Danville City Currents - Winter 2011

Danville Parks, Recreation & Tourism

HoliDay 2010 anD WinTeR 2011December, January & February

A User’s Guide to the City’s Parks, Recreation and Tourism Services

•Holiday Events & Activities for Everyone•Keep Kids Safe & Busy on Holiday Breaks

•Enjoy the Outdoors -Even in the Cold!•New Section just for Pets!

Winter is a great season for family time... find all this and more inside this issue.Come out and play!

www.playdanvilleva.com

2 Danville Parks, Recreation & Tourism \ Holiday 2010 & Winter 2011 \ Register online at www.playdanvilleva.com

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City Currents Holiday 2010 & Winter 2011

December, January & February

Table of ContentsCommunity Recreation.. 3-15Preschool Programs .......................................... 3

Children’s Programs .......................................... 4

Middle School & High School Students ......... 7

Adult Programs ................................................... 9

Crossing At The Dan ....................................... 15

Outdoor Recreation ..... 16-18

Sports & Athletic Division ... 19

Facilities & Projects ........... 19

Special Recreation ...... 20-26Ballou Center for Active Adults .................... 20

Stonewall Therapeutic Rec Center .............. 25

Special Events .............. 27-28

Updates & General InformationChart of Parks, Recreation Facilities ............ 29

Contact Information for Parks, Recreation & Tourism ........................................................... 30

Program Registration Information ............... 31

Facility Rental & Reservation Information .. 31

Pets Are Family, Too .................32

Director’s Message

It has never been easier to keep up to date and be a part of your Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department. You can find us on the Internet at the City of Danville’s official government website. You can find us at Playdanvilleva.com where you can register for many of our programs as well. Finally, you can find Tourism and Event information at visitdanville.com. Parks, Recreation and Tourism also has three Facebook pages where you can find us. Danville Parks, Recreation and Tourism, Danville Tourism and The Crossing at the Dan. Become a fan of our pages and be kept up to date on all that is going on. As if that is not enough, you can subscribe to our City Currents eNewsletter, which comes out twice a month and highlights current programs and events. Still need more? Call our Main Office at 799-5200 anytime and we will send you the latest copy of our printed brochure City Currents. Okay, so you don’t have the Internet, you’re not on Facebook and you do not want to read a paper brochure, no problem. We also have two TV shows on River City TV 10. The TV show City Currents highlights programs and services that the department provides. Just tune to River City TV 10 and check the listings. Also keep an eye out for “What’s up Danville” on River City TV 10. Rosalee Maxwell, Director of Tourism, will keep you up to date on what is happening in the area of special events, festivals and entertainment. Finally, you will see us on Danville in Focus a TV show on River City TV 10 hosted by Mark Aron, who gives regular updates on services, facilities and projects that impact the community.

So as you can see, it has never been easier to keep up with what is going on in your community from Parks, Recreation and Tourism. I hope you will take the opportunity and time in this New Year to see what we have to offer you and your family. I guarantee we have something for everyone.

Wishing you the best in the New Year,

BIll SgRINIA, DirectorParks, Recreation and Tourism

Ways to stay in touch with Parks, Recreation & Tourism

Join us on River City-TV 10 City Currents TV ShowThe City Currents TV Show will highlight a variety of department offerings, opportunities, or even ideas for you to enjoy during your leisure. Also follow the healthy eating tips and exercise and fitness tips provided on River City-TV 10. Enjoy the Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism City Currents TV Show using the following show schedule below:

River City-TV 10 City Currents Show ScheduleMonday, Wednesday, Friday - 10am, 8:30pm, 1:30amTuesday - 3:30pm, 2:30amThursday - 10am, 2:30amSaturday - 10am, 3:30pm, 8pm, 2:30amSunday - 10am, 2:30am

Or—you can view the City Currents TV Show by going to playdanvilleva.com on the Parks, Recreation & Tourism Website

Receive the Department’s e-NewsletterStay up to date on what is happening in Danville. Subscribe today to the Department’s bi-monthly City Currents e-Newsletter. Twice per month you will be emailed information on current programs, activities, special events or new projects. This newsletter will keep you informed and a couple times a year you will receive “Special Editions” highlighting one particular program or event. We hope you find the publication to be both useful and enjoyable. To subscribe, email [email protected] , or send comments, suggestions or questions. You can also find a link to Recreation Rex and the e-Newsletter on the Department’s Website by going to playdanvilleva.com

Tune into What’s Up Danville TV ShowFor an updated list of events and happenings in Danville, visit the Danville Tourism Website: www.visitdanville.com

For brochures or other information about Danville area attractions, events, hotels and happenings, contact the Danville Welcome Center at 434-793-INFO (4636) or drop by 645 River Park Drive, Danville (located just off the 29/58 Bypass across from Dan Daniel Memorial Park). Yet another way to stay informed is to catch the What’s Up Danville TV Show that airs on River City-TV 10 as follows:

What’s Up DanvilleMonday, Wednesday, Friday - 11am, 6pm, 9pm, 2amTuesday - 4:30pm, 2amThursday - 11am, 7pm, 11pm, 2amSaturday - 9:30am, 1pm, 7pm, 2amSunday - 9:30am, 12:30pm, 2am

Visit us on FacebookBecome one of Danville Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism’s friends on Facebook. get the latest on events and activities, catch some photo glimpses of our participants and hear what a great time everyone is having at our programs and events.

Here is our link: http://www.facebook.com/DanvilleParksRecreationAndTourism

Go to the Department’s Website at playdanvilleva.com. Here you can download a copy of the quarterly City Currents Program guide or current information on facilities, special events, concerts, etc. Also by using the Department’s ActiveNet System, you can register for programs and activities online or find out the availability of facilities. Here you can also be linked to many other facilities, co-sponsored groups, attractions and events.

Call us at our Main Office and we can help direct you to the place or staff person you need to speak with. Our Main Office is located at 125 N. Floyd Street, Danville or call 434-799-5200.

Our Mailing Address is: Danville Parks, Recreation & TourismP.O. Box 3300, Danville, VA 24543

Register online at www.playdanvilleva.com \ Holiday 2010 & Winter 2011 \ Danville Parks, Recreation & Tourism 3

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Preschool ProgramsUnless otherwise specified, to get more information about these programs or to

register, call (434) 797-8848.To register for a program online using the

Department’s ActiveNet System,please refer to the program number listed

beside each program and go to playdanvilleva.com

COMMuNITy RECREATION

DIVISION

Holiday ProgramsTwinkle Trees - #2351Are you searching for the perfect class to get your preschooler in the holiday spirit? Join the City Auditorium staff, on Thurs-day, December 9, 9:00am, at the Danville City Auditorium, as we help your child make very special ornaments to hang on your family’s tree or give as a gift. Parent participation is requested. All participants must pre-register. This class is for chil-dren 2-5 years of age. The cost is $3 for city residents, $4.50 for NCR residents.

Tell Me a Story, Santa Claus - #2350Thursday, December 9, 6:30 – 8:00pm, Pepsi Building, Craghead Street, Downtown Danville. Registration begins November 15. For more details on this Spe-cial Event and other Citywide Events, check out the Special Events Section in this City Cur-rents edition on Page 27.

Santa’s Workshop #2388 Saturday, December 11, from 10:00am-12:00noon, Coates Recreation Center. Pre-registration required by calling Coates at 799-6564. Ages 3-8. For more de-tails on this Special Event and other Citywide Events, check out the Special Events Section in this City Currents edition on Page 27.

Snowflakes and Holiday Cakes #2389Join in this holiday event! glenwood Com-munity Center is hosting a party for your little ones that will include games, a snow-flake craft and a yummy treat. This party is designed for 3 – 5 yrs old to ensure optimal fun! The party will be held on Saturday, December 11 from 10:00 – 11:30am. Don’t miss out on this delicious event! The cost for the program is $5 city residents / $7.50 NCR. For more information, please call Glenwood at 799-6469 or email [email protected]

A Crafty Christmas - #2352Join the City Auditorium staff, on Thursday, December 16, 9:00am, at the Danville City Auditorium, in making special personalized gifts for the holiday season. Share them with friends and family or use them to add that special touch for your holiday decora-tions. Enjoy crafts, carols and cookies as you get into the holiday spirit. Please bring a photo (3x5 or 4x6) of your child that is suitable for framing. Also, please bring an art smock or an old shirt. This class is for children ages 3-5 years of age. Parent participation is requested. All participants must pre-register. The cost is $3 for city residents, $4.50 for NCR. Santa Calling - #2353Tuesday, December 21, for ages 3-8 years old, 5:30-8:00pm. The registration deadline is Friday, December 17 by 12 noon. Regis-tration begins November 29. For more details on this Special Event and other Citywide Events, check out the Special Events Section in this City Currents edition on Page 28.

Valentine’s Scavenger Hunt #2391Is there someone special that you want to spend your Valentines with? You and your child can spend the morning having break-fast together, going on a lovely scavenger hunt, and making Valentines for the special people in your life. This event will be on February 12 from 9:00 - 11:00am. All 3 – 5 year olds are welcome as long as they are accompanied by an adult. The cost for this program is $7 city residents/$9.50 NCR per participant. For more informa-tion, please call Glenwood Com-munity Center at 799-6469 or email [email protected]

Ages 2 – 5Tiny Tot Bike Rodeo #2390Does your child miss riding their bike or tricycle during the winter? At glenwood Community Center, they can ride during a cold winter’s day! On four different Thursday mornings from 11:00am – 12:00pm, we will have a riding course for your child to ride along. This program is for participant’s ages 2 - 5 that can ride a tricycle or bike. Parents/guardians must be present during the pro-gram. The cost is $10 city residents/$12.50 NCR per child, which includes all 4 sessions.

Session 1: Thursday, December 16• Session 2: Thursday, January 6• Session 3: Thursday, January 27• Session 4: Thursday, February 17•

For more information, please call Glenwood Community Cen-ter at 799-6469 or email [email protected]

Creation Imagination - #2354Join us for a morning of stories with your own child’s special spin. We will begin with one of the “classic” stories, then through art, crafts and songs, give your little one the opportunity to finish the story in his/her own way. This class will be held Tues-day mornings, 11:00 – 11:45am, at the Pepsi Building, beginning January 4. The fee for the 4-week class is $10 for city residents, $15 for NCR. All participants must pre-register.

Passport to the World #2355Come and explore the world. We’ll begin by making a “Passport” to be stamped with each country we explore. Your young-ster will learn about the people who live there – including some phrases from their languages. Explore South America, Europe, Asia and Africa through songs, crafts, games and food. This class will be held Tuesday mornings, 11:00 – 11:45am, at the Pepsi Building, beginning February 1. The fee for the 4-week class is $10 for city residents, $15 for NCR. All participants must pre-register.

Adventures Begin with A - #2356going from A to Z and using all the let-ters in between, have fun with the alphabet. Each week, your child will focus on a couple of letters through games, songs and crafts. By the time we reach the letter Z, your child will have created their own alpha-bet book. This class will be held Thursday mornings, 11:00 – 11:45am, at the Pepsi Building, beginning January 6. The class fee for the 8-week class is $20 for city residents, $30 for NCR. All participants must pre-register.


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Preschool ProgramsWee Sports & Games - #2357This exciting class includes fun, sports activities and group games designed to help your child develop their cognitive and motor skills through kicking, running, throwing and learning social interaction skills. Each week, your child will play a dif-ferent sport or game. This class will meet at the Coates Recreation Center on Tuesday afternoons, 1:00-1:45pm, beginning Janu-ary 11. The fee for the 6-week class is $15 for city residents, $22.50 for NCR. All participants must pre-register.

Coffee and Crayons - #2358Join our staff for a morning packed with creative fun for your kids and an opportunity for you to network with other parents. Dur-ing the hour long program, enjoy a variety of free play activities, art and music… plus enjoy a beverage on us! Parent participation is required. This program will be held on Tuesday mornings, from 9:00 – 10:00am, at the Danville City Auditorium. The cost is $2 per visit for city residents, $3 per visit NCR. All participants must pre-register. #2359 Session 1: January 11#2360 Session 2: January 25#2361 Session 3: February 1#2362 Session 4: February 15

Ages 3-5

Day Care Open Gym - #2363Are you looking for a safe environment for your youngster to play and interact with other children? There are various times and dates available at each of our centers for your children to play with the scoot-ers, balls, jump ropes, hula hoops, etc. Also, we can have small crafts for any reason and season available for a small fee per child. All participants must pre-register.

Koates Kids - #2364 let Brenda Petty introduce your preschool child to colors, letters, numbers and shapes. Social interaction is developed in preparation for school. Brenda has taught this class for many years and has helped many youngsters prepare for school. This program will be held at the Coates Recreation Center on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 9:30am – 12:30pm, begin-ning January 4. The class fee is $14 per week for city residents and $21 per week, NCR. All participants must pre-register.

Curiosity Corner Play Days - #2365Allow your preschooler to spend Thursday mornings making crafts, playing games and having fun. This class begins January 6, from 9:30am – 12:30pm. Cost per day is $7 for city residents and is $10.50 per day, NCR. All participants must pre-register.

Tumblin’ Tots - #2366Introduce your child to tumbling, stretching, flexibility and other basic movement skills. The class is designed for two and three year old children, but siblings up to five years old are welcome. We invite parents to join their children on the mats. The classes are held at the Coates Recreation Center on Saturdays, beginning January 15, from 9:30 – 10:15am. The fee for the 6-week class is $15 for city residents, $22.50 for NCR. Registration begins December 13. All participants must pre-register.

Sporties for Shorties, Itty Bitty Basketball Style - #2367Does your child love to imitate their favorite basketball star by dribbling, shoot-ing and going to the hoop? During this 6-week class specifically designed for little ones, give them the opportunity to learn basic basketball skills. Children must be age three to participate. Parent participation is requested. The classes will be held at the Coates Recreation Center on Saturdays, beginning January 15, from 10:30am. – 11:15am. The class fee for the 6-week class is $15 for city residents and is $22.50 for NCR. Registration begins December 13. All participants must pre-register.

Two, Four, Six, Eight … Preschool Cheerleading is Great!!! - #2368In this fun and movement-filled 6-week class, preschoolers will learn basic cheers and movements. All children must be age three to participate. We do ask that the parents please be ready to participate. The classes are held at the Coates Recreation Center on Saturdays, beginning January 15, from 11:30am – 12:15pm. The fee for the 6-week class is $15 for City Residents, $22.50 for NCR. Registration begins December 13. All participants must pre-register.

Mom’s Afternoon Out - #2369Join our staff for an afternoon of fun, learning experiences through singing, dancing, arts, crafts and free playtime. Play and learning help increase social develop-ment, self-esteem and independence. The program will be held Thursday afternoons, at the Coates Recreation Center, from 12:30 - 2:30pm. The class fee is $6 per day for city residents and $9 NCR. All participants must pre-register.

#2370 Session 1: January 13#2371 Session 2: January 27#2372 Session 3: February 3#2372 Session 4: February 17

Children’s Programs Ages 5-12

Holiday ProgramsSecret Shopper Kids, do you want to buy Mom and Dad a gift for the upcoming Holiday, but have no way to get it? You are in luck to make this a special holiday! glenwood is providing a ride to the mall for only $5 per child on December 7 and 15 from 6:00 – 8:00pm. Children must be 6 – 12 years old and have a parent sign a permission slip for the trip. Don’t wait to register; seats are limited to the first 12 participants!#2394-Tuesday, December 7 #2395-Wednesday, December 15

For more information please call Glenwood Community Center at 799-6469 or e-mail [email protected]

Santa’s Workshop #2388 Saturday, December 11, from 10am-12noon, Coates Recreation Center. Pre-registration required by calling Coates at 799-6564. Ages 3-8. For more details on this Special Event and other Citywide Events, check out the Special Events Section in this City Currents edition on Page 27. Holiday Family Night at Stonewall #2485 Parents and children are invited to enjoy a pre-Holiday dinner and fun night at the Stonewall Youth Center. Enjoy socializing, card games, music and other fun activities. Parents are asked to bring a covered dish. This event will be held on Friday, December 17, 5:00-6:30 pm. Free for city residents, $2.00 NCR. Please pre-register by calling 773-8242.

Holiday - Winter Break Camp Parents, do you need something for your children to do over the Winter Break? Bring them to one of the following community recreation centers for a fun and exciting break. Children will be supervised and entertained all break. This is a good chance for them to enjoy their break from school by playing games, making crafts, going on fieldtrips and having a good time. The cost per day for the camp is $10.00 City/ $15.00 NCR; early drop-off and late pick-up are available for an extra fee. Camp will be held December 20 – 23 and December 27 – De-cember 31 from 8:30am - 4:30 pm. For more information, please call the following camp locations to enroll your child:

Glenwood Community Center • (#2426) at 799-6469 Coates Recreation Center (#2425) • at 799-6564Stonewall Youth Center (#2532) • at 773-8242


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Special Events for Youth

Youth Dances #2392Our very popular Youth Dances are continu-ing throughout 2011! Meet all your friends and dance the night away at glenwood Community Center. Dances are for children in Kindergarten through 5th grade only. The dances will be held from 7:00–9:00pm on the following dates:

December 10 “Winter • Wonderland” – Dress attireJanuary 14 “Winter Fun • Fling” – Casual attireFebruary 11 “Valentine’s • Day Dance” – Dress attire

Pizza and drinks are available for purchase. Music is provided by DJ Jay Rojas. Admission is $5.00 per person, child or chaperone. For more details, call 799-6469

Saturday Nite Live #2393Join us at glenwood Community Center on Saturday, January 22, for a crazy night of fun! If you’re tired of being at home on a Saturday night with no plans, we have the event for you. From 6:00 - 9:00pm play games, scale the climbing wall, karaoke to your favorite tunes and just hang out with your friends. Parents, the entire evening will be properly super-vised and children will not be allowed to leave the premises. This event is for children 5-12 years old and will only cost $8 city residents/$10.50 NCR per child. Drinks will be provided. Please have your child regis-tered by January 19 to participate. For more information, please call Glenwood Community Center at 799-6469 or e-mail [email protected]

Community Book, Game, and DVD Swap #2430February 5, 10am - 12noon, Coates Recre-ation Center. Open to all ages, children-adults. For more information and to register please call Coates at 799-6564. For more details on this Special Event and other Citywide Events check out the Special Events Section in this City Currents edition on Page____

Tubing Trip #2429 Wishing it were snowing outside so you could go out and sleigh ride down the neighbor’s hill? No need to worry ‘cause Danville Parks, Recreation, and Tourism is taking a trip to Wintergreen Ski Resort to conquer their 900-foot, 10-lane mega snow tubing hill!! Transportation will be provided to and from Wintergreen. Participants will need to bring an extra change of clothes. The trip will be held on February 19 from 8:30am- 5:00pm. Cost for the trip will be $40 City and $52.50 NCR. Children ages 8-14 are welcome. Please call 799-6564, for more information and to register.

