ACTIVITY & EVENTS GUIDEPARKS & RECREATION

45,000square footaquatic park

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pieces of workout equipment60+

City of Moore M O O R E , O K L A H O M A

MOORE

From the Assistant City Manager:

The Moore Parks & Recreation Department takes great pleasure in

presenting to you the Moore Parks and Recreation 2016 Spring-

Summer Activity & Events Guide. You will find it a valuable resource

for planning some fun in the coming months. Activites abound

within the pages of this guide.

This guide details our parks, programming, and events for the

Spring and Summer 2016. We have a great year of activities,

events, and programming planned for 2016. With the weather

warming up there are a great many things to do at your favorite

park, trail, or playground. Take advantage of the great park system

we are fortunate to have. 2016 is going to be a great year because

of the many new things we have for our community. The most

exciting of these is the opening of The Station this Spring! Activities

and events taking place at Central Park, the new recreation center

and aquatic center (The Station) are included in this Guide.

On November 6, 2012 the citizens of Moore approved two

propositions that are funding significant improvements and

upgrades to our parks and facilities. The propositions were called

the Our Parks…Our Future program. We strongly believe that our

parks are our future. They add quality to our lives and play a critical

role in the fabric of our community. We are in the midst of making

many of those improvements. Over the next 5-7 years we will

invest over $34 million of voter-approved tax dollars in our park

system. Page 8 has information on some of the improvements

we are working on. In fact the largest park, Central Park, is under

construction at the present time with an opening expected this

Spring. This destination park will be home to a new recreation

center, aquatic center, amphitheater, multi-purpose pavilion-

Our Parks...Our Future!

farmers market, a multi-purpose trail, and this areas only fully

accessible playground. We feel that once the Our Parks…Our

Future projects are completed we will have one of the best park

systems in Oklahoma!

New to this year’s Guide is a section dedicated to Central Park and

the many activities and events taking place in the park. This section

has details on planned programming, fee and pass information, and

events that will take place at The Station and Central Park. We are

excited to open Central Park and The Station. We look forward to

seeing you there! As our motto states “Come for Fitness and Stay

for Fun!”

As always, let us know how we are doing! Please feel free to call

or email us and let us know how we can improve service to the

community. You are always welcome to contact me at tjenson@

cityofmoore.com or at (405) 793-5090. Also, please visit www.

cityofmoore.com/fun to see a complete list of our activities,

programs, and events. You can register online for many of the

programs at that address as well. If you want to find out information

about Central Park and/or The Station please visit www.

cityofmoore.com/centralpark.

I hope you will take time to enjoy one or more of the programs or

parks available to you and your family. There is always something

fun at Moore Parks and Recreation.

Todd Jenson

Assistant City Manager

ContentsCentral Park ...................................................................................................................................... pages 4-7

Coming Soon .......................................................................................................................................... page 8

Brand Senior Center ............................................................................................................................. page 9

Our Parks ........................................................................................................................................pages 10-12

Park and Pavillion Rentals ................................................................................................................page 13

Spring Break Camps ...................................................................................................................pages 14-15

Summer Camps ...........................................................................................................................pages 15-16

Sports Camps ........................................................................................................................................page 16

Adult Leagues ...............................................................................................................................pages 16-17

Youth Leagues ...................................................................................................................................... page 17

Adult Tournaments ..............................................................................................................................page 18

Activities & Special Events ....................................................................................................... pages 18-19

Our Parks...Our Future!

Activenet Online Registration Activenet is a registration and reservation website for the City of Moore Parks and Recreation Department. Activenet provides a user friendly system for all customers to register for classes, camps, and sport leagues or even reserve a facility for a special event from the convenience of your home.

Go to www.cityofmoore.com/fun to register or reserve a facility. All transactions will entail some form of transaction fee. To use the new system you will create an account and follow the instructions from there. It’s that easy!

Activenet Link: www.cityofmoore.com/fun

Enjoying snowcones at Play in the Park | August 2015

Amphitheater: This image is of the new amphitheater at Central Park. The amphitheater features a covered stage and will have permanent seating for about 350 people with space to accommodate 1,000 more people.

