City of Albuquerque 2011 Summer Program Guide

2011 Summer Program Guide

city of Albuquerque

What’s InsIde

Welcome to healThy U coUncIl

District 1 Ken SanchezDistrict 2 Debbie O’MalleyDistrict 3 Isaac BentonDistrict 4 Brad WinterDistrict 5 Dan LewisDistrict 6 Rey Garduno, Vice-PresidentDistrict 7 Michael D. CookDistrict 8 Trudy JonesDistrict 9 Don Harris, President

department contactsparks & recreatIonBarbara Baca, Director (505) 768-5300http://www.cabq.gov/parks

FamIly & commUnIty servIces Robin Dozier Otten, Director(505) 768-2860http://www.cabq.gov/family

cUltUral servIces departmentBeatriz (Betty) Rivera, Director(505) 768-3556http://www.cabq.gov/cultural-services

It’s a great time to be a kid in Albuquerque! I’m pleased to introduce our new summer program…Healthy U. Healthy U is a collective focus between three City Departments with the intent to provide a variety of recreational programs throughout the city so that all youth have opportunities to engage in healthy activities. Healthy U provides a university-like setting where youth and parents can choose from a variety of programs while working toward a larger goal…graduation into healthy habits and healthy lifestyles.

Our wonderful weather, system of bike trails, and jogging paths are unique assets that make Albuquerque a top outdoor destination. It’s easy to be outside in Albuquerque and we want to give our youth another reason this summer to get active.

My staff at the Parks & Recreation Department, Family & Community Services Department, and Cultural Services Department have pulled information and resources toward a common focus…Healthy Youth. This program guide is full of information to help you choose summer programs. You’ll find everything from photography activities to swimming lessons and more. There is registration information, phone numbers, physical addresses, and hyperlinks so that parents can find out more detailed information as needed.

Get out, get involved, get into Healthy U

Sincerely,

Richard J. Berry, Mayor

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parks & recreatIon programs..............................................2Healthy Youth Camp 1, extreme Specialty Camp, Learn to Play Golf, Archery

parks & recreatIon and FamIly commUnIty servIces co-programmIng.........................................................................4

Bike Rodeo, Climbing Wall, Rockets, Healthy U Comminty Centers Outdoor Recreation, Xtreme Recreation

parks & recreatIon JUnIor tennIs program..................7Tennis Program, Summer Lessons, Summer Schedule, Junior Match Play, Nation Junior Tennis League, Special events Tennis Calendar

parks & recreatIon aqUatIcs programs..........................9Summer Lessons & Registration, Swim Schedules, Lifeguard Training

FamIly & commUnIty servIces sUmmer recreatIon programs......................................................................................13

Therapeutic Program, Fun Fit Friday, Playground Summer Program, Food Service Program, Healthy U Talent Show & Art exhibit, Alb. Museum Art Program, Camp Biopark, Summer Reading Program, Balloon Museum Summer Program

WebsItesparks & recreatIon programs

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parks & recreatIon programs

bye bye bIrdIe – learn to play golF

Your child will learn the basics of how to hit a golf ball. Albuquerque Golf Training Center offers a driving range as well as a 6 hole, par 3 course. The kids will be taught a basic golf swing, putting and game etiquette and will get to practice what they have learned on the Pitch and Putt course.

Date: June 20, 21, 23, 2011 June 22, 2011 Arts & Crafts

To include tye-dye t-shirts (each child will make their own tye-dye t-shirt, play dough making.)

Time: 9:30 am - 11:30 amLocation: Balloon Fiesta ParkCost: $20.00Ages: 6 through 14Limit: 30Contact: Sports Office at 291-6239Website: www.cabq.gov/recreation

archery

Archery is the art, practice, or skill of propelling arrows with the use of a bow. Your child will grow and learn about more than archery in each session. While they practice basic skills, aiming methods, shooting technique, etc. They will discover the fun of archery and learn valuable skills that will last a lifetime.

Date: June 27th - 29th, 2011Time: 9:30 am – 11:30 am Location: Balloon Fiesta ParkCost: $20.00Ages: 6 through 14Limit: 15 6 through 10 year olds 15 11 through14 year oldsContact: Sports Office at 291-6239Website: www.cabq.gov/recreation

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healthy yoUth camp I

This event will highlight “healthy YoUth” by providing a variety of fun, arts and crafts, physically active games and activities.

Date: June 6th - 9th, 2011Time: 8:00 am - 12:00 pmLocation: Balloon Fiesta ParkCost: $40.00 Ages: 7 through 10Limit: 30Contact: Sports Office at 291-6239 or [email protected]: www.cabq.gov/recreation

To include model rockets (each child will make a model rocket and also fly the rocket), tye-dye t-shirts (each child will make their own tye-dye camp t-shirt), chalk making, rock climbing wall, golf, parachute, group juggling, group photo with frame, play dough making, outside activities, etc.

