1. sports
2. gymnastics

A service of Carroll County Recreation & Parks
LOCATION OF FACILITIES
BOATING
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Maryland Basic Boating Safety
SPECIALS
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OC Spray Seminar
Refuse To Be A Victim
DISCOUNT AMUSEMENT PARK
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TICKETS
Bear branch nature CENTER
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BUS TRIPS
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Big Apple One Day Bus Trip - NY
Peddler’s Village, PA
Sunfest, Ocean City, MD
Totem Pole Playhouse/Hickory Bridge - PA
HEALTH & WELLNESS . . . . . . . .
Page 8
Clog Dancing
Line Dancing
Park Pursuit
Tai Chi
Tennis
Transform Your Body, Your Health,
Your Life
Zumba LUNCHTIME
HOME & GARDEN . .
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Basket Weaving Intro
Summer Skin
Women In Progress 2015
PRESCHOOL
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Ballet & Tap
Dance CAMP
Dance & Tumbling Intro
Gymnastics
Gymnastics CAMP
Superhero Training!
Tennis
Tumbling
CC SPORTS COMPLEX
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YOUTH & TEEN . . . . . . . . Page 2–5
Archery CAMP
Babysitter Training
Ballet & Tap
Basketball CAMP
Baton Twirling CAMP
Bowling—A Lifelong Sport
Camp Busy Buddies
Cheerleading
Cheer & Tumbling CAMP
Chess CAMP
Dance CAMP
Drama CAMP
Falcon Football CAMP
Football CAMP-Skills & Drills
Football 7v7 League
Four Seasons Summer CAMP
Golf CAMP
Gymnastics
Gymnastic CAMP
Knitting—Get The Basics
Lacrosse FUNdamentals
LEGO® CAMP - Engineering
Lineman Skill & Conditioning CAMP
Mixed Martial Arts CAMP
Sewing
Sign Language CAMP
Sports Night! (shhhhh...Parent’s Night Out)
Strength & Speed Training
Swim Lessons
Tennis
Tumbling
Tumbling CAMP
TEENS ON THE GO! - Summer
Adventures
Piney run nature CENTER
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Therapeutic recreation
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FACILITY LOCATIONS
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Registration information
& REGISTRATION FORM
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OMG … You missed it!
“We canceled it because you
didn’t register! ”
Sometimes excellent programs with super
instructors are cancelled when too many
people wait until the last moment to
register.
Our classes are self-supporting; we must
meet a minimum number of participants
before a class will run. If a program looks
interesting, don’t hesitate —
The Americans with Disabilities Act applies to the Carroll County Government and its programs, services, activities and facilities. Anyone
requiring an auxiliary aid or service for effective communication or who has a complaint should contact Madeline M. Morey, The Americans with
Disabilities Act Coordinator, 410.386.3600, 1.888.302.8978, MD Relay 7-1-1/1.800.735.2258, or email [email protected] as soon as possible
but no later than 72 hours before the scheduled event.
Our Department uses various facilities
throughout the County for programming.
See below for a definition and
full address of any location
abbreviated in program
descriptions.
Schools:
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CHS: Century High
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CSES: Cranberry Station Elementary
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EMS: East Middle
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MVHS: Manchester Valley High
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WHS: Westminster High
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WMHS: Winters Mill High
355 Ronsdale Road, Sykesville
505 N. Center Street, Westminster
121 Longwell Avenue, Westminster
3300 Maple Grove Road, Manchester
1225 Washington Road, Westminster
560 Gorsuch Road, Westminster
County Facilities:
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BBNC: Bear Branch Nature Center
Other:
300 John Owings Road, Westminster
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CCFM: Carroll County Farm Museum
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CCSC: Carroll County Sports Complex
CCOB: Carroll County Office Building
CHP: Cape Horn Park
NCSC: North Carroll Sr. & Community Center
2328 Hanover Pike, Hampstead
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RMC: Robert Moton Center
PRP: Piney Run Park
SCSC: South Carroll Sr. & Community Center
5928 Mineral Hill Road, Eldersburg
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WSC: Westminster Sr. & Community Center
Four Seasons Sports Complex
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My K9Buddy Dog Training
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Maryland Allstar Athletics
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Shaddock MMA
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Thunderhead Bowl
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WCP: Westminster City Park
1430 Progress Way #117, Eldersburg
4337 Old Taneytown Road, Taneytown
30 Martz Road, Sykesville
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6345 S. Carroll Park Drive, Sykesville
300 S. Center Street, Westminster
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Dance Dynamics
110 Airport Drive, Westminster
2500 Cape Horn Road, Hampstead
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2710 Hampstead-Mexico Road, Hampstead
225 N. Center Street, Westminster
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Carroll Gymnastics, Inc.
501 East Baltimore Street, Taneytown
2225 Littlestown Pike Westminster
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5 S. Center Street, Westminster
500 S. Center Street, Westminster
(behind) 11 Longwell Avenue, Westminster
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Westminster Island Green
1199 S. Pleasant Valley Road, Westminster
125 Stoner Avenue, Westminster
Carroll County PARK PAVILIONS
are available for rent!
To reserve a pavilion, call 410-386-2103 or send an email to [email protected] (first come, first serve).
The cost is $75 to reserve a pavilion.* We now accept Visa, MasterCard and Discover!
 Bennett Cerf (544 Manchester Rd, W) - fishing in pond, stream
 Deer Park (637 Deer Park Rd, W) - fishing in pond, playground, tennis
courts, basketball courts, walking trail
 Double Pipe Creek (7577 Middleburg Rd, Detour) - fishing and boating in
creek, playground, basketball 1/2 court
 Freedom (1111 Raincliffe Rd, Sykesville) - walking trail, playground, swings
 Landon C. Burns (700 Gist Road, W) - fishing, playground, trail
 Leister (4134 Black Rock Rd, Hampstead) - playground, trail
 Mayeski (1300 W. Old Liberty Rd, Sykesville) - tot lot and free play area
 North Carroll Community Pond (Basler Rd & Rt 30, Hampstead) - fishing pond
 Sandymount (2250 Old West. Pike, Finksburg) - playground, tennis courts,
basketball court, walking trail
(*Westminster Community Pond is tentatively scheduled to open Mid-2015)
NOTE: For costs and to reserve a pavilion at Piney Run Park (410-795-5165), Hashawha (410-386-3560), or the
Sports Complex (410-857-4832), contact the facility directly - fees at these locations vary.
Westminster Island Green
Golf Range, Mini Golf,
& Batting Park
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BEGINNER TUMBLING
Monday-Thursday, 8:30am-4pm*
Lots of fun and adventure hiking, canoeing, zip lines, swimming
& more! Pick your week or attend all four for an adventurous
summer! Space is limited so gather your friends and register
early! Absolutely no refunds for cancelations within 10 days of
the start date of each camp. For those near Sykesville, you can
use Piney Run Park as a drop-off/pick-up site for an additional
$24/week and we will transport them to and from the
Westminster camp base. Be sure to pack a non-perishable
lunch each day (NO nuts), wear sunscreen, bring bottled water
and dress for the weather. Please bring spending money for
snacks or ice-cream shops along the way. Westminster BASE
CAMP drop-off is *8:30am (*8am for Piney Run), pick-up time
for all is 4pm *unless otherwise noted for extended day
activities. A multi-family discount of $10/week is offered for 2nd
child in same family—you must call in to receive this discount.
BASE CAMP: Robert Moton Center, 300 S. Center, Westminster
**BASE CAMP for 7/6-7/9: Landon C. Burns Park, 700 Gist
Road, Westminster
#15SM05 SHUTTLE (please designate week)
$24/week, No early bird discount, 8am-4pm*
#15SM01 June 22-June 25
Get a rush this week hiking the Billy Goat trail along the
Potomac River, taking a trip to Hersheypark, enjoying
the high ropes course and zip line at Terrapin
Adventures, and rounding it out with a visit to Guppy
Gulch waterpark in Delta, PA.
$245, No early bird discount
#15SM02 June 29-July 2
We’ll visit the National Aquarium, play mini-golf and go
swimming at 4 Seasons Sports Complex, enjoy whitewater
tubing with River & Trails Outfitters, and visit Guppy
Gulch Waterpark in Delta, PA.
$200, No early bird discount
#15SM03 July 6-July 9
This week **Base Camp is Landon C. Burns Park, and
begins with mini-golf and swimming at 4 Seasons Sports
Complex, and the fun continues at Guppy Gulch
Waterpark in Delta, PA, canoeing Antietam Creek with
Antietam Creek & Canoe Co., and ending our week of
fun with OGO Ball and Adventures at Round Top.
$215, No early bird discount
#15SM04 July 13-July 16
We’ll hike the beautiful Maryland Heights in Harpers
Ferry, WV, visit Skyzone in Columbia, go bowling, take
a trip to Hersheypark, ending the week with Guppy
Gulch waterpark in Delta, PA.
$210, No early bird discount
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#15SM07
#15SM08
#15SM09
Tue, May 26–Jun 30, 5–6pm
Sat, Jun 6–Jul 11, 11am–12pm
Tue, Jul 7–Aug 11, 5–6pm
Sat, Jul 18–Aug 22, 11am–12pm
For those with little or no experience, a great way to “try
it out” to see if tumbling is an activity you would enjoy.
Learn/practice skills such as rolls, handstands,
cartwheels, backbends, kick-overs, and more.
6+ years / 6 sessions / MD Allstar Athletics
$90
FOOTBALL 7 on 7 LEAGUE
#15SM10 Mon & Wed, 6–8pm
June 1, 3, 8, 10, 22, 24, and July 20 & 22
Teams are being formed for this 7on7 touch football
league. See your high school coach for further details.
