Summer 2013 Program Guide Anne M Jeans Burr Ridge Middle ... · THE VILLAGE OF BURR RIDGE 3 Saturday, June 1 – 8:00am START/FINISH: COUNTY LINE SQUARE, BURR RIDGE 5K Race Fee $35

Summer 2013 Program GuideAnne M Jeans

Burr Ridge Middle School

AUGUST 27AUGUST 27A MONSTER GOES RRRAARGHA MONSTER GOES RRRAARGH

SCRIBBLE MONSTERSCRIBBLE MONSTERRead • Sing • Think • Play • Dance • DrawRead • Sing • Think • Play • Dance • Draw

Sponsored by:Sponsored by:

AUGUST 20AUGUST 20BEACH PARTY WITHBEACH PARTY WITH

DAVE RUDOLPHDAVE RUDOLPHLimbo • Hula Hoop • Conga • Great MusicLimbo • Hula Hoop • Conga • Great Music


August 6August 6

National “Nite Out”National “Nite Out”

Doug SayersDoug SayersWORLD CLASS JUGGLERWORLD CLASS JUGGLER

“What’s Up Juggling”“What’s Up Juggling”


AUGUST 13AUGUST 13

SUPER STOLIESUPER STOLIEREBECCA STOELINGAREBECCA STOELINGA

A high energy, interactive experience for the entire family!A high energy, interactive experience for the entire family!

Singing • Dancing • Rock Star Jump • And MoreSinging • Dancing • Rock Star Jump • And More

Sponsored bySponsored by ::

Tuesdays in Harvester Park 6:00pm – 7:30pm

FREEEVENTS

Harvester Park Splash Pad

Grand Opening

May 30 1:30pm

Entertainment • Refreshments

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FREE Picnics in the ParkPre-Registration Required! Max 50

630-920-1969

July 2

12:30 – 1:45pm

Harvester ParkCode SE12-1Everyone, parents included, will have hot dogs,chips and a drink. Plenty ofgames and activities planned. Ages 2-10

July 3 12:30 – 1:45pm

Woods Pool Code SE12-2Pack a lunch and come to the pool. We supply the lemonade,a great theme activity, and fun at the Pool. Ages 2-10

Family Entertainment SeriesRecommended for Kids Ages 2-10

THE BURR RIDGE VILLAGE CENTER PRESENTS

BURR RIDGE

CONCERTSCONCERTS on the green

Organized by Burr Ridge Park District and the Village Events Committee

June 7EAGLES TRIBUTE

HEARTACHE TONIGHT

Sponsored by BurrRidgeRestaurants.com

June 14OLDIES

THE NEVERLY BROTHERS

Sponsored by BMO Harris Bank

June 21CONTEMPORARY

VARIETYSPOKEN FOUR

Sponsored by Chicago Marriott Southwestat Burr Ridge

June 28SINATRA & STANDARDS

PETER OPRISKO – POP/JAZZ BAND

July 5BIG BAND

THE STEVE COOPER ORCHESTRA

July 12VARIETY

THE CONNEXION BAND

Sponsored by BurrRidgeHotels.com

July 19MAMBO

JOSE VALDES & THE MAMBO ALL-STARS

Sponsored by Extended Stay America

July 26MOTOWN/R&B VARIETY

R GANG

Sponsored by Springhill Suites by Marriott

August 2COUNTRY/WESTERN

PAMELA ROSE & WINDY CITY COUNTRY

August 9NEIL DIAMOND

TRIBUTEDENNY DIAMOND & HIS TRIO

Sponsored by BMO Harris Bank

August 16BLUES

THE CHICAGO KINGSNAKES

August 23BILLY JOEL/

ELTON JOHN TRIBUTEBILLY ELTON

Sponsored by Community Bank of Willowbrook

August 30ABBA TRIBUTE

ABBA SALUTESponsored by Gwendolyn J. Sterk and

The Family Law GroupGoldstine, Skrodzki, Russian, Nemec and Hoff, LTD

FRIDAYS, 7:30 – 9:00PM

FREE EVENTBURR RIDGE VILLAGE CENTER

COUNTY LINE RD & BURR RIDGE PKWY

www.brparks.org

5th Annual Classic

CAR SHOWCAR SHOW BURR RIDGE

SUNDAY JUNE 2312:00PM – 4:00PM

Free Admission

Live Entertainment • Bounce House • 100+ Luxury Autos

Burr Ridge Village Center – County Line Rd. & Burr Ridge PkwySpace is limited. Pre-register your vehicle by calling

Corvette Mike at (630) 230-0441 or visit www.burr-ridge.gov

PRESENTED BY CORVETTE MIKE MIDWEST ANDTHE VILLAGE OF BURR RIDGE

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Saturday, June 1 – 8:00amSTART/FINISH: COUNTY LINE SQUARE, BURR RIDGE

5K Race Fee $35 per person ($45 after May 25)1K Race Fee $15 per person

Family Activities: 9:00 – 10:00AM

Entertainment Special DemonstrationDJ – Cody Roll • Moon Jump Doug Sayers, Whatsup Juggling

Family FitnessBurr Ridge Park District

BENEFITS PROACTIVE KIDS FOUNDATION

See Page 34 for Summer Program Index

Burr Ridge Park District

Community Center (BRCC)

15W400 Harvester Drive

Burr Ridge, IL 60527

Office Phone 630-920-1969Office Fax 630-920-1973Website www.brparks.orgEmail [email protected]

Office Hours MON-TUE-WED-FRI: 8:30am-4:30pm

THURS: 8:30am-6:30pm

For your convenience, we have a drop box

located near the main entrance of the

Community Center.

Residency Key The following abbreviations indicate who pays

"in-district or resident" fees (the lower fee) for that

individual program.

BR Burr Ridge Park District

WB Village of Willowbrook

PD Pleasantdale Park District

HD Hinsdale

Dist. 62 Gower School Dist. #62

Dist. 86 Hinsdale Township H.S. Dist. #86

Dist. 180 Community Consolidated Dist. #180

Dist. 181 Elementary School District #181

Board of CommissionersRobert Quigley President

Kevin Caplis Vice-President

Kathy Bergholz Treasurer

Timothy Fara Commissioner

Patti Malloy Commissioner

The Board of Commissioners meet on the second

Monday of each month. These public meetings

begin at 7:00pm at the Burr Ridge Community

Center, Burr Ridge. The public is encouraged to

attend. For more information call 630-920-1969.

Administrative StaffJim Pacanowski, CPRP

Director of Parks & RecreationJamie Janusz, APRP

Supt. of Finance & Business Srv.Lavonne Campbell, CPO

Superintendent of RecreationMark Pasqualini, CPRP

Recreation Services Coordinator

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FREE Children’s Entertainment Schedule – Noon to 1:00pm

June 13 Pancakes the Clown – Clown/Magic ShowJune 20 Scribble the Monster/Interactive Sing AlongJune 27 Circus Boy – Prop Comic StuntmanJuly 4 Market is Open/No EntertainmentJuly 11 Willowbrook WildlifeJuly 18 RC JugglersJuly 25 Face PaintingAug 1 Karen’s Nature Tales PuppetsAug 8 Pancakes the Clown – Clown/Magic ShowAug 15 Scribble the Monster/Interactive Sing AlongAug 22 Circus Boy – Prop Comic StuntmanAug 29 RC JugglersSept 5 Tiny Toes MusicSept 12 Circus BoySept 19 Story Time on the GreenSept 26 Story Time on the Green

Interested vendors & sponsors, call the Burr Ridge Park District at 630-920-1969

THURSDAYS10am - 2pm

FARMERS MARKETJUNE 13 - SEPTEMBER 26

Thursdays, 10:30 – 12:00pm

$5 ($3 for additional bingo cards)

Includes Bingo Card, Assorted Market Treats, and Coffee.Play for “Market on the Green” Gift Cards and other items.

June 27 Code SR33-1

July 25 Code SR33-2

August 15 Code SR33-3

You must pre-register at Burr Ridge Park District – 630-920-1969

Farmers Market Burr Ridge Village CenterLocated behind Barbara’s Bookstore. Enter from rear parking lot.

Anytime you see this logo, itdenotes the use of recycleditems for programming andthe Park District’s commit-ment to “Go Green”.

WB BR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND

BURR RIDGE PARK DISTRICT PRESENT

Cruisin’ 66Saturday, August 10

11am – 3pm at Harvester ParkFEATURING A FANTASTIC CAR SHOW,

FOOD, VENDOR BOOTHS AND FUN FAMILY ACTIVITIES

Saturday, July 138:00am – 2:00pm

Willow Pond, Plainfield & Adams, Willowbrook$15 per table ($20)

Sell your unwanted items at our Community Yard Sale. Fee includes apicnic table to display your items as well as advertising. Upon registration,you will receive instructions and guidelines for selling your wares. For more

information, please call the Village of Willowbrook, 630-323-8215, orthe Burr Ridge Park District, 630-920-1969. BR, WB

*(Rain Date: Sunday, July 14)

PedalTheParksPedal your way along a 10 mile tour through

four of our most beautiful parks.

A Fundraising event for the whole family

Presented by the Burr Ridge Community Park Foundation

Sunday, September 8, 2013Pre-Registration Ends August 30

Day of Registration: 7:30 – 8:45amMeet at Burr Ridge Community Center

Tour Time 9:00am – 11:30am

Closing Party 12:00pm – 1:00pm

Refreshments will be offered throughout the tour.Bagels, fruit, drinks and music will be provided at theClosing Party. Go the Burr Ridge Park District website(www.brparks.org) and click on the Foundation.

NO RAIN DATE

Pre-Registration Fee(Includes t-shirt)

Ages 12 & Up: $20Ages 11 & Under: $10

(Must be accompanied by adult)

Family: $50 (Up to 4 Members)

Code PTP

Day of Registration Fee(Includes t-shirt)

Ages 12 & Up: $25Ages 11 & Under: $15

(Must be accompanied by adult)

Family: $60 (Up to 4 Members)

SPONSORED BYCASE NEW HOLLAND

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VILLAGE OF WILLOWBROOK ACTIVITIESCALL 630-323-8215 FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

FREE Family EventsAt Borse Community Park, 208 Midway Drive

TOUCH A TRUCK

Friday, July 12 10:00am – 12:00pmCome join us for the 6th year of this fun event. There willbe a collection of unique vehicles that kids will enjoy.

Outdoor Movie NightsBring the kids, lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy ourfeature presentations. We will have pre-movie activitiesthat revolve around the movie theme so come early.

“Goonies”July 18 (Rain Date July 22)

“Harry Potter & The Sorcerer’s Stone”August 15 (Rain Date August 19)

Please remember alcoholic beverages are prohibited in the park.

Independence Day CelebrationsJuly 3 Pleasantdale Park District

Fireworks begin at 9:30pm

July 4Village of HinsdaleParade begins at 10:00am

Daily Camp Hours

Mon through Fri 9:00am – 4:00pm

Extended Camp HoursMon through Fri 7:00am – 9:00amMon through Fri 4:00pm – 6:00pm

Counselor/Camper Ratio 1:12Weekly themes and a printable registration form, available at www.brparks.org

Registration FeesNon refundable deposit due at time of registration(Registration fee reserves a spot, purchases supplies, etc.)

$20 per week or $10 for 1-2 day attendance

$20 one-time t-shirt fee (3 CAMP T-SHIRTS REQUIRED)

Camp Fees BR, WB

Camp (9am-4pm) $150 ($155) per week total(includes prepaid registration fee)

Single (9am-4pm) $40 per day + $10 registration fee

Extended Hours $4.50 per hour as used billed weekly(7-9am) (4-6pm)

Field Trips $20 per trip (paid in cash on trip day)

Trail KitsBird Trail Kit (All Ages – 30-60 min) In addition to utilizingthe contents of this kit, be sure to stop at the trailheadand fishing dock to view permanent displays about birds. This Wetland Is Polluted? Trail Kit (3rd Grade and up –45-75 min) In this trail kit, you will learn about the valueand purpose of this wetland, which neighboring propertiescontribute what types of pollutants and the amazing pol-lution benefits of wetland plants.

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SUMMERDAY CAMP

Burr Ridge Community Center, Harvester Park

June 3 – August 23Ages 5-12

Rod and Reel LoanerThe Burr Ridge Park District in cooperation with the Illi-nois Urban Fishing Program, is offering loaner rods andreels to help promote fishing. All you need to do to takeadvantage of this program is to bring a copy of a valid Illi-nois Driver's License to the Burr Ridge Community Centerduring our regular operating hours. You'll receive a rodand reel for one day (bait not provided).

