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Perinton
Recreation & Parks
www.perinton.org
2020 Fall Registration Begins
September 28, 2020
Programs Town News Supervisor’s
Message Page 3
JAMES E. SMITH CENTER
FACILITIES OPEN (hours vary)
• INDOOR TRACK • PICKLEBALL
• LAP SWIMMING • PRESCHOOL SWIM
• CURRENT CHANNEL • CARDIO AREA
WATER WALKING • WEIGHT ROOM
Located at 1350 Turk Hill Road *All facilities require reservations and area currently
Mon.-Fri. 6:00 AM-7:00 PM available to Perinton Residents and/or Pass Holders only
Sat. 7:00 AM-7:00 PM
Sun. 9:00 AM-2:00 PM
These procedures, hours of operation, and
Pool/Gym Schedules available at PCC Reception Desk
services offered are subject to change with little
or www.perinton.org • Office: 223-5050 • Fax: 223-4045
notice. Please follow us on Facebook (Perinton
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FACILITY PROCEDURES
Please visit www.perinton.org for current facility schedules. PROGRAM SAFETY
General facility use is limited to Perinton Residents and/or Pass Safety of our staff and participants is our number one
Holders at this time. All facilities require reservations through priority. We are making reasonable modifications to all
our website and are following time limits. Reserve times here: programs to balance the needs for safety and keep the
integrity of our programs. Highlights include:
WHAT YOU CAN • Face Masks – All instructors will wear masks during
EXPECT FROM US: their programs. In sedentary programs, participants will
be required to wear masks.
• Clean facility with focus on regular sanitizing of high
touch points • Social Distancing – Program facilities and capacities
are set to allow for appropriate social distancing. Due to
• Staff wearing face coverings at all times in public spaces
the nature of some programs, there may not always be
• Strategically located hand washing and sanitizing the opportunity for 6 feet of separation for the duration
stations of the program.
• Exceeding the state mandates in facility and program
Program Updates
operation
WHAT WE ASK OF YOU:
• Wear face masks in hallways, and fitness areas when
interacting with staff, and other appropriate times All programs are subject to change
• Sign in legibly to assist with contact tracing
with little notice. We will do our best to
communicate any change in program status
• Assist with sanitizing equipment in a timely manner. We will allow refunds
that you use up to the start of the program with a $7
• Encouraged not to use locker room unless required cancellation fee.
RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT
Child* Youth Adult Senior College Active Child* Youth Adult Senior
(13/under) (14-18) (19-54) (55+) Student Military (13/under) (14-18) (19-54) (55+)
Daily $3.50 $4.00 $6.00 $4.00 $4.00 $4.00 N/A N/A N/A N/A
Monthly $26.00 $32.00 $48.00 $32.00 $32.00 $32.00 $33.00 $39.00 $59.00 $39.00
20 Visit $38.00 $45.00 $68.00 $45.00 $45.00 $45.00 $66.00 $90.00 $135.00 $90.00
6 Month $127.00 $156.00 $245.00 $156.00 $156.00 $156.00 $158.00 $196.00 $300.00 $196.00
12 Month $226.00 $281.00 $440.00 $281.00 $281.00 $281.00 $285.00 $352.00 $538.00 $352.00
Schedule subject to change. View website for current schedule.
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Town News / Table of Contents
Town Supervisor’s
Ciaran Hanna
Message to the Community
Supervisor
Greetings! Well, at least we can say that 2020 has not been a dull year so far. The Future….and Beyond: As we look to the future, we have an exciting
Here at the Town of Perinton we continue to press on despite the ongoing initiative that will require the input of every single resident in the Town of
challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. We continue to provide essential Perinton – our 2020 Comprehensive Plan. From world-renowned parks and
services, supply crucial resources, assist residents through the Perinton Food trails to affordable living options, to quality services that rival any town, Perinton
Shelf, support our students and families through the Perinton Community has so much to offer. And as we plan for the next 10 years, we look forward
Center, and care for our seniors through our Perinton Senior Helpline. We have to building on our already strong foundation. The Comprehensive Plan is our
remained open and operational since Day One of the pandemic in Monroe blueprint for the future, and we need to hear from you on what matters most.
County. We are committed to serving the needs of all residents in the Town Please join us at the Comprehensive Plan Open House on Thursday, Sept. 24,
of Perinton, and when it comes to a challenge, we will always rise to meet it. at the Perinton Community Center. Residents can stop by Room 204 any time
Community Spirit: In partnership with Monroe County, we have handed out during our two scheduled shifts: 2-4 p.m. and 5–7 p.m. Socially distant stations
more than 120,000 masks to residents through our face-mask distribution. When will be set up in compliance with all New York State guidelines.
the Perinton Food Shelf ran low on their food supply and volunteers, our Town We are also asking all residents to submit an online survey found on www.
offered to help with distribution and food collection - dispensing more than 8 PerintonPlan.com. Topics covered in the survey include historic and cultural
tons of food to local families in need. When our seniors felt unsafe picking up resources, open space, economic development, housing, transportation,
groceries or prescriptions, our Town established a Senior Helpline to ensure recreation, and more.
their needs will be met throughout the pandemic. When schools adjusted
their schedules, our Recreation Department helped fill the gap for parents by We want to hear from you! So please take the survey and help shape the future
offering full school-day programming and after-school hours. of Perinton for the next decade.
I am confident that no matter the challenge we face, with everyone’s help and In closing, I want to thank all of you for pulling together in the face of some
support, we will always find a way to prevail. very challenging times. This community has done a terrific job navigating this
ordeal. All of us, from our school-aged children to our seniors, have sacrificed
Budget Time: While we face new budget challenges due to the pandemic, and adapted with an eye toward keeping everyone safe. I am convinced we
such as decreased revenues and reduced sales tax dollars, all of our will get through this stronger and more prepared for whatever challenge we
departments are working diligently to look at every dollar. The Town’s budget may face.
process is a prodigious one – covering numerous services and programs that
have significant effects on residents each day. If you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to call, email or
stop by. My phone number is (585) 223-0770 and my email address is channa@
I look forward to presenting our 2021 budget to residents in a few weeks, so you perinton.org. I look forward to hearing from you.
