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Village of Hinsdale | Parks & Recreation

Visit the Village of Hinsdale’s Website at www.villageofhinsdale.org for up-to-date information, including Parks and Recreation information about Pool and Recreation Programs, Special Events,

seasonal employment opportunities and meetings. You can e-mail the Parks and Recreation Department at [email protected].

Registration information is on page 33.

Board of TrusteesThomas Cauley - Village President

Trustees• Neale Byrnes• Christopher Elder• Gerald Hughes• Matthew Posthuma • Michael Ripani• Luke Stifflear

Hinsdale Parks and Recreation CommissionAlice Waverley- Chairman

• Darren Baker• Chris Boruff• Patrick Conboy• John George• Heather Hester• Steve Keane

LETTER FROM THE SUPERINTENDENTDear Residents,

The Parks & Recreation Department hosted a number of new programs and events this summer; I hope your family had a chance to take part in some of those activities! New favorites like Movies in the Park will be returning for the fall, in addition to a new Wine Mixer event at KLM, Fall Festival, Holiday Express and Breakfast with Santa. For more details on these events please visit the department’s web site or social media pages.

A special thank you to the Hinsdale Rotarians, the parade participants, volunteers and staff for making the July 4th Parade a memorable event! To see photos or video of the July 4th Parade and Festival and other Village events, visit the Village’s Park and Recreation Facebook page.

Take a moment and review the brochure; new offerings are available including programs that are offered in conjunction with The Community House, Westmont, Burr Ridge and Clarendon Hills Park Districts. Staff hopes that you’ll find activities that will be of interest! If you have a program idea or would like to see a new offering, please reach out and let us know!

Heather Bereckis Superintendent of Parks & Recreation

Thank You to Our Independence Day Parade Sponsors

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IMPORTANT ADDRESSES See pages 18 & 19 for district map.

Hinsdale Central H. S. Fieldhouse 5500 S Grant St, Hinsdale

The Community House415 W 8th Street, Hinsdale

Clarendon Hills Community Center315 Chicago Ave., Clarendon Hills

Hinsdale Swimming Pool500 W. Hinsdale Ave., Hinsdale

Madison School611 S Madison St., Hinsdale

Burr Ridge Community Center15W400 Harvester Dr., Burr Ridge

KLM Lodge5901 S. County Line Rd., Hinsdale

Monroe School210 N. Madison St., Hinsdale

Westmont Park District75 E. Richmond St., Westmont

DON’T MISS OUTNothing ruins a great program more than waiting until the last minute to register for a program or class. Decisions about classes are made 3 business days before the class - don’t wait until the day a program starts to sign-up - it may be too late!

Adult Programs Ballroom Dance .................................................28Barre Above ........................................................27CPR .........................................................................26Fit4Mom...............................................................26Karate ....................................................................27Mindful Meditation ..........................................26Pickle Ball Lessons ............................................28Prime Time A+ ...................................................27Platform Tennis Information ...................29-30Sit & Get Fit .........................................................27Taekwondo ........................................................28Yoga Classes .................................................26-27

Community InformationCommunity Recreation Organizations .....34Dog Restrictions at KLM Park ......................... 4Gateway S.R.A ....................................................35Katherine Legge Memorial Lodge ................ 5Office Hours .......................................................... 4Parks and Recreation Staff ............................... 4Parks Guide & Bicycle Route Map .........18-19Picnics at KLM Park ............................................ 4Village Officials .................................................... 2

Registration InformationPaddle Membership Form .............................31Program Registration Form ..........................33Registration Policies ........................................32

Special EventsBreakfast with Santa .......................................... 7

Fall Family Festival .............................................. 6Fall Photo Contest - NEW ................................ 9Holiday Express ................................................... 7KLM Wine Mixer - NEW .................................... 8Movie in the Park ................................................ 9

Youth Athletic ProgramsArchery .................................................................225-Star Soccer ......................................................21Basketball Camp ...............................................24Boys Lacrosse .....................................................23Fencing .................................................................21Floor Hockey ......................................................21Gymnastics .........................................................12IL Girls Lacrosse .................................................23Jr. Basketball .......................................................21Karate ....................................................................25Lil Pint Baseball .................................................20Lil Pint Basketball/Soccer ...............................20Pee Wee Baseball ..............................................20Pee Wee Soccer .................................................20Pickleball .............................................................22Platform Tennis Lessons .................................30Soccer/T-ball Combo .......................................20Soccer Camps ....................................................24Soccer Made In America ................................21

Taekwondo .........................................................25Team Sports ........................................................21Tennis ....................................................................22

Youth ProgramsAmerican Girl - NEW .......................................14Chess Classes .....................................................14Coding & Robotics ...........................................16Computer Classes .............................................16Cooking Classes - NEW ..................................13Dance Classes ....................................................17Drawing Classes ................................................11Jr. Firefighter .......................................................14Kid/Tot Rock .......................................................12Lego STEM Classes ...........................................17Little Actors.........................................................11Magic Classes .....................................................16Pre-School Classes ...........................................11Red Cross Classes..............................................15Stranger Danger ...............................................14Youth Drawing Class .......................................15



KATHERINE LEGGE MEMORIAL PARKVillage of Hinsdale Parks and Rec Staff

Heather Bereckis (right)-Superintendent of

Parks and Recreation

Sammy Hanzel (left)-Recreation Coordinator

Linda Copp-Secretary

Address19 E. Chicago AveHinsdale, IL 60521-3431

(630) 789-7090(630) 789-7016 - fax

Office HoursMonday - Friday8:00am - 4:30pm

Picnics at KLM ParkThere are two shelters and one grounds area at KLM Park available for rentals. Located north of the Lodge and Zook property and located near the Annex which contains restrooms. Each of the shelters is equipped with charcoal grills, water and electric access. The pavilions and designated grounds may be reserved by individuals or groups for a fee. Reservations are required for use of any picnic area. Alcoholic beverages are not permitted in the park at any time. Dogs are not allowed in the picnic shelters at any time.

Reservations are made by calling the Hinsdale Parks and Recreation Department at 630/789-7090. For picnic fees, check our website or call for details.

Picnics for 2019 begin December 3rd for residents and January 2nd for non-residents.

Dog Restrictions at KLM ParkDogs are permitted at KLM Park ONLY IN THE AREA LOCATED NORTH OF THE CREEK during the following hours:

March 1 - Oct. 31: 5:00 am - 10:00 am 7:00 pm - 10:00 pmNov. 1 - Feb. 28: 5:00 am - 10:00 am 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Dogs may gain access from the parking lot located at the south end of the Park, as long as dogs are leashed and use only the area located to the west of the paved roadway or the roadway located immediately east of the adjacent area. Be aware that this is a public park and there may be other activities happening during dog park hours. Please be courteous to other park users.1. All dogs in the area north of the creek must be on a leash or be within physical proximity to and within sight

of its owner at all times and come to its owner and heel immediately upon voice command of its owner. 2. All dogs must wear a collar, be appropriately licensed and wear a tag as proof of licensing or if not required

in the dog’s domicile, wear a tag with the owner’s name, address and phone number. Proof of current rabies inoculation must be worn.

3. No more than two dogs per owner are permitted in the Park. 4. Dogs are not permitted in KLM Park during Village sponsored or authorized events when a sign is posted. 5. Dog owners are required to clean up after their dogs. 6. A map illustrating the permitted area is posted at KLM Park.

Picnic Fees Hinsdale Resident & Tax Exempt Group Non-Resident

KLM North Shelter: Max: 80 people $100 $160

KLM South Shelter: Max: 150 people $150 $210

Grounds: Less than 30 people $60 $100

Tent Permit $100 $150

Special Use Permit: Over 150 people $250 $300

Facebook:@HinsdaleParksand Recreation

Twitter:@HinsdaleParks

Instagram:@hinsdaleparks

Snapchat:@HinsdaleParks

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KATHERINE LEGGE MEMORIAL LODGE

The Perfect Setting for Any OccasionThe Katherine Legge Memorial Lodge is surrounded by 52 acres of beautiful parkland. The Lodge is a charming example of a bygone era. Designed by R. Harold Zook in the 1920’s, the Katherine Legge Memorial Lodge exudes grace and elegance. The first floor of the lodge welcomes its guests with a spacious living room that features a working fireplace, a dining room adorned with windows overlooking the patio and grounds, along with a full working kitchen. The second floor boasts a large ballroom enhanced with a beautiful beamed ceiling and dramatic antique lanterns. Windows line the walls enabling all to enjoy the Lodge’s breathtaking surroundings.

The Lodge is as versatile as it is charming. It welcomes a variety of special events and occasions from social functions such as weddings, rehearsal dinners, showers, and family parties, to corporate gatherings. KLM is the perfect location for your next event or corporate retreat!

Showings by appointment. Contact KLM Lodge Staff at (630)789-7095 or [email protected].

Visit us at www.villageofhinsdale.org/klm

Follow us on social media: Facebook: @KLMLodge Instagram: @katherine_legge_memorial_lodge

Katherine Legge Memorial Lodge5901 S. County Line RoadHinsdale, IL 60521(630) 789-7095


The Hinsdalean— Community journalism the way it was meant to be —

This event is coordinated by theVillage of

Hinsdale and...

Saturday, October 20 • 11:00 am - 2:00 pmThe Community HouseDress in your best Halloween Costume and join us for a FREE day of FUN! This event is fun for all ages! Enjoy pumpkin decorating, inflatables, entertainment, and carnival games. Trick or Treating will be available in the downtown business district from Noon - 3:00 pm.

Pumpkins for decorating will be available to the first 500 participants.

Those in costume can check in to be judged at the Chamber of Commerce Table from 11:30 am -1:30 pm. Winners will be announced at the end of the event at 2:00 pm.

Schedule11:00 am - 2:00 pm ............. Inflatables, carnival games, and pumpkin decorating

11:30 am - 1:30 pm .............. Costume judging at Chamber of Commerce table

12:30 - 1:15 pm ...................... On stage entertainment provided by Hinsdale Public Library

2:00 pm ..................................... Costume contest winners announced

3:00 pm ..................................... Trick or Treating ends in downtown area

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Sunday, December 169:00 am - 1:00 pm & 11:00 am - 3:00 pm

Hinsdale’s Holiday Express Train will leave the Hinsdale Train Station and travel to the North Pole (the Aurora Train Station). Once at the North Pole, everyone will enter America’s Historic Roundhouse Restaurant banquet room (located at the train station). Children are encouraged to wear their pajamas.

Each event will include a buffet meal and a visit with Santa. There will be time for photos with Santa, entertainment, and holiday craft projects for the kids.

There will be a lottery for this event. Lottery Deadline is Wednesday, Nov. 28. Since registration is done by lottery, all registration must be done by fax, mail, or in person. No registration can be done on-line for this event. Registration will only be taken for immediate family members living in the same household and is limited to Hinsdale residents. All children under the age of two who need a seat will be charged $2. Due to limited seating, non-residents will not be accepted for this event until after the lottery is held. The lottery will be done on November 29. Non-residents can register beginning December 5 for any available seats.

Tickets are required and no registrations will be taken at the train station or at the Roundhouse. Refunds will not be given after December 7.Code Day Date Time Ages Fee202050A SUN 12/16 9:00 am – 1:00 pm 2 through adult $38 each202050B SUN 12/16 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Under 2 years $2 eachMAX 150

202050C SUN 12/16 11:00 am – 3:00 pm 2 through adult $38 each202050D SUN 12/16 11:00 am – 3:00 pm Under 2 years $2 eachMAX 110

Saturday, December 1Santa is making a last minute stop by the Katherine Legge Memorial Lodge to check who has been naughty or nice. Join us for an intimate morning visit with Santa Claus. The event will include picture opportunities with Santa and an expanded continental breakfast. Be sure to bring the camera!

