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2 AQUATICS The Maryville-Alcoa-Blount County Parks & Rec. offers two outdoor pools: SPRINGBROOK POOL is located at 636 Vose Road in Alcoa. JOHN SEVIER POOL at 1998 Sequoyah Avenue in Maryville. SPRINGBROOK POOL WILL OPEN MAY 18. JOHN SEVIER POOL WILL OPEN MAY 25. BOTH POOLS WILL CLOSE AUGUST 5. HOWEVER, SPRINGBROOK WILL REMAIN OPEN WEEK-ENDS ONLY THROUGH AUGUST 12. SPRINGBROOK & JOHN SEVIER POOL ADMISSION FEES Daily Admission Season Pass Students Ages $ $65.00 Adults Ages 19 & Older...$ $75.00 Sr. Adults Ages 55 & Older...$ $50.00 Spectators...$3.00 Family of 4 Season Pass... $ Additional Family Members...$25.00 each Family pass members must all live in the same home. Pool Pass Replacement Fee... $5.00 each Pool Pass Lamination Fee...$1.00 each John Sevier Pool Pool Operating Hours Mon-Fri. Saturday Sunday Springbrook 12-7pm 11am-6pm 12:30-5:30pm John Sevier 12-6pm 11am-6pm 12:30-5:30pm Springbrook Pool Lap Swim Time During pool season, John Sevier Pool is available for lap swim every Saturday from 10:00-11:00 AM. Only those wishing to lap swim will be allowed in the pool during this time. Private Parties Pools are available for private party rentals after normal operating hours. Call for fee information and availability. We begin taking reservations March 1st of each year (if the 1st falls on a week-end, we ll begin the following Monday). 2 PARKS & REC

3 PARKS & REC 3 SWIM LESSONS Right Start Swim Classes Designed for 3-5 year-olds, with a 1-2 instructor/student ratio. Each child will receive 25 minutes of instruction in water exploration, floating, kicking and arm strokes along with advanced skills for those swimmers who are ready. There will also be 25 minutes of parent/child swim time to review what they ve learned. Classes are held Monday through Thursday for two weeks. Dates & Times Weeks 1-2: May 28 June 7 Class will be held on Memorial Day. 11:00-11:50 AM Weeks 3-4: June :00-6:50 PM Weeks 5-6: June :00-11:50 AM Weeks 7-8: June :00-6:50 PM Weeks 9-10: June 25 July 5 Class will be held on July 4 th. 11:00-11:50 AM Location: John Sevier Pool Cost: $65.00 for 8-class session Beginner Learn to Swim Classes Designed for beginner swimmers Age 5 & older, with a 1-3 instructor/ student ratio. Basic water skills such as floating, kicking, freestyle and diving are introduced. Participants are grouped according to ability with instruction in 4 levels of swimming skills offered. Classes are held Monday through Thursday for two weeks. Dates & Times Weeks 1-2: May :00-6:30 PM 6:30-7:00 PM Weeks 3-4: May 28 June 7 Class will be held on Memorial Day. 10:00-10:30 AM 10:30-11:00 AM Weeks 5-6: June :00-10:30 AM 10:30-11:00 AM Weeks 7-8: June 25 July 5 Class will be held on July 4 th. 10:00-10:30 AM 10:30-11:00 AM Location: John Sevier Pool Cost: $65.00 for 8-class session Advanced Swim Classes Class Criteria: Participants must be able to dive into deep water, swim 10 yards, float on their back, then swim 10 more yards. Participants should also be proficient in 2 arm strokes. Instruction in 3 levels of swimming skills is offered for students Ages 6 & up. Classes are held Monday through Thursday for two weeks. Dates & Times Weeks 1-2: May 28 June 7 Class will be held on Memorial Day. 10:00-11:00 AM Weeks 3-4: June :00-11:00 AM Location: John Sevier Pool Cost: $65.00 for 8-class session FLYING DOLPHINS SWIM TEAM The Maryville-Alcoa Flying Dolphins is a competitive swim team for Ages Interested swimmers must be able to swim at least 25 yards without stopping in order to participate. Cost is $95 per swimmer, and $80 each for additional siblings. Members of the Flying Dolphins also receive a 15% discount on season family pool passes. All participants must be registered by June 8. More information about the Flying Dolphins, including evaluation details for new swimmers, can be found on the team website at AQUA AEROBICS Aqua Aerobic classes, which provide the benefits of regular aerobics but with the fun and pleasure of water and music, are available to Ages 14 & up. As always recommended, please consult with your physician before starting any exercise program. Dates: Mondays & Thursdays, June 4 July 12 Time: 7:00-8:00 PM (after pool closes to public) Location: Springbrook Pool Cost: $70.00 for 6-week session (12 classes) Instructor: Tabitha Travis LIFEGUARD CERTIFICATION COURSES Aqua Aerobics Parks & Rec. has scheduled two American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification Courses in preparation for hiring Lifeguards to work at John Sevier and Springbrook Pools this summer. The minimum age requirement for this course is 15 years old. The fee for the course is $90 for those who commit to work for Parks & Rec. The fee for those who don t intend to work for Parks & Rec is $150. The certification is good for 2 years. There are certain swimming skill prerequisites required to complete this course. A pre-requisite test is given at the beginning of the In-the-Pool session. The pre-requisites are: Swim 300 yards continuously demonstrating breath control and rhythmic breathing. May use the front crawl, breaststroke or a combination of both but swimming on the back or side is not allowed. Swim goggles may be used. Tread in deep water for 2 minutes using only the legs (hands placed under the armpits). Complete a timed event within 1 minute 40 seconds: *Starting in the water, swim 20 yards. The face may be in or out of the water. Swim goggles are not allowed. *Surface dive, feet-first or headfirst, to a depth of 7 to 10 feet to retrieve a 10 pound object. Return to the surface and swim 20 yards on the back to return to the starting point with both hands holding the object and keeping the object s face at or near the surface so the object, simulating a human, would be able to breathe. Swimming under water is not allowed. *Exit the water without using the ladder or steps. The course requires the completion of a 7-8 hour online course prior to the classroom and in-the-pool training time. Proof of completion of the online course will be required to be admitted to the remainder of the total course. Upon payment of the fee, the access code to the online training will be provided. The classroom and in-the-pool training dates are: Session I: Classroom: Fri. Feb. 23, 4:30 8:00 p.m. at the Parks & Rec. Office, 316 S. Everett High Rd., Maryville. In-the-Pool: Sat. Feb. 24, 9:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. and Sun. Feb. 25, 1:00 5:00 p.m.at Green Meadow Country Club enclosed pool, 1700 Louisville Rd., Alcoa. Session II: Classroom: Fri. March 16, 4:30 8:00 p.m. at the Parks & Rec Administrative Office. In-the-Pool: Sat. March 17, 9:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. and Sun. 1:00 5:00 p.m. at Green Meadow Country Club.

4 SPECIAL EVENTS 4 PARKS & REC GEOCACHING We are currently in the process of redesigning our geocaching program. Keep an eye on our website and Facebook page for updates! SPRING ARTS, CRAFTS & SHOWCASE FESTIVAL Featuring over 35 artists, crafters, and collectors. Only crafters with original work and those with collectible items are eligible to participate. Craft vendor entry forms are available online at or by calling Deadline for entries is March 28 th or until spaces are full. This show offers a great opportunity for the public to buy unique Mother s Day gifts and much more! New this year, is our addition of a showcase festival for youth Ages 5-18 who would like to display (only) their artwork (drawings, paintings or photography only) during this 2-day event. Local art teachers from area schools/home school groups are asked to coordinate and gather artwork, and should contact Missey Wright by March 28 th at (865) or via at missey@parksrec.com. Show free to the public. Dates: Friday & Saturday, April 13 & 14 Time: 10:00 AM 9:00 PM Location: Foothills Mall Costs for Craft Vendors: $75.00 single booth space rental (7 x 12 ) $ shared booth $ double (12 x 14 ) 2018 ANNUAL HEALTHY BLOUNT TRIPLE CROWN OF RUNNING This 20 th annual event consists of the Spring Sprint (April 14), the Scholars Run (August 4), and the Reindeer Run (December 2). To be eligible for the Triple Crown cash awards and a special memento, participants must compete in all three races. To be eligible to win door prizes valued at a minimum of $100, participation in two races is required. Both runners and walkers at each event are eligible for great door prizes. Register for all 3 races of the Triple Crown prior to the Spring Sprint and receive a $5 discount off the entry fee of each event. To register, go to Maryville/MaryvilleParksandRec TripleCrownofRunning. Spring Sprint 5K Road Race This is the first event of the 2018 Healthy Blount Triple Crown of Running and is a 5K (3.1 miles) road race and 1-mile fun run/walk in Alcoa. A portion of the proceeds benefit Blount County s Area 15 Special Olympics. Date: Saturday, April 14 Time: Day of race registration & Check-in 7:15-8:00 AM at Springbrook Rec. Center 5K Race 8:30 AM 1-Mile Fun Run/Walk 9:15 AM Location: Springbrook Recreation Center Cost: Individuals may register at Parks & Rec. at 316 S. Everett High Rd in Maryville or online at runsignup.com/race/tn/alcoa/ SpringSprintTN as follows: Fee includes a T-shirt, add $2.00 for XXL $2.00 Discount for No shirt. 5K Race: Students (18 & under): $20.00 thru 4/9/18 4/10 thru day of race $25.00 Adults: $25.00 thru 4/2/18 4/3-4/9/18 $ /10 thru day of race $35.00 Register for all (3) 5K races of the Triple Crown prior to the Spring Sprint & receive a $5 discount off the entry fee of each event. To register, go to com/race/tn/maryville/ MaryvilleParksandRecTriple CrownofRunning 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk: (Non-chipped time & designated bibs not allowed in 5K) $12.00 thru 4/9/18 4/10 thru day of race $17.00 KITE FESTIVAL Sunday, April 15 10:00 AM 4:30 PM (Rain Date: April 22) Pearson Springs Park Make plans now to attend this unique and colorful event. The festival is FREE to the public with food available for a nominal fee! Bring your blanket or lawn chairs and enjoy the fun family atmosphere filled with kite flying competitions, art competitions (kite painting), a Boomerang demonstration by Sean Parker, lots of prizes, food, and music. For more information, Cindy Duck Pond Fishing Derby VISIT OUR WEB SITE AT FOR NEW PROGRAMS AND EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. McDannel at cindy@yestudio.org or go to and click on Kite Festival. This event made possible by Fine Arts Blount, Newell Rubbermaid and Parks & Recreation. VISIT A PARK DAYS Saturday, May 12 at Sandy Springs Park Saturday, May 19 at Springbrook Park 1:00-4:00 PM Activities held at the pavilion area at both parks. Lots of fun and games, free giveaways and healthy snacks. DUCK POND FISHING DERBY FOR KIDS This event for Ages 3-15 is held in sponsorship with TWRA, Wal-Mart and other area organizations. Trophies are awarded in each age division for the largest fish and the most fish caught. Overall event winner for each category will receive a trophy as well. All participants receive a ribbon and are eligible to win door prizes including a grand prize. A waterplay area, an archery and air rifle area, and other games will also be available after weigh-in. Date: Saturday, June 9 (Rain Date: June 10 1:00-4:30 PM)

