Program Guide January - April 2019 - APEX PARKS, RECREATION AND CULTURAL RESOURCES - Halle Cultural Arts Center
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APEX PARKS, RECREATION AND CULTURAL RESOURCES
January - April 2019
Program Guide
Included in this Issue: Adult and Youth Athletics, Community Center Programs for Preschool, Youth, Teen, Adult,
Track Out Camps, The Halle Cultural Arts Center, Special Events
HOW TO REGISTER FOR PROGRAMS:
Pre-registration is required for most programs offered by Apex Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources. The first two weeks of each
registration period is limited to Apex residents only. A resident is defined as an individual who resides within the established corporate
limits of the Town as defined by the Apex Planning & Community Development Department. Waiting lists are available for most programs,
with Apex residents receiving priority. See individual pages of the Program Guide for program registration dates. You may register
online at www.apexnc/peakconnect, in person, or by mail (make checks payable to: Town of Apex). For Athletic Program registration
dates see individual program descriptions. To avoid long lines and discourage overnight assembly, the first day of registration for both
residents and non-residents will be administered by a lottery system promptly at 8:45am at the Community Center. Those in line will
be given the opportunity to randomly draw a number and line up according to their number. Anyone arriving after 8:45am will go to the
back of the line. Registration will begin promptly at 9am based on this system. This is for instructional programs, camps and individual
youth athletic registration only and does not apply to adult team registration deadlines. One person may register only one family at a time.
REFUND POLICY:
Full Refunds. Registration fees are 100% refundable when programs and events are canceled or adjusted by the Apex Parks,
Recreation, and Cultural Resources Department. The Director of Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Resources shall have the authority
to make decisions on all requests not specifically covered herein.
Refunds/ Withdrawals/Transfers
1. Withdrawal 10 Calendar days or more in advance. A participant requesting to withdraw from a class must provide a written
request at least 10 calendar days in advance of the scheduled start date of the program or tryouts for an athletic league. The participant
will receive the full refund of fees minus a $5.00 processing fee. No refunds will be issued when the amount is less than $6.00.
2. Withdrawal less than 10 Calendar days in advance. A participant requesting a refund in writing, less than 10 calendar days prior
to the scheduled start date of the program or tryouts for an athletic league, will receive a 75% refund of the fees if the participant can
be replaced from the waiting list. If there is no waiting list for the program or athletic league no refund will be issued.
3. Withdrawal after First meeting of a program/First regular season game. A participant requesting to withdraw on the day of or
after the first meeting of any program, or the first regular season game of the affected league, will not be issued a refund.
4. Transfer Request. A participant requesting to transfer from one class date to another, within the same program and
registration period, must do so in writing at least 10 calendar days or more prior to the scheduled start date of the
program.
5. Adult Team Withdrawals. Refunds for adult athletic programs requiring “team” registration will be issued based on
policies and procedures covering that particular program and are not subject to #s 1, 2, 3, and 4 above.
6. Youth Sports League Withdrawals. If there is a tryout for the athletic league, a full refund minus a $5.00 processing fee will be
issued if a written request to withdraw is made prior to the tryout day for the league. If the written request is made after the tryout for
the athletic league, a 75% refund will be issued only if the participant can be replaced from the waiting list.
7. Ticketed Events. All ticket sales are final. Refunds and withdrawals are not permitted.
8. Payment By Check. Effective 7/21/17, no refund requests should be processed for payments by check until at least 10 business
days after the date of the receipt.
Medical and Scholastic Exceptions
A full refund of all fees paid, minus a $5.00 processing fee, will be made for Athletic and Non-Athletic Programs only if:
1) Prior to the first meeting of a program or the first game of the regular season the participant requests a refund in
writing including a written excuse from a licensed medical doctor indicating that the participant should not
participate due to medical concerns or physical limitations.
2) Prior to the first meeting of a program or the first game of the regular season the participant requests a refund in
writing including written verification that the participant has been included in either a Middle School, High School,
or College program that prohibits participation in recreational programs. Written verification can include a letter
from the team coach, an official team roster from the school, or other school document indicating the school policy
which prohibits the registrant’s participation.
SENIOR TRIPS (Please Note: Senior Program information is available in a separate publication)
1. If a participant requests a refund in writing prior to the registration deadline, a full refund minus a $5.00 processing
fee will be issued. 2. If a participant requests a refund in writing after the registration deadline, and 48 hours prior to trip
departure, a 75% refund will be issued if the participant can be replaced from the waiting list. If there is not a waiting list for
the program then no refund will be issued. 3. If 48 hours prior to the trip departure, a written excuse from a licensed
medical doctor is provided indicating that the participant should not participate due to medical concerns or physical
limitations, a partial refund will be issued after deducting expenses incurred by the Town of Apex / Apex Parks, Recreation, and
Cultural Resources Department such as prepaid admission fees, tickets, deposits, and a $5.00 processing fee. 4. For situations where
non-refundable deposits and admission fees must be paid in advance by the Town, no refunds will be given to participants who cancel.
APEX PARKS, RECREATION AND CULTURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT
Park Operations Division Community Center Halle Cultural Arts Center
2306 Laura Duncan Rd. 53 Hunter St., P.O. Box 250, Apex, NC 27502 237 N. Salem St.
Phone: 919-363-6469 Phone: 919-249-3402 Fax: 919-249-3368 Phone: 919-249-1120
Fax: 919-363-6875 Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-9pm, Sat 9am-6pm, Fax: 919-362-8655
Sun (Sep-May: 1pm-6pm), (June-Aug: Closed) Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-6pm
Administrative Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm Sat 9am-1pm
Athletic Weather Hotline: 919-249-3348 Closed Sundays
www.apexnc.org/programguide
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ATHLETICS
REGISTRATION DATES FOR ATHLETIC PROGRAMS VARY. FOR LOTTERY AND REGISTRATION INFO,
PLEASE READ P. 2 “How to Register for Programs” AND ALSO READ EACH DESCRIPTION FOR DATE INFORMATION.
Youth Athletic Programs Eligibility Cut-off Dates
The following cut-off dates are used to determine a participant’s playing age for Youth Soccer, Baseball, Softball, Basketball, Girl’s Volleyball.
Placement is made based on the participant’s age on these dates:
FALL Soccer, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball: Oct 31 SPRING Soccer, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball: Jun 30 WINTER Basketball: Feb 28
YOUTH SPRING SOCCER YOUTH SPRING BASEBALL & SOFTBALL
Registration begins Tuesday, January 22, 2019 for Apex residents and Registration begins Tuesday, January 22, 2019 for Apex residents
Monday, February 4, 2019 for non-residents. Registration will be held and Monday, February 4, 2019 for non-residents. New this year:
online and at the Apex Community Center. Registration will be held online and at the Apex Community Center.
All leagues are coed and are for ages 5-17. Practices are held on Baseball leagues are for boys age 7-15. Softball leagues are for girls
weeknights with games played on Saturdays and occasional Sundays. ages 7-15. Practices are held on weeknights with games played on
Saturdays and on some weeknights.
Soccer Fee: $40 (R) $55 (NR)
**New this season, we are offering 5-6 T-Ball and 7-8
Course # Age League Instructional Coach Pitch Baseball**
7012 5-6 Rookies
7013 7-8 Pee Wee T-Ball Fee: $51(R) $66(NR)
7014 9-10 Mites
7009 11-12 Major Course # Age **T-Ball League
7010 13-14 Junior 7198 *New* 5-6 T-Ball (Coed)
7011 15-17 Senior Baseball Fee: $51 (R) $66 (NR)
League age is based on a player’s age on June 30, 2019. Course # Age Boys Baseball League
For more information contact Patrick Fitzsimons 7197 *New* 7-8 Instructional Coach Pitch
at patrick.fitzsimons@apexnc.org or 919-249-3402. 7187 9-10 Farm
7185 11-12 Major
YOUTH GIRLS VOLLEYBALL 7186 13-15 Junior
Registration begins Tuesday, January 22, 2019 for Apex residents and
Softball Fee: $35(R) $50 (NR)
Monday, February 4, 2019 for non-residents. Registration will be held
online and at the Apex Community Center. Course # Age Girls Softball League
7191 7-8 Instructional Coach Pitch
Leagues are for girls ages 10-17. Practices will be held on weeknights
7192 9-10 Farm Modified Pitch
and games played on Saturdays at the Apex Community Center.
