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FALL-WINTERSeptember 2013-February 2014activityguideFarmers’ Marketpage 15KEYSER BARNCONCERT SERIESpage 15Need gift ideas?Cuyahoga FallsParks & Recreationhas something foreveryone!page 14Don L. RobartMayor

Natatorium Rental InformationCONFERENCE & BANQUET CENTERThe Natatorium Conference and Banquet Center is available for receptions,parties, showers, banquets, expos, meetings, and more! The banquet centerwing is 5,000 square feet and can accomodate up to 300 people seated using all3 rooms, or for smaller events, rooms can be divided and reserved individually.Also included is a newly remodeled lobby, bathrooms, patio, projection screen,TV/DVD equipment, and a wood dance floor (Cuyahoga room only). Servicekitchens (small with Cuyahoga room, large with Hopewell room) are alsoavailable at an additional fee. Visit www.cityofcf.com/natatorium for current ratesand policies.9Now at The Natatorium andCenter for Functional Fitness!• No Cost Membership - Unlimited Health Benefits• Many health plans cover membership• Land and water classes designed for BabyBoomers• Access to entire facility & equipmentCheck your eligibility at The Natatorium’swelcome desk or www.silversneakers.com10 th Annual5K RACE,5K WALK, &1 MILE FAMILYFUN RUNSunday, September 15, 20138 amUSATF Certified Course OH 04037 PRThe Natatorium2345 Fourth StreetCuyahoga Falls, OHContact Julie O’Connell, 330-971-8087www.cityofcf.com/natatoriumDon L. RobartMayorCall 330-971-8087 Thank you about to our becoming sponsors! a sponsor!Registration website: www.active.com, search for “Natatorium 5K”Bronze Level$150 - monetary donationCoupons/free items for the runners’ kitsMentioned on Registration WebsiteMentioned in Race Day AnnouncementsRecognition at Awards CeremonySilver Level$500 - merchandise/gift cert. donationAll Bronze Level benefitsComplimentary table at the ExpoLogo on race shirt, website, & posterPlatinum Level$1,000 - monetary donationAll Silver Level benefitsGold Level$1,500 - monetary donationAll Platinum Level benefitsYour banner at the Finish LineSponsorship on race website & poster*Sponsorship packages can be customizedto fit your budget and marketing strategiesContact Julie O’Connell at 330-971-8087 about becoming a sponsorGift Cards Make a Great Gift! Pick One Up Today!

THECENTERFORFUNCTIONAL FITNESSon t h e ci v i c cen t e r campus2310 Second StreetCuyahoga Falls, OH 44221330-971-8080www.cit yofcf.com/functionalfitnESSWant a FREE membership to TheNatatorium and Center forFunctional Fitness? See if you’reeligible for the SilverSneakersprogram at The Natatorium’swelcome desk or visitwww.silversneakers.comwork out with your peers inour private and unique facilitydesigned for baby boomersSCAN FOR ASCHEDULE OFOUR CLASSES!MUSCLE.BONES.BALANCE.BRAINS.we offer 10functional fitnessclasses each week!Classes and equipment focus oncardio endurancemuscle strengthflexibilitybalancecognitionandnutritionto make sure you can maintainyour independence!Hours of OperationMonday-Saturday: 8 am-12 pm Monday-Thursday: 5-7:30 pm

Halloween/Fall Special Events26 th Annual Halloween Creative Writing ContestAspiring Middle School and High School writers needed! Do you have what it takesto out scare your friends? The Cuyahoga Falls Parks and Recreation Departmentis sponsoring this annual Halloween writing contest. Original spooky poems orshort stories of 350 words or less can be submitted to any English teacher betweenSeptember 16 th and October 7 th . All entries must be typed and double-spaced andinclude a cover page with title, author’s name, school, grade, and English teacher’sname. Trophies will be awarded October 31 st for those who dare to scare!Community Halloween Party at Falls River SquareJoin your friends and neighbors at the Cuyahoga Falls Halloween Spooktacularon Saturday, October 26 th from 2-4 pm at Falls River Square. Admission to thisevent and participation in the Don Sitts Auto “Trunk or Treat” are FREE! Bring apre-carved pumpkin for entry in one of the following carving contest categories:Largest, Smallest, Best Decorated, Scariest, or Most Original. A Costume Contestwill also be held with categories that include: up to 18 months, 19 months-3 years,4-5 years, 6-8 years, and 9-10 years. Please be seated in the amphitheater by 2:15pm to participate in the costume contest. A $5 activity stamp may be purchasedfor unlimited access to hayrides, petting zoo, and other attractions. Refreshmentsavailable for purchase. Call the Parks and Recreation office at 330-971-8225for more information.13Window Donations Needed!Cuyahoga Falls merchants interested in donating a