SPRING PROGRAM GUIDE 2012 - Madison, Connecticut

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DIRECTOR’S NOTERecreation is a wonderful outlet that we all need tohelp us stay healthy and a way to reduce stress in thisfast paced world. So, come on everyone! Let’s getmotivated and get out and do something new!! Take thetime to experience life! It goes by way too fast. Pleasefeel free to contact us should you see anything that wemay have overlooked or have an idea for a new programWe hope that you take advantage of some of theopportunities listed here. Take pause and look around,the world holds many wonderful sights and experiences.We look forward to serving you and planning the manyopportunities in our booklet. Visit our website !!www.madisonct.orgScot A. Erskine CPRP,CYSADirector of RecreationBEACH AND RECREATION COMMISSIONTom Banisch, ChairmanJeffrey Rosenberg, Vice ChairmanScott Zimmerman, SecretaryKatherine LawtonPaul MaxwellBEACH AND RECREATION STAFFScot A. Erskine, CPRP, CYSA, DirectorLinda Y. LaSance, CPRP, Assistant DirectorCarrie Gazda, CPRP, Recreation SupervisorAnna Costin, Administrative SecretaryBarbara Sabiston, After School ProgramLOCATION OF DEPARTMENTTo serve you our office hours are Monday throughFriday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and we are located at theTown Campus in Town Hall, 8 Campus Drive, Madison.Our telephone number is 203-245-5623.Offices will be closed on the following dates:4/6, 5/28, 7/4SENIOR FRIENDLY PROGRAMMINGLook for the symbol. These programs are “SeniorFriendly” for any adult 55 and up.DEPARTMENT MISSION STATEMENTStrive to employ and retain an outstanding workforceof professionals and trained volunteers and obtaincooperative utilization of community resources.Provide leadership and vision by monitoring trends,evaluating services, and designing for the future.Improve the community by providing equalaccessibility to all citizens, bringing people together, andbuilding positive relationships among a diversepopulation.Create an environment that develops the mind andbody by combining recreational, natural, and culturalresource principles while instilling values andresponsibilities promoting good citizenship andleadership skills.Ensure a safe and well-maintained leisure servicedelivery system that will improve and enrich thecommunity through diverse programs and serviceswithin available resources.Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of1990.The Town of Madison does not discriminate on thebasis of disability in admission to, access to, oroperations of its programs, services, or activities. TheTown of Madison does not discriminate on the basis ofdisability in its hiring or employment practices.Questions, concerns, complaints, or requests foradditional information regarding the ADA may beforwarded to Madison ADA Coordinator:Manager of Human ResourcesTown of Madison,8 Campus Drive, Madison, CT 06443(203) 245-5602Individuals who need auxiliary aids for effectivecommunication in programs and services of the Town ofMadison are invited to make their needs andpreferences known to the ADA Coordinator.ROCKLAND PRESERVE INFORMATIONVisit the Rockland Preserve website for up to dateinformation on the property.www.madisonct.org/rocklandpreserve/guides.htmlBAUER PARK INFORMATIONVisit the Bauer Park website for up to date informationon the property. www.madisonct.org/bauerpark.html

DEPARTMENT POLICIESProgram schedules, fees and descriptions are ascomplete as possible. However, it is sometimesnecessary to change instructors, dates, times, place orprogram content. Changes will not be made unlessabsolutely necessary and your understanding will beappreciated. Additional materials and/or equipment may berequired for some programs. Please check theprogram’s description for information on materialneeds. Please understand that we cannot run programswith insufficient enrollment. Fees listed are tocover the costs of our instructors and overhead.Classes can be canceled because of lack ofenrollment. Please register early to avoiddisappointment for yourself (and the instructor)! Only those enrolled in the programs may attend.Sorry, but “visitors/family” will not be permitted inthe classrooms unless invited by the instructor. Children must be the proper age before or withinthe duration of the program. Sorry, but we do not pro-rate our class fees. Sorry phone reservations for programs or facilityrentals are not accepted. Payments must be made in full at time ofregistration. There will be a $20 charge for all returnedchecks by bank.Cancellations/PostponementsIn the event of inclement weather and you arequestioning whether a class is being held or not, pleasetune in to WELI 960AM, KC 101 FM, WTNH Channel 8and WFSB Channel 3. We will also place cancellationson our weather information hotline: 203-245-5600 – ext7411.REGISTRATION PROCEDURESRolling Admission – Registrations will be taken on aspace availability basis and on a first-come, first servedbasis.We accept cash, check and now credit cards(Mastercard, Visa and Discover for your convenience.Remember to complete the registration form in itsentirety and use additional paper if necessary. When youreceive your receipts, look them over carefully and notifythe office immediately if an error has been made. Thankyou for your cooperation.OUT-OF-TOWN PARTICIPATION INPROGRAMS AND TRIPSRegistrations will be accepted before start of programif space is available. There is an additional charge of $5for programs costing $20 or less; and a $10 additionalcharge for programs costing more than $20. Thesecharges do not apply to Bauer Park or RocklandPreserve programs.REGISTER ON-LINEVisit our website at www.madisonct.org and click onBeach and Recreation Department link. New visitors toour site will be asked to complete certain information andsubmitted to our secure servers once approved an emailwill be sent with a username and password to enter thesite. This may take a day or two (especially on aweekend) so please do this well in advance of anyprograms starting date in order for you to be able toregister in time. For your convenience, registrations arenow accepted 24 hours a day on-line only.Mastercard, Visa, Discover are now being acceptedboth in person and on-line.PRICINGIn response to the current economic climate we nowoffer quantity discounts for multiple immediate familymembers registering in the same program section. Allregistrations from the same household for any listedprogram with the exception of trips and special eventswill be discounted 50% after the first two full priceregistrations. We value your participation in ourprogramming and thank you for your continuedpatronage.TO REGISTER BY MAILPlease state name, address, phone number, programtitle and program number. Give parental permission forchildren under age 18.Make check payable to TOWN OF MADISON andmail to:Town of MadisonBeach and Recreation Department8 Campus Drive, Madison, CT 064433

REFUND POLICYSince programs are generally self-supporting andcommitments need to be made to instructors and staff,the following is the Department’s refund policy. Beforeyou send in your registration, please read this policy. To avoid classes being cancelled at the lastminute due to low enrollment, refund requestsmust be made one week (7 working days) inwriting before the scheduled starting day of theprogram. A $10 fee will be charged for programwithdrawals. Refunds will be given upon request for medicalreasons (doctor’s note must be provided) thatoccurs before and up through the first week ofthe program minus the $10.00 processing fee. Once the decision has been made to run aparticular program, no refund will be given. Refunds will be given automatically if a programis canceled due to insufficient registration or forcauses beyond the control of the Department. Due to the need to pre-pay for tickets refundswill not be given on trips, special events,season tickets or passes unless areplacement is found to take your space.OOPS! The department apologizes in advance for anymistake you may find in this brochure. Due to thecontinuous program information updates, reschedulingissues, as well as other circumstances, someinformation is subject to change or errors may occur.Thank you again, in advance, for your cooperation andunderstanding in this matter.PASSES BY MAIL1. Write names, address, phone number, and type ofpasses desired.2. Enclose copy of driver’s license (for proof of age)and car registration or tax bill.3. Enclosed self addressed, stamped envelope.4. Make checks payable to: Town of MadisonFITNESS/GYM PASSESThis pass is for Madison Tax paying residents andrequired for use of the Town Campus Gym and Exerciseroom year-round. Release of Liability and Code ofConduct forms must be signed. Guest privileges do notapply to the Town Campus Gym or Fitness Room.Replacement of all passes is $5.00.Purchase at Recreation Department or by mail.Prices for one year from date of purchase are:Adult $80 (Ages 21 – 59)Youth $20 (Ages 16 – 20)Senior Citizen $20 (Ages 60+)*Jr. YouthFREE (Ages 9 -15 yrs.)*Does not entitle use of fitness room – only gym.Current Student ID with dept. sticker or bring in astudent picture (1in x ½ in) and we will issue dept. IDRelease of Liability and Code of Conduct forms signed.Fitness Room or gym may be closed when classes arein session. Check schedule at gymnasium office for themost up to date schedule. Fitness room equipment isunder a quarterly maintenance schedule contract with anoutside Equipment Service firm. We make every effortto report repair issues to this company for their promptservice. We ask for your patience during these times.Open Gym / Fitness Room Spring HoursHours in effect Jan. 1, 2012Monday through Friday 7:30am – 9:00pmSaturdays 8am-1:45pmTown Campus Gym Rules- Must have own pass-Shirts and shoes must be worn at all times.- No Food or Drink in the Gym-Adults that want to observe/ participate in gymactivities with their child(children) must also have a validrecreation pass.-Children in grade 3 and under must be accompaniedby a pass holding parent/legal guardian.Dance Studio is for Recreation DepartmentPrograms only.4

