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PlayBook SUMMER/FALL 2019 Your Guide to Temple Terrace Parks and Recreation
Riverhills Park, located along the banks of the Hillsborough River, is the crown jewel of the City of Temple Terrace division of
Parks and Recreation. The Park is a local favorite for fishing, bird watching, boating and picnics. The boardwalk was completely
refurbished by the City in 2018.
Saturday, May 18
4 to 8pm
in historic Woodmont Park
Tickets on sale at TTBrewFest.com
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TEMPLE TERRACE PLAYBOOK SUMMER / FALL 2019
From the Mayor:
Greetings from Temple Terrace City Hall!
If Spring is a season of rebirth, then Spring defnitely has sprung in Temple Terrace. With a new boardwalk in
place at Riverhills Park, renovations to the Family Recreation Complex nearly complete, construction due to
begin any day in the City’s Redevelopment area, and many other improvements on the horizon, it certainly feels
like a new day is dawning in the Terrace.
And while we revel in these exciting developments, the City also takes pride in our time-honored traditions, like
the annual 4th of July parade and freworks display, as well as more recently entrenched community favorites
which include the Craf BrewFest, Art en Blanc and the Children’s Tea with Mom.
As we go to press, we are wrapping up our frst year of the Mayor’s Youth Leadership Council and I am so proud to report that this
inaugural class accomplished great things, including the establishment of a library at the new Sam & Laurice Hachem Foundation Boys
& Girls Club in Temple Terrace. As we wish our graduating seniors well and welcome new members of the Council, I am excited to see
what else is in store for this impressive and motivated group of young people.
Tis publication is full of the events, programs and amenities that make Temple Terrace such an amazing plact to work and play. I invite
you to take advantage of all that this City has to ofer, as well as to look for ways to exact postive change in our community.
-Mayo Mel Juado
Temple Terrace
PlayBook
Summer / Fall 2019
Mayor
Mel Jurado What’s inside
City Council Memberships ................................................................ 4
Frank Chillura, Vice Mayor Facility Guide ............................................................... 6
James Chambers, Council Member Map ................................................................................ 7
Cheri Donohue, Council Member
Family Recreation Complex news ............................. 8
Andrew Ross, Council Member
Gil Schisler, Council Member
Youth Programs ........................................................... 9
Senior Programs ........................................................ 10
City Administration: 813.506.6400 Tennis Programs ........................................................ 11
Charles W. Stephenson, City Manager
Athletic Programs / Youth Leagues.......................... 12
Parks & Recreation: 813.506.6600 Youth Leagues ............................................................ 13
Aquatics Programs ...............................................14-15
Administration: 813.506.6610
Karl Langefeld, Leisure Services Director
Yoga / Fitness Center ................................................ 16
Cori Collins, Division Director Fitness Center ............................................................ 17
Rachel Tidwell, Administrative Secretary Gymnastics............................................................ 18-19
Health & Fitness .................................................. 20-21
Recreation Division: 813.506.6600 Performing Arts.................................................... 22-24
Tifany Beltran, Aquatics Supervisor
Arts & Crafs .............................................................. 25
Dawn Foutts, Recreation Supervisor
Golf & Country Club ................................................ 26
Phil Jeter, Recreation Supervisor
Community Gardens................................................. 26
Parks Division: 813.506.6578 Community Events ................................................... 27
Tony Goodwin, Parks, Athletic & Facility Supervisor Public Library........................................................ 28-29
Hours of Operation ....................................................30
On the Cover: Childen in the Parks and Recreation Afer School
program play on the new equipment installed earlier this year at
Biltmore Park, 426 Biltmore Ave. www.TempleTerrace.com
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PARKS AND RECREATION FAMILY RECREATION COMPLEX
The City’s Place To Play!
Te Family Recreation Complex is the main facility for the City of Temple Terrace Parks and Recreation
Division. It ofers a variety of programs and activities, as well as open play areas.
Some features include the Clay Court Tennis Center, the Temple Terrace Gymnastics Academy, two
indoor multi-use gymnasiums, six racquetball courts, a ftness center, competitive and recreational pools
(including a 152-foot water slide), sand volleyball courts, various classrooms, dance and aerobic studios
and athletic felds.
Te City of Temple Terrace has 20 diferent parks and facilities, allowing residents and guests to pursue
nearly every type of recreational activity.
Te Temple Terrace Leisure Services permits the private rental of various facilities for individual use.
Tese facilities include swimming pools, a park gazebo, meeting rooms, gymnasiums, soccer felds and
baseball and sofball felds.
For information on availability and fees, please contact the Parks and Recreation Division at 813.506.6600.
Annual Total Membership Individual Adult Any individual 18 years of age or older
Te annual total membership enables participants to utilize all (unless a full-time student under the age of 22).
Temple Terrace Parks and Recreation Division facilities, both Individual Child/Student Children must be under 18 or a
indoor and outdoor, during open-use times. Tis membership full-time student under the age of 22 (ID required).
includes access to the Family Recreation Complex, Clay Court
Tennis Center and fve-pool Aquatics Center. Adult-Plus-One Any adult plus another family member
(spouse or dependent child) who lives in the same household.
Memberships are required for participation in all activities
ofered through the Parks and Recreation Division, whether they Senior Citizen Any individual 60 years or older.
are structured or open play.
Resident Individuals who live within the city limits of Temple
Te membership is sold on an annual basis and is valid one year Terrace. Proof of residency required.
from the date of purchase. Memberships may not be pro-rated
for short-term use. No refunds made for relocation or non-use. Non-Resident Tose living outside the city limits of Temple
All fees are subject to change without notice. Terrace.
Outdoor “Sports League” Pass
Membership Type Resident Non-Resident An outdoor “League” Pass allows for participation in outdoor
sports leagues (Temple Terrace Pony Baseball, Temple Terrace Little
Family $290 $580 League, Temple Terrace Soccer Association) at City operated athletic
Adult $146 $292 complexes.
Adult +One $225 $450 Membership Type Resident Non-Resident
Child/Student $117 $232 Family $88 $176
Senior Citizen $70 $140 Individual $57 $114
Single Season Individual $32.50 $65
Membership cards are NOT included in the annual membership
fee. Cards are required for each member and must be presented at
each visit. Daily Guest Pass
Members may bring guests at the discretion of the Parks and
Tese cards are printed with a photo and a bar code. Members Recreation Division. Guests are required to pay a daily admission fee
who do not bring their card will be charged a look-up fee in order when accompanied by a member. Children under 12 months are
to use the facility. admitted free.
An ID is required to purchase a Daily Guest Pass.
Membership Card (new or replacement): $5; Look-Up Fee: $1
Membership Definitions Daily Pass Aquatics Gymnasiums/ Fitness Tennis
Family Adult, spouse and children residing at the family home. Raquetball (1.5 hrs.)
Children must be under 18 unless full-time students under 22 Daily Child $8 $8 $8 $10
years of age (ID required), or dependent handicapped adults.
Married children may not be included. Daily Adult $10 $10 $10 $10
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PARKS AND RECREATION FAMILY RECREATION COMPLEX
Bike with the Mayor, held annually in March to commemorate Florida Bike Month, starts at the Family Recreation Complex.
