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Chesapeake Parks, Recreation and Tourism FR EE Fall/Winter 2017/2018 Be sure to check out our “SPECIAL EVENTS” center pull-out section! Class Registration begins August 6 Check us out online: CityofChesapeake.net/GUIDE Chesapeake Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Administrative Office and Visitor Center Table of Contents 757-382-6411 ATHLETICS........................................................................................ 22-23 ARBORETUM KIDS................................................................................ 10 AFTER-SCHOOL/CAMPS...................................................................... 11 CHESAPEAKE CONFERENCE CENTER............................................... 21 CLASSES/PROGRAMS.......................................................................... 6-9 COMMUNITY CENTERS.......................................................................... 1 EVENTS............................................................................................. 12-13 “FOR RENT”................................................................. Inside Back Cover GENERAL INFORMATION/SPECIAL INTEREST Fine Arts Commission/Arts Alive/9/11 Memorial...................... 17 Environmental Improvement Council......................................... 17 Facility Reservations......................................... Inside Back Cover Farmers’ Market......................................................................... 24 PARKS & PARK PROGRAMS Chesapeake Conference Center................................................ 24 Chesapeake Arboretum............................................................. 24 Major Parks................................................................................ 3-5 Northwest River Park Outdoor Programs.................................. 16 SENIOR Citizens “55 & Better” PROGRAMS 18-19 SENIOR Citizens “55 & Better” Special Events.................................... 20 THERAPEUTIC Recreation (TR) PROGRAMS .................................. 14-15 TOURISM............................................................................................... 24 Open 7 Days a Week 1224 Progressive Drive, Chesapeake, VA 23320 Fax 757- 277-9365 Email: PRT@cityofchesapeake.net (Secure Drop Box at Headquarters) Michael D. Barber - Director Services Provided at the Administrative Office and Visitor Center: Administration ~ Accounting ~ Athletics ~ Environmental Programs Facility Permits ~ Community Centers Administration ~ Fine Arts Instructional Classes and Clinics ~ Parks Administration and Planning Park Shelter Rentals~ Public Relations/Information School-Age Programs and Camps Seniors–“55 & Better” ~ Special Events and Permitting Skate Park Membership Therapeutic Recreation ~ Tourism ~ Visitor Information Boards and Commissions There are 5 boards and commissions with 3 current subcommittees that fall under the Department’s purview. As members with a drive to make a difference, these boards and commissions provide guidance and are a valuable resource and contributing extension of the Department. The purpose and goals of these entities are varied but all are unified in the mission to serve the citizens and visitors of Chesapeake by enhancing existing City and Department amenities, services and natural resources, and developing and promoting existing and new programs to foster the well-being of patrons served. Parks and Recreation Advisory Board This 16-member board is appointed by City Council and makes recommendations relative to planning of facilities, programs, rules, and policies for the Department. The board also provides valuable citizen feedback to the Department. Arboretum Advisory Board This 9-member board oversees the operation and programs of the Chesapeake Arboretum. The Arboretum is a 47-acre site consisting of a trail system through a mature hardwood forest, a several acre tree farm, and a circa18th century homestead. There are also formal gardens and several outbuildings. Educational and recreation activities occur at the site. Chesapeake Environmental Improvement Council This 18-member council is appointed by the Mayor. Their purpose is to promote interest in the general improvement of Chesapeake’s environment thereby making Chesapeake a cleaner place to live. Tourism Advisory Board This is a 15-member board appointed by City Council that makes recommendations to the Chesapeake Convention & Visitors Bureau (Tourism Division) relative to the promotion and servicing of tourism, conference, and conventions in the City. Fine Arts Commission This 14-member commission, with 5 honorary members, is appointed by City Council and strives to increase Public Art Arts Alive! and foster citizen access, interest, and Expanded Public For More Details See Page 17 participation in the arts by providing Art Committee Chesapeake leadership, advocacy and support to enrich the cultural vitality of the City and region’s community. It also administers annual grant disposition to local 9/11 Memorial arts groups. About the Cover: One of the most centrally located, circular trails in Chesapeake, is one of the biggest secrets in town. It has a playground for the kids. Yet with a feeling of serenity and natural peacefulness, Oak Grove Lake Park offers picturesque views of a beautiful lake, a place to walk the dog, run, fish, or just leisurely stroll. All seasons of the year, the trail is open—to exercise or just relax. Enjoy. Comments? Email or Call 757-382-6411 Editor: Cyndy Perkins, cperkins@cityofchesapeake.net (August 2017, Vol.XXV, Issue 1, Fall/Winter 2017 Special THANKS to ALL Senior Sponsors including: CityofChesapeake.net/Parks-Rec-Tourism | 757-382-6411 | Tourism: VisitChesapeake.com Contact Information To Facilities Community Center Membership Community Centers Membership Fee Information Deep Creek Community Center................................757-487-8841 2901 Margaret Booker Drive, 23323 | DCCC@CityofChesapeake.net Fitness Rooms with free weights, universal weight station equipment and cardio equipment such as ellipticals, bikes and treadmills. Game Rooms that offer such amenities as video games, pool tables, bumper pool tables, foosball tables, table tennis and air hockey tables. Gymnasiums that are official sized, air conditioned and are used for activities such as Basketball, Volleyball and Pickleball®. Open-play schedules are available for all age groups at each Community Center. Camelot Community Center.....................................757-485-7400 948 King Arthur Drive, 23323 | CAMCC@CityofChesapeake.net Dr. Clarence V. Cuffee Community Center................757-648-8549 2019 Windy Road, 23324 | DCVCCC@CityofChesapeake.net Great Bridge Community Center..............................757-382-6292 212 Holt Drive, 23322 | GBCC@CityofChesapeake.net Indian River Community Center...............................757-424-4238 2250 Old Greenbrier Road, 23325 | IRCC@CityofChesapeake.net River Crest Community Center.................................757-436-3100 1001 River Walk Parkway, 23320 | RCCC@CityofChesapeake.net South Norfolk Community Center............................757-543-5721 1217 Godwin Avenue, 23324 | SNCC@CityofChesapeake.net Western Branch Community Center.........................757-465-0211 4437 Portsmouth Boulevard, 23321 | WBCC@CityofChesapeake.net Specialty Facilities Chesapeake Conference Center...............................757-382-2500 700 Conference Center Drive, 23320 Portlock Senior Center.............................................757-545-9639 1114 Freeman Avenue, 23324 The Portlock..............................................................757-382-6411 3815 Bainbridge Boulevard, 23324 Rokeby Center..........................................................757-822-6259 1709 Rokeby Avenue, 23325 Sunray.......................................................................757-488-5809 621 Homestead Road, 23321 Parks Chesapeake Arboretum............................................757-819-7510 624 Oak Grove Road, 23320 Chesapeake City Park...............................................757-382-6411 900 City Park Drive, 23320 Dismal Swamp Canal Trail.......................................757-382-6411 1200 Dismal Swamp Canal Trail, 23323 Elizabeth River Park.................................................757-494-1202 1400 Elizabeth River Way, 23324 Membership offers the following amenities at all Chesapeake Community Centers: What a Deal! CityofChesapeake.net/CENTERS Community Center Membership Fees (subject to change) Youth (Ages 8-17) Resident $10/year Non-Resident $20/year *Youth Health Room* (Ages 15-17) Resident $10/year Non-Resident $28/year (*Eligible to use health room with a parent or guardian who has a center membership) Adult (Ages 18-54) Resident $35/year Non-Resident $50/year Senior Citizens (Ages 55+) Resident Non-Resident FREE $50/year Replacement Cards Adult $5 Senior/Youth $3 Guest Pass *Courtesy Pass $5/day (all) $1/day (*For current members who may not have their cards with them) Northwest River Park.................. 757-421-7151 or 757-421-3145 1733 Indian Creek Road, 23322 Other Administrative Office and Visitor Center.................757-382-6411 Athletic Hotline.........................................................757-382-6400 CityofChesapeake.net/Parks-Rec-Tourism | 757-382-6411 1 Future Parkland and Public Access to the Indian River Watershed Future Parkland and Public Access to the Indian River Watershed Future Parkland and Public Access to the Indian River Watershed The Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department recently purchased land through a matching Virginia Land