can see exactly where your tax dollars go – and see the programs and services
that support the outstanding quality of life we all enjoy in Perinton. Sincerely,
Ciaran Hanna
Table of Contents
James E. Smith Center Information................................ 2 55+ Prime Time Programs........................................37-40
Town News.....................................................................3-7 General Information������������������������������������������������������ 41
WebTrac Info�������������������������������������������������������������������� 8 Refund Policy/Drop Off Policy....................................... 42
Parks Programs............................................................9-10 Registration Information................................................ 42
Special Events���������������������������������������������������������������� 11 Registration Form........................................................... 43
Preschool....................................................................12-15
Youth and Teen..........................................................15-19
Town Hall Closings: Community Center
Youth and Teen Arts & Crafts and Cooking.................. 19 Closings:
Sept. 7: Labor Day
Tennis........................................................................ 20-21
Oct. 12: Columbus Day Sept. 7: Labor Day
Aquatics......................................................................22-28 Nov. 26: Thanksgiving Nov. 26: Thanksgiving
Fitness.........................................................................29-31 Nov. 27: Day after Thanksgiving Dec. 25: Christmas
Dec. 25: Christmas Jan. 1: New Year’s Day
Adult...........................................................................31-35 April 4: Easter
Adult Arts & Crafts and Cooking................................... 36
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Town of Perinton DPW and Leaf
Phone: (585) 223-0770 • Fax: (585) 223-3629
Recorded information: (585) 425-1170 Collection
DPW Service Center: (585) 223-5115
The Town of Perinton Department of Public Works is busy wrapping up summer road construction,
After Hours Emergency: (585) 425-7380 drainage work and sewer improvement projects while we begin preparing for the upcoming fall leaf
collection season. We provide this valuable service each fall and spring as part of our year-round
Website: www.perinton.org
Residential Refuse Collection program. Perinton residents can expect that our crews will collect
Facebook: Town of Perinton, NY loose leaves in their neighborhoods several times throughout the fall season. During this time, we
Twitter: @TPerinton will continue to pick up yard waste weekly as long the material is placed in reusable containers or
garbage cans without lids, separate from your loose-leaf piles. We do not accept leaves in plastic or
paper bags. The leaves that we collect as part of this program are composted and plastic and paper
Thomas A. Klonick bags do not bio-degrade sufficiently to be allowed in the compost.
Town Justice
To help us collect your leaves as quickly and efficiently as possible, please note:
• Place loose leaf piles at the edge of your property but not in the gutter or road. Leaves in the road
Michael H. Arnold can become a traffic hazard, especially in windy or rainy weather, and can clog storm drains,
Town Justice which can cause roadway flooding.
• Separate all sticks, brush, garden clippings and other yard waste and/or tree debris from loose-
Wayne Pickering, IAO leaf piles and place these materials into reusable containers or garbage cans. This allows
Town Assessor recycling of all materials and helps avoid damage to our leaf collection equipment.
• Don’t pile leaves around fire hydrants. Covering hydrants can prevent firefighters from finding
them when every second counts. Hidden hydrants are also dangerous for those picking up the
Joseph LaFay leaves as they may be struck, causing damage to equipment.
Town Attorney
We will continue to use our “We’re Coming Soon” signs, which will be placed at entrances to
subdivisions a few days before we anticipate collecting leaves in your neighborhood. This will
Robert J. Kozarits give residents an opportunity to rake before we arrive and eliminate the frustration of just missing
Town Engineer us. You can also refer to our Leaf Collection Map on the Town of Perinton website, www.perinton.
org/Departments/Highway/leafcollect/, which is updated regularly to show where our crews are
currently working and when they will be in your neighborhood. In general, we collect leaves
Bill Poray approximately every three to four weeks. However, during the peak of the season, it will take us
Town Historian longer to get around Town. Please be patient with us.
Jason R. Kennedy
DPW Commissioner School Taxes
• Tax bills for the upcoming 2020-2021 School tax collection will be mailed August 31. The first day
Jeffrey D. Myers of collection will begin Sept. 1.
Commissioner of Recreation and Parks • If you do not have escrow and have not received your tax bill within the first week of September,
please call our office at (585) 223-0770 or log on to www.monroecounty.gov to obtain a copy.
Board Meetings The 1st installment is due to the Town by Tuesday, Sept. 15. (2nd and 3rd installments must be mailed
directly to Monroe County)
Town Board
2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month If you are paying in full, the full amount is due by Thursday, Oct. 1.
at 7:30 p.m. In a continued effort to keep our residents and staff safe, we are requesting that tax payments be
made in one of the following ways:
Planning Board
• By check via mail (receipt date determined by U.S. postmark only).
3rd Wednesday of every month
at 7:30 p.m. • By check only in the Town Tax Dropbox located out front of the Town Hall (adhering to all tax
due dates)
Conservation Board • By credit card online at www.monroecounty.gov. The usual 3% fee has been waived.
Tuesdays before the 1st and 3rd
• Payments may also be made during the interest-free period only (full or 1st installment) at M&T
Wednesday of each month Bank, 2 Courtney Drive, Fairport, Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.; Friday, 9 a.m. until
at 7:30 p.m. 6 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. until 1 p.m.
Zoning Board of Appeals • If necessary, taxes may be paid in person at the Town Tax Office (Monday through Friday,
4th Monday of every month 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.), but we ask that you consider one of the above options in an effort to avoid long
lines and large gatherings.
at 7:30 p.m.
For more detailed tax information and frequently asked questions, please visit the Town’s website at
www.perinton.org.
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Crescent Trail
“I’m proud of what we accomplished and I’m proud that I had as much
to do with it as I did,’’ said Schaeffer, who also wrote the successful
nomination for Perinton to become a
TrailTown USA in 1996. “We were able
to get a lot of people building houses to
revise their plans to include trails.”
Schaeffer isn’t done yet, however. He is
already working on the plan for the future
as the original crew gets older and a new
generation takes over.
“As the membership of Crescent Trail
Inc. has turned over, we have become
more about the future,’’ he said. “CT will
be whatever the new officers want it to
be. We need to really reconnect with the
landowners and make sure the trails stay
what they have been.”
Schaeffer says that 75 percent of the Trail
users are people who go out after work to
walk the dog or get kids outside. Not many
users start at Point A and plan to walk
the whole 20 miles of the trail to Point B.
So some of the trails may end up being
broken into segments within the trails.
And don’t even get him started on bikers.
When asked what his role is with the Crescent Trail Hiking Association,
Dave Schaeffer said he is a fence mender “and I guess you could call me “We need to keep these trails for hikers,” he said. “We need to get the
a trailmaster.” bikers somewhere to go and keep Crescent Trail safe for hikers and
property owners.”
What he really is, is one of the original driving forces behind the CTHA.
Forty years ago, Schaeffer was a member of the Town of Perinton’s The trails are an escape within the Town. One minute you can be driving
Conservation Board when the Town was seriously looking for ways to on busy Pittsford/Palmyra Road and the next you can be immersed in the
preserve its open spaces. Indian Hill trail.
