2017
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Welcome To The World of Recreation And Parks
Registration begins May 3, 2017 for Carrboro Residents. All others, May 4, 2017
Discover an exciting Summer of fun in Carrboro!
Inside is a listing of programs and events for May through August.
CARRBORO RECREATION AND PARKS MISSION STATEMENT
TO ENRICH THE LEISURE NEEDS AND QUALITY OF LIFE FOR CITIZENS BY PROVIDING ACCESSIBLE FACILITIES,
CREATIVE AND DIVERSE RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES AND A SAFE PUBLIC PARK SYSTEM.
We welcome participation by all persons regardless of race, age, socio-economic level, color, sex,disability, religious belief, national origin or sexual orientation.
GENERAL INFORMATION 1
ATHLETICS
Leagues 2
Instructional 3-4
Parent/Child Events/Classes 5
Tournaments and Competition 5
Drop-Ins 5
SUMMER CAMPS
Sports Camps 6
Theme Camps 7-9
YOUTH PROGRAMS 10-11
TEEN PROGRAMS 12
ADULT PROGRAMS 13-15
Co-Sponsored with ArtsCenter 16
ACTIVE LIFE 17-18
Golden Trails 19
EXCURSIONS 20
INCLUSION/PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES 21
SPECIAL EVENTS
Signature Events 22
Family Events 23
Entertainment 24
Performing Arts 25
PARK FACILITIES INFORMATION 26-27
AROUND TOWN: CYBRARY/LIBRARY 28
SELF-DIRECTED ACTIVITIES 28
REGISTRATION/FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FORM 29
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If you have a question or comment about Carrboro Recreation and Parks Department’s activities,
facilities or services, please call, write or stop by our offices and let us know.
Recreation
& Parks
Registration Information
The Carrboro Recreation & Parks Department
offices are within the Carrboro Century Center,
100 N. Greensboro St. located in the heart of
downtown Carrboro.
MAIN OFFICE LOCATION/MAILING ADDRESS
Carrboro Recreation and Parks Department
Carrboro Century Center
100 N. Greensboro St.
Carrboro, NC 27510
OFFICE HOURS
8:30am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday
Office closed on major holidays
ADMINISTRATIVE PHONE NUMBERS
Office (919) 918-7364
Fax (919) 918-4475
Weather Information Line (919) 918-7373
E-mail....................... [email protected]
Century Center Front Desk (919) 918-7385
Century Center Fax (919) 918-4476
CARRBORO RESIDENTS ONLY
May 3, 2017
ALL OTHERS:
May 4, 2017
Registration is on a first-come, first–served basis.
THREE WAYS TO REGISTER FOR PROGRAMS
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ONLINE REGISTRATION: Online registration requires a Log-in I.D.
Go to: http://carrbororec.org
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Previously Registered for Programs? (via walk-in or mail-in)
**An account has been created for you and you can access online registration
by using your current email address and phone number.
Do not create a new account.
Currently Have an Online Account and Forgot Your Password?
Choose “Forgot Password” and your information will be sent to your email.
Do not create a new account.
New to Our Programs?
Create a New Account online. Your Log-in I.D. is your email address and
your password is your phone number. Please allow 2-3 business days to process.
**Unsure if you already have an account? or need assistance...
contact the Recreation and Parks Office at (919) 918-7364 during office hours.
Department Website
http://carrbororec.org/
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Staff
Recreation and Parks Director
Anita Jones-McNair, CPRP
Recreation Administrator
Charles B. Harrington, CPRP
*If you do not receive a receipt, you may not be registered. If this happens,
contact the Recreation and Parks Office at (919) 918-7364 during office hours.
WALK-IN REGISTATION: Walk-in registration is accepted at the Carrboro Recreation and Parks office
at 100 North Greensboro Street in Carrboro. We accept cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover and
American Express. Office Hours are Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:00pm.
MAIL-IN REGISTRATION: Mail completed registration form on page 29 along with a check payable to
the “Town of Carrboro” to address provided.
Facilities Administrator
Wendell Rodgers, CPRP
FEES: Fees are charged for most programs to help defray program costs.
Recreation Supervisors
Dana Hughes, CPRP
Galen Poythress, CPRP
Rah Trost
Craig M. Wolfe, CPRP
OUT OF COUNTY FEE: An additional fee is charged for those residing outside Orange County: $27.00 for a single
general program or a single sport or $82.00 for unlimited programs.
Facility Supervisor
Mike Thompson, CPRP
Administrative Assistant
Dianah Alston-Sanders
Activity Manager
Adam Roberts
Recreation Specialists
Robbin Justice-Jones, CPRP
Karen Kessler
Program Support Assistants
Tim Grant
Kim Henson
Pam Kirk
We are also fortunate to have the assistance of over 100
part- time employees and volunteers to directly provide
leisure programs to the community.
Photo credits:
Lorie Clark, Jackie Helvey, Dana Hughes,
Karen Kessler, David Lebron, Galen Poythress,
Scott Scala and Lauren Whittaker.
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FEE WAIVER/REDUCTIONS: Financial Assistance Program: Carrboro Recreation and Parks wants all Orange County
families to be able to participate in our programs. Fee reductions and waivers are available for those meeting
established income criteria. Call (919) 918-7366 or visit our web site at http://carrbororec.org/952/FinancialAssistance-Program for more information.
INCLUSION STATEMENT: Carrboro Recreation and Parks Department offers inclusion opportunities to anyone
meeting the program age criteria. Please note, every program may not work for every individual. If you have any
questions or specific concerns before you register, contact the Department prior to registering and every effort will
be made to find a program or class that is the best fit for participants. Inclusion requests are handled on a case by
case basis, Let the department know of any disability or special needs when you register and we will work together
to figure out what accommodations are necessary.
THE ARTSCENTER CLASS REGISTRATION: Classes co-sponsored with the ArtsCenter require registration at The
ArtsCenter. See page 16 for details or visit www.artscenterlive.org.
REFUNDS: Refunds are automatic for any programs canceled by the department. Other refunds will be considered
upon written request and must meet the criteria of the refund policy. A $5 administrative fee will be charged for all
refunds with exception of Summer Camps, where the Camp administrative fee is $40. For more information call (919)
918-7364 or review the refund policy on our web site http://carrbororec.org/953/Refund-Policy.
WEATHER POLICY: Recreation Department Administration will make decisions regarding program cancellations as
needed and typically not determined until 4pm weekdays and 7am on weekends. A notice will be posted on the
weather line at (919) 918-7373 prior to 5pm/weekdays, 7:30am/Saturdays, or 11am/Sunday when activities are
canceled.
Last minute cancellations do occur. In this case after 5pm/weekdays, 8:15am/Saturday, or 11am/Sunday, staff will
decide the cancellation of an activity and no message will be posted on the weather line. Participants are encouraged
to proceed to the activity as scheduled unless contacted by the Department or one of its representatives.
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Summer 2017
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Recreation
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Athletics
League Registration Information
Openings are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
Registration forms must be completed & signed by a parent or guardian.
Please note athletic programs have various age cut-off dates that are
used to determine a participant’s eligibility and league placement.
Leagues
Adult Co-Rec Softball League
This adult co-ed fall league plays on Tuesday & Thursday evenings
from late July through October. Teams will play 1-2 games each week.
Regular-season play will be followed by a double elimination tournament.
Registration is limited. Individuals or groups looking for a team or
wishing to form a team can contact Charles Harrington at
[email protected].
Max Fee: $500 per team
Hank Anderson Park
($200 Non-Refundable Deposit/per team due at registration)
Ages:16+ (as of August 1st)106114A
Team Registration
Note: Final fee will be based on number of teams and league format
Note: Non-Orange Co. residents are required to pay the $27 Out-ofCounty Fee to participate
Youth Baseball - Fall
Teams practice twice a week (Monday-Thursday) during the evening hours
beginning in late August. Games begin in mid-September and run into midOctober. Three age divisions based on ages as of August 31, 2017.
PLEASE NOTE: Days, times, and sites of practices and games will vary.
Fee:
Ages:
$62 Orange Co. Residents
$89 Non-Orange Residents
A League
6-8 years old
AA League 9-10 years old
AAA League
11-12 years old
Location: TBD
106108A
106109A
106110A
Girls Volleyball - Fall
Girls will learn various volleyball skills and fundamentals through practice
and games in a league setting. Teams will practice on Monday’s and/or
Wednesday’s during the evening hours. Games begin in mid-September
and run into mid-October playing on Sunday afternoons. Ages as of August
31, 2017
Fee: Ages: 2
$62 Orange County Residents Location: TBD
$89 Non-Orange Residents
10-13 years old 106111A
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Adult Co-Rec Ultimate Frisbee
This adult co-ed fall league plays on Monday & Wednesday evenings.
Teams will play 1-2 games each week. League registration is on a firstcome, first-served basis until the league registration deadline or when
the league fills. Participants will be drafted onto teams by volunteer
team captains based on observation during open play nights and a selfevaluation which will be sent to each participant. All registrations must
be received no later than 5:00pm on Friday, August 11.
Fee:
$38 per participant
Hank Anderson Park
Mon & Wed / Aug - Nov
Ages:16+ (as of August 1st)
106116A - Female Player
106116B - Male Player
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Summer 2017
Recreation
& Parks
Athletics
Instructional
Baseball Pitching Class
Work on those pitching fundamentals! Former, UNC-Greensboro pitcher
and Minor leaguer Pat Currin will lead instruction on the fundamentals of
pitching. Focus will be on developing skills in an effort throw strikes with
consistency.
Fee: $50
6 weeks
Location: TBD
Ages: 9-12
306304A
Sep 9 - Oct 14
Sat, 3:00 - 4:00pm
306304B
Sep 9 - Oct 14
Sat, 4:15 - 5:15pm
Employment Opportunities
The Carrboro Recreation & Parks Department will soon be seeking
experienced individuals for the following positions:
Youth Baseball Umpires
Summer Day Camp Staff
Please check the Town employment page at
www.townofcarrboro.org/126/Employment-Opportunities for an updated list of open positions and
information on how to apply.
For specific questions regarding the position call (919) 918-7377.
*see p. 22 for additional Employment Opportunities
Athletic Volunteer Opportunities
The Carrboro Recreation and Parks Department offers a variety of volunteer opportunities throughout the year.