For high school youth entering grades 10th-12th this
fall. Provide adult t-shirt size upon registration.
Coordinator: Steve Luette
GRADES 10-12 / 8 sessions / WHS
$10, No early bird discount
BOWLING — A Lifelong Sport
Thursdays 6–9pm OR Saturdays 9am–12pm
#15SM11 Jun 4–Aug 22
Designed to teach age appropriate fundamental bowling skills
to new bowlers. Each session covers an aspect of bowling
which is practiced under coaching supervision. Includes shoe
rental. Indicate at registration which day of week you will
participate (Thursdays or Saturdays).
3–18 years / 12 sessions / Thunderhead Bowl
$130
INTRO TO CHEERLEADING
#15SM12 Sat, Jun 6–Jul 11, 11am–12pm
#15SM13 Sat, Jul 18–Aug 22, 11am–12pm
The basics of cheerleading with a fun and challenging
curriculum.
Learn cheers and changes, dance
technique, basic tumbling skills, jumps, pyramids, and
stunts. We encourage physical activity which lays the
foundation for a healthy lifestyle.
4–12 years / 6 sessions / MD Allstar Athletics
$90
CARROLL COUNTY FUNdamentals
LACROSSE
#15SM14 Mon, Jun 8–Jun 29, 6–7:30pm
BOYS, improve your lacrosse skills in a fun and relaxed
environment over the summer. The players will
improve their individual skills as well as team skills.
Participants must provide all of their own lacrosse
equipment and bring water every session. Instructor:
Tom Brandel
5–12 years / 4 sessions / CHS
$45
MINI TUMBLERS
#15SM15 Thur, Jun 11–Jul 16, 6–7pm
#15SM16 Thur, Jul 23–Aug 27, 6–7pm
Emphasis is placed on perfecting basic tumbling skills and
working on strength, flexibility, coordination, and selfconfidence. Fundamental gymnastics skills (rolls, headstands,
handstands, cartwheels) are taught. At this level, self-discipline
and internal motivation become emerging benefits.
5–7 years / 6 sessions / MD Allstar Athletics
$90
BALLET/TAP COMBO II
#15SM17 Mon, Jun 15–Aug 17 (no 6/22 & 7/6)
5–5:50pm
An exciting introduction to ballet including posture and
alignment, along with tap, creative movement and tumbling
basics. The focus will be on having fun and giving your child a
positive introduction to dance with a focus on rhythm and
movement. At the final session, friends and family are
welcome as the students showcase a brief dance combining all
of the techniques they have acquired in class-bring your
camera!. No experience is necessary. Wear pink leotard and
tights, pink ballet slippers, black tap shoes; hair worn in a bun.
5–7 years / 8 sessions / WSC
$45
STRENGTH & SPEED TRAINING
Mon & Wed 9–11am AND Tue & Thur 6:30–8:30pm
#15SM18 Jun 15–Aug 6
This program will prepare young athletes for the upcoming
Junior and High School sports seasons. Participants will be
given sport specific strength and speed training instruction by
high school coaches. Participants will also go through
conditioning and core training exercises so they are prepared to
compete at the highest level at the start of their upcoming
sports season. Open to any young athlete entering grades 7th
thru 12th in the Fall 2015 school year. Coordinator: Tony
Shermeyer
7th–12th Grade / up to 32 sessions / MVHS
$35
4 SEASONS SUMMER CAMP
Monday–Friday, 8:30am–4pm
#15SM19 6/15–6/19 #15SM25 7/27–7/31
#15SM20 6/22–6/26 #15SM26 8/3–8/7
#15SM21 6/29-7/3
#15SM27 8/10–8/14
#15SM22 7/6–7/10
#15SM28 8/17–8/21
#15SM23 7/13–7/17 #15SM29 8/24–8/28
#15SM24 7/20–7/24
Your child will have fun enjoying the pool every day, mini golf,
inflatables, crafts, sports and other great activities. Youth will be
placed in groups according to age and participate in activities all
week long following the theme of that week (varies). They
won’t just be sitting around, we’ll be active, safe and having a
ton of fun!! Extended care (6:30am-6pm) is available at an
additional charge-please call 4 Seasons Sports Complex
directly for further info.
5–16 yrs / 5 sessions / 4 Seasons Sports Complex
$179
AQUATICS: SWIM LESSONS
Monday–Thursday for 2 weeks, 30 minute sessions
#15SM30 June 15–25
#15SM31 June 29–July 9
#15SM32 July 13–23
#15SM33 July 27–August 6
#15SM34 August 10–20
Youth must be screened at least 1 week prior to lessons—
screenings take place on Mondays at 5pm or by appointment
only (please call 4 Seasons to schedule after registering with
Rec & Parks). Children will be placed in small classes of 5-6
based on skill levels, with trained instructors—this will determine
your class time assignment. Upon registration, please indicate if
you want an AM class (in the 9–11am window) or a PM class
(in the 5-8pm window). Ages 6mos to 3 years will be placed in
the “Parent & Me” and will require parent participation in the
pool; ages 3-12 will be placed in group lessons. Children will be
evaluated at the end of each session! (Fridays are reserved to
use for makeup days, as needed by the Complex.)
6mo–12yrs / 8 sessions / 4 Seasons Sports Complex
$65
GYMNASTICS: BOYS BASIC
Thursdays, 9–10am OR 5:30–6:30pm
#15SM35 Jun 18–Jul 9 (choose am OR pm)
#15SM36 Jul 16–Aug 6 (choose am OR pm)
Designed for the beginning gymnast. Students will
learn basic skills on all gymnastics equipment and
trampoline. Ratio 8:1.
6 & up / 4 sessions / Carroll Gymnastics
$95
GYMNASTICS: GIRLS BASIC
Thursdays, 10–11am OR 5:30–6:30pm
#15SM37 Jun 18–Jul 9 (choose am OR pm)
#15SM38 Jul 16–Aug 6 (choose am OR pm)
Designed for the beginning gymnast. Students will learn basic
skills on all gymnastics equipment and trampoline. Ratio 8:1.
6 & up / 4 sessions / Carroll Gymnastics
$95
JUNIOR GOLF CAMP
Camp runs Monday–Wednesday, 10am–1pm
June 22–24
July 6–8
July 20–22
August 3–5
August 10–12
August 24–26
Learn the basic golf swing mechanics including power grip,
stance, posture, full swing, pitching, chipping and putting. This
camp is designed to introduce young golfers to the game in a
proficient, safe and fun environment. A pizza lunch is provided
each day. Prizes are awarded during fun skills challenges.
Campers will also learn basic etiquette procedures pertaining to
the game. Ratio 1/7. Instructor: Bud Nason
7–15 yrs / 3 sessions / Westminster Island Green
$100
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#15SM40
#15SM41
#15SM42
#15SM43
#15SM44
SAY IT IN SIGN!
9am–12pm ages 5–10 / 1–4pm ages 11–16
#15SM45 Mon–Fri, Jun 22–Jun 26
Learn the basics of American Sign Language (ASL) and
Deaf culture through fun games and hands-on activities.
Campers will learn how to conduct a basic conversation
in ASL, as well as signs for animals, food, everyday
activities, and much more! When registering your child,
please indicate whether you are choosing the morning
session or the afternoon session (see age listings
above). Instructor: Louise Rollins
5–16 years / 5 sessions / EMS
$90
ARCHERY CAMP
Monday–Friday, 9:30am–3:30pm
#15SM46 Jun 22–Jun 26
#15SM47 Jul 6–Jul 10
For those with no experience or those who have
attended previous archery programs. Either way, make
sure you like to shoot a lot! We will emphasize form
and mechanics in the morning, have lunch outside and
take a short break in the gym, then finish with small
group stations, shoot a 300 round and play other fun
bow and arrow games. Participants should be sincere
about learning/improving their archery skills. You must
use our equipment, unless previously approved (no
sights, no releases) – bow type and size is up to the
instructor’s discretion. Camp rules must be followed at
all times – no refund if a child is dismissed due to poor
behavior – safety is our highest concern. Pack a lunch
and drink each day, tie back long hair and wear athletic
clothing/shoes. Dress in layers, sometimes the gym is
chilly. NFAA & NASP Certified Instructor: Tina Shupp
10–13 years / 5 sessions / RMC
$150
ARCHERY MINI CAMP
Monday–Wednesday, 9:30am–12:30pm
#15SM48 Jun 22–Jun 24
#15SM49 Jul 6–Jul 8
For those with no experience or those who have
attended previous archery programs. Either way, make
sure you like to shoot a lot! Early in the week we will
emphasize form and mechanics, and by the last day
students should be able to complete a 300 round!
Depending on time and progression we will include
small group stations, and play some fun bow and arrow
games. Participants should be sincere about learning/
improving their archery skills. You must use our
equipment, unless previously approved (no sights, no
releases) – bow type and size is up to the instructor’s
discretion. Camp rules must be followed at all times –
no refund if a child is dismissed due to poor behavior –
safety is our highest concern. Tie back long hair and
wear athletic clothing/shoes.
Dress in layers,
sometimes the gym is chilly. NFAA & NASP Certified
Instructor: Tina Shupp
8–11 years / 5 sessions / RMC
$55
CAMP BUSY BUDDIES
#15SM50 Mon–Thur, Jun 22–25, 10am–12pm
Do your kids and dog drive you a bit crazy
sometimes during the summer months? Give
them a chance to spend some quality time
learning about each other! At this 4-day camp,
your child will learn safety around dogs, the
principles of positive dog training, and how to
read dog body language. Your dog will brush up
on obedience skills, learn a few tricks and be
introduced to dog agility. This will give them lots
to do together this summer! Dogs must be nonaggressive to people and other dogs.