window (or two!) for use inthe 56 th annual Halloween Window Painting Contest are encouraged to call theParks and Recreation Department at 330-971-8225 to register. Windows canbe any shape or size, however, please note that all donated windows should beeasily accessible and should not contain window panes. Join in the Halloweenspirit, spice up your business’s windows, and help support local students in thisfun Cuyahoga Falls tradition!Celebrating 90 Years ofCommunity Banking!Cuyahoga FallsTrick or Treatis on Saturday,October 26 thfrom 6-8 pm!56 th Annual Window Painting ContestShow off your artistic abilities by joining in on this fun Halloween tradition! AllMiddle School and High School students are invited to submit an 8 ½” x 11”Halloween themed drawing to their art teacher by Friday, October 4 th . Studentschosen to paint their drawings on area windows will be notified by October 10 th &painting will take place October 12-27. Winners will receive a Halloween trophy!Family Friendly Monster Mash Halloween Bash!Come dressed in costume and do the Monster Mashat the Quirk Cultural Center on Saturday, October12 th from 6:30-8:30 pm. Tickets are $10 per personfor Cuyahoga Falls residents, $12 per person fornonresidents. Dinner, DJ and dancing, a keepsakephoto, and a Halloween treat bag for the kids isincluded. Reservations should be made in advancestarting September 27 th for residents and October 4 thfor nonresidents by calling the Quirk Cultural Centerat 330-971-8425. Space is limited so register early!There is no online registration for this event.Class Date Day Time R/NR Fee363304 1A October 12 Saturday 6:30-8:30 pm $10/$12140 Portage Trail:330.923.0454505 Graham Road:330.928.8550www.valleysavingsbank.comGoing to Monster Mash or theCommunity Halloween Party?Scan to add them to your calendar!Gift Cards Make a Great Gift! Pick One Up Today!

14Holiday TreasuresAn annual craft show sponsored by the CraftShoppe from 9 am-3 pm on Sat, Nov 16 th . Getone of a kind holiday gifts like jewelry, homedecor, greeting cards, and more! 50/50 raffle, FREE admission, and concessionsavailable. Limited spaces available: $20/space or $25/table & space. Pricesincrease after Oct 1 st . Call 330-971-8425 for an application.Lunch with SantaAll the good little boys and girls will want to tell Santa their Christmas wishes atthe Parks and Recreation sponsored Lunch with Santa on Saturday, December7 th from 11 am-1 pm at the Quirk Cultural Center. This memorable holiday eventincludes lunch, a keepsake photo with Santa, holiday crafts, and a specialChristmas treat bag. Seating will begin at 10:45 am; those wishing to sit togethershould arrive together. Please register in advance starting November 18 th forCuyahoga Falls residents and November 25 th for nonresidents. There will be noonline registration for this event. Please call the Quirk Cultural Center at330-971-8425 for reservations. Space is limited so register early!Class Date Day Time R/NR Fee363303 1A Dec 7 Saturday 11 am-1 pm $6/$8 - Adult$10/$12 - ChildWinter Special EventsHoliday ConcertBring your family to this free concert and enjoy the sounds of the holiday seasonperformed by the Cuyahoga Falls Community Band, directed by Kristan Crane,and the Community Chorus, directed by Edward Shure. The performance will beheld at the Quirk Cultural Center on Monday, December 2 nd at 7:30 pm.Akron Pops Orchestra’s Holiday ConcertSpend an evening with the Akron Pops Orchestra, under the direction of KristanCrane, on Thursday, December 19 th at 7:30 pm at the Quirk Cultural Center. Theconcert is FREE with a variety of holiday music sure to please everyone.DaddyDaughterDateNightGoing toLunch with Santaor Daddy DaughterDate Night?Scan to add toyour calendar!GIFT CARDBrookledge•Downview•Natatorium•Quirk•Water Workswww.cityofcf.com/parksandrecGirls, celebrate Valentine’s Day with your favorite guy- Dad! This enchantingfather/daughter tradition will be held on Friday, Feb 7 th & Saturday, Feb 8 th from7-9 pm, & on Sunday, Feb 9 th from 1-3 pm at the Quirk Cultural Center. This eventincludes dinner, dancing, a keepsake photo, a treat bag, and more. Girls must be4+ years old to attend. Seating is on a first come basis beginning at 6:45 pm forevening dances & 12:45 pm for the afternoon dance; those wishing to sit togethershould arrive together. Reservations must be made in advance beginning Jan 24 thfor Cuyahoga Falls residents and Jan 31 st for nonresidents. Space is limited soregister early! For more info or to register, please call the Parks & Recreation officeat 330-971-8225 or the Quirk Cultural Center at 330-971-8425.Class Day Date Time R/NR Fee363301 1A Fri Feb 7 7-9 pm $12/$14363301 1B Sat Feb 8 7-9 pm $12/$14363301 1C Sun Feb 9 1-3 pm $12/$14Looking for a great gift idea?Cuyahoga Falls Parks & Recreation giftcards are a great way to give someonememberships, rentals, golf & swim lessons,adult & youth classes, greens fees,personal training, birthday parties, & more!Gift cards are accepted at all CuyahogaFalls Parks and Recreation facilities: TheNatatorium, Water Works Family AquaticCenter, Brookledge Golf Club, DownviewSports Center, Quirk Cultural Center, andthe Center for Functional Fitness.Buy one today for everyone on your list!www.cityofcf.com/parksandrec

