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SEPT. - DEC.

2017
(417) 864-1049
ParkBoard.org

Turkey Trot 5K Run/Walk


November 23, p. 5

Japanese Fall Festival, p. 4

Visit the Corn Maze and Pumpkin


Patch at Harvest Fest, p. 6
Registration
Make checks payable to the SpringfieldGreene County Park Board. Include Drivers License number and place of employment.
Registration forms received without payment will be returned to you.
Scholarships available on a limited basis. For information call 864-1049.
If you are not able to complete the registration form, please contact our office for assistance.

Mail registration form and check to: Cancellation Policy:


Springfield-Greene County Park Board If you must cancel, please write/fax letter at least
Program Registration five (5) business days before the activity/rental
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another activity/rental, or b) receive your money
Indicate the program you are registering for on the
back (less a $10 processing fee.)
outside of your envelope. Some registration periods differ
for a few programs. Please check the specific information for Refunds take 2-3 weeks.
programs that interest you.
There will be a $20 fee for all returned checks.
Or register online at ParkBoard.org.

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field-Greene County Park Board and its
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tator of the Springfield-Greene County Park Board
activities.

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Return this form along with payment, to the above address.
Make checks payable to the Springfield-Greene County participating in Park Board activities, and to use any photographs of
Park Board. Include Drivers License number and place me and/or my child for Park Board promotional purposes.
of employment.

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Contents
Connect with the Park Board AQUATICS PAVILION RENTALS 28
LEARN TO SWIM 16
@TheParkBoard SCHOLARSHIPS 14
BIRTHDAY RENTALS 13
@TheParkBoard SENIORS
@TheParkBoard
BOTANICAL GARDENS 8-9 SILVER SNEAKERS 20, 23, 25
DICKERSON 15 NORTHVIEW CENTER 26
Visit ParkBoard.org PARK ZOO
The Springfield-Greene County
SKATE PARK 28
Park Board is fully accredited EQUESTRIAN 17
by the Commission for SPARC
Accreditation of Park and FACILITIES BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL 7
Recreation Agencies, MAP 34-35 BASKETBALL 7
one of only 155 FACILITY DESCRIPTIONS 29-33
accredited parks and SNOW DAY 7
recreation agencies, ranking FAMILY CENTERS SPECIAL EVENTS
among the top 2 percent
in the United States.
ACCESSIBLE RECREATION 10, 25
SEPT.-DEC. 4-6
CHESTERFIELD 18-20
MEMBERS OF THE SPRINGFIELD DAN KINNEY 21-23 SPORTS
GREENE COUNTY PARK BOARD DOLING 23-26 ADULT SPORTS 10
Sarah McCallister, Chair OAK GROVE 26 ARCHERY 14
Matt Bailey, Vice Chair CODP 12
Scott Bailes Carolyn Gerdes
FARM PARK 6
MIRACLE LEAGUE 10
Bob Horton Dee King GOLF 5, 33 TENNIS 11-12
Sid Needem John Price
YOUTH SPORTS 7, 10-12
Michele Risdal-Barnes ICE PARK 13
HOCKEY 13
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
OUTDOOR 27 TRAILS 5, 30, 34-35
Bob Belote, Director of Parks
Mike Crocker, Assistant Director
INITIATIVES
Jim Fisher, Assistant Director
Miles Park, Assistant Director HOTLINE NUMBERS For information and cancellations.
Kim Reser, Assistant Director Adult Sports (417) 864-1379 Pavilion Information (417) 864-2098
Karen Herron, Senior Executive Secretary Aquatics (417) 864-2099 Tennis (417) 864-2024
Jon Carney, Superintendent of General Services Dickerson Park Zoo (417) 864-1800 Youth Sports (417) 864-1379
Matt Coats, Superintendent of Special Facilities Dog Park (417) 864-1404
Jeff Cumley, Superintendent of Jordan Valley
Anne-Mary McGrath, Superintendent of Recreation MISSION STATEMENT
Jerry Mitchell, Superintendent of Business Operations The Springfield-Greene County Park Board strives to provide the very best in parks and recreation
Jenny Fillmer Edwards, Public Information Administrator facilities, programs, events, and services to our community. In doing so, we will make a positive
Diana Tyndall, Marketing Coordinator impact on the overall quality of life, health, environmental, social, and economic aspects for our
resident families and visitors alike. Adopted Dec. 11, 2015.
Kevin Holle, Park Ranger Supervisor
Lana Woolsey, Parks Attorney ADA STATEMENT
Terry Whaley, Ozark Greenways Executive Director In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the Springfield-Greene County Park Board strives to provide quality recreational pro-
grams to individuals of all abilities. If you or anyone you know has a disability and would like more information on the accessibility of our programs or
facilities, please call the Springfield-Greene County Park Board at (417) 837-5808. We want to work with you to continue to improve accessibility for
all patrons. Please write to us or call Sheri Davis at (417) 837-5808 at Northview Center if you experience difficulty in gaining access to any of our
programs or facilities.

INCLUSIVE RECREATION
The Springfield-Greene County Park Board encourages participation by everyone in all activities. If you have a disability and need individual accommodations to
participate in an activity, contact Sheri Davis at (417) 837-5808. Please call at least one week prior to the date of participation. The Springfield-Greene County Park
Board will work with individuals to meet their individual needs and enable them to participate.
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Special Events
JAPANESE FALL FEST DOG FEST CONCERT AT THE CAVE
Special Events
Dog Swim
The canine aquatics event of the year: the
Annual Dog Swim at Fassnight Pool! One
dog per human, no humans allowed in the
pool. All proceeds benefit Cruse Dog Park,
Springfields first off-leash dog park.
Proof of updated vaccination to register.
Pre-register by August 31 in person,
or register on-site at the event.
Pre-registration strongly encouraged 15th Annual DogFest
dogs dont like waiting in line! A canine extravaganza! Everyone,
Fassnight Pool 864-1049
Grandparents Day
Free zoo admission for grandparents. including the family dog, is invited for
Age: Dogs 4 months and up with owner free fun and activities. DogFest features
Dickerson Park Zoo 833-1570
Date: Tues., Sept. 5 dog agility demonstrations, expert
Time: 4-7 p.m. (Check-in begins at 3:30 p.m.) Age: All ages
Date: Sun., Sept. 10 seminars, local celebrities, police K-9s,
Fee: $8/Dog-Human pair therapy dogs, a dog fashion show, canine-
$3/Additional human Time: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fee: Free for grandparents related vendors and non-profits and
$12/Adults and teens, a dog-themed bounce house for kids.
$8/Children 3-12 yrs. and All proceeds benefit Cruse Dog Park,
Seniors 60 yrs. and up Springfields first off-leash dog park.
Chesterfield Park 864-1049
Age: All ages
Date: Sat., Sept. 23 (rain date: Sept. 24)
Time: 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Fee: Free, $1/Bounce house, $50/Vendor,
$25/ Non-Profit booth, $10/t-shirt
22nd Annual Japanese Fall Festival
Three days of Japanese culture in the
Mizumoto Japanese Stroll Garden,
celebrating Springfields sister city, Isesaki,
Japan. Includes Taiko drumming, Japanese
storytelling, large-scale calligraphy, top
spinning, folk dancing, martial arts, origami
and other hands-on crafts, tea ceremonies, 26th Annual 1860s Lifestyle Expo
a tent-top market with authentic Japanese at Gray-Campbell Farmstead
foods and gifts, a visiting delegation from Rediscover pioneer life at the oldest
Isesaki and more. Friday opening ceremony house in Springfield. Apple butter making, Concert at the Cave
with student ambassadors. Special guest horseshoes, hearth cooking, fiber arts, Four bands, Elwood Crossing, Canto 17,
Shoji Tabuchi performs Saturday night. crafts, wood carving, seed-spitting Patrick Mureithi and Friends and The Creek
Friday and Saturday evenings end with an contests and more. Barn, house, kitchen Rocks, perform outside Doling Parks
intimate candlelight walk. Presented by and Liberty Schoolhouse open for tours. Giboney Cave. Event also includes cave
the Springfield Sister Cities Association, tours, kids interactive art, games and a
Old-time fiddle music jam, Saturday, 11
peacethroughpeople.org. bounce house. The Doling History Museum
am. Childrens 1860s costume contest
Mizumoto Japanese Stroll Garden 891-1515 is open for tours 1-4 p.m. Play it Forward
Saturday,11:30 a.m., register by 11.
Age: All ages collects musical instruments for students.
Date: Sept. 8-10 Dedication of the new Founders Pavilion
Saturday, 1 p.m. Brush arbor service Concessions available. Presented by the
Time: Fri., 5-10 p.m. Doling Neighborhood Association, Moon
Sat., 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Sunday, 11 a.m. Apple Pie Baking Contest
Sunday, 3 p.m., register by 2:15, no crumb- City Creative District and the Park Board.
Sun., 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
top pies. Concessions available. Sponsored by Missouri Arts Council, Bass Pro
Fee: Fri. and Sun., $10/Adult,
Gray-Campbell Farmstead 891-1515 Shops and Springfield First Community Bank.
$3/12 yrs. and under;
Sat. $15/Adult, $3/12 yrs. and under, Age: All ages Doling Park 864-1049
kids 2 yrs. and under are free Date: Sept. 16-17 Age: All Ages
Time: Sat., 11 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Sun., 12-4:30 p.m. Date: Sun., Sept. 24
4 ParkBoard.org Fee: Free Time: Noon to 6 p.m.
Fee: Free
Special Events
TURKEY TROT GOLF TOURNAMENT CANDY CANE LANE
McDonalds Day at the Zoo Veterans Appreciation Day 23rd Annual Turkey Trot 5K Run/Walk
Half-price zoo admission for all. Free zoo admission for military veteran
Dickerson Park Zoo 833-1570 with ID and their immediate family.
Ages: All ages Dickerson Park Zoo 833-1570
Date: Sat., September 30 Age: All ages
Time: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Date: Sat., Nov. 11
Fee: Half-price general admission for all Time: Zoo hours 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
$12/Adults and teens, Fee: Free for military veterans and their
$8/Children 3-12 yrs. and immediate family
Seniors 60 yrs. and up $12/Adults and teens,
$8/Children 3-12 yrs. and
Seniors 60 yrs. and up

PGA Annual Golf Sale Springfields Thanksgiving tradition


Save up to 75-percent off new and used and the largest Thanksgiving Day 5K
golf products, as nine area golf courses in Missouri! Turkey Trot takes place in
(including three Park Board courses) downtown Springfield Thanksgiving
collaborate for their annual holiday morning, with four race categories: Elite,
PGA sale. Sale location to be announced, Runner, Walker and Family/Pet. Trophies
check ParkBoard.org. for overall winners and medals for each
Rivercut Golf Course 891-1645 age group. Build up your Thanksgiving
Horton Smith Golf Course 891-1639 appetite while benefiting the Park Board
Trail of Honor Dedication Bill & Payne Stewart Golf Course 833-9962 Scholarship Fund and the Developmental
Ozark Greenways, the Missouri Veterans Age: All ages
Commission, and the C.W. Titus Foundation Center of the Ozarks. Bring five items or
Date: Nov. 30-Dec. 2 five pounds of food to donate to Ozarks
are thrilled to dedicate the newest trail Time: Thurs. and Fri., 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sat., 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
section of the James River Greenway, the Food Harvest. Register online
Fee: Prices vary at ParkBoard.org/TurkeyTrot.
Trail of Honor, located in the Missouri
Veterans Cemetery. This is the first Downtown Springfield 837-5817
recreational trail in the country spanning Age: All ages
a veterans cemetery. Winding along the Date: Thurs., Nov. 23
serene James River valley, this portion of Time: 8 a.m.
greenway will be a contemplative place Fee: Early-bird registration by Fri., Nov. 17
through which to honor veterans who (postmarked by Mon., Nov.13):
served in all our nations military branches. $20/Adult, $15/Child
Come to this patriotic celebration by bike Registration Nov. 22-23, in person
or on foot, if possible. only at Springfield Expo Center:
Ozark Greenways 864-2014 $30/Adult, $25/Child
Age: All ages
Date: Thurs., Oct. 12 Training for the Trot
Time: 2-3 p.m. Be a part of Springfields Thanksgiving Day
Fee: Free Tradition! Get ready for the 23rd Annual
Turkey Trot 5K by training with a group at
CODP Golf Tournament Dan Kinney Park.Designed for individuals
Four-person scramble benefiting athletes who want to run a 5K race for the first
with the Greater Springfield Community Candy Cane Lane time, get back to running or who want to
Olympic Development Program. Door train with a group.Program fee includes
Drive through the farm and enjoy
prizes, silent auction, and prizes for longest registration for Turkey Trot and a Training
dazzling farm-themed holiday displays
drive and closest to the pin. Entry includes for the Trot t-shirt.Register by Sept. 30.
and more than 10,000 lights.
range balls and lunch. Juniors may play Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500
Friday- Sunday nights only.
with adults. Age: 16 yrs. and up
Rutledge-Wilson Farm Park 837-5949
Rivercut Golf Course 891-1639 Date: Oct. 5-Nov. 16
Age: All ages
Age: Juniors grades 7-12 and adults Time: Thurs., 6 p.m.
Date: Fri.-Sun., Dec. 1-17
Date: Sat., Oct. 14 Fee: $45, includes Turkey Trot registration
Time: 5-8 p.m.
Time: Check-in: 11-11:45 a.m., Shotgun start at noon
Fee: $5/Vehicle
Fee: $25/Junior or $100/Junior team,
$85/Adult or $340/Adult team 5
Farm Park
HARVEST FEST BONFIRE RENTALS
Harvest Fest, Corn Maze, Pumpkins & Haunted Trail
Haunted Trail
Do you dare enter the woods after dark?
Walk our one-third mile paved path on the
Haunted Trail for a frighteningly awesome
experience. Includes hayride and bonfire
time. Open Fri. and Sat. nights.
Rutledge-Wilson Farm Park 837-5949
Age: 8 yrs.-adult. Kids 8-12 must be with
an adult; no kids under 8 admitted.
Rutledge-Wilson Date: Sept. 29-Oct. 28
Time: Fri. and Sat., 6:30-10 p.m.
Farm Park Fee: $5/person
A 207-acre farm park designed for fun
while learning about our communitys rich Harvest Fest
agricultural heritage. Includes a variety of Five weekends of fall-themed fun at the
barns and farm animals, a fishing pond, farm! Meander through the corn maze, take
seasonal crops, walking trail and farm- a hayride, pick your own pumpkin from
themed playground. our pumpkin patch, ride the Cow Train or
3825 W. Farm Road 146. Grain Train, try your luck at carnival games,
ParkBoard.org/Rutledge_Wilson bounce on inflatables and much more as
you enjoy this Midwest fall tradition!
Candy Cane Lane Rutledge-Wilson Farm Park 837-5949
Drive through the farm and enjoy dazzling Age: All ages
farm-themed holiday displays and more than Date: Sept. 30-Oct. 29
Time: Sat., 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
10,000 lights. Friday- Sunday nights only.
Sun., Noon-6 p.m.
Rutledge-Wilson Farm Park 837-5949
Fee: Free admission, most activities
Age: All ages have a small fee
Date: Fri.-Sun., Dec. 1-17
Time: 5-8 p.m. Halloween-Fest
Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch Celebrate the season with a Halloween-
Fee: $5/Vehicle Corn has never been so ear-resistible! Get themed weekend at Rutledge-Wilson
lost in our corn maze (may take an hour), Farm Park. Wear a costume and join in
then pick your own pumpkin from the the family scavenger hunt, games and a
pumpkin patch. Open during Harvest Fest hayride. Everyone is a winner, with prizes
and Friday and Saturday nights. and candy at each activity. Parents, bring
Rutledge-Wilson Farm Park 837-5949 your camera! The Pumpkin Patch and
Age: All ages Corn Maze are open for an additional fee.
Date: Sept. 29-Oct. 29 (Hayride may be cancelled in rain, but all
Time: Fri., 6:30-10 p.m.; Sat., 11 a.m.-10 p.m.; other activities will proceed.)
Adopt-an-Urban Garden Sun., Noon-6 p.m. Rutledge-Wilson Farm Park 864-1049
Rent a garden plot for the season. Soil, Fee: Pumpkin prices based on weight Age: All ages
beds and compost provided. Water spigots Corn Maze $3/adults, $2/kids 5-11 yrs., Date: Sat., Oct. 28
are nearby for those who wish to bring a kids 4 and under free. Time: 11 a.m. -6 p.m.
hose. Renter is responsible for planting, Fee: $1, some activities have a small fee
maintaining, watering and harvesting.
For an additional fee we will till and add
Fishing Pole Rentals Bonfire Rentals
compost to your plot(s). Enjoy an old-fashioned bonfire at the farm.
Rutledge-Wilson Farm Park has a one-acre
Rutledge-Wilson Farm 837-5949 Includes exclusive use of the bonfire pit,
Age: 18 yrs. and up stocked fishing pond available for catch-and-
release fishing. Hourly pole rentals include wood for the fire, straw bale seating and
Date: March-Nov.
everything you need: fishing rod, reel and roasting forks. Food not provided.
Time: Open daylight hours
bait. Fishing is catch-and-release only, no Rutledge-Wilson Farm Park 837-5949
Fee: $25/Season: 8x16 plot
$40/Season: 16 x 16 plot keepers. Fishing license not required. Age: All ages
$15/Small Plot Prep (Optional) Rutledge-Wilson Farm Park 837-5949 Date: Varies, call for details
$30/Large Plot Prep (Optional) Age: All ages Time: 12-2 p.m., 3-5 p.m., and 6-8 p.m.
Date: March-October Fee: $40/Hour, 2-hour minimum
6 ParkBoard.org Time: 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. daily (additional fees after 5 p.m.)
Fee: $3.50/pole
SPARC
BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL BASKETBALL SNOW DAY
SPARC Schools Out Program
Dont sit around bored when school is out.
Come join us for a fun-filled day of exciting
field trips, tons of camp style activities and
memories that will last a lifetime!
Gray, McGregor, Sequiota and Truman
schools 837-5737
Age: 5-12 yrs.
SPARC: Schools, Parks are Date: Oct. 16, Nov. 6-7
Reaching Communities SPARC Elite Feet
Time: 7 a.m.-6 p.m.
Fee: $12-$17/Child
SPARC is a partnership between the A 6-week program designed to teach the
Springfield-Greene County Park Board basics of running and fast walking. Training
and Springfield Public Schools, promoting increases slowly to build endurance and
opportunities for youth and families prepare participants to for the Bass Pro
through before- and after-school Rock 4 Kids Zombie Run on Sat., Oct.21.
programs, enrichment opportunities, Fremont, Gray, Harrison, Hickory Hills,
summer camps, sports leagues and Holland, Jarrett, McBride, Sequiota,
increased availability of joint school-park Truman, Westport, Williams, and Wilsons
Creek schools 837-5737
facilities. Register online at ParkBoard.org/
Age: Grades K-8
SPARC or at the SPARC Office.
Date: Sept. 11-Oct. 20
300 E. Harrison St., in Jenny Lincoln Park Time: Days and times vary, once a week after school
Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $18 (includes race fee & t-shirt)

