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Shrewsbury
Parks and Recreation
2014 Fall Program Guide
Fall Festival
September 27
Make a
Difference Day
October 25
PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT The Shrewsbury Parks and Recreation Department will provide well-rounded, quality
programs and significant resources by anticipating and responding to customer needs,
while enhancing the sense of a close safe community for all current and future participants.
AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT We encourage people of all abilities to participate in the programs and to use the facilities
we offer. If a program modification will make an activity accessible for you or a family
member, our staff will be happy to speak with you to make the necessary
accommodations. Please do not hesitate to let us know how we can help you enjoy your
experience.
NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICY The City of Shrewsbury does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, sex, color, religion,
national origin, disability, veteran status, ancestry or any other status protected by law.
CODE OF CONDUCT The City of Shrewsbury expects reasonable and appropriate behavior from those who visit
and use the facilities and participate in activities. The Parks & Recreation Department has
established a code of conduct to ensure safety and enjoyment and reserves the right to
deny admission and/or take disciplinary action against any individual violating the code of
conduct. A violation includes, but is not limited to, the use of obscene language or gestures,
disorderly conduct, theft, public intoxication, use of drugs, sexual misconduct, indecency,
harassment, failure to cooperate with staff, possession of weapons of any kind, non-
compliance with established policies and rules, an unlawful activity and any other behavior
deemed offensive or unacceptable. Staff will enforce this code of conduct.
POLICIES
MISSION
Mission &Policies
GENERAL INFORMATION
Frank Graf
Maureen Hoock
Sue Kreigshauser
Greg Meyer
ELECTED OFFICIALS
Mike Bahlinger
Todd Basler
Mark Belgeri
Julie Dueber
Jill Duvall
Elmer Kauffman - Board Representative
Director of Parks and Recreation - Chris Buck
Recreation Supervisor - Lauren Kopp
Recreation Assistant/Facility Coordinator - Alison Stoehner
Maintenance Supervisor - Skip Zaiger
Maintenance Staff - Harold Crossland, John Kaiser & Rufus Thomas
Mayor - Felicity Buckley
Alderman Ward 1 - Elmer Kauffman & Sam Scherer
Alderman Ward 2 - Ed Kopff & Rick Steingruby
Alderman Ward 3 - Mike Travaglini & Chris Gorman
CITY STAFF
Director of Administration - Jonathan Greever
Director of Public Works - Tony Wagner
Director of Finance - Danielle Oettle
Police Chief - Jeff Keller
Fire Chief - Bill Fox
PARKS & RECREATION STAFF
PARK COMISSION
BUILDING INFORMATION
Hours of Operation
October– April May– September
Mon– Fri. 6am-8pm Mon– Fri. 6am-8pm
Saturday 9am– 4pm Saturday 9am-2pm
Sunday 11am– 5pm Sunday Closed
Building Address
5200 Shrewsbury Ave
Shrewsbury, MO 63119
314-647-1003
PASS INFORMATION
The Rec Pass includes use of the gym during open play, the weight room, and game room.
Passes are valid for one year from date of purchase. All guests must be
accompanied by a pass holder. Resident Non - Resident
Family Pass $170 $230
Individual Pass $80 $146
Senior Family Pass $28 $103
Senior Individual $18 $68
Guest (14 & younger) $2
Guest (15 & Older) $3
This pass includes same access as the Rec Pass plus admission to the Shrewsbury Family
Aquatic Center. Passes are valid for one year from the date of purchase, only available to
Residents of Shrewsbury.
Family Pass $250
Individual Pass $145
If you have not gotten a new pass card yet, please stop by the parks front
desk. Everyone will need a new ID card.
REC PASS
SUPER REC PASS
Pool Pass
Resident Non - Resident
Family Pass $170 $350 (first 4, $25 each additional person)
Individual Pass $85 $200
Senior Individual FREE $ - -
Guest (15 & younger) $2
Guest (16 & Older) $3
Resident Pool ID $10
Nanny Pass $100
Daily Admission (with valid ID card or Resident Rec Pass)
Ages 3-15 $3
Ages 16 and up $4
Ackfeld Park Ackfeld Park consists of a total of 6.8 acres
of land. It is located at the intersection of
Shrewsbury Avenue and Sutherland Ave.
behind the Police and Fire Station. The park
has a ball field and two tennis courts. A
sand volleyball court is located east of the
aquatic center parking lot.
