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Perinton
Recreation & Parks
www.perinton.org
Registration Begins
March 22, 2021
Town Supervisor’s
Message Page 3
2021
Spring
Programs
Town News / Table of Contents
Town Supervisor’s
Ciaran Hanna
Message to the Community
Supervisor
Happy Spring, everyone. Winter certainly packed quite a punch toward As we enter this busy spring season, we are thrilled to welcome back two
the end of the season, and our Perinton Public Works crews were annual events, our Waste Recycle and Shredding Day is scheduled for
very busy maintaining 22 plow routes covering nearly 460 lane miles of May 15, 2021, and our Free Rabies Immunization Clinic is scheduled for
Town, County, and State roads. Crews were well-prepared, transforming June 12, 2021. These springtime events were postponed in 2020 due to the
equipment used to haul asphalt in the summer and collect leaves in the pandemic; however, we were able to host them in a new drive-through
fall into a fleet of winter-ready plow and salt vehicles. As the winter format in the fall. This new format worked so well that we will be offering
weather clears, these Public Works professionals will again transition these events again this year.
back into spring/summer time work like road, sidewalk, sewer and
drainage maintenance projects, along with our continued yard debris Our Recreation and Parks Department is also gearing up for a busy
collection program. spring. We have reimagined and retooled our recreation programs since
reopening the Community Center to the public. Our top priority remains
This year, the Town will start negotiating a new Host Community keeping people safe and reducing the community spread of COVID-19,
Agreement (HCA) with Waste Management. This important document and we are thrilled to offer residents new and safe ways to enjoy our
outlines the protections and benefits provided to our residents for hosting programming. We have enjoyed seeing residents active again in the
a portion of the High Acres Landfill within the Town of Perinton. It is Community Center - from private pool rentals to masked activities such as
important to note that this agreement only speaks to the local benefits pickleball and basketball. We’ve also opened our doors to a local karate
provided to our community; it does not permit the operation of the landfill studio that closed during the pandemic and is now resuming classes here
itself. The operational control of the landfill is managed by the New York at the Town. Our community has been a phenomenal partner in our effort
State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC). to reopen programs and activities safely. We appreciate your eagerness
to return to the Community Center and adapt to our new operations and
Although NYSDEC is the regulatory agency with primary permitting guidelines.
authority over the landfill, the Town will take this opportunity to add new
protections and enhanced accountability that will benefit our residents As always, if you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate
locally for years to come. Although our preliminary draft of the new Host to stop by, call or email me any time. My number is (585) 223-0770, and
Community Agreement is not yet complete, it will be ready very soon, and my email address is channa@perinton.org. I look forward to hearing from
we look forward to rolling it out and seeking your input. you.
A new HCA will afford us a great opportunity to serve our community Sincerely,
better and implement future safeguards. I look forward to continuing Ciaran Hanna
our efforts in advocating for the needs and protections our residents
deserve. Stay tuned to our website, www.perinton.org, for updates and
the beginning of the public comment process.
Table of Contents Tennis...........................................................................................................26
Golf...............................................................................................................27
James E. Smith Center Information..........................................................2
Aquatics......................................................................................................28
Animal Control..............................................................................................4
Aquatic Fitness...........................................................................................33
Upcoming Events.........................................................................................4
Adult Fitness...............................................................................................35
PASS..............................................................................................................4
Adult.............................................................................................................37
Building and Code Permits.........................................................................5
Adult Arts and Crafts and Cooking..........................................................41
Rabies Shot Clinic........................................................................................5
55+ Prime Time Programs.........................................................................43
Ann Peck on Karate.....................................................................................6
General Information..................................................................................45
Clean Pipes...................................................................................................6
Refund Policy/Drop Off Policy.................................................................46
Perinton Residential Refuse Program......................................................7
Registration Information...........................................................................46
The Crooked Canal from Fairport to Pittsford.........................................8
Registration Form.......................................................................................47
Mushroom House........................................................................................9
Lawn Fertilizer..............................................................................................9
WebTrac Info..............................................................................................10
Town Hall Closings: PCC Closings:
Special Events............................................................................................11 April 2: Good Friday April 4: Easter
Parks Programs..........................................................................................11 May 31: Memorial Day May 31: Memorial Day
Summer Camp............................................................................................12 July 5: Independence Day July 4: Independence Day
Sept. 6: Labor Day Sept. 6: Labor Day
Youth Camps...............................................................................................14
Oct. 11: Columbus Day Nov. 25: Thanksgiving
Preschool....................................................................................................16 Dec. 25 Christmas
Youth and Teen...........................................................................................20
Youth and Teen Arts & Crafts and Cooking............................................25 Recreation and Parks Content Starts Page 11
Registration Begins: Monday, March 22, 20213
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Phone: (585) 223-0770 • Fax: (585) 223-3629
Recorded information: (585) 425-1170
DPW Service Center: (585) 223-5115
After Hours Emergency: (585) 425-7380
Website: www.perinton.org
Facebook: Town of Perinton, NY
Twitter: @TPerinton
Thomas A. Klonick
Town Justice
Avik Ganguly
Town Justice
Spring Update from
Wayne Pickering, IAO
Animal Control:
Town Assessor Spring is here! That means wildlife will be coming out of winter hibernation, and increased sightings
and daytime activity may occur. Please check our website, www.perinton.org, and select the Animal
Joseph LaFay Control Department to find a list of frequently asked questions about how to live with wildlife.
Town Attorney Animal Control is available to assist with any sick or injured wildlife, as well as questions regarding
dogs and/or wildlife. Please give us a call at (585) 223-5115 during our operating hours or for after-
Robert J. Kozarits hours emergencies, please call (585) 425-7380.
Town Engineer Article 7 of The New York State Agriculture and Markets Law requires ALL dogs to be licensed in the
State of New York. If you have a dog that is not licensed, please stop in the Town Clerk’s Office to
Bill Poray obtain a dog license. You may also print out a New Dog License form (available on our website) and
Town Historian mail it in. Proof of Rabies Vaccination is required.
Stay safe and enjoy the outdoors!
Jason R. Kennedy
DPW Commissioner
Upcoming Events
Jeffrey D. Myers Blarney Bingo, March 12, 6:30 p.m., at PCC
Commissioner of Recreation and Parks
Egg Hunt, March 27, 10 a.m., at PCC
Board Meetings Perinton Waste Recycle & Shredding Day, May 15, at DPW
Town Board Free Rabies Immunization Clinic, June 12, 9 a.m., at DPW
2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month
at 7:30 p.m.
Planning Board
3rd Wednesday of every month
Perinton Alert Services
at 7:30 p.m.
