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FALL & WINTER EDITIONFALL & WINTER EDITION2021-20222021-2022

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Community Center StaffEilien Ramirez, CPRP Director of Parks and RecreationPhil Lanio Recreation ManagerAnne Radford, CPRP Recreation Facility ManagerMaryKate Polito Recreation Specialist IILaura Ingold Recreation Specialist ITerri Johnson, CTRS, CPRP Inclusion Coordinator

Park Board MembersDebra Hewing, ChairLaquita Ogle, Vice ChairDan KrewsonBrian KoscielskiMeghan MooreTim O’NeilJessie PaukRichard Breeding, Aldermanic RepresentativeJustin Charboneau, Aldermanic Representative

Crestwood Community Center9245 Whitecliff Park Lane, Crestwood, MO 63126

Phone: (314) 729-4860www.cityofcrestwood.org

Inclusive Recreation Services - American With Dis-abilities Act (ADA) The Crestwood Parks and Recreation Department invites people with and without disabilities to participate in our programs and events. Please notify us when you register or at least three days in advance of the program/event date if accommodations due to a dis-ability are needed to facilitate your participation and/or if there are medications or allergies in which we should be aware. If an inclusion support person is needed to assist the program participant with a disability, it may take up to two weeks or more to provide this type of accommo-dation. If we are unable to meet your needs, there is a

grievance procedure available for ADA concerns. For assistance in arranging accommodations for your participation, or to notify us of medical concerns, please contact Terri Johnson, TRS/CPRP, Execu-tive Director of Municipal Partners for In-

clusive Recreation at (314)835-6157, use Relay Missouri 711 or email her at tjohnson@desperesmo.org to discuss your participation.

Contents3..........Memberships4..........Facilities & Rentals6..........Special Events Suncrest Fest Halloween Family Fun Fest Christmas in Crestwood Touch-A-Truck Movies & Concerts in the Park8...........Sports Soccer TBall Pickle Ball Taekwondo T’ai Chi Gymnastics10.........Youth Activities Dance Day Camps Pint Size Parties Trail Time for Tots Nerf Wars Noon Years Eve12.........Health, Wellness & Fitness Fitness Classes SilverSneakers, Prime and Renew Active14.........Enrichment Art Lunch & Bingo Presentations Clubs16.........Historic Sappington House

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MembershipsMembershipsCommunity Center Hours of Operation

Monday - Thursday 8:00am-9:00pmFriday 8:00am-6:00pmSaturday 8:00am-4:00pm Sunday Closed

Special HoursSeptember 6 TBDNovember 11 TBDNovember 25, 26 ClosedDecember 24, 31 8:00am-12:00pmDecember 25 ClosedJanuary 1 Closed

Community Center Daily Fees: $3/Resident $6/Non-Resident Residents are required to have a current ID Card to receive resident rate on daily fees.*

All Facility PassIncludes Recreation and Aquatic Center Pass privileges.

Recreation PassAccess to Fitness Center, Gymnasium, Raquetball Courts, same privileges as Tennis Court Pass. It will serve as ID for Aquatic Center, allowing residents to pay resident rates.

Tennis PassAllows pass holder to make tennis reservations a maximum of one week in advance.

Family StatusA Family is defined as no more than two adults and two de-pendent children under the age of 23 residing at the same address. Anyone over the age of 16 being included on the pass will need to show proof of residency by the use of a photo ID and/or any other record of residency.

Additional Person This can be added to the Family Passes. Must follow the rules of family status.

Senior MembershipsA 10% discount is extended to all seniors age 62 or over. *Does not apply to ID card or daily admission fees*

Proofs of Residency - ID CardTwo forms of identification that include your name and address must be provided. One item must be a current photo ID. To qualify for Lindbergh School District rates, Lindbergh Residents will need to verify two forms of current residency. Business Membership categories are available to anybody employed by a business located within the appropriate boundaries with proof of current employment such as a current pay stub.

Inclement Weather Policy When the Lindbergh School District cancels school for the day, or if they delay the start of the day, due to inclement weather all morning programs and activities at the Crestwood Community Center will be canceled and the center will not open until 10am. This policy also applies if the Lindbergh School District changes to virtual learning for the day due to inclement weather. We will make a determination on all afternoon and evening classes by 11am. Please watch or listen to our local media for school clos-ings. We will also have the most up to date information on the City of Crestwood’s Parks and Recreation Facebook and Insta-gram pages. The Community Center staff will NOT call program participants to notify them of cancellations covered under this policy.

Pass Type Resident Lindbergh School District & Resident Business

Non-Resident

All Facility Individual $138 $220 $248All Facility Family $330 $495 $550

Additional Person $50 $50 $50Recreation Individual $115 $125 $144Recreation Family $175 $238 $256

Additional Person $20 $20 $20Recreation 10 Visit Pass $25 $50 $50ID Card $5 $30 $35Tennis Pass $50 $65 $70

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Facility & RentalsFacility & Rentals

Rental Facility Resident Rate Non-Resident Rate

Whitecliff Pavilion 1 $35 $60Whitecliff Pavilion 2 & Rotary Pavilion

$45 $70

Crestwood Upper & Lower Pavilion

$45 $70

Ballfield $15/hr$30/hr with lights*

$20/hr$40/hr with lights*

Whitecliff Sand Volleyball $6/hr $10/hr

Community Center Daily FeesResident: $3Non-Resident: $6Residents are required to have a current resident ID Card to receive resident rate on daily fees and facility rentals.

