FUNfare! Magazine - City of Boynton Beach

Dear Friends & Neighbors,Although for many of us, it’s been a few years since we werein school, one of my most vivid memories of childhood wasthe excitement of school being over and summer beginning.Regardless of the weather, summer is always an excingme of the year. The days are longer, the pool is morerefreshing, and each week is filled with things we want todo instead of things we have to do. It brings to mind theimportance of making sure our days include acvies thathelp maintain a good balance in our life. Recreaon is anessenal component of a healthy lifestyle, one in which webalance the things we have to do, such as work, chores andpaying the bills, with things we want to do, like dancing,playing, drawing and having fun! This may seem trivial tosome, but unfortunately you don’t have to look very hard tofind someone who is obviously over stressed, or in a physicalcondion that inhibits their ability to enjoy life.However, especially here in Boynton, you don’t have to lookvery hard to find many healthy and fun alternaves. TheRecreaon & Parks Department provides a broad menu offun opons to choose from! The acvies you find in thisissue of Funfare! Magazine, whether it’s a Zumba class, an artclass, dance program or simply walking in one of our manyparks, are proven ways to reduce stress, stay healthy, andmost of all, enjoy a good quality of life for as long as possible.So, as the beginning of summer quickly approaches, I urge allof you to make this a me when you once again get excitedabout doing something you want to do, instead of focusingonly on the things you have to do. It will do your body andyour mind a lot of good. Have fun, recreate!Wally Majors, CPRPRecreaon & Parks DirectorBoynton Beach...Where Recreation is a Lifestyle

July IsParks and Recreaon Month!Where can you improve your health without goingto the doctor? How do you spend me with friendsand meet new ones? Where can children learn andgrow outside of school? Right here with the Cityof Boynton Beach Recreaon & Parks Department.Celebrate Parks and Recreaon Month by recallingthe many good things in life that actually do Startin Parks!As part of a naonwide celebraon, the City ofBoynton Beach Recreaon & Parks Department ispleased to be a part of recognizing the many valuesand benefits of parks and recreaon. Did you knowthat citizens who have access to parks engagemore frequently in physical acvies to promotebeer health? Were you aware that adolescentswho parcipate in extra-curricular acvies aremore likely to avoid at-risk behaviors? Have youconsidered the economic impact that visitors toparks, tournaments and special events bring tothe community?Join us in celebrang Parks and Recreaon Monthby visiting a park, participating in a recreationprogram or soaking up rays at the beach! It Startsin Parks!TABLE OF CONTENTSFacilies & Contacts .................................... 2For Your Informaon ................................... 3Pre-School ................................................... 4Kids Art & Music.......................................... 6Kids Sports & Fitness ................................... 7Kids Dance................................................... 8Summer Camps & Aerschool .................... 9Camp Programs ......................................... 10Teens ......................................................... 12Adult Art, Music & Dance.......................... 14Adult Sports & Fitness ............................... 15Swim & Fun ............................................... 16Kids Tennis ................................................ 18Adult Tennis............................................... 19Just for Seniors .......................................... 20Meet Your Instructors................................ 22Family Acvies......................................... 24Schoolhouse Children’s Museum .............. 25Oceanfront Park ........................................ 26Parks ......................................................... 27Adopt-A-Park ............................................. 28Ways to Get Involved ................................ 29Registraon Informaon ........................... 30Facilies and Parks Lisng ......................... 32REGISTRATION BEGINSResidents ................................... May 8Non-Residents...........................May 15Conveniently register online!Please recycle this magazine!To change your mailing preferences, please call 742-6224.PLEASE NOTETo ensure the maximum benefit and enjoyment ofrecreaonal acvies, youth parcipants must meet the agerequirement on or before the start of class. Pre-registraonis required to ensure that the class is not cancelled. Classesmay be combined to reach maximum capacity. All suppliesare included for youth classes (unless otherwise noted).Supplies for adult classes are the responsibility of theparcipant.Fun! It Starts In Parks!1

Facilities & ContactsArt Center125 SE 2nd Avenue(561) 742-6221(561) 742-6238 FaxBrenton Rolle, SupervisorBoat Club Buildingat Harvey E. Oyer, Jr. Park2010 N. Federal Highway(561) 742-6247Civic Center128 E. Ocean Avenue(561) 742-6240(561) 742-6248 FaxJanice Phillips, SupervisorIntracoastal ParkClubhouse2240 N. Federal Highway(561) 742-6650(561) 734-7406 FaxCarmen Ruiz, Admin. AssociateSenior Center1021 S. Federal Highway(561) 742-6570(561) 734-5926 FaxNancy Molina, SupervisorHester Center1901 N. Seacrest Blvd.(561) 742-6550(561) 364-4079 FaxTodd Johnson, SupervisorJohn H. Denson Pool225 NW 12th Avenue(561) 742-6645Kari Yerg, SupervisorCarolyn Sims Center225 NW 12th Avenue(561) 742-6640(561) 369-2418 FaxFrank Ireland, SupervisorTennis Center3111 S. Congress Avenue(561) 742-6575(561) 734-2192 Fax742-6577 Court CondionsLaurie Fasolo, Admin. AssociateAdministraon, (561) 742-6225Wally Majors, Recreaon & Parks DirectorMary DeGraffenreidt, Sr Recreaon ManagerVirginia Shea, Sr Recreaon ManagerSherri Claude, Assistant to the DirectorRoz Rizzo, Administrave AssociateFacility & Pavilion ReservaonsRecreaon & Parks Department facilies may be rented for private use. Fees vary based on typeof organizaon. Reservaons should be made at least four weeks and up to one year in advance.Visit www.boynton-beach.org/recreation for more information and to download a facility useapplicaon.Pavilion rentals are available at specified parks. The reservaon is for the pavilion area only; the parkitself is open to the public. Pavilions are available for rental at Congress Avenue Barrier-Free, EzellHester, Jr., Intracoastal, Jaycee, Meadows and Oceanfront Parks. All other City park pavilions areavailable on a first-come, first-served basis. Reservaons must be made in person at Intracoastal ParkClubhouse. Call (561) 742-6650 for availability and office hours. Reservaons are required at leastfour business days before your funcon, and may be made up to six months in advance. Fees rangefrom $50 - $200. We recommend vising the park to make sure that the pavilion and surroundingamenies meet your needs. Unreserved pavilions are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Noalcohol, animals, rides, waterslides, pools, or fireworks of any kind are allowed in City parks.2Visit us online at www.boynton-beach.org