18Ballroom Dance ClassesTaught by: Anita Converse of The Dancer in You, Inc.All classes are taught in a progressive format, each series covering one dance forfive weeks on Thursday evenings at the Quirk Cultural Center. Singles and coupleswelcome, ages teen-adult. Class fee: $10/person/class ($18 for two classes on thesame night) or $18/couple/class. Pay at the door. No pre-registration required. Tosee what dances are being taught each session, go to www.dancerinyou.com.Session I: Sept 12-Oct 10 Session IV: Jan 9-Feb 6Session II: Oct 17-Nov 4 (4 weeks) Session V: Feb 13-Mar 13Session III: Nov 21-Dec 19 (no class 11/28, 4 weeks)Beginner Ballroom6:30-7:15 pmLearn the basics of dances like Foxtrot, Waltz, Swing, Rumba, and more. Havefun, get some exercise, and be ready for social functions that include dancing.Intermediate Ballroom7:15-8 pmIncrease your repertoire and technical level on a wide variety of Ballroom, Latin,and Swing dances.Intermediate Argentine Tango 8-8:45 pmFor those who already know the basics of Tango, this will build on your socialdance repertoire, technique, and improvisational skills.Dance FeverHosted by: Anita Converse of The Dancer in You, Inc.Looking for a chance to socialize with friends, meet new ones, and enjoy greatmusic while showing off your dance moves? Come to our Friday Ballroom Dancenight! Start with a lesson from 7:30-8:15 pm featuring a different dance each weekand from 8:15-10:30 pm enjoy dancing to great music for swing, cha-cha, waltz,tango, line dances, and more. Singles and couples welcome. Lightrefreshments provided. Fridays- Oct 4, Nov 1, Jan 3, Mar 7.Fees: $10/person, $8 for college students & seniors w/ID. Pay at the door.Ballroom NightsHosted by: John and Pam BurtonPut on your dancing shoes for Fridays, Sept 27, Oct 25, Nov 22, Jan 24, and Feb28 from 7:30-10:30 pm at the Quirk Cultural Center. The evening starts withinstruction from 7:30-8 pm followed by open dance and a light snack. $9/person atthe door. No partner required. 16 & older only please.FLOWER CLASSESFresh Flower ArrangementsInstructor: Tami CusterA returning favorite instructor will teach one night projects for you to enjoy makingand adoring! All projects are displayed at the Quirk Cultural Center 1 month priorto the class. Registration fee: $3 resident/$5 nonresident. Class fees paid toinstructor at time of registration.Class Project Date Day Time Class Fee331221 1A Vase Arrangement Sept 18 Wed 7-9 pm $17Learn to arrange with fall colors331221 1B Boookay Oct 1 Tues 7-9 pm $16Basket arrangement featuring ghosts and bats331221 1C Thanksgiving Nov 23 Sat 10 am-12 pm $22Centerpiece - features candles331221 1D Holiday Wreath Dec 3 Tues 7-9 pm $20Decorate with the smell of fresh greens & seasonal noveltiesBecome Your Own FloristInstructor: Tami CusterThis 6-week course covers all aspects of live flowers from basic arrangements tocorsages, artificial wreaths or swags, bridal bouquet, vasing flowers, and funeral oraltar pieces. Class fee: $125 payable to instructor at time of registration.Class Dates Day Time R/NR Fee131221 2A Jan 7-Feb 11 Tues 7-9 pm $12/$24Adult LeisureAdult Ballet ClassesInstructor: Jean BradyDesigned to promote good posture, self confidence, and grace while teachingstudents how to strengthen and protect their bodies from injury. This class willconsist of traditional ballet barre, strengthening exercies, and mild ballet centerfloor combinations. Pre-registration required. Class fee: $20 for one class perweek, $35 for both classes per week, payable to instructor at time of registration atthe Quirk Cultural Center. 