Tennis Court ReservationsAll Facility, Recreation and Tennis Pass holders may make tennis court reservations for the Whitecliff Park courts by calling the Community Cen-ter one-week in advance. Reservations must be made by 4:00pm for next day or by 4:00pm on Friday for Saturday, Sunday and/or Monday reservations. Courts will not be cleared of snow or ice in the winter. Lights must be turned on by timer from November through April.

Picnic Pavilion ReservationsAll pavilions can accommodate up to 75 people. Reservations may be made up to one year in advance. Only residents may reserve Whitecliff Park Pavilion #2 or Crestwood Park Lower Pavilion more than 60 days in advance. All reservations should be made in person at the Community Center during operating hours. Reservations cannot be made less than 72 hours prior to the desired date. There are no refunds or reschedul-ing of reservations due to inclement weather. All pavilions except Whitecliff #1

have electrical service. A Special Use Permit is required if you are using a City park and will have: inflatables, tents or other structures, live music, you will be charging a fee or selling anything, or are planning a special event. Contact the Community Center to see if this applies to your reservation. A current resident ID Card is required to receive resident rates.

Fitness CenterThe fitness room is open during normal operating hours of the Community Center. A guardian must accompany youth ages 12 to 14; 15 to 17 year olds must have a parent release form on file at the Community Center to use the facility on their own. No one un-der the age of 12 will be allowed in the fitness

room.

Multipurpose Room/GymnasiumOpen basketball time is subject to room availability. Open play schedules are pub-lished weekly. Check our Facebook for daily availability.

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Facility & RentalsFacility & Rentals

Community Center Hourly Rental Fees

ResidentOpen Hour

Rate

Resident Closed Hour Rate

Non-Resi-dent Open Hour Rate

Non-Resi-dent Closed Hour Rate

1 Meeting room $30 $55 $45 $70

2 Meeting rooms $40 $65 $55 $80

3 Meeting rooms $55 $80 $75 $100

*Multi-purpose (Athletic rentals)

$50 $75 $70 $95

*Multi-purpose Room

$60 $85 $85 $110

Indoor Facility RentalsThe Community Center has small meeting rooms and the multipurpose room for athletic use or events available for rentals. Rooms 106 and 107 can be rented together to make one large room. Rentals can be made up to one year in ad-vance and must be booked at least two weeks prior to the event. Damage depos-its not reflected in price chart.*Minimum of 3 hours required for closed hour rentals.

Racquetball Court UseAll-Facility or Recreation Membership holders may make one racquetball court reservation per day, up to one week in advance. Non-members may play rac-quetball on a walk in basis only. Com-munity Center daily fees apply. See page 4 for fees.

Kitun Dog ParkThe 2 acre dog park is located at 12343 Eddie and Park Road. The park has sep-arate areas for small dogs and large dogs. Crestwood residents receive resident rates for annual memberships. Tags are available at the Sunset Hills Community Center 3915 South Lindbergh, Sunset Hills, MO 63127. Park Hours: Dawn to DuskAnnual Fees: $40/R $55/NR

Parks And Facilities

Crestwood Park

FerndalePark

RayburnPark

Sanders Park

SappingtonHouse

SpellmanPark

WhitecliffPark

Size in Acres 21 1 3.3 4.2 2.5 3 85

Playground 1 1 1 2 1 1

Sports Field 3 1 1

Tennis Courts 1 1 4-lighted

Restrooms* 1 1

Picnic Area 2 1 3

Multiuse Court 1 1 1

Trails (miles) 1.3 1.5

Ponds 1 Quarry

Community Center

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Aquatic Complex 1

Other Sledding hill Historical home, Grant’s

Trail access

Grant’s Trail access, Sand-

VolleyballLocation Meadowfern Ferndale &

LiggettRayburn Ave. Sanders &

Clover1015 SouthSappington

Spellman Dr. Whitecliff Park Ln.

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Special EventsSpecial EventsMovies in the ParkSee movies on the big screen! Grab your popcorn, blankets, and watch a free movie in one of our featured parks! OnwardAug. 13 F 8:00pm Ferndale ParkThe CroodsSept. 3 F 7:30pm Crestwood Park

Kids Tri CampParticipants will practice swim, bike & run transitions, learn race course safety, and more! Please note that this Tri Camp will not consist of swim lessons. Participants will need to bring their swim suits, bikes, helmets, and running shoes. Please pre-register by Aug. 16.Aug. 21 SA 9:00-10:00am Whitecliff ParkAges 5-12 $12R/$15NR

NEW! NEW! Touch-A-TruckKids, put your toy trucks away – it’s time to see the real thing! Climb in, hop on, and honk the horns of some really big trucks and other vehicles during Touch-A-Truck! Tow trucks, fire trucks, police cars, and more will be available for kids to explore. Enjoy a kids play zone and food trucks before our concert in the park! This event is free. Please pre-register on-line before Sept. 9.Sept. 10 F 5:00-7:00pm Whitecliff Park

Concert in the ParkPull out your air guitar and join us for a free concert in the park! Coolers, snacks and drinks are welcome, but not glass. In the event of bad weather, the concert could be cancelled. Mojo Universe Following Touch-A-TruckSept. 10 F 7:00-9:00pm Whitecliff Park

Fanfare During Halloween Family Fun FestOct. 23 SA 11:30am-1:30pm Whitecliff Park

Doggie DiveCome and join us for a day dedicated for the dogs! Pre-register by 4:30 pm at the Community Center: $10R Dog/$15NR Dog*At the Gate: $15R Dog/$20NR Dog**Additional dogs of the same household receives $5 off per dogSept. 7 T 5:00-7:00pm Whitecliff Park

Star Party Explore the galaxy with the St. Louis Astronomical Society. Take turns discovering the moon, stars and planets. The equipment will be provided and everyone will have the opportunity to travel into space. Don’t forget to bring your chairs or blankets. Coolers with snacks and drinks are welcome, but no glass. Pre-register online by Sept. 17.Sept. 18 SA 7:00-9:00pm Crestwood Park