Beach Parking Stickers Parking stickers go on sale April 2 nd . Parking stickers are required for access andparking to the three town beaches beginning onSaturday, May 26 th Parking stickers must be permanently affixed tothe vehicle windshield, and sticker number mustmatch vehicle license plate. Residents/taxpayers are eligible to purchaseseasonal parking stickers for each registeredvehicle in the household. Non-Residents may purchase a daily parkingpasses only. Parking stickers are available at the RecreationOffice in Town Hall – Monday through Friday8:30am-4pm. Daily parking tags are sold at the Recreationoffice, and also during the summer months atthe main gate of the Surf Club Beach. Residents may purchase daily guest parkingtags in advance at the Recreation DepartmentOffices. Parking stickers and daily tags may also berequested by mail. Along with your requestplease include a photo-copy of your license, carregistration and tax bill, check made payable to“Town of Madison”, and a self addressedstamped envelope. Staff will process mail inrequests as time permits. Please allow at leastone week turnaround time if requesting passesby mail. See our current prices on the Town ofMadison Website – www.madisonct.org and lookunder departments – Beach and Recreation.Boat Rack, Day Sailors, and CatamaranStorage RenewalBoat rack, day sailor, and catamaran storage renewalswill be accepted until March 31, 2012. Renewals are forpersons who had a storage spot last season. Fees are$90 for boat racks (two kayaks may be placed on onerack for an additional $45), $140 for daysailers, and$220 for catamarans. Renewal applications will be sentto 2010 renters. If you do not receive a renewal notice,please contact the Recreation Office by March 31st.Upgrade Your RackRack owners who wish to upgrade their renewed rackmay request to have their name placed on an upgradelist. You must renew your previous rack prior torequesting an upgrade.Boat Rack, Days Sailers andHobie Cat Storage For New RentalsAny person desiring to rent a rack or storage space maycall the Recreation Office to place their name on awaiting list. The Recreation Office Staff will contactpeople in number sequence should space becomeavailable following the rack renewal period.Mooring Posts At West Wharf BeachApplications for a mooring post at West Wharf Beach areavailable at the Recreation Office and will be accepteduntil March 31, 2012. A computer lottery spin will takeplace on April 8. Notification will follow thereafter.Applications are available at the Recreation Office or onour website at www.madisonrec.com, one applicationwill be accepted per family. For Boats 14 to 18 feet inlength only. Fee $220GREAT SUMMER JOBS!!LifeguardsBeach Facility MonitorsProgram/Activity InstructorsBe a part of our summer staff. For additional informationor to apply contact the office at 203-245-5623 or visit ourwebsite at www.madisonrec.comBefore and After School ProgramBarbara Sabiston - CoordinatorRegistration for this program taken at the MadisonBeach & Rec. Department office - 8 Campus Drive.Before School Program – Island Ave., Ryerson, andJeffrey Schools 7:00am until school starts.Annual Registration Fee:$15/child, $30 registration fee/family plus monthlychargeAfter School Program – Island Ave., Ryerson, Jeffreyand Brown Schools dismissal time until 6:00 pm.Annual Registration Fee:$25/child, $40 registration fee/family plus monthly feeKindergarten: Program held at Jeffrey School onlyGrades 1-4: Program held at Ryerson, Island Ave. andJeffrey SchoolsGrades 5-6: Program held at Brown SchoolDrop-In $28/child, $45 registration fee/family - $5.65 hr.charge5

Spring Camp Days- April VacationEach days $45.00 per child, EXCEPT INTREPID TRIP$55.00. Camp days held at the Town Campus Gym.Children ages 5-12 may be dropped off any time after7:00am but in all cases must be there by 9:00am as thebuses will be leaving for trips. All students must bepicked up by 6:00pm.Students must bring a lunch except where noted. Ifminimum number is not met, the field trip will becancelled, but the camp day will run.TRIPS AND TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE AT THE BEACH ANDRECREATION DEPARTMENT OR ON-LINE! Space isLimitedDance-Eoke – Monday, April 16Come and have a day of fun – Interactive Dance withXbox and Wii. We-Jay Peg 3 will be keeping us activeand having a good time.Visit the Intrepid Museum – Tuesday, April 17Bus leaves at 8:30 a.m. – FEE - $55.00We will take a coach bus to New York City, Pier 86, tovisit the Intrepid Museum. The new Intrepid Sea, Air andSpace Museum complex includes admission to theMuseum, the Concorde supersonic aircraft and theGrowler submarine. On our tour we will have ascavenger hunt and receive a prize at the end.Allison Wonderland – Wednesday, April 18Make a trip to the Downtown Cabaret Theater to seeAllison Wonderland Musical – bring lunch and eat whilewatching the show.CoCo Keys – Thursday, April 19Bring a friend, bathing suit and towel as we are off for afun filled day at the water parkAirborne Jugglers – Friday, April 20Watch a 30 minute show, then take a workshop andlearn how to juggle – after that we will put on a show forthe parents and invited guests.April Vacation Soccer Tots AdventureParticipants will learn soccer skills by playing differenttheme activities each day. UK International Staff teachesskills by having fun and relating to popular themes suchas “Pirates”.Ages: 3 & 4 yearsAges: 5 & 6 yearsDates: 4/16 – 4/20 Dates: 4/16-4/20Days: Mon – FriDays: Mon - FriTime: 9:00 - 10:00 Time:10:30 –12:00Location: TC Gym/Fields Location:TC Gym/FieldsFee: $68.00R, $78NR Fee: $87R $97NRSPRING PRESCHOOL PROGRAMSMommy & Me – Ballet/Tap/JazzInstructed by Melanie HuelsmanCome become a little dancer. All little dancers shouldwear comfortable clothes or tights and bring tap shoesand ballet/jazz slippers. Combination of Ballet, Tap,Jazz and some tumbling. Held at Town Campus StudioDates: 3/27-6/12 Dates: 4/13-6/15Days: Tuesday Days: FridayTime: 9:00-10:00am Time: 9:00-10:00 amAges: 2 & 3 years Ages: 2 & 3 yearsFee: $75.00 Fee: $52.50Ballet/Tap/Jazz for 4 & 5 year oldsInstructed by Melanie HuelsmanCome become a little dancer. All little dancers shouldwear comfortable clothes or tights and bring tap shoesand ballet/jazz slippers. 20 minutes of Ballet, Tap, Jazz.Dates: 3/27-6/12 Dates: 4/13-6/15Days: TuesdayDays: FridaysTime: 10:00-11:00am Time: 10-11:00amLocation: TC GymLocation: TC GymFee: $75.00 Fee: $52.50Dates: 3/27-6/12Days: TuesdayTime: 1:30-2:30pmLocation: TC GymFee: $75.00Kindergarten Art Escapades ProgramJoin artist and teacher Amy Peters for these popularclasses. Along with time spent creating arts and crafts,there will be opportunities to play. Activities includepuppet-making, tie-dying, nature crafts, pillow making,painting, sculpting with clay, and much more. We’ll takewalks on the Town Campus nature trails, spend time onthe playground, and have use of the gymnasium duringfree time. This program is open to pre-school age (age4) to kindergarten (age 7) age children. Held in the TownCampus Activity Room.Dates: 3/2-3/30 Dates: 4/13 & 27Days: FridayDays: FridayTime: 9:00 - 11:30 am Time: 9:00-11:30amFee: $132.50 Fee: $53.00Dates: 5/4-25Days: FridayTime: 9:00- 11:30 amFee: $106.006

Junior Kickers Mommy & Me Ages 2 & 3Basic ball mastery is harnessed via multi-directionaldribbling and striking. In addition child interaction andcooperation is actively encouraged as our coaches seekto stimulate greater social skills, sharing and overallteam play-giving our pre-school pupils the in-builtconfidence to step away from their parents and standproud on their own two sneakers. It’s about now that ourclasses really start to have an impact on improving achild’s physical dexterity, particularly in the lower limbsand feet through a variety of ball balancing games. Thearrival of these newfound skills paves the way for ourpupils to learn how best to move through the gears andhow to change direction comfortably with the ball at theirfeet. Instructors: Everson Soccer StaffDates: 2/29 to 4/4 Dates: 3/1 to 4/5Days: WednesdaysDays: ThursdaysTime: 1:00pm-1:45pm Time: 1:00 to 1:45 pmLocation: TC GymLocation: TC GymFee: $75R $85NRFee: $75R, $85NRDates: 4/26 to 6/14 Dates: 5/5 to 6/16Days: ThursdaysDays: SaturdaysTime: 1:00 to 1:45 pm Time: 9:00 to 9:45 amLocation: TC GymLocation: TC LowerFee: $100R, $110NR Fee: $75R, $85NRJunior Kickers Ages 3 to 5With more basic options now at their disposal our nexttask is to couple the child’s blossoming physical andsocial confidence with a greater grasp of how to read thebeautiful game. Shielding, first touch play and defensivepositioning are all classic examples of simple skills thatover time will become second nature. Add to thismemory improvement, problem solving and teamawareness and your child will be quickly demonstratingall the hallmarks of a well rounded individual with a widerappreciation of team play. Instructed by the EversonSoccer Staff.Dates: 2/29 to 4/4 Dates: 3/1 to 4/5Days: Wednesdays Days: ThursdaysTime: 1:00 -1:45pm Time: 2:00 – 2:45 pmLocation: TC Gym Location: TC GymFee: $75R, $85NR Fee: $75R, $85NRDates: 2/29 to 4/4 Dates: 4/25 to 6/13Days: Wednesdays Days: WednesdaysTime: 2:00 to 2:45 pm Time: 1:00 to 1:45 pmLocation: TC Gym Location: TC GymFee: $75R, $85NR Fee: $100R, $110NRDates: 4/26 to 6/14 Dates: 5/5 to 6/16Days: Thursdays Days: SaturdaysTime: 2:00 to 2:45 pm Time: 10:00 to 10:45Location: TC Gym Location: TC Lower FieldFee: $100R, $110NR Fee: $75R, $85NRSPRING YOUTH & TEEN PROGRAMSApril Vacation Soccer Skills and ThrillsTechnical development & skills building in a stimulatingenvironment. Players will be challenged to considerbasic tactical components at an age appropriate level,including attacking and defending principles. Instructedby UK International Staff.Ages: 7 to 14Dates: 4/16 – 4/20Days: Mon – FriTime: 9:00 – 12:00Location: TC Gym and FieldsFee: $137R $147NRCoach Niekrash’s Winter Softball ClinicGreat softball players develop their skills during the offseason.The basics, strategies and rules of the game willbe taught. Players will also be engaged in games, skillcontests and numerous fun type softball relatedactivities. Held at the Polson School Gym. Twosessions, one for grades 5 to 8 and one for grades 9 to12.Days: Mon – ThursDays: Mon - ThursDates: 3/12-3/15 Dates: 3/12-3/15Grades: 5-8 Grades: 9-12Time: 5-6:30pmTime: 6:30-8pmFee: $60.00 Fee: $60.00Make up day 3/16 Make up day 3/16Rugby ClubJoin us as we kick off a new season in Madison. Thisleague is for boys in grades 9-12. Practices will beTuesday, Wednesday and Thursday with games onselect Saturdays. Head Coach Patrick Harrigan.Dates: 3/6- June (skip April Vacation Week)Days: Tuesday, Wednesday, ThursdayTime: 6:00 to 8:00 pm for the Month of MarchFee: $155.00 includes registration to USA Rugby,uniforms, referees, team registration for Madison, Duesand transportation to away games.Registration Deadline: March 1, 2011 – after this date,players will be required to register themselves online atUSA Rugby to be eligible to play. It will cost an additional$20 fee and will have to be paid with mom’s or dad’scredit card.Location: Brown School Gym in March, Exchange Field& Strong Field at Surf Club7