SPARC Winter Break Program


Dont sit at home with the Winter Break
Blues. Join the SPARC crew for fun-filled
camp style activities at Sequiota Elementary.
Space is limited. Registration required.
Sequiota School 837-5737
Age: 5-12 yrs.
Date: Dec. 22, 26, 27, 28, 29 and Jan. 2
Time: 7 a.m.-6 p.m.
SPARC Intramural Basketball Fee: $17/Child/Day
Register for a fun six-week intramural
basketball program this fall or this winter.
Kids learn basic basketball skills and
positive character traits.Games are played
on Saturdays. Practices are scheduled by
SPARC Before & After School volunteer coaches on weekday evenings.
A structured and safe program designed to Locations vary. Register by Sept. 23 for
Session 1, by Dec. 9 for Session 2.
provide fun and enriching activities, both
SPARC 837-5737
before and after school, to compliment
Age: Grades K-6
your childs day.
Date: Session 1: Practices begin week of Oct. 16
Fremont/Watkins, Harrison, Truman, Games on Sat., Oct. 28-Dec 9
Westport, Williams (p.m. only) and Wilsons Session 2: Practices begin week of Jan. 8 SPARC Snow Day Program
Creek schools 837-5737 Games on Sat., Jan. 20-Feb. 24 When Springfield Public Schools are
Age: Grades K-6 Time: Varies, call for details closed for winter weather, kids may enjoy
Date: Aug. 16-throughout school year Fee: $45/Child an activity-filled snow day at Oak Grove
Time: 6:30 a.m.-School Day Starts Basketball Registration Events Community Center. Registration required.
School Day Dismissal-6 p.m. Date: Tues., Sept. 19, Truman Elementary Oak Grove Community Center 891-1635
Fee: Before School-$20/Week Thur., Sept. 21, Harrison Elementary Age: 5-12 yrs.
After School-$40/Week Tues., Dec. 12, Truman Elementary Date: SPS Snow Days
Free/Reduced Lunch status Thur., Dec. 14, Harrison Elementary Time: 7 a.m.-6 p.m.
fees available Time: 4-6:30 p.m. Fee: $17/Child/Day
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Botanical Gardens
MONARCH TAGGING 1860'S LIFESTYLE EXPO
Learn to Grow in the Gardens
Master Gardeners of Greene County lead
discussions in the garden on various topics.
For more, visit: mggreene.org.
Springfield Botanical Gardens 891-1515
Age: All ages
Date: Mon., Sept. 11- Preserving and
Cooking with Herbs
Mon., Oct. 9- Garden Journaling
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Fee: $5/Class
Located in Nathanael Greene-Close 26th Annual 1860s Lifestyle Expo
Memorial Park, the Springfield Botanical at Gray-Campbell Farmstead
Gardens includes dozens of themed Rediscover pioneer life at the oldest
gardens, the Dr. Bill Roston Butterfly House, house in Springfield. Apple butter making,
Master Gardener Demonstration Gardens, horseshoes, hearth cooking, fiber arts,
Mizumoto Japanese stroll Garden, Gray- crafts, wood carving, seed-spitting
Campbell Farmstead and the Springfield- contests and more. Barn, house, kitchen
Greene County Botanical Center. Classes, and Liberty Schoolhouse open for tours.
festivals and exhibits take place year-round. Old-time fiddle music jam, Saturday, 11
2400 S. Scenic Ave. am. Childrens 1860s costume contest
ParkBoard.org/Botanical Saturday,11:30 a.m., register by 11.
Dedication of the new Founders Pavilion
The Dr. Bill Saturday, 1 p.m. Brush arbor service
Roston Native Sunday, 11 a.m. Apple Pie Baking Contest
Butterfly House Sunday, 3 p.m., register by 2:15, no crumb-
Egg. Caterpillar. top pies. Concessions available.
Chrysalis. Butterfly! Gray-Campbell Farmstead 891-1515
Observe the 22nd Annual Japanese Fall Festival Age: All ages
complete lifecycle Three days of Japanese culture in the Date: Sept. 16-17
of the butterfly Mizumoto Japanese Stroll Garden, Time: Sat., 11 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Sun., 12-4:30 p.m.
inside the screened celebrating Springfields sister city, Isesaki, Fee: Free
butterfly house. Volunteer docents provide Japan. Includes Taiko drumming, Japanese
information on a variety of butterfly and storytelling, large-scale calligraphy, top
garden topics. Fieldtrips and private tours spinning, folk dancing, martial arts, origami
available through the week. and other hands-on crafts, tea ceremonies,
Springfield Botanical Gardens 891-1515 a tent-top market with authentic Japanese
Age: All ages foods and gifts, a visiting delegation from
Date: Most days through Oct.1 (call ahead) Isesaki and more. Friday opening ceremony
Time: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. with student ambassadors. Special guest
Fee: Free, donations appreciated Shoji Tabuchi performs Saturday night.
Friday and Saturday evenings end with an
Solar Tram Tours intimate candlelight walk. Presented by
Ride a solar tram on a 20-minute guided the Springfield Sister Cities Association, Monarch Tagging
tour of the 112-acre Nathanael Greene/ peacethroughpeople.org. Learn about Monarch Watch, a Monarch
Close Memorial Park. Weekday fieldtrips Mizumoto Japanese Stroll Garden 891-1515 butterfly migration study conducted
and private tours available for a fee. Age: All ages through the University of Kansas.
Springfield Botanical Gardens 891-1515 Date: Sept. 8-10 Meet outside the Butterfly House for a
Age: All ages Time: Fri., 5-10 p.m. demonstration, then help tag butterflies.
Date: Sat. and Sun. through Oct. 30 Sat., 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Learn more at monarchwatch.org.
Time: 1-5 p.m. Sun., 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Springfield Botanical Gardens 891-1515
Fee: Free Fee: Fri. and Sun., $10/Adult, $3/12 yrs. and Age: All ages
under; Date: Sat., Sept. 30
Sat. $15/Adult, $3/12 yrs. and under, Time: 2-4 p.m.
8 ParkBoard.org kids 2 yrs. and under are free Fee: Free
Botanical Gardens
MOONLIGHT MASQUERADE DECORATION MAKING
Twilight Christmas at the Farmstead
Masquerade Join volunteers at the Gray-Campbell
for Families Farmstead to celebrate an old-fashioned
Come in costume Christmas. Decorate the tree with hand-
or make a made vintage ornaments. Enjoy hot cocoa,
costume in cookies and carols.
the decorated Gray-Campbell Farmstead 891-1515
Mizumoto Age: All ages
Japanese Stroll Date: Sat., Dec. 2
Garden. Floating wishing lanterns available Time: 1-3 p.m.
for purchase. Music from favorite movies and Fee: Free
musicals will be playing.
Springfield Botanical Gardens 891-1515
Age: All Ages
Date: Oct. 7
Time: Sat., 5-7 p.m.
Schools Out Halloween Decoration Day Fee: $10/adult, $5/child, or
Learn how to create Halloween decorations $20/family up to 6 people
from dried materials from the garden.
Choose from dried flowers and leaves Road Map to Learning Adventures
and gourds to make ornaments, door An event especially for teachers. Familiarize
swags and other crafts. Paint, ribbon and yourself with resources in our community to
accessories included. assist in planning field education and hands-
Springfield Botanical Gardens 891-1515 on learning. Learn what the City of Springfield,
Age: All ages the Park Board, museums and other area
Date: Mon., Oct. 16 attractions can offer for your classes.
Time: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Springfield Botanical Gardens 891-1515
Fee: $5/participant, includes all materials Age: 18 yrs. and up, especially for teachers Wreaths and Centerpieces
Date: Thurs., Oct. 19 Create your own wreath, or centerpiece
Romance in the Garden Time: 4-6 p.m. with fresh greenery and dried natural
Moonlight Masquerade Fee: Free ornaments from the garden. Classes
Dress in costume surrounded in the romantic limited to 12, registration required. Or book
setting of the Japanese Garden. Take a rare Americana Music at the your own group for a private decorating
nighttime stroll the beautiful Mizumoto Springfield Botanical Gardens party anytime through the holidays!
Japanese Stroll Garden, decorated with Pack a Sunday picnic and bring a lawn Springfield Botanical Gardens 891-1515
candles, lanterns and music playing. Floating chair to the Peace Through People Pavilion. Age: 12 yrs. and up
wishing lanterns available for purchase. Local musician Patrick Mureithi performs Date: Sat., Dec. 10
Pre-order picnic basket and tickets through original and traditional acoustic Americana Time: 12-2 p.m.
friendsofthegarden.org. and blues. Donations support increased Fee: $25/Greenery item
Springfield Botanical Gardens 891-1515
accessibility of the Kickapoo Edge Prairie.
Age: 17 yrs. and up
Date: Oct. 6
Springfield Botanical Gardens 891-1515 Schools Out Christmas Gift and
Time: Fri. 6 - 9 p.m.
Age: All ages Decoration making
Date: Sun., Oct. 22 Learn what you can create from dried
Fee: $10/individual or $15/couple,
Time: 3 p.m. materials from the garden. Choose from
extra fee for pre-ordered picnic baskets
Fee: Free, $10 appreciated donation dried flowers, leaves, cones and pods to
make ornaments, table decorations, wall
hangings and more! Paint, ribbon and
accessories included.
Springfield Botanical Gardens 891-1515
Age: All ages
Date: Fri., Dec. 22
Time: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Fee: $5/participant,
includes all materials

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Sports
MIRACLE LEAGUE SOFTBALL VOLLEYBALL
2nd Annual
OctoberSlow
Fall Adult
Softball
Tournament
End-of-year
adult softball
tournament.
Three-game
guarantee.
Miracle Awards for 1st
League 7th Annual OctoberFast Fall Youth place. Divisions are mens and coed.
Softball Tournament Register by October 6.
Miracle End-of-year youth softball tournament. Killian Sports Complex 837-5817
League Ball Three-game guarantee. Awards for 1st Age: 16 yrs. and up
Spring and fall place. Divisions are 10U Coach Pitch, 10U Date: Sat., Oct. 14
leagues held at the Modified Pitch, 12U Fast Pitch, 14U Fast Time: Varies, call for details
Betty and Bobby Pitch. Register by Sept. 29. Fee: $100/team
Allison Miracle League Ball Field in Dan Killian Sports Complex 837-5817
Kinney Park. Seven-week leagues for youth
and adults with disabilities. Scholarships
Age: 10U coach pitch, 10U modified pitch, Youth and Adult Soccer
12U Fast Pitch, 14U Fast Pitch
may be available. Volunteer coaches and Date: Sat., Oct. 7
buddies are needed, training is provided! Time: Varies, call for details
Details at ParkBoard.org/Miracle_Field. Fee: $75/team: 10U Coach Pitch
Miracle League Ball Field 837-5808 $95/team: 10U Modified & 12U Fast Pitch
Age: 5 yrs. and up with disabilities $125/team: 14U Fast Pitch
Date: Spring: mid-April-May
Fall: Sept.-Oct. For more Youth Sports, see SPARC
Time: Varies, call for details
Fee: $25/Player

