Contact Info Parks and Recreation Sheri Ward [email protected]15 South Main Providence, UT 84332 (435) 752-9441 ext. 22 Cell (435) 881-7910 Fax (435) 753-1586 Check out our website for events: www.providencecity.com Find us on... The mission of Providence City recreation is to provide a variety of active and passive recrea- tional and leisure opportunities for residents of all ages and abilities to encourage healthy life- styles and to enhance the quality of our lives. A rich heritage, a vibrant future 2011 Providence City Parks and Recreation
The mission of Providence City recreation is to provide a variety of active and passive recrea-tional and leisure opportunities for residents of all ages and abilities to encourage healthy life-styles and to enhance the quality of our lives.
A rich heritage, a vibrant future
2011
Providence City
Parks and Recreation
Von Baer and Zollinger parks may be reserved Monday through Sunday, begin-
ning May 1 and ending September 30.
Make your reservation January 3 in the City Office or call
(435)752-9441 ext. 22.
We ask that you do not move any tables from pavilions. This helps to
avoid any facility damages.
Reservations may be cancelled for a full refund of the reservation fee no later
than two weeks prior to the event date.
There are currently 8 parks in Providence that offer a variety of amenities.
Park hours are from 8am-10pm.
In accordance with Utah Code a person may not consume liquor in a public building, park, or stadium.
No dogs, leashed or unleashed, are allowed in Providence City Parks at any
time.
Fees: Von Baer Park
$55
Zollinger Park $25
City Parks Important Dates to Remember for 2011
√ January 3—Park Reservations accepted
√ February 5 & 12—District 7 Soccer Registration
√ February 14-March 24—Baseball/Softball Registration
√ March 30—Baseball Major League Tryouts
√ March 31—Baseball Minor League Performance Clinic
√ April 16—Baseball Pitching Clinic (Subject to change)
√ April 21—Baseball Coaches Meeting
√ April 30—100 Mile Club & Exercise Club Begins
√ May 2 - May 26—Summer Recreation Registration
√ May 4—Softball Pitching Clinic (Subject to change)
√ May 7—Baseball/Softball Opening Ceremony
√ May 16—Concert in the Park—Red Desert Duo
√ June 4—Celebrate Providence Events
√ June 6—Fun in the Sun begins
√ June 7—Tennis A Begins
√ June 20—Concert in the Park—Lilum
√ June 27-July 21—Fall Recreation Registration
√ June 28—Tennis B Begins
√ July 18—Concert in the Park—Hot Flashes
√ August 1-5—REAL Soccer Camp
√ August 11—Kickball & Soccer Coaches Meeting
√ August 15—Concert in the Park—Mid-Life Project
√ August 20—Art in the Park
√ August 23—Fall Recreation Begins
√ August 31—100 Mile Club & Exercise Club Ends
√ September 20—Car Show Sponsorship Due
√ October 8—Car Show
√ October 28—Sauerkraut Dinner
√ DECEMBER—Santa will be visiting Providence City.
Look in Newsletter OR website for date and time. Look in Newsletter OR website for date and time. Look in Newsletter OR website for date and time. Look in Newsletter OR website for date and time.
Car Show
October 8 from 12:00 October 8 from 12:00 October 8 from 12:00 October 8 from 12:00 ---- 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Zollinger ParkZollinger ParkZollinger ParkZollinger Park
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Or just come and walk around admiring other peoples hard work and collections.
Come and vote for your favorite People’s Choice Award!
Register your vehicle by October 6th to participate in the 4th Annual Car Show.
Sponsor a car and you or your business can present your favorite car with a plaque.
(Register to be a sponsor by September 20, 2011)(Register to be a sponsor by September 20, 2011)(Register to be a sponsor by September 20, 2011)(Register to be a sponsor by September 20, 2011) For more information, contact Sheri at 435-752-9441 ext. 22
Winner of the 2010 People’s Choice Award
Winner of the 2010 Pride of Providence Award
than two weeks prior to
Park Amenities
The only amenities exclusive to a reservation at Zollinger Park are:
� Pavillion � Electrical Outlets—Lights � Tables
All other amenities are first come first serve.
Baseball games may be going on the day of your reservation.
