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summer 2011
Stars
& Stripes
Turns 10
summer
2011
recreation
Hurst Conference Center
New Kids
Class Media Camp
schedule
Recycling
New Recycle
Rewards Program
Community
2011 Citizens
Survey Summary
Hurst
Stars
and Stripes
Monday, July 4
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Welcome to the fourteenth issue of...
Where
We Live
Welcome to the fourteenth issue of Where We
In This Issue...
Citizen Survey Results .......................................... 12
Volunteering.......................................................... 14
Live. Did I just say 14?! Wow, time flies when
Library Programs .................................................. 16
you’re having fun. And we are having fun in
Hurst! speaking of fun, we’ve got a lot of it Hurst Senior Center .............................................. 21
planned this summer. Our most notable event,
Hurst stars and stripes, is turning ten this year
and we are celebrating in a big way. make sure to Recreation Center........24
mark your calendars for our signature event this
Pre-School Programs ............................................ 25
July 4! And that’s not all we have planned. We’ve
got a lot of exciting things coming up for resi- Youth Programs .................................................... 29
dents of all ages, including our first Kid’s media Gymnastic Programs ............................................ 34
Camp at the Hurst Conference Center, the annual Adult Programs .................................................... 35
Fishing Derby, Hurst Golden Couples and cel- Special Events ..................................................... 42
ebrating the opening of our library’s state of the
Aquatics............................................................... 44
art renovations on may 3. Our Aquatics Centers
are some of the best around and are just waiting Adult Leagues ...................................................... 52
to be filled with Hurst residents and friends. Hurst Tennis Center ............................................. 53
Registration Information ...................................... 56
Our aquatics centers aren’t the only places to Parks System........................................................ 58
cool off in Hurst this summer. Visit one of your
favorite Hurst establishments for great savings.
We believe shopping first in Hurst is vital to
maintaining our quality of life city. every little bit
matters and that means you!
Lastly, I want to personally thank all of our em-
ployees, businesses and citizens who participated
in the susan G. Komen race for the Cure. We
raised more than $3,700 and had more than 45
participants in the race, including two survivors.
(And we beat North richland Hills)!
Thank you for representing Hurst so well and for honoring those that have
been affected by breast cancer. I wish you and yours a fantastic summer Hurst City Council
season and look forward to seeing you soon.
Left to Right: Anna Holzer–Council member, Larry Kitchens–mayor
— Mayor Richard Ward Henry Wilson–Council member, Richard Ward–mayor, Bill
Pro Tem,
McLendon–Council member, Charles Swearengen–Council member,
Nancy Welton– Council member
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Very Berry
safe living
Smoothie
Ingredients:
½ cup plain non-fat yogurt
½ cup low fat cottage cheese
1 cup frozen mixed berries
1 medium banana
2 cups raw spinach
½ cup orange juice
Directions:
In a blender, place berries, spinach, banana and
other ingredients and blend until smooth. If more
liquid is desired, add orange juice or skim milk. If
a more frozen texture is desired, add ice cubes.
Yield: 2 servings.
Nutrition Facts: One serving: Calories: 190, Fat:
2g, Carbohydrate: 30 g, Fiber: 2g, Protein: 14g
Summer smoothie
sensations
Spring has sprung and summer is right around the corner. In Texas that means that
the warm weather is just starting to heat up! Want an easy, fast and economical way
to cool down and be healthy? Try some fun summer smoothie ideas today!
1. Since we are all supposed to eat 5-9 servings of plant based foods each day,
City Staff start the day off right with a fruit smoothie. This is an easy way to blend the
Allan Weegar–City manager goodness of fruit with some protein for energy and fullness.
Allan Heindel–Deputy City manager 2. Be creative with your smoothie recipes. Try fruit and vegetable combina-
Jeff Jones–Assistant City manager tions like blueberries, bananas and spinach. Add a little protein and creamy
John Brown–Fire Chief texture by using plain yogurt, cottage cheese or milk.
Rita Frick–City secretary 3. Offer smoothies as an afternoon snack or pool side companion to cool, de-
Ron Haynes–Director of Public Works light and add a little energy pick me up. The ideas are endless!
Steve Moore–Police Chief 4. Serve a smoothie as a low calorie dessert to finish any cookout or family
Dale Harwell–Information services manager meal. You can even make delicious chocolate or caramel smoothies that
Mike Morgan–Director of Planning and Community Development kick the sweet tooth and dazzle the tastebuds.
Clay Caruthers–Director of Finance 5. Instead of having an ice cream sundae party, try a party where everyone can
Ashleigh Whiteman–Communications manager make their own smoothie creation. This is even a great way to get the kids
Steve Bowden–Director of economic Development involved and excited about eating healthy!