Lake Country Soccer


Youth Sports Adult Sports is the premier
destination for
Lil Passers Youth Flag Football Adult Volleyball Leagues soccer in Springfield.
Adult leagues for women Mondays, co-
Youth flag football leagues designed for This 55-acres facility
ed on Thursdays at OReilly-Tefft Gym,
kids to learn and play the game. Includes includes 20
Chesterfield Family Center and Dan Kinney
t-shirt. Register by Sept. 1 (or call if after outdoor fields
Family Center. A second co-ed league plays
Sept 1.) (seven lighted)
Fridays at OReilly-Tefft Gym. Register by
Killian Softball Complex 837-5817 and two indoor fields, offering year-
Oct. 13 for Session 2.
Age: 5-12 yrs. round instruction for boys and girls
OReilly Tefft Gymnasium, Chesterfield, Dan
Date: Sept. 9-Oct. 28 and youth and adult leagues of all
Kinney and Doling Family Centers 837-5817
Time: Varies, call for details skill levels. Lakes Country is also home
Age: 16 yrs. and up
Fee: $45/Child to several area school teams and a
Date: Session 2: Oct. 23-Dec. 15
variety of tournaments.Details at
Time: Evenings vary, call for details
10 ParkBoard.org Fee: $160/Team
lakecountrysoccer.org or call 862-3211.
Tennis
ADULT TENNIS COOPER TENNIS ACADEMY
Cooper Tennis Complex Cooper Tennis Academy
Twelve indoor courts, 17 lighted outdoor
courts, including the 2,500-seat Mediacom Year-round training and pathway of tennis development
Tennis Stadium. Named 2016 USTA Facility through six levels, starting at age 5. Little Lasers and Champs
of the Year. Offers beginning through teach children how to play fun and active tennis. Covers the
advanced tennis lessons and leagues for rules of tennis, footwork, motor skills, hand-eye coordination,
all ages, with new classes starting every scoring and rallying, using age- and skill-appropriate
month. All class program fees are based equipment. Hot Shots, Levels 1-2 and High Performance
on a four-week month, regardless of the Team by application only. Registration required.
number of times classes meet per month. Cooper Tennis Complex 837-5800
Memberships available.
2331 E. Pythian St.
Little Lasers (formerly Level 5): Level 2: By application and tryout only
Players need a 21 racket or smaller Age: 14 yrs. and under
ParkBoard.org/Tennis Age: 5-8 yrs. Date: Ongoing
Date: Ongoing Time: Tues. and Thurs., 5:30-7 p.m.,
Adult Tennis Time: Mon. and Wed., 5-5:45 p.m. and Sat., 10:30 a.m.-Noon
Tues. and Thurs., 4:15-5 p.m. Fee: $149/Member, $178/Non-member
Adult Beginning Fee: $22/Member, $31/Non-member
A comfortable and easy approach to learn Level 1: By application and tryout only
the basics of tennis in a group setting. Champs (formerly Level 4): Age: High School Varsity, JV & Middle School
Registration required. Players need a 23 racket or smaller Date: Ongoing
Cooper Tennis Complex 837-5800 Age: 9-11 yrs. Time: Tues., Thurs., 4-5:30 p.m.,
Age: 18 yrs. and up Date: Ongoing and Sat., 9-10:30 a.m.
Date: Ongoing Time: Mon. and Wed., 6-7 p.m. Fee: $149/Member, $178/Non-member
Time: Mon. or Wed., 6-7 p.m. Tues. and Thurs., 5-6 p.m.
Fee: $20/Member, $28/Non-member Fee: $44/Member, $62/Non-member High Performance Team: By invitation only,
based on USTA National and Section Rankings
Hot Shots (formerly Level 3): Age: All ages
Players need a 26 racket or smaller Date: Ongoing
Age: 12 yrs. and under, by application Time: Mon., Wed. and Fri., 4-6 p.m.
and tryout only. Fee: $198/Member, $242/Non-member
Date: Ongoing
Time: Tues. and Thurs., 6-7:30 p.m.
Fee: $99/Member, $121/Non-member

Adult Intermediate Mens Doubles


For accomplished adults that can play Competitive weekly doubles matches, NTRP
and keep score. More advanced strokes levels 4.5 and above. Text Dave at 417-274-
and limited match play situations. 2511 or Skye at 417-848-8945 to register.
Registration required. Cooper Tennis Complex 837-5800
Cooper Tennis Complex 837-5800 Age: 16 yrs. and up
Age: 18 yrs. and up Date: Ongoing
Date: Ongoing Time: Wed., 7-9 p.m.
Time: Mon. or Wed., 7-8:30 p.m. Fee: $5/member, $10/non-member (payable weekly)
Fee: $30/Member, $40/Non-member
41 Mixed Doubles Challenge Ladder
Cooper Adult Academy Competitive, challenging, and fast-paced Members scheduled challenge matches,
Specialized tennis training for doubles point play. Fun cardio with with a season ending single elimination
adult players. music and frequently rotating partners. playoff tournament. Register by Sept. 15
Cooper Tennis Complex 837-5800 Registration required. Max. 12 players. at globaltennisnetwork.com.
Age: 18 yrs. and up Cooper Tennis Complex 837-5800 Cooper Tennis Complex 837-5800
Date: Ongoing Age: 18 yrs. and up Age: 14 yrs. (if with parent) and up
Time: Tues., Noon-2 p.m. Date: Ongoing Date: Session 3: Oct. 1-Dec. 31
Fee: $40/Member, Time: Thurs., Noon-1:30 p.m. Time: Members schedule matches
$56/Non-member (monthly) Fee: $35/Member
$16/Member, $18/Non-member (daily)
Fee: $15/Member, $20/Non-member 11
Sports
CODP ADULT TENNIS YOUTH TENNIS
Springfield Rebels Mens Singles Youth Tennis
Challenge Ladder
Open format for members NTRP Levels 3.5-
4.5. Members schedule match times and
locations, and provide balls. Registration
opens Sept. 15 at globaltennisnetwork.com.
Cooper Tennis Complex 837-5800
Serving our community's young Age: 16 yrs. and up
athletes - call to learn more! Date: Session 3: Oct. 1-Dec. 31
Time: Members schedule matches
Tennis Kyle Wartick Fee: $21/Member
Cooper Tennis Complex 837-5800
Springfield Aces Mens 50 and Over
Volleyball Singles Challenge Ladder
Lori Endicott-Vandersnick Open format for members NTRP Levels 3.5-
Doling Family Center 838-1275 4.5. Members schedule match times and
locations, and provide balls. Registration
Ice Hockey B.J. Norman opens Sept. 15 at globaltennisnetwork.com. Youth Beginning
Mediacom Ice Park 866-7444 Cooper Tennis Complex 837-5800 A comfortable and easy approach to learn
Age: 50 yrs. and up the basics of tennis in a group setting.
Archery Amy Francka Date: Session 3: Oct. 1-Dec. 31 Registration required.
Indoor Archery Range 874-2910 Time: Members schedule matches Cooper Tennis Complex 837-5800
Fee: $21/Member Age: 9-12 yrs.
Date: Ongoing
Time: Tues. or Thurs, 6-7 p.m.
Fee: $22/Member, $31/Non-member

Youth Intermediate
The next step in weekly recreational tennis
lessons. Registration required.
Cooper Tennis Complex 837-5800
Age: 9-12 yrs.
Date: Ongoing
Mens 50 and Over Doubles Time: Tues. or Thur., 7-8 p.m.
Challenge Ladder Fee: $22/Member, $31/Non-member
Open format for members NTRP Levels
3.5-4.5. Players schedule match times and Future Stars
locations, and provide balls. Registration Introduces intermediate youth to
opens Sept. 15 at globaltennisnetwork.com. additional strokes and match play
Cooper Tennis Complex 837-5800 situations. Registration required.
Age: 50 yrs. and up Cooper Tennis Complex 837-5800
Date: Session 3: Oct. 1-Dec. 31 Age: 9-12 yrs.
Time: Members schedule matches Date: Ongoing
Fee: $35/ Member Time: Sat., 9-11 a.m.
Fee: $35/Member, $48/Non-member
USTA Leagues
Team tennis leagues with singles, doubles Academy Prep
and mixed doubles matches for adults and A skills-based approach to learning tennis
seniors of all skill levels. At Cooper Tennis for beginning and intermediate teenagers.
Complex and other area public tennis Registration required.
courts. Must be a USTA member. Register Cooper Tennis Complex 837-5800
at usta.com. Age: 13-17 yrs.
USTA Missouri District Office 837-5826 Date: Ongoing
Age: 18 yrs. and up Time: Mon. and Wed., 4-5 p.m.
Date: Varies, call for details Fee: $44/Member, $62/Non-member
Time: Varies, call for details
12 ParkBoard.org Fee: $35/Player See also Cooper Tennis Academy, p. 11
Ice Park
PUBLIC SKATING FIGURE SKATING HOCKEY

Mediacom Ice Park Jr. Bears Youth


Located in downtown Springfields Jordan
House Hockey League
A non-checking league designed to
Valley Park, Mediacom Ice Park features
develop and improve hockey skills.
two indoor ice rinks for ice skating, figure
One session and one game per week.
skating and hockey. Bring your own skates
Prerequisite: Learn to Play or another
or rent skates for $3. Private facility rentals
ice hockey development program.
and party packages are available. Check
USA Hockey membership required.
our website for monthly schedules.
Mediacom Ice Park 866-7444
635 E. Trafficway IcePark.org Age: 9-10 yrs. and 11-17 yrs.
Date: Wed. and Sat., Sept. 20-Dec. 2
Freestyle Sessions Time: 9-10 yrs.: Wed., 6-7 p.m.,
Designed for figure skaters to practice and and Sat., 8:30-9:30 a.m.
receive private instruction. A great place to 11-17 yrs.: Wed., 7:15-8:15 p.m.,
meet other skaters. and Sat., 9:45-10:45 a.m.
Mediacom Ice Park 866-7444 Fee: $110, full equipment required
Age: All ages
Date: Check monthly schedule
Time: Check monthly schedule
Public Ice Skating Fee: $10-$20
Skate with your friends and have a great time.
Mediacom Ice Park 866-7444
Age: All ages
Date: Check monthly schedule
Time: Check monthly schedule
Fee: $5/Youth, students & seniors, Adult Hockey League
$6/Adults, $3/skate rental Beginner, intermediate and advanced
$100/Annual Pass-youth, leagues, all non-checking and designed to
students and seniors improve player skills and competition on
$120/Annual Pass-adult Learn to Play Hockey the ice. USA Hockey membership required.
Learn the fundamentals of hockey and Mediacom Ice Park 866-7444
Learn to Skate basics of hockey skating during this Age: 18 yrs. and up
Fun, group skating instruction taught in eight-week course. Includes eight free Date: Sept. 10-Dec. 13
eight week sessions, includes eight free public session passes. USFS Basic Skills Time: Varies, call for details
public sessions passes. USFS Basic Skills membership required. Fee: $210/League, full equipment required
membership required. Mediacom Ice Park 866-7444
Mediacom Ice Park 866-7444 Age: All ages Cross Ice Hockey
Age: All ages Date: Oct. 10-Dec. 9 Learn hockey on small-sided ice surfaces
Date: Oct. 10-Dec. 9 Time: Tues. and Thurs., 5:15-6:30 p.m. where participants get more touches on
Time: Tues. and Thurs., 5:15-6:30 p.m. or Sat., 11:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m. the puck and improve overall skills.
or Sat., 11:30 a.m.- 12:45 p.m. Fee: $90 includes skate rental USA Hockey membership required.
Fee: $90 includes skate rental Mediacom Ice Park 866-7444
Age: 8 yrs. and under
Birthday Party packages Date: Sept. 26-Nov. 17
Time: Mon. and Wed., 5:45-6:45 p.m.
Farm Party - Rutledge-Wilson Farm Park
Fee: $80/Player
Golf Party at Par-3 Lighted Course - Betty Allison at Oscar Blom
Horse or Pony-themed Party - Valley Water Mill Park Practice Hockey
Ice Skating/Hockey/Broom Ball Party - Mediacom Ice Park Adult Drop-In, Adult Stick & Puck, Adult 101,
There are a number Indoor Swimming Party - Chesterfield and Doling Family Centers Jr. Drop-In, Parent and Child Stick & Puck.
of pavilions and JumpnSpace/Gym Party - Dan Kinney Family Center Mediacom Ice Park 866-7444
community Age: All ages
Lake Springfield Boathouse - overlooking Lake Springfield Park
rooms for rent
Rock Wall & Bounce House - Oak Grove Community Center Date: Check monthly schedule
throughout your
parks system. Skateboard, Scooter or BMX Party - Springfield Skate Park Time: Check monthly schedule
Call 417-864-1049. Zoo Party, Buddies & Animal Encounter Packages - Dickerson Park Zoo Fee: $7-$10, or $120/Annual
Stick & Puck Pass 13
Archery
LEARN TO SHOOT YOUTH AND ADULT
Archery Learn to Shoot Adult Archery Program
Indoor and outdoor archery programs, Learn to shoot archery using fundamental Allows adult archers an opportunity to meet
techniques. Students will learn range goals, receive achievement awards and
as well as open shooting sessions at the
safety, types of archery equipment and prepare for competitions. Annual USA Adult
Archery Range at the Davis Property.
proper shot form in four classes. Annual or Family Archery Membership required.
5780 South Farm Road 141 Indoors Oct.-March, outdoors April-Sept.
USA Archery Membership required.
ParkBoard.org/Archery Archery Range 874-2910 Archery Range 874-2910
Archery Range Hours: Mon.-Fri., 12-7 p.m.; Age: 8 yrs. and up Age: 21 yrs. and up
Sat., 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Date: Varies, call for details Date: Ongoing
Amy Francka, CODP Head Archery Coach, Time: Varies, call for details Time: Tues., 3-7 p.m.
afrancka@springfieldmo.gov Fee: $20/Membership; $5/Achievement
Fee: $30 (Equipment provided)
Pin Shoot; $3/Equipment rental
Advanced Lessons
Learn the National Training System for
shooting archery, recurve bow fitting,
sighting in a bow, or learn to shoot 3-D,
field or tournament archery.
Archery Range 874-2910
Age: 8 yrs. and up
Date: Varies, call for details
Time: Varies, call for details
Fee: $10/hour instruction, $5/hour range
time, $3 Equipment rental