System (PASS)
Conservation Board The Town of Perinton urges residents to sign up for our Perinton Alert Services System
Tuesdays before the 1st and 3rd (PASS). This free service will either text or email alerts or send alerts to you through Social
Wednesday of each month Media. Residents can receive messages about everything from scheduling and deadlines to
at 7:30 p.m. emergencies in the area. Residents can also choose to receive all Town alerts or only ones
from specific departments.
Zoning Board of Appeals
Go to the home page at Perinton.org and click on the PASS icon at the top of the home page or
4th Monday of every month
the PASS section lower on the home page to sign up for the alerts you would like to receive.
at 7:30 p.m. The system allows you to opt out whenever you like.
Due to state restrictions, all board meeting are PASS is designed to help improve communication between the town and its residents. More
being held virtually through StarLeaf. Please check than 7,100 residents have signed up already. So sign up to get alerts about your town and PASS
agendas for details. All meetings begin at 7:30 p.m.
it on to neighbors.
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DPW: Building and Code Permits
Start planning now for your spring and summer projects As your project progresses, our building inspectors will perform the necessary
With Spring right around the corner, many homeowners are watching HGTV inspections to help you comply with the building and zoning code. All of our
and browsing the web, envisioning the home improvement projects they are inspectors have extensive building code and construction experience so be
planning to tackle once the weather finally breaks. sure to tap them for any questions you may have.
Whether it’s a new shed, deck, fence, finished basement or any other project Once your project is finished and the final inspection is complete, BCD will
you can dream up, the Perinton Building & Codes Department (BCD) is issue a certificate of compliance or occupancy indicating the project meets
available to help you plan your project and get it off the ground. Check out all applicable codes. The Town will maintain your permit records for the
our webpage for tips on choosing a contractor, building permit requirements entire life of your property.
and other helpful information. Have a specific question? Send us a message So make the best of the colder months and start planning your projects now.
or stop in and speak to one of our knowledgeable building inspectors. BCD is here to help you make your improvements go as smoothly as possible.
Don’t forget that with any outside project, your local zoning
determines the property line setbacks and buildable locations
on your property. BCD staff can determine if your project
meets the zoning for your neighborhood. Some scenarios
require a trip to the Zoning Board of Appeals if your project
doesn’t quite meet the zoning. Variance applications are due
at least 4 weeks before the meeting date so be sure to check
your zoning ahead of time to avoid delay when you’re ready
to get started.
Once you’ve made your decisions and are ready for the next
step, follow the permit requirement guidelines and submit
your building permit application to the BCD office for review.
Most applications are reviewed in about a week, but that time
increases as spring approaches, so get your application in
early. Permits are valid for 6 months or more so it’s a good idea
to get your permit early so you’re ready for the nicer weather.
Rabies Shot Clinic
Perinton’s Free Rabies Immunization Clinic, in partnership with Monroe The clinic will be drive-through. Pet owners will be asked to remain in
County and Fairport Animal Hospital, will be held Saturday, June 12, their car until it is time for their pet to be immunized.
from 9 a.m.-noon at Perinton Department Rabies is a viral infection that is fatal once
of Public Works. symptoms develop. Health officials & NYS
Perinton Town Clerk Jen West and her Law require up-to-date rabies vaccinations
staff will once again be on hand to help to prevent the transmission of rabies from
any Perinton and Fairport dog owners a pet that has come in contact with a
obtain a new dog license or renewal, rabid animal to a person that subsequently
as required by NY State Agriculture & touches the exposed pet.
Markets Law. Dog licensing ensures Appointments for the Free Rabies
that your pet is vaccinated, and that Immunization Clinic are required. Further
your dog can be quickly reunited with information about the clinic can be
you should she/he become lost. obtained by calling (585) 223-5115.
Registration Begins: Monday, March 22, 20215
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Ann Peck on Karate...
“The main thing we teach is my
body, my spirit...”
Little did Ann Peck know that her 5-year-old son thinking
he was a super hero would lead to her getting a black belt
in karate.
But there she was in her 40s and taking on a new hobby. She
became so skilled in it that she now teaches classes at the
Perinton Community Center.
“He wanted to be Batman; he was going around and kicking
everything,’’ she said of her son, Wally. “So I figured I would
put that energy to use and sign him up for karate lessons.”
After a few months of taking him and her daughter, Sara, to
Fairport Karate at Perinton Square Mall, she decided she
might as well take some classes too. She became a fourth
degree black belt in March. Her daughter stopped taking
karate, but her son, now 21, is also a black belt and helps
7 teach classes at the PCC.
When COVID shut down the Fairport Karate studio in March,
the owners decided not to keep the school going. So Peck
collected some instructors to run programs through the
recreation and parks department.
They hold three classes a week on Wednesday nights,
teaching beginners to adults, from age 7 on up.
“The main thing we teach is my body, my spirit,” Peck, who
has lived in Perinton for 37 years, said. “We like to teach
students discipline, respect and to have confidence in
themselves. That is really what martial arts are about.”
Peck said she has never physically had to use her karate skills
but she has used the mental process many times.
“When someone is being verbally abusive to me, I use my
martial arts skills to keep myself calm,” she said. “That is
what we teach. Confidence is being yourself and controlling
situations around you.”
How much damage could she do if she did decide to use it?
“I have seen women smaller than me bring a 20-something,
strapping young man, to
his knees,” she said. “You
just use their body weight
against them and redirect
their energy. I have flipped
men way bigger than me.”
For now though, she is just
happy to give residents a
safe place to go to learn
how to better themselves.
“It is not about just
teaching kicking,” she
said. “It is about teaching
confidence and how
to avoid dangerous
situations. Hopefully, my
students come away
with these very important
aspects in their life.”
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The Crooked Canal from
Fairport to Pittsford
Photo by Department of the State
Engineer Western Division
By Bill Poray, Perinton Town Historian
this as an unworkable solution. He believed the answer was to find
I received an inquiry from a gentleman in Auburn, one that many of our
a route east of Rochester, low enough to be fed by the waters of the
residents and visitors have probably wondered: Why does the canal
Genesee River.
make a big bend between Fairport and Pittsford rather than simply
taking a straight route?” The biggest problem with an inland route was the Irondequoit Valley,
through which the creek of the same name flows. Surveys by Geddes
The great southern bend in the route of the canal was chosen as it was
and his men revealed that the optimum path across the valley was to be
the path of least resistance. In 1808, the New York State Assembly put
found in southern Perinton and west, toward Pittsford. James Geddes
forth a resolution: “…to cause an accurate survey to be made of the
was delighted to find that natural ridges of glacial origin, known as
rivers, streams, and waters (not already accurately surveyed), in the
eskers, could provide a method for boats to pass over much of the valley
usual route of communication between the Hudson River and Lake Erie,
and creek, 70 feet below. In the words of Geddes, “… to pass over these
and such other contemplated route as he may deem proper…” It is the
arid plains, and along the very tops of these high ridges, seemed like
last part of this quote regarding “other contemplated routes” which
idle tales to everyone around me.”