Parents may drop off their kids starting at 7:30am and pick them up as late as 12:30pm. Drop off and pick up will be at the Golf Training Center at Balloon Fiesta Park.

extreme specIalty halF day camp – let’s go Fly a kIte


Date: June 13, 14, 15, 16, 2011Time: 9:30 am - 11:30 amLocation: Balloon Fiesta ParkCost: $20.00Ages: 6 through 14Limit: 30Contact: Sports Office at 291-6239 or [email protected]: www.cabq.gov/recreation

To include building a kite, kite flying, disc golf, play dough making, paper mache hot air balloons, tye-dye t-shirts.

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terFball

Terfball is a game everyone can play. “Terfball was designed to have a lot of participants and be non-contact and co-ed. Terfball has three teams of 6 to 15 players each. Each team has a goal that they guard for one period, there are three periods, and they guard a different goal each period. The field is 300 feet across. The terfball is truly unique. Bigger than a basketball, it is made of foam rubber and has spaces cut out to form handles so players can easily grab it.

Date: July 11, 12, 14, 2011 July 13, 2011 Arts and Crafts - To include tye-dye t-shirts (each child will make their own tye-dye t-shirt), play dough making.

Time: 8:00 am - 10:00 am 6 through 10 years old 10:00 am - 12:00 pm 11 through 14 years oldLocation: Holiday Community CenterCost: $20.00 weekContact: Sports Office at 291-6239 or [email protected]: www.cabq.gov/recreation Limit up to 50 kids per age group

healthy yoUth camp II


Date: July 25th through 28th, 2011Time: 8:00 am - 12:00 pmLocation: Balloon Fiesta ParkCost: $25.00 Ages: 11 through 14Limit: 30Contact: Sports Office at 291-6239 or [email protected]: www.cabq.gov/recreation

To include model rockets (each child will make a model rocket and also fly the rocket), tye-dye t-shirts (each child will make their own tye-dye camp t-shirt), chalk making, rock climbing wall, golf, parachute, group juggling, group photo with frame, play dough making, outside activities, etc.

Parents may drop off their kids starting at 7:30am and pick them up as late as 12:30pm. Drop off and pick up will be at the Golf Training Center at Balloon Fiesta Park.

Registration will begin on May 16, 2011. Registration ends when activities reach maximum capacity. Every activity has a limited number of spaces available, once we have reached that limit, registration will end.

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parks & recreatIon and FamIly commUnIty servIces co-prgrammIng

bIke rodeo

The bike rodeo is an Outdoor Recreation activity that is appropriate for children going into 3rd grade through 6th grade. The bike rodeo will begin with a 45 minute safety presentation. The presentation is offered to all children at the center. After the presentation the children will be broken up into groups of 20 to 25 kids. The groups will rotate in 45 minute increments through the outside portion of the bike rodeo. The outside portion consists of the children riding through a simulated road.

The bike rodeo is a free event offered to all community centers.

Cancellations may be appropriate if the weather does not permit it safe to ride, i.e. Rain and lightning. If a cancelation occurs at your center our staff will do the inside presentation and accommodations will be made to bring the outside portion of the bike rodeo back to the community center.

clImbIng Wall

The Climbing Wall is an Outdoor Recreation activity that is appropriate for children going into 1st grade and up. Our staff will take groups of approximately 20 to 25 kids in 45 minute increments. Our staff will begin with each group by giving them a 10 minute safety talk for the use of the climbing wall. This is followed by 35 minutes of climbing in which the children can receive 2 to 3 climbs each.

The climbing wall will be offered every day of the week. The climbing wall will arrive at your center approximately 15 to 30 minutes prior to the scheduled start time. If the climbing wall is not in demand on the scheduled day the community center may have our staff stay longer if the approximated time is not enough to sufficiently complete each group.

As the summers are hot, our staff would prefer the climbing wall to be scheduled in the morning. If both climbing walls are taken the morning that you wish to schedule, accommodations can be made so that your community center can receive the climbing wall in the afternoon.

The climbing wall is a free event offered to community centers. This event can only be scheduled if a bike rodeo is scheduled to show up at that community center.

Cancellations may be appropriate if the weather does not permit the climbing wall to be safely used; i.e. rain, wind and lightning. If a cancelation occurs at your center accommodations can be made to reschedule. Since the climbing wall is in high demand it may be unavailable to reschedule in the event of a cancelation.

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rockets

Model rockets is an event that is offered by Outdoor Recreation and is appropriate for children going into 3rd grade and up. However if the community center has a smaller population of children we will allow younger children to participate and we will ask that more of your staff accompany the build portion of this event. .