Theme Birthday Parties #345Offered for children ages 3-12. The cost is $110 and includes games, balloons, punch and a theme cake for 20 children ($4.50 for each additional child). NCR rate is $125.00. Staff will also provide set-up and clean up, all you have to do is show up and have a good time. Parties are two-hours. Ask us about adding our Climbing Wall activities to your birthday party package for a small additional fee. To reserve a date for your party, contact the following locations:

Glenwood Community Center • at 799-6469Coates Recreation Center • at 799-6564

Saturday Programs

*NEW* Snowballs and Rock Walls #2396Jack Frost may be nipping at your nose; it may be bitter and cold, but glenwood is making it fun to enjoy the winter season! In our new program, we are going to play outside in the snow, then come inside to some delicious cookies and hot chocolate! Once everyone is warmed up, we will play gym games and climb the rock wall! It is an entire afternoon of fun! Don’t miss out on this event, it will be held on Saturday, January 8 from 2:00 – 5:00pm. The cost for the program is $8 CR / $10.50 NCR. Children must be between the ages of 5 and 12 to participate. Bring an extra pair of socks and shoes for the climbing wall. Dress warm!! For more information, please call Glenwood Community Center at 799-6469 or e-mail [email protected]

Deco Box #2464 Boys and girls, ages 8-12, create your own treasure box for your keepsake. All sorts of supplies will be provided to choose from according to your own special interest. Decorating will be held on January 8 from 10:00am-12:00noon. Cost is $5 City and $7.50 NCR. Class space is limited, so be sure to register soon! Please call Coates Recreation Center at 799-6564, for more information or to enroll your child.

Kiddy Healthy Snacks #2486Stonewall Youth Center will introduce you to simple and inexpensive healthy snacks that you can easily make at home for yourself. This workshop will be held on January 8, from 10:00am -11:00am at Stonewall Youth Center. Cost $2 City Residents and $4 NCR. To register, call 773-8242.

Pillow and Blanket #2031Burr!! Cold Weather is here again, no need to worry. Come to Coates Recreation Center on January 15, from 10:00 am-12 noon, to learn how to make your very own Fleece Pillow and Blanket. All materials and instructions will be provided for you to create a warm and comfortable blanket and pillow to snuggle up with by the fire on those cold winter days. Program is for children ages 6-12, cost is $10 City and $12.50 NCR. Please register online at playdanvil-leva.com or call Coates at 799-6564.

Designer Handbag #2457 Girls, ages 8-12, need a new handbag to keep your personal items in? Come to Coates Recreation Center Saturday, January 22, from 10:00am – 12:00pm, for our designer felt handbag class. You will be able to select the color of bag you desire and design it with materials provided. Cost is $15 City and $17.50 NCR. Class space is very limited, so register soon! Please call Coates at 799-6564, for more information.

Yummy Goodies #2461Valentine’s Day is coming up soon, so it’s time to begin the creating of those much-awaited tasty goodies. Children, ages 5-12, are invited to join Chef Petty’s cooking classes to learn how to make those very yummy cookies, candies and cakes. Classes will be held Saturday, January 29, from 9:30am – 12:00noon. Please register ASAP for space is limited to 12! Cost for the program is $10 City, $12.50 NCR. Please call Coates at 799-6564, for more information or to enroll your child.

After School, School Breaks, Holidays, and Camps

After School AdventuresDanville Parks, Recreation and Tourism will be conducting a daily after school program at the following locations throughout the school year. This program meets everyday school is in session from the moment the bell rings until 5:30pm. Flyers will be distributed to students at their respective schools. The program will include homework assistance, arts and crafts, games, fieldtrips, community projects and a wide variety of enrichment activities. The cost per child for the program will be $7.00 per day, $6.00 for second child. For off-site/fieldtrip days, the cost will vary depending on event. Flyers will be sent home in the school folders to announce the planned activities and include registration information. For additional information on the following after school program locations call:

Glenwood Community Center • #2404 Call 799-6469Schoolfield Academy #2406 • Call 799-6469Forest Hills Elementary #2405 • Call 799-6469Coates Recreation Center #2049 • Call 799-6564


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Children’s ProgramsAfter School Enrichment ProgramsDanville Parks, Recreation and Tourism will be conducting programs at the elementary schools throughout the school year. Flyers will be distributed to students at their respective schools. The program will include arts, crafts, games, fieldtrips, community projects and a wide variety of enrichment activities. The cost per child for the program will be $5.00 per day. Off-site/fieldtrip days the cost will vary depending on event. Flyers will be sent home in the school folders to an-nounce the planned activities and include registration information. Contact Glenwood Community Center at 799-6469, for additional information on the following schools:

Glenwood #2420 Mondays, • 3:00 - 4:30pm Schoolfield #2421 Tuesdays, • 2:30 - 4:00pm W. Townes Lea #2422 • Wednesdays, 3:00 - 4:30pm

Contact Coates Recreation Center at 799-6564, for additional informa-tion on the following schools:

Woodberry #2056 Mondays, • 3:00 - 4:30pm Taylor #2055 Tuesdays, 3:00 - 4:30pm • Woodrow Wilson #2054 • Tuesdays- 3:00 - 4:30pm GLH Johnson #2053 • Wednesdays, 3:00 - 4:30pm Park Ave #2052 Thursdays, • 3:15 - 4:45pm

Stonewall Youth Center Adventures After School #2448 Children, ages 5-12, can spend after school with us here at Stonewall Youth Center. There will be lots of fun for everyone-playing board games, participating in dance contests, and of course meeting new friends. All adventures are surprising. Participants should wear gym shoes. Monday – Friday 4:00 – 5:30pm. Call 434-773-8242, for more information and to register.

Homework Hour #2455Parents if your child is 5-12 years old, Stonewall Youth Center will provide help with all of their homework questions by guiding them to the right answer for the hard problems that they may not understand. Mondays and Tuesdays, 3:15 – 4:15pm beginning Monday, December 7. City residents no fee; NCR $1.00/visit. Call 773-8242, for more information and to register.

After School Fun Club at Stonewall Youth CenterJoin this Fun Club that will meet at Stonewall Youth Center after school for a variety of activities and events. For children ages 5-12. This is a great way to meet your friends and have some fun. Fees may vary depending on activity. For more details or to register, call 773-8242

Arts and Crafts #2483 – • Each Monday, beginning December 6, 4:30-5:30pm. Make a variety of art and craft items to take home.

Ping Pong #2• 488 – Each Thursday, beginning December 9, 4:30-5:30pmlean the game, play your friends in matches and tournaments.

Pizza Bake Day• #2481 - Friday, January 21, 3:30 - 4:30pm learn how to bake your very own pizza with all your favorite toppings

Valentine’s Day Party #2483 - • February 11, 3:30 -5:00pm Enjoy Valentine’s goodies and punch for this special Valentine’s Day Party. We will also make those special Valentine’s Cards for family and special friends.

Thank Goodness No School Days! December 17 (1/2 day) Cost $8/day January 31 (full day) Cost $10/day- Bring a lunch and snackTgNS! Are you looking for something to do when school is out? Come to one of our recreation centers and enjoy a fun-filled day of crazy games and crafts. These are good days to burn off some of that extra energy! All participants must register with payment one-week prior to the date they are planning to attend. For more information, please call one of the following sites:

Glenwood Community Center #2397 • at 799-6469 Coates Recreation Center #2382 • at 799-6564Stonewall Youth Center #2533 • at 773-8242

All participants must register with payment one-week prior to the date they are planning to attend.

February Intersession Break CampParents are you looking for your child to spend the rest of their day with supervised fun and creative activities? Staff will conduct an afternoon of fun and challenging activities! An afternoon snack and drink will be provided. Intersession camp will run from February 7 through February 11, and it will be held at each school from the time school gets out until 5:30pm. The week of February Intersession Break Camp is $40 for the week or $8 per day. For more information please call, one of the following sites.

Glenwood Magnet School• (held at Glenwood Community Cen-ter) # 2402, call 799-6469Schoolfield Academy • (held at Schoolfield) #2403, call 799-6469Taylor #2427, call 799-6564• Woodrow Wilson #2428, • call 799-6564

All participants must register with payment by February 1 to ensure sufficient participa-tion.

Climbing WallsClimbing walls are available at Coates and glenwood Community Centers. For more details, call the following locations:

Coates Recreation Center • 799-6564Glenwood Community Center • 799-6469

Theme Birthday Parties with Climbing Wall #928Everything included with our regular themed parties is also included with these parties. However, you also get the use of the climbing wall for 2 hours during your party. The children will get the chance to climb the wall and have fun with their friends. Cost: $160 for two hour party with use of climbing wall for city residents. NCR $172.50.

Climbing Wall Rentals #767Rent the climbing wall for any upcoming function from Church events to Family Reunions and all things between. Use of the climbing wall for two hours: $100, and $50 for each additional hour. NCR $25 extra flat fee. This covers cost of trained staff to supervise the wall during your event.

Open Recreation/GymBring your friends and enjoy a game or two in the gym. Registration and gym card required. Register on site. No cost City Residents; $2 per visit for NCR.

Coates Recreation Center • Monday - Friday #2472 (Youth) 2:30 - 4:30PM 799-6564


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Teen Programsfor Middle & High School Students

For more information or details, unless otherwise specified, call the staff at

Squire Recreation Center at (434) 799-5214.To register for a program online using the

Department’s ActiveNet System, please refer to the program number listed beside each program and go to playdanvilleva.com

After School ProgramsCentury 21 After School # 2340Attention students of gibson and Westwood Middle Schools. The 21st Century After School program is continuing throughout the winter! If you were one of the lucky ones who was able to come to some of the programs last year, get ready to enjoy another year of after school with sports, dance, Zumba, soccer, biking and much more. This is a great opportunity for anyone that needs help with homework or is just bored when they get home from school. There is no cost for the program. There will be an afternoon snack given out at no cost along with transportation home. Watch for more details to be passed out at school.

November 29-December 16 - Musical • Theatre Dance with Melissa Charles #2341November 29-December 16 - Zumba • Session #2463 (Gibson Only)January 10-January 27 - Easy, Fast • Shape-Up #2342 (Westwood Only) February 1-February 17- • Karate/Yoga #2343February 1-February 17 - Zumba • Session #2466 (Gibson Only)February 21-March 1 - • Volleyball #2344February 21-March 10 - Zumba • Session #2467 (Gibson Only)

Be sure to pick up flyers and registration forms at your school for more details. For additional information call Squire Recreation Center at 799-5214.

After-School at Squire Recreation CenterEnjoy the amenities of the Squire Recreation Center after school. Come by and enjoy basketball, billiards, the weight room, and even tutors and computers to help you with your homework. We can set up the Wii and a variety of other video games. There is no cost to come by, just be sure to enjoy everything we have to offer. Teens are welcome to come by after 2:30pm until 5:30pm each and every school day.

After School at Stonewall Youth CenterStonewall Youth Center is open Monday - Thursday from 5:00pm-8:00pm, and Saturdays 10:00am-1:00pm for teens. Enjoy a game of basketball, Wii games, special events and tournaments or just a place to meet your friends to work on homework or enjoy some tunes. This is a great way to spend your afternoon. For more information, call 773-8242.

School Breaks and CampsIndoor Tennis for Beginners #2432Ever wanted to learn how to volley, or properly serve, or maybe you just want to hit a backhand? Be sure to attend our Beginner Tennis class to get ready for the upcoming Spring Season. Tennis will strain your durability and endurance while testing your patience. We will introduce you to all the basic tennis styles, forms and terms. Camp will be December 13-17, 3:30pm-5:30pm, $29 city residents, $39 NCR.

Holiday Dance Fest #2535With school officially out for the rest of the year, it’s time to celebrate two weeks of freedom. Come by Squire Recreation Center on December 17 by 1:00pm and enjoy our afternoon dance party. We will have a DJ, refreshments and give-a-ways. This is the perfect way to celebrate the end of 2010. Cost is $10.00 per person, must be in middle school to attend. Have your parents drop you off by 1:00pm and pick you up by 4:30pm to enjoy the whole afternoon. Call 799-5214, for more information.

Winter Break Camp #2310 & 2314When school is out, the fun will start. Winter Break is here and is part of the best time of year. Be sure to come to Winter Break Camp and do the things you didn’t think you could do during the day, like going to an afternoon movie, going rock climbing in the morning, enjoying an afternoon basketball tournament, and much more. Space is limited, so sign up TODAY. Camp will take place at Squire Recreation Center with trips and activities planned throughout the two weeks. Camp runs 8:30am-4:30pm, be sure to bring your lunch and a snack.

#2310 December 20-23: $39• #2314 December 27-31: $49•

Schools Out Fun-Day #2490 When school is out, the kids will play. January 31 (teacher workday) is the first day of freedom for Danville City Schools; don’t waste it away at home. Come by Squire Recreation Center and enjoy a day of relaxation; we will even have a cookout at lunchtime, so bring your appetite. Have your parents drop you off between 8:30 and 9:00am and pick you up between 4:30pm and 5:00pm. Cost is $29 and includes lunch. Call 799-5214, for more information or to sign up.

FitnessG-Force Fitness Center Training 101 #2337The new fitness equipment at Squire Recreation Center is yours to use, but be sure you know how to use it properly. Take part in the Training 101 program and learn the basics of the weight machines, how to use them, and other useful exercises you can learn. These exercises are good especially for middle and high school athletes looking to get in shape for spring sports. This class will meet every Monday and Wednesday night from 6:00pm-7:00pm, January 10- February 16, at the Squire Recreation Center Weight Room. Cost is $49 for city residents and $59 for NCR for the entire program. We will keep track of your progress as you go so when you are finished with the program, you can continue on your own.

G-Force Fitness Center #2339Stop by and enjoy the new Squire Recreation Center Weight Room. We have new machines and more training programs for you to participate in then ever before. Be sure to join our Training 101 Program to learn the machines, and then you can come by and use the machines on your own. The G-Force Fitness Center is open to adults: Monday – Friday, 2:30-8:00pm (closes at 5:00pm on Fridays). Cost is $5 a week or $15 a month for city residents and $7.50 a week and $22.50 a month for NCR. Register in advance or on site, don’t forget to pick up you ActiveNet Account Picture ID Card at the Center’s Office. Call (434)799-5214, for more information.

Teen Fitness Club #2479We want to BUFF YOU UP!!! There is no better way to work out than with a friend or someone to push you along the way, and that is the beauty of Stonewall Youth Center’s Fitness Club. Be sure to come by every Tuesday and Thursday and work out in a friendly environment. Classes start Decem-ber 2 and last until you are satisfied. Cost is $1 for city residents per visit and $2 for NCR per visit. Call 773-8242, for more information.

Teen Winter Walking Club # 2480Want to stay fit throughout the winter? Come to Stonewall Youth Center and join our very own Teen Walking Club. This activity is geared to teens ages 12-17 and their parents to keep them healthy. Everyone must wear gym shoes and appropriate clothing for our brisk walk on the walking trail or in the gym at Stonewall each Saturday, beginning December 3, from 9:00-10:00am. Please call Stonewall at 773-8242, for more information.


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Teen ProgramsSpecial Events • TRIPS •

TournamentsWinter Teen Social #2454get ready for the winter season with our Winter Teen Social at Stonewall Youth Center. We will be warming up the indoors with hot chocolate, pizza, games, music and more. This one night event is only for teens and you MUST pre-register, December 3, 6:00-8:00pm. Cost is $2 for CR, $3 for NCR. Call 773-8242 for more information or to register.

Winter Game Challenge #2442Earning bragging rights is everything, and you can brag more, if you win the first Winter game Challenge. This week long competi-tion will test your skills in everything from pool, Jenga, basketball, and other games. You must pre-register, so don’t delay, competition starts on December 6 and will last the entire week from 6:00-8:00pm. Cost is $2 for city residents, $3 for NCR. Contact Stone-wall Youth Center at 773-8242, to register.

Teen Lock-In #2423Squire Recreation Center is the perfect place to be all night, especially when there are activities going on throughout the evening. Be sure to join us for our January Lock-In on January 14. We will have food, drinks, activities, games and much more. You must be at Squire by 8:00pm and be prepared to stay the WHOLE night (sleep is optional). This is the perfect way to start you 3-day weekend. Cost is $29 for city residents, $39 for NCR. You must pre-register. Pick up is by 7:30am the following morning. Call 799-5214, for more information.

Snowboarding 101 # 2558Do something you never thought you’d do, take part in Snowboarding lessons offered by Wintergreen Resort. This is a one-time lesson to teach you the basics of snowboard-ing to see if it is something you want to continue! This one-time lesson will be on January 31, with the bus leaving from Squire Recreation Center at 8:00am with lessons starting at 11am. There will also be time after the lesson to practice on the slopes. Cost is $69 for city residents, $79 for NCR.