For Your InformationCity HolidaysAll City facilies will be closed for the observanceof the following holidays:May 27: Memorial DayJuly 4: Independence DayBounce HousesPer the Code of Ordinances Sec 16-28, the use ofbounce houses and other inflatable playgroundequipment is prohibited at City owned propertyunless the company operang the equipment hasreceived prior approval from the City's Recreaon& Parks Director. Patrons wishing to have abounce house in conjuncon with a pavilionreservaon may obtain a list of companiesauthorized to operate on city property. Bouncehouses are not permied at Oceanfront Park. Formore informaon, please call (561) 742-6650 orvisit www.boynton-beach.org/recreaon.Boat Launching & Trailer Parking Decals(Harvey E. Oyer, Jr. Park, 2010 N. Federal Highway)A decal or daily fee is required for boat launchingand/or trailer parking on weekends and holidays.Decals are valid from October 1 - September 30. Topurchase a decal, you’ll need the trailer registraonand check, cash or credit card (Visa, MasterCard orAmerican Express) for $50. Make checks payable tothe City of Boynton Beach. The daily fee on weekendsand holidays is $10 per vehicle with trailer.Decals can be purchased at City Hall or IntracoastalPark Clubhouse. Please call (561) 742-6650 formore informaon.Equal Access for EveryoneAll recreaon services, programs and faciliesare open to all cizens regardless of race, sex,age, color, religion, naonal origin or disability. Ifspecial accommodaons are needed, please call(561) 742-6243. Visual aids for publicaons andauditory aids are available at the Boynton BeachCity Library. Call (561) 742-6380 for informaon.Special Event PermitsWhen an event substanally inhibits the usualflow of pedestrian or vehicular traffic, a permitmust be obtained. For more informaon, pleasecall (561) 742-6040.TransportaonThe Volen Center offers a shopper hopper serviceto local stores and businesses and providestransportation to and from the City's SeniorCenter. Senior Center service is at 10:00 a.m. and2:00 p.m. Monday - Friday. Fares are $3 each way.Those who wish to use this service must completea registraon form, which is available at the SeniorCenter. Those who wish to reserve a ride to theCenter must call the Volen Center the day prior.(Toll free 866-711-6872 or the main office 736-3820;choose 5 for transportaon when the automatedaendant answers). Other transportaon oponsinclude Palm Tran and Tri Rail. Informaon can befound online at www.pbcgov.com/palmtran andwww.tri-rail.com.The City of Boynton BeachRecreaon & Parks Department isproud to be a naonally accreditedagency through the Commissionfor Accreditaon of Park andRecreaon Agencies (CAPRA).Mission Statement:Recreaon and parks enhances the quality of life andnurtures the health and well being of our community,economy and environment. The professional staff ofthe Boynton Beach Recreaon and Parks Departmentstrive to meet the needs of the greater Boynton Beacharea by offering high quality, diverse recreaonalopportunies that promote physical health, social wellbeingand a strong sense of community.City of Boynton BeachRecreaon & Parks Department100 E. Boynton Beach BoulevardPO Box 310Boynton Beach, FL 33425-0310E-mail: RecDept@bbfl.usWebsite: www.boynton-beach.orgGraphic Design and Eding:Sherri Claude, Assistant to the DirectorVirginia Shea, Sr Recreaon ManagerFun! It Starts In Parks!3

Pre-SchoolYoung ExplorersYour growing explorer, ages 2-3, will play andcreate with your help in this interacve class.Story me, creave movement and cras areincorporated to strengthen children’s physicaland social development.Instructor: Anastasia ChandlerLocaon: Art CenterTue 9:00-10:00A $15R, $19NR5/21-6/4 201102-D1Tue 9:00-10:00A $20R, $25NR6/18-7/9 301102-A17/16-8/6 301102-B1Tue 10:30-11:30A $30R, $38NR8/20-9/24 301102-C1Imaginaon StaonChildren, ages 3⁄ - 5 will learn to use theirimaginations and become more independentas they explore the world around them! Usingtheme-based lessons, creave play, music andart, your child will master the milestones neededto become a confident pre-schooler. No class5/27, 9/2.Instructor: Doreen WardLocaon: Art CenterM/W/F 9:00A-12:00P5/20-6/5 201126-D1 $36R, $45NR8/19-9/27 301126-A1 $71R, $89NRCreave KidsChildren, ages 3 & 4, will learn to be moreindependent as they meet new friends and learnthrough cras, stories, songs, the A-B-C’s andnumbers.Instructor: Doreen WardLocaon: Art CenterTu/Th 9:00-11:00A5/21-6/6 201104-D1 $30R, $38NR8/20-9/26 301104-A1 $54R, $68NRFor Art Smart, Connect the Tots, Creave Kids, Imaginaon Staon and Small World classes:Due to Health Department regulaons, we must ask that all parents/caregivers stay on the premises or be accessible bycell phone during class me. If you have any quesons, please contact the Art Center Supervisor at 742-6237. Thank youfor your cooperaon and understanding as we connue to offer safe and quality programming for you and your child.Recreation and Play are Important to Childhood Development!5

Kids Art & MusicI Love Art“We go green with Miss Doreen. We imagine,we create, we recycle, art is great! I Love Art!”This program is an excing and different approachto art for ages 4-10. Miss Doreen always has a“Go Green” theme because her projects allinclude recycled products. What a great way tobe creave and help to save the planet at thesame me! Come and imagine with Miss Doreenin these different and creavely themed programs.Instructor: Doreen ReillyLocaon: Intracoastal Park ClubhouseSat 10:30A-12:00P $36R, $45NROR 12:15-1:45P6/1-6/22 307106-A1/A27/20-8/10 307106-B1/B2Claying AroundKids, ages 8-14, will learn the basic techniquesof poery including wedging and centering clay.The class will emphasize creang shapes includingcylinders, bowls, saucers, and flowerpots.Trimming and glazing techniques will also betaught. Students can expect to bring home aminimum of three fired and glazed pieces. Noclass 7/4. Instructor: Lani SnadowskyLocaon: Art CenterTue 1:30-3:30P $33R, $42NR6/18-7/9 301109-A17/16-8/6 301109-B1Thu 1:30-3:30P $33R, $42NR6/20-7/11 301109-A27/18-8/8 301109-B2Sat 9:00-11:00A $49R, $62NR8/24-9/28 301109-C1Mini MonetsYoung arsts, ages 5-12, will learn to achieve avariety of effects in pencil, watercolor, charcoaland paint while exploring various techniquesto produce a masterpiece of their very own.Instructor: Geni McClungLocaon: Art CenterSat 9:00–11:00A $49R, $62NR8/24-9/28 301110-A16Recreation Activities Allow You to Express Your Creativity!