At this time, the Department is currently recruiting volunteers to work a number of positions which include:
Volunteers - General Summer Camps (June-August)
Volunteers - Sports Camps (June-July)
Athletic Coaches - Youth Baseball (Late Summer/Early Fall)
Athletic Coaches - Girls Volleyball (Late Summer/Early Fall)
If you have an interest in volunteering for any of the above positions or other opportunities, please visit the Volunteer Opportunities page of our
website at http://www.townofcarrboro.org/FormCenter/Recreation-Parks-Department-3/Volunteer-Application-Form-51
to obtain a Volunteer Application. For additional information, please contact our Volunteer Coordinator at (919) 918-7370 or
[email protected].
*see p. 22 for additional Volunteer Opportunities
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Summer 2017
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Athletics
Instructional
Tennis Play Day
CO-SPONSORED BY DURHAM ORANGE COMMUNITY TENNIS ASSOCIATION
Participants will learn tennis skills and be able to test those skills in games
and challenges. This event will have activities for the oldest and youngest
members of your family, so bring everyone along. Please bring a racquet
if you have one, however, we will have some loaners available. Come
prepared for fun! Prior tennis experience not necessary!
Fee: FreeWilson Park
Ages: 5+
406308C
Saturday, June 3, 2017
9:00 - 11:00am
Senior Tennis Day
Join us for a fun tennis event for players aged 50 and above! Bring a friend
or two and meet other tennis players from this area, join in a game of
doubles or singles. Light refreshments will be provided to all participants.
Bring a racquet.
Fee: FreeWilson Park
Ages: 50+
406203C
Wednesday, August 16, 2017
9:00 - 11:00am
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Youth Tennis (Intermediate)
Our Intermediate classes are designed for students who have some
experience and can hit a tossed ball consistently. Players are expected to
have knowledge of the basic strokes and are ready for the next level of play.
Emphasis is also placed on moving and hitting. Designed to be fun, game
oriented, and supportive. Bring your own racket.
Fee: $39
3 weeks
Wilson Park
Ages: 9-14
306314A
Jul 11 - Jul 27
Tue/Thu, 6:00 - 7:00pm
Adult Tennis (Intermediate)
To join this class, you should have established a good tennis foundation on
which to build. Intermediates have reliable and repeatable strokes with a
good understanding of the game. This class can involve players who have
not played for a number of years or who are strong in some areas, but
need help in other areas, and players who have previously taken beginning
classes. We will focus on all essential areas of the game: Stroke techniques,
fitness/movement, and strategy. Bring your own racket.
Fee: $39
Ages: 16+
3 weeks
306310A
Wilson Park
Jul 11 - Jul 27
Tue/Thu, 7:15 - 8:15pm
Lunchtime Tennis (Beginner)
Youth Tennis (Beginner)
This class will introduce players to the basics of tennis, emphasizing FUN
activities that address fitness and hand-eye development. Participants
will work on developing basic strokes of forehand, backhand and volleys
and serves while practicing live ball rallies, traditional and age-level
scoring using pressureless balls. Please bring a racquet that is age/size
appropriate.
Fee: $39
3 weeks
Wilson Park
Ages: 9-14
306313A
May 16 - Jun 1
Tue/Thu, 6:00 - 7:00pm
306313B
Jun 6 - Jun 22
Tue/Thu, 6:00 - 7:00pm
New to tennis? Have experience, but find it difficult to develop reliable
and repeatable strokes? Need to build fitness for better play, or wondering
how to get the most out of practice? Build a good foundation for tennis by
addressing the four important areas of focus: stroke techniques, strategy
in games, fitness/movement, and concentration/self-assessment. You will
find out how to improve progressively in way that is good for your body
and satisfying for your soul. Although designed for beginners, you can
also benefit if you’ve had some previous experience. There will be time for
individual attention. Bring your own racket.
Fee: $39
3 weeks
Wilson Park
Ages: 16+
306311A
May 16 - Jun 1
Tue/Thu, 11:30am - 12:30pm
Lunchtime Tennis (Intermediate)
This class is for those who have not played before or are just getting started.
You will learn all the basics of the game including: strokes, rules, scoring,
footwork and tennis etiquette. Classes will include ball feeding drills, liveball hitting with other classmates, and personal stroke instruction. By the
end of the session, you will have learned the basic stroke of the forehand,
backhand, serve, and volley. Bring your own racket.
To join this class, you should have established a good tennis foundation
on which to build. Intermediates have somewhat reliable and repeatable
strokes with a good understanding of the game. This can involve players
who have not played for a number of years or who are strong in some
areas, but need help in other areas, and players who have previously taken
beginning classes and are highly motivated to improve. We will focus on all
essential areas of the game: Stroke techniques, fitness/movement, strategy,
mental awareness. You will be shown how to assess you own game and
be able to follow a customized program for improvement. More advanced
players are welcome as well. Bring your own racket.
Fee: $39
3 weeks
Wilson Park
Ages: 16+
306309A
May 16 - Jun 1
Tue/Thu, 7:15 - 8:15pm
Fee: $39
3 weeks
Wilson Park
Ages: 16+
306312A
May 16 - Jun 1
Tue/Thu, 12:30 - 1:30pm
Adult Tennis (Beginner)
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Summer 2017
Recreation
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Athletics
Parent/Child Events
Tournaments
& Competition
Join us for these fun family activities designed for
parents and children to participate in together.
Disc Golf Clinics
This youth disc golf clinic gives parents and children the opportunity to
learn together about the sport of disc golf including rules, etiquette, the
basics of throwing discs, and tips and techniques. All discs provided!
Parents and youth must both be present to participate.
Instructor: Matthew Smith
Fee: $5
Hank Anderson Park
Disc Golf Course
Ages: 6 - 15
306502A
Saturday, May 27, 2017
10:00am - 12:00pm
306502B
Saturday, July 8, 2017
10:00am - 12:00pm
Fishing Clinics
Parents and children will learn the basics about fishing including different
equipment, techniques, sites, and regulations. You may even meet a fishing
buddy or two! Supplies furnished. Bring a pole if you have one. Parents
and youth must both be present to participate.
Instructor: Shayne McKinley
Fee: $5
Hank Anderson Park
Ages: 5 - 15
306503A
Saturday, July 8, 2017
9:00 - 11:00am
306503B
Saturday, August 5, 2017
9:00 - 11:00am
Horseshoe Tournaments
Tournament participants will be placed into divisions based on ringer
percentage. Multiple divisions exist. Trophies will be awarded to top
finishers in each division.
Fee: $14 per player per tournament
Hank Anderson Park
(+ $25 Adults/$5 Juniors NCHPA fee per calendar year)
Ages: 18+* *experienced youth are welcome to attend
Horseshoe Tournament
Summer Fling
306403A
Saturday, July 8, 2017
Horseshoe Tournament
Hot Stob
306404A
Saturday, August 12, 2017
For both tournaments:
Registration (onsite):
8:30 - 9:30am
Tournament: 10:00am
NFL Punt, Pass and
Kick Football Competition
The NFL Punt, Pass & Kick football competition allows boys and girls to
showcase their talents in punting, passing and placekicking with scores
based on distance and accuracy. The top finishers of each age group will
advance to a Sectional competition. The top five scores from the pool of
Sectional champions will advance to the Team Championship held at Bank
of America Stadium, Home of the Carolina Panthers. Pre-Registration
is required. Registration is via the NFL PPK website at http://www.
nflppk.com/ after May 15, 2017.
Fee: Free
Ages: 6-15
106602A
(Ages as of December 31, 2017)
Hank Anderson Park
Sunday, September 10, 2017 1:00pm
Drop-In Programs
Volleyball Drop-In
The Carrboro Recreation and Parks Department Drop-In programs
allow participants the opportunity to play in an informal setting and to
meet others of similar sporting interest. Groups are welcome to attend.
Participants should contact the Recreation and Parks Department at
(919) 918-7364 for specific scheduling information.
Fee: $3 per participant per night
Grey Culbreth
Middle School
Ages: 16+*
106201A
Sep 5 - Oct 19
*15 & under may attend with an adult
Tue/Thu, 7:00 - 10:00pm
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Summer Camps
Sport Camps
Swing Into Summer Tennis Camp
This tennis camp is designed for novices looking to take up the game of
tennis. All aspects of the game will be covered in a fun group setting.
Bring a racquet.
Fee: $90
4 days
Wilson Park
Ages: 8-12
307301A
Jun 12 - Jun 15
Mon-Thu, 8:30 - 11:30am
307301B
Jun 19 - Jun 22
Mon-Thu, 8:30 - 11:30am
307301C
Jul 17 - Jul 20
Mon-Thu, 8:30 - 11:30am
307301D
Jul 24 - Jul 27
Mon-Thu, 8:30 - 11:30am
Field Hockey
Designed to introduce the fundamentals of field hockey to the first time
participant or players with less than 3 seasons of experience, the instructor
guides the participant in understanding the skills of passing, dribbling,
trapping, and shooting.
Fee: $90
1 week
Ages: 10-13
307303A
Location: TBD
Jun 12 - Jun 16
Daily, 8:00 - 11:00am
Baseball
Fundamentals of the game are the focus in mastering the skills of throwing,
catching, hitting, and fielding.
Fee: $60
1 week
Location: TBD
Ages: 6-8
307304A
Jun 12 - Jun 16
Daily, 8:30 - 10:30am
Fee: $90
1 week
Location: TBD
Ages: 9-12
307305A
Jul 10 - Jun 14
Daily, 8:00 - 11:00am
Taste of Sports
A camp designed to introduce a variety of sports to the participant, the
instructor will teach basic fundamentals through drills, then players will play
the game! This is a great camp for those who like to play many games, not
just one.
Fee: $90
1 week
Ages: 6-9
307302A
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Jun 19 - Jun 23
Daily, 8:00 - 11:00am
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All camps are open for registration. Age is determined by the start date of each camp. Payment of a$40
Camp Administrative Fee (non-refundable), per camp, per child will reserve a space. The remaining
balancemust be paid by May 12th or you will lose your space. Registration after May 12th requires all
payments in full. Please note the $40 Camp Administrative fee will be deducted from any refunds made.
Basketball
Fundamentals of basketball will be emphasized through the skills of
shooting, passing, dribbling, and rebounding. Each day ends with scrimmage
or game play.
Fee: $60
1 week
Location: TBD
Ages: 6-8
307306A
Jul 10 - Jul 14
Daily, 8:30 – 10:30am
Fee: $90
1 week
Location: TBD
Ages: 9-11
307307A
Jul 17 - Jul 21
Daily, 8:00 – 11:00am
Ultimate Frisbee
Players experience how to play ultimate Frisbee with a combination of
throwing catching, and running. This sport will definitely challenge the mind
and body.