Teen 4 on 4 Basketball Tournament #2459Teens, ages 12-17, if you like basketball, you can sign up for this exciting tournament. Players will be able to compete against fellow friends for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place. Be sure to come by Stonewall Youth Center on Thursday February 10 to sign-up. Cost is $2 per person for city residents, $3 for NCR. Call 773-8242, for more information.

PIZZA PIZZA! #2460It’s cold outside but warmer weather is right around the corner, so let’s take some time to forget about the freezing temperatures and have a good time. Stop by Stonewall Youth Center on Friday, February 18 and enjoy the company of friends as we sit back and relax and welcome the weekend. Pizza will be served and a movie will be shown; $2 for city residents, $3 for NCR. Be sure to show up on time (4:30pm). Contact Stonewall Youth Center at 773-8242, for more information.

8-Ball, Corner Pocket #2462One of the best feelings in sports is watching the 8-ball fall into the pocket you called to win the match or tournament. If you think you can compete with the competition, then sign up for Stonewall’s Pool Tournament on February 25. You don’t need to have your own stick to play, just show up at 5:30pm ready to run the table. Trophies will be given to the winners; $2 city residents, $3 NCR. Call 773-8242, for more information or to sign up.

Hobbies and Special Interest

Holiday Treats Workshop #2524December is a time of celebration, and no matter what you are celebrating, there is bound to be some sweet treats involved. get to know the in’s and out’s of making your favorite cookie, cake or drink by taking part in the sweetest program ever offered. Program is open to anyone 12-17 years old and is $29 for city residents and $39 for NCR. Fee includes all 4 workshop dates and we will supply all the baking materials. December 6 - 9, 6:00pm-7:30pm. Held at Squire Recreation Center. To register, call 799-5214.

Teen Card Club # 2441Spades, Hearts, even Solitaire and Rummy, we play it all. Don’t know how to play but want to learn, we can teach you almost any game you want to play. Be sure to bring your partner or pick one up at Stonewall Youth Center. We have the competition to take your card game to the next level. No cost for city residents, $1 for NCR. Come by on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays starting December 7, 5:00-6:00pm. Call 773-8242, for more information.

Intro to Social Media #2521Do you have a Facebook, MySpace or Twitter account? Think you are sharing the proper information? These social media outlets are great ways to keep up with friends, family, fellow students and co-workers, but make sure you are doing everything you can to protect yourself. This informative program will introduce teens to the benefits and hazards of having social media. This is also a wonderful program for parents to attend. Each program will be one-hour, from 6:30pm-7:30pm, space is limited (only 20 per class), so register today by calling Squire Recreation Center at 799-5214 or register online at playdan-villeva.com

January 20 #2522 • March 7 #2523•

Open Gym and Drop In Recreation for Teens Ages 12-17Bring your friends and enjoy a game or two in the gym. Registration and gym card required. Register in advance or on site, don’t forget to pick up you ActiveNet Account Picture ID Card. No cost city residents; $2 per visit for NCR.

Coates Recreation Center – for • details call 799-6564 Monday-Thursday #2469 6:30 – 8:30pm Squire Recreation Center – for • details call 799-5214 Monday-Thursday #2534 2:30-5:30pm; Fridays, 2:30-5:00pm


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Adult ProgramsUnless otherwise specified call 797-8848 to register for programs listed in this section.To register for a program online using the

Department’s ActiveNet System, please refer to the program number listed beside each program and go to playdanvilleva.com

Holiday Programs

Holiday Cake Decorating w/ Lollipop Fantasy Creations - #2374Put the power of Cake Decorating in YOUR hands!!!! During this 4-week class, Kimberly Dodson and Pamela Boyd of lollipop Fantasy Creations will show you how fun and easy it is to make that special cake for the holidays. learn how to make butter cream icing, level a cake, and create different types of borders, flowers and figures. At the conclusion of the session, each student will create, decorate and take home his/her own specialty cake. This class will meet at the Coates Recreation Center on Thursday nights, beginning November 18, 6:00pm. The cost is $30 for city residents, $42.50 NCR. Call 797-8848, for more information and a supply list.

The Zen of Chocolate #2596Zen is meditation and peace. Chocolate is widely known for its health benefits. In addition, it is a versatile element to use in cooking and baking. It’s natural to bring Zen and Chocolate together. In this class, you will experience togetherness, shared responsibil-ity, being in the moment, and the joy of allowing yourself time to relax all while preparing delicious chocolate dishes, whether you’re single or with your partner. Everything you will experience with this class, you can apply to your everyday life to enhance your natural state of peace. The class will meet on Thursday nights, at the Pepsi Building, 6:00 – 8:30pm. The cost per night is $30 per person or $45 per couple. All participants must pre-register. For more informa-tion, visit www.playdanvilleva.com or call (434) 797-8848.

#2597 Session 1 November 11• #2598 Session 2 November 18• #2599 Session 3 December 9• #2600 Session 4 December 16• #2601 Session 5 February 3• #2602 Session 6 February 10•

Arts and CraftsArt with Judie - #2181Would you like to learn how to paint, but never had the time? Judie Moseley will help her students learn how to paint with oil or watercolor. Beginners are welcome to attend. Classes are held at the Ballou Park Annex. Class times are Monday afternoons 1:00 – 3:00 pm, Monday evenings 6:00 – 8:00pm, or Tuesday mornings 10:00am – 12:00pm. The cost is $20 per session for city residents, $30 NCR. Call 797-8848 to register.

#2182 Session 1: • Monday Classes November 15 – December 6 Tuesday Classes November 16 – December 7#2183 Session 2: • Monday Classes January 3 - 24 Tuesday Classes January 4 – 25#2184 Session 3: • Monday Classes February 7 - 28 Tuesday Classes February 8 – March 1

Art with Flo - #2249 Flo Haynes will teach her students the wet on wet technique of oil painting. Flo’s classes are held on Wednesday mornings at the glenwood Community Center or Wednes-day nights at the Ballou Park Annex Building. New students are always welcome. The fee for each six-week class is $45 for city residents and is $57.50 for NCR: To register call 797-8848.

Glenwood (9:30am – 12:30pm) #2252 Session 1: January 5 - February 9• #2253 Session 2: February 23 – March 30•

Ballou Annex (6:00 – 9:00pm)#2250 Session 1: January 5 – February 9• #2251 Session 2: February 23 – March 30•

The Artfelt Expressions of Bob Ross - #2254Here’s your opportunity to learn to paint the Bob Ross way like you have seen on PBS. Ed Gowen, Certified Bob Ross Instructor, will help you complete beautiful paintings in just one day. The fee is $70 per session and includes all supplies except a 16 x 20 canvas and a roll of paper towels. Classes are held at Ballou Park Annex Building from 10:30am – 3:30pm, on the dates below. Call 797-8848 to register.

#2255 Session 1:• Saturday, December 4 Dock Scene#2256 Session 2: • Saturday, January 8 Robert Warren’s Flaming Iris#2257 Session 3: Saturday, February 5 • Robert Warren’s Bunnies in the Spring

A Stitch in Time with Kitty - #2258Would you like to learn how to use a needle and thread? Would you like to make simple alterations to your clothes? Or, are you interested in making your own clothes? Bring your portable sewing machine, material, pattern, thread and a willingness to learn and allow Kitty Newell to help you achieve these goals and more. This class is suitable for beginners and experienced students alike. limited to six students per class. These classes are held on Tuesday nights, 6:30- 8:30pm, at the Coates Recreation Center. The cost is $25 per session for city residents, $37.50 NCR. Call 797-8848 to register.

#2259 Session 1• : January 4-25#2260 Session 2: February 1-22•

Cake Decorating w/ Lollipop Fantasy Creations - #2375Put the power of Cake Decorating in YOUR hands!!!! During this 4-week class, Kimberly Dodson and Pamela Boyd of lollipop Fantasy Creations will show you how fun and easy it is to make that special cake. learn how to make butter cream icing, level a cake, and create different types of borders, flowers and figures. At the conclusion of the session, each student will create, decorate and take home his/her own specialty cake. This class will meet at the Ballou Recreation Center on Thursday nights, 6:00pm. The cost is $30 for city residents, $42.50 NCR. Call 797-8848, for more information and a supply list.

#2376 Session • 1: January 6-27#2377 Session 2: February 3-24•

Stained Glass, the Magic of Light Through Glass -#2261Nancy Dameron will help participants explore the dynamic magic of light through glass. The beginning students will be introduced to the basics of stained glass design, cutting, grinding, foiling, and soldering. The more advanced students will be able to enhance and refine existing skills on projects of choice. This class will meet on Monday mornings, beginning January 10, from 9:00am – 12:00pm. The cost of the 12-week course is $125. Supplies and materials are extra and the responsibility of the student. The instructor will offer guidance to new students when selecting materials and tools to purchase. For more information or to register, please call 797-8848.


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Hand Sewn Quilts - Just Like Grandma Used To Make - #2262Do you remember watching your grandma use her needles, thread and patches while making those beautiful quilts? Don’t you wish that you knew how to do it? Well, here’s an opportunity to learn to make an heirloom for future generations. Join Carolyn Adams on Monday nights from 6:00-8:00pm, at the Danville City Auditorium, as she provides instruction in completing a quilt by hand (no machines allowed). Participants must have knowledge of simple sewing (threading needles, sewing a straight seam). Participants must supply all materials needed to complete project. The fee for this 4-week program is $20 for city residents and is $30 for NCR. For more information or to register, call 797-8848.

#2263 Session 1: January 10 – February 7 • No Class January 17#2264 Session 2: February 14 – March 7•

Chicks with Sticks – Knitting and Crocheting with Ms. Nancy – #2265Knitting is “hot” again! Crocheting is making a “big” comeback! See what all the buzz is about. learn basic knitting and crocheting techniques with Ms. Nancy. Bring your sticks, yarn, pattern and imagination and join the fun. This social class is for beginners and advanced students alike. Class meets Tuesdays and Thursdays, beginning December 2, 11:30 am. – 1:00 pm. There is NO FEE for this class, but you must pre-register. For more information or to register, please call 797-8848.

#2266 Sessi• on 1: December 2-21#2267 Session 2: January 4-27• #2268 Session 3: February 1-24•

Special Interests and Hobbies

Making Sense of RetirementJoin geary for the free Making Sense of Retirement seminar to learn more about: 1. The five basic questions you should ask yourself to prepare for retirement.2. The options you can use now to save for retirement. 3. How time can help or hurt your retire-ment goals.

#2320 January 10• #2321 February 7•

Focus on Fixed IncomeOwning investments that may provide you with a regular income can be a smart decision. That’s why it’s a good idea to learn how fixed-income investments such as bonds may help you to reach your financial goals.


Smart Choices in RetirementAfter years of work, you now have the opportunity to experience the retirement you’ve always wanted. By taking some time now to prepare for life in retirement, you’ll be more likely to enjoy everything you’ve dreamed about. You’ll learn 10 principles to help make your money last with the goal of providing a stable, steady retirement income. That’s one of the best ways we know to help you prepare for the future.


Introduction to Social Media #2521Information for you and/or you and your children. great educational information for the whole family. Everyone is welcome to attend. This is a Free Program.Do you have a Facebook, MySpace or Twitter account? Think you are sharing the proper information? These social media outlets are great ways to keep up with friends, family and co-workers, but make sure you and/or your children are doing everything you can to protect yourself/themselves. This informative program will introduce everyone to the benefits and hazards of having social media. Each program will be one-hour, from 6:30pm-7:30pm, space is limited (only 20 per class) so register today by calling Squire Recreation Center at 799-5214 or at www.playdanvilleva.com

#2522 January 20• #2523 March 7•

Card Club #2283Test your skill in games of Spades, Bid Whist, Casino, Phase 10 or other card games. Bring your partner or join the group for some good clean competition. The Card Club meets at the City Auditorium on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 12:00 – 2:00pm and 6:00 – 7:30pm, beginning January 4. There is no fee to city residents. For more information, call (434) 797-8848.

Adult Programs

Financial Management

Financial Solutions from Clearpoint Credit Counseling Solutions - #2276During these tough economic times, the most successful people have the greatest understanding and most knowledge of how to make their money work for them. Join Financial Specialist Debbie Hundley, of Clearpoint Credit Counseling Solutions, as she explains what you really need to know about your finances. The classes will meet on Thursday nights at the Danville City Auditorium, Downtown. There is no fee for these classes, but you MUST pre-register. Call 797-8848, to register and for more information.

Budgeting to Live Within Your MeansDevelop a personal budget and learn to distinguish between needs and wants. learn the difference between fixed, variable and periodic expenses.

#2277 Session • 1: January 6, 5:30pm.#2278 Session 2: February 3, 5:30pm.•

Understanding Your Credit ReportSince your credit report portrays an image of you, it is important to maintain a good credit history. Credit scores are one of the most influential factors in deciding whether to grant your credit.

#2281 Session • 1: January 13, 5:30pm.#2282 Session 2: February 10, 5:30pm• .

How to Prepare to Buy A HomeDo you know your debt to income ratio? Understand the home buying process. Address any credit issues that present barriers to home ownership.

#2279 Session 1• : January 20, 5:30pm.#2280 Session 2: February 17, 5:30pm.•

Preparing For the Future with Edward Jones Investments - #2317Whether it’s preparing for retirement or living on a fixed income, success depends on being prepared. Join geary H. Davis, Financial Advisor for Edward Jones Investments, as he guides you through the basic steps in preparing for the future. These classes will meet on Monday nights, at the Coates Recreation Center, beginning at 6:30pm. There is no fee for these classes, but you MUST pre-register. For more informa-tion, please call 797-8848.


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Sign Language #2284Rhonda Harris will introduce you to the exciting world of sign language. learn the basics of how to sign letters, phrases, sentences and eventually conversations. This 4-week course will entertain and inform. Cost is $25 for city residents, $37.50 NCR. The classes will be held at the City Audito-rium on Tuesday nights, beginning January 25, 6:00pm. Call (434) 797-8848, for more information about this exciting class.

Making Sense of Nutritional Information #2285Do you often wonder why there is so much contradictory information about food and nutrition? There are often new recommen-dations released on a daily basis on what you should and should not eat. Sometimes the information you hear today is the opposite of what you heard yesterday. This workshop will help you sort through the types of information that is being released by the news media so that you can make the best possible food choices for you and your family. You will learn about the most reputable sources for food and nutrition information, and when it is appropriate to make changes in your diet based on a media report. You will also learn to interpret the food labels and ingredients lists on grocery items and how to make this information work most effectively to provide health benefits. Join Beverly Vaden, SNAP-ED Program Assistant, to learn how to be better informed on this timely subject. These classes will meet at the Danville Public library, at 1:00pm on the dates listed below. All participants must pre-register. For more information, please call 797-8848.

#2286 Session 1: Thursday, January 13• #2287 Session 2: Tuesday, February 15•

Music and Dance Kuumba-West African Dance Company Raising Awareness Through Dance -#2288 Join Patricia Hall and the members of Kuumba for live drumming and energetic traditional West African dancing. While there, raise cultural awareness, be uplifted and get a great workout, all at the same time. No previ-ous dance experience needed. The class is designed for all levels, so come looking to have fun!! The class will meet on Tuesday afternoons, beginning at 4:30pm, at the City Auditorium. There is no cost, but you must pre-register. For more information or to register, call 797-8848.

#2289 Session 1: December 7-21• #2290 Session 2: January 4-25• #2291 Session 3: February 1-22•

African Rhythms by Nguzo Saba #2292Have an awesome time learning West African dance techniques to live drumming! All levels are encouraged to register; for dance junkies, dancers in training and curious newcomers! Cost is $10 for this 4-week class for city resi-dents and $15 NCR. Whether it’s dancing, drumming, or just enjoying the beautiful rhythms, Nguzo Saba will introduce you to the beautiful art of African Dance. The class will meet at the Pepsi Building, at 6:30 pm. You can start at any time. For more information or to register, call 434-797-8848.

#2293 Session 1: December 7-21• #2294 Session 2: January 4-25• #2295 Session 3: February 1-22•

Guitar Basics with Joe - #2300 Would you like to learn how to play the guitar? Joe Moore, a native Danvillian, original member of the local 70’s band, The Artistics, 21 year Navy veteran, and an accomplished guitarist, will provide 30-minute guitar lessons for adults, 18 and over. Students must bring their own guitar and notepad. Cost for this 4-week program is $20 and all partici-pants must pre-register. The classes will meet at the Danville City Auditorium on Wednesday afternoons, beginning January 5, at 5:30pm. Space is limited to 6 participants. For more information, call 797-8848.

#2301 Session 1: January 5-26• #2302 Session 2: February 2-23•

Intermediate Middle Eastern Belly Dance Classes with Shalimar - #2307A continuation of basic foundation steps of Middle Eastern Dancing. This class works every part of the body in a gentle, pleasant way. Women of all ages are welcome. Come feel sensuous and rejuvenated. We will explore music and rhythms while learning simple choreography. The suggested attire is loose fitting workout clothes. This class will meet on Monday nights, at 5:30pm, at the Pepsi Building on Craghead St. The cost is $30 for 5 classes. For more informa-tion or to register, please call 797-8848.

#2308 Session 1: January 3 – February 7 • Registration will begin December 13.#2309 Session 2: February 21 – March 21 • Registration will begin January 24.

Adult ProgramsBeginning Middle Eastern “Belly Dance” Classes with Shalimar - #2304ladies, are you looking for a great workout to get in shape while having fun? Well, here’s the class for you. These classes are designed to open up the creative and beautiful spirit of woman. You will learn the basics of Middle Eastern Belly Dancing while developing flexibility and learning muscle isolation. All ages, shapes and sizes are welcome. If you feel self-conscious in a gym, this is the class for you. Join Shalimar and almost forget you are doing any exercise. This class is a confidence-booster! The suggested attire is loose fitting workout clothes. This class will meet on Monday nights, at 6:45pm, at the Pepsi Building on Craghead St. The cost is $30 for 5 classes. For more information or to register, please call 797-8848.