Conservation The Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department recently purchased land through a matching Virginia Land Conservation Foundation grant from the Conservation and Recreation. propertyVirginia provides additional acreage of The Parks, Recreation andVirginia TourismDepartment Departmentofrecently purchased land throughThis a matching Land Conservation Foundation grant from the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation. This property provides additional acreage of parkland forgrant futurefrom public access to the Indian River Watershed. Various community groups and non-profit Foundation thewater Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation. This property provides additionalagencies acreage of parkland for future public water access to the Indian River Watershed. Various community groups and non-profit agencies pro-videdfor support the acquisition of the property Chesapeake Bay Foundation, The Elizabeth River Project, parkland futurefor public water access to the Indiansuch Riveras: Watershed. Various community groups and non-profit agencies pro-vided support for the acquisition of the property such as: Chesapeake Bay Foundation, The Elizabeth River Project, Friends of Indian River, and the Norfolk Highlands Civic League. This project helps to solidify the City’s efforts by providing pro-vided support for the acquisition of the property such as: Chesapeake Bay Foundation, The Elizabeth River Project, Friends of Indian River, and the Norfolk Highlands Civic League. This project helps to solidify the City’s efforts by providing public access to waterways in the Virginia the City Comprehensive Plan. Friends of Indian River, and as thespecified Norfolk Highlands CivicOutdoor League.Plan Thisand project helpsoftoChesapeake’s solidify the City’s efforts by providing public access to waterways as specified in the Virginia Outdoor Plan and the City of Chesapeake’s Comprehensive Plan. It is hoped thattothis waterwayasamenity willinbe publicPlan access theofnext several years. public access waterways specified theavailable Virginia for Outdoor andwithin the City Chesapeake’s Comprehensive Plan. It is hoped that this waterway amenity will be available for public access within the next several years. It is hoped that this waterway amenity will be available for public access within the next several years. Splash Pads Coming in 2018! Splash Pads Coming in 2018! Splash Pads Coming in 2018! Splash pads are coming to the Western Branch Splash pads are coming to the Western Branch Community and the South NorfolkBranch Community Splash padsCenter are coming to the Western Community Center and the South Norfolk Community Center in 2018! Howand refreshing! Community Center the South Norfolk Community Center in 2018! How refreshing! Center in 2018! How refreshing! Before. Before. Before. 1709 Rokeby Avenue 1709 Rokeby Avenue Chesapeake, 1709 Rokeby 23325 Avenue Chesapeake, 23325 Chesapeake, 23325 757.822.6259 757.822.6259 757.822.6259 Today. . . Today. Today. .. .. 2 This renovated This renovated community facility is This renovated community facility isa destined to become community facility is destined to become a hub of activity centered destined to become a hub of activity centered around the “55 and hub of activity centered aroundpopulation the “55 and Better” around the “55 andof Better” population of Chesapeake. The new Better” population of Chesapeake. The new “Rokeby Center” Chesapeake. The new “Rokeby officially Center” opened “Rokeby Center” officially opened July 10, 2017. officially opened July 10, 2017. July 10, 2017. Activities planned: • Types of programming scheduled: line dancing, Tai Chi, ceramics, jewelry making and gardening. • We’ll also offer classes, trips, special events, etc. CityofChesapeake.net/Parks-Rec-Tourism | 757-382-6411 July - 2017 Volleyball/Tennis Courts/ Fitness CityofChesapeake.net/Parks-Rec-Tourism | 757-382-6411 3 Major Parks In Chesapeake Battlefield Park City Park Deep Creek Park Deep Creek Lock Park Dismal Swamp Canal ARBORETUM; 624 Oak Grove Road 45-acres of various themed gardens with 3.5 miles of wooded trails; pamphlet with trail map and descriptions are available on site. Volunteer opportunities available. Educational and recreational activities occur on-site. Visit daily sunrise to sunset. BATTLEFIELD PARK; 1775 Historic Way Across Battlefield Boulevard at NE quadrant of Great Bridge Bridge; meandering trail tells story of the 1775 Battle of Great Bridge—the “South’s Bunker Hill”—through fourteen historical signs and reconstructions of the battle site; future site of Great Bridge Battlefield and Waterways History Foundation Visitor Center. A 280-foot length by 5-foot wide pier was recently renovated. BELLS MILL PARK; 424 Albemarle Drive Features footpaths through wetlands and meadows in open natural areas with elevated scenic views of Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River; 2.5-mile circular running and cross-country trail. Area a former landfill with environmental cap – bikes or motorized vehicles are NOT allowed. Great site for birding. Parking available. CAMELOT PARK; 961 King Arthur Drive 11-open acres in the heart of the Camelot subdivision. Two rentable shelters, with volleyball and tennis courts; playground. Located across the street from the Camelot Community Center and several City athletic fields. CHESAPEAKE CITY PARK; 900 City Park Drive Multi-amenity 90-acre site, 60-acres of open space; remainder covered by stands of trees. Two large rental sections with pavilions equipped with electric and water service available to support outdoor events and large outings; additional numerous picnic shelters with grills are also available for rent. Attractions located in Chesapeake City Park: • Fun Forest: children’s playground and imagination center to exercise mind and body. • Skate Park: skateboards, bikes, or rollerblades; membership fee and sticker required. • Horseshoe Courts: 12 regulation/competition-class courts. • Basketball Courts: 3 full-sized regulation courts. •2 Dog Parks: Off-leash, fenced in; each dog park is divided into a large and small dog area. Membership fee and tag required for each dog. • Robert G. “Buddy” Bagley Stage: exquisitely-arched 60’x40’ wood-tone stage blends with grassy amphitheater. • Market Place: Pavilion site of seasonal Farmers’ Market and events. • Chesapeake 9/11 Memorial: temporary memorial site with a steel beam from New York City’s World Trade Center. DEEP CREEK PARK; 437 George Washington Highway, South Hosts four rentable multi-purpose fields (two lighted); also four softball/baseball fields – all lighted; all fields are irrigated for durability and performance. Other amenities include Dog Park, ADA-accessible playground area, rentable picnic shelters, restrooms, walking/hiking trail that connects to the Dismal Swamp Canal Trail, large parking area. DEEP CREEK LOCK PARK; 300 Luray Street 25-acre site; named for the Corps of Engineers’ lock which separates the salt water of Deep Creek from the fresh water of the historic Dismal Swamp Canal. Heavily wooded with a combination pedestrian bridge/elevated walkway system to traverse a tidal inlet and marsh area; foot trails wind through woods; playground areas; boat ramp/kayak put-in, with parking. Picnic shelters with grills available for rent. Observation tower overlooking the lock. DISMAL SWAMP CANAL TRAIL (DSCT); 1200 Dismal Swamp Canal Trail Located at the end of S. George Washington Highway (Business Rt. 17); runs north to south for 8.3 miles, plus an additional 2.5 mile trail connection north leading to Deep Creek Park; adjacent to the historic Dismal Swamp Canal on the west side; multi-purpose linear nature trail traverses some of the most uniquely historic and ecologically significant habitats in the United States. Perfect for families of all ages to bike or walk and horse owners to ride. The Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge—bordering the Dismal Swamp Canal on the west—is home to a myriad wildlife species. Ballahack Road Boat Ramp is located near the southern end of the trail and provides easy access to launch your small boat, canoe or kayak. The DSCT North Trailhead also has a kayak/canoe launching dock and pier, restroom facilities, and parking. The DSCT plays host to several major special events including PADDLE FOR THE BORDER and the DISMAL SWAMP STOMP. CityofChesapeake.net/DSCT 4 CityofChesapeake.net/Parks | 757-382-6411 Major Parks ELIZABETH RIVER PARK; 1400 Elizabeth River Way Borders the Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River at the Jordan Bridge; ¼-mile west of the Poindexter Street Exit (#4) of I-464; 144’ fishing/crabbing pier; addition to fishing/crabbing pier added in 2016; Sidewalk trail length ¾+/- with stairway access to Jordan Bridge sidewalk; playground area; full size renovated boat ramp with parking; Snack Shack and Ship Shop (offering boating supplies/snacks); 6 gazebos including a large one that can double as stage for entertainment; rentable picnic shelters with grills; dog park; fitness area. Restroom facilities available on both sides of the park. GREAT BRIDGE LOCK PARK; 100 Locks Road National Park Service “Chesapeake Bay Gateways”-designated park; 20-acres; at the transition of the Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River, to the Albemarle and Chesapeake (A&C) Canal, along the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, at the foot of the bridge, just off Battlefield Boulevard in Great Bridge. Park amenities include walking trail; playground; outdoor chess table; picnic shelters available for rent; fishing; two-lane boat ramp and ADA-accessible canoe/kayak