Fee: $90
1 week
Ages: 10-13
307308A
Location: TBD
Jul 24 - Jul 28
Daily, 8:00 - 11:00am
Volleyball
Players new and experienced work on the fundamentals of volleyball as the
instructor refines the skills of the serve, bump and set.
Fee: $90
1 week
Location: TBD
Ages: 10-13
307309A
Jul 24 - Jul 28
Daily, 8:00 - 11:00am
Fishing Camp
This catch and release fishing camp teaches young anglers the basics
of rigging rods and lines, baiting and casting, and tying fishing knots.
Instruction will be provided throughout the day. Participants can look forward
to catching various species of native North Carolina fish such as Bass,
Bream, Catfish and more. Equipment needed: 4 1/2 to 6 ft. lightweight
freshwater spinning rod.
Instructor: Joe Currin
Fee: $85
1 week
Hank Anderson Park Pond
Ages: 8-12
307104A
Jun 19 - Jun 23
Daily, 2:30 - 5:00pm
Advanced Fishing Camp
Older and more experienced campers will learn more in-depth fishing skills,
including cleaning a fish! Participants will build a better understanding of
fishing and learn effective strategies to catch fish. Equipment needed: 4 1/2
to 6 ft. lightweight freshwater spinning rod.
Instructor: Joe Currin
Fee: $105
1 week
Hank Anderson Park Pond
Ages: 10-14
307101A
Jul 17 - Jul 21
Daily, 2:00 - 5:00pm
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Summer 2017
Recreation
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All camps are open for registration. Age is determined by the start date of each camp. Payment of a$40
Camp Administrative Fee (non-refundable), per camp, per child will reserve a space. The remaining
balancemust be paid by May 12th or you will lose your space. Registration after May 12th requires all
payments in full. Please note the $40 Camp Administrative fee will be deducted from any refunds made.
Theme Camps
Summer Camps
Outdoor Challenge
Week (Ages 6-8)
Register with a friend or by yourself and see if you can survive a week of
Carrboro’s fun and exciting challenges. The camp staff will put your skills to
the test with obstacle courses, treasure hunts and many more games and
activities.
Mountain Biking Camp
Love mountain biking, or want to even more? Come join us at Wilson Park
and the trails of Carolina North Forest this summer. Youth will first learn the
mechanics of the bicycle and then the proper techniques of shifting, braking,
hill climbing and descent, body and pedal position, and navigating minor
obstacles. Then we’ll take to the trails to practice our safe bike handling
skills. You will need your bike, helmet, a super-stoked attitude and some way
to stay hydrated (water bottle or hydration pack).
Instructor: Tamara Sanders of The Clean Machine
Fee: $105`
4 days
Wilson Park Shelter
(meeting location)
Ages: 11-16
307106A
Jun 12 - Jun 15
Mon - Thu, 8:00 - 11:30am
Advanced Mountain Biking Camp
This 4-day camp is for youth that have completed the regular Mountain
Biking Camp or are an experienced rider. One day will be spent as a
refresher and the other days will be spent riding. You will need your bike,
helmet, a super-stoked attitude and some way to stay hydrated (water bottle
or hydration pack).
Instructor: Tamara Sanders of The Clean Machine
Fee: $105
4 days
Wilson Park Shelter
(meeting location)
Ages: 13-17
307102A
Jul 10 - Jul 13
Mon - Thu, 8:00 - 11:30am
Outdoor Adventure Skills Camp
OFFERED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE HAW RIVER
CANOE & KAYAK COMPANY
Campers will have the opportunity to engage with the outdoors through
different activities. We will hike different sections of trails along the
Haw River. Campers will learn outdoor living skills such as orienteering,
fire-building, and shelter building. Campers will develop teamwork and
confidence as we work through games and exercises throughout the week.
Space is LIMITED, so register early! Camp meets at Century Center where
campers will be transported to Haw River Canoe & Kayak Company
in Saxapahaw by van. Participants should bring a bagged lunch,
sunscreen, outdoor clothing, and tennis or water shoes.
Fee: $195
1 week
Century Center
(meeting location)
Ages: 11-16
307107A
Jun 19 - Jun 23
Daily, 1:00 - 5:30pm
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Fee: $110
1 week
Hank Anderson Park
Ages: 6-8
307108A
Jul 10 - Jul 14
Daily, 7:30am - 12:30pm
Outdoor Challenge Week (Ages 9-12)
The challenges in this camp will be geared toward older youth. Register with
a friend or by yourself and see if you can survive a week of Carrboro’s fun
and exciting challenges. The camp staff will put your skills to the test with
obstacle courses, treasure hunts and many more games and activities.
Fee: $105
1 week
Hank Anderson Park
Ages: 9-12
307108B
Jul 10 - Jul 14
Daily, 1:30 - 5:30pm
NEW! World Wide Sports
During this week campers will explore and learn about many different sports
from around the world. Some of the sports included are soccer, badminton,
cricket, bocce ball, volleyball, basketball and more! Tennis shoes and
willingness to learn are a must at this camp!
Fee: $105
1 week
Century Center
Ages: 6-9
307113A
Jul 24 - Jul 28
Daily, 7:30am - 12:30pm
Kayaking Camp
OFFERED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE HAW RIVER
CANOE & KAYAK COMPANY
Come have fun, learn kayaking and water safety, play games, and meet
friends at this half day kayaking camp. Participants will focus on paddling
and using our newly found skills to explore our surroundings. This week
long program is a great way to introduce kayaking to youth. Space is
LIMITED, so register early! Camp meets at Century Center where
campers will be transported to Haw River Canoe & Kayak Company
in Saxapahaw by van. Participants should bring a bagged lunch,
sunscreen, outdoor clothing, and tennis or water shoes.
Fee: $195
1 week
Century Center
(meeting location)
Ages: 10-16
307105A
Jul 24 - Jul 28
Daily, 8:30am - 1:00pm
307105B
Jul 31 - Aug 4
Daily, 8:30am - 1:00pm
307105C
Aug 14 - Aug 18
Daily, 8:30am - 1:00pm
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All camps are open for registration. Age is determined by the start date of each camp. Payment of a$40
Camp Administrative Fee (non-refundable), per camp, per child will reserve a space. The remaining
balancemust be paid by May 12th or you will lose your space. Registration after May 12th requires all
payments in full. Please note the $40 Camp Administrative fee will be deducted from any refunds made.
Theme Camps
Kinderventures
Kinderventures Camp is a summer filled with fun, excitement, crafts,
games, music, and more. Activities are designed to enhance fine motor
skills, communication, and cooperation skills. Kinderventures activities are
held in a stimulating atmosphere with trained, friendly staff. Some themes
may include Winter Wonderland, Magical/Fantasy, Superheroes, Around the
World and much more! Early drop off is 7:30 - 8:30am, camp activities will
start at 8:30am.
Fee: $105
1 week
Wilson Park
Ages: 4-5
307202A
Jun 19 - Jun 23
Daily, 7:30am - 12:30pm
1 week
307202B
Jun 26 - Jun 30
Daily, 7:30am - 12:30pm
Fee: $90
4 days
Century Center
Ages: 3-5
307201A
Jul 3 - Jul 7
(no camp 7/4/17)
Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri
7:30am - 12:30pm
Fee: $105
1 week
Ages: 3-5
307201B Jul 10 - Jul 14
Daily, 7:30am - 12:30pm
Art Extravaganza
You imagine the projects and counselors will help create them using
crayons, markers, paint, Plaster of Paris, clay and more. Each day, campers
will tackle a different medium. Your artist will be engaged in both individual
and group projects.
Fee: $105
1 week
Century Center
Ages: 6-9
307111A
Jun 26 - Jun 30
Daily, 7:30am - 12:30pm
Water Fun Week
Get your swimsuits on and get ready to be splashed! This week will consist
of water art projects, water experiments, water relay games, making
bubbles and bubble wands, water balloon toss, and to finish the week we
will make snow cones!
Fee: $105
1 week
Ages: 3-5
307201C
Jul 17 - Jul 21
Daily, 7:30am - 12:30pm
Fee: $100
4 days
Hank Anderson Park
Ages: 6-9
307112A
Jul 3 - Jul 7
(no camp 7/4/17)
Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri,
7:30am - 12:30pm
Scientific Discovery
NEW! Summer Beach Blast
Discover what makes our planet such a fascinating place! Each day we
will explore a different area of scientific discovery with hands-on science
activities, crafts and even a visit from some “Curious Creatures”. Examples
of topics include volcanoes, lightning & tornadoes, marine biology,
chemistry, animals and outer space.
Fee: $105
1 week
Hank Anderson Park
Ages: 6-9
307110A
Jun 19 - Jun 23
Daily, 7:30am - 12:30pm
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Have you ever wondered how do pineapples grow? Where mangos come
from? What is inside a coconut? What star fruit taste like? Come find out
the answers as you have the opportunity to try these tasty fruits! This camp
is all about celebrating Fun in the Sun! Some activities include making leis
and grass skirts, land surfing contest, sand art, message in a bottle, beach
volleyball and more!
Fee: $105
1 week
Hank Anderson Park
Ages: 6-9
307109A
Jul 17 - Jul 21
Daily, 7:30am - 12:30pm
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All camps are open for registration. Age is determined by the start date of each camp. Payment of a$40
Camp Administrative Fee (non-refundable), per camp, per child will reserve a space. The remaining
balancemust be paid by May 12th or you will lose your space. Registration after May 12th requires all
payments in full. Please note the $40 Camp Administrative fee will be deducted from any refunds made.
Theme Camps
Extreme Drama
Before the summer is over, express yourself in a fun and unique way
through writing, games, music, dance, monologues, and scenes, as we
explore the individual-as-an-artist in this one-week camp. Find your true
voice and talent, and learn confidence in your creative self in a supportive
environment as we put together a show. Camp wraps up with a showcase
of talent for the whole family to attend.
Instructor: Joshua Patton
Fee: $105
1 week
Century Center
Ages: 11-16
307103A
Jul 17 - Jul 21
Daily, 1:30 - 4:30pm
Summer Camps
JEDI Master Engineering
with LEGO®
The Force is strong in this class. Build complex machines and structures
based on the best designs from a galaxy far, far away. Projects include
X-Wings, AT-AT walkers, Pod racers, Star Destroyers, Cloud Cities,
settlements, and fortresses. Play-Well’s Jedi instructors reinforce key
engineering concepts such as gear trains, worm drives, pneumatics,
eccentric motion and much more as students tap into the powerful forces
of imagination and engineering.