5 PARKS & REC 5 Time: 8:00 AM 1:00 PM Location: Alcoa Duck Pond Registration: Pre-register on-line at or at the Parks & Rec. office through 4:00 PM Friday before the event, June 8. Registration also taken on-site the day of the event from 7:00-8:00 AM. Everyone must check-in at the Registration Tent the morning of the event. Costs: $7.00 pre-registration $10.00 day of the event FREEDOMFEST The 40th annual City of Alcoa FreedomFest is a free public event held the last Saturday in June. This popular early celebration of Independence Day event, which is hosted by the City of Alcoa, is held at the City of Alcoa Duck Pond on Springbrook Road. Scheduled this year on Saturday, June 30, 2018 from 6:00 p.m. until 11:00 p.m., attendees can enjoy a variety of food vendors; children s activities including face painting, a climbing wall and a variety of inflatables; military exhibits; and live entertainment. For more information, visit the City of Alcoa s website at or contact the City of Alcoa at SMOKY MOUNTAIN CLASSIC SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT This year s Smoky will feature the top-ranked teams in the United States. Comparable to football s Super Bowl, basketball s Final Four, and baseball s World Series, the Smoky Mountain Classic is considered the premier softball tournament in the country. Join us as we celebrate the 50th Year Anniversary of this event! The tournament is sponsored by Louisville Slugger, The Daily Times, Blount Partnership and Hang Rite Athletics. Dates: July 13, 14 & 15 Location: Sandy Springs Park SONGS BY THE BROOK CONCERT SERIES A free summer concert series held during the months of August and September in Springbrook Park. The series will focus on Americana, folk and blues genres featuring performances by regional and local musicians. Springbrook is a beautiful park in the Alcoa community featuring nearby trails, playgrounds and indoor facilities (in case of rain). A perfect setting for outdoor summer concerts! You can relax and enjoy the music, then walk around and visit with some of our onsite vendors like Maryville Farmer s Market and the Twisted Piston Car Club. Visit for more information. Tentative Dates & Time: August 2 & 23 and September 6 & 27 from 6:00-9:00 PM Location: Springbrook Park - will move indoors to Springbrook Rec. Center in the event of inclement weather. Cost: FREE! Concessions will be available for purchase. AREA 15 SPECIAL OLYMPICS The Area 15 Special Olympics Program is open to Blount County citizens Age 8 years & older. The ultimate goal of this program is to help persons with intellectual disabilities participate as productive and respected members of society at large, by offering them fair opportunities to develop and demonstrate their skills and talents through sports training and competition, and by increasing public awareness of their capabilities and needs. Schools and centers throughout Blount County participate in these events. However, any person whose school or center does not participate OR any adult who does not attend a school or center is eligible to compete as an independent athlete. The following athletic competitions are held each year: Events include: Winter Games January Ober Gatlinburg Basketball February 28 (Rain Date: March 1) Heritage High School Powerlifting March 17 Foothills Mall Track & Field April 11 (Rain Date: April 12) Heritage High School Bowling September Dates to be announced Crest Bowling Lanes *All dates are tentatively set. Please call one month prior to event to confirm Special Olympics Volunteers Volunteers are always needed to provide many types of assistance during Special Olympic events. Potential volunteers should keep in mind that all competitions are held during regular school/work hours. If you would like more information regarding confirmed event dates or ways you can contribute your time or financial resources, please contact Will Hubbs at or will@parksrec.com. Special Olympics SUMMER IN THE SMOKIES Live and Learn inside Great Smoky Mountains National Park Residential Summer Camps Ages 4-17 Programs for adults and families too! Visit gsmit.org for more info and to register online.

6 JUST FOR KIDS YOUTH TACKLE FOOTBALL Grasshoppers - Ages 7-8 PeeWees - Ages 8-10 Midgets - Ages Registration is taken in late January and mid-june depending on availability (teams can take up to 35 players). Please watch for team advertisements in the Sports Section of The Daily Times. Spring practice is held in February and March. Fall practice begins mid-july and continues until the start of the season. Jamborees are normally scheduled in early August with the season beginning the following week. The Super Bowl, which concludes the season, is held in late September. Dates to be announced. Visit our web site, youth-football.html, for information regarding teams in your area. YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL This program is available to boys and girls Ages To view program rules visit parksrec.com/assets/nfl_flag_regular_ season_rule_book_2012.pdf Registration: July 9 August 10 Cost: $85.00 includes game jersey Games will be played on Sunday afternoons at the Everett Athletic Complex beginning September 9 and will continue for 8 weeks. Children will begin practicing two weeks prior to the start of the season and will practice 2 times per week. Once the season begins, only 1 practice will be held per week on Sundays prior to games. Participants are evaluated and placed on teams. 6 PARKS & REC YOUTH SOCCER FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Parks & Rec. offers two youth soccer seasons each year; in the spring and fall. Two programs are offered: Soccer for Fun for 4 year-olds and Youth Soccer for Ages 5-16 (please see additional information regarding each league below). Soccer for Fun for 4 Year-Olds Soccer for Fun is a fundamental, non-competitive approach to the game of soccer and a great way to introduce your child to this popular sport. Children are randomly divided into groups and will be involved in drills along with playing small-sided scrimmage games for one hour one day per week for 6 weeks. Shin guards are required. Limited space available! Spring Registration: January 29 March 2 (first-come/first-served until full) Fall Registration: July 9 August 10 (first-come/first-served until full) Beginning Dates: Spring season is tentatively scheduled to begin March 24. Fall season is tentatively scheduled to begin September 15. Both seasons are 6 weeks long. Times: 8:30-9:30 OR 9:30-10:30 AM Location: Everett Athletic Complex Costs: $65.00 includes game jersey Soccer + $15.00 for pictures which is totally optional, $18.00 if purchased the day of pictures **Late registration is $5.00 extra and on a space available basis** Instructor: Geoff Hamm Soccer for Ages 5-16 Be a part of the world s most popular sport! Youth soccer is an excellent way to develop motor skills. Each participant will play in every game. Spring Registration: January 29 March 2 (first-come/first-served until full) Fall Registration: July 9 August 10 (first-come/first-served until full) Beginning Dates: Spring season is tentatively scheduled to begin April 7 and will continue for 6 weeks. Fall season is tentatively scheduled to begin September 8 and will continue for 8 weeks. Time: Game times will vary from early morning to mid afternoon. Location: Everett Athletic Complex & Pearson Springs Park Costs: $65.00 includes game jersey + $15.00 for pictures which is totally optional, $18.00 if purchased the day of pictures **Late registration is $5.00 extra and on a space available basis** Children will practice 1-2 times per week, which tentatively begins several weeks prior to the season, at an area park. Children are placed on teams according to their age (as of April 1 in the spring and as of September 1 in the fall) and their school. Children Ages 5-12 will be placed on an all-boys/all-girls team. Ages play co-ed. Ages 5-6 will play small-sided soccer. Shin guards are required. YOUTH T-BALL, BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL Parks & Rec. does not offer t-ball or baseball for youth, these sports are offered through area little leagues. Contacts and phone numbers for these organizations are listed below. Please watch for advertisements regarding registration in the Sports Section of The Daily Times. Alcoa Youth Baseball for Ages 4-12 and Girls Softball for Ages 5-8. For more information, contact Dyran Bledsoe at or visit their web site at home.php Smoky Mountain Fields at Eagleton Baseball and Softball for Boys and Girls Ages For more information, visit their web site at or questions to smokymtnfields@gmail.com