put-in with parking; restroom facilities; interpretive signage relating to the lock and A&C Canal located on observation-berm overlook; with small quarterbowl amphitheater for programming. Kiosk with “welcome” orientation map and two historical panels. INDIAN RIVER PARK; • NW side: 1709 Rokeby Avenue; • SE side: 2003 Rokeby Avenue This 90-acre urban-forest park is uniquely divided by Military Highway with parcels on both sides. The Northwest portion has basketball courts, playground, picnic shelters with grill, parking and includes the newly renovated Rokeby Senior Center. The Southeast Side is a little more adventurous as it is one of the only parks in South Hampton Roads that features changes in trail elevation, popular with mountain bikers. The park also offers +/- 3.5 miles of hiking/walking trails; ¼ mile of “Virginia Tree Trail” nature trail, with labeled tree species. Picnic tables, information kiosk, demonstration native plant garden at trailhead parking lot. LAKESIDE PARK; 1441 Bainbridge Boulevard Located in the South Norfolk borough of Chesapeake; 11-acre park features a 4-acre lake where fishing is allowed; two rentable shelters for family and community gatherings, outfitted with grills and picnic tables. Lakeside also contains a handicapped-accessible playground for children up to 12-years-of-age. Lakeside Park has a large parking lot for easy access, as well as beautiful mature trees and a scenic-archway bridge over the lake, providing historic and panoramic views. Bordering the north side of the lake, from the end of the bridge, lies a walkway with several granite monuments, ending with a beautiful garden at the flagpole. The South Norfolk Ruritans recently dedicated this Lakeside Veterans’ Walk Memorial commemorating those in the armed forces who gave their lives in service of our country from WWI through the Gulf War. NORTHWEST RIVER PARK; 1733 Indian Creek Road, CityofChesapeake.net/NWRP— See more about this full-service park on page 16. OAK GROVE LAKE PARK; 409 Byron Street Located off Volvo Parkway and Battlefield Boulevard, with a chain-sawed wood dragon fly and sunfish sculpture landmark visible from the Chesapeake Expressway. The park is loaded with features including a 1.6-mile hard-surface multi-use trail surrounding a 65-acre lake; 6 observation decks/piers; picnic shelter with grill available for rental; playground and nature trail. Remote-controlled sail boating can be enjoyed on the lake (no swimming or recreational boating allowed.) Also site of a memorial shelter paying tribute to fallen Chesapeake Police Officer, Timothy Schock. SOUTHWESTERN PARK; 4016 Airline Boulevard 4.5-treed acres with fun for all. Park has rentable picnic shelters with grills; volleyball court; 2 playgrounds; 2 half-court basketball courts and a walking trail. WESTERN BRANCH PARK; 4437 Portsmouth Boulevard Adjacent to the Western Branch Community Center, this versatile park includes a Sports Complex with 5 rentable lighted multi-purpose ball fields, concession and restroom facilities, 6 lighted tennis/Pickleball® courts, outdoor basketball courts, dog park, cross-country foot trail (perimeter almost 1 mile), picnic shelters with grills available for rental, 2 playgrounds, and several large parking areas. All parks open sunrise to sunset. Elizabeth River Park Great Bridge Lock Park Lakeside Park Oak Grove Lake Park Western Branch Park CityofChesapeake.net/Parks | 757-382-6411 5 Instructional Programs And Classes Registration is required prior to attendance. You can also register in person: Online Registration is quick, easy and secure! ~At any Chesapeake Community Center ~Administrative Office located at: 1224 Progressive Drive, Chesapeake, 23320 ~Go to www.CityofChesapeake.net/GUIDE ~Click “View Activities & Register Online” Jazz/Hip Hop Age: 6-12 Fun and energetic class that focuses on learning jazz Creative Movement Age: 3-5 technique. The class teaches the latest hip hop moves combined with coordination, choreography and selfChildren use props to learn coordination, rhythm and movement through music and dance in a fun environment. expression. $36 Great Bridge Community Center; Tuesdays, 6-6:45 pm Perfect for young dancers $30 3568-35 September 12 - October 17 Great Bridge Community Center; Tuesdays, 5:30-6pm 3568-36 November 7 - December 12, 13 3568-23 September 12 - October 17 3568-24 November 7 - December 12 3568-25 January 9 - February 13 3568-26 February 27 - March 27 DANCE Pre-Ballet Age: 3-5 Introduces ballet with elementary ballet steps and positions. Assists in developing rhythm, coordination, flexibility, creativity, and self-confidence in a fun environment. $30 Great Bridge Community Center; Fridays, 5:15-5:45pm 3568-01 September 15 - October 20 3568-02 November 3 - December 15 no class 11/10, 24 3568-03 January 5 - February 16 no class 1/12 3568-04 March 2 - 30 Ballet-Tap I Age: 5-10 This class teaches the basic fundamentals of ballet and tap while learning the proper terminology, the Five Basic Ballet positions, along with an introduction of rhythm and tempo. Ballet and Tap shoes required. $36 Western Branch Community Center; Mondays, 6:15 -7:15pm 3568-30 September 11 - October 23 no class 10/9 3568-31 November 6 - December 11 & 13 3568-32 January 8 - February 12 no class 1/15 3568-33 February 26 - March 26, 31 Great Bridge Community Center; Fridays, 5:45-6:45pm 3568-13 September 15 - October 20 3568-14 October 27-December 8 & 13 no class 11/10, 24 3568-15 January 5 - February 16 no class 1/12 3568-16 March 2 - 30, 31 Chesapeake Parks, Recreation and Tourism Instructional Programs offers performance opportunities at our Special Events for various classes. Your instructor will notify you of these event performance dates and requirements to perform; Enrollment in a class does not require performance participation. Additional classes and costume cost may be required for performances. 6 CityofChesapeake.net/GUIDE | 757-382-6411 Instructional Programs And Classes CHEER & GYMNASTICS Gymnastics I Age: 7-12 Taking it to the next level! Students’ progress while Cheer 101 Age: 6-12 working on flexibility, balance, technique and core Teaches and demonstrates the basic cheer fundamentals strength. Must have taken beginner gymnastics and have mastered a hand stand and/or cartwheel. $36 to advance in the sport of cheerleading. Includes Western Branch Community Center; motions, jumps, chants, cheers and dance while working Wednesday, 6:15-7:15pm (4 weeks $30) on technique and choreographed performances. For 3570-10 September 13 - October 4 beginners and advanced. $36 Deep Creek Community Center; Thursdays, 7-8pm Great Bridge Community Center; Tuesdays, 6-6:45pm 3570-22 October 5 November 9 3598-15 January 9 - February 13 3570-23 November 16 - December 21 no class 11/23 3598-16 February 27 - March 27 & 31 3570-24 January 11 - February 15 3570-25 March 1 - 29 Tot Tumblers Age: 3-5 Indian River Community Center; Saturdays, 12:15-1:15pm Introduce your toddler to the world of gymnastics. They 3570-26 September 9 - October 14 will learn beginning skills of tumbling, balance and fitness 3570-27 October 28 - December 2 in a fun environment. $36 3570-28 January 6 - February 10 Indian River Community Center; Saturdays, 10:15-11am 3570-29 February 24 - March 31 3570-01 September 9 - October 14 3570-02 October 28 - December 2 3570-03 January 6 - February 10 3570-04 February 24 - March 31 Tap Dance Foundations Age: 6-10 Students will learn the solid foundation of Tap Dance Beginner Gymnastics Age: 5-10 technique and rhythmic awareness along with basic steps Class teaches skills such as forward/backward rolls, and combinations. Possible classroom assignments. handstands, cartwheels, round offs, backbends, Performance last day of class. Tap shoes required. walkovers; students’ progress at their own rate. $36 $60 (10 week course) Great Bridge Community Center; Tuesdays, 6:45-7:45pm Great Bridge Community Center; Wednesdays, 3570-05 September 12 - October 17 9:45-10:30a 3570-06 November 7 - December 12 3568-27 September 13 - November 15 3570-07 January 9 - February 13 3568-29 January 3 - March 7 3570-08 February 27 - March 27 Tap Dance Techniques Age: 11-15 Western Branch Community Center; Mondays, 7:15-8:15pm Students will be introduced to historical roots and 3570-30 September 11 – October 23 no class 10/9 the great pioneers of Tap Dance; learning the solid 3570-11 November 6 - December 11 foundations, technique, rhythmic awareness, basic steps 3570-12 January 8 - February 12 no class 1/15 and combinations. Possible classroom assignments. 