Fee: $165
1 week
Century Center
Ages: 8-12
307115A
Jun 12 - Jun 16
Daily, 12:00 - 3:00pm
NEW! Intro To STEM
Ratchet up your imagination with tens of thousands of LEGO®! Build
engineer-designed projects such as Motorcycles, Castles, Airplanes, and
Carnivals. Then use special pieces to create your own unique design! New
and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the
LEGO® building system with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well
instructor.
Fee: $165
1 week
Century Center
Ages: 5-7
307119A
Jul 31 – Aug 4
Daily, 8:30 - 11:30am
NEW! STEM Challenge Using LEGO®
Rock Band
We’ll specialize in Rock, Blues, Punk, Country and Funk! The focus is on
group dynamics, putting it all together, and getting gigs. Friday participants
will perform for family and friends at the Century Center.
Fee: $165
1 week
Carrboro Elementary School
Ages: 11-17
307116A
Aug 7 - Aug 11
Daily, 1:00 - 3:00pm
Level up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of
thousands of LEGO®! Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering,
and architecture through engineer-designed projects such as Belt-Drive
Cars, Truss Bridges, Rail Racers, and Pneumatic Forklifts! Design and
build as never before, and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive
environment.
Fee: $165
1 week
Century Center
Ages: 8-12
307120A
Jul 31 – Aug 4
Daily, 12:00 - 3:00pm
JEDI Engineering with LEGO®
Young Jedi will explore worlds far, far away and engineering principles right
in front of them. Defeat the Empire by designing and refining X-Wings, R2units, and settlements on far-flung edges of the galaxy. Imagination and
engineering combine to create motorized and architectural projects such as
energy catapults, shield generators, and defense turrets. A new offering of
original designs for young Jedi.
Fee: $165
1 week
Century Center
Ages: 5-7
307114A
Jun 12 - Jun 16
Daily, 8:30 - 11:30am
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Toddler Preschool Playtime
Parents and young children (5 & under) can come enjoy some unstructured
playtime in the spacious Century Hall. There will be music to dance to,
books, blocks, crawl tunnels, and other toys to play with and plenty of
space. It will be a great opportunity to meet new friends and playmates.
No registration required.
Fee: $3 at the door
Century Hall
Ages: 1-5
301201A
April 11 - May 30
Tue, 10:00am - 12:00pm
Young Gymnast - Level 1
This introductory course for ages 6-10 provides basic tumbling instruction
such as handstands, cartwheels, and rolls. Students will also develop
spatial awareness, coordination, and agility. This course will prime
participants for the next level of gymnastics instruction where they can
hone their learned skills.
Instructor: Anjeannette Fox
Fee: $52
5 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 6-10
301109A
May 23 - Jun 20
Tue, 4:30 - 5:30pm
**NO TODDLER PLAYTIME IN JUNE & JULY**
301201A
Aug 8 - Sep 26
Tue, 10:00am - 12:00pm
301109B Jul 11 - Aug 15
(no class 7/18/17)
Tue, 4:30 - 5:30pm
Young Gymnast - Level 2
This class is for students that have mastered basic gymnastic skills. In this
class students will continue learning and mastering past skills and begin
combining them into basic routines. (Instructor will advise if child has
permission and is ready for Level 2.)
Instructor: Anjeannette Fox
Fee: $52
5 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 5-10
301110A
May 24 - Jun 21
Wed, 4:15 - 5:15pm
301110B
Jul 12 - Aug 16
(no class 7/19/17)
Wed, 4:15 - 5:15pm
Exploration of Art
Young Gymnast - Beginner
Participants between the ages of 3-5 will learn tumbling skills such as
handstands, cartwheels and rolls, plus games and other activities to
develop spatial awareness, coordination, and agility. This introduction to
tumbling improves conditioning, strength, flexibility, and skill development.
Instructor: Anjeannette Fox
Fee: $52
5 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 3-5
301108A
May 23 - Jun 20
Tue, 3:30 - 4:15pm
301108B
May 24 - Jun 21
Wed, 3:15 - 4:00pm
301108C
Jul 11 - Aug 15
(no class 7/18/17)
Tue, 3:30 - 4:15pm
301108D
Jul 12 - Aug 16
(no class 7/19/17)
Wed, 3:15 - 4:00pm
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Join Julia in a new exploration of art mediums and styles. Participants
will learn how to use different art materials to create fun and imaginative
projects each week, while looking at the work of various famous artists
for inspiration. We will make art projects featuring mixed media, collage,
acrylic paint, and more!
Instructor: Julia Harmon
Fee: $65
5 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 7 - 11
301114A
Jun 8 - Jul 6
Thu, 4:00 - 5:00pm
NEW! Introduction to the Steel Drum
Have you ever wondered where the Steel Drum came from? In this sixweek class, participants will learn the historical development of the steel
drum, what material is used to make a steel drum, as well as engage in a
hands on learning experience learning how to play the drum correctly. No
previous experience is necessary.
Instructor: Wilton Dubois
Fee: $79
6 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 7-10 301115A
May 23 - Jun 27
Tue, 3:45 - 4:45pm
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Piano - Beginner 2
This class is for participants that have completed Beginning 1 Piano class
or an equivalent class. The class will include practice in scale playing,
rhythm, chord playing, articulation, phrasing, and tone. These skills will be
taught according to individual students’ ability.
Instructor: Baxter Smith
Fee: $105
10 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 7-12
301106A
Jun 6 - Aug 15
(no class 7/4/17)
Tue, 4:45 - 5:45pm
Piano - Mixed Level Class
Guitar - Beginner Lessons
The goals of this class are to introduce students to fundamental music
concepts, to develop proper guitar technique, and to instill good practice
habits. Students will be taught to strum open chords and to pick singlenote melodies using a variety of rhythms. Songs in a variety of styles will
be provided and students will be given the opportunity to perform them in
both ensemble and solo settings. Students must supply their own guitar.
Instructor: Maurice Balk
This mixed level class is open to any students with at least six months prior
piano lessons. Instruction will be given on an individual basis and lessons
catered to individual student ability.
Instructor: Baxter Smith
Fee: $105
10 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 7-12
301107A
Jun 6 - Aug 15
(no class 7/4/17)
Tue, 6:00 - 7:00pm
Fee: $140
10 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 11-17
301102A
Jun 5 - Aug 14
(no class 7/3/17)
Mon, 5:30 - 6:30pm
Piano - Advanced for Youth
The Advanced Progressive piano class is designed for students who have
completed at least half of the Bastien Level 1 Piano and Performance books
or its equivalent. New advanced students are required to bring sheet music
from previous teachers. Instructor: Baxter Smith
Fee: $105
10 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 7-12
301104A
Jun 5 - Aug 14
(no class 7/3/17)
Mon, 4:00 - 5:30pm
Piano - Beginner 1
This beginner piano class features a small group format to provide music
theory and individual keyboard instruction for beginners. $8.50 fee for
instruction manual paid at the first class.
Instructor: Baxter Smith
Fee: $105
10 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 6-12
301105A
Jun 6 - Aug 15
(no class 7/4/17)
Tue, 3:30 - 4:30pm
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Babysitting Training
This course offers first aid and safety training, developmental guidelines
and strategies for safely babysitting children ages 2 and up. Participants
receive a Certificate of Completion for skills for child CPR and First Aid.
Must be present at both classes to receive certification.
Instructor: Maria Mekeel
Fee: $68
2 days
Century Center
Ages: 11-14
301103A
Thu & Fri, Jul 13 & Jul 14
Thu, 4:15 - 7:15pm
Fri, 4:15 - 6:15pm
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Teen Programs
Learn skills or discover your hidden talents
with these great activities for teens.
Team Trivia Night for Teens
Gather your friends for this trivia night geared towards teens. Groups up to
8 will answer questions and compete for fun prizes. Category criteria will
be diverse and fun for everyone. Teen Trivia Night will be held in Century
Hall in Downtown Carrboro.
Carrboro Youth Council
The Recreation and Parks Department has formed a Youth Council to
expand opportunities for youth to be involved through a variety of volunteer
opportunities and special event planning. The Youth Council will provide
a creative outlet for the youth of the community and provide a voice and
input for future recreation programs and events. Contact (919) 918-7392
for more information or to reserve a space at the next meeting.
*New member information meeting on June 21 at 7:00pm!
Fee: FreeCentury Center
Ages: 13 -17
Meetings are on the third Wednesday, from
7:00 - 7:45pm
Upcoming Meeting Dates: May 16, June 21
NEW! Watercolor Clinic
Come learn the techniques to paint effectively with watercolors.
Participants will be provided brushes and a canvas.
Instructor: Julie Harmon
Fee: $15Century Center
Ages: 13-17
303107A
Sunday, June 18, 2017
1:30 - 3:00pm
Send Your Teens to College for
Pennies on the Dollar!
Learn what your high schooler needs to focus on right now to get a
competitive edge and increase chances for a scholarship; how to motivate
your student about applying for college and not make mistakes they’ll later
regret; the 7 ingredients that colleges LOVE to see and more!
Instructor: Rhonda Manns, A2Z College Planning
Fee: FreeCentury Center
Ages: 15+
303106A
Saturday, August 12, 2017
(For Parents & High School Students) 12:00pm- 1:00pm
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Ages: 12-17
303203A
Friday, June 30, 2017
6:30 - 9:00pm
NEW! Exploration of Art for Teens
Join Julia in a new exploration of art mediums and styles. Participants
will learn how to use different art materials to create fun and imaginative
projects each week, while looking at the work of various famous artists
for inspiration. We will make art projects featuring mixed media, collage,
acrylic paint, and more!
Instructor: Julia Harmon
Fee: $65
5 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 12-17
303108A
Jun 8 - Jul 6
Thu, 5:30 - 6:30pm
Is there a class or program that
you would like to participate in
that we do not currently offer?
Do you have an idea for a class or
program that you would like to teach?
Send us your suggestions!
Call us at (919) 918-7364 or email us at
[email protected]
FOR OTHER OPPORTUNITIES FOR OLDER YOUTH SUCH AS:
Beginning Guitar Lessons, or Babysitting Training Classes
see the Youth Classes Section on Pages 10-11.
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Classes, events and activities geared for 18 years and older.
Zumba
Are you ready to party yourself into shape? Then join us for a Zumba class!