7189 11-12 Major Fast Pitch
Volleyball Fee: $24 (R) $39 (NR) 7190 13-15 Junior Fast Pitch
Course # Age League League age is based on a player’s age on June 30, 2019.
7194 10-12 Major
For more information contact Matt Steele at matt.steele@apexnc.org
7195 13-14 Junior
or 919-249-3402.
7196 15-17 Senior
League age is based on a player’s age on June 30, 2019. COED SPRING SAND VOLLEYBALL
Course #7181 All league practices and games will be played at Apex
For more information contact Matt Steele at matt.steele@apexnc.org
Nature Park. Matches will start in early April and will be on Sunday
or 919-249-3402.
afternoons with the possibility of Saturday afternoons or Tuesday
TENNIS LADDER nights. Teams will consist of six players (6 on 6), two of which must
Course #7179 Competitive ladder play for men and women. There be men and two women.
will be two playing levels: 3.0-4.0, 4.5 and up. There will be singles
ladders for men and women. Spring ladder begins in March and will Registration starts February 4, 2019 with a deadline of March 7, 2019.
last nine weeks (depending on participation). Players may join the Cost is $15 for Apex residents and $40 for non Apex residents. Those
ladder during the first six weeks of the season. Flexible scheduling interested may sign-up as a team or as an individual and must be 17
allows players to arrange their own match times and locations. years old by March 7, 2019.
Cost is $5 for Apex residents and $30 for non-Apex residents. For more information contact Karl Lyon at karl.lyon@apexnc.org or
Registration starts January 22, 2019 and ends February 14, 2019. 919-249-3402.
Individuals must be 17 years old by February 14, 2019.
For more information contact Karl Lyon at karl.lyon@apexnc.org or
919-249-3402.
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ATHLETICS
REGISTRATION DATES FOR ATHLETIC PROGRAMS VARY. FOR LOTTERY AND REGISTRATION INFO,
PLEASE READ P. 2 “How to Register for Programs” AND ALSO READ EACH DESCRIPTION FOR DATE INFORMATION.
Youth Athletic Programs Eligibility Cut-off Dates
The following cut-off dates are used to determine a participant’s playing age for Youth Soccer, Baseball, Softball, Basketball, Girl’s Volleyball.
Placement is made based on the participant’s age on these dates:
FALL Soccer, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball: Oct 31 SPRING Soccer, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball: Jun 30 WINTER Basketball: Feb 28
ADULT SPRING SOFTBALL ADULT SPRING MEN’S BASKETBALL
Registration begins: 9:00am, Monday, January 7, 2019 Registration begins: 9:00am, Monday, January 28
Registration deadline: 4:00pm, Thursday, January 31, 2019 Registration deadline: 4:00pm, Thursday, February 28
Fall Softball will be offered in Men’s B, C, D, Coed and Church Players must be 17 years old by April 1, 2019. Games will be played
Divisions. Each division is limited to 6 teams. League play will at the Apex Community Center beginning April 1. There is a 6 team
start in mid-March and will end mid-June. All teams must qualify maximum for each division. The A division is for more skilled teams.
for membership in the league through the priority point system as All teams must qualify for membership in the league through the
established by APR&CR. The in-person registration deadline is final priority point system as established by APR&CR. The registration
for all required documentation and materials. No exceptions! deadline is final for all required documentation and materials. No
exceptions!
Men’s Leagues
7016 B League (plays on Tuesdays & Thursdays) Fees: $450 per team + $25 per player for each non-Apex resident
7017 C League (plays on Tuesdays & Thursdays)
7018 D American League (plays on Mondays & Wednesdays) #7025 A Division (games on Tuesdays & Thursdays)
7019 D National League (plays on Mondays & Wednesdays) #7026 B Division (games on Mondays & Wednesdays)
Fees: $500 per team + $25 per player for each non-Apex resident For more information contact Patrick Fitzsimons
at patrick.fitzsimons@apexnc.org or 919-249-3402.
Church & Coed Leagues
7021 Open Church (plays on Fridays & Sundays) DISC GOLF TOURNAMENT
7022 Coed (plays on Fridays & Sundays) Join us for a singles disc golf tournament at the Apex Nature Park.
Participants will complete two rounds, with lowest cumulative score
Fees: $475 per team + $25 per player for each non-Apex resident winning. Sign up for one of three divisions: Advanced, Amateur, or
Junior (14 & under). All registered players will receive a tournament
For more information contact Patrick Fitzsimons
disc and lunch will be provided.
at patrick.fitzsimons@apexnc.org or 919-249-3402.
Date & Time: Saturday, April 27. Check-in begins at 9:00am, shotgun
COED ADULT SPRING SOCCER start at 10:00am.
Course #7183 This is a competitive adult soccer program for ages Fees: $20
25 and up. Teams will have the choice of two divisions. They may
register for the Open League or Recreational League. Each league Course # Division
will take a maximum of 6 teams. Games will be played on Tuesday / 7028 Advanced
Thursday nights and Sunday afternoons with the possibility of some 7029 Amateur
Saturday afternoons as well. League play will start early March and 7030 Junior (14 & under)
will end in June. This is an 11 on 11 league, you must have at least
For more information contact Patrick Fitzsimons
3 women on the field at all times and your roster cannot exceed 25
at patrick.fitzsimons@apexnc.org or 919-249-3402.
players. Registration will be by teams only. (Sorry, no single player
looking for a team to play with will be taken.) Registration starts DISC GOLF SPRING SERIES
January 7, 2019 with a deadline of February 7, 2019 to enter your Do you enjoy disc golf but can’t find anyone to play with? This is the
team. This is not a first come first serve sign-up. If there are more perfect way to meet fellow DG enthusiasts! Participants will meet at
than six teams in a league after the deadline, a point system will be the Apex Nature Park every Thursday evening to complete a round.
used with Apex residents given priority. After six weeks, average scores will be calculated and players will be
The fee is $39 for each resident and $64 for each non-resident player. ranked and paired together for a doubles tournament. Players do not
have to attend every Thursday to participate.
For more information contact Karl Lyon at karl.lyon@apexnc.org or
919-249-3402. First meeting: Thursday, May 2, 6:00pm
Fees: $5 (R) $30 (NR)
Course #7032
For more information contact Patrick Fitzsimons
at patrick.fitzsimons@apexnc.org or 919-249-3402.
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ATHLETICS
REGISTRATION DATES FOR ATHLETIC PROGRAMS VARY. FOR LOTTERY AND REGISTRATION INFO,
PLEASE READ P. 2 “How to Register for Programs” AND ALSO READ EACH DESCRIPTION FOR DATE INFORMATION.
Youth Athletic Programs Eligibility Cut-off Dates
The following cut-off dates are used to determine a participant’s playing age for Youth Soccer, Baseball, Softball, Basketball, Girl’s Volleyball.
Placement is made based on the participant’s age on these dates:
FALL Soccer, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball: Oct 31 SPRING Soccer, Baseball, Softball, Volleyball: Jun 30 WINTER Basketball: Feb 28
TENNIS LESSONS ~ SPRING SESSION 1 TENNIS LESSONS ~ SPRING SESSION 2
All lessons will be held at the Apex Nature Park. Steve Walker will Registration begins Monday, March 18, 2019 for Apex residents and
lead all levels of tennis lessons. Registrations will be held online and Monday, April 1, 2019 for non-residents. All lessons will be held at
at the Apex Community Center. the Apex Community Park.