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save the date
Oct.
National Night Out 4
Save the Date! Join us on Tuesday, October 4 as we once community level. This free event generates community
again celebrate America’s Night Out Against Crime! support for anti-crime and anti-drug abuse prevention
activities, as well as a high level of community participation.
National Night Out provides information, educational The presence of local law enforcement in the community
materials, and technical assistance for the development under the positive circumstances of a National Night Out
of effective year-long community police partnerships that allows many residents to meet their officers, in many cases
can reduce crime, violence, and substance abuse at the for the first time.
On the cover...
We always look forward to Hurst Stars and Stripes. It’s our hallmark event and the
highlight of our summer. What started off as a relatively small event in 2001 has
grown into a much anticipated and highly regarded event around the metroplex.
We’re proud of that and proud to have the opportunity to host such a fun and family
friendly event for our residents, businesses and visitors. This year will be no excep-
tion, aside from the fact we are celebrating a decade of fun! That’s right, Hurst Stars
and Stripes is turning ten this year and we hope you’ll join us in commemorating
the occasion, and of course, celebrating our nation’s birthday. Happy summer and
happy fourth Hurst!
Cover shot by photographer Stacy Luecker
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Storm awareness
safe living and community
Storm season has already begun; please middle of the night when you are unaware of the
remember to be aware of potential severe severe weather.
weather that can happen in an instant in Texas.
The best way to stay informed 24/7 is with a Also, please take time to update all of your
NOAA Wx Alert radio that is programmed for information concerning CodeRed on our home
Tarrant County. The Wx Alert radios typically page at www.ci.hurst.tx.us.
have an alarm that will awaken you in the
Best EMS service
requires multi-response
The most frequently asked question of the Fire is not available, units from other cities are re-
Department……. quested to respond. The goal is to put personnel
on scene as quickly as possible to begin patient
care.
Why does the City of Hurst send an
ambulance, fire truck and a police Once care has begun the seriousness of the call
officer to emergency medical calls? will dictate that five personnel are required to
perform the needed procedures in a timely man-
The answer is simple, to provide the best service ner. Additionally the medical protocols require
possible for those in need. several things to occur at one time, requiring
more than just an ambulance. It is not uncom-
Hurst has two ambulances and three fire appa- mon for one or more of the personnel from the
ratus available to respond to emergency calls in fire apparatus to ride to the hospital in the am-
the City. Also, there are typically eight or more bulance to continue the care started on scene. .
police officers on the streets. These police and
fire units are the first responders for emergency The entire process is dedicated to getting per-
medical calls and any one of these can arrive on sonnel on scene in a timely manner to start pa-
scene first and begin patient care. The care be- tient care and continue patient care until the pa-
gins whenever the first unit arrives on scene and tient is delivered to the proper facility, providing
continues until the patient is transported to the you the best service possible in all situations.
hospital. If a Hurst fire apparatus or ambulance
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Water smart
You’ve probably noticed signs around town alerting Like other wholesale water customers, we have seen
citizens of a year-round 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. “no outdoor noticeable water conservation benefits over the past
watering restriction.” Wholesale water customers of the four summers during the June through September 10
City of Fort Worth, (Hurst included), have followed suit a.m. to 6 p.m. watering restriction. We hope you’ll
after Fort Worth moved to the year round restriction in join us in going green and limiting your water use this
2008. summer!
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community
Youth get behind the camera
at Summer Media Camp
At Summer Media Camp, youth ages trips to our neighbors at the Police De- school year. Participants are welcome
9-16 get behind the camera to create partment and City Hall. These skills to bring a camera from home to learn
their own original video programming. include our interviewing techniques how they can get the most out of it.
Campers work as a team to produce a but add writing and teleprompter op- These new skills will help them with
comedy, music video, talk show or dra- eration. school projects or just keeping busy on
ma using broadcast quality cameras, a rainy Saturday.