When participants see a Zumba class in action, they can’t wait to give it a
try. Zumba classes use high-energy Latin and International music to create
a high-energy, easy-to-follow dance fitness class. No previous dance
experience is necessary.
Instructors: Liz Bucrek and Noa Stuchiner
Fee: $47
7 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+ 302101A
May 16 - Jun 27
Tue, 7:30 - 8:30pm
Slow Flow Yoga
Slow flow yoga involves prating Sun Salutations and flowing sequences
to increase flexibility, strength and stamina. We will also practice some
standing poses and finish with restorative poses. Ideal for those who have
been practicing yoga and want a more challenging class than Gentle Yoga.
Instructor: Lynn Frost
Fee: $42
7 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+ 302103A
May 17 - Jun 28
Wed, 7:00 - 8:00pm
302101B
May 18 - Jun 29
Thu, 7:30 - 8:30pm
Fee: $48
8 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+ 302103B
Jul 12 - Aug 30
Wed, 7:00 - 8:00pm
Fee: $54
8 weeks
302101C
Jul 11 - Aug 29
Tue, 7:30 - 8:30pm
Tai Chi
Fee: $40
6 weeks
302101D
Jul 20 - Aug 31
(no class 8/3/17)
Thu, 7:30 - 8:30pm
Tai chi, developed in ancient China as a martial art, has value in treating and
preventing many health problems. In this class we will introduce the yang
style simplified form (the traditional form has 108 movements). For benefits
associated with low-impact, weight-bearing, aerobic exercise, it helps
reduce stress and anxiety. And it also helps increase flexibility and balance.
Instructor: Amos Wang
Fee: $40
Ages: 18+
6 weeks
302104A
Century Center
Jul 9 - Aug 13
Sun, 3:00 - 4:00pm
NIA Dance
Gentle Yoga
The practice of Yoga can help you release tension, stretch and strengthen
your body, relax your mind and lift your spirits. Wear comfortable clothing
and bring an exercise or yoga mat (some available for class use). Ideal for
those who enjoy a gentler practice or who are new or just returning to yoga.
Instructor: Teresa Naomi
Fee: $42
7 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+ 302102A
May 16 - Jun 27
Tue, 6:00 - 7:00pm
Come and experience the pleasure of Nia, the hottest fusion fitness in
mind-body wellness! For all levels and ages, Nia is a joyful and exhilarating
practice that combines martial arts, yoga, dance and spiritual self-healing. It
delivers a safe, effective cardiovascular workout with total body conditioning
and personal growth benefits. Join us for Nia and experience the joy of
movement...the body’s way! NIA is a sensory-based movement practice
that draws from martial arts, dance arts and healing arts. It empowers
people of all shapes and sizes by connecting the body, mind, emotions and
spirit. Classes are taken barefoot to soul-stirring music. Step into your own
joyful journey with NIA, and positively shape the way you feel look, think
and live. Every person can discover, explore, unleash and enhance their
individual potential to live a fulfilling and meaningful life-by engaging their
senses and listening to their bodies. Come experience the Joy of Movement!
Instructor: Kate Finlayson
Fee: $44
6 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+ 302105A
May 24 - Jun 28
Wed, 5:45 - 6:45pm
302105B
Jul 12 - Aug 16
Wed, 5:45 - 6:45pm
Fee: $48
8 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+ 302102B
Jul 11 - Aug 29
Tue, 6:00 - 7:00pm
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Pilates Outside
This Pilates class will be held outside and you will need to bring your own
mat or mats. Pilates is a fusion of strength, flexibility, and balance training
that improves posture and can help alleviate back pain. A particular
focus is on breathing while strengthening and stabilizing the core and low
back. Within a few classes you will see noticeable improvement! Pilates
is proven to improve function and performance due to the increase in
core strength and stability, rotational movement, increased flexibility and
mobility, and overall body awareness. Classes are geared towards all
levels as there is a progression to each exercise.
Fee: $42
6 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+
302106A
May 17 - Jun 21
Wed, 8:30 - 9:30am
Pilates
Pilates is a fusion of strength, flexibility, and balance training that improves
posture and can help alleviate back pain. A particular focus is on breathing
while strengthening and stabilizing the core and low back. Within a few
classes you will see noticeable improvement! Pilates is proven to improve
function and performance due to the increase in core strength and stability,
rotational movement, increased flexibility and mobility, and overall body
awareness. Classes are geared towards all levels as there is a progression
to each exercise.
Instructor: Karen Dalton
Fee: $42
6 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+
302107A
Aug 9 - Sep 13
Wed, 8:30 - 9:30am
Beginner Guitar Lessons for Adults
Students will learn to identify and understand time and key signatures,
note values, scales, chord charts, musical form, and the elements of staff
notation. The instructors will work with students on sight reading melodies
and strumming rhythm patterns with open chords. Students must supply
their own guitar. Students will perform several tunes both individually
and in ensembles.
Instructor: Maurice Balk
Fee: $140
10 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+
302108A
Jun 5 - Aug 14
(no class 7/3/17)
Mon, 6:45 - 7:45pm
Basket Weaving Classes
Beginner/Intermediate
In this fun filled class, students can complete three or more baskets while
learning traditional weaving techniques. Basket weaving is messy wear old
clothes. Additional materials fee of $10-$25 due instructor (materials
cost depends on number, complexity and size of baskets completed during
course).
Instructor: Susan Laswell
Fee: $122
6 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+
302109A
Jul 17 - Aug 28
(no class 8/14/17)
Mon, 6:30 - 8:00pm
Indian Cooking
Learn about the variety and many ways of cooking the traditional and
ethnic fare of India. Cook exotic foods, filled with fresh produce and herbs,
delicate spices, hot curries, and homemade dairy products and semihomemade ingredients. The course introduces ingredients for making
both vegetarian and non-vegetarian recipes, main and side dishes, and
desserts. $30 fee for food paid to instructor at first class.
Instructor: Rani Imandi
Fee: $61
2 Weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+
302115A
Jun 6 - Jun 13
Tue, 6:00 - 9:00pm
302115BJul 11 - Jul 18
Tue, 6:00 - 9:00pm
NEW! Vegetarian Pressure Cooking
Does pressure cooking bring visions of dangerous and difficult arcane
procedures? The truth with modern pressure cookers is exactly the
opposite. Pressure cooking is simple, healthful, and a big time saver, and
the results are very tasty. In this class, we will briefly discuss the kinds of
dishes that cook well under pressure. Dilip will demonstrate how quick
putting a pressure cooked meal together can be by demonstrating, in each
class, several fully plant-based dishes that participants will be able to
enjoy. $25 fee for food paid to instructor at first class.
Instructor: Dilip Barman
Fee: $83
3 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+
302116A
Jul 17 - Aug 7
(no class 7/31/17)
Mon, 6:00 - 8:30pm
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Spanish Conversational
This class is designed for those students who have completed Beginning
Spanish Conversational. Rey’s authentic and practical approaches have
won the highest praises from his students. These classes feature practical
exercises, longer sessions to boost your skills.
Instructor: Rey Ramirez
Fee: $80
12 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+
302112A
May 24 - Aug 16
(no class 7/5/17)
Wed, 9:00 - 11:00am
Spanish for Beginners
Learn the essentials for everyday conversation and workplace including
vocabulary and expressions. Rey’s authentic and practical approaches have
won the highest of praises from his students. These classes feature longer
sessions to boost your skills. Learn the essentials for everyday conversation
and workplace including vocabulary and expressions. Rey’s authentic and
practical approaches have won the highest of praises from his students.
These classes feature practical exercises, longer sessions to boost your
skills.
Instructor: Rey Ramirez
Fee: $80
11 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+
302110B
May 22 - Aug 14
(no class 5/29/17, 7/3/17)
Mon, 6:30 - 8:40pm
202112B
May 25 - Aug 17
(no class 7/6/17)
Thu, 6:00 - 8:00pm
French Lessons
Parlez-vous français? Have you ever wanted to learn French? Do you wish
you could remember what you learned in high school? We start from the
beginning and cover all the basics. Additional $12 material fee paid to the
instructor on the first class.
Instructor: Helen Lancaster
Fee: $50
6 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+
302113A
Jun 6 - Jul 18
(no class 7/4/17)
Tue, 10:00 - 11:30am
302110A
May 24 - Aug 16
(no class 7/5/17)
Wed, 11:15am - 1:15pm
Spanish Beginners Conversational
This class is designed for those students who have completed the Beginning
Spanish class with Mr. Ramirez or have learned basic Spanish skills from
other classes. The course will involve composition, listening skills, verb
conjugation and daily basic conversation. This class is designed for those
students who have completed the Beginning Spanish class with Mr. Ramirez
or have learned basic Spanish skills from other classes. The course will
involve composition, listening skills, verb conjugation and daily basic
conversation.
Instructor: Rey Ramirez
Fee: $80
12 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+
302111A
May 24 - Aug 16
(no class 7/5/17)
Wed, 6:00 - 8:00pm
302111B
May 25 - Aug 17
(no class 7/6/17)
Thu, 9:00 - 11:00am
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French for Travel
Parlez-vous français? Going to France? Want to be able to communicate
with the natives? Want to know what you are ordering in a restaurant or
café? Let’s talk about Paris and Provence, euros and the metro, while
tasting various cheese and singing French songs! Additional $12 material
fee paid to the instructor on the first class.
Instructor: Helen Lancaster
Fee: $50
6 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+
302114A
Jul 25 - Aug 29
Tue, 10:00 - 11:30am
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CO-SPONSORED BY THE ARTSCENTER
The Carrboro Recreation and Parks Department offers the following programs in partnership with
the ArtsCenter. To register for these programs, please contact or visit the ArtsCenter.
(Phone: (919) 929-2787 / Website: www.artscenterlive.org).
*ArtsCenter members receive 15% off the cost of tuition. These fees are subject to change.
Introduction to Digital Photography
Learn general photographic technique such as framing, composition, and
lighting, and terms such as focus, depth of field, lens speed, aperture, etc.
Shooting assignments will be reviewed in class. The class will help you to
become a better master of your digital camera. $5 material fee paid to
instructor at first class.
Instructor: Dilip Barman
Fee: $135*
6 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+
410102A
Jun 8 - Jul 20
(no class 7/13/2017)
Thu, 6:00 - 8:30pm
Photography Workshop:
Manual Exposure
Do you have a digital SLR and want to move beyond photographing in an
automatic or semi-automatic mode, like ‘P’ or aperture priority? You’re a
lot smarter than your camera and, with a little guidance, can guide it to
an exposure that you like more than it might come up with on your own,
particularly when you are photographing a scene with significant dynamic
range. We will decide as a group where we are meeting, perhaps at an
area garden or woodlands. After reviewing why and how you might want to
shoot in manual mode and arming you with strategies for quickly exposing
for a photograph the way you want it to look, you will get to practice and get
feedback. Come with a digital camera and accessories (such as tripod and
flash) with which you are familiar.