Model rockets is a two day event. The first day will consist of the building of the model rockets which take approximately 2 hours. The second day will consist of the launching of the model rockets.

The model rocket program costs $10 per rocket. Registration takes place at the community center.

Healthy U Community Centers

Outdoor Recreation will be offering a unique program to select Healthy U Community Centers. A Nature Photography Project will include information about Environmental Stewardship, digital photography, and exploration of our beautiful outdoors. Youth will bring home a photo CD of their experience and have an opportunity to display it at the season ending Art Exhibit. There is a $5 fee and registration takes place at your Community Center.

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Rates(Including tax)

Weekday Monday - Friday RegulaR SenioR JunioR

Weekend Sat/Sun & Holiday RegulaR SenioR JunioR

18 Holes or Replay $22.50 $16.30 $11.25 $29.00 $29.00 $14.50

Afternoon $17.50 $13.25 $8.75 $21.00 $20.00 $10.50

9 Holes, All City Golf Courses

$16.50 $12.50 $8.25 $18.50 $18.00 $9.25

9 Hole Replay $6.50 $4.25 $3.25 $11.00 $11.00 $5.50

9 Hole Exec., Ladera & Los Altos

$12.00 $9.25 $6.00 $13.00 $12.50 $6.50

Tournaments $28.00 $28.00 $28.00 $32.00 $32.00 $32.00

golF coUrse rates

execUtIve promotIon

The executive promotion will run from May 1st - August 31st, 2011, from 2 pm to dark.$25 promostion fee will include a weekday 18 hole round and a ½ cart.$30 promotional fee will include a weekend 18 hole round and a ½ cart.

golF happy hoUr promotIon

The happy hour promotion will run from May 1st - August 31st, 2011, from 5 pm to dark.$15 promostion fee will offer a weekday and weekend 9 hole round and a ½ cart.

For Annual Pass information call 768-5365 or email: [email protected]

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parks & recreatIon JUnIor tennIs program

cIty oF albUqUerqUe sUmmer JUnIor tennIs program

Tennis lessons and junior match play are offered at three different sites during the summer months. Four sessions of lessons are offered during the summer. The lessons are 50 minutes long, and each session continues for two weeks. Lessons are available at different skill levels from beginning to intermediate, and match play is available for the intermediate player.

The National Junior Tennis League is offered at four sites. This is a six week program and each lesson is from 9:15 to 11:45 am. Juniors are introduced to tennis and divided by skill level at each site. A fun experience with tennis is created by providing lessons, games and play during each session.

The following are details, and the registration information for the 2011 City of Albuquerque summer tennis programs.

sUmmer lessons

Registration for the Arroyo Del Oso court site will be held at the Jerry Cline Tennis Center May 2nd through-June 3rd, and at the ADO site beginning June 6th during the lesson times listed below. Registration for Jerry Cline will be held at the Jerry Cline Center from May 2nd through July from 8:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Mon-Thurs, and from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Fri-Sun. Registration for Sierra Vista will take place at Sierra Vista May 2nd through July from 8:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Mon-Fri, and between 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. on weekends. Not all skill levels are available every hour at every site.

sUmmer schedUle Tennis Sites Dates Times & Days Cost

Jerry Cline, Sierra Vista, and Arroyo Del Oso June 6-17 50 min sessions M-F

8, 9, & 10 a.m. $40 adults$30 juniors

Jerry Cline and Sierra Vista June 6-16 65 min sessions

M-Thursday 5:30 & 6:45 p.m.

$40 adults$30 juniors

Jerry Cline, Sierra Vista, and Arroyo Del Oso June 20 -July 1 50 min sessions M-F


Jerry Cline and Sierra Vista June 20–June 3065 min sessions

M-Thursday 5:30 & 6:45p.m.


Jerry Cline, Sierra Vista, and Arroyo Del Oso July 4 - July 15 50 min sessions M-F


Jerry Cline and Sierra Vista July 5 - July 15No July 4 lessons

65 min sessions M-Thursday

5:30 & 6:45 p.m.


Jerry Cline, Sierra Vista, and Arroyo Del Oso July 18 - July 29 50 min sessions M-F


Jerry Cline and Sierra Vista July 18 - July 28

65 min sessions M-Thursday

5:30 & 6:45 p.m.