Kids Sports & FitnessCheerleadingFun and safety are emphasized in both therecreational and competitive cheerleadingprograms! Children will learn cheers, jumps,tumbling, partner stunts and a pom-pom roune.Enrollment in any of the compeve programsrequires prior approval from the instructor. TheLittle Kiddos cheerleaders had an undefeatedseason in 2011-2012 with 13 first place wins!Please call (561) 901-0637 for more informaon.Instructor: Lile Kiddos LLCLocaon: Civic CenterKarate for BeginnersExperience the benefits of Karate - self control,respect and confidence. Children, ages 5-17, willbe introduced to maral arts training and characterdevelopment. Kids will also learn physical and mentalskills for self defense. For more informaon, pleasecontact the instructor at (561) 767-1154.Instructor: Bobbie CooperLocaon: Civic CenterTue 3:45-4:30P $74R, $94NR6/18-7/23 304110-A18/6-9/10 304110-B1Recreaonal for ages 3-11Sat 10:45-11:45A $88R, $110NR6/1-7/20 304109-A1Tumbling and Stunts for ages 3-7Wed 3:30-4:00P $60R, $75NR8/14-10/9 304109-B1Recreaonal for ages 3-9Wed 4:00-4:50P $100R, $125NR8/14-10/9 304109-B2Tiny Compeve for ages 4-6Wed 4:00-5:45P $155R, $194NR8/14-10/9 304109-B3Mini Compeve for ages 5-11Wed 4:00-5:45P $155R, $194NR8/14-10/9 304109-B4Tumbling and Stunts for ages 4-11Wed 6:00-6:30P $60R, $75NR8/14-10/9 304109-B5Fitness, Tumbling and Stunts for ages 5-11(Compeve Level for Boys and Girls)Mon 6:00-7:00P $105R, $131NR8/19-10/14 304109-B6T-BallChildren, ages 5-7, will have funwhile learning how to play as ateam. They will be introduced toorganized baseball and will learnthe fundamentals of hitting,catching and base running.Parents are invited to join in theacon by volunteering as coaches. No class 5/27.Locaon: Hester CenterMon/Thu 6:00-7:00P $40R, $50NR5/6-6/13 206107-A1*Please note that you may register for this programimmediately.Community Sports OrganizationsEast Boynton Lile Leaguewww.eastboyntonll.com(561) 732-6712West Boynton Lile Leaguewww.wbll.usEast Boynton Wildcats (football)(800) 407-8917Physical Activity is Key to Good Health for You and Your Child!7

Camp ProgramsCreave ConceptsThese very special one week programs are packedwith a variety of experiences, special guests andfield trips. Children, ages 7-12, will have loads offun exploring different aspects of arts and cras.Register early as space is limited to 14 students perweek! No class 7/4.Mon-Fri 8:00A-5:00P $105R, $132NR/wkArt Center*$84R/$105NR6/17-6/21 315103-A1 Build or Break6/24-6/28 315103-B1 Under the Big Top7/1-7/5* 315103-C1 America the Beauful7/8-7/12 315103-D1 Treasure Hunters7/15-7/19 315103-E1 Ooey Gooey7/22-7/26 315103-F1 Sweet Tooth7/29-8/2 315103-G1 Beach Patrol8/5-8/9 315103-H1 In Living ColourPrincess Dance CampDance Trends offers a funand exciting dance campwhere dancers, ages 4-10,will experience ballet, tap, jazz, hip-hop,musical theatre and acng dressed as a differentprincess each day. Dancers will parcipate in ashow at the end of camp. Ballet and tap shoes arerequired, along with a packed lunch every day.Visit www.dancetrendsboynton.com or call(561) 542-0215 for more informaon.Instructor: Jenae Reynolds & Dance Trends StaffMon-Fri 9:00A-3:00P $175R, $220NRCivic Center6/17-6/21 304111-A18/5-8/9 304111-B1Gymnascs/JazzerkampFab Five Days of SummerKeep the kids, ages 5-12, busy having summer funin these one day camp programs! They will lovedaily field trips, arts & cras, making new friendsand creang great memories during these last daysof summer.Mon-Fri 7:30A-5:30P $25R, $32NR/dayArt Center8/12-8/16 301129-A1-A5Kids, ages 5-16, will enjoy the combination oftwo fitness programs in one fun-filled week. Theywill develop strength, flexibility and coordinaonwhile learning new dance movements. Addionalrecreaon hours (ARH) are available from 7:30 a.m.to 5:30 p.m. Instructors: Gold Coast Gymnascs& Cathy AlbaneseMon-Fri 6/10-6/14 Hester CenterGymnascs 9:00-11:45A $65R, $81NR 304105-A1Jazzerkamp 12:00-3:00P $65R, $81NR 304105-A2Combo 9:00A-3:00P $93R, $116NR 304105-A3ARH $25R, $25NR 304105-A410Kids Who Participate in Recreation Activities Build Self-Esteem!

Camp ProgramsSports & Fitness ZoneGet your kids involved in avariety of sports to keep themacve and healthy during thesummer! Children, ages 7-14,will experience basketball,flag football and field tripswith a sports theme. Fieldtrip fees are separate andcan be paid daily prior to eachfield trip. No camp 7/4.Mon-Fri 9:00A-1:00P $220R, $275NRSims Center6/17-8/9 313110-A1Junior Lifeguard Aquac CampSkilled swimmers, ages 10-15, will enjoy JuniorLifeguard training, water safety and open swim.The camps run weekly beginning June 11. Feesare per week. No camp 6/10, 7/4, 8/12 (fees arereduced those three weeks).Mon-Fri 9:30A-3:30P $60R, $75NR/wkDenson Pool6/11-8/16 314106-A1-J1Summer Surf CampsHula Surf and Paddle School offers the mostcomprehensive and educaonal surf and oceansafety camp in the area. Their mission is to educatechildren, ages 6 and up, on basic ocean safety,respecng our beaches and each other, marinelife educaon and, of course, surfing and standuppaddle boarding. If this isn’t enough, openingcoconuts and a pizza party are sure to make animpression! This is an excellent way to learn howto surf or pracce and refine your surfing skills.Instructors are first aid and CPR certified. Allnecessary equipment, including use of suroards,is included. There is also a weekly drawing withgreat prizes from local surf shops, includingskateboards, skim boards and bodyguards! Everykid gets a goodie surf bag! Please remember towear your board shorts, plenty of sunscreen andbring lunch to camp each day. Registraon fee isper week. No camp the week of July 1.Instructor: Reinaldo SchiavinatoMon-Fri 8:30A-1:00P $200R, $250NR/wkOceanfront Park6/17-7/26 301116-A1-E1Junior LifeguardDesigned to teach and develop safety skillsin the marine environment, this programeducates parcipants ages 9-17 about the role ofprofessional lifesavers through lecture, drills andhands-on use of rescue equipment. Parcipantsshould have above-average physical ability andstrong swimming skills. Participants will berequired to pass a swim test on the morning ofthe class start date before entering the program.Instructor: Lifeguard ServicesMon-Fri 8:00-11:30A $100R, $125NROceanfront Park6/17-6/21 309101-A17/15-7/19 309101-B1Recreation Activities Give Kids a Chance to Dream Big!11