Gym/Walking Track: The image above is of the walking track and gym area in The Station at Central Park. The Station is a 53,000sf recreation center that will include 2 full-size basketball courts, two meeting rooms, a multi-purpose room, child watch room, concession area, an elevated walking track, fitness area, two dance and fitness rooms, and administrative offices for the Parks staff. The expected opening is early 2016. Incorporated into the architecture is a railroad theme. You will note the large arching windows in areas, the station platform along the east front of the building, and the tall tower which many railroad stations had. The tall tower will include the name Moore into it.

The Stationat Central Park Recreation Center | 700 S. Broadway

2 exercise& fitness rooms

2 Full SizeBasketballCourts

pieces of workout equipment60+

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Purchase a Pass Today!For more information call 793-5090 or visit cityofmoore.com/centralpark

exercise& fitness rooms

Schedule

MON-FRI: 5am-10pm

SAT: 8am-6pm

SUN: Noon-6pm

Pass Information

15 ADMISSION 3 MONTH ANNUAL PASS PASS PASS

Individual: $72 $140 $375 ($32/mo)Youth (age 3-17): $72 $103 $275 ($23/mo)Senior (age 60+): $60 $103 $275 ($23/mo)Military: $60 $103 $275 ($23/mo)Military Family: $185 $500 ($42/mo)Family: $225 $600 ($50/mo)

Family Pass includes 2 adults and all youth under 21 living in same house. Family Pass and 3 Month Pass rates include recreation and aquatic center. All Annual Passes include basic water and fitness classes and free child watch. Above rates are for Moore residents. Non-residents will pay a rate 25% higher.

Programs

• Martial Arts • Beads & Strings • Youth Arts & Crafts • Ceramics 4 Teens • Hip/Hop Dance • Baby Ballet • Toddler & Me Dance Class • Painting Class 4 Adults • Adult Drawing • Adult Jewelry Making • Cartoon Art 4 Adults • Ping Pong Mania • Parents Night Out • Family Game Night

Visit www.centralpark.cityofmoore.com or call Moore Parks & Recreation at (405) 793-5090 for more information.

DAILY PASS: Individual & Youth $6. Senior & Military $5

FitnessThe Station at Central Park provides 53,000 square feet of fitness, recreational sport and wellness amenities. As a passholder or visitor, you’ll have access to 5,000 square feet of strength and conditioning space, featuring: • Cardio Area • Treadmills and Stair Steppers • Elliptical Machines • Upright and Recumbent Exercise Bikes • Weight Machines and Free Weights • Indoor walking track

Group Exercise It is our goal to provide a wide variety of high quality Fitness & Wellness opportunities for you. We value the importance of a healthy lifestyle and want to help you stay committed to your goals. We will offer a variety of classes ranging from Zumba, Yoga, Hip Hop, Pilates, TRX, and much more! All fitness levels welcome!

Schedule: Check website at www.cityofmoore.com/centralpark Annual passholders: FreeDaily drop in rate: $6 per class

Personal Training The Station Personal Trainers develop a safe and effective workout to meet your fitness and health goals. Our trainers will work with you one-on-one to provide encouragement, motivation and accountability, so schedule your free fitness assessment when you buy a pass, or call The Station to set-up an appointment. By appointment only. For more information call or email Andrea Martinez at 793-5090 or amartinez@cityofmoore.com.

Youth Fitness Orientation This class is offered to teen’s ages 13 to 15. They are given the chance to learn the safest and most effective ways to train. A fitness trainer will give a tour of the fitness center while explaining the proper use and benefits of each piece of equipment. Each participant is required to successfully demonstrate proper use of equipment in order to use the fitness center. Those who complete the program will be given a Fitness Center pass.