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April 28 – 30 High School District TournamentsMay 4 – 7 State High School TournamentMay 13 -15 uSTA Senior Sectional events May 21 -24 Senior Olympics TournamentJune 3 – 5 uSTA Junior Open #4 TournamentJune 25 -26 uSTA Adult league district playoffsJuly 2 -4 uSTA New Mexico Games NTrP TournamentJuly 9 – 12 uSTA regional Junior tournament b & G 18’s July 16 – 17 uSTA NTrP Adult Grand Prix Singles TournamentJuly 23 – 24 uSTA junior team league Tournament

July 30 National Junior Tennis league rallyAug 13 – 14 uSTA Junior Open #5 TournamentAug. 27 -28 uSTA Sierra Vista DoublesSept. 3 – 5 uSTA Junior Open #6Sept. 10 - October 30 Adult Fall league weeknights through OctoberSept. 17 – 19 uSTA Junior level 5 TournamentOctober 8 -9 uSTA Junior Open Tournament #7October 15 APS Middle School TournamentOctober 22 -23 uSTA Jerry Cline Adult Championship TournamentNovember 5 -6 uSTA Junior Turkey TournamentDecember 3 uSTA Junior Super Set #2

2011 specIal events tennIs calendarJerry clIne tennIs center

JUnIor match playThis is for any player who is able to play matches and keep score on their own (permission of Director). This is a part of the lesson program and runs Monday though Thursday. Registration is the same as for lessons (listed above).

Tennis Sites Dates Days held Times Cost

Jerry Cline and Sierra Vista and Arroyo Del Oso June 6 -July 21 Mon - Thurs 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. $40

natIonal JUnIor tennIs leagUeThe National Junior Tennis League is a separate program for any player between the ages of 7 & 14, beginner and above. It is held at four court sites. Show up at the site you want at 9:00 a.m. on June 20th for both registration and the first day of lessons. Call the Jerry Cline tennis center at 505) 848-1381 for more information.

Tennis Sites Dates Days held Times Cost

Jerry Cline, Aztec Park, Los Ranchos, Valley High School June 20 -July 28 Mon - Thurs 9:15 a.m.-11:45 a.m. $50

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parks & recreatIon aqUatIcs program

City of Albuquerque Summer Lesson Registration Information

2011

Registration begins April 30, 2011 from 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. at the year-round pools listed below. When seasonal pools open on May 28, registration continues at the pool where you want to take your lessons. Group lessons are $25 per child per 2 week session.

East San Jose Highland - 400 Jackson SE - 256-2096

Eisenhower Los Altos - 10100 Lomas NE - 291-6290

Highland Highland - 400 Jackson SE - 256-2096

Los Altos Los Altos - 10100 Lomas NE - 291-6290

Montgomery Sandia - 7801 Candelaria NE - 291-6279

Rio Grande City Valley - 1505 Candelaria NW - 761-4086

Sandia Sandia - 7801 Candelaria NE - 291-6279

Sierra Vista West Mesa - 6705 Fortuna NW - 836-8718

Sunport Highland - 400 Jackson SE - 256-2096

Valley Valley - 1505 Candelaria NW - 761-4086

West Mesa West Mesa - 6705 Fortuna NW - 836-8718

Wilson Highland - 400 Jackson SE - 256-2096

This column is the site for the lesson This column is where you will register

LessonsOffered

Parent– Tot Ages 3 month—3 yrs Please check with pool for availability

Parent must accompany child in the water. Basic water skills, how to hold the child, water acclimation, safety skills are taught.

Preschool Ages 3—5 years Students learn basic water skills, wa-ter acclimation, and safety skills and rules.

Child Ages 6 and older The student will be put into a class that meets their needs. Basic to ad-vance skills are taught.

Diving Offered at Valley, West Mesa and Sandia Pool

Students learn approaches and basic diving skills.

Private All Ages - Please check with pool for availability.

Students will have one-on-one instruc-tion. Basic to advance skills are taught.

Session I June 6 - 17 Session I June 7 - 16Session II June 20 - July 1 Session II June 20 - June 30Session III July 11 - 22 Session III July 12 - 21Session IV July 25 - August 5 Session IV July 25 - August 4

Morning Session Dates (M - F) Evening Session Dates (M - TH)

Adult Check with pool for availability. Students learn basic water skills, water acclimation, basic stroke and safety skills.

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cIty oF albUqUerqUe2011 lIFegUard class schedUle

LOCATION DATE DAYS TIMEWEST MESA 4/11 – 4/21 Mon – Thurs 4PM – 8PM

SANDIA 4/26 – 5/14Tue, Thurs

Sat4PM – 8PM8AM – 11AM

HIGHLAND 5/7 – 5/19Mon – Thurs

Sat4PM – 8PM9AM – 12PM

Why it’s Great to be a City of Albuquerque

Lifeguard

Working with People of all Ages▪ Coach swim & polo teams▪ Teach swimming lessons▪ Instruct water exercise classes

Gaining valuable Experience▪ Develop strong leadership skills▪ Learn to be part of a team▪ Practice lifesaving skills▪ Become more disciplined

Earning Money▪ Use the income to achieve your goals▪ Arrange your work schedule around school▪ Enjoy flexible hours▪ Open doors for career development

American Red Cross Lifeguard Training Course

Presented by the City of Albuquerque Aquatics Division

As an applicant for a lifeguard certificate, you must fulfill each of the following requirements, no exceptions. Feel free to call the pool manager if you have questions before the class begins.