provided surveyor James Geddes with the latitude to deviate from
the commonly held belief that Lake Ontario must be part of the canal Surveyor Geddes was successful in making the case for the route we
system, so as to avoid the hills and valleys of this region. know today. The construction in 1822 of a man-made ridge, known as
“the Great Embankment,” was required to join forces with the natural
Geddes was against incorporating Lake Ontario into the canal’s plan.
ridges to provide passage over the Irondequoit Valley. Two man-made
Utilizing the Genesee River north to Lake Ontario would require a great
ridges were required, one almost a third of a mile in length, the other
quantity of locks. One look at the upper and lower falls of the Genesee
significantly shorter. The combination of the natural and man-made
confirms this. Others preferred a canal from Oneida Lake to Lake
ridges resulted in an elevated passage of well over a mile in length, and
Ontario to bypass the high ground east of Rochester. But utilizing Lake
was one of the great engineering accomplishments of its time.
Ontario meant that freight on canal boats would need to be transferred
to schooners capable of handling lake conditions. Geddes recognized
8 Follow us on Perinton Recreation & Parks • 223-5050 • www.perinton.orgMushroom House Construction on the home took two years, with the intent to finish by
Nancy’s wedding, which was to be hosted in one of the pods. They
wrapped up a few last-minute projects the morning of the ceremony,
and out of an abundance of caution, they evenly distributed the
wedding guests around the room because a pod had crashed and fallen
over in early construction. In fact, the broken pod is buried under the
structure that stands today. The original home had five large circular
pods, four with living spaces and one patio pod without a roof. During
construction, each pod was made on location from custom molds and
supported by reinforced concrete stems. A crane was used to lift each
stem and pod and set it in place. Each concrete roof was then built on
top, making the pods weigh about 90 tons each.
Designing the interior of the Mushroom House is where Marguerite
Antell truly shined. Immense thought and purpose went into each pod
and room. Every single detail was thought-out, down to matching the
sand stucco on the walls to the sand around the property. The floors
The Mushroom House is well-known as a unique and extraordinary consist of 9,000 earth-tone ceramic tiles – all handmade and fired by
home in the Town of Perinton. The Perinton Historical Society and Town Marguerite. She rolled the clay by hand, cut them into 4-inch squares,
Historian Bill Poray worked with Perinton resident Nancy Slaybaugh, and then textured, glazed, and fired them – a process that required her
daughter of the original owners who built the home, to curate a to handle each tile 10 separate times.
collection of items, photos, and mementos of the Mushroom House.
In 1969, Marguerite wrote a letter to architect Jim Johnson detailing
This curated collection is now on display at the entrance to Town Hall.
that she wanted a home “beyond their imagination.” A home that would
While many photos and video tours of the iconic home can be found require them to grow to “catch up” with its design concept and give
online, there are some fascinating and little-known tidbits about its them an exciting adventure in the years to come.
construction. Nancy Slaybaugh shared her firsthand knowledge of the
Her letters also show the incredible and indelible bond between the
building process and the original intent of the home. Her parents, Robert Antells. Marguerite requested her ceramics studio be close to Robert’s
and Marguerite Antell commissioned Jim Johnson, dubbed Rochester’s office to be near each other, even while working separately. Every detail,
most imaginative mid-20th-century architect, to partner with and build design, and purpose was thought-out and imagined by the Antells. Their
the house in 1969. philosophy on what a house truly means can be seen in every corner, no
For Nancy’s parents, the house became a “way of life.” From the start, matter the shape or size. Together, they created a home that stands as
they outlined the idea of a sculptural and organic structure in their a reminder to live out your adventure with the ones you love.
handwritten notes to Johnson. He then brought their vision to life – Declared a Perinton Historic Landmark in 1989, the Mushroom House
replicating the home’s shape after the common weed Queen Anne’s has since been bought and sold several times. It is located on Park Road
Lace. in the Town of Perinton near Powder Mills Park.
What you should know
about Lawn Fertilizer
Stormwater runoff from yards where fertilizers have been misapplied, of phosphorus-containing fertilizers for established lawns. This law
either by using too much or spreading it onto sidewalks or driveways, also requires that fertilizer put on impervious surfaces be picked/swept
will often contribute to unsightly algae blooms in neighborhood up immediately.
stormwater ponds. This frequently results in obnoxious odors when the DID YOU KNOW?
algae dies off and decays. Eventually, this nutrient polluted water will
make its way to Irondequoit Bay. The storm drains located on your street or in your back yard often
discharge to stormwater management ponds, but some empty directly
Homeowners can take action to reduce these impacts and help protect into local creeks without any treatment.
water quality by ensuring that ONLY ZERO PHOSPHORUS FERTILIZERS
are applied to their lawns, as well as SWEEPING UP fertilizer that ends The label on a fertilizer bag shows three numbers that indicate the
up on impervious surfaces such as sidewalks and driveways. Most percentage by weight of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, in that
soils in Monroe County already have sufficient phosphorus to support order. So make sure you choose a fertilizer that has 0 phosphorus (for
a healthy lawn. If your lawn needs to be fertilized, applying only once example, 26-0-3).
a year during the fall will also greatly reduce the amount of nutrients For more information about local stormwater pollution and what you
reaching our local waterways. can do to reduce it, please visit www.H2OHero.org or www.perinton.
Recognizing that the overuse of fertilizers can have severe impacts on org/departments/public-works/sewer-department/stormwater-
water quality, New York State passed a law that prohibits the application management/
Registration Begins: Monday, March 22, 20219
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WebTrac Information
Save time and register for programs and parks shelters (not buildings) Stay Connected!
online! Register directly on the site, https://webtrac.perinton.org. Under Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for updates
the “Member Login” section, please click on the “Need an account?” link. and notifications about Perinton Recreation and Parks
All you need to do is fill out the required information. This information will happenings. Join the conversation, share your thoughts,
be sent to recreation staff and they will review and confirm the account. and show us your Perinton pride by checking in, tagging us
Once the account is confirmed, you will receive an email stating that your and using #PerintonRec.
account is now active. Please register for WebTrac prior to the first day
of registration to ensure your account is active. Perinton Recreation and Parks
NOTE: Please ensure that the dates of birth and grades you provide for
the participants are accurate, as the system will not allow enrollment for @PerintonRec #PerintonRec
a program if the age and/or grade criteria are not met. These data fields
cannot be changed once they are entered.