Kempo Karate ClassesInstructor: Sensei John Escobales 1st DegreeBlackbeltAll students, regardless of age, will learn self-defenseand Kempo basics, such as self-respect, self control andself discipline. These basics will be learned throughmartial arts exercises and games that teach andenhance skills in coordination, balance, endurance,patience and confidence. Students should come to classprepared to learn and have fun!!Beginner – In the beginner class students under 13 willbe taught the three rules of Martial Arts: 1) SelfDiscipline 2) Self Control and 3) Respect. They will bedrilled each class on the rules and their definitions. Theywill also be introduced to a solid foundation of KempoKarate basic strikes, kicks, blocks and combinations.Testing is optional for an additional fee but NOTmandatory at the end of each session.Returning Students – The same as Beginner but withadded combinations and self defense techniques.Advanced Students – The advanced student programis a physical fitness and Mixed Martial Art class rooted inthe Kempo Karate foundations but with a heavy dose ofKrav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) techniques, drills andtheory. This class often runs a little late and sparring isavailable.Returning StudentsAdvanced StudentsAges: 5-12 Ages: 5-12Dates: 4/4-6/13 Dates: 4/4-6/13No Class 4/18 No Class 4/18Day: WednesdayDay: WednesdayTime: 4:30–5:30 pmTime: 5:30–6:30 pmLocation: TC StudioLocation: TC StudioFee: $130.00 Fee: $130.00Teen/Adult 13 yrs +Dates: 4/4-6/13No Class 4/18Day: WednesdayTime: 6:30 – 7:30pmLocation: TC StudioFee: $130.00New StudentsReturning StudentsAges: 5-12 Ages: 5-12Dates: 4/13 - 6/15 Dates: 4/13 - 6/15No class 4/20 No Class 4/20Day: FridayDay: FridayTime: 4:30–5:30 pmTime: 5:30–6:30 pmLocation: TC StudioLocation: TC StudioFee: $117.00 Fee: $117.00Advanced Students (5 to 12 years)Dates: 4/13 - 6/15No Class 4/20Day: FridayTime: 6:30–7:30 pmLocation: TC Studio Fee: $117.00Baby Sitting SeminarInstructors: Women’s Club of Madison (Class sizeLimited) The Women’s Club of Madison, in coordinationwith the Madison Beach & Recreation Department,sponsors a four-week babysitting seminar. This how-tobabysitting class is for boys and girls ages 11 thru 13.Students MUST attend all classes in order to receive acertificate. No use of Electronic devices allowedduring class. These items will be taken and returnedafter class.Dates: 3/7, 14,21,28Days: WednesdaysTime: 6:30pm-8:00pmAges: Girls and Boys ages 11-13Fee: $25 (Reinvested towards Madison needs)Place: Polson School CafeteriaSPRING/SUMMER ADULTPROGRAMSJazzercise–Monday/Wednesday/FridayAMInstructed by Carol Dyson, RN, Certified JazzerciseInstructor or Certified Jazzercise Instructor. Come andenjoy the #1 dance fitness program in the world. Classincludes a 45-minute cardio workout and 15 minutes ofmuscle toning. Designed to boost cardiovascularendurance, strength, and flexibility, Jazzercise offers afusion of jazz dance, resistance training, Pilates, yoga,and kickboxing movements. Over the years, millions ofpeople of all ages and fitness levels have reaped thebenefits of exercise with Jazzercise.Dates: 3/5 – 5/4 no 4/6 Dates: 5/7– 6/29 No 5/28Time: 9:00-10:00am Time: 9:00-10:00amLocation: Arts Barn Location: Arts BarnFee: $130.00 Fee: $115.00 Jazzercise -Tuesday and Thursdays AMDates: 3/6 – 4/26 Dates: 5/1-6/28Time: 9:00-10:00amTime: 9:00-10:00amLocation: Arts BarnLocation: Arts BarnFee: $80.00 Fee: $90.00 Jazzercise -Tuesday and Thursdays PMDates: 3/6 – 4/26 Dates: 5/1-6/28Time: 6:30-7:30pmTime: 6:30-7:30pmLocation: Arts BarnLocation: Arts BarnFee: $80.00 Fee: $90.00 Jazzercise - Circuit Training SaturdaysDates: 3/5 – 4/28 no 4/7 Dates: 5/7 – 6/30Day: SaturdayDay: SaturdayTime: 9:00-10:00amTime: 9:00-10:00amPlace: Arts BarnPlace: Arts BarnFee: $40.00 Fee: $40.008

Mindful Mat PilatesA series of specific movements designed to improveyour strength and flexibility and reshape your body.Pilates strengthens your core abdominal and backmuscles, increases flexibility and improves posture. Thenon-impact exercise eliminates stress on joints andprovides a total body workout that is safe and effectivefor all ages. Exercises will be leveled to meet individualneeds (beginner, intermediate). Instructed by JenniferMcManus RN, Certified Exercise Specialist ACSM, andCertified Pilates Instructor. Intermediate sessions are forindividuals who have had prior Pilates experience. Allclasses held at the Town Campus Gym Aerobics Room.Please bring a mat and towel.Dates: 2/27-4/9Dates:2/27-4/9Days: MondayDays: MondayTime: 8:15 -9:15amTime: 9:30-10:30amLevel: Int/AdvancedLevel: Beg/IntermediateFee: $84 Fee: $84Dates: 2/28 - 4/10 Dates: 2/29 – 4/11Days: TuesdayDays: WednesdayTime: 6:30pm-7:30pm Time: 9:30-10:30amLevel: Beg/Intermediate Level: Int/AdvFee: $84 Fee: $84Dates: 4/23 to 6/18 Dates: 4/23 to 6/18Skip: 5/28 Skip: 5/28Day: MondayDay: MondayTime: 8:15 to 9:15 am Time: 9:30 to 10:30 amLevel: Inter/AdvLevel: Beg/InterFee: $96 Fee: $96Dates: 4/24 to 6/19 Dates: 4/25 to 6/20Day: TuesdayDay: WednesdayTime: 6:30 to 7:30 pm Time: 9:30 to 10:30 amLevel: Beg/InterLevel: Beg/InterFee: $108 Fee: $108Dates: 7/9 to 8/13 Dates: 7/9 to 8/13Day: MondayDay: MondayTime: 8:15 to 9:15 am Time: 9:30 to 10:30 amLevel: Inter/AdvLevel: Beg/InterFee: $72 Fee: $72Dates: 7/10 to 8/14 Dates: 7/11 to 8/15Day: TuesdayDay: WednesdayTime: 6:30 to 7:30 pm Time: 9:30 to 10:30Level: Beg/InterLevel: Beg/InterFee: $72 Fee: $72Therapeutic Mat PilatesThis class is for the beginner student with no priorPilates experience or for those individuals that want aclass that begins with the basics. Individuals withspecial medical conditions are also suitable for thisclass. Therapeutic Mat Pilates is designed to providethe individual with a balanced workout to improve corestrength, increase upper body strength, develop spinalflexibility and improve postural alignment. Breath-workand visual imagery are two of the Pilates principlesincorporated into each class, as well as balance andlight weight work. Students will leave each class feelingenergized and invigorated. Class size will be kept small.Students can progress to other classes offered as perthe instructor’s recommendations. Instructor: JenniferMcManus, RN, certified Pilates instructor and certifiedExercise Specialist ACSM.Dates: 3/1 – 4/12 Dates: 4/26 to 6/21Day: Thursdays Day: ThursdaysTime: 8:45-9:45am Time: 8:30 to 9:30Level: Beg/Mod. Beg Level: Beg/Mod. BegFee: $105.00 Fee: $108Dates: 7/12 to 8/16Day: ThursdaysTime: 8:45 to 9:45Level: Beg/Mod. BegFee: $72Pilates Fusion - Core Strengtheningw/Stability BallThis class incorporates Pilates principles into a fastpaced, workout to improve your core strength, tonemuscles, improve your balance and overall fitness.Students will spend 50% of this class on the StabilityBall. This high energy class will utilize weights, largeball, small ball, and the band to create a challenging andunique fitness experience. Each class will include awarm up and a cool down. Each student will need theirown large ball. Weights, bands and small balls will beprovided for each student. All students need to bring atowel and a mat.Dates: 2/29 – 4/11 Dates: 3/1 – 4/12Day: WednesdaysDay: ThursdaysTime: 8:15 -9:15amTime: 6:30 -7:30pmLevel: Beg/IntLevel: Beg/InterFee: $84 Fee: $84Dates: 4/25 to 6/20 Dates: 4/26 to 6/21Day: WednesdaysDay: ThursdaysTime: 8:15 to 9:15 Time: 6:30 to 7:30Level: Inter/AdvLevel: Inter/AdvFee: $108 Fee: $108Dates: 7/11 to 8/15 Dates: 7/12 to 8/16Day: WednesdaysDay: ThursdaysTime: 8:15 to 9:15 Time: 6:30 to 7:30Level: Inter/AdvLevel: Inter/AdvFee: $72 Fee: $729