microphones, switchers and graphic Each student or team of students will
design software. Programs are distrib- also create a pubic service announce- Summer Media Camp Schedule
uted on our youtube channel so par- ment. The best PSAs will be high- June 6-10
ticipants can share their work. lighted on the City’s Facebook Page. June 13-17
The topics are up to the kids and may June 20-24
Media Camps are held at the new range from international conservation June 27-July 1
Hurst Conference Center. Participants concerns to subjects that affect the cit- July 18-22
learn all aspects of video program- izens of Hurst directly. The creative di- July 25-29
ming jobs from director, floor director, rection belongs to the kids. These proj-
camera operator, teleprompter opera- ects will further develop their writing Chris Connolly, Technical Services
tor, graphics, audio, set design and of skills. On the technical side, the use Manager at the Hurst Conference
course, talent! The summer will end of green screen will come into play as Center has been in the field of video
with a Film Festival banquet highlight- well as advanced lighting techniques. production since 1991. He has pro-
ing the best projects of each week. duced and directed shows at both the
There is always room in the program Meyerson Symphony Center and Bass
The Talk Show. Groups develop their for unplanned activities; commercials, Performance Hall. He is a two time
own show’s theme and topics and learn skits, and they always want to do some- Telly Award Winner. He was the Di-
interview techniques in improvisation. thing scary. The best part is it’s differ- rector of Network Programming and
Behind the camera, the crew learns ent from week to week so multiple sign Media Education for Dallas Commu-
how to run camera, give cues to talent, ups are never the same experience. nity Television until it’s loss of funding
run sound with multiple open micro- in 2009. He is currently the writer and
phones, playback theme music and Media literacy will also be a part of host of The Fort Report, a weekly up-
direct three camera operators while re- the curriculum. Participants will learn date about current events in Cowtown
cording as if this were a live broadcast. critical viewing skills that build aware- on Charter Cable Channel 7.
Then, the teams rotate so everyone has ness of media messages found in ad-
an experience at each job. vertising, news, entertainment and Chris programmed and taught the
educational programming. They will Summer Media Camp in Dallas for 2
Broadcast News is always a favorite. become more aware of the media mes- summers and has served for 15 years
Reporters and camera persons collect saging/marketing in today’s world. as the Broadcast Media Advisor for
stories in the field. The anchors put it the YMCA Texas Youth & Government
all together from the news desk. This The program will build skills that program. We are very excited to bring
allows us to go on a few walking field will be useful to them throughout the this curriculum to the City of Hurst.
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E-mail subscription service available
Hurst has teamed with the world’s leading e-mail subscription Sign-up links take individuals to a menu of topics they can
management system (Gov Delivery) to provide citizens with receive. Topics include City Council agendas and packets,
access to relevant information in a timely manner. Adult Softball, Aquatics Centers, Parks, Press Releases, Senior
Services, and more.
Since 2007, citizens have been receiving a variety of information
through the free email subscription. To date more than 285,000 Sign up today. It’s easy. On the City’s homepage click the red
emails have been sent to subscribers. Citizen’s subscription “Hurst E-mail Updates button”.
records and personal information are not sold or leased but used
solely to deliver the updates. www.ci.hurst.tx.us/WebSubscription.htm
Flood Prevention Tips
Before a flood:
Check with the Public Works Engineering (817.788.7080) on the extent of past
flooding in your area. Staff can tell you about the causes of repetitive flooding,
Summer what the City is doing about it, and what would be an appropriate flood protection
level. They can also visit your property to discuss flood protection alternatives.
Media Camp For helpful tips check out: http://www.fema.gov/hazard/flood/fl_before.shtm
June 6-July 29
The price of this specialty camp is
$275 per week and includes lunch
and a snack every day. To download a
registration form visit www.hurstcc.com
or call 817.581.0044 for
information.
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community
Going green
reaps rewards
Hurst residents will soon have a chance to get rewarded
for going green. The Hurst City Council recently voted in
favor of implementing Republic Waste’s My Republic Re-
wards program. The program is a unique incentive program
that enables households to earn rewards in the form of My
Republic Rewards Points for recycling. Participants can re-
deem points for gift cards and discounts to more than 400
brand name national and local retailers across the county.
Points are earned by measuring the amount, in poundage,
that the city recycles. Please remember to
keep your trash cans out
How does this affect you? First off, the current blue recycle
of the street.
bins will be obsolete. You may choose to keep them, but
may not use them to recycle. Each resident will be issued
Trash cans placed in the
a new recycle cart (shown above). All residents will notice street can become
an increase in their monthly water bill beginning Sept. 1, hazardous and cause
whether you recycle or choose not to recycle. It’s important flooding if blown over
to note that the small increase is easily recouped, plus some, into drainage inlets.
through the new rewards program. We hope each citizen will
choose to participate! Questions? Please call 817.332.7301.
Stay tuned for more details on this exciting new develop-
ment in Hurst. All residents will receive details from Re-
public Services on how the program works. We’ll post the
latest information and implementation dates on our web site
at www.ci.hurst.tx.us. Notification of the launch will also be
sent in your monthly water bill.
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Old building gets new life
Everything old is new again in Hurst. Sort of. After more than 30 years as Fort
Worth Fire Station No. 27, a few years in the 1950s as the original Hurst Police
Station and a few years as the original Hurst City Hall, the non descript building
on Holloway Court is now the new Hurst Fire Station No. 3.