� Pavilion � 2 Small Tables � 1/2 Basketball Court � Bar-B-Que � Outside Tap
Von Baer Park 350 East Center
� Pavilion � Electrical Outlets—Lights � 13 Large Tables � Restrooms � Drinking Fountain � Outside Tap � Fire Pit � Food Prep. Room (Sink only) � Walking Trail (Dirt)
Braegger Park 300 East 300 South
� Pavilion � 2 Small Tables � Playground � Sand Volleyball � Tennis Court � Outside Tap
Brookside Park 450 North 100 East OROROROR
38 East Spring Creek Parkway
� Walking Path (1/8 Mile) � Grass—play area
Dogs allowed on walking trail ONLY!
Dogs allowed on walking trail ONLY!
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The Cache Valley Center for the Arts (CVCA) is an organization that brings outreach opportunities to Providence residents by providing classes, events
and other activities that involve the fine arts.
By taking advantage of everything that CVCA has to offer, you just might discover the artist that is missing in
your life.
Make sure to view the CVCA Arts Directory to see a list of local art businesses and outreach
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Providence will be holding an Art in the
Park Festival on Saturday August 20
at Von Baer Park. If interested in
participating, please call the city office.
Look for more information in the City Newsletter.
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Come taste
a part of Providence heritage
at a catered city-wide dinner!
You don't need to like sauerkraut to enjoy a great meal and the company of neighbors, family and
friends. Tickets may be purchased ahead of time at the City Office or at the dinner.
FRIDAY, October 28 @ 5 p.m. in the SCMS
Sauerkraut Dinner
Providence City will be offering a Babysitting
Clinics on Saturday’s during the Spring and
Fall months. The American Red Cross will be
teaching this course. The class will be held for
youth ages 11-15. Cost is $30 plus $10
for a first aid kit. (kit is optional). This will provide youth who
are planning to baby-sit with the knowledge and skills neces-
sary to safely and responsibly give care for children and infants.
This training will help participants to develop leadership skills;
learn how to develop a babysitting business, keep themselves
and others safe and help children behave; and learn about
basic child care and basic first aid. Sign up with
your friends and enjoy learning together! Let us
know if interested in a clinic and we will schedule
one. CLASS IS LIMITED TO 10 PEOPLE
LOCATION
Bowery
Restrooms
Playground
Tennis Court
Sand Volley-ball
Basketball Court
Soccer Fields
Baseball Field
Open Grass Area
Picnic Area
Horseshoe Pits
Parking Lot
Walking Trail
Splash Pad
Zollinger Park
61 North 200 W
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Von Baer Park
350 East Center
Braegger Park
300 East 300 South
Meadow Ridge
300 W
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Cattle Corral
100 East 200 South
Alma Leonhardt
310 W
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Brookside Park
450 North 100 East or
38 E. Spring Creek Pkwy.
Hampshire Park
285 W
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Providence City sponsors a concert once a month
at Zollinger Park.
Join us for a FREE night of fun! All concerts are held in the small pavilion at 7 p.m.
Concerts in the Park
May 16
June 20
July 18
August 15
Red Desert Duo
Lilium
Hot Flashes
Mid-Life Project
Great Music at this years Celebrate Providence
Event!
If you have concert suggestions,
please contact
Sheri Ward at
435-752-9441 ext. 22.
PLUS. . .PLUS. . .PLUS. . .
Looking For Entertainment?
Celebrate Providence June 4, 2011
Volunteers needed and welcome to help Volunteers needed and welcome to help Volunteers needed and welcome to help Volunteers needed and welcome to help bring together our community for the bring together our community for the bring together our community for the bring together our community for the
Celebrate Providence Event. Please contact Celebrate Providence Event. Please contact Celebrate Providence Event. Please contact Celebrate Providence Event. Please contact the city office for more details.the city office for more details.the city office for more details.the city office for more details.
Contact the City Office with your
future events! G
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Fun Run
Kids Parade
Good Food
Baseball games
Carnival Games
Motorcycle Show
Movie in the park
….and much more fun!
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Most events take place at Zollinger Park.Most events take place at Zollinger Park.Most events take place at Zollinger Park.Most events take place at Zollinger Park.
Summer Activities
Fun in the Sun
This class is a favorite for ages 4-11. Your child will be able to participate in quiet games, craft time, educa-tional activities and active games. Occasional field trips will also be
taken. Classes will be held June 6 - July 22.