Code Day Time Date202052A SAT 9:00 – 10:00 am 12/01

Fee: $18R/$23NR per personLocation: KLM LodgeMax: 80

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FALL PHOTO

CONTEST

DEC. 14NOV. 30

SEPT. 1

Enter your favorite photos from this fall, taken while enjoying a Hinsdale Parks and Recreation program, event, park, or facility!

Be creative and capture the value of community recreation!

Submit your photos as early as September 1st using the hashtag #FallingforHinsdaleParks to any of our social media pages.

Email submissions are also accepted.

1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners will be featured in our future brochures and receive a canvas print of their winning photo from

contest sponsor Bannerville USA!

Photo Submission Guidelines

-Submissions may be made to us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram using the hashtag, OR you may email submissions to

[email protected]

-Photo taken at a Hinsdale Parks & Recreation program/event/facility/park

-No limit to the number of photos you may submit

-Photo must be in JPEG or PNG format

-Must include a title for your photo, location, your name, age, and email

By uploading my photo to Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram and tagging it with the hashtag #NoParksLikeHinsdale I hereby give permission to the Hinsdale Parks &

Recreation Dept. to prepare, use, reproduce, publish, and exhibit my photo, portrait, or likeness on any or all material published by the Village of Hinsdale in their

public relations, marketing, and educational programs. Any photo may be used without my prior examination of the finished product.

I hereby waive my rights to privacy in connection with consent above given, and I hereby release, discharge, and agree to hold harmless all the parties to whom this

consent is given from any liability whatsoever and agree that this consent and waiver will not be made the basis of a future claim of any kind.

If you tag a photo with #NoParksLikeHinsdale that you would not like to be used by Hinsdale Parks & Recreation, please email us at [email protected]

Movie In The ParkMonster House

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FALL PHOTO

CONTEST

DEC. 14NOV. 30

SEPT. 1

Enter your favorite photos from this fall, taken while enjoying a Hinsdale Parks and Recreation program, event, park, or facility!

Be creative and capture the value of community recreation!

Submit your photos as early as September 1st using the hashtag #FallingforHinsdaleParks to any of our social media pages.

Email submissions are also accepted.

1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners will be featured in our future brochures and receive a canvas print of their winning photo from

contest sponsor Bannerville USA!

Photo Submission Guidelines

-Submissions may be made to us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram using the hashtag, OR you may email submissions to

[email protected]

-Photo taken at a Hinsdale Parks & Recreation program/event/facility/park

-No limit to the number of photos you may submit

-Photo must be in JPEG or PNG format

-Must include a title for your photo, location, your name, age, and email

By uploading my photo to Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram and tagging it with the hashtag #NoParksLikeHinsdale I hereby give permission to the Hinsdale Parks &

Recreation Dept. to prepare, use, reproduce, publish, and exhibit my photo, portrait, or likeness on any or all material published by the Village of Hinsdale in their

public relations, marketing, and educational programs. Any photo may be used without my prior examination of the finished product.

I hereby waive my rights to privacy in connection with consent above given, and I hereby release, discharge, and agree to hold harmless all the parties to whom this

consent is given from any liability whatsoever and agree that this consent and waiver will not be made the basis of a future claim of any kind.

If you tag a photo with #NoParksLikeHinsdale that you would not like to be used by Hinsdale Parks & Recreation, please email us at [email protected]


Admission: FREELocation: Robbins ParkDate: Friday, October 12 (RAIN DATE: Monday, Oct. 15)Time: Dusk (approx. 6:30pm)

Enjoy a spooky family night out! Dress in costume, and bring your blanket and lawn chairs for our Halloween Movie in the Park! Enjoy our movie of choice, Monster House!Our parks and rec. “famous” popcorn will be available for FREE to all attendees!In this spooky movie, three teens discover that their neighbor’s house is really a living, breathing, scary monster! Rated PG. Duration: 1 hr. 31min


Admission: FREE Location: Robbins Park Date: Friday, October 12 (RAIN DATE: Monday, Oct. 15) Time: Dusk (approx. 6:30pm)

Enjoy a spooky family night out! Dress in costume, and bring your blanket and lawn chairs for our Halloween Movie in the Park! Enjoy our movie of choice, Monster House! Our parks and rec. "famous" popcorn will be available for FREE to all attendees! In this spooky movie, three teens discover that their neighbor's house is really a living, breathing, scary monster! Rated PG. Duration: 1 hr. 31min





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Hinsdale Public Library HPL’s 125th Anniversary Celebration Join us! The Hinsdale Public Library is proud to celebrate 125 years of service to the community. We are having an all-ages celebration with fun and games for all.

Saturday, September 29 12:00 pm–4:00 pm

September 22, 2018

Flex Start - 8:00am - 12:00pm

Katherine Legge Memorial Park

Hinsdale, Illinois

[email protected]

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Animal CrackersYou will explore a different animal each week with your little one. We will stretch, move, make crafts, and do activities all revolving around the animal of the day!

Code Day Time Dates214005A TU 9:00 – 10:00 am 9/04 – 9/25 214005B TH 9:00 – 10:00 am 9/06 – 9/27 214005C TU 9:00 – 10:00 am 10/02 – 10/23214005D TH 9:00 – 10:00 am 10/04 – 10/25214005E TU 9:00 – 10:00 am 11/06 – 11/27 214005F TH 9:00 – 10:00 am 11/01 – 11/29 * *No class 11/22Fee: $50R/$55NR per session

214005G TU 9:00 – 10:00 am 12/04 – 12/18214005H TH 9:00 – 10:00 am 12/06 – 12/20

Fee: $38R/$43NR per session

Ages: 1 – 3 years with parent Location: Burr Ridge Park DistrictMax: 4 {Co-Op}

Musical Me with Miss GretchenSaturday mornings just got more musical at the Clarendon Hills Park District! Join music instructor and Active Learners Preschool teacher, Miss Gretchen,

for 45 minutes of songs, rhymes, fingerplays, dancing, song-storybooks, and instrument time. Get your little one on the road to socializing and learning in a group setting with a parent or caregiver.

Code Day Time Dates202126A SAT 9:00-9:45am 9/15 – 10/20202126B SAT 9:00-9:45am 10/27 – 12/08* *No class 11/24Age: 9 – 36 months with a parent or caregiverFees: $60R/$70NRLocation: CHPD Community CenterMax: 3

Petit Enfants – Parent and Tot FrenchAccompanied by a parent or caregiver, children will have fun learning French through music, movement, and interactive activities. The little ones will naturally absorb

the language and reinforce concepts they are already learning in their native language while caregivers will learn the tools to reinforce French at home. Each week we will reinforce the basic greetings, numbers and alphabet as well as focus on exciting themed vocabulary. With this fun class, you will open your child’s mind to the world and create a love of language.

Code Day Time Dates202127A TH 9:00-9:45am 9/20 – 11/8

Age: 18 months – 3 years old with a parent or caregiverFee: $100R/$115NRLocation: CHPD Community CenterMax: 3

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Preschool Drawing ClassesYOUNG REMBRANDTS (preschool and kindergarten) - All NEW lessons all the time! This multi-day Workshop will expand your beginning artist’s image vocabulary as they learn valuable motor skills and drawing techniques. Important skills to prepare for elementary school. Students will complete a new drawing in each class. Engaging subject matter will encourage their active imaginations. Completed drawings include Animals and Monsters and other whimsical characters and scenes. We combine basic ideas with exciting drawings. All Supplies included Students use a variety of media to help build art and drawing concepts – all while we are having fun! Add some creativity to your Child’s schedule. Don’t miss out, sign up today!

Code Day Time Dates 214035A SAT 2:00 – 3:00 pm 10/20-11/17

Ages: 3 ½ – 6 yearsFees: $63R/$75NRLocation: Hinsdale Public LibraryMin/Max: 6/20

Little Actors ClubChildren love this innovative drama class that helps to develop their imagination and introduce them to the performing arts in a fun and creative atmosphere. Each week is a new and exciting adventure into the imagination with changing themes, music, costumes, props, and playbills. They even learn a new joke every week! (Many themes won’t be repeated for two years—so “act” now!). Kids learn theater terms, enhance spontaneity, build self–esteem, and have a blast! Awards are given on the last day of class. Want to do something fun? Join the club!

Code Day Time Dates214020A TU 12:30 – 1:15 pm 9/11 – 10/16214020B TU 12:30 – 1:15 pm 10/23 – 12/11* *No classes 11/6 & 11/20

Ages: 3 – 6 yearsFee: $72R/$84NRLocation: Clarendon Hills Park DistrictMin/Max: 2/6 {Co-Op}

September 22, 2018

Flex Start - 8:00am - 12:00pm

Katherine Legge Memorial Park

Hinsdale, Illinois

[email protected]


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Tot RockMaracas and clackers and tambourines, too; it’s musical fun just for you! Tot Rock is a unique music and learning program designed specifically for 1 year olds. Each session focuses on a new educational theme that incorporates hand held instruments, play props, sensory integration, coordination exercises, and socialization. Structured and unstructured time is included in each class. Sing, dance and play today!

Code Day Time Dates212075A TU 9:30 – 10:10 am 9/11 – 10/16212075B TU 9:30 – 10:10 am 10/23 – 12/11*

*No classes 11/6 and 11/20

Ages: 1 year with parent/caregiver Fee: $66R/$73NRLocation: Clarendon Hills Park DistrictMin/Max: 2/4 {Co-Op}

Kid RockMake it a musical day! Kid Rock is a music and movement program designed to stimulate development through interactive play. Fine and gross motor skills are improved through imagination exercises, and by using rhythm instruments and movement props such as tambourines, maracas, scarves and a parachute. Presented in

a structured format, Kid Rock encourages cooperation and following directions. Each session focuses on a new educational theme. Sing, dance and play today!

KID ROCK I (2 years with parent/caregiver)Code Day Time Dates212076A TU 10:15 – 10:55 am 9/11 – 10/16212076B TU 10:15 – 10:55 am 10/23 – 12/11*

KID ROCK II (3 - 5 years without parent)Code Day Time Dates212077A TU 11:00 – 11:40 am 9/11 – 10/16212077B TU 11:00 – 11:40 am 10/23 – 12/11*

*No classes 11/6 and 11/20Fee: $66R/$73NRLocation: Clarendon Hills Park DistrictMin/Max: 2/4 {Co-Op}

Parent and Tot (Walking to 3 years with adult)This program is an introductory gymnastics class which involves the participation of an adult for child support and encouragement. Our classes include the gymnastic events of balance beam, bars, tumbling, and vaulting while also working on hand-eye coordination, colors, motor skills, strength, flexibility, coordination and balance. Our instructors follow a weekly curriculum which this fall will include themes such as Outer Space, Cartwheel Carnival, Zoonastics, Western Week, and many more. Great class to meet and make new friends and spend quality time with your child. Don’t miss out on the fun!

Code Day Time Dates212310A TU 3:15 – 3:50 pm 9/11 – 10/16212310B TU 3:15 – 3:50 pm 10/23 – 11/27212310C TU 3:15 – 3:50 pm 12/04 – 1/22*

Pre-school (3 – 5 years)This is a progressional gymnastics program where our classes include the gymnastic events of balance beam, bars, tumbling, vaulting while also working on overall fitness, motor skills and movement education activities. Our instructors follow a weekly curriculum which this fall will include themes such as Outer Space, Cartwheel Carnival, Zoonastics, Western Week, and many more. Our program allows the child to learn at an individual pace in a positive and safe class setting. We work hard to bring out the best in each child. Join the fun!!

Code Day Time Dates212311A TU 3:55 – 4:30 pm 9/11 – 10/16212311B TU 3:55 – 4:30 pm 10/23 – 11/27 212311C TU 3:55 – 4:30 pm 12/04 – 1/22*

School Age (6 – 12 years)Gymnastics is a sport that helps develop fitness, character, and self esteem. To ensure safe and continual progress we teach gymnastics skills in a thorough and progressive manner. Our instructors follow a weekly curriculum to ensure each child is learning at his/her pace. It is our goal to help develop a positive self image and self confidence in every student we teach. Comfortable clothing and gym shoes are required. Join the fun!!