#2305 Session 1: January 3 – February 7 • No class 1/17 Registration will begin December 13.#2306 Session 2: February 21-March 21 • Registration will begin January 24.

Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy People - #2311Some music teachers may not want you to know this, but you do not need years of weekly lessons to learn piano. In just half a day, you can learn enough to give you years of musical enjoyment, whether entertaining others or just for your own amusement. Mike Bennington will instruct this unique class at the Ballou Annex Building on the corner of Park Avenue and Park Circle. After completing the course, you will perfect your technique at home, using an exclusive CD provided by the instructor. It’s fun, easy and musically correct. The class fee is $40 plus materials. For more information or to register, call 797-8848.

#2312 Session 1: Saturday, January 23 • 9am – 12pm. #2313 Session 2: Saturday, February 26 • 9am – 12pm.

Adult Wellness and FitnessPlease see your physician before beginning any new workout or exercise program.

River City Walking Club - #2324Would you like to begin getting in shape by walking? Or do you like to walk, but don’t have anyone to walk with you? Join the River City Walking Club. We will highlight different areas in the Dan River Region that offer safe and fun walking environments to the public. We will walk daily, weekly, morning, after-noon, evening or whatever fits your schedule. To join the River City Walking Club, call 797-8848, for more information.


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Indoor WalkingJoin us at our indoor facilities for your daily walking program. great for bad weather or when the weather gets too cool to be outdoors.

City Auditorium Center (797-8848) • #2325 Monday Friday 8:15 – 11:00amGlenwood Community Center (799-• 6469) #2401 Monday-Friday 9:00 – 11:00amSquire Recreation Center (799-5214) • #2316 Monday- Friday 8:30 – 10:00amCoates Recreation Center (799-6564) • #2468. Monday – Friday 9:00 – 10:00am

No cost city residents; $2 per visit for NCR. Register in advance or on site, don’t forget to pick up you ActiveNet Account Picture ID Card at the Center’s Office.

City Auditorium Power Zone Fitness Center - #2326The 3200 sq. ft. facility is filled with Nautilus equipment, plate loaded machines, treadmills, elliptical runners, bikes and free weights to help you achieve your fitness goals. Whether you are an avid weightlifter or someone looking to get started, the Power Zone has a program for you. Our hours are: Monday – Thursday, 8:15am – 6:45pmFriday, 8:15am – 4:45pmSaturday, 9:30am – 1:15pm

Our Winter Session begins December 1. The cost is $5 per week for city residents or $15 per month and is $7.50 for NCR, or $22.50/month. Register in advance or on site, don’t forget to pick up you ActiveNet Account Picture ID Card at the Center’s Office. Call (434) 797-8848, for more information.

Aquacize – Working Out in the Pool #2328 Are you looking for a new workout routine? Are you looking for an aerobic workout that is not tough on your knees, ankles and other joints? Or, would you like to find an activity to complement your existing workout plan? On Thursday mornings, beginning December 2, 8:15am join Power Zone Fitness staff for a morning of fun, aerobic activities in the pool. Do water exercises especially designed for your abs, legs, arms, cardio and more. The cost is $5 per week for city residents and is $7.50 for NCR. The class will be held at the YWCA pool. Everyone must pre-regis-ter. Call (434) 797-8848, for more information or to register.

Working Out … Baby Boomer Style #2329 These classes will instruct baby boomers how to incorporate walking, cardio activity and weight training into their fitness routine, on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, beginning December 2, from 9:00 – 11:00am, at the City Auditorium Recreation Center’s Power Zone Fitness Center. The classes will highlight exercises specially designed for older adults. All participants must pre-register. The cost is $5 per week for city residents and is $7.50 for NCR. A Happy and Healthy program. Call 797-8848, for more information or to register.

Ladies, It’s Time to Work It Out …. #2330ladies, are you interested in a workout program that will highlight exercises specially designed for women? These classes will instruct ladies how to incorporate walking, cardio activity and weight training into their fitness routine. This class meets on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, beginning December 2, from 10:00am – 12:00pm, at the City Auditorium Recreation Center’s Power Zone Fitness Center. All participants must pre-register. The cost is $5 per week for city residents and is $7.50 for NCR. A Happy and Healthy program. Call 797-8848, for more information or to register.

Adult ProgramsG-Force Fitness Center #2339Come by and enjoy the new Squire Recre-ation Center Weight Room. We have new machines and more training programs for you to participate in then ever before. Be sure to join our Training 101 Program to learn the machines, and then you can come by and use the machines on your own. The G-Force Fitness Center is open to adults: Monday – Friday, 8:30am-2:30pm (closes at 5:00pm on Fridays).

Cost is $5 a week or $15 a month for city residents and $7.50 a week and $22.50 a month for NCR. Register in advance or on site, don’t forget to pick up your ActiveNet Account Picture ID Card at the Center’s Office. Call (434)799-5214, for more information.

G-Force Fitness Center Training 101 #2337The new fitness equipment at Squire Recreation Center is yours to use, but be sure you know how to use it properly. Take part in the Training 101 program and learn the basics of the weight machines, how to use them, and other useful exercises you can use. These exercises are good especially for middle and high school athletes looking to get in shape for the spring sports. This class will meet every Monday and Wednesday night from 6:00pm-7:00pm, January 10- February 16, at the Squire Recreation Center Weight Room. Cost is $49 for city residents and $59 for NCR for the entire program. We will keep track of your progress as you go so when you are finished with the program, you can continue on your own.


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Wii are FitAre you looking for a new workout routine? Would you like to join a group exercise program? Join the Power Zone Fitness Center staff, as we offer group Wii Fitness Classes. Achieve your fitness goals using the Wii Fitness video game program. The class is limited to 6 people per class. The cost is $5 per week for city residents, $7.50 NCR. The classes will be held at the Power Zone Fitness Center, Danville City Auditorium, beginning December 13. For more information or to register, call 797-8848.

#2331 Monday and Wednesday • mornings, beginning December 1, 9:00 – 10:00am#2332 Tuesday and Thursday • afternoons, beginning December 2, 12:00-1:00pm#2333 Monday and Thursday • evenings, beginning December 1, 5:30-6:30pm

Join the Zumba® Revolution with Ruth #2235Join the Zumba Revolution with Ruth and Danville Parks, Recreation & Tourism. The Zumba® program fuses hypnotic latin rhythms and easy-to-follow moves to create a one-of-a-kind interval training fitness program. The fun routines combine to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat. Add some Latin flavor and international zest into the mix and you’ve got a smokin’ Zumba class! Our goals are simple: work out, love working out, get hooked on Zumba® and achieve long-term benefits while experienc-ing an absolute blast in one exciting hour of calorie-burning, body-energizing movements. The classes will meet on Monday, Tuesday and/or Thursday nights, 5:30pm. During each session, the cost is $29 per night OR take two nights for $45 OR take all three nights for $65. For more information or to register, call 797-8848.

Monday Night Classes – Coates • Recreation Center

#2236 Session 1: January 3 – February 14 (No Class January 17)#2237 Session 2: February 28 – April 4

Tuesday Night Classes – Pepsi • Building

#2238 Session 1: January 4 – February 15. (No Class January 18)#2240 Session 2: March 1 – April 5

Thursday Night Classes -Pepsi Building • #2241 Session 1: January 6 -February 17. (No Class January 20)#2242 Session 2: March 3 – April 7

Get Wet, Get Fit and Get Aqua Zumba!!! #2379This is the aqua fitness program everyone has been waiting for! This is NOT your grandmothers’ water workout! This course is the “pool party” workout for all ages. Combine the high energy of the latin and international rhythms created in the original Zumba with water and you have this explosive and exciting aqua program. Join Donna Mehalko, Certified Aqua Zumba Instructor, and Danville Parks, Recreation & Tourism on Thursday nights, 5:30pm, at the YWCA Pool. The cost for each 5-week session is $40 per person. Pre-registration is required. Space is limited. For more information or to register, call 797-8848.

#2380 Session 1: Jan 6- Feb 3• #2381 Session 2: Feb 17-Mar 17•

New Year’s Resolution - - Insanity Workout #2489The newest workout sensation is coming to the gym. This 60-day INSANE workout is guaranteed to get you in the best shape of your life. You MUST be dedicated to take on this program; you MUST be available every Monday-Friday morning from 8:45am-9:45am and on Saturdays from 8:00am-9:00am. This program requires you to participate in the program for 60-days, 6 days a week. This is a wonderful New Year’s resolution. Program will start on January 10 and run until March 19 and will meet every Monday-Saturday. Cost is $39 for city residents and $49 for NCR. You must pre-register by January 5 to participate. Call 799-5214, for more information or to register.

Video Bowling League #2334Do you like to bowl? Have you heard about the Wii and want to give it a try? Here’s your chance to enjoy a new bowling experience using the Nintendo Wii. Play the game that you love using today’s hottest gaming system. Trophies will be given to the highest score and best average. The league will be held at the Danville City Auditorium, beginning January 10. Call to schedule your bowling time and for rules. The city resident cost for the 5-week league is $20 per person, $30 NCR. Get a team of 3 together for $50 (an additional $10 for each NCR). For more information or to register, call 797-8848.

Adult ProgramsZumba with Jennifer is here!!! - #2228 Danville Parks, Recreation & Tourism is bringing the Zumba® Fitness craze to Danville. The Zumba® program fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy-to-follow moves to create a one-of-a-kind fitness program that will blow you away. Our goal is simple: We want you to want to work out, to love working out, and to get hooked on Zumba®. You can achieve long-term benefits while experiencing an absolute blast in one exciting hour of calorie-burning, body-energizing, awe-inspiring movements meant to engage and captivate for life! The routines feature interval training sessions where fast and slow rhythms and resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat. Add some Latin flavor and international zest into the mix and you’ve got a Zumba® class! The program is open to the public (age 18 and up). Each 6-week long program will meet at the Coates Recreation Center, Westover Drive on Tuesdays, at 6:30pm, and the Pepsi Building, Downtown Danville, Craghead Street on Wednesdays at 6:30pm, and/or Sundays, at 3:00pm. During each session, the cost is $29 per night OR take two nights for $45 OR take all three nights for $65. To register, please call 797-8848.

Sunday Classes at 3:00pm • – Pepsi Building

#2229 Session 1:January 9 – February 13#2230 Session 2: February 27 -April 3

Tuesday Classes at 6:30pm • - Coates Recreation Center

#2231 Session 1: January 11 – February 15#2232 Session 2: March 1 – April 5

Wednesday Classes at • 6:30pm - Pepsi Building

#2233 Session 1: January 12 – February 16#2234 Session 2: March 2 – April 6

Open Gym - Open Recreation

Adult Open Gym Do you have game? Do you enjoy playing basketball with your peers? Join your friends at the following Recreation Centers for some good hoop games. The times and locations are listed below.

#2338 City Auditorium Mid-Day • Hoops – Tuesdays & Thursdays, beginning December 2, 10am – 1pm.#2336 City Auditorium Evening Hoops • – Tuesdays, beginning December 7, 6:00-8:00pm.#2335 Squire Recreation Center • - Wednesdays, beginning December 1, 10:00am-2:00pm.

There is no cost for city residents, $2 per visit for NCR/$12.50 per quarter. Register in advance or on-site; don’t forget to pick up you ActiveNet Account Picture ID Card at the Center’s Office.


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Restful Mind Meditation w/ Tameko #2560Meditation has been proven to be one of the most effective ways to clear and rest the mind as well as creating a better state of well-being within the human body. During this one hour class, learn how to focus your breathing as a way to clear the mind, use gentle movements while sitting to prepare the mind for meditation, enjoy a deep state of relaxation that will teach the lesson of surrender, and understand the three basic principles of meditation: breath, movement, stillness. Tameko Barnette is a Reiki Master Teacher. She has a certificate as a Holistic Health Practitioner and holds a Bachelor’s of Spiritual Healing Degree. She specializes in self-help classes and workshops, energy healing, and spiritual inspiration. The classes will meet on Saturdays, 10:00am – 11:00am, at the Danville City Auditorium. The cost is $10 per session. All participants must pre-register. www.playdanvilleva.com or call (434) 797-8848.

#2564 November 13• #2565 November 20• #2566 November 27•

Adult ProgramsThe Tao of Harmony #2618The Tao is the Way. Harmony is all things working together for the highest good of all. This class offers you three elements that can assist with increasing harmony in your daily living: divine energy, earth energy, and personal energy. In today’s world, we have come to understand that there is a body, mind, and spirit connection. Quite often, we are not sure how to make that connection and maintain it on a regular basis. In this class, you will learn how to use meditation as a spiritual practice, how to connect with nature and how to increase your self-esteem and self-confi-dence. Join Tameko Barnette, Wednesday evenings, 5:30 – 6:30pm, at the Danville City Auditorium, for this unique and enlightening experience as a way to grow together. Your life is your message to the world. let your message be one of harmony. The cost is $20 per person for city residents. All participants must pre-register. For more information, visit www.playdanvilleva.com or call (434) 797-8848.

#2620 Session 1 December 8• #2621 Session 2 December 22• #2622 Session 3 January 5• #2623 Session 4 January 19• #2624 Session 5 February 2• #2625 Session 6 February 16 •

Save Energy, Save Money in Your Home!

Home Energy Efficiency Classes – #2269This free series of classes is presented to inform and educate residential customers of Danville Utilities on the various ways they can save energy in their homes and save money on utility bills. Many Danville and Pittsylvania County residents endured high bills as a result of the harsh weather last winter; find out what you can do to make your home more energy efficient. With winter fast approaching once more, do not let history repeat itself, see what steps you can take to save energy and money in your home.

learn about techniques and products to upgrade your home’s energy efficiency from local business people and energy efficiency experts who have volunteered to conduct all classes. These classes are offered for beneficial consumer information only, and are not meant as an endorsement of any product, service or individual. All classes are sched-uled for Thursdays beginning at 5:30 pm at the Coates Recreation Center. Classes are open to both City and County residents who are Danville Utilities’ customers. All classes are scheduled to be one-hour in length, composed of a 30-45 minute information session, or hands-on demonstration and concluding with a Q & A session. There is no fee for these classes; however, seating is limited so pre-registration is encouraged.

Guide to Energy Efficiency Federal Tax Credits and Rebates – #2270 January 20Confused about the many ways you can receive money back for purchasing energy efficient products? You’re not the only one! learn from the experts how you can take advantage of all the incentives available for energy efficient upgrades.

Energy Efficient Appliance Guide – Large and Small, One and All – #2271 January 27 learn how to shop for new ENERgY STAR appliances, how to read Energy guide appliance labels and how to increase the efficiency of your existing appliances and electronics.

Don’t be Left Out in the Cold – Guide to Home Heating and Cooling - #2272 February 3 Everything you need to know about saving money on your home’s heating and cooling costs. learn the right techniques to operate your home’s heating or cooling system efficiently, no matter what type of system you have.

How to Weatherize Your Home – #2273 February 10 Learn do-it-yourself weatherization tech-niques such as how to caulk windows, weather-strip doors and much more. Find out many easy, low-cost ways to improve your home’s energy efficiency before the winter.

Insulation Investigation – Windows, Doors and & Home Insulation – #2274 February 17Find out how to get the most for your money when making major home energy efficiency upgrades. Learn about insulation and replacement windows and doors from the experts. learn where to add insulation in your home and the recommended amount for homes in our area.


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“NEW” Holiday Markets Saturday, November 6, 8 am-3 pm #2208Saturday, December 4, 8 am-3 pm #2209Community Market BuildingVisit the Danville Farmers’ Market for a special Holiday Market. What will be offered for sale? Everything to get you ready for your holiday parties and gatherings!! Select great gift ideas from handmade crafts, jewelry, and artwork. Pick up some amazing and unique baked goods to carry to your special event. Need a Christmas tree? Select a live one from local growers at the Holiday Market. Choose a handmade wreath for your door and much more!! Interested in being a vendor at our Holiday Market, call us at (434) 797-8961 or email us at [email protected]

“How to Get Started at the Danville Farmers’ Market” #2536Saturday, February 26 (10 am-1 pm) at the Pepsi BuildingInterested in planting or baking to sell at the Danville Farmers’ Market? Attend this workshop to learn how to get started. Information will be given out on policies and procedures for the Danville Farmers’ Market, as well as regulations concerning produce, meat, eggs, and baked goods. We will also have guest speakers discussing marketing your products, what to grow, when to plant and other useful top-ics. This is a free workshop, but please pre-register by calling (434) 797-8961.

Farmers’ Market e-NewsletterThe newsletter will give Community Market news as well as recipes, tips on gardening and buy-

ing produce. If you are interested in receiving the e-newsletter, email us at [email protected] and type subscribe in the subject line. The newsletter will be pub-lished all year long, to keep you updated even during the winter months!

Looking for a place to hold an event in 2011?

Consider the Crossing at the DanCommunity Market The Community Room at the Community Market is available for your special events and is an ideal location for your wedding rehearsal dinners, wedding receptions, family gatherings, business expos, job fairs, employee functions, as well as workshops, meetings and small conferences. The rental fee includes free wireless Internet con-nection, tables, chairs and serving kitchens. (Not available to rent in January or February)

Pepsi BuildingIdeal for smaller groups of 160 or less; this building is also available for birthday parties, small work-shops, meal functions, anniversaries and family gatherings and meetings. A kitchenette is available along with tables, chairs and wireless Internet.