Get back to nature at Harvester Park

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Mini Camp HarvesterBoys & Girls Ages 3-4

Games, Hiking, Crafts

Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday

9:00 – 11:30am

Burr Ridge Community Center

Fee $48 ($53) per session Min/Max 10/15

Mini Camp Harvester has a weekly theme that focuses onmaking learning a fun experience. Each session will in-clude games, crafts, playground time, hiking, snacks andlots of fun. Child must be potty trained. BR WBInstructor Barb Slade

Dates Theme Code

June 4, 5, 6 Shovels & Sandcastles FC2-1

June 11, 12, 13 Pond Critters FC2-2

June 18, 19, 20 Fun on the Farm FC2-3

June 25, 26, 27 Yeah for the USA FC2-4

July 9, 10, 11 It’s a Jungle Out There FC2-5

July 16, 17, 18 The Bear Necessities FC2-6

July 23, 24, 25 Fly Me to the Moon FC2-7

July 30, 31, Aug 1 Crafty Critters FC2-8

August 6, 7, 8 It’s a Bug’s Life FC2-9

August 13, 14, 15 Clowning Around FC2-10

Camp HarvesterBoys & Girls Ages 5-6

Tree House ClubTuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday

9:00 – 11:30am


Harvester Park


Join the Tree House Club and explore recycling, di-nosaurs, wetland things, and more. Go on a weekly ad-venture and experience the joy of learning throughtheme-based projects and play plenty of games, do crafts,hike, and have good nutritious snacks every day in theTree House. BR WB Instructor Gina Macchia

Dates Theme Code

June 11, 12, 13 Backyard Wonders FC4-1

June 18, 19, 20 “Owl”standing Summer FC4-2

June 25, 26, 27 Dinos FC4-3

July 9, 10, 11 Island Adventures FC4-4

July 16, 17, 18 Pugs to Bugs FC4-5

July 23, 24, 25 Carnival Craze FC4-6

July 30, 31, Aug 1 Birds of a Feather FC4-7

August 6, 7, 8 Holiday Mix-Ups FC4-8

August 13, 14, 15 Anything Goes FC2-9

Little Book Worms CampAges 3-5 without parent

Mondays 9:30 – 11:00am

Burr Ridge Comm Center

Fee $42 ($45) Min/Max 5/10

This theme-based program helps prepare yourchild for preschool. Each week we’ll read a bookand do crafts and activities related to the book.Some of the books we will read includes “Ten Lit-tle Rubber Ducks,” “Not Now! Said the Cow,”“The Giant Jam Sandwich,” “Freight Train.”.BR WB Instructor Allison Prelaske

June 10, 17, 24 Code BC-1

July 15, 22, 29 Code BC-2

August 5, 19, 26 (no class 8/12) Code BC-3

Preschool Boot CampAges 4-6 without parent

Wednesdays 11:30am – 2:00pm


Fee $48 ($53) Min/Max 5/10

This camp will help keep your child’s skillssharp over the summer. Concepts and skillsyour child learned during the school year willbe reviewed and reinforced. Combine withMini-Camp or Camp Harvester for an ex-tended day. Please bring lunch. BRInstructor Barb Slade

June 12, 19, 26 Code PBC-1

July 10, 17, 24 Code PBC-2

July 31, August 7, 14 Code PBC-3

Dora & Diego Animal Adventure21/2 – 4 without parent

Tuesday, June 18 4:00 – 5:30pm

Fee $20 ($23) Code SE6 Min/Max 6/12


Come on vamanos! This class has all the trappings of thepopular toddler television hit: using the map, the back-pack and the rule of three tasks, we will dramatize andcraft a dramatic adventure for your little ones to go on!Dress for weather and wear close toed shoes. Must bepotty trained or parent must be available. BRInstructor Allison Prelaske

IckyStickyOoey GooeyAges 1-3 with parent

Tuesdays

9:00 – 10:00am

Burr Ridge Comm Center

Fee $27 ($30) per session

Min/Max 5/14

Have some icky sticky ooey gooey fun with your toddler.Each week will be filled with fun and MESSY activities aswe play games, do crafts, have a snack...all based on afun theme. BR WB Instructor Jodie Slade

Session One May 14, 21, 28 Code IST-1

Session Two June 11, 18, 25 Code IST-2

Session Three July 9, 16, 23 Code IST-3

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Tiny Riders Ages 4-5Introduction to Horsemanship Double J Riding Club

Mondays or Wednesdays 12:30pm – 2:30pm

Fee $175

Group lead-line lessons with experienced instructors.Learn about tacking, grooming, horse and barn safety. Adifferent horse centered activity or craft each week. Ridersgain confidence while having fun! Min/Max 2/18

Mondays Code Wednesdays CodeJune 3 – 24 HRS-1 June 5 – 26 HRS-4July 1 – 22 HRS-2 July 3 – 24 HRS-5August 5 – 26 HRS-3 August 7 – 28 HRS-6

Must register one week before class starts.

The Double J Riding Club is located at 10545 West 74thStreet in Countryside. Private Lessons Available.

Shake It UpBaby!

Ages 1-21/2 with parent

Wednesdays

9:30 – 10:15am

Shake Your BodyBounce & Giggle.Shake Your Rattle,Spin & Wiggle.Fee $26 $(29) Min/Max 5/12


This class is a perfect way to introduce your child to play-ing with friends. There will be circle time with songs anda snack. BR WB Instructor Allison Prelaske

May Session May 1, 8, 15 Code SIB-5

June Session June 12, 19, 26 Code SIB-1

July Session July 10, 17, 24 Code SIB-2

It’s A Bug’s Life Ages 3-6

Tuesday, August 6

4:00 – 5:30pm

Fee $20 ($23) Code SE1

Min/Max 6/12

Burr Ridge Community CenterEverything bugs, bugs, bugs.Transform into a bug, create a bugjar and have a buggy snack. BRInstructor Allison Prelaske

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Wetland Classes Boys & Girls 4-5 and 6-8 without parent

Meet at Burr Ridge Community Center

Tuesdays, June 4 – June 25Fee $48 ($53) BR, WB Min/Max 6/12

Age 4-5 5:00pm – 6:15pm Code WWT-1A weekly adventure exploring and learning about wetlandwildlife, their behavior and habitat. Lessons will focus ontracking animals and animal/bird identification. One classwill be dedicated to frog catch and release. Includes weeklyhikes to the wetlands and a craft.

Age 6-8 6:30pm – 7:45pm Code WWT-2Weekly classes to learn the importance the wetlands playin our environment with hands on experiments. Learn howto track and identify animals and birds unique to the wet-lands. One class is dedicated to frog catch and release.

Instructors Sherry Stednitz, Kenzie Stednitz, Erin NavinsPLEASE REMEMBER TO DRESS APPROPRIATELY AND WEAR SUN-

SCREEN AND BUG REPELLANT FOR THE WETLAND CLASSES.

CONTACT THE VILLAGE OF WILLOWBROOK AT 630-323-8215FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE FOLLOWING PROGRAM.

Learn To Fish Ages 5-12A COOPERATIVE PROGRAM WITH

GATEWAY SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION

Mondays 5:00 – 6:00pm

July 8, 15, 22, 29Meet at Willow Pond

Fee $24 ($28)Join fisherman George Scukanec as he guides youthrough all aspects of becoming an expert fisherman. Thepond has recently been stocked with new fish, so yourchances of catching fish are pretty great! Includes all fish-ing tackle, bait and expert advice. BR WB Min/Max 4/12

June 21 – 22

Friday, Saturday 7:00pm – 7:00am

Fee $40/family overnight Code SE9$30 per family for Friday night activities only

Scheduled Activities: Crafts, Games, Campfire Activities

Bring your tent and sleeping bags. We supply the rest!Breakfast and snacks are included. Rain Date June 28.Min/Max 10/30

FamilyCamp OutMoonfestFamilies – All Ages

Harvester Park

Nature Camp Ages 6-10

Monday – Thursday 11:00am – 1:00pm


Dates Code FeeJune 10 – July 11 NC1 $570 ($580)July 15 – August 15 NC2 $600 ($610)

We’ll get out and explore this summer! This fun and edu-cational class is an incredible way for your child to get out-side and learn valuable lessons about the environment.An appreciation for and love of nature through hands-onoutdoor experiential learning will be developed. Your childwill be inspired to become environmentally responsibleand a conscientious citizen of tomorrow. The lessonslearned in this camp will be instrumental in developing alifelong love of learning and a deep abiding connectionwith the natural world. No class July 4. BR Min/Max 5/15Instructor Michael Peterson holds a masters degree in ed-ucation with a minor in photography.

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Fishing 101 BR

Boys and GirlsAges 9 Years and Older

Wednesdays

1:00 – 2:15pm

June 19, 26, July 3

Meet at HarvesterPark Wetland Shelter

Fee $25 ($30)Code LTFMin/Max 5/10

Week One: The basics of fishing

Week Two: Catch fish from our stocked pond

Week Three: Advanced casting & tackle selectionInstructor George Scukanec holds over 2500 Illinois Deptof Conservation Big Fish Awards.

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Magic Class Ages 5-11

Instructor Magic Team of Gary Kantor

New tricks every session! All magicians-in-trainingtake home a magic kit

Thursday, June 27 5:00 – 5:55pm


Code YL10-1 Fee $20 ($25)

Amaze your family and friends with your mystifying magicabilities. The tricks look extremely difficult to your audi-ence, but you’ll discover that they are quick to learn andeasy to perform. BR Min/Max 5/40

ENGINEERINGFUNDAMENTALS CAMPWITH LEGOSBoys & Girls 8-12

Monday – Friday

1:00pm – 4:00pm

August 5 – August 9


Fee $125 ($135) Code EFL-2

Power up those engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnolo-gies and over 100,000 pieces of LEGO! Apply real-worldconcepts in physics, engineering, and architecturethrough engineer-designed projects such as arch bridges,motorized gondolas, and the Battletrack! Challenging fornew and returning students. BR Min/Max 11/24Instructor Play Well TEKnologies

PRE-ENGINEERING CAMP WITH LEGOSBoys & Girls 5-7 without parent

Monday – Friday 9:00am – 12:00pm

August 5 – August 9


Fee $125 ($135) Code EFL-1

Your child’s imagination will run wild with over 100,000pieces of LEGO. Build engineer-designed projects such asboats, bridges, mazes, and motorized cards. Explore theendless creative possibilities of the LEGO building systemwith the guidance of an experienced Play-Well Instructor.BR Min/Max 11/24 LEGOs not included in fee.Instructor Play Well TEKnologies

BRAVEAges 4-7

Tuesday, July 23 4:00 – 5:30pm

Fee $20 ($23) Code SE11We have a great afternoon of outdoor fun planned that in-cludes archery, fishing and other Brave inspired activities.We’ll also have snacks. BR Min/Max 5/12Instructor Allison Prelaske

Arts & CraftsCamp Ages 6-10

Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday

9:00 – 11:30am



Explore the world of Arts & Crafts with different projectsevery session. Includes snacks and all supplies. BRInstructor Park District Staff

Dates Theme Code

June 25, 26, 27 Decorate Your Room ART-1

July 30, 31, Aug 1 Decorate Yourself ART-2

Aug 20, 21, 22 Decorate with Nature ART-3

T-Rexplorers CampBoys & Girls Ages 8-12

Katherine Legge Memorial Park

Monday through Friday 9:00am – 12:00pm

June 17 – June 21 Code TREX-1 July 22 – July 26 Code TREX-2

Fee $150 ($175) Min/Max 6/20This week long camp will include daily investigation of au-thentic dinosaur fossils, research, discovery, humor,games, and some form of craft/activity. Campers will ex-cavate replica dinosaur bones, and then field casting thebones (simulated paleontology). We will also create replicadinosaur tracks (from an authentic track) which they willtake home. Campers should bring a snack and water bot-tle each day. Campers will be indoors and outside. Dressaccordingly. BR WB HD

One Day T-Rexplorer ClassBoys & Girls Ages 8-12

Burr Ridge Community Ctr at Harvester Park BR WB HD

Fee $25 ($30) Min/Max 6/20Tuesday, July 9 1:00pm – 2:30pm Code TREX-3

Tuesday, July 9 3:00pm – 4:30pm Code TREX-4

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Speak Art Camp Boys & Girls Ages 6 -12

Monday through Friday


These camps introduce foreign lan-guages to students in an interactive,musical and artistic setting. Studentsare exposed to basic vocabulary, andlearn about artists, composers, andlandmarks. Students create a uniquepiece of art each day. Bring a drinkand snack to class. Instructor Tracy Ford BR HD


Viva Venezia: Basics of Italian language through songs,listening and activities. Dates Time CodeJune 17 – 21 1:30pm – 4:00pm YC7-1

French Impressionism: Basics of Impressionists’ style and

techniques. Dates Time CodeJune 24 – 28 9:30am – 12:00pm YC7-2July 22 – 26 1:30pm – 4:00pm YC7-3

Paris, Je t’aime: Basics of French language and culturethrough music, games and art activities. Dates Time CodeAugust 19 – 23 9:30am – 12:00pm YC7-4

Nature PhotojournalismAges 6-12

Wednesdays 1:00 – 3:00pm



Nature/Photojournalism will teach your child to developa "photographic eye" and an artistic writing style. Poetry,stories, and nonfiction expository papers will be written toaccompany the pictures taken on "nature photo shoots"and then combined to create published articles. BR

Session 1 June 12 – July 10 Code NP-1

Session 2 July 17 – August 14 Code NP-2

Instructor Michael Peterson holds a masters degree in ed-ucation with a minor in photography.