Code Day Time Dates212312A TU 4:35 – 5:20 pm 9/11 – 10/16212312B TU 4:35 – 5:20 pm 10/23 – 11/27212312C TU 4:35 – 5:20 pm 12/04 – 1/22*

*No class 12/25 & 1/1

All Gymnastics ClassesFee: $52R/$58NRLocation: Westmont Community Center, Room 3Min/Max: 2/5

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Root Beer Rocks!Brewing homemade root beer is a ridiculously fun and tasty way to introduce early chemistry teachings to children. Kids can become a history and science expert on this beloved bubbly drink as we produce a batch of

root beer. Next, the class will cast their vote for BEST ROOT BEER IN TOWN as they taste test a flight of 5 different unidentified sumptuous foamy brands. Finally, kids will complete their experience by preparing their own customized “black cow” (root beer float). This is a child’s dream class and all about putting the fun back into learning.

Code Day Time Date 202130A TU 6:00 – 7:00 pm 9/25

Ages: 6 – 13 years Fee: $25R/$30NRLocation: Burr Ridge Park District Min/Max: 6/7 {Co-Op}

Small BitesNutrition and healthy cooking will be incorporated through math, language arts and science activities and games to hands on experiences that provide tools to live longer, healthier lives. Each day, a new snack will be

made and enjoyed. Please come with closed toed shoes, hair pulled back and no jewelry for safety purposes.

Code Day Time Dates 202120A W 4:30 – 5:30 pm 9/19 – 10/17

Grades: K – 2nd Fee: $98R/$118NRLocation: Westmont Park DistrictMin/Max: 2/3 {Co-Op}

Cooking SkillsExplore the culture and cuisine of 10 countries around the world. Follow a recipe, prepare and cook ingredients and always leave the kitchen clean the way you found it! Safely learn how to use cooking equipment while

cooking a balanced, healthy meal. Please come with closed toed shoes, hair pulled back and no jewelry for safety purposes.


Grades: 3rd – 8th Fee: $180R/$216NRLocation: Westmont Park DistrictMin/Max: 2/3 {Co-Op}

Brain Freeze a BullyWhether it be on the bus, playground, or at an extracurricular activity, children can now ward off a bossy kid or full-blown bully offender with the skills secured in this workshop. Through electrifying games, children

will learn the 5 top reasons why a bully singles out certain kids and leaves others alone. The 3 “C’s” will be taught to extinguish bad behavior from another child. While this is a serious subject, we will have fun exploring how to grow our bully proof muscle. Cold treats end the session as you THINK BRAIN FREEZE!

Code Day Time Date202122A W 6:00 – 7:00 pm 9/12

Ages: 6-12 yearsFee: $23R/$28NRLocation: Oakbrook Terrace Park District 1S325 Ardmore Avenue, Villa Park Min/Max: 2/3 {Co-Op}

Santa Slimeology LabHave the slime of your life saving Santa Claus from sinking in snow

when an arctic blast hits our workshop! Making themed seasonal winter slime and faux snow is so fun! Enter the concoction center to customize your projects to please your senses! Hang out in the slime lab with load of various slimes and splat balls too! Slime snack will be served.

Code Day Time Date202123A F 6:00 – 7:00 pm 12/14

Ages: 6-12 yearsFee: $23R/$28NR Location: Darien Park District, 7301 Fairview AvenueMin/Max: 1/2 {Co-Op}

Fall-Fest Sweets and TreatsA Fall-Fest tray will be filled with cookies and brownies as we design a bakers’ masterpiece using frosting and toppings. Trick-or-Treat bags will also be designed.

Code Day Time Date202124A M 6:00 – 7:00 pm 10/22

Fee: $30R/$36NRAges: 3 – 12 years (3-5 year old must be accompanied by a parent)Location: Westmont Park District 75 E. Richmond Avenue Min/Max: 2/9 {Co-Op}

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Chess CampsDevelop your child’s intellect through the royal game of chess! Current research has shown a strong link between chess and academic performance in a variety of areas, including mathematics and language arts. Also, chess has been proved to enhance children’s motivation, concentration, focus, social skills, and creativity.

Learn how to win at chess! No previous knowledge of chess is necessary. Each class will consist of a fun interactive teaching period and guided practice time. Due to the small size of the group, each child will receive plenty of personalized attention. Both new and returning participants are welcome and will get to the next level under the guidance of an experienced Chess Scholars coach. There will also be a chess competition with prizes!

Code Day Time Dates 212231A TU 6:30 - 7:30 pm 9/11-10/16212231B TU 6:30 – 7:30 pm 10/23-12/4* *No classes 11/20

Ages: 5 – 12 yearsFee: $107R/$124NRLocation: Burr Ridge Park DistrictMin/Max: 5/10 {Co-Op}

Chess Scholars TournamentIf your child knows the rules of chess, he or she is ready to participate in this tournament! Chess sets will be provided. Every child will play all 5 games. Top ten scorers in each section will get trophies or medals. Chess sets and software will be available for purchase. Lunch is included. For more information email Chess Scholars at [email protected]. Registration deadline: Thursday, November 29 @ 2 pm

• Check-in time: ....................9:30 am – 9:45 am• Round 1 begins: .................10:00 am • Tournament ends: .............3:00 pm

Code Day Time Date Grades212231C SAT 10:00 am – 3:00 pm 12/01 K – 3rd

212231D SAT 10:00 am – 3:00 pm 12/01 4th – 8th

Fee: $36R/$42NRLocation: Burr Ridge Park DistrictMax: 30 {Co-Op}

Holiday Time With Your American Girl DollDress your American Girl Doll for the holidays with designing adorable outfits, making jewelry and creating the perfect hairstyle with clips and ribbons.

Code Day Time Date202125A TU 6:30 – 7:30 pm 12/04 Ages: 3 - 12 years (3-5 year old must be accompanied by a parent)Fee: $30R/$35NR Location: Darien Park District, 7301 Fairview AvenueMin/Max: 2/9

Junior FirefightersHinsdale Firefighters explain and demonstrate important fire safety practices. Children will tour the Fire Safety house. Firefighters will show participants how to exit a home in the event of a fire and how to recognize potential fire hazards. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Code Day Time Date 202010A TU 4:00 – 4:45 pm 10/09

Ages: 3 – 8 years with parentsLocation: Hinsdale Fire DepartmentFee: $8R/$10NRMin/Max: 4/5

Stranger DangerThe focus of this program is to teach children about the potential dangers of strangers through the explanation of numerous safety tips by Hinsdale Police Officers. An adult must accompany children.

Code Day Time Date 202011A TH 4:00 – 4:45 pm 10/11

Ages: 4 – 8 years with parentsLocation: The Community HouseFee: $8R/$10NRMin/Max: 4/10

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Winter Break Chess Scholars CampThis camp is designed for both beginners and experienced young players. All participants will learn cool new strategies at the appropriate level from a renowned Chess Scholars coach. Each class will consist of a fun interactive teaching period and guided practice time. Children will have an opportunity to test for a Chess Belt® under a unique Chess Scholars system patterned after martial arts belts. There will also be a chess competition with prizes! Each camper will take home a chess set and an award. Please bring your own snacks.

Code Days Time Dates 212231E W - F 9:00 am – 12:00 pm 12/26-12/28 Ages: 6 – 13 yearsFee: $130R/$151NRLocation Burr Ridge Park DistrictMin/Max: 5/15 {Co-Op}

Youth Drawing ClassesAll NEW lessons all the time! Young Rembrandts workshops are an exciting educational experience perfect for your imaginative child! Students gain so much confidence in art method and technique, it will awaken the inner artist! We offer classes combining basic drawing, portraiture and cartooning skills. Students explore the basics of all visual art, in a fun and nurturing setting that ensures success for every child. We complete several different drawings and learn to draw whimsical characters, everyday objects and observations, Animals and Action scenes, line drawings and cartoon elements. Brighten up your child’s creative spirit and strengthen educational skills that will benefit them all year long. Add some creativity to your Child’s schedule. Don’t miss out, sign up today!

Code Day Time Dates 214035C SAT 3:00 – 4:00 pm 10/20-11/17

Ages: 6 -12 yearsFees: $63R/$75NRLocation: Hinsdale Public LibraryMin/Max: 6/20

Babysitter TrainingPlan to babysit with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly provide care for children and infants in the absence of parents. Develop leadership skills, learn how to develop a babysitting business, keep yourself and others safe, help children behave, and learn about basic child care and basic first aid. Certification for this class includes participant workbook, emergency guide and American Red Cross Babysitters Training certificate. Attendance is required for the entire day to receive certification. Any exceptions need to be approved in advance by the instructor. Please bring a sack lunch. Code Day Time Date214023A SAT 9:00 am – 4:30 pm 10/13

Fee: $78R/$94NRAges: 11 – 15 yearsLocation: Clarendon Hills Middle SchoolMin/Max: 2/3 {Co-op}

First Aid for KidsChildren will learn basic health and safety tips focusing on shock, bleeding, choking, the Heimlich maneuver, burns, poisons and much more! Many hands-on activities will be provided for additional reinforcement. Upon completion of class, a Red Cross certificate will be received. Please send a lunch if your child is signed up for both the Home Alone AND First Aid for Kids classes. Code Day Time Date214022A SAT 10:00 – 11:30 am 11/03

Fee: $31R/$38NRAges: 6 – 10 yearsLocation: Clarendon Hills Park DistrictMin/Max: 3/4 {Co-op}

Safe at HomeChildren will learn the importance of behaving responsibly and how to handle themselves when confronted with a challenge, such as answering the telephone or the door when parents are away or occupied elsewhere in the home. Topics covered include safety in the home, proper use of keys, what to do in case of an emergency, how to respond to strangers and general house rules. Please send a lunch if your child is signed up for both the Home Alone AND First Aid for Kids classes.

Disclaimer: This course does NOT endorse children being home alone; that responsibility lies with the parents. This course simply prepares children to be safe and careful when parents are not immediately available. Registration is based on the parent’s discretion of the child’s maturity and ability to handle responsibility at the programs suggested ages. Code Day Time Date214021A SAT 12:00 – 1:30 pm 11/03

Fee: $31R/$38NR (includes workbook)Ages: 6 – 10 yearsLocation: Clarendon Hills Park DistrictMin/Max: 3/4 {Co-op}



COMPUTER EXPLORERS3D Video Game DesignLearn to create 3D games and challenge your friends. We will be creating games for the PC version of Kodu, Microsoft’s award-winning game design platform. Students will learn the art of rapid game design and develop an understanding of underlying game mechanics. Students can choose from 20 different game characters including flying saucers, submarines, and a Pac-Man-like Kodu character then use an interactive terrain editor, a bridge and path builder, and other tools to create their 3D game world. Kodu is available as a free download for Windows. Bring a USB drive on the last day or games can be emailed to parents.

Code Day Time Dates212089A M 4:30 – 6:00 pm 9/17 – 10/08

Fee: $71R/$91NRAges: 8 – 12 yearsLocation: Burr Ridge Park DistrictMin/Max: 3/5 {Co-op}

Create and Animate with Scratch 2.0Students will learn the fundamentals involved in creating a video game world, using Scratch, the innovative programming language created just for kids by MIT. In this class, students will be introduced to programming by creating and editing sprites and game opponents. They will learn about sound and video as they “level up” through the building of their own game. Students work together in teams and will receive a copy of the software and their game at the end of class.



Lights, Camera, Action! – Making Your Own Harry Potter™ MovieWhat’s the next adventure for Harry Potter, Ron and Hermione? You decide! We will create our own Harry Potter™ movie using special movie making cameras and software. As directors and producers, we will work in teams to create our own story and script, build various Harry Potter™ Lego® scenes and film our own movie. We will use graphic editing techniques and stop motion animation, add background noise and music, and show our movie at a private screening on the last day of class. All students will get a copy of their movie after class ends.