Please go online to https://webtrac.perinton.org and enter the ‘user name’ QUICK REFERENCE
and ‘password’ that we have provided you. You can ‘shop’ by selecting Weather Cancellation Policy: Programs conducted in school facilities are
your classes, placing them in your ‘shopping cart’ and ‘check out’ using cancelled when schools are closed. Call the Recorded Taped Information
Visa, Mastercard or Discover to complete Line (425-1170) for an updated program status. Programs cancelled due
your transaction on our secured site. A to poor weather conditions will be announced by WHAM (1180 AM)
receipt may be printed for your records.
Holidays:
For more information, call the Perinton Friday & Monday, May 28 & 31........................Memorial Day Recess
Recreation and Parks Department at 223-5050. (Schools Closed)
All classes, unless otherwise Monday, May 31..................................................Memorial Day (PCC Closed)
indicated, are available on
WebTrac.
What’s New For SPRING
Parks Programs Adult Arts & Crafts and Cooking
Need Garden Help? ATC Mixed Media Sampler
Gelli Print
Preschool
Crochet at Noon: Market/Beach Bag
Dance with Me
Project Help: Crochet or Knitting
The Turnip
Tumble-Hip Hop Combination Class
Youth and Teen
Hike-N-Seek
Irish Hurling Skills
Youth Beginner Fencing
Golf
Adult Short Game Clinic
Adult
Adult Tap
Introduction to Modern Board Games:
A Sampler
iPhone-ography, Really Get to Know the
iPhone Camera Application
iPhone Photos App - Really Get to Know
the iPhone Photos Applicaion
10 Follow us on Perinton Recreation & Parks • 223-5050 • www.perinton.orgSpecial Events Parks Dept. Programs
Building and Shelter Reservations
We have new forms for our 2021 Building and Shelter Reservations.
Special
New forms are available at the PCC front desk or on the Town’s website
www.perinton.org/wp-content/uploads/2021-Building-and-Shelters-
Fillable.pdf.
Athletic Field Reservations
Events
Call and reserve athletic fields now for Spring, Summer and Fall
2021. We take pride in offering the highest level of fields available to
residents, local teams and sports clubs. We will do our best and cater
to your team’s requirements: line fields in different colors, set bases,
SAVE THE DATE!! groom infields or mow for your tournament. New reservation forms are
available at https://perinton.org/departments/randp/parks-department/
park-reservation/athletic-fields-courts/
Saturday May 8 Mother Daughter Tea
We Need You to Grow!!
Saturday June 5 20th Annual Fishing Derby “Share the Harvest” garden is available for the first 30 members that register.
These members with rotating watering, weeding and harvesting schedules
Register early to avoid program literally “share the garden”. During the harvest months, 30% of the harvest
cancellation due to low enrollment. is donated to local families and charities. This garden is best suited for
gardeners looking for a large variety of vegetables but don’t have the time to
Mother Daughter Tea garden in their own bed, and willing to share the harvest to individuals in need
Moms of all ages bring your daughters to celebrate Mother’s and group/agencies. Examples of agencies are Girl/Boy Scout troops, local
Day with us. Dress in your fancy clothes and enjoy tea, churches and schools, and senior/youth programs. The Share the Harvest
punch and some sweet treats. We will have a special spot bed is approximately 80 x 70 feet.
set up for photos and do a memorable craft. Enjoy your Garden layout and guidelines are available to view at www.perinton.org,
special time together. under Parks Department and Community Garden.
Instructor: Anette Messer Code: 548100-D $20
Location: PCC
Date: Code: 265209-A Sat., 5/8 11:00 AM-12:00 PM (1 class) Res $9,
Non-Res $10 Need Garden Help?
Code: 265209-B Sat., 5/8 1:00-2:00 PM (1 class) Res $9,
Previous owner of Backyard Secrets, garden consultant, now Parks Director,
Non-Res $10
Ms. Stacey, is offering her garden and landscape secrets to Perinton
residents. One hour of consultation is available at an agreed time at your
20th Annual Fishing Derby home. Social distancing and masks a must. Learn to clean and sharpen your
Ages: 6-15 years pruners, where and when to prune, names of plants and care instructions,
Boys and girls, grab a fishing pole, bring your favorite bait design help and all your turf concerns answered. Have your questions ready.
and join us in Perinton Park for a fishing derby. This ‘kids
Code: 245156-A $100
only’ catch and release tournament will feature fishing,
** All proceeds go to the Perinton Pride Fund supporting recreation programs
prize giveaways and food for participants! Ask an adult to
for all ages in need of services plus development of inclusive programs and
accompany you for a ‘reely’ fun morning of fishing. (Bring
park amenities.
your own pole and bait). Sponsored by the Knights of
Columbus. Not available on WebTrac.
Location: Perinton Park Shelter, 99 O’Connor Road Crescent Trail Guided Hikes
Date: Code: 225210-A Sat., 6/5 9:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $10, Free monthly guided hikes, no pre-registration required, are organized by
Non-Res $11 the Crescent Trail Hiking Association. Adults, teens and children under 16
supervised by an adult are welcome to participate. All hikes start at 1:30 PM
on the second Sunday of the month, unless otherwise noted. At any point of
the hike, you may turn around and return to the start if your time is limited.
Hikes are usually around 1 ½ hours in duration. For more information, go to the
Association’s website www.crescenttrail.org or visit us on Facebook at www.
facebook.com/crescenttrail. If you have an idea for a new hike or would like
to lead a hike, send us an email at crescenttrail@gmail.com.
For the safety of our community, we ask that if you plan to attend a guided hike
in 2021, please wear a face mask to protect your peers, stay 6 feet apart from
one another on the trails and please refrain from attending if you or someone
you know has come in contact with someone diagnosed with COVID-19.
April 11 – Center Park Birds of Prey Hike with our special guests from Braddock
Bay Raptor Research. Meeting at Center Park East parking lot.
May 9 – Indian Hill Mother’s Day Wildflower Hike. Meeting at the trailhead
on Route 31.
June 13 – Historical Fairport Village Hike with our special guest Town Historian
Bill Poray. Meeting location TBD.
Registration Begins: Monday, March 22, 202111
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Summer
Day Camp
Register early to avoid program
cancellation due to low enrollment.
Pre-registration at the Perinton Community Center
is required and the number of registrants at each
site may be limited. No on-site registration will
be held at the individual parks. Registration fee
will not be pro-rated or refunded for missed days.
2021 Summer Day Camp Program volunteer
applications are now being accepted. Space is
limited. Due to New York State Department of
Health regulations, volunteers must be at least
15 years of age by the start of the program. A
letter will be sent to all potential volunteers with
information on a mandatory meeting in June.
The Summer Day Camp Program is a certified day
camp by the New York State Department of Health.
We are required to have up-to-date vaccination
records on file for all participants. Please bring
these to the Perinton Community Center or email
to nberlin@perinton.org or jreed@perinton.org
prior to the program beginning.
Program refunds will not be given when there are
emergency school cancellations that require us to
cancel short, school-based programs.