Brinkop Brinkop Park’s 3.4 acres are nestled in a
beautiful residential area west of the
intersection at Nottingham and Laurella.
The park also has a playground, ball field,
multi-purpose court, pavilion, and
restroom facility.
Hartry Park Hartry Park is the smallest park located in the
City of Shrewsbury. The park is one acre of
pure enjoyment and is located at 4100 Exeter
Ave. There is a playground and a multi-
purpose court for all to use.
Park & Pavilion
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Wehner Park Wehner Park is Shrewsbury’s largest park
consisting of 31.8 acres. This park contains
three ball fields, one soccer field, two
pavilions, two playgrounds, and two tennis
courts. Wehner Pavilion is located at 7600
Hazel Ave., and the Festival Site Pavilion is
located at 5200
Lenox Ave.
To rent a pavilion, please contact Alison at 314-647-1003
PARKS & PAVILIONS
Grand Ballroom: Our grand ballroom is an ideal
place to host a wedding reception or trivia night.
The room seats up to 240 guests “party style” and 300
guests “theater style”. This room includes a prep
kitchen, stage, two bars and a parquet dance floor.
The openness of this room will make any event grand!
Multi-Purpose Room: Our multi-purpose room is perfect
for reunions, holiday parties, dances, anniversaries,
birthdays and more. This room seats up to 200 guests
“party style” and up to 250 guests “theater style”. A
prep kitchen is available for storing and/or reheating
food. Additionally, the room has a built in stage area
that can be utilized for presentations, or announce-
ments. There’s plenty of room to move around and min-
gle, so make your next party a hit in our multi-purpose
room.
Meeting Rooms: For your next important meeting or special
gathering, we’ve got you covered. We have four meeting
rooms that hold up to 40 guests “party style” and up to 60
guests seated “theater style”. We also have one meeting
room holds up to 80 guests “party style” and up to 120 guests
“theater style”. A small prep kitchen available upstairs for all
meeting room rentals.
Deposit Resident Non-Res. Add. Hours
Meeting Rooms 1,3,4,5 $50 $25/hr $30/hr
Meeting Room 2 $50 $40/hr $55/hr
Multi Purpose Room:
Sun-Fri
$100 $400/5hr $550/5hr $80/R $110/NR
Multi Purpose Room:
Saturday
$100 $500/5hr $650/5hr $100/R $130/NR
Ballroom : Sun-Fri $200 $600/5hr $800/5hr $120/R $160/NR
Ballroom: Saturday $200 $700/5hr $900/5hr $140/R $180/NR
FACILTIY RENTAL
To rent a room please contact Alison at 314-647-1003
Adult Activities
Springfield, IL Trip
Join us in the land of Lincoln.
We’ll start our day at the Lincoln
Home National Historic Site,
where the Abraham Lincoln
family lived for seventeen years. We’ll enjoy
lunch at the Chesapeake Seafood House lo-
cated in the John McGredy Mansion. We’ll
end our day with a visit to the Lincoln Presi-
dential Museum. Amazingly well– preserved
artifacts tell the entire life story of our nation’s
16th President. Registration includes
transportation by motor coach, tour
admissions and lunch.
Date: Wednesday, September 24th
Time: 8am– 5:15pm Pick up:
Fee: $60
Jefferson City
Take a ride with us to Jefferson City for the
More Talking Less Walking Mystery Prison
Tour. We are going to start off our trip with
a tour of the Missouri State Penitentiary. Af-
ter the tour we are going to enjoy a variety
of sandwiches and sides at Canterbury Hill
Winery. After lunch to conclude our trip we
will tour the Capitol Building. Registration
includes transportation by motor coach,
admission to both the tours, and lunch.
Date: Tuesday,
November 4th
Time: 7am–
5:15pm
Fee: $75
Christmas Rocks
For the 42nd consecutive year, the
popular 250-voice CMI CONCERT
CHOIR will present their annual
concert series at Chaminade
College Preparatory School. It’s called
“Christmas Rocks,” featuring favorite
selections to launch the holiday season in
this Branson quality performance. We will
be eating lunch at Schneithorst Restaurant
before the show. Trip includes lunch, motor
coach transportation and tickets to the
show.