Junior Olympic Field Archery


Archery A 14-target known distance course
through the woods. Distances vary from
Development 20 feet to 80 yards. Rounds include Field,
(JOAD) Club Hunter and Animal targets. Archers must
Allows youth an have their own equipment. Check website
opportunity to for tournament schedule and fees.
Open Shooting meet goals, receive Archery Range 874-2910
Open to the public. Bring your own achievement awards and prepare for Age: All ages
equipment. Indoor 20-yard range, outdoor competition. Annual USA Archery Youth or Date: Daily Open Range (weather permitting)
sight-in range, 3D range and NFAA field range. Family Membership required. Indoors Oct.- Time: Mon.-Fri., Noon-7 p.m.; Sat.,10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Rental equipment for indoor range only. March, outdoors April-Sept. Fee: $5/Hour, Monthly Pass or Tournament Fees
Archery Range 874-2910 Archery Range 874-2910
Age: All ages, prior experience required Age: 8-20 yrs. Weekly Target Leagues
Date: Ongoing Date: Ongoing Fall and Winter Indoor League.
Time: Mon.-Fri., Noon-7 p.m.; Time: Tues.,3-7 p.m. Archery Range 874-2910
Sat., 10 a.m.- 1 p.m. Fee: $20/Club Membership Age: All ages
Fee: $5/Hour, $15/Month $5/Achievement Pin Shoot Date: Ongoing
$3/Equipment rental $3/Equipment rental Time: During open range hours
Fee: $5/Round
Try Archery Program
Allows beginners of any age an Youth Scholarship Fund
opportunity to shoot a limited number The Springfield-Greene County Park Board offers
of arrows under the supervision of an scholarships for youth to participate in sports,
instructor. Equipment is provided.
summer camp and other programs designed to
Archery Range 874-2910
build skills and confidence while maintaining a
Age: All ages
healthy lifestyle. Scholarships may be available
Date: Sept. 18, Oct. 23, Nov. 13, Dec. 11
to Springfield and Greene County residents 18
Time: 6-7 p.m.
and under who qualify for free or reduced lunch.
Fee: $5/one-hour class
Annual limits apply. Donations to this fund are always welcome.
14 ParkBoard.org To donate or apply for the scholarship fund call 417-864-1049.
Dickerson Park Zoo
DISCOUNT ADMISSION Z.E.B.R.A. CLASSES

Explore the world without leaving


Springfield. Your zoo adventure includes
hundreds of animals representing South
America, Asia, Africa, Australia and our own Veterans Appreciation Day
Missouri Habitats. Zoo admission is Free zoo admission for military veteran
$12/Adults and teens, $8/Children 3-12 yrs. with ID and their immediate family.
and Seniors 60 yrs. and up Dickerson Park Zoo 833-1570
1401 W. Norton Rd. Age: All ages
dickersonparkzoo.org Date: Sat., Nov. 11

Time: Zoo hours 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Zoo Tots and Pre-Kindergarten
Fee: Free for military veterans and Designed to excite and inspire a love of
their immediate family learning in your 2-3-year-olds. Includes a
$12/Adults and teens, craft, an animal friend or two to meet, and
$8/Children 3-12 yrs. and lots of fun facts to learn!
Dickerson Park Zoo 833-1570
Seniors 60 yrs. and up
Ages: 2-5 yrs. (students who have not
started kindergarten) with an adult
Z.E.B.R.A. Classes Date: Sept. 20, 22, 23, 26- Monarch Migrations
Oct. 18, 20, 21, 24- Down on the Farm
Zoo Explorers Class I Nov. 15, 16, 18, 21- Animal Tails and Tales
Grandparents Day Join us each month as we focus on a Dec. 19, 20, 22, 23- Sharks and Rays
Free zoo admission for grandparents. different topic, from learning about a Time: 10-11 a.m.
Dickerson Park Zoo 833-1570 new animal, to visiting a different part Fee: $10/members, $15/non-members
Age: All ages of the world, to even trying out a new
Date: Sun., Sept. 10 art technique. Kindergarten & First Grade
Time: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Dickerson Park Zoo 833-1570 Encourage a love of learning in young
Fee: Free for grandparents Ages: Grades 2 & 3 students by exploring amazing facts
$12/Adults and teens, Dates: Sept. 17, Oct. 15, Nov. 12, Dec. 10 about the way animals see the world
$8/Children 3-12 yrs. and Time: 2-4 p.m. and move around in it.
Seniors 60 yrs. and up Fee: $20/members, $30/non-members Dickerson Park Zoo 833-1570
Ages: 5-7 yrs. (kindergarten or first grade)
Date: Sat., Sept. 16- Monarch Migrations
Sat., Oct. 14- Loco Locomotion
Sat., Nov. 11- Eye Spy: A Closer Look
at Animal Vision
Sat., Dec. 16- Sharks and Rays
Time: 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Fee: $20/members, $30/non-members

Creature Features
Zoo Explorers Class II Story time and crafts, where kids learn fun
McDonalds Day at the Zoo Join us each month as we focus on a facts about the months featured creature.
Half-price zoo admission for all. different topic, from learning about a Dickerson Park Zoo 833-1570
Dickerson Park Zoo 833-1570 new animal, to visiting a different part Ages: 2-6 yrs, with an adult
Ages: All ages of the world, to even trying out a new art Date: Sept. 27, 28, 30- Cheetah
Date: Sat., September 30 technique. Oct. 25 & 26- Tomato Frog
Time: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Dickerson Park Zoo 833-1570 Nov. 17, 22, 25- Missouri Hawks
Ages: Grades 4 & 5 Dec. 27, 28, 30- White-tailed Deer
Fee: Half-price general admission for all
Dates: Sept. 24, Oct. 22, Nov. 19, Dec. 17 Time: 10:30-11:15 a.m.
$12/Adults and teens,
Time: 2-4 p.m. Fee: $10/members,
$8/Children 3-12 yrs. and 15
$15/non-members
Seniors 60 yrs. and up Fee: $20/members, $30/non-members
Aquatics
FAMILY LEARN TO SWIM SWIM TEAM SWIM LESSONS

Aquatics
Indoor pools are open year-round at
Chesterfield and Doling Family Centers.
Outdoor pools are open May-August.
Pool hours and program schedules at
ParkBoard.org/Aquatics or call the
Aquatics Hotline at 864-2099.

Mini-Rays Preschool Swim Team


Home School Program This program is designed to get kids ages
Aquatics class for home school students 4-6 involved in a swim team. Includes
ages 5-14. For physical education stroke basics in a swim team style setting.
credit or just to have fun and improve Participants should be able to swim at least
swimming skills. A great social networking 12 yards (half a lap.) Classes take place on
opportunity! No classes the week of Sundays for six weeks.
Family Learn to Swim Thanksgiving. Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Designed to accommodate all ages through Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616 Age: 4-6 yrs.
Level 2 skills. This program focuses on Age: 5-14 yrs. Date: Session 1: Sept. 24-Oct. 29
swimming skills and water safety. Each class Date: Session 1: Tues., Sept. 26-Oct. 31 Time: 3-4 p.m.
takes place twice a week for three weeks. Session 2: Tues., Nov. 7-Dec. 19 Fee: $35/Members, $45/Non-members
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616 Time: 10:30 a.m.-Noon
Age: All ages Fee: $18/Members, $28/Non-members
Date: Session 1: Tues. & Thurs., Sept. 26-Oct. 12 Doling Family Center 837-5900
Session 2: Tues. & Thurs., Oct. 24-Nov. 9 Age: 5-14 yrs.
Session 3: Tues. & Thurs., Nov. 28-Dec. 14 Date: Session 1: Wed., Aug. 30-Oct. 4
Time: 5:45-6:30 p.m. Session 1: Wed., Oct. 25-Dec. 6
Fee: $40/Members, $50/Non-Members Time: 1-2:30 p.m.
Doling Family Center 837-5900 Fee: $18/Members, $28/Non-members
Age: All ages
Date: Session 1: Mon. & Wed., Sept. 11-27 Private Swimming Lesson Packages
Session 2: Mon. & Wed., Oct. 23-Nov. 8 Half-hour sessions of private swim
Session 3: Mon. & Wed., Nov. 27-Dec. 13 lessons with an American Red Cross
Time: 5:45-6:30 p.m. Water Safety Instructor. For all ages
Fee: $40/Members, $50/Non-Members and all swimming abilities.

Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Mommy & Me Doling Family Center 837-5900
In-pool instruction for children six months Age: All ages
to three years and a parent in the water. Date: Varies, call for details
Six-week sessions teach a variety of pre- Time: Varies, call for details
swimming fundamentals.
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Swim Team Sting Rays Fee: 2 Lessons $30/Member, $40/Non-member
For swimmers ages 6-18 who would like 5 Lessons $70/Member, $80/Non-members
Age: 6 months to 3 yrs.
to continue their swim team experience
Date: Session 1: Tues., Sept. 26-Oct. 31
through the school year. A great alternative Semi-Private Swimming
Session 2: Tues., Nov. 7-Dec. 19
Time: 9:15-10 a.m.
to the highly competitive aquatics arena. Lesson Packages
Classes three times a week on Sun., Tues. and Semi-private lessons available for two
Fee: $40/Members, $50/Non-members
Thurs. No classes the week of Thanksgiving. swimmers of similar skill levels. Participants
Doling Family Center 837-5900 Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616 must pair up before registering.
Age: 6 months to 3 yrs. Age: 6-18 yrs. Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Date: Session 1: Thurs., Aug. 31-Oct. 5 Date: Session 1: Sept. 24-Oct. 19 Doling Family Center 837-5900
Session 2: Thurs., Oct. 19-Nov. 30 Session 2: Oct. 22-Nov. 16 Age: All ages
Time: 10:30-11:15 a.m. Time: Sun., 2-3 p.m., Date: Varies, call for details
Fee: $40/Members, $50/Non-members Tues. & Thurs., 6-7 p.m. Time: Varies, call for details
Fee: $35/Members, $45/Non-members Fee: 2 Lessons $24/Member, $34/Non-member
16 ParkBoard.org 5 Lessons $55/Member, $65/Non-members
Equestrian
DAY CAMP PONY PALS RIDING LESSONS
Pony Pals Youth and Homeschool
Private introduction to horses for a young HorseSHOE I & II
child. Parents encouraged to stay on facility Sheriffs Horsemanship Outreach and
grounds. Includes horse related story time, Education (HorseSHOE) teaches safety
stable tour, grooming, petting and feeding around horses and basic grooming,
miniature ponies. Class may be repeated. saddling and riding techniques. Horses and
Equestrian Center 833-3291 helmets provided. Eight students/class.
Age: 4-7 yrs. & parent on premises Equestrian Center 833-3291
Date: By appointment Age: 7-16 yrs.
Valley Water Mill Time: Varies, call for details Date: SHOE I, Session 1, Thurs., Sept. 7-28
Equestrian Center Fee: $15/Person SHOE I, Session 2, Tues., Oct. 3-24
Equestrian activities and instruction. SHOE II, Session 1, Tues., Sept. 5-26
Call or check online for weather SHOE II, Session 2, Thurs., Oct. 5-26
cancellations, updates, schedule changes, SHOE II, Session 3, Tues., Oct. 31, Nov. 7-14 and 28.
registration forms and liability waivers. Time: Homeschool 10-11 a.m.
Youth 4:30-5:30 p.m.
4007 N. Farm Road 171
ParkBoard.org/Equestrian Fee: $60/4 group lessons

Valley Water Mill Equestrian Riding Lessons


Private, semi-private and group instruction
Center Show Series with your horse or one of ours. Beginning
Introduction to the world of competitive to advanced riders focus on a specific skill
horse showing with three categories: set including balance, seat, effective leg
Academic, Fun and Pleasure. Open to all aids and control. Completion of HorseSHOE
current Valley Water Mill Park students I and II required.
and all other riders if they are competing Equestrian Center 833-3291
on their own horse. Points accumulate Age: 7 yrs. and up
for year-end awards. Visit ParkBoard.org/ Pony Day Camp Date: Daily
Equestrian for details. When schools away, its time to play! A fun Time: By appointment
Equestrian Center 833-3291 educational day with crafts, movies, stick Fee: $140/4 Private lessons
Age: 5 yrs. and up horse races, horse care, petting ponies $120/4 Semi-private (two)
Date: All Breed Show - Sept. 23 and one lead line ride. Bring a lunch, snack $100/4 Group (three or more)
Academic Show - Dec. 9 and water bottle. Wear jeans, boots/tennis
Time: Varies by show, call for details shoes and appropriate outerwear. Space is
Fee: $35/Show (must pre-register if limited, so register early.
riding lesson horse) Equestrian Center 833-3291
Age: 6 yrs. and up
Date: Oct. 16, Nov. 6-7, Dec. 28-29
Time: Drop-off opens 7:30 a.m.
Pick-up before 5:30 p.m.
Fee: $35/Day

Adult HorseSHOE I and II


For adults who always wanted a horse or Horse-Themed Birthday Parties
just want to get back into riding. Sheriffs Give your little or big buckaroo a
Horsemanship Outreach and Education birthday party to remember. Party is held
(HorseSHOE) teaches basic horsemanship in the meeting room followed by lead
My Little Pony skills, including safely approaching, line horseback rides and/or petting and
Introduction to horses for children, with or haltering, leading, grooming and saddling. grooming miniature horses in the indoor
without parents. One-hour class includes Horses and helmets provided. Eight arena. Each horse can give 10 rides/hour.
basic safety, grooming, saddling and students/class. Equestrian Center 833-3291
leading techniques. Ponies and helmets Equestrian Center 833-3291 Age: 5 yrs. and up
provided. Class may be repeated. Age: 18 yrs. and up Date: Wed.-Sun.
Equestrian Center 833-3291 Date: By appointment Time: By appointment
Age: 4-8 yrs. with parent/guardian Time: Varies, call for details Fee: $70/Room rental
Date: By appointment Fee: $60/4 group lessons $40/Hour per lead line horse
$30/Hour miniature
Time: Varies, call for details $120/4 private lessons
horse grooming
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Fee: $20/Person
Family Centers
CHESTERFIELD FAMILY CENTER
Line Dance
Learn sequenced line dance steps,
beginning and intermediate levels.
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Age: 18 yrs. and up
Date: Session 1: Sept. 5- Oct. 5
Session 2: Oct. 31- Dec. 5 (No class Nov. 23)
Time: Tues. and Thurs., Beginning-10:30 a.m.,
Chesterfield Intermediate- 11:30 a.m.
Family Center Fee: Members $35/2, $70/4,
Non-members add $10
Indoor family fitness with classes,
gymnasium, walking track, fitness center, Ballroom Dance
weights, game room, childcare and indoor Five-week sessions of a variety of ballroom
aquatics. Non-member daily fees are dance styles.
$8/adults, $6/youth and seniors. Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
2511 W. Republic Road Age: 12 yrs. and up
ParkBoard.org/Chesterfield Date: Session 1: Aug. 21-Sept. 25 (No class Labor Day)
Session 2: Oct. 2-Oct. 30
Little Dragons Session 3: Nov. 6-Dec. 4
Four-week sessions cover the basics Time: Mon., 7 p.m.
of Tae Kwon Do for kids age 5-6. Fee: $35/Member; $45/Non-member
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Age: 5-6 yrs. Zumba
Date: Session 1: Sept. 6-28 A fun and easy-to-follow aerobic workout Low Impact Aerobics
incorporating Latin music and moves. This aerobic and toning class is designed
Session 2: Oct 4-26
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616 to provide a safe workout for someone
Session 3: Nov. 1-30 (No class Nov. 22-23)
Age: 16 yrs. and up who is just starting out.
Session 4: Dec. 6-28
Date: New sessions begin monthly Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Time: Wed. and Thurs., 5:30 p.m.
Time: Tues. and Wed., 6-7 p.m. Age: 14 yrs. and up
Fee: $30/Member, $40/Non-member
Fee: $25/Member (8-Pack) Date: Ongoing
$35/Non-member (8-Pack) Time: Mon.- Fri., 7:45 a.m.
Fee: Free/Member; Daily Fee/Non-member