Carrington Pavilion The Pavilion is an Outdoor Amphitheatre available for large events with covered stage and seating for over 1,100 and approximately 5,000 lawn seats. It includes dressing rooms and ample electrical hookups for large shows and productions. The Pavilion is great for public events as well as private functions for employers, businesses and industries.To obtain information on any of these venues at The Crossing at the Dan, call the office at (434) 797-8961 or go to www.playdanvilleva.com

2011 Danville Farmers Market Opening is May 7, 2011, 8:00amMark your calendars now for the grand opening of the 2011 Danville Farmers’ Market. A Danville tradition since 1800’s, the Farmers’ Market is always the first place to get a taste of fresh grown local fruits and vegetables, a great place to pick up fresh baked goods and homemade products, plus a convenient spot to find unique handmade crafts and more! There are always activities and events going on for the whole family, each Saturday. Opening day tradition brings free tomato plants to all attending, entertainment, cooking dem-onstrations and much more. Make the Farm-ers’ Market a part of your summer tradition.

Interested in becoming a vendor at next year’s Farmers’ Market?

Attend a Farmers’ Market Vendor Meeting Please plan to attend one of the upcoming Vendor’s Meetings March 12 or 19 (9am-10am) where you can register to sell at the Farmers’ Market. All vendors are asked to attend one meeting, especially if you have never sold at the market before. Rules, regulations, guidelines and local and state require-ments are all covered. Also send us your email address or home address and we will keep you up to date on workshops and other important dates. Send an email to [email protected] to get on the mailing list, or call (434) 797-8961, for more information.

The Crossing at the Dan

Craghead Street, Historic Warehouse District, Downtown DanvilleCarrington Pavilion, Community Market,

Pepsi BuildingFor information call 434-797-8961 or email [email protected]

To register for a program online using the Department’s ActiveNet System,

please refer to the program num-ber listed beside each program and

go to playdanvilleva.com

Become a fan of The Crossing at the Dan on Facebook! log on for updates,

pictures, upcoming events and more! www.facebook.com/CrossingattheDan

Annual Holiday Bazaar #2210Saturday, Novem-ber 20, 8 am-3 pmCommunity Market Building Want to know what’s bizarre? The fact that this craft show is like no other! Come to the Danville Com-munity Market to do your holiday shopping. look through crafts, jewelry, artwork, baked goods and other unique items. With 70 vendors selling one-of-a-kind items, there is something for everyone on your list. For more details call (434) 797-8961.


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Outdoor Recreation

For more details, contact us at 434-799-5215 To register for a program online using the

Department’s ActiveNet System, please refer to the program number listed beside each program and go to

playdanvilleva.com

December Outdoor Recreation Special Events

For more details on the following Special Events and other Citywide Events check out the Special Events Section in this City Currents edition on Pages 27 and 28.

Luminary Trail Walk #2386Friday, December 3, 6:00-8:00pm, Riverwalk - Dan Daniel Memorial Park

Ballou Park Tree Lighting #2385Saturday, December 4, 4:30-5:30pm, Ballou Recreation Center and Ballou Park

Holiday Lights Contest #2411 Judging takes place Wednesday & Thursdays, December 8, 9 & 16, 5:30-8:30pm. Registra-tion deadline is December 6. Holiday Lights Tour #2412Thursday, December 16, 6:00-8:00pm, Ballou Nature Center. Registration deadline is December 6.

Danville’s Ice Bowl Disc Golf Tournament #2451Saturday, February 5, 9:00am-2:00pm, Ballou Park Disc Golf Course Pre-register by January 31, or register day of event.

Winter Outdoor Recreation and Adventure Programs

Swimming Adventures for BeginnersIt’s chilly outside, but so warm in the pool! This program is designed for children who have no prior swimming experience. Classes feature water games, floating and basic swimming strokes. Each session includes eight classes (two classes each week for 4 weeks) and will take place at the YMCA. Open to City Residents only. AGES: 6-12. FEE: Full and partial scholarships are available for those who qualify. Call 799-5215 for more details.

November and December #2006 • Tuesdays and Thursdays, November 30-December 30, 3:30-4:15pm. Register By: Nov 22

January and February #2444• Tuesdays and Thursdays, January 11- February 3, 3:30-4:15pm. Register By: Jan 3.

February and March #2453 -• Tuesdays and Thursdays, February 15- March 10, 3:30-4:15pm. Register By: February 11.

Spend Your Bike $ Wisely # 2413If you’re looking forward to buying yourself or someone else a bike for the holidays, be sure you know what you’re getting for your money!! Owner and operator Jerry Henley of Spin Bicycle Shop will provide all the information you need to make an informed decision on which features are worth that extra money. Tuesday, December 7, 7:00-8-:00pm, Ballou Nature Center. FEE: FREE. Register by: December 3. All Ages. Call 799-5215, for more details.

Spend Your Boat $ Wisely # 2414A new canoe or kayak is a great gift for someone else or even yourself! Be sure you know what you’re getting for your money and if your boat suits your performance needs. Outdoor Recreation’s Jason Bookheimer will provide all the information you need on making your next purchase, as well as cover some of the latest choices in boat materials, construction and features that will make selection easy for you. Thursday, December 9, 6:00-7:00pm, Ballou Nature Center. FEE: FREE. Register by: December 6. All Ages. Call 799-5215, for more details.

Spin Bicycle Shop Presents: Bike Maintenance Series #2434In this 5 class series, owner and operator of Spin Bicycle Shop, Jerry Henley will lead and coach you through a variety of basic bicycle maintenance steps. Not only will you be able to ask your own personal questions, but you will get hands on experience with each program. Information will cover all styles of bikes as well as parts and accessories. Don’t miss out on your turn to tune up your bike before the weather breaks or tune up that new shiny gift from the holidays. Most importantly don’t forget to bring your own bike. If not, we will have plenty of extras for you to work on. Pre-registration is appreci-ated one week prior to each class. All workshops are held at Ballou Nature Center and are FREE for all ages. Call 799-5215, for more details.

Getting You Home #2435 - • Monday, January 3, 6:00-7:30pm, Ballou Nature Center

It can be a big bummer when you get stuck on the road a mile from the house or on the Riverwalk two miles from your car!! learn simple fixes as well as things to make your trip home easy when things go wrong. Register by: December 29.

How to Adjust Your Brakes #2436 • Monday, January 10, 6:00-7:30pm, Ballou Nature Center

Most people do not really know how to adjust their brakes to ensure proficiency and safety. Whether you use disc, hydraulic or V-brakes Jerry has the solution for you. learn to adjust from the handlebars all the way to the brakes themselves. Register By: January 5.

How to Adjust Your Derailer • #2437 - Monday, February 7, 6:00-7:30pm, Ballou Nature Center

Does your bike not change gears smoothly or even at all?? learn how to make little adjustments that go a long way on this mind boggling part of bicycle maintenance. Register by: February 2.

How to Change a Tire #2438 • - Monday, February 21, 6:00-7:30pm, Ballou Nature Center

How can something seem so simple and be so tough? Find out the correct and sure fire way to get your tires back on after a flat or replacement; even that tricky rear tire has an easy fix!! Register By: February 16.

Fitting Your Bike to You #2439 • - Monday, February 28, 6:00-7:30pm, Ballou Nature Center

Your seat is not the only thing that can be adjusted on your bike to fit exclusively to you. We will cover every aspect of bike fitting from seats, handle bars, pedals, derailer and more. Register by: February 23.


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Facing Life’s Challenges, Overcoming Life’s Adversities #2440This program is designed for youth between the ages of 8 –12 and will use the climbing wall as our classroom in teaching participants positive and constructive ways to overcome challenges and adversities. Partial and Full Scholarships are available through application. Wednesdays, January 5-26, 3:30-5:00pm, Ballou Nature Center. Register by: Decem-ber 27. Please call 799-5215, for more information.

Hike - Eno River & Fresh Market Trip #2443Relax and enjoy a day of hiking the beautiful Eno River Basin and surrounding bluffs. This trip has a mixture of relatively level hiking near the river and short climbs (up to 1,000 feet) to the top of rock outcrops and bluffs. Take advantage of this opportunity to enjoy views seldom seen in the Piedmont region! Be sure to pack a lunch, water, snack and dress appropriately for the weather. Also, on the way back home, we will make a stop at the famous Hillsborough Weaver Street Market so you can pick up some fresh goodies to bring back home. level of Hike: Easy - Moderate. Saturday, January 8, 9:00am-6:00pm, Eno River State Park. Registration and Payment Due By: December 28. Ages 12-Adult. Call 799-5215, for more details. City: Adult- $20.00, Youth/Sr. - $18.00 NCR: Adult- $30.00;Youth/Sr.- $28.00.

Introduction to Hand Held GPS #2446Did you happen to get one for the holidays and can’t really figure out how it works? Whether you have your own gPS system or you don’t even know what gPS stands for (Global Positioning System), this class is for you. By the end of this program you will have the knowledge to operate and under-stand the functions of a gPS system. Units are available for use, but are limited. Thurs-day, January 20, 6:00-7:30pm, Ballou Park Nature Center. Please sign up ASAP if you need a unit. Registration and Payment Due By: January 11. Ages: 10-Adult. Call 799-5215, for more details. City: Adult- $5.00; Youth/Sr.-$4.00 NCR: Adult-$7.00; Youth/Sr.-$6.00

Outdoor Classroom: Using GPS #2447Now that you have taken the introduction course or you already have some of the background you need, begin to understand how these units are actually used. We will head outdoors to explore some of our local parks using our gPS units while learning new concepts and how to use these units as proficiently as possible. We will also teach you how to find a couple of local geocaches along the way. Some units are available upon request, but are limited to first come, first serve. Saturday, January 22, 1:00-4:00pm, Ballou Nature Center Registration and Payment Due By: January 12. Ages: 8 and up. Call 799-5215, for more details. City: Adult- $7.00; Youth/Sr. - $6.00, NCR: Adult- $11.00;Youth/Sr.- $9.00

Kayak Roll Classes #2449Have you ever wanted to try whitewater kayaking? This class will offer an introduction to the essentials you need to know before you even get on the river. Information will include boat types, strokes, wet-exit, and techniques on how to roll your kayak. The program will include four hour and a half classes that will be taught in the comfort of your local YMCA heated indoor pool. Very limited spots are available, so register soon to secure yours!

Session 1 # 2449• Mondays and Wednesdays, January 24, 26, 31 and February 2, 7:30-9:00pm, Registration and Payment Due By: January 14.

Session 2 # 2456• Mondays and Wednesdays, February 21, 23, 28 and March 2, 7:30-9:00pm, Registration and Payment Due By: February 11

Ages 15-Adult. City: Adult- $60.00; Youth/Sr.-$55.00. NCR: Adult-$72.50; Youth/Sr.-$67.50 Call 799-5215 for more details

Youth Adventure Series #2450Hey, Kids! Here’s your chance to sign on for great outdoor adventures in camping, canoeing, hiking, and fishing. You will gain valuable skills and have exciting hands-on experiences. A qualified instructor will lead each activity. Guaranteed to be fun-filled and educational. Wednesdays, February 2 - 23, 3:30-5:00pm, Ballou Nature Center. Register By: January 26. Ages 8 – 12. Call 799-5215, for more details. FEE: Full and partial scholarships are available for those who qualify.

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Introduction to Kayaking - Classroom Basics #2452Whether you are new to the sport or have a season under your belt, take the time to learn how to keep yourself safe while also gaining skills, etiquette and other information. We will cover topics such as boat parts, adjusting your boat, supplies you need for your boat, things you need for yourself, river signals, strokes and more. Equipment will be provided for instruction. All instruction takes place indoors to get you ready because the season is just around the corner Thursday, February 10, 6:00-7:30pm, Ballou Nature Center Registration and Payment Due By: January 31. Ages 10-Adult. Call 799-5215, for more details. City: Adult- $5.00; Youth/Sr.-$4.00. NCR: Adult-$7.00; Youth/Sr.-$6.00

Tubing Trip #2429 Wishing it were snowing outside so you could go out and sleigh ride down the neighbor’s hill? No need to worry ‘cause Danville Parks, Recreation, and Tourism is taking a trip to Wintergreen Ski Resort to conquer their 900-foot, 10-lane mega snow tubing hill!! Transportation will be provided to and from Wintergreen. Participants will need to bring an extra change of clothes. Saturday, February 19, 8:30am-5:00pm, meets at Coates Recreation Center. Registration and Payment Due By: February 11. City: $40 and $52.50 NCR. Children ages 8-14 are welcome. Please call 799-6564 or 799-5215, for more information and to register.

Boater Safety Class #2458Attention Personal Watercraft (PWC) operators! If you are 15 or older, you must take and pass a boating safety course authorized by the Virginia Department of Game & Inland Fisheries (VDGIF) before boating. All individuals who operate a boat in Virginia are required to complete the class, so beat the crowd and sign up now. This course will include topics such as legal requirements, navigation rules, preparation/trailering, accidents, weather and water sports. February 22 and 24, 6:00-9:00pm, Ballou Nature CenterFEE: FREE Register By: February 18. Ages 10 – Adult/Sr. Call 799-5215, for more details.


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Outdoor RecreationAdditional Services

Adventure Programs for GroupsWould you like your family, church group or co-workers to have their own customized outdoor activity? Just call to schedule your group for canoeing, hiking, spelunking, climbing, teambuilding or any outdoor related activity. You must have at least eight participants. Call 799-5215 to make your reservations today! Must make reservations at least one month in advance.

Equipment RentalDo you want to go on an outing, but do not have the proper equipment? Outdoor Recreation can help you out! You may rent a variety of outdoor gear to include tents, backpacks, helmets, canoes, kayaks and more. To best serve you, reservations are requested at least one week in advance.

Park Shelters and Picnic Site Reservations The early bird gets the worm and calling early will ensure that favorite picnic site is booked for your family reunion, church or company picnic. Ask our staff about the new shelter and restrooms at Anglers Park. Picnic reservations for 2011 will begin at 9:00am on Monday, January 3. Call now to reserve your spot at Dan Daniel Memorial Park, Ballou Park and Camilla Williams Park. Shelters or picnic tables are also available at other public parks and neighborhood playgrounds. Call 799-5215, for more details.

Ballou Park 18-Hole Disc Golf CourseA full 18-hole course is available in addition to the recreational 9-hole course to give options for family and competitive play. The 18-hole course offers a wide variety of hole construction as well as a variety of challenges for the beginner and experienced player. Stay tuned for new tournaments and special events. For course information, call 799-5215. The course is free to play, bring your disc and fly freely!

Philip Wyatt Memorial Skate ParkDanville’s skate park has 8800 square feet of 6ft-3ft quarter pipes, grind boxes, rails and ramps. This park is an unsupervised park at all times and open only during park hours. If you would like to rent the park for a special event, give us a call at 799-5215.

TrailsTrails are a great way to warm up during the cool season. Enjoy Danville’s 8-mile paved Riverwalk, the 17-mile Anglers Ridge Mountain Bike Trail or the many Nature Trails in Dan Daniel or Ballou Park. For maps and access information, call 799-5215 or go to www.playdanvilleva.com or www.danvilletrails.com.

Mountain Bike TrailsDanville is home to some of the sweetest single track in our area and what better time of year to use them. located in Anglers Park, are more than 17 miles of mountain bike trails that offer a variety of challenges. Trails vary from expert to intermediate and beginner while providing multiple experi-ences for each level. Choose your own journey, long or short, by riding a single trail or a combination. The trails can be accessed from Anglers Park. Maps and other information can be accessed through our website www.playdan-villeva.com, www.svmba.org or by calling 799-5215.


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For information on these programs and services call (434) 799-5150




Adult Basketball League #151Men’s Adult Basketball league is a great way to get church groups, businesses and friends to hang out and play basketball. Registra-tion begins on November 1 and the roster deadline is due on November 19. leagues will begin play on December 6. Cost is $235.00 per team. NCR fee is $12.50. Register at the Sports & Athletics Office on the 4th Floor of the City Auditorium Building Downtown, Monday – Thursday until 4:00pm and Fridays 4:00-5:00pm or online at www.playdanvilleva.com via ActiveNet. For more details and information, call Sports & Athletics at (434) 799-5150.

SPORTS AND ATHLETICS DIVISION

Youth Optimist Basketball League #143Have a BlAST learning new techniques and skills for the basketball season. The Sports and Athletics Division Optimist Basket-ball League is for boys and girls ages 5-14. Registration dates are November 1- 24. The league will begin play on January 3. This is an exciting and fun way to meet new friends while learning the fundamen-tals of basketball. NCR fee is $12.50. Register at the Sports & Athletics Office on the 4th Floor of the City Auditorium Building Downtown, Monday – Thursday until 4:00pm and Fridays 4:00-5:00pm or online at www.playdanvilleva.com via ActiveNet. For more details and information, call Sports & Athletics at (434) 799-5150.

Mitey Mite Basketball League #138Mitey Mite Basketball is a 6-week program for children, ages 5-6, to learn about basket-ball skills and techniques. Registration will be held November 1- December 14. Sessions will begin on January 15. NCR fee is $12.50. Register at the Sports & Athletics Office on the 4th Floor of the City Auditorium Building Downtown, Monday – Thursday until 4:00pm and Fridays 4:00-5:00pm or online at www.playdanvilleva.com via ActiveNet. For more details and information, call Sports & Athletics at (434) 799-5150.

Thank you for your patience throughout the 2010 Summer while the parking lot at the Crossing was under construction. The end results of the newly redesigned parking lot at the Crossing at the Dan was well worth the wait, as it is now more accessible and can easily accommodate the large crowds for the Danville Farmers’ Market, Harvest Jubilee Concert Series, as well as other events at the Community Market, Science Center, Carrington Pavilion and Pepsi Building. Please come down to the Crossing and visit our new improvements as we continue to grow and develop the area into a premier attraction destination! For more information see the Facilities

Chart on page 29.

The new parking lot at the Crossing at the Dan was opened in September; it was enjoyed and used by the crowd attending a Saturday Farmers’ Market at the Crossing.