Magic ClassesChildren are guaranteed to have a great time as they learn a collection of fascinating and mesmerizing tricks. Amaze family and friends with tricks that involve cards, ropes, coins, mind reading, and more. While the tricks may appear difficult, you’ll discover that they are quick to learn and easy to perform. All materials are provided and each child receives a magic kit to take home. Children are grouped by age and always learn tricks that are age-appropriate. Additionally, you can sign up for this class again and again since brand new tricks are always taught at each session! All supplies are included.

Code Day Time Date Location 212230A W 6:45 – 7:40 pm 9/19 Westmont Park District212230B F 5:00 – 5:55 pm 11/09 Clarendon Hills Park District

Ages: 5 - 12 yearsFee: $20R/$25NRMin/Max: 5/12 {Co-Op}

Coding and Robotics CampCode: Students will learn basics of coding, create interactive stories and awesome games using Scratch, while unleashing creativity and innovation.

Build: This session integrates coding with Engineering (Lego) and Robotics (Dash & Dot) for an amazing hands-on learning experience.

Play: Summer is all about having fun. Students will engage in fun activities like team games, crafts and more.

Class information to be determined. Check our website for class information or contact us at (630) 789-7090.

Learn to code and change the world!

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Intro to STEM with LEGO®Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Build engineer-designed projects such as: Motorcycles, Castles, Airplanes, and Monorails. Design and build as never before, and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment. There are no prerequisites for this course.

Code Days Time Dates202090A W – F 9:00 am – Noon 12/26 – 12/28 Ages: 5 – 6 yearsFee: $94R/$110NRLocation: Burr Ridge Park DistrictMax: 8

STEM Challenge with LEGO®Level up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects such as: Gear Cars, Gondolas, Merry-Go-Rounds, and Scissor Lifts. Design and build as never before, and explore your craziest ideas in a supportive environment. There are no prerequisites for this course.

Code Days Time Dates202090B W – F 1:00 – 4:00 pm 12/26 – 12/28 Ages: 7 – 12 yearsFee: $94R/$110NRLocation: Burr Ridge Park DistrictMax: 8



TEKNOLOGIESSave the world with LEGO® Super Heroes! Build the hideouts and vehicles of your favorite caped crusaders and learn what makes them not only Super Heroes, but Super Hero Engineers! An experienced Play-Well instructor guides young heroes as they design, build, and save a city where ingenuity and imagination can solve any conflict.

Creative MovementThis class is a specially designed program to encourage your child in dance, mime, creative movement, music education, ballet, jazz, tap, gymnastics, and performance. This class includes warm-ups, stretches, mime, technique, dances, loco motor, and tumbling. Your child will gain confidence, rhythm, better coordination, and balance, all while exercising his or her memory and having FUN!

Code Day Time Dates 214002A TH 12:30 – 1:15 pm 9/06 – 12/20 No class 11/22Ages: 3 – 6 yearsFee: $120R/$150NRLocation: Clarendon Hills Park DistrictMin/Max: 4/6 {Co-Op}

Pre-Ballet AND TapJoin this introductory class on ballet and tap. In tap, you will acquire rhythm, coordination, and self-esteem. In ballet, you will develop poise, grace, and self-confidence through the art of Ballet. In these classes you will move through basic technique taught at the barre or in center, basic steps, and traveling combinations. Learn combinations, and improve your memory. Ballet & tap shoes are required.

Code Day Time Dates 214003A TH 1:15 – 2:00 pm 9/06 – 12/20 No class 11/22Ages: 4 – 6 yearsFee: $120R/$150NRLocation: Clarendon Hills Park DistrictMin/Max: 3/6 {Co-Op}

Hip HopShow off your creativity with free-style choreography to the newest pop/dance songs. The last day of the class will be a parent watch day where they will do a short performance to show off their new talents.

Code Day Time Dates Grades214004A TH 3:45 – 4:40 pm 9/13 – 10/25 K - 2nd 214004B TH 4:45 – 5:40 pm 9/13 – 10/25 3rd - 5th

214004C TH 3:45 – 4:40 pm 11/01 – 12/13 K - 2nd 214004D TH 4:45 – 5:40 pm 11/01 – 12/13 3rd - 5th

No class 11/22

Fee: $91R/$109NR (Sessions A & B) $78R/$94NR (Sessions C & D)Location: Clarendon Hills Park DistrictMin/Max: 3/6 {Co-Op}

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Chicago Loves Dance was founded to provide a fun dance experience to children throughout Chicago and its surrounding suburbs! The company’s philosophy is that dance should open your child’s creative abilities

and be FUN! Staff encourage self-esteem and socialization needed in everyday life through the activity of dance and performance.

This is a recital session. Both classes participate in a Dance Recital in December. There is an additional fee for costume rental.



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DONATE A BENCH!Park benches make great gifts for both your beneficiary

and your favorite park! Best of all, your donation is tax

deductible and supports parks community-wide! People

may donate new or existing benches. A donor recognition

plaque will be installed on the bench.

For more information on the process of donation, contact

Heather Bereckis at [email protected]

Donate a Bench to one of our parks!See page 9 for more info!

The Village has posted a bike route through the community which should serve both recreational and functional needs. The route takes the cyclist around town, past many of the parks, and covers a trail of nearly 10 miles. As the route uses existing streets, all cyclists are urged to abide by the rules of the road and obey all traffic warnings and signs. A map of the bicycle route is illustrated on this page, and additional copies are available at the Recreation Office and the Police Station.

Always practice bicycle safety - wear your helmet!

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Help keep our parks clean - DON’T LITTER!Please call the Parks and Recreation Dept. to report any damage in or around a park. (630) 789-7090

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Village of Hinsdale | Parks & Recreation • YOUTH ATHLETICS

Lil Pint BaseballTee up for some baseball fun! Join us for our skill enhancing, non-competitive class for all skill levels. We will practice throwing, catching, base running, hitting and fielding strategies. Equipment will be provided, however, each child will need to bring a glove. Soft baseballs will be used. Games will be played at the end of each class.

Code Day Time Dates 212042A TU 5:30 – 6:30 pm 9/11 – 10/16

Ages: 5 – 7 yearsFee: $58R/$68NRLocation: Madison SchoolMin/Max 8/16

Lil Pint Soccer & BasketballThis is a great class to learn both soccer and basketball.. Dribbling, shooting and passing will be some of the skills that the children will learn. The first weeks of class will focus on soccer, while the later weeks will focus on basketball. Games will be played at the end of each class.

Code Day Time Dates 212193A TU 5:30 – 6:30 pm 11/06 – 12/18* *No classes 11/20Ages: 5 - 7 yearsFee: $58R/$68NRLocation: Madison SchoolMin/Max: 8/16

Pee Wee SoccerKick in some excitement with this instructional program perfect for the first timer. With the use of smaller sized soccer balls, players will learn the basic skills of dribbling, passing, shooting, and goaltending. Instructors will work with participants on good sportsmanship, participation, and teamwork. This is a great class for both boys and girls! A game will be played at the end of each class.

Code Day Time Dates 212192A TH 4:30 – 5:20 pm 9/13 – 10/18212192B TH 4:30 – 5:20 pm 11/01 – 12/13* *No class 11/22Ages: 3 – 4 yearsFee: $58R/$68NRLocation: Madison SchoolMin/Max 8/20

Soccer/T-Ball ComboThis class is perfect for little ones who are full of energy and parents who are looking for an introduction to t-ball and soccer. Socialization, teamwork, following directions, key motor skills and having fun will be the focus in this non-competitive environment. For the first three weeks of class we will focus on soccer and the second three weeks we will work on t-ball skills. Games will be played at the end of each class.

Code Day Time Dates212106A M 4:30 – 5:20 pm 9/10 – 10/22*212106B M 4:30 – 5:20 pm 11/05 – 12/17* *No classes 10/08 & 11/19Ages: 3 - 4 yearsFee: $58R/$68NRLocation: Madison SchoolMin/Max: 8/20

Jr. BasketballThis is the perfect class to learn the game or expand your skills! All the basic skills of dribbling, passing, and shooting will be taught in a non-competitive environment. Teamwork, participation, and good sportsmanship are stressed. A game will be played at the end of each class.

Code Day Time Dates 212190A M 5:30 – 6:30 pm 9/10 – 10/22*212190B M 5:30 – 6:30 pm 11/05 – 12/17* *No classes 10/08 & 11/19 Ages: 5 – 7 yearsFee: $58R/$68NRLocation: Madison SchoolMin/Max 8/20

Pee Wee BaseballBases will be loaded with incredible excitement and fun-filled activities to get your child on deck with the game of baseball. In this non-competitive environment, children will have a ball learning how to hit off a tee, running bases, playing catch, as well as having opportunity to learn various field positions. Participants should bring their own glove for familiarity. A game will be played at the end of each class.

Code Day Time Dates 212041A TU 4:30 – 5:20 pm 9/11 – 10/16212041B TU 4:30 – 5:20 pm 11/06 – 12/18* *No class 11/20Ages: 3 – 4 yearsFee: $58R/$68NRLocation: Madison SchoolMin/Max 8/16

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Go Green!!In an effort to be more eco-friendly and save on postage, we will email receipts and class information whenever possible. Please be sure that you provide a legible valid email address on your registration form. This will enable us to be in contact with you for any class changes or cancellations.

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Village of Hinsdale | Parks & Recreation • YOUTH ATHLETICSN

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Come out and enjoy three different team sports. Take on a fun challenge with your friends in dodge ball, floor hockey and basketball! Participants will be given instruction and advance skills in the various team sports

that we will be playing each week. Games are played at the end of each class.

Code Day Time Dates212195A TH 5:30 – 6:20 pm 9/13 – 10/18

Ages: 5 – 7 yearsFee: $58R/$68NRLocation: Madison SchoolMin/Max 8/20

Floor HockeyCalling all you hot-shots out there! All the action of hockey on a floor! This class is for both the experienced player and the beginner. This fast paced, low competition class will promote shooting, passing, teamwork, positions, and some game strategies. We provide the sticks and pucks; safety goggles and mouth guards are recommended but not necessary.

Code Day Time Dates212105A TH 5:30 – 6:20 pm 11/01 – 12/13*

*No class 11/22Ages: 5 – 7 yearsFee: $58R/$68NRLocation: Madison SchoolMin/Max 8/20

Hinsdale 5-Star Winter CampThe Hinsdale 5-Star Winter Camp is the ultimate winter mini-camp to participate in for kids looking to have FUN in the winter season! This mini-camp presents a curriculum focused on developing fundamental technique, while creating an atmosphere that unlocks the game within each child. FUN is the name of the game as this mini-camp sets the tone for the very reason kids will want to come back again and again! Open to boys and girls. All participants need to bring a ball.

Code Days Time Dates212064C W - F 1:00 – 3:00 pm 1/02 – 1/04

Ages: 5 – 12 years Fee: $80/participant (t-shirt included) Location: Hinsdale Central High School FieldhouseMin/Max: 12/100

5 Star Soccer Weekly Skills SessionsThis camp, created by Hinsdale Central Soccer Head Coach Michael Wiggins and presented by 5 Star Soccer Camps!, Inc., provides the youth player of any ability a place to develop individual touch and technique through the use of futsal balls, for improved control. This weekly training program offered during the winter months is ideal for the youth player looking to stay in touch with the ball and continue to improve skill. This training program is focused on foot skills, intended to improve each player’s comfort level with the ball.

Code Day Time Dates212064G SUN 12:00 – 1:00 pm 1/06 – 2/24

Ages: 5 – 12 years Fee: $110/participant (t-shirt included) Location: Hinsdale Central High School GymMin/Max: 12/36

FencingWant to wield a foil? Fencing class teaches students the basics of attack and defense as well as strategies that create the foundation for their fencing game. Each class will have instruction and bouting (actual fencing). All equipment is provided. This class is for beginners and advanced fencers and is family friendly.