3570-13 February 26 - March 26 Performance last day of class. Tap shoes required. Indian River Community Center; Saturdays, 11am-12pm $60 (10 week course) 3570-14 September 9 - October 14 Great Bridge Community Center; Wednesdays, 3570-15 October 28 - December 2 10:45-11:30a 3570-16 January 6 - February 10 3568-28 September 13 - November 15 3570-17 February 24 - March 31 3568-30 January 3 - March 7 Deep Creek Community Center; Thursdays, 6-7pm 3570-18 October 5 - November 9 3570-19 November 16 - December 21 no class 11/23 3570-20 January 11 - February 15 3570-21 March 1 - 29 HOMESCHOOL INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS Parents and guardians of homeschooler’s we want to hear what programs our department can provide for your curriculum in our Chesapeake Community Centers; dance, exercise, art, etc. Please email prtgeneral@cityofchesapeake.net or call 757-382-6411. CityofChesapeake.net/GUIDE | 757-382-6411 7 Instructional Programs And Classes Stepping Stones Age: 2½-4½ Your child’s time to develop socialization, fine motor and language skills during teacher-lead activities, explorations and gym time. Adult participation required. $26 River Crest Community Center; Wednesdays, 10:45-11:45am 3572-25 September 6 - 27 3572-26 October 11 - November 1 3572-27 November 29 - December 20 3572-28 January 3 - 24 3572-29 February 7 - 28 3572-30 March 14 - April 4 WADDLER-TODDLER-PRESCHOOL Learn & Play Age: 3-5 This class offers children the opportunity to develop socialization skills, express creativity and learn in a fun environment. Child must be potty trained. $56 River Crest Community Center; Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9:30-11:30am 3572-01 September 5 - September 28 3572-02 October 10 - November 2 3572-03 November 14 - December 12 3572-04 January 2 - January 25 3572-05 February 6 - March 1 3572-06 March 13 - April 5 Tot Explorers Age: 15mo-4½yr Enjoy getting your toddler moving, socializing and exploring during sensory programing and free play in a gym setting. Play 15 minutes or 2 hours. Adult participation required. $28 per session/$7 drop-in (no drop-in after 6:30pm) River Crest Community Center; Thursdays, 3:45-6:45pm 3572-36 September 7 - September 28 3572-37 October 12 - November 2 3572-38 November 30 - December 21 3572-39 January 4 - 25 3572-40 February 8 - March 1 3572-41 March 15 - April 3 Mini Michelangelo’s Age: 2-3 ½ Join your toddler in exploring a variety of art techniques including painting, cutting and gluing. Different crafts weekly. Adult participation required. $26 Great Bridge Community Center; Tuesdays, 9:30-10:30am 3572-07 September 5 - 26 3572-08 October 10 - 31 3572-09 November 28 - December 19 3572-10 January 2 - 23 3572-11 February 6 - 27 3572-12 March 13 - April 3 Little Picassos Age: 3 ½ -5 Toddlers explore a variety of art techniques using unique materials and fun supplies. New projects weekly. $26 Great Bridge Community Center; Tuesdays, 10:45-11:45am 3572-13 September 5 - 26 3572-14 October 10 - 31 3572-15 November 28 - December 19 3572-16 January 2 - 23 3572-17 February 6 - 27 3572-18 March 13 - April 3 Tots in Motion Ages: 15-30 months Get your toddler moving with a combination of teacherlead circle-time activities and free play in a gym setting. Adult participation required. $26 River Crest Community Center; Wednesdays, 9:30-10:30am 3572-19 September 6 - 27 3572-20 October 11 - November 1 3572-21 November 29 - December 20 3572-22 January 3 - 24 3572-23 February 7 - 28 3572-24 March 14 - April 4 8 Tike Tunes Age: 15mo – 4yr Basic introduction to music for toddlers. Have fun trying out musical instruments and learning some of the basics; fast, slow, loud and soft. Learning songs with hand motions and simple dance moves. Adult participation required. $26 Great Bridge Community Center; Fridays, 9:30-10:15am 3572-31 September 8 - September 29 3572-32 October 13 - November 3 3572-33 December 1 - 15 / 3 weeks - $20 3572-34 January 5 - 26 / 3 weeks - $20 3572-35 February 9 - March 2 3572-42 March 16 - April 6 CityofChesapeake.net/GUIDE | 757-382-6411 Instructional Programs And Classes MixxedFit Age: 13+ People-inspired dance fitness program that incorporates Home Visit from Santa Age: All explosive movements and boot-camp toning. All of the movements are exaggerated and full out while adding Gather family and friends for a magical Holiday visit from boot-camp inspired exercises to make your workout more jolly ol’ Saint Nicholas. Register for the area you live. effective and challenging. $36 Register October 1– November 30; space is limited. $60 Great Bridge Community Center; 3578-05 Western Branch; Monday, December 4 3578-04 Deep Creek-South Norfolk; Thursday, December 5 Mondays-Thursdays, 6:30-7:30pm 3488-34 August 7 - 31 3578-03 Indian River-Greenbrier; Tuesday, December 6 3488-35 September 11 - October 5 3578-02 Great Bridge; Wednesday, December 7 3488-36 October 16 - November 9 3578-01 Hickory; Friday, December 8 3488-37 November 27 - December 21 3488-38 January 4 - February 1 no class 1/15 3488-39 February 12 - March 12 SPECIAL INTEREST Yoga Fundamentals (Easy Pace) Ages 18+ Coming April 2018 Indian River Community Center Mondays, 5:30 – 6:30pm GROUP FITNESS - A to Z Please Arrive 15 minutes prior to class time to register. All Community Center Fitness Classes now have the option of a $7 drop-in fee – come try a fitness class! Getting’ Fit with Freda Age: 16+ Get in shape with various routines combining different step exercises, cardio-vascular conditioning, muscular strength and conditioning, stretching and flexibility. This class allows participants to select their level of participation according to their fitness level. Optional equipment may be used. Great Bridge Community Center; Tuesdays, 11am-12pm; $26 3488-01 September 5 - 26 3488-02 October 10 - 31 3488-03 November 14 - December 5 3488-04 December 19 - January 16 3488-05 January 30 - February 20 3488-06 March 6 - 27 River Crest Community Center; Tuesdays –Thursdays, 6-7pm; $36 3488-07 September 5 - 28 3488-08 October 3 - 26 3488-09 October 31 - November 28 no class 11/24 3488-10 December 5 - 28 no class 12/26 3488-11 January 2 - 25 3488-12 January 30 - February 22 3488-25 February 27 - March 22 Zumba Age: 13+ Each class designed to bring people together to sweat it out. A total workout, combining all elements of fitness – cardio, muscle conditioning, balance and flexibility, boosted energy and a serious dose of awesome each time you leave class. This is FUN for every BODY! $36 Camelot Community Center; Tuesdays-Thursdays, 7-8 pm 3488-15 September 5 - 28 3488-16 October 10 - November 2 3488-17 November 14 - December 12 3488-43 January 9 - February 1 3488-44 February 13 - March 8 Western Branch Community Center; Wednesdays, 6:30-7:30pm 3488-18 August 16 - October 4 3488-19 October 18 - December 13 no class 10/25 3488-21 January 10 - February 28 3488-22 March 21 - May 9 ENVIRONMENTAL Kids’ Days at the Arboretum Age: 5 - 12 Virginia Museum of Natural History presents Nature Science and Natural History: animals & habitats, water quality, can you read the forest? and Earth is recycling with us. Participants under 8 must have adult supervision. Pre-registration required. $10 Chesapeake Arboretum; Saturdays, 10–11:30am 5474-50 October 14 5474-51 November 11 5474-52 February 10 CityofChesapeake.net/GUIDE | 757-382-6411 9 Chesapeake Arboretum - A Virginia Treasure The Chesapeake ARBORETUM was certified a Virginia Treasure, designation in January 2016, by Governor Terence McAuliffe, saying in part: “...For centuries and around the world, our Commonwealth has been known for the beauty of our environment and for the rich diversity found in our forests, wetlands, streams and fields. These treasures benefit all Virginians and are economic and environmental assets. Most importantly, they are a huge part of our culture.” The ARBORETUM is changing every day. And this fall and winter it’s all about families! (Isn’t that all of us?) Carvings by Skip Raymos, Hedgehogs Woodcarvings Photos by Foxwood Photography, LLC a harvest time community event for all ages Kids’ Days at the Arboretum Fall/Winter 2017-2018 2nd Saturdays: October 14, November 11, February 10 each session 10-11:30am FEES: $10 ($15 non-resident) No fee for accompanying adults For children ages 5-12 Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult. Chesapeake Arboretum • 624 Oak Grove Road October 7, 2017 More Information to Come! 382-6411 or 819-7510 Nature Science and Natural History sessions such as Animals & Habitats: Why Water Quality? Dormancy: Is it for Me? Can you read a Forest? Earth’s Recycling with us, and more In partnership with VMNH programs are held at the Arboretum grounds at 624 Oak Grove Road, Chesapeake, VA. Space for Kids’ Days programs is limited; pre-registration required. Call (757) 382-6411. Visit us on Facebook at Chesapeake Arboretum Education and Events. 10 CityofChesapeake.net/GUIDE | 757-382-6411 Youth Programs/Camps Stay & Play 2017 -2018 Age: 6-12 Our Stay & Play program provides recreational games, sports, arts & crafts, and special events. We believe in providing a safe and fun after school environment where the children can be themselves. Our professional staff truly care about the welfare of your child and schedule activities so that your child can develop socially, emotionally and physically. Participants must be 6 and completed kindergarten. There is no online registration. We offer 5 Reduce Fee spaces, per center. Registration and Reduce Fee is first-come, first-served. Bus transportation is provided from select schools. Registration begins Wednesday, August 9, 2017, at 6 pm, at all community centers Community Center Stay & Play Locations Hours: 2:00 until 6 pm Camelot 948 King Arthur Drive 485-7400 Cost: $25 Registration Fee Deep Creek 2901 Margaret Booker Drive 487-8841 $175 per Month Great Bridge 212 Holt Drive 382-6292 $55 per Week Indian River 2250 Old Greenbrier Road 424-4238 $22 per Day Please call 757-382-6411 or visit your local community center for more information. Visit us online at www.cityofchesapeake.net/stay&play SUMMER BLAST DAY CAMP Hours: 7 am until 6 pm Cost: $25 Registration Fee / $85 per week, per participant IMPORTANT: Registration for each week is first-come, first-served. Only full payment of the weekly fee ensures your child’s placement in the program for that week. Participants must be 6-years-old and have completed Kindergarten. Please call 757-382-6411 or visit your local community center for more information. www.cityofchesapeake.net/summerblast River Crest 1001 River Walk Parkway 436-3100 South Norfolk 1217 Godwin Avenue 543-5721 Western Branch 4437 Portsmouth Boulevard 465-0211 Summer Blast 2018 | Age: 6-12 June 18 – August 17 | Monday – Friday 7 am – 6 pm Summer Blast provides enriching experiences