Schaeffer, along with residents Allan Donk and Frank Strong, among “You can be on a trail and you would swear that you are in the
others, started mapping out open spaces. As applications for new Adirondacks,” said Jim Smith, who was town supervisor from 1983-2013.
development came in, Schaeffer would negotiate with the developers to “The Town has always been a partner with Crescent Trail and tried to help
leave strips of the property open. in any way we could. Allan Donk was in my office every day advocating
for the trails. The people who got it started were so strong-minded that it
As members of the Conservation Board talked with landowners about would have been more of a surprise if they failed than if they didn’t.
Easements and Limited Development Districts, they came up with the idea
of preserving the land in a way that would inter-connect many of the open “There are no negatives with the trails.”
spaces. The arc became the “crescent” and the objective was to create Henry Howard, who grew up in Perinton, but now lives in Indiana, loves to
a footpath “trail” that would enable public access to, and appreciation of, hit the trails when he comes to visit his father.
Perinton’s environmental legacy. “As a kid, I explored the woods behind my house long before the Town of
The Crescent Trail was born. Perinton morphed them into the amazing Crescent Trail,’’ he said. “Now,
Schaeffer, who also served 9 years on the Planning Board and 15 on the every time I return home, I schedule time to visit the Crescent Trail and
Recreation and Parks Advisory Board, was a member of the Conservation rediscover that same joy as a trail runner.”
Board for 12 years. By the time he was done, Perinton had 30 of the 35
miles of trails in Town today. Continued on next page.
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Crescent Trails continued...
Jenny LePore is a big part of the new wave of the Crescent Trail Hiking “The people I work with on the trails are really dedicated,’’ he said. “I
Association. She has been a board member for two years and does the really believe this has prolonged my life. I’m doing something for the
publicity for the CTHA, including social media and marketing. community and get great exercise every time I do it. It really is a pleasure.”
Jenny and her husband Mike often bring their three kids, ages 3, 4, and 14, Unckless said it takes six weeks to complete a round of mowing on all
out to the trails. Sometimes they do tougher hikes by themselves. the trails. So most get mowed three times a season and a few four times.
“We plan to go out and see the ponds, the beavers, the birds and suddenly “We decide on Monday which trail needs the most work and then on
we are in the wilderness despite only being a short distance from a Wednesday I just make sure the team has everything they need to do the
neighborhood. It’s a neat experience,’’ she said. “Some trails are family- job,” said Unckless, who has 30 volunteers in his group and has various
friendly, others more suited for the avid hikers who don’t mind a little numbers help out each week. “Sometimes we are overloaded and we
uneven terrain. All I know is they are popular. The parking lots are full, have a lot problems with flooding in the spring. But between us and the
people parking on the streets. With the pandemic, everyone is looking for Town, we usually improve all the trails every year and make sure they are
new ways to enjoy the outdoors and for parents, it’s about keeping their usable year-round.”
kids active – the trails are it.” Schaeffer has been interested in nature since he fell in love with bird
LePore went on to say that this is an important time for the trails as the watching as a child. He grew up in West Redding, Pa. and landed his first
use is at an all-time high after the COVID-19 shutdown. job at the local museum working with bird exhibits.
“People who have never hiked before are now stepping out there,’’ she After graduating from high school, Schaeffer enrolled at the University of
said. “After 40 years, there is this renewed interest and an opportunity to Rochester to study biology and pre-med right after World War II.
educate the community on what the trails are about. We have a small group He said he had problems with Organic Chemistry “so I knew I couldn’t
of volunteers working hard to revamp our website, update our map, and be a doctor.” He was already enrolled in the Navy as part of the NROTC
spread the word about our monthly guided hikes. It’s an exciting time.” programs and committed to at least 3 years of active duty following
Wegmans has also renewed the “Crescent Trail Passport” program, now graduation and commissioning. His time began as the Korean conflict
called the “Hit the Trails.” Families can get a free card at Wegmans or the was getting started.
Perinton Community Center. Each time they go on a trail, they just need to Before he left, he fell in love with a coed from Nazareth College. His
do the rub on etching on the trail sign. Once they have visited all of them, relationship with Geraldine lasted until she died in 2008 after a third bout
they can enter the card into a drawing for a $200 Wegmans gift card. with cancer.
“The trails are a tremendous asset to the community,” said current Town After active duty, which included service in the Caribbean, Central and
Supervisor Ciaran Hanna. “The trails allow residents and other members South America, the Artic, Japan and Korea, Schaeffer was hired as a
of the area to escape from life for as long as they want. The Town is civilian “security specialist” for classified contracts in upstate New York,
committed to keeping the trails as wonderful as they are now. They are with an office at Kodak’s Navy Ordnance Division in Rochester.
vital to where we live.”
After getting the trails on the map, he helped form Crescent Trail Hiking
Jim Unckless has been with the CTHA for 19 years. The Kodak retiree has Associated Inc. in 1980. Since then, he has been trying to keep the CTHA
been in charge of trail maintenance – along with the Town – since 2007. focused on what matters – getting people back to nature.
On any good weather Wednesday from April to November, you should be
“People that are hiking need to be responsible for the nature around
able to find Unckless and his crew of Silver Foxes mowing grass, cutting
them,” he said. “The trails were created to give residents an escape right
back weeds, clearing trails and even helping Eagle Scouts complete
here in Town. We need to hold on to that.”
bridge projects on the trails.
For more information and maps on the Crescent Trail, go to: crescenttrail.org
Indian Hill
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History
Gatekeeper at his post at the Main Street
crossing, circa late 19th century.
Gatekeepers, Wooden Legs and Thumbtacks
By Bill Poray, Perinton Town Historian
Imagine the life of a railroad gatekeeper, stationed at street level matter of seconds. An amazed gateman viewed the damage – both gates
crossings around the clock, year round. A small hut was provided for sheared off within eight feet of the standards – tried to figure out how any
his comfort, with a bare lightbulb dangling from the rafters, and a petite man could have so little regard for his own life.” Indeed, working within a
woodstove to make cold winter nights tolerable. There was a time when few feet of a railroad crossing could be dangerous to life and limb.
the responsibility for monitoring the approach of a train and the activation
of the gate came down to one person – the railroad gatekeeper. As a young child, Judi Pittinaro Hall has vivid memories of the gatekeeper
at the Main Street tracks, in the waning days before automatic gates
The gatekeepers relied on their eyes and ears to detect the imminent replaced round-the-clock watchmen. “Growing up in Fairport, we had a
healthy respect for the trains. We were told many stories from our parents
arrival of a train at the crossing. Eventually a warning bell was utilized
and grandparents of the dangers of the train tracks. Some of them from
to confirm that a train was making its approach. When in the hut, the
working for the train company, some from living near the tracks, and
gatekeeper kept a watchful eye through windows in both directions.
some from accidents they had seen.”
Much of his time was spent outside the hut, watching the tracks and
waiting for the bell to ring.