JOHN H. DENSON POOL(561) 742-6645GENERAL ADMISSIONTuesday - Friday 1:00-4:30PSaturday12:00-5:00PDAILY FEES$ 1 Youth $2 AdultLAP SWIM (Discount pass available)Tuesday - Friday 9:00-11:00ASaturday10:00A-12:00PSLIDESTuesday - Friday 1:00-4:00PSaturday12:00-4:30PSwim & FunLEARN TO SWIMBoynton Beach Blazers Swim Team WorkoutsTue-Fri 11:00A-12:00P6/11-7/5 $50R, $62NR 314107-A17/9-8/2 $50R, $62NR 314107-B18/6-8/16 $25R, $31NR 314107-C1Children will learn basic water safety and swimming skills as a group. Children MUST be poy trained (notincluding ages 6 months - 3 years in the Parent & Tot classes). Please note that there are NO REFUNDS forclasses cancelled due to inclement weather. Fees are $40R and $50NR.Parent & Tot is an introductory course for ages 6 months to 3 years. Classes are held on Saturdays at10:00A (30 minutes).Level I is for those who have never had lessons and/or cannot swim. Children will learn basic water safetyand swimming skills at a beginner level. In order to progress to the intermediate Level II, children mustbe able to swim 10 feet and float on their back with assistance, and must be comfortable in the water.Weekday classes are held at 9:00A, 9:45A and 10:30A (45 minutes). Saturday classes are held at 10:30 and11:15A (45 minutes).Level II is for those who have had lessons, can swim a minimum of 10 feet and float on their back. Childrenwill develop swimming techniques at an intermediate level in order to progress to the advanced Level III.Weekday classes are held at 9:00A, 9:45A and 10:30A (45 minutes). Saturday classes are held at 10:30 and11:15A (45 minutes).In Level III, children will pracce stroke refinement at an advanced level in order to advance to a RecreaonSwim League or pre-compeon level. Children must be able to swim 15 yards on their front and back. Weekdayclasses are held at 9:45A and 10:30A (45 minutes). Saturday classes are held at 11:15A (45 minutes).Tue-FriSatSession 1: 6/11-6/14 6/8-6/29Session 2: 6/18-6/21 7/6-7/27Session 3: 6/25-6/28 8/3-8/24Session 4: 7/2-7/5 *No class 7/4Session 5: 7/9-7/12Session 6: 7/16-7/19Session 7: 7/23-7/26Session 8: 7/30-8/2Session 9: 8/6-8/9Session 10: 8/13-8/1616Swim Lessons Help People to be Self-Reliant in the Water!

Swim & FunAmerican Red Cross Water Safety Instructor CourseMay 21, 23, 24, 28, 30 & 31, 12:00-6:00pmFee: $250:$100 payable at www.redcross.org or by calling 1-800-REDCROSS (733-2767)$150 payable to the City of Boynton Beach on thefirst day of classPRE-COURSE SKILLS SESSION (must be passed on firstday):-Demonstrate swimming 25 yards each of the frontcrawl, back crawl, breaststroke, elementary backstroke,sidestroke, and 15 yards of the buerfly.-Maintain posion on back for 1 minute in deep water(floang or sculling).-Tread water for 1 minute.Note: Any parcipant who does not pass the precoursewill be given a full refund, or transferredto a later course offering date. Please emailPatrick Beason, Territory Aquacs Specialist, atPatrick.Beason@redcross.org. Parcipants areexpected to bring a one-piece swimsuit, goggles,towels, sunscreen, water, lunch, wring materials,and a change of dry, comfortable clothes for eachmeeng date. Training will be conducted bothindoors and outdoors in a classroom seng and inthe pool. Headfirst entries poron of course to beheld at local deepwater facility, to be announced.Candidates must aend all meeng dates andcomplete all assignments, in addion to passing thefinal wrien exam with a score of 80% or beer tosuccessfully complete the course.American Red Cross Adult and Pediatric CPR & AEDJune 4 & 6, 5:30-7:30PThe Adult and Pediatric CPR/AED courseincorporates the latest science and teachesstudents how to respond to breathing and cardiacemergencies to help vicms of any age includingadults (12 years and older) and pediatric (infants andchildren up to 12 years). Students who successfullycomplete this course will receive a cerficate forAdult and Pediatric CPR/AED valid for two years.The class is held at Sims Center. The fee is $80;parcipants must sign up at Denson Pool at least oneweek prior to the start of class.American Red Cross Adult and PediatricCPR/AED/First AidJuly 9 & 11, 5:30-9:00PThe Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED courseincorporates the latest science and teaches studentsto recognize and care for a variety of first aidemergencies such as burns, cuts, scrapes, suddenillnesses, head, neck, back injuries, heat and coldemergencies and how to respond to breathing andcardiac emergencies to help vicms of any ageincluding adults (12 years and older) and pediatric(infants and children up to 12 years). Students whosuccessfully complete this course will receive acerficate for Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AEDvalid for two years. The class is held at Sims Center.The fee is $80; parcipants must sign up at DensonPool at least one week prior to the start of class.Adult lessons will be offered upon request.Adapve Aquacs will be offered upon request. These lessons are geared to patrons with specialneeds.Need extra help with swimming technique? Single session private swim lessons are now offered($10R, $13NR).The John Denson Pool parcipates in a free swim lesson program for families who qualify, includingswim lessons for those with special needs. Vouchers for free lessons are on a first-come, first-servedbasis. For more informaon, please call the pool at (561) 742-6645.Swimming Promotes Total Body Fitness17