The Fire Station spent more than 30 years as Fort Worth Station No. 27, serving
areas of Fort Worth and assisting the Hurst Fire Department when needed. Fort
Worth has since built a new station and the Hurst Fire Department recently re-
occupied the storied building after minor renovations were complete. Three to
four firefighter/paramedics are stationed there and they receive an average of 850
calls each year.
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What is the most critical issue facing Hurst today?
Redeveloping
Older Areas
community
of the City
Citizen survey
results are in Improving City
Services
For the first time ever we conducted an online
only citizen survey. The survey was live for the Increasing
month of February, featured in the Star Telegram Transportation
Options
and highlighted at our Town Hall Forum.
Overall, ratings were positive and we’re encour- Increasing
aged by the feedback. We’re also continuing to Employment
improve on our already “excellent” quality of Opportunities
life. We’re proud of where we are and look for-
ward to an even brighter future!
Decreasing Crime
Thanks for taking the time to participate and
thanks for the feedback.
Don’t Know
Didn’t get a chance to participate? Have
something you’d like to say? Feel free to call 0 200 400 600
817.788.7010 and share.
How safe do you feel living in Hurst?
Very Safe
Safe
Somewhat Safe
Not Very Safe
No Opinion
0 100 200 300 400 500
We asked,
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How would you describe the quality of life in Hurst?
Excellent
Good
Adequate
Poor
Don’t Know
0 100 200 300 400 500
How long have you lived in Hurst?
Less than 3 mos
3-12 mos
1-5 yrs
6-10 yrs
More than 10 yrs
11-20 yrs
21-30 yrs
More than 30 yrs
No longer live in Hurst
Do not live in Hurst
All other responses
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
you answered!
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volunteering
Volunteers
In Actionavailable
Volunteer positions
The City of Hurst is always looking for new volunteers. The located within the Hurst Public Library. An application form
following volunteer positions are currently open: can also be accessed on-line through the City’s web site at
www.ci.hurst.tx.us.
• Library – Shelving Assistant
• Library– Chess Practice Mentor Calling all current and prospective volunteers!
• Police – Citizens On Patrol (Must be a graduate of
Hurst Citizen Police Academy) The Hurst Conference Center is seeking enthusiastic, self-
• Fire – Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service teaching, friendly and approachable volunteers to help
(RACES) with guiding Conference Center walk-ins, as well as acting
• Economic Development – Project Assistant Receptionists. Everyday the Conference Center attracts people
• Municipal Court – Warrant Officer Assistant interested in the architecture of the building, its amazing
• Hurst Conference Center – Tour Guide interior art and, of course, the starfield-lit ballroom.
• Hurst Conference Center – Receptionist
The Conference Center employs a small on-site staff, so
If you are interested in joining the VIA program, please volunteer assistance is needed. If this opportunity provokes
contact the Community Services Department at 817.788.7305. your interest, please inquire. Hurst Conference Center
Volunteer applications can be picked up at Community Services management and staff cannot wait to have you on board!
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Commumity
Powered
Revitalization
We’ve been reaching out to our citizen’s in need for
more than a decade through our Employee Giving Day
Program. Last fall we took our program to even bigger
heights by joining forces with the cities of Euless and
Bedford and 6Stones Mission Network to help revitalize
more than 20 homes in HEB. We’re continuing to work
together with neighbors, employees, elected officials
and volunteers to make our community the best it can
be, through this collaborative effort called CPR. We
recently completed 28 homes in Hurst, Euless and
Bedford. City employees volunteered their time along
with numerous volunteers on April 8 and 9, revitalizing
ten homes in Hurst. Work included painting, tree
trimming, debris removal, light construction, plumbing
and electrical repairs.
This is the second multi-jurisdictional event that
focused on what was best for the HEB area as a
community. The goal is to help struggling families with
some much needed home repairs and help maintain the
integrity of our neighborhoods. Want to get involved
this fall or know someone in need? Call 817.788.7055
for information.
Want to
Get involved?
The City of Hurst is always looking for new vol-
unteers. If you are interested in joining the VIA
program, please contact the Community Services
Department at 817.788.7305. Volunteer applica-
tions can be picked up at the Community Services’
office in the Hurst Public Library or accessed online
through the City’s Web site at www.ci.hurst.tx.us.
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Hurst
Public Library
901 Precinct Line road
Phone: 817.788.7300
library
Read All About It!