Judi’s family lived on East Avenue on the village’s north side, and she and
her friends walked each day to the school on West Avenue. Crossing
As automobile traffic increased, the gatekeeper’s job became more the railroad tracks was a necessity, under the watchful eye of the well-
difficult, as impatient motorists and pedestrians would periodically take seasoned gatekeeper. Judi still remembers him perched on a chair outside
out their frustrations on the man that was simply doing his job. As reported the hut, one leg crossed over the other. His pant cuff was almost up to his
in an edition of the Fairport Herald-Mail of March, 1947: “A new kind of knee, and a row of thumbtacks were visible, firmly pressed into his calf.
gate crasher was revealed at the N.Y. Central crossing early Sunday How better to keep your sock from slipping down your wooden leg?
morning. Gates were down and a fast passenger train was pounding
down the rails toward the crossing. Several cars had lined up to wait.
An impatient and unknown motorist pulled out of the line, gave his car
the gun and smashed through the gates to beat the oncoming train by a
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account is now active. Please register for WebTrac prior to the first day @PerintonRec #PerintonRec
of registration to ensure your account is active.
NOTE: Please ensure that the dates of birth and grades you provide for QUICK REFERENCE
the participants are accurate, as the system will not allow enrollment for Weather Cancellation Policy: Programs conducted in school facilities
a program if the age and/or grade criteria are not met. These data fields are cancelled when schools are closed. Call the Recorded Taped
cannot be changed once they are entered. Information Line (425-1170) for an updated program status. Programs
cancelled due to poor weather conditions will be announced by WHAM
Please go online to https://webtrac.perinton.org and enter the ‘user (1180 AM).
name’ and ‘password’ that we have provided you. You can ‘shop’ by Holidays:
selecting your classes, placing them in your ‘shopping cart’ and ‘check Friday, October 9..................................................Superintendent Conference Day
out’ using Visa, Mastercard or Discover to complete your transaction on No School K-12
our secured site. A receipt may be printed for your records. Monday, October 12............................................Columbus Day
For more information, call the Perinton Wednesday, November 11................................Veteran’s Day
Recreation and Parks Department at Wednesday – Friday, November 25-27..........Thanksgiving Recess
223-5050. (Schools Closed)
All classes, unless otherwise Thursday & Friday, December 10-11...............K-5 Parent Conferences –
indicated, are available on WebTrac. No School K-5
Wednesday – Friday, December 23-January 1....Winter Recess
(Schools Closed January 1)
Friday, December 25...........................................Christmas Day (PCC Closed)
Friday, January 1..................................................New Year’s Day (PCC Closed)
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Irish Dance for Little Leprechauns
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Adult
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Crochet at Noon: Shawl
Crochet: Project Help for the Holidays
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Register early to avoid program
cancellation due to low enrollment.
2021 Parks Reservations for Perinton
Residents to start December 1st
The Recreation and Parks Department will accept 2021 reservation
applications for the Fellows Road Park Building, Perinton Park Building,
White Brook Nature Area Building and town park shelters for Perinton
residents beginning Tuesday, December 1, 2020. The month of December
is for residents’ reservations only. Reservations will be open to non-
residents (and residents also), Monday, January 4, 2021.
The Fellows Road Park Building, Perinton Park Building and White Brook
Nature Area Buildin will be available for reservations from January 2021
– December 2021. The fee for the Fellows Road and Perinton Park is $180
for Perinton residents, and the fee for White Brook is $160 for Perinton
residents. For non-residents, the fees will be $225 for Fellows Road
and Perinton Park, $180 for White Brook. The Fellows Road Park and
the Perinton Park buildings will accommodate groups up to 65 people
with tables and chairs and the White Brook Nature Area building will
accommodate groups up to 48. All three buildings are heated, have rest
rooms, a refrigerator and stove. The Fellows Road Building also has a
fireplace.
Picnic shelters are located at Center Park, Egypt Park, Fellows Road
Park, Kreag Road Park, Perinton Park and White Brook Nature Area and
will be available for reservations from May 1, 2021 – September 30, 2021.
Electrical outlets are provided at all shelters. The fee is $100 for residents
and $140 for non-residents. Unreserved shelters are available for use on
a first come, first served basis.
All applicants must be at least 21 years of age. Facility reservation forms
are available at the Perinton Recreation and Parks office located at
the Perinton Community Center, 1350 Turk Hill Road. Reservations will
be accepted on a first come, first served basis. Please list clearly a
second or third choice of date/location in the event your first choice is
not available. For further information, call the Perinton Recreation and
Parks office at 223-5050.
ATTENTION: The first week (December 1-7) of parks reservations will
be mail-in (or drop box) ONLY and will be processed randomly. A tan
drop box is available at the entrance of the Community Center to be used
in lieu of mail-in reservations if desired. On Tuesday, December 8, 2020,
reservations will be accepted in the office.
Crescent Trail Guided Hikes
Public Court Times Free, family-friendly guided hikes (no pre-registration required) are
Tennis and Pickleball courts are open and available at no charge for your organized each month by the Crescent Trail Hiking Association. Adults,
enjoyment. teens and children under 16 supervised by an adult are all welcome to
Hours: 8:00 AM-10:00 PM (Lighted) participate. All hikes start at 1:30 PM on the second Sunday of the month,
8:00 AM- Dusk (Un-Lighted) unless otherwise noted. Hikes are usually 1 ½ hours in duration and are
lead by a CTHA Board member to help educate hikers on the trail system.
Tennis Only For more information on where to meet up, visit the CTHA Facebook page
Perinton Park (6) – Lighted at www.Facebook.com/crescenttrail. Maps can be purchased at the
Potter Park (2) – Lighted Perinton Community Center.
Pickleball Only September 13: Lollypop Nature Trail
Potter Park (2) – Unlighted October 11: White Brook Nature Center
Tennis/Pickleball November 8: White Haven Memorial Park
Fellows Road Park (4) – Lighted
December: Off for the holidays
Kreag Road Park (2) - Lighted
To become a CTHA member or volunteer to help with the trails, please
Please be courteous and limit play. 1 hour for singles, visit CrescentTrail.org.
1 ½ hours for doubles if players are waiting.
Registration Begins: Monday, September 28, 20209
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2021 Community Garden
Ages: Open to families
The garden is a community space where people can rent a raised bed
or participate in the Share the Harvest program. Both areas allow
members (novice or expert) to grow their own produce and flowers, as
well as their gardening skills.
Location: Potter Park
Codes: 8’ x 4’ (single) 548100-A $25
16’ x 4’ (double) 548100-B $45
24’ x 4’ (triple) 548100-C $60
Share the Harvest 548100-D $20
Existing 2020 garden members may begin registering September 1.
New members registration begins on November 1.
Not available on WebTrac. Residents only.
