HALLOWEEN HAUNTED FOREST. The E.R.A. (Early Release Friday Activities) DROP N SHOP TOT TIME. Coldwater Recreation Department

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The E.R.A. (Early Release Friday Activities) Looking for something to do on Early Release Friday s? Come have fun at Heritage Park with your friends. Buses will drop children off at the Dr. Robert W. Browne Recreation Center and parents will pick children up. This program will provide a safe, fun atmosphere for everyone and allow children to pick an activity of their choice for the 13-week time period. An after school snack will be provided. Activities will include a variety of things to keep the kids engaged and having fun. WHEN: Sept. 18-Dec. 18 (No program on Nov. 27) Friday TIME: 3:00pm-5:00pm FEE: $99 for the 13 weeks (interested in joining part way through, call us for the prorated amount) HALLOWEEN HAUNTED FOREST Adventure out for a spook-tacular time in the haunted forest. Early session will be the less scary version for our younger crowd and the later time will be the true haunted forest. Cider and donuts and other treats will be available at the end of the trail. Come enjoy this fall family outing. WHEN: October 29 and 30 Thursday, and Friday TIME: 6:00pm-7:00pm less scary 7:00pm-9pm - scary LOCATION: Rotary Park FEE: Adult $4 Student $3 DROP N SHOP Let us entertain your kids (ages 4-10) for an evening out to Christmas Shop. We will provide an evening of basketball, floor hockey, volleyball, kickball, dodgeball, movies, pizza, and fun. WHEN: December 4 Friday TIME: 5pm-10pm FEES: $10/child REGISTER BY: November 30 TOT TIME Come to open time for parents and daycare providers to bring pre-school age children to our gym to play. Plenty of balls and baskets, to play with. Adults must accompany and supervise their children. WHEN: October 6-27 Tuesday TIME: 10:00-11:00am FEES: $1/child Page 1

35 & OLDER MEN S BASKETBALL We are now forming leagues for the men s 5 on 5 Basketball. Leagues will be starting on November 5th, 2015. All players must be older than 35 years old on November 5th. This league is call your own game. WHEN: Nov. 5 Dec. 17 (6 games) Thursday (No game Thanksgiving Day) TIME: 6:30pm FEES: Sponsor Fee $50 City Residents $24 Non-City $36 REGISTER BY: October 21 ADULT VOLLEYBALL The 6 on 6 volleyball leagues will be starting on October 4, 2015. Co-Rec is played on Sundays, Men s is played on Mondays and Women play on Mondays and Tuesdays. WHEN: October 4 December 13 (10 matches) Sundays for Co-Rec; Mondays for Men; Mon & Tues for Women TIME: 5:00-10:00pm FEES: Sponsor Fee $80 City Residents $25 Non-City $40 REGISTER BY: September 17 ADULT TENNIS LEAGUE Come enjoy playing tennis inside our new facility this winter. Beginner and Intermediate tennis leagues will be starting on November 7, 2015. Leagues will run for 6 weeks. Registration Deadline is October 28, 2015. Each player will receive a t-shirt and a $10 gift card from the USTA. WHEN: November 8 December 20 Sunday (No game TIME: Thanksgiving Weekend) 7:00-10:00pm (will divide up time according to how many participants) FEES: City Residents $65 Non-City $70 REGISTER BY: October 28 Page 2

FLAG FOOTBALL Come join the fun play flag football with your friends at the City Soccer Fields, located on the far West side of Heritage Park. Boys and Girls in 3-6 grade. WHEN: October 5-27 (4 weeks, 6 games) Monday and Tuesday TIME: 5:30pm and 6:15pm LOCATION: Heritage Park Soccer Fields FEE: City Resident $20 REGISTER BY: September 24 ADULT DROP IN BASKETBALL Come play basketball in a drop in setting, where you can form your own teams and practice your skills. WHEN: November 4 December 16 Wednesday TIME: 7:00-9:00pm FEES: City Residents $4 Non-City $5 ADULT DROP IN SOCCER Come play soccer in a drop in setting, where you can form your own teams and practice your skills on our new flooring. When: November 6 December 18 Friday TIME: 6:00-8:00pm FEES: City Residents $4 Non-City $5 PUNT, PASS, & KICK Come out and compete in the NFL Punt, Pass, and Kick. This is a national program that youth compete with others in the state hoping to continue on to the finals and attend the state competition at Ford Field Lions Game, competing to go on to the national finals. WHEN: September 20 Sunday TIME: 6-7 year olds 1:00pm 8-9 year olds 1:20pm 10-11 year olds 1:40pm 12-15 year olds 2:00pm LOCATION: Heritage Soccer Fields FEE: FREE REGISTER: By September 18 Page 3