Update on FacilitiesNew Parking Lot at the Crossing At the Dan


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Ballou Recreation Center

760 West Main Street, Danville, VA 24541Office Hours: 9am – 5pm, Monday – FridayPhone(434) 799-5216, FAX(434) 797-8902,

(434) 797-8994 Transportation




Ballou Recreation Center provides recreational opportunities to active adults 50 and over, and services to seniors 60 and over. Information on specific programs can be found in the Sunday edition of the Register & Bee in the special senior section and at www.danvillecalendar.com. You can also register for programs online at www.playdanvilleva.com. Outreach speakers are available to inform churches, civic groups, community organizations, and housing complexes regarding services for seniors. For a monthly calendar, come by the Center. For information regarding programs, activities and services, please call 799-5216.

Special Dances and Social Engagements

Christmas Ball #1819This is one of our favorite dances as everyone gets “dressed up” for an evening of dancing! This is a great way to kick off the holiday season. Music provided by the “City limits Band.” Friday, December 10, 7:30-10:30pm. Doors open at 6:30pm. $6 in advance, $7 at the door. Sponsored by Council On Aging.

Annual Holiday Open House #2162Join us for our annual Holiday Open House! This is a chance for you to see what’s going on at Ballou. Entertainment will be provided and local artwork will be on display. light refreshments will be served. Wednesday, December 15, 3:00-5:00pm. No cost.

New Year’s Dance #2205Pull out your party shoes and dance in the New Year with the Ballou Center Council on Aging! Music provided by the “City limits Band.” Friday, December 31, 8:30pm– 12:30am. $8 in advance, 9 at the door. Tickets go on sale December 1. Sponsored by Council On Aging.

SPECIAL RECREATION DIVISION

Stone Soup Luncheon #2173Bring a can of vegetables to add to our “Special Soup Pot” and we will stir up a hot/healthy pot of goodness for lunch. Have a good time together sharing homemade soup and fellowship! Wednesday, January 5, 12:00 – 1:00pm. Cost: $1 for city residents, $2 NCR. Please call the center to let us know if you are coming.

Comedy Social Featuring Michelle Harrington #2163Tuesday, January 11, 6:00pm. Tickets are $10 in advance, $15 at the door. Couples Discount: $7 in advance, $12 at the door. Ballou Recreation Center. Call 799-5216 for details. For more details on this Special Event and other Citywide Events, check out the Special Events Section in this City Currents edition on Page 28. New Year Bingo Luncheon #2164Food, Fellowship and BINgO! Enjoy chili for lunch that is sure to warm you up followed by a few games of BINgO. Please bring a BINGO gift valued at $3 or less. Friday, January 21, 12:00pm. Cost: $4 for city residents, $6 NCR. Tickets are available December 1.

Valentine Dance #2206Bring your sweetheart for a fun filled evening of dancing. Music provided by the “City limits Band.” Friday, February 11, 7:30-10:30pm. Tickets go on sale January 11. $6 in advance, $7 at the door. Sponsored by COA.

Jazz Night at Ballou #2198Tuesday, February 15, 6:00pm. Tickets are $8 per person for city residents and $12 NCR. Tickets may be purchased beginning January 3. For more details on this Special Event and other Citywide Events, check out the Special Events Section in this City Currents edition on Page 28. Free Movie Fridays #2165Feel free to bring a bag lunch or popcorn to enjoy with the movie. Fridays, December 10-February 25, 12:30pm. No movie January 21. For a list of movie showings, contact Ballou Recreation Center, 799-5216.

Council On Aging Friday Night Dances #605If you want to be with the “in” crowd then join our Friday night dances! One of the most popular places on Friday night for individuals over the age of 50! What an inexpensive, fun, and healthy way to spend your Friday Night! Dances are held weekly 7:30-10:30pm. Sponsored by Ballou Center Council on Aging. Music provided by “City Limits Band.” Doors open at 6:30pm. Cost: $5.

Jammers #434They have “The Crooked Road,” we have the “Thursday Jammers”! This group meets each week to enjoy and play acoustical instruments. Bring your instrument or just sit and listen to the tunes. Meets Thursday, 3:00-5:00pm.

Coffee House #311Fresh Baked Cookies and Fresh Brewed Coffee, what a great smelling combo! The taste is even better! Held the last Thursday of every month, 4:00-5:00pm. We will even throw in listening to the “Thursday Jammers” for free. Call us to let us know that you are coming! Donations accepted.

“Fellowship Hour” and Wednesday Friends #621 Join this fun-loving group, who are transported from their homes to Ballou Recreation Center to attend this weekly program. We will start the day off with a Fellowship Hour, followed by a bag lunch, then a special activity. Held each Wednesday 11:00am– 2:00pm. Nominal fee. Call the center transportation line to arrange for pick-up, 797-8994. Shopping trips will be December 8, January 12 and February 9.

BINGO #1389You don’t have to take an ocean cruise to enjoy playing BINgO. Donations for bingo prizes are accepted for our bingo program. Play with us FREE at these December locations:

First Monday – IHOP – 1-3 p.m. • Third Tuesday – Abingdon Place – • 10:30-12 Noon First Wednesday– Hardees on • Riverside Drive – 1-3 p.m.Third Wednesday – Hardees on Piney • Forest Road – 1-3pm

It’s Time for BINGO! #2626Challenge your mind and play bingo with us at our new monthly location – Ballou Recreation Center! let’s snack, make friends, and play BINgO! This monthly we’ll celebrate Valentine’s Day, so wear holiday attire and let’s play! Bring a snack or drink to share. We gladly accept prize donations. Wednesday, February 9, from 1-3 pm.

Adult Programs at Ballou Recreation Center


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Hobbies & Special Interest

Bowling Tournaments #448Enjoy your favorite past time and win prizes as you bowl in our monthly Senior Bowling Tournament at Riverside lanes. One price covers the cost of the shoe rental and three games. Prizes awarded! Have your blood pressure and body mass index checked while you wait. Call Riverside Lanes to register, 791-2695, December 1, January 5, February 2, 10:00am-12:00pm. Cost: $5.

Ballou Choir #586See the best group in Danville that is presently on tour!! Our choir is very active throughout the City of Danville each month bringing smiles to those that can no longer get out and about. We are even available for command public performances! Come join our choir; practices are held on the first Tuesday of every month, 11:15am-12:30pm. Upcoming choir performances include:

Abingdon Place – 2nd Thursday, 11am• Hilltop Gardens - 3rd Thursday, 1pm • Loyalton - 3rd Monday, 11am• Piney Forest Nursing Home - 4th • Monday, 11amRoman Eagle Memorial Home - 2nd • Tuesday, 1:30 pmStratford Rehab - 4th Thursday, • 11:15am

Book Swap #467For those who just love to keep their noses in a book, this free program is for you! Browse the books on display at Ballou Recreation Center 9:00am – 5:00pm, Monday-Friday. Choose a book or two, sign your name to the sheet, and leave a book or two for someone else to enjoy.

Hobbies #470Join in the fun with other people that have the same interest and hobbies as you. All groups welcome new persons. To find out more details about the activities listed below, call Ballou Recreation Center, 799-5216.*Chess Night with larry Ford*African Violet Society *Card Club *Bridge * Billiards *SCC Knitters *Walking Club

Health-Wellness-Fitness

Prime Time Fitness #475Enjoy low impact; self paced classes with upbeat music. Weight training, toning and stretching exercises are part of this fitness routine. Sylvia South and Sallie Abreu will help you to get in shape, stay in shape and maintain an active, healthy lifestyle. Cost: $2 per class or purchase a membership card for $20. Classes held Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:30-11:00am.

10 for 10 Personal Training #1722Interested in Personal Training? Be sure to sign up for personal training with Danville’s own Coach Wilson of Divine Fitness for only $10 per session. THAT’S RIGHT, 10 SESSIONS FOR $10 EACH!! Sign up now to receive your FREE consultation. Contact Ballou, 799-5216, for more information.

Chest & Shoulder Hooping - #2502Open to the experienced hoop dancer for one night only! learn a little more about chest and shoulder hoop moves. Thursday, December 2 from 5:30-6:30 pm. Cost: $10.

Senior Exercise #2400glenwood Community Center on Halifax Road is providing a low-impact exercise class that will keep you healthy! These classes are offered on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays (10 am) from December 2 - February 28. Come have a great time with our group. For more information, please call Glenwood Community Center at 799-6469 or e-mail [email protected]

Get Moving #2478Coates Recreation Center off Westover Drive is helping you keep those pounds off! We will be providing low impact exercise classes for adults. Join us at the center as we stay true to our New Year’s resolution, by exercising and shedding those gained pounds. Classes will be held Monday, Wednesday and Friday 10:00am-11:00am. Cost for the class is only $2/city residents and $3/NCR for each session. Please call Coates at 799-6564, for more information and to register.

Senior Fitness #2398Keep your body moving with this new and fun program dedicated strictly for those over 55. Stop by Squire Recreation Center (at the JW Squire National guard Armory off Piney Forest Road) at 8:30am every Tuesday and Thursday starting January 4 for the entire month. We will introduce you to some simple fitness programs you can do on your own including weight training, walking/running and yoga. Cost is $49 for city residents, $59 for NCR. To get more details, call 799-5214.

Lighten Up for Life! #2207Ballou Recreation Center is delighted to once again offer our annual lighten Up for life program. This year’s program is for ladies only and filled with lots of fun fitness, nutritional programs, guest speakers, prizes and much more! Join in on this year’s program – now in its seventh year! Meets every Wednesday, January 5-April 28, 9:00-11:00 am. Cost: $15. Class size will be limited this year; call to reserve your space for the 2011 Lighten Up for Life program!

The Inside Story on Osteoporosis #2203Centra Medical group is proud to present a workshop on Osteoporosis. Shannon Jones, physical therapist, will be discussing risk factors, treatment and prevention of this condition of weakened bones. Wednesday, January 26, 12:45-1:45pm. Cost: $1 for city residents and $2.00 NCR. Please call 799-5216 to register.

Wii Hour #1724Stop by Ballou Recreation Center and have fun playing sports and games on the Nintendo Wii. The Wii will be available for open play on Wednesdays beginning January 5, 4:00-5:00pm. No cost.

Fitness Equipment #479Available on the upper level of Ballou Recreation Center, is a Recumbent C52r Bike and Air Dyne Exercise Bike, along with a Cardio Fit Machine and lateral Thigh Trainer. These are available for use daily, on a first come, first-serve basis, Monday - Friday, 9:00am –5:00pm.


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Exercise from Home #925This exercise program is designed for those individuals who are homebound or unable to attend the PTF classes at Ballou Recreation Center. Join us on Comcast City TV-10 on the following dates: *Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays – 8:00am *Saturdays – 6:30am and 10:00am*Sundays – 9:30am.

Senior Tennis #481Join fellow tennis advocates, who play on Ballou Park’s tennis courts. This is a great way to stay active, bond with fellow tennis enthusiasts and enjoy the great outdoors. Monday, Thursday and Saturday, 1:00-4:00pm.

Hoop Dancing - #2492Hoop dancing is more than just waist hooping. It is fun and quite a workout. Join this exercise-oriented reincarnation of the 1950s Hula-Hoop craze. This program gives you a good cardiovascular workout, builds stamina, and improves agility and strength. Join instructor Karen Maute as you reduce stress, increase flexibility, improve self-confidence, and laugh. Karen is a Level 1 Certified Hoopnotica Instructor. Cost is $45 for the class. Hoop is required for this class and can be purchased for an additional fee of $15. Thursdays, January 6-February 10 from 5:30-6:30 pm

Chair Yoga - #2498let Karen Maute teach you how to focus on your inner voice, relax, open energy channels, and learn simple yoga postures in 6 short weeks. Bring a beach towel or yoga mat. January 7-February 11 from 9:30-10:30 am. $45 for session or $8 per class.

Trips

Castle McCulloch, Jamestown, NC #2185Travel with Ballou Recreation Center to Castle McCulloch in Jamestown, NC. The castle will be beautifully decorated for the holiday season. You will see live Christmas acts throughout the holiday trail featuring Santa and his elves, a singing Christmas tree, carolers, and more of your favorite Christmas characters. See over half a million twinkling lights displayed throughout the inside and outside walking trail. Bring the entire family. Dinner on your own at Smokey Bones. Tuesday, December 14, 5:00-10:00pm. Cost: $43 City; $53 NCR. Contact Ballou, 799-5216, for more information.

“The Lion King”, Durham, NC #2186Don’t miss this trip to see the Broadway Award Winning Best Musical “The lion King” in Durham, NC. The “lion King” is billed as the triangle’s most eagerly awaited stage production ever. Visually stunning, technically astounding with a musical score like none other you’ve ever heard. The show will entertain all ages. Dinner will be on your own in Durham. Saturday, January 22, 12:00-8:00pm. Cost: $115 City; $125 NCR. Contact Ballou, 799-5216, for more information.

Macaroni Grill, Greensboro, NC #2187February brings love and fine dining in greensboro, NC. We will have lunch at Macaroni grill and then shop until we drop at the Friendly Shopping Center. This is a great trip to give to your favorite Valentine. Tuesday, February 8, 12:00-6:00pm. Cost: $36 City; $46 NCR. Contact Ballou, 799-5216, for more information.

Cooking Classes & Demonstrations

Cooking Demonstrations Pampered Chef’s Nichole Harris will demonstrate how to prepare and cook a meal that is less than $2 per serving in fewer than twenty minutes. The demonstration will include an appetizer, a main course and a dessert. Each session will meet 6:30-8:30pm. Cost: CR $6; NCR $9.

# 2192 Session 1: Southwest-• ern Chicken Salad - Tues-day, December 7 # 2296 Session 2: Grilled Chicken • Penne Al Fresco - Tuesday, February 1


Cut the Fat for Better Health #2202Beverly Vaden with the Virginia Cooperative Extension Family Nutrition Program will be sharing low fat recipes, tips and suggestions on low fat cooking, low fat foods and eating a low fat diet. Wednesday, January 19, 12:45-1:45pm. Cost $1/city residents, $2 NCR. Register by January 3.

Pass the Pasta Cooking Class #2201Pick up some nutritious pasta recipes and sample some pasta dishes in this lunch time workshop. Instructed by Beverly Vaden, Virginia Cooperative Extension Family Nutrition Program. Wednesday, February 16, 12:30-1:30pm. Cost: $2/city residents, $4 NCR. Register by February 14.

Music and Dance Classes

Boogie Mondays #474learn new dances, make new friends and have loads of fun in the process. Class meets every Monday night. Cost is $3 per visit or a Dance Card for $15. Time: 7:00-8:30pm.

December 6-Review• December 13-Annual Christ-• mas Party, 6:00-9:00pm-Bring a covered dish and $10 gift

Beginner Piano Lessons #2315learn the basic fundamentals of playing the piano. In this on going class, you will be taught the basic technique and theory. Instructed by Charles Oliver. Class will be held on Friday 4pm - 5pm starting January 7. Cost: $10/city residents, $15 NCR. Call Ballou, 799-5216 to register. Must provide your own keyboard.


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Beginning Shag - #2604The Danville Shag Club is once again offering you an opportunity to learn the “dance of the South” – the Shag! Learn the basic steps of shag in this 6-week beginner shag class. Tuesdays, February 21-March 28, from 7-8 pm. Cost: $30. Intermediate Shag - #2605Shag Icon, John gilstrap, along with members of the Danville Shag Club will teach a 6-week intermediate shag class featuring male/female lead and mirror steps in this 6-week class. Tuesdays, February 21-March 28 from 8-9 pm. Cost: $30.

Arts & Crafts

Holiday Candle Making #2204learn simple techniques on the preparation, process and maintenance of candle making. Each participant will make three candles. Friday, December 10, 3:00-5:00pm. Cost: $15/city residents, $22.50 NCR.

Holiday Craft Hour #2174This will be a fun, “hands-on” holiday workshop! You will make ornaments and pick up some great tree trimming ideas that are “budget friendly”. Wednesday, December 1, 12:45-1:45pm. Cost: $1/city residents, $2 NCR.

Easy Soap Making Recipes Using Kitchen Items This workshop will focus on making soap the easy way using things you find in the kitchen. Each participant will make six natural soaps that are good for the skin. Cost: $15/city residents, $22.50 NCR. Register by January 23.

# 2298 Session 1: Tuesday, • January 25, 6:00-8:00pm # 439 Session 2: Friday, Feb-• ruary 11, 2:00-4:00pm.

Valentine Tea/Crafts #2175We will host a Valentine’s Day Tea with our Wednesday Friends and would like you to join us! Treats and tea will be served and there will be a special Valentine’s Day craft project set up so you can create a valentine for someone special in your life. Wednesday, February 2, 12:00– 1:45pm. Cost: $1/city residents, $2 NCR. Call 799-5216, to register before February 1.

I Know You Can Draw! #2200learn creative drawing exercises in which you will be sure to release your inner artist. All skill levels are welcome. Materials are included. Wednesday, February 23, 12:45-1:45pm. Cost: $1/city residents, $2 NCR. Register by February 21.

Computer ClassesComputer Learning (Self-Taught) #468Do you find that you do better work self-paced? Then we have the class for you! Adults 50+ can sign up for a brief tutorial for the following interactive computer learning CD’s: Office 2000, Excel 2000, and Access 2000. Call the center in advance to let us know that you are coming. 799-5216. No cost.

Computer Classes #469Sign up now by calling the center to find out the times and dates that are available for our computer classes being offered by our volunteer teachers! This is a 4-week session. Cost: $10 for city residents, $15 NCR.

Senior Computer Lab #1395The Ballou Recreation Center has two computers available on a first-come, first-serve basis for use by citizens 50 years and older. You can surf the Internet, take computer classes, learn how to type or increase your typing speed with our Mavis Beacon Typing Tutor, or teach yourself Access 2000, Office 2000, or Excel 2000 with our teach-yourself instructional CDs. Computers are generally available Monday-Friday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm.