The first Tuesday and third Saturday of each month

TUESDAY: 7pm – 9pmSATURDAY: 10am – Noon

The Stationat Central Park Aquatic Center | 700 S. Broadway 45,000

square footaquatic park

Lazy River& 2 large slides

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MON-SUN: Noon-8pm OPENING MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND 2016 Swim Lessons

Group Swim lessons: Summer lessons will meet Monday – Thursday and are offered at beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels for children ages 6 months – 12 years.

Fees: $30 per studentDates: For more information call or email Andrea Martinez at 793-5090 or amartinez@cityofmoore.com Private/Semi-Private Lessons: Any age or ability can sign up for these lessons. Unlike group lessons, Private and Semi-Private Lessons are scheduled around your availability and are catered to your specific goals. Private lessons are structured with one instructor and one participant. Semi-Private lessons can have 2 or 3 participants and the cost is for the entire group.

Cost: For more information call or email Andrea Martinez at 793-5090 or amartinez@cityofmoore.com

Water FitnessWater fitness classes are included for annual passholders. Visit the front desk, or The Station website for the latest class times and details. A variety of shallow water, deep water, high intensity, and low intensity will be offered.

Annual passholders: FREEDaily drop in rate: $6

MONDAY – FRIDAY: 9am, 10am, and 6pmSATURDAY: 10am

Lap Swim: Visit website for schedule: cityofmoore.com/centralpark

Annual Passholders: FREEDaily drop in rate: $6 MONDAY – FRIDAY: 6am-9amSATURDAY: 10am – 12pm

AquaticsThe Station at Central Park Aquatic CenterThe aquatic center is 45,000 square feet and includes a lazy river, two large slides, child wading pool (will include slide, spill tower, and spray features), lap lanes, diving area (3 meter and 1 meter diving boards), family slide, aquatic climbing wall, water basketball goal, floatables, log roll, shade structures, aquatic locker rooms, and outdoor concession area.

Fees DAILY SEASON RESIDENT NON-RES RESIDENT NON-RES

Individual $6 $7.50 $50 $65Youth (3-17) $6 $7.50 $40 $50Senior (60+) / Military $5 $6.50 $40 $50Military Family N/A N/A $110 $138Family N/A N/A $150 $188

Diving WellOur Diving Pool features a 14’ deep swimming area! The Diving

Pool has 3 meter and 1 meter diving boards.

Kids PoolThe kids’ pool is a great place for little ones to jump in with parents and enjoy the water. Its depth reaches 1.5 feet and has a small slide, shade, spray features, and spill tower.

Lap PoolThe Station at Central Park Aquatic Center Lap pool offers 5 lanes and is 25 yards long. The lap pool includes a log roll, family slide, basketball goal, and aquatic climbing wall.

Large SlidesTowering 25’ above the ground, these two large slides feature sharp turns and a fast paced return to the water below.

Lazy RiverA 439’ foot river of fun! The lazy river has a wave generator and several spray features in it. This is a must do if you visit The Station.

Purchase a Pass Today!For more information call 793-5090 or visit cityofmoore.com/centralpark

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Coming SoonFairmoore Park: The Fairmoore Park Master Plan shows the improvements that will be made to Fairmoore Park in 2016 and 2017. The preliminary demolition is complete with preliminary site work underway. Improvements will include a new themed playground and splash pad, walking trail, picnic shelters, restroom, large parking area and landscaping.

Buck Thomas Master Plan: The Buck Thomas Master Plan shows proposed improvements to the park and future improvements that are planned but unfunded at the present time. Proposed improvements include additional parking, a new 1-mile trail, a dog park, and reconstructing the existing walking trail.

Happy Tails Dog Park: The dog park at Buck Thomas Park is currently under construction with an estimated opening to the public in late Spring. The dog park will be 2 acres in size and will have agility features for the dogs, shade structures, water fountains for dog and dog owners, a restroom, and a large parking lot that is adjacent to the dog park. The dog park will be divided into two areas, one for large dogs and one for small dogs.