State honor received for seventh consecutive year
Again Hurst Public Library has received the TMLDA Excellence Library supports its community with special focus on a rich array of
in Libraries award. For the seventh year in a row, this affiliate or- traditional and electronic resources that support lifelong learning,
ganization of the Texas Municipal League recognized our library opportunities for cultural experiences and current topics and titles.
for achievement in ten categories of performance that represent a
picture of excellence in library service to the community a library With the building expansion to be completed shortly, the Library
serves. Business analysts have long acknowledged that one of the will open 6 days a week and provide access through its website
most obvious barometers of the social and economic health and po- 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The new face of Hurst Public
tential of a community is the quality of its public library. They use Library is most certainly a destination for inspiration, culture, edu-
the quality of the local public library to judge both the economic cation, and fun for the whole family.
health and quality of life they can expect in a community.
Stay in touch and stay in the know with a visit to the Library website
In a time when many cities are cutting services and resources, The at www.hurst.lib.tx.us and stay in touch with the new Hurst Public
City of Hurst has invested in its future by enhancing this key ser- Library Facebook at www.facebook.com/HurstPublicLibrary.
vice for its citizens. As a reflection of the City’s values, Hurst Public
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Summer
Reading Club
Dig up a Good Book
Time to go exploring for a good read! With three clubs—one for kids 6th
grade and younger, one for teens in 7th through 12th grades, and one for
adults of all ages—everyone has the opportunity for reading fun—and
prizes, too! Registration begins May 28, and all clubs continue through
July 30, with special programs for all ages starting in June. Come to the
Library to register or register online at www.hurst.lib.tx.us.
For all 17 years of age and younger: Register, then read and log in 15 hours
of reading before July 10, and you qualify to attend the Texas Rangers
game on July 11.
For all 12 and younger in the children’s club: Register, then read and log
in 25 hours by the closing of the Reading Club (6 p.m. on Saturday, July
30), and you qualify for a ticket to any DFW performance of the Ringling
Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus.
Dig up a Good Book with Geocaching!
Participate in this summer’s Hurst Public Library’s reading club and you
can win prizes two ways- by reading and geocaching!
Intro to Geocaching
Never been geocaching or even heard of it? That’s okay; come to the library
Thursday, June 16 at 7:00 PM to find out all about how to get started in on
a new, fun and educational hobby!
Hurst Public Library
Event Cache
The place to go Come to the library from 7:00 to 8:30 PM on Thursday, July 21 for Event
when you need to know! Cache. Enjoy popcorn, puzzles and the chance to meet other local cachers.
Youth Programs
Ongoing Activities
Toddler Time Story Time Chess Club
Ages 1-3 years Ages 3-6 years For elementary ages and up
Mondays and Thursdays Tuesdays and Wednesdays Mondays
10:00-10:30 AM 10:45-11:15 AM 4:00-5:00 PM
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Kids’ Reading Tuesday, July 26
Puppet People
Friday Follies
For kindergartners and younger
Club Programs Three more shows for your entertainment. 11:00 Am
Friday, June 17
Dig Up a Great Program: Mr. Willy! Whatchamacallit Wednesdays
All ages For 1st - 6th graders
Puppet People
Tuesday, may 31, 7:00 Pm 2:00 Pm Three shows presented by the library’s
own puppeteers.
library
Get your summer started right! Wednesdays, June 8 - July 27
Songwriter, author, storytelling
performer and all-around silly guy Wednesday, June 8 Friday, June 24
Willy Welch will delight kids of all Boocoos the Clown Boocoos the Clown
ages. Come be a part of it—and you Get ready to laugh at his silly antics. Get ready to laugh at his silly antics.
will be if you are here! Fun for the
whole family. Wednesday, June 15 Friday, July 15
stories + music = Opera Digging up Books
Tuesdays Together Colleen Mallette introduces opera in an TCC-Northeast Players makes literature
All ages interactive way. come to life.
7:00 Pm
Tuesdays, June 7 - July 26 Wednesday, June 22 Friday, July 22
A variety of programs for the whole family snake encounters Puppet People
to enjoy together. Daryl Sprout brings legless wonders in for Three more shows for your enjoyment.
a very close encounter with kids.
Tuesday, June 7 Dig Up a Happy Ending
Library Dig Wednesday, June 29 saturday, July 30, 10:00 Am - 6:00 Pm
Discover the library in a different way. magic of reading Come celebrate the Reading Club all
Bruce Chadwick turns the Library into a day long! This is the last day to turn in
Tuesday, June 14 truly magical place. time for the Club and activities will be
Texas Archaeology going on all day long including a
Learn about Texas of long ago. Wednesday, July 6 puppet show, story time, crafts, and a
Digging up Books special performance of 19th century
Tuesday, June 21 TCC-Northeast Players makes literature music by the Frontier Brigade Band at
Puppet People come to life. 11:00 AM.
