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Office of the Director

City Hall

228 S. Massachusetts Ave.

863.834.6035

Cleveland Heights Golf Course

2900 Buckingham Ave.

863.834.4653

Coleman-Bush Building

1104 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave.

863.834.3350

Beerman Family Tennis Complex

1000 E. Edgewood Dr.

863.834.2374

Gandy Pool

404 Imperial Blvd.

863.834.3157

Kelly Recreation Complex

404 Imperial Blvd.

863.834.3284

Lake Mirror Complex

121 S. Lake Ave.

863.834.2280

Picnic Reservations

Lake Parker & Peterson Park

Corporate Pavilions Only

863.834.2233

Public Library

100 Lake Morton Dr

863.834.4280

Larry R. Jackson Branch Library

1700 N. Florida Ave.

863.834.4288

Simpson Park Community Center


863.834.2577

Simpson Pool


863.834.2286

Director of Parks & Recreation

Bob Donahay

863.834.6089

Deputy Director of

Parks & Recreation

Pamela Page

863.834.6035

Superintendent of Parks

Mac McCarty

863.834.2281

Superintendent of Recreation

Bob Glass

863.834.2281

City Librarian

Lisa Lilyquist

863.834.4280

Superintendent of Cemeteries

Tom Wheatley

863.834.3287

Golf Course General Manager

Brock Witmyer

863.834.2379

FACILITIESSTAFF

Director of Parks & Recreation

Bob Donahay

863.834.6089

Deputy Director of

Parks & Recreation

Pamela Page

863.834.6035

Superintendent of Parks

Mac McCarty

863.834.2281

Superintendent of Recreation

Bob Glass

863.834.2281

City Librarian

Lisa Lilyquist

863.834.4280

Superintendent of Cemeteries

Tom Wheatley

863.834.3287

Golf Course General Manager

Brock Witmyer

863.834.2379

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If you currently use the City’s Recreation Facilities, and want to register for classes online, grab your scan card and let’s get started.

Go to www.lakelandathletics.net and select the tab for the type of programming you would like to register for. (Classes are organized by start date.)

Select the name of the class to get more detailed information.

Once you have chosen the class you are interested in, select “Register” at the far right of the row.

If you have not used the online registration before, a user name and a password must be set up. Once that is done you can log in. On the next screen check the box to agree to the terms including the 2.8% fee.

Continue to the next screen. If you have a scan card for the participant enrolling in the class/program enter the number on the back. (Note: You must use the scan card for the person participating in the class. Each individual has their own scan card; therefore, a parent cannot use their scan card to register their child for a class.)

If you don’t have a scan card, you can enter your information into the yellow fields for the participant.

Now, you can either proceed to checkout or add additional registrations. Feel free to call 863.834.3284 if you have questions or problems with online regsitration.

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KELLYRECREATIONCOMPLEX404 IMPERIAL BLVD • 863.834.3284

Established in 1983, Kelly Recreation Complex has been providing

recreation opportunities to the community of Lakeland for over

25 years. This facility houses an expansive cardio theatre, multi-

level fitness area, several classrooms, as well as a 12,000 square

foot gymnasium. For those seeking outdoor recreation, eight

lighted tennis courts are also available. This spacious facility

provides the residents of Lakeland access to a diverse selection of

recreation activities.

Registration at the Kelly Recreation Complex is required for all

activities and classes. Due to limited enrollment, pre-registration and

pre-payment is recommended and sometimes required for classes.

All fees must be paid by cash or check only.

**Online registration is available for most classes check page 4-5

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*Fees are for fitness and gymnasium activities ONLY, class fees are separate.

Fees: $3 per Visit • $40 per 20-Visit Gym & Fitness Room Pass (Purchasing a pass saves you money!)

Guests: Out-of-City $4 • Out-of-State $5All guests must check in upon entering the Kelly Recreation Complex and sign a waiver of liability to participate.

Weekend Pass (5pm Fri - 5pm Sun)

$20 per 16-Visit Gym & Fitness Room Pass

User Check-in: All users must check in before being permitted to use the fitness areas and gymnasium. New users will be required to register in the participant program and will be issued an identification tag. Lost ID tags are subject to a $1 replacement fee.

Ab/Body Sculpting A non-cardio training, toning & strengthening workout for you early risers that want to get a jump-start on the busy day ahead without the intimidating setting of a weight room. This class utilizes hand weights, body resistance and high repetitions. Ab/Sculpting is termed multi leveled because you choose the weight of dumbbells used.Aerobics RoomTUES | THURS • 6-6:45amTUES • 5:40pm – 6:30pmSAT • 8-9am$3 per class or $30 per 16-visit passAmy “AJ” Jackson Boxing for LifeA high-impact cardio-fight fitness program. Participants can burn between 600 and 800 calories per class. It incorporates fight routines, free weights, resistance training, and cardio into a high-energy motivational hour! Participants only need to wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes, boxing gloves and hand weights are provided. Everyone is welcome and this is perfect for all; young, old, experienced, and beginners!Aerobics RoomTUES • 6:30-7:30pmTHURS • 5:30-6:30pmFRI • 5:30-6:30pmSAT • 9:15-10:15am$6 per classPaul Thomas, Jane Waters-Thomas, Melissa Borchers

Senior Shape UpLow impact exercise especially designed for adults/seniors. Emphasis on several areas: stability and developing core strength; create upper body strength and coordination while improving your cardiovascular strength; improve your balance and strength skills with balance-challenging exercises and moves. Weights/dynabands are provided.Aerobics RoomMON | WED | FRI • 8:30-9:30amTUES | THURS • 9-10am$3 per class | $35 per 16-visit passRosie Oxford

—Tai Chi ChuanRejuvenate and unwind while working on your breathing and flexibility, all while toning up.Creative Movement RoomTUES | THURS • 8:30-9:30am (Advanced) 9:30-10:30am (Beginners)$4 per classRudy Abel —YogalatesYogalaties balances, harmonizes, purifies, and strengthens the body, mind, and soul. This Pilates style builds strength, increases flexibility and promotes inner peace. These exercises blend breathing and movement in accessible and enjoyable routines. Wear loose, comfortable clothing.Activity Room | Aerobics RoomMON • 5:30-6:30pmWED • 6:30-7:30pm | SAT • 8-9am$5 per classBrittany Kuhlmann

(Ongoing Activities and Classes) *All instructor-led activity and class fees are set by each individual instructor. In addition, the admission fee paid for activities and classes does not include access to the cardio room, weight rooms or any other ongoing activities. This access may be gained by paying a separate fee.

The minimum age requirement is 15 years old. Participants 12-14 years of age may work out if accompanied by a parent or guardian, 18 years old and up. Anyone under the age of 12 cannot use the fitness rooms due to insurance requirements. All participants are encouraged to consult a physician before beginning any exercise program.

Co-Ed Cardio Room: Work out in our cardio room featuring Cardio Theatre and Precor & Track Master machines such as cross trainers, upright & recumbent bikes, steppers, treadmills, rowers and more! The theatre consists of 8 flat screen televisions on different stations for your entertainment. Standard 3.5 mm headphones are required for the audio. Participants may bring their own headphones or purchase a pair for $8 at the front desk.

Co-Ed Weight Room: Top quality Magnum weight machines, including leg extension, leg sled, cable-cross over, biceps, chest press, free-weight stations, and more.

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QigongImproves energy circulation, mental clarity, focus, fertility, emotional balance and healing. Great for Athletes, healthcare practitioners, those battling cancer, chronic pain or other illnesses. It circulates as much blood flow as if you went jogging.CLASSES RESUME IN AUGUST—Zumba/Zumba ToningDitch the Workout and Join The Party!Distress after a long day—This is so much fun you will not even know that you are working out. You do not have to know how to dance to join into the magic rhythms of the Zumba music, the beat of the African drums, the Latin sounds of Samba, Salsa, Merengue, Cha Cha and more. The Zumba music and choreography incorporates all genres including belly dance, latin and now your favorite top '40s. This class gives you a lot of benefits. With continued participation, many lost their excess weight while building a toned and lean dancer's body. This season, we will take on Zumba's new ABS and GLUTES program as well as TONING. Come have fun and party while getting into shape. Instructor is PT/Certified Dance/Zumba Instructor with 20 years of experience.Creative Movement RoomTUES | THURS (Toning) • 5:30-6:30pm$5 per classSusan Staton • [email protected]—PickleballA fun game that’s played on a badminton court with the net lowered to 34” at the center. It is played with a perforated plastic ball (similar to a whiffle ball) and wood or composite paddles. It is easy for beginners to learn, but can develop into a quick, fast-paced, competitive game for experienced players. New players are always welcome. Indoor and outdoor courts available.GymnasiumMON-THURS • 9am-12pm$2 per participant$30 - 20 Visit Pass—Walking ClubCALL FOR SCHEDULINGWalk in the air-conditioned comfort of the Kelly Recreation Basketball Gymnasium while visiting with friends and neighbors.Basketball GymNo Charge

Nia FitnessNia is a sensory-based movement practice that draws from martial arts, dance arts and healing arts. It empowers people of all shapes and sizes by connecting the body, mind, emotions and spirit.Creative Movement RoomMON • 5:45-6:45pm$5 per classPam Winkle

Loumba/Cardio DanceYou will be amazed how much fun it is to accomplish all sorts of fun dance moves… and dance to your favorite oldies as well as some of the HOTTEST NEW MUSIC including Latin and pop! Lou Gardner has designed all dances to accommodate anyone who wishes to avoid “impact” movements – You may choose to “stay grounded” or feel free to add as much intensity as you like. The first 15 minutes of each class is instruction and/or review and drill of steps and combinations… Soooo… you can start anytime! You will not be disappointed! (Lou is always willing to meet newcomers early, prior to class start time, for some one-on-one instruction.)Creative Movement RoomSUN • 2:30-3:30pm$4 per class—Strength ExpressStrength Express is based on slow-method, high-intensity strength training principles. Movements are performed slowly to obviate any momentum or acceleration, thereby ensuring maximum safety, efficiency and effectiveness of each and every exercise. SAFETY is a top priority! Your muscles do all the work while at the same time your joints and connective tissues are protected from injury. In every exercise you will adhere to the rule: Lift the weight in accordance with joint and muscle function within the constraints of safety. The class also includes two short intervals of high-intensity cardio as the final component before cooling down and stretching.Aerobics RoomSUN • 3:35-4:20pm$6 per classLou Gardner

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OUTDOOR TENNIS AND PICKLEBALL COURTSDAILY FEES: MON-SAT • NO CHARGE BEFORE 5PM • $6 COURT FEE AFTER 5PMSUN • NO CHARGE

PERSONAL TRAINING OPTIONS:(THE FOLLOWING PERSONAL TRAINERS ARE APPROVED TO TRAIN ON SITE)

PHILLIP VALERRIANI | JENNIFER LEWIS | MIKE FRANKLIN | DEANNE DeFORESTINDIVIDUALS SEEKING PERSONAL TRAINING SERVICE MAY CONSULT THE FONT DESK FOR OUR APPROVED PERSONAL TRAINERS CONTACT INFORMATION.OUR STAFF ARE NOT CERTIFIED PERSONAL TRAINERS, BUT THEY ARE KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT THE EQUIPMENT AND HOW IT IS USED.