8–12 years / 4 sessions / My K9 Buddy Dog Training
$80
SPORTS NIGHT!
(Shhhhh...parent’s night out!
#15SM51 Friday, June 26, 6–9pm
Parent’s need a night out to start their summer off
right! - We’ll provide the fun for the kids while
you get dinner or catch a movie! Lots of games
and fun play, and we’ll break for some popcorn,
too! Bring a clear sports drink or water bottle.
Instructor: Transform U
5–13 years / 1 session / RMC
$25
HOOPS CAMP
#15SM52 Mon–Fri, Jun 29–Jul 3
9am–12pm
This 5-day camp will be filled with high-energy, positive
drills and contests. The fundamentals of ball
handling, footwork, shooting form, passing,
cutting, defense, and rebounding will be taught in
a way that builds to a complete ball player. Each
day will consist of review, contests, drills, and
games. Instructor: Transform U
5–13 years / 5 sessions / SCSC
$100
FALCON FOOTBALL CAMP
#15SM53 Tues–Thurs, Jun 30–Jul 2
5–7:30pm
Attention all incoming 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grade
football players!
Come out and learn the
fundamentals to succeed in football! You will be
instructed by Winters Mill’s knowledgeable staff
and current players.
Learn how to win at
football, the Falcon Way!! Coordinator: Matthew
Miller
GRADES 5th–9th / 3 sessions / WMHS
$70
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TENNIS - BEGINNER
#15SM54 Wed, Jul 1–Aug 5, 6–7pm
This course will help children new to the sport of tennis
develop basic tennis strokes including forehand,
backhand, volleying, and overhead. Participants will
also learn scoring and boundaries for both singles and
doubles play. Equipment is provided. No refunds for
weather cancelations/rescheduling. Instructor: Christi
Spencer
7–13 years / 6 sessions / WCP
$67, No early bird discount
BATON TWIRLING CAMP
#15SM58 M–F, Jul 6–Jul 10, 9am–12pm
No experience necessary—beginners and experienced
twirlers welcome! Come join the fun learning how to
twirl a baton or increase your skill sets with new tricks
and challenges! Beginners learn basic baton skill sets,
basic marching skills and dance steps while increasing
your ambidexterity and coordination. Baton and pom
poms included! Instructor: Sandra Behe
Youth age 5+ / 5 sessions / CSES
$100
TENNIS - ADV. BEG./INTERMEDIATE
#15SM55 Mon, Jul 6–Aug 10, 5:30–6:30pm
A program perfect for the older or advanced beginner to
intermediate level player. This course will help develop
tennis strokes and perfect technique. Equipment is
provided.
No refunds for weather cancelations/
rescheduling. Instructor: Christi Spencer
11–16 years / 6 sessions / WCP
$67, No early bird discount
CHESS CAMP
#15SM56 M–F, Jul 6–Jul 10, 9am–12pm
Spend a week playing and learning about chess from
our highly rated professional instructor! Campers are
divided into skill level groups, from beginner to highlyrated tournament players. Activities include learning
openings, tactics and endgames; studying master
games; playing games against fellow students; and
analyzing students’ games. Each camper receives a Tshirt and a tournament-style chess set, vinyl chess
board and carrying bag. We will take periodic breaks
for snacks and fresh air, so campers should bring a
peanut-free snack. Instructor: Silver Knights Chess
staff
5–13 years / 5 sessions / RMC
$200
KNITTING - GET THE BASICS
#15SM57 Mon, Jul 6–Jul 27, 7–8pm
Learn to knit with hands-on help! Student will learn the
knit stitch, purl stitch, how to bind off, and how to cast
on.
We will briefly discuss knitting patterns,
abbreviations and tools. With these foundational skills
you will be ready to launch a wonderful and lifelong
hobby. Students must purchase US Size 8 needles (no
longer than 10”), and any smooth, light colored yarn
BEFORE the program begins. A simple scarf pattern
will be provided-finish your project independently after
the completion of the program. Parents are welcome
but must also register to participate with their child—
what a great skill to learn together! Instructor: Cindy
Senseney
8–12 years / 4 sessions / NCSC
$25, No senior discount
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MMA and FITNESS CAMP
Monday–Friday, 10am–1pm
#15SM62 July 13–July 17
#15SM63 August 17–August 21
Send your youth to MMA Camp! Kids will train in Mixed
Martial Arts through skill drills and games learning
basics of boxing, wrestling, kick boxing and jiujitsu. Be
sure to bring a peanut-free snack and a water bottle
each day.
4–11 years / 5 sessions / Shaddock MMA
$100
SEW FANTASTIC!
HOOPS INTENSIVE CAMP
#15SM59 M–F, Jul 13–17, 9am–12pm
This camp is designed for the more experienced
basketball player. Advanced techniques and drills will
be performed each day. There will be stations, tennis
ball drills, advanced shooting drills, individual offensive
work, and foot work exercises. Players will be
challenged each day.
AAU or travel play is
recommended. Instructor: Transform U
9–13 years / 5 sessions / SCSC
$150
FOOTBALL CAMP: SKILLS & DRILLS
#15SM60 M–Th, Jul 13–Jul 16, 9am–12pm
(rain makeup date July 17)
This camp will offer youth instruction in various skills
and drills associated with the game of football.
Participants will be put in groups of like ages and
abilities for instruction from current high school coaches
and players. Younger players just starting out will go
through fun activities that introduce them to the sport of
football. Older players will participate in more one-onone drills and a 7 on 7 competition on the last two
evenings. Open to any youth entering grades 4–9 in
the Fall 2015 school year. Early Bird discount is
extended thru May 31st. Coordinator: Tony Shermeyer
4th–9th Grade / 4 sessions / MVHS
$75
SUPER STAR DANCE CAMP
Monday–Friday, 9am–12pm
#15SM61 Jul 13–Jul 17
Take a walk on the red carpet and strut your stuff!
Explore your various talents including ballet, jazz, hip
hop, tumbling, musical theatre, singing, and acting.
There will be crafts at times, and a snack will be
provided each day.
4–7 years / 5 sessions / Dance Dynamics
$100
Saturday, 9am-12pm
#15SM64 July 18
#15SM65 August 15
Do you have a sewing machine and have barely pulled
it out of the box? Or, maybe you just don’t know how to
get started. Maybe you own one yet but want to learn?
This is the program for you! Bring an adult and your
machine with the manual if you have it, or use one of
our machines (let us know to bring one) and learn the
basics of sewing while creating unique items for
yourself or to use as gifts. Projects will include a simple
pillowcase, pull-on skirt, and a zippered pouch. Leave
class feeling confident with a new skill! Instructor:
Olivia Canfield
7–13 years (w/adult) / 1 session / RMC
$30 (+$15 material fee due to instructor)
SEW FANTASTIC, TOO!
Saturday, 1–4pm
#15SM66 July 18
#15SM67 August 15
For the more advanced - do you have a machine, know
how to use it, but still could use a little guidance?
Maybe you just want some new and fun projects to do
with others. Bring an adult and your machine with the
manual if you have it, and we’ll learn how to construct
fun, useful projects for yourself or to give as gifts.
Projects will include a handmade stuffed critter and
appliqued apron! Have fun learning with others and
share ideas for your own future projects. Instructor:
Olivia Canfield
7–13 years (w/adult) / 1 session / RMC
$35 (+ $15 material fee due to instructor)
DRAMA CAMP
#15SM68 Mon–Fri, Jul 20–Jul 24, 9am–3pm
Charlotte’s Web - A Musical!
Join Wilbur-a rambunctious pig, Charlotte the spider,
Templeton the gluttonous rat, Fern-the courageous girl
who saves Wilbur, and a host of barnyard animals and
friends to save the life of a Wilbur. There are beautiful
songs, catchy choreography, and moving dialog in a
heart-warming story. Instructor: Sue Hughson
8–14 years / 5 sessions / RMC
$150
CHEER & TUMBLING CAMP
Week of Jul 20–Jul 24, 9am–12pm
#15SM69 Mon–Friday (5 sessions)
#15SM70 Mon–Wednesday (3 sessions)
This camp is perfect for those new to cheerleading as
well as those with recreational and All Star experience
up thru level 2. The daily curriculum will consist of 1.5
hours tumbling instruction and 1.5 hours cheer
instruction. Improve your basic cheerleading skills
(jumps, stunts, motions and dance). Campers will
perfect existing tumbling skills and progress to new
skills as appropriate.
There will be a parent
performance at the end of the week!
Age 6+ years / 5 sessions / MD Allstar Athletics
$150 (5 sessions) -OR- $100 (3 sessions)
LINEMAN SKILL &
CONDITIONING CAMP
#15SM71 Tu–Th, Jul 21–Jul 23, 9–11:30am
#15SM72 Tu–Th, Jul 28–Jul 30, 6–8:30pm
#15SM73 BOTH SESSIONS ABOVE ($80)
This camp is aimed toward linemen of various levels to
improve their technique and footwork in the sport of
football. Participants will work on three point and two
point stances, zone blocking, angle blocking, pass
blocking, and most importantly explosion off the ball.