Fairmoore Park

Buck Thomas Park Happy Tails Dog Park

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Moore’s Brand Senior Citizen Center is located at 501 E. Main. Activities at the Center include cards, dominoes, quilting, billiards, ceramics, art lessons, woodcarving, and various crafts. There are also programs on nutrition as well as health checks for hearing, blood pressure, and blood and sugar screenings. Legal aid representatives and speakers from other professional groups speak to our seniors. Aging Services Inc., operates a congregate meal program at the Center as well.

A transportation bus owned and operated by the Moore Council on Aging (MCOA) provides rides for senior citizens from their addresses in the Moore city limits to the Center. This service also serves seniors with transportation to banks, stores, the library, doctor’s offices, and other places within the city. 

In 1977, a group of senior citizens incorporated under the name of the Moore Council on Aging (MCOA), and began meeting in a converted dwelling owned by the City of Moore. As the group grew in numbers, they were able to obtain the use of a larger facility owned by a private corporation.

The Council on Aging began a project to raise funds for a new facility. Land was donated to the MCOA for the project, and the MCOA and the City of Moore worked together to meet qualifications for a grant. In 1993, sufficient funds had been raised for the MCOA’s portion of the project cost; title of the property was transferred to the City, and construction begun.

Brand Senior Center

On February 22, 1994, the MCOA moved into its new quarters. Under an agreement with the City, the MCOA is the principal user of the facility, which is owned and maintained by the City of Moore. In 2013 approximately 2,250 square feet was added to the center. The expansion included rooms for billiards, dominoes, quilting and a computer room. The expansion was partially funded by the 1/4 cent sales tax approved by the voters of Moore in 2012.

Hours of Operation Monday-Friday ...........................  8am – 4pm

Brand Senior Center501 East Main StreetMoore, OK 73160405-799-3130

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Our Parks

1903 NE 12th St. 128 acres Walking Trail: .41 miles

700 S. Broadway 51 acres Walking Trail: 1.7 miles

Buck Thomas Park

Central Park

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RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURTS

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

DOG PARK

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WALKING TRAIL

HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

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PAVILIONS

RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURTS

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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WALKING TRAIL

HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

700 SW 4th St.52 acres Walking Trail: North Loop - .25 Miles

Tom Strouhal/ Little River Park

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RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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WALKING TRAIL

HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

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1900 SE 4th St.18 acres Walking Trail:Full Loop-0.89 mi Half Loop- 0.34mi

Veterans Memorial Park

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RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

1331 NW 6th Place2 acres

Greenbriar Park

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RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

4401 Melrose Dr.4 acres Walking Trail coming soon

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RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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WALKING TRAIL

HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

630 NW 5th St.17 acres

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Fairmoore Park PAVILIONS

RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURTS

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

WALKING TRAIL

HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

420 Madison Place.5 acre

Madison Place Park

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RESTROOM

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PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

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1028 SW 2nd St.1 acre

Cottonwood Park

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RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

1695 SW 34th St. 13 acres Walking Trail: .5 miles

Arbor Gardens

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RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

1308 N Janeway8 acresWalking Trail: .25 miles

Parmele Park

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RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

2206 Lonnie Lane8 acres Walking Trail: 0.36 miles

Westmoore Trails Park

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RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

501 E Main St.3 acres Walking Trail: .19 miles

Kiwanis Park

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RESTROOM

MULTI-SPORT FIELDS

PLAYGROUND

SPLASH PAD

PICNIC AREA

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

TENNIS COURT

VOLLEYBALL

SKATE PARK

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HANDICAP PARKING

BASKETBALL COURT

HORSE SHOE PITS

FISHING

ELECTRICITY

WATER

LIGHTED TRAILS

WIFI ACCESS

NON-SMOKING PARK

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Park Rental InformationPavilion Rental Information To rent a pavilion from the convenience of your home or office you need to create a profile on Activenet where you can purchase and then print your own park permit. You may also call Parks and Recreation staff at (405) 793-5090 or come by the The Station at Central Park to reserve a pavilion. You must be 18 or older to rent a pavilion. All park pavilion rentals will be a 2 hour minimum.