where everyone will enjoy a summer full of nature, water fun, games, field trips, sports and arts & crafts. Each week will have different themes allowing participants to explore new activities in a fun and safe atmosphere. Registration begins Wednesday, April 11, 2018, at 6:00 pm at the community center you want your child to attend. *There will be no program on July 4. Community Center Summer Blast Locations Camelot Deep Creek Great Bridge Indian River River Crest South Norfolk Western Branch 948 King Arthur Drive 2901 Margaret Booker Drive 212 Holt Drive 2250 Old Greenbrier Road 1001 River Walk Parkway 1217 Godwin Avenue 4437 Portsmouth Boulevard 485-7400 487-8841 382-6292 424-4238 436-3100 543-5721 465-0211 CityofChesapeake.net/GUIDE | 757-382-6411 11 Chesapeake Parks, Recreation and Tourism SPECIAL EVENTS Information: CityofChesapeake.net/PRTevents or 757-382-6411 Symphony Under the Stars / Sunday, September 3, 2017 Gates open at 6 p.m. / Concert begins at 7:30 p.m. Enjoy classic, pop and jazz music live from the Virginia Symphony Orchestra on the Bagley Stage! ArtsAlive! Chesapeake features a “Wine for the Arts” tent with wine tasting, raffle and silent auction to benefit Chesapeake Fine Arts Commission and Arts Alive Friends of the Arts public art programs. A variety of food vendors will be on-site for an evening picnic. Bring your own chairs or blanket. CHESAPEAKE CITY PARK | 900 City Park Drive, Chesapeake VA 23320 Saturday, September 23, 2017 | 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Enjoy a family fun day at Chesapeake’s hidden gem for outdoor recreation at Northwest River Park. FREE Activities include: canoe rentals ~ paddleboat rentals ~ bicycle rentals ~ putt-putt wagon rides ~ fishing (license required) ~ inflatables ~ food vendors and over 7 miles of hiking trails, picnic areas, playgrounds and other amenities Northwest River Park 1733 Indian Creek Road, Chesapeake VA 23322 5K Doggy Dash & 2K Puppy Trot Saturday, October 21, 2017 / 3 p.m. followed by a Post-Race Party with craft beer, food truck and live entertainment. Register online at www.chesapeakehumane.org Fun Fest Sunday, October 22, 2017 / Noon to 5 p.m. Join us for a day of family fun with pet-related vendors, the Radar Run, canine demonstrations, contests, raffles and animal rescue/welfare exhibitors. Chesapeake City Park • 900 City Park Drive , Chesapeake, VA 23320 Ride the Ghost Train! October 20-22 & 27-29, 2017 Ride the haunted “Hay Ride” through the spooky woods of Northwest River Park! Enjoy a family friendly haunt, as you wind deeper and deeper into the dark woods, and listen as a storyteller spins a ghoulish tale which unfolds in unexpected ways and at various stops along the way. *Parents, please consider whether your child likes to be scared and in the dark. Tickets on Sale Purchase tickets in ADVANCE at: www.CityofChesapeake.net/GhostTrain September 10! $10/Friday & Saturday; $9/Thursday or in person at any Chesapeake Community Center or at Parks, Recreation and Tourism’s Administrative Office. Northwest River Park Call Northwest River Park: 757-421-7151 for more information! 1733 Indian Creek Road, Chesapeake VA 23322 SPECIAL EVENTS Saturday, November 18, 2017 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday, November 19, 2017 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Over 100 crafters to shop from for handmade gifts and decorations! FREE ADMISSION – Concessions available for purchase! Santa will visit the craft show both days in the children’s workshop. – Parents, don’t forget your camera! Visit the silent auction of holiday gift baskets to fund the Arts Alive! competition for Chesapeake students in the arts. Chesapeake Conference Center 700 Conference Center Drive, Chesapeake, VA 23320 Pull-Out Section Battle of Great Bridge December 2-3, 2017 Saturday, 10 am – 4 pm Sunday, 10 am – 2 pm The event features the re-enactment of the Battle of Great Bridge which was a pivotal battle in the Revolutionary War. The event also features Revolutionary War encampments, demonstrations, character portrayals, camp life, historical displays and lectures, skilled artisans demonstrating early American trades and children’s crafts and activities. Battlefield Park South 120 Reservation Road, Chesapeake, VA 23322 Virginia Symphony Orchestra Holiday Brass Concert Wednesday, December 13, 2017 Doors Open at 6 p.m. | Performance Starts at 7 p.m. With a variety of styles from classical to contemporary, you’ll delight in the sounds of the season. Don’t miss the silent auction of festive gift baskets to finish your holiday shopping! With proceeds to help fund Arts Alive! Chesapeake for the students in the arts. Concessions available for purchase. Event is FREE to the public. Chesapeake Conference Center 700 Conference Center Drive, Chesapeake, VA 23320 EGGstravaganza 2018 Saturday, March 31, 2018 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Egg Hunt with Peter Cottontail, Inflatables, Farm Animals, Pony Rides, and Family-Friendly Entertainment FREE Event! Chesapeake City Park 900 City Park Drive, Chesapeake, VA 23320 Dismal Swamp Stomp Running Festival Half Marathon, 5k and Cub Run Saturday, April 14, 2018 Time: 8 a.m. Contact Information: Mettle Events, 757-373-4174 REGISTER online: www.dismalswampstomp.com The flat 13.1-mile asphalt course will take runners on a spectacular jouney through lush, mysterious landscape and rich history. The Dismal Swamp Canal Trail off Route 17 offers runner forested wetlands and a peaceful paved path along the wilderness of the Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge. Dismal Swamp Canal Trail 1200 Dismal Swamp Canal Trail, Chesapeake, VA 23323 Paddle for the Border 2018 Saturday, May 5, 2018 Paddle the historic Dismal Swamp Canal between South Mills, NC & Chesapeake, VA. You must pre-register. Event fills quickly. www.CityofChesapeake.net/Paddle 2018 Registration Information will be posted in January 2018. Therapeutic Recreation What is Therapeutic Recreation (TR)? TR is a systematic process that utilizes recreation and other activity-based interventions to address the assessed needs of individuals with illnesses and/or disabling conditions, as a means to psychological and physical health, recovery and well-being. Recreational Therapists work with clients to restore motor, social and cognitive functioning, build confidence, develop coping skills, and integrate skills learned in treatment settings into community settings For further information and steps to participate in our Therapeutic Recreation Program, please call 757-382-1328 AMP It Up! Age: 16+ Join AMP instructors to learn the basics of various fitness AMP Classes taught by Adaptive Movement Program (AMP Instructors); routines and gather nutritional tips/tricks to help avoid those extra holiday pounds and help with your New Year’s tailored to each student’s ability. Resolutions! Fundamental skills of each activity will be ALL Classes open to individuals with/without a disability. taught to each participant’s abilities and skills. Work on developing coordination, flexibility, endurance and overall AMP 4 Kids - Beginning Karate Age: 6-17 enjoyment of fitness! (Min 10; Max 16) $30 Participants learn the beginning Karate skill set in order to Deep Creek Community Center; Tuesday, 6-7pm obtain their white belt. (Min 5:Max 8) $69 6388-20 November 9-December 14 Great Bridge Community Center; Wednesdays, 6388-22 January 11-February 15 5:15-6pm Be a “Yogie” with Morgie Age: 13+ 6389-01 August 30-October 4 Learn traditional yoga poses sitting down. This chair 6389-02 October 25-December 6* yoga class will work on flexibility, range of motion, 6389-03 December 27-January 31 strengthening muscles and joints while reducing stress 6389-04 February 21-March 28 and anxiety. Breathing exercises will be incorporated as Western Branch Community Center; Fridays, well as some meditation. Bring your own yoga mat, towel, 4:45-5:30pm water, and an open heart. $6 drop-in fee; $20 monthly 6389-05 September 1-October 6 Indian River Community Center; Thursdays, 6-7pm 6389-06 October 27-December 15** 6388-23 September 7-28 6389-07 December 29-February 9*** 6388-24 October 5-26 6389-08 February 23-March 30 6388-25 November 2-30* CLASSES *No Class November 22 **No Class November 10 & 24 ***No Class January 12 AMP 4 Kids - Intermediate Karate Age: 6-17 Participants will build on karate skills learned from AMP Beginning Karate. [Pre-requisite:] Yellow Belt from AMP Karate Instructor & Uniform (white Karate “gi” or white pants/white shirt). (Min 5:Max 8) $69 Great Bridge Community Center; Wednesdays, 6:15-7pm 6388-09 August 30-October 4 6388-10 October 25-December 6* 6388-11 December 27-January 31 6388-12 February 21-March 28 Western Branch Community Center; Fridays, 5:45-6:30pm 6388-13 September 1-October 6 6388-14 October 27-December 15** 6388-15 December 29-February 9*** 6388-16 February 23-March 30 *No Class November 22 **No Class ***No Class January 12 14 November 10 & 24 6388-26 6388-27 6388-28 6388-29 December 7-28 January 4-25 February 1-22 March 1-22 *no Class November 23 DROP IN FUN! Alley Cats Age: 18+ Join us at Alley Cats Bowling. Make new friends and improve your bowling skills! Pre-Registration NOT Required. $1.69 per game paid to Chesapeake AMF. FREE shoe rental. Chesapeake AMF; Saturdays, 12-2pm September 2 & 16, October 7 & 21, November 4 & 18, December 2, January 6 & 20, February 3 & 17, March 3 & 17 Junior Alley Cats Western Branch Age: 17 & Under Join us for Junior Alley Cats the 1st Sunday of the month. Pre-Registration NOT required. $2.29 per game paid to AMF Western Branch Lanes. FREE shoe rental. AMF – Western Branch Lanes; Sundays, 12-2pm September 