7 Maryville Little League for Boys and Girls Ages For more information, visit their web site at Outward Baseball and Softball for Boys and Girls Ages Visit Mount Lebanon Baptist Church s website at for more information or call (day) or (evening). POLICY FOR RESERVING PRACTICE FIELDS This policy pertains to Little League teams and all other teams not participating in the Parks & Rec Adult Softball League. Please visit the Parks & Rec. website for Parks & Rec. teams policy. Reservations for practice fields are taken every Thursday, beginning March 15 through late August. Otherwise, fields are first come, first served unless being used by Parks & Rec. programs such as football and soccer. Teams should call at 10:00 a.m. so that everyone has the same opportunity. If you call before 10:00 a.m., you will be asked to call back, so please synchronize your watch with Parks & Rec. s! Please note that field reservations are taken by phone only. No walk-ins please. Our phone lines will be very busy, so if you don t get through, please try again. When you call on Thursday, you will be reserving times for the following week (beginning the next day Friday through the following Thursday). Teams can reserve 1 field per week for 1 1/2 hours (M-F) or 2 hours (Sat. & Sun.) according to availability. Reservations are taken for the following fields: two at Everett Park, three at Sandy Springs Park (one being a small baseball field), one at Springbrook Park, and two at Pearson Springs Park (available week-ends only) for Ages 12 & under. Teams are encouraged to pick-up a Field Permit from the Parks & Rec. Admin. Office to take with you to practice which shows you have the field reserved. Without your permit, you have no proof you have the field reserved! JUMP ROPE For Ages 6-13 This class is designed to teach the sport of jump rope while instilling positive character qualities in youth of all ages! Participants will receive high quality instruction in single rope, shared rope, double dutch and more. All classes are taught by a trained instructor, who will provide a fun, safe and inviting atmosphere. Dates: Wednesdays, March 28 May 2 Time: 5:00-6:00 PM Location: Everett Recreation Center Cost: $75.00 per 6-week session includes all materials Instructor: Learnin the Ropes Staff Attire: Athletic clothing and tennis shoes KIDS IN CLAY POTTERY CLASSES For Ages 6-10 Students will create fun projects as well as learn hand-building techniques such as coiling, pinching and slab work. Each class is unique and small in size. Students receive personal attention from instructor through the step-by-step process of making a pot, decorating, glazing and firing. Each class is project based and students will make a variety of bowls, dishes and sculptural art pieces. All work goes through two kiln firings; the second firing will make the pottery safe for food and drink, as well as use in the microwave and dishwasher. We use only health-approved clays and glaze-materials. Class includes clay and all firing and glaze materials. Dates: Tuesdays, April 3-24 Time: 4:00-5:00 PM Location: Studio 212, 934 East Broadway Avenue, Maryville, TN Cost: $65.00 per 4-week session (includes all materials) Instructor: Leanne Moe KIDS ART CLASSES For Ages 8-12 No cotton balls or Popsicle sticks here. This class is geared towards teaching children the fundamentals of art. From color theory, composition, line and shading, this class will develop skills in art and encourage creative problem solving. From painting to printmaking, this class will explore different medias. Dates: Session 1: Tuesdays, March 6-27 Session 2: Tuesdays, May 1-22 Time: 4:00-5:00 PM Location: Studio 212, 934 East Broadway Ave., Maryville, TN Cost: $65.00 per 4-week session (includes all materials) Instructor: Leanne Moe KARATE INSTRUCTION Parks & Rec. has partnered with Maryville Isshinryu Karate School to offer the following classes to both youth and adults. They are the oldest martial arts school in Blount County and are accredited by the International Isshinryu Karate Association. Participants will learn self-defense, sparring techniques, Karate kata and much more. Benefits of Karate include confidence, flexibility, concentration, balance, discipline and respect. For more information, visit the school s website at maryvillekarateschool.wordpress.com/ Youth Classes Ages 7-12 years Dates: Wednesdays - Classes are on-going with new students accepted at anytime. Time: 7:00-8:30 PM Location: Springbrook Recreation Center, 1537 Dalton Street, Alcoa, TN Cost: $60.00 per quarter (3 months) Family rates available. Registration: Taken on-site at the Springbrook Recreation Center. For more information, contact Scott DeWaard at or sdewaard@bellsouth.net Instructors: Bruce Guillaume, Mike Lewis, Pete Simmons, Scott DeWaard, Bill McCarter, Case DeWaard and Al Hill (continued on page 8) PARKS & REC 7

8 8 PARKS & REC (continued from page 7) Adult Classes Ages 12 years & Up Dates: Mondays & Thursdays - Classes are on-going with new students accepted at anytime. Time: 7:00-8:30 PM Location: Springbrook Recreation Center, 1537 Dalton Street, Alcoa, TN Cost: $ per quarter (3 months) Family rates available. Registration: Taken on-site at the Springbrook Recreation Center. For more information, contact Mike Lewis at or mlewis@ renasant.com or Pete Simmons at or pete1701@aol.com Instructors: Bruce Guillaume, Mike Lewis, Angie Higginbotham, Shane Lenoir, Bill McCarter, Pete Simmons, Adam Tilley, Scott DeWaard, Adam Budnar, and Daniel Wilder BALLET CLASSES For Ages 2-5 These classes are taught in a relaxed and non-competitive environment. Children will grow with grace and rhythm as they are taught proper placement techniques along with a fun, choreographed routine. Dances are taught to fun edited music that kids love! There will be an end-of-session performance to highlight what they have learned with no extra fees or dance attire necessary. For Ages 2-4 Dates: Wednesdays, March 28 May 16 (No class April 25) Theme: Travel Around The World Time: 10:00-10:30 AM For Ages 3-5 Dates: Tuesdays, March 27 May 8 Theme: Travel Around The World Times: 4:15-4:45 PM for Ages 3-5 5:00-5:30 PM for Experienced Beginners Only Ages 4-6 5:45-6:15 PM for Ages 3-5 Location: Everett Recreation Center Costs: $75.00 for 7-week session Instructors: Shelly Hall & Staff CHEER & DANCE CLASSES For Ages 3-5 Would your child enjoy cheers and chants along with a pompom dance routine and some basic cheer stunts? If so, this class is designed with fun and energy! Dates: Wednesdays, March 28 May 16 (No class April 25) Times: 10:45-11:15 AM Location: Everett Recreation Center Costs: $75.00 for 7-week session Instructors: Shelly Hall & Staff BALLET/JAZZ DANCE CLASSES For Ages 6-10 This class offers a combination of ballet and jazz in a fun and exciting atmosphere! Students will learn a routine filled with ballet and jazz moves choreographed to a mix of music. There will be a fun performance at the end of each session with no extra fees or dance attire necessary. Ballet Classes Dates: Tuesdays, March 27 May 8 Times: 6:30-7:15 PM 7:30-8:30 PM for Intermediate/ Advanced Students Only Ages 7-10 Location: Everett Recreation Center Costs: $85.00 for 7-week session Instructors: Shelly Hall & Staff GYMNASTICS MOVEMENT, MUSIC & MORE For Ages 3-5 Children will learn gross motor skills needed for Kindergarten readiness and beginner gymnastics skills. Gymnastic skills are taught in proper progressions on bright, colorful preschool equipment, with all equipment designed and sized for young hands and feet. Participants will learn beginner through intermediate skills on bars, beams, trampolines, and vaulting. Classes are taught by a qualified instructor, with over 20 years of teaching experience. Dates: Mondays, March 26 April 30 Time: 10:00-10:30 AM Location: Everett Recreation Center Cost: $75.00 for 6-week session Instructor: Carl Gifford BEGINNER AND INTERMEDIATE TUMBLING GYMNASTICS For Ages 5-10 This class will teach and enhance skills involving handstands, cartwheels, one-arm cartwheels and bridges for both the very beginner and intermediate students. Intermediate students will also work on round-offs, backbend kick-overs, and front and backhandsprings. Classes are taught with proper skill progression for the safety of the child and with enthusiasm and motivation - never intimidation. Children that are 5 years old must have started Kindergarten. Dates: Mondays, March 26 April 30 Time: 4:00-4:45 PM Location: Everett Recreation Center Cost: $85.00 for 6-week session Instructor: Carl Gifford ADVANCED TUMBLING/ BACKHANDSPRINGS For Ages 6-12 This class is designed to teach the more advanced skills of the backhandspring, round-off backhandsprings, and standing backtuck. Students in this class should have a good round-off and be able to do a back walk-over with a spot. Drills such as handstands, bridge kick-overs and jump backs will be repeated in this class to help students become a stronger tumbler. Dates: Mondays, March 26 April 30 Time: 5:00-5:45 PM Location: Everett Recreation Center Cost: $85.00 for 6-week session Instructor: Carl Gifford