The camp will also have a conditioning aspect that will
help prepare players for the upcoming season. Open to
any athlete entering grades 6th-12th in the Fall 2015
school year. Coordinator: Tony Shermeyer
6th–12th Grade / 3 OR 6 sessions / MVHS
$45 (3 sessions), No early bird discount –OR–
$80 (BOTH/6 sessions), No early bird discount
BABYSITTER TRAINING - ARC
#15SM74 Saturday, August 1
8:30am–3:30pm
Babysitters need to be prepared for anything. This
American Red Cross course features many interactive
activities that help students learn the prevention,
preparation and emergency skills every good babysitter
needs. Subjects covered include leadership, safety and
safe play, basic care, first aid and professionalism. You
must be age 13 in order to babysit for a child under the
age of 8, in Maryland). Bring pen, paper, and a bag
lunch. Receive the American Red Cross certificate of
attendance. Instructor: ARC Certified
11–15 years / 1 session / RMC
$78
ENGINEERING FUNdamentals
WITH LEGO®
#15SM76 M–F, Aug 3–Aug 7, 1–4pm
Power up your engineering skills with tens of thousands
of LEGO®! Apply real-world concepts in physics,
engineering, and architecture through engineerdesigned projects such as arch bridges, skyscrapers,
motorized cars, and the Battletrack! Design and build
as never before and explore your craziest ideas in a
supportive environment.
For new and returning
students. Instructor:: Play-Well TEKnologies staff
8–11 years / 5 sessions / RMC
$179
TUMBLING CAMP
#15SM77 M–F, Aug 10–14, 1–4pm
PRE-ENGINEERING WITH LEGO®
#15SM75 M–F, Aug 3–Aug 7, 9am–12pm
Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of
LEGO®! An ideal way to prepare your young builder for
the challenge of engineering fundamentals. Build
engineer-designed projects such as boats, bridges,
mazes and motorized cards, and use special pieces to
create your own unique design! Explore the endless
creative possibilities with the guidance of an
experienced instructor. Spaces are limited so don’t
miss the fun—register early. Instructor: Play-Well
TEKnologies staff
5–7 years / 5 sessions / RMC
$179
This half day camp is designed for those who wish to
focus on tumbling skills. Campers will use the spring
floor, tumble track, block pit and trampoline. In addition
to the gymnastics instruction, a break with snack/drink
will be provided.
6 & up / 5 sessions / Carroll Gymnastics
$150
GYMNASTIC CAMP
#15SM78 M–F, Aug 10–14, 9am–4pm
A full day camp designed for the older gymnast. In
addition to gymnastics instruction, the schedule will
include lunch break, outside recreation, and snack/juice
breaks. Snacks will be provided, however campers
must pack their own lunch.
6 & up / 5 sessions / Carroll Gymnastics
$285
Visit our website for more information about
upcoming performances, events and classes.
Regular business hours:
10am - 4pm Monday, Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday
10am - 8pm Tuesday and Thursday
carrollcountyartscouncil.org
There are plenty of
fun ideas planned for
the 2nd year of this
free local walking
program. There are regular
walking clubs in all areas of the county, events at various
locations, health resources, as well as prizes and giveaways!
For more info, to join a club, and for upcoming events visit
HealthyCarroll.org or Facebook.com/WALKCARROLL
or email [email protected]
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(NO early bird or senior
discounts apply for bus trips)
BIG APPLE ONE DAY BUS TRIP
#15BT01 Saturday, June 6, 7am–11pm
Enjoy a day on your own in the Big Apple! The bus will drop you
off at Bryant Park, in back of the New York Public Library on 6th
Avenue, between 40-41st Streets. The day is your to plan. Go
shopping - get theatre tickets for a matinee - go out to lunch whatever you choose, have a great day! If you need assistance
with your plans, the R&P office has maps you can pre-purchase
($5) to help you plan the perfect day. Fee includes roundtrip
motor coach transportation and driver’s gratuity.
All Ages / 1 session / Departs from CCOB
$65 (only $62 for current “Seniors In Action” members - you must call
in your registration to receive this discount)
HICKORY BRIDGE & TOTEM POLE PLAYHOUSE
#15BT02 Friday, July 17, 3:30–11pm
This bus trip coincides with Carroll County
Commissioner’s “Celebrating America”
campaign. Join us as we travel to Orrtanna,
Pennsylvania.
First we’ll experience a
delicious family style dinner in the historic
Hickory Bridge barn, decorated with hundreds
of antiques. Meet and listen to a local
Abraham Lincoln impersonator after/during our
5pm dinner reservation.
Menu includes
beverage, appetizers, three entrees, several
vegetables and choice of homemade dessert.
After the meal, you are welcome to visit the
farm museum or old time country store museum and gift shop.
Next, we will travel just 15 minutes up the road for our 8pm show
at Totem Pole Playhouse, nestled in the scenic mountains of
Caledonia State Park. “The Memoirs of Abraham Lincoln” is a
solo (and farewell) performance by Granville Van Dusen and also
marks the 150th Anniversary of death of Abraham Lincoln.
Tougher, funnier, sadder, more ruthless than you’ve ever
imagined, the play is a refreshing portrait of one of our country’s
most beloved presidents. It is a vibrant mix of fact and
personality which gives the voice and spirit of our 16th president a
second chance to tell his side of the story. Fee includes dinner,
performance, bus transportation (may be smaller version with no
restroom facility-dependent on participants) and driver’s gratuity.
All Ages / 1 session / Departs from CCFM
$100 (only $95 for current “Seniors In Action” members - you must call
in your registration to receive this discount)
SUNFEST
#15BT03 Saturday, September 26, 7am–10:30pm
“Sunfest” is Ocean City’s most popular festival and is rated #1 of
the 100 Best Classic & Contemporary Craft Shows in the
country,” by Sunshine Artist Magazine – America’s Premier Art &
Craft Show Magazine. Celebrating its 41st year as Ocean City’s
biggest and best festival, Sunfest artists will delight your senses
with their art and craft creations. Demonstrating artists will amaze
you with their unique talents. Over 30 food vendors will awaken
your taste buds with delicious foods from famous Eastern Shore
delicacies to pit beef, gyros, Asian cuisine and more. Enjoy free
live entertainment on two stages all day long. Children will enjoy
hayrides and inflatables on the beach. Spend the day at the craft
show, on the beach and boardwalk, however you would like.
Includes bus transportation and driver’s gratuity.
All Ages / 1 session / Departs CCOB
$55 (only $52 for current “Seniors In Action” members - you must call in
your registration to receive this discount)
PEDDLER’S VILLAGE - Apple Festival
#15BT04 Saturday, November 7, 8am–10pm
Want to find some unique holiday gifts while you are enjoying
some retail therapy? Peddlers Village, in the heart of Bucks
County, PA, has something for everyone: 65 specialty shops
(trendy fashions, home goods, unique toys, comfort foods,
local artisans, full day spa), 5 restaurants for lunch/dinner,
Giggleberry Fair/Family Entertainment Center and Grand
Carousel! This weekend is The Annual Apple Festival, so
scrumptious apple treats including country apple butter, cider,
zeppole, fritters, and everyone’s favorite—apples dipped in
caramel, will abound! Juried Artisans sell their wares and
demonstrate their skills at the Street Road Green Artisan Area.
Live entertainment and apple pie-eating contests add to the
festivities. Includes a coupon book and walking guide upon
arrival at the village. Lunch & dinner will be on your own, feel
free to call ahead to any of the restaurants in walking distance
to make reservations. We’ll meet back up at the bus for a 7pm
departure. Includes transportation and driver’s gratuity (bus
may or may not provide a restroom).
All Ages / 1 session / Departs CCOB
$45 (only $42 for current “Seniors In Action” members - you must call in
your registration to receive this discount)
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MARYLAND BASIC BOATING SAFETY
Friday AND Sunday, 6–10pm
#15SM79 July 10 AND July 12
An eight-hour course that meets the state
requirements for boating and personal watercraft
safety. In order to operate a motor boat or
personal watercraft, persons born after July 1,
1972, are required by Maryland law to
successfully complete this certification course.
Class includes a review of chart reading, course
plotting, and marlinspike (knot tying). Youth age
13 and under must be accompanied by a paying
adult. Instructor: Loren Lustig
All Ages / 2 sessions / BBNC
$22, No early bird or senior discount
OC SPRAY SEMINAR
#15SM80
Saturday, June 6, 12–4pm
This is a 4-hour non certified seminar which covers the history, make-up, types, and
use of OC sprays (oleoresin capsicum). Each student will have the opportunity to
demonstrate the proper use and deployment of OC spray by the end of the class.
Instructor: Robert Toms
Adult / 1 session / PRP, Yurt
$55, No senior discount
REFUSE TO BE A VICTIM
#15SM81
Saturday, July 25, 12–4pm
A 4-hour NRA certificate crime prevention seminar, which provides practical
information geared toward awareness and avoidance of criminal attack. Certified
instructors help participants better understand criminal thinking and provide tips on
maximizing home, automobile, telephone, technological, and personal security. Some
of the areas covered are Home Security, Parents and Children, Personal Security,
Personal Protection Devices, Automobile Security, Workplace Safety, Technological
Security, Travel Security and Senior Citizens, and Persons with Physical Disabilities.
This course is designed for a family of up to three to attend for the course fee (please
indicate full names and dates of birth upon registration). Instructor: Robert Toms
Adult / 1 session / PRP, Yurt
$55, No senior discount
SUMMER SKIN
WOMEN IN PROGRESS 2015 (WIP)
#14WG01
June-December 2015 membership, 6:30-8pm (times will
vary by activity)
This is our 5th year, come join the fun!
Recognizing that we are all “works in progress” and that women in particular
tend to make sure other things or other people progress before themselves,
we have created a fun group to provide time for friendship, support, activity,
and new experiences while encouraging the growth of each individual into a
better, more enhanced woman. A variety of activities and topics are offered.
Come alone or grab a girlfriend and take time to enjoy, and even share your
ideas for future meetings and happenings. Additional trips/speakers/events
will be scheduled on varying days/times/locations (an additional fee might
apply depending upon the activity scheduled). Join anytime during the year!