3, October 8, November 5, December 3, January 7, February 4, March 4 CityofChesapeake.net/TR | 757-382-6411 Therapeutic Recreation SOCIAL GROUPS Teen Time Age: 13-17 Join this Teen social group where you will have the opportunity to make new friends and increase independence while participating in fun activities and community outings. Participants are responsible for community outing costs (Admissions, food, etc.). Limited space for non-ambulatory individuals. $15/month The Portlock at South Norfolk; Tuesdays, 5:30-7:30pm 6374-16 September 12 & 26 6374-20 January 9 & 23 6374-17 October 17 & 31 6374-21 February 13 & 27 6374-18 November 14 & 28 6374-22 March 13 & 27 6374-19 December 5 & 19 C.R.E.w Club Age: 18+ Build social skills while planning and participating in recreation activities and community outings. Participants are responsible for community outing costs (Admissions, food, etc.). Limited space for non-ambulatory individuals. $12/month The Portlock at South Norfolk; Mondays, 5:30-7:30pm 6374-23 September 11 & 25 6374-27 January 8 & 22 6374-24 October 16 & 30 6374-28 February 12 & 26 6374-25 November 13 & 27 6374-29 March 12 & 26 6374-26 December 4 & 18 Ms. & Mr. Abilities Chesapeake Application Age:13+ Grab an application to be part of the pageant where “Everyone is A Star.” Celebrate your Abilities in judges’ interview; casual wear, evening wear and talent competitions. Applications available Monday, December 4, 2016, at 1224 Progressive Drive, Chesapeake, 23320 for Ladies AND Gentlemen ages 13+ from of Hampton Roads. Application fee $30; Pageant limited to 20 contestants: 10 ladies, 10 gentlemen. First come, first served. New Year’s Eve Gala Age: 16+ 5, 4, 3, 2, 1….HAPPY NEW YEAR! Join us as we dance, toast, and ring in 2018 in style! Enjoy light refreshments and count down to the “ball drop.” $10 River Crest Community Center; Saturday, 6:30-8:30pm 6378-26 December 30 Valentine’s Ball Age: 16+ Celebrate Valentine’s Day in style! Join us for the Special Olympics Soccer Tournament Age: ALL Valentine’s Ball. Dress in your best outfit, enjoy a sit-down dinner and dance the evening away! $10 Join Chesapeake Parks, Recreation and Tourism along River Crest Community Center; Saturday, 6:30-8:30pm with the Special Olympics Area 2 for the 3rd Annual 6378-27 February 10 Chesapeake Cup Soccer Tournament. Participants in tournament must sign- up and play with Area 2 Special Olympics. Come cheer on your favorite Hampton Roads City Team or Athlete. Winter Break Camp Age: 6-12 Deep Creek Park; Sunday , October 22, 9:30am-2:30pm Beat the Winter Break Blues by exploring and experiencing fun-filled activities, games, special Monster Mash Age: 16+ events, community outing, arts & crafts and MUCH Come dressed in your best costume and be prepared for MORE! Assessments with a Therapeutic Recreation a ghostly good time! Your costume is your entrance into Staff Member required for NEW participants. ALL the costume contest to win a door prize. $10 participants must register with Therapeutic Recreation River Crest Community Center; Saturday, 6:30-8:30pm staff-call 757-382-1328 for registration information. 6378-25 October 28 (MIN 3: Max 12) $30 daily/ $90 for all three days. Portlock at South Norfolk, Wednesday-Friday, 8:30-4pm December 27, December 28, December 29 SPECIAL EVENTS CAMPS Coming Spring 2018: Therapeutic Recreation Spring Break Camp April 2-6, 2018!! CityofChesapeake.net/TR | 757-382-6411 15 OUTDOOR ADVENTURES – Northwest River Park, 1733 Indian Creek Road, Chesapeake 23222 General Information is one of Chesapeake’s greatest sources of pride and a Virginian-Pilot newspaper “Best of” winner. Outdoor enthusiasts find it all in our 763-acres of woodland and water—our full-service park with miles and miles of green and blue trails. Boating: Paddle around Lake Lesa. Rentals: Canoes $6/hour. Paddle Boats $5/half-hour. Bicycling: Several miles of rideable trails – Bike rentals: $5 on-site. Cabins: AC/heat, microwave, sink, refrigerator, queen bed, futon and dining area. Sleeps 4. $75/night. Camping: Open April 1 - November 30; 66 sites for family camping with 40 electric hook-ups available and 6 group sites. Disc Golf: Day and yearly passes for 18-hole disc golf course. Equestrian Area: Day and yearly passes available to horse owners. Fishing: Fish our DGIF stocked lake for bass, bream, catfish and trout. Virginia fishing license required and trout license when in season. (licenses not sold at park.) Hiking: Hiking along the park’s many trails brings nature up close. More than 7 miles of winding trails available. 18-hole Miniature Golf Course: “Dude Ranch” Only $3 per round! Picnicking: S helters for groups up to 100. Reserve one at the park. Gardens: Dr. Bohon Native Plant Garden and Virginia Tree Trail. PARK PROGRAMS You must pre-register for all programs, online at: CityofChesapeake.net/Outdoors, at the park or any Chesapeake Community Centers. Nature Hikes Saturdays; 9-11am This is a great way to discover the natural wonders of Chesapeake. Learn about the flora and fauna of our parks on these nature hikes with our park naturalist. Chesapeake Arboretum, August 19 - #2674-07, FREE. Northwest River Park, September 23 - #2674-08, FREE. Saturday SUN-Days Saturdays; 10am-1pm Join astronomers from Back Bay Amateur Astronomers at Elizabeth River Park for sun observations. Learn about the star that powers out solar system. Weather permitting. FREE. August 5 - #2674-21. September 9 - #2674-46, October 7 - #2674-47 November 4 - #2674-48, December 2 - #2674-49 SkyWatch Saturdays; Sunset Join Back Bay Amateur Astronomers as they bring their scopes and expertise to bear on the galaxy. Weather permitting; at the Equestrian area of Northwest River Park. FREE. August 12 - #2674-33, September 16 - #2674-50 October 14 - #2674-51, November 11 - #2674-52 December 9 - #2674-53 Owl Prowl Saturdays; 5-7pm Learn about these nocturnal hunters and the special adaptation that make them so successful. Then join us for a short hike during which we try to call in some of the species that live at Northwest. $4/person. November 11 - #2674-34, December 9 - #2674-35 If you or your group are interested in doing a service project or assisting with a special event, then Northwest River Park is the place for you. Information: 757-421-7151. Two kayak/canoe launch sites on either side of the park offer access to Indian Creek, Smith Creek and the beautiful Northwest River. For more information about launches, visit the boating page on the park’s website at: CityofChesapeake.net/NWRP SCAN this QR Code with your smartphone to learn more about Northwest River Park and to find directions to the park at: 1733 Indian Creek Road, Chesapeake, VA Fly Fishing Saturdays; 10am-1pm Experienced anglers from Trout Unlimited help you learn about the gear, terminology, how to tie your first fly and practice casting at Northwest River Park. Free December 2 - #2674-10, January 6 - #2674-11 February 3 - #2674-12, March 3 - #2674-13 Get “CHESAPEAKE OUTDOORS!” and Get Outside! The monthly e-newsletter for outdoor recreation in Chesapeake. CityofChesapeake.net/OUTDOORS Volunteers Needed! Be part of Ghost Train 2017 Join the team that produces this annual family-friendly, haunted hay-ride at Northwest River Park. First meeting in August 31! Questions about volunteering, call: 757-382-1359 16 CityofChesapeake.net/NWRP | 757-421-7151 Environmental Programs 757-382-6411 757-382-6411 and Culture ArtsArts and Culture CityofChesapeake.net/finearts CityofChesapeake.net/finearts The Chesapeake Fine Arts Commission (CFAC) has served as a united voice for the arts community since 1968, educating the public about the value and significance of music, architecture, dance, painting, and sculpture. Through financial assistance, the CFAC has enabled and enriched the personal lives of its citizens and the local economy. The CFAC provides project, operational and individual opportunity grants to nonprofit cultural and fine arts organizations and individuals through the grant application process. The deadline for grant applications is the second Thursday in January. Successful grant recipients demonstrate direct artistic benefit to the citizens of Chesapeake. Arts Alive! Chesapeake Chesapeake Arts Alive! was established in 2006, and is an educational and charitable organization working to sustain the Chesapeake arts community through volunteer support and fundraising activities. Its signature event, the annual Arts Alive! Student Competition, is held each February. This competition offers students a professional critique and potential grant award to continue their studies in the arts. Visit ArtsAliveChesapeake.org in December for information about next year’s Arts Alive! Student Competition. Consider becoming part of Chesapeake’s cultural arts network: volunteer or join “Arts Alive! Chesapeake” CityofChesapeake.net/parks-rec-tourism | 757-382-6411 17 “55 and Better” General Programs, Classes and Groups Parks, Recreation and Tourism Administrative Office, 1224 Progressive Drive, 23320 ~ 757-382-6411 These activities are generally for ages “55 & BETTER,” unless otherwise indicated. They fill-up quickly so register early to be included! You can drop-off registration forms and fees at any of the City of Chesapeake Community Center or Parks, Recreation and Tourism Administrative Office. (Checks payable to: Chesapeake Treasurer) Register online at: CityofChesapeake.net/55andbetter **More details can be found in our “55 and Better” trifold brochure, online or at any Chesapeake Community Center or the Parks, Recreation and Tourism Administrative Office. Opening Soon! The newly renovated Rokeby Center at 1709 Rokeby Avenue, 23325 in