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Special
Turkey Jam
Ages: 14 years and over
Work your heart out in more than one way. Free aerobic and
Events
water aerobic classes and use of the fitness equipment at
the PCC on Thanksgiving morning. Registration to attend
aerobic classes and to use the fitness facility is required.
Stay tuned to our Facebook page and website for more
announcements on classes and registration. Donation of bag
SAVE THE DATE!! of non-perishable food requested benefits the Perinton Food
Shelf. A free Turkey Jam t-shirt will be handed out for the
donations we receive.
Friday October 23 Halloween Parade Location: PCC
Date: Th., 11/26 8:00-10:00 AM (1 class) No charge.
Thursday November 26 Turkey Jam Not available on WebTrac.
Saturday December 5 Photos with the Grinch Photos with the Grinch
Ages: Open to all ages
Saturday December 5 Polar Express Join us to have your picture taken with The Grinch! Dress
Pajama Party as a Who, in your fancy attire or come as you are! Bring a
homemade ornament and help us decorate the Grinchmas
Tree. We are also accepting nonperishable donations for
the Perinton Food Shelf. Bring your own camera for photo
opportunities.
Location: PCC
Date: Code: 465810-A Sat., 12/5 9:30AM Res: $3, Non: $4
Code: 465810-B Sat., 12/5 10:15AM Res: $3, Non: $4
Code: 465810-C Sat., 12/5 11:00AM Res: $3, Non: $4
Code: 465810-D Sat., 12/5, 11:45AM Res: $3 Non: $4
Enroll all children attending.
Polar Express Pajama Party
Ages: Open to all ages
Be sure to bring Mom and Dad and wear your pajamas as we
watch The Polar Express! We will enjoy cocoa and cookies
afterward. If everyone is on their best behavior, we will have a
visit from Santa! Let’s make sure we are on his ‘good’ list. Our
photo corner will be set up so be sure to bring your camera!
Instructor: Anette Messer
Halloween Parade Location: PCC
Ages: Open to families Date: Code: 462841-A Sat., 12/5 5:00-7:30 PM (1 class) Res $6,
We will be looking to hold an alternative to our annual Non-Res $7
Halloween Parade. Stay tuned to our Facebook page and Enroll all family members that will be attending. Fee is
website for more details and announcements. This year’s charged per person.
costume contest will take place online, selecting winners
in each category. Upload your picture to the Perinton
Recreation & Parks Facebook page and use the hashtag
#PerintonHalloweenParade2020 and the category you will
be judged in (ex.: #TinyTots). The categories consist of Tiny
Tots, Preschool, Grades K-3, Grades 4-6, Teens, Adults and
Best Group. The winners will be selected by 10 pm Friday
night and may pick up their prizes the following Monday at
the Perinton Community Center. This event is co-sponsored
by the Fairport Rotary Club.
Location: Perinton Recreation & Parks Facebook Page
Date: Fri., 10/23 6:00 PM No charge.
Register Online Using
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PRESCHOOL
A note on Preschool Programs:
CHILD MUST MEET THE AGE REQUIREMENT OF PROGRAM BY PROGRAM START DATE.
* Please do not drop off your child prior to designated class time and be prompt in picking up your child.
You may register for more than 1 session during the registration period.
** Please note: When registering for a program that requires enrollment of both parent and child, it is imperative that both
names appear on the registration form.
Butterfly Kids Yoga Fun with Ones
Ages: 3-5 years Ages: 12-24 months (adult participation required)
Each yoga class provides your child with an engaging and Come and enjoy special play time with your little one. There
fun opportunity to explore yoga as we develop strength, will be equipment to play on, new friends to meet, songs and
balance, coordination, flexibility and more. Equal time is circle time.
spent on age-appropriate ways to breathe, ground ourselves Instructor: Sharilyn Ross
and find calm. Weekly themes include strength, peace, love, Location: PCC
being active, mindful bodies, thankfulness and more. Yoga Dates: Code: 415803-C M., 10/19-11/2 9:30-10:15 AM (3 classes) Res
mats available to borrow. $27, Non-Res $30
Instructors: Butterfly Kids Yoga Code: 415803-D Tu., 10/20-11/3 9:30-10:15 AM (3 classes)
Location: PCC Res $27, Non-Res $30
Dates: Miss Nicole Code: 415803-E M., 11/9-12/7 9:30-10:15 AM (4 classes) Res
Code: 421100-B Tu., 11/3-12/15 10:00-10:45 AM (7 classes) $36, Non-Res $40
Res $77, Non-Res $85 Code: 415803-F T., 11/10-12/8 (ex. 11/24) 9:30-10:15 AM
Miss Ali (4 classes) Res $36, Non-Res $40
Code: 421100-D F., 11/6-12/18 (ex. 11/27) 10:00-10:45 AM
(6 classes) Res $66, Non-Res $73 Hedgie’s Surprise
Ages: Open to families (adult participation required)
Join us for a reading of Jan Brett’s book Hedgie’s Surprise
followed by the opportunity to meet a variety of animals and
reptiles including the star of Jan Brett’s book. We will get to
watch our animal friends interact with each other running
around in a swimming pool.
Instructor: Anne Meade
Location: PCC
Date: Code: 425844-C F., 11/6 6:00-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $5,
Non-Res $6
Learn to Skate – Snowplow Sam
Ages: 4-6 years
Designed to help the preschooler develop preliminary
coordination and strength to maneuver and be comfortable
on the ice. Safety helmets are strongly recommended.
Adults must be in attendance during session but are not
allowed on the ice. Class includes a 20-minute group lesson.
Creative Movement Remainder of time is for practice. Please arrive 15 minutes
prior to the start of class.
Ages: 3-5 years
Simple dance steps are fun and energizing ways for children Instructor: Rochester Ice Center Instructors
to develop motor skills and expand their imagination. The Location: Rochester Ice Center, 80 Lyndon Road
introduction of basic ballet movements and vocabulary provides Dates: Code: 435824-B Sat., 11/14-12/19 (ex. 11/28) 9:35-10:35 AM (5
structure, improves coordination and challenges the memory. classes) Res $85, Non-Res $94
Registrant must provide pink leotard, pink tights, pink leather Code: 435824-C Sat., 1/9-2/13 9:35-10:35 AM (6 classes) Res
ballet shoes and hair pulled back off face into a bun. $100, Non-Res $110
Instructor: M.C. Classical Productions
Location: PCC
Dates: Code: 415854-A Sat., 10/24-12/19 (ex. 11/28) 9:00-9:30 AM (8
classes) Res $56, Non-Res $62
Register early to avoid program
cancellation due to low enrollment.