Crestwood and Sunset Hills Community Wide Yard SaleIt’s time to clean out your closets and clear out some clutter with the collaborative city-wide garage sale between Crestwood and Sunset Hills. Visit the Crestwood Community Center or online at www.cityofcrestwood.org for the registration form. Registration deadline is Wednesday, Sept. 22. Maps and list of addresses will be available starting Friday, Sept. 24.Sept. 25 SA 8:00am-12:00pm Whitecliff Park

For more information, visit www.sunset-hills.com/suncrestfest

SAT. SEPT. 18OLD SCHOOL CARNIVAL AND CELEBRATION

WITH FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES DESIGNED FOR ALL AGESProfessional carnival rides, with two large attractions, classic carnival games, food booths, kids activities, live music and more! There is not a fee to enter the festival; there are fees for rides, food and games. COVID PRECAUTIONS WILL BE IN PLACE.ACTIVITIES ,

PARADE STARTS AT 10:15AM from South View School (11660 Eddie & Park) to Truman

(12225 Eddie & Park). Contact Roseann at (314) 303-4433 for more info.

FAIRGROUNDS OPEN 11AM - 8PM Kitun Park - 12343 Eddie and Park Road

TICKETS$3 each

All Day $30 Before 9/18 $40 Day of event

11am-3pm or 4pm-8pm

$20 Before 9/18 $25 Day of event

RIDE BRACELETS

RIDES , GAMES , MUSIC

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Halloween Family Fun FestBoo! It’s time to get your costumes on and have fun at the Hal-loween Family Fun Fest! There is something for everyone! Fes-tival games, activities, trunk-or-treat, hayrides, food trucks and more! Bring your own bucket. Everyone is encouraged to wear their Halloween Costumes. Admission will be charged for bounce house and games.Oct. 23 SA 11:00am-2:00pm All Ages$2/child Whitecliff Park

Special EventsSpecial EventsMovie at the FirehouseJoin the City of Crestwood Firefighters for a family movie night at the Firehouse. Everyone will get a tour of the fire house and a preview of what our firefighters do on a daily basis. After the fire house tour there will be a movie and popcorn. Pre-registration is required by Thursday, Jan. 20. Limited space, event fills fast!Jan. 22 SA 6:00pm Jumanji: The Next Level

Letters From SantaKids, here is your chance to not only send your Christmas wish list to Santa, but receive a letter back from the Big Man as well! Along with your wish list, please include a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Santa will reply to all letters that are received at the address below between Nov. 20 and Dec. 15.

Daddy/Daughter DanceLittle girls and their favorite man are invited to join us at the Community Center for this special evening. Enjoy those special moments that are gone all too soon with an enchanted evening of music, food, fun and dancing. Tickets will be on sale from Jan. 8 to Feb. 1 or until they sell out. Proceeds benefit Whitecliff Summer Playhouse.Feb. 5 SA 5:30-8:00pm $35/Couple $15/Additional Child

Christmas in CrestwoodThe Christmas in Crestwood Jollification Specialists have planned a safe and lively celebration for the 2021 holiday season featuring prize contests, uninterrupted holiday music, and a special day to welcome Santa to Crestwood!

Contests beginning Nov. 12:Student Essay Contest “A Holiday Jollification Story” (fiction or nonfiction) Where’s Santa? Photographic Scavenger Hunt *Get a head start beginning July 12. Visit ChristmasInCrestwood.org and Christ-mas in Crestwood on Facebook for details and photo clues.Shop Crestwood for the Holidays*Contest details and entry forms are available at ChristmasInCrestwood.org, Crestwood Community Center, or Crestwood City Hall.*

Dec. 1-Dec. 31 Christmas in Crestwood Radio online via ChristmasInCrestwood.org

Dec. 4 Santa is Coming to Crestwood! You won’t want to miss the Santa Car Cruise, Goody Bag Food Drive, and Fireworks Display.

Visit ChristmasInCrestwood.org for more information!

Whitecliff Summer PlayhouseAuditions Aug. 21 9:00am-12:00pm Audition slots at 9, 10, & 11am. Call the Crestwood Community Center starting on August 9th at 8:00am to sign up for an audi-tion slot. For auditions, please prepare a song with sheet music for an accompanist or a karaoke track (with no backing vocals). Be prepared to learn a short dance combination. Auditions are for all ages.

Oct. 1-3 Show starts at 7:00pmDetails to be announced soon. This will be a family friendly show.

Nov. 12-14 Show starts at 7:00pmPlayhouse Productions and Crestwood Parks and Recreation Presents “All Together Now!” at the Crestwood Community Center Stage

ALL TOGETHER NOW!Is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre Interna-tional (MTI).All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.www.mtishows.co.uk • www.mtishows.com • www.mtishows.com.au

Dec. 4 Show starts at 7:00pmJoin us for one night only as we “Haul out the holly” and start the holiday season with a little Christmas cheer.