Coordinator: Tina Shupp
June 10 Mini-Golf and June 20 Flea Market trip
July 11 Cookout & Yard games
Aug 15 Cunningham Falls picnic/hike/swim and
Sept preview-kayaking, pickleball, tennis
Adults 21+ / 12+ sessions /
Meets at RMC or various other locations t/b/a
$5 membership fee (*other fees apply)
No early bird or senior discount
#15SM82 Thursday, June 25, 6–8pm
Want to beat the battle of dry skin due to the summer heat? Start your
summer off with fun making your own all natural body scrub, lip scrub, and
body butter. We’ll explore the benefits of the natural ingredients and
scenting these to your own personal liking. A great program to do with
your friends, of course! You’ll take home all the products we create with
directions to make it again on your own when you run out! Instructor:
Vicki Sweet
12–Adult / 1 session / RMC
$10 (+$18 material fee due to instructor)
No early bird or senior discount
INTRODUCTION TO BASKET WEAVING
#15SM83 Sunday, July 26, 9am–3pm
Spend a few hours learning a traditional skill and go home with the end
result to use for yourself or give as a gift. Students will make a berry
basket with a handle (6” wide x 7” tall). This is an easy to weave beginner
basket using a simple basket weave. Materials to bring: an old towel and/
or apron that can get wet, pruning shears, and a bag lunch. A fun skilled
activity you could even enjoy with your teen! Instructor: Jen Storey
14–Adult / 1 session / RMC
$40, No early bird or senior discount
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CLOG DANCING
PARK PURSUIT
#15SM84 Mon, Jun 15–Aug 25, 6-7:30pm
#15SM87 July 1–July 31
An annual family activity challenging
you to get outdoors and discover
various parks in Carroll County. Our
theme this summer is “Park
PURSUITS” in which you will seek out
fun activities and challenges in some of our parks. Complete the
entire adventure, return your completed booklet by August 1 with
photos and journaling, and your family will be personally invited
to participate in our FINALE party in mid-August sharing and
celebrating your accomplishments with loads of fun and prizes—
booklets will be displayed there and then returned to you.
For those with some clog experience. We will review
steps and routines and improve on group dance
team. Instructor: Becky Morehouse
13–Adult / 6 sessions / RMC
$40, No early bird or senior discount
TRANSFORM YOUR BODY,
YOUR HEALTH, YOUR LIFE!
15SM85 Tues, Jun 16–Aug 4 (no 6/30 & 7/14)
6-7pm
Want to get on the right track with your health? Learn how to
use diet and supplements to create wellness including weight
management, how to overcome the mental habits that cause
us to make poor choices, and suggestions on how to include
simple exercise strategies that anyone can do. Being healthy
is more than the absence of disease, it is about living a
lifestyle that promotes health and wellness! Each week we
will explore new and exciting ways to get you on a new life
track. Instructor: Judy Baxter
Adult / 6 sessions / RMC
$36
LINE DANCING
#15SM86 Thurs, Jun 18–Aug 27, 6:30–7:30pm
Come join us for some fun and exercise learning basic steps
to popular dance routines. All levels welcome (youth should
attend with a registered adult). A schedule of sessions will be
provided to registrants. Instructor: Jerry Wayne
14–Adult / 8 sessions / RMC
$45, No senior discount
$5 family (must be same household)
No early bird or senior discount
TENNIS - ADULT BEGINNER
#15SM88 Mon, Jul 6–Aug 10, 6:30–7:30pm
A course to help those new to the sport develop basic tennis
strokes including forehand, backhand, volleying, and overhead.
Participants will also learn scoring and boundaries for both
singles and doubles play. Equipment is provided. No refunds for
weather cancelations/rescheduling. Instructor: Christi Spencer
#15SM90 Tues, Jul 14–Aug 18, 7:30–8:30pm
A form of Tai Chi practice in which the fan is viewed
as an extension of body. It is a fitness exercise and
martial art, intended to improve health and which
uses the fan as a mind-body exercise. Qigong is a
traditional fitness practice that emphasizes breathing
techniques, slow physical movements and meditation.
Both improve balance, fall prevention, and many
other chronic diseases. Instructor: Peter Chen
14–Adult / 6 sessions / RMC
$42
ZUMBA ® LUNCHTIME
12:45–1:30pm
#15SM91 Mon, Jul 13–Aug 17 (no 7/6 & 8/3)
17–Adult / 6 sessions / WCP
$67, No early bird or senior discount
Too many evening activities on your schedule for you
and/or the kids already? Or are you just too tired once
you finally get home from work? - Get your Zumba on
at Lunch! Easy to follow – all abilities welcome!
Instructor: Lisa Lowrey-Mandato
13–Adult / 6 sessions / RMC
$25, No early bird or senior discount
TAI CHI CHUAN & QIGONG
FULL MOON YOGA
#15SM89 Tues, Jul 14–Aug 18, 6:30–7:30pm
Roughly referred to as “internal martial arts,” has achieved
popularity in China and beyond. Performed in a slow, relaxed,
continuous and graceful manner, Tai Chi emphasizes relaxation,
meditation, and harmony of both mind and body. White Crane
Qigong is traditional Chinese exercise that imitates the
movements of cranes with breathing techniques. Both improve
balance, fall prevention, and many other chronic diseases.
Instructor: Peter Chen
#15SM92 Saturday, August 29, 8-9:30pm
14–Adult / 6 sessions / RMC / $42
Get your whole family involved in this fun
outdoor program in
of many fun activities
and challenges as you visit
various parks in Carroll County!
PROGRAM #15SM87
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TAI CHI FAN & QIGONG
Come outdoors and practice All-Levels Yoga by the
light of the full moon. We will have soft background
instrumental music to help us remain calm and
focused. Please bring your yoga mat and a blanket if
you have one. If not, some will be available for use.
Instructor: A Mindful Yoga Studio
14–Adult / 1 session / CHP
$10, No early bird or senior discount
~ TUMBLING: MOMMY & ME ~
#15SM93 Mon, Jun 1–Jul 6, 5:15–6pm
#15SM94 Wed, Jun 10–Jul 15, 10–10:45am
#15SM95 Mon, Jul 13–Aug 17, 5:15-6pm
#15SM96
Wed, Jul 22–Aug 26, 10–10:45am
An exploration based program with a semistructured format making physical skills top
priority. Parental involvement is gradually
decreased thru inviting activities. The children
soon take pride in being treated like “big kids.”
1–2.5 years / 6 sessions / MD Allstar
Athletics
$90
~ SUPERHERO TRAINING! ~
Saturdays, 10–11am
#15SM97 Jun 6–Jul 11
#15SM98 Jul 18–Aug 22
BOYS … come join our fun group and learn to
fly, jump, climb, and tumble in this actionpacked program!
3–8 years / 6 sessions / MD Allstar Athletics
$75
~ TINY TUMBLERS ~
Wednesdays, 11–11:45am –OR– 4–4:45pm
#15SM99 Jun 10–Jul 15 - (AM session)
#15SM100 Jun 10–Jul 15 - (PM session)
#15SM101 Jul 22–Aug 26 - (AM session)
#15SM102 Jul 22–Aug 26 - (PM session)
Emphasis is placed on perfecting basic
tumbling skills and working strength, flexibility,
coordination, self-confidence. Fundamental
gymnastics skills (rolls, headstands,
handstands, cartwheels) are taught. At this
level, self-discipline and internal motivation
become emerging benefits.
2–5 years / 6 sessions / MD Allstar Athletics
$90
~ BALLET/TAP COMBO I ~
#15SM103 Mon, Jun 15–Aug 17
(no 6/22 and 7/6), 4–4:50pm
An exciting intro to ballet, tap, creative
movement basics. The focus will be on having
fun and giving your child a positive introduction
to dance. Friends and family are welcome to
attend during the final session as the children
showcase a brief dance combining all of the
techniques they have learned in class—bring
your camera! No experience necessary. Wear
pink leotard and tights, pink ballet slippers,
black tap shoes; hair in a bun. Students must
be independent enough to participate in the
program activities without parent but will need
their help with the changing of their shoes each
session.
3–5 years / 8 sessions / WSC
$45
~ GYMNASTICS: MOMMY & ME ~
Thursdays, 9:30–10:15am OR 5:30–6:15pm
#15SM104 Jun 18–Jul 9 (choose am OR pm)
#15SM105 Jul 16–Aug 6 (choose am OR pm)
Designed for the younger child, with parental
assistance, to learn beginning movements and
activities in a structured environment. Ratio
7:1.
18mo–3 yrs / 4 sessions / Carroll Gymnastics
$75
~ GYMNASTICS: PRESCHOOL ~
Thursdays, 10:15–11am OR 6:15–7pm
#15SM106 Jun 18–Jul 9 (choose am OR pm)
#15SM107 Jul 16–Aug 6 (choose am OR pm)
Designed to develop basic movement, balance
and listening skills through structured
gymnastics activities. Teacher directed without
a parent. Ratio 6:1.
3–4 yrs / 4 sessions / Carroll Gymnastics
$75
~ GYMNASTICS: KINDERGARTEN ~
Thursdays, 11–11:45am OR 5:30–6:15pm
#15SM108 Jun 18–Jul 9 (choose am OR pm)
#15SM109 Jul 16–Aug 6 (choose am OR pm)
This program is designed to develop basic
movement, balance and listening skills through
structured gymnastics activities.
Teacher
directed without a parent. Ratio 6:1.