YOUTH VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE Volleyball for boys and girls in 4th-6th grades WHEN: Sept. 24 - Oct. 29 (6 weeks) Thursday TIME: 5:00 pm FEE: City Resident $20 REGISTER BY: September 21 YOUTH INDOOR TENNIS Indoor Tennis is for boys and girls in 1st-8th grade. WHEN: Nov. 2 - Dec. 7 Monday (6 weeks) TIME: LOCATION: 5:00 pm Dr. Robert W. Browne FEE: City Resident $20 REGISTER BY: October 27 YOUTH INDOOR SOCCER Indoor Soccer league is for girls and boys in 3-5th grade. WHEN: Nov. 5 - Dec. 17 (6 weeks) Thursday (No game Thanksgiving Day) TIME: 5:00 pm FEE: City Resident $20 REGISTER BY: October 30 FALL BASEBALL/ SOFTBALL LEAGUE Fall ball league is for girls and boys in 10U & 12U. WHEN: Sept. 20 - Oct. 18 (10 games) Sunday (5 weeks) Time: 5:00 pm FEE: $300/team REGISTER BY: September 14 Page 4

RECREATION BASKETBALL LEAGUE Basketball league for boys and girls in 3rd-8th grades. WHEN: Nov. 4 - Dec. 16 (6 weeks) Wednesday (No game the week ofthanksgiving) TIME: 5:00 pm FEE: City Resident $20 REGISTER BY: October 29 YOUTH FALL SOCCER Fall Soccer for Boys and Girls in Young 5 s 3rd grade. Start off with a Clinic and then games played every week. Soccer will take place for 6 weeks. WHEN: Sept. 21 (6 week program) Mondays (2nd & 3rd graders) Tuesdays (Young 5 s-1st graders) TIME: 5:30pm LOCATION: Heritage Park Soccer Fields FEE: City Resident $20 REGISTER BY: September 18 COMPETITIVE BASKETBALL FALL LEAGUE BOYS/GIRLS: Grades 3 8 WHEN: Nov. 7 - Dec. 19 (6 games) Saturday (No game Thanksgiving Weekend) TIME: 9:00 am FEE: $300.00 REGISTER BY: October 19 MIDDLE SCHOOL INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE For girls and boys in middle school, 6 vs 6. WHEN: Nov. 5 - Dec. 17 (6 games) Thursday (No game Thanksgiving Day) TIME: 6:00 pm FEE: $100/team REGISTER BY: October 30 HIGH SCHOOL INDOOR SOCCER YOUTH INDOOR LEAGUE FLOOR HOCKEY Indoor Soccer league is for girls and boys in high school, 6 vs 6 includes the goalie. Floor WHEN: Hockey league Nov. for 5 boys - Dec. and 17 (6 girls games) in 3rd-8th grades. WHEN: Thursday (No game Nov. Thanksgiving 3 - Dec. 8 Day) (6 weeks) TIME: Tuesday 7:00 pm TIME: LOCATION: 5:00 Dr. Robert pm W. Browne LOCATION: FEE: Dr. Recreation Robert W. Center Browne Recreation $100/teamCenter FEE: REGISTER BY: City October Resident 30 $20 REGISTER BY: October 28 HIGH SCHOOL INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE Indoor Soccer league is for girls and boys in high school, 6 vs 6 includes the goalie. WHEN: Nov. 5 - Dec. 17 (6 games) Thursday (No game Thanksgiving Day) TIME: 7:00 pm FEE: $100/team REGISTER BY: October 30 Page 5