Three shows presented by the library’s
own puppeteers. Wednesday, July 13
Goldirocks and the Three
Teen
Tuesday, June 28 Dinosaurs Reading Club
sing a story
Bring your singing voice and join right in.
Sandy Shrout and her puppets put a Programs
prehistoric twist on an old favorite.
Anime Club
Tuesday, July 5 Wednesday, July 20 7th - 12th graders
Lone star Dinosaurs Juggling, magic and Fun Thursday, June 2
Find out about some of Texas’ earliest Guinness record holder David Slick Thursday, July 7
(and largest) inhabitants. delights with his many talents. 6:00 - 8:00 Pm
If you enjoy anime—watching it and
Tuesday, July 12 Wednesday, July 27 talking about it—this is the place for
Dino-story One man Orchestration of story, you! Add other teens that love anime,
A prehistoric story time. Laughter and song too, just for fun!
Tom McDermott gets everyone involved
Tuesday, July 19 in storytelling.
Dan Gibson
Storytelling and music with a down-home
feel.
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Teen Pulse Game Night
7th - 12th graders
Thursday, may 26
Whitehouse Harmony-Bluegrass
Ongoing
Thursday, June 9
Thursday, July 14 Thursday, June 23 Brown Bag Book Club
6:30-8:00 Pm southlake swing Band First Thursday of the month
DDR, Guitar Hero, and more! Bring a Noon
friend and show off your best moves. Thursday, July 28 Bring your lunch and join us the first
Come show us what you’ve got! Flashback - Oldies Thursday of every month for book discus-
sions in the Reading Alcove. Check the
Geocaching Thursday, August 25 library website, Facebook page or call to
7th - 12th graders Canta - Latin American Variety find out what we’re reading!
Thursday, June 16
Thursday, July 21 Noon masterworks Cropping at the Library
6:30 - 8:00 Pm 12:15 Pm Bring your supplies, pages, photos and
Friday, June 10 tools for a day of scrapbooking. The 2nd
All About Me! Cora Connection - World music and 4th Saturday of every month in the
7th - 12th graders
library learning center. 10:00 AM-4:00
Thursday, June 23 Friday July 8
PM.
Thursday, July 28 rattletree marimba - Family Dance
6:30 - 8:00 Pm Party
We will be making recycled jewelry and Family Movie Matinees
June 10 - July 29
altered books/journals to express who you Friday, August 12
Fridays at 3:00 Pm
are! All craft supplies will be provided. Nana Puddin - “Hitch Your Wagon to
Join us again this year for free movies and
Bring a friend! a star”
popcorn on the big screen. Fridays at 3:00
A puppet show for preschool through el-
PM.
ementary age children.
Adult Programs
Masterworks at the Library
evening Performances
7:00 Pm
Open to the public, the MasterWorks Music
Series is funded by a grant from the City of
Hurst Hotel/Motel Tax Fund in cooperation
with Arts Council Northeast.
Visit the Library Online
www.hurst.lib.tx.us
View the iBistro catalog • Place items on hold
View your own record • Renew materials online
Home access to over 60 databases for research
Download eAudiobooks
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Public Library Grand Reopening
The Hurst Public Library Expansion Project was approved by
Hurst citizens in the 2005 Bond Election and by the City Council
library and senior center
in 2010. The Expansion designed by Hidell & Associates
Architects and constructed by AUI Contractors, Inc., added
10,174 square feet to the Library, renovated 7,626 square feet
of existing space, more than doubled existing parking, and
added an entrance from Pipeline Road.
After almost 14 months of construction which included closing
to the public on March 28, the Hurst Public Library opens its
new doors on Tuesday, May 3. At 6 p.m. that day, City Council,
the Library Board, and staff will welcome guests back with a
dedication ceremony. The Library will remain open that evening
until 9 p.m. and resume regular hours the following morning.
save the date
Guests at the Dedication Ceremony will discover a transformed May
landscaping that includes garden areas for reading and
relaxing and a dramatic new entrance that features Poems and
3
Promises. After the ribbon cutting, guests will be welcomed into
the Program Rooms North and South for music and refreshments.
During the Grand Reopening, visitors can take self-guided
tours of not only public areas, but behind the scenes as well. • Reading Alcove – updates include new furniture and
Areas to tour include: carpet
• Friends Café – this new space has vending machines, • Automated Materials Handler – this receives, clears,
an ongoing used book sale, café seating, and Wi-Fi and sorts materials as they are put in the drive-thru
• Community Gallery – relax and enjoy the exhibits in book drop. When you return items at the book drop,
this new space your account will updated before you’ve parked and
• Community Services Administration offices entered the building.