Instructor: Dilip Barman
Fee: $30*
1 day
Century Center
Ages: 18+
410103A
Thursday, August 10, 2017
5:45 - 8:15pm
Digital Photography Workflow:
Organizing and Manipulating Images with Adobe Photoshop Lightroom
PhotoShop Lightroom is easy to learn and makes a tremendous change in
how and what we can work with digital photography. Important concepts
of ‘workflow’, everything that you do from when you take the picture till
you have the desired print, online image, enlargement, or whatever ‘done’
means to you.
Instructor: Dilip Barman
Fee*: $115*
5 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+
410105A
Jun 17 - Jul 15
Sat, 12:00 - 2:30pm
Advanced Digital Photography:
Composition & Camera Considerations
This advanced class continues with more compositional considerations
in creating artful images for affect, such as balance, symmetry and
the asymmetry, golden ratio, golden spiral, triangulation, and avoiding
“mergers”. We consider color theory to help in creating pleasing images and
you will be challenged with shooting scenarios. Equipment choices will be
discussed including tripods, monopods, other portable stabilizing devices,
and lenses. Instructor: Dilip Barman
Fee: $113*
5 weeks
Century Center
Ages: 18+
410101A
Jul 16 - Aug 13
Sun, 1:00 - 3:30pm
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Begins May 3, 2017
f o r C a r r b o ro R e s i d e n t s
and
May 4, 2017 for others.
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Active Life
Outdoor Games Day at Carolina
Springs
CO-SPONSORED BY CAROLINA SPRING APARTMENTS
Meet us on the lawn and enjoy a morning of camaraderie and games led by
Carrboro Recreation and Parks staff. Play an old time favorite like croquet,
horseshoes or badminton or learn something new like corn hole and
ladder toss. There is something for everyone to enjoy. We will have some
refreshments available. Carolina Springs Apartments are located at 600
West Poplar Avenue, Carrboro, NC 27510.
Fee: Free
Carolina Springs Apartments
Ages: 50+
404104B
Friday, May 19, 2017
10:00 -11:30am
Bingo
Bring a friend or just come join all the fun and you may win a prize. Try your
luck, sharpen your mind, and enjoy a small afternoon snack while you play
ten games of bingo. Must call (919) 918-7364 to register.
Fee: Free
Ages: 50+
Century Center Hall
2:00 - 3:30pm
304101A
Monday, May 8, 2017
304101B
Thursday, June 8, 2017
304101C
Tuesday, July 4, 2017
304101D
Wednesday, August 23, 2017
R E G I S T R AT I O N
Begins May 3, 2017
f o r C a r r b o ro R e s i d e n t s
and
May 4, 2017 for others.
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Creative Canvas Where Everyone’s
an Artist
Make it sparkle! Everyone is an artist so let your imagination and creative
juices flow as we enjoy an evening with friends painting our own 8X10
canvas. Carrboro Recreation and Parks Department will supply the canvas,
paint, brushes and refreshments to make this a fun and exciting night!
So supplies can be purchased you must register for this program by July
7, 2017. We will need a minimum of 5 people and our maximum is 20.
Covenant Place is located at 103 Culbreth Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27516.
Fee: $5Covenant Place
Ages: 50+
304401A
Tuesday, July 18, 2017
3:00 - 5:00pm
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Senior Picnic
Older citizens 50 or better are invited to enjoy an afternoon of entertainment, good food, and friends. Don’t miss this tribute to the older adults in
our community. There will be door prizes and great entertainment.
Register by July 29, 2017.
Fee: Free
Century Center Hall
Ages: 50+
304201A
Saturday, August 12, 2017
4:30pm
Active Life Ice Cream Social
Games Day at Covenant Place
CO-SPONSORED WITH COVENANT PLACE
Carrboro Recreation and Parks and Covenant Place have teamed up to
bring you several chances to socialize while playing or learning how to play
Bunco, Dominos, Quiddler and Yahtzee. No experience is needed so come
out and learn something new or just sit and chat with your friends. Covenant
Place is located at 103 Culbreth Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27516.
CO-SPONSORED BY COVENANT PLACE
Take a break from all the summer heat and enjoy a cool afternoon treat.
All you need is $2 and you will have a chance to make your own ice cream
sundae. Sugar Free and Lactose Free ice cream will be available. You must
register and pay in advance. Covenant Place is located at 103 Culbreth
Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27516.
Fee: $2Covenant Place
Ages: 50+
304201B
Tuesday, August 15, 2017
2:00 - 3:00pm
Fee: FreeCovenant Place
Ages: 50+
1:00 - 2:00pm
304102A
Thursday, May 18, 2017
304102B
Thursday, June 15, 2017
304102C
Thursday, July 20, 2017
304102D
Thursday, August 17, 2017
Covenant Place is located at
103 Culbreth Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Team Trivia
CO-SPONSORED BY CAROLINA SPRING APARTMENTS
Bring your thinking caps and useless trivial knowledge and compete against
other teams of adults in fun and challenging rounds of trivia. Categories may
include: current events, movies, music, sports, history and more. Prizes will
be awarded to the winning team of each round. Team size range is from
2 - 8 people per team. Carolina Springs Apartments are located at 600 West
Poplar Avenue, Carrboro, NC 27510.
Fee: Free
Carolina Springs Apartments
Ages: 50+
404103A
Thursday, August 3, 2017
3:00 - 5:00pm
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Senior Tennis Day
Join us for a fun tennis event for players aged 50 and above! Bring a friend
or two and meet other tennis players from this area, join in a game of doubles, play with lots of different people and win prizes! Light refreshments
will be provided to all participants. Please bring a racquet if you have one.
Fee: FreeWilson Park
Ages: 50+
406203C
Wednesday, August 16, 2017
9:00 - 11:00am
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Golden Trails Series
This adult oriented walking group gets you out and about on local trails. The company
of others, the gains from a little physical endeavor and the joys of being in a natural
environment are possible rewards. A small fee helps cover accompanying staff costs.
Transportation from a central point is offered or individuals can meet or follow us
to the trail head. Binoculars are always encouraged. Water is always a must bring!
As with any exercise, your physician’s recommendation for your participation is
encouraged. Please feel free to call Dana Hughes at (919) 918-7372 to find out
more specific trail difficulty information so that you can make a good choice. PreRegistration required for all trips.
Lake Crabtree Hike
We will start with the Old Beech Nature Trail. This short loop is a footpath
marked with interpretive signs highlighting points of interest such as a
massive Beech tree, a tree identification center, and an old saw mill site.
Then we will explore some of the Lake Trail as time permits. Be sure to
bring your water bottle and a snack.
Fee: $4
Meet at Town Hall Parking Lot
Ages: 50+
204501C
Tuesday, May 2, 2017
8:30am - 12:30pm
Sal’s Branch Trail Umstead State
Park
Explore part of William B. Umstead State Park. We will be hiking the Sal’s
Branch Trail which is an easy to moderate 2.8-mile loop with views of Big
Lake. If time permits, we will explore other trails in the park. Bring a water
bottle and snack.
Trails at Briar Chapel
As we explore the miles of trails at Briar Chapel we will experience a minimum of five distinct ecosystems- creek stream/wetland, dry oak-hickory
forest, mesic hardwood forest, riparian, and loblolly pine forest. Hopefully
we will get a glimpse of the many species of plants, animals, and birds that
inhabit these breathtaking surroundings. Bring a water bottle and snack.
Fee: $4
Meet at Town Hall Parking Lot
Ages: 50+
304501B
Thursday, August 31
8:30am - 12:30pm
Botanical Garden Hike with
Kate Finlayson
The North Carolina Botanical Garden offers an opportunity to explore the
plants and vegetation of the mountains, the Piedmont and the coastal
sand hills of our beautiful state, as well as two unique hiking trails, the
Streamside Trail and the Oak-Hickory Trail. Join Naturalist Kate Finlayson
as we hike the Piedmont Nature Trails through a typical central NC forest
habitat along Meeting-of-the-Waters Creek and then climb the hillside
scoping for woodpeckers, nuthatches and other native bird species! We end
with a walk through the Display Gardens and a visit to the Education Center
& gift shop. Bring your binoculars if you have them! Bring your water bottle
and a snack.
Fee: $10
Meet at Town Hall Parking Lot
Ages: 50+
304501C
Friday, September 8, 2017
8:30am - 12:30pm
Fee: $4
Meet at Town Hall Parking Lot
Ages: 50+
304501A
Thursday, June 7, 2017
8:15am - 12:15pm
Input and Evaluation
The Carrboro Recreation and Parks Department encourages the
participants to evaluate all of our programs. We very much appreciate
the input and suggestions that we receive.
Visit www.carrbororec.org/1070/Evaluation-Feedback
These comments can be on your past experience with one of our
events or programs, or ideas on how to improve an event for the future.
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Carrboro Recreation and Parks trips are known for their fine company, back road ambling, and interest-piquing destinations. Take advantage of a one-day outing and leave
the driving to someone else! All trips are geared for adults. Transportation by van, departing from Carrboro Town Hall and return times are approximate. Please inquire
regarding wheelchair accessibility. In order to receive a refund, you must cancel 2 weeks prior to the trip.
The N.C. Transportation Museum
Join us as we explore the museum and take a 25-minute narrated train
ride. The N.C. Transportation Museum which is located on the site of what
was once Southern Railway Company’s largest steam locomotive servicing
facility. J.P. Morgan, Southern’s owner, chose the site because of its location
midway between the railroad’s major terminal points of Washington, D.C.,
and Atlanta, Ga. Bring money for lunch.
Fee: $20
Town Commons Parking Lot
Ages: 18+
209101B
Thursday, May 11, 2017
8:45am - 4:30pm
Raleigh Trolley, Reverie 39.
TOPO Brewery Tour and Top of the
Hill Restaurant – Chapel Hill
Whether you are local or visiting join us for this fun filled Friday evening.