Fencing is statistically the most safe and least injurious sport as dictated by the Olympic Committee, so come as a family and have a surprisingly fun and memorable time.

Code Level Day Time Dates212250A Advanced M 4:45 – 6:45 pm 9/10 – 10/22212250B Beginner M 5:45 – 6:45 pm 9/10 – 10/22212250C Advanced M 4:45 – 6:45 pm 10/29 – 12/17*212250D Beginner M 5:45 – 6:45 pm 10/29 – 12/17*

*No class 11/19Ages: Fees:

8 years and up$70R/$85NR first person$35R/$45NR add’l person

Location: KLM LodgeMin/Max: 4/10

Soccer Made in America Winter CampSoccer Made in America offers a fully integrated program of soccer techniques and tactics. Camp is designed to teach players proper technical skills while enjoying playing soccer. Players will be challenged to improve on a daily basis. Participants must bring their own soccer ball, shin guards and a water bottle to camp. Each participant receives a camp T-shirt, Certificate of Achievement, participation in contests with awards given to winners on “Awards Day”.

Code Day Time Dates212060A W-F 1:00 – 3:30 pm 12/26 – 12/28

Ages: 4-17 yearsFee: $80R/$100NRLocation: Oak Brook Park District

1450 Forest Park Road, Oakbrook IL


Village of Hinsdale | Parks & Recreation • YOUTH ATHLETICS

Family PickleballCome try a sport that was originally developed for families to play! This badminton/tennis/table tennis-like sport is the fastest growing sport in the Hinsdale area. We will cover pickleball basics such as forehand, backhand and dink shots, serving, and court positioning. Players will also learn scoring and pickleball rules as well as have plenty of time for game play with the family. Pickleball is a fun and social game that is perfect for all ages, easy to learn and provides a great physical workout. Each participant should bring a water bottle.


Ages: 6+ years with adultFee: $48R/$60NRLocation: Robbins Park Tennis/Pickleball CourtMin/Max: 6/8 {Co-Op}

Junior TennisYoungsters enrolled in this class will learn the basic strokes, serve, volleys, and rules of the game. Racket face control, ball bounce judgment, receiving skills, space management, rallying skills, and court movement will be emphasized. Young players will develop the agility and coordination needed for effective tennis play. Situational drills and games will help them to establish a solid foundation for future development in the sport and build a lifelong love of tennis. Players must bring their own racket and a water bottle. Tennis balls will be provided. Code Day Time Dates 202095A SAT 9:00 – 10:00 am 9/15 – 10/06

Ages: 7 – 9 yearsFee: $72R/$87NRLocation: Robbins Park Tennis CourtsMin/Max: 6/8 {Co-Op}

Youth TennisYoung players concentrate on stroke development, rallying skills, and learning to play matches at a faster pace. Ball receiving and placement, court movement, and overall tennis strategy will be emphasized. Players will focus on their power and accuracy to improve their performance. Through challenging and exciting drills and matches, youngsters will develop the racket skills, coordination, agility, and stamina needed for recreational and competitive tennis play. Players must bring their own racket and a water bottle. Tennis balls will be supplied.

Code Day Time Dates 202095B SAT 10:00 – 11:00 am 9/15 – 10/06

Ages: 10 – 12 yearsFee: $72R/$87NRLocation: Robbins Park Tennis CourtsMin/Max: 6/8 {Co-Op}

Youth ArcheryArchery participants will learn the parts of an arrow and recurve bow, the basics of using a recurve bow, and fundamental shooting skills in an extremely safe environment. They also will learn an excellent, nationally recognized beginner’s 9-step to the 10 ring progression which was created by the Coaches Development Committee of the National Archery Association. Both technique and games will be a part of this class. Blunt tipped arrows, bows, and targets are provided. Each participant should bring a water bottle.

Code Day Time Dates202042A M 5:00 – 5:45 pm 9/10 – 10/01 Ages: 7 – 14 yearsFee: $36R/$45NRLocation: KLM ParkMin/Max: 6/10 {Co-Op}

Family ArcheryBring the entire family each week for 45 minutes of archery fun! You and your family members will meet new friends while learning the parts of an arrow and recurve bow, the basics of using a recurve bow, a nationally recognized beginner’s 9-step to the 10 ring progression method, and fundamental shooting skills from an experienced instructor. Bows, arrows, and targets are furnished. Each participant should bring a water bottle.

Code Day Time Dates 202042C M 5:45 – 6:30 pm 9/10 – 10/01 Ages: 6+ years with adultFee: $36R/$45NRLocation: KLM ParkMin/Max: 6/10 {Co-Op}

Youth PickleballThis class will introduce youngsters to forehand and backhand shots, ground strokes, serving, volleying, ball return, dinks, lobs and overall strategy needed to play this easy to learn sport. Fun and challenging drills and recreational matches will help young players develop the hand-eye coordination, motor skills, and mental abilities needed for a successful pickleball game. All equipment will be provided. Each participant should bring a water bottle.

Code Day Time Dates202069A W 4:00 – 5:00 pm 9/12 – 10/03 Ages: 8 – 14 yearsFee: $48R/$60NRLocation: Robbins Park Tennis/Pickleball CourtMin/Max: 6/8 {Co-Op}

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Village of Hinsdale | Parks & Recreation • YOUTH LACROSSE

The IGLA is adopting the US Lacrosse “players first” athlete development model: The right lacrosse at the right time, providing every athlete the opportunity to enter, enjoy, and excel. This opportunity will be made available by learning and playing lacrosse in a way that’s best for each stage of each athlete’s growth and

development. This creates a model of participation that provides opportunity for all, for life.

The rationale for small-sided competition is smaller players, smaller fields. That’s the name of the game if we want to keep kids engaged, developing their skills, and getting more touches on the ball. We’ll see better skill development, more enjoyment, and increased retention rates by letting the kids play the right way.

Lacrosse 6U LeagueReady to start lacrosse? Join IGLA this Fall for a weekly one hour clinic exclusively for K-1st Grade girls who want to learn the fundamentals of the game. The goals of this program are to introduce and develop basic skills using fun games and coaching techniques. IGLA will use soft balls so only a stick is required to play. A parent meeting will be held after the first clinic. After registering for this program, please go to www.iglax.org and fill out a player information form.

Code Grades Day Time Dates212215C K – 1st TU 5:30 – 6:30 pm 9/11 – 10/16

Fee: $130 per playerLocation: KLM Park

Pink LevelCode Level Day Time Dates212215A U8 & 10 TU 5:30 – 6:30 pm 9/11 – 10/16212215B U12 & 14 TU 5:30 – 6:45 pm 9/11 – 10/16

Fee: $185 per player | $25 late fee after 8/31

Purple Level (advanced level only)Code Level Days Time Dates212215D U10 TU & TH 5:30 – 6:30 pm 9/11 – 10/28212215E U12 & 14 TU & TH 5:30 – 6:45 pm 9/11 – 10/28

Fee: $285 per player | $25 late fee after 8/31

Location: KLM Park

Late fee will be assessed on all sessions after 8/31

Registration process: Register and pay at Hinsdale Parks and Recreation Dept. in person, by mail, or online at villageofhinsdale.org/pr. Fill out the Player Information Form on iglax.org (under the Registration tab). Purple players will register and pay the fee with Hinsdale Parks Department but will receive their IGLA registration link directly through IGLA.

We need parent volunteers (coaches and team support) click on our volunteer tab at iglax.org - NO LACROSSE EXPERIENCE NECESSARY!

Each player must have their own stick, goggles, and a mouth guard for all practices and games. You can find more information about equipment at iglax.org (found under the “Get Ready to Play” tab) Find more information at www.iglax.org or email [email protected].

Boys Intro To Lacrosse - Grades K- 2nd GradeFocus will be on learning lacrosse skills in offense, defense and game strategies. Emphasis in scrimmages will be on skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Under 5 years of age, parent must be willing to be on the field with the child.Code Day Time Dates212218A SUN 12:00 – 1:15 pm 9/09 – 10/21

Fee: $90Location: Lyons Township H.S. South CampusMin/Max: 10/40 {Co-Op}

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT: K-2nd Grades will use a soft ball. Bring your own stick or sticks will be available. All other equipment is optional.

Boys Lacrosse Session 1 (beginners and experienced 3rd -8th)Code Day Time Dates Fee212217A SUN 1:30 – 3:00 pm 9/09-10/21 $125

Location: Lyons Township H.S. South Campus

Session 2 (beginners and experienced K -8th)Code Day Time Dates Fee212217B SUN 1:00 – 2:30 pm 11/04 - 12/16 $170 No class 11/25Location: Westmont YardMin/Max: 10/20

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT: Lacrosse stick, mouth-piece, lacrosse or hockey helmet with face guard; shoulder pads, elbow pads, lacrosse gloves, and cup.

STICK REQUIREMENT FOR ALL CLASSES: STX Boys’ Stallion 50 lacrosse stick. Travel Lacrosse – Contact Mike Thuma at [email protected] for more information


Village of Hinsdale | Parks & Recreation • SKYHAWKS YOUTH ATHLETICS

Skyhawks provides a wide variety of fun, safe and positive programs that emphasize critical lessons in sports and life, such as teamwork, respect and sportsmanship. Our programs are designed to give each child a positive introduction into sports while fostering a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle. Our patient and knowledgeable staff use a variety of skill-building games and activities to give each athlete a complete understanding and overview of the sport. Since 1979 Skyhawks has taught over one million boys and girls life lessons through sports. Please view our website at www.skyhawks.com for further information.

BasketballThis class is a structured environment with lots of encouragement and a big focus on fun and respect for the game. Our basketball games and activities were designed to allow campers to explore balance, movement, hand/eye coordination, and skill development at their own pace. Coaches are experienced and trained to handle the specific needs of young children.

Code Days Time Dates Fee212306A W 6:45 – 7:45 pm 9/19 – 10/17 $69R/$86NR

Ages: 6 - 12 years

Code Days Time Dates Fee212306B W – F 10:00 am - Noon 1/02 – 1/04 $89R/$106NR

Ages: 7 – 14 years

Location: The Community HouseMin/Max: 10/28 {Co-Op}

Elite Basketball CampSkyhawks Elite Basketball program is for experienced Basketball players looking to improve their game skills and decision making. In a limited opportunity, take instruction from our top high school and college Basketball coaches. The coaches provide fast-paced and

challenging drills, skills, and scrimmages that prepare the player to stand-out on their school and travel teams.

Code Day Time Dates Fee212257A W 5:30 – 6:30 pm 10/24 – 11/21 $69R/$86NR212257B W-F 12:30 – 2:30 pm 1/02 – 1/04 $89R/$106NR

Ages: 7 -14 yearsLocation: The Community HouseMin/Max: 10/28 {Co-Op}

Soccer CampUsing our progressional curriculum, our sport-specific coaches ensure your young athlete will gain the technical skills and sport knowledge required for their next step into soccer. Designated for beginner and intermediate players, this camp focuses on dribbling, passing, shooting and ball control. By the end of the camp your child will have learned new life skills such as teamwork and sportsmanship, made new friends and improved their sport skills.

Code Day Time Dates212261A W 5:30 – 6:30 pm 9/19 – 10/17

Ages: 6 -12 yearsFee: $69R/$86NRLocation: The Community HouseMin/Max: 10/28 {Co-Op}

Elite Soccer CampSkyhawks Elite Soccer program is for experienced Soccer players looking to improve their game skills and decision making. In a limited opportunity, take instruction from our top high school and college Soccer coaches. The

coaches provide fast-paced and challenging drills, skills, and scrimmages that prepare the player to stand out on their school and travel teams.