Santa ClausCare of Crestwood Community Center

9245 Whitecliff Park LaneCrestwood, MO 63126

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SportsSports

Kids Kicks Soccer This beginner class focuses on the FUNdamentals of soccer while improving motor skills. Emphasis is placed on partic-ipation and sportsmanship through drills and instruction. Kids Kicks will help children gain the confidence to embrace higher challenges in soccer, by learning all of the important skills without the push of competition. Classes held indoors at the Crestwood Community Center. Jan. 8-Feb. 5 SA 9:00-9:45am Ages 4-6 $50R/$60NR

NEW! NEW! CORE Soccer TrainingJoin us for our 21st year! Our pro-grams are designed to help improve the player’s technical skills using multiple technical grids. We pride ourselves in being organized and having top quality instructors with the most up to date coaching knowledge. Our main focus in ALL of our Programs is to assist in the overall development of the Player, Parent and Coach. Instructor: Jamie SwannerRegister online www.coresoccertraining.comSummer CORE CampAges 4-18Aug. 16-19 M-TH 5:30pm $75-$85 M-TH 6:45pm $75-$85Fall Skills TrainingAges 2-11Sept. 11-Oct. 2 SA 9:00am $55-$65 SA 10:00am $55-$65

TaekwondoTaekwondo is a martial art that stresses discipline, condi-tioning, stretching and kicking. This is an excellent program for the whole family, and is a superb vehicle to develop self-confidence. Due to the physical nature of the program, a uniform is required; approximate cost is $50. Instructors: Grant Meenach - 6th Degree Black Belt24 Classes Youth: Ages 6-12 Adult: Ages 13+Youth Session 1: Sept. 14-Dec. 9 T/TH 6:00-7:00pm(No class Nov. 23-25) $60R/$84NR Youth Session 2:Jan. 11-March 31 T/TH 6:00-7:00pm $60R/$84NRAdult Session 1: Sept. 14-Dec. 9 T/TH 6:00-7:30pm(No class Nov. 23-25) $72R/$96NRAdult Session 2:Jan. 11-Mar. 31 T/TH 6:00-7:30pm $72R/$96NR

Indoor TBall Through this class your child will love learning the basics of hitting, fielding and throwing. We will cover a broad range of fundamentals in a non-competitive setting. The class is open to boys and girls and would provide a great “winter warm-up” before the start of the spring season. Classes are held indoors at the Crestwood Community Center.Jan. 8-Feb. 5 SA 10:00-10:45am Ages 4-6 $50R/$60NR 5 Classes

T’ai ChiT’ai Chi is a Chinese method of exercise and “moving medi-tation” as well as an art of self-defense. Its practice consists of slow, continuous movements which are performed in a relaxed manner. T’ai Chi training cultivates patience, perseverance, and strengthens the body, while restoring balance and developing deeper states of dynamic relaxation. T’ai Chi benefits the body with a balance of strength, flexibility, and controlled energy through awareness. Participants start as beginners.Instructor: Lou Laudel (20+ years of experience in T’ai Chi)Ages 12+ 12 Classes $60R/$72NRSession 1: Sept. 15-Dec. 8 W Beginner 6:30-7:25pm W Intermediate 7:30-8:25pm

Session 2: Jan. 12-Mar. 30 W Beginner 6:30-7:25pm W Intermediate 7:30-8:25pm

PickleballJoin the Pickleball craze! This paddle sport was created for all ages and skill levels. Pickleball is a fun sport that combines many elements of tennis, badminton and ping pong. The rules are simple and the game is quick, fast-paced and easy for beginners to learn. Ask about joining our Pickleball email list to receive any updates, changes or cancelations.*New times effective Sept. 7M/W 12:00-3:00pm $2R/NRT/TH 9:00am-12:00pm

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SportsSports

Gymnastics Skills ClinicsOur clinics are for the cheerleader, dancer or tumbler! Clinics will work on advanced tumbling skills necessary for skill execu-tion. Instructed by Just This LLC. Tumbling Clinic: Ages 6-15 6 Classes $60R/$65NRNov. 30-Dec. 16 T/TH 4:00-5:30pm

Level 2 Gymnastics This program is for students with previous gymnastics expe-rience. Must have previously taken Level 1 and have coach recommendation. Instructed by Just This LLC.Ages 6-12 5 Classes $55R/$61NRFall Session: Sept. 7-Oct. 5 T 6:30-7:20pmOct. 19-Nov. 16 T 6:30-7:20pmWinter Session: Jan. 4-Feb. 1 T 6:30-7:20pmFeb. 15-Mar. 15 T 6:30-7:20pm

Level 1 GymnasticsThis program will introduce your child to the sport of gymnas-tics. Each student will learn skills on the balance beam, uneven bars, and vault. Instructed by Just This LLC.Ages 6-12 5 Classes $55R/$61NRFall Session: Sept. 9-Oct. 7 TH 4:30-5:20pm Oct. 14-Nov. 18 TH 4:30-5:20pm(No class Nov. 11) Winter Session: Jan. 6-Feb. 3 TH 4:30-5:20pm Feb. 17-Mar. 17 TH 4:30-5:20pm

Tumbling TotsThis class will encourage gross motor coordination through the use of gymnastics equipment and skills. Your little one will start learning the beginner stages of tumbling and experience all of the different gymnastics apparatus along with many different gross motor activities. Instructed by Just This, LLCAges 3-4 5 Classes $50R/$56NRFall Session: Sept. 7-Oct. 5 T 3:30-4:20pm Oct. 19-Nov. 16 T 3:30-4:20pm Winter Session: Jan. 4-Feb. 1 T 3:30-4:20pm Feb. 15-Mar. 15 T 3:30-4:20pm

Jr. GymThis class will experience gross motor activities along with the introductory gymnastics skills, such as forward and backward rolls, cartwheels, balance beams, and much more. Instructed by Just This, LLC.Ages 4-5 5 Classes $50R/$56NRFall Session: Sept. 7-Oct. 5 T 4:30-5:20pmSept. 9-Oct. 7 TH 3:30-4:20pm Oct. 19-Nov. 16 T 4:30-5:20pmOct. 14-Nov. 18 TH 3:30-4:20pm(No class Nov. 11) Winter Session: Jan. 4-Feb 1 T 4:30-5:20pmJan. 6-Feb. 3 TH 3:30-4:20pm Feb. 15-Mar. 15 T 4:30-5:20pm Feb. 17-Mar. 17 TH 3:30-4:20pm