Youth Classes are limited to 18 participants per level. Level 1: Ages 5-9 Course #7175 (6 classes)
Adult Classes are limited to 12 participants per level. Times: Tuesday and Thursday Apex Community Park
5-5:45pm April 16- May 2
Registration begins Tuesday, January 22, 2019 for Apex residents and Cost $46 for Apex residents and $61 for non-residents
Tuesday, February 5, 2019 for non-residents. Registration will be held
at the Apex Community Center. Level 1: Ages 5-9 Course #7174 (6 classes)
Times: Tuesday and Thursday Apex Community Park
Level 1: Ages 5-9 Course #7169 (6 classes) 5:45-6:30pm April 16-May 2
Times: Tuesday and Thursday Apex Nature Park Cost $46 for Apex residents and $61 for non-residents
5-5:45pm Mar 12-28
Cost $46 for Apex residents and $61 for non-residents Level 2: Ages 8-12 Course #7176 (6 classes)
Times: Tuesday and Thursday Apex Community Park
Level 1: Ages 5-9 Course #7168 (6 classes) 6:30-7:30pm April 16-May 2
Times: Tuesday and Thursday Apex Nature Park Cost $46 for Apex residents and $61 for non-residents
5:45-6:30pm Mar 12-28
Cost $46 for Apex residents and $61 for non-residents Youth Level: Ages 10-16 Course #7177 (6 classes)
Times: Monday & Wednesday Apex Community Park
Level 2: Ages 8-12 Course #7170 (6 classes) 6-7pm April 15-May 1
Times: Tuesday and Thursday Apex Nature Park Cost $46 for Apex residents and $61 for non-residents
6:30-7:30pm Mar 12-28
Cost $46 for Apex residents and $61 for non-residents Adult Level: Ages 17-up Course #7173 (6 classes)
Times: Monday & Wednesday Apex Community Park
Youth Level: Ages 12-16 Course #7171 (6 classes) 7-8pm April 15 – May 1
Times: Monday & Wednesday Apex Nature Park Cost $46 for Apex residents and $61 for non-residents
6-7pm Mar 11-27
Cost $46 for Apex residents and $61 for non-residents For more information contact Karl Lyon at karl.lyon@apexnc.org or
919-249-3402.
Adult Level: Ages 17-up Course #7167 (6 classes)
Times: Monday & Wednesday Apex Nature Park
ATHLETIC WEATHER HOTLINE:
7-8pm Mar 11-27
Cost $46 for Apex residents and $61 for non-residents 919-249-3348
The Athletic Hotline is updated daily,
For more information contact Karl Lyon at karl.lyon@apexnc.org or Mon-Fri at 4pm, Sat at 8am & Sun at 12pm
919-249-3402. Follow us on Twitter @apexrec
USTA MEN’S & WOMEN’S LEAGUES
This program can only be registered through Western Wake Tennis site. See below for more information:
Competitive adult leagues year round - leagues include Adult, Mixed, Combo, Singles and Tri-Level. Also offered are WWTA winter leagues.
Leagues are broken down by gender, age (18+, 40+, 55+, 65+) and NTRP level (2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5). Visit www.westernwaketennis.com for
play days and league information including current season offering and registration information and deadlines. You must register as a team.
To register a team, go to www.westernwaketennis.com under the USTA Adult League section or email ustallc@westernwaketennis.com. Two
teams per level will be taken. For age groups, levels offered and other details please visit the Western Wake Tennis Association website www.
westernwaketennis.com. WWTA will assist you in finding a team if necessary. See the Find A Team information.
Fee: $175 per team for 5 court leagues and $150 for all others
Each player must be a current USTA member and be 18 years old by December 31, 2019. Each player must pay a USTA fee online of $23 to register
once a team has registered through the Western Wake Tennis Association website and has a valid team number.
For more information contact Karl Lyon at karl.lyon@apexnc.org or 919-249-3402.
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COMMUNITY CENTER ~ PRESCHOOL
REGISTRATION DATES FOR PROGRAMS ON THIS PAGE start:
November 13 for Residents & November 26 for Non-Apex Residents.
COMMUNITY CENTER PROGRAM POLICY
• See How to Register for Programs, p. 2. Programs are held at Community Center unless otherwise noted.
• Registration is encouraged at least 4 days before the first date of program unless otherwise noted. Please review refund policy
carefully prior to registration.
• Classes will be cancelled if class minimums are not met. Registering early helps to avoid cancellations.
• Please mark your calendars! We do not send out reminders. You will be notified by phone only if a class is cancelled.
• Participant must be the age indicated before the first day of class, we do not make age exceptions.
• Parents/guardians/unregistered siblings are not permitted to remain in class unless otherwise noted.
• No food allowed in class unless otherwise noted.
• Parent/guardian is required to walk child(ren) ages 9 & under to their classroom. Do not drop your child off outside the facility or
at the front door of the Community Center. Parents - be responsible for the safety of your children!
• For inclement weather cancellation information please visit www.apexnc.org. If the Community Center is closed due to inclement
weather you may call 919-249-3348 for a recorded message. Cancelled classes will be rescheduled as quickly as possible.
WEE-JAM KINDERTOTS WEE-CREATE & PAINT
Ages 10-36 mos. A parent/child participation Age 2. Designed to develop gross motor skills, Ages 2-5. Parent/child participation. Children
class designed to get your little one movin’ movement creativity, physical development will create fun paint and craft projects to help
and groovin’. Activities include playing rhythm and body awareness while learning numbers, develop their fine motor skills and learn the
instruments, singing, dancing, parachute fun, colors, shapes and songs. Ballet and tap shoes foundation of art to stretch their imaginations!
and more! A mixed-age setting allows children recommended. Parents may remain in class. Explore with paint, glue, stamps, play-doh and
the freedom to develop basic skills at their Kinderdance International instructs. Limited more. Dress appropriately for splatters.
own pace. Wee-Create instructs. Limited to to 10 participants. *$4 supply fee due to instructor at first class.
14 participants. Fees: $32(R) $47(NR) (4 classes) Wee-Create instructs. Limited to 15 participants.
Fees: $24(R) $39(NR) (3 classes) 7039 Jan 8-29 T 10:45-11:15am Fees: $26*(R) $41*(NR) (3 classes)
Ages 10-24 mos: 7040 Feb 12-Mar 5 T 10:45-11:15am 7057 Jan 7-28 M 9:15-10am
7067 Jan 11-25 F 9:15-9:45am 7041 Mar 26-Apr 23 T 10:45-11:15am (No class Jan 21)
7068 Feb 8-22 F 9:15-9:45am (No class Apr 16) 7058 Feb 4-18 M 9:15-10am
7071 Mar 8-22 F 9:15-9:45am (Recital to be held Apr 23) 7059 Mar 4-18 M 9:15-10am
7072 Apr 12-May 3 F 9:15-9:45am 7060 Apr 8-22 M 9:15-10am
(No class Apr 19)
Ages 24-36 mos:
7069 Jan 11-25 F 10-10:30am
7070 Feb 8-22 F 10-10:30am
7073 Mar 8-22 F 10-10:30am
7074 Apr 12-May 3 F 10-10:30am
(No class Apr 19) The Town of Apex Parks, Recreation
and Cultural Resources Department
WEE-TOTS & TODDLERS strives to provide an inclusive approach
Ages 10 mos.-5 yrs. Parent/child participation. to recreation and encourages individuals
Join us for a fun, active class that encourages of all abilities to participate together in
development through play and learning to our programs. In order for participants
support your child’s growth! Activities include with disabilities to participate successfully
music, parachute, bubbles and more. ADA accomodations may be provided.