9 PARKS & REC 9 CHECK OUT ADULT PROGRAMS FOR MORE PROGRAMS AVAILABLE FOR AGES 15 & UP. TENNIS INSTRUCTION For Ages 5-14 Items needed for all tennis classes: Tennis racquet, athletic attire, water bottle, tennis shoes Rain Policy: All participants are responsible for calling Parks & Rec. at in the afternoon in the event of inclement weather. Occasionally, decisions will need to be made at the courts. A make-up class will be held for each class cancelled with the makeup date determined by the instructor. Classes at John Sevier Park Dates: Session 1: Tuesdays & Thursdays, April 17, 19, 24, 26, May 1 (Rain Date: May 3) Session 2: Tuesdays & Thursdays, May 8, 10, 15, 17, 22 (Rain Date: May 24) Session 3: Tuesdays & Thursdays, July 10, 12, 17, 19, 24 (Rain Date: July 26) Sessions 1 & 2 Times: 4:00-5:00 PM Ages 6-10 (Beginner) 5:00-6:00 PM Ages (Beginner & Intermediate) Session 3 Times: 9:00-10:00 AM Ages 6-10 (Beginner) 10:00-11:00 AM Ages (Beginner & Intermediate) Cost: $60.00 per session ($3 Discount for additional siblings) Instructor: LuAnne Zelasko Classes at Sandy Springs Park *Class space is limited! Dates: Session 1: Tuesdays & Thursdays, March 20, 22, 27, 29 (Rain Date: April 3) Session 2: Tuesdays & Thursdays, April 10, 12, 17, 19 (Rain Date: April 24) Session 3: Tuesdays & Thursdays, May 1, 3, 8, 10 (Rain Date: May 15) Times: 4:15-5:30 PM Ages 5-14 Cost: $60.00 per session ($3 Discount for additional siblings) Instructor: Marty Durand SUMMER JUNIOR INTERCLUB TENNIS PROGRAM Parks & Rec. is offering a summer interclub tennis program for Ages Teams will be formed based on age and ability. Tennis experience is required. Practices and home matches will be held at Sandy Springs Park Tennis Courts in Maryville. Away matches will be held in the GKTA area against other participating teams. Total cost will include GKTA membership fees, a team shirt for matches, balls, league fees, coaching administration and league administration fees, and end of season pool party. All participants must be a USTA member for the year as well by visiting before match play begins. A parent coach-captain is needed for each team to organize additional practices (if needed), complete and turn in team line-ups, collect USTA forms (if not done on-line), and enter information and tennis scores into Tennis Link. Anticipated teams as follows: 10 & Under Beginner, 12 & Under Beginner, 14 & Under Intermediate, 18 & Under Intermediate. Registration Deadline: Friday, May 4 Deadline is a must to meet regulations! League Play Dates: June & July Location: Sandy Springs Park Tennis Courts Cost: $125.00* 10% Discount for additional siblings. *Does not include camp practice time costs See Tennis Camps in Summer Day Camps section for more information. Instructor: Marty Durand VISIT OUR WEB SITE AT FOR NEW PROGRAMS AND EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. Tennis Instruction SUBS & Such 248 S. Calderwood, Alcoa In New Midland Plaza Any SAndwich half $ 3 50 coupon Choice of Bread, Meat, Cheese & 3 Toppings NOT GOOD WITH ANY OTHER OFFERS. OFFER GOOD THRU NO LIMIT PER COUPON. Super $ 6 00 ANY HALF SANDWICH Choice of bread, meat, cheese & 3 toppings & A CUP OF SOUP Not valid with any other offers. No coupon needed. $ 5 00 Hours: Mon-Sat 9am-9pm CLOSED SUNDAY & Major Holidays Daily Specials Call ins Welcome

10 SUMMER DAY CAMPS TENNIS CAMPS For Interclub or Intermediate Level Players These weekly camps are designed to improve the level of play for experienced tennis players. Those in interclub or those who just want to improve their game are welcome to sign-up. (Bonus day/rain day on Fridays) Dates: Session 1: May 29 June 1 (Tues-Fri) Session 2: June (Mon-Thurs) Session 3: June (Mon-Thurs) Session 4: June (Mon-Thurs) Session 5: July 9-12 (Mon-Thurs) Session 6: July (Mon-Thurs) Times & Costs: 8:00-9:00 AM Ages 10 & Under $50.00/week or $200 all 6 weeks 9:00-10:30 AM Ages $70.00/week or $300 all 6 weeks 10:30 AM - Noon Ages $70.00/week or $300 all 6 weeks 10% Discount for additional siblings. Registration Deadline: Payment must be received at Parks & Rec. or on-line at least one business day before each camp session begins. No payments accepted at courts. Location: Sandy Springs Park Tennis Courts Instructor: Marty Durand JUST GET OUTDOORS NATURE ADVENTURE CAMP For Ages 8-12 This is a fun, outdoor camp that teaches participants about our environmental surroundings in a fun and positive atmosphere. Campers will learn about stream and forest ecology with emphasis on plant and animal biology and animal signs and tracking in a fun camp setting that also 10 PARKS & REC includes nature crafts. Campers will also participate in low ropes course activities. A snack, lunch, and water bottle should be brought each day. Rain gear and an extra set of clothes should be brought in a bag with the child s name on it the first day and left with the camp director. Dates: May 29 June 1 (4 days Tues-Fri) Time: 8:30 AM 4:30 PM Campers can be dropped off between 8:15-8:30 AM each morning. Location: Harmony Family Center at Montvale (formerly Camp Montvale) 4901 Montvale Road 15 minutes from downtown Maryville Cost: $ includes camp T-shirt Second sibling discount: $ Camp Director: Liz Domingue, Naturalist/Wildlife Biologist and special guests WRESTLING FUNDAMENTALS CAMP For Ages 6-14 Campers will learn proper wrestling positions; top, bottom and neutral, and various techniques such as pinning and combinations. Campers will also participate in drills and a takedown tournament/live wrestling session. Dates: June 4-7 (4 days Mon-Thurs) Time: 5:00-8:00 PM New! Location: Maryville High School Cost: $60.00 includes camp T-shirt Instructors: Brian Gossett and Alex Cate Basketball Camp SPORTS & MORE KIDS CAMP For Ages 5-14 Campers of all skill levels will participate in an exciting sports-filled camp. Sports stations will be set-up to give children the opportunity to experience as many different activities as possible. Campers will focus on teamwork, individual achievement, and sportsmanship. Our goal is to give your child the most positive sports experience possible, while keeping it fun! Campers should bring lunch and drinks each day. No food available on site except for snacks, which will be available for a small fee. Note: Registration deadline is Friday, May 25. If space is available after that date, campers may register at the Parks & Rec. Administrative Office only, beginning at 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday, May 29 with an additional charge of $5.00 per camper. Dates: Week 1: May 29 June 1 (4 days Tues-Fri) Week 2: June 5-8 (4 days Tues-Fri) Registration Deadline: Friday, May 25 Time: 7:30 AM 2:00 PM (Drop-off begins at 7:15 AM) Location: Everett Recreation Center Cost: $83.00 per week includes camp T-shirt Additional week discount: $80.00 (does not include T-shirt) Additional sibling discount: $80.00 Late Registration: $5.00 per camper Camp Director: Geoff Hamm SOCCER CAMP For Ages 5-16 This camp will provide technical and tactical instruction with emphasis being based upon individual ball control and skill development. Shinguards are required. Campers should also bring a soccer ball, water bottle, cleats and tennis shoes and dress comfortably. Dates: June 4-7 (4 days Mon-Thurs) Rain date: Fri. June 8 Times: 5:00-6:30 PM for Ages :30-8:00 PM for Ages Location: Pearson Springs Park Cost: $35.00 includes camp T-shirt Camp Director: Geoff Hamm SOFTBALL CAMP For Rising 3 rd -8 th Graders Participants will learn the fundamentals of throwing, fielding, hitting, base running and sliding. Campers should bring cleats and tennis shoes, glove, softball pants or sweats (for sliding drills), bat and helmet (optional). Campers also should bring a snack and water bottle each day.