Preschool GymThese classes are designed to enhance your child’s fine and gross motor skills, social skills, strength and coordination through the utilization of beginner gymnastics equipment Instructed by Just This, LLC.Ages 5-6 5 Classes $50R/$56NRFall Session: Sept. 7-Oct. 5 T 5:30-6:20pm Oct. 19-Nov. 16 T 5:30-6:20pm Winter Session: Jan. 4-Feb 1 T 5:30-6:20pm Feb. 15-Mar. 15 T 5:30-6:20pm

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Youth ActivitiesYouth Activities

Dance5-6-7-8 grab your shoes and hit the stage! From beginners to advanced dancers, this community based program offers children and adults the chance to experience the world of dance in an instructional and fun manner for 6 classes. Dance attire for kids: Pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes. Although no specific color is required for class, leotards and tights are mandatory. Instructor: Sandy Book, Dance Educators and Dance Masters of America with over 40 years of teaching dance. Recital is Apr. 23 at the Crestwood Community Center outdoor stage. A $25.00 recital fee is required for those who wish to participate in the spring dance recital. This is a one-time yearly fee and must be paid by Oct. 30, for your dancer to participate. This fee is a recital participa-tion fee and does not include the costume costs. Session 1: Sept. 7-Oct. 14 6 classesSession 2: Oct. 26-Dec. 16 6 classesSession 3: Jan. 11-Feb. 17 6 classesSession 4: Feb. 22-Apr. 14 6 classesTuesdays Preschool 5:00-5:45pm $40R/$47NR Ages 4-5 5:45-6:30pm $40R/$47NR Ages 6-7 6:30-7:15pm $40R/$47NR Choreography* 7:15-8:15pm $50R/$57NRWednesdays Preschool 5:00-5:45pm $40R/$47NR Ages 4-5 5:45-6:30pm $40R/$47NR Ages 6-7 6:30-7:15pm $40R/$47NR Ages 8-9 7:15-8:15pm $50R/$57NRThursdays Preschool 5:00-5:45pm $40R/$47NR Ages 4-5 5:45-6:30pm $40R/$47NR Ages 10-12 6:30-7:15pm $40R/$47NR Adult Tap 7:15-8:15pm $50R/$57NRDance Recital is Apr. 23 *rain date Apr. 30**Teacher approval is requiredA list of days that classes will not meet will be given out at the beginning of each session.

SCHOOL’S OUTSCHOOL’S OUT

NEW!NEW! Artscope CampCollect your way to a book! This half-day camp will explore the overlaps between the naturalist and the artist. Campers will collect, observe, and draw items found on a nature walk. Projects will include drawing, stamping, paper folding, and all the pieces will be bound together into a final work of art.Ages 5-12 $45R/$50NRNov. 1 M 9:00am-12:00pm

NEW!NEW! Machine ManiaFind out how wedges, screws and levers help us with our daily lives. Use simple ma-chines to complete different tasks like lifting weights. Run through an obstacle course and use teamwork to show how useful simple machines can be. Campers will build and take home their very own catapult and micropincher. Ages 6-12 $65R/$70NROct. 25 M 9:00am-3:00pm

NEW!NEW! Little Vet School Camp Become a paw-some and purr-fect veter-inarian! Camp participants will role-play the key responsibilities of a veterinarian and learn how to care for a dog and/or a cat. These future veterinarians will learn how to remove ticks, perform a nose-to-tail exam, understand proper animal nutri-tion and hydration, suture lacerations, and more!Ages 6-12 $65R/$70NROct. 22 F 9:00am-3:00pm

Join us for day camps! *Following the Linderbergh School District calendar*

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Pint Size PartiesLet’s have a party! Join us for holiday themed parties for our small but mighty community members. Parties will consist of arts, crafts, games and free play! Pre-registration is required by 4pm a week prior to each party.Ages 2-5 $3R/$5NRNov. 9 T 10:00-11:00am Feb. 8 T 10:00-11:00am

Tot Time Open GymThis open gym time for tots ages 5 and under will allow them to play and explore with age appropriate gym equipment while spending time with other children their age. The class is ac-tive, fun and requires parental involvement. There is a max of two children per adult.(No tot time on Nov. 26, Dec. 24, & Dec. 31)Ages 0-5 $2R/NROct. 15-Mar. 11 F 10:30am-12:30pm

Youth ActivitiesYouth ActivitiesTrail Time for TotsTrail Time for Tots is a unique opportunity for children and their parents or guardians to make new friends while learn-ing about nature through trail walks and outdoor activities. Come together with other families to sing songs, play games, and enjoy Whitecliff Park!Ages 2-8 $5R/$7NRAug. 20 F 10:30-12:00pmSept. 3 F 10:00-11:30amNov. 12 F 10:00-11:30am

SCHOOL’S OUTSCHOOL’S OUT

Nerf Wars - Glow in the DarkLet the battle begin! Grab your Nerf gun and family for the ultimate indoor Nerf War! Safety glasses and Nerf darts are provided. All you need to bring is a Nerf gun and a guardian (No automatic guns). Pre-registration is required 48 hours prior to the event.All Ages $9R/$11NRNov. 19 F 6:30-7:30pm Feb. 11 F 6:30-7:30pm

NEW! NEW! Spooky Ghost HuntWe welcome our brave little ghouls and goblins to take a walk on our kid-friendly haunted trail! The trail may be muddy; please wear appropriate footwear.Ages 2-8 $10R/$12NROct. 22 F 10:00-11:30amOct. 23 SA 10:00-11:30amOct. 30 SA 10:00-11:30am