Ladies Self DefenseThis is not a karate class, but a self-defense class. Thisclass will show you and teach you how to deal withdifficult situations that you may encounter in your dailylife. The techniques that you will learn will empower youand give you the self-confidence that you need to dealwith certain situations which may arise as you gothrough your daily routines. The class is taught by BillSeverino and if the class is big enough, he will be joinedby Joseph Fusco. Together they have over 50 years ofmartial arts experience between them. They present theinstruction in a very relaxed and fun environment inwhich you will learn very valuable skills in order toprotect yourself. You will also learn how to be proactiveinstead of reactive and learn how to be more aware ofyour surroundings. Wear comfortable clothing and bringa water bottle. Held at the Madison Senior Center onBradley Road.One Night Crash Courses – 3 hours of class eachFee: $30 Each class is held from 6:00 to 9:00 pmA. April 25B. July 25C. September 19Six Week Self Defense ClassFee: $90Thursdays, May 3 rd to June 7 th6:30 to 8:00 pm Painting Studio: ProgramPainting studio for intermediate and advanced artistsusing any medium. No formal instruction provided.Periodic group critiques. Artists must provide their ownsupplies and equipment.Dates: 2/28-4/17 Dates: 4/24-6/12Days: TuesdaysDays: TuesdaysTime: 9-12 noonTime: 9-12 noonLocation: MTH Upper Location: MTH UpperFee: $40.00 Fee: $40.00 Watercolor StudioClass monitor is Joan McPherson.Morning painting time for congenial group ofexperienced watercolor artists. No formal instruction.Group critique begins each session. Artists provide ownsupplies and inspiration.Dates: 3/21 – 5/23Days: WednesdayTime: 9-12 noonLocation: Memorial Town Hall Lower LevelFee: $55.00 Senior Line DancingInstructor: Gayle MelonsonLearn the latest line dancing steps in this fun andexciting program. Exercise while having fun withfriends.Days: MondayDays:MondayDates: 3/5 to 4/9 Dates: 4/26 to 5/7Time: 2:00 – 3:00 pm Time: 2:00 to 3:00 pmLocation: Senior Center Location: Senior CenterFee: $22.50 Fee: $27 Basic Dog ObedienceInstructor: Marian Smith of Canine Encounters Classesteach dog owners to teach their dogs. Classes providesocialization through a group setting and enhances therelationship between owner and dog throughpartnership, which is developed during training.Communication, positive reinforcement, repetition,consistency, and timing are combined to establishbonding and skills. The basic commands sit, stay/wait,down, heel, the recall (come when called), and stand aretaught in a positive and fun atmosphere. The goal is nota controlled pet but rather a well-mannered, enjoyableand loved companion that is included in our lives.IMPORTANT NOTE: Your dog will not be allowed to thetraining until proof of current vaccinations is provided.Please do NOT bring your dog to the first class. Fordogs age 6 months to adult. Weather make-ups may beheld on Wednesday.Dates: 5/1 - 6/5 Dates: 6/12 - 7/17Day(s): TuesdayDay(s): TuesdayTime: 6:00-7:00pmTime: 6:00-7:00pmFee $94.00 Fee $94.00Held: Surf ClubHeld: Bauer Park Puppy ObedienceInstructor: Marian Smith of Canine Encounters Puppyclass enables owners to provide socialization, the mostimportant aspect in puppy development, through freeplay with other pups. The class teaches owners to bondand to communicate with their pups. Non-competitiveobstacles, puppy massage and discussions are includedin class as well as an introduction to the basic obediencecommands. IMPORTANT NOTE: Your dog will not beallowed to the training until proof of current vaccinationsis provided. Please DO NOT bring your dog to the firstclass. For dogs age 10 weeks to 6 months (smallerbreeds may be older). Weather make-ups may be heldon Wednesday.Dates: 5/1 - 6/5 Dates: 6/12 - 7/17Day(s): TuesdayDay(s): TuesdayTime: 7:15-8:15pmTime: 7:15-8:15pmFee $94.00 Fee $94.00Held: Surf ClubHeld: Bauer Park10

Guilford Coast Guard AuxiliaryPaddlesmart Safety CourseThe Paddle Smart Safety course is an introduction tosafely operating a paddlecraft. This is a four hour coursethat will introduce you to general information aboutnavigating, safety rules and legal requirements, gettingunderway with a paddlecraft and how to handlepaddlecraft emergencies.Ages: 14 upDates March 29 Days ThursdayTime 5:30-9:30 pm Fee $25.00Facility Held: Memorial Town Hall Upper LevelPiloting and ChartingThe Piloting and Charting course is the first of threecourses on navigation, covering the basics of coastaland inland navigation. This course focuses on traditionaltechniques so the student will be able to find his/her wayeven if their GPS fails. The course includes many inclassexercises, developing the student’s skills throughhands-on practice and learning. Topics covered includebut not limited to Charts and their interpretation,Navigation aids and how they point to safe water ,Plotting courses and determining direction and distance,The mariner’s compass and converting between Trueand Magnetic, Pre-planning safe courses, The“Seaman’s Eye” simple skills for checking that one is oncourse. Men’s Senior Tennis LeagueAll interested players for weekly matches please contactJohn Sadek at 203-245-1261. Matches organizedweekly. $10per player residents, $15 per player for nonresidents. Men’s Senior Golf ClubFor ages 55 and up. Hit the links this season and findthat Arnold Palmer hidden inside of you. Home courseis Portland West where we will begin and end ourseason. We play at Portland West every other week.As a group you can decide where you play every otherweek. Group meets at the Madison Senior Center everyTuesday morning before heading for the course so youcan plan, talk about directions, car pool, etc. A cateredluncheon will be held at the end of the season at theMadison Senior Center Café. For more information callthe Recreation Office at 245-5623. You must register tobelong to the Golf Club. Fee is $15 and coversadministrative costs and end of the year banquet. Men’s Over 60 Softball LeagueIf you are 60 years or older, we want you on our team.Teams play Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Surf Club.Join the boys of summer and make your summer oneyou will never forget. Stop by the Recreation Departmentfor a registration form. Fee is $50.00 which includes ashirt and hat. Non resident add $10.00. League beginsin early April.Day: ThursdayDates: 3/8,15,22Time: 6:00 – 9:00 pmLocation: MTH UpperFee: $60.00About Boating Safety (ABC)Learn boating Safety at a USCG Basic Boating course.This 2 day class fulfills the classroom requirements forthe Connecticut Safe Boating Certificate/Certificate ofPersonal Watercraft Operation. Upon successfulcompletion of this course you will be able to apply to theState of Conn for your certificate. The boating and watersafety topics covered are Introduction to Boating,Boating Law - Federal and State of CT, Boat Safetyequipment, Safe Boating, Navigation, Boating problems,Trailering, Storing & Protecting your boat, and Hunting,Fishing, Water Skiing & River Boating.Dates: 4/19 & 4/26 Dates: 5/17 & 5/24Day: ThursdayDay: ThursdayTime: 5:30pm -9:30pm Time: 5:30- 9:30pmLocation: MTH Upper Location: MTH UpperFee: $60.00 Fee: $60.00Day: ThursdayDates: 6/21 & 28Time: 5:30 - 9:30pmLocation: MTH UpperFee: $60.00Friends of Rockland Preserve - Do you enjoy hikingat Rockland? Do you enjoy being outside in thewilderness and are interested in nature? Then we arelooking for you. Be a Friend of Rockland Preserve. Weneed trail stewards, hike leaders and helpers fornumerous tasks at the preserve. If you think being aFriend of Rockland Preserve interests you, pleasecontact the Madison Beach and Recreation Departmentfor further information 245-5623. Visit our website at:www.madisonct.org/rocklandpreserve/guides.html11