11 PARKS & REC 11 Dates: June (3 days Mon-Wed) Time: 9:00 AM Noon Location: Maryville High School field located at John Sevier Elementary School Cost: $60.00 includes camp T-shirt Camp Director: Dave Allen, MHS Softball Staff MARSH MADNESS BASKETBALL CAMP For Boys & Girls Ages 6-13 Campers will learn valuable skills at their respective positions and basic fundamentals of the game of basketball. Boys and girls will be instructed separately. Campers should bring lunch or may purchase something from the concession stand. Dates: June (4 days Mon-Thurs) Time: 8:30 AM 1:00 PM Location: Alcoa High School Competition Gym at the Middle School, 532 Faraday Street, Alcoa Cost: $80.00 includes camp T-shirt & basketball Camp Directors: Former Lady Vol Dawn Marsh & Micah Marsh, Former Alcoa High School Player and Coach GIRLS VOLLEYBALL CAMP For Rising 5-9 th Graders This camp, intended for all player levels, is designed to teach and enhance one s volleyball skills and overall performance on the court. Participants will be grouped according to age if numbers allow. Campers should bring a snack and a water bottle each day. Dates: June (4 days Mon-Thurs) Time: 2:00-5:00 PM Location: Alcoa High School Competition Gym at the Middle School, 532 Faraday Street, Alcoa Cost: $75.00 includes camp T-shirt Second sibling discount: $72.00 Instructors: Maryville College Volleyball Coaching Staff CAMP CHICKABABA DAY CAMP For Disabled Persons Ages 6 & Older This camp includes therapeutic and fun activities adapted for those with disabilities. Activities include arts & crafts, indoor and outdoor games, music, and more. Campers should bring a snack and drink each day. Space is limited each week. Registration accepted on a first-come, first-served basis with 2017 campers given first priority until May 11. After that time, new participants will be accepted as space allows. Dates: Week 1: June Week 2: June Time: 9:00 AM 12:30 PM Location: Everett Recreation Center Cost: $80.00 per week Camp Director: Emily Pietzyk TRACK & FIELD CAMP For Boys and Girls Kindergarten through Rising 9th Graders The purpose of this camp is to provide instruction related to competing in track and field. The camp will focus on introducing drills and techniques that will help develop speed, proper running form, success in field events (shot put, discus, long jump, high jump, and triple jump), and other important necessities for competing in track and field, and will include instruction for both sprinters and distance competitors. Campers will need to bring a water bottle or something to drink. Dates: July 9-11 (3 days Mon-Wed) Time: 6:00-8:00 PM Location: Maryville Jr. High Track Cost: $60.00 includes camp T-shirt Instructors: Maryville High School Track Staff PERFORMING ARTS CAMP For Ages Plans are underway for the 2018 Performing Arts Camp. Last year s camp was an exciting mixture of classes including dance, unicycling, juggling, design/art, radio theatre, and musical performance. This year s camp will feature many of the same options as well as new topics. Information on the location, dates, and session topics will be available early March on our website and at the Parks & Rec. Administrative Office. FUTURE STARS FOOTBALL SKILLS CAMP For Rising 2 nd -5 th Graders The purpose of this camp is to provide basic fundamental instruction for all offensive and defensive positions relating to the game of football. Our goal is that each camper gains a better understanding of the football positions that they are interested in through various skills and drills. There will be a 20-minute break between the defensive and offensive instruction at which time snacks and drinks will be available to purchase. Campers need to bring a water bottle, cleats, tennis shoes, and Football Camp a bag to keep personal belongings in each day. Quarterbacks are encouraged to bring their own league regulation ball if they have one with their name on. Dates: July 9-11 (3 days Mon-Wed) Time: 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Location: Everett Athletic Complex Cost: $60.00 includes camp T-shirt Camp Director: Brian Gossett, AHS Offensive Line Coach EAST TENNESSEE QUARTERBACK & RECEIVER SCHOOL For Rising 6-8 th Graders The purpose of this camp is to provide instruction related to passing and receiving the football. The camp will focus on introducing drills and techniques that will help develop skills related to Quarterback and Receiver play. No food available on site except snacks, which will be available to purchase. Campers need to bring a water bottle, cleats, and tennis shoes for indoor Plyometric training each day. Dates: June (3 days Mon-Wed) Time: 8:00-11:00 AM Location: Maryville High School Cost: $75.00 includes camp T-shirt Instructors: Maryville High School Football Staff VISIT OUR WEB SITE AT FOR NEW PROGRAMS AND EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

12 12 PARKS & REC ADULT PROGRAMS VISIT OUR WEB SITE AT FOR NEW PROGRAMS AND EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. Adult league sports are available for Ages 16 & up. Registration taken for teams only, not individuals. SPRING ADULT SOFTBALL This program includes both men s and women s leagues with games being played at local parks. The season includes 16 games, which is divided into two halves. Registration Dates: February 26 March 29 Online registration not available in-office only. Costs: $ per team plus $3.50 per player Season will begin: April 16 SPRING CO-ED LEAGUE Games will be played on Tuesday nights with a 10-game season. Registration Dates: February 26 March 29 Online registration not available in-office only. Costs: $ per team plus $3.50 per player Season will begin: April 17 TIP-OFF TOURNAMENT This tournament will kick-off the 2018 adult softball season. Teams must be registered in our Spring Adult Softball League to participate. Registration Dates: February 26 March 29 Online registration not available in-office only. Tournament Dates: April 5, 6, 9 & 10 Location: Everett and Sandy Springs Parks Cost: $ per team FALL LEAGUE ADULT SOFTBALL This second season of softball includes men s, women s and co-ed leagues. The season includes 10 games played at local parks. Registration Dates: July 3-13 Online registration not available in-office only Costs: $ per team plus $3.50 per player Season will begin: July 19 CO-ED ADULT KICKBALL The game we all loved as kids, we can enjoy again as adults. The season includes 8 games played at local parks. Registration Dates: July 23 August 24 Online registration not available in-office only Costs: $ per team Season will begin: The week of September 4. ADULT POTTERY CLASSES Introduction to Throwing This class is a fun and total hands-on foundation course on throwing on the wheel. Students are guided in a stepby-step process and will learn how to center, pull a pot and trim. Students will learn to throw various shapes leading to successful bowls, mugs, cups, vessels, etc. to take home to their families to enjoy. All work goes through two kiln firings; the second firing will make the pottery safe for food and drink, as well as use in the microwave and dishwasher. We use only health-approved clays and glaze materials. Course fee includes clay and all firing and glaze materials. Dates: Session: Tuesdays, March 6-27 Session: Tuesdays, April 3-24 Session: Tuesdays, May 1-22 Time: 5:00-6:30 PM Location: Studio 212, 934 East Broadway Avenue, Maryville, TN Cost: $80.00 per 4-week session (includes all materials) Instructor: Leanne Moe SEWING SCHOOL FOR ADULTS Is your sewing machine sitting in the back of a closet gathering dust? Do you wish you remembered how to thread it? Do you want to learn to sew? Bring your sewing machine and all of its accessories (power cord, manual, bobbins, presser feet, needles, etc.) to this 5-hour workshop. In this class, we will learn the basics of how a sewing machine works, how to read a pattern, and finish our day by sewing a simple project together. You ll leave feeling confident that you can sew on your own! Date: Saturday, April 14 (Registration Deadline: April 9) Time: 9:30 am 2:30 PM (Bring a lunch!) Location: Springbrook Recreation Center Room 102 Cost: $75.00 Instructor: Aimee Davis BEGINNER SIGN LANGUAGE COURSE For Ages 15 & Up Are you interested in learning American Sign Language (ASL) in order to communicate with a friend, family member or colleague who is deaf? If so, this course is for you! American Sign Language is a visual language, incorporating facial grammar, and made up of specific hand shapes and movements. It is the dominant language of the Deaf community, provides meaningful communication between hearing parents and deaf children, and brings people who happen to be hearing and deaf together. This beginner level ASL class will give you the opportunity to learn the manual alphabet, conversational signs, and develop communication skills. You will enjoy this fun and encouraging learning environment as you build your language skills! This class is also open to those who have taken it before and would like a refresher. You can repeat it as many times as you like. Dates: Thursdays, March 1 April 12 (No class March 15) Location: Everett Senior Center Time: 6:00-7:00 PM Cost: $73.00 for 6-week session with all course materials included $55.00 for participants repeating the class who already have book Instructor: Carol LaCava, Coordinator of Educational Interpreting at UTK, and nationally certified interpreter through the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID)

13 SMALL GROUP BOOT CAMP FITNESS TRAINING For Ages 15 & Up PARKS & REC 13 Need a change of routine, or a workout to take you to the next level? Do you need to squeeze in a high energy class and don t have a lot of time? This class utilizes a circuit format, coupled with the most progressive, innovative, and creative exercises in fitness. Workouts will include cardiovascular and strength training, speed and agility drills, medicine ball drills, plyometrics, etc. With a little bit of effort and commitment, you will see a toned, leaner body, increased strength, endurance, and self-confidence, a new appreciation for working out, and maybe some new friends in fitness. Workouts will be challenging, but fun with high energy. Workouts can be modified, but this class is best suited for intermediate and advanced participants. Participants need to bring their own mat and one set of medium based weights. As always recommended, please consult with your physician before starting any exercise program. Dates: Mondays, April 2 May 7 (Rain Date: May 14) Time: 5:30-6:30 PM Location: Greenbelt Pavilion and park area near Amphitheater Cost: $55.00 for 6-week session Instructor: Tammye Wright-Certified Personal Trainer, Masters in Exercise Science Supplies needed: Comfortable athletic clothing, tennis shoes, water bottle, Yoga/stretching mat, one set of medium weights WOMEN EMPOWERING WOMEN SISTERHOOD BOOT CAMP For Ages 15 & Up Need to get started on a fitness routine, or need a change of routine or a workout to take you to the next Yoga Classes level? Do you need to squeeze in a high energy class and don t have a lot of time? This class utilizes a circuit format, coupled with the most progressive, innovative, and creative exercises in fitness. Workouts will include cardiovascular and toning exercises, speed and agility drills, plyometrics, etc. With a little bit of effort and commitment, you will learn how to work toward a more toned, leaner body, increase your strength, endurance, and self-confidence, have a new appreciation for working out, and maybe gain some new friends in fitness. Workouts will be challenging, but fun with high energy. Workouts can be modified, but this class is best suited for experienced beginner and intermediate participants. As always recommended, please consult with your physician before starting any exercise program. Dates & Location: Session 1: Saturday, March 17 at Greenbelt Pavilion and park area near Amphitheater Session 2: Saturday, April 21 at Springbrook Park Pavilion Session 3: Saturday, May 26 at Greenbelt Pavilion and park area near Amphitheater Registration taken 2 weeks prior to each session. Time: 9:00-10:00 AM Cost: Free! Pre-registration required at or at Parks & Rec. Instructors: Tammye Wright and Other Certified Fitness Instructors Supplies needed: Comfortable athletic clothing, tennis shoes, water bottle, Yoga/stretching mat YOGA CLASSES A series of on-going Vinyasa style Yoga classes for Ages 12 & up are offered with emphasis on poses designed to increase strength, flexibility and balance. Attention is also placed on breathing and how to better use our lungs as well as creating a mental calmness and cultivating a quiet and peaceful mind. As always recommended, please consult with your physician before starting any exercise program. Items needed for all Yoga classes: Yoga mat, blanket, comfortable clothing that does not restrict movement Certified Yoga Instructor: Tammy Lindsay New participants may join class at any time during a session - cost prorated. Classes will continue every 6 weeks if minimum enrollment is met. Gentle Flow for All Levels Dates: Session: Wednesdays, March 14 April 18 Session: Wednesdays, April 25 May 30 Session: Wednesdays, June 6 July 18 (No class July 4) Time: 6:00-7:00 PM Location: Everett Senior Center Costs: $54.00 per 6-week session $100 per 6-week session if combined with Get Fit class Get Fit Yoga This class combines the basic aspects of beginner-advanced yoga and adds strength training through core exercise and more. Dates: Session: Mondays, March 12 April 16 Session: Mondays, April 23 June 4 (No class May 28) Session: Mondays, June 11 July 16 Time: 6:00-7:00 PM Location: Everett Senior Center Cost: $54.00 per 6-week session $100 per 6-week session if combined with Gentle Flow class