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ADULT DANCE CLASSES

YOUTH DANCE CLASSES

ADULT FITNESS ACTIVITY

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CLASS INSTRUCTOR DAY TIMES FEE (PER SESSION)

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Ballroom-Latin-Swing Mary Dague T Beginner • 7-8pm Intermediate • 8-9pm

$64 pg 11

Belly Dance • Day Classes Sandi Silverman M Beginner-Advanced • 9:30-10:30am $72 pg 11

Belly Dance • Night Classes Sandi Silverman W Beginner • 6:45-7:45pm Intermediate • 7:45-8:45pm Advanced • 8:15-9:15pm

$72 pg 11

Belly Dance Pro Invitation Only

Sandi Silverman W 5:45-6:45pm $72 pg 11

Line Dance W 10-11am $1 per class pg 11

Line Dance (INTERMEDIATE) F 10am-12pm $1 per class pg 11

Line Dance (BEGINNER) F 2-4pm $1 per class pg 11

New York Salsa Eddie Benitez M Beginner • 7-8pm | Intermediate • 8-9pm $48 pg 11

Senior Ballroom Gerald Eaton M 2-4pm $4 per class pg 12

CLASS INSTRUCTOR DAYS & TIMES FEE (PER SESSION)

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Ab/Body Sculpting AJ (T,TH) 6-6:45am • (T) 5:40-6:30pm • (Sat) 8-9am $3 | $30 • 16 visits pg 7

Boxing for Life Jane Waters Paul Thomas Melissa Borchers

(T) 6:30-7:30pm • (TH) 5:30-6:30pm (F) 5:30-6:30pm • (Sat) 9:15-10:15am

$6 pg 7

Senior Shape-Up Rosie Oxford (M,W,F) 8:30-9:30am • (T,TH) 9-10am $3 | $35 • 16 visits pg 8

Tai Chi Chuan Rudy Abel (T) 8:30-9:30am • (TH) 9:30-10:30am $4 pg 8

Yogalates Brittany Kuhlmann (M) 5:30-6:30pm • (W) 6:30-7:30pm • (S) 8-9am $5 pg 8

Qigong Tanya Bouffard (M,W) 7:30am $5 pg 8

Zumba/Zumba Toning Susan Staton (T,TH) 5:30-6:30pm (Toning on Thursday) $5 pg 8

Lumba / Cardio Dance Lou Gardner (Sat) 9-10am • (Sun) 2:30-3:30pm $4 pg 8

Strength Express Lou Gardner (Sun) 3:30-4:15pm $6 pg 8

Pickleball (M-TH) 9am-12pm $2 or $30 (20 visit) pg 9

Walking Club (M-F) 6-8am Free pg 9

Nia Fitness Pam Winkle (M) 5:45-6:45pm $5 pg 8

Dance Party Fitness Mary Correa (M) 6:30-7:30am $5 Adult$2 Kids 12-18 (with adult)

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Pre-Ballet (Ages 3-5) Rosie Oxford Extended Program - days and times on pg 15 $30 per session pg 15

Ballet (Ages 4-7 & 7-12) Extended Program - days and times on pg 15 $30 per session pg 15

Hip Hop Brian Win Extended Program - days and times on pg 15 $20 per session pg 15

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adult dance classesBallroom – Latin – Swing DanceBallroom dancing is hot!!! Couples or singles are invited. Everyone dances!Pre-registration is highly recommended.BeginnerLearn to dance the basic steps of the popular ballroom dances: Smooth and romantic dances: Waltz, Tango and Foxtrot and Sassy Latin rhythms: Salsa, Cha Cha, Rumba and the All-American Jitterbuggin’ Swing.IntermediateThis class is for those that completed the beginner’s course and are ready for more variety and confidence in their dancing.Creative Movement RoomTUES (12 weeks) • Jun 3 - Aug 197-8pm Beginners8-9pm Intermediate/Advanced$48 per personMary Dague • [email protected]—Belly Dance – Day ClassesBeginner – Intermediate Use of Finger cymbals, veils, and costuming are included in these lessons of ancient mystical dance. Belly dancers have the opportunity to exhibit their talent at various performances.Creative Movement RoomMON (12 weeks)Apr 7 - Jun 23 | Jul 7 - Sep 29(No Class: Sep 1)9:30-10:30am • Beginner10-11am • Intermediate - Advanced$72 per personSandi Silverman—Belly Dance – Evening ClassesBeginner – Intermediate – Advanced - ProUse of finger cymbals, veils, and costuming are included in these lessons of ancient mystical dance. Belly dancers have the opportunity to exhibit their talent at various performances.Creative Movement RoomWED (12 weeks)Apr 9 - Jun 25 | Jul 9 - Sep 245:45-6:45pm (Invitation Only) Pro6:45-7:45pm Beginner7:45-8:45pm Intermediate8:15-9:15pm Advanced$72 per sessionSandi Silverman

Belly DancingBy AppointmentFor adults that choose not to participate in the group classes. These classes involve the use of finger cymbals, veils and costuming not provided by the instructor. Belly dancers have the opportunity to exhibit their talent at various performances. Sandi teaches with a great deal of energy and patience. She makes dancing fun and easy to learn.MON (6 weeks)11am-2pm (1 hour slots)$250 per sessionSandi Silverman—Line DanceChoreographed dances set to music. No partner necessary, but some experience required.Creative Movement RoomWED • 10-11am$1 per class—Line Dance - IntermediateChoreographed dances set to music. No partner necessary, but some experience required.Creative Movement RoomFRI • 10am-12pm$1 per class—Line Dance - BeginnerCreative Movement RoomFRI • 2-4pm$1 per class—New York Salsa on 1 Intro & Beginners Level 1Salsa is an easy and fun Latin dance. From introduction to Salsa to Intermediate Salsa. Learn the basic, styling, spins and much more. Very motivated and easy going instructors make sure you’re having fun while you learn. No partner necessary but useful. * Private lesson available* Creative Movement RoomMON (6 weeks)Jun 16 - Jul 21 | Aug 4 - Sep 87-8pm • Beginners | 8-9pm • Intermediate$42 per session/time slotEddie Benitez


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Senior Ballroom Dance ClassesA few basic dances you can learn include but not limited to: Two-Step, Fox Trot, Jitterbug, Tango, Cha Cha, Waltz, RumbaCLASSES RESUME IN SEPTEMBER

Quilting for Adults - All LevelsFor the beginner to the advanced quilter. The instructor will have a planned sample quilt for beginners or more advanced projects are available. Students may bring in their own project or get help working on a project already in progress. A list of supplies will be given at the first class. **Must sign up for one or both time slots**.Arts and Crafts RoomTUES (5 weeks)Jun 3 - Jul 1 | Aug 19 - Sep 161-3pm or 7-9pm$36 per session/time slotRobin Morelli—Bridge and AA Game ClubPlaying Bridge sharpens the mind! It has been proven to slow down the onset of Alzheimers. Beginners welcome Call Frank for more information at (239)404-6852.Duplicate BridgeActivity RoomSUN • 1pm$5 per sessionFrank Murphy—American Sewing GuildThe American Sewing Guild is a non-profit organization dedicated to people who believe sewing is a rewarding and creative activity. The Guild welcomes members of all skill levels. Come learn new skills and network with others who share an interest in sewing. The opportunity to contribute to community service sewing projects is our common thread. Please call for information before you come. In2nd MON • 10amRobin Morelli • 863.838.6411

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Old Time Comedy and Drama Players SeminarIt's big band music to sing along to, old-time comedy routines, Abbot and Costello, Laurel and Hardy, Three Stooges and Marx Brothers—Interactive comedy at it's best. Come join us for an evening of entertainment. Come laugh at others or be a star yourself!Arts & Crafts RoomMON • 4-6pmJun 16 • $20 Chris Lenamon • 863.255.7358—Comedy Shop SeminarEnjoy comedy at its best, with old-time and new comedy routines, all while learning to create your own material. Come join us and be part of the act at the best comedy shop in Lakeland!Arts & Crafts RoomMON • 4-6pmJun 30 • $20 Chris Lenamon • 863.255.7358—Guitar for BeginnersYou think you want to give it a try? Come on -- In 6 weeks you will be strumming chords, reading music and playing songs. If you have tried playing the guitar and are confused, then this is the class for you! Youth WelcomeArts and Crafts RoomSAT (6 weeks) • 11am-12pmApr 26 - May 31 | Jun 7 - Jul 12Jul 19 - Aug 23 | Aug 30 - Oct 4 $76 per sessionJay Nerove • 863.514.0417Call the instructor for scheduling for

intermediate or advanced classes and private lessons

—Lakeland Chess ClubArts & Crafts Room1st, 2nd & 4th Mon • 7-9pm$1 per player—Learn to Draw- Japan Anime ClubAges 10 and upLearn basic and advanced techniques in drawing Anime style. Polish your skills and learn new ones. Make your characters pop. Must possess some drawing skills and desire to grow them. Bring a sketchbook, drawing pad, loose leaf paper, a 3 ring binder (any size) and something to draw with.Arts and Crafts RoomFRI (5 weeks) • 6-8pmMay 9 - Jun 6 | Jun 20 - Jul 25 Aug 8 - Sep 5 | Sep 19 - Oct 17$75 per studentAnwar Wilkersonclubanimeartist.blogspot.com

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youth dancePre-Ballet Dance Play (Ages 3-5)Teaching creative play and socialization through dance movements, the child learns poise and balance through stretching and breathing. Dancers learn direction, grace, poise, tempo and how to work as a group. Also, they learn isolation, focusing on one part of the body. These can be simple movements to an adult, but a small child can have difficulty putting coordination, rhythm, and tempo all together.CLASSES RESUME IN SEPTEMBER—Ballet (Ages 4-7 and 7-12)Creative Movement RoomWED (6 weeks)5-5:30pm • Ages 4-7 • $30 per session

SAT (6 weeks) 9-9:30am • Ages 4-7 • $30 per session

Patrick Patriots Twirling CorpsAges 5 and UpInstruction from the basics through to competition. Also, prepare for high school tryouts! March in parades, perform at civic events and prepare for competitions. Both group and individual routines! Email: [email protected] for more information. Aerobics RoomWED (5 weeks)Beginners • 3:30-4:30pm Intermediate • 4:30-5:30pmAdvanced • 5:30-6:30pmSep 3 - Oct 1 | Oct 8 - Nov 5Nov 12 - Dec 17$30 per sessionBarbara Patrick—Hip HopCreative MovementSAT (6 weeks)Apr 26 - May 31 | Jun 21 - Jul 26Aug 16 - Sep 20Ongoing Monthly Class9-10am • Ages 8-1210-11am • Ages 13-18Class participation determined by students’ abilities$30 per sessionBrian Win