Woodland FairyTea Party Ages 6-9

Tuesday, June 18 4:00 – 5:30pm

Fee $20 ($23) Code SE4 Inspired by nature! Join us for a fairy adventure. We’ll havesnacks and build a fairy house with natural materials wefind. BR Min/Max 6/16 Instructor Allison Prelaske

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Math Enrichment CampAges 6-12 5-10 Students per class

Monday – ThursdayBurr Ridge Community Center

Fee $90 ($95) per session BR, WB, Dist 62, Dist 180

Session 1 August 5 – August 8



Math Enrichment Camp enters it’s 8th year at BurrRidge Park District. This extremely productive campprepares students for the upcoming school year. Thiscamp focuses on problem solving.Instructor Abbas Jaffary holds an MS in Mathematicsfrom UIC and teaches mathematics at Moraine ValleyCommunity College.

Prep for Upcoming School Year

First and Second Grade 9:00am –10:00am

Third and Fourth Grade 10:15am –11:15am

Fifth and Sixth Grade 11:30am – 12:30pm

Camp Structure (All exercises are level appropriate.)

Day 1 Arithmetic Mental math skills development

Day 2 Geometry Visual math skills development

Day 3 Problem Solving Logical reasoning skills development

Day 4 Math & Music Creative math skills development

Program codes are available at BRCC.

Academic Enrichment Camp Ages 6-11BR, WB, Dist 62, Dist 180

9:00 – 11:00am (Monday – Thursday)


Academic Enrichment Camp will provide students withthe opportunity to stay sharp, andeven get ahead academically, overthe summer break. Classes willfocus on Reading, Writing, andMath. Each student will receive thepersonal attention needed to suc-ceed. This fun and educational set-ting is the perfect way to ensurethat your child will be ready for the

2013-2014 school year. No class July 4. Min/Max 5/15Instructor Michael Peterson

ChessInstructors Chess Scholars

Chess Camp Ages 5-12


This camp is for beginners and experienced players. Eachcamp consists of a fun interactive teaching period andpractice time. Participants will advance to the next levelunder the guidance of the Instructor. There is also a chesscompetition with prizes! Each participant receives a chessset and award. Bring your own snacks! BR WB HDMin/Max 4/12June 10 – June 14 (M-F) 9:00am – 12:00pmCode YC13-1 Fee $170 ($180)July 15 – July 19 (M-F) 10:00am – 11:30amCode YC13-2 Fee $110 ($120)Aug 5 – Aug 9 (M-F) 9:00am – 12:00pmCode YC13-3 Fee $170 ($180)

Chess Strategy For Kids Ages 7-11


This camp is an exciting opportunity for your child to de-velop logic, problem solving, and planning skills. Yourchild will learn two or three new skill-based games (noluck or chance involved) at every class. Both team and in-dividual games will be played. There will also be a tour-nament with prizes! Bring your own snacks! BR WB HDMin/Max 6/16June 10 – June 14 (M-F) 1:30pm – 3:00pmCode YC13-4 Fee $102 ($112)

July 15 – July 19 (M-F) 1:30pm – 3:00pmCode YC13-5 Fee $102 ($112)

CONTACT THE VILLAGE OF WILLOWBROOK AT630-323-8215 FOR MORE INFORMATION

ABOUT THE FOLLOWING PROGRAM.

Baby Sitters Clinic Grades 5-8

Wednesday, August 7 6:00 – 8:30pm

Wednesday, August 14 6:00 – 7:30pm

Topics include handling situations such as storms,prowlers, and other emergencies, disciplining children,creating fun activities and snack preparation. BR, WBMin/Max 6/20

June 10 – July 11Fee $650 ($660)

Code AEC-1

July 15 – August 15

Fee $690 ($700)Code AEC-2

Young Rembrandts CampTuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday


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Indian Dance Ages 6-14

Wednesdays August 7 – December 11


Beginners 6:15 – 7:15pm Code CID-1Intermediate/Advanced 7:15 – 8:15pm Code CID-2Fee $475 Min/Max 5/15

Kathak is revered throughout India as the highest form ofclassical dance. Kathak offers a systematic curriculum forbeginners; advanced students are offered the opportunityto choreograph their own dance. Students will also learnsome aspects of Bollywood dance. There will be a recitalonce a year. Contact [email protected] for moreinformation. Instructor Tarana Kathak Dance Academy

IINNTTRROODDUUCCTTOORRYY IIRR II SSHH DDAANNCCEEAges 4-6

Wednesdays 3:00 – 3:45pm

June 19 – August 14Burr Ridge Community Center

Fee $95 ($105) Code PA31-1Learn the basics of Irish Dance and Irish Jig. Learnproper warm-ups, stretching, and technique, includingHop 1 2 3s. No class 7/3. BR HD Min/Max 5/15

Instructor Katie Noonan, Certified TCRG in Ireland

Ages 4-512:00 – 12:45pm Fee $28 ($33) per weekFundamental drawing skills. Visual learningskills are developed giving academic advantagesin the classroom. BR Min/Max 5/12Dates Theme CodeJune 11, 12, 13 Animal Zoo KK27-1July 16, 17, 18 Under the Sea KK27-2

Ages 6-121:00 – 2:30pm Fee $35 ($40) per weekA step by step approach to drawing is taughtusing a variety of media to help build drawingconcepts and skills. BR Min/Max 5/12Dates Theme CodeJune 11, 12, 13 Medieval Castle KK27-3July 16, 17, 18 Under the Sea KK27-4

Hip-Hop & Tumbling CampsInstructor Barbara Klein

Monday – Friday

10:30am – 12:00pm


Dance Camp returns under the direction of Miss BarbaraKlein, owner of Dance One Studio. Miss Barbara is BurrRidge Park District’s Tap and Jazz/Hip Hop Instructor.She has been teaching dance in the Chicagoland area forover 25 years. BR WB

Tiny Dance Crew Ages 4-6

July 8 – July 12Fee $65 (70) Code PA41-1This is a gently structured camp that will enhance yourchild’s trust in his/her own creative expression. Wearloose clothing and tennis shoes. Min/Max 6/20

Kid’s Dance Crew Ages 7-12

July 22 – July 26Fee $65 (70) Code PA41-2Explore fundamental steps and learn to combine elementsof hip hop and tumbling into routines. Wear loose clothingand tennis shoes. Min/Max 6/20

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Special Summer Cooking ProgramsWith Chef Mary Gail Bennett

Burr Ridge Community Center Kitchen

Ages 4 -7 Daily Fee $30 ($35) BR WB Min/Max 4/8

Pinkalicious ChefsWednesday, May 29 4:00 – 5:30pm Code LKC-5Join us in the kitchen as we try our best to cook and bake only pink food. Can we do it?Come along and see if Pinkalicious will be proud of us. We may do a fun Pinkalicous craft!

Buggie Picnic Tuesday, June 25 2:00 – 3:30pm Code LKC-6It’s all about the bugs. We’ll be cooking up some buggie themed foods that we can takeoutside for our buggie picnic. Ants not invited!

Dora & Diego Cooking AdventureTuesday, July 30 2:00 – 3:30pm Code LKC-7Calling all explorers and animal rescuers! The kitchen will be our adventure where we willcook up lots of Dora and Diego’s favorite foods. Yum, yum, delicioso!


It’s A Disney PartyTuesday, June 4 4:00 – 5:30pm Code LKC-8

You’re invited to a very special party to celebrate our favorite mice...Mickey and Minnie.We’ll be cooking up some fun snacks and treats all in honor of our big-eared friends.

Monster MunchiesTuesday, July 2 2:00 – 3:30pm Code LKC-9

What do monsters like to eat? Come to the kitchen and find out what some of our fa-vorite monsters cook when they are hungry. You won’t want to miss this!


Cake Decorating for Young ChefsWednesday, June 26 2:00 – 4:00pm Code CYT-6

Come learn how to make the most beautiful cakes and cupcakes using a number of simpledecorating techniques. We’ll even learn the proper way to hold and use a pastry bag forour icing.

Cooking Up Frozen Fun Tuesday, July 23 2:00 – 4:00pm Code CYT-7

Ever had frozen hot chocolate just like in New York City? We’ll be making this, along withother coolicious treats.

ALL CHEFS MUST TIE HAIR BACK OR WEAR A BASEBALL HAT. ONLY CLOSE-TOED SHOES AND PANTS ALLOWED IN THE KITCHEN. WE NEED

TO BE AWARE OF ANY ALLERGIES. IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO ATTEND A COOKING CLASS, PLEASE LET US KNOW 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE.

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Youth CulinaryCampsWith Chef Mary Gail BennettChef Mary Gail Bennett has been teach-ing for over 25 years and studied Pastryand Culinary Arts through the CulinaryInstitute at the College of DuPage.

All Culinary Camps Meet

10:00am – 12:30pmBurr Ridge Park District Kitchen

July 22, 24, 26

Full 3 Day Code LKC-4

Monday July 22

Pasta PartySingle Day Code LKC-1

Wednesday July 24

Pizza PartySingle Day Code LKC-2

Friday July 26

Tropical Beach PartySingle Day Code LKC-3

July 15 – 18

Full Week Code JC-5

Monday

Campfire FavoritesSingle Day Code JC-1

Tuesday

Pool Party FoodsSingle Day Code JC-2

Wednesday

Backyard BarbequeSingle Day Code JC-3

Thursday

Summer DessertsSingle Day Code JC-4

Little Kids Cooking Camp Ages 5-8 Daily Fee $40 ($45) 3 Day Fee $110 ($120)

This camp will introduce your child to the world of culinary arts. We’ll cover the basics of cooking, kitchen safety, bakingtechniques, culinary terms, and basic food knowledge. Each day has a fun theme to help get your child excited aboutcooking! We will have time to eat our lunch each day after we’re done cooking. BR WB Min/Max 5/10

Junior Chefs Camp Ages 811 Daily Fee $40 ($45) Full Week Fee $140 ($150)

This camp features lots of hands-on cooking. We’ll focus on following recipes, learning about ingredients and workingcleanly and safely in the kitchen. We’ll be making all of our favorite summertime foods which we can eat for lunch at theend of class! BR WB Min-Max 5/10

Culinary Camp for Young Teens Ages 11-15 Daily Fee $40 ($45) Full Week Fee $140 ($150)

This camp allows young teens to experiment hands on with simple yet sophisticated menus that they will enjoy re-creatingat home. They will learn essential cooking and baking techniques along with organizing prep work. This summer we willlearn recipes and techniques from famous chefs. Then enjoy the meal we just prepared! BR WB Min-Max 5/10

It’s Party Time!

Summertime Fun

July 8 – 11

Full Week Code CYT5

Monday

Ina GartenHOW EASY IS THAT?

Single Day Code CYT1

Tuesday

Emril LagasseBAM!


Wednesday

Julia ChildART OF FRENCH COOKING


Thursday

Bobby FlayMEXICAN ALL THE WAY


Famous Chefs

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Preschool Classes

Registration Information

Age RequirementsChild must be appropriate age by September 1, 2013. Must be pottytrained for all Preschool/Pre-K classes.

Registration FeeA one time mandatory nonrefundableregistration fee of $45 per child opensthe door to all preschool classes fromSeptember 2013 to May 2014.

School BeginsClasses begin the Week of September 9, 2013.