ReservationsGo to www.cityofmoore.com/fun to set up an account to rent a pavilion at one of the parks listed above. You may also rent at the The Station at Central Park, and sign-up for classes, camps and sport leagues.

Below is a picture of a new pavilion at Little River Park.

Little River Park; Greenbriar Park; Apple Valley Park; Fairmoore Park (under construction); Westmoore Trails Park; Kiwanis Park and Arbor Gardens Park

MOORE RESIDENTS: $10/HOURDue at the time of booking. (PROOF OF RESIDENCY REQUIRED)

NON-RESIDENTS: $20.00/HOUR Due at the time of booking.

Parmele Park; Buck Thomas Park and Veterans Memorial Park

MOORE RESIDENTS: $10/HOUR for the first 2 hours, $15/Hour after 2nd HourDue at the time of booking. (PROOF OF RESIDENCY REQUIRED)

NON-RESIDENTS: $25.00/HOUR Due at the time of booking.

In the City of Moore you will find over 301 acres of beautiful park grounds. Our parks offer a wide variety of amenities, activities, and pavilions for any occasion. We encourage you to visit a neighborhood park today. Fees are subject to change. Please call 793-5090 for current rates.

Pavilion Rental Fees:

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ActivitiesSpring Break Camps www.cityofmoore.com/fun to register

Art CampWhen: March 14th – March 18thWhere: Moore Community CenterTime: 9:00am - NoonAges: 5 to 12 years of age Fee: $85.00 w/T-ShirtRegistration Type: OnlineRegistration Time: February 1st –March 5th Class Minimum: 5Class Maximum: 20

Create colorful paintings, sculptures, jewelry, and more. You will use watercolors, paint, crayons, beads, strings, and clay. So much fun and the best part is you get to keep and take home what you make.

Extreme Animals CampWhen: March 14th – March 18thWhere: Moore Community CenterTime: 9:00am - NoonAges: 6 to 12 years of age Fee: $115 w/T-ShirtRegistration Type: OnlineRegistration Time: Early 2016Class Minimum: 5Class Maximum: 25

Get ready for a wildly entertaining experience! Get up close and personal with endangered species, creepy crawlies and more! You will also learn about different habits and create different types of arts and crafts that relate to those species and their habits.

Basketball Camp When: March 14th – 16th Where: Moore Community Center Time: 9:00am – Noon Ages: 7 to 17 years of age Fee: $60 w/T-ShirtRegistration Type: Online Registration Time: February 1st – March 5th Class Minimum: 20Class Maximum: 75

For any young athlete who is looking to improve his or her skills, work hard, make new friends and have fun. Learn offensive and defensive skills and game like scenarios.

Gizmo’s, Gadgets & Thang’s Camp Presents: Robotics & Rockets When: March 14th – March 18thWhere: Moore Community CenterTime: 1:00pm – 4:00pmAges: 7 to 14 years of age Fee: $85Registration Type: OnlineRegistration Time: February 1st – March 5th Instructor: Moore Parks and Recreation StaffClass Minimum: 5Class Maximum: 20

Science has never been this much fun before. In this camp you will get to build and create your very own robot that will do multiple things. You will build and launch rockets that you will take home at the end of camp.

SUMMERSPRING

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Archery Camp When: March 14th and 15th Where: Moore Community CenterTime: 1:00pm – 4:00pm Ages: 8 to 17 years Fee: $60.00Registration Type: Online Registration Time: February 1st – March 7th Class Maximum: 50

Students will learn basic skills and safety instruction for shooting archery. Students will be instructed on how to hold, aim, draw and shoot a bow. This camp will introduce or build on students current knowledge/skills of archery. Instructors are certified in NASP Basic Archery.

Summer Camps www.cityofmoore.com/fun to register

June Art CampWhen: June 6th-10thWhere: The Station Recreation Center Time: 9:00am – Noon, 1:00pm-4:00pm Ages: 5 to 12 years, 13 to 17 yearsCost: $85 w/T-ShirtRegistration: Online Registration Time: May 2016Class Minimum: 8Class Maximum: 20

Create colorful paintings, sculptures, jewelry, and more. You will use watercolors, paint, crayons, beads, strings and clay. So much fun and the best part is you get to keep and take home what you make.