Membership Policies
Guest Policy:
Members may bring guests at the discretion of the Parks and Recreation Division. Guests are required to pay a daily admission fee
when accompanied by a member. An ID is required to purchase a Daily Guest Pass.
Loitering Policy:
Temple Terrace recreation facilities are available to all members and guests for active participation in programs, activities and in
open areas. Loitering is not permitted within any recreation facilities or facility grounds.
Children under the age of 10 (subject to change) must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 18.
Program Cancellation and Insurance Information:
Programs may be canceled due to low enrollment, inclement weather and for special events or holidays. Please check with your
instructor in advance for holiday dates and times. Refunds will be issued in the event an entire program is canceled.
All program participants will be required to sign a program participant waiver prior to participation. Insurance is the responsibility
of the participant.
Refund Policy:
Memberships are available on an annual basis only. Requests for refunds will not be considered based upon non-use of membership,
including relocation outside of the service area. Memberships are non-transferable. Program refunds will be considered in the event
of program cancellation or due to medical reasons (medical documentation is required).
Requests for refunds must be made in writing at the Family Recreation Complex. All requests will be reviewed. Refunds are issued
at the sole discretion of the Parks and Recreation Division and not all requests may be granted. Approved refunds will be pro-rated
and charged a $10 processing fee. Please allow 4-6 weeks for processing.
All Facility hours of operation are subject to change without notice.
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PARKS AND AMENITIES
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Ben Lomond Park (2.38 acres)
1 905 Ben Lomond Drive
Billy Graham Garden/Preservation
2 Park, 913 N. Riverhills Drive
Biltmore Park (2.1 acres)
3 426 Biltmore Avenue
Bonnie Brae Park (2.5 acres)
4 248 Bonnie Brae Boulevard
Family Recreation Complex
5 6610 Whiteway Drive 813.506.6600
Linwood Park (1.0 acres)
6 11304 N. 62nd Street
Omar K. Lightfoot Center
7 10901 N. 56th Street 813.506.6630
Overlook Park (.16 acres)
8 8705 Overlook Drive
Ridgedale Sports Complex
9 204 Ridgedale Road
Riverfront Preserve (108 acres)
10 6324 Temple Terrace Highway
Riverhills Park (10.93 acres)
11 329 S. Riverhills Drive
Riverside Park (1.9 acres)
12 201 S. Riverhills Drive
Rotary Park (3.92 acres)
13 8000 E. Fowler Avenue
Scout Park (30.49 acres)
14 911 Bellemeade Avenue
Serena Park (.97 acres)
15 5204 Serena Drive
Temple Terrace Golf and Country
16 Club, 200 Inverness Ave.
Temple Terrace Hilltop Dog Park
17 9240 Harney Road
Temple Terrace Town Center
18 8913 N. 56th Street
University Square Playground (1 acre)
19 10036 N. 53rd Street
West River Preserve (12.24 acres)
20 1103 West River Drive
Woodmont Park (1.9 acres)
21 407 Woodmont Avenue
Youth Sports Complex
22 10369 U.S. Highway 301
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PARKS AND AMENITIES
Fitness Center Benefts Body and Spirit for these Retirees
At least three days a week at 7am sharp
you can fnd some combination of them
at the Family Recreation Complex Fitness
Complex.
Pete Ellis, Wayne Pappy, George Fox,
Hank Murphy and City Councilman Gil
Schisler, Temple Terrace residents all,
come together to work out their bodies
and celebrate friendship - and a good cup
of Cuban cofee.
Te tradition dates back more than 17
years, although Schisler is the new kid on
the block with only four years under his
belt. And, unlike the rest, his retiree status
is now complicated by his election to the
City Council in 2018.
Te men range in age up to 77 years and
vary in their exercise routines. But all
appreciate the upgrades to the Fitness
Center.
Te group abandoned the City facility at
one point, switching over to Planet Fitness City Councilman Gil Schisler and Pete Ellis work out at the City ‘s Fitness Center.
when the amenities seemed lacking. “We’re very pleased with the new space,” it up, we’re happy to be back here.”
Fortunately the recent renovation of the said Ellis. “It’s a great improvement and
While the exercise venue has changed, the
Fitness Center lured the group back. since the City spent all that money fxing
See Fitness, page 16
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YOUTH PROGRAMS
Summer Youth
‘Tween Program
Tis 10-week, action-packed program Summer
Expo!
is open to children that have completed
5th grade through those who have not
yet entered 9th grade. All participants
must have a valid total annual or summer Saturday, April 27
memberships throughout the session. 10am - 2pm
Session: June 3 - Aug. 9 (10 weeks) Family Recreation Complex
Times: 7:30am–6pm Get the scoop on programs ranging
Summer Expo Day Only! (April 27) $475 from Youth Summer Camps, including
Regular Registration begins April 28; $500 those focused on gymnastics, tennis,
Price includes a T-shirt. Field trip fees aquatics, athletics and more.
not included. No summer program on Special discounted rate available
July 4th. Call 813.506.6600 for additional April 27 only!
information.
Monthly rates are available After School
June........................................................$220
July..........................................................$242
Transportation
Aug.........................................................$77* Cost: $130/child a semester
*$115 if not enrolled in either June or July
Summer Youth Limited space available!
Van transportation for students enrolled
in the Afer School Program is available
Elementary on a limited basis. Tis program provides
Program After School pickup at schools and transportation
Action-packed activities include sports,
Program to the Family Recreation Complex for
children enrolled in the Afer School
games, swimming, arts & crafs, feld Session: Aug. 12 to Dec. 20 Program. Schools include Riverhills
trips and themed events. Participants Time: 1:55–6pm Elementary School and Temple Terrace
must bring a non-refrigerated/non- Early Registration: June 24; $420 Elementary School.
microwaveable lunch and two snacks for Regular Registration: Aug. 1; $445
All dates and prices are subject to change.
their day-long adventures. All participants Monthly rates: Aug. $85; Sept. $115;
must have a valid total annual membership Oct. $130; Nov. $85; Dec $85
or a Summer Camp Pass throughout the *An additional fee of $15 will be added
session. No electronic devices or toys to any payment received afer the 2nd
from home allowed! of the month.
Session: June 3 - Aug. 9 (10 weeks) Te Afer School Program is a supervised
Ages: Children who have completed “playground” program that provides
kindergarten through those who have not children with a safe and enjoyable place to
entered 6th grade be during the afer school hours.
Times: 7:30am–6pm
NO ELECTRONIC DEVICES ALLOWED.
Summer Expo Day Only! (April 27) $475
Regular Registration begins April 28; $500 Te Afer School Program is closed
Limited space available! on school holidays, teacher workdays,
conference days and any other days
Price includes a T-shirt. Field trip fees not which there is no school in accordance
included. Limited space available on all with Hillsborough County Schools. Te
feld trips. No summer program on July program does, however, operate on school
4th. early-release days.
Monthly rates are available
Participants must have a current annual
June........................................................$220
membership throughout the program.
July..........................................................$242
For more information, call 813.506.6600.
Aug.........................................................$77*
* A new waiver must be completed for
*$115 if not enrolled in either June or July
every new session.