• Teen Zone – a place just for teens that includes
the Teen Collection, computers, and an interactive When you come back to the Library on May 3, you’ll find Hurst
whiteboard Public Library a very busy place with many people actively
• Historical Gallery – see the newly installed Dream checking out books, DVDs, CDs, and magazines; logging onto
Wheels by J. Lynn Kelly who will be onsite computers; enjoying the study and Wi-Fi spaces; viewing
• RFID Express Check Stations – don’t wait in line, the exhibits and art; and participating in the rich offering
check out books yourself with your library card at this of performance, literacy and educational program events.
new feature Visit the Library website at www.hurst.lib.tx.us or find Hurst
• Children’s Activity Room – guest puppet hosts will Public Library on Facebook for more information. And, most
show you this new room that includes a built-in puppet importantly –
stage
• Staff Workrooms – see where staff performs all the Save the date to come back to 901 Precinct Line Road on May
tasks that bring you Library programs, materials and 3 at 6 p.m.!
services
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Senior
Center Hours
Open 5 days a week
Monday-Wednesday, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Thursday, 8:00 AM-9:00 PM
Friday, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Charter
Memberships
Charter Memberships expired
on January 31. Don’t let your
membership lapse! Renew your
membership and receive a free,
insulated cooler.
Hurst
Senior
Center
Membership information
The new Hurst Senior Citizens Activities and pay for your membership on Feb- • These fees include many free classes,
Center is open to Seniors only, ages 55 and ruary 1, your membership will expire programs, and activities at the Senior
over. on January 31 of the following year. Center, and also include membership
• Membership is required in order to • Fees for the new Senior Center are as in our state-of-the-art Fitness Room.
attend and participate in the Senior follows: • Some classes, programs, and activities
Center. (Occasionally, we will offer • Hurst Residents - $20 per member- may require additional fees to cover
special programs that are open to the ship year. (Equivalent of about $1.67 the cost of supplies, refreshments,
general public.) per month) and/or instructor fees.
• Membership begins the day you reg- • Non-Residents - $80 per membership
ister and pay, and ends one year from year. (Equivalent of about $6.67 per
that date. For example, if you register month)
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senior center
Senior Center
News
Hurst Senior Citizens Activities Center
launches programs, holds events
2011 has taken off with a blast at the rytale story about our adventures that • Lunch & Learn: Nutrition 101
Hurst Senior Citizens Activities Center! day. Everyone enjoyed the free breakfast • Memorial Day Watermelonfest
upon arrival as well as the ambience of • Hawaiian Luau
Many new programs and events were the Winstar Casino. Plans are underway
launched with the beginning of the New for our next exciting trip out of town, so The Senior Center has many monthly
Year. The excitement is felt from the be sure to check in often with the Senior held activities. Potluck Bingo is a FREE
moment you walk through the Senior Center for upcoming activities. event and is always on the first Thursday
Center doors. The fitness room stays of the month. Members are asked to bring
busy, classes are filling up fast, events Here’s a preview of some of our sum- a side dish or dessert to share. We offer
are well attended and the café always mer programs, classes, groups, activi- the Breakfast Club once a month for only
has fresh coffee and donuts available. ties and health related and educational $3 per person. Space is limited and the
seminars: menu varies so check the Senior Pipe-
We made our inaugural Winstar Casino • Computer Classes line for details. In March, we launched
Trip on Feb. 23 and had a full bus with • Zumba Gold the “Dining Society”, a group that meets
53 passengers on board. The trip there • Tai Chi once a month at a local restaurant. This
and back was entertaining with games • Yoga is a great opportunity to get out, meet
and prizes. We even wrote our own fai- • “Iced” Tea Party some new people and enjoy good food.
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Events & Classes
Here are just a FEW of our Upcoming Events and Classes – June – Health Evaluations
(must be a member to participate and sign-up may be required) Are you interested in getting your health in order? A health
evaluation is a great way to start. You will learn about your
current health status and ways to take action for a healthier you.
May “Iced” Tea Party
Free event sponsored by Maximize Living.
In honor of all the special women of the Hurst Senior Center we
will hold our Second Annual Tea Party. The party will feature
flavored ice teas and other exceptional “iced” extravagances. June 23 – Variety Dance with Russ Dorsey Band
The Russ Dorsey Band always brings a crowd to the Senior
Center Dance. Join us at 6 pm as we listen to some fabulous
Memorial Day Watermelonfest
music and dance the night away. Dance is open to everyone, not
Come to the Senior Center on May 27 for some Memorial Day
just Senior Center Members. Cost is $5 per person, pay at the
Weekend fun. Our Memorial Day celebration will include all
door.
things watermelon.