Dance and Aerobics Fusion


High-energy class features floor aerobics
and dance styles for all skill levels.
Instructor gives option of low- and high-
impact moves.
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Age: 14 yrs. and up
Date: Ongoing
Tae Kwon Do Time: Tues., Thurs. and Sat., 9 a.m.
Four-week sessions cover Tae Kwon Do skills. Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member
Beginner and Advanced classes available.
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616 Low Impact Dance Aerobics
Age: 7 yrs. and up This aerobic and toning class is designed
Date: Date: Session 1: Sept. 6-28
ACTion to provide a safe workout for someone
Using Accelerated Cross Training who is just starting out, using a variety
Session 2: Oct 4-26
and circuit training to improve body of dance moves and styles.
Session 3: Nov. 1-30 (No class Nov. 22-23)
composition. This is an advanced class. Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Session 4: Dec. 6-28
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616 Age: 14 yrs. and up
Time: Wed. and Thurs., Beginning- 6:30 p.m.,
Age: 14 yrs. and up Date: Ongoing
Advanced- 7:30 p.m.
Date: Ongoing Time: Mon. and Wed., 10:15 a.m.
Fee: $30/Member, $40/Non-member
Time: Mon. - Fri., 5:15 a.m. Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member
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CHESTERFIELD FAMILY CENTER
Sculpt Express Hatha Yoga
A 35-minute condensed version of Featuring a variety of yoga techniques in a
Body Sculpt, moving at a quicker pace. progressive format, transitioning to more
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616 challenging poses.
Age: 14 yrs. and up Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Date: Ongoing Age: 14 yrs. and up
Time: Tues., Thurs. and Sat., 10 a.m. Date: Ongoing
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member Time: Tues. and Thurs., 11:30 a.m.
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member
Hi/Low Option Restorative Yoga
High Intensity alternated with low intensity
Great for beginners. Feel refreshed and
for a fun pace and great workout!
restored as you learn to master different
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
positions at your own pace.
Age: 14 yrs. and up
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Date: Ongoing
Age: 14 yrs. and up
Stepping Up Time: Fri., 9 a.m., and Sun., 2:30 p.m.
Date: Ongoing
Use one or multiple steps to create Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member
Time: Tues. 10:40 a.m., and Fri., 10:30 a.m.
a wide variety of activities and an
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member
excellent workout.
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616 Gentle Yoga
Age: 14 yrs. and up Active stretching while keeping with
Date: Ongoing the gentle, softer side of the pose. This
Time: Mon. and Wed., 9 a.m. less strenuous class is a great way to
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member incorporate yoga and recovery.
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Total Body Blitz Age: 14 yrs. and up
Vigorous circuits challenging all aspects
Date: Ongoing
of strength and cardiovascular fitness,
Time: Fri., 11:30 a.m.
through a variety of activities and
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member
methods.
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616 Fitness Fusion
Age: 14 yrs. and up Challenging workouts involving strength
Date: Ongoing and cardiovascular training through
Time: Mon., Wed. and Fri., 9 a.m. Core Strength Pilates sprints, jumps, weights, and circuits. Class
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member Strengthen core, improve balance,
varies with each instructor.
flexibility and posture through various low-
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Body Blast impact positions. Intensity is determined
Age: 14 yrs. and up
Challenging sessions to increase strength by participant.
Date: Ongoing
and cardiovascular training using light Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Time: Tues. and Thurs., Noon
weights and circuits. Age: 14 yrs. and up
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616 Date: Ongoing
Age: 14 yrs. and up Time: Mon. and Wed., 11:30 a.m. Kick HIIT
Date: Ongoing Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member A high-intensity cardiovascular workout
Time: Tues. and Thurs., 9 a.m. utilizing boxing and martial arts footwork
Fee: Free/Member; Daily Fee/Non-member Yoga and training techniques. Great for building
Five-week sessions of yoga,
strength, agility, balance, endurance
Body Sculpt accommodating any level of experience.
and flexibility. Taught by an experienced
Tone and strengthen using a variety Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
martial artist.
of techniques and tools. Great choice Age: 12 yrs. and up
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
if you need a change of pace. Date: Session 1: Aug. 15- Sept. 12
Age: 14 yrs. and up
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616 Session 2: Sept. 26-Oct.24
Date: Ongoing
Age: 14 yrs. and up Session 3: Nov. 7 -Dec. 12 (No class
Time: Tues. and Thurs., 5 p.m.
Date: Ongoing Time: Tues., 7 p.m.
Fee: Free/Member,
Time: Sun., 3:30 p.m. Fee: $35/Member, $45/Non-member
Daily Fee/Non-member
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member
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Cardio Max Step
Performed in an alternating format
combining strength circuits and step
aerobics.
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Age: 14 yrs. and up
Date: Ongoing
Time: Mon. and Thurs., 6 p.m.
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member

Personal Training
Can help individuals lose weight, gain
muscle, build self-confidence and live
a healthier lifestyle. Flexible scheduling
options are available.
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Age: All Ages
Date: By appointment SilverSneakers: Strength and ROM
Time: By appointment This senior-focused class is designed to
Fee: $25/Hour Member increase strength, range of movement,
$35/Hour Non-member agility and balance to improve participants
sense of well-being.
Tight & Tone Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
A non-traditional express step class Age: 65 yrs. and up, or as specified
that provides participants with a by health insurance
Group Cycling full-body workout.
A great cardiovascular workout. Pedal Date: Ongoing
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616 Times: Mon., Wed. and Fri., 10 a.m.
through hill climbs, sprints and other Age: 14 yrs. & up Tues. and Thurs., 9 a.m.
challenging drills and exercises. All skill levels Date: Ongoing Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member
welcome. Bring a towel and water bottle. Time: Fri., 9:50 a.m.
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Age: 14 yrs. and up
Fee: Free/member, Daily Fee/Non-member Lifestyle Academy
A monthly health and wellness educational
Date: Ongoing SilverSneakers: Stretch and Flex class covering a wide variety of subjects.
Time: Mon., Wed. and Fri., 5:30 a.m. This senior-focused class includes cardio, Offered by the Health and Human
Mon. and Wed., 5:30 p.m. dance, games, and drills, using body Performance program.
Tues., 6 p.m. weight, tubes, and hand-held weights. Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Sat., 8 and 9:15 a.m. Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616 Age: 16 yrs. and up
Fee: $5/Member; packages available Age: 65 yrs. and up, or as specified Date: Sept. 11: Ketogenic Diet
for members and non-members by health insurance Oct. 9: Take Control of Your Health
Date: Ongoing Nov. 13: Need to Know: GMOs
Cycling-X Times: Mon., Wed. and Fri., 9 a.m.
High calorie burn and non-impact cross Time: Mon., 11:15 a.m.
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member
workout. Embark on a total body workout
as you ride up mountain sides, over rolling
hills, and invigorating sprints across the
finish line, combined with fat-burning Get fit, have fun, make friends!
resistance training. Join the nation's leading fitness
Chesterfield Family Center 891-1616
Age: 14 yrs. and up program for older adults for free.
Date: Ongoing Stop by Doling, Chesterfield or Dan
Time: Tues. and Thurs., Noon Kinney Family Centers to get started
Fee: $5/Member; packages available
for members and non-members with your fitness program today!
SilverSneakers is a registered
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Family Centers
DAN KINNEY FAMILY CENTER
Kids Night Tae Kwon Do
Kids, join us for Basic martial arts techniques, beginning
movies, pizza, through advanced students. Instructor-led
crafts, basketball, classes emphasis these essential training
bouncy castle, principles: be polite, be patient, be alert,
games and more. be brave, do your best, respect yourself
Dan Kinney Family and others.
Center 891-1500 Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500
Age: 5-12 yrs. Age: 7 yrs. and up
Dan Kinney Family Center Date: Sept. 22, Oct. 27, Dec. 1 Date: Session 1: Sept. 11-Oct. 4
Indoor family fitness with classes, Time: Fri., 5-8:30 p.m. Session 2: Oct. 9- Nov. 1
gymnasium, walking track, fitness center, Fee: $7/Member, $10/Non-member Session 3: Nov. 6-29 (No class Nov. 22)
weights, game room and childcare. Non- Time: Mon. and Wed., 7:30 p.m.
Member daily fees are $7/adults, $5/youth Fee: $30/Member, $40/Non-member
and seniors.
2701 S. Blackman Road Tai Chi
Relaxation, focus and balance practices
ParkBoard.org/DanKinney
for all experience levels.
Between Friends Center Clubs Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500
Get involved and make friends! Join one of Age: 16 yrs. and up
our weekly social clubs. Choose your area Date: Session 1: Sept. 9-Oct. 7
of interest and join in the fun. Snacks and Session 2: Oct. 14-Nov. 11
beverages provided. Session 3: Nov. 18-Dec. 16
Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500 Time: Sat., 10 a.m.
Age: All ages Fee: $35/Member, $45/Non-Member
Date: Ongoing
Time: Chess Club: Tues., 1-5 p.m.
Dominos Club: Wed., 1-5 p.m. Training for the Trot
Knitting Club: Fri., 1-5 p.m. Be a part of Springfields Thanksgiving Day
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member Tradition! Get ready for the 23rd Annual
Turkey Trot 5K by training with a group at
Dan Kinney Park.Designed for individuals
who want to run a 5K race for the first
time, get back to running or who want to
train with a group.Program fee includes
registration for Turkey Trot and a Training
for the Trot t-shirt.Register by Sept. 30.
Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500
Age: 16 yrs. and up Free Virtual Classes
Date: Oct. 5-Nov. 16 Dan Kinney Family Center offers virtual
Time: Thurs., 6 p.m. classes, available to members anytime the
Fee: $45, includes Turkey Trot registration aerobics room is not in use. Classes range
20-50 minutes, and include:
Little Dragons Fusion (Yoga-Pilates Mix), Definitions
Your Little Dragons will develop motor (Toning), Express (Intense 20-Minute
skills and self control, practice following Workouts), Kinetics (Total-Body Interval/
Bingo directions and learn discipline in this martial Circuit Workouts), Stomp (Step Class), TKO
Join us for some bingo, fun, friends and arts class. (Cardio Kickboxing), Transitions (Workouts
snacks in the community room.Each Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500 geared to 45+) and Vibe (Dance aerobics).
winning card gets you a prize! Age: 5-6 yrs. Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500
Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500 Date: Session 1: Sept. 11-Oct. 4 Age: 16 yrs. and up
Age: 16 yrs. and up Session 2: Oct. 9-Nov. 1 Date: Ongoing
Date: Sept. 5, Oct. 3, Nov. 7, Dec. 5 Session 3: Nov. 6-29 (No class Nov. 22) Time: Ongoing
Time: Tues., 3-4 p.m. Time: Mon. and Wed., 6:30 p.m. Fee: Free/Member,
Fee: $5/Person, $5.50/Couple Fee: $30/Member, $40/Non-member Daily Fee/Non-member
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Mixed Level Yoga Pickleball Rocks!
Focuses on developing core strength and A cross between ping-pong and tennis,
flexibility in a less intense atmosphere. and played on a short court. Great for
Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500 teens and adults.
Age: 16 yrs. and up Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500
Date: Ongoing Age: 10 yrs. and up
Time: Tues., 11:15 a.m. Date: Ongoing
Fee: $25/Member 10-punch card Time: Tues. and Thurs., 10 a.m.-Noon
$35/Non-member 10-punch card Fri., 5-7 a.m. and 5-7 p.m.
Fee: Free/Member
Muscle Pump $25 Non-Member 10-punch card
A 30-minute toning class focused on
toning a specific body area.
Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500
High-Intensity Boot Camp Age: 16 yrs. and up
Offered five days a week for anyone Date: Ongoing
looking to lose weight, tone up, gain Time: Mon. and Wed., 6 p.m.
strength and improve conditioning. Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member
Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500
Age: 16 yrs. and up
Date: Ongoing
Time: Mon., Wed., and Fri., 9:30 a.m.
Tues. and Thurs., 6 a.m.
Fee: $30/Member 12-punch card
$40/Non-member 12-punch card
Pilates
Focuses on developing core strength and
$3/One-time introductory class
flexibility in a less intense atmosphere.
Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500
30/30 Bike & Build Age: 16 yrs. and up
30 minutes of indoor cycling coupled with
Date: Ongoing
30 minutes of strength training.
Time: Mon. and Fri., 9:45 a.m.
Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500
Fee: $25/Member 10-punch card
Age: 14 yrs. and up
$35/Non-member 10-punch card
Date: Ongoing
Time: Fri., Noon Rev Cycling
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member Virtual indoor cycling all year. Attend
30/30 Bike & Tone Muscle Fusion scheduled classes or just stop by and take a
A full-body workout that strengthens and ride anytime the Aerobics Room is open.
Combine cycling and strength training for
tones every muscle group. Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500
a great workout!
Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500 Age: 16 yrs. and up
Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500
Age: 16 yrs. and up Date: Ongoing
Age: 14 yrs. and up
Date: Ongoing Time: On Demand
Date: Ongoing
Time: Tues. and Thurs., 5:30 and 9:15 a.m. Fee: $15/Month Member
Time: Wed., 4:15 p.m.
Fee: $30/Member 12-punch card $100/Year Member
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member
$40/Non-member 12-punch card $35/8 Classes Non-Member
30/30 Cardio Core $50/20 Classes Non-Member
Tone your core while getting a great cardio Personal Training
Helps individuals lose weight, Amys Spin
workout through a variety of exercises and
gain muscle, build self-confidence Indoor cycling in a less intense
calisthenics!
and live a healthier lifestyle. atmosphere. Instructor led, limit 10
Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500
Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500 participants.
Age: 14 yrs. and up
Age: All ages Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500
Date: Ongoing
Date: By appointment Age: 50 yrs. and up
Time: Wed., 12:15 p.m.
Time: By appointment Date: Ongoing
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member
Fee: $25/Hour Member, Time: Tues. and Thurs., 8 and 10:15 a.m.
$35/Hour Non-Member Fee: $25/Member 10-punch card
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Family Centers
DAN KINNEY FAMILY CENTER DOLING FAMILY CENTER