14 14 PARKS & REC ADULT KARATE INSTRUCTION Please see Just for Kids section for complete information regarding Karate for all ages. AQUA AEROBICS Please see Aquatics section for complete information ADULT TENNIS INSTRUCTION AND LEAGUES As always recommended, please consult with your physician before starting any exercise program. Items needed for all tennis classes: Tennis racquet, athletic attire, water bottle, tennis shoes Tennis In No Time This class is designed for new players. Bring a friend and learn the basics in four classes. Dates: Session: Tuesdays & Thursdays, May 8-22 (Rain Date: May 24) Session: Tuesdays & Thursdays, July (Rain Date: July 26) Time: 9:00-10:00 AM Cost: $60.00 per session Location: Sandy Springs Park Tennis Courts Instructor: LuAnne Zelasko Co-ed 50+ Senior Tennis Play Days A group of senior tennis players meet on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings at the Caroline Haynes Tennis Courts at John Sevier Park throughout the year. Senior tennis players are welcome to join in at anytime by showing up at the courts for some fun and relaxed games of tennis. For more information, contact Jerry Tuggle at Dates: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Times: 9:00-11:00 AM March April/ September November 8:00-10:00 AM May August *Start times based on season Location: Caroline Hayes Tennis Courts at John Sevier Park Cost: Free! Pre-registration required at Player Level: Any level Equipment Needed: Participants must provide their own racquet and 1 can of balls. Instructor: Jerry Tuggle PICKLEBALL Pickleball, the fastest growing adult sport in the country, is a fun game that is played on a badminton court with the net lowered to 34 inches at the center. It is played with a perforated plastic baseball-sized 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. The game is popular with seniors but can be enjoyed by all. Tennis, racquetball and ping-pong players love the competitive nature of the sport and regularly participate in competitive tournaments. For more information, contact Patsy Bales at , bales2925@charter.net or visit index.php. HIKING IN THE SMOKIES For individuals or families of all ages, minimum Age 5. Charles Maynard and Hal Hubbs, authors of Family Hiking in the Smokies: Time Well Spent and Waterfalls of the Smokies, will lead a series of family friendly hikes in the Smokies this year. Hikes will take place on some of the Park s classic trails, with some often overlooked gems also being explored. During the hikes, Charles and Hal will share stories of the Smokies history and natural splendor. Hikes will be family-oriented on easy to moderate difficulty trails, predominately on weekends. Cost: $5.00 per person per hike. Pre-registration is required, with limited space available for each hike. Participants will meet at 8:00 AM at the Everett Recreation Center on the day of hike. Our hike leaders are working on finding the best spring wildflower dates, so be sure to keep an eye on our website and Facebook for upcoming dates! Pickleball BEGINNER & INTERMEDIATE RUN 4 FUN RUNNING PROGRAM For Ages 18 & up and youth Ages 12 & up are welcome as long as accompanied by a parent or guardian who is also enrolled in the course. Participants should dress weather appropriate and bring a water bottle. As always recommended, please consult with your physician before starting any exercise program. Beginner Level: This 10-week training program is structured to help you cross the finish line of your first 5K at the Scholars Run on August 4 th (which is totally optional). This program focuses on beginners, but all levels of walkers and runners are welcome. Along the way, we ll provide you with motivation to keep you moving, guidance and advice, weekly group training runs or walks, and educational clinics on topics such as proper nutrition, choosing the right gear and avoiding injury. Plus, you ll have the camaraderie of others just like you. Intermediate Level: This program is designed for graduates of our Beginner program or for those who are able to run 3 miles at a steady pace with limited walking breaks. This 10-week training program is designed to teach you more advanced running techniques and to help you continue on your running journey in a supportive environment. In Run 4 Fun, we want to help you beat your previous personal records and set new goals for yourself, while providing guidance, motivation, weekly group training runs, and more advanced educational clinics. We ll also cover topics designed to help you improve your 5K time such as proper pacing and good form, as well as building on previous topics like nutrition, choosing the right gear and injury prevention. Dates: Tuesdays, May 29 July 31 Time: 7:00-8:30 PM Location: Pearson Springs Park Pavilion and Maryville Greenway Cost: $55.00 for the 10-week session Each participant receives: - $5 Discount off entry fee for the Scholars Run 5K - Detailed weekly training schedule - Weekly with a focus topic and handouts - Guidance and advice from an experienced coach - T-shirt - Great feeling of accomplishment and team spirit Instructors: Tim Spicer & Running Coaches

15 PARKS & REC 15 WAGON WHEELERS WESTERN SQUARE DANCE This group meets every Tuesday from 7:00-9:30 PM; 7-8 PM (Class) and 8:00-9:30 PM (Club) in the upstairs Dance Room at the Springbrook Recreation Center in Alcoa. Class begins every September. If you are interested in learning Western Square Dance or are an experienced dancer, please contact Philip McLemore at for more information. WHITEWATER KAYAKING CLASS Ever thought about learning to whitewater kayak and just haven t had the opportunity? This program allows just that. With all necessary gear provided, participants will spend two evenings learning the fundamentals of boat management and paddle strokes before spending a fun day out on the Hiwassee River putting their skills to the test on this classic stretch of beginner whitewater. Participants must be 14 or older. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian enrolled in the course. Dates & Times: August 2018, with dates to be announced. Locations: Springbrook Pool and Hiwassee River Cost: To be determined. *NEW* CANOEING DAY TRIPS AND OVERNIGHT CAMPING TRIPS With all the beautiful lakes in Blount County and the surrounding areas, what better way to get out and explore these places than on a guided canoe trip? Led by staff with years of canoe touring and trip leading experience. All canoe gear will be provided, so all you need to do is register and show up and our staff will do the rest. These trips are geared for all skill levels. Whether you are interested in trying canoeing for the first time, are looking for an opportunity to learn new trip locations, or just looking for a group of people to canoe with, our staff will provide you with an enriching and enjoyable experience. For overnight camping trips, staff will teach participants the ins and outs of camping during the course also. Participants will need to provide their own camping gear, or gear can be rented for a small fee. Ages 14 & up, anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian also enrolled in the course. Trips are being planned for August, September and October. Visit our website www. parksrec.com for more information coming soon. VISIT OUR WEB SITE AT FOR NEW PROGRAMS AND EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. 1. Have something new to talk about at the water cooler. 2. Unlike television, you won t miss a word. 3. Be warned that the latest must-see movie isn t a must-see for you. 4. LOL at the comics. 5. Get the 411 on the latest local hot spots. Your Life. Your Times. 10th annual ROCK CAMP Play in a band! GUITAR/BASS KEYBOARD/PIANO DRUMS VIOLIN/VIOLA CELLO/BASS FLUTE VOCALISTS BEGINNER to ADVANCED STUDENTS AGES 8 to 18 JUNE 4-8, AM - 3 PM CAMP COST is $159 - or - $149 IF PAID BY MAY 31 RECORD WITH A BAND AND KEEP YOUR CD! Perform live for family, friends & the public on JAM NIGHT June 8th at 7 p.m. SUMMER CAMPS YOUTH WORSHIP & CHRISTIAN ROCK CAMP Ages July 9-13, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. $159 or $149 if paid by May 31. Everyone will play/sing Christian music, record, perform & worship in a band. DANCE Beginner Ukelele Camp Ages 7-adult. July $79. Beginner Guitar Camp Ages 7-adult. July $79. Kids on Key Piano Ages 3-5. July $79. MUSIC Drama/Musical Theatre Ages July $79. FINE ARTS CONNECTION SCHOOL 1922 E. Lamar Alexander Pkwy - Maryville, TN Fineartsconnectionschool@gmail.com online: Prince/Princess Ages 3-7. June $69. Dance Camp Challenge (technique, choreography & physical endurance) Ages June $79. Youth Worship and Christian Rock Camp (see above) July $159. Rock Camp (see above) June 4-8. $159. Kids Art Camp Ages July $69. DRAMA ART Pet/Person Art Camp Ages June $79 DENSO enjoys working together with Parks & Rec during events such as Special Olympics and the Great Smoky Mountain Classic Softball Tournament. The programs and events of Parks & Rec help make our community a vibrant place to live, work and play!