Summer Gizmo’s, Gadgets & Thang’s Camp Presents: Crime Scene InvestigationWhen: June 20th – June 24th Where: The Station Recreation Center Time: 1:00pm - 4:00pmAges: 7 to 14Fee: $85 w/T-ShirtRegistration Type: OnlineRegistration Time: May 16th – June 13th Instructor: The Station Recreation Center StaffClass Minimum: 5Class Maximum: 20

Ever watched the show CSI and thought: “I would love to do that.” In this camp you will get your chance to be your very own science detective and lab technician. You will get to figure out how to solve a crime by learning how to use science and math to unveil clues that will help you solve the crime.

July Art Camp When: July 11th -15thWhere: The Station Recreation CenterTime: 9:00am - NoonAges: 5 to 12Fee: $85 w/T-ShirtRegistration Type: OnlineRegistration Time: June 2016Where: The Station Recreation CenterClass Minimum: 8Class Maximum: 20

Create colorful paintings, sculptures, jewelry, and more. You will use watercoolers, paint, crayons, beads, strings, and clay. So much fun and the best part is you get to keep and take home what you make.

SUMMER

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Extreme Animals Summer CampWhen: TBDWhere: The Station Recreation CenterTime: 9:00am - NoonAges: 6 to 12Fee: $115 w/T-ShirtRegistration Type: OnlineRegistration Time: TBDWhere: The Station Recreation CenterClass Minimum: 5Class Maximum: 25

Get ready for a wildly entertaining experience! Get up close and personal with endangered species, creepy crawlies and more! You will also learn about different habits and create different types of arts and crafts that relate to those species and their habits.

Outdoor Camp When: July 25th – July 30th with Overnight Campout at Little River Park w/Adult Supervision on July 30th Where: Little River Park Time: 9:00am - Noon; Overnight Campout: 6:00pm – 8:00am Ages: 5 to 12Fee: $75 w/T-ShirtRegistration Type: OnlineRegistration Time: June 20th – July 18th Instructor: The Station Recreation Center StaffClass Minimum: 5Class Maximum: 20

Learn the ins and outs of the outdoors by doing nature hikes, learning about insects, and how to make a fishing pole out of nature. These will be just a few of the activities that you will learn in this fun filled week spent outdoors. Top it all off with a campout over night at Little River (must be accompanied by an adult to attend this portion of camp).

Sports CampsSummer Sport Camps Registration: Sign-ups March 21st – August 5th; www.cityofmoore.com/funWhen: Week long camps starting June 6th through August 12th Camps offered will be Basketball, Golf, Volleyball, Tennis, Soccer, Baseball and SoftballWhere: Location Varies Age: 7 – 18 (Boys and Girls)Fee: $75 per camper includes a T-Shirt

For any young athlete who is looking to improve his or her skills, work hard, make new friends and have fun. Check out the Station Website to find more information when exact times and dates are set.www.cityofmoore.com/fun

Adult LeaguesAdult Men’s Spring Basketball League Registration: Sign-ups January 25th – February 29th When: Games Monday night starting March 7th Where: Moore Community Center/The Station Recreation CenterTime: Games start at 6:00pm and the League runs 7 weeks + Tournament Age: Men 18 Years and Older Fee: $425 a team Registration Type: Online-Coach Registers TeamTeam Maximum Men: 8

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Adult Co-Ed Futsal LeagueWhat is Futsal? Futsal is 5 on 5 Indoor Soccer. You will have 5 players from each team on the court at each time which includes the goalie. It is played on a basketball court with a special indoor soccer ball designed to be played on a basketball court. It will consist of 2 twenty minute halves. Futsal is a high paced, high energy game of soccer that is a lot of fun.