YOGA w/ashli Class will involve easy stretching to improve strength, flexibility, and balance. The sequence of yoga poses will allow you to release stress and restore the mind and body. WHEN: Session 1: September 21-October 26 Session 2: November 2-December 7 Monday TIME: 4:00pm FEES: $5/class or $25/6 weeks (can join the class at any time during the session) YOGA w/dawn Class will involve easy stretching to improve strength, flexibility, and balance. The sequence of yoga poses will allow you to release stress and restore the mind and body. WHEN: Session 1: September 22-October 27 Session 2: November 3-December 8 Tuesday TIME: 5:30pm FEES: $5/class or $25/6 weeks (can join the class at any time during the session) CARDIO CIRCUIT Get an amazing workout in with a variety of activities. Instructor will lead you through a fun-filled hour of exercise. WHEN: Session 1: September 21-October 28 Session 2: November 2-December 16 Monday and Wednesday TIME: 6:00pm FEES: $5/class or $25/6 classes (can join the class at any time during the session) Page 6

SUPERVISED EXERCISE PROGRAM Class designed for those individuals who need or would like to be monitored during exercise or those with coronary heart disease. Those individuals that have been through physical therapy or post rehab would love this class. We will monitor your blood pressure and heart rate during the class and guide you through walking, core balance exercises, light aerobics or chair-based, and strength training. WHEN: November 3-December 1 (no class Thanksgiving Day) Tuesday & Thursday (8 classes) TIME: 10:00-10:45am FEES: FREE-Provided through an MParks Grant HEARTSAVER FIRST AID CPR AED CLASS Heartsaver First Aid CPR AED class teaches students critical skills needed to respond to and manage a first aid, choking or sudden cardiac arrest emergency in the first few minutes until emergency medical services (EMS) arrives. This course also teaches adult, child, and infant CPR and adult/child AED use. Upon successful completion of this course, students will receive a certification card from the American Heart association valid for two years. All ages welcome. WHEN: November 8 TIME: LOCATION: FEES: $65 5-9pm Dr. Robert W. Browne Page 7

GIVE THE GIFT OF WELLNESS TRACK PASSES 90 DAYS FOR $90 VALID JAN. 2 - MAR. 31 PERFECT GIFT FOR THE HOLIDAYS! $5 CLASSES YOGA, CARDIO CIRCUIT & MUCH MORE! Coldwater Recreation 1776 Heritage Dr Coldwater, MI 49036 517.278.8566 www.coldwater.org Page 8

DR. ROBERT W. BROWNE RECREATION CENTER PRICES ACTIVITY CITY NON-CITY TRACK PASS (1 DAY) $2 $3 (Day access to the track for walking or running) TRACK 25 Visit Card $40 $50 (Punch cards must be used within 1 year from date purchased) GENERAL GUIDELINES All communications will be done through email, Facebook or our weather hotline number. Schedules, rules, and any other information for leagues will be sent through emails, so please be sure we have your correct email address. In times of inclement weather check our Facebook page ; or call 279-6977 for any cancellations or closures. COURT PASS $4 $5 (Pass to open court for 1 hour, does not include court setup, court is shared) COURT 25 Visit Card $75 $100 (Punch cards must be used within 1 year from date of purchase) DROP-IN SPORTS $4 $5 (Access to any drop-in sport on the schedule) COURT RENTAL/HOUR $20 $25 (Reservations should be made no earlier than 2 weeks prior to date that you want) BATTING CAGE RENTAL/30 MIN $15 $18 (Reservations should be made no earlier than 2 weeks prior to rental date) BATTING CAGE AND COURT/1 HOUR $45 $56 CONFERENCE ROOM/HOUR $25 $30 (Prices vary for rentals longer than an hour) BIRTHDAY PARTIES $85 $100 (Includes 1 court and 1 room for 2 hours) HERITAGE HALL $100 $150 (Fee due upfront and $50 security deposit) A 48 hour notice must be given for any refund to be considered. Full payments are due when making reservation or within 2 days of making a reservation. Page 9