Playground Sites
Fellows Road Park, Potter Park, Dudley School
Ages: 6-13 years or entering grades 1-8 (age 5 if completed Kindergarten)
Supervised activities include games, arts and crafts, guest speakers, special events and more.
New themes each week. Program is held rain or shine.
Times: 9:00 AM-4:00 PM 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Children must be picked up promptly at dismissal.Please refer to the Late Fee Policy in program
Brochure. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
Summer Day Camp Schedule
* Field trips and on-site guests TBD based on guidelines. *
Themed art project each week.
(Schedule subject to change)
June 28 – July 2 July 19-23 August 9-13
Patriotic/Olympics Wellness Week Outer Space
July 6-9 July 26-30 August 16-20
Minion Madness Animal Planet Science Week
July 12-16 August 2-6
Halloween in July Carnival Week
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TWO WEEK SESSIONS
Session 1: 6/28-7/9 (ex. 7/5) Session 3: 7/26-8/6
Fellows Road Park 325799-D Res $187, Non-Res $197 Fellows Road Park 325799-F Res $208, Non-Res $218
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-DD Res $248, Non-Res $258 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-FF Res $276, Non-Res $286
Potter Park 325799-J Res $187, Non-Res $197 Potter Park 325799-L Res $208, Non-Res $218
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-JJ Res $248, Non-Res $258 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-LL Res $276, Non-Res $286
Dudley 325799-M Res $187, Non-Res $197 Dudley 325799-O Res $208, Non-Res $218
Session 2: 7/12-7/23 Session 4: 8/9-8/20
Fellows Road Park 325799-E Res $208, Non-Res $218 Potter Park 325799-P Res $208, Non-Res $218
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-EE Res $276, Non-Res $286 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-PP Res $276, Non-Res $286
Potter Park 325799-K Res $208, Non-Res $218
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-KK Res $276, Non-Res $286
Dudley 325799-N Res $208, Non-Res $218
ONE WEEK SESSIONS
Week 1: 6/28-7/2 Week 5: 7/26-7/30
Fellows Road Park 325799-DA Res $130, Non-Res $140 Fellows Road Park 325799-FA Res $130, Non-Res $140
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-DY Res $167, Non-Res $177 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-FY Res $167, Non-Res $177
Potter Park 325799-JA Res $130, Non-Res $140 Potter Park 325799-LA Res $130, Non-Res $140
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-JY Res $167, Non-Res $177 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-LY Res $167, Non-Res $177
Dudley 325799-MA Res $130, Non-Res $140 Dudley 325799-OA Res $130, Non-Res $140
Week 2: 7/6-7/9 Week 6: 8/2-8/6
Fellows Road Park 325799-DB Res $104, Non-Res $114 Fellows Road Park 325799-FB Res $130, Non-Res $140
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-DZ Res $134, Non-Res $144 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-FZ Res $167, Non-Res $177
Potter Park 325799-JB Res $104, Non-Res $114 Potter Park 325799-LB Res $130, Non-Res $140
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-JZ Res $134, Non-Res $144 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-LZ Res $167, Non-Res $177
Dudley 325799-MB Res $104, Non-Res $114 Dudley 325799-OB Res $130, Non-Res $140
Week 3: 7/12-7/16 Week 7: 8/9-8/13
Fellows Road Park 325799-EA Res $130, Non-Res $140 Potter Park 325799-PA Res $130, Non-Res $140
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-EY Res $167, Non-Res $177 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-PY Res $167, Non-Res $177
Potter Park 325799-KA Res $130, Non-Res $140
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-KY Res $167, Non-Res $177 Week 8: 8/16-8/20
Dudley 325799-NA Res $130, Non-Res $140 Potter Park 325799-PB Res $130, Non-Res $140
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-PZ Res $167, Non-Res $177
Week 4: 7/19-7/23
Fellows Road Park 325799-EB Res $130, Non-Res $140
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-EZ Res $167, Non-Res $177
Potter Park 325799-KB Res $130, Non-Res $140
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-KZ Res $167, Non-Res $17
Dudley 325799-NB Res $130, Non-Res $140
Registration Begins: Monday, March 22, 202113
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Be Wild Adventure Camp Register early to avoid program
Grades: 3-6 cancellation due to low enrollment.
Explore diverse adventures each day by creating new
friendships, developing leadership skills through games,
problem solving and having entertainment over break. Field
trips may include soaring from ropes at Rock Ventures, Register Online Using
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Foam Dart League, exploring animals at the Seneca Park Zoo
scavenger hunt, cooking lunch, swimming and more. https://webtrac.perinton.org
Instructors: Kerry Lyon & James Rafoth
Location: PCC Pool Camp Program
Dates: Code: 325804-A M.-F., 6/28-7/2 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes) Ages: 6 years and over
Res $250, Non-Res $260 If you love the water, you will love this day camp! Held at
Code: 325804-B M.-F., 8/16-8/20 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes) the Community Center, kids will have a swim lesson along
Res $250, Non-Res $260 with water activities, crafts and outdoor games. The day is
capped off with free swim in the afternoon. One of our most
Nature Explorers popular summer programs, so register early. Must be 6 or
have completed Kindergarten.
Ages: 9-11 years Instructors: Aquatic Center Staff
Spend a week having fun exploring the White Brook Nature Location: PCC
Area with hikes, bug catching, crafts and so much more. All Dates: Code: 323326-A M.-F., 6/28-7/2 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes)
activities designed to discover and identify the plants, insects Res $165, Non-Res $175
and animals that live there and learn about their habitat. Code: 323326-B M.-F., 7/5-7/9 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes)
Don’t forget to bring your lunch, water bottle, sneakers, bug Res $165, Non-Res $175
repellent and your enthusiasm. Afternoon snack provided. Code: 323326-C M.-F., 7/12-7/16 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes)
Instructors: Karen Barriault & Staff Res $165, Non-Res $175
Location: White Brook Nature Area, 250 Aldrich Road Code: 323326-D M.-F., 7/19-7/23 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes)
Dates: Code: 325245-C M.-F., 8/9-8/13 9:00 AM-3:00 PM (5 classes) Res $165, Non-Res $175
Res $145, Non-Res $155 Code: 323326-E M.-F., 7/26-7/30 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes)
Res $165, Non-Res $175
Nature Explorers Too Code: 323326-F M.-F., 8/2-8/6 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes)
Res $165, Non-Res $175
Ages: 6-8 years
Spend the week having fun exploring the White Brook Code: 323326-G M.-F., 8/9-8/13 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes)
Nature Area with hikes, bug catching, crafts and so much Res $165, Non-Res $175
more. All activities designed to discover and identify the
plants, insects and animals that live there and learn about Pre-K Hooray
their habitat. Don’t forget to bring your lunch, water bottle, Ages: 3-5 years
sneakers, bug repellent and your enthusiasm. Afternoon It’s summer, come join the fun! We’ll have guests visit, enjoy
snack provided. arts and crafts, play outdoors, play games, be creative and
Instructors: Karen Barriault & Staff make new friends. Snack is provided.