Doling Family Center


Small Group Training Indoor family fitness with classes,
Senior Strength Training Four-week course designed to help
gymnasium, walking track, fitness center,
For seniors interested in getting stronger, improve mobility, strength, flexibility and
weights, game room, childcare and indoor
toned and more fit, using strength training overall physical performance through a
aquatics. Non-member daily fees are
in a group atmosphere. comprehensive training plan designed by a
$8/adults, $6/youth and seniors.
Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500 certified coach. Classes limited to five.
301 E. Talmage St.
Age: 60 yrs. and up Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500
Age: 18 yrs. and up ParkBoard.org/Doling
Date: Ongoing
Time: Wed., 9:45 a.m.; Thurs., 11:15 a.m. Date: Session 1: Sept. 6-Sept. 29
Fee: $25/Member 10-punch card Session 2: Oct. 4-Oct. 27
$35/Non-member 10-punch card Session 3: Nov. 1-Dec. 1
Time: Wed., 10 a.m., Fri., 9 a.m.
Fee: $40/Member, $50/Non-member

Silver Sneakers Classic Yoga Tiny Dancers


A group senior fitness class combining Learn proper breathing techniques and Learn the basic movements of ballet while
low-impact cardio with hand weights and gentle, yet powerful, yoga poses to help having a lot of fun.
stretching. reduce stress and increase flexibility. Doling Family Center837-5900
Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500 Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500 Age: 3-4 yrs.
Age: 65 yrs. and up, or as specified Age: 16 yrs. and up Date: Session 5: Aug. 26-Oct. 14 (no class Sept. 2)
by health insurance Date: Session 1: Aug. 17-Sept. 14 Session 6: Oct. 21-Dec. 9 (no class Nov. 25)
Date: Ongoing Session 2: Sept. 2-Oct. 26 Time: Sat., 9-9:45 a.m.
Time: Tues. and Thurs., 9 a.m. Session 3: Nov. 9-Dec. 14 Fee: $30/Member, $40/Non-member
Mon., Wed. and Fri., 1 p.m. Time: Thurs., 6 p.m.
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member Fee: $35/Member; $45/Non-member Kids Beginning Dance
Basic Ballet and Jazz. Must be at least 5
Silver Sneakers Cardio Circuit Youth Personal Instruction years old, with less than two sessions of
A group senior fitness class that combines Individually designed program helps youth dance experience.
low Impact cardio with hand weights and lose weight, build self-confidence, increase Doling Family Center837-5900
stretching. strength, or improve sports performance Age: 5-10 yrs.
Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500 working one-on-one with a certified coach. Date: Session 5: Aug. 26-Oct. 14 (no class Sept. 2)
Age: 65 yrs. and up, or as specified by Dan Kinney Family Center 891-1500 Session 6: Oct. 21-Dec. 9 (no class Nov. 25)
health insurance Age: 9-17 yrs. Time: Sat., 10-11 a.m.
Date: Ongoing Date: By appointment Fee: $30/Member, $40/Non-member
Time: Mon., Wed., Fri., 8:30 a.m. Time: By appointment
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member Fee: $15/Hour Member, $20/Hour Non-member 23
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Kids Intermediate Dance Zumba
Builds upon Ballet and Jazz techniques A fun and easy-to-follow aerobic workout
learned in Beginning Dance. Must have at incorporating Latin moves and music.
least two sessions of dance experience. Doling Family Center837-5900
Doling Family Center837-5900 Age: 14 yrs. and up
Age: 5 - 10 yrs. Date: Ongoing
Date: Session 5: Aug. 26-Oct. 14 (no class Sept. 2) Time: Sat., 10-11 a.m.
Session 6: Oct. 21-Dec. 9 (no class Nov. 25) Fee: $25/Member 10-punch card
Time: Sat., 11 a.m.-Noon $35/Non-member 10-punch card
Fee: $30/Member, $40/Non-member
POUND Zumba Gold
Kids Advanced Dance A 45-minute class combining cardio, A modified, low-impact version of Zumba
Builds upon Ballet and Jazz techniques strength training and Pilates with that allows you to move to the beat at your
learned in Intermediate Dance. Must have drumming to achieve a full-body workout. own pace.
at least three sessions of dance experience. Doling Family Center837-5900 Doling Family Center837-5900
Doling Family Center837-5900 Age: 14 yrs. and up Age: 18 yrs. and up
Age: 5 - 10 yrs. Date: Ongoing Date: Ongoing
Date: Session 5: Aug. 26-Oct. 14 (no class Sept. 2) Time: Mon., 5:30 p.m. and Thurs., 5 p.m. Time: Mon. and Wed., 1-2 p.m.
Session 6: Oct. 21-Dec. 9 (no class Nov. 25) Fee: $25/Member (10-punch card) Fee: $25/Member 10-punch card
Time: Sat., 11 a.m.-Noon $35/Non-member (10-punch card) $35/Non-member 10-punch card
Fee: $30/Member, $40/Non-member
Strong by Zumba
Combines high intensity Interval training
with the science of synced music
motivation.
Doling Family Center837-5900
Age: 14 yrs. and up
Date: Ongoing
Time: Tues., Noon-1 p.m.
Fee: $25/Member 10-punch card
Pickleball $35/Non-member 10-punch card
A great game with the funny name, Personal Training
Pickleball is a cross between tennis and Offered to both members and non- Total Yoga
members. Can help individuals lose weight, One-hour mix of Yoga and Pilates, ideal for
ping-pong, played on a short court. Great
gain muscle, build self-confidence, live improving balance, coordination, peace of
for teens and adults.
a healthier lifestyle and so much more! mind and overall health.
Doling Family Center837-5900
Flexible scheduling available. Doling Family Center837-5900
Age: 10 yrs. and up
Doling Family Center837-5900 Age: 18 yrs. and up
Date: Ongoing
Age: All ages Date: Session 7: Sept. 19-Oct. 24
Time: Wed. and Fri., 9-11 a.m., Sat. 8-10 a.m.
Date: By appointment Session 8: Nov. 7-Dec. 12
Fee: Free/Member, Daily fee/Non-member
Time: By appointment Time: Tues., 9 a.m. or 6 p.m.
or $25/10-punch card
Fee: $25/Hour Member Date: Session 7: Sept. 21-Oct. 26
Tae Kwon Do $35/ Hour Non-member Session 8: Nov. 2-Dec. 14 (no class Nov. 23)
Helps build self-confidence, teach self- $20/ Hour two or more Members Time: Thurs., 6 p.m.
defense, achieve new skills and make new $30/ Hour two or more Non-members Fee: $35/Member, $45/Non-member
friends. Beginning and Advanced.
Doling Family Center837-5900 Boot Camp Step Aerobics
An advanced exercise experience that Use a small step platform to change pace
Age: 6 yrs. and up
emphasizes cardiovascular fitness and and direction while getting an excellent
Date: Session 9: Sept. 5-28
strength training, for a challenging workout. cardio workout.
Session 10: Oct. 3-26
Doling Family Center837-5900 Doling Family Center 837-5900
Session 11: Nov. 2-30 (no class Nov. 23)
Age: 16 yrs. and up Age: 18 yrs. and up
Session 12: Dec. 5-28
Date: Ongoing Date: Ongoing
Time: Tues. and Thurs., 6-7 p.m.
Time: Tues. and Thurs., 5:30-6:30 a.m. Time: Mon., 9:30-10:30 a.m.
Fee: $30/Member, $40/Non-member
Fee: $25/Member 10-punch card Fee: Free/Member, Daily fee/Non-member
24 ParkBoard.org $35/Non-member 10-punch card
Family Centers
DOLING FAMILY CENTER
Step & Tone Aerobics SilverSneakers - Circuit
Easy-to-learn, high-energy class that burns Combines fun with fitness, to increase
calories with basic step patterns, and cardiovascular and muscle endurance
incorporates full body strength training. with a standing circuit workout.
Doling Family Center 837-5900 Doling Family Center 837-5900
Age: 16 yrs. and up Age: 65 yrs. and up, or as specified by
Date: Ongoing health insurance
Time: Mon., 6-7 p.m. Date: Ongoing
Fee: Free/Member, Daily fee/Non-member Time: Fri., 10:35-11:35 a.m.
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member
Toning & Strength Training
Helps tone and strengthen muscles SilverSneakers - Yoga
by using a variety of techniques and Improves joint health, balance, and
equipment. endurance, using static and dynamic
Doling Family Center 837-5900
movements with a chair, for seated
Age: 18 yrs. and up
Date: Ongoing and standing support.
Time: Wed., 9:30-10:30 a.m. Doling Family Center 837-5900
Fee: Free/Member, Daily fee/Non-member Age: 65 yrs. and up, or as specified by
health insurance
Total Workout Date: Ongoing
Includes cardio and strength training using Time: Tues. and Thurs., 10:35-11:35 a.m.,
body weights, tubing and weighted balls. Fri., 11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m.
Strength & Stretch Doling Family Center 837-5900 Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member
For all fitness levels, improves muscle tone Age: 18 yrs. and up
and flexibility using hand weights, plated
bars and bands for a full body workout.
Date: Ongoing Mile Club Challenge
Time: Fri., 9:30-10:30 a.m. Move yourself by walking, running,
Doling Family Center 837-5900 Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member cycling, rollerblading, skating, swimming
Age: 16 yrs. and up
or any non-motorized activity, and receive
Date: Ongoing
prizes and recognition for each milestone
Time: Wed. and Fri., 6-7 p.m.
achieved (100, 500, 1,000 and 1,500 miles.)
Fee: Free/Member, Daily fee/Non-member
Doling Family Center837-5900
Age: 12 yrs. and up
Date: Ongoing
Time: Self-directed
Accessible Fee: $5/Person/Milestone
Recreation Low-Impact Aerobics
Programs Designed to provide a safe workout for
beginners and older adults. Includes
warm-up, aerobics, cool down, toning
Northview Center and stretching.
837-5808 Doling Family Center 837-5900
Age: 16 yrs. and up Lifestyle Academy
Date: Ongoing A monthly health and wellness educational
Specialized programs are offered Time: Thurs., 9:30-10:30 a.m. class covering a wide variety of subjects.
for adults 18 years and up with Fee: Free/Member, Daily fee/Non-member Offered by the Health & Human
disabilities. Programs include: Performance program.
Miracle League, Aquagroove,
SilverSneakers - Classic Doling Family Center 837-5900
A variety of exercises designed to increase Age: 16 yrs. and up
bowling, TEAM, ceramics, line muscle strength, range of motion and
dance, tennis and creative dance Date: Sept. 14: Ketogenic Diet
overall health.
workshop. For program schedule Oct. 12: Take Control of Your Health
Doling Family Center 837-5900
and registration information, call Age: 65 yrs. and up, or as specified Nov. 16: Need to Know: GMOs
837-5808. by health insurance Time: Thurs., 11:40 a.m.
Date: Ongoing Fee: Free/Member,
Time: Mon. and Wed., 10:35-11:35 a.m. Daily Fee/Non-member
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Family Centers
DOLING FAMILY CENTER OAK GROVE COMMUNITY CENTER
Coffee & Company Oak Grove
Morning social hour for Doling Family
Center members. Play cards, dominoes
Community Center
1538 S. Oak Grove Ave.
and enjoy complimentary coffee and light ParkBoard.org/Oak_Grove
breakfast treats with friends.
Doling Family Center 837-5900
Age: 18 yrs. and up
Date: Ongoing
Time: Wed., 9 a.m.
Fee: Free/Member, Daily Fee/Non-member

Little Elf Party


Parents, drop off your kids ages in their
pajamas at the Doling Family Center while Dog Obedience
you do some Christmas shopping or spend A great start for you and your dog. Dogs
an evening out. Drop off after 4 p.m., pick and owners of all ages are welcome for
up by 7:30. Little elves will be treated to Tiny Dancers Ballet beginning and advanced classes. Proof of
dinner, crafts, Christmas cookies, an age- Learn the basic movements of ballet vaccination required.
appropriate movie and fun and games! while having a twirling good time. Oak Grove Community Center 891-1635
Doling Family Center837-5900 Oak Grove Community Center 891-1635 Age: All ages
Age: 5-10 yrs. Age: 3-8 yrs. Date: Session 1: Sept. 12-Oct. 17
Date: Dec. 2 (Register by Nov. 30) Date: Session 1: Sept. 12-Oct. 17 Session 2: Oct. 24-Nov. 28
Time: 4-7:30 p.m. Session 2: Oct. 24-Nov. 28 Time: Tues., 6-7 p.m. Beginning
Fee: $7/Member, $10/Non-member Time: Tues., 6-7 p.m. Tues., 7-8 p.m. Advanced
Fee: $25/6-week session Fee: $95/6-week session, Beginning
$105/6-week session, Advanced
Tiny Dancers Hip Hop
Learn the basic movements of Hip Hop Buti Yoga
in a fun, energetic and age-appropriate A yoga practice that brings together
environment. intention and fun. An empowering
Oak Grove Community Center 891-1635 feminine movement practice that fuses
Age: 3-8 yrs. power yoga, tribal dance, and plyometrics
Date: Session 1: Sept. 13-Oct. 18 into a high intensity workout, transforming
Session 2: Oct. 25-Nov. 29 the body from the inside out. All fitness
Time: Wed., 6-7 p.m. levels and experiences welcome. Bring a
Fee: $25/6-week session yoga mat and water.
Programs for Ages 55+ Archery
Oak Grove Community Center 891-1635
Age: Women ages 18 yrs. and up
Northview Center welcomes persons Learn international-style target archery Date: Ongoing
55+ to participate in meals and a wide from a certified NASP instructor Time: Mon., Wed. and Fri., 5 a.m.; Sat., 8 a.m.
variety of programs and activities in a Oak Grove Community Center 891-1635 Fee: $6 drop-in, $40/unlimited monthly pass
relaxed, social atmosphere. There is no Age: 9 yrs. and up $50/10-class punch card
membership fee at Northview Center Date: Ongoing, begins Oct. 3
participants are welcome to use the Time: Tues. and Thurs., 4-5 p.m. HIIT Yoga
amenities at the facility. The Generator Fee: $30/month or $5/class A combination of a plank workout
monthly newsletter is available online (Hot Core), plyometrics and yoga (BUTI
at ParkBoard.org/Northview or by Martial Arts Sculpt) in a HIIT (high intensity interval
Learn martial arts from certified instructors training) format. All fitness levels and yoga
calling 837-5808.
in a Karate-based class. Includes self- experiences welcome. Bring a yoga mat
Monday Friday, defense, self-discipline, increased balance, and water.
8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. stamina and flexibility. Oak Grove Community Center 891-1635
Oak Grove Community Center 891-1635 Age: Women ages 18 yrs. and up
Age: All ages Date: Ongoing
Date: Ongoing Time: Tues., 5 a.m.
Time: Mon., 6-7 p.m.; Thurs., 7-8 p.m. Fee: $6 drop-in, $40/unlimited monthly pass
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Outdoor Initiatives
CAVE TOURS BACKPACK PADDLE TRIPS