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SENIOR PROGRAMS
OMAR K. LIGHTFOOT RECREATION CENTER
10901 N. 56th Street
813.506.6635
Te Omar K. Lightfoot Recreation Center
is primarily used for Senior Activities. It
is open Monday–Friday from 8am–4pm.
Amenities include a senior computer
lab, three billiard tables, a variety of
table games, arts & crafs, on-demand
transportation and much more, including
special Senior Citizen Trips to museums,
the theater or other local attractions. Trips
are planned throughout the month and
vary in destination and cost. Call for more
information.
Senior “Arthritis” Other Great
Transportation Exercise Program Senior Activities...
Seniors, leave the driving to us! Te Parks Increase joint fexibility and range of Other regular activities free or ofered at
and Recreation Division is happy to ofer motion, and maintain muscle strength. nominal fees include: BINGO; Bunco;
transportation to Temple Terrace senior See Lightfoot Senior Calendar for days adult coloring; Bridge; arts & crafs;
residents ages 55 and over who cannot get and times. Tai Chi; yoga; line dancing; parties and
out on their own. celebrations; entertainment; sponsored
Silver Sneakers lectures and information sessions;
With 48-hours notice, transportation
is available in the City’s 10-passenger, MSROM Class computer and app tutoring
and much, much more...
wheelchair-accessible van. Monday and Tursday at 9am
Muscular Strength and Range of Check out our Monthly Calendar for
For details on this program or to request
Movement Class. Free if covered by more opportunities to join in on activities
transportation services, call 813.506.6635.
insurance, $2 if you don’t have Silver and fun!
Cost of this service is $1 per trip.
Sneakers through insurance.
senio epo Hold Your
Next Event at
Lightfoot
Friday, Septembe 13 Lightfoot Center is a great venue
fo 9am - non for your next party, meeting or
family gathering. Te facility is
available for rent Friday evenings
and on Saturdays and Sundays.
Join us this year for the 3oth Annual Senior Expo, Stop by for a tour of the building,
featuring an exciting array of vendors, service which includes a prep kitchen,
providers and screening opportunities. stage area with PA system and
other amenities.
Page 10TENNIS PROGRAMS
TENNIS
Family Complex
Clay Courts
6610 Whiteway Drive 813.989.7178
Tis membership-based facility boasts
six state-of-the-art clay tennis courts and
ofers open play, leagues, tournaments,
clinics, group and private lessons.
Head Racquet Professional Manny Mariani
is USPTA certifed and available to assist
with your racquet sport needs. Watch
for posted information on upcoming
events and tournaments. An annual total Mon.–Turs. from 9am–3pm Summer Youth
membership or daily fee is required to *Fees: $130 member / $170 non-member Program Tennis
access the clay courts for open use play. Session 1........................................June 3 - 6
Session 2....................................June 10 - 13 Camp
For clay court reservations, contact the Session 3......................................June 17-20 Tis is an introductory tennis camp
Family Recreation Complex Customer Session 4....................................June 24 - 27 ofered exclusively to our Summer Youth
Service desk at 813.506.6600 afer 8am. Session 5........................................July 8 - 11 Program participants. Students may
Session 6.....................................July 15 - 18 register for one or more weeks.
Proper tennis attire and tennis etiquette Session Dates:
must be used at all times. No running shoes Session 7 ....................................July 22 - 25
Session 8..............................July 29 - Aug. 1 Any week between June 3 - Aug. 1
or cross trainers allowed on the courts. Cost: $35 per student per week
Session 9........................................Aug. 5 - 8
Hard Courts *Fees subject to change. Rain or shine.
Days: Tues.–Turs.
Times: 10:30–11:30am
Tennis Center In case of inclement weather, tennis
10901 Richlyne Street
camp will be moved indoors (to include
Pickleball & other activities).
PRIVATE LESSONS AVAILABLE
Half-day prices for each session are Call Manny Mariani, USPTA Certifed
Recently renovated! Resurfaced courts,
available. Head Tennis Professional at 813.989.7178.
new nets, benches and more. Te Hard
Court Tennis Center is located east of the
Omar K. Lightfoot Center on Whiteway
Fees per session Member Non-Members Times
Drive. Tis public facility has six lighted
hard courts and rest rooms. All hard
PeeWee (ages 4-7) $30 $45 3:30-3:55pm
courts may be used at no cost.
Te tennis center is open from 8am until Beg.inner/Intermediate
Beg / Inter. (ages 8-14) $60 $90 4-4:55pm
9pm, Monday through Friday, and until
sunset on Saturday and Sunday. Adult $40 $60 8-8:55am
Summer Junior
Tennis Camp Children And Adult Tennis Lessons
Juniors ages 6–14 of all skill levels can sign Children’s lessons include classes* twice a week for three weeks (Monday &
up for one or more weeks of our Summer Tursday). Adult lessons are once a week for three classes per session (Wednesday).
Junior Tennis Camp. Participants will learn Classes are held at the Family Recreation Complex Clay Courts.
skills and strategies to help improve their
tennis game. Daily drills, games, matches, Session 6...............................................................Sept. 9 - 25
mini tournaments, and swimming are Session 7...............................................................Oct. 7 - 23
included. All participants must pre-register Session 8...............................................................Oct. 28 - Nov. 13
at the Temple Terrace Family Recreation Prices & Dates subject to change. Minimum of three players per class.
Complex. Students are requested to bring
or purchase a lunch. Camp will break at *Classes canceled by instructor due to inclement weather or City holidays will be
11:30am for lunch and swimming. No class rescheduled by the instructor.
on July 4.
Page 11ATHLETIC PROGRAMS / YOUTH LEAGUES
PLAY BALL!
Summer Co-Ed Basketball AAYA Youth
Basketball Skills Skills Clinic Cheerleading
Ages 8-15
Class Registration begins July 1 Mondays, 6:30 - 7:30pm
Ages 4 - 7 years Clinic I: Aug. 12-15 Omar K. Lightfoot Recreation Center
6 week session, June 22 - Aug. 3 Clinic II: Aug. 19-22 Ages 5-15
Registration begins April 1 Clinic III: Aug. 26-29 Mondays
Registration is underway
Co-ed Basketball Registration begins Oct. 1
Clinic IV: Dec. 2-5
Fee per class: $7 members /
League Clinic V: Dec. 16-19
$10 non-members
Call 813.885.2292
For more information, please contact
the Family Recreation Complex at
Co-Ed Basketball COE
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813.560.6600.
League ALL
Flag Football Registration begins July 1
will be he
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Skills Clinic Skill evaluations: Sept. 5
Final day for registering: Sept. 7 at 11am are requir
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Clinic I: July 29-Aug. 1 ed and m
Practice begins week of Sept. 8 will be ab embers
Ages: 6-12 le to play
for free.
Games begin week of Sept. 15 (Non-me
Registration begins: April 1 mbers m
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Approximate 8 week season + playofs pay $10 p
er day).
Clinic II: Aug. 5 - 8
Ages: 6 - 12 Flag Football
Registration begins: April 1 Skills Clinic
Ages 6-12
Fall Registration begins: Oct. 1
Clinic I: Nov. 18-21
Basketball Skills Clinic II: Dec. 9-12
Class
Fall I
Ages 6-7
4 week session, Aug. 17-Sept. 7
Celebrate your Birthday
Registration begins July 1 ...with a Sports-themed party!