Location: White Brook Nature Area, 250 Aldrich Road Instructors: PCC Staff
Dates: Code: 325245-A M.-F., 7/26-7/30 9:00 AM-2:30 PM (5 classes) Location: PCC
Res $135, Non-Res $145 Dates: Patriotic
Code: 325245-B M.-F., 8/2-8/6 9:00 AM-2:30 PM (5 classes) Code: 315818-A M.-F., 6/28-7/2 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes)
Res $135, Non-Res $145 Res $80, Non-Res $88
Minion Madness
Code: 315818-B Tu.-F., 7/6-7/9 9:00-11:15 AM (4 classes)
Res $64, Non-Res $70
Halloween in July
Code: 315818-C M.-F., 7/12-7/16 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes)
Res $80, Non-Res $88
Wellness Week
Code: 315818-D M.-F., 7/19-7/23 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes)
Res $80, Non-Res $88
Animal Planet
Code: 315818-E M.-F., 7/26-7/30 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes)
Res $80, Non-Res $88
Mad Science
Code: 315818-F M.-F., 8/2-8/6 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes) Res
$80, Non-Res $88
Summer Skill Development Camps
With many unknowns, it is difficult to foresee exact dates and times for
our summer sports skill camps at this early stage. We will, however,
be offering our long standing sports skills camps this summer. Be
watching the website and the summer brochure for specifics.
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Summer Theater Camps BOTS: This STEM musical invites you into the exciting world
of robotics competitions, where teams and their (singing and
Grades: K-8
dancing) robots are all vying for the top prize!
School is out, fun is in! Send your kids to a camp that includes
Code: 325232-H M.-F., 8/16-8/20 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes)
instruction in acting, singing, dance and more. The camp
Res $150, Non-Res $160
ends in an outdoor performance on Friday afternoon for
Code: 325232-HH M.-F., 8/16-8/20 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5
family, friends and the community. Campers who also enjoy
classes) Res $230, Non-Res $240
creating sets, props and costumes will do so throughout the
High School Musical Theme Week: Join us for a fun and
day!
exciting week as campers learn to sing some of the well-
Instructor: Edward Rocha, Bravo! Creative Arts
known songs and work on dance choreography based on
Location: PCC
selections from the High School Musical movies.
Dates: Cinderella: Throw out your fairy tale ideas of Cinderella with
Code: 325232-I M.-F., 8/23-8/27 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes)
dainty glass slippers and hideous step sisters – this unique
Res $150, Non-Res $160
and hilarious adaptation has a new twist!
Code: 325232-II M.-F., 8/23-8/27 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes)
Code: 325232-A M.-F., 6/28-7/2 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes)
Res $230, Non-Res $240
Res $150, Non-Res $160
Teen Beach Movie Theme Week: As the Summer wraps
Code: 325232-AA M.-F., 6/28-7/2 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5
up, what better way to celebrate than throwing an end of
classes) Res $230, Non-Res $240
Summer Beach Bash! Campers will learn to sing some of the
Rapunzel: Get ready for some high adventure! Rapunzel well-known songs and work on dance choreography based
escapes from her tower to explore the outside world she on selections from the Teen Beach movies.
has been dreaming about. In doing so, she meets many new Code: 325232-J M.-F., 8/30-9/3 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes)
friends and learns that there is far more beyond the tower Res $150, Non-Res $160
walls that what she had even imagined. Code: 325232-JJ M.-F., 8/30-9/3 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes)
Code: 325232-B M.-F., 7/5-7/9 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes) Res $230, Non-Res $240
Res $150, Non-Res $160
Code: 325232-BB M.-F., 7/5-7/9 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes)
Res $230, Non-Res $240 Wee Nature Explorers
Press Start: Welcome to the bright, pixelated world of video Ages: 3-5 years
games. When the famous characters we know and love run Come explore all the hidden wonders of the White Brook
out of lives, they decide to put on a musical fundraiser that Nature Area. There are many different activities including
will help them raise gold rings and play on! nature hikes, bug catching, crafts and a whole lot more.
Code: 325232-C M.-F., 7/12-7/16 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes) Each week explores a different topic: pond life, birds and
Res $150, Non-Res $160 plants, mammals, and bugs! Snack provided. Sneakers
Code: 325232-CC M.-F., 7/12-7/16 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 required. We will have tons of fun!
classes) Res $230, Non-Res $240 Instructors: Karen Barriault & Staff
Hamilton Theme Week: Don’t throw away your shot to sing Location: White Brook Nature Area, 250 Aldrich Road
some well-known songs and work on dance choreography Dates: Code: 315215-A M.-F., 6/28-7/2 9:30-11:30 AM (5 classes)
based on selections from Hamilton. Res $95, Non-Res $105
Code: 325232-D M.-F., 7/19-7/23 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes) Code: 315215-B M.-F., 7/5-7/9 9:30-11:30 AM (5 classes) Res
Res $150, Non-Res $160 $95, Non-Res $105
Code: 325232-DD M.-F., 7/19-7/23 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 Code: 315215-C M.-F., 7/12-7/16 9:30-11:30 AM (5 classes)
classes) Res $230, Non-Res $240 Res $95, Non-Res $105
The Most Epic Birthday Party Ever: Skyler and her older Code: 315215-D M.-F., 7/19-7/23 9:30-11:30 AM (5 classes)
brother Charlie have never gotten along. But during Skyler’s Res $95, Non-Res $105
mysterious 12th birthday party, their rivalry reaches EPIC
proportions.
Code: 325232-E M.-F., 7/26-7/30 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes) Young Nature Explorers
Res $150, Non-Res $160 Ages: 5-7 years
Code: 325232-EE M.-F., 7/26-7/30 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 Come explore all the hidden wonders of the White Brook
classes) Res $230, Non-Res $240 Nature Area. There are many different activities including
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: In this hilarious play, Snow White nature hikes, bug catching, crafts and a whole lot more.
is more than just a pretty face. It is Snow White’s brains Each week explores a different topic: pond life, birds and
that make the Queen jealous and inspire the Queen’s comic plants, mammals, and bugs! Snack provided. Sneakers
efforts to ensure that the Queen is deemed the “cleverest required. We will have tons of fun!
one of all.” Instructors: Karen Barriault & Staff
Code: 325232-F M.-F., 8/2-8/6 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes) Location: White Brook Nature Area, 250 Aldrich Road
Res $150, Non-Res $160 Dates: Code: 325215-A M.-F., 6/28-7/2 1:00-3:30 PM (5 classes) Res
Code: 325232-FF M.-F., 8/2-8/6 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes) $98, Non-Res $108
Res $230, Non-Res $240 Code: 325215-B M.-F., 7/5-7/9 1:00-3:30 PM (5 classes) Res
Space Pirates: Pirates! Aliens! Space Travel! This is a story $98, Non-Res $108
about Gabby, a kid who gets picked on for being smart. It’s only Code: 325215-C M.-F., 7/12-7/16 1:00-3:30 PM (5 classes)
after going on a whirlwind space adventure with her classmates Res $98, Non-Res $108
that she truly becomes comfortable in her own skin. Code: 325215-D M.-F., 7/19-7/23 1:00-3:30 PM (5 classes)
Code: 325232-G M.-F., 8/9-8/13 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes) Res $98, Non-Res $108
Res $150, Non-Res $160
Code: 325232-GG M.-F., 8/9-8/13 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5
classes) Res $230, Non-Res $240
Registration Begins: Monday, March 22, 202115
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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.