5 years / 4 sessions / Carroll Gymnastics
$75
~ DANCE CAMP ~
Mon-Thurs OR Mon-Fri, 9:15–11:30
#15SM110 M-Th, Jun 29-Jul 2 (4 sessions)
#15SM111 M-F, Aug 10-Aug 14 (5 sessions)
Join us for a fun-filled week of dancing fun. We
will focus on ballet but will take the opportunity
to have some fun exploring other forms of
dance. At 11am on the last day of camp,
family and friends are welcome to come into
the gymnasium to view their finale
presentation! Bring a peanut-free snack and
water bottle each day as we will take a break to
snack and make a dance craft. No experience
is necessary; participants must be able to
follow some directions and enjoy a group
environment. Wear comfortable clothing &
tennis shoes, or ballet tights & leotards; must
bring ballet slippers each day with hair worn
in a bun.
3–5 years / 4 or 5 sessions / RMC
$80 (5 sessions) OR $65 (4 sessions)
~ TENNIS TOTS ~
#15SM112
Wed, Jul 1–Aug 5
5:30–6pm
Designed specifically for young children to
develop basic racquet handling skills and court
movement (equipment provided.) A perfect
way to introduce your tots to tennis! Parental
supervision is required. No refunds for weather
cancelations/rescheduling. Instructor: Christi
Spencer
4-6 years / 6 sessions / WCP
$50, No early bird discount
~ DANCE & TUMBLING INTRO ~
#15SM113 Tues, Jul 7–Aug 11
5:15–6pm
A fun and exciting introductory program for
those new to dance and tumbling. Students
will learn through music, dances, mats and
games. We will cover basic movements, ballet
positions, rhythm, counting, and rolls, as well
as other basic gymnastics skills in a creative,
fun and positive environment. Students must
wear leotard, tights, and ballet shoes; longer
hair should be pulled back.
3–5 years / 6 sessions / Dance Dynamics
$70
~ GYMNASTIC PRESCHOOL CAMP ~
#15SM114 Mon-Fri, Aug 10–Aug 14
9am–12pm
This half day camp is designed for the young
gymnast. In addition to gymnastics instruction,
the daily schedule will include a craft break with
snack/juice provided.
3–5 years / 5 sessions / Carroll Gymnastics
$150
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~ For those with mild to moderate disabilities ~
- - NO Early Bird or Senior Discount for Therapeutic Recreation programs - -
STEP IT UP
WILD ONES 2015
Walking is one of the simplest ways to get the exercise our bodies need.
Regular exercise can contribute to weight loss, stress reduction, mood improvement, muscle tone and increase stamina. Join our group as we explore the
various walking venues available in Westminster. Transportation is provided
from drop-off point to desired locations. Instructor: Cindy Welsh
Another year of fun-filled activities is in store for you! If you have not joined us in previous years, don’t
miss out this time! This is an independent socialization group for those interested in social activities in a
structured setting; must be an independent adult to participate. Group recreation and leisure activities
such as dining out, miniature golf, ball games, hay rides, theme parties, movies/plays, concerts and more!
Register anytime during the 2015 year at the yearly membership fee; additional fees apply per activity.
Coordinators: Cindy Welsh/Linda Graybill
#15TR08
Wed, Jun 10–Jul 29, 6:30–8pm
Adults / 8 sessions / RMC
$25
CHALLENGER LEAGUE
(see SPRING GUIDE)
#15TR05 Wed, Jun 17-Jul 22, 6:30-7:30pm
A league affiliated with “The Oriole Advocates” providing youth and adults the
opportunity to enjoy the experience of playing baseball. League dates run
WEDNESDAYS, June 17-July 22, 6:30-7:30pm. The more players we have
allows us to divide the program into age appropriate teams. Register now for
this spring-to-summer program. Don’t miss this great opportunity for loads of
baseball fun and interaction! Siblings are encouraged to register, too!
8–Adult / 6 sessions / CCSC
$15 per person
SUMMERS ROCKS!
#15TR09
Friday, June 19, 7–9pm
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
Listen and dance to the sounds of “Standard Delivery Combo,” a local favorite
(you can check them out on YouTube), and enjoy light refreshments. Registration fee is for all who attend this event, so if you need a one-on-one assistant
with you, they must also register.
Adults / 1 session / RMC
$8 per person
(see our WINTER GUIDE)
#14TR27 Jan–Dec, occurs monthly
Adults 18+ / 12 sessions / locations vary
$52 membership fee (addt’l fees apply per activity)
NIGHT OWLS 2015
(see our WINTER GUIDE)
#14TR28 Jan–Dec 2015, occurs monthly
A NEW youth social group that will be going out and about once a month to movies, dining out, miniature
golf, hay rides, etc. Registration can be anytime during the 2015 year at the yearly membership fee;
additional fees apply per activity. Coordinator: Brianna Beard
12–17 years / 12 sessions / locations vary
$42 membership fee (addt’l fees apply per activity)
CAMP DISCOVERY “ON THE GO!”
#15TR10 Monday-Friday, Jul 13-Jul 17, 9am-4pm
Join our camp week where every day is an adventure! This is a very active
destination camp and participants must be able to follow directions, and feed and
toilet themselves with minimal assistance. Each morning we will head out for an
adventurous day filled with discovery learning and having fun. A schedule of
activities will be provided to registrants as camp dates near. A t-shirt is included,
please indicate the adult size upon registering (note there will be limited sizes
available for late registrants).
10–Adult / 5 sessions / RMC
$180
SEEKING
INSTRUCTORS ~
Do you have a talent or skill to
share … want to make a few dollars
teaching it to others?
We are regularly in need of
instructors and are presently
seeking instructors for:
 Ballroom Dance
 Fencing
 Chess
Please contact us if you or
someone you know possesses this
or any other talent that you think
others would enjoy.
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Men’s and Co-ed
SOFTBALL LEAGUES
start August
Contact Matt Purkins
[email protected]
410-386-2103
“Recreation in Carroll”
Sunday mornings 7:35 a.m.
Radio Station AM 1470
Staff members discuss
Carroll County Recreation & Parks news!
~ TUNE IN next Sunday ~
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The Nature Center is open year round and hours of operation are WednesdayWednesday-Saturday 11am11am-5pm, and Sunday 12pm12pm-5pm. All Nature Center
Center
programs require prepre-registration with Recreation & Parks (see form in back). For All Ages and youthyouth-Adult programs, youth must be accompanied by a
paying adult. Organized groups MUST schedule a separate program directly with the Nature Center; phone or email [email protected].
[email protected].
Hashawha’s trails are open to the public from dawn until dusk 365 days a year. Parking is only available at Lake Hashawha or Bear
Bear Branch Nature
Center. There is no entrance fee to the park.
PLEASE NOTE:
NOTE: The Hashawha Environmental Facility is not open to the public except through reservation. Please do not enter the Hashawha
Hashawha gates
gates
or the posted restricted areas. For more information about group rentals of this facility, phone 410410-386386-3560 or email [email protected].
[email protected].
In case of inclement weather…
weather… should inclement weather be in the forecast, please call the Nature Center before coming to your program to see if it
has been canceled or postponed. We follow school weather closings - please see our Inclement Weather Policy at the back of this brochure for
complete details. Note also that the Nature Center is closed when Carroll County Government offices are closed.
****** All programs meet at the Bear Branch Nature Center unless otherwise indicated*****
HOORAY FOR HUMMINGBIRDS
#15BB19 Saturday, June 6, 2–3pm
Hummingbirds are known as ‘flying jewels’. Learn
some more fun facts about these quirky little birds
and find out how to attract them to your yard. Make
a feeder to take home.
5–9 years / 1 session / $7 child
BEAR CUBS CLUB
Thursday, 10–11am
#15BB20 June 11 - Lake Life
#15BB21 July 9 - Log Life
#15BB22 Aug 6 - Monarchs
Does your little one love nature? Let them explore
the great outdoors through games, songs, and hands
-on activities. Encourage your young naturalist with
our Bear Cubs Club! No tag-alongs please, parent
participation is required for this program.
3–6 years / 1 session / $5 child
MEET THE BEEKEEPER
Saturday, 10–11am
#15BB23 June 13
#15BB24 July 18
#15BB25 August 8
Learn all about this amazing insect.
Are there boy bees? What do beekeepers do? Do
bees really dance? How is honey made? Learn the
answers to these questions and more. Meet a real
beekeeper!
All Ages / 1 session / $5 person
PLANETARIUM SHOW
Saturday, 7:30–8:30pm
#15BB26 June 27
#15BB27 July 25
#15BB28 August 22
Join the Westminster
Astronomical Society under
the star dome to learn the
stars and constellations of the
night sky. Following the show, we invite you outside
for a Star Party to observe the nighttime sights.
Bring your own telescope or look for one of ours.
8–Adult / 1 session / $5 person
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FLUTTER BY, BUTTERFLY
SUMMER SOLSTICE NIGHT HIKE
& CAMPFIRE
#15BB29 Friday, June 19, 7:30–9pm
Summer is here at last! Come celebrate the
beginning of the season with a campfire and s’mores.
We’ll talk about the customs for celebrating the
solstice and take a hike. Bring blanket/lawn chairs.
All Ages / 1 session / $7 person
LIFE AT THE LAKE
#15BB30 Sunday, June 21, 2–3:30pm
Lake Hashawha is alive! Check out the cool critters
that call the lake home. We will take a walk to see
who lives above the lake and then use nets to see
who lives below the surface. Wear shoes that can
get wet and clothes that can get dirty.
All Ages / 1 session / $5 person
RAPTOR RENDEZVOUS
#15BB31 Saturday, June 27, 1–2:30pm
Take a hike to Hashawha’s raptor cages to learn
more about our resident birds of prey. Find out more
about wild raptors and get up close and personal with
these amazing creatures. Cameras are welcome!