Fall II We ofer athletic birthday parties for children
Ages 4-7 of all ages and abilities. Parties include 1 hour & 15
8 week session, Sept. 21-Nov. 9 minutes of fully-supervised FUN in the Gymnasium
Registration begins July 1 or on the Athletic Field with our experienced staf
and 45 minutes in the party room. Sports
available are Volleyball, Soccer, Basketball,
Flag Football, Kickball and Dodgeball.
Call 813.506.6600 for more information.
Page 12ATHLETIC PROGRAMS / YOUTH LEAGUES
Temple Terrace
Little League
Baseball
Season begins in September.
Registration: April 1 - July 31 at the
Family Recreation Complex
Ages: 4-16 years
Cost: $100 baseball; $85 tee ball
Game Location: Ridgedale Sports
Complex, 204 Ridgedale Rd.
Go to templeterracellbaseball.website.
siplay.com or call 813.988.9305 for more
info.
Temple Terrace
Pony Baseball
Ages: 3–14 years
10369 U.S. Highway 301, Tampa
Buddy Baseball
For season registration information,
email ttponybaseball@gmail.com.
Buddy Baseball is an award winning non-competitive recreational league Temple Terrace
for boys and girls with special needs in the Tampa Bay area. Each player is Soccer Association
paired with a Buddy to assist the player as needed. Tis provides an opportunity
like no other for the children with special needs to experience team play and
Academy/Recreational
Youth Soccer
camaraderie.
Ages: U5–U14 (CO-ED)
Contact Information: Russ Oberbroeckling, Executive Director, 813.416.5742, Russ@
Season I: Sept. 1-Dec. 15
BuddyBaseball.org Website: www.buddybaseball.org
Online registration Players Competitive Youth
www.buddybaseball.org Students (boys and girls) with special
needs ages 8-22 years
Soccer
Registration Deadline Ages: U9–U18 (CO-ED)
Friday, Aug. 23 Buddies: 10-22 years Annual team tryouts in late May.
Meet and Greet Registration: $30 per players with Go to foridasoccerclub.org for more
Saturday, Sept.. 21 special needs, $15 for Buddies. No charge information. Direct inquiries about
for Coaches Academy Recreation by email to Dean
Season Jones at dean.jones@foridasoccerclub.org.
Saturdays, Sept. 28 - Nov. 9 Financial assistance is available Contact Brian Dozark at brian.dozark@
All players – Pony Baseball, Little League Baseball and Academy/Recreational Soccer foridasoccerclub.org for Competitive
– must have at least a current outdoor pass throughout the season. Youth Soccer inquiries.AQUATICS PROGRAMS
AQUATICS Spring
Session Dates
Summer
Amenities Mondays and Wednesdays: Monday through Tursday:
• April 1 through April 24 • June 3 - 13
Te Temple Terrace Aquatic Complex,
• April 29 through May 22 • June 17 - 29
located within the Family Recreation
• July 1 - 11
Complex, includes fve swimming pools Saturdays:
• July 15 - 25
and two sand volleyball courts. • April 6 through May 25
• July 29 - Aug. 8
• June 8 through July 27
Te main heated pool, 25 yards X 25 meters,
is used for all swim programs and includes Fees
two diving boards and a tunnel slide. $40 for members; $60 for non-members
Te fun pool area includes a 3,000 square-
Aqua Tots 3 to 5 years Summer
foot pool that accommodates water
Learn the most elementary aquatic skills M-T 10:30-11:10am; 11:15-11:55am;
volleyball, a 152-foot water slide and plunge
and develop safe practices around the 4-4:40pm; 5:30-6:10pm; 6:15-6:55pm
pool and an oversized “Funbrella” shelter.
water. Most skills are performed with Sat. 10:45-11:25am
Te kiddie area includes a children’s assistance.
wading pool, a covered canopy and the Spring Level 3: Stroke Development
kiddie water playground complete with M/W 4:30–5pm; 5:15–5:45pm Learn the mechanics of breast stroke,
animal slides and a variety of fountains. Sat. 10:45–11:25am; 11:30am–12:10pm while practicing freestyle and backstroke
Summer details in the full length of the pool.
Please note that all these areas are available
M-T 9:45-10:15am; 10:30-11am; 11:15- Spring
for private rentals on a limited basis.
11:45am; 4-4:30pm; 4:45-5:15pm; 5:30- M/W 3–3:40pm; 6:45–7:25pm
Admission 6pm; 6:15-6:45pm Sat. 10–10:40am
Summer
An annual membership or daily pass of Sat. 10:45-11:15am; 11:30am -noon
M-T 9-9:40am; 11:15-11:55am; 4:45-
$8 per child / $10 per adult is required for
admission to the pools. Children under
Children 6-12 years 5:25pm
Level 1: Introduction to Water Skills Sat. 10-10:40am
the age of 10 must be accompanied by an
Get oriented to the aquatic environment
adult in all pool areas. Children under 12 Level 4: Stroke Improvement
and learn elementary skills including
months are admitted free. Proper Pool Participants will accomplish all four
buoyancy drills and water movement.
attire must be worn at all times. strokes in this level, while gaining
Spring
* No infatable equipment permitted. techniques in kneeling dives and fip
M/W 3:45–4:25pm; 4:30–5:10pm; 5:15–
turns.
Learn to swim 5:55pm
Sat. 10:15–11:25am
Spring
Aqua Babies 6 months to 3 years M/W 3–3:40pm; 6:45–7:25pm
Summer
Parents introduce children to basic skills Sat. 10–10:40am
M-T 9:45-10:25am; 10:30-11:10am;
that lay the foundation for learning to Summer
11:15-11:55am; 4-4:40pm; 5:30-6:10pm;
swim. Learn how to work safely with your M-T 9-9:40am; 11:15-11:55am;
6:15-6:55pm
child in the water, and prepare them for a 7-7:40pm
Sat. 10:45-11:25am
variety of water safety skills. Sat. 10-10:40am
Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills
Spring Tis level breaks down freestyle and Adults
M/W 5:15–5:45pm backstroke skills so that swimmers will 13 years and older
Sat. 11:30am–noon glide through the water unsupported. Grow swimming skills at any level; from
Summer Spring getting more comfortable in the water to
M-T 9:45-10:25am; 5:30-6pm M/W 3:45–4:25pm; 6-6:40pm developing stroke techniques.
Sat. 11:30am-noon Sat. 10:45–11:25am Spring
M/W 6:45–7:25pm
Sat. 10–10:40am
Private Lessons: Summer
M-T 9-9:40am; 7-7:40pm
Member Rate Regular Rate
Sat. 10-10:40am
One 30 minute lesson: $30 $40
Five 30 minute lessons: $125 $175
Ten 30 minute lessons: $200 $300
* If interested in private lessons, please contact 813.506.6600
Page 14AQUATICS PROGRAMS
Lifeguard Training
Te Aquatics Center ofers classes in
American Red Cross Lifeguard Training.
