SUMMER SESSIONS: Emily Morrow
Registration starts April 26th, 2021! Former Cirque
Session One: June 28-July 2 du Soleil Prima
8:30 am -3:00 pm Ballerina and
Session Two: July 19-July 25 Choreographer holds
8:30 am -3:00 pm a bachelor in dance
performance &
CLASSES:
trained under Tanju
Beginning Ballet Tots:
& Patricia Tuzer
3:50-4:50 pm • ages 4,5,6
of the Frankfurt &
Beginning Ballet Vaganova Level 1:
Harkness Ballet.
5:00-6:00 pm. • ages 7,8,9
Beginning Adult Ballet: 818.331.9288 | k2wellness@protonmail.com
6:30-7:30pm • beginning teens & adults
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