Code Day Time Dates 212261B W 6:45 – 7:45 pm 10/24 – 11/21

Ages: 6 -12 yearsFee: $69R/$86NRLocation: The Community HouseMin/Max: 10/28 {Co-Op}

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Village of Hinsdale | Parks & Recreation • YOUTH MARTIAL ARTS

TaekwondoTaekwondo, one of the newest Olympic sports, is a 2000-year-old martial art, offering a variety of benefits for people of all ages and physical abilities. Students have the opportunity to improve concentration and self-esteem, achieve lifelong physical fitness,

and learn self-defense skills. A $45.00 uniform fee is required at the first class. Belt testing is offered through KH Kim Taekwondo at an additional fee and is held twice a year. All colored belt students are required to have complete sparring gears.

Classes taught under the direction of Grand Master Ki Hong Kim (9th Dan Kukkiwon World Taekwondo Headquarters.)

Little Dragons I Age: 4-5 • White Belts/BeginnersThis introductory class is designed to captivate the interest of our youngest students. Skills are developed through gentle instruction and appropriate games for their ability. This class focuses on developing balance, coordination, and respect for the discipline of martial arts training.

Code Day Time Dates Min/Max222010A W 4:45 – 5:25 pm 9/05 – 12/19 3/8

Early Taekwondo Age: 6-7 • All Belt LevelsDesigned especially for the younger children of 6-7 years, this program helps kids develop conditioning, coordination, listening skill and self-confidence through creative activities.

Code Day Time Dates Min/Max222010B W 5:30 – 6:15 pm 9/08 – 12/19 4/15

Youth Taekwondo Age: 8-13 • All Belt LevelsThis program includes a balanced cardiovascular workout, including punching, kicking, and blocking skills, using the Taekwondo tradition, and self-control. Participants will improve coordination, power of concentration, balance and both physical and mental discipline.

Code Day Time Dates Min/Max222010C W 6:20 – 7:05 pm 9/08 – 12/19 4/15

Parent/Child Taekwondo Age: 7 and up with parent • All Belt LevelsThis class provides families with a fun opportunity to spend time together while improving physical and mental conditioning through cardiovascular drills, calisthenics and traditional the Taekwondo techniques including punching, kicking, and blocking. Fee is per person.

Code Day Time Dates Min/Max222010D W 7:10 – 8:00 pm 9/05 – 12/19 4/15

Fee per session: $176R/$192NRLocation for all classes: KLM Lodge

KarateIllinois Shotokan Karate Club is Chicagoland’s premier karate school taught under the instruction of John DiPasquale, a four-time National Champion, US National Coach and President of the US National Karate Federation.

Uniforms and belt-testing are options available through the instructor. Youth, parent/child and adult classes may train together. Please visit www.iskc.com for more information or call 847/359-0666.

Pre-Karate Age: 4 - 7Young children will develop flexibility, strength and coordination in fun, yet disciplined activities. This program is specifically designed for growing minds and bodies to enhance memory and agility. Watch your child’s confidence blossom and their skills improve.

Youth Karate Age: 8 - 14Youth karate classes will put children in touch with their bodies and offers a good mix of strength training, with cardiovascular and flexibility exercises. Children increase their coordination, agility and poise, as well as learn lasting personal safety skills. They also benefit from the mental stimulation of learning the choreographed moves of the kata and the discipline of conforming to the class rules.

Tuesdays, Sept. 4-Dec. 18 *No class 11/06

Code Level Age Time212010A Beginner 4 - 7 yrs 4:15 - 5:00 pm 212011A Continuer (2+ sessions) 4 - 7 yrs 5:00 - 5:45 pm212012A Beg/Cont (White belts) 7 - 14 yrs 5:50 - 6:45 pm212013A Inter (Red-Yellow) 7 - 14 yrs 6:45 - 7:40 pm212014A Advanced (Blue & Up) 7 - 14 yrs 7:45 - 8:45 pm

Fee: $158Location: Clarendon Hills Community Center, 315 Chicago Ave., Clarendon HillsMax: 12 {Co-Op}

Fridays, Sept. 7 - Dec. 21 *No class 10/26 & 11/23

Code Level Age Time212030A Beginner/Continuer 4 - 7 yrs 4:00 - 4:45 pm212031A Int/Adv (2+ sessions) 4 - 7 yrs 4:50 - 5:35 pm212032A Beg/Cont (White-Orange) 8 - 14 yrs 5:40 - 6:35 pm212033A Intermediate (Yellow-Green) 8 - 14 yrs 6:40 - 7:35 pm212034A Advanced (Purple-Black) 8 - 14 yrs 7:40 - 8:35 pm

Fee: $147Location: Burr Ridge Community Center, 15W400 Harvester DR, Burr RidgeMax: 5 {Co-Op}

NOTE: Beginning students will not be permitted to register into the current season after the second class has met. Registration for continuers through advanced students will be accepted after the start date, but full class fees will be required.


Village of Hinsdale | Parks & Recreation • ADULT PROGRAMS

Gentle YogaA slower paced class for older adults using yoga poses to maintain health and slow down the effects of aging. The gentle yoga poses and breathing promote wellness, flexibility, and strength. The benefits of yoga include an increase in energy level and stamina, improved joint health. and improved flexibility. Please bring a mat and a towel to class.Code Day Time Dates 222210A TH 10:30 – 11:30 am 9/06 – 10/25222210B TH 10:30 – 11:30 am 11/01 – 12/20* *No class 11/22 & 12/27 Ages: 55 years and olderFee: $65R/$80NRLocation: KLM Lodge Ballroom {Co-Op}

Heart Saver CPRThe Heart Saver AED (Automatic External Defibrillator) class is intended for people who need or desire certification in CPR but are not healthcare professionals.

Code Day Time Date 222261B SAT 8:00 am – Noon 10/06222261C SAT 8:00 am – Noon 11/03222261D SAT 8:00 am – Noon 12/01

Fee: $50R/$60NRLocation: Hinsdale Fire Dept.Min/Max: 4/12

Stroller Strides®/Stroller Barre®Stroller Strides® and Stroller Barre® are total fitness classes that moms can do WITH their stroller-aged children. Taught by certified fitness instructors (who are also moms), they are great workouts for ANY level of exerciser. Instructors weave songs and activities into the routine in order to engage and entertain baby, so mom is able to enjoy her 60-minute workout.

Tuesday focus—Stroller Strides®: power walking/jogging and intervals of strength and body toning using exercise tubing, your stroller, and the environment.

Thursday Focus—Stroller Barre®: a unique blend of ballet, Pilates, barre, yoga, and stroller-based exercises designed to help moms build strength and muscle tone and improve posture.

Code # of classes Day Time Fee117179A 10 TU & TH 11:00 am – 12:00 pm $119R/$143NR117179B 5 TU & TH 11:00 am – 12:00 pm $75R/$90NR

Location: Robbins Park, 7th and Vine Street through 10/30 & The Community House 11/01 – 4/30Age: 18 years and up; Moms at least 6 weeks postpartum or with physician approval; -Pregnant moms welcome -Children of any age welcome but must remain in the stroller

*No physical pass, attendance monitored by instructor. Price includes the purchase of resistance band to be used in class. If you still have classes left from the previous season, you do not need to purchase a new pass until you’ve run out.

Mindfulness MeditationTrain your mind the way you train your body for the perfect antidote to stress. Chopra Center certified instructor Stephanie Frantz teaches you centuries-old meditation techniques and breathing exercises to relax and increase your overall sense of well-being. Explore the benefits of developing a regular meditation practice to improve health, strength immune system and release stress and anxiety.

Code Day Time Dates 222216A TU 12:10 – 1:00 pm 9/11 – 10/02

Ages: 16 years and olderFee: $63R/$75NRLocation: KLM BallroomMin/Max: 4/15 {Co-Op}

Bring: Any stroller with adequate support for baby’s head. Umbrella Strollers are discouraged. We recommend using a car seat attachment for babies until at least 6 months of age. Bring water and a yoga mat, as well as any nut/peanut free snacks and toys to keep kiddos entertained.

DON’T MISS OUTNothing ruins a great program more than waiting until the last minute to register for a program or class. Decisions about classes are made 3 business days before the class - don’t wait until the day a program starts to sign-up - it may be too late!

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CO-OP PROGRAMSPunch cards given at The Community House.

Sit and GetBarre Above As part of our Pilates program, we are launching our new Barre Above classes on Thursday nights. These classes blend the best of ballet, strength, yoga and pilates, providing an exciting and effective class for all fitness levels. It is the new hottest program in fitness. Hit the barre and see results!

Code Days Time Dates 222214A M & W 10:00 – 11:00 am On-going222214B TU & TH 7:00 – 8:00 pm On-going

Fee: $128R/$148NR for a 15 punch cardLocation: The Community HouseMin/Max: 6/15

Prime Time A+This is an easy to follow on-going class that welcomes new members. Enjoy a low-impact workout designed to improve your cardiovascular fitness, strength and flexibility. We are dedicated to enhancing your fitness by promoting health and well-being through exercise.

Code Days Time Dates 222225A T - TH 8:45 – 9:45 am On-going

Age: 50 and older adultsFee: $60R/$80NR for a 10 punch passLocation: The Community HouseMin/Max: 6/15



Sit and Get FitWork on increasing range of motion, circulation, flexibility, balance and strength with easy to follow moves. We sometimes use light weights or toning bands to improve strength.

Code Days Time Dates 222226A M & W 11:30 am – 12:30 pm On-going

Age: 50 and older adultsFee: $73R/$88NR for a 10 punch cardLocation: The Community HouseMin/Max: 6/15

Ageless YogaThis class is designed primarily for those with limited mobility. By modifying classic yoga exercises to easy standing poses and low impact work in a chair, students will have the chance to improve strength and flexibility in a way that is approachable and fun! No materials or prior experience required.

Code Day Time Dates Fee222211A F 10:30 – 11:30 am 9/07 – 10/12 $50R/$60NR222211B F 10:30 – 11:30 am 10/19 – 12/21* $75R/$85NR *No class 11/23Age: 50 and older adultsLocation: The Community HouseMin/Max: 6/15

Adult Karate (Age: 15 years and older)These adult classes release tension, develop total body fitness and build stamina and overall productivity. In addition to self-defense skills, karate increases flexibility, cardiovascular endurance and muscle tone, all while improving core strength.

Code Level Time Day Dates Fee222020A Beg/Cont (White-Yellow) TU 8:35 - 9:30 pm 9/04 – 12/11 $158222021A Inter/Adv (Blue Belt & up) TU 8:35 - 9:45 pm 9/04 – 12/11 $180

Location: Park District Community Center (Gym), 7301 Fairview Ave, Darien

222022A Beg/Interm (White-Purple) F 8:40 - 9:40 pm 9/07 – 12/21 $147222023A Advanced (Brown-Black) F 8:40 - 10:00 pm 9/07 – 12/21 $168

Location: Burr Ridge Community Center, 15W400 Harvester Drive, Burr Ridge

Max: 5 {Co-Op}

NOTE: Beginning students will not be permitted to register into the current session after the second class has met. Registration for Continuers through Advanced students will be accepted after the start date, but full class fee will be required.



Adult TaekwondoAge: 14 years and olderAll Belt LevelsRestricted to high school students and older, this program concentrates on Taekwondo techniques through the study of forms, stances and the skills of punching, kicking and blocking. This is a great program for those looking to maintain and improve their physical fitness.

Code Day Time Dates222011A W 7:10 – 8:00 pm 9/05 – 12/19

Fee: $176R/$192NR Location: KLM LodgeMin/Max: 4/15 {Co-Op}

Ballroom DanceYou are invited to come and try a complimentary ballroom dance class the first evening of each session, with no obligation with the coupon below. We think you will enjoy it and consider joining us for the entire session.

Mark Harvey is a third generation dance teacher and has been teaching Ballroom at Hinsdale for over 25 years continuing a tradition of learning and having fun.