Soccer Tots Adventure w/ UK InternationalParticipants will learn soccer skills by playing differenttheme activities each day. UK International Staff teachesskills by having fun and relating to popular themes suchas “Pirates”.Ages: 3 & 4 yearsAges: 5 & 6 yearsDates: 6/25 – 6/29 Dates: 6/25 – 6/29Days: Mon – FriDays: Mon - FriTime: 9:00 – 10:00Time:10:30–12:00Location: TC LowerLocation: TC LowerFee: $72.50 Fee: $91.25U.S Sports Institute Sport SquirtsA great way to introduce children ages 3-5 to a variety ofsports such as soccer, t-ball, basketball, lacrosse andhockey. Sessions take place in a safe, structuredenvironment and sports are played through a series ofgames and activities designed to ensure learning andmost importantly fun, fun, fun.Dates: 7/9 - 7/13 Dates: 7/23- 7/27Days: Mon-FriDays: Mon - FriTime: 9-10amTime: 4:30 to 5:30 pmAges: 3 - 4 Ages: 3 - 5Fee: $84.00 Fee: $104.00Location: Nelson Field Location: TC UpperDates: 7/9 - 7/13Days: Mon – FriTime: 10:15 to 11:45 amAges: 4 & 5Fee: $104Location: Nelson FieldSkyhawks Basketball for Children ages 3 - 6This fun, skill-intensive program is designed with thebeginner to intermediate player in mind. Using ourprogressional curriculum and focusing on the wholeplayer, we teach your child the skills they need both onand off the court to be a better athlete. Our sport specificstaff will focus on respect, teamwork and responsibilityas they will start each day with a ‘skill of the day’, andprogress into drills and games making for anunforgettable camp experience for your young athlete.After a week of passing, shooting, dribbling andrebounding you will see why this is one of our mostpopular programs. Bring a water bottle and wearsneakers and appropriate clothing.Days: Mon – Fri Days: Mon - FriDates: 6/18 to 6/22 Dates: 6/18 to 6/22Time: 9:00 to 10:00 Time: 12:30 to 1:30Ages: 3 to 6 Ages 3 to 6Fee: $70 Fee: $70Held at TC GymHeld at TC GymBritish Soccer CampsOver 80,000 players will be coached at British Soccercamps in 1,700 communities this year. British SoccerCamps provide young players with the rare opportunityto receive high-level soccer coaching from a team ofinternational experts right in the heart of their owncommunity. Each day includes individual foot skills,technical drills, tactical practices, small-sided games,coached scrimmages, and a daily tournament. Equallyimportant, the Challenger coaching staff provides yourchild with lessons in self-discipline, good sportsmanshipand respect for others and for the game. All camps willbe held at Town Campus Upper Field.Mini-SoccerFun games, competitions and challenging skill-buildingactivities will captivate and enlighten your young players.Don’t forget to bring water!!Days: Mon thru FriDays: Mon thru FriDates: 7/16-7/20 Dates: 7/16-7/20Ages: 3-5 Ages: 3-5Time: 9:00-10:30amTime:10:45am-12:15pmFee: $107 Fee: $107S.N.A.G. (Starting New at Golf) for ChildrenAges 5 & 6One of our most popular programs, Skyhawks Golffocuses on building the confidence of young athletesthrough proper technique and refining the essential skillsof the game. As we know, golf is a challenging andlifelong sport, so young athletes need proper focus onthe fundamentals of form, swinging, putting, and bodypositioning. To assist in this training, Skyhawks hasadopted the SNAG (Starting New At Golf) system to itscurriculum. Developed by PGA professionals, SNAG isspecifically designed for the entry-level player; SNAGsimplifies instruction so that young players can make aneasy & effective transition onto the golf course. No needto bring your own clubs, all equipment is provided. Forsafety reasons we utilize special helmets for all campersand keep the instructor to camper ratio for this programvery low, resulting in limited availability. As a result theseprograms fill up quickly. Each child receives a T-shirtand Merit Award. Bring a water bottle, wear sneakersand appropriate clothing.Days: Mon – FriDays: Mon – FriDate: June 20 – 24 Date: June 20 – 24Ages: 5 & 6 Ages: 5 - 8Time: 10:15 to 11:15 Time: 4:00 to 5:30 pmFee: $70 Fee: $70Held at TC Lower Field Held at TC Lower Field13

Youth and Pre-Teen ProgramsGirls, All Sports CampInstructors: Amy Siedlecki and staffIn this week long camp, girls ages 5-12 will be introducedto Soccer, Softball, Basketball, Volleyball andField Hockey. In age appropriate groupings the girlswill rotate through circuits learning rules and simpleskills of the chosen sports for that day. Playing gameswill put everything together by participating in smallgames with each sport. Sneakers, shinguards andmouthguard are necessary.Dates: 7/9-12Days: Mon.-Thurs.Time: 9:00-12:00 pmFee: $90.00Location: Town Campus UpperDHHS Cheer ClinicInstructed by Daniel Hand High School Varsity CheerCoaches: Michelle Kaufmann and Licia Ciotti and the2012 DHHS Varsity CheerleadersFuture Tiger Cheerleaders: Come show your spirit whilespending the day with the 2012 DHHS Varsity Cheerteam. Learn cheer fundamentals such as jumps,motions, drills, stunts, a cheer, a dance, and achoreographed routine. Wear your workout clothes,bring your lunch, a snack, a waterbottle and a smile!!Show your spirit, show your tiger pride!! At 2:30 pmcome see what your future tiger cheerleadershave learned. For questions call Licia Ciotti 421-8305.Dates: 6/22Day: FridayTime: 9:00- 3:00 pmAges 5-13 yearsPlace: Polson School Gymnastics GymFee: $70.00Summer Escape –Ages 6 to 12Join us beginning June 25th for a great summer escape.Program includes weekly field trips, structured activities,arts & crafts and sports. Regular day begins at 8:30amand ends at 4pm. Extended hours available from 7:30-8:30 and 4-5:30 for an additional fee. All participantsmust be pre- registered with the Recreation Office.Drop-ins will not be permitted and will be turned away.No Exceptions. Registered families will receive aschedule of activities the first day of camp. Program willbe held at the Strong Field Fieldhouse at Surf Club Park.Some visits to the beach will be planned under strictlyenforced rules and supervision. Program runs weeklythrough August 10th. Join us for a summer of FUN!!More detailed information will be available mid April.Performing Arts Summer ProgramSummer program is a week long experience for theyoung drama and dance enthusiasts. During thesession, students will participate in exciting acting anddance classes. The program concludes with aperformance for family and friends on the last day. Forour past and more experienced performers, theseprograms will be challenging and offer new and excitingopportunities.Days: Monday through FridayDates: 7/23 to 7/27Time: 9:00 am to 2:30 pmAges: 6 to 14Levels: All LevelsFee: $220Location: DHHS Cafeteria/AuditoriumSkills and Thrills by UK InternationalTechnical development and skills building in astimulating environment. Players will be challenged toconsider basic tactical components at an ageappropriate level, including attacking and defendingprinciples.Ages: 7 years of age and olderDates: 6/25 – 6/29Days: Mon – FriTime: 9:00am – 12:00pmLocation: TC Lower FieldFee: $137.00Future Stars “Little Guys” Basketball AcademyInstructed by Coach Rob and StaffFor boys and girls ages 5-10. This program will provideevery day instruction in all the fundamentals of shooting,dribbling, passing, rebounding and team play.Dates: 7/16 - 20 Dates: 7/30 - 8/3Days: Mon - FriDays: Mon - FriTime: 9am – 12pmTime: 9am -12pmLocation: DHHS Gym Location: DHHS GymFee: $150.00 Fee: $150.00Future Stars Baseball AcademyFor ages 5 to 10 yearsInstructed by Future Stars StaffPlayers are grouped by age and ability fordevelopmental learning. Come and enjoy the game ofbaseball. Learn the correct fundamental way to throw,hit and field the ball. Bring your water bottle and glove.Dates: 7/9–7/13 Dates: 8/6–8/10Days: Mon thru FriDays: Mon thru FriTime: 9:00am-12:00pm Time: 9:00am-12:00 pmLocation: JC FieldLocation: JC FieldFee: $150.00 Fee: $150.0014

Future Stars CheerleadingFuture Stars Cheerleading was created because of thepopularity of cheerleading combined with the need for aquality instructional program. The mission is to initiate apositive fundamental base for young children interestedin cheerleading. For ages 5 to 10 years oldDates: 7/9 -13Days: Mon - FriTime: 9-11:30 amLocation Polson School Gymnastics GymFee: $100.00Everson Soccer AcademyOur goal for this program is to generate children’sinterest for the sport of soccer through teaching its skillsin a non-competitive, educational, fun environment.What also makes our program unique is our emphasison educations, as we try to incorporate academicreadiness skills into our soccer lessons. Our philosophyfor this program is to use soccer to nurture, to build selfconfidence,and to develop teamwork in every session.Our specially designed curriculum incorporates positivereinforcement as well as a low child-to-coach ratio toensure each child improves at his or her own pace whilehaving endless fun. Held on Town Campus Upper Field.Ages: 6 to 14 Ages: 6 to 14Level: All LevelsLevels: All LevelsDates: 8/13 – 8/17 Dates: 8/13 to 8/17Time: 9:00 – 12:00Time: 1:00 – 4:00 pmFee: $168 Fee: $168Ages: 6 to 14Level: All LevelsDates: 8/13 to 8/17Time: 9:00 – 4:00 pmFee: $256Kempo Karate ClassesTaught by Sensei John Escobales, a lifelong MartialArtist with over 35 years experience. Sensei John hastrained extensively in Kempo, Karate and Krav Maga, aswell as Jeet Kune Do and Boxing.Beginner – In the beginner class students under 13 willbe taught the three rules of Martial Arts: 1) SelfDiscipline 2) Self Control and 3) Respect. They will bedrilled each class on the rules and their definitions. Theywill also be introduced to a solid foundation of KempoKarate basic strikes, kicks, blocks and combinations.Testing is optional for an additional fee but NOTmandatory at the end of each session.Returning Students – The same as Beginner but withadded combinations and self defense techniques.Advanced Students – The advanced student programis a physical fitness and Mixed Martial Art class rooted inthe Kempo Karate foundations but with a heavy dose ofKrav Maga (Israeli Self Defense) techniques, drills andtheory. This class often runs a little late and sparring isavailable.Program # 105200 A Program #105200 BReturning StudentsAdvanced StudentsAges: 5-12 Ages: 5-12Dates: 6/29-9/7 Dates: 7/1-9/7Day: WednesdayDay: WednesdayTime: 4:30–5:30 pmTime: 5:30–6:30 pmLocation: TC StudioLocation: TC StudioFee: $130.00 Fee: $157.00Program #105200 CTeen/Adult 13 yrs +Dates: 6/29-9/7Day: WednesdayTime: 6:30 – 7:30pmLocation: TC StudioFee: $157.00Program # 105201 A Program # 105201 BNew StudentsReturning StudentsAges: 5-12 Ages: 5-12Dates: 7/1-9/9 no 8/26 Dates: 7/1-9/9 no 8/26Day: FridayDay: FridayTime: 4:30–5:30 pmTime: 5:30–6:30 pmLocation: TC StudioLocation: TC StudioFee: $95.00 Fee: $117.00Program # 105201 CAdvanced Students (5 to 12 years)Dates: 7/1 – 9/9 no 8/26Day: FridayTime: 6:30–7:30 pmLocation: TC StudioFee: $141.00Lady Tiger’s Basketball CampInstructed by Tim Tredwell– DHHS Head Coach andCoaching Staff and Players.The Tigers Basketball Camp is an instructional campdesigned to promote interest and skill development inthe game of basketball. Our goal is to improve eachplayer’s fundamentals (shooting, dribbling, passing,rebounding, and individual and team defense.Grades: 6-9 Grades: 4 & 5Dates: 6/25 – 6/29 Dates: 6/25 – 6/29Days: Mon - FriDays: Mon - FriTime: 9:00am - 2:00pm Time: 9am - 12:00pmLocation: DHHSLocation: DHHSFee: $135.00 Fee: $80.0015