Senior Center Daily ActivitiesDAILY8:00-9:00A Crossword Puzzles8:00A-12:00P Coffee & More at Seaside Cafe8:00A-4:00P Cards, Pool, Puzzle Room, Fitness Room11:00A-12:00P Congregate Meal Program1:00-4:00P Game Play (except Thursday)MONDAY8:00A-4:00P8:30-9:30A10:00-10:30A10:00A-1:00P12:30-3:00P1:00-4:00PTUESDAY8:00A-4:00P9:00A-12:00P9:30-10:15A10:30-11:30A12:00-3:00P1:00-4:00PPing PongNEW! Walking Club @ Jaycee ParkLow Impact Chair ExerciseFree Services by the Hair Design Instute - 3 rd weekLine DancingDominoesPing PongAker-Kasten Vision Tesng & Delray Medical Center - 2 nd weekSilver Foxes ExerciseSing AlongLine Dancing (Beginner)Chinese CheckersWEDNESDAY8:00A-4:00P Ping Pong9:00-10:00A Tai Chi (Advanced)9:30-11:00A Blood Pressure CheckAorney Kevin M. LaMontagne9:30-11:00A Bingo9:30-11:00A Social Worker - 3 rd week10:00A Fitness Room Orientaon10:00-11:00A Tai Chi (Beginner)12:00-1:00P New Member Meet and Greet - 4 th week12:30-3:00P Mah Jong & Line Dancing1:00-2:00P Senior Social HourTHURSDAY9:00A-12:00P Outlook Club for the Blind & Free Notary Service9:30-10:15A Silver Foxes Exercise12:30-3:00P Mah Jong1:00-3:00P ANTHUM Jazz Dance (w/root beer floats for only $2!)FRIDAY9:00-10:30A Harmonica Class (Performers)10:00A & 1:30P Senior Cinema (popcorn $.50)10:00 & 11:00A Chair Exercise (30 minutes)12:30-1:30P Karaoke (w/refreshments)12:30-3:00P Line DancingLeisure Activities Reduce Stress and Improve Quality of Life!21

Family ActivitiesPLAY OUTDOORS … UNPLUGGEDCALENDARMay 18, 2013, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.; Jaycee Park, 2600 S Federal HighwayFamily Field DayBring the whole family out for an old fashioned fun day in the park. Enjoy all the greatold games, like the three legged race, Red Light/Green Light, Spoon Races, Simon Says,Water Balloon Toss and more! Refreshments will be served. Get your game on and seewhich family can win the most games! More informaon about this great event is availableby calling 561-742-6645.June 1, 2013, 9-11 a.m.; Barrier Free Park, 3111 S Congress AvenueCrazy Games Water DayCome cool off this summer and have some crazy fun at this water day for kids, ages 2-13and their parents! Children will parcipate in fun fitness games including: Wet Gladiator,Water Bombs Dodge Ball, Make it Flood and several water themed relay races! Featuringtwo slip and slides and the splash pad at the park. Wear bathing suitsand water shoes! Please call 561-742-6569 for event details!July 4, 2013; Intracoastal Park, 2240 N. Federal HighwayIndependence Day FireworksFor more informaon, please call 561-742-6235.October 19, 2013, 9-10:30 a.m.; Pence Park, corner of SE 4th Street and SE 5th AvenueTot OlympicsThe Olympics are here! Kids can come out and experience the triumph of trying something new. Yourchildren will love the experience of running, jumping and having fun. The Tot Olympics will help childrendevelop a lifelong appreciaon for the beauty and grace of sports as they try their hands and feet at themodified challenges of the Olympic Games. You can get specifics by calling 561-742-6237.November 2, 2013, 9-10:30 a.m.; Ocean Avenue Amphitheatre, 129 E. Ocean AvenueReaderciseExercise the mind and the heart in this free program for Pre-K through Grade 5 kids.Stories, movement and special guests will inspire kids to get energized and be sillythrough exercise, and to dream and explore through reading! Refreshments will beserved. Call 561-742-6641 for more informaon.24Recreation Activities Help You Create Memories!

Schoolhouse Children’s Museum & Learning CenterSchoolhouse Children’s Museum129 E. Ocean Avenue(561) 742-6780www.schoolhousemuseum.org/learningcenterHours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00 am – 5:00 pmAdmission:Free for Members and children under 1$4 Children$4.50 Seniors (ages 62 and older)$5 AdultsThe Museum welcomes young explorers toexpand their imaginaons through interacveexhibits, hands-on acvies, fun experiments,and innovative crafts. All programs are ageappropriate.Upscale ArtYoung arsts create masterpieces from all sortsof recycled items…imaginaon required!Every Tuesday, July 9th – August 27thTime: 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.Ages: 6-9Cost: Members - $32; Non-Members - $40 forall 8 sessions. Price does not include museumadmission.Build It! 2Kids can take their love of building to the nextlevel and learn to become young engineers bycompleng a different construcon project eachweek.Every Thursday, July 11 – August 29thTime: 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.Ages: 6-9Cost: Members - $32; Non-Members - $40 forall 8 sessions. Price does not include museumadmission.Wonders of WaterThe science of water is made fun with excingexperiments and hands-on acvies.Every Friday, July 12th – August 30thTime: 10:30 - 11:15 a.m. & 11:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.Ages: 2-4Cost: Members - $32; Non-Members - $40 forall 8 sessions. Price does not include museumadmission.Register for classes atwww.schoolhousemuseum.org/learningcenter orin person at the museum.www.schoolhousemuseum.org/learningcenter25

Oceanfront ParkOceanfront Park is located approximately 1⁄4 mile north of OceanAvenue on State Road A1A in Ocean Ridge. The facility is openseven days a week, 365 days a year and is staffed by lifeguardsfrom 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The staff is cerfied or licensedas First Responders or EMT’s. Addionally, all lifeguards arecerfied to operate AED’s (Automated External Defibrillators).Designated surfing and skim board areas are located at thenorth and south end of the beach.Corporate city residents may purchase an annual parkingdecal (valid October 1 - September 30) for $40 with proof ofresidency (current ulity bill, tax bill or lease agreement) orproperty ownership and current vehicle registraon. Decalscan be purchased at City Hall or Intracoastal Park Clubhouse.Daily parking fees are $10 from November 16 - April 30 and $5from May 1 - November 15. Please call (561) 742-6650 for moreinformaon.Picnic areas of the park are equipped with grills, tables and restrooms. Facilies are availableon a first-come first-served basis. The covered pavilions on the lower level may be reserved. Forinformaon, call (561) 742-6650.The Sand Dollar Snack Shack offers healthy and refreshing breakfasts, lunches and snacks from8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. seven days a week. They also have “beach” items such as boogie boards,sunscreen, and towels available for sale.Oceanside Beach Service offers a cabana service. You can rent alounge chair and umbrella to make your experience at the beacheven more fun. Prices range from $6.00 for an umbrella or chair to$32 a day for a cabana.CONNECTING…Florida’s parks are key to connecting with ournatural and historic treasures in order to preserve them. Connectingto everything around us and to each other, we learn to value ourenvironment, our heritage, and our place in the world. We grow inawareness of our responsibility to protect and cherish these thingsthrough green practices and gentle use increasing our desire toconserve what we enjoy today for future generations.26Get Outdoors and Play Boynton Beach!