City Parks Coldwater is home to over 200 acres of parks. Heritage Park Heritage Park is the in place to go for area residents of all ages. It is a sprawling complex that includes a softball and soccer complex, winding paved trail, eight tennis courts, sledding hill and skateboard park. There are three pavilions, two of which can be reserved for family events; the Heritage Recreation Building popular for basketball and volleyball, Heritage Hall, a place to hold reunions and family picnics and a dog park. Linear Park Coldwater Linear Park is popular for its many mogul fields built by the city for young people who enjoy what are often referred to as mountain-type bikes of varying sizes with knobby tires. It is a particularly popular area during the summer months, located on Riverside Drive just off Jay Street. Rotary Park If you own a boat or like to fish, Rotary Park is your destination. The park includes a well maintained boat launch and seasonal access to the Messenger-Hodunk chain of lakes, with unlimited fishing opportunity, wildlife and abundant scenery. The drive transitions to gravel, and at its end is the entrance to the large wooden fishing pier at the mouth of the Sauk River. The park also includes seasonal restroom facilities near the entrance. Pilot Knob Park Pilot Knob Park is just that, a small neighborhood park located in Pilot Knob, used almost exclusively by area residents. Waterworks Park Waterworks Park is a popular destination to park and grab a bite to eat, particularly during the warmer months. It is a gathering place for geese and duck and a favorite with kids, who enjoy the chance to toss pieces of bread in their direction. The park includes a softball diamond, seasonal restrooms, an open area for soccer and a playground adjacent to Lincoln School. Jaycees Park & Rieth Park Jaycee and Rieth Park may be accessed from Fremont and Lilly streets, or from Riverside Drive. The park includes a basketball court, picnic grills and a large play area. The parks are adjacent to Fremont Street School and its accompanying play area for young children. South Lake Park South Lake Park is located directly across the Sauk River from Rotary Park and is not exactly a park in the traditional sense. It is more of a wildlife habitat, with limited access from Butters Avenue. It is a great place to exercise dogs, watch for deer and enjoy moments of quiet contemplation. Page 10

Four Corners Park Located in the heart of the city, at the intersection of US 12 (Chicago Street) and old US 27 (Marshall Street), Four Corners Park presents a striking testimony to the city s history. It is actually four distinct parks, each with a unique story. The northwest quadrant hosts the annual Memorial Day festivities and is the site of the buried time capsule, with artifacts of the city s history. Monuments to those who have served and given the ultimate sacrifice to defend our way of life grace this park. The northeast park carries a military motif, with a gun and carriage from the Civil War and a separate piece from World War II. This park hosts the bands and performers for the popular Entertainment Under the Stars, held during the summer months The stately and historic Coldwater District Library graces the southeast park, with a handsome statue in honor of those who served in the Spanish-American and Philippine Wars. The southwest park includes a sandbox play area along with seating to sit, relax and enjoy the downtown scenery. Jefferson Park includes a play area for young children and is located directly north of Jefferson Elementary School. City Parks Jefferson Park Parkhurst Park Parkhurst Park is the site of the popular Kids Kingdom. Built almost entirely of wood, the sprawling complex includes many nooks and crannies to explore and is a year-round favorite of children. The park includes two pavilions, shuffleboard court and basketball court and restroom facilities. One of the pavilions can be reserved for a small fee. The park is located adjacent to Max Larsen Elementary School. City Park City Park is a small tree studded triangular play area located at the intersection of North Hanchett and Grand Streets. East Pointe Park East Pointe Park is a neighborhood park located at the end of East Pointe Drive. It is a very small park that includes playground equipment for the younger children in the neighborhood. Optimist Park Optimist Park is at the corner of North Hudson Street and Abbott Avenue. This park has two basketball courts and playground equipment for neighborhood children to enjoy. The park is located next to Pansophia Academy. Page 11