Ages 4-6 (T,Th) $40 Ages 7-11 (M,W,F) $55
Exercise Club
May-August The Club for Everyone!
Just pick up a form from
the Recreation Department
and keep track of when you
do any kind of exercise
(vacuum and yard work
included).
When you have reached 40
Hours of exercise, turn your
sheet in for a prize.
It's that easy.
100 Mile Club
May-August The Club for Everyone!
Just pick up a form from
the Recreation
Department and keep
track of when you
walk, jog or run.
When you have reached
100 miles, turn your
sheet in for a prize.
It's that easy.
Registration:Registration:Registration:Registration: May 2—May 26 at the City Office
Classes are limited and fill up FAST!
Snack Stand
Mon-Fri 5:30 p.m.-9 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m.-10 p.m.
*Hours may vary depending on game schedules
Bring your family down for the best burgers and kraut dogs around! The Providence Snack Stand offers a va-riety of candy, chips, drinks and all
of the classic ball game treats.
Watching ball games or a performance?
In a hurry? Don't want to cook?
We are looking to lease
out the Providence City
Snack Stand this year
2011. If interested,
please contact Sheri at
435-752-9441 ext. 22.
Softball
Ponytail/Ages 7-8: $35
U-10/Ages 9-10: $40
U-12/Ages 11-12: $45
U-14/Ages 13-14: $45
Registration:
Feb. 14th—March 24th at the City Office.
Pitching Clinic: (tentative dates)
Baseball: April 16th at 9 a.m. at Zollinger Park.
(subject to change)
Softball: May 4th at 6:00 p.m. at Providence Ele-
mentary field.
Coaches Meeting: April 21st 5:00-6:00 p.m.
at the City Office.
Major League tryouts: March 30th at 5:30 p.m. at Zollinger Park.
Minor League
Performance Clinic: March 31st at 5:30 p.m. at Zollinger Park.
T-Ball/Age 5-6: Intro to the game of baseball. $25
Rookie League/Age 7-8: Intro to hitting a moving ball. $40
Minor League/Age 9-10: Intro to live pitching and WBBA rules. $45
Major League/Age 11-12: Intro to competitive play. $55
Pony League/Age 13-14: Intermediate level of rec. baseball. $75
KickballKickballKickballKickball Fall Season/Ages 3-4: $25
Register June 27-July 21st at the City Office. Fee includes a t-shirt/
hat and participation award.
Baseball/Softball
Baseball Opening Ceremony Saturday, May 7, 2011 at 5:00 p.m.
Join us for the annual Opening Ceremony for Providence Baseball & Softball.
Introduction to the Teams, Coaches and the Rules for the Season.
It’s sure to be a fun & informative time!
Youth Council
Providence City Youth Council
2011-2012
Providence Students in grades 8-12
The Providence Youth Council (YC) teaches
government functions, strengthens leadership skills, and encourages community service.
Students will love making new friends and
having an influence on the youth in their own community.
Applications are available in the Applications are available in the Applications are available in the Applications are available in the City Office during April Through AugustCity Office during April Through AugustCity Office during April Through AugustCity Office during April Through August
YC Members must be willing to attend meetings
and activities from September-June
Youth Council Positions
Administration
• Mayor
• Recorder
• Treasurer/Purchasing
• Historian
• Publicity
Justice Court
• Court Clerk
Public Works
• Director
Community Development
• Building
• Planning & Zoning
• Community Beautification
Parks & Recreation
• Parks
• Cemetery
• Recreation
• Community Events
City Services
• Emergency Preparation
• Public Safety
Applications will be available for Applications will be available for Applications will be available for Applications will be available for Summer Recreation, Umpires and Score keepers Summer Recreation, Umpires and Score keepers Summer Recreation, Umpires and Score keepers Summer Recreation, Umpires and Score keepers
starting in March and we will accept them starting in March and we will accept them starting in March and we will accept them starting in March and we will accept them until jobs are filled.until jobs are filled.until jobs are filled.until jobs are filled.
Summer Jobs
SNACK STANDSNACK STANDSNACK STANDSNACK STAND We will be leasing out the snack stand this We will be leasing out the snack stand this We will be leasing out the snack stand this We will be leasing out the snack stand this
year 2011. We are now seeking applicants for year 2011. We are now seeking applicants for year 2011. We are now seeking applicants for year 2011. We are now seeking applicants for this position. If interested, please contact this position. If interested, please contact this position. If interested, please contact this position. If interested, please contact
Sheri at 435Sheri at 435Sheri at 435Sheri at 435----752752752752----9441 ext. 229441 ext. 229441 ext. 229441 ext. 22
Fall Recreation Jobs
Applications for
4 vs. 4 Soccer Referees
will be available in July.