Students must be at least 15 years-old
to register. Participants in the class
will receive certifcations in Lifeguard
Competitive Swim Team will compete against other area summer Training, CPR for the Professional
Team Velocity is excited to be a new swim teams. All levels of swimmers are Rescuer and Standard First Aid.
ofering at the Aquatic Complex! Team welcome to participate.
Tis course is accepted by most area water
Velocity is a year-round, not-for-proft parks and municipal swimming pools for
Tis program will run from May 6 – July
USA Swimming-sanctioned team. We lifeguard candidates.
26. Swimmers may practice Monday -
ofer competitive age group and senior
Tursday from 8–9am or 4–5pm. Local
swimmers of varying abilities, from April 15 - 18, 3-6pm
meets will be ofered one Tursday
pre-competitive to national level, the May 20 - 23, 3-6pm
evening per month.
opportunity to hone their skills in a Cost: $180
healthy and nurturing environment. Tere is a $25 registration fee. AAU
Registration ($16) is required. Te cost of
During the school year, Team Velocity
the program is $200 members/$300 non-
holds daily afernoon practice sessions.
members. Go to teamunify.com/ftv for
Both the schedule and criteria for swim
info and to register. Team members will
group placement are detailed on Team
receive a team tee-shirt and a swim cap.
Velocity’s website www.teamunify.
com/ftv. All swim groups will have Adult Swim Club
weekday and Saturday morning practice
Masters swimming is for adults who
throughout the summer. Please visit our
website for details and click the “Contact
wish to continue swimming Lifeguard
Us” button for more information or to
competitively, are training for triathlons,
cross training for another sport, or who
Employment
arrange a try-out.
just are looking to improve on their Opportunities
Tere is a $25 registration fee to join Team swimming skills and endurance. Are you at least 16 years old and looking
Velocity. Monthly instructional fees range for a great summer job? Te City of
Monday & Wednesday: 5:30-7pm
from $90 to $135/month, depending Temple Terrace is looking for lifeguards
Tuesday & Tursday: 5:30-7am
on group placement. USA Swimming to work at the Aquatic Center. Current
Year-Round annual registration ($75) is Tere is a $25 registration fee to join. Te certifcations in Lifeguard Training, CPR
required. Team members receive a team monthly fee for this program is for the Professional Rescuer, and Standard
tee-shirt and a swim cap. $50 members/$75 nonmembers. First Aid are required. For additional
Go to www.teamvelocity.com/ftv for lifeguard employment information, go to
more information about Velocity and to www.templeterrace.com.
register.
Summer Clinics
Team Velocity will host a variety of
clinics for all levels of competitive
swimmers on Tuesday and Tursday
mornings following scheduled practice.
Te Developmental (pre-competitive)
and Competitive Clinics will focus on
improving techniques in all four strokes
as well as starts and turns. Clinics for
more advanced team swimmers (coach
approval required) will focus mainly on
Pool Parties
training. Te cost is $20/week.
Summer Swim League RESERVE YOUR DATE EARLY!
Team Velocity’s Summer Solstice Swim Te aquatic facilities at the Family Recreation Complex are available for private
Team is an excellent introduction to rental Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings. A pool party is a great way to celebrate
competitive swimming. Summer Solstice any occasion. For prices and availability, call 813.506.6600.
Page 15YOGA / FITNESS CENTER
YOGA
Tis yoga series will help participants build community and experience the benefts of
yoga, while adapting the practice to the individual. Benefts include: stress reduction,
increased fexibility and strength, improved balance, and healthy bones.
For more information and registration contact Mallory Quinn at 813.444.8394 or by email
at info@greenlocusyoga.com
Session Dates Flow Yoga
May 1 - June 12 Location: Omar K. Lightfoot Center
June 19 - July 24 In Flow Yoga, the practitioner moves
August 14 - September 18 gracefully from one pose to the next and
September 25 - October 30 practice, becomes almost like a dance.
November 6 - December 11 Yoga unites the breath with movement in
Yoga 101: a choreographed sequence. Te fowing
movements may be combined with some
A Beginner Series longer holds of certain postures.
Location: Omar K. Lightfoot Center Yoga Stretch
Wednesdays 7:15 - 8:15pm Wednesdays, 6 - 7pm Location: Family Rec Complex
Cost: $45 members / $60 members $45 members/ $60 non-members Instructors: Sibilla Abukhaled-Masini
& Susan Masciello
In this beginner series, learn the
foundations of yoga including breathing
Chair Yoga 813.417.7231, sibillaam@gmail.com
Location: Omar K. Lightfoot Center Cost per class: $4 (members)
techniques, intention setting, posture Instructor: Fran Johns $6 (non-members)
breakdowns and how to relax at the end 813.985.8216 Mondays/Wednesdays: 9-10am
of class. Classes will be workshop-style
allowing for questions and focusing on the Tursdays from 10:05 - 10:25am Tis yoga class is for all ages and
fundamentals of postures and transitions. Tursdays from 7:50 - 8:25pm ability levels. Students will be led in a
Afer this series, students should feel Cost: $2 member/$3 non-member combination of stretching and gentle
confdent attending other yoga classes. * First class FREE movements.
Fitness Center Improvements Spark Return to Facility
Fitness, from page 8
afer work-out routine has remained the
same. Afer leaving the Rec Complex, the
group gathers at Ruban’s Cubans on Busch
Blvd. for cofee and a chance, according to
Ellis, “to solve all the world’s problems.” At
least all they can ft in before 9am.
Te renovation of the Fitness was just one
part of a major overhaul of the Family
Recreation Complex. Other improvements
include new dance studios, the addition of
an outdoor multi-purpose play court, an
expanded gymnastics area and renovations
to the existing locker rooms. A snack bar/
cofee shop lounge also is being added,
stafed by students at the Focus Academy.
If you haven’t been by the Complex lately,
be sure and stop by to see all the new
improvements!
Wayne Pappy does floor exercises at the Family Recreation Complex Fitness Center.
Page 16FITNESS CENTER
TEMPLE TERRACE FITNESS CENTER
Your New Fitness
Center Is Here!
As part of the Family Recreation
Complex’s renovations, the Fitness Center
recently was reconstructed in a new
location.
Te new Fitness Center is larger, more
open, and features a cardio-lof to house
all the new equipment that has been
introduced during the past year. New
fooring, stretching mats, and televisions
give our members an enhanced workout
experience.
Join today and take advantage of Temple
Terrace’s new workout digs. Located in the
Family Recreation Complex, the Temple
Terrace Fitness Center ofers another
outstanding amenity to the full range
of family ftness options your annual
membership or day pass provides.
Fully equipped with resistance and Hours of Operation Certified Personal
cardiovascular ftness equipment, this Te Fitness Center hours of operation have Trainer Available
facility ofers a full range of workout been designed to maximize convenience Sibilla - 813.417.7231
options for beginners and seasoned for customers. Te schedule allows users sibillaam@gmail.com
users alike. Te Fitness Center’s friendly access to all of the equipment before and
atmosphere and qualifed staf make it a • Weight Loss
afer work, as well as during lunch and on • Bone & Joint Strengthening
favorite local workout destination. weekends. • Sport Specifc Training
• Flexibility
Resistance Equipment Te Fitness Center also is open most
• Overall Health & Wellness
• Stack weights, Paramount and Body holidays, but call to confrm hours. For
a full schedule of Fitness Center normal Afordable packages available.