the Indian River Borough will have weekday and Saturday hours to provide leisure opportunities for ages 55 and better! Enjoy arts & crafts, Ceramics, dancing, music, the Book Nook, Walking Club, special events, seasonal parties & socials and much, more! Call 382-6411 or visit us at www.CityofChesapeake.net/55andbetter for more details! ARTS, CRAFTS & MUSIC Indoor Gardening Workshops Create a Lettuce Garden and enjoy fresh greens all year round. Co-facilitated by Virginia Master Gardener Volunteers. Ceramics All supplies included. Call 382-6411 to register for one date. Introduces the techniques of cleaning, staining, glazing and finishing Greenware that may be purchased additionally $5 cash at the door. in class. Bring your own paint brushes. Tuesday, October 17 – 1pm-3pm Call 382-6411 for Information. Lighthouse Point; 933 Cedar Road, 23322 The Portlock at South Norfolk – Annex Friday, March 16 – 10am-12pm Ongoing; Thursdays; $14; 4-week session Willow Creek; 516 Great Bridge Blvd., 23320 10am-12pm 12:30pm-2:30pm Year-Round Bulbs Workshop 6267-25 September 7-28 6267-26 September 7-28 Learn about how to cultivate bulbs year-round. Create a 6267-27 October 5-26 6267-28 October 5-27 6267-29 November 2-16, 30 6267-30 November 2-16, 30 paper-white bulb bowl. Co-facilitated by Virginia Master Gardener Volunteers. All supplies included. Call 382-6411 to 6267-31 December 7-28 6267-32 December 7-28 6267-33 January 4-25 6267-34 January 4-25 register. $5 cash at door. 6267-35 February 1-22 6267-36 February 1-22 Friday, November 3, 2017 – 6-8pm 6267-37 March 1-22 6267-38 March 1-22 Rokeby Center – 1709 Rokeby Avenue, 23325 6267-39 April 5-26 6267-40 April 5-26 Jewelry Making An instructor will teach you how to create beads, design jewelry and string beads. Bring your own supplies. Dr. Clarence V. Cuffee Community Center Tuesdays; 12:30am-2:30pm; $5; 4-week session *No class on 12-26 6266-18 6266-19 6266-20 6266-21* September 5-26 October 3-24 November 7-28 December 5-19 6266-22 6266-23 6266-24 6266-25 Beginner Quilt Project January 9-30 February 6-27 March 6-27 April 3-24 Learn the steps to make a small, decorative Autumn Leaf quilt. Use of a sewing machine will be needed to create finished product. Call 382-1332 for list of supplies including fabric and notions. Indian River Community Center, Club Room Rokeby Center – 1709 Rokeby Avenue, 23325 Wednesdays; 5:30-8pm; $35; 4-week session 6266-26 October 4-25 18 PAINT FOR FUN! Self-guided group activity. Variety of mediums including watercolor, pencil, charcoal and more are used. Bring own supplies. Call 382-6411 for information. FREE River Crest Community Center, 1001 River Walk Parkway Ongoing; Thursdays; 9am-12pm Rockin’ to the Oldies! Enjoy this live show by Winds of Grass and dance to rock n’ roll & traditional country music of the 50s, 60s & 70s! Western Branch Community Center 4437 Portsmouth Boulevard, 23324 Light refreshments; Thursdays; 6:30-8:30pm $3 at the door CityofChesapeake.net/GUIDE | 757-382-6411 “55 and Better” General Programs, Classes and Groups 757 Sophisticated Steppers - FREE Ongoing; All levels; Cuffee Community Center; Mondays: 12-1:30pm | Wednesday: 1:30-3pm Camelot Soul Steppers - $3 at door Ongoing; Mondays; Camelot Community Center Advanced: 6-6:30pm; All Levels: 6:30-8pm Peppy Steppers Line Dancing - $3 at door Ongoing; Tuesdays; Western Branch Community Center Warm-up and Beginner; 5:45-7:15pm Novice and Intermediate: 7:25-8:40pm BUS TRIPS Explore Surry OBX Art Gallery Tour Join us as we browse the Sea Dragon Gallery in Duck, NC to start; then cruise on to Seagreen Gallery and Seaside Art Gallery in Nags Head, NC. “Dutch” lunch at Fishbones Restaurant in Duck, NC. 6290-11 Wednesday; 9/27; $10 Pick-up at Western Branch Community Center, 9am; return, 5pm Pick-up at River Crest Community Center, 9:30am; return, 4:30pm Shop at Norfolk Premium Outlet Mall Check out the new stores just in time to complete your holiday shopping. “Dutch” lunch at Pop’s Diner Co. 6290-13 Tuesday; 11/7; $10 Pick-up at River Crest Community Center, 9:30am; return, 4:30pm Pick-up at Western Branch Community Center, 9am; return, 4pm Series of gentle motions to stretch & strengthen muscles. Great Bridge Community Center Lighthouse Pointe Mondays; 1-2pm; $12 Tuesdays; 11am-12pm; $12 6288-18 Sept. 11- Oct. 2 6288-19 October 9-30 6288-20 November 6-27 6288-21 December *4-18 6288-22 January 8-29 6288-23 February 5-26 6288-24 March 5-26 6288-25 April 2-23 *$9 6288-42 6288-43 6288-44 6288-45 6288-46 6288-47 6268-48 6268-49 September 5-26 October 3-24 November 7-28 December *5-19 January 9-30 February 6-27 March 6-27 April 3-24 Chair Yoga enables movement with added safety, security and confidence. Western Branch Community Center Wednesdays; 1-2pm; $20 6288-10 6288-11 6288-12 6288-13 September 6-27 October 4-25 November 1-15, 29 December 6-13* *Class on 12/6 & 12/13 only - $10 6288-14 6288-15 6288-16 6288-17 January 10-31 February 7-28 March 7-28 April 4-25 Enjoy the sights of Surry, VA with a tour guide as we visit Surrey Visitor Center, Chippokes Plantation State Park, and Edwards Ham Shoppe. “Dutch” lunch at Surry Seafood Company. 6290-12 Thursday; 10/12; $15 Pick-up at Western Branch Community Center, 9:30am; return, 4pm Pick-up at River Crest Community Center, 9am; return, 4:30pm Holiday Lights Display “Dutch” dinner at Waterman’s and then bus ride to view creative light displays on the beach boardwalk. 6290-14 Thursday; 12/7; $12 Pick-up at Western Branch Community Center, 6:30pm; return, 11pm Pick-up at River Crest Community Center, 6pm; return, 11:30pm Seniors In Motion Low-Impact Aerobics with High-Impact Results! $1 @ Door | 9:30–10:30am Led by a Certified Instructor Tuesday Great Bridge Community Center Wednesday River Crest Community Center Thursday Indian River Community Center Friday Deep Creek Community Center CityofChesapeake.net/GUIDE | 757-382-6411 FREE Pickle-Ball lessons for new players interested in learning this exciting game! Starting September 15, 2017; Fridays; 9:30-10:30am Call 382-6411 to sign up. River Crest Community Center Gym 1001 River Walk Pkwy, 23320 OPEN PICKLE-BALL® Deep Creek Community Center Mondays, 10am-1pm Indian River Community Center Mondays, 10am-1pm River Crest Community Center Tuesdays & Thursdays, 1-3pm Western Branch Community Center Tuesdays, 1-3pm Thursday, 9am-12pm 19 “55 and Better” Special Events You can register for events with program numbers at CityofChesapeake.net/GUIDE . Events are designed to provide opportunities for socialization, physical activity and relaxation. 39th Annual 50+ Chesapeake Games!! April 16-21, 2018 Registration forms available February 1, at all City of Chesapeake libraries, community centers and Parks, Recreation and Tourism Administrative Office, 1224 Progressive Drive, 23320, or online at CityofChesapeake.net/55andbetter. Free T-Shirt to all pre-registered participants! Join us for the Opening Ceremonies: Saturday, April 14, 2018 | 10am-12pm Indian River Community Center 2250 Old Greenbrier Road, 23325 Medicare Information Series If you are turning 65, considering retirement, or just need to understand Medicare better, please join us at these free workshops. Led by representatives from Cecil Jenkins Insurance and Humana. Please call 757-382-6411 to reserve your seat today! Friday, September 22; 10-11am Rokeby Center- 1709 Rokeby Avenue, 23325 Friday, October 6; 10-11am Great Bridge Community Center 212 Holt Drrive Tuesday, December 5; 10-11am Dr. Clarence V. Cuffee Community Center 2019 Windy Road, 23324 Bingo Madness! Age 55+ FREE tickets available for these Saturday events on a first-come, first-served basis on the specified date at the Parks, Recreation and Tourism Administrative Office, 1224 Progressive Drive, 23320. September 23, 2017; 11am-1pm (tickets 9/11) Western Branch Community Center 4437 Portsmouth Boulevard, 23321 Sponsored in part by: Bickford of Suffolk October 7, 2017; 11am-1pm (tickets 9/25) Great Bridge Community Center 212 Holt Drive, 23322 Sponsored in part by: Beltone Southside December 2, 2017; 11am-1pm (tickets 11/20) River Crest Community Center 1001 River Walk Parkway, 23320 Pig Pickin’ Don’t miss this one! Join others for socializing, music from a live band, and a delicious feast of barbecue prepared southern style. Participants are encouraged to recycle at this annual Virginia Green event. Friday, September 15; 11am-1pm; $7; #6478-06 Chesapeake City Park, 900 City Park Drive, 23320 Register by: September 11, 2017 Art Expo November 1-30, 2017 Participants ages “55 and Better” will be displaying variety of art mediums at The Portlock at South Norfolk, 3815 Bainbridge Boulevard, 23324 during the month of November! Registration forms for artists will be available September 1 at all City of Chesapeake Libraries, Community Centers and online at: CityofChesapeake.net/55andbetter. Sunday, November 5, 2017; 1-4pm Enjoy light refreshments and demonstrations from our artists. Holiday Luncheon Celebrate the holiday season with festive entertainment and a catered meal and a host of fun activities. A special guest will arrive in time to share some holiday cheer! Saturday, December 9; 11am-1pm; $10; #6478-02 Oscar Smith High School 1994 Tiger Drive, 23320 Register by: December 1, 2017 A Formal Affair Dance the night away at this semi-formal event at Oscar F. Smith High School. Enjoy a delicious catered meal, and excellent music at this annual crowd favorite. Take home a keepsake photograph! Saturday, February 24; 5-8pm; $13; #6478-03 Oscar Smith High School, 1994 Tiger Drive, 23320 Register by: February 17, 2018 Special Thanks To Our Co-Sponsors! Sponsored in part by: Visiting Angels-Chesapeake 20 CityofChesapeake.net/GUIDE | 757-382-6411 or collaboration, the take you from your successful event. Meet, Greet & Gather Since 1997, the Chesapeake Conference Center has hosted events of all types and sizes. So when it comes to gathering folks, we have the space, the amenities and the expertise to make any occasion a success. We can accommodate as many as 2,800 attendees for concerts and shows or 1,100 for banquet style events, such as weddings, galas and fundraisers. Tradeshows and conventions can take advantage of our versatile floor plans and space for up to 200 10 foot exhibits with plenty of room for breakout sessions, lectures, training classes, demonstrations and workshops. Upcoming Events September First Citizen of Chesapeake Dinner - Sept 21 October Chesapeake State of Schools Breakfast- Oct 26 November Taste of Chesapeake- Nov 16 Holiday Craft Show - Nov 18-19 December Jingle Ball - Dec 1 Holiday Brass Concert - Dec 13 For more information, visit our website. 