4 week sessions.Class Beg/Inter Dates Day Time R/NR Fee331104 1A Intermed Sept 3-24 Tues 9-10:15 am $8/$12331104 1B Intermed Oct 1-22 Tues 9-10:15 am $8/$12331104 1C Intermed Oct 29-Nov 19 Tues 9-10:15 am $8/$12331104 1D Intermed Nov 26-Dec 17 Tues 9-10:15 am $8/$12331104 1E Intermed Jan 7-28 Tues 9-10:15 am $8/$12331104 1F Intermed Feb 4-25 Tues 9-10:15 am $8/$12331104 2A Beginner Sept 5-26 Thurs 9-10 am $8/$12331104 2B Beginner Oct 3-24 Thurs 9-10 am $8/$12331104 2C Beginner Oct 31-Nov 21 Thurs 9-10 am $8/$12331104 2D Beginner Jan 2-23 Thurs 9-10 am $8/$12331104 2E Beginner Jan 30-Feb 20 Thurs 9-10 am $8/$12Now Offering Night Classes!Class Beg/Inter Dates Day Time R/NR Fee331105 1A Beginner Sept 3-24 Tues 6-7 pm $8/$12331105 1B Beginner Oct 1-22 Tues 6-7 pm $8/$12331105 1C Beginner Oct 29-Nov 19 Tues 6-7 pm $8/$12331105 1D Beginner Jan 7-28 Tues 6-7 pm $8/$12331105 1E Beginner Feb 4-25 Tues 6-7 pm $8/$12Country Line Dance ClassesTaught by: Sarah ColstonCome join your friends and learnclassic and new line dances. Allages welcome. The first hour ofthe class is for beginners who havenever line danced before. Basicsteps and dances are taught slowlywith plenty of review. The secondhour is geared towards the moreexperienced line dancer. Studentsmay stay for all or any part of the class with which they feel comfortable. Classesmeet at the Quirk Cultural Center on Tuesdays from 6:30-8:30 pm.$8/person/night. Pay at the door, no pre-registration.Fall I: Sept 3-Oct 15 Fall II: Oct 29-Dec 10Woodshop OrientationInstructor: Bill LambacherWednesdays- Sept 4, Oct 2, Nov 6, Dec 4, Jan 8, Feb 5 from 7-9 pm. Fee: $6 paidnight of class. Learn the usage and safety of each machine. After orientation iscompleted, participants may work independently in the workshop by purchasing auser card- $25 for 5 visits.Wood ProjectsInstructor: Bill LambacherContinues the following Wednesdays after orientation so why not createsomething for the house or the outside garden for the winter? Instructor willsupervise and help in choosing supplies and construction. 3 week sessions.Class Dates Day Time R/NR Fee331312 1A Sept 11-25 Wed 7-9 pm $30/$38331312 1B Oct 9-23 Wed 7-9 pm $30/$38331312 1C Nov 13-27 Wed 7-9 pm $30/$38www.cityofcf.com/parksandrec

POTTERY & CERAMICSPotteryInstructors: Amy Steiner, Danielle MarinoFoundations to wheel work. New and experienced potters benefit from individualattention to learn and perfect their skill. New students must start with handbuilding. Glazes and firing included. Clay additional. Mon, Tues, Wed, or Thurs7-9:30 pm or Wed 12:30-3 pm. Class fee: $75 resident/$90 nonresident.Session I: weeks of Sept 9-Oct 14Session II: weeks of Oct 28-Dec 9 (no class week of 11/25)Session III: weeks of Jan 6-Feb 10Session IV: weeks of Feb 24-Mar 31Day Class Session I Session II Session III Session IVMon Hand build 331202 1A 331208 1A 131202 1A 131202 2AMon Throwing 331202 1B 331208 1B 131202 1B 131202 2BTues Hand build 331202 1C 331208 1C 131202 1C 131202 2CTues Throwing 331202 1D 331208 1D 131202 1D 131202 2DWed Hand build 331202 1E 331208 1E 131202 1E 131202 2EWed Throwing 331202 1F 331208 1F 131202 1F 131202 2FWed Day Hand build 331202 1G 331208 1G 131202 1G 131202 2GWed Day Throwing 331202 1H 331208 1H 131202 1H 131202 2HThurs Hand build 331202 1J 331208 1J 131202 1J 131202 2JThurs Throwing 331202 1K 331208 1K 131202 1K 131202 2KCeramicsInstructors: Elaine Keller, Dee EarlenbaughMany holiday items & useful home dishware (platters, bowls, cups) to make asgifts. Use of tools, stains, glazes, & instruction included. Greenware, specialtyproducts, excessive glazes, & firing additional cost. All classes from 7-9:30 pm.Class Dates Day R/NR Fee331220 1A Sept 9-Oct 14 Mon $25/$30331220 1B Sept 10-Oct 15 Tues $25/$30331220 2A Oct 21-Dec 2 (no class 11/25) Mon $25/$30331220 2B Oct 22-Dec 3 (no class 11/26) Tues $25/$30131220 1A Jan 13-Feb 17 Mon $25/$30131220 1B Jan 14-Feb 18 Tues $25/$30131220 2A Feb 24-Mar 31 Mon $25/$30131220 2B Feb 25-Apr 1 Tues $25/$30Ceramic - Drop in SaturdaysAdults too busy during the week can drop into a Saturday class and pay a one dayfee. It’s a great time to get a group of friends together and complete a fun project.Greenware, excessive glazes, specialty products, and firing additional cost.Saturdays from 9 am-2 pm. Class fee: $7 resident/$10 nonresident. Sept 7, 21,Oct 5, 19, Nov 2, 16, Dec 7, 21, Jan 4, 18, Feb 1, 15.Ceramic Short Term ProjectsInstructor: Elaine AragonEver wanted to just make an item in just a few days? You’ll create and completethese projects in just 2 days! All projects on display at the Quirk Cultural Center.Bring snacks to share on night two! Lights & speciality products additional cost.Class Project Date Day Time R/NR Fee331219 1A Leaf Platter Sept 19, 26 Thurs 7-9 pm $20/$25331219 1B Christmas Tree Oct 17, 24 Thurs 7-9 pm $20/$25331219 1C Ornaments Nov 21 Thurs 7-9:30 pm $20/$25331219 1D Snowman Stack Dec 5, 12 Thurs 7-9 pm $20/$25131219 1A Heart Bowls Jan 16, 23 Thurs 7-9 pm $20/$25131219 1B Handled Basket Feb 13, 20 Thurs 7-9 pm $20/$25Adult LeisureGift Cards