Preschooler and Parent Drop-In Gym Creative Movement
Ages: 1-5 years (infants in arms permitted) Ages: 3-5 years
Playtime in the gym for parents and children, 1-5 years Simple dance steps are fun and energizing ways for children
(infants in arms permitted). Colorful equipment to climb to develop motor skills and expand their imagination. The
on, riding toys, etc. for active fun. Equipment is sanitized introduction of basic ballet movements and vocabulary
regularly! Dry sneakers and comfortable clothes are provides structure, improves coordination and challenges
required. Face masks required for adults and encouraged the memory. Registrant must provide pink leotard, pink
for children. Check in at the downstairs desk. tights, pink leather ballet shoes and hair pulled back off face
Location: PCC into a bun.
Dates: Tu. & Th., 10:30-11:15 AM or 11:45-12:30 PM Instructor: M.C. Classical Productions
Appointments must be made on Town website through Location: PCC
Acuity. Dates: Code: 215854-A Sat., 4/17-6/26 (ex. 5/29) 9:00-9:30 AM
Fees: $4.25/child (resident), $5.25/child (non-resident). No charge
(10 classes) Res $70, Non-Res $77
for parent or guardian.
10x stamp passes available for residents ($37.00) and non-
residents ($50.00).
Dance with Me
Not available on WebTrac. Ages: 18 months-3 years
Dance with Me is a half hour creative movement class
Art and Sensory Play suitable for young dancers. Parents/guardians will
Ages: 15 months – 7 years (adult participation required) participate actively in the class as children learn basic steps,
This process-oriented art class is so much fun for young movements and terminology through songs, stories and play.
children. Not only do they make beautiful works of art, but Instructor: Ramona Reuter
they will explore STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Location: PCC
Art, Math) concepts through the process. They will make art Dates: Code: 215898-A Th., 4/15-5/20 9:30-10:00 AM (6 classes)
by using catapults, bouncing & throwing, rolling & shaking, Res $48, Non-Res $52
gluing & pasting, blowing & pulling, whacking & smacking,
sticking & stacking, and more! They will get to explore a
variety of materials with their senses. They will explore
Fun With Ones
Ages: 12-24 months (Parent participation required.)
slimy things, ooey gooey things, wet and dry things, rough Come and enjoy special play time with your little one! There
and smooth things and more! It will be so much fun, so will be equipment to play on, new friends to meet, songs and
please dress for a mess. circle time.
Instructor: Drew Beeman, Progressive Early Learning Instructor: Sharilyn Ross
Location: PCC Location: PCC
Dates: Code: 228838-A Tu., 4/13-5/4 10:30-11:15 AM (4 classes)
Dates: Code: 215803-A Th., 5/27-6/10 9:30-10:15 AM (3 classes)
Res $55, Non-Res $61
Res $27, Non-Res $30
Code: 228838-B M., 6/7-6/21 10:30-11:15 AM (3 classes)
Res $40, Non-Res $44 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
Register Online Using to watch our animal friends interact with each other running
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Instructor: Anne Meade
https://webtrac.perinton.org Location: PCC
Date: Code: 225844-A F., 4/16 6:00-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $5,
Non-Res $6
Register early to avoid program
cancellation due to low enrollment.
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Irish Dance – Little Leprechauns Pre-Ballet and Tap Class
Ages: 4-6 years Ages: 2 ½-3 ½ years
Safe and socially distanced, Irish dance is the perfect way Children will have fun learning creative dance and basic
to stay healthy and active. In this fun class, we will learn to ballet, developing coordination, musicality, imagination
dance the Jig and hear some of Ireland’s favorite legends. and creativity! A variety of props and styles of music are
Parents are invited to our performance the last day of class. introduced to enhance the experience, and each child will
Instructor: Amy Coppola, TCRG of Dunleavy Irish Dance receive their own personal bag of props. For girls, wear
Location: PCC leotards and tights and pull hair back out of the face. For
Dates: Code: 225883-A W., 5/5-5/26 4:30-5:15 PM (4 classes) boys, contact instructor. Ballet and tap shoes required.
Res $48, Non-Res $53 Instructor: Vanessa Watters
Location: PCC
Lil Athletes Dates: Code: 216815-A F., 4/16-6/25 (ex. 5/28) 10:30-11:15 AM
Ages: 3-5 years (10 classes) Res $90, Non-Res $99
Lil Athletes is a fun and positive introduction to sports of all
sorts (tennis, soccer, basketball and more). All games and
activities promote the development of gross motor skills and
Preschool Adventures
Ages: 2-6 years (adult participation required)
encourage peer interaction in a safe and non-competitive
Instructor: Sherry Murray
environment. Come join the fun!
Location: PCC
Instructor: Lisa Magliato
Location: PCC
Dates: Code: 211819-A M., 4/12-5/10 1:30-2:15 PM (5 classes)
Opposites
Messsy and clean, hot and cold, big and little….we’ll explore
Res $59, Non-Res $65 them all! Everyone will rotate through crafts and activities
Code: 211819-B M., 5/17-6/21 (ex. 5/31) 1:30-2:15 PM together that spray, bubble and fizz!
(5 classes) Res $59, Non-Res $65 Date: Code: 228828-A Th., 4/15 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $15,
Mossy Non-Res $17
Ages: Open to families (adult participation required)
Join us for a reading of Jan Brett’s book Mossy followed
Strega Nona
Bubble bubble pasta pot. Boil me some pasta nice and
by the opportunity to meet a variety of animals and reptiles hot! We will read this fun story that revolves around this
including some turtle friends, the star of Jan Brett’s book. eccentric character and her town that fills with spaghetti.