Wee-Create instructs. Limited to 26 participants. If you or a family member has a disability
Fees: $28(R) $43(NR) (3 classes) and needs a reasonable accommodation
7062 Jan 9-23 W 10-11am please check the appropriate box on the
7063 Feb 6-20 W 10-11am registration form or contact our
7064 Mar 6-20 W 10-11am inclusion services staff for more
7065 Apr 10-24 W 10-11am information: (919)-249-3507.
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COMMUNITY CENTER ~ PRESCHOOL
REGISTRATION DATES FOR PROGRAMS ON THIS PAGE start:
November 13 for Residents & November 26 for Non-Apex Residents.
KINDERDANCE WEE-KIDDIE CAMP
Ages 3-5. A developmental dance, movement Ages 3-5. A camp for preschoolers and
and fitness program teaching the basics of kindergartners. Join us at the Apex
ballet, tap, acrobatics and creative movement, Community Center for arts & crafts, games,
while blending educational concepts. Ballet nature walks, gym play, songs and more.
and tap shoes recommended. Kinderdance Bring a snack and drink. Wee-Create instructs.
International instructs. Limited to 12 Limited to 8 participants.
participants. Fees: $39(R) $54(NR) (2 classes)
Fees: $34(R) $49(NR) (4 classes) 7076 Jan 15 & 17 T/Th 9:30am-12pm
7043 Jan 8-29 T 11:30am-12:15pm 7077 Jan 22 & 24 T/Th 9:30am-12pm
7044 Feb 12-Mar 5 T 11:30am-12:15pm 7078 Feb 12 & 14 T/Th 9:30am-12pm
7049 Mar 26-Apr 23* T 11:30am-12:15pm 7079 Feb 19 & 21 T/Th 9:30am-12pm
7045 Jan 8-29 T 1-1:45pm 7080 Mar 12 & 14 T/Th 9:30am-12pm
7046 Feb 12-Mar 5 T 1-1:45pm 7081 Mar 19 & 21 T/Th 9:30am-12pm
7050 Mar 26-Apr 23* T 1-1:45pm 7082 Apr 9 & 11 T/Th 9:30am-12pm
7047 Jan 8-29 T 4:15-5pm 7083 Apr 16 & 18 T/Th 9:30am-12pm
7048 Feb 12-Mar 5 T 4:15-5pm
7051 Mar 26-Apr 23* T 4:15-5pm
*(No class Apr 16)
(Recital to be held Apr 23)
KINDERGYM
Ages 3-5. Developmental floor gymnastics
with emphasis on social development and
physical fitness while learning numbers, colors,
shapes and words. Kinderdance International
instructs. Limited to 10 participants.
Fees: $32(R) $47(NR) (4 classes)
7053 Jan 10-31 Th 4-4:30pm
7054 Feb 14-Mar 7 Th 4-4:30pm
7055 Mar 28-Apr 25 Th 4-4:30pm
(No class Apr 18)
PRESCHOOL SPORTS
Ages 3-5. Drop-off class. Your toddler will have fun while learning the
fundamentals of soccer, t-ball, basketball and hockey in this active, age-
appropriate, non-competitive class. Develop social skills while enhancing hand-
eye coordination and healthy self-esteem through fun group exercise, games and
Sign up for email more. Elaine Tyte instructs. Limited to 12 participants.
Fees: $34(R) $49(NR) (4 classes)
updates about 7085 Jan 2-23
7086 Feb 6-27
W
W
1:45-2:30pm
1:45-2:30pm
programs/greenways 7087 Mar 13-Apr 3 W 1:45-2:30pm
7088 Apr 10-May 1 W 1:45-2:30pm
/everything
Parks & Rec!
apexnc.org/notifyme
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COMMUNITY CENTER ~ YOUTH
REGISTRATION DATES FOR PROGRAMS ON THIS PAGE start:
November 13 for Residents & November 26 for Non-Apex Residents.
BALLET & CREATIVE MOVEMENT YOUTH TUMBLING GYMNASTICS HAPKIDO ~ YOUTH BEGINNER
Ages 6-7. Explore movement and the basics of Ages 6-14. Be challenged and engaged while Ages 8-12. For beginners, white and advanced
classical ballet in a fun and creative way. This learning recreational tumbling skills and yellow belts. Learn the basic philosophy of a
class provides an outlet for self-expression having fun at the same time. We will focus traditional self-defense martial art including
while using your imagination. Improves on strength and flexibility with emphasis on respect for others, self-discipline, stretching,
dexterity, hand and eye coordination, balance, tumbling and jumping in order to learn the kicking, punching, rolling, break-falling
strength of feet and ankles, and proper body basic building blocks of gymnastics. Please techniques, and basic grappling. Heavy
alignment. Please wear appropriate dance dress in fitness wear, no loose clothing, and emphasis on importance of technique,
attire for freedom of movement. Hair should have hair tied back. Groups will be divided appropriateness and safety. Minimum of
be worn up and out of the face. by age and skill level accordingly. 2 sessions of Beginner Hapkido required
Desiree Perfetti instructs. Limited to 10 Elaine Tyte instructs. Limited to 12 before entering intermediate class. Optional
participants. participants. purchase of uniform and safety equipment
Fees: $48(R) $63(NR) (6 classes) Fees: $38(R) $53(NR) (4 classes) available. Parents may remain in class.
7103 Jan 7-Feb 18 M 4:30-5:30pm 7094 Jan 4-25 F 4:15-5:15pm Richard Lemaster instructs. Limited to 12
(No class Jan 21) 7095 Feb 8-Mar 1 F 4:15-5:15pm participants.
7107 Mar 4-Apr 8 M 4:30-5:30pm 7096 Mar 15-Apr 5 F 4:15-5:15pm Fees: $49(R) $64(NR) (10 classes)
7131 Jan 5-Mar 9 Sat 9:05-10:35am
FUN DAYS TRACK OUT CAMP (Awards/Potluck Dinner Mar 15, 6:30pm)
INTRO TO STEM WITH LEGO
Ages 6-11. Kids tracked out of school and 7134 Mar 30-Jun 1 Sat 9:05-10:35am
Ages 6-8. (STEM - science, technology,
need something fun to do? Join us at the (Awards/Potluck Dinner Jun 7, 6:30pm)
engineering and math.) Give your imagination
a boost with tens of thousands of LEGO Apex Community Park Camp Building for
parts! Build engineer-designed projects such games, arts & crafts, sports, movies and more!
Daily outdoor activities (weather permitting) HAPKIDO ~ YOUTH INTERMEDIATE
as: Cities, Garbage Trucks, Catamarans, and
including nature walks, tennis, basketball, and Ages 8-12. For students with a green belt
Dinosaurs. Design and build as never before,
field sports. Bring lunch, snack and water or higher only. Must have taken Beginner
and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive
bottle marked with name. Wear sneakers. Hapkido at Apex Community Center
environment. There are no prerequisites for
Camp located at: Apex Community Park, (minimum of 2 sessions Beginner Hapkido
this course. Play-Well TEKnologies instructs.
2200 Laura Duncan Road, first entrance, camp required). Optional purchase of uniform
Limited to 12 participants.
building is next to small playground. Staff and safety equipment available. Parents may
Fees: $147(R) $162(NR) (7 classes)
instructs. Limited to 25 participants. remain in class. Richard Lemaster instructs.
7126 Jan 7-Feb 25 M 5:30-7pm
Fees: $75(R) $90(NR) (5 classes) Limited to 30 participants.
(No class Jan 21)
7119 Jan 7-11 M-F 9am-2pm Fees: $55(R) $70(NR) (20 classes)
7120 Jan 28-Feb 1 M-F 9am-2pm 7132 Jan 4-Mar 12 T/F 6-6:55pm
YOUNG REMBRANDTS ~ 7121 Feb 4-8 M-F 9am-2pm (Awards/Potluck Dinner Mar 15, 6:30pm)
ELEMENTARY DRAWING 7122 Feb 25-Mar 1 M-F 9am-2pm 7133 Mar 26-Jun 4 T/F 6-6:55pm
Ages 6-12. Cur riculum is 7123 Mar 18-22 M-F 9am-2pm (No class Apr 19. Awards/Potluck Dinner
designed to teach basic to 7124 Apr 1-5 M-F 9am-2pm Jun 7, 6:30pm)
advanced drawing skills, art 7125 Apr 8-12 M-F 9am-2pm
techniques and vocabulary.