BEFORE CLASS STARTS• Register before the first day of class & pay the $31.50 fee.• Purchase the American Red Cross Lifeguarding manual ($35) & a resuscitation mask ($14). These are available at the American Red Cross office: 142 Monroe NE, 265-8514.• You must be at least 15 years old by the last scheduled date of the class in order to enroll.

FIRST DAY OF CLASS• Bring a swimsuit, a towel & a great attitude.• We will be doing some demanding water tests.

TO COMPLETE THE CLASS• You must attend every session & be punctual to each one. Total course time is approx. 31 hours. At the instructor’s discretion, additional hours may be scheduled for practice & review or to make up cancelled classes due to unforeseen circumstances.• You must pass 3 in-water lifeguard skill scenarios.• You must pass the written test with a score of at least 80% on each of the 3 sections.• You must demonstrate competency in all First Aid, CPR, AED, & Lifeguard Skill tests.• In addition, you must pass the City’s 4 part water test. See our website for more information: http://www.cabq.gov/aquatics/be-a- lifeguard/lifeguard-test-requirements

UPON COMPLETION• You will receive an American Red Cross Lifeguarding / First Aid Certification, valid for 3 years.• You will receive an American Red Cross CPR / AED for the Professional Rescuer Certification, valid for 1 year.

PLEASE NOTE: This course requires strenuous activity. If you have a medical condition or disability that might prevent you from taking part in practice sessions, you should discuss it with your physician and your instructor.

Junior Lifeguard Program

Ages 11-15

Typically offered starting in June for Summer Swim Lessons.

▪ Develop teamwork & leadership▪ Increase swimming skills▪ Understand responsibilities of aquatic personnel & first responders▪ Learn rescue techniques▪ Find out more at: http://www.cabq.gov/ aquatics/be-a-lifeguard/lifeguarding- courses/junior-lifeguard-course

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FamIly & commUnIty servIces2011 sUmmer programs

The City of Albuquerque Community Center Section will be offering summer recreation programs to youth 6 to 15 years of age this summer. These summer recreation programs will offer a variety of purposeful, meaningful, recreational, educational and growth producing activities to the youth that participate this summer. Activities will include; arts & crafts, general sports activities, education and recreational field trips, daily on site recreational activities, and much more.

Dates: June 13th, 2011 to July 29th, 2011Time: 7:30am to 5:30pm daily Monday through FridayLocation: All City of Albuquerque operated

community centers. For a listing of community centers please visit City of Albuquerque website at www.cabq.gov/communitycenters).

Cost: Free of ChargeAge: 6 to 15 years of ageRegistration: Registration at each Center is required.

Due to the high participant demand for the City of Albuquerque’s Community Centers Summer Recreation Program, the Department of Family & Community Services has implemented a “lottery-style” selection of participants. Once a center registration is full, a waiting list will be kept and maintained for participants not selected. Parents will be notified as space becomes available. See below for more details on registration.

Contact #: 767-5800

Important Summer Program Registration Information:Due to the high participant demand for the City of Albuquerque’s Community Centers Summer Recreation Program, the Department of Family & Community Services has implemented a “lottery style” selection of participants.

Lottery Forms will only be accepted from Monday, April 18 – Friday, April 29, 2011, at each Community Center. Enter lottery at the center where you wish your child(ren) to attend the summer program.

Drawing will take place at each community center on Wednesday May 4, 2011, based on the participant limit for each center. Thereafter, the remaining City resident applicant names will be drawn to determine the order of who will be on a waiting list to fill any vacancies that open up in the program.

Was my name selected? The names of the individuals selected during the drawings will be posted from Monday, May 9 – Friday, May 13, 2011 at the Community Center where you submitted your lottery form.

Program Registration: Those selected must register their child(ren) for the summer program between Monday, May 9 - Friday, May 13, 2011, at the Community Center where they entered the drawing. If the selected applicants do not register their child(ren) between Monday, May 9 - Friday, May 13, 2011, their slot(s) will be given to the next person(s) on the waiting list.

Please submit only one application per family. Siblings ages 6 to 12 are included on the application form. The drawing will be held on Saturday, May 28th at 10:00 a.m. in the lobby. The public is invited to attend.