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martial artsJudo: KodokanImperial Dragon Judo ClubMartial Arts RoomMON | THURS • Ongoing6:30-7:30pm • Ages 5-157:30-9pm • Ages 16+$20 per monthPhilip Beytell—Karate for KidsTraditional Karate with emphasis on self-esteem, respect, confidence and physical fitness. Competition team training available.Martial Arts RoomMON | WED • Ongoing4:30-5pm • Ages 5-75:05-6pm • Ages 8-12$50 per month (5-7 yrs)$75 per month (8-12 yrs)Angela Boatright —Karate for Teens and AdultsAges 13 and UpPersonal development through the study of Wado-Ryu Karate. Perfection of character through mental thoughness, physical fitness and self-defense. Instructors have over 40 years combined experience teaching and competing worldwide.Activity RoomMON | THURS • 7-8:30pm$10 per class or $50 per monthAngela Boatright | Jay Boatright shuharidojo.com —Taijutsu / Bujinkan of Central Florida Ages 13 and UpA complete martial art with no emphasis on tournaments, sports techniques, or artificial rules. It focuses on reality training for today’s situations. This class uses relaxed natural body movement, not relying on speed or strength to resolve a conflict. Isaac has 20 years of martial arts experience.Martial Arts Room | Arts & Crafts RoomTHURS | FRI • 6:30-8:30pm$10 per class or $40 per monthIsaac McKeithenwww.bujinkanofcentralflorida.com

Shorin-Bushido Karate and Ki-Shin-Kai AikidoAges 14 and UpThe Shorin-Bushido dojo is a new martial arts school focusing on classical Karate and Aikido. Emphasis will be placed on self defense and traditional Japanese/Okinawan training methods, as well as the cultural and spiritual philosophy that shaped those arts. All participants interested in improving their health, well-being and broadening their horizons are welcome. The instructor, Butch Bonner has 30 years experience in martial arts. For more information, please visit: www.shorin-bushido.comMartial Arts RoomTUES (Karate) • 6:30-8:30pmAerobic RoomTHURS (Aikido) • 6:45-8:45pm$8 per class or $40 per month (Both Classes)$25 per month (One Class)Butch Bonner—HapkidoA dynamic and eclectic Korean martial art of self-defense that employs joint locks, punches, kicks, throws and weapons. Hapkido is a complete martial art and also provides physical conditioning which improves balance, posture, flexibility, timing, quickness, muscle tone, joint strength and most importantly: confidence through physical and mental discipline. Mr. Wilkerson has 30 years of martial arts experience. To learn more, visit www.johnwilkerson.com/hapkidoMartial Arts RoomWED • 6:30-8:30pm $8 per class or $25 per monthJohn Wilkerson—Imperial Lakeland Fencing ClubFencing is a sport that the entire family can enjoy and practice. You can get a great workout, work towards a scholarship or compete in the Olympics. It teaches you patience, respect, agility, poise and a combination of physical and mental strategy. Creative Movement RoomTHURS • 7-9pm | SAT • 11am-2pm $10 per class or $40 per month

These programs will increase self-esteem, boost confidence, refine coordination and teach respect for self and others. The opportunity to compete and progress through graduated belt ranks will be provided with each individual style.


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Dance Party FitnessCome dance your way to fitness in this fun and energetic aerobic class. You'll have so much fun listening to today's hits that you won't even notice the calories you are burning. What better way to start your week than a class to get your heart pumping than having fun at a Dance Party.Aerobic RoomMON • 6:30-7:30pm$5 Adults • $2 Kids (ages 12-18 w/ adult)

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YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE

Registration Begins May 1$40 per player (Ages 15-17)

Thursday Night Games • June 20 - August 15

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BEERMANFAMILYTENNISCENTER1000 E. EDGEWOOD DR • 863.834.2374

The Beerman Family Tennis Complex, located at Edgewood Park, has

18 lighted hard surface tennis courts and two three-wall racquetball

courts. Edgewood Park also has an ADA Accessible playground area,

Common Ground. The complex is open Monday through Friday, from

8:00 am to 10:00 pm. Saturday and Sunday the courts will close at the

same time as Common Ground Playground. Usually this will be 6 p.m.

during the winter months and 8 p.m. during the Summer months. Call

for Pro Shop hours 863-834-2374, Fax Number 863-413-2373.

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Junior & Adult Group ClinicsGroup lessons are offered for both beginner and intermediate juniors (ages 8-18) and adult (ages 19 and up) tennis players. The beginner class teaches fundamentals, while the intermediate class focuses on skill improvement. The classes are limited to 12 participants and begin the first Tuesday of each month. Pre-registration is required. Registration can be done at the Pro shop, Kelly Recreation Complex, or online at www.lakelandgov.net/parkrec.

Tues-ThursApr 1-17 | May 6-22 | Sep 2-18 | Oct 7-234-5pm • Tiny Tots Beginners (Ages 5-7)4-5pm • Junior Beginners5-6pm • Junior Intermediates7-8pm • Adult Beginners & Intermediates$30 per clinicRay Schick**PLEASE BRING A NEW CAN OF TENNIS BALLS**

Summer Youth Tennis ProgramThese programs involve lessons, instruction and competition in Polk County Jr. unranked tennis league matches throughout the summer.Jun 16 - Aug 8Beginners: $35Intermediate/Advanced: $45

Tiny Tots (Age 5)Boys & Girls • Fri • 9-10amBeginners (Age 6-7)Boys & Girls • Fri • 10-11amBeginners (Age 8-10) • 9-10amBoys • Mon, Wed | Girls • Tues, ThursBeginners (Ages 11-13 & 14+) • 10-11amBoys • Mon, Wed | Girls • Tues, ThursIntermediate (Ages 10+) • 1-2:30pmBoys • Mon, Wed | Girls • Tues, ThursAdvanced (Ages 10+) • 2:30-4pmBoys • Mon, Wed | Girls • Tues, ThursRound Robins (Ages 10+) • Fri • 1-4pmIntermediate Boys and GirlsAdvanced Boys and Girls

Lakeland Summer JR. TournamentAug 6-710-18 and Under Divisions | Girls and Boys —Ledger JR. Super SeriesSep 13-1510-18 and Under Divisions | Girls and Boys

Adults 19 and OverTennis is the sport for a lifetime of fun and fitness. Come join our leagues for all abilities. The Polk County Tennis Association League consists of 12 tennis facilities and clubs in Polk County. For information on leagues, please call Dave Beerman at 834-2374.Ladies • Tues-Thurs • 9am-12pm | Wed • 7-9:30pmMen’s • Tues-Thurs • 7-9:30pmMixed Doubles • Mon • 7-9:30pmSingles • Tues • 6-7:30pm | 7:30-10pmLeague Play (Adults) • Sep-Dec | Jan-May | Jun-Aug

Organizational meeting: Sep 16 • 7pm

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COLEMAN-BUSHBUILDING1104 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. AVE • 863.834.3350

The Coleman-Bush Building is a recently renovated and redesigned,

multi-purpose facility with attractive amenities including several

rooms serving as rental space, meeting rooms, classrooms, and a

dance studio. This building is a fitting location for a wide range of

events including weddings, receptions, reunions and many other

types of gatherings. Also, many educational and recreational classes

are offered and we are always looking to expand our class offerings.

If you or someone you know is interested in teaching a class, please

contact the facility!

Just a reminder - registration is required for all classes and activities;

pre-registration is highly recommended and encouraged. All fees

must be paid by cash or check only.

Hours of Operation:Mon-Fri • 8am-5pm (Classes and meetings after 5pm)Sat & Sun • Open for scheduled events only

Neighborhood Services:Housing Rehab/Code Enforcement: 863.834.3360

NAACP: 863.682.8879

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAYTutoring (Grades K-8)4-5:30pm

Tutoring (Grades K-8)4-5:30pm

Tutoring (Grades K-8)4-5:30pm

Piano (Ages 6+)5:30-7pm

Piano (Ages 6+)5-6:30pm

Tae Kwon Do (Ages 5+)5:45-6:45pm

Zumba - Toning5:45-6:45pm

Zumba5:45-6:45pm

Ballet 1 - Beginning 5:30-6:15pm

Computer Skills For Adults4-6pm

Tae Kwon Do (Ages 5+)5:45-7:15pm

Company Ballet6-7pm

Company Tap7-8pm

Praise Dance7-8pm

Jr. Company Ballet6:45-7:30pm

Tap 1 - Beginning On Stage • 6:15-7:15pm

Jr. Company Tap7:30-8:15pm

CLASSESQUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

MONTHLY MEETINGS @ COLEMAN-BUSHPaul A Diggs 3rd Tues • 6:30-8:30pmColeman-Bush Boosters 1st & 3rd Wed • 10:30am-12pmWebster Neighborhood 2nd Thurs • 7-9pmNAACP Youth 2nd & 4th Thurs • 6-7pmNAACP 2nd & 4th Thurs • 7-9pmG. Leggett 3rd Thurs • 7-9pmFaith In Action (Seniors) 4th Thurs • 10:30am-12pmFaith In Action (Board Meeting) 1st Mon • 6-7:30pmCrystal's World of Dance Parent Night 3rd Thurs • 6-7pm

tutoring & pianoAfter School TutoringTutoring is provided to K-8th graders by certified PCSB teachers. Participants receive help in Reading, Mathematics, Language Arts, and Computer Skills. Help with homework is also provided.Tues-Thurs • 4-5:30pmTues - Grades K-2 | Wed - Grades 3-5 | Thurs - Grades 6-8Bernice & Morris Chestang/Regina CobbFall Tutoring Semester to mirror Polk County School Board Calendar —Piano/Keyboard ClassesStudents will engage in hands-on activities on the keyboard of the piano and in theory explorations; learn new piano/keyboard techniques; and play classical, popular, and religious songs. Wed • 5:30-7pm • Ages 7+ | Thurs • 5-6:30pm • Ages 6+$25 per month • NO CLASSES IN AUGUSTJoseph Hansberry | Debra Williams

PIANO & DANCE RECITALSUNDAY • MAY 18 • 3-5PMCOME OUT AND CELEBRATE WITH OUR YOUTHAS THEY DEMONSTRATE WHAT THEY HAVELEARNED IN CLASS

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ZumbaZumba is a Latin-inspired dance-fitness program that blends red hot international music and contagious steps to form a “fitness-party” that is a ton of fun and calorie-burning, too! The steps are easy to follow and modified so that anyone at any fitness level can follow along. This class is great for men, women, and children too.TUES | WED • 5:45-6:45pm • All Ages$5 per class/$30 monthly passMariana MoleroCertified Zumba & Toning [email protected]

Coleman-Bush Boosters Club(Mature Adults/Seniors)Our mission is to preserve and enhance the physical, cultural and historical environment within Northwest Lakeland;• Provide a support system for programs

and activities within Coleman-Bush Building.

• Establish a heritage place to house exhibits, materials, and information on local residents/structures present/past.

• Stimulate and promote ongoing intergenerational activities.

Coleman-Bush Boosters provide support for facility programs and projects.1st and 3rd WED10:30am-12pmDorothy Small, President

Tae Kwon DoLet’s put honor, respect, and discipline back in our community! Take advantage of this life changing sport today that everyone in your family can enjoy! NO CLASS IN AUGUSTDress code: to be discussed with instructorMON • 5:45-7:15pm • Ages 5+$25 per monthFranklin Watkins, Jr.

Praise Dance ClassesPraise Dance promotes education of biblical principles for dance. Students will be given technical training at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. Students will also be instructed in colors, flags and streamers along with liturgical and prophetic movement.Dress code: Black tights, pink or white t-shirt, loose pants or shorts and ballet shoesMON • 7-8pm • Ages 5+$25 per monthShelia Williams

HorseshoesEnjoy singles and doubles games.MON-FRI • 9am-4pmFree—ShuffleboardEnjoy the lively game.MON-FRI • 9am-4pm$1 cue rental available


TUES • 5:45-7:15pm • Ages 5+$25 per monthFranklin Watkins, Jr.