Drawing is the bedrock skill BALLET & CONTEMPORARY STEM CHALLENGE WITH LEGO
required for future artistic DANCE Ages 8-12. (STEM - science, technology,
success. Learn skills to express your creativity; Ages 8-12. Suitable for beginners engineering and math.) Gear up your
all children can and should learn to draw. There but specifically designed for those with engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies
will be new lessons each week conducted in expectations for a fast pace and more and tens of thousands of LEGO parts! Apply
a positive and nurturing environment to advanced dance form and artistry. Classical real-world concepts in physics, engineering,
bring out your best. Develops increased ballet technique and steps, leaps, turns and and architecture through engineer-designed
art abilities, learning skills, self-confidence contemporary combinations will be covered. projects such as: Forklifts, Houseboats,
and self-esteem. Supplies are included. Please wear appropriate dance attire for Mini Golf Courses, and the London Tower
Young Rembrandts instructs. Limited to 10 freedom of movement. Hair should be worn Bridge. Design and build as never before, and
participants. up and out of the face. Lauren Grow instructs. explore your craziest ideas in a supportive
Fees: $105(R) $120(NR) (6 classes) Limited to 10 participants. environment. There are no prerequisites for
7115 Jan 11-Feb 15 F 4:30-5:30pm Fees: $48(R) $63(NR) (6 classes) this course. Play-Well TEKnologies instructs.
7116 Mar 1-Apr 5 F 4:30-5:30pm 7109 Jan 9-Feb 13 W 5:45-6:45pm Limited to 12 participants.
7110 Feb 27-Apr 3 W 5:45-6:45pm Fees: $168(R) $183(NR) (8 classes)
7128 Jan 9-Feb 27 W 5:30-7pm
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COMMUNITY CENTER ~ YOUTH
REGISTRATION DATES FOR PROGRAMS ON THIS PAGE start:
November 13 for Residents & November 26 for Non-Apex Residents.
BASKETBALL FUNDAMENTALS GYMNASTICS II / FUSION ~ AHA ~ HEARTSAVER ~ ADULT,
SKILL DEVELOPMENT Intermediate INFANT, CHILD CPR, FIRST AID &
Ages 8-14. Whether you’re a beginner or Ages 8-14. Building AED TRAINING
experienced basketball player you’re sure on basic skills from Ages 11+. Perfect class for Babysitters!
to be challenged and inspired by this skills beginner gymnastics Learn the lifesaving skills of CPR, from the
building program. Emphasis placed on this inter mediate moment of recognition to the final steps
developing individual skills, sportsmanship, level class focuses on needed to save the life of an adult, infant
character enhancement, communication and core conditioning, or child. AED training and first aid skills
life lessons. Players are taught the concepts strength training, will be taught, covering medical, injury
of team offense: floor spacing, passing-and- front and back walkovers, and handsprings. and environmental emergencies. Taught
cutting, dribble-drives, rotations, etc., as well Please dress in fitness wear, no loose clothing, in a group setting with the most hands-
as defense skills. Class structure: Coach talk, and have hair tied back. Groups will be on CPR practice time possible. American
warm-up, station work & scrimmage. T-shirts divided by age and skill level accordingly. Heart Association Certified course. AHA
will be provided. Youth Hoops instructs. It is REQUIRED to have reached an certification valid for 2 years. Registration
Limited to 20 participants. For more info intermediate skill level in handstands is required 1 week in advance. Manual is
visit www.youthhoops.com. and cartwheels to register for this class. included. CPR Consultants Training Center
Fees: $169(R) $184(NR) (7 classes) Elaine Tyte instructs. Limited to 12 participants. instructs. Limited to 10 participants.
Offensive Moves: Fees: $38(R) $53(NR) (4 classes) Fees: $100(R) $115(NR) (1 class)
7112 Jan 17-Feb 28 Th 3:45-5pm 7098 Jan 2-23 W 4:30-5:30pm 7090 Jan 19 Sat 9:15am-3:15pm
Ball Handling & Defense: 7099 Feb 6-27 W 4:30-5:30pm 7091 Feb 16 Sat 9:15am-3:15pm
7113 Mar 14-Apr 25 Th 3:45-5pm 7100 Mar 13-Apr 3 W 4:30-5:30pm 7092 Mar 16 Sat 9:15am-3:15pm
7101 Apr 10-May 1 W 4:30-5:30pm
YOUTH NATURE EDUCATION WORKSHOPS
HABITAT HOUSES CLIMATE CHANGE
Ages 7-12. Ever wonder how to build habitat Ages 10-14. Learn about weather and
houses for birds and wood ducks? Participants pollution. We will talk about the cycle of
will construct different habitat houses to global warming and what can be done in
be used in our Apex parks, and will receive our daily lives to help the earth. Supplies are
information and plans to construct the same included. Location: Apex Community Park
houses built in the program for their own Camp Building, 2200 Laura Duncan Rd. Staff
use. Supplies are included. Location: Apex instructs. Limited to 15 participants.
Community Park Camp Building, 2200 Laura FREE (1 class)
Duncan Rd. Staff instructs. Limited to 10 7035 Mar 16 Sat 9-11am
participants.
FREE (1 class)
7033 Jan 19 Sat 9-11am
APEX YOUTH COUNCIL
UPCYCLING The Apex Youth Council is an independent
FISHING 101
Ages 6-9. What does “reduce, reuse, recycle” organization run by local middle and high
Ages 7-12. Learn the basics of fishing!
mean? Learn how the recycling process works, school youth to enhance our community
Participants will learn about fishing rods, knot-
what it means to reuse and how it is more through leadership and service. The
tying, fish types and anatomy, casting practice,
sustainable to upcycle our waste because it Apex Youth Council is funded through
and bait. There will be a period at the end of
uses less resources. There will be a crafts membership application fees and
class for participants to fish with Park Staff
project showing participants how to “upcycle” donations. Meetings are held the first
assistance. Wear appropriate outdoor clothing.
with common household items used every Wednesday of each month at the Apex
Apply sunscreen and/or insect repellant prior
day. Supplies are included. Location: Apex Community Center, 6:15-7:15pm, 53
to arriving at class. Location: Seagroves Farm
Community Park Camp Building, 2200 Laura Hunter Street, in the conference room,
Park Picnic Shelter, 201 Parkfield Dr. Supplies
Duncan Rd. Staff instructs. Limited to 10 unless otherwise scheduled. New members
included, fishing rods will be provided. Staff
participants. are accepted at the beginning of each traditional
instructs. Limited to 10 participants.
FREE (1 class) school year, for one month only. See
FREE (1 class)
7034 Feb 23 Sat 9-11am www.apexnc.org for further details.
7036 Apr 20 Sat 9-11am
Find us on FACEBOOK!
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COMMUNITY CENTER ~ TEEN & ADULT
REGISTRATION DATES FOR PROGRAMS ON THIS PAGE start:
November 13 for Residents & November 26 for Non-Apex Residents.