Burr Ridge Park District preschool-age classes follow the standards and recommendations set forth by the Illinois EarlyChildhood Standards and Benchmarks to prepare children for kindergarten. The add-on enrichment classes are designedto enhance your child’s learning experience. All preschool age classes exceed the requirements set forth by local elementaryschools. BEGINNING PRESCHOOL for children ages 2-3 establishes the framework for introducing your child to a preschoolsetting. PRESCHOOL for children ages 3-4 lays the foundation for the 4-year old Pre-Kindergarten class. PRE-KINDER-GARTEN for children ages 4-5 develops the building blocks for Kindergarten. BR, WB

PRESCHOOLTimes/Cost per Month

Ages 2-3 Beginning PreschoolWednesday OR Friday

9:00am – :amOR

10:45am – 12:15pm$62 ($67) per month

Wednesday AND Friday9:00am – 10:30am

OR10:45am – 12:15pm

$124 ($134) per month

Ages 3-4 PreschoolTuesday and Thursday

9:00am – 11:30am$166 ($171) per month

12:30pm – 3:00pm$166 ($171) per month

Ages 4-5 Pre-KindergartenMonday-Wednesday-Friday

9:00am – 12:00pm$239 ($244) per month

12:30pm – 3:00pm$196 ($201) per month

ENRICHMENTTimes/Cost per Month

Ages 3-4Monday

9:00am – 11:30am$83 ($88) per month

Ages 4-5

TuesdayImagination Destination

9:00am – 12:00pm$83 ($88) per month

ThursdayScience/Math

9:00am – 12:00pm$83 ($88) per month

REGISTER NOW

FOR 2013

FALL PRESCHOOL

Days Time Fee

Mon – ThuFri – Sun

8:00pm – 10:00pm7:00pm – 10:00pm

$160$250

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Rent the PoolContact the Park District for information and an application. Rentalfee includes a pool manager, two lifeguards and exclusive use of thepool. Rental fee for children’s birthday parties may increase basedon lifeguard needs.

Parent & Child AquaticsIn-District: BR, WB, PDFees $85 ($90) Min/Max 6/20

Level A: 6 months – 2 1/2 yrs

Monday & Wednesday 10:30 – 11:00amSession 1 June 10 – July 3 Code SWPC-1Session 2 July 8 – July 31 Code SWPC-2

Saturday 10:40 – 11:10amJune 15 – August 3 Code SWPC-3

Level B: 21/2 – 4 yrs

Tuesday & Thursday 10:30 – 11:00amSession 1 June 11 – July 5* Code SWPC-4Session 2 July 9 – August 1 Code SWPC-5*No Class July 4 – Make up on July 5

Saturday 11:20–11:50amJune 15 – August 3 Code SWPC-6

Adult Classes Ages 18 & up

In-District: BR, WB, PD

Aquacize No swimming ability necessary

June 10 – Aug 1 (Mon – Thur) 7:50 – 8:30am

Fee 10 Pass Punch Card $65 ($70) Code SWAA

Fundamental Skills For adults who have little to no swimming experience andmay be fearful or uncomfortable in water of any depth.Learn to feel confident, self-reliant and safe in the pool.

Fees $85 ($90) Min/Max 4/10

Monday – Thursday 7:50 – 8:30amSession I June 10 – June 20 Code SWAF-1Session 2 July 8 – July 18 Code SWAF-2

Saturday 10:40 – 11:20amJune 15 – August 3 Code SWAF-3

Stroke Development For adults who are comfortable in shallow water and canfloat, but who have little experience performing strokes.

Fees $85 ($90) Min/Max 4/10

Monday – Thursday 7:50 – 8:30amSession I June 24 – July 5* Code SWAS-1Session 2 July 22 – August 1 Code SWAS-2*No Class July 4 – Make up on July 5

Saturday 11:20am – 12pmJune 15 – August 3 Code SWAS-3

American Red Cross Certified Swim LessonsSpecial Registration Form Available On-Line: www.brparks.org

One-on-One Private LessonsMonday – Saturday Classes

June 15 – August 37:50 – 8:30am Code SWCP1 8:40 – 9:20am Code SWCP2

Fees $160 ($170) for 4 lessonsIn-District: BR, WB, PD

Woods Pool 711 Tomlin Drive Burr Ridge Season HoursSaturday, June 1 – Sunday, August 18

Monday through Thursday 1:00 – 8:00pm

Friday, Saturday & Sunday 12:00 – 7:00pm

No swim classes July 4. Pool will be open.

Membership InformationMembership Resident Fee Non-Resident Fee

Type BR, WB, PD

Individual $150 $160

Family (3 or more) $370 $380

Daily Passes$8 Ages 1 & under FREESunset Special$4 After 5:00pm

10-Pass Punch Card$80 Convenience Card

(Fees same as 2012)

Daily Fees

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9:00am – 9:40amLevel Code

Pre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-13Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-13Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-13


Level 3 SWL3-13Level 4 SWL4-13Level 5 SWL5-13


Level 1 SWL1-13Level 2 SWL2-13Level 6 SWL6-13


Pre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-14Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-14Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-14

Swim Sessions Schedule Fees Per Session $85 ($90) BR, WB, PD

American Red Cross Certified Swim Lessons Special Registration Form Available On-Line: www.brparks.orgDays Monday – Thursday (Rain day makeup: Friday) Min/Max 4/10 No Class July 4

Pre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-1Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-1Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-1Level 1 SWL1-1Level 2 SWL2-1Level 3 SWL3-1Level 4 SWL4-1Level 5 SWL5-1Level 6 SWL6-1

8:40am – 9:20am

Level Code

Pre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-2Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-2Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-2Level 1 SWL1-2Level 2 SWL2-2Level 3 SWL3-2Level 4 SWL4-2Level 5 SWL5-2Level 6 SWL6-2Diving SWD-1

9:30am – 10:10am

Level Code


10:20am – 11:00am

Level Code

Session 1


8:40am – 9:20am

Level Code


9:30am – 10:10am

Level Code


10:20am – 11:00am

Level Code

Session 2

June 24 – July 5June 10 – June 20


8:40am – 9:20am

Level Code


9:30am – 10:10am

Level Code


10:20am – 11:00am

Level Code

Session 3

July 8 – July 18

Pre-Beg 1 SWLPB1-10Pre-Beg 2 SWLPB2-10Pre-Beg 3 SWLPB3-10Level 1 SWL1-10Level 2 SWL210Level 3 SWL3-10Level 4 SWL4-10Level 5 SWL5-10Level 6 SWL6-10

8:40am – 9:20am

Level Code


9:30am – 10:10am

Level Code


10:20am – 11:00am

Level Code

July 22 – August 1

Session 4


Diving SWD-5

Saturday SwimLessons BR, WB, PD

June 15 – August 3

Fees Per Session $85 ($90) Min/Max 4/10

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Age/Levels Course Description (Class Sizes are Limited to 8 – 10 students per instructor.)

Please Note– It is very important to enroll your children in the appropriate skill level.

– Children will be moved to more appropriate levels as deemed necessary.

– A parent cannot be in the pool with their child during swim lessons from Pre-Beginner through Level 6 and Diving.

– All decisions rendered by the Learn to Swim coordinator will be final.

Swim Level Descriptions

6 mos. – 4 years Parent is in the water with child. Designed to promote water fun and swimming readiness.Parent/Child Aquatics

3.5 – 5 years Children are in the water with instructor (Student/Instructor ratio is 4:1).

Pre-Beginners Levels Learn-to-swim readiness is emphasized. (Limited to 8 per class.)

Pre-Beg. Level 1 Specially designed for child who is afraid of the water and/or won't put face in water.Pre-Beg. Level 2 Intended for child who will get head wet and displays some confidence.Pre-Beg. Level 3 Adapted for child who will submerge face in water - high confidence.

6 – 12 years (Levels 1 – 6 + Diving)Level 1 Purpose: Helps students feel comfortable in the water. Skills Taught: Enter and exit Intro to Water Skills water safely, back and front float,submerge under water eyes open and retrieve object, blow bubbles, beginner arm stroke on front and back.

Level 2 Purpose: Gives students success with fundamental skills. Skills Taught: Glide on frontFundamental Aquatic Skills and back, float on front and back, rollover front to back, back to front, jump into pool from side, open eyes underwater & retrieve object, rhythmic breathing, swim on front and back using combine stroke.

Level 3 Purpose: Help students develop confidence in their strokes and improve other aquaticStroke Development skills and provide additional guided practice. Skills Taught: Jump into deep water, perform rotary breathing, perform butterfly kick and body motion, change from vertical to horizontal position on front and back, dive from sitting and kneeling position, survival float, HELP and huddle position, submerge fully and retrieve objects, swim front crawl, swim back crawl, bob with head fully submerged.

Level 4 Purpose: To improve form and back crawl and learn elementary backstroke, breastStroke Improvement stroke and sidestroke. Skills Taught: Dive from compact or stride position, swim breaststroke, tread water, swim underwater, elementary backstroke, throwing assist feet-first surface dive, sidestroke, coordinate butterfly, open turns on front and back.

Level 5 Purpose: Provides further coordination and refinement of the strokes. Skills Taught:Stroke Refinement Front crawl, elementary backstroke, back crawl, sidestroke, breaststroke, butterfly, front flip turn, and shallow dive, tread water with two different kicks, backstroke flip turn, survival swimming, rescue breathing, tuck and pike dives.

Level 6 Purpose: Refines all six strokes so students swim with ease, efficiency, power andFitness Swimmer smoothness. Skills Taught: Swim 500 yard continuously using the following strokes: 100 yards front crawl, 100 yards back crawl, 50 yards breaststroke, 50 yards elementary backstroke, 50 yards sidestroke, 50 yards butterfly, and 100 yards your choice of stroke Perform the Cooper 12-minute swim test and compare with pre-assessment results.

Diving Purpose: Introduces and practice fundamental springboard diving. Skills Taught: front

jump from the edge of diving board, pike, back dive, front approach with hurdle.

MUST HAVE COMPLETED LEVEL 2.

Athletes Camp Ages 8-12

Monday – Friday 9:00am – 4:00pm Harvester Park

Fees $180 ($200)/wk Add. Child $120 ($140)/wk Min/Max 15/34

Early and Late Care (Burr Ridge Community Center)Billed at the end of each week: $4 per hourEarly Care: 7:30-9:00am Late Care: 4:00-5:30pm

Fee includes a camp shirt, afternoon transportation from and to Harvester Park,admission to all off-site activities, and all supervision. Parents and family may at-tend field trips with the group if tickets and bus seats are available. Please dressappropriately for weather conditions and activities. Participants must bring lunchand a beverage each day. Instructors Park Staff BR, WB

Dates Code Theme Main Field Trip

June 17 – June 21 YS7-1 Action Sports (floor hockey, football, volleyball) Cubs Game (June 21)

July 15 - July 19 YS7-2 Outdoor Sports (hiking, fishing, mini-golf) Sky High (July 18)

July 22 – July 26 YS7-3 Water Sports White Sox Game (July 25)

Aug 12 – Aug 16 YS7-4 Field Sports (baseball, kickball,soccer, etc) Great America (August 15)

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Camp StructureMornings (9:00am-11:15am, break 10:00am-10:15am) Preparation (stretching and fitness training) and participation in athletic games, activ-ities and skills. The theme of each week dictates which sports are played in the morn-ings. An official weekly schedule for each week will be available on the Friday before atthe BRCC or send an email to [email protected].

Lunch (11:15am-12:00pm) Supervised free time after lunch.

Afternoons (12:00pm-3:00pm) Off-Site Activities

Monday Woods Pool Thursday Main Field Tripor Friday (See Above for Schedule)

Tuesday Local water park OR mini-golf Friday Woods Pool OR

Wednesday Willowbrook Lanes OR Hiking at Waterfall Glen Frisbee Golf

Junior Athletes CampBoys & Girls Ages 5-7

Mornings at BRCC & Harvester Park

Monday – Friday 9:00 – 11:30am

Fee $80 ($85) per session Min/Max 10/20Weekly fees can be prorated by day if notified in advance.