Candy Cane Hunt Rudolph and his friends are up to their reindeer games and hid Santa’s candy canes in Whitecliff Park! We need your help to find them all for Santa!Ages 2-8 $10R/$12NRDec. 10 F 10:00-11:30amDec. 11 SA 12:00-1:30pm (Ages 5-8)Dec. 20 M 5:00-6:30pm (Ages 5-8) *Glow in the Dark

NEW!NEW! Noon Years Eve…3…2..1! Happy Noon Year! Join us for a New Year celebra-tion on Dec. 31 at the Crestwood Community Center. Kids will enjoy playtime, arts & crafts, snacks, and a balloon drop at noon with noise makers and confetti galore! Ages 5-12 $6R/$8NRDec. 31 F 10:30am-12:00pm

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Health, Fitness & WellnessHealth, Fitness & Wellness

Renew Active®Renew Active® is a program for seniors to take greater control of their health. By partici-pating, seniors will be able to become a Crestwood Community Center member for FREE. This FREE fitness membership is offered in partnership with United Healthcare plans. A Renew Active® membership includes our Fitness Center, Pickleball, Early Bird Lap Swim-ming (seasonal), Open Gym, Racquetball, and 50+ Fitness class.

Silver Sneakers®The Crestwood Community Center is happy to announce their part-nership with the SilverSneakers® fitness program and Prime® Fitness program. SilverSneakers® is a benefit for seniors that comes FREE with qualifying Medicare health plans, giving members unlimited access to fitness locations across the country. Includes our Fitness Center, Pickle-ball, Early Bird Lap Swimming (seasonal), Open Gym, Racquetball, and 50+ Fitness class.

Prime Fitness® Prime® Fitness is a commercial fitness program and is available to individuals in the 18 to 64 age group, inspiring participants to take charge of their own health and fitness, stay motivated and active. Prime Fitness® is available to members of partici-pating health plans and employer groups. Prime® offers programs from weights and machines to Pickleball. Includes our Fitness Center, Pickleball, Early Bird Lap Swim-ming (seasonal), Open Gym, Racquetball, and 50+ Fitness class.

50+ FitnessThis class is designed for people in their prime of life who want to maintain their fitness level. Class consists of stretching and toning exercises to an audio tape. Bring a large towel or mat.Ages 50+Summer Session: 24 Classes $12R/$14NR July 12-Sept. 20 M/W/F 9:00-9:50am Fall Session: 37 Classes $19R/$23NRSept. 27- Dec. 22 M/W/F 9:00-9:50am(No class Nov. 3, Nov. 26) Winter Session: 24 Classes $12R/$14NRJan. 10-March 9 M/W/F 9:00-9:50am (No class Jan. 17, Feb. 21)

Member Orientation Complimentary tour of fitness center that includes de-scription of equipment.

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Hatha YogaDesigned for people of all ages & fitness levels, this class will help improve strength, flexibility, and balance through floor exercises, & lying, sitting & standing postures. Yoga encourag-es the mind and body to be energized and relaxed. Instructor: Beronica, ACE, AFAAAges 16+ 26 Classes $125R/$151NRSession 1:Sept. 20-Dec. 22 M/W 5:30-6:20pm (No class Nov. 3, Nov. 10, Nov. 24)Session 2:Jan. 10-Apr. 18 M/W 5:30-6:20pm (No class Jan. 17, Feb. 21)

Cross Train If you want to have some serious fun getting into shape without boredom, Cross Train is for you! This class features a wide variety of cardio and strength exercise routines to keep you motivated and engaged. Instructor: Beronica, ACE, AFAA Ages16+ 26 Classes $125R/$151NRSession 1:Sept. 21-Dec. 28 T/TH 6:15-7:05pm(No class Nov. 4, Nov. 11, Nov. 25)Session 2:Jan. 11-Apr. 14 T/TH 6:15-7:05pm(No class Jan. 18, Feb. 22)

Health, Fitness & WellnessHealth, Fitness & WellnessABC’s (Arms, Butt, & Core) This class will creatively focus on exercises pertaining to your arms, butt, and core. You will rethink the way you define fatigue and find new boundaries that challenge your muscular endurance and strength. This is a great compli-ment to what you do for cardio outside of class. Instructor: GymGuyzAges 16+ 26 Classes $125R/$151NRSession 1:Aug. 30-Dec. 1 M/W 5:30-6:20pm (No class Sept. 6, Nov. 3)Session 2:Jan. 10-Apr. 13 M/W 5:30-6:20pm (No class Jan. 17, Feb. 21)

Kardio KickboxingNo bags, no gloves, just a killer workout! Kardio Kick-boxing is a dynamic and explosive class that incorporates kickboxing techniques with an intense cardio workout. This class will undoubtedly improve your endurance and car-diovascular fitness, tone muscles and shred your abs if you practice consistently with power and precision. Instructor: GymGuyzAges 16+ 26 Classes $125R/$151NRSession 1:Aug. 24-Nov. 23 T/TH 5:15-6:05pm(No class Nov. 11) Session 2:Jan. 11-Apr. 7 T/TH 5:15-6:05pm

Bootcamp Bring enthusiasm, effort, and a positive mindset to this class. Every class varies but will always offer a total body workout through circuit training, HIIT (High-Intensity Interval Training), bodyweight exercises, resistance training, plyometrics, and more. Classes are often “Team” based and all fitness levels are welcome. Classes will be held outside and will meet at Pavilion #3 at Whitecliff Park. Instructor: GymGuyzAges 16+ 18 Classes $100R/$120NRAug. 2-Oct. 4 M/W 6:30-7:20pm(No class Sept. 6)