YOUNG REMBRANDTS ~ HAPKIDO ~ TEEN & ADULT ESSENTIALS OF DIGITAL
PASSPORT TO PASTELS INTERMEDIATE PHOTOGRAPHY
Ages 12-16. Grab your imaginary passport Ages 13+. For returning students with a Ages 14+. This extended 8-week class is
and join us for adventurous drawing fun green belt or higher only. Must have taken perfect for beginners and those who want
as we explore new locations through art Beginner Hapkido at Apex Community Center to learn advanced digital photography
and experience a new art medium working (minimum of 3 sessions required). Continued techniques. Learn the basic principles and
with pastels. In this class we will travel to Hapkido skills. Optional purchase of uniform advanced techniques of photography, as well
six different locales to inspire each week’s and safety equipment available. Parents may as how to choose proper settings specific to
pastel creation. Included locations are a remain in class. Richard Lemaster instructs. your camera in order to create professional
cityscape, the Swiss Alps, a tropical scene Limited to 30 participants. looking photographs. Topics will include
full of color, and more surprise locations! Fees: $65(R) $80(NR) (20 classes) framing and composition, lighting and the
Each week we will create a 12” x 18” 7138 Jan 4-Mar 12 T/F 7-8:30pm use of off-camera flash and studio strobes,
drawing in pastel chalks/crayons. Beginner (Awards/Potluck Dinner Mar 15, 6:30pm) metering and focusing modes. Learn about
to intermediate level students welcome. 7139 Mar 26-Jun 4 T/F 7-8:30pm working with Adobe Photoshop and
Supplies are included. Young Rembrandts (No class Apr 19. Awards/Potluck Dinner Lightroom post-production to correct
instructs. Limited to 10 participants. Jun 7, 6:30pm) and enhance photographs. Discussion will
Fees: $132(R) $147(NR) (6 classes) include equipment, including DSLR bodies,
7117 Feb 28-Apr 4 Th 4:30-6pm HAPKIDO ~ ADVANCED lenses, lights and light modifiers, and how
Ages 13+. Class for teen and adult intermediate to use this gear in a photo session. This is
students, who have had at least 3 semesters of an interactive class with photo assignments
Hapkido, for work on advanced techniques given each week. Students should bring their
WOMEN’S SELF DEFENSE with a smaller student/teacher ratio. Richard camera to class. Scott Scala instructs. Limited
Ages 13+. Learn how not to be a victim. Lemaster instructs. Limited to 15 participants. to 12 participants.
Topics include the basics of awareness, Fees: $47(R) $62(NR) (10 classes) Fees: $88(R) $103(NR) (8 classes)
striking, and how to escape from a variety 7136 Jan 5-Mar 9 Sat 10:35am-12:35pm 7160 Jan 8-Feb 26 T 6:30-7:30pm
of situations. Taught by a Hapkido black (Awards/Potluck Dinner Mar 15, 6:30pm) 7161 Mar 5-Apr 23 T 6:30-7:30pm
belt. Jay Manganaro instructs. Limited to 15 7141 Mar 30-Jun 1 Sat 10:35am-12:35pm
participants. (Awards/Potluck Dinner Jun 7, 6:30pm)
Fees: $48(R) $63(NR) (5 classes)
7163 Feb 6-Mar 6 W 6:15-7:15pm
7164 Mar 27-Apr 24 W 6:15-7:15pm
HAPKIDO ~ TEEN & ADULT
BEGINNER
Ages 13+. For beginners, white and advanced
yellow belts. Learn basic philosophy of a
traditional self-defense martial art including
respect for others, self-discipline, stretching,
kicking, punching, rolling, break-falling
techniques, and basic grappling. Heavy
emphasis is placed on importance of technique,
appropriateness and safety. Minimum of 3
sessions of Beginner Hapkido is required
before entering intermediate class. Optional
purchase of uniform and safety equipment
available. Richard Lemaster instructs. Limited
to 10 participants.
Fees: $49(R) $64(NR) (10 classes)
7137 Jan 5-Mar 9 Sat 9:05-10:35am
(Awards/Potluck Dinner Mar 15, 6:30pm)
7140 Mar 30-Jun 1 Sat 9:05-10:35am
(Awards/Potluck Dinner Jun 7, 6:30pm)
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COMMUNITY CENTER ~ TEEN & ADULT
REGISTRATION DATES FOR PROGRAMS ON THIS PAGE start:
November 13 for Residents & November 26 for Non-Apex Residents.
DANCE FITNESS FOR WOMEN CARDIO SCULPT PILATES
Ages 16+. (Ages 13-15 may enroll if accompanied Ages 16+. Increase your cardiovascular Ages 16+. (Ages 13-15 may enroll if
by parent). A dance-based fitness program and muscular strength and endurance by accompanied by parent). An excellent non-
that strengthens and tones while increasing alternating between cardio and resistance aerobic form of body conditioning that
energy and flexibility. This is a building training. Exercises include any combination anyone can do regardless of age or ability.
program allowing participants to grasp 14-15 of dumbbells, bands, balls, steps, body Movements are specifically designed to
choreographed routines one at a time, quickly bars, and more. Equipment is provided, strengthen and lengthen the muscles with
and effectively, while keeping fun and fitness as except dumbbells. Please bring towel and special focus on the core. Mats provided,
the priority! Kathy Taylor instructs. Limited to water. Elaine Tyte instructs. Limited to 12 or you may bring your own. Elaine Tyte
20 participants. participants. instructs. Limited to 20 participants.
Fees: $150(R) $165(NR) (26 classes) Fees: $38(R) $53(NR) (4 classes) Fees: $67(R) $82(NR) (7 classes)
7143 Jan 14-Apr 22 M/Th 7:30-8:30pm 7155 Apr 10-May 1 W 7-8pm 7149 Jan 8-Feb 19 T 5:55-6:55pm
(No class Jan 21, Feb 25, Feb 28) 7150 Mar 5-Apr 16 T 5:55-6:55pm
7144 Jan 15-Apr 18 T/Th 9:15-10:15am
(No class Feb 26, Feb 28) PILATES II
Ages 16+. (ages 13-15 may enroll if
DOG OBEDIENCE 101
accompanied by parent). Building on basic
Ages 16+. Learn the importance of your role
Pilates skills, this intermediate level class
as leader and teach your dog self-control.
will further increase your ability level to
Together you and your dog learn sit, down,
strengthen and tone the body improving
come, stay, leave it and to walk on a loose
balance, posture and flexibility while focusing
leash without pulling, resulting in improved
on the core muscle groups. Join us for
behavior in public as well as at home. The
a low impact class suitable for all, with
importance of good body language and
modifications if needed. Mats provided or
communication help with bonding and
you may bring your own. Props include use
mutual respect. For dogs 3 months and older.
of balls, resistance bands and Pilates magic
Class is held outdoors at 6112 Old Jenks
circles. Elaine Tyte instructs. Limited to 15
Rd (turn in at Salem Elementary School
participants.
entrance). Proof of shots required. Register
Fees: $67(R) $82(NR) (7 classes)
one human handler per dog, but feel free to
7152 Jan 3-Feb 14 Th 6-7pm
bring the whole family! Dream Dogs Behavior
7153 Feb 28-Apr 11 Th 6-7pm
Solutions instructs. For more info visit www.
dreamdogsnc.com. Limited to 6 participants.
Fees: $149(R) $164(NR) (6 classes)
7157 Feb 2-Mar 9 Sat 1-2pm
7158 Mar 23-Apr 27 Sat 11am-12pm
BALLROOM DANCE BASIC YOGA
Ages 16+. Students will be introduced to Ages 16+. This is a beginner to intermediate
at least 3 of the following dances during level class. Reap the benefits of yoga, Are you age
the session: Foxtrot, Swing, Waltz, ChaCha, including better posture, more overall
Rumba, Tango and Hustle. Instruction in comfort in the body, more flexibility, 55 or older?
each dance includes the basics, techniques and more strength, better breathing, better Looking for
styling for both beginning and some advanced concentration, and an improved sense of
patterns. Supervised freestyle dancing 7:15- peacefulness. No previous yoga experience
programs
7:30pm, prior to hour of instruction. Please necessary. Different levels of poses will be designed by and
Note: Registration by couple only. Fee is demonstrated. Students must be able to get for you? Check
per person. Liz Sorrell and Mark Daughtrey up from and get down to the floor easily.
instruct. Limited to 30 participants (15 Bring your own yoga mat. Elaine Tyte out the Apex
couples). instructs. Limited to 20 participants. Senior (55+)
Fees: $84(R) $99(NR) (10 classes) Fees: $52(R) $67(NR) (7 classes)
7165 Jan 30-Apr 3 W 7:15-8:30pm 7146 Jan 7-Feb 25 M 6-7pm
Program Guide!