This camp emphasizes fun and skill developmentthrough a variety of sports, games and creative play.Each day is packed with activities like fishing, soc-cer, hiking, volleyball, football, baseball/softball,tennis, dodgeball, running, kickball, ultimate fris-bee, and crafts. Fee includes a t-shirt and snacks.Instructors Park Staff BR WB Dates Code

June 10 – June 14 JAC-1



July 15 – July 19 JAC-4

July 22 – July 26 JAC-5

Harvester Park Soccer Camp Ages 8-13

June 24 – June 27 1:30 – 3:30pm

Fee $85 ($90) Code SO4-1Great for beginners and intermediates. Camp will coverentire basics: passing, shooting, ball control, dribblingand game strategies. Players are divided into groups ac-cording to ability. All players must bring their own waterbottle and shin guards. Players may bring their own soc-cer ball, as long as their name is clearly marked on it.BR WB Min/Max 20/50 Instructor Jeremy Leganski

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Baseball Summer Camp Ages 7-12Harvester Park

June 24 – June 27

9:00am – 12:00pm

Fee $125 Code BL17

Instructors from The Perfect Swing will hold a four dayoutdoor baseball camp at Harvester Park. Instructors willconcentrate on proper fundamentals and will work on hit-ting, fielding, throwing, pitching, catching, base-running,infield, and outfield. Campers will be separated into agegroups and skill levels. Scrimmage games and contests forprizes. Wear pants, hats, and tennis shoes or baseballspikes. It is recommended that campers bring their ownglove, bat, and helmet. Perfect Swing will provide helmetsand bats for those who do not have their own. Campersreceive a T-shirt. BR

Instructor The Perfect Swing Min/Max 5/16

White Sox Training CampsBaseball Camps at Harvester Park BR WB

• Exclusive U.S. Cellular Field experience for each camp participant and a guest

• Q&A session with a current White Sox player, coach, and broadcast personality,

• Compete in the Sox Skills competition with top scores advancing to finals on U.S. Cellular Field in September

• 6 Sox ticket vouchers, Sox Academy hat, t-shirt evaluation report and graduation certificate

Little Sluggers Camp Ages 5-6July 22 – 26 8:30am – 11:00pm $179

Intermediate Camp Ages 7-8July 22 – 26 8:30 – 11:30am $199

Advanced Camp Ages 9-12July 22 – 26 8:30 – 11:30am $199

For registration information: www.bullssoxacademy.com

T-BallInstruction CampAges 4-6Harvester Park

Monday – Thursday

9:00am – 10:30am

June 10 – June 13Fee $55 ($60) Code TB1-1The “Pre-Little League” class isfor players who are new tobaseball or have limited expo-sure to the game. The classcovers basic fielding, throwing,and hitting techniques as wellas base running and positionson the field. BR Instructor ParkDistrict Staff Min/Max 10/24

Soccer ShotsSkill Building

Classes and Camps

Boys & Girls Ages 2-8

Harvester Park

Soccer Shots is a uniquely designed program that will in-troduce soccer to your child in a fun, safe and controlledenvironment. Our innovative curriculum was developedspecifically for the age groups we serve. Program focuseson character development, fundamentals and buildingconfidence. No equipment is necessary. BR WB

Tuesday Classes June 18 – August 6

AGE 2 AGE 3-5 10:30 – 11:00am 9:45 – 10:20amFee $110 ($120) Fee $110 ($120)Code SO2-1 Code SO2-2Min/Max 4/8 Min/Max 8/12

Saturday Classes June 15 – August 3AGE 3-4 AGE 5-610:00 – 10:35am 10:45 – 11:20amFee $110 ($120) Fee $110 ($120)Code SO2-3 Code SO2-4Min/Max 8/12 Min/Max 8/12

Camps Ages 6-8

JUNE 24 – 28 JULY 8 – 128:30 – 9:30am 8:30 – 9:30amFee $130 ($140) Fee $130 ($140)Code SO2-5 Code SO2-6Min/Max 8/12 Min/Max 8/12

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Fall Baseball Leagues at Harvester ParkLeague play (8 games plus playoffs) conducted in a fun, educational atmosphere, while maintaining competitive participationin baseball. The program includes hats and shirts for 3A, 3B, 4A, and 5A players, helmets, catcher’s gear, baseball, umpires,website access, a hot dog BBQ day and weekly league updates (unless otherwise noted below). Games begin the week ofAugust 19. No games will be played August 31 through September 2.

Player’s ages are determined on May 1, 2013

Team InformationDownload a roster from www.brfallball.com and submit to Mark Pasqualini at BRPD by July 19, 2013. Each team musthave minimum of 10 eligible players on their roster. Division determination is approved by the league coordinator once acomplete roster is submitted with a $100 non-refundable deposit. Volunteer coaches for all leagues are needed. BR, WB

7-8 year olds - Level 3A: Rookie League Players playing “kid-pitch” for the first time or with minimal expe-rience. Modified rules including no walks, pitching limitations, andscoring limitations. Games are Sunday and Wednesday.

7-8 year olds - Level 3B: Team RegistrationModified rules including no walks, pitching limitations, and scoringlimitations. Games are Sunday and Monday.

9-10 year olds - Level 4A: Recreation TeamsTeams with 4 or more all-star or travel players CANNOT play in thisdivision. Modified rules including pitching limitations, and scoringlimitations. Games are Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday.

9-10 year olds - Level 4B: Competitive LeagueOpen to All-Star and Travel teams. Modified rules include pitching limitations and scoring limitations. Must provide own team uniforms oradd $25 per player and provide a team name at the time a roster is sub-mitted. Games are Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday.

11-12 year olds - Level 5A: Recreation Teams Games played on Middle Field using seventy-foot bases, lead-offs,fifty-foot pitcher’s mound, pick-offs, two umpires, & other rule mod-ifications. Games are Sunday, Tuesday Wednesday, & Thursday.

11-12 year olds - Level 5B: Competitive LeagueOpen to All-star & Travel teams. Games played on Middle Fieldusing seventy-foot bases, lead-offs, 50’ pitcher’s mound, pick-offs,and other rule modifications. Must provide own team uniform oradd $25 per player and provide a team name at the time roster issubmitted. Games are Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday.

13-14 year olds - Level 6: Team Registration This division is for players getting ready for high school baseball. 6-8 games following IHSA Rules, except for pitching limitations. Mustprovide own team uniform or add $25 per player and provide a teamname at the time a roster is submitted. Games are on Saturday afternoons.

PROGRAM CODE AGES DATES DAY TIME FEE MIN/MAX

LEVEL 1-Instructional T-Ball TB3 4-5 8/28-10/02 Wed 5:45-6:45pm $55 ($60) 10/20

LEVEL 2-Intro to Coach’s Pitch BL3 6-7 8/28-10/02 Wed 6:50-7:50pm $55 ($60) 10/20

Instructional Programs T-Ball and Introduction to Coaches PitchHarvester Park - West FieldFallball Level I and Level II are instructional programs that teach the skills and fundamentals necessary to play at the nextlevel. Level I emphasis: throwing, catching, hitting off of a tee, running the bases, and defensive positions. Level II emphasis:hitting (live pitching), proper throwing grip and form, improve arm strength, defensive strategy, and advanced base running.Each class uses proven teaching techniques that help participants increase their knowledge and ability.

PROGRAM CODE AGES DATES DAY TIME TEAM FEE MIN/MAX

LEVEL 3-A Rookie League BL9-1 7-8 8/18-10/16 Sun, Wed varies $1200/TEAM 4/6 teams

LEVEL 3-B Full Teams BL9-2 7-8 8/18-10/14 Sun, Mon varies $1200/TEAM 4/6 teams

LEVEL 4-A Recreation teams BL4-1 9-10 8/18-10/17 Sun, Tu, Th varies $1200/TEAM 4/6 teams

LEVEL 4-B; Travel/all-star teams BL4-2 9-10 8/18-10/17 Sun, Tu, Th varies $1100/TEAM* 4/6 teams

LEVEL 5-A Recreation teams BL5-1 11-12 8/18-10/17 Sun, Tu, W, Th varies $1200/TEAM 4/6 teams

LEVEL 5-B; Travel/all-star teams BL5-2 11-12 8/18-10/17 Sun, Tu, W, Th varies $1100/TEAM* 4/6 teams

LEVEL 6 BL6 13-14 8/17-10/26 Sat 1pm-9pm $1100/TEAM* 6 teams

B A S E B A L L

*ADD $25 PER PLAYER FOR SHIRTS AND HATS

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Golf LessonsAges 14 & up

Beginners/Intermediates

Tuesdays 6:00 – 7:00pmPalisades Park

June 11 – July 16

Fee $70 ($75) Code GF2-1Class designed for those who have hadseveral sessions of golf instruction andbeginning to learn golf techniques.Learn proper swing, stance, purposeof clubs, and etiquette. All clubs arecovered including the sand wedge &putter. Bring a 9 iron to the 1st class.Those who have completed JuniorGolf Lessons are eligible. Final class isa round of golf at Twin Lakes in West-mont (included in fee). Participantsand the instructor will determine thedate. BR WB Min/Max 6/12

Jr Golf LessonsAges 8-13

Fridays 12:30pm – 1:30pm

Harvester Park

June 14 – July 26Fee $65 ($70) per player Code GF1-1

Burr Ridge Park District is pleased tocontinue providing golf instruction forthe young golfer. Learn proper swing,stance, purpose of each club, and golfetiquette. Clubs will be provided ifnecessary. The final class meeting willbe at Twin Lakes Golf Course in West-mont; the date will be determined bythe class. BR WB Min/Max 6/12

Mini-Golf TourAges 8-13

Monday – Friday 12:30 – 3:00pm

July 8 – July 12Tour Departs from Harvester Park

Fee $140 ($150) per player Code GF1-2

A five day putting extravaganza at fivelocal miniature golf courses. Each daytests the player’s skill and enduranceand culminates with the Burr RidgeCup championship round on Fridayfeaturing a pizza party and prizes foreveryone. Fees include: transportationto golf courses, instruction, coursefees, prizes, T-shirt, and pizza party.Putters are available at each locationor bring your own. BR WBMin/Max 6/14 Instructor Park Staff

GOLF

Instructor Randy Patterson

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Summer Lacrosse Camps for GirlsRobbins Park, Hinsdale

June 24 – June 28 10:00am – 12:00pm

Beginners 3rd-9th Grade: Learn the fundamentals oflacrosse; catching, throwing, ground balls, basic offenseand defense. BR, HDFee $145 ($170) Code YS16-1Experienced 5th-9th Grade: Fine tune skills, correct posi-

tioning, learn advanced techniques. Games. BR, HDFee $145 ($170) Code YS16-2

Skyhawk Track & Field Camp Age 6-12

Monroe School, Hinsdale

July 8 – July 12 9:00am – 12:00pm

Fee $125 ($157) Code TFProgram combines technical development and fundamen-tal techniques with safety. Go to www.skyhawks.com formore information. All participants receive a t-shirt andmerit award. Wear appropriate clothing, two snacks, waterbottle, running shoes, sunscreen. BR HD

Learn how to bump, pass, set, and serve along withthe fundamentals of teamwork and sportsmanship.Includes program t-shirt and pizza lunch on the finalday. BR, WB Min/Max 10/25Instructor Park District Staff

Sand Volleyball Camp Ages 8-12Harvester Park

Monday – Friday 9:00 – 11:30am

July 8 – July 12

Fee $90 ($95) per week Code VB2-1

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Taekwondo – Summer SessionsTae Kwon Do, one of the newest Olympic sports, is a 2000-year-old martial art, offering a variety of benefits for people of allages and physical abilities. Students have the opportunity to improve concentration and self esteem, achieve lifelong physicalfitness, and learn self-defense skills. Classes are under the direction of Grand Master Ki Hong Kim* (8th Dan World TaeKwon Do Federation.) A $45.00 uniform fee is required at the first class. Belt testing offered through The KH Kim Taekwondoat an additional fee and held twice a year. All colored belt students are required to have complete sparring gears. BR

Little Dragons I: Skills are developed through gentle instruction and appropriate games for their ability. Focus is on developing balance,coordination, and respect for the discipline of martial arts training.Little Dragons II: Intermediate class builds upon skills acquired in Little Dragons I. Early Taekwondo: This program helps kids develop conditioning, coordination, listening skill, and self-confidence through creative activities.Youth Taekwondo: This program includes a balanced cardiovascular workout including punching, kicking, and blocking skills, using theTaekwondo tradition, and self control. Participants will improve coordination, power of concentration, balance, and both physical andmental discipline.Parent/Child Taekwondo: This class provides families with a fun opportunity to spend time together while improving physical and mentalconditioning through cardiovascular drills, calisthenics, and traditional Taekwondo techniques including punching, kicking, and blocking.Adult Taekwondo: Restricted to high school students and older, this program concentrates on Taekwondo techniques through the study offorms, stances, and the skills of punching, kicking, and blocking.