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crystal’s world of dance

Jr. Company BalletIntermediate dance form characterized by grace, precision of movement and by elaborate formal gestures, steps and poses.TUES • 6:45-7:30pm$26.50 per month—Jr. Company TapIntermediate Tap dance is both a form of dance and also an act of playing a musical instrumentTUES • 7:30-8:15pm$26.50 per month—Ballet 1Ballet is a classical dance form characterized by grace and precision of movement and by elaborate formal gestures, steps and poses.Black Leotard, pink or tan tights and ballet slippersTHURS • 5:30-6:15pm$26.50 per month —Tap 1Tap dance is both a form of dance and also an act of playing a musical instrument. Black Leotard, pink or tan tights, tap shoes, loose fitting pants and t-shirtTHURS • 6:15-7:15pm$26.50 per month —Company Ballet Participation based on instructor’s discretion.Black Leotard, pink or tan tights and ballet slippersTHURS • 6:15-7pm$26.50 per month —Company TapBlack Leotard, pink or tan tights, tap shoes, loose fitting pants and t-shirtTHURS • 5:30-6:15pm$26.50 per month

Crystal’s World of dance strives to increase artistic opportunities and provide outlets for the youth within the Lakeland community. Providing a unique approach to dance instruction, dancers receive professional training through a variety of dance techniques including Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Modern and African Dance and Drumming. Students are introduced to the skills of performing, stage presence and projection all while becoming motivated to perform and feel a need to dance! Crystal’s World of Dance offers two recitals annually, in conjunction with several community performances and competitions. It is the mission of Crystal’s World of Dance to expose each student to the world of dance through training and performances.

The students participate in several community performances such as- The Production of Clare and the Chocolate Nutcracker, The L. B. Brown Cultural Festival, The Evelyn Bryant Cultural Festival, and Black The Black Nativity. Students take pride in traveling to participate in training classes, workshops and to perform. Dancers have visited The Debbie Allen Dance Academy in California, The Broadway Dance Center in New York City, Total Dance in Atlanta, and Joy of Motion in Washington DC to name a few. In 2013, dancers traveled to Atlanta, GA to compete in the National Platinum Dance Competition and won 1st place in three different categories. At Crystal’s World of Dance we believe dance and the art of performing are powerful tools and should be used for making a positive change in the world!


Annual Dance Recital – Performers will be required to purchase their dance costumes, price list will be available 8 weeks prior to the annual dance recital.

For more information, call Crystal @ 863.409.9952

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for adultsComputer Skills for AdultsCome out to learn how to use a computer. This class builds on the skills acquired as related to the computer, applications of Word, copy/paste, spreadsheets.MON • 4-6pm$20 per monthKim Adams—Faith in Action North Lakeland, Inc.“Services to the Elderly”- There are always Solutions and we have the Resources to get Results. A forum for Seniors, allowing them to gather information and voice their concerns and problems; whether it is personal, medical, neighborhood or community in general (houses in neighborhood that need to be watched or problems with your electric bill, etc.).4TH THURS w/ Presenter10:30am-12pm (Lunch Served)Mildred S. McMillon, Exective Director(863) 686-0009—Community Partners Health Care Committee Is a group of health care and community professionals bringing education and awareness to minorities including the underserved in Lakeland for the purpose of narrowing the gap in the disparities in health care. The goal is empowering individuals to make positive changes that will ultimately benefit their personal health care.Educational Health Series Presentation offered: Aging Successfully, Abuse & Neglect, Death & Dying, Alzheimer’s Awareness, Dementia, Stroke Prevention, Mental Health Care, Complex Care giving, and Access to Health Care & Diabetes, and much more.Grace E. Hardy • (863) 393-4289—Monthly Parent Information NightLearn what it takes to be a "Volunteer for Dance," always be informed of the upcoming dance events, and learn how to assist with upcoming activities outside of practice.3RD THURS • 6-7pmCrystal Brown • (863) 409-9952


summer activitiesSummer Cultural Arts CampYouth have an opportunity to learn various Cultural Arts during the summer.Praise/Lyrical Dance,Visual Arts, Jazz, Modern, Hip Hop, Ballet, African Dance, Zumba.Thurs • 5:45 - 8pmJun 13 - Jul 25 (6 weeks)Age Groups: 5-7 | 8-11 | 12-18Registration Begins in MayLimited Space AvailableFREE —Summer TutoringTutoring is provided to Kindergarten through 5th Grades by certified Teachers. Participants receive help in reading, mathematics, language arts and personal computer skills.Mon-Thurs • 8:30-10am | 10:30am-12pmJun 16 - Jul 10 (4 Weeks)Regina CobbFREE —Ballet 1Ballet is a classical dance form characterized by grace and precision of movement and by elaborate formal gestures, steps and poses.Black Leotard, pink or tan tights and ballet slippersTUES • 5:30-6:15pm$26.50 per month —Tap 1Tap dance is both a form of dance and also an act of playing a musical instrument. Black Leotard, pink or tan tights, tap shoes, loose fitting pants and t-shirtTUES • 6:15-7:15pm$26.50 per month—Just-Us Girls (Building Your Personal Brand)Mission is designed for middle and high school youth to educate, motivate and empower young women to live up to their full potential through a unique style of mentoring.MON • 6-8pmFreeKrishawn Owens

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Coleman-BushBuilding HistoryColeman-Bush Building was designed to be a multipurpose physical facility for the social, economic, health, cultural, recreational, and educational needs of the growing community. Construction began on the then-named “Northwest Community Center “in 1974.In October of 1980, it officially became the Coleman-Bush Building. It was named after two gentlemen who were prominent members of the community. Charles A. Coleman was a Lakeland Commissioner from 1974 until 1978. He also served as mayor pro term in 1976 and mayor in 1977. Gow M. Bush was a well known physician. They were both active and involved in the local civic affairs.

This building has proven to be an important asset to the community and has continued to fulfill the objective set up all those years ago. It has provided office space for lease by non-profit organizations and meeting space for civic groups. Social events enhance the quality of the community life, so it is only fitting that the Coleman-Bush Building, a community cornerstone, hosts these events, as well. It also provides leisure time programming for the city’s residents. City of Lakeland Neighborhood Services & Housing Division replaced the rental suites, NAACP remains in the building.

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SIMPSONPARK1725 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. AVE • 863.834.2577

This gorgeous recreation facility features two multipurpose rooms,

game room, kitchen, separate men’s and women’s weight rooms,

study hall facility, computer center and a spacious gymnasium which

houses two full-size basketball courts. It is equipped with great outdoor

facilities as well, such as one tennis court, two basketball courts,

playground and a newly renovated softball field. This indoor/outdoor

facility allows the Parks and Recreation Department the opportunity

to provide comprehensive recreation programming to suit the varied

needs and interests of the North Lakeland Community. Instructional

classes, sports leagues, recreational play, fitness and special event

programming ensure constant activities.

Hours of Operation:Mon-Fri • 10am-9pm Sat • 8am-6pmSun • 11am-5pm

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classes. Due to limited enrollment, pre-registration and pre-payment is

recommended and sometimes required for classes.

VOLUNTEERSWe are always looking for volunteers to assist us with special activities,

events, tournaments, etc. Come by and fill out a form so we can

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DANCING WITH THE STARS Crystal’s World of dance strives to increase artistic opportunities and provide outlets for the youth within the Lakeland community. Providing a unique approach to dance instruction, dancers receive professional training through a variety of dance techniques including Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Modern and African Dance and Drumming. Students are introduced to the skills of performing, stage presence and projection all while becoming motivated to perform and feel a need to dance! Crystal’s World of Dance offers two recitals annually, in conjunction with several community performances and competitions. It is the mission of Crystal’s World of Dance to expose each student to the world of dance through training and performances.

The students participate in several community performances such as- The Production of Clare and the Chocolate Nutcracker, The L. B. Brown Cultural Festival, The Evelyn Bryant Cultural Festival, and Black The Black Nativity. Students take pride in traveling to participate in training classes, workshops and to perform. Dancers have visited The Debbie Allen Dance Academy in California, The Broadway Dance Center in New York City, Total Dance in Atlanta, and Joy of Motion in Washington DC to name a few. In 2013, dancers traveled to Atlanta, GA to compete in the National Platinum Dance Competition and won 1st place in three different categories. At Crystal’s World of Dance we believe dance and the art of performing are powerful tools and should be used for making a positive change in the world!

Men & Women Conditioning/Fitness RoomsMen: Top quality Pro Maxima weight machines including leg extensions, leg sled, cable-crossover, biceps, chest press, free weight station , treadmills, elliptical and more.Women: Top quality weight machines, various leg machines, squat rack, roman chair, outer thigh machine, treadmills, elliptical and more. Designated play area for toddlers and infants.Ages 18+ • $3 per visit • $40 (20 visit pass) —BasketballTimes of open play vary each week. Please check the posted onsite facility schedule to plan your activity. An Activity Card and Fee is required to play.All Ages • $3 per visit • $40 (20 visit pass)Free for Children 17 & under • MON-FRI (During School Year) • 2:30-5pm —Game RoomCome enjoy our large game room which includes: 2 pool tables, 1 bumper-pool table, 2 foosball tables, 2 table tennis tables, or watch television to pass time by with the other participants.All Ages • Free

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Activity Room A5:30-6:15pm Super Tots

6:15-7:15pm Jazz 1

7:15-8pm Jazz 2

special eventsCelebration of Life Balloon release (Honoring all Deceased Mothers) SAT, May 10 • 1pmSimpson Park Community Center FieldWe will provide FREE hotdogs, chips and drink Contact: Marquis Roberts or Valencia Sanders 834-2577

4th Annual Sylvester McArthur Softball TournamentThis will be a double elimination slow pitch softball tournament honoring the late great Sylvester McArthur.Jun 7 • Simpson Park Community Center$100.00 per team • Deadline for registration May 30thContact: Simpson Park Staff 834-2577

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Runway ModelsAn influential class on professionalism, creativity, dependability and a culturally viable approach to the “Art of Walking” and fashion show presentation.TUES • 6-7:30pm2nd/4th Sun • 2-3:30pmAges 8-18$3.50 per classLaWanda Bailey —Simpson Park Get Fit ClubInitial Member Fee • $30Monthly Fee • $10 —Table Tennis ClubThe Lakeland Table Tennis Association welcomes you to play competitive table tennis. Round Robin Tournaments on Sunday.L.T.T.A 2014 Tournament • Feb 21, 22WED • 6-8:30pmFRI • 6-8:30pmSUN • 12-4pm$2.50 per dayfloridatt.com/lakelandtt —Youth Basketball TrainingFRI • 5:30-6:30pm • Ages 4-9Boys and Girls Welcome$2 per participant

Cup Cooking/BakingThis program is designed to teach the basicas of cooking, kitchen etiquette and cleanliness. Free.2nd THURS • 5:30-6:30pmB. Smith/V. Sanders — Youth Help GroupThis group is geared towards kids that have faced crisis in their lives and meet with others that have faced similar problems. Free.2nd MON • 6pmAges 16+M. Roberts

High School BasketballFRI • 6:30-8:30pm$1 ONLY with scan card —Men's Basketball LeagueRegistration: May 1st - May 31st Age: 18 and upLeague begins: June 6thLeague ends: July 24th 8 game regular season plus playoffCost: $150.00 per team Each team can carry a 10 man rosterContact Dadrian Grier 834-2577—Adult Women's Basketball LeagueRegistration: April 1st - April 30thLeague starts: May 12th 8 game regular season plus playoffsCost: $ 150 per team 10 player roster Games will be played on MondaysContact : Marquis Roberts 834-2577

Basic SewingCome and learn basic sewing techniques and skills. Free.WED • 5-6:30pmFreeJanice Williams • 834-2477

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police athletic league The National Police Athletic League began back in 1910 when Captain John Sweeney of the New York Police Department had the insight to offer inner-city youth some positive experiences, which involved interaction with law enforcement officers. He began knowing that the program would influence the youth of his community. Law enforcement involvement and supervision at recreation sites such as ball fields, classrooms, and playgrounds helped to position these officers as friends.