Make a Great Gift! Pick One Up Today!19Ghost Hunting ClassesInstructors: Carrol York and Jeri HollandAll classes are on Thursdays from 7-9 pm. Registration fee: $2 resident/$4nonresident. Class fee: $10/person payable to instructor at time of registration.Ghost Hunting 101336312 1AA chill up your spine, goose bumps on your arms, and the feeling you’re beingwatched- are you ready to explore your suspicions and find out what’s reallycausing the phenonmenon? Join us for an evening to learn basic ghost huntingtechniques- ghost protocol, how to conduct an investigation, interpreting hauntingbehavior, record data, capture evidence, terminology, tools of the trade, andmuch more! Must be 18 years or older. Oct 3 rd .Ghost Hunting 102336312 1BIf you already know your basics & have taken Ghost Hunting 101, then join usfor some interactivity. You’ll be role-playing in investigation scenarios, analyzingevidence, working in groups to help understand different theories about ghosthunting & paranormal research. Paranormal research certificates will be awardedafter completing Ghost Hunting 101 & 102. Must be 18 years or older. Oct 10 th .Murder, Mayhem, & Modern Mysteries 336312 1CMurder in your hometown? Whether it’s lustful murders, mafia hits, or viciousrobberies, Summit Co. has more stories than you can imagine. Learn how localpsychics, mediums, and dowsers are used to help solve crimes in comparison toscientific crime detection and more! First half looks at local cases, second half ishands on crime solving. Must be 18 years or older. Oct 17 th .Ohio Haunts336312 1DThinking of expanding your haunted horizons? Join paranormal researcher &local historian Jeri Holland dig into ghost tales & legends in Ohio history- haunts& folklore, weird history, paranormal sightings, & stories handed down throughgenerations. Learn about well known sights & some not-so-known hauntedplaces that will help you decide where you’ll be taking your next trip! Oct 24 th .Oil and Acrylic PaintingInstructor: Eric NaylorThis is a great place to create a work of art from color mixing, application, andcomposition to a complete project. Students supply painting materials.Class Dates Day Time R/NR Fee331201 1A Sept 9-30 Mon 7-10 pm $30/$38331201 2A Oct 7-28 Mon 7-10 pm $30/$38331201 3A Nov 4-Dec 2 (no class 11/25) Mon 7-10 pm $30/$38131201 1A Jan 6-27 Mon 7-10 pm $30/$38131201 1B Feb 3-24 Mon 7-10 pm $30/$38Weekly Duplicate BridgeOpen to the public. Sanctioned by the American Contract Bridge League. Allsessions are $6/player/night paid at game.I. Mondays at 7 pm, begins Sept 9 th . No partner required. Game starts with minilesson.Play 24-27 boards, finishing by 9:30 pm. Call Don or Katy Moyer, 330-686-9740 with questions.II. Tuesdays at 7 pm begins Sept 3 rd . Partners recommended (2,500 points). 20minute lecture once a month.III. Fridays at 12:30 pm on Sept 6, 13, Oct 4, 11, 25, Nov 15, Dec 6, 20Craft ShoppeDo you have a creative touch and creations tosell? No rent or payment upfront! The CraftShoppe located inside the Quirk Cultural Center(330-971-8425) is an outlet for handcrafted items. We’re looking for consigneeswho want to have a safe location to display their items. Consignees receive 90%of their sales if they assist in clerking. All adult new consignees are welcome tosee what we’re all about. Board meetings- 2 nd Tuesday of each month at 9 am.Hours: Mon (10 am-4 pm, 6-8 pm), Tues-Fri (10 am-4 pm), Sat (10 am-2 pm)

20Beginner Beekeeper ClassInstructor: Summit County Beekeepers AssociationClass will cover all aspects from how to get bees to honey extraction. Each weekwill have a speaker and a hands-on interactive lesson. Why and how to get started,the costs and time involved, and basic management of a hobby apiary will becovered. Class fee: $52 (individual) or $75 family (2 people max), payable toSummit Co. Beekeepers Assoc, includes the class, a beginner’s beekeeping book($10 value), and a 1 year membership in the Summit Co. Beekeepers Assoc ($10value). Those who attend will receive a raffle ticket for a drawing of a free packageof live bees to start your new hive ($75 value). Limit 50 students/class.Class Dates Day Time131318 1A Jan 15-Feb 5 Wed 7-9 pm131318 1B Feb 8-15 Sat 10 am-2 pmBalanced Living 101- Get Healthier NOW!Instructor: Marcy Grafton, certified health coachImagine how it would feel to have a truly healthy body and to enjoy all the activitiesyou love. Through this series, you’ll discover the food and lifestyle choices thatbest support your unique needs. Making gradual, lifelong changes enables youto reach your current and future health goals. All classes are taught at the QuirkCultural