Code Level Ages Dates Time Fees

TK1 Little Dragons 4-5 Jun 12 – Aug 21 4:00 – 4:40pm $121 ($132)

TK2 Little Dragons 4-5 Jun 12 – Aug 21 4:45 – 5:25pm $121 ($132)

TK3 Early Taekwondo 6-7 Jun 12 – Aug 21 5:30 – 6:15pm $121 ($132)

TK4 Youth Taekwondo 8-13 Jun 12 – Aug 21 6:20 – 7:05pm $121 ($132)

TK5 Parent/Child Taekwondo 7+ w/parent Jun 12 – Aug 21 7:10 – 8:00pm $121 ($132)

TK6 Adult Taekwondo 14 + Jun 12 – Aug 21 7:10 – 8:00pm $121 ($132)

Wednesday, KLM Lodge, 5901 S. County Line Rd., Hinsdale Min/Max 5/20

7 on 7 Football CampAges 9-14

Focus: Offensive backs vs. Defensive backs

Harvester Park

Monday – Friday 10:30am-12:30pm

June 10 – June 14Fee $90 ($95) BR, WB Code FB3-2

The primary focus of this camp is to improve of-fensive skills: ball handling, receiving, route run-ning, release techniques, footwork, & passing;and defensive skills: receiver coverage, break andreleases patterns, running angles, receiving, andfootwork. The camp incorporates challengingdrills & games that contribute to improved skillsets as well as physical performance of each par-ticipant. Each day includes live scrimmages. Par-ticipants are split into groups according to ageand ability. Participants need gym shoes andspikes. Your fee includes a t-shirt and a sport bev-erage for each day. Min/Max 15/40

Instructor Park Staff and Peak Performance Training

BRFL Preseason

Flag Football Camp Ages 7-14

Harvester Park

Monday – Friday 9:00am – 11:30am

July 29 – August 2Fees $90 ($95) Code FB3

Get ready for the upcoming fall season. Everyparticipant will have an opportunity to learnmany offensive skills (positions, formations,plays, pass routes, blocking techniques). In addi-tion to learning offensive skills, players will en-gage in games and contests that are geared forfun. Players with one or more years of playing ex-perience will work on new and advanced skills inpreparation for the upcoming season. Peak Per-formance Training provides performance trainingthroughout the camp. Remember to bring a waterbottle each day. BRPD will contact all partici-pants by 8:30am for cancellations in the event ofinclement weather. BR, WBInstructor BRFL Staff Min/Max 50/125

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Registration BeginsMay 6, 2013

2013FLAG FOOTBALLLEAGUES Ages 7-14

Ages 7-14 (age determined on 10/31/13)

Fees $165 ($175) $115 addl. family member

Practice Aug 19 - Aug 22 Games Aug 24 - Nov 2

Game Days Monday and Saturday

Time Varies according to day

Locations Harvester and Palisades

Min/Max 36/96 players per league

Staff Dan Pasqualini Justin Slade Jim Fanning Dave Nowak Mark Pasqualini Joe Carioscia Mike DiCostanzo Dan Allen Ed Petrak Matt Zapka

Registration packets are available at Burr Ridge Community Center

and the league websitewww.eteamz.com/brflonline

Burr Ridge Park District announces the opening of 2013 BRFL registration. All divisions offer all participants the chance toplay football in a safe and fun atmosphere. All players will receive a team jersey, a flag belt, mid-season giveaway raffles,and the awards show at the end of the season. Instruction will be provided for skills, rules, and good sportsmanship. Gamesand practices will be held at Harvester Park. Palisades Park serves as the back-up location for make-up dates.

Rules orientation, quarterback tryouts, skill evaluation

Practices, & scrimmage games

BRPD staff and officials

Jersey

Flags

Weekly BRFL Report

Giveaway prizes and Awards Show

LEAGUES

Hawk: Ages 7-8 Code: FB1-3There will be 4-6 teams in this division. The Hawk Division is the newest ad-dition to the BRFL. The Hawk Division develops basic skills and fundamentalsand basic game strategy. Players are divided into 4 teams after preseason prac-tice and 2 scrimmage games. Coaching staff plays the quarterback position.

Falcon: Ages 9-11 Code: FB1-1There will be 6-8 teams in this division. Players rotate at all positions, accord-ing to league rules throughout each game. Players may tryout for quarterbackwith 2 players per team selected as quarterback. Quarterbacks will have extrapractices assigned for skill development.

Eagle: Ages 12-14 Code: FB1-2There will be a limit of 4-6 teams in this division. The goal of the Eagle Divisionis to challenge the ability of all players in a more competitive environment whilemaintaining all the fun which has made the BRFL popular. The Eagle Divisionfeatures longer games, offensive backfield motion and blitzing. Eight playerscaptains will be selected by the coaching staff. Under the supervision of theleague, the captains will draft teams.

GENERAL INFORMATION

All players will practice together for the first three days and then be split intoteams for scrimmage sessions on the fourth and fifth days of practice. Onceteams are finalized, an 8-10 game regular season schedule for each divisionwill be played. The season will complete with a single elimination tournamentculminating in the annual Bowl-Cup Championship Series (the BCCS). The10th Annual All-Star Game, and Skills Competition will be held midwaythrough the season. Park Staff will coach and officiate games. Game timeswill vary according to day. All teams will have one practice during the week.BR, WB No Games or Practices on 8/31 & 9/2.

PRACTICE - ALL PLAYERSAugust 19 through August 22 at Harvester Park

Times TBAGames Begin August 24

Your registration fee includes

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Karate – Summer SessionChildren and adults universally enjoy learning the art of karate. Classes are taught by Illinois ShotokanKarate Club’s expert instructors under the direction of John DiPasquale, four-time National Champion,U.S. Karate National Coach and President of the National Karate Federation of the U.S. Beginner studentswill not be permitted to register into the current session after the second class has met. Registration for

continuers through advanced students will be accepted after the start date, but full class fee is required. BR

PRE-KARATE (4-7 Years) Young children will develop agility, strength and coordination skills through fun and creative activities. This pro-

gram, specifically designed to work with growing minds and bodies, enhances memory and agility skills, too. Watch your child blossom

while learning karate and having a blast at the same time!

YOUTH KARATE (8-14 Years) Karate skills put children in touch with their bodies and helps to build coordination, agility, strength and

poise, as well as establishes lasting personal safety skills. The mental aspect of karate is equal to if not greater than the physical. Practicing

this art results in increased self-esteem, in addition to enhancing discipline and control.

ADULT KARATE (15 Years & Older) Release tension and develop total body fitness! In addition to self-defense skills, karate develops flexibility

and muscle tone, all while improving core strength. From work to home, the benefits of karate can be felt in all aspects of life.

Uniforms and Belt-Testing are options available through the ISKC instructor. -Please note that the Youth, Parent/Child and Adult classes may train together.

Tuesday Classes: Clarendon Hills Comm Ctr, 315 Chicago Ave, Clarendon Hills Min/Max 1/12

Friday Classes: The Westmont Community Center, 75 E. Richmond Street, Westmont Min/Max 1/7

Tuesday Classes: Darien Park Dstr Com Ctr Gym, 7301 Fairview Ave, Darien Min/Max 1/5

Skateboard Classes Age 7-14Veeck Skate Park

Tuesdays and Thursdays

Whether you are a beginner, or ready to learn more ad-vanced tricks, this class is right for you. BR HDFee $30 ($45) Min/Max 5/10Date Time Code

June 11 – July 2 8:30am – 10:00am SC-1

June 11 – July 2 10:00am – 11:30am SC-2

July 9 – August 1 8:30am – 10:00am SC-3

July 9 – August 1 11:30am – 1:00pm SC-4

Fencing Boys & Girls Ages 8 and OlderKatherine Legge Memorial Lodge, Hinsdale

Mondays 5:30pm – 6:30pm

June 3 – July 8

Fee $50 ($75) [$25 ($50) additional siblings] Code FEN

Fencing class teaches students the basics of attack anddefense. Students will learn moves and strategies thatcreate the foundation for their fencing game. Each classwill have instruction and bouting (actual fencing). Allequipment is provided. This class is for beginnersthrough advanced fencers. BR HD

Code Level Ages Dates Time Fees

KM8-1 Pre-Karate Beginner/Cont (1 or less prior sess) 4-7 Jun 14 – Aug 23 4:00 – 4:45pm $99 ($109)

KM9-1 Pre-Karate Inter/Adv (2 or more prior sess) 4-7 Jun 14 – Aug 23 4:50 – 5:35pm $99 ($109)

KM10-1 Youth Karate-Beg/Cont (white-orange belt) 8-14 Jun 14 – Aug 23 5:40 – 6:35pm $99 ($109)

KM11-1 Youth Karate-Inter (yellow-green belt) 8-14 Jun 14 – Aug 23 6:40 – 7:35pm $99 ($109)

KM12-1 Youth Karate-Advanced (purple-black belt) 8-14 Jun 14 – Aug 23 7:40 – 8:35pm $99 ($109)

KM13-1 Adult Karate-Beg/Inter (white-purple belt) 15 & up Jun 14 – Aug 23 8:40 – 9:40pm $99 ($109)

KM14-1 Adult Karate-Advanced (brown-black belt) 15 & up Jun 14 – Aug 23 8:40 – 10:00pm $116 ($126)

Code Level Age Dates Times Fees

KM6-1 Adult Karate-Beg/Cont (white-yellow belt) 15 & up Jun 11 – Aug 20 8:35 – 9:30pm $99 ($109)

KM7-1 Adult Karate-Int/Adv (blue belt and up) 15 & up Jun 11 – Aug 20 8:35 – 9:45pm $116 ($126)

Code Level Age Dates Time Fees

KC1-1 Pre-Karate Beginners 4-7 Jun 18 – Aug 27 4:15 – 5:00pm $99 ($109)

KC2-1 Pre-Karate Cont (2 or more sessions) 4-7 Jun 18 – Aug 27 5:00 – 5:45pm $99 ($109)

KC3-1 Youth Karate-Beg/Cont (white belt) 7-14 Jun 18 – Aug 27 5:50 – 6:45pm $99 ($109)

KC4-1 Youth Karate-Inter (red-yellow belt) 7-14 Jun 18 – Aug 27 6:45 – 7:40pm $99 ($109)

KC5-1 Youth Karate-Advanced (blue-black belt) 7-14 Jun 18 – Aug 27 7:45 – 8:45pm $99 ($109)

Park Development NewsHarvester Park Playground RenovationsAs of this writing, just a couple of final improvements which are weather dependent

remain to be completed. We are anticipating that construction fences will be re-

moved and the playground re-opened by May 1. The wait will be worth it as the new

custom play elements are “begging” to be played on. The splash pad elements of the

renovation will open at the special event scheduled for May 30th (see page 2). After

the opening, the splash pad will be available for public usage during regular park hours

until September 2, 2013.

Burr Ridge Community Center AdditionConstruction was completed and occupancy obtained in February, 2013. Two new programming rooms, a new storage

area, and renovated small program room have been fully operational since that time. All residents are invited to stop by

and tour this beautiful addition to our community center.

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Summer Tennis ProgramsInstructor Kim Warpacha is an instructor for The Hinsdale Tennis Association, a former 3 time

state qualifier at Hinsdale South HS and competed at the national level. Students will learn the

fundamentals of tennis, basic strokes, and strategies. Please bring your own racquet and water

bottle to each class. BR

MONDAYPee Wee: 9:00–9:45am

Ages 4-5 Fee $60 ($65) per sessionJune 3 – July 1 Code TN11-1July 15 – August 12 Code TN11-2

Junior Beginners: 10:00–10:45amAges 6-8 Fee $70 ($75) per sessionJune 3 – July 1 Code TN6-1July 15 – August 12 Code TN6-2

Junior Intermed: 11:00–11:45amAges 6-8 Fee $70 ($75) per sessionJune 3 – July 1 Code TN6-3July 15 – August 12 Code TN6-4

TUESDAYYouth Beginner: 9:00–9:45am

Ages 9-12 Fee $70 ($75) per sessionJune 4 – July 2 Code TN5-1July 16 – August 13 Code TN5-2

Youth Adv. Beg.: 10:00–10:45amAges 9-12 Fee $70 ($75) per sessionJune 4 – July 2 Code TN5-3July 16 – August 13 Code TN5-4

Youth Intermed.: 11:00–11:45amAges 9-12 Fee $70 ($75) per sessionJune 4 – July 2 Code TN5-5July 16 – August 13 Code TN5-6

WEDNESDAY SMALL GROUP(groups of 2-4 participants)

Ages 7+ Fee $90 ($95) per session

9:00–9:45amJune 5 – July 3 Code TN4-1July 17 – August 14 Code TN4-2



Woods Pool Lessons Woods Pool, 711 Tomlin Drive BR Min/Max 4/8 Small Group Min/Max 2/4

Harvester Park Lessons Harvester Park, 15W400 Harvester Drive BR Min/Max 4/8 Small Group Min/Max 2/4

MONDAYAges 9-12 Fee $70 ($75) per session

Youth Beginners: 5:00–5:45pmJune 3 – July 1 Code TN5-7July 15 – August 12 Code TN5-8

Youth Adv. Beg: 6:00–6:45pmJune 3 – July 1 Code TN5-9July 15 – August 12 Code TN5-10

Youth Intermed: 7:00–7:45 pmJune 3 – July 1 Code TN5-11July 15 – August 12 Code TN5-12

TUESDAY SMALL GROUP(groups of 2-4 participants)

Ages 7+ Fee $90 ($95) per session

5:00–5:45pmJune 4 – July 2 Code TN4-7July 16 – August 13 Code TN4-8



WEDNESDAYPrivate Lessons – One Hour

Ages 7+ Fee $55 ($60) per lesson

Arranged with InstructorMay 15 – August 14

Between 4:00 – 9:00pmCode TN13-1

RAIN DATE FOR ALL CLASSES IS THURSDAY.