Tiger Basketball CampInstructed by Frank Rossi – DHHS Head Coach andCoaching Staff and Players. For boys - the TigersBasketball Camp is an instructional camp designed topromote interest and skill development in the game ofbasketball. Our goal is to improve each player’sfundamentals (shooting, dribbling, passing, rebounding,and individual and team defense, plus offensive movesfrom the post and the perimeter).Grades: 6-9 Grades: 4 & 5Dates: 6/25 – 6/29 Dates: 6/25 – 6/29Days: Mon - FriDays: Mon - FriTime: 9:00am - 2:00pm Time: 9am - 12:00pmLocation: Polson School Location: Polson SchoolFee: $135.00 Fee: $80.00Wrestling Clinic for ages 7 to 15 yearsInstructed by: Blair Tugman DHHS Wrestling Coach andstaff. From beginners to advanced experienceparticipants will focus on all major areas of wrestlingincluding: offensive leg attacks, upper body attacks,break downs and much more. Games and competitionwill be incorporated into each day. Each participant isrequired to bring wrestling shoes, T-shirt, head gear,water bottle and snack.Beginners 0 to 2 years of experience 7 to 15 years oldDates: 6/25- 6/28Days: Monday thru ThursdayTime: 8:30-11:30 amLocation: Polson Wrestling RoomFee: $125.00Advanced 3 + years of experience 7 to 15 years oldDates: 6/25-6/28Days: Monday thru ThursdayTime: 12:30-3:30 pmLocation: Polson Wrestling RoomFee: $125.00Fitness & Sport Strength TrainingInstructor: Tony Pinto - Academy of Martial ArtsThis program will be geared towards strength, speed,cardiovascular, agility and flexibility training.Grades: Boys 7-12 Dates: 7/9 – 8/17Day: Monday, Wednesday, FridayTime: 8:00-10:00amFee: $200.00Held: DHHS Football Turf and Tiger Fitness CenterGrades: Girls 7-12 Dates: 7/9 – 8/17Day: Monday, Wednesday, FridayTime: 10:15-11:15amFee: $100.00Held: DHHS Football Turf and Tiger Fitness CenterShoreline Volleyball CampEntering grades 5-12Instructed by Linda Sagnelli (Head Coach of CentralConnecticut State University Volleyball Team and threetime Northeast Conference Coach of the Year) andAssistant Coach Greg Shell. Come and learn thefundamental skills in a fun environment with one of thetop Division I coaching staffs in the State of Connecticut.Topics covered will include passing, setting, hitting, courtmovement, serving and communication. The ShorelineCamp provides a framework for athletes to develop andenhance your skill level as you prepare for your schoolseason, sharpen your competitive edge, improve yourdefensive technique so you can have your best seasonyet!! Divided by skill level. Basic skills andunderstanding of game needed to enroll.Dates: 7/23 – 7/26Days; Mon - ThursTime: 9:00 am – 12:00 pmLocation: DHHS GymFee: $165.00Mad S-Killz Volleyball CampCoach Crystal Procaccini, Head Coach at DHHSCome join Coach P. and her staff. This camp will teachthe fundamental skills of serving, passing, setting,attacking, blocking, individual defense and competitivedrills. This program is for boys and girls of all skill levels.Grades 6 to 12 Dates: 8/13 to 16Days: Mon to ThursTime: 9am- 1pmFee: $100.00Held: DHHS GymJunior Golf with Matt LinkInstructor: Matt Link In this week long camp, boys andgirls ages 7 - 9 will learn the basics of golf: putting,chipping, woods and irons. Your last class will concludewith 9 holes of real golf at Twin Lakes Par 3 in Branford.Students need their own clubs.Dates: 7/9-7/13 Dates:7/16- 7/20Days: Mon.- Fri.Days: Mon.- FriTime: 9:00-11:00 amTime: 9:00-11amLocation: TC LowerLocation: TC LowerFee: $83.00 Fee: $83.00Dates: 7/30- 8/3 Dates: 8/13- 8/17Days: Mon.-Fri.Days: Mon.-Fri.Time: 9:00-11:00 amTime: 9:00-11:00 amLocation: TC LowerLocation: TC LowerFee: $83.00 Fee: $83.0016

Mountain BikingInstructor: Matt Link In this week long camp, boys andgirls ages 7-9 will be introduced to mountain bike ridingand basic bicycle maintenance. Must supply ownmountain bike and helmet to participate in program. MattLink, who is an experienced mountain biker, will beriding with the students as well as instructing. Classeswill meet: Mon. at Town Campus by Arts Barn, Tues -Fri. Chatfield Hollow State ParkDates: 7/9 – 7/13 Dates: 8/16 – 8/20Days: Mon.- Fri.Days: Mon.- FriTime:1:30 pm-3:00pm Time:11:30 am-1:00 pmFee: $67.00 Fee: $67.00Advanced Mountain BikingInstructor: Matt Link This camp is for boys and girlsages 12-14 who are ready for serious mountain biking.We will meet at the Chatfield Hollow front parking lot andride the trails in and around the park. Riders should haveprevious mountain biking experience and come with amountain bike, water and helmet. We will spend sometime learning basic bicycle maintenance but most of thetime will be riding.Mon & Wed meet Chatfield Hollow State ParkThurs & Fri meet Rockland Preserve (Rt. 79 parking lot)Dates: 8/13 – 8/17Days: Mon.- Fri.Time:11:30 am - 1:00pmFee: $67.00Outdoor AdventureInstructor: Matt Link String up the pole ‘cause we’regoing fishing!! Boys and girls, ages 7-9. This class willteach the basics of fresh water fishing, casting, knotsand lures. Kids will get a chance to fish theHammonasset River behind Town Campus and learnabout the great outdoors. Meet at Town CampusGymnasium. Needed: a fishing pole and any otherfishing equipment that you might have.Dates: 7/9 - 7/13 Dates: 7/30 - 8/3Days: Mon.- Fri.Days: Mon.- Fri.Time: 11:30-1:00 pmTime: 11:30-1:00 pmFee: $65.00 Fee: $65.00Junior Tennis LessonsInstructor: Chris Zawadski and staffThere will be four two week sessions this summer.Classes are held Monday through Thursday at the TownCampus Tennis Courts. Choose your session andappropriate age group. For boys and girls age 4 andover. Class made up due to bad weather on Fridays.Weather Cancellation call Hot-Line number 245-5600ext.7411.Session I 6/25 - 7/6 no 7/4 Session II 7/9 - 7/19Session III 7/23 – 8/2 Session IV 8/6 - 8/16Class Schedule9:00-9:30am Beginners age 4 Session B $509:30-10:00am Beginners age 5-7 Session C $5010:00-10:30am Beginners age 5-7 Session D $5010:30-11:00am Beginners age 8-10 Session E $5011:00-11:30am Beginners age 8-10 Session F $5011:30-12:30pm Beg./Inter age 11-13 Session G $100U.S. Sports Institute Multi Sports ProgramsParticipants can expect a unique sporting experiencewhere they will get the opportunity to learn skills in over18 different sports from around the world under thesupervision of our experienced and qualified male andfemale coaches. A low pressure educationalenvironment allows children to grow in an atmospherewhich promotes self esteem, positive values and goodsportsmanship and most importantly of all, to have fun,fun, fun. Please bring a water bottle. Held at the TownCampus Upper Field.Dates: 7/23-7/27 Dates: 7/23-7/27Days: Mon – FriDays: Mon-FriTime: 9:00 to 12:30 pm Time: 1:00 -4:00 pmAges: 5-13 Ages: 5-13Fee: $150 Fee: $130Dates: 7/23 to 7/27Days: Mon – FriTime: 9:00 to 4:00Ages: 6 to 13Fee: $19017