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Blood Pressure & Body Mass Index Checks Provided at the Following Locations & Times:

Mondays #600 1st McDonalds - Riverside Dr 8:30-10:30 am CVS Pharmacy - Riverside Dr 11:30 am-12:30 pm IHOP 1-3 pm 2nd McDonalds - 58 East 8:30-10:30 am CVS Pharmacy - 58 East 11:30 am-12:30 pm3rd McDonalds - West Main St 8:30-10:30 am CVS Pharmacy - West Main St 11:30 am-12:30 pm4th McDonalds - Piney Forest Rd 8:30-10:30 am CVS Pharmacy - Piney Forest Rd 11:30 am-12:30 pm

Tuesdays #6011st Belks – 11am –2 pm2nd Golden Corral -10:30am-12:30pm 3rd City Armory - Floyd Street - 9-10 am Abingdon Place – 10:30 am –12 noon last Tuesdays Hilltop gardens, Forestdale Dr. 10 am-12 noon Hardees - West Main Street - 1-3 pm

Wednesdays #6021st Riverside Lanes - 10-12 noon Hardees on Riverside Drive - 1-3 pm 3rd Piggly Wiggly - Nor-Dan - 9-11 am Hardees - Piney Forest Road - 1-3 pm last Wednesday Glenwood Rec Center – 8:30-10 am Hardees on 58 East – 1-3 pm

Thursdays #6031st & 3rd K-Mart - 9-11 am Ollie’s Bargain Outlet 12noon-2pm2nd & 4th Piedmont Mall - Food Court 7-9 am Heritage Towers - 10-11:30 am

Fridays #6043rd Danville House - 9-10:30 am Stonewall Recreation Center 11 am-12:30 pm

Services for SeniorsDanville Senior Transportation #482Danville city residents, ages 60 and over, are fortunate to have curb to curb, accessible transportation, for medical appointments, grocery shopping needs, occasional recreational trips, congregate meal site sessions, etc. Transportation is provided to those in need of services that promote continued independent living. Call 797-8994 to see if you qualify and to schedule a pick up. Appointments scheduled Monday-Thursday, 9:00 am-2:00 pm. $1 donation is requested.

Volunteer Opportunities #488looking to give back to your community? Volunteers are always needed in a variety of areas. Call to offer your assistance with crafts, help with decorating and serving for special events, outreach opportunities for bingo callers and blood pressure checkers, and outreach speaking about our programs and services.

Library Books #494Thanks to the Danville Public library, we have available to our participants, the latest releases in large-print library books that are available for checkout at the reception desk at Ballou Center.

AAA Roadwise Review #491Test your driving skills on this software issued by AAA to test seniors’ leg strength and general mobility, head and neck flexibility, high-contrast visual acuity, low-contrast visual acuity, working memory, visualizing missing information, visual search and visual information processing speed. It is self-evaluation based on both the accuracy and speed of the responses. At the end of the program, there is feedback from the results of the test and suggestions to keep seniors driving safely longer. Call gaynell for more information on how to use this great computer program, to determine your current driving skills and to schedule a time convenient for this program. Available Monday - Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm.

Senior Citizen Organizations #746Senior Citizen’s Club general Meeting – Third Thursday of every month, 12:00 noon – Followed by Board Meeting at 2:00pmDanville Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) - Board Meeting - First Thursday of every month, 2:00pm.AARP General Meeting - Second Thursday of every month, 12:00 noon.


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Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center119 Bradley Road, Danville, VA 24540

(Corner of North Main Street and Bradley Road)

Phone :( 434) 799-5199Office Hours: 9:00am - 4:00pm (Mon-Fri.)




Inclusion StatementThe Danville Parks, Recreation & Tourism Department provides opportunities and rec-reation programs, which are open and acces-sible to all citizens in the city and surrounding areas regardless of sex, religion, socioeconomic status and/or level of physical or intellectual ability. Persons with disabilities are encour-aged to recreate with their peers by taking any class listed in this brochure. Please call Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center and we will have an inclusion specialist assist you with reasonable accommodations. Please give at least three weeks notice prior to the class or program start date to make these accom-modations. It is our intent to provide a safe, successful and enjoyable experience for all.

If any person with a disability wishes to participate in Therapeutic Programs geared toward specific disabilities, goals and objectives, these are offered through Stonewall Thera-peutic Recreation Center, (434) 799-5199.

Program Requirements All programs are open to citizens with impairments. Participation in programs is subject to minimum eligibility requirements. These include age, prerequisite skill, safety, behavior, personal care, and medical issues. Each program has specific requirements. Please call the center at (434) 799-5199 at least two weeks prior to the program to register. Registration is limited and will be provided on a first come, first serve basis.A detailed explanation of Minimum Eligibil-ity Requirements, Behavior guidelines, and Rules of Conduct are available upon request.

Programs and Classes for People with Intellectual

ImpairmentsTarget population: People with mild to intellectual impairments, high function-ing autism, and developmental disabilities.

Prerequisite skills: Follow one and two-step directions, be independent in activities of daily living (eating, toileting, etc.), manage own behavior with minimal staff intervention, ability to make simple choices and desire to participate.

Sports & Fitness

Monday Hoops- New Program! #2212Basketball is a game of practice and skill…take your best shot at learning the skills of basketball with Sierra. Monday, December 6 and 13, January 3, 10 and 24 and February 7, 21 and 28, 11:00am-12:00pm. Register by November 29. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost per class: City: $2, NCR: $3.

Wednesday Volley-New Program! #2213Bump, set, spike…try your hand at learning the skills of volleyball at Stonewall Therapeutic Center. Wednesday, December 1 and 15, January 5 and 19 and February 2 and 16. 11:00am-12:00pm. Register by November 24. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost per class: City: $2, NCR: $3.

Get Fit Fridays #2214Having an active lifestyle can make you a happier person so join your friends as you get active and fit together. You will do a variety of exercises such as walking, lifting weights, stretching and dancing. You will also be able to learn about how to be a healthier person. Friday, December 3 - 17, January 7, 21 and 28 and February 4 - 25. 11:00am-12:00pm. Register by November 19. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost per class: City: $2, NCR: $3.

Arts & Crafts

Holiday Wreaths #2218Spruce up your door with a festive holiday wreath for all to admire. December 8, 10:00am–12:00pm. Register by December 1. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost: City: $8, NCR: $12.

Stitch in Time-New Program! #2215Sew one… sew two...sew three! Take your needle and yarn and learn how to make a small lap quilt by hand. Fridays, December 3 - January 28, 1:00-3:00pm. No class December 24 and 31, or January 14. Register by November 29. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost per class: City: $3, NCR: $4.50.

Winter Pillows #2222On those cool winter days in January, take time to snuggle up with a good book while you rest on a warm winter pillow. Wednesday, January 12, 10:00am-12:00pm. Register by January 5. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost: City: $4, NCR: $6.

Snowman Craft #2223Be creative by using a variety of mediums to create your own personalized snowman while sipping on some warm hot chocolate. Wednesday, January 26, 10:00am-12:00pm. Register by January 19. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost: City: $4, NCR: $6.

Friday Oil Painters- New Program! #2216Be the next Bob Ross…..learn the art and skills needed to oil paint beautiful simplistic paintings. Fridays, February 4 - 25. 1:00-3:00pm. Register by January 20. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost per class: City: $3, NCR: $4.50.

Self-Improvement Skills

Social Tuesday #1232Explore self and community while learning social skills with peers and the public. Activities include, but are not limited to, art, outings, cooking, games, daily living skills and holiday activities. Tuesday, December 7 and 14, January 4 - 25 and February 1- 22, 10:00am–2:30pm. Register by November 30. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost per class: City: $4, NCR: $6.

Social Saturdays #1821Join your friends for a day of fun at Stonewall Therapeutic Center for ages nine and above. Saturday, December 4 and 18, January 8 and 22 and February 5 and 19, 10:00am-2:00pm. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost per class: City $7, NCR: $10.50.

Special Events

Sounds of the Season #2224Enjoy singing songs of the holiday season along with traditional holiday treats. Tuesday, December 21, 5:00-7:00pm. Register by December 14. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost: City: $2, NCR: $3.

New Year’s Eve Party #2219Tic-tock the clock will strike 12 midnight and the New Year will be here. Enjoy the day by bringing the New Year in early with friends at Stonewall. Friday, December 31, 11:00am-1:00pm. Register by December 16. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost: City: $3, NCR: $4.50.


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Stonewall Therapueutic Recreation CenterWinter Wonderland Ball #2220Enjoy the enchanting evening under the stars at the Winter Wonderland Ball at Stonewall. Friday, January 14, 6:00-9:00pm. Register by January 7. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost: $7 in advance, $10 at the door.

Talent Show Practice #2225Find your talent at Stonewall and practice for the talent show. Wednesday, February 9, 10:00am-12:00pm. Register by February 2. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. No fee.

Valentine Party #2226lots of love, with kisses and hugs on Valentine’s Day. Enjoy the afternoon with those closest to you. Monday, February 14, 10:00am-12:00pm. Register by February 7. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost: City: $3, NCR: $4.50.

Talent Show #2227lights, Camera, Action…strut your talents for your peers, friends and family at Stonewall Therapeutic Center. Wednesday, February 23, 10:00am-12:00pm. Register by February 9. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. No fee.

Specialty Camp

Winter Break Camp #2239Enjoy your winter break with your classmates by going on outings, games and having fun at Stonewall. December 20 - 22 and December 27 - 30, 10:00am-2:30pm. Register by December 6. Space is limited. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost per week: City: $20, NCR $30.

Teacher Workday Fun at Stonewall #2221School is out today so enjoy fun and games with your friends at Stonewall. Monday, January 31, 10:00am-2:30pm. Register by January 24. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost: City $5, NCR: $7.50.

After School

George Washington High School Afterschool #1218Enjoy your time after school playing the Wii, hiking, cooking, fishing and enjoying many more activities with your friends at Stonewall, Thursdays, December 2 - 16 and January 6 - February 24, 3:00-5:00pm. Register by November 18. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost: $3 per day.

Stonewall After School at Woodberry School #2243You’ve been sitting all day, now it’s time for some fun playing basketball, tennis, volleyball and indoor bowling. Join us for some after school fun. Ages 6-13. Every Monday and Tuesday, December 6 - February 28, 2:30-4:15pm. Register by December 1. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost: $3 per day.

Programs for People with Sensory Impairments

Target population: People who are legally or totally blind.

Blind Crafters #1824The Blind Crafters explore crafts and a variety of art media. Second and Fourth Mondays, 1-4pm. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost: City: $2, NCR: $3.

Lighthouse Club #2217The lighthouse Club hosts speakers and presenters who have an interest and helpful information for the visually impaired. Second Monday of each month, 10:30am-1:00pm. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199. Cost: City: $2, NCR: $3.

Other Programs and Services

Sensitivity Training #740Is your company or school in need of sensitivity training in reference to working with people with impairments? Do children in your organization tease other children who have a disability? If so, contact Charlene Presley, 799-5199, to let us set-up a fun and informative workshop for your children or staff. goals are to offer outreach and education about working with people with impairments.

Resource Speakers #741Civic organizations, churches, and other groups seeking a guest speaker for their monthly program, in reference to the Therapeutic Recreation Center’s purpose and activities, may contact Charlene Presley, 799-5199.

Southern Area Agency on Aging Nutrition ProgramCome together at Stonewall Therapeutic Center for fun, fellowship and an exchange of information. This program is open to senior citizens 60 years of age and over. Call Thursdays and Fridays, 10:00am-12:00pm and ask for Clara Bennett, 799-5199.

In-School Recreation Therapy #743Stonewall Therapeutic staff will provide Recreation Therapy in the Danville Public Schools for Trainable Intellectual Disability self-contained classrooms as time permits. Service is limited to preschool, elementary school and middle school students. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199.

Stonewall Walkers #744Walk at your own pace and on your own time. If you choose to walk on the Stonewall Walking trail, one mile is 5 laps. Or, you may walk other routes. Keep a record of miles walked, using the honor system. After walking 50 miles you will receive a water bottle, 100 miles receive a t-shirt. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199.

SPAC (Special Populations Advisory Council)Meets the first Tuesday each month, 12:15pm. Friends of Stonewall assist with projects, programs and special events. Contact Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, 799-5199.


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To register for a program online using the Department’s ActiveNet System,please refer to the program number

listed beside each program and go to playdanvilleva.com

or www.visitdanville.com

Holiday Special Events

“NEW” Holiday Market #2208Saturday, November 6, 8:00am-3:00pm, Community Market BuildingIn preparation for the upcoming Thanksgiving Holiday visit the Farmers Market for those unique baked goods, holiday/fall decorations, some farm fresh produce and products, and much more for those special parties and gatherings just around the corner. Interested in being a vendor at our Holiday Market, call us at (434) 797-8961 or email us at [email protected]

Annual Holiday Bazaar #2210Saturday, November 20 (8:00am-3:00pm) Community Market Building, Craghead Street, Downtown Want to know what’s bizarre? The fact that this craft show is like no other! Come to the Danville Community Market to do your holiday shopping. look through crafts, jewelry, artwork, baked goods and other unique items. With 70 vendors selling one-of-a-kind items, there is something for everyone on your list. For more details or to check on available spaces, call 434-797-8961.

Luminary Trail Walk #2386Friday, December 3, 6:00-8:00pm, Riverwalk - Dan Daniel Memorial Park. This is a free family event. Come dressed for the cold holiday season, but with a warm heart ready for a night of magic and fun. Enjoy a night stroll along the candlelit Riverwalk, while listening to the stirring sounds of holiday music sung by caroling groups. Afterwards, gather around the campfire with family and friends to roast marshmallows and sip a refreshing cup of hot chocolate! For more information, call Outdoor Recreation at 799-5215.

“NEW” Holiday Market #2209Saturday, December 4, 8:00am-3:00pm, Community Market BuildingVisit the Danville Farmers’ Market for a special Holiday Market. What will be offered for sale? Everything to get you ready for your holiday parties and gatherings!! Select great gift ideas from handmade crafts, jewelry, and artwork. Pick up some amazing and unique baked goods to carry to your special event. Need a Christmas tree? Select a live one from local growers at the Holiday Market. Choose a handmade wreath for your door and much more!! Interested in being a vendor at our Holiday Market, call us at (434) 797-8961 or email us at [email protected]

Ballou Park Tree Lighting #2385Saturday, December 4, 4:30-5:30pm, Ballou Park. Bring your family and friends to ring in the holiday season with the lighting of the Ballou Park Christmas Tree! Schoolfield Elementary Chorus always stages an entertaining performance and refreshments will be provided. A special guest may delight us with his appearance! For more information call Outdoor Recreation at 799-5215.

Holiday Lights Contest #2411 Judging takes place Wednesday and Thursdays, December 8, 9 and 16, 5:30-8:30pm. Registration deadline is December 6. Whether you have a peaceful holiday scene or light up the night sky with your outdoor exhibit, call in your entry for a chance at winning the contest! Winners will be recognized with a City Beautiful Judges Choice sign on display throughout the holiday season. Members of the City Beautiful Committee will judge entries as well as participants in the Holiday lights Tour. Enter your house or your neighbor’s house by calling Outdoor Recreation at 799-5215.

Tell me a story, Santa Claus #2350Thursday, December 9, 6:30 - 8:00pm, Pepsi Building, Craghead Street, Downtown DanvilleEnjoy an evening of Christmas stories told by Santa Claus. get in the Christmas spirit and spend an evening with stories, refreshments and Saint Nick and his helpers by the Christmas tree. Open to ages 3 – 6. The fee is $7.00 for city residents and is $10.50 for NCR. Registration begins November 15. Call 434-797-8848 to register.

Santa’s Workshop #2388Saturday, December 11, 10:00am – 12:00noon, Coates Recreation Center, Ages 3-8The Holidays are near! Santa and his elves will be coming to Coates Recreation Center. Talk to the jolly old man while creating special gifts and working in a variety of Santa’s workshops. There will also be a tree lighting that Santa and Mrs. Claus will conduct themselves!! So please don’t miss out on this great event, call Coates at 799-6564. Cost is $5 city residents and $7.50 NCR.

Riverview Rotary “Community Christmas Spirit” Parade #2515Saturday, December 11, 6:00pm, Main and Craghead Streets, Downtown DanvilleWatch Danville’s “Community Christmas Spirit” light up the night during the 2010 Riverview Rotary Christmas Parade. Join us for a fabulous display of community groups and businesses displaying their floats, cars, marching bands, marching units and more. greet Santa and Mrs. Claus as we welcome the holiday season celebrating the best of Danville’s “Community Christmas Spirit”. To register a parade entry go to www.visitdanville.com or call 434-793-4636, for an application; registration deadline is November 24. Sponsored by Parks, Recreation & Tourism.

Holiday Lights Tour #2412Thursday, December 16, 6:00-8:00pm, Ballou Nature Center Registration and Payment Due By: December 6. Don’t miss out on the winners of the Holiday lights Contest, and enjoy many other scenic houses and displays around Danville. Kick back and relax with some hot chocolate and cookies as you take in all the beautiful sights of the season. limited space is available so call soon to reserve your space. Ages 10-Adult. City: Adult-$5.00; Youth/Sr.-$4.00. NCR: Adult-$10.00; Youth/Sr.-$8.00.For more details or to register, contact Outdoor Recreation at 799-5215.