Five weeks of fun filled activities; swimming, soccer, kickball, basketball and relay races; field trips to fun places like the Zoo, Hoots, Cliff’s, Explora, Nuclear Museum, Skate City; special events include a Fourth of July parade, climbing wall, rocket build and rocket fly and Hawaiian Luau with hula hoop contest and limbo competition. Arts & Crafts include pottery, jewelry making painting and craft creations.

manzano mesa mUltI-generatIonal center sUmmer program

Dates: June 20th through July 22ndTime: Monday—Friday. 7:30amto 5:30pmAge: Children 6 to 12 years oldContact: Angelina Poulin, Program Coordinator, 275-8731 ext. 226.

Lotto forms will be available at the table outside of the Youth Coordinator’s office at the Manzano Mesa Multi-generational Center, 501 Elizabeth SE, from Saturday, May 7th through Friday, May 27th.

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therapeUtIc recreatIon sUmmer program

Therapeutic Recreation programs are offered throughout the city for persons with and without disabilities, age 6 through high school. The program offers a variety of services that include art, leisure education, performing arts, gross motor activities, and games. The Center provides fully inclusive programs for youth and adults with and without disabilities. The dates and times of programs will vary with each program.

Dates: June 13th, 2011 to July 29th, 2011Time: UnavailableLocations: Loma Linda Community and 3 Elementary Schools to be determined.Cost:

Age: 6 to High SchoolRegistration: Registration information available soon.Contact: 764-1525

playgroUnd recreatIon sUmmer program

The Playground Recreation Program offers summer recreation programs for children 6 through 11 years old at various elementary schools during the summer months. These programs provide planned, organized and supervised activities designed to meet the recreational needs of children that attend. These programs are not free of charge; please see below for fee information.

Dates: June 13th, 2011 to July 28th, 2011Time: 7am to 6pmLocations: Various Elementary Schools around

the City. Elementary Schools Sites have not been secured. Elementary School sites will be posted on the City website as soon as they have been secured, please visits the city website www.cabq.gov to periodically check for updates on sites.

Cost:

Age: 6 to 11 year oldsRegistration: June 10th from 9am to 12pmContact: 767-5800Website: www.cabq.gov/communitycenters/ summerregplay

# of children Registration Fee

Weekly Cost9am to 3pm

Weekly Fee7am to 6pm

1 $10 $10 $20

2 $15 $14 $28

3 $20 $17 $34

# of children Weekly Fee1 $202 $28

3 or more $34

FUn FIt FrIday

This summer the Family & Community Services Department and The Parks & Recreation Department will collaborate to resurrect a youth Fitness event. This event will be held at Balloon Fiesta Park. The goal of this event is to provide the community center participants an opportunity to be involved in fitness activities that are fun, friendly, healthy and fun. Did I say fun?

Date: June 17th, 2011Times: TBALocation: Balloon Fiesta ParkCost: Free of Charge. This event will be for the children that participate in the Community Center Summer Program.Ages: 6 to 15 years oldsContact: 767-5800

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healthy U talent shoW & art exhIbIt(end oF sUmmer)

This event gives us an opportunity to show case a few of the many talented children that participate in our community center summer programs. This year the Parks & Recreation Department will be collaborating with the Family & Community Services Department to help make this year’s talent show even bigger and better. In past years we’ve had dance acts, singing acts, lager group acts, etc.

Date: TBATimes: TBALocation: Kiva AuditoriumCost: Free of Charge.Ages: 6 to 15 years of age.Contact: 767-5800

sUmmer Food servIce program

The Summer Food Service Program is provided in City community centers, parks, elementary and middle schools, apartment complexes, public housing facilities, churches and at non-profit organizations. Some sites serve breakfast as well as lunch. The meal program is open to children and youth 1 through 18 years old.

SUMMER FOOD SERvICE PROgRAM RULES FOR PARTICIPANTS• Must be 1-18 years of age to participate in program. • Must receive entire meal as a unit. • Meal must be eaten on site. • Do not abuse any food items. (Throwing or playing with food) • Clean up your area after you have finished your meal. (use trash dispensers) • Any misconduct that disrupts the Food Service Program will not be tolerated. • All meals will be served on a first-come first- served basis.

Dates: Dates have not yet been secured.Times: Times vary from site to site, but normally

breakfast is served from 8:30am to 9:30am and lunch is served from 12 noon to 1:00pm.

Locations: Various community centers, parks,elementary schools, apartment complexes, public housing facilities, churches and non-profit organizations around the city. Sites will be posted on the City website as soon as they have been secured, please visit the city website www.cabq.gov to periodically check for updates on sites.