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Lil Athletes Pre-Ballet and Tap Class
Ages: 3-5 years Ages: 2 ½-3 ½ years
Lil Athletes is a fun and positive introduction to skills of all Children will have fun learning basic ballet and tap
sports (soccer, tennis, basketball and more). All games and steps, developing coordination, musicality, imagination
activities promote the development of gross motor skills and and creativity. A variety of props and styles of music are
encourage peer interaction in a safe and noncompetitive introduced to enhance the experience. Girls wear leotards
environment. and tights and pull their hair out of their face and boys wear
Instructor: Lisa Magliato t-shirts, gym shorts or sweat pants. Ballet and tap shoes are
Location: PCC required.
Dates: Code: 411819-B M., 10/19-11/16 1:30-2:15 PM (5 classes) Instructor: Vanessa Watters
Res $59, Non-Res $65 Location: PCC
Code: 411819-C M., 11/23-12/21 1:30-2:15 PM (5 classes) Dates: Code: 416815-B F., 10/23-1/15 (ex. 11/27, 12/25, 1/1) 10:15-
Res $59, Non-Res $65 11:00 AM (10 classes) Res $100, Non-Res $110
Pint Sized Picassos Preschool Adventures
Ages: 2-6 years (adult participation required) Ages: 2-6 years (adult participation required)
Come and explore all sorts of artistic materials. We’ll be Instructor: Sherry Murray
creating art with traditional materials like paint and brushes Location: PCC
but also with unusual materials like marbles and sponges!
Your young person will be so proud to create and bring
home their own unique works of art. Different projects each
Pigsty
Come have fun and leave the mess here! We’ll listen
session! (Day and evening sessions!) to the book Pigsty, rotate through six different activities
Instructor: Sharilyn Ross and make a snack. Preschoolers and their adult will
Location: PCC be encouraged to explore paint, fizz, foam and shaving
Dates: Code: 412822-B W., 10/21-11/4 10:00-10:45 AM (3 classes) cream together while making some fun projects to take
Res $30, Non-Res $33 home.
Code: 412822-C W., 11/18-12/9 (ex. 11/25) 10:00-10:45 AM (3
classes) Res $30, Non-Res $33 Date: Code: 428828-E Th., 10/22 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class)
Code: 412822-D W., 10/21-11/4 5:45-6:30 PM (3 classes) Res Res $15, Non-Res $17
$30, Non-Res $33
Code: 412822-E W., 1/6-1/13 5:45-6:30 PM (2 classes) Res Go Away Big Green Monster
$20, Non-Res $22 In this class, we will read Go Away Big Green Monster
and make a fun monster snack. We’ll assemble our own
creatures, experiment with slime, and rotate through
other stations where we will explore and craft together.
Date: Code: 428828-F Th., 10/29 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res
$15, Non-Res $17
Kids in the Kitchen
Does your little one love to help in the kitchen? In this
class, toddlers and preschoolers will be able to make
their own snacks by following simple instructions. They
will be encouraged to mix, measure, create and taste
new foods. Adults will learn some creative ways to serve
old favorites. Each week will center around an age-
appropriate theme. We will also read a story, make crafts,
play games and learn about colors, numbers and shapes.
Children will practice following directions, listening to
a teacher, taking turns, and using classroom materials
appropriately in a relaxed environment.
Dates: Code: 428828-G Th., 11/5-12/3 (ex. 11/26) 10:00-11:00 AM
(4 classes) Res $52, Non-Res $57
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**CHILD MUST BE ABLE TO Story Drama
INDEPENDENTLY USE BATHROOM. Ages: 3-5 years
ONLINE PROGRAM
In this class, we take selected children’s books* and use
them as the base for a dramatic exploration. Students will
create new characters and dramatic situations in which we
work together to overcome all sorts of challenges, while
using the stories as inspiration. Come experience some
great stories with us this Fall! *New stories are used each
class.
Instructor: Edward Rocha
Location: VIRTUAL CLASS
Dates: Code: 425232-I M., 11/2-11/23 9:00-9:30 AM (4 classes)
Res $50, Non-Res $55
Code: 425232-J W., 11/4-11/25 11:00-11:30 AM (4 classes)
Res $50, Non-Res $55
Tails, Toes, Ears, Eyes and Noses
Ages: 2-4 years (adult participation required)
We’ll read a story about different animal’s tails, toes, eyes,
ears and noses, then we’ll watch the animals move around
and interact with each other. After watching them play
together, you’ll get a close up view and the opportunity to
see what some of the animals feel like.
Instructor: Anne Meade
Location: PCC
The Mitten Dates: Code: 415831-B Sat., 11/14 9:00-10:00 AM (1 class) Res $10,
Let’s enjoy a class based on Jan Brett’s adorable animal Non-Res $11
characters who huddle together while they try to stay
warm in a snowstorm. We will listen to the story, bake a
fun snack, and then work together to create a cute mask
Terrific Twos and Threes
Ages: 2-3 years (adult participation required)
and an ice painting. We’ll play games and pretend to be
Busy 2 or 3 year old? Come, play and meet new friends!
the animals in the book.
We’ll play on gym equipment and end the class with circle
Date: Code: 428828-H Th., 12/10 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res
time fun. In circle time, we’ll sing, show and tell, read books
$15, Non-Res $17
and play games geared towards a toddler’s sense of fun and
The Gingerbread Man creativity.
Instructor: Sharilyn Ross
Run run as fast as you can, you can’t catch me, I’m the Location: PCC
Gingerbread Man! We will follow clues and go on a hunt Dates: Code: 411820-B Tu., 10/20-11/3 10:30-11:15 AM (3 classes)
through the Community Center after reading the story Res $27, Non-Res $30
about this naughty cookie and see if we can find him. Code: 411820-C Tu., 11/10-12/8 (ex. 11/24) 10:30-11:15 AM
Then we will make our own cracker ‘candy’ houses and (4 classes) Res $36, Non-Res $40
cinnamon ornaments. (The edible houses will be made
entirely from toddler friendly foods).
Date: Code: 428828-I Th., 12/17 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $15, The Animals’ Santa
Non-Res $17 Ages: Open to families (adult participation required)
Join us for a reading of Jan Brett’s book The Animals’ Santa
followed by the opportunity to meet a variety of animals and
Scribble and Scramble reptiles including the star of Jan Brett’s book. We will get to
watch our animal friends interact with each other running
Ages: 2-6 years (adult participation required)
Double your fun with two classes in one! Play in the gym around in a swimming pool.
room and explore your preschooler’s creativity in the art Instructor: Anne Meade
room. Each class ends with circle time fun! New projects Location: PCC
every session! Date: Code: 425844-E F., 12/18 6:00-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $5, Non-
Instructor: Sharilyn Ross Res $6
Location: PCC
Dates: Code: 415811-B Th., 10/22-11/5 9:30-10:30 AM (3 classes) The Snowy Nap
Res $30, Non-Res $33 Ages: Open to families (adult participation required)
Code: 415811-C Th., 11/12-12/3 (ex. 11/26) 9:30-10:30 AM Join us for a reading of Jan Brett’s book The Snowy Nap
(3 classes) Res $30, Non-Res $33 followed by the opportunity to meet a variety of animals and
reptiles including the star of Jan Brett’s book. We will get to
watch our animal friends interact with each other running
around in a swimming pool.