Outdoor Initiatives
Outdoor Initiatives provides adventure
trips, and outdoor recreation programs
and education at an affordable price to the
community. Leave No Trace guidelines are
followed on all excursions. Scholarships
may be available.
Office location: Valley Water Mill Park,
2450 E. Valley Water Mill Rd.
Bass Pro Outdoor Days Kayak &
Canoe Rides Ozark Highlands Trail Backpacking
jusmith@springfieldmo.gov Rated one of the top-ten hiking trails in
Visit Table Rock Lake for some fun on the
ecrum@springfieldmo.gov water with Outdoor Initiatives, and stick the country, with165 miles of trail through
ParkBoard.org/Outdoor around for one of the best outdoor events beautiful Ozark hardwood and pine forests.
in the area. Try out kayaking, canoeing, For this excursion, we backpack 14 miles
Bat Flights or stand-up paddleboarding, presented from Haw Creek Falls Recreation Area to
Basic information on Gray Bats, Tri-Colored Chancel Trailhead in the Hurricane Creek
by Outdoor Initiatives. Boats are limited,
Bats, and the potential to observe the Wilderness Area. This is a moderate-to-
provided on a first-come, first-serve basis.
twilight flight of Endangered Gray Bats strenuous level trip, so physical fitness is
For more information on Bass Pro Outdoor
from Sequiota Cave. Arrive 30 minutes a must. Transportation included. Major
Days, visit conservation.basspro.com gear available for rent. Gear lists and meal
before darkness. Outdoor Initiatives 833-8647 planning help available. Register by Oct. 18.
Sequiota Park 833-8647 Age: 8 yrs. and up (8-12 yrs. with an adult) Outdoor Initiatives 833-8647
Age: All ages Date: Sept. 9, Sept. 10 Age: 16 yrs. and up (16-17 yrs. with an adult)
Date: Sept. 2, Sept. 16 Time: Sat. and Sun., 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Date: Oct. 20-22
Time: Twilight Fee: Free Time: Fri., 12 p.m. - Sun., 5 p.m.
Fee: Free Fee: $50/Person
Ritter Springs Camping Weekend
Join Outdoor Initiatives for a fun overnight The Ultimate Springfield Cave Tour
campout at beautiful Ritter Springs This exclusive tour includes a full day of
Park. Includes canoeing, catch & release caving adventure in the Springfield area,
fishing, hiking, and more. Dutch Oven consisting of a hiking tour that highlights
dinner provided Saturday evening, and the caves of Ritter Springs Park, a walking
breakfast provided Sunday morning. Some tour through Giboney Cave in Doling Park,
equipment available on a first-come, first- and a boat tour through Sequiota Cave
serve basis. Scholarships may be available in Sequiota Park. Pack snacks and water.
to youth. Register by 5 p.m. on Sept. 28. Transportation provided. Register by Nov. 9.
Ritter Springs Park 833-8647 Outdoor Initiatives 833-8647
Age: All ages Age: 6 yrs. and up (6-17 yrs. with an adult)
Date: Sept. 30-Oct. 1 Date: Nov. 11-12
Time: Sat., 12 p.m.-Sun., 12 p.m. Time: Sat. Tour 1- 11 a.m.- 3 p.m.
Fee: $10/Person Sat. Tour 2- 12 p.m.- 4 p.m.
Sun. Tour 1- 11 a.m.- 3 p.m.
Giboney Cave Tours Sun. Tour 2- 12 p.m.- 4 p.m.
Explore the myths, facts and history of Buffalo River Paddling Trip
Join us on our last overnight paddling trip Fee: $15/Person
Doling Parks Giboney Cave. Shoes will get
of the year as we paddle 19.6 miles on the
muddy on Walking Tours, and cavers will
Buffalo River, from Mt. Hersey to Baker Ford.
Indian Rock House Trail Hike
get very muddy and wet on the in-depth Take a step back in time as we hike to Indian
Tunnel Tours. Bring your own headlamp Enjoy the last few weeks of warm weather
Rock House Cave, located in the rolling hills
or flashlight, if you have one. Dates are while paddling on one of Arkansass most
of Arkansas and used by Native Americans
subject to weather and bat activity. scenic rivers. Transportation and boat as shelter years ago. The total distance
Register by Fri. prior to each tour date. included. Major gear available for rent. covered will be 3 miles, on moderate trail.
Doling Park 833-8647 Gear lists and meal planning help available. Participants will need to bring water, snacks,
Age: 6 yrs. and up Register by Oct. 5. and a lunch. Register by Nov. 17.
Date: Sept. 2, Oct. 7 Outdoor Initiatives 833-8647 Outdoor Initiatives 833-8647
Time: Sat., 1, 2 (tunnel), and 3 p.m. Age: 16 yrs. and up (16-17 yrs. with an adult) Age: 12 yrs. and up (12-17 yrs. with an adult)
Fee: Walking Tour: $4/Person, $12/Family of 4 Date: Oct. 7-8 Date: Nov. 18
Time: Sat., 8 a.m.- Sun., 8 p.m. Time: Sat. 8 a.m.- 5 p.m.
Tunnel Tour: $6/Person, $20/Family of 4
Fee: $50/Person Fee: $10/Person
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Springfield Skate Park
BIKE CAMP CONTESTS
Combi Bowl Contest
Shred our Combi Bowl and show us your
best tricks in two two-minute skate runs.
Skateboarders will be judged on difficulty,
trick selection, style and consistency.
Choose Intermediate or Advanced division.
Prizes awarded to winners of each division.
A fun and challenging skate park for all Skateboards only. Limited skateboard
ages and skill levels. Skateboard, BMX- rentals available.
bikes, scooters and rollerblades welcome. Springfield Skate Park 868-8758
Indoor 13,500-square-foot park features Age: 7 yrs. and up Turkey Trot Can Drive
rails, obstacles and Finland Birch ramps. Date: Sat., Sept. 23 (rain date Sat., Sept. 30) Join us for a free session at the Skate Park
Outdoor 25,000-square-foot concrete park Time: 7:30-9 p.m. when you donate two canned food items.
includes rippin bowl, flow course and Fee: Free with purchase of session Proceeds benefit Ozark Food Harvest, in
street plaza. Safe for young kids and spec- partnership with the Thanksgiving Day
tators, with experienced and knowledge- Turkey Trot 5K Run-Walk.
able staff. Rent a skateboard or build your Springfield Skate Park 868-8758
own at our Pro Shop. Helmets required. Age: All ages
Private facility rentals and party packages Date: Tues., Nov. 14
are available. Time: 3-9 p.m.
945 W. Meadowmere St. Fee: Free session with donation
dvillalobos@springfieldmo.gov
tdill@springfieldmo.gov
ParkBoard.org/SkatePark

2017 Fall Bike Camp


Geared toward beginner and intermediate
bike riders. Riders will develop and
enhance basic BMX biking skills while
creating new friendships and building
Game of Skate and High Ollie Contest
Join us for a Game of Skate contest and
confidence. Instruction focuses on
High Ollie contest. Choose Intermediate
Daily Sessions control, safety, park etiquette and biking
or Advanced division. Prizes awarded
Skateboard, BMX-bikes, scooters and fundamentals. Space is limited, registration
to winners of each contest. Limited
rollerblades welcome. (Skateboards only required. Scholarships may be available.
skateboard rentals available.
Saturday, 10 a.m.- 2 p.m.) Helmets required. Springfield Skate Park 868-8758
Springfield Skate Park 868-8758
Helmet and skateboard rentals available Age: 7-12 yrs.
Age: 7 yrs. and up
at Pro Shop. Closed Mondays for private Date: Oct. 3, 10, 17 and 24
Date: Sat., Dec. 23
parties. Contact the Springfield Skate Park Time: Tues., 6-8 p.m.
Time: 7:30-9:30 p.m.
for booking information and availability. Fee: $45
Fee: Free with purchase of session
Springfield Skate Park 868-8758
Age: All ages
Date: Ongoing Picnic Pavilions
Time: Tues.-Thur., 3-9 p.m.
Plan your next party... outdoors! Reserve a picnic shelter or pavilion for your special
Fri., 3-6:30 and 7-11 p.m. event! Call 864-2098 for more information, or:
Sat., 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. (Skateboards only), Dan Kinney, Doling, Fassnight, Grant Beach, Living Memorial, Nichols, Phelps Grove,
2:30-6:30 and 7-11 p.m.; Ritter Springs, Sequiota, Silver Springs and Smith park pavilions, call 864-1049.
Sun., Noon-4:30 and 5-9 p.m. Chesterfield Park pavilion, call 891-1616.
Fee: $5/session members,
Nathanael Greene/Close Memorial Park pavilions, call 891-1515.
$10/session non-members
McBride School Park pavilion, call 837-5737.
Membership: $25/first year, $20/renewal
$1/Helmet rental, $5/skateboard rental Dickerson Park Zoo pavilion, call 833-1570.
Lake Springfield Park, call 891-1550.
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Special Facilities
Rutledge-Wilson Farm Community Park
Springfield Botanical Gardens at The 207-acre farm park provides educational and recreational
resources for the community along with celebrating the rich agri-
Nathanael Greene/Close Memorial Park cultural heritage of the area.
The Park Boards premier location for Hours: Daily, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Closed Mondays, Sept.- April. Free.
everything green thumb, Nathanael 3825 West Farm Road 146 (417) 837-5949
Greene/Close Memorial Park is home to
the Springfield Botanical Gardens, now one
of the area's top attractions. The 113-acre Lake Springfield Boathouse and Marina
park boasts dozens of themed gardens If you like the out-
maintained by Friends of the Garden and doors, youll love this
other volunteers. The park also features the 153-acre property
Dr. Bill Roston Butterfly House, The Gray- with more than one
Campbell Farmstead, Master Gardener mile of shoreline and
Demonstration Gardens, the Mizumoto the five-mile James
Japanese Stroll Garden (below) and several garden-themed River Water Trail. Lake
playgrounds. Visitors can learn about plant life through events, Springfield Park and
demonstrations, volunteer opportunities, signage and a guide-by- the Boathouse are
cell phone tool. Lake Drummond sits on the south of the property available for special
with a link into the Ozark Greenways South Creek Greenway. events along with
public and private bookings. Seasonal hours apply for the pavilion
At the center of the park, and the canoe/kayak rentals. Please call us for reservations, service
the Springfield-Greene and pricing.
County Botanical Center Boathouse Lake Room (seats 80 year round):
includes classroom, meet-
View fees at ParkBoard.org/LakeSpringfield
ing, rental, exhibit, and
office space. There is an Northwoods Pavilion (seats 140)
elevated plaza, roof gar- (April 1- Oct. 31): $40/4 hours, $80/8 hours
den, gift shop and library Canoe/Kayak/Paddleboard rentals,
for your enjoyment. A weather permitting (April 1-Oct. 31):
number of classes, work- $10/hour, $30/4 hours
shops, festivals, exhibits
2312 E. Lake Springfield Park Road (417) 891-1550
and other opportunities
are available year-round.
2400 S. Scenic Valley Water Mill Park
(417) 891-1515 Located northeast of Springfield on Valley Water Mill Road, the park
features a one-mile hiking trail around the lake and other in-park
trail, water-and-stream side learning stations, outdoor classroom
pavilion, fishing piers, maintenance center and Watershed Center
of the Ozarks. Home of the Outdoor Initiatives program.
2300 E. Valley Water Mill Road (417) 833-8647

Valley Water Mill Equestrian Center


Learn to ride a horse! This 53-acre
facility features a 200x90 indoor
arena with sand footing and
170x115 fenced outdoor arena
with all-weather sand footing.
Horsemanship 101, private rentals,
birthday packages, camps and
Mizumoto Japanese Stroll Garden riding lessons available. Home of
the Greene County Sheriff's Posse.
Unique garden of Japanese design, complete with teahouse, moon
4007 N. Farm Road 171
bridge, pagoda and three lakes. Located in Nathanael Greene/Close
Memorial Park. Hosts Japanese Fall Festival each September. (417) 833-3291
Open daily: 10 a.m.- 7 p.m., April- Sept. and 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Oct.
Closed Nov.- March.
Fee: $3-Adults, Children under 12 free
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Facilities
Dickerson Park Zoo Lost Hill Park Natural Resource Area
Located in unincorporated Greene County, features unique
geological formations, a 1.5-mile linear park trail to Truman
Elementary; trailhead with parking; small playground; picnic tables,
made from recycled plastic containers; restrooms; and other trails
within the park.
4705 N. Farm Rd. 151 (417) 864-1049

Ozark Greenways

Nearly 70 miles of Greenway trails in


and around Springfield and Greene
County provide recreation, exercise
Explore the world without leaving Springfield. Your zoo adventure and transportation opportunities.
includes hundreds of animals representing South America, Asia, Trails are built by the non-profit
Africa, Australia and our own Missouri Habitats. Tour the Ambler Ozark Greenways and managed by
Diversity of Life exhibits for an up-close look at reptiles, amphib- the Park Board. Special mountain
ians and insects. The zoo's "Tropical Asia" region showcases Asian bike trails are also available. Trails
elephants, tigers and primates. In "Africa," stand eye-to-eye with open daylight hours and access is
giraffes on the feeding/viewing deck. Learn some of our state's free. Call or visit website for trail heads, maps, details.
natural history in "Missouri Habitats," home to gray wolves, moun- Fee: Trail use is free, however membership to Ozark Greenways is encouraged.
tain lions, river otters, bobcats, black bears and other native ani- www.ozarkgreenways.org (417) 864-2014
mals. Take a lake front tour of primate islands on the Titus Express
miniature train (seasonal operation). Kids will enjoy exploring the
playground and making a splash in the Jumping Jewels water play
to cool off in the summer heat. Relax at the Bush Country Caf and Jordan Valley Park
shop at the Safari Trading Company for souvenirs to remember your A showpiece of Downtown Springfield. Splash in the Ozarks
visit. Let your imagination run wild, and don't forget your camera! Fountain and Stream; play with K-Man and the Springfield Wagon;
1401 W. Norton Road (417) 864-1800 or (417) 833-1570 enjoy a picnic lunch with family and friends. Available for special
www.dickersonparkzoo.org and www.fozblog.org events and other rentals. Take the Jordan Creek Greenway across
Downtown to nearby Founders Park.
Hours: April-Sept. - 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 735 E. Trafficway (417) 866-7444
Oct.-March - 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
(weather permitting) Cruse Dog Park
Guests may stay in the park one hour The six-acre park is Springfields
after the admission gate closes. first off-leash dog park featuring
Fees: $12/Adults & Teens; designated areas for small and
large dogs to play and run. The
$8/Seniors (60 yrs. and up);
park is located just west of Kansas
$8/Children 3-12 yrs.; under Expressway, off of Grand Street. The
2 yrs. and FOZ members free fenced facility features water stations
Train: $2/person 1 yr. and up for both canines and humans. Open
(seasonal operation daily seven days a week, dawn-to-dusk,
April - September) weather and conditions permitting.
Dogs must be registered and owners must provide specific
Friends of the Zoo memberships for families
vaccination records (call for details).
are $75 for an annual pass.
Fee: $25 annually per dog (maximum of two dogs per owner.) Daily passes avail-
Call (417) 833-1570 for information.
able for $10 per day/per dog, plus a $10 fob deposit; Replacement fobs: $10
2100 W. Catalpa Street (417) 864-1049