All Ages / 1 session / $5 person
BUSY BEAVERS HIKE
#15BB32 Friday, July 17, 7–8:30pm
Beaver alter their environment more than any other
creature on Earth (except people). Learn some fun
facts about this amazing mammal before hiking to an
active beaver dam. **Please note that this is
moderately strenuous-be prepared to hike! Bring a
flashlight.
6–Adult / 1 session / $5 person
HIKING HASHAWHA …
The Stream Trail
#15BB33 Sunday, July 19, 11am–12:30pm
Hashawha’s Stream Trail wanders through fields and
meadows offering great opportunities for bird and
other wildlife watching. We’ll wander past Lake
Hashawha and stop by the historical Martin Cabin.
6–Adult / 1 session / $5 person
#15BB34 Saturday, July 25, 1–2:30pm
Butterflies are beautiful and amazing creatures. Take
a hike with a naturalist through the meadows of
Hashawha in search of these fluttering insects.
Learn about a butterfly’s life cycle and find out how to
attract more butterflies to your own backyard.
5–Adult / 1 session / $5 person
STREAM SEARCH
#15BB35 Saturday, August 1, 1–3pm
What better way to cool off on a hot summer day
than playing in a refreshing creek? Hunt for fish,
crawdads, and other creatures as we play in Bear
Branch stream. Please wear close-toed shoes and
clothes that can get wet and dirty!
5–Adult / 1 session / $5 person
TOAD ABODES!
#15BB36 Sunday, August 2, 1–2pm
Toads are fun and cute critters. Meet a toad in
person and make a fun toad house to take home.
All Ages / 1 session / $7 person
UNDER THE STARS CAMPOUT
#15BB37 Sat-Sun, August 15-16, 7pm–8am
Join us under the stars
for a fun-filled camp out!
Enjoy campfire cuisine
and stories. Take a hike
to enjoy the evening and
keep an eye to the sky for
a ‘shooting star’ courtesy
of the Perseid meteor shower. Bring your own tent
or use one of ours—please note that you need one!
Fee is for immediate family members only-must
designate full name and age of each participant upon
registration.
5–Adult / 1 session / $50 family
CATERPILLAR QUEST
#15BB38 Sunday, August 29, 1–3pm
It’s that time of year again! Help us prepare
for the upcoming Monarch Madness festival
by searching the meadows for Monarch
butterfly eggs and caterpillars. First, we’ll learn all
about this amazing insect and then we’ll look for
caterpillars to add to our Monarch Lifecycle display.
All Ages / 1 session / $5 person
- - NO Early Bird or Senior Discount for Bear Branch Nature Center programs - -
410-386-3580, or [email protected]
We have numerous volunteer opportunities. contact
us for more information about these and other
upcoming volunteer opportunities or special events.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES:
HELPING HANDS AT HASHAWHA
June 28, 1-3pm OR Jul 25 & Aug 1, 9-11am
Age: 8 & up
Hashawha is everybody’s park. Come out and give us a hand
as we work to clear invasive species, pick up litter, garden, and
take care of other projects to help keep the park beautiful.
Children under 12years old should be accompanied by an
adult.
CAMP COUNSELOR TRAINING
Sunday, June 5, 1-3pm
Age: 14+
Assisting with Bear Branch’s summer camps is a great way for
students to earn service learning hours! Teens interested in
volunteering at one or more of our summer camps are
REQUIRED to attend this training. Volunteer camp counselor
applications are available, call today.
MONARCH BUTTERFLY TAGGING
VOLUNTEER TRAINING
Sun, August 30, 1-3pm
Age: 12+
Learn all about Monarch Watch, safely catch, tag, and release
butterflies, and record crucial data to help track the migration of
the Monarch butterfly. Participants are REQUIRED to
volunteer at the Monarch Madness Festival on Sunday,
September 11th.
SPECIAL
E V E N T S:
MONARCH MADNESS
FESTIVAL
Sunday, September 11
10:30am – 3pm
See our FALL PROGRAM GUIDE
in August or more details.
SUMMER CAMP Registration is underway for 2015 Summer Camps!
There are six different sessions to choose from for ages
6-15. Please call or visit us online at:
ccgovernment.carr.org/ccg/recpark/hashawha.
- - NO Early Bird or Senior Discount for Bear Branch Nature Center programs - -
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WEEDS IN THE WOODS
#15PR22 Sat, June 6, 10–11am
We have all seen them and been frustrated by them, but the weeds you
pull in your garden are not the same as the weeds we pull at Piney
Run. In fact, sometimes the plants you buy for your home are considered
weeds in the woods. Join us for a nature walk and activity to learn about
invasive plants, or “weeds,” why they are bad, and what we are doing to
stop them at the park.
13–Adult / 1 session / $7 person
In case of inclement weather… if snow/icy conditions or heavy
rains/thunderstorms are in the forecast, call before coming to a
program to see if it has been canceled or postponed. If Carroll
County Government is closed, the Park and Nature Center are
also closed. If Carroll County Schools are closed, delayed, or
dismissed early, Nature Center programs that fall during those
time periods are canceled as well (please see full Inclement
Weather Policy for Rec & Parks programs in the back of this
brochure).
Nature Center Membership: The Nature Center offers many
options for memberships to help support its activities.
Newsletters and program announcements are mailed to members
regularly. Members receive discounts on our popular Nature
Camp and on purchases made at the Nature Center Shop, as well
as many “Members Only Programs” which are free or at a
reduced rate. This membership does NOT include the entrance
fee into the Park. Please call for more information on
Membership Benefits (use form on page 13).
April 1 thru October 31 (OPEN(OPEN-season)
PARK “open“open-season” hours and entrance fees: Park gates
are open 7 days a week from 7am until sunset. Entrance fees are
collected at the Gatehouse upon arrival ($5/vehicle for Carroll
County residents; $10/vehicle for all others). Season Vehicle
Passes are available from the Park Office and Gatehouse for
$45/vehicle for Carroll County residents; $65/vehicle for all
others. Daily Boat Launch $8/boat, season pass $50/boat.
*Please note vehicle entrance fees are waived for Nature Center
programs listed in this section for prepre-registered participants
ONLY (those registered at least 24 hours before program),
unless otherwise stated in the program description.
NATURE CENTER “open“open-season” hours: Open Wednesday
through Saturday 11am11am-5pm, and Sundays 1212-5pm; closed
Monday and Tuesday.
#15PR23 June 18
#15PR24 July 16
#15PR25 August 20
Venture outside and join Dave Harvey of the Carroll County Bird Club, for
a morning bird walk. Search for the many different types of songbirds,
waterfowl, raptors, and woodpeckers that inhabit the park. Beginning
birders are welcome. We suggest bringing along binoculars and field
guides. Dress for the weather since walks occur rain or shine.
~ Please meet at the front door of the Nature Center ~
10–Adult / 1 session / $5 person
PRESCHOOL DISCOVERY WEEK
#15PR26 Wed-Fri, Jun 24-26, 9:30–11am
Calling all of our preschool nature lovers! Please join us as we discover
nature. Using our wonderful park as our classroom, we will hike, dip net,
read stories, sing songs, and much more. A parent or guardian is
REQUIRED to stay during the program. NO tag-alongs, please.
3–5 years / 3 sessions / $30 child
FULL MOON OWL PROWL & CAMPFIRE
#15PR27 Thursday, July 2, 7–9pm
#15PR28 Saturday, August 29, 8–9:30pm
Enjoy the sky as the moon reaches its peak brightness. What better time
to call for owls—we hope you join us for this adventurous evening! After
a hike to call for our feathery friends, we will enjoy a campfire and tasty
s’mores!
6–Adult / 1 session / $7 person
WE ARE “DYEING” TO MEET YOU
#15PR29 Saturday, August 1, 10–11am
Using cotton scarves and a variety of dyes, we will first take a short hike
to gather our inspiration from all of nature’s colors and then tie-dye a
scarf to take home. Materials and gloves will be provided; dress
accordingly.
8–Adult / 1 session / $10 person
I CANNOT CONTAIN MYSELF!
November 1 thru March 31 (OFF(OFF-season)
PARK “off“off-season” hours: Park gates are open weekdays 8am
-4pm; closed weekends and holidays. No entrance fees will be
collected during the “off“off-season” and the lake is closed for
boating. Visitors are still welcome to walk the trails, fish from
the shores, and visit the Nature Center.
#15PR30 Sunday, August 9, 10–11am
NATURE CENTER “off“off-season” hours: Open Monday
through Friday, 11am11am-4pm; closed weekends and holidays.
#15PR31 Saturday, August 15, 10–11am
- - - All programs meet at the Nature Center
unless otherwise
noted in the description - - -
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MORNING BIRD WALK Thurs, 8:30–9:30am
Using old magazines and unique containers (planters, watering cans,
etc.), we will learn how to decoupage to create beautiful art. Scissors,
glue and your imagination are all you need to participate in this project.
5–Adult / 1 session / $6 person
LEAVE NO TRACE … MOST OF THE TIME
Leave no trace, kill only time, and take only pictures – we know our job
when we visit a park , but what about the critters at the park. We will hike
to look for clues (traces”) of our furry friends that call Piney Run home.
Following our hike, we will finish with a picture to take home!
5–Adult / 1 session / $7 person
- - NO Early Bird or Senior Discount for Piney Run Nature Center programs - -
Meet at the YAK SHACK behind
the Nature Center
~~ KAYAKING ~~
To participate, you must be able to swim.
Beginners are welcome, however you must
be comfortable in a kayak on the water.
You must wear at all times while on the
water a properly fitted Personal Flotation
Device (PFD-life jacket) provided, or you
may bring your own.
A short lesson/
demonstration on kayaking skills and
safety will be covered. Dress appropriately
for the weather and try to avoid cotton
clothes; nylon and polyester work much
better on the water.