Center and include a demonstration and/or samples with a recipe cardand education handouts. Registration fee: $2 resident/$3 nonresident per class.Class fee: $10/class ($99 for all 12 classes) made payable to the instructor at timeof registration. All classes are on Thursdays from 7-8 pm.Intro to Green Smoothies331301 1ALearn all about green smoothies- what they are, why you should include them inyour diet, and what tools and ingredients you need to make them. September 5 th .Sugar Blues Workshop331301 1BLearn all about the downfalls of sugar with tips on how to reduce the amountyou’re consuming daily to beat sugar cravings, emotional eating, and binge eating.Recipes for low sugar treats included. September 12 th .Healthy Snack Ideas331301 1C3 different healthy & raw food snack ideas. Educational handout: 20 healthy snackideas/the benefits of including more raw foods in your daily diet. September 19 th .Say Goodbye to Blood Sugar Crashes 331301 1DWhy you should pack your lunch every day and what you must include to helpkeep healthy, balanced blood sugar levels- improve and keep your attention spaneven and alert. September 26 th .Glorious Greens331301 1EHow to easily get more of them into your diet. Intro to kale and other greens with 2recipes for salads. October 3 rd .Should You Go Gluten Free?331301 1FDo you need to go gluten free? We’ll sort out all the facts here. Recipes included.October 10 th .Homemade Condiments & Salad Dressings 331301 1GMake your own healthy, unprocessed, and organic condiments using high qualityingredients while avoiding toxic, unhealthy ingredients. Education topic:deciphering labels and ingredients in your favorite condiments. October 17 th .A Healthy Halloween?331301 1HLow sugar, great tasting, fun, and festive holiday treats to give away on Halloween!Education topic: high doses of sugar & its effects on mental clarity. October 24 th .Intro to Super Foods331301 1IWe’ll explore just what makes a super food “super”, including ways to include themin your daily diet. November 7 th .Pass the Salt Please331301 1JIodine and sea salt- why they’re important in northeast Ohio and what you shouldknow. Recipes included. November 14 th .Guilt Free Holiday Eating331301 1KEducation topic: enjoy the holiday parties without gaining weight. November 21 st .The Coconut Oil Miracle331301 1LLearn the many uses & health benefits of raw, organic coconut oil. December 5 th .Adult LeisureBeginning Guitar LessonsInstructor: Dave VanceHave you ever wanted to learn how to play guitar? Melody, chords, and simplerhythm will be covered in this group introductory class. All ages welcome. Bringyour own guitar. Class fee: $40 payable to instructor at time of registration.Class Dates Day Time R/NR Fee331215 1A Sept 4-25 Wed 7-8 pm $8/$16331215 1B Sept 9-30 Mon 7-8 pm $8/$16331215 2A Oct 2-23 Wed 7-8 pm $8/$16331215 2B Oct 7-28 Mon 7-8 pm $8/$16331215 3A Nov 4-25 Mon 7-8 pm $8/$16331215 3B Nov 6-27 Wed 7-8 pm $8/$16Creative & Recreational WritingInstructor: Don FredExercises to develop vocabulary & writing. Designed for serious laughers, writers,& academics 21 years & older. Group discussions. Bring a 1-2 page autobiographyto the first class. Class fee: $60 payable to instructor at time of registration.Class Dates Day Time R/NR Fee331303 1A Sept 2-23 Mon 6:30-8 pm $8/$12331303 1B Oct 7-28 Mon 6:30-8 pm $8/$12331303 1C Nov 4-18 Mon 6:30-8 pm $8/$12(and Wed, Nov 20)FIBER CLASSESClass fees listed are payable to instructor at time of registrationBatik ScarfsInstructor: Sandy BarstowUsing water soluble, wax resistant & procian dyes, students create a pictureor design & apply dye. Make a unique scarf for your collection or give as a gift!Bring scissors. Class fee: $18.Class Dates Day Time R/NR Fee331205 1A Oct 3 Thurs 7-9 pm $2/$4331205 1B Nov 2 Sat 10 am-12 pm $2/$4FeltingLearn how to create a headband using felted wool for cold weather anda pin cushion with recycled material. Great gift idea! Bring scissors. Classfee: $10.Class Dates Day Time R/NR Fee331205 2A Dec 5 Thurs 7-9 pm $2/$4FusingMake a small winter wall hanging using the fusing method of quilting. Project ison display at the Quirk Cultural Center. Class fee: $18.Class Dates Day Time R/NR Fee131205 1A Jan 11 Sat 10 am-12 pm $2/$4Beginning KnittingInstructor: Nancy RoyerLearn basic stitches, casting on, binding off, and how to read a pattern to start aproject. Students need to bring a beginner’s packet (includes 10” straight needlessizes 6 & 8, etc). Yarn will be provided for class and hand outs. Class fee: $25.Class Dates Day Time R/NR Fee131211 1A Sept 28-Oct 19 Sat 11 am-1 pm $8/$12331211 1B Oct 23-Nov 13 Wed 10:30 am-12:30 pm $8/$12Knitted SocksComplete a pair of socks. Includes patterns, materials, and instruction.Class fee: $25.Class Dates Day Time R/NR Fee131211 1A Jan 18, 25 Sat 11am-1 pm $4/$6www.cityofcf.com/parksandrec