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Facilities
Family and Community Centers Northview Center
Northview Center offers
programming and
Dan Kinney Family Center meals for ages 55+.
The Park Board's There is no member-
newest family center ship fee, although some
opened in 2013 with programs have nominal
a gymnasium, 1/16- fees. Programs include
mile indoor walking/ arts & crafts, billiards,
running track, fitness fitness, computers and
center, aerobics hospitality with library
room, virtual classes, and book exchange.
SilverSneakers, SWMOA provides ser-
childcare, game room, vices and lunch Mon.-Fri. (except holidays). Northview also houses
community room and the Accessible Recreation programs for persons 18+ years with dis-
locker rooms. Located abilities. Northview may be rented for meetings or special events.
in Dan Kinney Park adjacent to Miracle League Ball Field. A variety Open 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m., Mon.-Fri.
of memberships and day passes are available.
301 E. Talmage (417) 837-5808
2701 S. Blackman Road
(417) 891-1500 Oak Grove Community Center
Offers regulation-size gym with drop-down basketball goals, vol-
Chesterfield Family Center leyball, climbing wall, ping-pong table and a variety of sport balls
for gym sports. The center also has a community room with tables
and chairs, kitchen sink, refrigerator and microwave. Located in
beautiful Oak Grove Park, with a kids playground, outdoor basket-
ball goals and a challenging disc golf course.
1538 S. Oak Grove Street (417) 891-1635

O'Reilly-Tefft Gymnasium
Offers a variety
of volleyball and
Features a gymnasium, indoor track, cardio exercise and free basketball leagues and
weight rooms, aerobics, indoor cycling, SilverSneakers, childcare, programs throughout
game room, a 28-foot rock climbing wall and a community room the year. Call for
for rent. The Chesterfield Indoor Aquatics Center offers a zero- program or open gym
depth entry, a 100-foot water slide, aqua-resistance walk, whirlpool, information.
and childs play area. A variety of memberships and day passes are
1408 E. Pythian
available. 2511 W. Republic Road (417) 891-1616
(417) 837-5814

Doling Family Center


Full-service family center
in historic Doling Park School-Park Offices (SPARC) Jenny Lincoln Center
includes gymnasium,
indoor track, weight room, SPARC (Schools, Parks are Reaching Communities) includes before-
cardio equipment, aero- and after-school programs, summer day camps and intramural
bics room, SilverSneakers, sports, in partnership with Springfield Public Schools.
game room, childcare and 300 E. Harrison (417) 837-5737
locker rooms. The Doling
Indoor Aquatics Center Tom Watkins Center
features a zero-depth Indoor space available for celebrations, family reunions, meetings
entry recreational pool, and events. Can accommodate 30-40 comfortably with tables,
slide, water spouts, water-brella and other interactive features. Also chairs and small kitchen. Located in Tom Watkins Park, which fea-
includes a three-lane 25-meter lap pool and therapeutic whirlpool tures a disc golf course.
spa. A variety of memberships and day passes are available.
Fee: $40/4-Hr. Minimum, $10/Ea. Additional Hour
301 E. Talmage (417) 837-5900
2100 W. High Street, in Watkins Park (417) 833-8647

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Facilities
Ballfields Tennis

Killian Sports Complex Cooper Tennis Complex/Mediacom Stadium


A 1,080-seat softball 2016 USTA Facility
stadium and five other of the Year, Cooper
fields make up the lighted Tennis offers 12
complex. The stadium is indoor courts and
home to the Missouri State 17 outdoor lighted
University Softball team. courts with the
A number of annual state, 2,500-seat Mediacom
regional, and national soft- Stadium Court. The
ball tournaments are hosted indoor facility houses
at the complex. a full-service pro shop
with racquet stringing
2141 E. Pythian Ave. (417) 837-5817
and grip services;
locker rooms with
Miracle Field showers; a fitness room with exercise equipment and free weights;
The Betty & Bobby Allison Miracle League Field was built a conference room; and a large meeting area. Programs and lessons
especially to help players with physical or developmental available for all ages and skill levels. Home to professional World
disabilities to hit, run, catch and play ball. The 1/3-size field features TeamTennis matches each summer with the Springfield Lasers.
a barrier-free cushioned synthetic surface which enables players 2331 E. Pythian (417) 837-5800
using wheelchairs or walkers to glide unrestricted. The entire
facility is accessible, next to Dan Kinney Park universal playground. Outdoor Tennis Courts
2701 S. Blackman Rd. (417) 837-5808
Gillenwaters Tennis Complex
Twelve outdoor courts for league play and lessons.
James Ewing Sports Complex 3635 S. Jefferson (417) 837-5800
Features five lighted ball fields, concessions, picnic tables & grills, Perry Tennis Courts
three tennis courts - unlighted, childrens play equipment, rest- Six lighted courts located at National Avenue &
rooms. Home to Spokes BMX Raceway. Bennett.
Scenic Avenue & Bennett Street (417) 837-5817 National Ave. & Bennett (417) 837-5800
Meador Park Tennis Courts
Meador Sports Complex Four recently renovated courts inside Meador Park.
Five softball fields, a baseball stadium and four 2500 S. Fremont (417) 837-5800
tennis courts. Meadors Thompson Field under-
went extensive upgrades in 2008, and features Outdoor courts are also available at Doling, Ewing, Glenwood,
Hilltop polymer-coated infield aggregate, new Grant Beach, Jenny Lincoln, Lafayette, Nichols, Phelps Grove, Silver
press box, bleacher seat skins, dugouts, and pub- Springs, Tom Watkins, Washington, Westport and Zagonyi Parks.
lic address/sound system. Meador is also home to
the Drury University Softball and Baseball teams.
2500 S. Fremont Ave. (417) 837-5817 Archery
Soccer Archery Range
Archery is one of four Community
Cooper Sports Complex Olympic Development Programs
An expansive 127-acre recreational area featuring soccer fields (see (CODP) in the Park Board sys-
Lake Country Soccer Complex) and five baseball/softball fields, tem, providing young archers
along with the Cooper Soccer Plex and Cooper Tennis Complex. the opportunity to learn
and compete in recreational
2300-2700 E. Pythian (417) 837-5817
shooting including the pos-
sibility of competing in the
Lake Country Soccer Complex Olympics, Paralympics or World
This complex has 18 regulationsize outdoor soccer fields and an Championships.
indoor soccer dome. The indoor facility is heated, air conditioned, Hours: Mon.-Fri., 2-7 p.m.
has concessions, and can be rented for parties. Astroturf synthetic 5780 South Farm Road 141
soccer field surface and other improvements at Greenwood (417) 874-2910
Stadium Field.
2334 E. Pythian (417) 862-3211
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Facilities
Golf Springfield Skate Park
Best skate park in the Midwest! Featuring 13,500-square foot
indoor park with Finland-birch ramps; and 25,000-square foot
Horton Smith Golf Course outdoor concrete park with rippin bowl, flow course, and street
This 18-hole, 6,312-yard course with driving range is perfect for plaza. Safe environment for young kids and great for spectators.
the novice, intermediate or highly skilled player. Full line pro shop Open Tues.-Sun. (closed Mon. for private parties).
with golf equipment, private golf lessons, junior clinics and leagues Fee: $25/annual membership; $5/members; $10/non-members
throughout the summer. Course was named for Springfields first
local champion, winner of the inaugural Masters Tournament in 945 W. Meadowmere (417) 868-8758
1934, Horton Smith.
2409 S. Scenic (417) 891-1639
Museums & History
Bill & Payne Stewart Golf Course
Renowned designer Perry Maxwell designed this 18-hole, 6,162- Doling Museum
yard par 70 course. Named for Missouri Amateur winner Bill Stewart Located on site of Doling's former roller skating rink, the museum
and his son, PGA pro Payne Stewart, who was an 11-time tour features Doling Park's 130-year history, including memorabilia from
winner, including two U.S. Opens and a PGA Championship. Course the bygone amusement park. Courtyard rentals available.
offers driving range, practice greens and pro shop. Hours: Tues. 1-5 p.m. Fri 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sun. 1-4 p.m.
Glenstone and I-44 (417) 833-9962 Open April - October; No admission fee.
Doling Park, 301 E. Talmage (417) 837-5808
Betty Allison Golf Course at Oscar Blom
A par-3, 9-hole, lighted course the perfect course to learn and The Railroad Historical Museum
sharpen golf skills. Kids play free Sun.-Thurs. Open for evening play.
The Railroad Historical Museum is located in Grant Beach Park,
Glenstone & I-44 (adjacent to Stewart) (417) 833-9962 with access to a public pool, playground and picnic areas. This is a
non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of railroad
Rivercut Golf Course history. The museum is staffed by volunteers, most of whom have a
Ranked 4.5 stars out of 5 and Golf Digests No. 1 Municipal Golf connection to the railroad industry and can answer your questions.
Course in the State of Missouri (2009), Rivercut is the Crown Jewel Hours: Sat., 2-4 p.m., May - Oct. Group tours are available by appointment. Free.
of the Springfield-Greene County Park Boards public courses. An (417) 833-0994 or (417) 827-9630
18-hole, 7,066-yard par 72 golf course, it offers a practice facility, rrhistoricalmuseum.zoomshare.com
driving range and pro shop.
2850 W. Farm Road 190 (417) 891-1645
Missouri Institute of Natural Science
Connie Morris Golf Learning Center Learn about mammoths, short-faced bears and other prehistoric
animals at the Missouri Institute of Natural Science. Located near
If youre just starting out or a seasoned golfer, this facility is
Greene Countys Riverbluff Cave, the oldest Ice Age cave in North
designed for all ages and skill levels and is sure to improve your
America, the museum features fossils and minerals from Riverbluff
game. Facility at Rivercut Golf Course.
Cave and all around the world. Special presentations and activities
2846 W. Farm Road 190 (417) 823-7888 available for field trips. Free.
Hours: Mon. - Fri. 8:30 a.m .- 4:30 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Hockey/Skating/BMX 2327 W Farm Road 190, (417) 883-0594

Mediacom Ice Park Founders Park


Take a walking tour at the founding site of Springfield. Pictures and
Recreational and competitive ice sports can be found at the Ice Park. narrative text take you through our Citys history at this Downtown
Enjoy open ice skating, figure skating, or join a hockey team Springfield park location. Walk the greenway trail to nearby Jordan
(lessons and leagues available for all ages). The Ice Park is home to Valley Park. Founders Park is home to a summer weekday concert
the Missouri State Ice Bears, 417 Express Hockey; the Springfield series, summer Movies at Founders Park and other activities. Free.
Youth Hockey Association; and the Jordan Valley Figure Skating
Club. The facility is perfect for birthday parties, group functions or 330 E. Water St. (417) 866-7444
special events. Group discounts available.
635 E. Trafficway (417) 866-7444 Springfield Softball Hall of Fame Museum
Enjoy softball history and memorabilia dating from the 1920s.
Spokes BMX Raceway Hours: 11 a.m. 5 p.m., Mon.-Fri. Free, donations accepted.
Equipment needed: Bike, helmet, long sleeve shirt, long pants, and 2141 E. Pythian St. (417) 837-5817
tennis shoes. Fun for all ages! Registration begins at 6 p.m. (Tues. &
Thurs.) April Oct. Track rebuilt in 2008.
www.spokesbmx.com
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PARKS FACILITIES
Archery Range 5780 S. Farm Road 141 (874-2910)
Betty Allison Golf Course at Oscar Blom Glenstone & I-44 (833-9962)
Bill & Payne Stewart Golf Course Glenstone & I-44 (833-9962)
Champion Park 2561 S. Grant Ave.
Sac River Mountain
Chesterfield Park & Family Center 2511 W. Republic Rd. (891-1616) Bike Trail
Connie Morris Golf Learning Center 2846 W. Farm Rd. 190 (823-7888)
Cooper Sports Complex 2300-2700 E. Pythian TO WILLARD,
Cooper Tennis Complex 2331 E. Pythian (837-5800) WALNUT GROVE
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Cowden Park 2927 S. Kimbrough Ave.
Cruse Dog Park 2100 W. Catalpa (864-1049)
Dan Kinney Park & Family Center 2701 S. Blackman Rd. (891-1500)
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Silver Springs Park & Pool 1100 N. Hampton & Family Center

Smith Park 1536 E. Division


Spokes BMX Raceway 2550 W. Bennett (831-6060) Wilson's Creek David Harrison
Springfield Botanical Gardens 2400 S. Scenic (891-1515) School-Park School-Park
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3825 W. Farm Road 146, Springfield, Missouri

Sept. 29 - Oct. 29, 2017


FRIdays Saturdays Sundays
6:30 - 10 p.m. 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. 12 - 6 p.m.

8 a.m., Thursday
Pumpkin Patch, Corn Maze & 6:30 -10 p.m. Pumpkin Patch, Corn
Haunted Trail of Horrors only Maze & Haunted Trail of Horrors only
free
pumpkin patch ADMISSION!

November 23
corn maze, hayrides Small fee for
cow train and more! most activities.

Downtown Springfield 5K Run/Walk


Packet pick-up Wed., Nov. 22, Springfield Expo Center.
Benefiting the Springfield-Greene County Park Board Scholarship
Fund and the Developmental Center of the Ozarks.
PARKBOARD.ORG/HARVESTFEST Register online at ParkBoard.org/TurkeyTrot

Fun Fitness Family Centers! Betty Allison at Oscar Blom


Golf Course

Southwest Springfield
2511 W. Republic Rd.
(417) 891-1616

East Springfield
2701 S. Blackman Rd.
(417) 891-1500

North Springfield
301 E. Talmage St.
(417) 837-5900
Kids play free Sun.-Thurs. Easy 9 holes, Par 3, lighted course At Glenstone and I-44
PARKBOARD.ORG/GOLF

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