Masters
• Free weight benches, Hammer operating hours, see page 30.
Strength
• Full line of free weights
• TRX Suspension
Cardiovascular
Equipment
• Treadmills
• Elliptical machines
• ArcTrainer
• Rowing machines
• New line of recumbent, upright, and
spin bikes
Policies
• Participants must be 14* years or older
*13 years if accompanied by legal guardian
• Guest Pass - $10 (Daily)
• Sign in at the Fitness Center counter
• Proper workout attire – no jeans or
open-toe shoes
Page 17GYMNASTICS
Registration: “First come-frst
served” basis. Classes may fll early, so
plan accordingly. Class schedule subject
to change. Please check with the front
desk for latest availability.
Refunds: Granted for emergencies,
medical reasons, or if the request is made
prior to the frst class. Approved refunds
are subject to a processing fee and pro-
rata. Please allow 4-6 weeks.
CLASS SESSIONS
Summer
June 10-Aug. 3, 8 week session
Priority registration: May 6
Open registration: May 13
No Classes: July 4 – July 6
Fall I
Aug. 12-Oct. 12 ; 9 week session
GYMNASTICS
Priority registration: July 15
Open registration: July 22
No Classes: Sept. 2
Fall II
Summer Camp *Summer Youth Programs
Participant Rate
Oct. 14-Dec. 21 ; 9-week session
Priority registration: Sept. 16
Camps are available to children ages 5
Participant must have Total Annual Open registration: Sept. 23
and older. Full-day and half-day rates
Membership, be currently enrolled in No Classes: Nov. 11 & Nov. 25-30
are available. (Half-day participants only
the SYP during registered week(s) and Fall Show: Dec. 16-21
qualify for Before care, not Afer Care.)
the account must be in good standing to
Week 1 - June 3-7
receive discounted rate. Preschool Classes
Week 2 - June 10-14 Tiny Tumblers I
Week 3 - June 17-21 Monday–Friday 18 mo.-3-1/2 years, 40 min.
Week 4 - June 24-28 Ages 6 & older: 9am–5pm, $75 (Parent and tot class)
Week 5 - July 1-3, (3 day week) Ages 5 & older: 9am–1pm, $45
No camp July 4-5 Tiny Tumblers II
Week 6 - July 8-12 Before and 3-1/2–5 years, 40 min.
Week 7 - July 15-19
Week 8 - July 22-26
After Care (Children alone, no parents/guardians)
Week 9 - July 29 – August 2
(Before 7:30am and until 6pm) Girls/Classes
Weekly: Member $30; Non-Member $45
Week 10 - August 5-9
Daily: Member $8; Non-Member $12
Girls Kinder Gym
5–6 years, 55 min.
(Beginner)
Class Information Tardiness: For their safety,
Girls Gym
children must participate in warm-ups
Attire: All students must be dressed and may not attend the class if more than 7–11 years, 55 min.
appropriately to participate in classes. (Beginner)
10 minutes late.
Acceptable attire: leotards or one-piece
swim suits, T-shirt or tank top, elastic 7+ years, 85 min.
Make-Up Classes: Make-up
(Intermediate girls)
band shorts or wind pants with hair classes are subject to availability. One
pulled away from face with sof ponytail
holder.
make-up class per child per session will be Advanced Gym Classes
allowed, if available. Parent must schedule (Permission Only Classes)
• No clothing with zippers or buttons make-up day and time with the front desk
allowed prior to attending and receive a make-up
Advanced Tiny Tumblers
• No jewelry (small studs okay) 3–5 years, 55 min.
pass. Participant must present the pass at
• No socks or stockings the start of their make-up class.
Page 18GYMNASTICS
Class Tuition: Summer
Class Length Member Non-member
40 - 55 min. $57 $85.50
85 min. $84 $126
55 min. 2x week $114 $171
85 min. 2x week $152 $226
Class Tuition: Fall I and II
Class Length Member Non-member
40 - 55 min. $62 $96
85 min. $93 $142
55 min. 2x week $128 $192
85 min. 2x week $171 $250
Advanced Girls Kinder Gym USAG Competitive Teams
5–7 years, 85 min. All gymnasts must pass a skills, strength
and fexibility test and be willing to
Permission Only make a year-round commitment to the
5+ years, 55 min. x 2
competitive gymnastics team. Gymnasts
Advanced Girls compete both locally and throughout the
5+ years, 85 min. x 2 state.
Boys Gym Classes
Boys Kinder Gym
5–6 years, 55 min.
(Beginner)
Boys Gym
7–11 years, 55 min.
Open Gymnastics
Tiny Tot
1–5 years, 1 hr.
Open Gymnastics
6–13 years, 1 hr.
Adult Open
14 years and older, 1 hr.
Tumbling Class
Learn tumbling basics, back handsprings
and much more.
6–9 years, 55 min.
10 years and older, 55 min.
Note: Transfers are not permitted afer
week 3 of any session or afer week 2
during the Fall II session.
Page 19HEALTH & FITNESS
Spring into Fitness Week: MAY 6-11
FREE CLASSES AND Friday, May 10
PROGRAMS ALL WEEK! • SPIN Class with Joel 6:30-7:30am
• Total Body Sculpt and Stretch 9:15-
Monday, May 6 10:15am
• Cardio/Interval Senior Fitness 8-9am • Hydro Power Water Fitness 9:15-10am
• Pickleball 9:30am – noon • Line Dancing 6:15-7pm
• Yoga Stretch @ Lightfoot 9-10am
Wednesday, May 8
• Step Aerobics 8-9am
• Water Fitness 11:15am-noon
• Introduction to Tennis 9-10am
Saturday, May 11
• Adult Open Gymnastics 8-9pm • HIIT Boot Camp with Sibilla 8-9am
• Yoga Stretch @ Lightfoot 9-10am
• Nutrition Class with Joel 9:30-10:30am
Tuesday, May 7 • Pickleball 9:30am-noon
• SPIN Class with Joel 3:30-4:30pm
• Tai Chi @ Lightfoot 9:30-10:30am • Deep Water Fitness 10-10:45am
• Billiards @ Lightfoot 6-8pm Visit the Fitness Center and try the
• Burn at the Barre 9:15-10:15am
new equipment; explore diferent ways
• Nutrition Class with Joel @ Lightfoot
12:30-1:30pm
Thursday, May 9 to stay active and learn about work-
• Cardio-Combat with Sibilla 6:30-7:30am outs, nutrition and more.
• Tap and Jazz for Seniors 3:15pm
• Rhythmic Yoga with Sibilla 8-9am
• Tap and Jazz for Adults 6:45pm Class times and dates are subject to
• SPIN Class with Joel 6-7pm change. For additional information,
• Table Tennis @ Lightfoot Center
• Zumba @ Lightfoot 7-7:45pm please call 813.506.6600.