Date: Saturday, December 6th
Time: 11:15am– 6:15pm
Fee: $70
Stone Hill Winery
Come join
us for this
exciting trip
to wine
country. Nestled
among the rolling
hillsides of the Missouri
River, in countryside reminiscent of
Germany’s Rhine Valley, is the little town
of Hermann. Perched prominently on one
of these hills, with a commanding view of
the village, is Stone Hill Winery. After the
tour we will stop for lunch at Concert Hall
and Barrel. Trip includes lunch, motor
coach transportation and tour.
Date: Tuesday, January 13th
Time: 8am– 3pm
Fee: $55
Pick up for all these activities will be at Webster
Groves Community Center. Additional pick up
at Kirkwood, call for times if interested.
JOIN THE SHREWSBURIANS!
We invite all Shrewsbury residents ages 55 and
older to come socialize with others in the
community! Learn about upcoming day trips and
activities, enjoy entertainment and refreshments.
We also celebrate major holidays with our
wonderful catered lunches.
Meetings are held the second Monday of each
month at 12 noon.
Contact the City Center 314-647-1003.
National Preparedness Class
This September is National Preparedness Month (NPM). The City of Shrewsbury has committed to participate in National Preparedness to increase preparedness throughout the U.S. The event, now in its ninth year, is a nationwide, month-long effort hosted by the Ready Campaign and Citizen Corps, encouraging households, businesses and com-munities to prepare and plan for emergencies. The city of Shrewsbury is participating this year by offering a National Preparedness Month Toolkit presentation. Free class, pre-registration required Date: September 4th Time: 6:30-8pm
Shrewsbury Holiday Bazaar
We’re rockin’ the holiday shopping!
Goodies and gifts, treats and sweets,
bling and other things! A variety of
vendors will be present for you to
start shopping for unique and
handcrafted items. Attendance
prizes will also be given out. If you are interested
in being a vendor please contact Lauren at
Date: December 13th
Time: 10am-4pm
Fee: Free to attend
Ameristar Casino St. Charles
Try your luck at Ameristar
Casino which boasts the
largest selection of slot ma-
chines and table games in
metro St. Louis. Venture
through the 130,000
square-foot casino with 3,300 slots and
games, including a live poker room. Take
advantage of the $5 credit for $20 offered
to our group. A bountiful buffet is included
to dine at your leisure. You must bring a
photo ID. Space is limited so sign up early.
Date: Sept. 30th & Nov. 18th
Time: 8:45am-2:30pm
(At Casino from 10:00 – 2:00p.m.)
Fee: $29
Adult Activities
Card Club
Meet us at the City Center for some Pinochle,
Bridge and other card games. The relaxed atmos-
phere and light snacks make for an enjoyable
morning. Drop in players welcome; come early to
get your spot.
Date: 2nd Wednesday of every month
Time: 10:00am
Fee: $2.00
Make a Difference Day
This day serves as a call to action in the
Shrewsbury/Webster Groves community.
From yard work to food drives we will
challenge ourselves to make a
difference in someone else’s life. We in-
vite Boy/Girl Scout troops, High school
groups, church groups and anyone who
is looking to make a Difference. All par-
ticipants will receive a free t-shirt and
lunch. If you would like to lead a project
or would like to volunteer please
contact Alison at 314-647-1003.
Date: October 25th
SPECIAL EVENTS
Stories In the Park
If you love reading and being outdoors, stories in the park is for you! Join us at the Wehner Pavilion for a story
and an activity. This is a free event but registration is required. Ages 2-5
Dates: September 17th (register by Sept. 15th) and 24th (register by Sept. 22nd) at 10am.
Shrewsbury Night at the lanes
Join us Friday, September 12th, 6pm-10pm at Shrewsbury Lanes 7202 Weil Ave, for Shrewsbury Night at the
Lanes. Take advantage of special pricing, free soda and popcorn for bowlers!
$50 per lane for all you can bowl and shoe rental
Up to 6 people per lane
Lane reservations will be taken in advance for one or multiple lanes, $10 lane deposit
SHREWSBURY FALL FESTIVAL
Bring your family and friends out to Wehner Park on September 27th
for the Annual
Fall Festival .
FOOD—MUSIC—GAMES—HAY RIDES and much more family fun!
Adventure Nights
These activities are a great opportunity
for your kids to join their friends for a fun
themed night once a month. Each
month we will coordinate games, crafts,
and much more in the spirit of that
month’s theme. See below for this ses-
sions themes!