We will get to watch our animal friends interact with each We will rotate through 6 tables of pasta filled fun together.
other running around in a swimming pool. Date: Code: 228828-B Th., 4/22 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $15,
Instructor: Anne Meade Non-Res $17
Location: PCC
Date: Code: 225844-C F., 6/4 6:00-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $5, Celebrate Spring
Non-Res $6 Let’s celebrate the change of seasons by learning about the
colors in the rainbow. We will make our own sculptures,
Pint Sized Picassos windsocks and butterflies. Children and their adult will
Ages: 2-6 years (adult participation required) participate in listening to a story, using our imaginations and
Come and explore all sorts of artistic materials. We’ll be having fun.
creating art with traditional materials like paint and brushes Date: Code: 228828-C Th., 4/29 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $15,
but also with unusual materials like marbles and sponges! Non-Res $17
Your young person will be so proud to create and bring home
their own unique works of art. Different projects each session. Are You My Mother?
Instructor: Sharilyn Ross Children love the P.D. Eastman classic story about the little
Location: PCC lost bird. In this class, we will make our own cute bird nests
Dates: Code: 212822-A Tu., 4/13-4/27 10:00-10:45 AM (3 classes) to display. We’ll decorate paper eggs, build a bird feeder,
Res $30, Non-Res $33 explore and sing songs. Come use your imagination and
Code: 212822-B W., 4/14-4/28 10:00-10:45 AM (3 classes) have a great time working together!
Res $30, Non-Res $33 Date: Code: 228828-D Th., 5/6 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $15,
Code: 212822-C Tu., 5/25-6/8 10:00-10:45 AM (3 classes) Non-Res $17
Res $30, Non-Res $33
Code: 212822-D W., 5/26-6/9 10:00-10:45 AM (3 classes) Water Science
Res $30, Non-Res $33 We will read What Floats in a Moat, and experiment with the
Code: 212822-E W., 4/14-4/28 5:45-6:30 PM (3 classes) way different objects react to water. Everyone will make a
Res $30, Non-Res $33 boat, lava lamp and chalk prints.
Code: 212822-F W., 5/26-6/9 5:45-6:30 PM (3 classes) Date: Code: 228828-E Th., 5/13 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $15,
Res $30, Non-Res $33 Non-Res $17
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Registration Begins: Monday, March 22, 202117
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Bugs Register early to avoid program
Come explore the wonderful world of insects! We will learn cancellation due to low enrollment.
about the different parts of these tiny creatures and go on
an indoor bug hunt. We will create some eight-legged art
projects, listen to a story and explore large and small motor Sensory and Science
activities together. Ages: 15 months-7 years (adult participation required)
Date: Code: 228828-F Th., 5/20 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $15, Your young children will get to explore a variety of materials with
Non-Res $17 their senses. They will explore slimy things, ooey gooey things,
wet & dry things, rough & smooth things and more! They will
Preschool Adventures experience chemistry & physics as they play and explore the
Preschool Adventures is a unique class designed as a stress natural materials provided. Things will go fizzle & pop, things
free way for children to be introduced to the preschool will go fast & slow, things will roll and fly! Children will learn
experience with a caregiver present. Children and their concepts such as absorption, displacement, measurement,
guardian will rotate through 4-5 tables which will each cause and effect, sensory and tactile awareness, solid, and
have age appropriate crafts and activities. We will practice liquid. The learning goes on and on.
skills such as following directions, listening to a teacher, Instructor: Drew Beeman, Progressive Early Learning
taking turns/sharing and proper use of classroom materials. Location: PCC
Identifying colors, numbers and shapes will be emphasized. Dates: Code: 228832-A M., 5/3-5/24 10:30-11:30 AM (4 classes)
Every class will have a theme with open-ended and creative Res $55, Non-Res $61
activities. We will close with a large motor activity and the Code: 228832-B Tu., 6/1-6/22 10:30-11:30 AM (4 classes)
goodbye song. Res $55, Non-Res $61
Dates: Code: 228828-G Th., 5/27-6/17 10:00-11:00 AM (4 classes)
Res $55, Non-Res $61 Spring Has Sprung Art
Ages: 2-7 years
Summer Smash ONLINE COURSE. All the colors come alive and so do our
Let’s beat the heat by making our own ice cream! We’ll imaginations! In this video series that you can access as
also listen to a story, paint, create our own sandcastles and much as you like, dip into fun art materials to create amazing
rotate through other “beachy” crafts and activities. colors and textures! Even use some things you can find
Date: Code: 228828-H Th., 6/24 10:00-11:00 AM (1 class) outside! Art is a great start for little engineers, scientists,
Res $15, Non-Res $17 designers and all creative thinkers! A list of any necessary
materials will be given upon registration. Projects are not
Semi-Private Lesson Gymnastics difficult in nature for ages 4-7 years and 2-3 years with some
Ages: 4-9 years help! Six different projects to follow along with. Session
This class offers gymnastics lessons for your private pod of also includes teacher’s personalized video for your special
friends. Whether signing up with friends or individually, you can artist and a slideshow gallery that displays the growing body
take heart that this private class is limited to half capacity or of accomplishments of all the friends in the class.
less children at a time. Students will be taught by Coach Mary, Instructor: Mary Slaughter
safety-certified by USA Gymnastics. Skills will be introduced at Location: VIRTUAL CLASS Code: 215895-A W., 4/28-6/9
each child’s developmental level. Gymnastics is great for whole (7 classes) Res $39, Non-Res $43
body strength, balance and coordination, offering crossover
fundamentals for many sports! These rare times have created STEAM Powered Play
a wonderfully rare class opportunity! All equipment is cleaned Ages: 15 months-7 years (adult participation required)
before and after use. Masks are required. This class provides a fun, meaningful & relevant playful
Instructor: Mary Slaughter learning experience for young children. We provide
Location: PCC materials and activities that lay the foundation for S.T.E.A.M.
Dates: 4-7 years learning. (S)cience, (T)echnology, (E)ngineering, (A)rts, (M)
Code: 215840-A W., 4/26-6/9 (ex. 5/26) 3:30-4:05 PM ath. Children will learn concepts and practice skills through
(6 classes) Res $89, Non-Res $97 hands-on exploration and play such as creative problem
Code: 215840-B W., 4/26-6/9 (ex. 5/26) 4:15-4:50 PM solving, critical thinking, self-regulation, pre-math and
(6 classes) Res $89, Non-Res $97 science, sensory experience, construction and more.
6-9 years Instructor: Drew Beeman, Progressive Early Learning
Code: 215840-C W., 4/26-6/9 (ex. 5/26) 5:00-5:40 PM Location: PCC
(6 classes) Res $89, Non-Res $97 Dates: Code: 228829-A M., 4/12-4/26 10:30-11:30 AM (3 classes)
` Res $40, Non-Res $44
Code: 228829-B Tu., 5/11-5/25 10:30-11:30 AM (3 classes)
Res $40, Non-Res $44
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