YOU WILL BE CONTACTED TO RESCHEDULE.

CALL THE TENNIS HOTLINE,

630-920-1969, EXT 2,

FOR WEATHER UPDATES.

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YOGA On-Going ClassesBurr Ridge Community Center

Saturdays 7:15am – 8:15am

Wednesdays 7:15pm – 8:15pm

$10 per class Code EX12-1(Must purchase a 5 or 10 classpunch card – use anytime)

This Hatha and Iyengar based yogaclass explores alignment, basic postures, strengtheningthe body, mind and spirit while developing flexibility. Bringa mat.

Tai Kwan YOGA Ages 16 +Burr Ridge Community Center

Saturdays, 12:00 – 1:00pm

July 13 – September 14

$80 ($85) per 8 class session Code EX14-2

Tai Kwon Yoga is a creation of Chad White Wolf Kochdrawing on elements and techniques from Tai Chi, TaeKwon Do and Yoga, teaching health, alignment, strengthand flexibility.Bring a mat. BR WBNo class July 20, Aug 17

CONTACT THE VILLAGE OF WILLOWBROOK AT 630-323-8215FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE FOLLOWING PROGRAM.

Willowbrook Yoga at Willowbrook Village HallAges 18 and up

July through September

Mondays and/or Thursdays 9:30am–10:30am

Thursdays 6:30pm – 7:30pm

Fee $44 ($52) per 6 week session$37 ($43) per 5 week session

Ages 18 and Up

With Miss Barbara Klein

Tuesdays 7:00pm – 7:45pm

July 2 – August 6Burr Ridge Community Center

Fee $85 ($95) Code ADT-1

Why try it? Some benefits of tap!

• Tap dancing is fun and relieves stress! • Developsyour balance. • May help you lose weight. • Improvesyour cardio-vascular system. • Assists in developingbone density. • Great for your memory. • Develops asense of musicality and rhythm. Dancers shouldwear comfortable clothing and hard soled shoes forthe first class (tap shoe styles will be discussed dur-ing the first class). BR WB Min/Max 5/10

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Beginning through advanced ballroom dance classes arebeing offered in the Lodge Ballroom. Enjoy a complimen-tary class the first evening of each session. BR HD

Beginner: MONDAYS 7:00 – 8:00PMThe beginner class emphasizes proper technique while in-troducing you to the foxtrot, waltz, swing, and polka.Dates Fee CodeJune 3 – Aug. 12 $40 ($60) per person PA40-1

Intermediate: MONDAYS 8:30 – 10:00PMThe intermediate class builds on the basic class and addsCha Cha, Tango and Rumba. The pace is faster in thisclass. Limited number of single spots are available.Dates Fee CodeJune 3 – Aug. 12 $40 ($60) per person PA40-2

Advanced: WEDNESDAYS 8:00 – 10:00PMThe advanced class features one Latin and one Americandance. Perfect your technique and style while receiving in-dividualized attention. Partners only.Dates Fee CodeJuly 17 – Aug. 07 $22 ($44) per person PA40-3

Instructor Mark Harvey Mindful MeditationTuesday or Wednesday

12:15pm – 1:00pm

Katherine Legge Memorial LodgeRegister at the Burr Ridge Community Center

Wed $54 ($80) per session Tue $42 ($63) per session

Train your mind the way you train your body for the per-fect antidote to daily stress. Learn centuries old medita-tion techniques to relax and increase your overall senseof wellbeing. BR HD Min/Max 3/15

Wednesdays May 15 – June 5 Code MM1-1Tuesdays July 23 – August 13 Code MM1-2

Instructor Stephanie Frantz Chopra Ctr Cert Inst

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For Love of the SeaPick One of Three

Join us for the day as weexplore the Tall Shipsdocked at Navy Pier, orcruise Lake Michiganaboard the Odyssey while enjoying a delicious lunch. Can’tdecide? Do both! BR WB Min/Max 20/40Depart/Return Burr Ridge Community Center

Thursday, August 8 9:30am – 5:30pm

OPTION 1 TALL SHIPSSpend part of the day exploring the Tall Ships. Spend therest of your time shopping and enjoying lunch on yourown at Navy Pier. Includes motorcoach transportation,pass to explore Tall Ships.

Fee $45 ($50) per person Code SR42-1

OPTION 2 ODYSSEYCRUISE & LUNCHBoard the Odyssey CruiseShip at 11:45am. Cruiseuntil 1:45pm and enjoy

Lake Michigan from a different perspective. Enjoy yourlunch of;• Fresh Salad with strawberries, apples, pecans, bleu

cheese and raspberry vinaigrette• At your table choose Bone-In Chicken with Garlic,

Herbs & Citrus; Salmon with Lemon-Dill Aioli; orLinguine & Shrimp, Scallops & Mussels tossedin Tomato Saffron Broth

• Vegetable Tower • Sweets TableIncludes motorcoach transportation, cruise, lunch aboardOdyssey.


OPTION 3 ODYSSEY CRUISE AND TALL SHIPSIncludes motorcoach transportation, pass to explore TallShips, Lunch Aboard Odyssey and Cruise.


ShipshewanaFlea Market/Amish Country

Get your friends together! We’re going to Shipshewana!Includes deluxe motorcoach transportation, (lunch onyour own) & snacks on the bus. BR WB Min/Max 25/35

Spring Trip – Tuesday, May 14 7am – 8pmFee $35 ($40) per person Code SR9-1

Fall Trip – Tuesday, September 17 7am – 8pmFee $35 ($40) per person Code SR9-1

Depart/Return Burr Ridge Community Center

SUMMER THEATERAt the Cadillac Palace Theatre

June August

Buddy Flashdance

Call 630-920-1969 for details.

Champagne Brunch CruiseOn Lake Geneva

Sunday, September 8 8:30am – 5:30pm

Depart/Return Burr Ridge Community Center

Fee $85 ($90) Code SR60

Enjoy your champagne brunch aboard the Grand Belle ofGeneva while cruising beautiful Lake Geneva. The lavishmenu aboard the Grand Belle includes:• Eggs Benedict with Hollandaise Sauce• Broccoli & Cheese Quiche• Pork Sausage Links• Sliced Ham• Beef Tenderloin Tips• Chicken Stir Fry• Hash Brown Potatoes• Rice Pilaf• Biscuits & Gravy• Cheese Blintzes with Strawberry Sauce• Fresh Fruit •Miniature Desserts

Scones, Cinnamon Rolls, Croissants and Dinner Rolls• Complimentary Glass of ChampagnePrice includes deluxe motorcoach transportation,champagne cruise, brunch. BR WB Min/Max 20/40

Garden ClubLove gardening but don’t know where to start? GardenClub meetings are an informal exchange of ideas,planned outings, fun group activities and much more.Meetings are held at Burr Ridge Community Center andmeet monthly on the 4th Monday at 7:00pm. Please call630-920-1969 for schedule information.

Free Knitting ClassesClass meets the second and fourth Tuesdays at 7:00pmevery month at the Community Center. This drop-inclass is for beginners and accomplished knitters alike.Call the Park District, 630-920-1969, for information.

For more information about trips, luncheons and adult ac-tivities, please visit our website, www.brparks.org, andclick on “The Scoop.” A new edition of The Scoop is issuedevery two months with new program information.

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Registration Dates

Resident registration begins: May 1Non-resident registration begins: May 8

Office HoursMonday - Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pmThursday 8:30am - 6:30pmFriday 8:30am - 4:30pm

For your convenienceA drop box is available for easy drop-off registration at anytime of day. Address: 15 W 400 Harvester Drive


For more informationCall: (630) 920-1969Fax: (630) 920-1973Internet: www.brparks.orgE-mail: [email protected]

Registration Procedures1. Choose the program(s) you wish to register for and fillout the registration form completely, making sure you in-dicate the proper code numbers.

2. Adults must sign the "Release/Hold Harmless andEmergency Treatment Form" for their own programs aswell as for their children under 18 years of age. Registra-tion forms without proper signatures cannot beprocessed.

3. Payment with cash, credit card or check (a $35 fee willbe charged for any returned checks) is acceptable. Makeyour check payable to Burr Ridge Park District and drop off at or mail to: Burr Ridge Park District, 15 W 400 Harvester Drive, Burr Ridge, IL 60527.

Registration is also accepted via fax, 630-920-1973.

Although we do not take online registration, you may scana completed form and email it to [email protected]. Yourcredit card information will not be saved.

Proof of ResidencyPolicies set forth by Burr Ridge Park District Board ofCommissioners define a resident as anyone living withinthe geographic boundaries of the Burr Ridge Park Districtand who pays property taxes to the district.

Friendly Refund PolicyBurr Ridge Park District strives to ensure participants'quality leisure experiences. Your satisfaction is our num-ber one priority and we would greatly appreciate hearingfrom you if your programming experience does not meetyour expectations. In the event that your expectations arenot met and we are not able to resolve the issues to yoursatisfaction, the following steps will be implemented toissue a refund to you.

Refund StepsAt any time up until the mid-way point of a program, youwill receive a prorated refund for the number of days notattended after contact.

A $3.00 service charge will be instituted for all refunds.

Refunds will not be granted after the mid-way point of theprogram or after a single meeting (i.e. special event) pro-gram is completed.

Medical situations may be granted as an exception to thispolicy. If at any point in time you are unable to continuein a program due to a medical situation, you will receivea prorated refund if you follow the above steps and in-clude a doctor's note identifying the medical condition andthe date the condition occurred.

Due to the nature of the program, certain activities may beexempt from this refund policy. Such exemptions are notedin that particular program's description by the symbol.

Participants who withdraw from a trip may receive a re-fund or a partial refund. This determination will be madebased upon the unique arrangements for that particulartrip. Also, our ability to supply a replacement may havean impact on the final refund decision. Make contact withthe trip planner to discuss particular arrangements.

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Gateway Special Recreation AssociationPrograms for Individuals Encompassing a Wide Range of Ages and Ability Level

630-325-3857 web: www.raygraham.org e-mail: [email protected]

Gateway Special Recreation Association provides recreation services throughout the year to children, teens, and adultswith disabilities. Gateway S.R.A. was formed through an intergovernmental agreement and is an extension of the ParkDistricts of Burr Ridge, Oak Brook, Elmhurst, Pleasant Dale, Westchester, and York Center, and the Villages of Hinsdaleand Willowbrook.

Burr Ridge Park District Programs The Burr Ridge Park District welcomes and encouragespersons with disabilities to participate in our seasonal offerings.Please feel free to contact us if we can be of any assistance infacilitating an arrangement for you, as we have done for manyothers needing special accommodations. Your advance callhelps us to properly plan for a successful recreation experience.

The Hanson Center The Anna Emery Hanson Center is located on 59th andGarfield in Burr Ridge.

The Gateway Board The Gateway Board meets on the second Thursday of eachmonth. All meetings are open to the public. Please call the Han-son Center at 630-325-3857 for further information.