The first stop is to visit one of North Carolina’s first microbreweries, which
has won over 100 awards! We will top the evening off eating dinner at
Top of the Hill. Bring money for dinner. To view the menu: http://www.
thetopofthehill.com/menus
Fee: $21
Town Commons Parking Lot
Ages: 21+
309101B
Friday, July 21, 2017
3:45pm - 7:45pm
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Historic Downtown
Raleigh Trolley Tour
Climb aboard for our hour-long guided ride through downtown Raleigh. We
will begin at Mordecai Historic Park and stop at Bicentennial Plaza, Joel
Lane House, Fayetteville Street and City Market. Following the trolley ride
we will have lunch at Big Ed’s City Market Restaurant and our final stop
before heading home will be The Cupcake Shoppe Bakery for those who
saved room for dessert! Bring money for lunch and dessert. Register by
June 19, 2017.
Fee: $15
Town Commons Parking Lot
Ages: 18+
309101A
Saturday, June 24, 2017
9:45am - 3:30pm
Nycticebus pygmaeus, David Haring/ Duke Lemur Center.
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Duke Lemur Center
The Duke Lemur Center is the world’s largest and most diverse collection
of lemurs – Earth’s most threatened group of mammals outside of
Madagascar. We will have a guided tour through the center, bring a camera
to take pictures of the fascinating creatures. Following our visit, we will
have lunch. Bring money for lunch.
Fee: $17
Town Commons Parking Lot
Ages: 18+
309101C
Tuesday, August 10, 2017
9:15am - 2:30pm
Invest in your community and become
a member of the Recreation and Parks Commission.
The committee meets the first Monday of every month
at the Century Center.
Become a member
of the Carrboro
Recreation and Parks
Commission
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For information on joining any of the town’s advisory
boards, call the Town Clerk, at (919) 918-7309.
For more information on joining
the commission, go to:
carrbororec.org/245/Recreation-Parks-Commission
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Carrboro Recreation and Parks offers programs specifically designed
for individuals with developmental and multiple disabilities, including mental
health, but anyone and everyone are welcome and encouraged to join in the fun!
July 4th After Party
Join us as we continue to celebrate the USA! Wear your red, white and blue
and dance the night away with your friends. There will be music, party favors
and refreshments! Bring your CD’s and music to share.
Fee: $3Century Center
Ages: 15+
308301B
Monday, July 10, 2017
7:00 - 8:30pm
Memorial Day Party
Join friends for fellowship and fun while dancing, playing games or
designing your own flag. Don’t forget to wear your red, white and blue.
Refreshments will be provided.
Fee: $3Century Center
Ages: 15+
208201C
Monday, May 8, 2017
7:00 - 8:30pm
Hawaiian Luau
50’s Party
Turn back the hands of time and dress up in your best 50’s outfit. Dance the
night away to some of your favorite songs. Refreshments will be provided.
Bring your CD’s and music to share.
Fee: $3Century Center
Ages: 15+
308201A
Monday, June 12, 2017
7:00 - 8:30pm
Come celebrate the end of summer inside the Century Center for a night
of great music and dancing with friends. Wear your best Hawaiian outfit
and relax with some wonderful refreshments. Bring your CD’s and music
to share.
Fee: $3Century Center
Ages: 15+
308301A
Monday, August 14, 2017
7:00 - 8:30pm
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on Facebook
and Twitter!
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Signature Events
Carrboro Recreation and Parks offer special events that are free or
inexpensive and provide a great way to enjoy your leisure time with
friends or family. Some programs may require registration.
Carrboro Day Celebration
Join neighbors and friends and celebrate the unique qualities that make our
town special. Plenty of family activities including story sharing live music,
food vendors, poetry, crafts and interactive family games. Bring a chair or
blanket and enjoy a leisurely day at the park. For more detailed information
visit: www.CarrboroDay.com. This event will be cancelled if it is raining.
Fee: Free
Carrboro Town Commons
All Ages
205105A
Sunday, May 7, 2017
1:00 - 5:00pm
Carrboro 4th of July Celebration
Join us in celebrating the birth of our Nation! Bring your friends and family
out to enjoy a variety of musical performances, entertainers, lots of carnival
games. The excitement begins on Weaver Street Lawn with a costume
contest. Decorate your bike or wagon for the traditional Main Street parade
to Town Hall led by the Bulltown Strutters. Listen to a great mix of live music
with local bands playing oldies, Rock, Blues, swing and jazz. Pre-Event
starts at 9:30am at Weaver Street Market!
Fee: Free
Carrboro Town Hall Grounds
All Ages
305101A
Tuesday, July 4, 2017
9:30 - 4:00pm
Volunteer Opportunities
The Carrboro Recreation and Parks Department offers a variety of
volunteer opportunities throughout the year. At this time, the
Department is currently recruiting volunteers to work a number of
positions which include:
Special Event Assistants - Keep Carrboro Beautiful Clean-Up Day
(April 22)
Special Event Assistants - Carrboro Day Celebration (May 7)
Special Event Assistants - Orange County Fishing Rodeo (June 3)
Special Event Assistants - July 4th Celebration (July 4)
Volunteers - General Summer Camps (June-August)
Volunteers - Sports Camps (June-August)
If you have an interest in volunteering for any of the above positions or
other opportunities, please visit the Volunteer Opportunities page of our
website at http://www.townofcarrboro.org/FormCenter/RecreationParks-Department-3/Volunteer-Application-Form-51 to obtain a
Volunteer Application. For additional information, please contact our
Volunteer Coordinator at (919) 918-7370 or [email protected].
*see p. 3 for Athletic Volunteer Opportunities
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Employment Opportunities
Do you have an idea for a class or program that you would like to teach?
The Carrboro Recreation & Parks Department is seeking experienced
individuals for the following positions:
Instructors • Performers • Speakers
If you are interested in any of the above positions,
please complete a Services Proposal Application
http://www.townofcarrboro.org/DocumentCenter/View/771,
located on the Forms & Applications page of our website:
http://carrbororec.org. For additional information, call
our main desk at (919) 918-7364.
*see p. 3 for additional Employment Opportunities
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Family Events
Carrboro Recreation and Parks offer special events that are free or
inexpensive and provide a great way to enjoy your leisure time with
friends or family. Some programs may require registration.
Youth Fishing Rodeo
CO-SPONSORED WITH THE ORANGE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT,
AGRICULTURE, PARKS AND RECREATION AND THE ORANGE COUNTY 4-H
Enjoy a morning of fishing fun followed by a hotdog lunch. Bring your own
pole or use one of ours (limited number available). Bait provided. FREE!
Fee: Free Bob Strayhorn’s Pond
(Located on New Hope Church Road between Chapel Hill
and Hillsborough - Call for directions: (919) 918-7364
Ages: 3-15
305305A
Saturday, June 3, 2017
9:00am – 12:00pm
Site opens at 8:30 am
9:00 - 9:30am - Registration
9:30 - 11:00am - Fishing
11:00am - 12:00pm - Lunch
Rain date: Sunday, June 4 from 2:00 - 4:00pm (Rodeo only)
Free Friday Night Flicks!
Presents “The Lego Movie”
Bring your blanket to Century Hall for fun family movie night! Children
under 12 will not be admitted without a parent or guardian present.
No Registration Required.
Fee: Free
305314A
Century Center
All Ages Friday, July 7, 2017
Doors Open at 6:00pm / 7:00pm
Family Movie “The Lego Movie”
CALL TO ARTISTS!
Would you like your artistic work to be shown around town?
The Town of Carrboro invites you to submit original artwork for
exhibitions at Carrboro Town Hall and the Century Center.
Exhibit space is open to artist with works in all fine arts categories
including painting, pastel, collage, mixed media, drawing and photography.
If interested in applying, Visit the Town of Carrboro Website at:
http//:www.ci.carrboro.nc.us/AdvBoards?Art?ArtistInfo.htm to download an application.
If you would like more information about this opportunity please contact:
Rah Trost
Carrboro Recreation and Parks Department - Century Center
100 North Greensboro Street
Carrboro, NC 27510
919-918-7367
Email: [email protected]
Follow the Carrboro Recreation & Parks Department
on Facebook
and Twitter!
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http://Facebook.com/CarrboroRec
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ALL
AGES!
Carrboro Recreation and Parks offer special events that are free or
inexpensive and provide a great way to enjoy your leisure time with
friends or family. Some programs may require registration.
Lollipop Series
for Young Children
A special series of performances for younger
children and the young at heart.
ALL
AGES!
Family Fun Sunday
All Ages
Fee: $3
Century Center
All Ages Fee: $3 Century Center
Grey Seal Puppets
A taste of the familiar and a touch of the new. It’s Tangle Of Tales, the
imaginative creation of Grey Seal Puppets. Three favorite folk tales from
around the world come to life: “The Frog Prince” from Germany teaches
the importance of a promise, “Three Billy Goats Gruff” from Scandinavia
warns us against gluttony, and “The Three Little Pigs” from England is all
about doing the job right.
Each story is told in a different style using a variety of puppets including
hand and rod control. Along with these familiar tales of childhood, the
Grey Seal Puppets offer a whole menagerie of zany characters. A skinny
ant dances a lively jig; “block heads” learn how to get around; and
the zaniest creatures of all, the “Wobblies,” open the forty-five minute
show with an extraordinary ballet choreographed to Kablevsky’s “The
Sound of Drums with
Pline Mounzeo
This high energy music and dance performance introduces the audience
to the Congo. The performance explores the history, music, dance and
diverse people of the Congo and the connection to New Orleans and
Congo Square. Participants are engaged in songs, dance, and interactive
call and response. Join us for this wonderful adventure.
Sunday, May 21, 2017
2:30 - 3:30pm
305401A
Comedian’s Suite.” And there’s more. Tangle Of Tales is fun for everyone.
Wednesday, June 21, 2017
10:30 - 11:30am
305402A
Is there a class or program that you
would like to participate in that we do
not currently offer?
Wild Animal Encounters
Don’t miss Dan Breeding. Dan loves animals
and has dedicated his work to animals. He
has made appearances on Good Morning
America, Live with Regis and Kelly, Animal
Planet, Jeff Corwin and more. He has also
worked with Jack Hanna, Julie Scardin and
Ginny Busch (Busch Gardens/SeaWorld), Jim
Fowler, and Peter Gros with Mutual of Omaha’s
Wild Kingdom. Dan will surprise us with his
choice of animals.
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that you would like to teach?
305402B
Send us your suggestions!
Call us at (919) 918-7364 or email us
at [email protected]
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Performing Arts
Carrboro Recreation and Parks offer special events that are free or
inexpensive and provide a great way to enjoy your leisure time with
friends or family. Some programs may require registration.
ALL
AGES!