U.S.I. Sports Beach Volleyball CampThe USSI Volleyball clinic is for players from novice tointermediate level. Participants will receive coaching andinstruction in all volleyball fundamentals and sometactical areas. No matter what skill level your child is at,they will walk away from this camp more confident intheir individual skill base. Development is emphasized inthe following areas: hitting, spiking, setting, serving,team attack and defense. Held at the Surf Club BeachVolleyball CourtsDates: 7/18-7/22 Dates: 7/18-7/22Days: Mon-FriDays: Mon - FriTime: 4:00pm-5:30pm Time: 5:30-7:00pmAges: 6-9 Ages: 10-14Fee: $104.00 Fee: $104.00Tiger Football CampLarry Ciotti is a varsity Yale football coach and theformer Athletic Director and Head Football coach ofDHHS. The non-contact clinic is divided into twosections: Youth Group and Senior Group. Students willbe taught the basic skills and techniques by position.Held at DHHS TurfDates: 7/16-7/19Days: Monday thru ThursdayTime: 9-12pmAges: 8-15Fee: $95UK Int’l Advanced Goal Keeping ClinicThe Premier Position GK camp is aimed at developingthe player both technically and tactically, whilst beingtrained functionally to the requirements of the Position ofGoalkeeper. Training will include decision making withand without the ball in both pressurized and nonpressurizedenvironments. The program will take theplayers through an in-depth individual understanding oftheir position and develop it into game realisticscenarios. Held at the Town Campus Lower Field.Ages: 9-16Dates: 6/25 - 6/29Days: Mon-FriTime: 5-8pmFee: $162.00Challenger British Soccer CampsOver 80,000 players will be coached at British Soccercamps in 1,700 communities this year. British SoccerCamps provide young players with the rare opportunityto receive high-level soccer coaching from a team ofinternational experts right in the heart of their owncommunity. Each day includes individual foot skills,technical drills, tactical practices, small-sided games,coached scrimmages, and a daily tournament. Equallyimportant, the Challenger coaching staff provides yourchild with lessons in self-discipline, good sportsmanshipand respect for others and for the game. All camps willbe held at Town Campus Upper Field.Full-Day Advanced CampA more advanced camp for serious players. Full-Daycamps focus on game-related techniques, tacticaldevelopment and coached match play. Bring a lunch,water and snacks.Days: Mon – FriDates: 7/16 to 7/20Time: 9:00 to 4:00 pmFee: $213Half-Day Player Development CampsGain technical and tactical instruction in all areas of thegame. Emphasis is placed upon individual skilldevelopment and fundamental tactical awarenessthrough our coaching mix of maximum participation,progressive practices and small-sided games. Bringwater and snacks.Days: Mon –FriDates: 7/16 - 7/20Ages: 6-14Time: 9:00am-12:00pmFee: $143The Ezell Edge Softball CampThe basics, strategies, and rules of the game will betaught. Campers will also be engaged in games,contests and other fun type activities. Campers willreceive a t-shirt and an evaluation of their skills ifrequested. Instructor: Ray Ezell and his staff.Days: Mon thru Thurs Days: Mon thru ThursDates: 7/23 – 7/26 Dates: 8/20 - 8/23Grades: 4-9 Grades: 4-9Time: 9am-12:30pmTime: 9am-12:30pmFee: $100.00 Fee: $100.0018

Extreme Adventure Wednesdays for Girls &Boys Age 12-15. This program is for the big kidswho are too old for Summer Escape but not old enoughto work a summer job. This program is not for the faintof heart as our field trips are adventurous and willchallenge them physically and/or mentally depending onthe particular activity we will be doing each day.Participants are required to know how to swim. A desireto try new things is helpful. We start and end each dayat the Surf Club Gazebo, but the entire day will be spendoff site. Dates, times and fees will be available by MidApril.Engineering FUNdamentalsUsing LEGO® we’ll explore concepts in physics,mechanical engineering, structural engineering andarchitecture, while playing with your favorite creations.Learn how to design and build motorized machines,catapults, demolition derby cars, truss and suspensionbridges, buildings and other constructions. Eachsession will include directed projects with guidance andfree building time to construct that “really great project”with huge quantities of LEGO®. These are fun,challenging, hands-on and minds-on camps suitable forLEGO® novices to “maniacs”. Held at Activity Room, SCDays: Mon – Fri.Days: Mon – Fri.Dates: 7/16 to 7/20 Dates: 7/23 to 7/27Grades: 3 to 5 Grades: 3 to 5Time: 1:00 – 4:00 pm Time: 1:00 – 4:00 pmFee: $150 Fee: $150ADULT SUMMER PROGRAMS4 on 4 Co-Ed Beach Volleyball ChallengeJoin us for a mini volleyball league on the beach at theSurf Club. This tournament is for players who havewell developed skills and who understand the rulesof play. Open to adults age 18 and older and highschool players. Matches will be played on Wednesdayevening’s beginning on June 20th (skip July 4, July 11)and runs to August 8th. Make up games on your own,on agreed upon dates/times of both teams. Playoffgames on August 15 th . This is a round robin league andthe number of matches played, depends on the numberof teams registered. Complete rules and registrationinformation are available at the Beach and RecreationOffice or can be mailed upon request by contacting theBeach and Recreation Office at 203-245-5623. BeachChallenge is open to both Residents and Non-Residents.Ages: 18 and older & High School PlayersLevel: Intermediate level players only.NO BEGINNERSDates: 6/20 to 8/15 th (skip 7/4 and 7/11)Days: WednesdaysTime: Starting no earlier than 6:00 pmFee: $40 per teamLocation: Surf Club Sand CourtsDance CampJoin us for a week of learning new dance routines. Youwill learn jazz and funk, creative choreography, Piroutteand Fuete class, and a lot more. We will do warm upsand stretching at the beginning of each day. In additionto dancing we will have fun with different gamesthroughout the day. Awards given out each day. Bring alunch and a water bottle and dress in sneakers andcomfortable clothes that you can move in. Additionalinformation available in May.Days: Mon – FriDates: 8/6 – 8/10Grades: 6 - 8Time: 9:00 to 3:00Place: DHHS Auxiliary GymFee: $18019

2012 SPRING PROGRAMSAT BAUER PARKGENERAL PROGRAMSGET READY FOR BLUEBIRDS!Sunday, 4/29 1:00-3:00 p.m.Bluebirds start nesting in Madison in March and April.Indoors we will learn about what these lovely songbirdsneed to raise a family. See a video of babies hatchingand growing in the nest box. Nest box plans areavailable. Then tour the Bauer Bluebird Trail to see thebirds in action. Learn how to become a bluebird nestbox monitor as part of the Cornell Lab of Ornithologycitizen science program. All ages. Children must beaccompanied by an adult.Instructor: Susannah GraedelFee: $5 per personASTRONOMY NIGHTSaturday, 5/12 8:00 p.m.Learn about the night sky with members of theAstronomical Society of New Haven. Telescopes will beset up on the Bauer Park Astronomy Platform near thecommunity gardens. Enjoy clear views of the stars, andVenus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. For all ages. FREEand open to the public, however please call to register:(203) 245-5623 before 3:30 pm on Friday, June 11 th .After 4:00 pm you can register online if you have apassword at madisonct.org. Go to Beach andRecreation.Dissect and Draw FlowersFebruary 28, 2012Experience the blooms of summer in February! Learnwhy a daisy is not a flower. Dissect several species offlowers and examine them under the microscope toreveal their intricate beauty. Capture the flowers'secrets by making a scientific botanical drawing. Nodrawing experience necessary. Instructor holds acertificate in botanical illustration from the New YorkBotanical Garden. For Adults. Instructor: SusannahGraedel.Time: 10:00 to 12:00 noonFee: $5 per personTHE 10th GREAT SNAKE AND FROG HUNTSunday, 6/2 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.Join a herpetologist on a hunt for turtles, frogs andsnakes. Learn about reptiles and amphibians thendiscover where and how to search for these elusivecreatures. All ages. Children must be accompanied byan adult.Instructor: Chuck AnnicelliFee: $5 per person.CHILDREN’S PROGRAMSMINI-EXPLORERSCome join in the fun of exploring! We will learn aboutnature and science through activities such as hiking,singing, games, reading and making crafts.Indoor/outdoor programs – dress for the weather. ForPreschoolers ages 3-5, accompanied by an adult.Instructor: Donna DioneFee: $8/classMammals on the MoveFriday, 3/23Whether it’s to graze in a field, swim in the ocean, chasedown some prey or traverse a continent, mammals havemany unique body parts and behaviors to help themmove. Learn about adaptations that help mammalstravel and why some of these animals must migrate longdistances. Join in the fun as we practice hopping,swimming, crawling and stalking like some of our favoritecreatures.Choose 10:00 to 11:00 am or 1:00 to 2:00 pmEGGSTRAVAGANZAFriday, 4/6Join us as we learn about what kinds of animals layeggs, how they take care of their eggs, and how longsome babies stay in their eggs. Are you as good at eggcare as a penguin parent? Come find out along withdoing an “eggs”ellent craft!Choose at 10:00 to 11:00 am or 1:00 to 2:00 pmDig Those DecomposersFriday, 4/20If you like exploring and playing in the dirt, then you willlove decomposers! Insects, fungi and all sorts of coolcritters help turn leaves and logs into soil. We’ll visit theBauer forest for an up-close investigation of who is livingunder our feet and helping to keep the woods alive.Choose 10:00 to 11:00 am or 1:00 to 2:00 pmMagnificent Moths & Beautiful ButterfliesFriday, 5/18Moths and butterflies are some of the prettiest creatureson earth. Learn how to tell the difference betweenmoths and butterflies and explore why these flyingbeauties are important members of the insect world.The class will include a “butterfly hunt” and an insectcraft.Choose 10:00 to 11:00 am or 1:00 to 2:00 pm20