700 Conference Center Drive | www.chesapeakeconference.com | 757.382.2500 ATHLETICS Office: 757-382-6411 | Hotline: 757-382-6400, #1 | CityofChesapeake.net/Sports YOUTH ATHLETIC LEAGUE PROGRAMS 2017-18 Annual Calendar and Registration Information Youth Volleyball (Fall) Fee: $60/$80 Boys & Girls Age: 9-16 (age as of July 31, 2017) Registration: June 5-August 12 | Practice Begins: September 5 Season: October 14 to mid-November Youth Basketball Fee: $60/$80 Boys & Girls Age: 5-18 (age as of December 31, 2017) Registration: September 5-October 28 | Practice Begins: December 2 Evaluation/Draft Days: November 11-GB, 13-SN, 14-DC, 15-IR, 18-WB Season: January 6 to mid-March Youth Spring Coed Soccer Fee: $60/$80 Boys & Girls Age: 5-16 (age as of March 31, 2018) Registration: January 2-February 24 | Practice Begins: March 17 Evaluation/Draft Days: March 5-SN, 6-IR, 7-WB, 8-DC, 10-GB Season: April 16 to mid-May Youth Volleyball (Summer) Fee: $60/$80 Boys & Girls Age: 9-16 (age as of May 31, 2018) Registration: April 2- May 12 | Practice Begins: Week of June 4 Season: July 9 to mid-August Youth Football and Cheering Fee: Flag Football $60 | Tackle Football $85*| Cheering $25/$45** Boys & Girls Age: 5-13 (age as of July 31, 2018) Registration: April 30-July 21 (Flag); *Tackle Walk-in dates: May 1, 3, 5 | June 5, 7, 9 | July 17, 19, 21 Practice Begins: Week of August 4th Season: September 8 to mid-November Areas: Deep Creek (DC), Great Bridge (GB), Indian River (IR), South Norfolk (SN), Western Branch (WB) *Tackle Players are required to be present for weigh-in. Weigh-in locations at the five corresponding centers. **Cheering parents responsible for uniforms. ~Fees shown are Resident/Non-Resident Rates. (Subject to change) 22 CityofChesapeake.net/Sports | 757-382-6411 Athletic League Registration Registration Guidelines Youth Athletic League Registration Information • A birth certificate or other legal document (photocopy for mail-in) is required at registration to verify birth date. (This photocopy will not be returned.) • Registration fees must be paid by check/money order payable to “Chesapeake Treasurer.” Any false or incorrect information provided on registration forms will result in player being declared ineligible immediately and for the remainder of the season. Additionally, all games in which the player participates will be forfeited. No refunds will be issued after drafts. THREE WAYS TO REGISTER OPTION 1. MAIL-IN REGISTRATION OPTION 2. WALK-IN REGISTRATION Mail-in Registration Procedures for All* Sports: Now, parents may visit ANY Chesapeake community center during their seasonal operation schedule and drop-off Athletic registration forms for any sport. Registrations will be accepted until the cut-off date listed for each sport. *(Excluding Tackle Football) 1. COMPLETELY fill-out the registration form. Be sure to note the area of Chesapeake in which you would like your child to play. Registration form is located at CityofChesapeake. net/SPORTS – “Youth Sports” 2. Mail OR drop-off registration form, payment and proof of age: Chesapeake Parks, Recreation and Tourism, Attn: Athletics, 1224 Progressive Drive (after-hours drop box on site), Chesapeake, VA 23320 or any Chesapeake Community Center. Registration postmark/drop-off must be by the registration end date listed on page 22 for each sport. REGISTRATIONS RECEIVED AFTER THESE DATES MAY NOT BE ACCEPTED. 3. Evaluation Day: All registered participants come and show off their skills to the coaches to assist in team placement, exceptions are youth football/cheering. 4. Following player drafts, coaches will call parents to inform them of which team their child has been assigned. WANTED: Volunteer Coaches OPTION 3. ONLINE REGISTRATION Go to CityofChesapeake.net/GUIDE select Option 2, “View Activities & Register Online” Youth Sports “Team” Registrations We need volunteers to serve as head coaches and assistant coaches. Parks, Recreation and Tourism depends on volunteers to provide leadership and guidance for our youth teams. Please consider registering as a coach! Complete a Coaches’ Application at any community center or the PR&T Administrative Office, 1224 Progressive Drive, Chesapeake, 23320. A criminal history background check and required fingerprints will be performed. Please contact the Athletic Office at 757-382-6411 for more information. Special THANKS to ALL our Volunteers! Receive your SPORT TEAM UPDATES via email, text or phone. Sign-Up at CityofChesapeake.net/ChesapeakeAlert Select: Adult Team Sports or Youth Team Sports In addition to eight community center registration locations, registrations are at the Administrative Office located at 1224 Progressive Drive, 23320, from 8am-5pm, Monday-Friday; and 10am-4pm, Saturday and Sunday. Bring Your Own Team! Sport: 7-on-7 Flag Football Fee: $525 | Age: 8-16 | Season: April-end of May Register by: April 3, 2018 Sport: Summer Basketball Fee: $525 | Age: 8-16 | Season: June 18-end of July Register by: May 18, 2018 Athletic Rules View them online @ CityofChesapeake.net/sports CHESAPEAKE TENNIS ASSOCIATION (CTA) For details, please contact Emogene Johnson Vaughn at 757-270-5445. 2018 Adult Sports Dates and Fees Sport Winter Basketball Spring Softball Fee $550 $490 Practice Starts December 10 March 26 Season Start January 5, 2018 April 9, 2018 CityofChesapeake.net/Sports | 757-382-6411 SENIOR SOFTBALL LEAGUE For details, please contact Buddy Barrett at 757-487-9011 RENTALS: Athletic Fields & Tennis Courts See Inside Back Cover! 23 Special Interest Visit the 45-acre Arboretum with it’s various theme gardens and 3.5 miles of wooded trails. B A T in your own CITY! Open, daily dusk to dawn. Volunteer Opportunities Available! Park Amenities: • 8 bridges • +/- 3 miles of trails • 3 acre Lake - Lake Hughes • Caleb Williamson Farm House – c.1830’s • Picnic areas with tables • Propagation Nursery • Master Gardener area with greenhouse 624 Oak Grove Road, Chesapeake VA 23320 The tourism indu ustryy ggenerates more than $270 million annuallyy for Chesapeake p so take time to say thanks to the industry that never sleeps. We live, work and play each day in a city that offers outdoor adventures, delicious hometown flavors, and miles of shopping spots for tourists and locals alike! Take a hike or bike ride in Northwest River Park and explore the great outdoors. Pack a picnic and soak up some sun at Oak Grove Lake Park. Rediscover the historic waterways with a kayak or canoe trip through the Dismal Swamp Canal. Unwind with a shopping spree at Towne Place at Greenbrier, and cap off your outing with a tasty meal at a local hot spot! Information: 757-819-7510 CityofChesapeake.net/Arboretum For more information and ideas about how to see Chesapeake as a tourist, visit www.visitchesapeake.com Chesapeake Farmer’s Market OPEN Wednesdays & Saturdays June 17-November 22, 2017 8 a.m. – 1 p.m. (3 locations) CHESAPEAKE CITY PARK 900 City Park Drive, 23320 BATTLEFIELD PARK SOUTH 120 Reservation Road, 23322 (at southwest foot of Great Bridge Bridge) WESTERN BRANCH PARK 4337 Portsmouth Boulevard, 23323 INFO: 757-382-6348 24 Carvings by Skip Raymos, Hedgehogs Woodcarvings CityofChesapeake.net/parks-rec-tourism | 757-382-6411 Fall/Winter 2017-2018 Calendar of COMING ATTRACTIONS Check out our EVENTS online at CityofChesapeake.net/PRTEvents Or call 757-382-6411 for additional information. August 19 Movie & More: Angry Birds~ Elizabeth River Park September 3 Symphony Under the Stars~ Chesapeake City Park September 16 Movie & More: Secret Life of Pets~ Western Branch Park September 23 Family Fun Day at NWRP~ Northwest River Park October 21 & 22 Bark in the Park & 5k Doggy Dash~ Chesapeake City Park October 20-22; 27-29 Ghost Train @ Northwest River Park~ Northwest River Park November 18 & 19 Holiday Craft Show~ Chesapeake Conference Center December 2 & 3 Battle of Great Bridge~ Battlefield Park South December 13 Holiday Brass Concert~ Chesapeake Conference Center April 14 Dismal Swamp Stomp Running Festival~ Dismal Swamp Canal Trail October 21 Movie & More: Trolls~ Deep Creek Park “Movies and More” Outdoor Movie Series August 19 @ Elizabeth River Park | September 16 @ Western Branch Park October 21 @ Deep Creek Park Start Time: 5 p.m. MOVIE time: around sunset Please come and join us for some FREE Family Fun! Gates open at 5 p.m. with free parking! Enjoy a dance party, inflatables, face painting and other fun activities prior to the movie. Food vendors on site | Information: 757-382-6411 Check out our EVENTS online at CityofChesapeake.net/PRTEvents Or call 757-382-6411 for additional information. Chesapeake Parks, Recreation and Tourism ~ 1224 Progressive Drive, Chesapeake, VA 23320
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