The BEGINNER class is an introduction to Ballroom Dance with an emphasis on proper technique while learning foxtrot, waltz, swing and a little polka. Our goal is to give you the ability and confidence to enjoy what you have learned.


The INTERMEDIATE class is for those who want to build on their dance knowledge by learning the Latin dances of Cha Cha, Tango and Rumba. More advanced steps in the beginner dances, will also be taught. The pace of this class is a little faster and is an ongoing study which may be taken many times. Limited singles sign up.

Code Day Time Dates222191A M 8:30 –10:00 pm 10/01 – 12/03

Fee per class: $40R/$50NRLocation: KLM Lodge Ballroom

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ONE FREE Ballroom Dance Class

Expires: 10/1/2018No photo copies accepted.

All Pickleball ClassesFee: $60R/$70NRLocation: The Community HouseMin/Max: 4/8

Learn to Play Pickleball – Workshops for BeginnersIntroductory workshops for players new to the game. Basic rules, technique and strategy are taught in a relaxed setting. A great way to learn this fast growing sport while meeting new friends.

Code Day Dates Time 222305A W 9/05 – 9/25 1:30 – 2:30 pm222305B W 10/03 – 10/24 1:30 – 2:30 pm222305C W 10/31 – 11/21 1:30 – 2:30 pm

Workshops for Paddle and Tennis PlayersIntroductory workshops for players proficient in racquet sports. Basic rules, technique and strategy taught as players learn to adapt their racquet skills and game strategy to pickleball.

Code Day Dates Time 222306A M 9/10 – 10/01 1:30 – 2:30 pm222306B M 10/08 – 10/29 1:30 – 2:30 pm 222306C M 11/05 – 11/26 1:30 – 2:30 pm

Pickleball Drills – All skill levelsWorkshops for players who would like to improve their on-court skills and learn winning strategies. Fun and fast-paced interactive drills and play provide a workout while improving your skill level.

Code Day Dates Time 222307A W 9/05 – 9/25 2:30 – 3:30 pm222307B W 10/03 – 10/24 2:30 – 3:30 pm222307C W 10/31 – 11/21 2:30 – 3:30 pm

Pickleball has arrived at The Community House! Come join the fastest growing sport in America and see what all the fun is about. All ages, genders and

skill levels are welcome.

PICKLEBALL

Open Play PickleballPlayers looking for friendly competition and camaraderie with fellow pickleball enthusiasts. Players will play games and rotate throughout the session.

Code Day Dates Time Level222304A M 9/10 – 10/08 7:45 – 9:45 pm All levels222304B M 10/15 – 12/17 7:00 – 9:00 pm All levels222304C TU 9/04 – 12/18 1:00 – 3:00 pm Adv222304D TH 9/06 – 12/20 1:00 – 3:00 pm Beg & Adv

Fee: $50R/$60NR for a 10 punch card $6R/$8NR per visitLocation: The Community House

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Village of Hinsdale | Parks & Recreation • PLATFORM TENNIS

SEASON PASSES - EARLY RATEPlatform tennis passes entitle holders to unlimited play on the KLM and Burns courts. Members can reserve courts 14 days in advance. Memberships are valid September 1, 2018 through August 30, 2019. For more information, call the Parks and Recreation Department at 630-789-7090. Fee includes renewal of the current key FOB’s. New key FOB’s for the paddle hut can be purchased for $25.

Platform tennis memberships CAN be renewed on-line beginning August 6. If your membership is changing in any way or you are adding members, then you must mail or fax your registration to the Parks and Recreation office to renew. All current members were assigned a permanent number that will be used for court reservations. If you were assigned a pass number and you are not changing the type of membership, then you can renew your membership online. All memberships, including lifetime memberships must be renewed for the current season. All members of the family that have a pass number must be included on the registration form. Passes will only be issued to children ages five and over. Adult children that do not live with you cannot be included on the membership. You can also renew your membership by fax or mail.

Please indicate on your registration form if you are renewing a current key FOB.

Pass Type FeeResident Individual .............................. $200*Resident Family ..................................... $250*Non-Resident Individual .................... $300*Non-Resident Family ........................... $375*Resident one-time use ....................... $10Non-Resident one-time use ............. $15

A late fee of $50 will apply on all memberships beginning November 1st

*NEW - Additional player fees may apply.

ReservationsSeason pass holders may reserve a court online through the online reservation system once the registration form with signed waiver is received. You must have a current membership; know your pass number and the name of all four players in order to make a reservation. Further information regarding the online reservation system will be sent with your membership. Lifetime memberships must also fill out and sign a registration form in order to make reservations.

A membership with the Parks and Recreation Department is required for any league or travel play. Register with the Hinsdale Parks and Recreation Dept. by mail, fax, or online at www.villageofhinsdale.org/prs.

Come join what many players are already talking about: the fun of platform tennis. Enjoy the fastest growing Midwest sport and year-round activity in your own backyard at beautiful Katherine Legge Memorial Park.


Village of Hinsdale | Parks & Recreation • PLATFORM TENNIS

All class registration is done through Mary Doten.

Questions and all signups: Contact Mary Doten at www.HPDpaddle.com, [email protected] or 708-261-5779.

Travel TeamsThe Hinsdale Platform Tennis Association proudly sponsors 7 women’s teams and 18 men’s travel teams in the Chicago Platform Tennis League for players at all levels. This is the fastest way to improve your paddle game. Spots are available.

Women’s North ShoreContact: [email protected]

Series 1-9Additional fee for league play and team drill.

Series 12-16Local play at KLM and local clubs

Men’s North ShoreContact: [email protected]

Series 28 level, (beginner) Practice on Sundays 8:30 - 10:00 pm;League matches during the week. Additional fee for league play.

Local Women’s(Beginner-Advanced Beginner)Tuesday drill 12:30 – 2:00 pm and Thursdays 9:30 – 11:00 am matchesPlayers will drill weekly with Mary Doten and her staff beginning Sept. 17. On Thursday mornings, you will put those drills into practice and compete for the Hinsdale Parks and Recreation Dept. against local clubs. Contact Mary Doten at [email protected] for more information.

A paddle membership with the Village of Hinsdale is required for all league play.

Platform Tennis LessonsCome join what many players are already talking about: the fun of platform tennis. Enjoy the fastest growing sport and year round activity at beautiful Katherine Legge Memorial Park in Hinsdale. Paddles are available to purchase or demo during all drills. Programs are coordinated by Mary Doten, 6-time Women’s National Champion and 2015 Finalist. Membership is not required for beginner drills.

Beginner/Advanced Beginner DrillsThe basic skills of platform tennis will be taught, including grips, backhand volley, lobs, drives, serve, volley, and screens. Point play will conclude each drill. Courts will be divided by ability level.

Session 1: Sept. 15 – Oct. 26 Fee: $159No lessons Monday, Oct. 8 Fee: $132

Session 2: Oct. 27 – Dec 14 Fee: $159No lessons Nov. 20-26 Fee: $132Day Time Day TimeSAT 1:30 – 2:45 pm SAT 2:45 – 4:00 pmSUN 12:30 -1:45 pm SUN 1:45 - 3:00 pmM* 10:30 -11:45 am M* 6:00 – 7:15 pmM* 7:15 – 8:30 pm TU 9:00 -10:15 am TU 10:15 -11:30 am W 9:00 -10:15 am W 10:15 -11:30 amF 9:00 -10:15 am

Intermediate DrillsExperienced paddle players and highly skilled tennis players will drill each week honing their paddle skills. We will focus on strategy, positioning, shot placement, and screen play. Instructor approval required.

Session 1: Sept. 15 – Oct. 26Session 2: Oct. 27 – Dec. 14

Day Time FeeW 10:30 - 11:45 am $159F 10:15 - 11:30 am $159

Junior Paddle and PizzaCome join other future paddle players for a fun afternoon of instruction, games, and pizza. Ages 7+ are welcome and will be divided by age and ability.

Dates: Oct. 15 – Dec. 17

Ages Day Time Fee7+ Mon 4:00 – 5:15 pm $162

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FAMILY LAST NAME____________________________________________________________________ DATE_____________________

ADDRESS_______________________________________________ CITY______________________________ ZIP__________________

PRIMARY PHONE_________________________________________ CELL PHONE___________________________________________

EMAIL ADDRESS_________________________________________________________________________________________________

VERIFICATION OF RESIDENCECompletion of this form & payment confirms that the above information is true and the persons reside at the address listed.

PLATFORM TENNIS MEMBERSHIP FORM - Village of Hinsdale Parks and RecreationMail-in or Drop–off:Village of Hinsdale - lower level19 E Chicago Ave, Hinsdale

Fax:630/789-7016

Online:www.villageofhinsdale.org/pr

Questions630-789-7090No phone registration

PAYMENT INFORMATION – check one: oCash oCheck oVisa oMasterCard oAmerican Express oDiscover

Card No. ______________________________________________________________________ CSV # ___________ Exp. Date __________________

Cardholder’s Signature __________________________________________________________________________________________________ I give permission to charge the listed total to my credit card.

DIRECTIONS1. COMPLETE and CLEARLY PRINT all information. 2. Make check payable to Village of Hinsdale. 3. Read and sign the Waiver below.

Passes will only be issued to children that are old enough to play. No passes will be issued to children under age 5.

SEASON PASS FEES:*additional player pass fees may apply. A $50 late fee applies beginning Nov. 1.

Resident Individual ........ $200* Non-Resident Individual ......... $300*Resident Family .............. $250* Non-Resident Family ............... $375*

Fee includes renewal of current FOB. New key FOB’s are $25 each.

First/Last Name Date Of Birth Total Fee FOB Renewal

1 o Yes o No

2 o Yes o No

3 o Yes o No

4 o Yes o No

5 o Yes o No

TOTAL FEES $

WAIVER AND RELEASEI have read this form carefully, and am aware that by signing this form and registering and participating in, or registering my minor child/ward for and allowing his or her participation in the Programs listed above on this form: (hereinafter referred as the “program”).

I am WAIVING and RELEASING all claims for myself and my minor child/ward arising out of such registration and participation. In consideration of the Village of Hinsdale (the “Village”) accepting me and/or my minor child/ward as a participant in the Program, I hereby agree as follows:

ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK OF INJURY AND LOSS: I have fully informed myself of all of the details of the Program and have received satisfactory answers to all questions I have concerning the Program and the risks inherent in the Program and believe and represent that I and/or my minor child/ward have the necessary abilities, skills and knowledge to participate in the Program. I recognize and acknowledge that the Program involves risks of bodily injury, death and property loss. I hereby agree to, and do, assume the full risk of any injuries, including death, and of any property loss and of all expenses, costs, damages and losses that I, or my minor child/ward on whose behalf I am signing, may sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with or associated with the Program.

WAIVER AND RELEASE OF CLAIMS: I hereby agree to, and do, waive release and relinquish all claims, demands, rights of action, damages, liabilities and controversies of every kind, known and unknown, present and future, that I, or my minor child/ward on whose behalf I am signing, may have against the Village and its officers, agents, servants, employees, insurers, related or affiliated individuals or entities, successors and assign arising out of, con-nected with, or in any way related to the Program or my minor child/ward’s participation therein.

INDEMNITY AND DEFENSE: I hereby further agree to indemnify and hold harmless and defend the Village and its officers, agents, servants, employees, insurers, related or affiliated individuals or entities, successors and assigns from any and all claims, lawsuits, demands, damages, liabilities, losses and expenses, including attorney’s fees and administrative expenses, of every kind, known and unknown present and future, arising out of, connected with, or in any way related to my or my minor child/ward’s participation in the Program.

EMERGENCY CARE: In the event of an emergency, I authorize the Village to secure, from any licensed hospital, physician and or other medical personnel, any treatment deemed reasonable and necessary for myself and/or my minor child/ward’s immediate care and agree that I will be responsible for payment for any and all such treatment rendered.