Register Online Using Instructor: Anne Meade
Location: PCC
Our WebTrac System - See Page 8 Date: Code: 425844-F F., 1/8 6:00-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $5,
Non-Res $6
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YOUTH AND TEEN
* PLEASE NOTE: PLEASE DO NOT DROP OFF YOUR
CHILD PRIOR TO THE DESIGNATED CLASS TIME AND
BE PROMPT IN PICKING UP YOUR CHILD.
REFER TO THE EARLY DROP OFF/LATE PICK UP POLICY
ON THE REGISTRATION INFORMATION PAGE.
Ballet I
Ages: 7-10 years
Ballet I builds on beginning ballet, encouraging the continuing
and developing student – but first-time students are welcome
too! Children learn ballet barre and center exercises and
routines of increased complexity. Strength, agility, graceful
athleticism and body awareness are improved upon through
the study of ballet technique. Please see the description of
clothing for Beginning Ballet.
Tiny Trotters Instructor: Vanessa Watters
Location: PCC
Ages: 4-6 years (adult attendance required)
Children will be introduced to the love of horses, their Dates: Code: 425851-B M., 10/19-1/11 (ex. 11/23, 12/21, 12/28) 4:30-
care and the enjoyment of riding. Your child will be taught 5:15 PM (10 classes) Res $100, Non-Res $110
the basics of grooming and riding while also learning and
observing safety rules. Beginning Ballet
Instructor: JLD Trainers Ages: 5-6 years
Location: JLD Equine, 1942 Turk Hill Road Beginning Ballet develops coordination and musicality,
Dates: Code: 425752-D Tu., 10/20-11/17 3:30-4:00 PM (5 classes) strengthens the imagination, nourishes creativity – and it’s
Res $120, Non-Res $130 fun! We begin with the basics of floor warm-ups, exercises
Code: 425752-E W., 10/21-11/18 3:30-4:00 PM (5 classes)
Res $120, Non-Res $130 at the barre, and traveling steps. Girls wear leotards, pink
Code: 425752-F F., 10/23-11/20 3:30-4:00 PM (5 classes) tights, pink leather ballet shoes and pull their hair out of their
Res $120, Non-Res $130 face. Boys wear t-shirts, gym shorts or sweat pants and
Code: 425752-G Tu., 12/1-12/15 3:30-4:00 PM (3 classes) black ballet shoes.
Res $70, Non-Res $77 Instructor: Vanessa Watters
Code: 425752-H W., 12/2-12/16 3:30-4:00 PM (3 classes) Location: PCC
Res $70, Non-Res $77 Dates: Code: 425854-A F., 10/23-1/15 (ex. 11/27, 12/25, 1/1)
Code: 425752-I F., 12/4-12/18 3:30-4:00 PM (3 classes) 4:30-5:15 PM (10 classes) Res $100, Non-Res $110
Res $70, Non-Res $77
We Are Santa’s Elves
Ages: 3-5 years
ONLINE PROGRAM
Ho Ho Ho…We are Santa’s elves! It’s twelve days before
Christmas and Santa’s elves are behind on their production
because there have been so many extraordinary amazing
children this year! With the clock ticking towards Christmas
Eve, the elves will need some super-duper Christmas Magic
to bring joy to every child who made Santa’s nice list.
This musical will not only fill your heart and soul with the
Christmas Spirit but will also be a wonderful introduction
for younger children to the world of musical theatre. Cast
members will also make new friends and learn the value of
teamwork. Tuition covers costume rental, sets, props, show
shirt and cast party.
Instructor: Edward Rocha
Location: VIRTUAL CLASS
Dates: Code: 425232-K Tu. & Th., 12/1-12/17 10:00-10:45 AM
(6 classes) Res $75, Non-Res $83
Register early to avoid program
cancellation due to low enrollment.
Registration Begins: Monday, September 28, 202015
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Disney’s The Little Mermaid Jr.
Grades: K-8
ONLINE PROGRAM
Journey “under the sea” with Ariel and her aquatic friends
in Disney’s The Little Mermaid Jr., adapted from Disney’s
Broadway production and the motion picture (featuring the
enormously popular Academy Award-winning music and
delightfully charming book and lyrics). Based on one of Hans
Christian Andersen’s most beloved stories, Disney’s The
Little Mermaid Jr. is an enchanting look at the sacrifices we
all make for love and acceptance. In a magical underwater
kingdom, the beautiful young mermaid, Ariel, longs to leave
her ocean home – and her fins – behind and live in the world
above. But first, she’ll have to defy her father, King Triton,
make a deal with the evil sea witch, Ursula, and convince the
handsome Prince Eric that she’s the girl whose enchanting
voice he’s been seeking. Cast members will also make new
Beginning Taekwondo friends and learn the value of teamwork. Tuition covers
Ages: 14 years and over costume rental, sets, props, show shirt and cast party.
Come learn the martial art of Taekwondo. Taught by experts, Instructor: Edward Rocha
this class provides an overview of the essential skills to self- Location: VIRTUAL CLASS
defense and is great for physical fitness. No experience Dates: Code: 425232-B M. & W., 11/2-12/16 5:30-7:00 PM
required. Visit www.taekwondoclub.org. (14 classes) Res $200, Non-Res $210
Instructor: Rochester Taekwondo Club Online Performances 12/18 & 12/19
Location: PCC
Dates: Code: 445847-A Sat., 10/24-1/16 (ex. 11/28, 12/26, 1/2) 10:30- Family Taekwondo
11:15 AM (10 classes) Res $65, Non-Res $71 Ages: 8 years and over
The class welcomes families to learn the art of Taekwondo. This
Caring Teens class introduces students to the martial arts while developing
The Teen Center and the Perinton Community Center are always looking strength of character. The goal is to provide fundamental
for teens interested in community service hours. We have designed a skills while challenging high-energy participation. Visit
program for teens looking for a community service opportunity gaining at www.taekwondoclub.org.
least ten hours of community service with Perinton Recreation and Parks. Instructor: Rochester Taekwondo Club
Here is your opportunity to give back to your community, volunteering in Location: PCC
areas of need, serving youth and senior populations in area parks and Dates: Code: 445847-C Sat., 10/24-1/16 (ex. 11/28, 12/26, 1/2) 9:30-
community facilities. Please contact Mike Clark with any questions or to 10:15 AM (10 classes) Res $65, Non-Res $71
set up your service hours at mclark@perinton.org.