Balance & FlexibilityThis class is structured to help older adults avoid one of the biggest fears of aging – injury from falling. In this class, you will perform exercises that will develop balance as well as a strong core by using yoga poses while seated in a chair. Instructor: Sarah, RYTSession 1: 8 Classes $36R/$44NRAug. 27-Oct. 29 F 11:00-11:50amSession 2: 5 Classes $23R/$28NR Nov. 12-Dec. 17 F 11:00-11:50am (No class Nov. 26)Session 3: 8 Classes $36R/$44NR Jan. 14-Mar. 4 F 11:00-11:50am

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EnrichmentEnrichmentSt. Louis Children’s Hospital Programs To register for the classes listed below, call (314) 454-KIDS or 800-678-KIDS

Staying Home Alone (Virtual)This 1.5-hour class helps prepare the parent(s), child and family for the times when the child is home alone. Parents and children attend together to ensure both parent and child can determine a child’s readiness— physically, mentally, socially and emotionally—to stay at home alone. Families engage in work-shop-style activities to address issues that arise when preparing for this experience. A family workbook, family emergency cards, family fire escape plan, parent checklist for assessing readiness and first-aid kit are included.

Aug. 4 W 6:30-8:00pm $25/FamilySept. 7 T 6:30-8:00pm $25/FamilySept. 28 T 6:30-8:30pm $25/Family

Family and Friends CPR (Virtual)This 2-hour class is taught using the American Heart Associa-tion’s curriculum. This course teaches hands-on CPR skills, in-cluding adult Hands-Only CPR, infant/child CPR with breaths, introduction to adult/child AED use and relief of choking in an adult, child or infant. This class is ideal for parents, grandpar-ents, babysitters (ages 10–15 if accompanied by an adult) and others interested in learning howto save a life. Each family receives a kit including manikins, with DVDs and student manual for ongoing reference.

Aug. 18 W 6:30-8:30pm $50/FamilyAug. 24 T 6:30-8:30pm $50/FamilySept. 8 W 6:30-8:30pm $50/Family

Sept. 29 W 6:30-8:30pm $50/Family

Babysitting 101 (Virtual)This 2.5-hour interactive class is a great introduction to the basics of babysitting.Topics include the business of babysitting, child development and behavior, as well as basic childcare. Participants learn how to change a diaper, bottle feeding techniques, safety and first aid, and how to choose fun games that are age appropriate for kids. A workbook, first-aid kit, and backpack are provided. This class may also meet some Scout badge requirements.

Aug. 10 T 6:00-8:30pm $25/ChildSept. 1 W 6:00-8:30pm $25/ChildSept. 22 W 6:00-8:30pm $25/Child

Pupcasso Paint KitWant to see if your pup can channel their inner Pablo Pup-cas-so? This take-home kit contains a canvas, paint, directions, and some treats that can be used at your home to create your own work of art! Register by Aug 20 to claim your kit. Only 12 spots are available. Kits are available for pick up at the Crestwood Community Center.Aug. 23-26 8:00am-9:00pm $12R/$15NR

Lunch & BingoLunch and Bingo are held the first Thursday of the month. Meet for two hours of bingo, socializing, and lunch. Pre-registration is required. All lunch and bingos are held at Webster Groves Recreation Complex, 33 E. Glendale Rd, unless otherwise noted. Register with Webster Groves at (314)963-5600Registration deadline: Tuesday prior to dateFirst Thursday of each month (excluding Sept. 2)TH 11:30am-1:30pm $10

Calligraphy SamplerIn this 3 week introduction to the art of beautiful lettering, you will experience 3 modern ways of hand lettering. Discover how to write italic alphabets with broad edge markers. Next learn to write with a pointed metal nib dipped in ink. Finally try brush lettering with a variety of tools. Your supply fee includes 3 pens for you to keep! (Ages 8-11 welcome when accompanied by a participating adult.)Ages 12+ $50R/$55NR Nov. 3-17 W 6:30-8:00pm

NAMI Mental Health PresentationsEnding the SilenceFamily and Community PresentationsAn interactive presentation that helps families and community members learning the warning signs of mental health condi-tions as well as what steps to take to find support for the youth in their lives. This is a free presentation. Pre-registration re-quired by Oct. 10.Oct. 18 M 5:00-6:30pm Crestwood CCOct. 26 T 4:00-5:30pm Virtual

Youth Presentations (5th-12th grade)An interactive presentation that helps youth learning the warn-ing signs of mental health conditions as well as what steps to take to find support for themselves and their friends. This is a free presentation. Pre-registration required by Nov. 1.Nov. 8 M 5:00-6:00pm Crestwood CCNov. 16 T 4:00-5:00pm Virtual

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EnrichmentEnrichmentPinochle Club Every Monday our group meets from 11:00am-3:00pm to play the wonderful card game of pinochle. All skill levels are welcome. You can choose to pay annually or per visit.Reoccuring M 11:00am-3:00pmAnnual rate: $18R/$25NR Drop in rate: $1R/$1NR

Crestwood Senior Dance Club Join us every Tuesday afternoon for dancing, music and friends. Ballroom, circle tag, round, line and Latin dancing are just a few of the styles you will enjoy. All skill levels are welcome. Reoccuring T 1:00-3:00pm Annual rate: $18R/$25NR Drop in rate: $1R/$1NR

Mah Jongg Club Our group plays American Mah Jongg (using the annual National Mah Jongg League card and jokers). If you don’t know how to play and have been wanting to learn, this is your chance! We will be happy to teach anyone who is just getting started and we would also be happy to learn Asian or any other style of Mah Jongg if you are willing to teach us! If you have your own Mah Jongg set, bring it along with you. Reoccuring W 12:00-3:00pmAnnual rate: $18R/$25NRDrop in rate: $1R/$1NR