Bring a hat,
sunglasses, water bottle, and binoculars if
you have them. Your feet WILL get wet so
bring water shoes or old tennis shoes and a
change of socks.
For youth under the age of 18, parental
consent and a waiver is required to be
signed the day of your program, and youth
must be accompanied by a participating
parent/guardian.
When we venture out, we are never certain of
what mother nature holds for us, whether it is
beavers sharing the waters, or birds in the sky - each trip has its own adventures.
12–Adult only / 1 session / $20 person
#15PR32 Sat, June 13, 8:30–10am
#15PR33 Sat, June 20, 4:30–6pm
#15PR34 Sat, July 4, 8:30–10am
#15PR35 Sat, August 1, 8:30–10am
#15PR36 Sunday, August 2, 4:30–6pm
#15PR37 Sat, August 15, 8:30–10am
To sign up or request more info
phone 410-795-6043 or
email [email protected]
 Pavilion Rentals
Available seven days a week, from Apr 1-Oct 31 by
reservation and permit only, call 410-795-5165 (includes 5
vehicle passes for day of rental use only):
Pav #1 = $225/day; Pav #2 or 3 = $125/day;
Pav #4, 5, or 6 = $175/day.
 Adopt a Critter
The Nature Center’s live animal collection requires
constant care. Animals in need of sponsors include birds
of prey, snakes, and turtles. Support the critters or sponsor
a particular animal.
 Birthday Parties
Looking for a wild time on your birthday? Nature Center
birthdays include the use of the Yurt and a 45 minute
naturalist-led program. The fee is $175, set-up and cleanup are the responsibility of the scheduling parent.
 Environmental Education Classes & Field Trips
Our Park Naturalists provide outstanding Environmental
Education Classes and Field Trips at the Nature Center for
schools (public, private, and home school groups). We
provide a large variety of topics for you to choose from.
Carroll County School Groups are $4/student and
chaperones (teachers are free), with a $25 minimum. All
Other Groups the fee is $5/student and chaperones
(teachers are free) with a $50 minimum.
 Need Service Hours for School?
June 20, 1-3pm , and August 15, 10am-12pm
Junior Naturalists help with various projects throughout
the park ranging from trail cleanup, invasive plant
removal, gardening and bluebird monitory. Students age
12-13 must have a parent present at the Park.
 Front Desk Volunteers (adult)
No experience necessary, positive attitude and love of
nature preferred. Answer the phones, take program
registrations, answer nature questions, and sell items from
the Nature Shop.
GARDEN Swap & Sale
Saturday, June 6, 9am–12pm
Registration is appreciated
Thinning out your garden? Downsizing the garden,
looking to shed some garden tools? Meet in the back of
Piney Run Nature Center for our Perennial swap and
garden sale. Donations of garden tools, pots, ornamental
supplies, etc., would be greatly appreciated!
- - NO Early Bird or Senior Discount for Piney Run Nature Center programs - -
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NEED A NEW GIFT IDEA FOR THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE?
- - father’s day, birthday, anniversary, etc. - we have a wide range of
Providing Equine Related Recreation Activities
and Education since 1984
carrollcountyequestriancouncil.org
GIFT CERTIFICATES
Give the gift of health and well being! We offer quality recreation programs, encourage appreciation of
the natural environment, promote good health and healthy habits, provide opportunities for growth and
lifelong learning for all ages and abilities which ultimately improves quality of life. Gift Certificates can
be redeemed for a multitude of programs! To see all availability and to purchase, visit our site
ccrecpark.org
Carroll County
Park Legacy Fund
If you enjoy visiting our beautiful parks, become involved and help make them an
even better place. Your tax deductible contribution can be earmarked to support specific parks or
amenities such as playgrounds, benches, trees, nature centers, and more. Donor contributions are
publicly recognized and gift donations on someone’s behalf are recognized with a card sent
acknowledging the donation.
 Visit https://ccgovernment.carr.org/parklegacyfund to print a Park Legacy Fund brochure and
return via US Mail or drop off at our office Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm; or
 Call us at 410-386-2103 to have a form mailed to you; or
 Visit the R&P office located at 300 S. Center Street, Westminster, M-F 8am-5pm.
The City of Westminster
Recreation and Parks Department
11 Longwell Avenue, Westminster, MD 21157
410-751-5501
www.westminstermd.gov
Westminster City Recreation
Summer Day Camp
Pool Season is Here!
Westminster Municipal Pool
memberships are now available
Summer Day Camp is designed for children who have
completed Kindergarten-8th grade.
Children will have loads of fun playing games and sports,
making crafts, going on field trips and swimming at the
Westminster Municipal Pool.
The cost is $115 per week (9am-4pm).
Before care (7-9am) and after care (4-6pm)
are available at additional cost
($15 each, per week).
City resident individual
City resident family
Non-resident individual
Non-resident family
$128
$200
$146
$260
Family Center members receive $5 off per week.
Family Center Members- - - don't forget
to ask for your discount.
Register online at
https://apm.activecommunities.com/westminstercityrec/
Activity_Search or call us at 410-751-5501
Westminster Municipal Pool is located at
325 Royer Road
Westminster, MD 21157
Keep your eyes open for exciting events during...
Open Memorial Day to Labor Day
from Noon to 7pm every day
Purchase your membership online at
https://apm.activecommunities.com/westminstercityrec/
Membership
or call 410-751-5501
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Contact City of Westminster Recreation and Parks Department for more information
at 410-751-5501 or [email protected]
Bus Trips: Requests for full refunds must be
received by phone/mail/in-person at least one
month prior to the start date of the trip unless there
is a specific date listed in the course description.
After the deadline has passed, there
will be no refunds, NO exceptions, and
any tickets purchased are the property
of the registrant.
REFUND POLICY
Classes:
Requests for full refunds must be
received by phone/mail at our office at least 10
days prior to the start date of the course. Session
refunds may be given for withdrawal requests made
after that date at the discretion of Recreation &
Parks. No refunds will be issued after two sessions
and no refunds will be issued for courses meeting
only one or two sessions. Students with consistent
discipline problems will be dropped from class
without a refund.
SENIORS IN ACTION MEMBER DISCOUNT:
Discounts are offered for some bus trips for SIA
members only - you MUST call in to register to
take advantage of this discount or if you would like
to join SIA - only $10 annual fee!
Only one discount can apply, and as applicable.
SENIOR DISCOUNT*: Carroll County citizens
who are 60 years of age or older are offered to use a
20% discount on course registration fees (*only
where applicable) if they are the participant of the
course. *Note the exceptions printed with each
course or program section.
*You may apply one discount only. Not offered
for Bus Trips, Therapeutic Recreation, and Nature
Center programs.
EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT*: Sign up early and
save! A discount of $5 is available for course
registrations (*only where applicable) postmarked,
hand delivered or registered online no later than
May 5, 2015.
*Note the exceptions printed with each course or
program section.
STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?
Contact Becky at Carroll County
Recreation & Parks, 410-386-2103
or e-mail [email protected]
CELL PHONES:
As a courtesy to other
participants, we respectfully request that program
registrants make every effort not to use their cell
phones during classroom instruction, while riding
on buses, participating in guided tours, etc.
SMOKING POLICY: Smoking is not allowed in
any county or school building.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Carroll County
Recreation & Parks can provide limited financial
assistance to families or individuals of Carroll
County who qualify, based on income level. Please
call Becky Kishter at 410-386-2103 for more
information and to apply.
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY: When
Carroll County Public Schools are closed or close
early due to weather or other emergency
conditions, Carroll County Recreation & Parks
programs are canceled for that day. For weekend/
non-school days, once the Snow Emergency Plan
is in effect for Carroll County, no Recreation &
Parks activities take place.
You may visit
the state weather website: www.chart.state.md.us/
StormInfo/snow_emergency_plans.asp.
Should
the “Plan” be lifted any time during that day, all
activities are still canceled for the remainder of that
day. Program registrants will be contacted once
make-up dates are established.
CANCELATION POLICY:
Carroll County
Recreation & Parks reserves the right to cancel any
course at its discretion. In the case of cancelation, a
full refund will be issued in 10-14 business days.
Registrations of all types (phone, mail, online or in person) are processed in the order
in which we receive accurately completed forms and correct fees.
Walk it in: You may register in person Monday-Friday 8am-5pm with cash, check, or credit
card payment at Carroll County Recreation & Parks located in the Robert Moton Center, 300 S.
Center Street, Westminster.
Mail it in: Complete the registration form and mail along with your check (payable to Carroll
County Commissioners) to the address noted on the bottom of the form (please NO cash or credit
card payments via mail). Provide all information requested on the form to ensure prompt
processing.
Online OR Phone it in: Go to ccrecpark.org. Click on the program guide icon (lower left hand
corner). View the pdf, or choose “Online Program Registration” tab where you can view all
listings via categories; add your program(s) to your cart, and follow the instructions. Payment
must be made at the time of registration (VISA, MasterCard, Discover accepted). OR call R&P
410-386-2103 Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm using your credit card. All online and phone
registrations are processed immediately and payment confirmation is sent via e-mail.
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photographic images of the registered individual/s for the purpose of promotion and publicizing of the Department programs and/or
events. If I prefer to not allow the above registered participant/s to be photographed, I will call 410-386-2103 to register my request.
Waiver of Liability: By my signature below, I acknowledge that there are inherent risks and dangers associated with recreation
programs, that Carroll County Recreation & Parks does not provide any registrant medical or hospitalization insurance whatsoever, and
therefore, I hold Carroll County Commissioners and their agents harmless from all claims of injury, damage, or loss which may result
from my, or my child(ren)’s participation in the program/s listed below.
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