(No class Jan 21)
7147 Mar 11-Apr 22 M 6-7pm
11PARK AMENITIES & INFORMATION
PARK HOURS OF OPERATION
MARCH - OCTOBER NOVEMBER - FEBRUARY
Apex Community Park: 6:30am-10pm/Shelter Rentals: 8:30am-9:30pm 6:30am-8pm/Shelter Rentals: 10am-7:30pm
Jaycee Park: 7am-10pm/Shelter Rentals: 8:30am-9:30pm 7am-8pm/Shelter Rentals: 10am-7:30pm
Kelly Road Park: 7am-10pm/Shelter Rentals: 8:30am-9:30pm 7am-8pm/Shelter Rentals: 10am-7:30pm
Hunter Street Dog Park: 7am-10pm 7am-8pm
Nature/Seymour: 6:30am-10pm/Shelter Rentals: 8:30am-9:30pm 6:30am-8pm/Shelter Rentals: 8:30am-7:30pm
All other Town Parks: 7am-8pm/Shelter Rentals: 8:30am-9:30pm 7am-6pm/Shelter Rentals: 10am-7:30pm
Public Greenways: Sunrise to 30 minutes after Sunset Sunrise to 30 minutes after Sunset
All closing times are effective except for programs scheduled by the Town of Apex. Tennis court lights are normally adjusted with
Daylight Savings Time. Shelter rental hours vary depending on time of year. Please call (919) 249-3402 for more information.
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APEX COMMUNITY PARK 160 acres
2200 Laura Duncan Road
3* 2 3 3 2 6* 2 2 35 3
CLAIRMONT PARK 1.5 acres
801 E. Chatham Street
1 1 1 1 1
KELLY ROAD PARK 25 acres
1609 Kelly Road
1* 1 1* 1 2 9 1
KELLY GLEN PARK 2 acres
1701 Kelly Glen Lane
1 1 1 1
JAYCEE PARK 23 acres
451 NC Hwy 55
1* 1 2 1 1 5 1
NATURE PARK 160 acres
2600 Evans Road
1 2 2* 5* 2 2 17 2 4
SUE HELTON PARK 0.25 acres
201 Matney Lane
1 3
WEST STREET PARK 1.4 acres
108 West Street Park
1 1 1 1
SALEM POND PARK 10 acres
6112 Old Jenks Road
3
HUNTER STREET PARK 12 acres
1250 Ambergate Station Road
1 1 1 1 1 8 1
SEAGROVES FARM PARK 11 acres
201 Parkfield Drive
1 8 1
12THIS FORM IS FOR COMMUNITY CENTER AND HALLE CULTURAL ARTS CENTER PROGRAMS ONLY.
Athletic registration forms are available online and at the Community Center.
Apex Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Registration Form
Mailing Address: Apex Community Center, PO Box 250 Apex, NC 27502 (Make checks payable to: Town of Apex)
Participant’s First Name Last Name
Gender ☐ Male ☐ Female Date of Birth / /
Address
City Zip
Primary Phone ☐Home ☐Work ☐Cell
Primary Email
Emergency Contact
☐Home ☐Work ☐Cell
(Other than Parent/Guardian)
I would like the Apex Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources to know the following information regarding this participant:
Medical Conditions ☐ Allergies ☐ Special Needs ☐ Not Applicable ☐
If yes to any of the above, please explain in detail:
Does the participant need an accommodation(s) to participate? Yes ☐ No ☐
If yes, someone from inclusion services will follow-up with you regarding your request. The Apex Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources welcome the participation of individuals of all abilities.
In compliance with the ADA, we will provide reasonable accommodations to facilitate participation in our program. To ensure that reasonable accommodations are in place, accommodation
requests should be received at least two weeks prior to the start date of the program. For more information, please contact Allie Prelaske at 919-249-3507.
For Participants under age 18, please provide additional contact information
Date of
Primary Parent/Guardian Name / /
Birth
Primary Parent/Guardian Phone ☐ Same as above
Primary Parent/Guardian Email ☐ Same as above
Date of
Parent/Guardian 2 Name / /
Birth
Parent/Guardian 2 Phone ☐Home ☐Work ☐Cell
Parent/Guardian 2 Email
Course Code Course/Program Name Fee
$
$
$
$
$
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Photo/Video Taken by Town Staff
I hereby grant the Town of Apex permission to use my likeness in a photograph or video in any and all of its publications, website, social media and video programming, without payment or any
other consideration.
Photo/Video Submitted to Town Staff
I hereby irrevocably authorize the Town of Apex to edit, alter, copy, exhibit, publish or distribute all submitted photos, videos, or other artwork for purposes of publicizing the town’s programs
and facilities, or for any other lawful purpose. In addition, I waive the right to inspect or approve the finished product, including written or electronic copy, wherein my likeness appears.
Additionally, I waive any right to royalties or other compensation arising or related to the use of the photograph or video. I hereby hold harmless and release and forever discharge the Town of
Apex from all claims, demands and causes of action which I, my heirs, representatives, executors, administrators or any other persons acting on my behalf, or on behalf of my estate, have or may
have by reason of this authorization.
Statement of Waiver
I, for myself or as parent or guardian, hereby assume all the risks and hazards incidental to the conduct of the activities. I release, absolve, and indemnify the Town of Apex, employees of the
Town, volunteers, contractors and/or sponsors from all risks and hazards associated with the activities and in the event of injury, do expressly waive all claims against them. I understand that no
insurance coverage is provided by the Town of Apex Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Department. I further give permission for proper emergency care to be rendered to myself or child
should I not be available or able to give such permission.
As part of this approval, I acknowledge I may have the opportunity to review the premises, equipment and personnel qualifications to be used in conducting the activity. I also have the
opportunity to discuss with program organizers potential hazards and risks that may be associated with the activity and take responsibility for doing so. Failure to exercise this option indicates my
approval and acceptance. I understand the Town of Apex does not provide transportation to or from activities scheduled by the Apex Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Department.
I grant my permission to allow my and / or my child’s photo, as part of a group photo and without individual identifying information, to be used by the Apex Parks and Recreation Department for
promoting programs operated or sponsored by the department.
Participant’s Signature (Parent/Guardian) Date / /
For Department Use Only
Total $ ☐Res ☐Non-Res Receipt # DATE PAID: Staff Initials
13REFUND POLICY
Full Refunds-Registration fees are 100% refundable when programs and events are canceled or adjusted by the Apex Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Resources Department. The Director
of Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Resources shall have the authority to make decisions on all requests not specifically covered herein.
Refunds/ Withdrawals/Transfers-
1. Withdrawal 10 Calendar days or more in advance. A participant requesting to withdraw from a class must provide a written request at least 10 calendar days in advance of the scheduled
start date of the program or tryouts for an athletic league. The participant will receive the full refund of fees minus a $5.00 processing fee. No refunds will be issued when the amount is less
than $6.00.
2. Withdrawal less than 10 Calendar days in advance. A participant requesting a refund in writing, less than 10 calendar days prior to the scheduled start date of the program or tryouts for
an athletic league, will receive a 75% refund of the fees if the participant can be replaced from the waiting list. If there is not a waiting list for the program or athletic league then no refund will
be issued.
3. Withdrawal after First meeting of a program/First regular season game. A participant requesting to withdraw, on the day of or after the first meeting of any program, or the first regular
season game of the affected league, will not be issued a refund.