Today, PAL serves more than 1.5 million youth nationwide between the ages of 4 and 18. The organization has over 300 law enforcement agencies serving over 700 cities and 1,700 facilities throughout the United States, including the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.

The Lakeland Police Athletic / Activities League Inc. (PAL) became incorporated in the State of Florida on October 14, 1993. Lakeland PAL began with only a few children participating in the program; Today, Lakeland PAL staff and volunteers mentor to more than 900 local children annually and supervise dozens of local volunteers.

Our Mission: The Lakeland Police Athletic / Activities League, Inc. (PAL) was formed to prevent juvenile crime and violence utilizing recreation-oriented juvenile crime prevention programs that relies heavily upon athletics, recreational activities, and education to help kids go right and stay right. Through our crime prevention programs, our mission and commitment is to "fill playgrounds, not prisons."

for more information, contact: Tim Abram, PAL Executive Director 863.834.8970www.facebook.com/policeathleticleague | follow us on twitter: @LakelandPAL

www.lakelandpal.org

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GANDY POOL404 IMPERIAL BLVD • 863.834.3157

Gandy Pool features a 10-lane, 25-yard short course heated pool

with a one-meter diving board and a 3-4 feet deep recreation pool.

A handicap ramp at 0-depth and a hydraulic handicap lift chair is

provided. Open year round.

***Amenities at Gandy Pool include vending machines (food and drink

permitted in pavilion areas only), lockers for personal belongings,

family restrooms, lap lanes/time clocks available, bleacher seating,

shower/changing rooms, PFD’s (personal floatation devices)

available for check out. Sorry, no refunds due to inclement weather!

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Summer Hours of OperationMon-Thurs • Lap - 5:30am-7pmOpen - 12-5:30pmFri • Lap - 5:30am-6pm | Open - 10am-6pmSat & Sun • Open/Lap - 11am-5pm

SPECIAL CLOSINGS:Mar 29-30Jun 8-9: Swim Meet | June 28-29: Swim Meet Additional dates may follow and will be posted.

Fee ScheduleItem PriceOpen/Lap Swim $3Open/Lap Swim – “Visit 20” (20 visits) $40Splashercise Class $2.50ProgramsJr. Lifeguard $125Dive In Movie $3 (pass accepted)Swim Lessons $40 per sessionAll sessions subject to weather conditions, alternate skills development will be provided. NO REFUND FOR SWIM LESSONS!!

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Splashercise • Led By AJJoin this low impact water aerobic workout geared for everyone. Shape up in refreshing crystal clear Gandy Pool. Don’t just exercise... Splashercise!Mon-Fri • 11-12pm$2.50 Remaining for open swim after class requires a re-entry fee of $3 or use of “20-Visit” pass —T-Bay/Lakeland SwimmingLakeland Area Aquatics Swim Team invites swimmers of all levels to participate. The team focuses on positive motivational development while gearing athletes to competition ready status. The Lakeland Area Swimming Swim Team is a USA Swimming registered team and is operational year-round. COACHING STAFF AVAILABLE.Mon-Fri • 6-8pm • Call to confirm practice sitesLee Stauffer | 863.660.3335 —Dive-In MovieJust like the Drive-In, but wetter! Pack your picnic basket and lawn chairs and enjoy an evening of movie watching at the Gandy Pool... or better yet in it! Bring your floats, rafts and inner tubes for an enjoyable night of movie watching in the pool. Free popcorn and drinks are served. The cost is $3.00 per person or use of “20-visit” pass. All movies shown are rated G or PG-13 and are subject to change. Doors open at 7p.m. and the movie begins at dark.No alcoholic beverages or glass containers are permitted. Coolers are subject to search before admittance to facility. Please call 834-3157 for more information.Apr 12, 26 | Jun 21 | Jul 26 • Movies TBA —Jr. Lifeguard CampDo you have a future lifesaver in your house? This program offers a great opportunity for strong young swimmers to spend quality time with qualified Lifeguard Instructors trained in all areas of Lifeguarding. This is a “skill-building” program that emphasizes healthy exercise, teamwork, and most of all Fun. This program also prepares your young swimmer for a professional career. Skill test must be passed to participate.Session I: Jun 9 - 20 | Session II: Jul 7 - 18Session III: Aug 4 - 14Mon-Fri | 8am-5pm$125 per session | Ages 12-16(must bring lunch or money for lunch)

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GANDY POOL SUMMERSWIM LESSON SCHEDULE*Lessons run Tuesday - Thursday (30 min)

MORNINGSession I Jun 10 - Jun 19 9, 10 & 11AMSession II Jun 24 - Jul 3 9, 10 & 11AMSession III Jul 8 - Jul 17 9, 10 & 11AMSession IV Jul 22 - Jul 31 9, 10 & 11AMSession V Aug 5 - Aug 14 9, 10 & 11AM

EVENINGSession I Jun 10 - Jun 19 6 PMSession II Jul 8 - Jul 17 6 PMSession III Aug 5 - Aug 14 6 PM

SATURDAY SWIM LESSONS*SATURDAY LESSONS ARE FOR ADULTS ONLYSession I Jun 14 - Jul 19 9 & 9:30 AMSession II Jul 26 - Aug 30 9 & 9:30 AM

*Classes may be combined or canceled based on the number or registrants

Registration for both pools is held at the Gandy Pool.

Registration made in person must be paid for by cash or check only; or online by credit/debit.

Registration forms can be downloaded ahead of time using the Aquatics website:

lakelandgov.net/parkrec/recreation/Aquatics.html

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Simpson Pool features a 10 lane, 50 meter long course pool and

separate diving well with two one-meter diving boards. A hydraulic

handicap lift chair is also available. ***Amenities at the Simpson

Pool include vending machines (food and drink permitted in

pavilion areas only), lockers for personal belongings, lap lanes/time

clocks available, bleacher seating, shower/changing rooms, PFD’s

(personal floatation devices) available for check out. Arm wings are

prohibited, lifejackets are available for use upon request.

Fee ScheduleItem PriceOpen/Lap Swim $3Open/Lap Swim – “Visit 20” (20 visits) $40Splash 25 Pass $25Dollar Days $1 (Registered Guest 17 & Under)

ProgramsSwim Lessons $40 per sessionAll sessions subject to weather conditions, alternate skills development will be provided. NO REFUND FOR SWIM LESSONS!!

Summer Hours of OperationMon-Fri Early Morning Lap Swim • 7am-10amLap Swim & Open Swim • 12pm-5pmSat & Sun • 11am-5pm

Group Swim is available at Simpson Park Pool for pre-reserved elementary groups K-5 from 10am - 12pm. To reserve group email [email protected] or call Gandy Pool for more information at 863.834.3157.

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BASKETBALLSUMMER TEEN BASKTEBALL LEAGUE • AGES 15-17Registration: May 1 - Jun 1 • League Begins: June 19 (8 Games + Tournament)League Night: THURS • League Fee: $50 • Draft: THURS, JUN 5 —SOFTBALLSUMMER SLOWPITCHRegistration: Apr 1 - Apri 25 •League Begins: May 12 (6 Games + Tournament)League Fee: $375MON – Men’s • TUES – Coed • THURS – Men’s & Men’s Church League WOMEN’S SUMMER SLOWPITCH SOFTBALLRegistration: Apr 1-May 9 • League Begins: May 28 (10 Games)League Fee: $400 • League Night: WED —FLAG FOOTBALLSUMMER 7 ON 7Registration: Apr 11 - May 9 • League Begins: May 19 (6 Games + Tournament)League Fee: $350 • League Nights: MON

FALL 7 ON 7Registration: Aug 22 - Sep 19 • League Begins: Sep 29 (6 Games + Tournament)League Fee: $350 • League Night: MON —KICKBALLCOED FALL LEAGUERegistration: Jul 11 - Aug 8 • League Begins: Aug 20 (12 Games + Tournament)League Fee: $275 • League Night: WED

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LAKE MIRRORCOMPLEX121 SOUTH LAKE AVE. • 863.834.2280

The Lake Mirror Complex is a multifaceted entertainment

complex that provides senior adult activities, theatre

productions and building rental opportunities. Located

on Lakeland’s scenic Lake Mirror, this four building

complex offers a wide range of facilities for your

meeting and party needs. While visiting downtown

Lakeland, don’t forget to stroll through our attractive

Lake Mirror Park located on the south side of Lake

Mirror spread over 7.6 acres. Enjoy the scenic park,

listed in the National Register of Historic Places, with

its historic structure. A walk around the promenade

along Lake Mirror is great exercise and relaxing for all

ages. The Amphitheater and Loggia are available for

weddings and/or receptions, club events, fundraisers

and other special events. Kryger Park on the west side

of Lake Mirror, provides picturesque vistas of Lake Mirror

perfect for any outdoor event. New locations include

the Railroad Pavilion across from the Amtrak station,

and the Mirrors, at the intersection of Main Street at the

Fire House. These are available for rental. Barnett Family

Park includes an interactive fountain area (10 am -5 pm

daily) and the Sunflower Preschool Playground, state

of the art play equipment, and sculptures to play on.

The interactive fountain area will be shut off when the

temperature is 65 degrees or below. The Peggy Brown

Center located in the park has a covered picnic area,

restrooms, and additional meeting and event rental

facilities. Hollis Garden displays an array of botanicals

in a variety of hues and textures. Also featured are

fountains, statuaries, a shaded gazebo with stately

columns and a walkway that, if strolled, will take you

on a serene tour of our picturesque gardens. It’s open

to the public from 10 am to dusk every day except

Mondays. Hollis Garden is available for weddings only,

with some restrictions. For more information, please

call our Rental Office Monday thru Friday, 8 am - 5 pm,

at (863) 834-2280.