ParksParkAddressBaseballBasketballBoat RampBocce CourtFishingFitness TrailGrillsNature PathPavilion/Picnic TablesPlaygroundRental ShelterTennis CourtsVolleyballEdward F. Harmening Memorial Park 124 E. Woolbright RoadBarton Memorial Park 1110 NW 5 th Street XBey Thomas Park 2882 SE 2 nd Street X X XBoynton Beach Memorial Park1611 S. Seacrest Blvd.Boynton Lakes Park 300 Boynton Lakes Blvd. X X X XCivic Center Playground 128 E. Ocean Avenue X XCongress Ave Barrier Free Park* 3111 S. Congress Avenue X X X X XEzell Hester, Jr. Community Park 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd. X X X X X XForest Hills Park 2500 SW 8 th Street X X X XHarvey E. Oyer, Jr. Park 2010 N. Federal Highway X X X X XHeritage ParkN. Seacrest Blvd. & NW 10 AveHibiscus Park 660 SW 1 st Avenue X X XIntracoastal Park* 2240 N. Federal Highway X X X X X XJaycee Park* 2600 S. Federal Highway X X X X X X XKids Kingdom Playground 129 E. Ocean Avenue X XKiwanis Sierra Park554 NE 22 nd AvenueKnollwood Park 8121 Lawrence Road X XLaurel Hills Park 515 NW 7 th Street X X XLile League Park 300 W. Woolbright Road X X XMangrove Park 700 NE 4 th Avenue XMeadows Park* 4305 N. Congress Avenue X X X X X X X X XOcean Avenue Park 100 NE 4 th Street XOceanfront Park* 6415 N. Ocean Blvd. Ocean Ridge X X X X XPalmeo Greens Linear Park 421 NE 13 th Avenue X X X X XPence Park 600 SE 4 th Street X X XPioneer Canal Park 848 NW 13 th Avenue X X X X X X X XRosemary Scrub 2901 N. Seacrest Blvd. XSara Sims Park 209 NW 9 th Avenue X X X X XSeacrest Scrub 3400 S. Seacrest Blvd. XVeterans Memorial Park411 N. Federal HighwayWilson Park 225 NW 12 th Avenue X X X*Pavilions at these parks may be reserved for a fee.Please call (561) 742-6650 to check availability and formore informaon.It Starts in Parks!27

Adopt-A-Park ProgramThe purpose of the Adopt-a-Park Program is to enlist the community’s involvement with selecvemaintenance within a park in order to maintain a clean park environment for all to enjoy. Taskscan include trash pickup, graffi reporng, weeding/raking playgrounds, sweeping shelters,cleaning picnic tables, mulching trees/shrubs, and reporng vandalism. The adopters may alsohelp with special projects, such as graffi cover-up, painng and planng flowers.Ezell Hester, Jr. Community Park, located at 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd., is adopted by the members of Christ FellowshipChurch, who are commied to reaching out to the community through volunteerism.Forest Hills Park, located at 2500 SW 8 th Street, was adopted by a neighborhood family, the Simons. Since thefamily plays in the park, they decided that they should adopt it and conduct neighborhood cleanups on a monthlybasis.Harvey E. Oyer Jr. Park, located at 2010 N. Federal Highway, is adopted by the Flowers Family who believe incontribung back to their community through volunteerism.Intracoastal Park, located at 2240 N. Federal Highway, is adopted by the Recreaon and Parks Department’s ownYouth Leadership Program enrollees. The YLP kids learn to recognize the significance of educaon, the fulfillmentof helping others and the confidence to be individuals and community leaders.Knollwood Park, located at 8121 Lawrence Road, was adopted by local residents, theValenno Family. Knollwood Park is primarily a passive park with a pond and lioral zoneplanngs to aract wildlife.Jaycee Park, located at 2600 S. Federal Highway, was adopted by the students and facultyof St. Joseph’s School in Boynton Beach. The school is designed to provide a well-roundededucaonal environment that will help children develop into responsible leaders as well as grow intellectually,emoonally, socially, physically and spiritually. As such, St. Joseph’s is excited about this opportunity to jointhe City in helping to maintain Jaycee Park. Not only does this provide the students a great opportunity to bestewards of our local environment, but to also learn about the Intracoastal Waterway, themangroves and all the many things that make Florida so special.Mangrove Nature Park, located at 700 NE 4th Avenue, is adopted by the 6th, 7th and8th grade students at St. Mark Catholic School. While the students do conduct cleanups,they also study the mangrove area as a part of their school’s curriculum. There isno beer way to learn about our environment than to become inmately familiar withit and learn to care for it.Oceanfront Park, located at 6415 N. Ocean Boulevard, Ocean Ridge, was adopted by the Sand Siers. The SandSiers are led by student volunteers in the SWAT Club (Students Working Against Tobacco) at John I. Leonard HighSchool. The students and local volunteers clean the beach on the first Saturday of most months. For informaonor to join in the clean-ups, email jefflev02@gmail.comThe City encourages other civic groups to get involved in their community through the Adopt-a-Park Programand will place a sign in the adopted park, creding the organizaon for their assistance to promote this veryspecial community partnership. If your community group or local business would like to get involved, pleasecall Virginia Shea at 742-6236.28Spending Time Outdoors Connects You to Nature!

Ways to Get InvolvedThe Youth Volunteer Bank wascreated in 1997 to promote youthvolunteerism. The goal is to facilitate,promote and reward youth whovolunteer in our community. This ongoing programis a cooperave effort between The City of BoyntonBeach, local businesses and individuals, volunteerorganizations and youth volunteers. Since thebeginning of the program, 693 youth have recordedover 55,000 volunteer hours and over $22,000 insavings bonds and prizes have been awarded. Formore informaon on how to become involvedin this program, please call 742-6224 or emailabcy@bbfl.us.Advisory BoardsCity Advisory Boards are an invaluable source ofinformaon and feedback for Boynton Beach’selected and appointed officials. Members assistin making crical policy decisions that impact thecommunity. The boards research, study and discussissues with both short and long-term implicaons,forwarding their recommendations to the CityCommission.The Recreation & Parks Department has staffmember liaisons to several advisory boards whichhold regular public meengs.Recreaon & Parks Advisory Board4th Monday 6:30 p.m. City HallEducaon & Youth Advisory Board4th Thursday 6:00 p.m. City HallSenior Advisory Board1st Monday of January/March/May/November3:00 p.m. Senior CenterFishing ClubThe Boynton Beach Fishing Club meets on the 4thTuesday of the month from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. atthe clubhouse at Harvey E. Oyer, Jr. Park. Join otherfishermen to discuss hot topics and learn new tricksof the trade! For more informaon, contact KenSorensen at (561) 703-5638Coast GuardThe Coast Guard Auxiliary 54 hoststhe "America’s Boating Course"covering all boating and safetyprocedures. The cost is $36 andcovers all materials. Please call(561) 966-2158 for dates and more informaon onother classes and services provided by the CoastGuard.COMMUNITY...Florida’s parks have become anintegral component to economic developmentas well as an investment in the arts and culturalgrowth within our communities. Parks providethe setting for social events large and smallwhere people can connect with each other,and participate in classes and group activitiesfor personal enrichment. Parks also providean investment in infrastructure needed toaccommodate revenue generating sportingevents and tourism, benefiting the localeconomy and community as a whole.For more informaon and agendas, visitwww.boynton-beach.org.Volunteers Make Boynton Beach a Community That Cares!29