Registration: Sign-ups January 25th – February 29th When: Games Thursday nights starting March 10th Where: Moore Community Center Time: League runs 5 weeks + Tournament Age: Men & Women 15 Years and OlderFee: $175 per Team Registration Type: Online-Coach Registers TeamTeam Maximum Co-Ed: 6Must have 2 women playing at all times

Adult Spring Co-Ed Indoor Volleyball League Registration: Sign-ups January 25th – February 29th When: Games Tuesday night starting March 8th Where: Moore Community Center/The Station Recreation CenterTime: League runs 7 weeks + Tournament Age: Men & Women 15 Years and Older Fee: $260 per team Registration Type: Online-Coach Registers TeamTeam Maximum Co-Ed: 16Must have 2 women playing at all times

Adult Summer Co-Ed Basketball League Registration: Sign-ups April 18th – May 28th When: Monday night starting June 6th Where: Moore Community Center/The Station Recreation CenterTime: Games start at 6:00pm and the League runs for 7 weeks + Tournament Age: Men & Women 18 Years and OlderFee: $425 a teamRegistration Type: Online-Coach Registers TeamTeam Maximum Co-Ed: 8Must have 2 women playing at all times during Co-Ed games

Adult Summer Co-Ed Indoor Volleyball League Registration: Sign-ups April 18th– May 28th When: Games Thursday nights starting June 9th Where: Moore Community Center/The Station Recreation CenterTime: League runs 7 weeks + Tournament Age: Men & Women 15 Years and Older Volleyball LeagueFee: $260 per team Registration Type: Online-Coach Registers TeamTeam Maximum Co-Ed: 16Must have 2 women playing at all times

Adult Co-Ed Sand Volleyball Registration: April 1st– April 23rd When: Games Monday nights starting May 9th Where: Buck Thomas ParkTime: League runs 6 weeks + Tournament Age: Men & Women 15 Years and Older Fee: $150 per Team Registration Type: Online-Coach Registers TeamTeam Maximum Co-Ed: 8Must have 1 woman playing at all times

Youth LeaguesYouth Volleyball League Registration: February 1st– March 5th When: Games Saturdays starting April 9th Where: Moore Community Center/Recreation CenterTime: League runs 4 weeksFee: $60 Resident $70 Non-Resident Regular Season: 8 GamesAge: Girls 9/10 & 11/12; Age Determination Date: September 1st 2015Registration Type: Online Team Maximum: 8 per Division Practices Begin: March 30th Birth Certificates Due: April 8th

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Adult TournamentsAdult Singles Tennis Tournaments Registration: Sign-ups: April 11th– May 21st When: Tournaments: Men’s June 1st and June 8th; Women’s June 3rd and June 10thWhere: Buck Thomas ParkTime: Tournament Only; Double Elimination; 2 Matches Guarantee, Best of 3 setsAge: Men & Women 16 Years and Older Fee: $25 per person per Tournament Registration Type: OnlinePlayer Minimum: 4 for Men’s Division, 4 for Women’s DivisionPlayer Maximum: 12 for Men’s Division, 12 for Women’s Division

Adult Dodgeball Tournament Registration: Sign-ups: April 1st– May 21st When: Tournament May 28th Where: Recreation CenterTime: Starts at 9:00am Age: Men & Women 16 Years and Older Dodge Ball TournamentFee: $30 per Team Registration Type: Online Coach registers TeamTeam Maximum: 20 Each Division

Activities & Special EventsMoore Easter Egg Scramble When: Saturday, March 19th Activities start at 10:00amTime: Hunts start at 10:30am – Children with Special Needs; 10:30am – Ages 0 – 12 on six different fields at the same time. Where: Buck Thomas Park (1903 NE 12th St.) Football Fields

Bring your own basket for eggs and camera for photos with the Easter Bunny.

The Farmers Market at Central ParkWhen: April – October Time: Thursday evenings from 4pm – 7:30pm and Saturday mornings from 8am – Noon. Where: Central Park Multi-Purpose Pavilion; 700 S. Broadway, Moore, OK

Promoting the sale of garden related products and produce.