Auditorium and Theatre: 121 S. Lake Avenue

Magnolia Building: 702 E. Orange Street

Peggy Brown Center: 215 S. Lake Avenue

Hollis Gardens: 702 E. Orange Street

Kryger Park: 108 S. Massachusetts Avenue

Railroad Pavillion: Main Street at Amtrak Station

The Mirrors: Main Street at Lake Avenue

The Loggia: West side of Lake Mirror

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music &dancing clubsFour Seasons Couples and Singles interested in ballroom dancing? Come join the “Four Seasons” for an evening of dancing to a live band. It is a great time to make friends and mingle! Includes refreshments.Magnolia BuildingTHURS • 7:30pm-9:30pm$5Barbara Larson • 863.647.3021 —Buttons and BowsSquare and Round Dance ClubOperating for over 60 years, this is the oldest Square and Round Dance club in the state of Florida. Come and enjoy the calling and cueing of some of the best callers and cuers in the area. Magnolia Building • 2nd & 4th TUES7-7:30pm • Early Rounds (Phases 2-4)7:30-9:30pm • Squares with Rounds (Mainstream and Plus)Guests • $5 per personMembers • $15 per person per year and $4 per person each dancePenny Green • [email protected] —Lakeland Senior Recreation ClubSenior citizens are invited to join the fun on Thursdays at the Magnolia Building for ballroom and line dancing. (Ages 55 +)Magnolia BuildingTHURS • 10am-12pm$1Gerry Stine • 863.646.0005

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Tiffany Gullage • 863.858.1126 —Duplicate BridgePlay is every week. We welcome new players.Peggy Brown Center - UpstairsTues & Wed • 1-5pm • $5Marti Cowie • [email protected] —Beginner and Intermediate Bridge ClassesYou play in a game your very first day! It is not necessary to bring a partner. Meet interesting people! Have fun! Sharpen your memory.Peggy Brown Center – UpstairsTues • 9:30am-12pm • $5Marti Cowie • [email protected] —Novice Duplicate Bridge0-299 master pointsPeggy Brown Center – UpstairsWed • 9:30-12pm • $5Marti Cowie • [email protected]—Club 40Bridge-Regular Party Bridge for participants over 50 years old. Playing September through May.Magnolia Building2nd & 4th Tues • 12-4pmBetty Woods • 863.646.5151 —Polk Golden Club of the DeafMeets on the second Wednesday of the month for fellowship and bingo.Lake Mirror Complex2nd Wed • 9am-4pmFrank Lauricella • TDD 863.226.0170 or Florida Relay Service 1.800.955.8770 Voice —Lakeland Stamp ClubAnyone interested in stamps, please come join us!Peggy Brown Center – Upstairs1st & 3rd Tues • 6-8pmTerry Gleason • [email protected]

Oil, Acrylic & Watercolor – Creativity TimeThe class focuses on each student’s personally chosen subject matter and medium. The teacher advises on techniques in each. (Lakeland Art Guild teacher)Tues • 9:30am-12pm | Wed • 9:30am-12pm$20 per class

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LAKE MIRRORTHEATER121 SOUTH LAKE AVE. • 863.603.PLAY (7529)

Lakeland Community Theatre, with its home in the 370 seat Lake

Mirror Center Theatre, has provided the Lakeland community with

Theater productions for more than 25 years. It produces five main

stage productions a year, including musicals, comedies and dramas,

special event productions and a three show Youth Theatre Season,

as well as classes and camps throughout the year. With a full and

part time staff of five, it hires theatre professionals for some of its

technical and production needs, but it is mainly volunteer based with

all of its actors and most of its production help volunteering from the

community. Open auditions are held prior to every production and

are open to all.

The mission of Lakeland Community Theatre is “to offer quality community theatre at an affordable price for the people of Lakeland and its surrounding areas, providing an opportunity for individuals to present and develop their talents in a safe, nurturing and educational environment and to allow local artists from every theatre discipline to publicly showcase their talents”.

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Sylviaby A.R. GurneyGreg and Kate have moved to Manhattan after twenty-two years of child-raising in the suburbs. Greg's career as a financial trader is winding down, while Kate's career, as a public-school English teacher, is beginning to offer her more opportunities. Greg brings home a dog he found in the park—or that has found him—bearing only the name "Sylvia" on her name tag. A street-smart mixture of Lab and Poodle, Sylvia becomes a major bone of contention between husband and wife. She offers Greg an escape from the frustrations of his job and the unknowns of middle age. To Kate, Sylvia becomes a rival for affection.Apr 4-13

MONTY PYTHON’S SPAMALOTBook and Lyrics by Eric IdleMusic by John Du Prez and Eric IdleThis Tony Award winner for Best Musical and Drama Desk Award winner for Outstanding New Musical is a comedy “lovingly ripped off from” the 1975 film Monty Python and the Holy Grail. King Arthur, so dubbed when the Lady of the Lake gave him Excalibur, travels England in search of Knights for his round table who go on a search for the Holy Grail. With musical numbers like “He Is Not Dead Yet” and “Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life,” Monty Python’s Spamalot “raises silliness to an art form!” –The Sunday TimesJuly 18-17

Shout!: The Mod MusicalMay 30, 31, 7:30pm June 1 2pmCreated by Phillip George and David Lowenstein SHOUT! is the mod musical magazine that brings back the beautiful birds and smashing sounds that made England swing in the 60's. Created by Phillip George and David Lowenstein, SHOUT! features terrific new arrangements of such classic tunes as "To Sir With Love," "Downtown," "Son of a Preacher Man," and "Goldfinger."May 30 - Jun 1

The Edge Stage Read SeriesAll Show Times:FRI & SAT • 7:30pm

Evil Dead The MusicalBy Christopher Bond, Frank Cipolla, Melissa Morris, George ReinblattBased on Sam Raimi's 80s cult classic films, EVIL DEAD tells the tale of 5 college kids who travel to a cabin in the woods and accidentally unleash an evil force. And although it may sound like a horror, it's not! The songs are hilariously campy and the show is bursting with more farce than a Monty Python skit. "The next Rocky Horror Show!" - The New York TimesApril 25 & 26 *Mature Audiences only

AUGUST:OSAGE COUNTYWinner 2008 Pulitzer PrizeWinner Tony Award Best Play 2008Winner of the 2008 Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award. "I'd bet the farm that no family has ever been as unhappy in as many ways—and to such sensationally entertaining effect—as the Westons…June 6, 7 *Mature Audiences only

Eunice Fuller Theatre for Youth ProductionsAll Show Times:FRI & SAT • 7:30pm SUN • 2pm

Disney's The Little Mermaid JR.Lyrics by Howard Ashman and Glenn Slater Music by Alan Menken Book by Doug Wright Based on the Hans Christian Andersen Story and the Disney Film produced by Howard Ashman & John Musker and written & directed by John Musker and Ron Clements

Journey “under the sea” with Ariel and her aquatic friends in Disney’s THE LITTLE MERMAID JR., adapted from Disney’s 2008 Broadway production. In a magical underwater kingdom, the beautiful young mermaid Ariel longs to leave her ocean home – and her fins – behind and live in the world above. But first she'll have to defy her father King Triton, make a deal with the evil sea witch Ursula, and convince the handsome Prince Eric that she’s the girl whose enchanting voice he’s been seeking.June 20-29

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Classes, Clubs & TrainingLakeland Community Theatre Home School PlayersThis acting class is exclusive to home-schooled students. We will work on short scenes, monologues, inprovisation, musical theatre and more.MON • 1-2pm | Feb 3 - May 5Ages 8-18$50 per month —LCT Drama ClubThis club is a great way to improve your acting skills while having a great time at your community theatre! We will work on short scenes, monologues, improvisation and more. TUES • Feb 4 - May 6Ages 8-11 • 4-5pm | Ages 12+ • 5-6pm$50 per month —Broadway Dance Mini CampOur most popular camp! This 3-day camp offers dance training specifically for musical theatre. Learn routines to popular Broadway shows without any prior experience! Ages 6 & upJun 30 - Jul 2 • 9am – 4pm$150

Camp ImprovExplore your comedic side, learn to think on your feet, and make the audience laugh till it hurts! This popular 3 day mini camp is all about improvisation! Ages 12-18Jul 7-9 • 9am-4pm$150

A Show in 2 Weeks!Back by popular demand! Always wanted to be cast in a Broadway show? From set design to curtain call, you’ll be involved in a production on our stage. Everyone is guaranteed a role! Ages 6 – 18 (students will be working in age-appropriate groups) Jul 28 - Aug 9 • 9am-4pm$350

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CULTURAL PROGRAMMINGSimply Gershwin: A Musical TributeEd Bryant, Renee Hawk, Floyd Love,Sharon LakinMay 4 • 2pmMain Library Meeting Room

MAIN LIBRARY100 LAKE MORTON DRIVE • 863.834.4280

Month/Date Day Program Time Age Group May6,20 Tuesday Teen Day 3:00 13-18 years 6,13,20,27 Tuesday Preschool Storytime 10:00 3.5 to 5 years 7 Wednesday Kid’s Korner 1:30 6-12 years 7,14,21,28 Wednesday Toddler Time 10:00 18 months to 3.5 years 1,8,15,22,29 Thursday Mother Goose Baby Time 11:00 Babies under 18 monthsJune10,24 Tuesday Teen Day 3:00 13-18 years 3 Tuesday Preschool Storytime 10:00 3.5 to 5 years 11,18,25 Wednesday Kid’s Korner 1:30 6-12 years 4 Wednesday Toddler Time 10:00 18 months to 3.5 years 5 Thursday Mother Goose Baby Time 11:00 Babies under 18 months 13,20,27 Friday FLYP (Summer Program) 10:00 All ages July8,22 Tuesday Teen Day 3:00 13-18 years 8,15,22,29 Tuesday Preschool Storytime 10:00 3.5 to 5 years 9,16,23,30 Wednesday Kid’s Korner 1:30 6-12 years 9,16,23,30 Wednesday Toddler Time 10:00 18 months to 3.5 years 10,17,24,31 Thursdy Mother Goose Baby Time 11:00 Babies under 18 months 11,18,25 Friday FLYP (Summer Program) 10:00 All ages August5,19 Tuesday Teen Day 3:00 13-18 years 5,12 Tuesday Preschool Storytime 10:00 3.5 to 5 years 6,13 Tuesday Kid’s Korner 1:30 6-12 years 6,13 Wednesday Toddler Time 10:00 18 months to 3.5 years7,14 Thursday Mother Goose Baby Time 11:00 Babies under 18 months

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Books Sandwiched InBooks Sandwiched In (BSI) meets in the Main Library Meeting Room on the first Tuesday of every month at 12:15 p.m. Each month’s selected book can be purchased for $2.00 at the Main during the preceding month while supplies last. Coffee and books are underwritten by the Friends of the Library. Please feel free to bring a bag lunch.1st TUES • 12:15pm • May 6 | Jun 3 | Jul 1 | Aug 5

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i² film clubThe i² film Club is a free film viewing and discussion group at the Larry R. Jackson Branch Library (1700 North Florida Avenue). The club’s focus is on watching and discussing international independent films. The i² film Club meets the fourth Saturday of each month at 10:30 am at the Jackson Branch Library (1700 North Florida Avenue). Refreshments are provided and each showing is followed by a guided discussion.May 24 | Jun 28 | Jul 26 | Aug 23—Preschool Storytime 2.0 | Ages 2-5WED • 10:30amMay 7, 14, 21, 28 | Jun 18, 25Jul 2,9,16,23 | Aug 13, 20 27—Summer Reading KickoffJun 4 • 10am-12pm—FLYP Shows at Simpson ParkTHURS • 10:30amJun 19 - Tricky Dog ShowJun 26 - Bits N Pieces Puppet ShowJul 10 - GatorlandJul 17 - Franzini Family Science Circus

1700 N. FLORIDA AVE. • 863.834.4288

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4740 S. FLORIDA AVE. • 863.838.4507Hours of Operation:Mon-Thur • 9am-6pmFri • 9am-5pmSat • 10am-2pm

Discussions At The EDiscussions at the E (DATE) meets at the elibrary South Lakeland (4740 South Florida Avenue) on the first Thursday of every month at 12:30 p.m. Each month’s selected book can be purchased for $2.00 at the eLibrary South Lakeland during the preceding month while supplies last. Tea and books are underwritten by the Friends of the Library. Please feel free to bring a bag lunch.May 1 | Jun 5 | Jul 3 | Aug 7

All you need is a library card and a web browser, phone, or tablet to access content from Hollywood blockbusters to best selling authors and artists, you're sure to find something you'll enjoy. But it's not just the latest titles - we also have an extensive catalog of educational materials, children's titles, foreign films, and other hard-to-find content not offered anywhere else.