16 16 PARKS & REC SENIOR ADULT RECREATION The Everett Senior Center is a multipurpose recreation center for adults over Age 50. Office hours are Monday-Friday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM. Membership fees are $15.00 per year for an individual or $25.00 per couple, which includes a monthly newsletter and numerous programs and activities (see below). Membership Benefits: Recreational Activities Recreational Art Group meets every Monday 1:00-4:00 PM and Friday 8:00 AM Noon. Work on your own Scrapbooking and Paper Craft projects Mondays, 9:00 AM 4:00 PM. Cost: Free/Members, $2.00/Nonmembers. Quilt/Craft Group meets every Tuesday 12:00-3:30 PM. Bring your project and join the fun. $2.00 Table fee for non-members. BeeHive Knitting Group meets every Tuesday & Thursday at 10:30 AM. Knowledgeable and friendly group meets to sit and knit twice a week. $2.00 Table fee for nonmembers. Join us for Potluck and Bingo the first Thursday of each month at 11:30 AM. Bring a dish to share and join in the fun! Drinks are provided. Reservations are not required and there is no charge to play Bingo. Oil Painting classes with Barbara Goddard Wednesdays, 9:30 AM Noon. Cost: $60.00/Members, $75.00/ Non-members per 6-week session. Contact the center at for class dates. Watercolor classes with Penny Reasor Mondays, 9:30 AM Noon. Cost: $60.00/Members, $75.00/Nonmembers per 6-week session. Contact the center at for class dates. Coloring Pages Wednesdays, 1:00-3:00 PM. Free. Join Stacy and find your creativity in Coloring Pages! With dozens of pages to choose from, we have crayons, markers, color pencils, and water color pencils. Space is limited, please call to register. Tone, Stretch & Balance class meets every Tuesday from 1:30-2:30 PM. Cost: $5.00 per class. Tai Chi Introductory Beginner Classes held Tuesdays & Thursdays from 9:00-9:45 AM and Advanced Beginner Classes from 9:45-10:30 AM. Participants can expect to improve their balance, flexibility, strength, coordination and concentration, all while enjoying a pain free, calming and relaxing activity. Instructor: Mary Pope Cost: $5.00 per class paid directly to the instructor. Musicians and Singers are here, AUDIENCE welcomed! Join us for Mid-Week Music every second & fourth Wednesday of the month. Enjoy a free musical showcase of singers and musicians with acoustic instruments featuring local hidden talent from right here in East Tennessee! Refreshments provided. Check-in at 9:30 AM with performances from 10:00-11:30 AM. Our MC is Ed Harper of BMH Senior Services, assisted by Beverly Sherrod. Dancing Ballroom Dancing meets every Wednesday - Free group lesson from 1:00-2:00 PM, with more dancing after lesson to CD music from 2:00-3:00 PM (partner not required - casual dress). Live Band! Ballroom Dances are held the first, third and fifth Saturdays of each month 7:00-9:00 PM. Cost: $6.00 per person (pay at side door). Country Music Live Band every Friday night 7:00-10:00 PM. Two Stepping, Line Dancing, or just sit and listen to the Country Gentlemen Band. Open to public for all ages! Cost: $6.00 per person (pay at side door). Cards and Miscellaneous Games Our card groups can always use new players - don t hesitate to drop by! SEEKING NEW PLAYERS! Partnership Pinochle (Double deck) Cutthroat style all day every Tuesday & Thursday - drop in and play anytime during the day beginning at 8:30 AM. Hand and Foot every Tuesday & Thursday at 9:30 AM. Party Bridge every Tuesday at 9:30 AM. Canasta every second & fourth Thursday at 9:30 AM. Duplicate Bridge - Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays beginning at 10:00 AM, must have partner, call for more information. Rummikub every Thursday, 1:00-3:30 PM - a tile game for 2, 3 or 4 players at a time. Mahjong every first, third & fifth Thursday of the month, 12:00-3:45 PM - a solitaire matching game that uses a set of mahjong tiles rather than cards. Wii Bowling - Leagues bowl every Monday at various times between 9:30 AM 2:30 PM. Scrabble every Wednesday from 9:30 AM Noon. Mexican Train & Chicken Foot Dominoes every Friday from 9:30 AM Noon. Bunco every third Thursday of the month at 1:00 PM. Space is limited. Contact the center at for more information. Billiards Room open daily. Ping Pong every Monday, Thursday and Friday from 2:00-3:45 PM. Educational and Other Center Activities Free Blood Pressure Screenings offered monthly. Please contact the center for specific dates. Driver Safety Course - Call for dates. Cost: $15.00 for AARP Members, $20.00 for Non-members. AARP Blount County Chapter #2296 meets monthly on the fourth Tuesday at Noon with a light lunch and guest speakers provided by Blount Memorial Hospital Senior Services.

17 Parks & Recreation would like to thank all our community support! PARKS & REC 17 42nd Street Design Aaron s Rentals Affinity Insurance Alcoa Chiropractic Alcoa Fire Department Alcoa Kiwanis Alcoa Tenn Federal Credit Union Alzheimer Tennessee Appalachian Dental Arconic Asbury Place Atmos Energy Bethel Church Blount County Fire Department Blount County Government Blount County Masons Blount County Sheriff s Office Blount County Sports Hall of Fame Blount Discount Pharmacy Blount Memorial Hospital Blount Partnership The Brabson Family Brookdale Sandy Springs Brookfield C & C Outdoors CATO & Shirley Clowney CBBC CH2M Hill Engineers, Inc. Charles M. Hall High School Alumni Cherokee Millwright Chick-Fil-A Church of God Maryville Women s Ministry City of Alcoa City of Maryville City of Maryville Water, Electric & Public Works Coca-Cola Concordia Care Crest Bowling Lanes Crestview Dental Care Cruzes Tint N Tunes David George/Humana Denso Manufacturing Tennessee, Inc. Dick s Sporting Goods Divine Purpose Worship Dotson Memorial Baptist Church Downtown Association - Maryville East Tennessee Championship Wrestling East Tennessee Medical Group Finish Line First Baptist Church of Maryville First Light Home Care First Tennessee Foundation Foothill Striders Foothills Funeral Home Foothills Pediatric Dentistry Gillenwater Flooring & Kitchen Gallery GoTeez Greenjay Lawncare Hickory Construction Company H.O.M.E. INC. Ingram, Overholt & Bean PC CPA s Innovative Garden & Hydroponic Supply Jackie and Logan Hill Jerri Britton Volunteer Home Mortgage, Inc. Judy Knight Katy McCall Mortgage Investors Group Bearden Kenjo Markets Kindred Transitional Care Knights of Columbus #3832 Knoxville Pediatric Association - Foothills Land O Frost LeConte Radiology Marco s Pizza Maryville-Alcoa Civitans Maryville Arts Coalition Maryville Athletic Booster Club Maryville College Maryville College Bonner Scholars Metropolitan Knoxville Airport Authority M.I.C. (Men In Community Group) Mother Love Baptist Church Mt. Pleasant A.M.E. Zion Church Novacopy Ogle s Auto Center Personal Care Choices Pet Supplies Plus Red Hats (Hall Area) Reinhart Foodservice Renasant Bank Ritchie Tractor Right At Home Robinson Chapel Round About Auto Ruby Tuesday Smoky Mountain Brewery Smoky Mountain Classic Chevy Club Southland Books & Café St. Paul A.M.E. Zion Church Stevenson Tire Service, Inc. The Daily Times TWRA US Army Recruiting Walmart Watt s Chiropractic Center Windy City Grille WoodmenLife Y-12 Federal Credit Union Diabetes Seminar - Every second Thursday of each month at 1:30 PM. Have you been diagnosed with diabetes? Are you diabetic and have unanswered questions? If you answered yes, or just want to learn more about the disease, then join us for a Sweet Spot session hosted by Lowes Drug Store Pharmacists. Anyone is welcome to attend. Social Media for Seniors with Jennifer Dancu ipad and iphone for Beginners - Using built-in apps, printing and troubleshooting, understanding Safari Basics, itunes, icloud Basics. 10:30 AM 12:30 PM, call for dates. Cost: $35.00 Android and Tablet Instruction - Care and charging, understanding settings and managing apps, explore Google Chrome Basics, Google Play Store, and Galaxy Store. 1:00-4:00 PM, call for dates. Cost: $35.00 Facebook and Camera Classes also available. Call for dates and times. ARTISTIC DANCE -UNLIMITED- Come join the dance camp fun at ADU! June 4-8 Camps for ages 3-4, 5-7, 8-12 and up Dancing, crafts & tons of fun!! 4-week summer class session starting in July Ballet Jazz Lyrical Tap Hip Hop Contemporary Acrobatics Call the studio for registration & pricing information 314 Gill St., Alcoa TN Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Facebook Members of Dance Educators of America, Dance Masters of America, and Blount County Chamber