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Registration Payment Method: m A check made payable to Burr Ridge Park District is attached. m VISA m MasterCard m Discover

Credit Card Information is not kept on file. Authorized Signature

MAIN CONTACT: LAST NAME, FIRST NAME

SPOUSE (IF APPLICABLE)

ADDRESS

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CHILDREN’S NAMES M/F DATE OF BIRTH REQUIRED (MO/DAY/YR) ALLERGIES AND/OR SPECIAL ASSISTANCE NEEDS

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Phone 630-920-1969

Fax 630-920-1973

E-mail [email protected]

On-Line www.brparks.org

PHOTO INFORMATIONOn occasion, the park district staff or local newspaper photographers may take pictures of par-ticipants in our programs, classes, or events. Please be aware that these pictures are only forPark District & Burr Ridge Community Park Foundation use, most likely in future catalogues,brochures, pamphlets, flyers, website or for publication in a local newspaper. IMPORTANT INFORMATIONThe Burr Ridge Park District & Burr Ridge Community Park Foundation are committed to con-ducting its recreation programs and activities in a safe manner and holds the safety of partici-pants in high regard. The Burr Ridge Park District & Burr Ridge Community Park Foundationcontinually strive to reduce such risks and insists that all participants follow safety rules andinstructions that are designed to protect the participants' safety. However, participants and par-ents/guardians of minors registering for this program/activity must recognize that there is aninherent risk of injury when choosing to participate in recreational activities/programs.You are solely responsible for determining if you or your minor child/ward are physically fitand/or skilled for the activities contemplated by this agreement. It is always advisable, especiallyif the participant is pregnant, disabled in any way or recently suffered an illness or impairment,to consult a physician before undertaking any physical activity.WARNING OF RISKRecreational activities/programs are intended to challenge and engage the physical, mental andemotional resources of each participant. Despite careful and proper preparation, instruction,medical advice, conditioning and equipment, there is still a risk of serious injury when partici-pating in any recreational activity/program. Understandably, not all hazards and dangers canbe foreseen.Depending on the particular activity, participants must understand that certain risks, dangersand injuries due to inclement weather, slipping, falling, poor skill level or conditioning, care-lessness, horseplay, unsportsmanlike conduct, premises defects, inadequate or defective equip-ment, inadequate supervision, instruction or officiating, and all other circumstances inherentto outdoor and indoor recreational activities/programs exist. In this regard, it must be recognizedthat it is impossible for the Burr Ridge Park District or Burr Ridge Community Park Foundationto guarantee absolute safety.

WAIVER AND RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS AND ASSUMPTION OF RISKPlease read this form carefully and be aware that in signing up and participating in this pro-gram/activity, you will be expressly assuming the risk and legal liability and waiving and re-leasing all claims for injuries, damages or loss which you or your minor child/ward might sustainas a result of participating in any and all activities connected with and associated with this pro-gram/activity (including transportation services/vehicle operation, when provided).

I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in thisprogram/activity, and I voluntarily agree to assume the risk of any and all injuries, damages orloss, regardless of severity, that my child/ward or I may sustain as a result of said participation.I further agree to waive and relinquish all claims I or my child/ward may have (or accrue to meor my child/ward) as a result of participating in this program/activity against the Burr RidgePark District or Burr Ridge Community Park Foundation, including its officials, agents, volun-teers and employees (hereinafter collectively referred as Burr Ridge Park District).

I do hereby fully release and forever discharge the Burr Ridge Park District & Burr Ridge Com-munity Park Foundation from any and all claims for injuries, damages, or loss that minorchild/ward or I may have or which may accrue to me or my child/ward and arising out of, con-nected with, or in any way associated with this program/activity.

I have read and fully understand the above important information, warning of risk, assumptionof risk and waiver and release of all claims. If registering on-line or via fax, your online or fac-simile signature shall substitute for and have the same legal effect as an original form signature.

PARENT/LEGAL GUARDIAN SIGNATURE (OVER 18 YEARS)

First Time Registrants: Please Complete the Following Section

The Following Section Must Be Completed in Full

PREFERRED CONTACT NUMBER

HOME PHONE

CELL PHONE

EMERGENCY PHONE

DATE

www.brparks.org

Fax your registration to 630-920-1973

Although we do not take online registration, you may scan a completed form andemail it to [email protected] credit card information will not be saved.

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Burr Ridge Community Center Is Located In Harvester Park*School parking lot services athletic area of the park.

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ACREAGE 1.5 1.7 37 2.5 1.9 9 8.8 7.4 2.8 1.5 3 2.5 79

PASSIVE

Concession Stand 1 1

Picnic Shelter 2 1 2

Gazebo 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 10

Picnic Tables 25 1 10 3 4 6 3 6 58

Benches/Seating 5 20 6 8 4 6 4 8 2 4 67

Fishing 1 1 1 1 4

Nature Areas 1 1 1 1 4

Walking Paths 2 Miles 1/4 Mile 1/2 Mile 1 Mile 33/4 Miles

Drinking Fountain 1 1 1 3

ACTIVE

Basketball 1 1 1 3

Tennis Courts 2 2 2 6

Playgrounds 1 5 1 2 2 1 1 1 12

Mini Splash Pad 1 1

Ballfields 1 3 1 1 1 7

Soccer/Football Fields 1 1 2

Open Field 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7

Mini-Skate Park 1 1

Swimming Pool 1 1

Sand Volleyball Courts 1 1

MISCELLANEOUS

Restrooms (permanent) 2 1 3

Parking 225 8 20 *75 10 12 50 400

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Available Park Sites – AmenitiesHarvester Park 3 lighted ballfields, 1st class playground, soccer field, bas-ketball court, and volleyball court, two tennis courts, pic-nic shelter, permanent restrooms, off street parking, and17 acres of wetlands.

Outdoor Shelter Rentals The Park District has three picnic shelters available forcommunity rental – Harvester Park Main Shelter, Har-vester Park Wetland Shelter and Oak Grove Park. Groupcapacity for Harvester Main is 100, capacity for HarvesterWetland and Oak Grove Park is 50. Harvester Main isavailable beginning August 1, Harvester Wetlands andOak Grove Park are available beginning May 15. Contactthe Park District for complete rules, regulations, andusage applications. All group gatherings of greater than25 people require a permit.

Park and Facility Sites1. Anne M Jeans School 16W631 West 91st Street

2. Burr Ridge Middle School 16W451 91st Street

3. County Line Estates Park 86th Street and County Line Road

4. Elm School 60th and Elm

5. Garywood Park Plainfield Road and Garywood

6. Gower Middle School 7941 South Madison

7. Gower West School 7650 S. Clarendon Hills Road

8. Community Center/Harvester Park 15W400 Harvester Drive

9. Kraml Park 87th Street and Kraml

10. Lake Ridge Club 80th and Lake Ridge Club Drive

11. McCullough Park Plainfield and County Line Roads

12. Oak Grove Park N. Frontage Rd and Harvester Drive

13. Palisades Park 91st Street and Royal Drive

14. Citizens Park 92nd Street and Madison Street

15. Stevens Park 8555 Walredon

16. Whittaker Park 7800 Drew Avenue

17. Woods Pool 711 Tomlin Drive

Park and Athletic Field UsageBurr Ridge Park District athletic fields and parks areavailable 365 days per year for general public usage. Atvarious times throughout the year, District and affiliateactivities are scheduled and receive priority. Any individ-ual or group desiring exclusive usage of a park site mustmake an application in accordance with our usage policy,which is available at the Burr Ridge Community Center.

Rental information pamphlets are available at the BRCC orcan be faxed or mail to you. The pamphlet contains feestructures, amenity listings, and rental options. It is theintent of Burr Ridge Park District to make specified equip-ment and facilities available for use by the community ona fair and equitable basis. Availability will be determinedafter seasonal programming needs have been met. Formore information contact us at 630-920-1969 or visit ourwebsite, www.brparks.org.

When Can I Reserve A Park?For October –December usage

Reserve beginning September 1st

Burr Ridge Park District Map

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READY, SET, SPLASH, PICNICS IN THE PARK, KIDS’ NITE OUT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Inside CoverCONCERTS IN THE PARK, CAR SHOW, RUN THE RIDGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3FARMERS MARKET, BINGO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4COMMUNITY YARD SALE, PEDAL THE PARKS, FREE MOVIES, TOUCH A TRUCK, INDEPENDENCE DAY, CRUISIN’ 66 . . . . . . .5SUMMER DAY CAMP, ROD & REEL LOANER, TRAIL KITS, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6MINI-CAMP HARVESTER, TREE HOUSE CLUB, LITTLE BOOKWORMS, PRESCHOOL BOOT CAMP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7SHAKE IT UP BABY, ANIMAL CRACKERS, HOLIDAY PEE WEE PICASSOS, TINY TOES MUSIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7SHAKE IT UP BABY, ICKY STICKY, DORA & DIEGO, BUG’S LIFE, TINY RIDERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8FAMILY CAMP OUT, WETLAND CLASSES, FISHING, NATURE CAMP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9PRE-ENGINEERING CAMPS, BRAVE, MAGIC, ARTS & CRAFTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10T-REXPLORERS, SPEAK ART, NATURE PHOTOJOURNALISM, FAIRY TEA PARTY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11MATH ENRICHMENT, CHESS, ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT, BABY SITTER’S CLINIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12HIP HOP, TINY DANCE CREW, KIDS’ DANCE CREW, IRISH DANCE, INDIAN DANCE, YOUNG REMBRANDTS . . . . . . . . . . . .13COOKING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 – 15PRESCHOOL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16WOODS POOL & SWIM LESSONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 – 19SPORTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 – 27 ATHLETE’S CAMP, JUNIOR ATHLETE’S CAMP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 T-BALL,BASEBALL CAMP, WHITE SOX CAMP, SOCCER CAMP, SOCCER SHOTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21 FALLBALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 GOLF, TRACK & FIELD, SAND VOLLEYBALL, GIRLS LACROSSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23 7 ON 7 FOOTBALL CAMP, FLAG FOOTBALL CAMP, TAW KWONDO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 FLAG FOOTBALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 SKATEBOARD, FENCING, KARATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 TENNIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27PARK DEVELOPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27ADULT PROGRAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28-29 ADULT TAP, BALLROOM DANCING, YOGA, MINDFUL MEDITATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 TALL SHIPS & ODYSSEY CRUISE, LAKE GENEVA CRUISE, SHIPSHEWANA, GARDEN CLUB, KNITTING, SUMMER THEATRE .29REGISTRATION INFORMATION/GATEWAY, REGISTRATION FORM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30, 31PARK INVENTORY/PARK SITES/AMENITIES/PARK DISTRICT MAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32, 33RENTAL INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35

SAVE THE DATEHarvest Fest –September 28, 2013

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All fees are subject to change andrestrictions according to

Park District policies.

Additional Fees

Alcohol Insurance $1751

Required for any rental requesting the use of alcohol

Event Facilitation Fee $302

Flat fee, applies to groups of 144 or more people

Maintenance Fee $302

Flat fee, applies to groups of 32 or more people

Set Up & Clean Up Time $20/hour

Use of Kitchen $35 Flat fee, restrictions apply

1. Capacity is 150 with set-up of tables and chairs.2. Building supervisor rate of $15 per hour will be charged for Group 1 use which

occurs at times when the building is not open to the general public.

1. Rates are subject to change according to group size and market conditions. Option to purchase Park District provided coverage.2. $20 per hour set-up/clean-up fee charges are separate from these.

Hourly Rates (unless otherwise noted)

Group 1: Resident, not for profit, community service group**Must provide written proof that the group has an official IRS not for profit designation withan address of record located within the Burr Ridge Park District.

Group 2: Individual resident or resident business

Group 3: Non-residents

ROOMS Capacity Group 1 Group 2 Group 3

F and G 120 $60 $85 $95

F or G 60 $40 $50 $60

A, B, C, and D 1501 $55 $105 $115

B, C, and D 125 $35 $85 $95

C and D 100 $35 $70 $80

C or D 50 $20 $45 $55

A and B 50 N/A $45 $55

A or B 25 $02 $30 $35

With capacity for groups up to 150 people,the Burr Ridge Community Center is an ideallocation for your next event. Our programspace is perfect for holiday gatherings, babyshowers, birthday parties, family reunions,community group meetings, non-profitgroups, and more.

Rental Date Applications Accepted Beginning

Jan 1 – Apr 30 December 1

May 1 – Aug 31 April 1

Sep 1 – Dec 31 August 1

Two year advance reservations are allowed forthe following:

Friday and Saturday from 5:00 – 11:00pm

Sunday from 12:00 – 8:00pm

Contact the Park District to receive a pam-phlet with complete pricing details and rulesand regulations.

Burr Ridge Community Center Rental Information

DIVE INTO WOODS POOLSWIM LESSONS • RENTALS • MEMBERSHIPS

Burr Ridge Park District15 W 400 Harvester DriveBurr Ridge, IL 60527630-920-1969

Documents

Summer 2013 Program Guide Anne M Jeans Burr Ridge Middle ... · THE VILLAGE OF BURR RIDGE 3 Saturday, June 1 – 8:00am START/FINISH: COUNTY LINE SQUARE, BURR RIDGE 5K Race Fee $35