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CLEVELANDHEIGHTSGOLF COURSE2900 BUCKINGHAM AVE. • 863.834.4653Enjoy a fun day of golf, food, and drinks at Cleveland

Heights Golf Course. Open to the public, the golf

course is a 27 hole municipal facility. A full-service Pro

Shop, golf instruction, practice areas and restaurant

makes “The Heights” the only place you need for golf

or to enjoy some good food and drinks with family and

friends. Annual memberships are available. Green

fees vary according to the season. For pricing info

and tee times, contact the Pro Shop 863.834.2377.

We also have a full driving range with small, medium

or large buckets available for purchase.

InstructionGroup Clinics- Youth and Adult Classes for Beginners and Intermediates (Ages 8 - Seniors)SAT • Youth: 9-10am • Adult: 10-11amMay 17 - Jun 14 | Jul 12 - Aug 2 | Aug 16 - Sep 2Dates may change due to weather$40/personPrivate Lessons are availableFor information on lessons, contact the Pro Shop @ 863.834.2377 — Restaurant and Room RentalsCleveland Heights Golf Course has a full-service restaurant that features breakfasts, salads, burgers, sandwiches and homemade specials. Don’t forget to visit during the week for breakfast and lunch specials. The restaurant is open 6:00am to 2:00pm, seven days a week. There is daily food service seven days a week in our lounge from 11:00am to close. Host your wedding reception or next banquet at Cleveland Heights! Reservations can be made for daytime or evening events. Featuring a beautiful outdoor veranda with a spectacular view of the golf course, the dining room and banquet room of the clubhouse are a perfect fit for your next function.Inside Catering OnlyOccupancy: 250 maximum seatingRates: $450 + tax (Fri & Sat) • $225 + tax (Sun-Thur),For room rental info or catering info, contact 863.834.2326

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Camp BLAST is the highly successful summer recreation program for kids located at City recreation facilities and various schools throughout Lakeland.Jun 16 - Aug 8 (8 weeks)Mon-Fri • 7:30 am – 5:30 pmNo camp Friday, Jul 4, 2014 Camp Explore - $350Camp Explore will include all of the camp activities listed below, along with all of the daily enrichment and activities traditionally planned throughout the Camp experience. (CAMP ACTIVITIES: Weekly Arts & Crafts, Exercise Challenges, Scavenger Hunt, Wacky Olympics, Talent Show and trips to Bowling, Swimming, Movies, Lakeland Community Theater, Roller Skating and City Tours)Registration: $200 + 3 additional payments of $50 Camp Adventure - $500Came Adventure is the traditional program including all trips listed above. In addition to these trips, Camp Adventure will also include trips to the following destinations:Theme Park, Lowry Park Zoo, Lakeland Tigers Baseball Game, Tampa Bay Rays GameRegistration: $200 + 3 additional payments of $100 Camp BLAST RegistrationParticipants must have completed kindergarten and not yet entered 6th grade. Parent must verify child’s age with a copy of the child’s most recent report card.CITY RESIDENT REGISTRATION: (must show proof of residency)BEGINS: Apr 12 • 8amKelly Recreation Complex

ALL RESIDENT REGISTRATION:Begins: Apr 19 • 8amKelly Recreation Complex

NORTHWEST QUADRANT REGISTRATION:Participants must have completed kindergarten and not yet entered 6th grade. All participants must reside in the Northwest Quadrant of the City of Lakeland and must show proof of residency and qualifying income.Registration: $50 + 3 additional payments of $50BEGINS: Sat, Apr 19 • 8amSimpson Park Community Center

Teen Adventure Service Camp (T.A.S.C.)Are you ready for something new and different? Are you ready to give something back to the community? Are you ready for an adventure? Then T.A.S.C. will provide an awesome summer experience! T.A.S.C. is a new summer enrichment program that offers an incredible experience for teens with the focus on service and adventure. Get ready for Summer 2012 and your most memorable summer camp yet! Participants must have completed grades 6-8. Call 834-3284 for more information.Jun 16 - Aug 8 (8 weeks)Mon-Fri • 7:30 am – 5:30 pmNo camp Friday, Jul 4, 2014Fee: $750 • 3 Payments of $250 If selected

Application Deadline – April 7thWe will be contacting each applicant regarding interview scheduling.Payments, if selected, of $250 are due:May 3, May 17 and May 31.Please note: If you are unable to make the initial payment on the payment date, your spot will be forfeited.T.A.S.C. application packets can be picked up at Kelly Recreation Complex.

Registration Procedures For All Camps• City Residents must provide proof of

residency.• You must bring child’s current report

card, your electric bill and driver’s license in order to register.

• Fees payable by cash or checks only.• Enrollment is limited and camp

participants will be taken on a first-come, first-served basis by the dates listed above.

Payments for all camps are due:May 3, May 17 and May 31.

For more information, contact the Kelly Recreation Complex @ 863.834.3284 or Simpson Park Community Center @ 863.834.2577

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Indoor VenuesLake Mirror AuditoriumLocated on historic Lake Mirror, the Auditorium is ideal for hosting large events. The building features terrazzo flooring and a stage.• 121 South Lake Avenue• 6,500 square feet• ACCOMMODATES:

Banquet tables with dance floor – 400 Banquet tables – 500 Round tables with dance floor – 300 Round tables – 350 | Chairs only – 600

• $605 plus $28 per hour labor/utility fee plus tax

• $500 refundable damage/rule enforcement fee

—Magnolia BuildingHost your next event in a beautiful historic building, built in 1937, featuring hard wood floors, Palladium windows and an outside terrace overlooking Lake Mirror.• 702 East Orange Street• 4,536 square feet• ACCOMMODATES: Banquet with

dance floor – 230 | Banquet (tables/chairs only) – 250 | Chairs only – 300



—Peggy Brown CenterThe second floor of the Peggy Brown Center holds a beautiful rental space including tiled floors, drop lighting and a wrap around balcony looking out onto Lake Mirror.• 215 South Lake Avenue• 3,800 square feet• ACCOMODATES: Banquet with dance

floor –130 | Banquet (tables/chairs only) – 150 | Chairs only – 200



Peggy Brown Pavilion• Not available for rental until after dusk.• $197 plus $28 per hour labor/utility fee

plus tax• $500 refundable damage/rule

enforcement fee —Lake Mirror Theatre/Glass LoungeHome to Lakeland Community Theatre• 121 South Lake Avenue• ACCOMMODATES: Theatre Seats – 380

| Maximum stage seating – 60 chairs• $407 plus $28 per hour labor/utility fee


enforcement feeAny use of the technical lighting or sound equipment must be coordinated through Lakeland Community Theater. —Theatre Glass Lounge OnlyGlass Lounge cannot be rented if theatre is booked.• 865 square feet• ACCOMMODATES: Tables and chairs –

35 | Chairs only - 65• $80 plus $28 per hour labor/utility fee


enforcement fee• 2hr Minimum Rental

Outdoor VenuesLake Mirror Park AmphitheaterA picturesque setting for any event. Perfect for large events. The park is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.121 South Lake Avenue• $664 plus $28 per staff member* per

hour labor/utility fee plus tax (2 staff minimum required after dark) *Number of staff required will be determined following walkthrough with a Parks employee.


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LoggiaLocated on the West side of Lake Mirror. A picturesque setting for any event.• 121 South Lake Avenue• $332 plus $28 per hour labor/utility

fee plus tax (2 staff minimum required after dark)


• 2hr Minimum Rental —The Mirrors • Main Street at Lake Avenue• $332 plus $28 per hour labor/utility fee


enforcement fee• 2hr Minimum Rental —Hollis GardenAward winning, scenic garden featuring fountains, sculptures and numerous “rooms” of native plant life along with a delightful array of seasonal flowers. Perfect setting for your wedding.• 702 East Orange Street• Limit to 100 guests• $529 plus $28 per hour labor/utility



• Must rent a minimum of 2 hours —Railroad Pavillion• Main Street at Amtrak Station• $197 plus $28 per hour labor/utility



• 2hr Minimum Rental —Kryger ParkLocated on the West side of Lake Mirror overlooking the lake. A picturesque setting for any outdoor event. • 108 S. Massachusetts Avenue• $332 plus $28 per hour labor/utility



• 2hr Minimum Rental

Coleman-Bush Building1104 Martin Luther King Jr. AveFor more information, call 863.834.3350

Large Multi-Purpose Room• 4,891 sq. ft.• ACCOMMODATES: Banquet Style

(Table and Chairs) – 250 | Theatre Style (Chairs only) – 299

• $305 plus labor/utility fee of $28 per hour plus tax


—Small Multi-purpose Room• 1,614 sq. ft.• ACCOMODATES: Banquet Style (Table

and Chairs) – 75 | Theatre Style (Chairs only) – 100

• $81 plus labor/utility fee of $28 per hour plus tax


Cleveland Heights Golf Course2900 Buckingham AvenueFor rental information, call 863.834.4653

Munn ParkFor rental information, call 863.834.2280• 201 East Main Street• $332 plus labor/utility fee of $28 per

hour, per person, plus tax• $500 refundable damage/rule

enforcement fee

TigertownFor rental information, call 863.834.2233

Common Ground Pavilions• Large Pavilion: $133.80 for 2 hours• Small Pavilions: $99 for 2 hours —Tigertown Hanger #2Full size hangar with kitchen. • 2220 N. Lake Avenue• Capacity: 800 - Banquet style (Tables

and Chairs)• $523 plus labor/utility fee of $28 per

hour per person plus tax• $500 refundable damage deposit —Tigertown Parking LotBorders Joker Marchant Stadium, spring training home of the Detroit Tigers. Perfect for festivals and other large open-air events.• 2220 North Lake Avenue• $1329 plus labor/utility fee of $28 per

hour per person plus tax• $500 refundable damage/rule

enforcement fee —Mobile Professional Stageincluding Full Sound System• Basic Set-Up - 32’ X 16’• Base Fee: $279 plus $224 set-up/take

down and labor/utility fee of $28 per hour, per person (at least 4 employees required for delivery, set-up and breakdown, possibly more depending on event) plus sales tax.


• For rental information contact 863.834.2233 for details.

—Lake Parker & Peterson Park Corporate PavilionsWeekend and Evening Rates:• Base Fee: $133• Hourly Rate: $28 per hour• $270 refundable damage/rule

enforcement feeWeekday Rates:• Monday - Friday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm• $166.50 for first 4 hours then• $28 for each additional hour plus• $500 refundable damage/rule

enforcement feeWe ask that you please clean up your area when you are finished. For Pavilion Rental, please call Tigertown at 863.834.2233.