4. Transfer Request. A participant requesting to transfer from one class date to another, within the same program and registration period, must do so in writing at least 10 calendar
days or more prior to the scheduled start date of the program
5. Adult Team Withdrawals. Refunds for adult athletic programs requiring “team” registration will be issued based on policies and procedures covering that particular program and are
not subject to #s 1, 2, 3, and 4 above.
6. Payment by Check. Effective 7/21/17, no refund requests should be processed for payments by check until at least 10 business days after the date of the receipt.
Medical and Scholastic Exceptions
A full refund of all fees paid, minus a $5.00 processing fee, will be made for Athletic and Non-Athletic Programs only if:
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1) Prior to the first meeting of a program or the first game of the regular season the participant requests a refund in writing including a written excuse from a licensed medical
doctor indicating that the participant should not participate due to medical concerns or physical limitations.
2) Prior to the first meeting of a program or the first game of the regular season the participant requests a refund in writing including written verification that the participant has
been included in either a Middle School, High School, or College program that prohibits participation in recreational programs. Written verification can include a letter from the
team coach, an official team roster from the school or other school document indicating the school policy which prohibits the registrant’s participation.
Discipline Policy for Camps: Parent/Guardian Agreements for Camp:
• Quiet reprimand/verbal warning 1. I acknowledge that every effort will be made to contact parents/guardians in the case
• After repeated behavior problems, a first written incident of a medical emergency. If I cannot be reached, I authorize APRCR camp staff to seek
report will be given to parent appropriate medical care.
• Additional behavior problems will constitute a second 2. I understand that APRCR camp staff may not administer any medications or sunscreen.
Athletic registration forms are available online and at the Community Center.
written incident report given to parent and a 1-2 day 3. I understand that APRCR does not provide snacks, lunches or drinks during camps.
suspension from the program Water is provided. Please provide water bottles marked with child’s name.
• If problems persist, a third written incident report 4. I understand that APRCR is not responsible for lost or stolen items that my child should
constitutes that the participant will be asked to leave the not bring personal belongings such as toys, jewelry or money to camp.
5. My child will be dressed appropriately for camp and will wear athletic shoes or
THIS FORM IS FOR COMMUNITY CENTER AND HALLE CULTURAL ARTS CENTER PROGRAMS ONLY.
program and no refunds will be given
• For severe offenses where a camper is physically or verbally sneakers.
abusive to other camp participant or camp staff, camper 6. I will drop off and pick up at the designated items listed for each camp. I understand
will be subject to immediate expulsion that I will be required to show a picture ID as will anyone I authorize to pick up my child.SPECIALIZED RECREATION & INCLUSION SERVICES
REGISTRATION DATES FOR PROGRAMS ON THIS PAGE start:
November 13 for Residents & November 26 for Non-Apex Residents.
SPECIALIZED RECREATION E G G H U N T S
Programs designed to meet the interests
of individuals who have developmental FLASHLIGHT EGG HUNT Thursday, April 11 • 8pm
and/ or pysical disabilities. For 7345 • Apex Community Park
questions or program ideas please Ages 6+. This is a special event for individuals with disabilities. Grab your flashlight and search
contact Allie Prelaske, allie.prelaske@ for candy-filled eggs in the dark. The hunt will start precisely at 8 pm, so please arrive by 7:45
apexnc.org or 919-249-3507. pm. Dress for the weather and bring a flashlight. Registration required. Support staff are
welcome. Limited to 30 participants. Free.
INCLUSION SERVICES
EGG-CITING EASTER EGG HUNT Saturday, April 13 • 9:15am
Apex Parks, Recreation and Cultural Registration not required • Apex Town Campus
Resources welcomes the participation of 6 and Under. Join us for the Egg-Citing Easter Egg Hunt. Enjoy a fun, family friendly
individuals of all abilities. In compliance
environment for children who may have difficulty participating in traditional egg hunts. Come
with the ADA, we will provide
reasonable accommodations to facilitate meet the Easter Bunny, bring your basket and a buddy to help hunt if needed. Free.
participation in our programs. To FISHING DERBY
ensure that reasonable accommodations Saturday, April 27 • 9am
are in place, accommodation requests 7356 • Seagroves Farm Park Pond
should be received at least two weeks All ages welcome. Reel in the fun at the
prior to the start date of the program.
For more information, please contact Fishing Derby for people with disabilities.
Allie Prelaske, Recreation Program Fishing derby prizes will be awarded for
Supervisor at 919-249-3507. most fish caught and biggest fish caught.
Casting competition prizes will be awarded THE SOCIAL SCENE!
WHAT IS A REASONABLE for the longest cast and most accurate cast. 14 and up. These programs are specifically
ADA ACCOMMODATION? Wheelchairs are welcome. No experience designed for participants with developmental
Reasonable accommodations are necessary. Loaner rods and reels will be and/or physical disabilities. Support staff are
resources used to help allow a person available or bring your own. Bait will be welcome. Limited to 15 participants.
with a disability to participate in any provided. Registration required. Limited Instructor: APRCR Staff
program. Resources may include, but are to 30 participants. Free. Fee: $5 (each date)
not limited to, auxiliary aids or services,
adaptive equipment, additional staff BINGO NIGHT! Craft Night
training, and/or additional staff. Any 16 and up. Get ready for a fun-filled night of Join us for a night of socializing and creating
accommodation that the Department Bingo. Unlimited Bingo, snacks and prizes Valentines Day Crafts.
considers cannot fundamentally alter a are included. This program is specifically 7372 Feb 4 M 6:30-8pm
program. designed for participants with developmental Movie and Popcorn Night
and/or physical disabilities. Support staff are Join us for a recently released movie, popcorn
welcome. Limited to 16 participants. and night with friends.
ATHLETIC WEATHER Instructor: APRCR Staff Call 919-249-3402 two weeks prior to to event
HOTLINE: 919-249-3348 Fee: $6 (each date) for movie title.
7358 Feb 18 M 6:30-8pm 7373 Mar 4 M 6:30-8pm
ABILITIES TENNIS CLINICS 7359 Mar 18 M 6:30-8pm Game Night and Ice Cream Sundaes
Ages 6+. This 6-week tennis clinic is for 7360 Apr 15 M 6:30-8pm Join your friends for an evening of socializing
and entertainment! We will playing the Wii,
athletes with intellectual disabilities. Sign up SPIRIT LEAGUE BASKETBALL
for all of them or as many as you can make. other fun games and make ice cream sundaes.
Ages 12+. An adaptive basketball program
Participants will learn the fundamentals, play 7374 Apr 1 M 6:30-8pm
that allows participants with special needs to
games and have fun! Parents and/or caregivers play a team sport in a positive, self-esteem NATURE AT NIGHT
are asked to stay during the clinic. Buddies are building environment. Athletes will have Ages 12+. Come enjoy nature at night while
provided by Western Wake Tennis Association. the opportunity to learn new skills and the making memories and new friends. Our
Limited to 15 participants. Apex Community fundamenals of basketball through drills and adventures will encourage the understanding
Park Tennis Courts. games. Please wear gym clothes and shoes and appreciation of the natural world at night.
Instructor: Jessica Rigney and bring a water bottle. Support staff are Program includes nature activities, crafts, a
Free welcome. There will be an Ice Cream Social night hike to look for nocturnal creatures as
7350 Mar 3 Sun 4-5pm on March 22 following practice. Limited to the sun sets and will end with making s’mores.
7351 Mar 10 Sun 4-5pm 40 participants. Bring a flashlight. Support staff are welcome.
7352 Mar 17 Sun 4-5pm Instructor: Spirit League Volunteer Coaches Limited to 10 participants.
7353 Mar 24 Sun 4-5pm Fee: $18(R) $28(NR) (8 classes) Instructor: APRCR Staff
7354 Mar 31 Sun 4-5pm Apex Community Center, Gym 2 Fee: $6 (1 class)
7355 Apr 7 Sun 4-5pm 7348 Feb 1- Mar 22 F 6:30-8pm 7375 Mar 28 Th 6:30-8:30pm
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