Registration Information3 Convenient Ways to RegisterONLINEVisit www.boynton-beach.org and lookfor the online registraon link on theRecreaon & Parks Department page, orscan this code with your smart phone.*You must be a current customer with anaccount in order to register online. Visa,MasterCard and American Express are accepted. Firstme customers must register in person in order to setup an account. *You'll need a free reader - download it fromyour app store or marketplace. Search: QR Reader.MAIL INMail completed registraon form(s) and check to:City of Boynton Beach Recreaon & Parks DepartmentProgram RegistraonPO Box 310Boynton Beach, FL 33425-0310IN PERSONIntracoastal Park Clubhouse2240 N. Federal HighwayTuesday - Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.For more informaon, please call 742-6650.Our friendly staff will be happy to assist you!Carmen Ruiz, Administrave AssociateAmy Gerardo, Administrave AssociateRachel Diejuste, Administrave AssociateResident & Non-Resident Fees: Res i dent Fees aredesignated “R”; Non-Res i dent Fees are des ig nat ed “NR”in all pro gram lisngs. Residents are those per sons residingwithin the corporate city limits of Boynton Beach.ATTENTION YOUTH PROGRAM PAR TIC I PANTS:All youth parcipants must meet the age re quire ment bythe start date of the class/pro gram for which they are beingen rolled (unless otherwise noted). All new reg is trants un der18 years of age must supply a copy of their birth cerficateupon inial registraon. To ensure the max i mum ben e fit andenjoyment of rec re aon al ac v i es, the Recreaon and ParksDepartment reserves the right to with draw any par c i pantwho does not meet the age cri te ria.Corporate City Limit ResidentRegistraon BeginsWednesday, May 8All Others Can RegisterWednesday, May 15PAYMENT: Checks or money orders should be madepayable to The City of Boynton Beach. Visa, MasterCardand American Express are also accepted.CANCELLATIONS: Programs that do not meet theminimum en roll ment will be cancelled. Full refunds willbe issued.RETURNED CHECKS: The City of Boynton Beach chargesa service fee of $20 for all returned checks.PROOF OF RESIDENCY: Parcipants who reside within thecorporate city limits of Boynton Beach support recreaonfacilies and programs through tax dollars; therefore,residents receive a discounted fee on programs. Proof ofresidency is required upon inial registraon and each yearfor Kids Club and Summer Camp, and may be requestedat any me by the Department for verificaon purposes.Acceptable forms of proof of residency include a currentulity bill (water, FPL), tax bill or lease agreement.LATE PICK-UP FEE: Please be on me when picking upyour child from a program. A late fee of $1.00 per minutewill be charged for any parcipant picked up aer thescheduled program ending me.CUSTOMER SATISFACTION PLEDGE ANDREFUND POLICY: We are committed to customersasfacon by offering high quality recreaon programsat rea son able prices. If you are not sas fied with a classor are unable to par c i pate for any reason, please contactus. A full refund will be issued to anyone who completesa Refund Request Form prior to the start of the secondclass. No refunds will be issued aer the start of the secondclass or aer the date an event is held. Excepon: SummerCamp programs. Refund checks take approximately threeweeks. Parcipants may choose a credit in lieu of a refund.Refund of payments made by check will not be processedunl 3 weeks from the original transacon date.OOPS! The Recreaon & Parks Department has madeevery effort to prepare this brochure as accurately aspossible. However, errors can occur. Circumstancesmay require that adjustments be made to programs,fees, schedules, etc. The Department reserves the rightto make any such adjustments, and apologizes for anyinconvenience these errors or adjustments may cause.30R = City Limit Residents / NR = Non-Residents

Register Today! Please PRINT clearly and complete all informaon. One form per person.Registraon is only accepted from parents/guardians who have legal responsibility for minor parcipants.Birth cerficates are required for all new registrants under the age of 18.Parcipant Name: (Full Name) ________________________________________________________ Sex: Male FemaleBirth Date: _____/_____/_____ Age: ______ School: ______________________________________ Grade: _________Address: _________________________________________________________ City: ____________________ Zip: ____________Home #: ____________________ Work #: ___________________ Cell #: ____________________ E-mail: ____________________If Minor:MOTHER or Legal Guardian ________________________________________________________ Birth Date ___________________Address: _________________________________________________________ City: ____________________ Zip: ______________Home #: ____________________ Work #: ____________________ Cell #: ____________________ E-mail: ____________________FATHER or Legal Guardian ________________________________________________________ Birth Date ____________________Address: _________________________________________________________ City: ____________________ Zip: ______________Home #: ____________________ Work #: ____________________ Cell #: ____________________ E-mail: ____________________Please list 3 people (other than parents) allowed to pick up the parcipant and/or be contacted in an emergency:Name: ____________________________ Phone #: ______________________ Relaonship to Parcipant:______________________Name: ____________________________ Phone #: ______________________ Relaonship to Parcipant:______________________Name: ____________________________ Phone #: ______________________ Relaonship to Parcipant:______________________ACTIVITY NAME ACTIVITY DATES/TIMES CODE (if known) FEEHow did you hear about this program? Funfare! Magazine Past Parcipant Flyer Website Friend Other ____________Special Needs:Does the parcipant have any special needs or limitaon which requires an accommodaon to enjoy the program? YES NOIf Yes, please indicate disability, diagnosis and/or accommodaon needed: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Allergies: ____________________________________________Medicaons: ______________________________________GENERAL RELEASEON BEHALF OF THE ABOVE, I, THE UNDERSIGNED PARTICIPANT/PARENT/GUARDIAN, in consideraon for the CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH through itsRecreaon & Parks Department providing facilies, instrucon, transportaon and supervision in the acvity for which I/he/she has registered, dohereby (1) Assume all risks and responsibility of possible damage or injury involved through parcipaon in said acvity. I understand I am to furnishmy own insurance in case of injury; (2) Request permission to parcipate in the acvity with full knowledge that said acvity could result in damageor injury to me/him/her. I will furnish a birth cerficate for the above named upon request by the Recreaon & Parks Department; (3) Agree toindemnify & hold harmless the City of Boynton Beach and/or its departments or agents from liability resulng from my/his/her parcipaon in saidacvity; (4) Give the City of Boynton Beach Recreaon & Parks Department permission to take photos and use them to publicize programs and usein media correspondence; (5) Acknowledge that the event/program/class/course in which I am/my child(ren) is/are parcipang is a communitysponsored acvity; (6) For Art Smart, Connect the Tots, Creave Kids, Imaginaon Staon and Small World classes only: I, the parent/guardian of theabove-named child, agree to stay on the premises during the hours my child parcipates in class and can be contacted immediately if necessary.NOTICE TO THE MINOR CHILD’S NATURAL GUARDIANRead this form completely and carefully. You are agreeing to let your minor child engage in a potenally dangerous acvity. You are agreeing that,even if the city of Boynton Beach uses reasonable care in providing this acvity, there is a chance your child may be seriously injured or killed byparcipang in this acvity because there are certain dangers inherent in the acvity which cannot be avoided or eliminated. By signing this formyou are giving up your child’s right and your right to recover from city of Boynton Beach in a lawsuit for any personal injury, including death, to yourchild or any property damage that results from the risks that are a natural part of the acvity. You have the right to refuse to sign this form, and cityof Boynton Beach has the right to refuse to let your child parcipate if you do not sign this form.I have read and understand the General Release and Noce to Minor Child's Natural Guardian.Parcipant/Parent/Guardian Signature: ________________________________________ Date: ____________Register Online at www.boynton-beach.org/recreation31