I have read and fully understand the above WAIVER & RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS and execute it of my own free will and without any reservation whatsoever.

Sign Here: ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Date_____________________ Signature of parent, guardian, or an adult participant 18 years or older

Participation will be denied if the signature of adult participating/parent/guardian and date are not on this waiver.

o By checking this box, I agree to allow Hinsdale Parks and Recreation to provide my email address to Hinsdale Platform Tennis Association and the current Paddle Pro.


Village of Hinsdale | Parks & Recreation • REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Registration OptionsMail-In RegistrationsComplete your program registration form, including signing the waiver and mail with payment in the form of check or credit card.

Hinsdale Park and Recreation DepartmentPROGRAM REGISTRATION19 E. Chicago AvenueHinsdale, IL 60521-3489

Drop Off RegistrationsCome to the Recreation Department located in the Memorial Building during normal business hours to complete your program registration form or drop your completed registration in the overnight box located in the front of the Memorial Building.

Fax RegistrationsComplete your program registration form, include your credit card information, sign the waiver and fax the registration form to (630) 789-7016.

On-Line RegistrationsLog on to the Village of Hinsdale’s website at http://www.villageofhinsdale.org/departments/parks_and_recreation/ and register for any recreation program on-line. You can register for classes and check availability on-line. On-line registrations close at noon one business day prior to the start of the class. On-line registration is not available once the class starts. The credit card information is secure. See page 38 for details.

NO TELEPHONE REGISTRATIONS ACCEPTED

Registration Policies1. Individuals may only register members of their immediate

family.

2. Proof of residency is required at the time of registration. Residency is defined as those persons living within the corporate limits of the Village of Hinsdale.

3. The Park and Recreation Department reserves the right to cancel, postpone or combine classes as needed.

4. A program may be cancelled due to insufficient registration. A household credit will be issued.

5. Refunds/credits will not be made unless the Parks and Recreation Department cancels the program or a physician’s excuse is presented. There will be a $5.00 service charge on all cancellations. Refunds issued after a class starts will be prorated in addition to the service charge.

6. All times, dates and locations of programs are subject to change.

7. All registrations must be paid in full with cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, American Express or Discover and the Waiver signed.

8. If the {Co-Op} symbol appears, please be aware that this program enables us to provide high quality and convenient programs by joining forces with other towns or organizations. The maximums shown are available openings for Hinsdale Parks & Recreation only. Actual class sizes could be larger.

9. All registrants are expected to follow the Village of Hinsdale Code of Conduct. Please contact the Parks and Recreation for more information.

On occasion, Village staff may photograph or videotape participants in programs/classes, or at park events/facilities. These photos are for Village of Hinsdale use only, and may be used in publications, brochures, pamphlets, flyers, on-line,

Facebook or videos.

Individuals with disabilities who have questions regarding or who intend to participate in any of the activities or programs of-fered by the Village of Hinsdale, and who require accommodations to allow them to participate, should contact Heather Bereckis, Superintendent of Parks and Recreation at (630)789-7092.

Refund Policy• Full refunds/credits will not be made unless the Parks and Recreation Department cancels the program or a physician’s excuse is

presented. • There will be a $5.00 service charge on all other refund/credits for all cancelled programs unless the program is cancelled by the

Parks and Recreation office.• Refunds/credits issued after the start date of a class will be prorated in addition to the service charge.• Programs cancelled by either the Parks or Recreation Dept. or by the client will automatically go on your household account as a

credit balance unless otherwise specified. • Refunds or credits will not be given after the second class for any program.• Refund checks will not be issued under $25.00. All refunds will be returned in the form of a check and takes 4 – 6 weeks. All requests

for refunds must be in writing.• Pool memberships, visit passes and private swim lessons are NOT refundable.

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REGISTRATION FORM - Village of Hinsdale Parks and Recreation

FAMILY LAST NAME____________________________________________________________________ DATE_____________________

ADDRESS_______________________________________________ CITY______________________________ ZIP__________________

PRIMARY PHONE___________________________________________ WORK PHONE________________________________________

CELL PHONE______________________________________________ EMERGENCY PHONE___________________________________

EMAIL ADDRESS_________________________________________________________________________________________________

VERIFICATION OF RESIDENCECompletion of this form & payment confirms that the above information is true and the persons reside at the address listed.

Mail-in or Drop–off:Village of Hinsdale19 E Chicago Ave, Hinsdale

Fax:630/789-7016

Online:www.villageofhinsdale.org/pr

Questions630-789-7090No phone registration

Code Program Name T-Shirt Participant’s Name Gender D/O/B Fee Size M/F

TOTAL FEES $

PAYMENT INFORMATION – check one: oCash oCheck oVisa oMasterCard oAmerican Express oDiscover

Card No. ______________________________________________________________ CSV #________________ Exp. Date ______________________

Cardholder’s Signature ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ I give permission to charge the listed total to my credit card.

Do you need any special accommodations to participate in a program?_________________________________________________________________If yes, please attach an explanation of the needed accommodation. Two week notice is required to ensure accommodations.Do individuals registering for programs have any allergies or dietary restrictions? Describe _________________________________________________

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WAIVER AND RELEASEI have read this form carefully, and am aware that by signing this form and registering and participating in, or registering my minor child/ward for and allowing his or her participation in the Programs listed above on this form: (hereinafter referred as the “program”). I am WAIVING and RELEASING all claims for myself and my minor child/ward arising out of such registration and participation. In consideration of the Village of Hinsdale (the “Village”) accepting me and/or my minor child/ward as a participant in the Program, I hereby agree as follows:

ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK OF INJURY AND LOSS: I have fully informed myself of all of the details of the Program and have received satisfactory answers to all questions I have concerning the Program and the risks inherent in the Program and believe and represent that I and/or my minor child/ward have the necessary abilities, skills and knowledge to participate in the Program. I recognize and acknowledge that the Program involves risks of bodily injury, death and property loss. I hereby agree to, and do, assume the full risk of any injuries, including death, and of any property loss and of all expenses, costs, damages and losses that I, or my minor child/ward on whose behalf I am signing, may sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with or associated with the Program.

WAIVER AND RELEASE OF CLAIMS: I hereby agree to, and do, waive release and relinquish all claims, demands, rights of action, damages, liabilities and controversies of every kind, known and unknown, present and future, that I, or my minor child/ward on whose behalf I am signing, may have against the Village and its officers, agents, servants, employees, insurers, related or affiliated individuals or entities, successors and assign arising out of, connected with, or in any way related to the Program or my minor child/ward’s participation therein.

INDEMNITY AND DEFENSE: I hereby further agree to indemnify and hold harmless and defend the Village and its officers, agents, servants, employees, insurers, related or affiliated individuals or entities, successors and assigns from any and all claims, lawsuits, demands, damages, liabilities, losses and expenses, including attorney’s fees and administrative expenses, of every kind, known and unknown present and future, arising out of, connected with, or in any way related to my or my minor child/ward’s participation in the Program.

EMERGENCY CARE: In the event of an emergency, I authorize the Village to secure, from any licensed hospital, physician and or other medical personnel, any treatment deemed reasonable and necessary for myself and/or my minor child/ward’s immediate care and agree that I will be responsible for payment for any and all such treatment rendered.

I have read and fully understand the above WAIVER & RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS and execute it of my own free will and without any reservation whatsoever.

Sign Here: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Signature of parent, guardian, or an adult participant 18 years or older Date

Participation will be denied if the signature of adult participating/parent/guardian and date are not on this waiver.


Village of Hinsdale | Parks & Recreation • GENERAL INFORMATION

COMMUNITY RECREATION ORGANIZATIONSThe Community HouseThe Community House is a private not-for-profit organization which enriches the quality of life for people of all ages, providing exciting new learning experiences, recreation, counseling support and hundreds of volunteer opportunities throughout the area. The Senior Center at the Community House provides activities such as Bridge, book discussions, exercise classes, retired men’s roundtable and group trips.

The Youth Center is operated by the Community House. It offers activities and drop in services to High School and Middle School Students. The Youth Center is located at 8th and Madison Streets in Hinsdale.

415 W. Eighth StreetHinsdale, IL 60521Phone: (630) 323-7500

Hinsdale Little LeagueSport: Youth BaseballAge: 6-12 years oldDates: Last Sat., April/Mid JulyContact: [email protected]

American Youth Soccer OrganizationSport: Youth SoccerAge: K-15 years oldDates: Spring: April-June Fall: Sept-OctContact: AYSO Hot Line (630) 654-2976 or www.aysohinsdale.org

Falcon FootballSport: Youth Tackle FootballAge: 4th-8th Grade BoysDates: Aug 1-Oct 30Contact: admin@ hinsdalefalcons.com

Illinois Girls Lacrosse AssociationSport: Girls LacrosseAge: K-14Contact: www.iglax.org

Hinsdale/Clarendon Hills Flag FootballSport: Youth Flag FootballAge: 10-11 years oldDates: 1st week, Sept to 1st week, NovContact: (630) 323-7500

Hinsdale Tennis AssociationSport: TennisAge: Children-AdultsDates: May-AugustContact: Tom Lockhart (630) 404-1256

Hinsdale Platform Tennis AssociationSport: Platform TennisContact: Marty Brennan (708) 246-2274

Hinsdale Swim ClubSport: Competitive SwimmingAge: 6-18 yearsDates: Late Sept-Early AprilContact: Matt Rowe

www.hinsdaleswimming.org

Hinsdale Chamber of Commerce 22 East First StreetHinsdale, IL 60521Phone: (630) 323-3952

Hinsdale Historical SocietyThe Hinsdale Historical Society was formed to preserve and promote the history of Hinsdale. Its restored 1870 museum houses. The Society headquarters offers tours, programs for adults and children as well as house research and extensive archives.

The Hinsdale Historical Society is located at 15 S. Clay Street, Hinsdale.

Phone: (630) 789-2600

Register on line at http://www.villageofhinsdale.org/departments/parks_and_recreation/

If you have registered for any programs or pool memberships in the past, your household will be in the database. • Do not set up another household. • The default user name is your home phone number (all 10 digits with no spaces or

dashes). If you don’t have a home phone number, that number will be the cell number used on the registration form.

• The default password is your last name. • You may change these once you log in.• You must have a birth date for each household member in order to register.

If you are a new client, you can set up your household by using the ‘new user’ link.• Set up your household with just a primary adult household member.• The rest of the family members can be added once the household is created. • You can view information as a guest without having to set up a household.

On-Line Registration InformationOnce you have logged in, you can search activities, renew pool memberships and check availability of KLM Lodge and picnic pavilions.

When you use the ‘my account’ tab, you have the capability of viewing registration history, changing family data and printing rosters or calendars for your family. This is a valuable tool if you lose your registration information.

The Parks and Recreation department website and Facebook will have the most up-to-date information regarding class changes or cancellations.

Follow the Parks & Recreation Department on line with Facebook. Updates on special events, new programs, field status and other exciting news can be found there. Check out photos of past special events. www.facebook.com/HinsdaleParksAndRecreation

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GATEWAY SPECIALRECREATION ASSOCIATION

15W431 59th StreetBurr Ridge, IL 60527Phone: 630.325.3857

Fax: 630.325.3891TDD: 630.628.2352

www.ray-graham.org

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Gateway Special Recreation Association promotes the full participation of people with disabilities in meaningful activities that maximize their health, well-being and quality of life. Recreation is a central component of a healthy lifestyle. This philosophy is carried our through all our recreation opportunities for people with disabilities.

GATEWAY SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:

• Special Olympics Sports• Bowling• Swimming Lessons• Fitness Programs• Gateway Drama• Tuesday Travelers• Teen Social Clubs• Summer Camps

• Afterschool Programming• Northern & Southern Area

Social Clubs•AutismSpecific

Programming• Horsemanship• Dances, Special Events &

Outings

AND MANY OTHER EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES!!

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