Damsels & DragonsFriday, 6/1No need to travel back to medieval times to find somedamsels and dragons, we have them right here at BauerPark, and they even fly!! That’s because we will belearning about the similarities and differences of thedamselflies and dragonflies. Along with making a craft,we will go on a hunt for these beautiful insects.Choose 10:00 to 11:00 am or 1:00 to 2:00 pmPOND DIPPERS-Friday,Friday, 6/15Have you ever wondered what critters live in the pond atBauer Park? Join us for some pond dipping with nets,and you’ll have the chance to observe some freshwatercreatures up close. Please wear clothes andshoes/boots that you don’t mind getting a little wet andmuddy.Choose 10:00 am to 11:00 am or 1:00 to 2:00 pmMADISON NATURE DETECTIVESThursdays, 3/15 to 4/12Join us for weekly visits to Madison's great outdoorplaces. Each week, the class will meet at a different siteto explore and discover our town's natural resources.Activities will include scavenger hunts, water studies,games and more, all while learning how the town'secosystems are interconnected. Indoor activities will besubstituted in case of inclement weather. Directions toeach week's site will be sent to participants via e-mail.For children in Pre-K and Kindergarten accompanied byan adult. Instructor: Julie AinsworthChoose 9:00 to 10:30 am or 1:00 to 2:30 pmFee: $50Fairy Houses and Wizard CastlesWednesday, 4/11Come hear a story, create your own fairy or wizard, thengo on a hunt for nature’s treasures. Find the perfectspot in the woods, and use natural materials to buildyour own special home for magical visitors.Fee: $10Choose 9:00 to 10:30 am or 1:00 to 2:30 pmBauer Farm & Native American InspiredCrafts – For Children in grades 2 to 4Thursdays, 5/3 to 5/243:45 to 5:15 pmCreate magical crafts from nature; twig weavings, twigframes, corn husk creatures and clay pinch pots. Wewill gather fallen berries, seeds, leaves, bark and twigsfrom the farm and weave them into our creations.Please wear clothing appropriate for the weather.Instructor: Ellen Van WeesFee: $45KINDERGARTEN ENRICHMENTDiscover a fun way for your kindergartner to spend theother half of the day. Each class includes a story, game,craft and outdoor exploration. Adult care-givers arewelcome, but not required, to attend. For childrencurrently in kindergarten. Instructor: Julie AinsworthAwesome AmphibiansWednesday, 3/28Amphibians venture out during the first warm rains ofspring. Learn about the habits and habitats of frogs andtoads, salamanders and newts, then go in search ofthese secretive creatures.Fee: $10Choose either 9:00 to 10:30 am or 1:00 to 2:30 pm21

Special EventsMADISON’S ANNUAL GREEN UP CLEANUP DAY- APRIL 21, 2012Madison’s Annual Green Up, Clean Up Day has beenhelping resolve the problem of roadside litter for manyyears now. In previous years, between the hours of8:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m., 400 to 500 residents anddiverse civic groups have gathered together andcollected up to 4 tons of litter in a 4-hour period.HOW CAN YOU HELP?Talk to the organizations in which you are associatedwith and plan to work together for a great cause. Keepan eye out for places that are in need of a clean up.To Register call the Beach and Recreation Departmentat 245-5623. Tell us how many people will be in yourgroup and where you would like to clean.On Saturday, April 16 from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.check in at the Memorial Town Hall, 8 MeetinghouseLane, or Roberts Food Center in the North MadisonShopping Center, Pick up your supplies: bags, gloves,and safety vests for the children and then GO TOWORK! When you have finished, bring the litter to thedumpsters at the Memorial Town Hall or at Robert’sFood Center, have a cool drink, and go home feelingproud of yourself.Date: 4/21 Day: Saturday Time: 8:00am-12pmPlace: Memorial Town Hall, Roberts Food CenterSummer Concert SeriesSunday Evenings on the GreenThese are free concerts for all to enjoy. Please refrainfrom bringing alcohol with you as it is not allowed underour agreement for use of the Green by the FirstCongregational Church of Madison. Come on down andsit on a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy the music!! All concerts scheduled to begin at 6pm.Children’s Concert at Surf Club –FreeJuly 18, 2012 11:00 to 12:00, (Rain Date: July 25 th ,same time)For all children who are at the beach this Summer, thisconcert is just for you! The Sunshine Road Show is anAward-Winning Musical Program. It has been performedat a variety of venues, including Sesame Place, LakeCompounce, Six Flags Amusement Park, The HartfordCivic Center, The Brooklyn Children's Museum, ThePilot Pen Tennis Tournament, Give Kids the WorldTheme Park, Orlando Florida, Radio Disney's "FirstNoon" Celebration in Tampa and many others. TheShow was featured on The Best of Connecticut by NBCChannel 30 and received honorable mention in theinternational John Lennon Songwriting Contest. Touringfor over ten years, the Sunshine Road team believes inthe power that music has on children's well being, whichis why they have devoted their creativity to developingmusic that is encouraging, interactive, and of course fun!The Sunshine Road Music is designed to be upliftingand refreshing. The style is a mix of influences fromCaribbean to 70's pop rock. It's a sound referred as "Alittle bit of Sunshine and a little bit of Rock and Roll."Over the past ten years we have recorded over 6Albums including:*The Sunshine Road sing-along songs2001 Parent's Choice Awards Winner*It's a Sunshine Day*A Sunshine Christmas*Casey Dog goes to the Beach (sing-alongstorybook )*Rockin on Down the Road*Living in a Sunshine WorldSurf Club Movie NightsFriday, July 20 – Movie begins at 9pm - Movie: TBDFriday, August 17 – Movie begins at 8:30pm – Movie:TBDJuly 8 - TBAJuly 15 – Larry Stevens BandJuly 22 – The Kerry BoysJuly 29 – Orange CrushAugust 5 – TBAAugust 12 – TBA22

HikingMadison Land Conservation Trust HikesSecond SundayMarch 13 at 1:00 pm - Papermill TrailApril 10 at 1:00 pm - Mica Ledges TrailMay 8 at 1:00 pm - Neck River Trail Mother's Day HikeJune 12 at 1:00 pm - Bailey Trail SouthSeptember 11 at 1:00 pm - Ironwoods Trail Photo HikeOctober 9 at 7:00 pm - Autumn Moonlight Walk, GarvanTrailTrail maps can be found at www.madisonlandtrust.organd in the Madison Trails Guide at the Madison Beach &Recreation office, Scranton Library, R.J. JuliaBooksellers and the Audubon Shop.2012 Upcoming Trips!All Ages TripsOrchid Show at the NY Botanical Gardens –April 17, 2012Join us as we head of to the New York Botanical Gardens forthe annual Orchid Show. We will first enjoy lunch at Ann andTony's on Arthur Avenue. A fifth generation Bronx landmark,Ann & Tony's Neapolitan cooking is fresh and unencumbered.You'll enjoy a choice of Eggplant Parmigiana, ChickenMarsala or Veal Parmigiana served complete with all thetrimmings. After lunch we visit the NY Botanical Gardenswhere we will enjoy the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, a recreationof a 19th century Victorian crystal palace. We willsee many things including the aquatic plant house, rain forestsand exhibits on various worldwide deserts. The historic EnidA. Haupt Conservatory-Americas premiere glasshouse-andother Garden landscapes provides a glorious setting forChihuli organic shapes in brilliant colors. You will view theOrchid Show, which showcases 5,000 dazzling specimensfrom one of the most distinguished collections in the world.Over 300 types of orchids are displayed in dramatic curtains,arcades and chandeliers. Your visit also includes a TramTour, where you will enjoy a narrated tour of the gardens.Lobsterfest and Newport PlayhouseThis morning we will depart to the Newport Playhouse andCabaret Restaurant. Here you'll enjoy an extensiveLobsterfest Menu including boiled lobster, peel and eatshrimp, mussels, roast chicken, BBQ chicken, ham and all thefixings. After lunch, you will move into the show room whereyou will enjoy Love, Sex and the IRS. Jon and Leslie, out ofwork male musicians, room together in NYC to save money.Jon has been filing tax returns listing the pair as a marriedcouple. However, the day of reckoning comes when an IRSinvestigator shows up! With the aid of Jon's Fiance, Lesliemasquerades as a housewife. More complications ensue whenJon's mother and an ex-girlfriend show up! After the show,you'll return to the dining room where you'll enjoy a Cabaretby Company members. You'll continue to be entertained withsongs and laughter! After our full day, you'll head for homefilled with lobster, comedy and fun! Exact departure time tobe determined. We leave in the morning from the Route 79Commuter Lot. Fee includes motor coach transportation,Lobsterfest, Show and Caberet. No discounts. Allparticipants must pay full price.Leaves Route 79 Commuter Lot at TBA amReturns approximately TBA pmFee: $103 for Residents, $113 for Non-ResidentsTrip Leaves the Route 79 Commuter Lot at TBA am.Returns to Commuter Lot at approximately TBA pm.Fee: $99 for Residents, $109 for Non-Residents23