Performing Arts & Adult SportsActors-n-Theatre in Cuyahoga FallsFall Production: Twelve Angry JurorsAuditions: Fridays, Sept 6, 13, 20 from 7-10 pm & Saturdays,Sept 7, 14 from 2-6 pm. If interested, send resume toANTICDirector@aol.com. Performances: Fridays andSaturdays, Nov 8, 9, 15, 16 with curtain at 8 pm andSundays, Nov 10, 17 with curtain at 3 pm.Point of No Return ImprovNow in its 12 th year, Point of No Return Improv is an improvcomedy group that performs two Saturdays a month at 7:30pm in Newell Theatre at the Quirk Cultural Center. Shows aresuitable for audiences ages 13 and older. Tickets: $5/person.Saturdays, Sept 7, 21, Oct 5, 19, Nov 30, Dec 7, 21, Jan 4, 18,Feb 1, 15. Visit www.prnimprov.org for directions, schedules, and more info aboutthe group. For show invitations, become a fan of us on Facebook! PNR operateswith the support of the Cuyahoga Falls Parks and Recreation Department.Men’s Basketball LeaguesThe following fast break basketball leagues are being offered this year:18 and Over Leagues: Mondays at BolichWednesdays at Bolich and Roberts30 and Over Leagues: Mondays at RobertsThe registration deadline for returning teamsis Thursday, October 10 th and Friday, October11 th for new teams. The entry fee is $410.00.Please call the Parks and Recreation officeat 330-971-8225 for a registration packet ordownload one from our website atwww.cityofcf.com/adultsports.21Adult Coed Power VolleyballOpen GymPower Level open gym at Roberts Middle School (3333Charles Street) every Thursday night from 7-10 pm, Sept 12-Dec 19 (no gym 11/28). Must be 18 years of age or older.Fee: $3/person, pay at the door. For power players only.Summit County SongwritersMondays, Sept 16, Oct 7, 21, Nov 4, 18, Dec 2, 16, Jan 6, 20, Feb 3, 17. Thisgroup of artists provide a positive forum for seasoned and prospective songwritersto present material to fellow musicians, share writing techniques, and help eachother improve as composers and entertainers. First Mondays are for presentationsand gentle critique. Third Mondays are for workshops, speakers, or collaborationsessions. Log onto www.songwritersummit.com for more info.The Cuyahoga Falls Community BandThe band consists of 45 musicians of all ages and walks of life, directed by KristanCrane. They perform a variety of standard band literature at a medium to high levelof difficulty. Auditions are not required. Rehearsals are on Mondays at the QuirkCultural Center, from the Monday after Labor Day to the Monday before MemorialDay from 7-8:30 pm. Concerts are presented in the parks through June and July.Dust off that instrument and come play with us!The Cuyahoga Falls Community ChorusThe Cuyahoga Falls Community Chorus is under the direction of Edward A. Shure,who’s celebrating his 10 th anniversary as director. The Honorable Don L. Robartrefers to the chorus as “ambassadors for our community”. The chorus’s missionis to provide passionate singers of all ages an opportunity to meet in a fun, familyoriented atmosphere. They reach people throughout the region with concerts atretirement and nursing homes, assisted living, & hospitals. They represent thecommunity at public concerts & special charities including performances at theHoliday Tree Festival in Akron, the Cuyahoga Falls Library, & the ice rink openingat Falls River Square. The Chorus rehearses on Monday evenings at SummitChristian School at Newberry Park at 7:00 pm. For more information on joining theChorus or booking them for your event, visit www.cfchorus.com or email director@cfchorus.com. There are openings for all voice parts and no audition is required.Adult Volleyball LeaguesThe following volleyball leagues are being offered this year:Women’s Power League: Tues at RobertsCoed Power (A Level) League: Thurs at Roberts & BolichCoed (B Level) League:Tues at BolichLeague play will begin the first week of January. The entry feeis $215.00 per team. The registration deadline for returningteams is Thursday, December 5 th and Friday, December 6 thfor new teams. Please call the Parks and Recreation office at330-971-8225 for a registration packet or download one fromour website at www.cityofcf.com/adultsports.The Fedeli GroupIs proud to supportThe City of Cuyahoga FallsParks and Recreation!The Fedeli Group5005 Rockside Road ~ 5th FloorIndependence, OH 44131-8003(216) 328-8080 ~ 800-837-7191Fax (216) 328-8081www.thefedeligroup.comGift Cards Make a Great Gift! Pick One Up Today!