Cost: Free of charge.Ages: Must be between the ages of 1 through 18 to participate in this program.Contact : 764-1747Website: www.cabq.gov/communitycenters/ SummerFoodProgram

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albUqUerqUe mUseUm

Albuquerque Museum 2011 Summer Art Program: The Summer Museum School at The Albuquerque Museum offers an exciting variety of art classes for children and adults ages 3 and up. Classes take place within the setting of the museum, offering unique connections to the artwork on display. All classes are fee-based and require registration. Summer classes begin May 31. A detailed class schedule will be available March 1.

sUmmary oF classes

• Classes for ages 3-5 offered Fridays in June and July from 10:00-11:30 a.m. or 1:00-2:30 p.m. Children explore art and art making from around the world through games, books, gallery walks and art projects designed to inspire their young creativity.

• Classes for ages 6-10 & 11-14 offered Tuesday through Thursday from 9:30-11:30 a.m. or 1:00-3:00 p.m. Children discover their creativity by learning about the tools, materials and methods artists use through engaging art projects.

• NEW! Class for Teens ages 15-17 offered Saturdays in June and July from 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

• Adult Class, ages 18 and over offered Saturdays in July and August from 9:30 a.m. -12:00 p.m.For more information go the museum’s website at www.cabq.gov/museum or call 243-7255.

bIopark

Camp BioPark 2011

• Monday – Friday 8:30am -4:00pm, • Half day classes from 8:30am-12:00pm & 12:30-4:00pm• Weeks of June 6, 13, 20, 27• Weeks of July 11, 18, 25

Be captivated by the wonders of water, the amazing lives of animals, and the power of plants this summer at Camp BioPark. Designed to inspire children’s awareness of nature and the plants and animals that make every environment unique, these science classes are engaging, active, and provide hands-on experiences. Camp BioPark offerings include parent-child preschool classes, as well as half-day and full-day classes for students from kindergarten to 9th grade. A week at Camp BioPark includes hands-on activities and games, up-close encounters with education animals, and special opportunities for behind the scenes tours led by BioPark staff. For more information contact BioPark Education at 764-6214 or 848-7180. Registration for classes begins Monday, March 7th, 2011.

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Erna Fergusson Library3700 San Mateo NE 87110 • 888-8100 (*Space is limited; advance registration required. Call library for more information.)Children’s Programs: Wednesdays at 2 pm June 15 – July 20*Tween Programs: Tuesdays at 10:30 am June 7 – July 26*Teen Programs: Fridays at 11 am June 10 – July 29 Ernie Pyle Library900 Girard SE 87106 • 256-2065Children’s Programs: Thursdays at 10:30 am June 16 – July 21

Juan Tabo Library3407 Juan Tabo NE 87111 • 291-6260Children’s Programs: Saturdays at 10:30 am June 18 – July 23

Lomas Tramway Library908 Eastridge NE 87123 • 291-6295Children’s Programs: Thursdays at 10:30 am June 16 – July 21

Los Griegos Library1000 Griegos Rd. NW 87107 • 761-4020Children’s Programs: Fridays at 10:30 am June 17 – July 22

Main Library501 Copper Ave. NW • 768-5136Children’s Programs: Tuesdays at 10:30 am June 14 – July 19Teen Programs: Fridays at 2 pm June 10 – July 22

North Valley Library7704-B 2nd St. NW 87107 • 897-8823Children’s Programs: Wednesdays at 10:30 am June 15 – July 20

San Pedro Library5600 Trumbull SE 87108 • 256-2067Children’s Programs: Wednesdays at 3:30 pm June 15 - July 20

South Broadway Library1025 Broadway SE 87102 • 764-1742Children’s Programs: Wednesdays at 10:30 am June 15 - July 20Family Movies: Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1 pm June 7 - July 28

South Valley Library3904 Isleta SW 87105 • 877-5170Children’s Programs: Wednesdays at 3:30 pm June 15 - July 20

Taylor Ranch Library5700 Bogart NW 87120 • 897-8816Children’s Programs: Tuesdays at 10:30 am June 14 - July 19

Tony Hillerman Library8205 Apache NE 87110 • 291-6264Children’s Programs: Fridays at 10:30 am June 17 – July 22

Westgate Library1300 Delgado SW 87121 833-6984Children’s Programs: Tuesdays at 10 am June 14 – July 19

albUqUerqUe/bernalIllo coUnty lIbrary - 2011 sUmmer readIng program

3 June – 30 July ABC Libraries SuMMER READING PRoGRAMVARIouS LIBRARIES, TIMESOne World, Many Stories: The Library’s 2011 Summer Reading Program. Children, teens and adults are invited to register, read and attend the special events and workshops that the library has to offer over the summer. Visit your library and show your reading log for a chance to win some wonderful prizes. For a full schedule of summer events visit the library online at www.cabq.gov/library or call 311.