18 18 PARKS & REC Community/Recreations Centers Center Rental Information The following applies to the rental fees of the following three community/recreation centers. A minimum of $25.00 advance deposit is due when making the reservation, with the balance being due seven (7) days prior to use of the facility. Cancellation over thirty (30) days in advance full refund minus a $5.00 processing fee. Cancellation less than (30) days in advance 75% refund. Cancellation less than fourteen (14) days in advance no refund. EVERETT RECREATION CENTER Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8AM-5PM OPEN GYM HOURS: Monday-Friday 3-5 PM, Closing times vary according to scheduled programs. 318 S. Everett High Road, Maryville, TN Telephone: Brook Hemphill, CPRP, Center Director Center Assistants: Ally Haupt & Travis Nuchols Kevin James, Custodian This center offers basketball and volleyball courts and a variety of children s activities. Meeting rooms and a gymnasium are available for rental. See rental information below. For rentals and reservation inquiries, please call the Center at Rental fees for Everett Recreation Center: Meeting Room $25.00 per hour (2 hr. minimum) Meeting Room per hour (2 hr. minimum) Meeting Room per hour (2 hr. minimum) Half of Gymnasium per hour Whole Gymnasium per hour Entire Facility per hour Special Party Rate: $ for 2-hr. rental includes use of half of gymnasium and half of balcony or Room 205. *Parks & Rec reserves the right to reserve the full gymnasium during operating hours for in-house programs. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. COMMUNITY CENTER Office Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9:30AM-6PM, Wednesday 9:30AM-5PM *Center may close early on occasion due to rentals. 209 E. Franklin Street, Alcoa, TN Telephone: Address: mlkcenter@parksrec.com Lilli Brown, Center Director Derek Williams, Assistant Director Program Assistants: Patty Dickerson, Kaleb Mitchell, Daquan Summers Clark James, Custodian This multi-purpose center has two meeting rooms, kitchen facilities, a computer lab with controlled internet access and Wi-Fi. A small meeting room also serves as a library with a variety of children s books. There is also an outdoor playground, volleyball net and basketball courts adjacent to the facility. Rental Fees for MLK Community Center: Small Meeting Room (Library) Up to 50 People...$15.00 per hour Large Meeting Room: Up to 50 People...$50.00 for 2 hours (minimum) Over 50 People...Additional $25/hour Kitchen Use:...$10.00 extra *A 2-hour minimum is required for most rentals. *Center Capacity: 125 *Rules apply for decorations and heavy kitchen use/ additional $25 cleaning fee may apply based on type of rental. Upcoming programs and events being held at the Center: MLK Living the Dream Enrichment Program Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 2:00-6:00 PM Wednesday 2:00-5:00 PM This program is available for Kindergarten students through Grade 12 to offer technology, enrichment, and seasonal recreational activities. Maryville College Bonner Scholars, Foster Grandparents and faithful volunteers assist children with homework and schoolrelated projects. Senior Program Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays 10:00 AM 1:00 PM Recreational activities for seniors 55 & older including games and recreation, sports, health and fitness, a variety of clubs, educational classes and special events. Youth Summer Day Camp June 4 July 20 Summer day camps for Ages 6 12 years. Monday through Friday 9:00 AM 5:00 PM. Activities include swimming, games, arts & crafts, special guests and much more. Cost $35.00 per child per week, $60.00 for 2 children. Breakfast and lunch provided. For more information regarding Center activities and events or rentals, please visit our web site at www. parksrec.com or call SPRINGBROOK RECREATION CENTER Office Hours: Monday-Friday 12-5PM 1537 Dalton Street, Alcoa, TN Telephone: Address: springbrookrecctr@parksrec.com Phil Eakins, Center Director Center Assistant: Earl Anderson Program Assistants: Ted Marcum, Selena Nolasco, Carol Orr, Phil Roberts

19 PARKS & REC 19 This center located in the Springbrook Park area of Alcoa features a gymnasium, volleyball court, pool tables, and meeting rooms. For rentals and reservation information, please call the Center at OUR MISSION To enhance the quality of life by providing diverse recreational and healthy lifestyle opportunities. Rental fees for Springbrook Recreation Center: Gymnasium use only...$25.00 per hour Lower Level (includes gym, Meeting Room 101 and pool tables) per hour Room 102 (meeting room with microwave and refrigerator) per hour Room 102 (plus gymnasium) per hour Room 103 (upstairs Dance Room) per hour Room 103 (plus gymnasium) per hour *An additional fee of $25-$50 may apply for heavy decorations, food or cleaning purposes. Karate classes and the Wagon Wheelers Western Square Dance Group meet on a regular basis at the Center. See Just For Kids and Programs For Adults sections for complete details EVERETT SENIOR CENTER Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8AM-4PM 702 Burchfield Street, Maryville, TN Telephone: Address: escadmin@parksrec.com Stacy Homeyer, Center Director Greg Pitner, Administrative Assistant Corey Shields, Custodian Rentals The Senior Center is available to rent during non-programmed hours. A contract, two-week notice, and $ cash deposit are required for all rentals. Rooms available for rent: Large Multi-Purpose Room 1-50 people - $50.00 per hour (3-Hr. minimum/$150.00) people - $75.00 per hour (3-Hr. minimum/$225.00) people - $ per hour (3-Hr. minimum/$300.00) Additional hours: $50.00 per hour *Rental time includes set-up and clean-up. Example: A 3 hour event will need to be a 4 hour rental to include 30 minute set-up time and 30 minute clean-up time. Please call for availability and additional information. Parks & Rec. Administrative Office Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8AM-5PM 316 S. Everett High Road, Maryville, TN Telephone: Fax: Address: info@parksrec.com Joe Huff, CPRP, Executive Director Chris Clark, CPRP, Assistant Director Kelly Forster, CPRP, Superintendent of Recreation Will Hubbs, Program Coordinator Missey Wright, Recreation Specialist Leanna Millard, Business Manager Connie Ball, Administrative Assistant Tisha Welshan, Program Assistant Teresa Becker, APRP, Human Resources Maintenance Department 614 Evan Circle, Maryville, TN Telephone: Maintenance Superintendent: Brian Keyl Mike Sellers, Crew Leader Gary Gregory Waylon Majors James Martin Anthony Pickering Martin Watson Ricky Phillips, Residence Manager, Louisville Point Park COMMISSIONERS Blount County Representatives Mike Lewis Nelson Russell City of Alcoa Representatives Clint Abbott, Vice Chairperson Frank Cameron City of Maryville Representatives Dallas Monroe Andy White, Chairperson At Large Representative Keri Prigmore POLICY STATEMENT The Parks and Recreation Commission does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, genetic information or disabling condition in employment opportunities or in the provision of parks and recreation services.

20 PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR MOST PROGRAMS! Refund Policy for Programs Refunds may be given up to five (5) working days prior to the beginning of each program. If your cancellation causes the program number to fall below the required minimum, the refund will be contingent upon the vacancy being filled. After classes begin, refunds will be made for the following reasons only: 1) Illness or Injury 2) Moving from the Blount County area 3) Cancellation of the program by Parks & Rec. Refunds will be prorated according to the number of classes already held. All refunds are subject to a $5.00 administrative cost charge, unless the program has been cancelled by Parks & Rec. Leon Berrong Scholarship Program Program scholarships are available for children who qualify. The Leon Berrong Scholarship Fund was established in 2005 to allow disadvantaged children to be able to participate in Parks & Rec. programs. If you have questions, would like additional information or would like to make a donation, please contact our office at S. Everett High Rd. Maryville, TN Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM On-Line Registration and After Hours Drop Box If you are unable to visit the Parks & Rec. office during regular business hours, you may use our secure drop box or on-line registration at to submit registrations and payments. We re on the move! RENTAL OF OUTDOOR PAVILIONS Parks & Rec. rents the following park pavilions for family and group functions. For more information regarding facility accommodations, rental fees, or to reserve, please visit our web site at Duck Pond Park Pavilions (3) Louisville Point Park Pavilion Eagleton Park Pavilion Pearson Springs Park Pavilion Richard Williams Park Pavilion Sandy Springs Park Pavilion Everett Park Picnic Area Howe Street Park Pavilion John Sevier Pavilion Springbrook Park Pavilion *To reserve the Greenbelt Pavilion near the Courthouse, call the City of Maryville at Reservations can be made in person at the Parks & Rec. Administrative Office located at 316 S. Everett High Road, Maryville, TN or on-line through our web site at You may also view the Availability Calendar through our web site. All reservation requests made on-line will hold your reservation slot until our office reviews and approves the request. Once approved, you will receive instructions by on how to finalize your payment on-line or you may mail a check to our office within seven (7) business days. If you have any questions, please call Parks & Rec at or visit our web site. We begin taking reservations in-office on January 2 nd of each year (if the 1 st falls on a week-end, we ll begin the following Tuesday). However, you can make them on-line beginning on January 1 st. AREA PARKS AND RECREATION FACILITIES MARYVILLE Amerine Park College Hill Park Everett Park Everett Senior Center John Sevier Park, Tennis Courts and Pool Pearson Springs Park Sandy Springs Park & Tennis Courts PetSafe Dog Park ALCOA Alcoa Duck Pond Bassel Courts The Claytons Disc Golf Course Howe Street Park Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Center Oldfield Park Rock Gardens Park South Hall Park Springbrook Park and Pool Springbrook Recreation Center, Tennis Courts & Softball Field BLOUNT COUNTY Eagleton Park Everett Athletic Complex and Recreation Center Louisville Point Park Richard Williams Park Singleton Park

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