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Special EventsDanville Symphony Orchestra’s Home for the Holidays Concert #2518Saturday, December 18, 8:00pm, GW High School AuditoriumEnjoy an evening of classical and popular holiday favorites including works by leroy Anderson, J.S. Bach, Irving Berlin, Mel Torme and Vaughan-Williams. Included is Bach’s “Sheep May Safely graze,” Anders’s “Christmas Festival” and additional repertoire spanning sacred and secular favorites and, of course, selections for “kids of all ages.” Visit us at www.danvillesymphony.net or call 799-2666. Sponsored by Parks, Recreation & Tourism

An Evening of Music and Dance - #2244 December 20, 6:00pm, at the Danville City Auditorium. There is no fee to attend. Join the music and dance classes of Danville Parks, Recreation & Tourism for an enchanted evening of music, dance and fellowship. Celebrate the diverse talents of the Ballou Choir, Ballou Jammers, Monday Steppers, Belly Dancers, African Dancers and Drummers, guitar Players and more. A showcase of talent for your enjoyment. Open to the entire family.For more details, call 797-8848.

Santa Calling- #2353Tuesday, December 21, 5:30-8pmRegister your child to receive a call from Santa all the way from his workshop at the North Pole. Santa will be making calls to children ages 3-8. Watch for more details to be sent home with your child from local schools and preschools. Deadline to register is Friday, December 17 by 12 noon. Registration begins November 29. For more details, call 799-5200.

Bringing Generations and Cultures Together - Kwanzaa Celebration - #2245 December 28, 5:30pm, Squire Recreation Center. There is no fee to attend. Kwanzaa is a time of celebration, community gathering, and reflection, a time of endings and beginnings. learn the Seven Principles of Kwanzaa and spend an evening celebrating the holiday season.Call 797-8848, for more information.

Other Community EventsBright Leaf Brew Fest #2041 Community Market – Saturday, November 13, (12:00-8:00pm)The third annual Bright leaf Brew Fest is the perfect recipe for a good time. Select from over 100 styles of beer to sample, talk to brewery reps and enjoy an afternoon with friends. located off Craghead Street, the heart of Danville’s historic tobacco warehouse district. Admission is $19; tickets are on sale now. Must be 21 or older to attend. Designated Driver tickets available. Transportation will be available to and from Comfort Inn of Danville. Price includes admission, souvenir glass, and nine, four-ounce samples of your choice. Food and product vendors will be present. For more information, call 434-793-4636 or go to www.visitdanville.com.

Danville Concert Associations 2010-11 SeriesElena Martin and Jose Meliton #2516Saturday, December 4, 7:30pm, Pritchett Auditorium at Averett UniversityDuo Piano(s) fortes are the strong point of this celebrated duo—Spanish fire and ice on Steinway grands—just in time for the holidays. “The pianists combine a sensitivity of interpretation with their magnificent technique. Bravo!”

Joaquin Rodrigo, legendary 20th-century composer/pianist Philharmonic of Poland #2519Saturday, February 5, 7:30pm, GW High School AuditoriumVeterans of two recent performances at Vienna’s famed Musikverein (Golden Hall), this orchestra overflows with Polish polish and panache in its American debut. Presented by the Danville Concert Association and co-sponsored by Danville Parks, Recreation & Tourism. Visit our website www.danvilleconcert.org to order tickets or call 434-792-9242.

Comedy Social Featuring Michelle Harrington #2163. Tuesday, January 11, 6:00 pm. Tickets are $10 in advance, $15 at the door. Couples Discount: $7 in advance, $12 at the door. Ballou Recreation Center. Call 799-5216 for details.If you love to laugh and love desserts, then we have the show for you! Desserts served at 6:00pm with a comedy show immediately following. Michelle Harrington, a native of North Carolina, will be the featured comedian. Ballou Recreation Center. Call 799-5216 for details.

Danville’s Ice Bowl Disc Golf Tournament #2451Saturday, February 5, 10:00am-2:00pm, Ballou Park Disc Golf Course. Pre-register by January 31, or register day of event. Don’t miss out on this annual charity event! Once again, players will compete in a fun and friendly atmosphere to support your local United Way. Turnout has been tremendous the past few years, so let’s look to grow even bigger in 2011. Whether you have never played before or play daily, this event is for you. Registration opens at 9:00am; breakfast and lunch will be provided to all who register. Prizes and awards will be given away in this two round classic. One round will consist of captain’s choice and one will be individual play. FEE: Beginner-$15; Advanced: $20. Add $5 for Individual Second Round. For more details, contact Jason Bookheimer at Outdoor Recreation 799-5215.

Community Book, Game, and DVD Swap #2430“Swap Day” will be held February 5, 10:00 am-12:00noon, Coates Recreation Center. Open to all ages, children-adults. Participants may drop off their “gently used” books, games and DVDs at Coates. With this swap you will be given a ticket for every item that you bring to the swap. There will be a maximum of 15 items that you may swap. All items must be pre-approved by staff. Items that are to be exchanged should be dropped off on January 24 - February 3 at Coates. For more information and to register, please call Coates at 799-6564.

Jazz Night at Ballou #2198Tuesday, February 15, 6:00 – 8:00pm, Ballou Recreation CenterJoin us for a night of Coffee and Jazz. Enjoy jazz and spoken word from various local and regional artists, while sipping on hot tea and coffee. light refreshments will be provided. Tickets are $8 per person for city residents and $12 NCR. Tickets can be purchased beginning January 3. For more information, call Ballou Recreation Center at 799-5216.


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Dan Daniel Memorial Park - River Park Dr.

Doyle Thomas Park - Green St.

H. B. Moorefield Park - 58 West

Grove Park - Southland Dr.

M. C. Martin Park - Memorial Dr.

Pumpkin Creek Park - Taylor Dr.

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Ballou Senior Center - W. Main St.

City Armory Rec Center - Floyd St.

Coates Rec Center - Westover Dr.

Community Market - Craghead St.

Glenwood Rec Center - Halifax Rd.

Pepsi Building - Craghead St.

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Stonewall Rec Center - Bradley Rd.

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Campbell Street - Campbell St.

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Druid Hills Playground - Greenwood Ave.

Fireman's Memorial - Worsham St.

G. L. H. Johnson School - Melrose Ave.

G. W. High School - Christopher Ln.

Hylton Hall - Hylton Ave.

Langston School- Cleveland St.

Lefty Wilson Field - Goode St.

Market Garden - Henry St.

Mary Jane Hyler Playground - Shelton St.

Riverwalk Greenway - Dan Riverfront

Sandy Shores Playground - Rosemary Ln.

Swain Acres - Springfield Rd.

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Woodberry Hills School - Audubon Dr.

Woodrow Wilson School - Benefield St.

Townes Lea School - Cedarbrook Dr.

Welcome Center - River Park Dr.

Westmoreland School - Spruce St.

White Rock - Cunningham St.

Danville Parks, Recreation & TourismFacility Chart

Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism


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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS, RECREATION

& TOuRISMMain Office

PO Box 3300, Danville, VA 24543(125 N. Floyd Street)Phone: 434-799-5200Fax: 434-799-6562

Email: [email protected]

For more information on Parks, Recreation & Tourism Services go to the Department’s

Website at: playdanvilleva.com

DirectorBill Sgrinia

Assistant DirectorTish lindsey

Project & Account Managergina Craig

Senior SecretaryPatty Farthing

Office AssistantVicki Trent

Community Recreation DivisionCity Auditorium Recreation Center

125 Floyd Street, [email protected]

Adult & Preschool ProgramsBryan Price797-8848

Squire Recreation Center3194 North Main Street, Danville

[email protected]

Teen Programs Adam Rich 799-5214

Glenwood Community Center1550 Halifax Road, Danville

[email protected]

Children’s Programs South DanvilleJenna Sergeant

799-6469

Coates Recreation Center1725 Westover Drive, Danville

[email protected] Children’s Programs North Danville

Johnnie Walker799-6564

The Crossing at the Dan629 Craghead Street, [email protected]

Crossing Program DirectorJacob McCann

Carrington PavilionCommunity Market

Pepsi BuildingPhone: 797-8961 Fax: 797-8962

Outdoor Recreation DivisionBallou Nature Center

Ballou Park, 760 West Main Street, DanvillePhone: 799-5215 Fax: 797-8996

Outdoor Division DirectorKaren Cross

[email protected]

Assistant Outdoor CoordinatorJason Bookheimer

[email protected]

Recreation SupervisionWinfred Fallen

[email protected]

Park Maintenance DivisionMain Office

125 N. Floyd Street, DanvillePhone: 799-5200 Fax: 799-6562

Park Maintenance Division DirectorJim Henderson

[email protected]

Park Crew SupervisorsRandee Brown

[email protected]

Mark [email protected]

Jason [email protected]

Sports and Athletics DivisionMain Office

125 N. Floyd Street, DanvillePhone: 799-5150 Fax: 799-6562

Athletic Division DirectorJimmy Floyd

[email protected]

Assistant Athletic CoordinatorJeff goard

[email protected]

Special Recreation DivisionSpecial Recreation Division Director

lisa Ferguson799-5199

[email protected]

Ballou Recreation Center (Seniors)760 West Main Street, Danville

Office Phone: 799-5216Transportation Phone: 797-8994

Fax: [email protected]

Senior Citizen Program DirectorShanette Jenkins

[email protected]

Senior Citizen Grant DirectorCindy Jones

[email protected]

Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center

119 Bradley Road, Danville Phone: 799-5199 or 799-5218

Special Recreation Program Director

Charlene [email protected]

Therapeutic Recreation Specialist Belinda White

[email protected]

Tourism DivisionDanville Welcome Center

645 River Park Drive, Danville, VA 24540Phone: 434-793-INFO (4636)

Fax: 434-773-8198Email: [email protected]

Web Address: www.visitdanville.com

Tourism Division DirectorRosalee Maxwell

[email protected]

Assistant Tourism DirectorHeather Vipperman

[email protected]



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Program Registration Information

RegistrationRegistration will be accepted on-site at any • Parks, Recreation & Tourism program facility, by phone or online at www.playdanvilleva.com. To register online, you can use the City’s new ActiveNet System. In the brochure, each program listing will have a number beside the program title. Use this number to find the program in the Department’s ActiveNet System. To get to the ActiveNet System link, go to playdanvilleva.com. When registering for services online there will be a small convenience fee. Pre-registration is required for all classes, • workshops and activities even when no fee is charged. Accurate enrollment figures allow for appropriate set-up and sufficient supplies.Registration by city residents is accepted • on a “first come, first serve” basis. Fees shown include a City Resident Fee (CR) and a Non City Resident Fee (NCR). Non City Residents are eligible to participate in most Parks, Recreation & Tourism programs and services usually at a fee higher than that of City Residents. In some cases, City Residents are given an opportunity to register for programs prior to being offered to Non City Residents. City of Danville services are supported by City Resident tax dollars, this is why Non City Residents are asked to pay an additional fee for most programs and services to include class fees, rental fees, trip fees, open recreation fees, team fees, etc. Registration for some services requires a • service fee, which is not refundable. Some programs/trips may require a • deposit of up to 50% of the program/trip fee(s) at the time of registration. This fee may not always be refundable.Reservation of most facilities also requires • a deposit at the time of reservation in order to hold a facility. A facility is not specifically reserved for you until a deposit is paid, all criteria are met and a reserva-tion application has been approved.

Payment Payment for a program is required prior to the first class meeting or by the earlier deadline indicated, and may be mailed, paid in person, completed by phone or online with the use of a MasterCard or Visa.

Payment made within ten working days of • the program or rental will only be accepted in cash, money order or by credit card. Attendance in a class is not allowed until payment is received. There is no reduction in the program fee due to high registration.The city charges a $35.00 Service Fee for • each bad check.

CancellationDanville Parks, Recreation & Tourism may find it necessary to cancel programs when insufficient registration is received. To make sure a program of interest to you is success-ful, please make sure you, your family and friends sign up early before the program is cancelled due to lack of registration.

In the event a program must be postponed due to inclement weather or the instructor’s absence, a makeup session will be arranged. Makeup sessions for individuals who miss a program are not possible.

RefundsRefunds on recreation programs are not • available, if the program has met at least one time.If a participant does not take a program • after paying the registration fee, appropri-ate staff must be notified at least five (5) days prior to the start of the program. (Some trip/program costs may not be refunded in full – see staff for explanation of options.)Processing of refunds takes approximately • three (3) weeks. For payment of some fees, a service charge • will be added and this is not refundable.

Inclusion StatementThe Danville Parks, Recreation & Tourism • Department provides opportunities and recreation programs, which are open and accessible to all citizens in the city regardless of sex, religion, socioeconomic status and/or level of physical or mental ability. Persons with disabilities are encouraged to recreate with their peers by taking any class listed in this brochure. Please call Stonewall Therapeutic Recre-ation Center and we will have an inclusion specialist assist you with reasonable accommodations. Please give at least three weeks notice prior to the class or program start date to make these accommodations. It is our intent to provide a safe, successful and enjoyable experience for all.If any person with a disability wishes to • participate in Therapeutic Programs geared toward specific disabilities, goals, and objectives, these are offered through Stonewall Therapeutic Recreation Center, (434) 799-5199.

Facility Rentals and Reservations

The following buildings and outdoor facilities are available to rent or reserve for large and small gatherings. The rental fees even include clean up. go to the Department’s website through playdanvilleva.com and to the ActiveNet link to view the availability of the facilities listed below or you can call the numbers below. Application and reservation forms must be approved prior to confirmation of a facility use or rental.

Athletic FacilitiesBallfields/Tennis Courts• – 434.799.5150

Crossing at the DanCraghead Street, Downtown Historic Tobacco Warehouse District – 434.797.8961

Carrington Pavilion • - 702 Craghead Street Community Market• - 29 Craghead Street

Community Room• Conference Room•

Pepsi Building - • 661 Craghead Street

Recreation CentersBallou Recreation Center• Ballou Park – 760 W. Main St.

Nature Center - 434.799.5215• Senior Center – 434.799.5216•

City Auditorium Recreation Center• 125 N. Floyd Street – 434.797.8848

City Auditorium• gymnasium• Fitness Center•

Coates Recreation Center• 1725 Westover Dr. – 434.799.6564

Climbing Wall• Glenwood Community Center• 1550 Halifax Rd. – 434.799.6469

Climbing Wall• Squire Recreation Center• 3194 North Main Street – 434.799.5214Stonewall Recreation Center• 119 Bradley Road - 434.799.5199

Park FacilitiesShelters, Picnic Sites, Playgrounds, • Parks & Trails Outdoor Recreation - 434.799.5215 (Dan Daniel Memorial Park, Ballou Park, Camillia Williams Park, grove Park, Anglers Park, Pumpkin Creek Park, Doyle Thomas Park, Riverwalk Trail)Skate Park• Dan Daniel Memorial Park 302 River Park Drive – 434.799.5215


Danville Parks, Recreation & TourismP. O. Box 3300Danville, VA 24543

HOLIDAy 2010 & WINTER 2011December, January & February

Main OfficePO Box 3300, Danville, VA 24543

(125 N. Floyd Street)Phone: 434-799-5200Fax: 434-799-6562

Email: [email protected]

For more information on Parks, Recreation & Tourism Services

go to the Department’s Website at: playdanvilleva.com

Pets Are Family Members, Too

To register for a program online using the Department’s ActiveNet

System, please refer to the program number listed beside each program and go to playdanvilleva.com

Canine Good Manners 101 #2415In this class, your dog will learn how to listen to you, learn the basic commands, and participate in other fun exercises. The instructor will teach you how to teach your dog to become attentive, well mannered and balanced. A well-behaved dog is a true joy to have in your home. Good Manners is a 6-week program from January 3 – February 7 held on Monday evenings from 6:30 – 7:30pm and the cost is $65. For more information please call Glenwood Commu-nity Center at 799-6469 or e-mail [email protected]

Canine Good CitizenshipIn this class, your dog will learn how to become a good citizen. The instructor will teach you how to teach your dog to become calm, confident, and well man-nered in a community setting. This class will continue to keep your dog balanced and attentive to directions. Dogs that have a solid obedience education are a joy to live with, respond well to household routines, have good manners in the pres-ence of people and other dogs and fully enjoy the company of their owner. The classes will be held from 6:30 - 7:30pm. The cost is $70 and is a 7 -week program.

Thursdays, Jan. 6 – Feb. 17 - #2416• Mondays, Feb. 28– Apr. 11 - #2418•

For more information please call Glenwood Community Cen-ter at 799-6469 or e-mail [email protected]

Rally Dog Obedience #2419Rally is a fun obedience activity that com-bines elements of obedience and agility. Rally emphasizes fun and excitement for the dog/handler team while providing an inter-active approach to obedience. The exercis-es in this class will help build your skills as a handler and increase your dog's repertoire of behaviors. Rally is a 6-week program held on Wednesdays, 6:30 - 7:30pm, January 12 – February 23 (No class on February 2). The cost is $65. For more informa-tion please call Glenwood Commu-nity Center at 799-6469 or e-mail [email protected]

Furry Friends Day # 2399 Does your 4-legged friend mean the world to you? Do you like to spend time with your dog and take them places? glenwood is hosting a Furry Friends event at the center on Saturday, February 26 from 2:00 – 4:00pm. At this event, you will be able to make homemade dog treats and bring home the recipes, take your canine through the challenge course, get a family portrait done and get valuable information! This furry friendly event will only cost the family $5 city residents/$7.50 NCR. Don’t miss this great event that includes EVERYONE in your family! You must pre-register by Febru-ary 21 to ensure sufficient participation. For more information or to regis-ter, please call Glenwood Commu-nity Center at 799-6469 or e-mail [email protected]

Good Dog Obedience got a new puppy and you are already tired of the little runt biting and chewing up everything in the house? Well bring the little rascal to Coates Recreation Center to get this little pup trained in the department of “good behavior.” Mary Owen, a certified dog trainer, will teach you how to keep your new best friend in line and out of trouble. This class is going to fill up fast, so please register quickly!!! Classes will be held on Mondays, January 17 through March 7, from 6:30 - 8:00pm. Cost for the class will be $60. Please call Coates at 799-6564, to reg-ister and for more information.

Documents

Danville City Currents - Winter 2011