Facilities and ParksArt Center125 SE 2nd AvenueArt, Craft, Clay & Kiln Rooms, CoveredPatio, Certified Wildlife HabitatBarton Memorial Park1110 NW 5th StreetBenches, RestroomBetty Thomas Park2882 SE 2nd StreetPlayground, Basketball, Picnic ShelterBoynton Beach Memorial Park1611 S. Seacrest BoulevardCemetery, BenchesBoynton Lakes Park300 Boynton Lakes BoulevardPlayground, Exercise PathCivic Center128 E. Ocean AvenueAuditorium, Classroom, Dance Studio,PlaygroundCongress Avenue Barrier Free Park3111 S. Congress AvenuePlaygrounds, Splash Pad, Open PlayField, Accessible Restrooms, WalkingPath, Picnic ShelterEdward F. Harmening Arbor Park124 E. Woolbright RdBenches, Native TreesEzell Hester, Jr. Center & Park1901 N. Seacrest BlvdGym, Weight, Game & MeetingRooms, Nature Preserve, PicnicShelters, Basketball, Tennis,Racquetball, Playground, BaseballField, Multipurpose FieldForest Hills Park2500 SW 8th StreetBasketball, Picnic Shelter, Playground,SoftballGalaxy Park*301 Galaxy Way*School/park under construction32Harvey E. Oyer, Jr. Park2010 N. Federal HighwayBoardwalk, Boat Ramps, Picnic Shelters,Pier, Recreaon Building, RestroomsHeritage ParkN. Seacrest Blvd & NW 10th AvePassiveHibiscus Park660 SW 1st AvenueBasketball, Benches, PlaygroundIntracoastal Park & Clubhouse2240 N. Federal HighwayPlayground, Picnic Shelters, Restrooms,Event & Class Rooms, Registraon OfficeJaycee Park2600 S. Federal HighwayBenches, Boardwalk, Bocce, PicnicShelters, Playground, Open Play Area,Interpreve Art MarkersKids Kingdom Playground129 E. Ocean Avenue20,000 sq mul-level playgroundKnollwood Park8121 Lawrence RoadBenches, GazeboLaurel Hills Park515 NW 7th StreetBasketball, PlaygroundLile League Park300 W. Woolbright RoadBaseball, Concessions, RestroomsMangrove Nature Park700 NE 4th AvenueBoardwalk, Observaon Deck,Informaon Kiosks, RestroomMeadows Park4305 N. Congress AvenueTennis, Sand Volleyball, Bocce, PicnicShelters, Playgrounds, Exercise PathOcean Avenue Park100 NE 4th StreetBenchesIt Starts In Parks!Oceanfront Park6415 N. Ocean BoulevardBenches, Boardwalk, Concessions,Grills, Picnic Shelters, Playground,RestroomsPalmeo Greens Linear Park421 NE 13th Avenue2 Fishing Piers, Paved WalkwayPence Park600 SE 4th StreetBasketball, Playground, Restrooms,Mulpurpose FieldPioneer Canal Park848 NW 13th AvenueBasketball, Boat Ramps, PicnicShelter, Pier, Playground, TennisRosemary Scrub Natural Area2901 N. Seacrest BlvdPassive, Nature Trail, Info KioskSara Sims Park209 NW 9th CourtBasketball, Picnic Shelters,Playground, Racquetball, Tennis,RestroomsSeacrest Scrub Natural Area3400 S. Seacrest BoulevardPassive, Nature Trail, Info KioskSenior Center1021 S. Federal HighwayAcvity, Meeng, Game & ComputerRooms, Coffee Shop, Fitness RoomTennis Center3111 S. Congress AvenueTennis Courts, Pro Shop, RestroomsVeterans Memorial Park411 N. Federal HighwayBenches, MonumentsWilson Park (Carolyn SimsCenter and John Denson Pool)225 NW 12th AvenueGame, Class & Mul-Purpose Rooms,Playground, Mulpurpose Field,Basketball, Youth EmpowermentCenter, Pool

The City of Boynton Beach PresentsSaluteto IndependenceThursday, July 46:00 - 10:00 p.m.Intracoastal Park,2240 N. Federal HighwaySouth of Gateway Blvd.FREE ample parking on site &FREE shule service fromBoynton Beach High School,Gateway Blvd., east of Congress Avenue6:30 - 9 p.m. Live Music7:30 p.m. Patrioc Salute9 p.m. Spectacular Fireworks by ZambelliFood and Drink vendors on site!NO pets or personal fireworks permied!Park opens at 6 p.m.561-742-6246 or www.boynton-beach.org/recreaon

City of Boynton BeachRecreaon & Parks DepartmentPO Box 310Boynton Beach, FL 33425-0310PRSRT STDUS POSTAGEPAIDWest Palm Beach, FLPermit No. 1382Summer Camps provide children with a safe place to play with plentyof playmates, new things to do every day and a place to cool off when thesummer sun gets too hot. Summer camps foster independence,broaden social skills, teach sports, games and arts and crafts, and heightenyour child’s awareness of the relationship between humans and nature.