October 24th– Halloween Spooktacluar
November 21st– Calling all Superhero’s
December 19th– The North Pole
Registration deadline is the Tuesday be-
fore each activity.
Time: 6:30-10pm
Ages: 4-10
Fee: $15 registration
American Girl Tea Party
The honor of your presence is requested for
afternoon tea! Girls, invite your favorite
American Girl doll (or any special doll) to an
American Girl Tea Party. Tea, beverages and
delicious delights will be served. There will be a
special craft and photos of the children with
their doll will be taken as a memorable keep-
sake. Must register by October 20th.
Ages 7-10
Date: October 25th
Time: 2-4pm
Fee: $20
Come join us as we become the music
makers, and the dreamers of dreams!
Shrewsbury community theater presents
Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka! Tickets are on
sale
October 5th and can be reserved by
calling 314-647-1003. The production will
be
November 6-9th. To find out more infor-
mation on Shrewsbury Community Thea-
ter email Lauren at
Youth Activities
Pre-School Open Gym is back! Kids are able to
come play with fun bikes, balance beams, balls,
and don’t forget to read a book from our new
book nook. $2 per child and free for rec pass
holders. We meet every Tuesday thru Thursday
from 10am-12pm.
Frozen Party
Do you want to build a snowman? Come on
let’s go and play at the Frozen Party! Come
dressed in your ball gown and enjoy royal
games, treats, and crafts.
Date: November 15th (Please register by Nov.
11th)
Time: 2-4pm
Fee: $20
Ages: 5-10
SPORTS LEAGUES
St. Michaels Athletic Association St. Michaels offers youth sports programs for children who
are residents of Shrewsbury.
Baseball: Jay Laue [email protected]
Volleyball: Marcia Paynter
Basketball: Joseph Moore [email protected]
Soccer: Dan Kellogg
Lacrosse: Mark Calandro
Happy Feet Soccer
Join us for an indoor
introductory soccer
class at the Shrewsbury
Gym. This is a 6 week
class with the last week
being parents vs. kids scrimmage. Each
player will need to bring a water bottle,
soccer ball, and shin guards if they choose.
No cleats please.
Ages 3-5
Dates: Saturdays from
Sept. 20th– October 25th
Times: 9-9:45am
Fee: $35
Co-ed Volleyball
Join us for co-ed
volleyball on
Sunday nights at the Shrewsbury Gym.
Teams are scheduled to play 8 games,
plus playoffs. Players must be 18 years
and up. Limited space. Call today to
sign up!
Begin Date: October 12th– December
14 (no games November 30)
Game Times: 6:30, 7:30, & 8:30pm
Fee: $160 per team
Shrewsbury Adult Bowling League
Have you ever wanted to bowl in a
bowling league? Here is your chance
to try! Starting September 16th– Oc-
tober 21st. Teams of 4 will bowl 3
games each night. Trophies will be
awarded at the end of the league
for the City Championship.
$72.00 per bowler Shrewsbury Youth/Adult Bowling League
Do you have a kid interested in bowl-
ing? Join us for the Shrewsbury
Youth/Adult Bowling League Sunday
afternoons at 3pm starting September
21st. Teams are compromised of 2 bow-
lers, one youth (under 18) and one adult
(18 and over). Trophies will be awarded
at the end of the league.
Season lasts for 6 weeks
3 games per week
$120 a team
Weights for Women Are you a woman interested in having a weight
training routine? We have the answer! This class
will provide you with all of the basic knowledge of
weight training along with proper instruction.
These high intensity weight lifting routines will tone
you up and will have you dropping those extra
pounds in no time! This class will require you to
bring your own equipment.
Dates: Ongoing
Time: Tuesday & Thursday 5:30pm-6:30pm
or Sat. 9:30am-10:30am
Ages: 18 and up
Fee: $50/R and $55/NR for a 10 class punch card.
combines the total body
conditioning benefits of aero-
bics with the fun of dance. Each one hour class
is taught in a follow-the-leader style. Arrive a few
minutes early to any scheduled class and let us
know you are a new student to receive a spe-
cial discount.
