Spring Program Guide 2013 - Skokie Park District
Spring Program Guide 2013 - Skokie Park District
Spring Program Guide 2013 - Skokie Park District
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Table of Contents<br />
<strong>Park</strong> <strong>District</strong> Map ......................... 2-3<br />
<strong>Park</strong> <strong>District</strong> Contacts ................. 65<br />
Birthday Parties ........................... 4<br />
<strong>Spring</strong> Special Events ................... 30-35<br />
<strong>Park</strong> and Facility Rentals .............. 63<br />
Affiliate <strong>Program</strong>s......................... 62<br />
Art ................................................ 36<br />
Before and After School Care ..... 61<br />
Childcare and Preschool .............. 59-60<br />
Cooking ........................................ 37<br />
Dance ........................................... 28-29<br />
Dogs and Dog <strong>Park</strong> ...................... 47<br />
Early Childhood <strong>Program</strong>s ........... 55-58<br />
Emily Oaks Nature Center .......... 20-25, 58<br />
Exercise ........................................ 10-11, 13<br />
Exploritorium ............................... 5<br />
Fencing ......................................... 49<br />
Figure Skating ............................... 44-46<br />
Fitness First! Health Center ........ 8-9<br />
Golf ............................................... 38-41<br />
Gymnastics ................................... 53<br />
Hockey ......................................... 44-46<br />
Hot Shot Sports ........................... 51-53<br />
Martial Arts .................................. 54<br />
Music ............................................ 29<br />
Pilates ........................................... 9-10<br />
Rowing ......................................... 7<br />
Seniors.......................................... 12-17<br />
<strong>Skokie</strong> Heritage Museum ............. 6-7<br />
Soccer .......................................... 49, 51<br />
Specialty Fitness ........................... 10<br />
Special Recreation ........................ 62<br />
Sports ........................................... 49-53<br />
Sport Leagues .............................. 50<br />
Swimming ..................................... 48<br />
Teens ............................................ 18-19<br />
Tennis ........................................... 42-43<br />
Theater ........................................ 26-27<br />
Yoga .............................................. 11<br />
Registration .................................. 64-65<br />
Policies ......................................... 63<br />
Now in Living Color!<br />
About this <strong>Program</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Series<br />
As the <strong>Skokie</strong> <strong>Park</strong> <strong>District</strong> celebrates its 85th Anniversary in <strong>2013</strong>, we are proud to roll<br />
out the district’s first full-color seasonal program guides. This year’s guides will feature a<br />
full-color retro look, celebrating the district’s rich history, largely from the 1940s to the<br />
1970s, when color was taking off in the movies, in magazine advertising and on television.<br />
Some of the images (black-and-white and color) contained in this year’s four guides have<br />
been pulled from the district’s photo archives, thanks to the <strong>Skokie</strong> Heritage Museum and<br />
the <strong>Skokie</strong> Historical Society.<br />
About the Cover<br />
This season’s cover features a modern day photo of the Emily Oaks Nature Center pond,<br />
and a photo of a Niles Center (now <strong>Skokie</strong>) youth baseball team, taken around 1915.<br />
These two photos likely have location in common, as organized <strong>Skokie</strong> baseball was<br />
played 100 years ago where Oakton <strong>Park</strong> stands today. The adjacent Oakton and Emily<br />
<strong>Park</strong>s were later the first park district acquisitions in 1929, along with land where Oakton<br />
Community College stands today.<br />
c. 1922 — <strong>Skokie</strong> Historical Society<br />
Web information disclaimer<br />
A reminder that <strong>Park</strong> <strong>District</strong> information<br />
listed on third party web sites may be<br />
inaccurate. Please visit www.<strong>Skokie</strong><strong>Park</strong>s.org<br />
for correct information.<br />
Special thanks to the <strong>Skokie</strong> Historical Society for the<br />
many photos used in this program guide.