Sculpture on the MoveThe City of Crestwood is part of the Creative Communities Alliance, Sculpture on the Move Program. The city current-ly has three sculptures located throughout the city. “To Bee or Not To Bee” was added the Rayburn Park in 2021. The artist is Alex Mendez who brought this sculpture to the city from northern Indiana. “Blue Eyes”, which is located at the grounds of the Governement Center was created by local artist Jessie Cargas. Muse-ic is on its second year of the two year program. Muse-ic is located in Whitecliff Park in front of the Crestwood Community Center. This sculpture is an interactive sculpture and fun to play with for people of all ages. The artist are Lee Leuning and Sherri Treeby from Bad River Art out of South Dakota. If you are interested in seeing other sculptures in the St. Louis region you can download the Otocast app.

“Blue Eyes”Government Center

“To Bee or Not to Bee”Rayburn Park

“Muse-ic”Community Center

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Historic Sappington HouseHistoric Sappington House

Open for Breakfast and LunchWednesday - Friday 8 am - 1 pmSaturday - Sunday 7 am - 1 pm

Carryout available: Call (314)966-8387

Catering for Special Events: The Barn restaurant offers a charming venue for catered events: showers, rehearsal din-ners, receptions, brunches, luncheons and cocktail parties.

Whether you choose a sit-down dinner or an hors d’oeuvres reception, proprietor Karen Mott and her professional staff

will assure your event’s success. Make a pit stop off Grant’s Trail, enjoy appetizers or beverages

on the open-air patio and covered deck.1015 S. Sappington Road

Find out more at http://www.crestwoodbarn.com

Sappington House Foundation The mission of the Sappington House Foundation is to preserve the past by inspiring generations to discover and appreciate their own and Crestwood’s heritage. Membership is available to all who desire to help preserve our over 200-year-old local landmark. Vol-unteering is a privilege, sharing the Museum with tourists from near and far, and assisting visitors in the Library of Americana or Loft Gift Shop. Fundraising is an essential duty of the Founda-tion, as well as applying for grants, to maintain the interior and furnishing of the historic home. Please join us and be part of the special experience that is volunteer-operated, non-profit Historic Sappington House. Annual membership starts at $15, and volun-teering at three hours per month. To learn more, call (314)822-8171 or email info@historicsappingtonhouse.org

House ToursThe Thomas Sappington House and Museum, at 1015 S. Sappington Road in Crestwood, was built in 1808 during the presidency of Thomas Jefferson. The restored site is an outstanding example of Federal architecture, popular during the post-revolutionary period, but rare in Missouri. The furnishings from 1780~1830 enhance the elegant ambiance. The Sappington House is judged to be the oldest brick home in St. Louis County and has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1974.The museum is open for touring Wednesday-Friday and the third Saturday 11:00am - 2:00pm; Last tour begins at 1:30pm; $5 per adult, $1 per child. Group museum tours may be arranged through the resident manager, Sally Cakouros, at (314)822-8171. A 19-minute DVD of the tour is available for viewing in the Library of Americana and Decorative Arts by those physically unable to tour the two-story home. Visit the Loft Gift Shop to discover rustic decor for home and garden.

Rental InformationThe Historic Sappington House park is the idyllic setting for your outdoor dream wedding, party or old-fashioned family or class reunion. In addition, The Barn restaurant offers a delightful ven-ue for catered events. For more information, call (314)822-8171 or (314)966-8387.

Outdoor Concert with Ticket to the BeatlesSept. 25 SA 5:00-7:00pm $20Enjoy the fun for a good cause - acquisition of the 1816 Joseph Sappington LOG House. Take a chance on the 50/50 drawing and buy mystery gift cards boxes. Food and drink will be on sale at The Barn restaurant. Bring your lawn chairs. Parking available at Crestwood Elementary School and in the overflow lot off Reco Avenue.

Outdoor Concert with Pat Liston, formerly of Mama’s Pride Oct. 9 SA 4:00-7:00pm $20Southern rock at its best! Join us in support of a worthy cause – the relocation and repurposing of the 1816 Joseph Sapping-ton LOG House to add educational, exhibit and event space at Historic Sappington House. Take a chance on the 50/50 drawing and buy mystery gift cards boxes. Food and drink on sale at The Barn restaurant. Bring your lawn chairs. Parking available at Crestwood Elementary School and in the overflow lot off Reco Avenue.

Historic Saint Louis presents “A Spirited Holiday Past” Dec. 4 SA 10:00am-4:00pm $5Before Christmas trees were a tradition, simple boughs of greenery decorated Historic Sappington House, which opens a window to the past to look back to the early 1800s. Find the yesteryear “story connections” during a house-to-house regional tour of 25 sites. See and join in Regency-era dancing performed by Dance Discovery from 11 am to 1 pm. Holiday treats will be served. Partially handicap accessible. This is the Crestwood com-ponent of the historic home open house. See more information at historicsaintlouis.org

Day Trip to Quaint Country ChurchesDec. 17 F 9:45am-8:00pm $65To Apple Creek churches we go! By motorcoach, join the tour of country churches adorned in Christmas finery sponsored by Historic Sappington House. Enjoy a home-style meal and shop for handmade crafts, wine and fine meats. Reservations required by Tuesday, December 14. Call Crestwood Community Center at 314-729-4860 to charge or mail checks payable to “City of Crest-wood,” 9245 Whitecliff Park 63126. Trip weather permitting. Departure will be from the Community Center at 9:45 am.

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