22Rental InformationLODGESThere are 3 indoor facilities available for rent. Lodges can be reserved for a 15 hourmaximum, 9 am-Midnight. Set up information and payment is due at the time ofreservation (additional charges may apply if scheduled times are not adhered to). Alllodges are smoke free & have stoves & refrigerators. Coffee urns available at no extracharge. Call the Parks & Recreation office at 330-971-8225 or Quirk Cultural Center at330-971-8425 for reservations. Visa, MasterCard, Discover, cash, or check accepted.All prices subject to change. For info & pictures, go to www.cityofcf.com/parksandrec.Lions Park Lodge641 Silver Lake Avenue150 people seated. The lodge is air conditioned & heated. Gas fireplace available.Monday-Thursday$100 resident/$125 nonresidentFriday-Sunday, Holidays $160 resident/$185 nonresidentGalt Park Lodge2000 Oneida Avenue50 people seated. The lodge is heated but not air conditioned. Wood burning fireplaceavailable (limited wood supply).Monday-Thursday$75 resident/$90 nonresidentFriday-Sunday, Holidays $90 resident/$105 nonresidentNorthampton Town Hall 851 W. Bath Road60 people seated downstairs, 50 people upstairs. The hall is air conditioned & heated.Monday-Thursday$75 resident/$90 nonresidentFriday-Sunday, Holidays $90 resident/$105 nonresidentSHELTERSThe Parks and Recreation Department has several outdoor shelters available for rent.The daily rate for all shelters is $45 resident/$55 nonresident. All shelters arereserved from sunrise to sunset, approximately 6 am-9 pm.Water Works Shelters2025 Munroe Falls AvenueBig Cuyahoga Shelter*- 150 people Peninsula Sheter- 120 peopleKelsey Creek Shelter- 80/90 people Shady Bend Shelter- 90 peopleLittle Stone Shelter- 60/70 peopleKeyser Park Shelter851 W. Bath Road(located at the top of the hill off Northampton Road- not the ballfield shelter)Accommodates 32 peopleOak Park Shelter2250 12 th StreetAccommodates 48 people*first come, first serve; non-reservableFOR LODGES AND SHELTERSCuyahoga Falls residents may reserve Lodges and Shelters one year to the datein advance on a first come, first serve basis. Nonresidents may reserve 6 monthsto the date in advance. Reservations cancelled 6 months prior to a reservationdate- 90% refund, less then 6 months notice- 50% refund.QUIRK CULTURAL CENTER1201 Grant AvenueBanquet Room Capacity 250Monday through Thursday6-11 pm$125.00 resident/$175.00 nonresident$100 Security Deposit required (refundable)Friday6 pm-midnight$350.00 resident/$450.00 nonresident$100 Security Deposit required (refundable)Saturday and Holiday Hours10 am-midnight$350.00 resident/$450.00 nonresident$100 Security Deposit required (refundable)Newell Theatre Capacity 160$50.00 Profit rate per hour $35.00 Nonprofit rate* per hourClassrooms and Board Room$20.00 Profit rate per hour $15.00 Nonprofit rate* per hour*A Tax ID # is required for the nonprofit rate. Payment due in full at time of reservation.Reservation must include set-up, cooking, decorating, and clean-up time.www.cityofcf.com/parksandrec

Ice RinkIce Rink23at Falls River Square2013 - 2014 Season :November 30 - February 17Open EVERY DAYthrough the Holidays! **Closed Christmas DayAdmissionResident - Free(with CFOne card)Non Resident - $3Skate Rental$3 per personCall 971-8135 or log ontowww.cityofcf.comIce Skating Lessons*Hockey LessonsParty Packages*Rink Rentals*Group RatesDid you know that...Cuyahoga Falls Parks and Recreation Department has 25 cityparks, has 6 award-winning facilities, and offershundreds of activities all year long?There’s something for everyone whether it’s fitness,pottery, golf, softball, music, swimming, dancing,nutrition, mini-golf, rentals, karate, painting,and much more!Stop by one of our facilities or parks and see what theParks and Recreation Department can offer you!Visit www.cityofcf.com/parksandrec to find out more info and for our calendar!Gift Cards Make a Great Gift! Pick One Up Today!

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