6-8:30pm
• Chair Yoga @ Lightfoot 7:45-8:25pm
Shotokan Karate Water Fitness Burn at the Barre
Classes Work-out smart with a non-impact
program designed to maximize results.
with Debbie
Instructor: Eric Holden, 3rd Dan JKA Tuesdays from 9:15 – 10:15am
Strengthen your joints and increase your A total body workout with a combination
813.842.1529, holdenall@hotmail.com
respiratory and muscular endurance. of moves that will strengthen, lengthen,
5 years and older
All aerobic classes cost: $4 for members/ and help you achieve amazing results
$140 members / $210 non-members
$6 for non-members for arms, legs, and abs! Barre is a fusion
Beginning Karate consists of instruction Family Recreational Complex Pool of ballet inspired moves & Pilates that
and training of children and adults on
Instructor: Sharon Hart, 813.924.0195 builds total body muscle and strength.
punching, kicking, striking, blocking,
Tuesday and Tursday at 10am (No ballet experience needed. For all
stances, stepping and conditioning for
Saturday at 10:15am levels).
their application. Cost for beginners does
(60 minute – shallow water class)
not include cost of the uniform.
Instructor: Tamera Beisler, 813.967.0152
Total Body
Intermediate/Advanced Karate is for those
who are ready to advance or who have
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10am Sculpt & Stretch
received previous training. Instructor’s
(60 minute – deep water class) with Debbie
recommendation is required. A plain Instructor: Lorely Fieger Fridays from 9:15 – 10:15am
white karate uniform will be required and Mondays at 11:15am A 2-part total body workout with 40
may be purchased through the instructor. (45 minute – Hydro Power Class) minutes of body sculpting exercises
using weights, bands and exercise
Summer sessions starts in June Instructor: Sibilla Abukhaled, balls to burn fat, lose weight, and
Fall/Winter session starts in September 813.417.7231 build strength throughout the entire
Beginners Class Wednesday at 11:15am body. Tis is followed by 20 minutes
Omar K. Lightfoot Center Friday at 9:10am of stretching to open up the joints and
Monday & Wednesday at 5:45pm (45 minute – Hydro Power Class) stretch the muscles to aid in reducing
Advanced Class
Cardio-COMBAT stress, gaining fexibility and range of
motion throughout your whole body.
Omar K. Lightfoot Center with Sibilla Both “Debbie” programs located at
Monday & Wednesday at 6:45pm “You will feel challenged in this high
energy cardio and body weight class.” the Family Recreation Complex
Members $4; Non-members $6
Tursdays 6:30am - 7:30am
Family Recreation Complex Email dhensleigh@aol.com
Cost: $4 members/ $6 non-members or call 813.690.9244
Page 20HEALTH & FITNESS
LIGHTFOOT CENTER
BILLIARDS NIGHT
Wednesdays from 6 - 8pm
Members + 1 guest
Members $2 • Non-member Guest $4 Non-members
must be accompanied by a member.
Players only. (Players under 18 years-old must be
accompanied by legal guardian)
No children or non-playing guests permitted in building.
No gambling allowed on premises.
Subject to availability of Center on scheduled nights.
Program may end at any time.
Tai Chi For
Health Programs Adult Exercise
Join the journey, learn the art of Tai Chi.
Classes
Instructor: Joey Winborg, 813.760.1530 Instructor: Marianne Moody, IFPA
Omar K. Lightfoot Center Certifed Personal Trainer
Tuesdays from 9–10am Cost (per class): $4 members /
Cost: $2 members / $3 non-members $6 non-members
$40 unlimited monthly pass for members
Table Tennis Family Recreation Complex
Monday at 8am
Omar K. Lightfoot Recreation Center Cardio/Interval Senior Fitness
Tuesday from 6–8:30pm
$2 members / $3 non-members Tuesday at 8am
For players of all skill levels, ages 10+ years Yoga/Pilates
Wednesday at 8am
ZUMBA Step Aerobics
Instructor: Fran Johns, 813.985.8216 Tursday at 8am
Te Omar K. Lightfoot Center Yoga with Sibilla
Tursday from 7–7:45pm Friday at 8am
Cost: $5 members / $7.50 non-members Cardio/Interval Senior Fitness
Class schedule subject to change.
Page 21PERFORMING ARTS
BALLET
Temple Terrace Ballet templeterraceballet.com
Summer Session
Family Recreation Complex
9 weeks: May 29 - July 29
No class: July 4
Instructors: Lee Virgillio and staf
Contact: Lee Virgillio, 813.767.6849 or Pas de Deux Level I 7+ years
lee@templeterraceballet.com Sat. 1-2pm (Beg. / Int.) Mon. 5-6pm, Wed. 4-5pm
Sat. 2-3pm (Adv.) Level II
Registration
Online at templeterraceballet.com, by phone, Adv. Variations Wed. 5-6pm
email or appointment with instructor at the Sat. noon-1pm Level III
Family Recreation Complex. Ballet Theatre Project Mon. 6-7pm, Wed. 6-7pm
Class Schedule Fri. 5:30-7pm Level IV
Classes Level II and up require Cost per Mon. 6-7pm, Wed. 5-6pm
Director’s Approval
Subject to change depending on enrollment.
Summer Session Level V / VI & Pointe
• Early Registration Fee: $10 by May 9 Mon. 7:30-9pm, Wed. 6:30-8pm
Pre-Ballet 2 years • Registration Fee: $15 by June 9 Modern Dance 9+ years
• Late Registration Fee: $20 afer June 9 Wed. 7-8pm (Modern I)
Mon. 3:45–4:15pm
Member / Non-Member 8-9pm (Modern II)
Pre-Ballet 3-4 years 30 min. class: $40 / $60
Mon. 4:15-5pm, Sat. 10-10:45am 45 min. class: $51 / $76.50 Ballet Teen/Adult
Mon. 7-8pm, Wed. 8-9pm
Pre-Ballet 5-6 years 1 hour class: $68 / $102
Mon. 5-6pm, Sat. 11:30am-12:30pm 90 min. class: $108 / $162 Acro Dance
Additional Classes: 15% Discount Mon. (Acro I) 4-5pm
Level I 7+ years Drop-In Class (Adult): $7.50 / $15 per Wed. (Acro II) 4-5pm
Mon. 6-7pm, Wed. 5:30-6:30pm 30 min. Fri. (Acro III) 5-6pm
Level II / III Sat. (Mini Acro) 10:45-11:30am
Mon. 5-6pm, Wed. 5-6pm Fall Session Beg./Int. Pointe
Family Recreation Complex
Level IV 18 weeks: Aug. 12 - Dec. 14
Mon. 7-7:30pm, Wed. 6-6:30pm
Mon. 6-7pm, Wed. 6-7pm
No class: Sept. 2, Oct. 25 & 26, Nov. 11 Int. / Adv. Ballet
Modern Dance 9+ years Sunday, Dec. 1, 5pm - USF Teatre I Sat. 11:30am - noon
Wed. 7:30-8:30pm (Beg./Int.)
6:30-7:30pm (Adv.)
Instructors: Lee Virgillio and staf Int. / Adv. Pointe
Contact: Lee Virgillio, 813.767.6849 or Sat. 11:30am-noon
Teen/Adult lee@templeterraceballet.com
Pas de Deux
Mon. 7-8pm, Wed. 5:30-6:30pm Registration Sat. 1-2pm (Beg. / Int.)