Jam Session Series
All Ages
Fee: $3
Century Center
Nia Dance Jam
Poets Open Mic
Join Carrboro Recreation and Parks Department and Open Eye Café
the first Tuesday of each month (not held in July) for Poets Open Mic
Night. This is a night where poets can engage with others and share
the power and diversity of poetry. This event is staged to provide the
venue for people to celebrate, to share, and to encourage the writing,
reading and listening of poetry. For information on this program please
call (919) 918-7364.
Fee: Free
Open Eye Café
Ages: 16+7:00-9:00pm
305205A
Tuesday, May 2, 2017
305205B
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
305205C
Tuesday, August 1, 2017
105205A
Tuesday, September 5, 2017
Freight Train Blues Concert
Series 2017
The Town of Carrboro Recreation and Parks Department in partnership
with Music Maker Relief Foundation is pleased to present the Freight
Train Concert series featuring Blues and Roots music on Friday
evenings starting in May, 2017 and running for 4 weeks. The concerts
will take place at Carrboro Town Commons and are free and open to
the public. Concerts will start at 6:30 pm and run for 2 hours.
Freight Train Blues will present senior traditional artists, whose music
has been passed down through generations; they are the truest
representation of living musical history that we have today. This series
will help ensure that Carrboro residents have an opportunity to see
these musicians live, before the passing of time makes that cultural
opportunity impossible.
For more information on the series, see the Carrboro Recreation and
Parks website for details or www.townofcarrboro.org/427/Special-Events.
Fee: Free
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Carrboro Town Commons
May 19 - Jun 9
Fri, 6:30 - 8:30 pm
Come experience the pleasure
of Nia, the hottest fusion fitness
technique in mind-body wellness!
For all levels and ages, Nia is a
joyful and exhilarating practice that
combines dance, martial arts, yoga,
and self-healing. For one and 1/2
hours, licensed Nia instructors will
guide you through a collage of movement to uplifting universal music.
Discover the Joy of Movement, a “no-pain” technique that is The Body’s
Way! Join us!
Instructor: Robin Poer
Friday, June 23, 2017
7:00 -8:30pm
305204A
Drum Circle Jam
Everyone is invited to experience
the awesome power of community
drumming! All levels are welcome
and those who have never
drummed with others are especially
encouraged to feel the spirit of
rhythm and dance with a group. It
will lift up your soul! Some drums
will be provided, but bring your own
if you can.
Instructor: Tony Griffin
Friday, July 28, 2017
7:30 - 9:00pm
305204B
Zumba
The Zumba® program fuses Latin and
international rhythms with easy-tofollow moves to create an exciting and
dynamic fitness program. Our goal is
simple: We want you to want to work
out, to love working out, to get hooked.
The routines feature interval training
sessions where fast and slow rhythms
and resistance training are combined
to tone and sculpt your body while
burning fat. The great thing about the
Zumba Fitness program is that it puts
the fun back in your fitness program.
You do not feel like you’re working out – the entire class takes on a
party atmosphere that will keep you coming back for more!
Instructor: Watanya Resper
Friday, August 25, 2017
Register online @ http://online.activecommunities.com/Carrboro
7:30 - 9:00pm
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Smith Soccer Field
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Carrboro Recreation and Parks has
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Map. This on-line tool allows citizens to view
all park facilities in Orange County, search for
park amenities, and link to department websites
for more information.
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Town Commons
Farmer’s Market
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Brewer Lane Park
Visit http://server2.co.orange.nc.us/parklocator/
to learn more about all the recreation opportunities in
Orange County.
Facility Reservations
To reserve any of the Carrboro Recreation and Parks facilities for your event, come by the department office, call (919) 918-7385 or visit http://carrbororec.org.
Century Center
The Century Center can be rented for a variety of
purposes. The 4,236 sq. ft. Century Hall can be
configured to suit any type of event from weddings
to performances. Rental fees vary.
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Tables and chairs
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Fully Equipped Kitchen
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Town Hall Commons
Town Hall Commons features:
• Covered pavilions
• Playground equipment
• Restrooms upon request
• Lots of green space
• Electric and water upon request
Free rental for up four hours if your event meets
qualifying criteria.
Athletic Fields
Baseball, soccer and other fields are available
for reservations for your sporting event. All
reservations must be authorized by the
Department’s Facilities Division.
Call (919) 918-7364 for information regarding
availability and specific dates.
Fee: Varies
Fee: $50 hour
2 hour minimum
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WILSON PARK
101 Williams St
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Facility Reservations
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Picnic shelters located at Anderson and Wilson
Parks can be reserved for daylight hours. Each
shelter accommodates 50 - 60 adults with
picnic tables and grills. Restrooms on-site.
Make reservations in person at the Carrboro
Recreation and Parks Office. Fee required at time
of reservation.
Fee: $35
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A JOINT PROJECT OF THE TOWN OF CARRBORO,
ORANGE COUNTY AND THE CHAPEL HILLCARRBORO SCHOOL SYSTEM
This soccer field may be reserved by soccer
groups for practice or events. No restrooms.
*Fields open seasonally.*
Call (919) 918-7384 for more information.
Fee: Varies
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Cancellations
Cancellations made seven days or more
prior to the event receive a refund minus the
$5 administration fee. Events not cancelled
seven days in advance forfeit 50% of the
rental fees. Events cancelled due to the
weather require a written refund request
submitted to the department.
** Carrboro Park Pavilions, Tennis Courts and Basketball Courts can now be reserved online at www.carrbororec.org.
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Around Town
Connect with Orange County
Public Libraries online!
Facebook: www.facebook.com/OCNCLibrary
Twitter: www.twitter.com/OCPLibraries
Monthly Newsletters: www.bit.ly/ocpl-newsletter
Carrboro Cybrary
Self Directed Activities
Carrboro Historic Walking Trail
The Town of Carrboro Recreation and Parks Department has created a
self-guided walking tour of Historic Downtown Carrboro. We invite you to
download the brochure and map at http://www.townofcarrboro/504/
Carrboro-Historic-Walking-Trail and spend an afternoon visiting the
cultural and historical landmarks that make Carrboro unique! Large print
editions are available.
The Carrboro Cybrary provides access to computers, printing, copying,
scanning, faxing and wireless internet. A limited rotating collection of
bestsellers, audiobooks, and periodicals is also available.
Fishing Tackle Loaner Program
Free Computer Classes
Free introductory computer classes through UNC’s Community Workshop
Series are available most Saturday mornings at 10am. Class size is
limited, and advance registration is required. For more information on
class schedules and offerings, contact the Cybrary or visit the CWS web
site at www.lib.unc.edu/cws.
Inside the Century Center
(919) 918-7387
100 N. Greensboro Street, Carrboro, NC 27510
Monday – Friday:
9:00am – 4:00pm
Saturday: 10:00am – 2:00pm
Sunday:Closed
www.bit.ly/ocplibrary
Go fishing. It’s fun! Borrow a rod and reel, tackle box, and a bag of tackle
accessories from the Recreation and Parks office located in the Century
Center. Pond located at Hank Anderson Park, off Hwy 54 west of Carrboro.
OFFERED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE NC WILDLIFE RESOURCES COMMISSION
Tennis Loaner Program
Check out a couple of tennis racquets and some tennis balls from the
Recreation and Parks office located in the Century Center. Tennis Courts
located at Hank Anderson Park and Wilson Park.
*All borrowed equipment must be returned the following
business day.
Carrboro Branch Library
The Carrboro Branch offers a broad selection of circulating materials for
children and adults including books, audiobooks, DVDs, and periodicals. To
support its diverse community, the library also offers a collection of foreign
language materials for the Spanish-speaking and Karen populations. In
addition, the library provides access to computers, printing, copying and
wireless internet.
Story Time
Children and their caregivers are invited to participate in a 30-minute
interactive program with books, songs, and movement to nurture prereading skills. Afterward, stick around for a 30-minute stay-and-play with
toys and games.
Book Club
Free to join and open to the public, the Carrboro Branch book club meets
monthly on the third Tuesday at 6:30pm to discuss the latest book club
selection. Copies of the book are usually available to borrow.
At McDougle Middle
(919) 969-3006
900 Old Fayetteville Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Monday - Thursday:
3:30 – 8:00pm
Friday:Closed
Saturday: 10:00am – 2:00pm
Sunday:
1:00 – 5:00pm
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Rent The Century Center
for Your Next Event
Carrboro Farmers Market
Year Round
April - October
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Saturdays 7:00am - Noon
Wednesdays 3:30 - 6:00pm
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See page 26 for more details
For more information, call (919) 918-7385 or visit
http://carrbororec.org/290/century-center
Register online @ http://online.activecommunities.com/Carrboro
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Carrboro, NC 27510
www.CarrboroRec.org
Registration Begins May 3, 2017
for Carrboro Residents.
All others, May 4, 2017
THERE IS ALWAYS SOMETHING TO DO IN CARRBORO!
Carrboro
4th of July
Celebration
2017
Kick Off Event
CO-SPONSORED WITH WEAVER STREET MARKET
9:30am
Music: Tim Stambaugh
9:45am
Designing and Decorating Booths Open
10:00am
Registration for Youth Costume
Contest Open
10:50am
PEOPLE PARADE
March down Weaver St.
to Town Hall
Family Games Schedule
12:30pm
Watermelon Seed
Spitting Contest
1:20pm
Sack Races / Sponge Races
2:40pm
Water Balloon Toss
Other Events:
2:00-3:30pm Senior Bingo
Town Hall Board Room
11:00am-4:00pm
Food Vendors Food Court Area
12:00pm
Essay Reading:
Carrboro Town Hall Grounds • 10:30am to 4:00pm Frederick Douglass’
Main Stage
“The Meaning of July
10:45am-4:00pm
LIVE MUSIC
Fourth for the Negro”
Century Center
Children’s Stage-Fun Zone
11:00am
TBD
INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING for this event?
Contact our Volunteer Coordinator at (919) 918-7370
12:15pm
Captain Jim Magic Show
or [email protected] or go to
1:30pm
Pie Eating Contest
http://www.townofcarrboro.org/FormCenter/
2:30pm
TBD
Recreation-Parks-3/July-4th-Volunteer-Form-45.
1:00-4:00pm
Stilt Walker
Kids Fun Zone:
1:00pm
Baby Crawl Contest
10:30am-2:00pm
Toddler Inflatable
Obstacle Course
12:00-2:30pm
Tattoo Booth
A Day of Family Fun
& Entertainment