SuMMER READING PRoGRAM KICK off EVENTS• friday, June 3 from 10:30 am – 12:30 pm: at Alamosa Library, South Broadway Library and Westgate Library

• Saturday, June 4 from 10:30 am – 12:30 pm:at CherryHills Library, East Mountain Library, Erna Fergusson Library, Ernie Pyle Library, Juan Tabo Library, Lomas Tramway Library, Los Griegos Library, Main Library, North Valley Library, San Pedro Library, South Valley Library, TaylorRanch Library and Tony Hillerman Library

Alamosa Library6900 Gonzales SW 87121 • 836-0684Children’s Programs: Wednesdays at 10:30 am June 15 – July 20

Cherry Hills Library6901 Barstow NE 87111 • 857-8321Children’s Programs: Fridays at 3 pm June 17-July 22Teen Programs: Tuesdays at 3:30 pm June 14-July 26

East Mountain Library1 old Tijeras Rd., Tijeras, NM 87059Children’s Programs: Wednesdays at 10 am June 15-July 20Teen Programs: Wednesdays at 2 pm June 8-June 29

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balloon mUseUm sUmmer 2011 programs

June 2011

June 1, 8, 15, 22, 29: Stories in the Sky, 9:30 a.m. (free)June 11: Launch & Learn Family Day, 2-4 p.m. (with paid admission)

July 2011

July 4: Red, White & Balloons, 4th of July Celebration (Food & Music). Foundation Event (fee-based).July 6, 13, 20, 27: Stories in the Sky, 9:30 a.m. (free)July 7, 14, 21, 28: Flying High! Preschool Art and Science: 10am-11:30 a.m. (fee-based)July 9: Launch & Learn Family Day, 2-4 p.m. (with paid admission)

August 2011

August 3, 10, 17, 24, 31: Stories in the Sky, 9:30 a.m. (free)August 13: Launch & Learn Family Day, 2-4 p.m. (with paid admission)

storIes In the sky: When the Balloon Museum launched “Stories in the Sky,” a weekly story time for children ages 0-6, they expected a good response, but soon learned that “good” did not really describe the event! Since its launch on February 4, 2009, the weekly event has had a steady attendance of over 60 people each week, with a high of 98. Each year about 3,000 children, parents, grandparents and caregivers participate in the fun learning experiences. Designed to engage even the youngest visitors with stories, music and movement, and engaging curiosity that expands the learning experience, “Stories in the Sky” was developed by the Museum’s Curator of Education, Laurie Magovern, who leads the group each week.

laUnch & learn FamIly day: Launch & Learn! Drop-in hands-on workshops for all ages! Please join us for this NEW program as part of the Balloon Museum’s 5-year anniversary celebration. Held on the second Saturday of each month from 2-4 p.m., starting January 8. New topics and activities every month: science experiments, art projects, flying demonstrations and entertainment.

Contact the Balloon Museum at 768-6020 or visit www.cabq.gov/balloon for more information.

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A Free family fun event taking place at different areas of the City. Each event will feature live entertainment, food vendors and arts and crafts vendors, beer gardens, children’s entertainment, face painting, jumpers, rock climbing, recycle-man drumming and more.

Summer Fest 2011

July 23rd

Nob Hill • 2 Stages • 2:00pm - 10:30pm Presented by: City of Albuquerque, Nob Hill Main Street & New Mexico Jazz Festival Featuring: Maceo Parker

August 20th

Cottonwood Mall • 1 Stage • 7:00pm - 10:30pm Presented by: City of Albuquerque & Cottonwood Mall Featuring: Ryan Star

May 21st National Hispanic Cultural Center • 3 Stages • 7:00pm - 10:30pm Presented by: City of Albuquerque & National Hispanic Cultural Center Featuring: Al Hurricane, Al Hurricane Jr. and Jerry Dean

June 18th

Civic Plaza • 2 Stages • 7:00pm - 10:30pm Presented by: City of Albuquerque Featuring: Bobby Hendricks’ Drifters

A Family oriented Fourth of July celebration. With live entertainment, food vendors, Firecracker Cafe, Children’s entertainment: free face painting, rock climbing wall, and one of the state’s largest fireworks displays.

July 4th

Balloon Fiesta Park • Gates open at 3:00 Free Admission Entertainment begins at 4:00 Main stage: Warehouse 508 Youth Stage Featuring former American Idol Finalist: Casey James

Arts in the ParkSundays 1:00pm - 5:00pm

A combination of art, music, dance, poetry and theatre. Events vary, but are for adults and children. Attendance numbers vary from a

couple of hundred to about 1,000 people.

May 1 - South Broadway ParkMay 8 - Heritage Hills Park. This is Mother’s Day. Featuring: A 30-piece middle school band September 11- NM Veterans’ Memorial ParkSeptember 18 - Balloon MuseumSeptember 25 - Carlos Rey ParkOctober 2 - El Oso Grande ParkOctober 9 - Ventana Ranch Park

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