Food Truck FridaysWhen: May 6th – September 30th (Every Friday) Time: 11:00am – 2:00pm Where: Multi-purpose pavilion at Central Park

Come join us on Fridays for Lunch at Central Park. We will have Food Trucks in the park from Mexican; BBQ; Hot Dogs and Hamburgers and Music. Take an hour away from work and join us at Central Park for Food Truck Fridays.

Big Summer Kick-Off (Aquatic Park Opens) When: Saturday, May 28th Time: 11am-8pmWhere: Central Park Aquatic Center, Multi-Purpose Pavilion and Amphitheater

Concert/Bands; Vendors at Multi-Purpose Pavilion

Summer Nights Concert Series When: Every Friday night in June: June 3rd; June 10th; June 17th; June 24th. Time: Music starts at 7:00pmWhere: All performances will be at the Central Park Multi-Purpose Pavilion and Amphitheater.

A great evening to spend with family and friends. Bring blankets/chairs and a thirst for good music.

Scavenger HuntWeekly scavenger hunt through our parks starting June 3rd–July 8th This is free to do but you must first register online to be entered in the contest to win awesome giveaways and prizes. Each Saturday morning clues will be posted by noon on each Park that is participating that week.

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Storytime at Parmele Park When: Every Monday in the month of June Time: 10:00amAge: All ages welcomed Cost: FREE

The City of Moore and the Moore Public Library put on a story time for the kids at Moore’s newest and most popular park, Parmele Park. A great time to hear stories and have fun!

Play in the Park When: June 3rd –July 15th every Friday (except for July 1st) Time: 10:00am – 11:00am at various parks. Age: Families with grade school age kids Cost: Free

We will host games and activities for the kids. This is a great way to meet your neighbors and make new friends over the summer months for no charge.

Movie In the Park When: Friday, May 27th and Friday, August 12th. Time: 7:00pm – 10:00pm Where: Central Park Multi-purpose Pavilion and AmphitheaterMovie: May-Minions, August-TBD

Bring the whole family for a night under the stars. For movie title please visit www.cityofmoore.com/centralpark as we get closer to the date. May movie will start at approx. 9pm. August movie will start at approx. 8:45pm

Dive-In Movie at The Station Aquatic Center When: Saturday, June 25th and Saturday, July 22nd Time: TBDWhere: The Station Aquatic Center

Bring your whole family to the Aquatic Center for a movie while swimming. For movie title please visit www.cityofmoore.com/centralpark as we get closer to the date.

Daddy Daughter Dance When: Saturday, June 18thTime: 6:00pm – 8:00pm Where: The Station at Central Park Age: For Dads and their Daughters Ages 4 – 14 years of age. Cost: Tickets will be presold Online only at cityofmoore.com/fun for $10.00 per person or sold at the door for $15.00 the day of the dance.

A great time to have date night for Dad and Daughter. There is dancing, cookies, punch and door prizes.

A Celebration In the HeartlandWhen: Monday, July 4th Time: 10:00am – 10:00pm (9:45pm – Fireworks) Where: Buck Thomas Park

Car Show, Music, Food Vendors, Children’s Activities, Inflatables, Arts and Crafts Vendors and Fireworks at dark. Make this event the place to spend your 4th of July.

Kid’s Fishing Derby When: Saturday, July 30th Time: Check-In Time at 7:30am Pre-register at www.cityofmoore.com/fun Ages: 5 – 15 years of age, MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULTCost: Free

The City of Moore and OK Wildlife Department will co-host this event; Rain or Shine. The OK Wildlife Department will have Fishing Clinic at 8am covering safety, knot tying, fish ID, fish cleaning and ethics. Bring your own pole and bait (crawlers, stink bait, shrimp, liver, etc). 4 fish limit per family. No culling. You catch it, you keep it!

Moore War Run When: Saturday, August 27th Where: Sanctioned 5K Run; Run from Moore High School to Old Town Downtown. Ages: All Ages Cost: www.moorewarrun.com Time: Run starts at 7:30am.

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