This is a great job for youth 14-18 years of age.
Youth Soccer
District 7 Soccer: Ages 5-14
Spring League (April-June)
Register at City Office on Feb. 5th 10:00 am-1:00 pm and
Feb. 12th 1:00-4:00 p.m.
City 4 vs. 4 Soccer: Ages 5-10
Fall League (August-October)
Register at City Office June 27th—July 21st
Registration Fee $20 Coaches MeetingCoaches MeetingCoaches MeetingCoaches Meeting Jersey $5 Aug 11 @ 5:00pm
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All tennis lessons are held on
Tuesdays and Thursdays for one hour.
Youth classes begin June 7 Session A and
June 28 Session B at Zollinger and Braegger Parks
Adult classes are available for ages 16 and older
(only if there is interest in this age group)
Registration: May 2-May 26th at the City Office
Class sizes are limited so Class sizes are limited so Class sizes are limited so Class sizes are limited so
registration may end when registration may end when registration may end when registration may end when
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6:00 p.m.
Each year Providence City has allowed Each year Providence City has allowed Each year Providence City has allowed Each year Providence City has allowed
advertising banners to be placed on the ball advertising banners to be placed on the ball advertising banners to be placed on the ball advertising banners to be placed on the ball f ields at Zoll inger Park. This is a great way for f ields at Zoll inger Park. This is a great way for f ields at Zoll inger Park. This is a great way for f ields at Zoll inger Park. This is a great way for local businesses to promote their company and local businesses to promote their company and local businesses to promote their company and local businesses to promote their company and
support Providence Recreation.support Providence Recreation.support Providence Recreation.support Providence Recreation. We offer you the chance to promote for a full We offer you the chance to promote for a full We offer you the chance to promote for a full We offer you the chance to promote for a full
season, which generally runs from season, which generally runs from season, which generally runs from season, which generally runs from April through October.April through October.April through October.April through October.
Options are: Large Baseball Diamond 10’x6’ $300 Little League Baseball Diamond 8’x3’ $200 Soccer Field 8’x3’ $200 Pony Field 8’x3’ $200
This price includes the production and display This price includes the production and display This price includes the production and display This price includes the production and display of your company’s banner for the first advertis-of your company’s banner for the first advertis-of your company’s banner for the first advertis-of your company’s banner for the first advertis-ing year. ing year. ing year. ing year.
Advertising Opportunities
The Large Baseball Diamond is home to the Providence Wolverines and the Aggies. Both teams are part of the Northern Utah Baseball League and together they play approximately 45 home games during the summer months. The Large Diamond is also used by the USU and competitive Super League teams for game and tournament play.
The Little League Diamond and Pony Field is used by the Rocky Mountain School of Base-ball for competitive play. Providence recrea-tion teams, which includes a Pony League, also play daily.
The Soccer field draws large crowds to watch both recreational and competitive teams play. This field provides a great advertising alternative that is separate from the baseball scene.
Providence City
Baseball
Historic Providence
This summer, add an event to your calendar and take a stroll through history on the...
Walking Tour of Walking Tour of Walking Tour of Walking Tour of Providence City!Providence City!Providence City!Providence City!
Check out our History Website at www.providenceuthistory.com
Historic Places to Visit on the Tour
1. Old Rock Church—10 South Main
2. Alma Morris & Sophia Mathew home—110 South Main
3. Hopkin & Margaret Mathews home—55 East 100 South
4. Benjamin R. Tibbitts—157 South 100 East
5. Godfrey Fuhriman—210 South Main
6. Bartschi Blacksmith Shop—245 South 100 West
7. Lytton & Jerusha Mathews—206 South 200 West
8. Henry & Eliza Zollinger—87 South 200 West
9. Adolph & Louisa Baer—94 West Center
10. John & Barbara Theurer—52 North 100 West
11. John Francis Maddison—104 West 100 North
12. Gottlieb & Katherine Gessel—105 East 200 North
13. Margaret Mathews Rice Cabin—274 East 100 North