Acro Dance On site - Fri. Aug 9, 4 – 7pm Sat. 2-3pm (Adv.)
Fri. (Acro I) 3:30-4:30pm Sat. Aug 10, 10am – 1pm
Fri. (Acro II/III) 4:30-5:30pm Online - at www.templeterraceballet.com Adv. Variations
Sat. noon-1pm
Sat. (Mini Acro) 10:45-11:30am
Beg./Int. Pointe Class Schedule Dance Ensemble**
Classes Level II and up require Fri. 6 - 8pm
Mon. 7-7:30pm, Wed. 7-7:30pm
Director’s Approval Ballet Theatre A**
Level V / VI & Pointe Subject to change depending on enrollment. Fri. 6-7:30pm
Mon. 7:30-9pm, Wed. 7:30-9pm
Int. / Adv. Ballet Pre-Ballet 2 years Ballet Theatre B**
Mon. 3:45–4:15pm Fri. 6-7:30pm
Sat. 10-11:30am
Int. / Adv. Pointe Pre-Ballet 3-4 years Fall Production
Mon. 4:15-5pm, Sat. 10-10:45am Te Nutcraker
Sat. 11:30am-noon
Pre-Ballet 5-6 years
Mon. 5-6pm, Sat. 11:30am-12:30pm **Actual practice schedule varies.
Page 22PERFORMING ARTS
Cost Per Fall Session
• Early Registration Fee: $10 by Aug. 11
• Registration Fee: $15 by by Sept. 2
1 hour class: $136 / $204
Additional hour: $114 / $171
TAP & JAZZ
Director/Instructor: Elevate Dancers Katie
• Late Registration Fee: $25 afer Sept. 2 90 min. class: $216 / $324
Stahl. Contact at 813.417.3219 or by email
• Recital (per family) $50 Early Additional 90 min.: $180 / $270
at elevatedancers@gmail.com
• Registration Fee: $10 by May 9 Additional Classes: 15% Discount
• Registration Fee: $15 by June 9 Drop-In Class (Adult): $5 / $7.50 per 30 Family Recreation Complex
• Late Registration Fee: $20 afer June 9 min. Beginning in Sept.
Member / Non-Member $88 members / $132 non-members
30 min. class: $80 / $120 Additional Fees
• Costume (per class) $15 Tuesdays:
Additional 30 min.: $68 / $102
• Costume Ballet Teatre $25 Seniors: 3:15pm
45 min. class: $102 / $153
• Costume Dance Ensemble $50 2–5 years VPK: 4pm
Additional 45 min.: $86 / $129
K–1st grade: 4:30pm
2nd–5th grade: 5:15pm
Middle & high school: 6pm
BALLET Young Dancers Adults: 6:45pm
(Classes are co-ed)
Camp Whether you are new to dancing or have
SUMMER
7-12 years years of experience, you are invited to
M-F, 9am to 3:30pm join one of our classes. Instructors work
with each student to help develop self-
CAMPS
Daily Ballet technique with additional
classes in pre-pointe, acrobatics, confdence, poise, coordination, self-
pantomime, improvisation, dance discipline, team spirit and, most of all, a
history, repertory, stagecraf and sense of pride in themselves.
more! Dancers are awarded certifcates of
Family Recreation Complex
Instructors: Lee Virgillio & staf
Contact: Lee Virgillio 813-767-6849
Dance Intensives achievement each year and can participate
in the Semi-Annual Dance Revues.
10+ years*
or lee@templeterraceballet.com M-F, 9am to 3:30pm Dress: Students are welcome to wear
Week 1: June 10 – 14 *For Intermediate/Advanced Level dance attire, or any workout clothes they
Week 2: June 17 – 21 students (Director’s approval required.) are comfortable dancing in. All students
Week 3: June 24 – 28 will be required to wear black tap shoes.
Daily ballet technique with additional Kindergartners through adult dancers
End-of-program presentations for classes and seminars in classical also are required to have black jazz shoes.
families and friends! repertoire\variations, contemporary,
dance history, stagecraf, acrobatics,
LINE
Registration: $15 (Fee is waived if conditioning and more!
registered for summer classes)
Member / Non-Member cost
Register online at templeterraceballet.
DANCING
1 Week $170 /$255
com, by phone, email or appointment 2 Weeks $320 /$480
with instructor at Rec. Complex. 3 Weeks $450 /$675
Register by May 12 and receive Instructor: Fran Johns, 813.985.8216
$10 of your fee! Ballet Theatre Session: Ongoing
Mini-Ballerina Project Cost (per class): $2.50 members /
$3.75 non-members
7+ years*
Camp Fri., 5:30 to 7pm
FIRST CLASS IS FREE
Wednesday, 9:30am
3-6 years *Director’s approval required. Omar K. Lightfoot Center
M-F, 9am to noon Students get to explore the full range Learn your favorite line dances. Dance
Dance, sing, play, and create! Super- of their creative talents through for fun and for health while making new
fun with movement, music and crafs! acting, writing, dancing, singing, friends. Pay as you go in this ongoing
playing instruments, painting, class.
Member / Non-Member cost crafing, sewing, etc. Tey will create
1 Week $85 / $127.50 their own stories and bring them to
2 Weeks $160 / $240 life in a workshop production.
3 Weeks $225 / $337.50
Page 23PERFORMING ARTS
TEMPLE TERRACE RECREATIONAL THEATRE
Fall schedule
Te program ofers a full curriculum
of musical theater, technical theater
and production. Students begin with
developing auditioning skills and
Sho o the Road’s
Musical Theatre Camp
repertoire, and continue to study
character and script analysis. Tey also
have the opportunity to design props,
scenery, lighting, costumes and sound.
Te course concludes with a performance
of song and theater in the 7th Annual presents
Show on the Road Winter Spectacular.
Tursdays at Omar K. Lightfoot Center
Aug. 15 - Dec. 12 (18 classes)
Dress Rehearsal
TBA at Omar K. Lightfoot Center
Performance July 15-19 and 22-26, 9am-3pm
TBA, at Omar K. Lightfoot Center
Family Recreation Complex
Broadway Babies
Ages 3-5 years Tis 10-day musical theatre style summer camp will include various daily classes
5:15-6pm in singing, acting, and dancing while rehearsing for their performance. Students
Member $165/Non-Member $245 will explore the technical theatre aspects of creating a show, such as costume, set
and prop design and gain insight into the professional rehearsal processes for real
Musical Theatre working actors.
Ages 6-11+ Students should bring a packed lunch and snack.
6-7pm
Member $200/Non-Member $300 Te camp will conclude with a performance of Mary Poppins Jr. at Omar K.
Lightfoot Center. Performance date and time TBA.
For more information, contact Show on the Road, M-F, noon to 7pm at
813.943.2695, info@showontheroadtampa.com.
$300 member / $400 non-member
MARK YOUR
CALENDARS...
Te Temple Terrace Arts Council will
join with the City of Temple Terrace to
host the Temple Terrace Arts and Crafs
Festival from 10am to 4pm on November
9 and 10 in Woodmont Park.
A juried show now in its 47th year, the
Festival is the largest outdoor art event in
the City of Temple Terrace.
More information will be forthcoming on
the City’s website and on social media.
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