Schedule:
Mon- Thurs, Sat 8:30am & 9:35am
Mon-Thurs 4:30pm & 5:45pm
(no babysitting at 5:45pm)
Sunday 8:30am, 9:35am & 3:00pm
(no babysitting on Sundays) For more information, please contact Kim Truka
at 314-369-6526 or visit the website:
www.jazzercise.com
ZUMBA® Combo Want to shake up your fitness
routine? Try ZUMBA®, for a Latin
inspired cardio workout. Have
FUN exercising while learning new
steps like salsa and mambo
(combined with traditional move-
ments too!)! The last 15-20 minutes of class will
focus on abdominal/core strengthening and fi-
nally stretching. Bring a towel, mat and water.
Date: Ongoing Thursdays (Starts Sept.5th)
Time: 6:00– 7:00pm
Ages: 16 & up
Fees: $50/R and $55/NR for a 10 class punch
Tai Chi True health & wellness comes from integrating
the whole person– body, mind, & spirit. The slow,
dance-like speed of Tai Chi creates balance,
flexibility and calmness. Class includes warm-ups
that detoxify the body, postures that stimulate
every gland and organ, and movements that
loosen up every joint in the body.
Dates: Wednesdays
Session I: Sept. 3– Oct. 22
Session II: Oct. 29– December 17
Session III: Jan. 7– Feb. 25
Time: 1:30pm–2:30pm
Fee: $60
FITNESS
St Louis Kali-Silat Martial Arts This class covers a full spectrum of
martial arts styles, from the traditional to unique
blended systems. Core arts explored are: Jeet
Kune Do, Kali, Silat, Muay Thai, Kick-Boxing, Tae
Kwon Do, and ground fighting. This class is meant
to enhance your martial arts knowledge. All styles
and experience levels are welcome.
Dates: Monthly, Tues and Thurs
Times: 6:00pm-7:50pm
Fee: $10 per day or $60 per month
Grandmaster Han's Youn Wha Ryu Taekwondo We offer traditional martial arts with a modern
approach to fitness and training. Whether for fun,
fitness or self defense, you will find Youn Wha Ryu
a challenging and rewarding experience! Belt
promotion available. Children and adults.
Taught in a family atmosphere.. Discounts for ad-
ditional household family members. Dates: Wednesdays
Times: 7:30-8:30pm
Fee: $25 per month
For more information visit: http://younwhastl.com
(BAT 101) Behavior in Training
Orientation Seminar This dynamic introductory class will teach
you how dogs learn and how to manage
common behavior issues. Attendance in
this seminar is required before beginning
any entry-level class listed below but there
is no obligation to register for any other
class. Some students find this seminar is all
they need to get started training with their
dog at home. Do not bring your dog! This
presentation is for owners only.
Dates: Call 314-832-3647 for dates,
Time: 6:30pm-8:30pm
Fees: $20 per Household
Register: www.gsltc.org
Register: www.gsltc.org
Puppy Kindergarten / Elementary Puppies 8 to 14 weeks start in the Puppy
Kindergarten class where
puppies are socialized to many
different people, puppies, surfaces and
sounds in a safe learning
environment. Puppies 15 weeks to 6
months join the Puppy Elementary class
and participate in the AKC
Socialization Training Activity &
Responsibility (S.T.A.R) Puppy
Program (open to all dogs of any
background).
Dates: Ongoing
Times: Monday and Thursday 7:00-8:00pm
Tuesdays 8:00-9:00pm
Fees: $90 for 5 classes
Pre - Req.: Attend the BAT 101 Seminar
Foundation Manners Any dog 4 months and older can start in this
class and learn the basic skills of a well-
mannered dog or the foundation skills for a
competition companion. Dogs learn attention
and focus, being handled, leaving things
when asked, sitting politely to greet people,
relaxing on a mat, coming when called,
waiting at doorways, staying in place and
walking past distractions.
Dates: Ongoing
Times: 8:15pm–9:15pm
Mondays and Thursdays
Fees: $90 for 5 classes
Pre - Req.: Attend the BAT 101
Seminar
Rally and Competition Obedience These are advanced classes for dogs that
have already learned foundation skills. These
classes teach the skills needed to compete in
AKC Rally and Obedience competitive
sports. These are great classes if you are
looking for a fun challenge for you and your
dog or you are already an obedience
enthusiast who enjoys the thrill of competition
sport. All dogs can now compete in AKC
events, including mixed breeds so any well-
mannered dog with the required basic skills is
welcome.
Dates: Check the website
Times: 7:00pm – 8:00 pm Wednesdays
Fees: $108 for 6 classes
Register: www.gsltc.org
DOG TRAINING