Home Alone Safety
Disney’s Moana Jr. Ages: 7-10 years
Grades: K-8 A safety program that ensures children are safe while home
ONLINE PROGRAM alone. Learn tips on answering the phone and responding to
Disney’s Moana Jr. is a musical based on the 2016 Disney knocks at the door, basic first aid, important phone numbers,
animated movie Moana, about the strong-willed daughter of boredom busters and kitchen safety. Program includes
the chief of a Polynesian village who is chosen by the ocean workbook that will serve as a take-home reference.
itself to reunite a mystical relic with a goddess. When a Instructor: Jerry Bennett
blight strikes her island, Moana sets sail in search of Maui, Location: PCC
a legendary demigod, in the hope of returning the heart of Dates: Code: 435809-A M., 10/19 4:00-6:00 PM (1 class)
Te Fiti and saving her people. The musical features songs Res $20, Non-Res $22
written by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Opetaia Foa’i. Cast Code: 435809-B M., 12/7 4:00-6:00 PM (1 class)
members will also make new friends and learn the value of Res $20, Non-Res $22
teamwork. Tuition covers costume rental, sets, props, show
shirt and cast party. Intermediate Taekwondo
Instructor: Edward Rocha Ages: 9 years and over
Location: VIRTUAL CLASS Building on basics, students develop Taekwondo skills
Dates: Code: 425232-D Tu. & Th., 11/3-12/17 5:30-7:00 PM in self-defense, forms, sparring and continue to advance
(14 classes) Res $200, Non-Res $210 toward their Black Belt. Prior experience is required.
Online Performances 12/18 & 12/19 Instructor: Rochester Taekwondo Club
Location: PCC
Dates: Code: 445847-B Th., 10/22-1/14 (ex. 11/26, 12/24, 12/31)
Register Online Using 6:30-7:30 PM (10 classes) Res $65, Non-Res $71
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Intro to Horseback Riding Isshin-Ryu Karate –
Ages: 7-18 years
A beginner class for those who would like to learn to ride. Each
Green Through Navy Belt
Ages: 7 years and over
student will have their own horse to groom, tack up and ride
Continuation of intermediate karate curriculum. Techniques
with the aid of our stable hands. An experienced adult trainer
and self-defense skills taught in a supportive and
will teach them how to control their horse at the walk or trot.
enjoyable atmosphere. Students will learn belt appropriate
Instructors: JLD Trainers
requirements for advancement, building on prior experience.
Location: JLD Equine, 1942 Turk Hill Road
Learn at your own pace while building fitness, confidence,
Dates: Code: 435752-D W., 10/21-11/18 4:00-5:00 PM (5 classes)
balance and coordination in a fun, non-threatening setting.
Res $165, Non-Res $175
Instructors: Fairport Martial Arts Instructors
Code: 435752-E F., 10/23-11/20 5:00-6:00 PM (5 classes)
Location: PCC
Res $165, Non-Res $175
Dates: Code: 425808-B W., 10/21-1/13 (ex. 11/11, 11/25, 12/23, 12/30)
Code: 435752-F Sat., 10/24-11/21 11:00 AM-12:00 PM
6:30-7:20 PM (9 classes) Res $86, Non-Res $95
(5 classes) Res $165, Non-Res $175
Code: 435752-G W., 12/2-12/16 4:00-5:00 PM (3 classes)
Res $100, Non-Res $110
Isshin-Ryu Karate –
Code: 435752-H F., 12/4-12/18 5:00-6:00 PM (3 classes) Brown and Black Belts
Res $100, Non-Res $110 Ages: 7 years and over
Code: 435752-I Sat., 12/5-12/19 11:00 AM-12:00 PM Advanced karate curriculum continuing with techniques,
(3 classes) Res $100, Non-Res $110 kata and self-defense skills in a supportive and enjoyable
atmosphere. Students will learn belt appropriate
Intro to Western Riding requirements for advancement, building on prior experience.
Ages: 7 years and over Learn at your own pace, while building fitness, confidence,
An exciting addition to our program. Classes are taught balance and coordination in a fun, non-threatening setting.
by an experienced Western instructor who can teach you Instructors: Fairport Martial Arts Instructors
everything you ever wanted to know about Western riding! Location: PCC
Instructors: JLD Trainers Dates: Code: 425808-C W., 10/21-1/13 (ex. 11/11, 11/25, 12/23, 12/30)
Location: JLD Equine, 1942 Turk Hill Road 7:20-8:10 PM (9 classes) Res $86, Non-Res $95
Dates: Code: 435753-B Sat., 10/24-11/21 12:00-1:00 PM (5 classes)
Res $165, Non-Res $175 Learn to Skate – Basic
Code: 435753-C Sat., 12/5-12/19 12:00-1:00 PM (3 classes) Ages: 6-18 years
Res $100, Non-Res $110 This class introduces and develops the fundamental moves.
There are eight levels that are determined by participant’s
ability. Class includes a 20 minute group lesson. Remainder
of time is for practice. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to the
start of class. Adult must be present during session.
Instructors: Rochester Ice Center Instructors
Location: Rochester Ice Center, 80 Lyndon Road
Dates: Code: 435824-E Sat., 11/14-12/19 (ex. 11/28) 9:35-10:35 AM
(5 classes) Res $85, Non-Res $94
Code: 435824-F Sat., 1/9-2/13 9:35-10:35 AM (6 classes)
Res $100, Non-Res $110
Making Tracks with the Animal Teacher
Ages: 5-10 years
Come join us to learn about animal tracks and meet the
animals that made them. We will read a story about animal
tracks and then look at some animal footprints in the sand.
We will try to figure out something about who walked
Isshin-Ryu Karate – through the sand and who is coming to visit. Then we will
meet representatives of six different species of animals and
Beginner Through Orange Belt watch them interact in the sand. You’ll get the chance to see
Ages: 7 years and over the animals up close and see what some of the animals feel
Introduction and continuation of fundamental karate like! Educational take home sheet included.
techniques and self-defense skills in a supportive and Instructor: Anne Meade
enjoyable atmosphere. Students will learn blocks, kicks, Location: PCC
punches and stances, along with personal security and Dates: Code: 425844-D Sat., 11/14 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class)
self-defense basics. Learn at your own pace, while building Res $10, Non-Res $11
fitness, confidence, balance and coordination in a fun, non-
threatening setting.
Instructors: Fairport Martial Arts Instructors
Location: PCC Register early to avoid program
Dates: Code: 425808-A W., 10/21-1/13 (ex. 11/11, 11/25, 12/23, 12/30)
5:30-6:20 PM (9 classes) Res $86, Non-Res $95 cancellation due to low enrollment.
Registration Begins: Monday, September 28, 202017
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