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1 Beerman Family Tennis Complex18 lighted tennis courts, 4 racket ball courts, proshop, restrooms, 1 picnic pavilion, 14.7 acres• 1000 E. Edgewood Drive, 863-834-2374

2 Bicentennial Rose GardenBotanical rose garden, scenic park, 1 acre• 12 Lake Beulah Drive, 863-834-6035

3 Barnett Family ParkInteractive fountain area, playground, labyrinth, covered picnic area, restrooms, multi purpose field, 3 acres• 730 E. Orange Street, 863-834-2280

4 Bryant StadiumFootball field/soccer stadium, restrooms; 7.2 acres• 1125 N. Florida Avenue, 863-834-6035

5 Cleveland Heights Golf Course27 hole, full-service golf facility; 204.4 acres• 2900 Buckingham Avenue• Tee Times: 863-834-2377• Club house: 863-834-4653

6 Coleman – Bush BuildingRecreation center, facility rentals, social services center; 1.5 acres• 1104 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, 863-834-3350

7 Common Ground Inclusive PlaygroundPlayground, multi-purpose field, 4 rental picnic pavilions, restrooms, picnicking; 1 acre• 1000 E. Edgewood Drive, 834 834-2233

8 Crystal Grove ParkPicnicking, multipurpose field, playground; 1.7 acres• 1661 Crystal Grove Drive, 863-834-6035

9 Cypress Youth Sports ComplexSoccer and multipurpose fields, restrooms, scenic park.2125 S. Edgewood Drive, 863-834-2233

10 Dobbins Park.5 mile fitness/jogging path, historic marker, multipurpose field, playground 3 picnic pavilions, multipurpose court with 2 half-court basketball, 1 sand volleyball court, playground, restroom; 10.1 acres• 514 W. Ariana Street, 863-834-6035

11 Drane ParkScenic park; 3.9 acres• 801 S. Franklin, 863-834-6035

12 Edgewood ParkBeerman Family Tennis Center,Common Ground Inclusive Playground• 1000 E. Edgewood Drive, 863-834-2233 - For pavilion rental863-834-2374 - Tennis courts

13 Elva Rath ParkScenic park; .4 acre• 20 Lake Morton Drive, 863-834-6035

14 Gandy Pool10 lane 25 yd. heated pool, diving well, 3’ – 4’ deep recreational pool, See listing for hours• 404 Imperial Blvd., 863-834-3157

15 Glendale Park1 basketball court, scenic park; 1.3 acres• E. Glendale Street and Lakeland Highlands Road, 863-834-6035

16 Golconda ParkScenic park; .3 acre• Golconda and Parker Street, 863-834-6035

17 Handley ParkMultipurpose field, playground, scenic park; 1.4 acres• 1419 Phyllis Street, 863-834-6035

18 Henley FieldBaseball stadium, on National Register of Historic Places; 5.4 acres• 1125 N. Florida Avenue, 863-834-6035

19 Heritage Parkscenic park, historic marker, .4 acre• Orange Street, 863-834-2233

36 Lake Parker Park2 playgrounds, boating, boat ramp, restrooms, fishing scenic park, 6 soccer fields, picnicking, nature trail, 18 picnic pavilions, 6 sandvolleyball courts, shuffleboard, lawn bowling, fitness/jogging path, 3 rental pavilions, multipurpose field; 100.5 acres• 910 E. Granada Street, 863-834-2233

37 Thomas R. Shaw Outdoor Recreation CenterOne state of the art lawn bowling green and 32 shuffleboard courts (16 under complete cover)• 802 E. Robson Road, 863-834-2233

38 Lake Parker ShoreScenic park, 3.2 mile fitness/jogging path; 8.4 acres• West Lake Parker Drive, 863-834-6035

39 Lake Somerset ParkBoating, boat ramp, fishing, scenic park; 3.2 acres• 3100 New Jersey Road and Glendale Street, 863-834-6035

40 Lake Wire ShoreScenic park, fitness/jogging path, interpretive markers, botanical palm collection; 3.8 acres• 20 Lake Wire Drive, 863-834-6035

41 Larry R. Jackson Branch LibraryFull service branch library, children’s room, meeting facilities; 2 acres• 1700 N. Florida Avenue, 863-834-4288

42 Lemon Street PromenadeScenic linear urban park, public art, picnicking• Lemon Street, 863-834-6035

43 Magnolia BuildingFacility rental adjacent to Hollis Garden• 702 E. Orange Street, 863-834-2280

44 Main LibraryFull service public library, children’s room and programming,young adult room, Lakeland Special Collections Room,meeting facilities; 2.5 acres• 100 Lake Morton Drive, 863-834-4280

45 eLibrary South LakelandAn express public library located in the Lake Miriam Square Plaza• 4740 S. Florida Avenue, 863-838-4507

46 Marchant StadiumBaseball stadium, restrooms, winter home of Detroit Tigers, Lakeland Tigers Florida State League, Class “A”, 5.8 acres• 2301 Lakeland Hills Blvd., 863-834-6035

47 Miami ParkScenic park, playground; .6 acre• 226 Oconee Street, 863-834-6035

48 Munn ParkHistoric monument, scenic park, town square; 2.1 acres• 201 E. Main Street, 863-834-6035

49 Naylor ParkScenic park; .7 acre• Lincoln Avenue and Lake Hunter Drive, 863-834-6035

50 North Lake Wire ParkPlayground, scenic park; .7 acre• 725 Martin Luther King Blvd., 863-834-2233

51 Northwest ParkScenic park; 2 acres• 108 W. Third Street, 863-834-6035

52 Parker Street Park basketball court, playground, picnicking;1 acre• 505 E. Parker Street, 863-834-2233

53 Peggy Brown CenterLocated adjacent to Barnett Family Park, The Peggy Brown Center has wraparound windows and veranda providing striking vistas of Lake Mirror and downtown Lakeland. It features a large catering kitchen, tile flooring, and Wi-Fi.• 215 S. Lake Avenue, 863-603-6280

54 Peterson ParkYouth Baseball, boardwalk, boat ramp, fishing, nature trail, picnicking, 5 picnic pavilions, playground, restrooms, scenicpark, 1 rental pavilion; 38.3 acres• 3700 Cleveland Heights Blvd., 863-648-3289

20 Hollis GardenAn botanic garden set in a neo-classical architectural environment.Patterned flower beds, public art, ornamental fountains; 1.8 acres• 702 E. Orange Street, 863-834-2280

21 Horney ParkPlayground, picnicking, scenic park, multipurpose field; 1.4 acres• 205 E. Poinsettia, 863-834-6035

22 Interlachen ParkPlayground, scenic park, historic marker; 6 acres• 200-500 Interlachen Parkway, 863-834-6035

23 Jackson ParkHistoric markers, picnicking, scenic park, playground, multipurpose field, 2 picnic pavilions, shuffleboard; 2.5 acres• 1130 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, 863-834-6035

24 Kelly Recreation ComplexActivity cards are required for all activities and classes at KellyRecreation complex. Due to limited enrollment, pre-registration and pre-payment is recommended and sometimes required for classes. Full-service recreation complex, 2 basketball courts, pool, gym, fitness center/weight room, 8 lighted tennis courts, 2 indoorvolleyball courts; 7.2 acres• 404 Imperial Blvd., 863-834-3284

25 Kryger ParkScenic urban park, picnicking; 2 acres• 1025 Massachusetts Avenue, 863-834-2280

26 Lake BeulahFitness/jogging path, scenic park; 2.9 acres• Lake Beulah Drive, 863-834-6035

27 Lake Bonnett ShoreScenic park; .2 acre• Brunell Parkway, 863-834-6035

28 Lake Bonny Park2 baseball fields, 1 softball field, 1 soccer field, 1.3 mile naturetrail/jogging path, playground 4 picnic pavilions with grills, restrooms, boardwalk/fishing pier; 113.3 acres• 800 US 98 South, 863-834-2233

29 Lake Bonny ShoreBoat ramp, boating, fishing, scenic park; 1.8 acres• Interlachen and Main Street, 863-834-6035

30 Lake HollingsworthBoat ramp, boating, fishing, scenic park, 2.7 mile fitness/joggingpath, interpretive markers; 18.4 acres• 920 Lake Hollingsworth Drive, 863-834-6035

31 Lake Horney ShoreScenic park .4 acre• Lake Horney Drive, 863-834-6035

32 Lake Hunter Shore and Boat RampBoating, fishing, fitness/jogging path, boat ramp, scenic park; lakeshore, 10.3 acres; boat ramp, 3.1 acres• Lake Hunter Drive, 863-834-6035• Lake Hunter Boat Ramp• 650 Sikes Blvd., 863-834-6035

33 Lake Mirror ComplexRecreation complex, community theatre, facility rentals, 7.6 acres• 121 S. Lake Avenue, 863-834-2280

34 Lake Mirror Community ParkScenic park, historic structure, promenade, public outdooramphitheater, Main St. Overlook, The Mirrors, The Long Green,Railroad Pavilion, National Register of Historic Places; 6.9 acres.• South Lake Avenue, 863-834-2280

35 Lake Morton ShoreSwan flock, scenic, fitness/jogging, 1 picnic pavilion, interpretivemarkers, flowering tree collection; 7.2 acres• Lake Morton Drive, 863-834-6035

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55 RollingwoodsScenic Park; 1.5 acres• 900 Rollingwoods Lane, 863-834-6035

56 Seminole ParkScenic park; .5 acre• Prado, Edgewood & Lincoln, 863-834-6035

57 Sertoma ParkBoat ramp, boating, fishing, picnicking, 3 picnic pavilions, scenic park; 1.8 acres• 1800 E. Memorial Blvd. on Lake Parker, 863-834-6035

58 Seventh St. ParkBasketball court, playground, scenic park, multipurpose field; 3.8 acres• 1500 W. 7th St., 863-834-6035

59 Simpson Park Community Center/PoolSimpson Park requires activity cards for use of the facility. Facility hours: Monday- Friday, 6am-10pm; Saturday, 8am-8pm; Sunday, 1pm – 8pm. Full-service recreation complex, basketball courts, gym, playground, pool, restrooms, softball, tennis courts, multipurpose field, fitness/weight room, meeting facility; 13.3 acres• 1725 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, 863-834-2577

60 Southwest Complex2 soccer/football fields; restrooms, 4 softball fields, playground; 24.5 acres• 1444 W. Highlands Street, 863-603-6294

61 Tigertown ComplexBaseball, soccer, historic monument, facility rental, winter home of Detroit Tigers, Parks & Recreation Maintenance Division Fieldhouse; 91 acres• 2220 N. Lake Avenue, 863-834-2233

62 Thomas B. Mack ParkScenic park, interpretive markers; .84 acres• 18 Lake Hollingsworth Drive, 863-834-2233

63 Veterans ParkScenic park, memorials and interpretive markers, 4.2 acres• 12 Lake Beulah Drive, 863-834-2233

64 Washington ParkBasketball court, playground, 1 picnic pavilion, scenic park;1.3 acres• 301 W. 7th Street, 863-834-6035

65 Webster ParkBasketball court, multipurpose field, picnicking, 2 picnic pavilions, playground, scenic park, 1 sand volleyball court; 2.2 acres• Webster and 7th Street, 1235 N. Webster, 863-834-6035

66 Westside ParkRestrooms, 4 softball fields, playground, 3 picnic pavilions, walking path; 22.6 acres• 1800 W. Oakhill, 863-603-6291

67 Woodlake ParkPlayground, 8 lighted tennis courts, picnic pavilion, 1 skate court, restrooms; 4.1 acres• 3415 New Jersey Road, 863-834-6035

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