Senior
Pipeline
Pick up a copy of The Senior Pipeline,
the monthly newsletter,
for more information on Senior Center
programs and activities.
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recreation
Hurst Recreation Center & Pre-School Programs
Hurst
Recreation
Center
Forecast for summer: Temperatures in the 100’s, and 100’s of a custom-designed fitness plan, and our Fitness Center has all
opportunities for fitness and fun at the Hurst Recreation Cen- of the equipment you will need to complete your workouts. The
ter! During the summer heat, you can keep your cool in the Cardio Room has a total of 10 treadmills and nine elliptical
air-conditioned comfort of the Hurst Recreation Center. Come crosstrainers and all of these have individual television screens
and enjoy our activities and programs: 100’s of classes, shooting that will allow you to watch your favorite TV show while you
some hoops with your friends, enjoying a game of racquetball or workout, or use your iPod to listen to your favorite music, or
volleyball, using the jogging/walking track to get some exercise, watch your favorite movies. If you haven’t tried out our two
or working out in our state-of-the-art fitness center. Equipment TechnoGym Crossovers and their unique lateral motion train-
used to participate in basketball, volleyball, racquetball, wal- ing, come check it out. In addition, there are also bikes, stair-
lyball, and table tennis is available for check out, with your climbers, rowing machines, and seated crosstrainers available
“Quality of Life” Rec Card at the front desk of the Recreation for cardio workouts. Any complete fitness program also includes
Center. a strength training regiment, and we have an extensive selec-
tion of pin-selectorized, and plate-loaded strength equipment,
If fitness is your thing, there are many fitness classes to help as well as dumbbells, and flexibility equipment. For more in-
you reach all of your fitness goals. You can schedule a per- formation on any of our activities or classes, contact the Front
sonal training session with our personal trainers to formulate Desk at the Recreation Center 817.788.7325.
Our Commitment to Quality:
Your satisfaction is our goal. . .we strive to provide you with qual- are not completely satisfied with your recreational experience,
ity recreation programs and we take pride in making your recre- please call us at 817.788.7325 to share your concerns and sug-
ation experience an enjoyable one. Join us this season for recre- gestions for improvement. Thank you for choosing Hurst Parks
ational, educational, and life-long learning opportunities. If you and Recreation.
Mission Statement quality of life for citizens of all
The Hurst Recreation Division is dedicated to improving the
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ages by providing a variety of recreational activities, special events, facilities, and services that
encourage life-long learning, fitness and fun.
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Pre-School Mom & Me Soccer (2-3 years)
Time to not only play with your tot, but
Phonics Fun - Step II (3-5 years)
Ready for more phonics? Come take the next
Programs get some exercise as well! We will learn
the basics of soccer and how to make a
step of Phonics Fun and learn some more! (Sup-
ply Fee $5)
GOOOOOOOAAAAAALLLLL! (Tennis shoes Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher)
Mozart’s Two’s (18 months-2 years) required.) summer I
Can you imagine the beautiful music your Instructor: Kourtnee Castillo
13035-A M 11:15-Noon 4WKS 6/6 $12
2-year old and their new friends will create with summer I
musical instruments? They will play musical summer II
13700-A F 9:00-9:30AM 4WKS 6/10 $12
instruments and games. (Supply Fee $5) 14035-A M 11:15-Noon 4WKS 7/11 $12
summer II
Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher)
summer I 14700-B W 5:30-6:00PM 4WKS 7/13 $12 Hands-on-Math (3-5 years)
13000-A M 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 6/6 $11
Let’s learn numbers the fun way! We will learn
NEW! Happy Feet (2 years) to add, subtract, and count. We will also use
13000-B M 5:30-6:00PM 4WKS 6/6 $11 Let’s get those feet tapping and those bodies musical instruments to help us have fun while
summer II moving! We will have fun with music and move- learning!
14000-A M 5:30-6:00PM 4WKS 7/11 $11 ment while working on the development of our (Supply Fee $5)
gross motor skills. Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher)
14000-B M 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 7/11 $11 Instructor: Dottie Nicholson
summer I
summer I
NEW! I Can Create (18 months-2 years) 13205-A M Noon – 12:30PM 4WKS 6/6 $12
13095-A F 9:00-9:30AM 4WKS 6/10 $12
I may be small, but I can still create beautiful summer II
summer II
pieces of artwork! We will create and have fun! 14205-A M Noon – 12:30PM 4WKS 7/11 $12
14095-A F 9:00-9:30AM 4WKS 7/15 $12
(Supply Fee $5)
Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher) How Does Your Garden Grow
summer I
Creative Time For Tots (3-4 years) (3-6 years)
This class is designed to teach your pre-schooler Do you wonder how a seed turns into a plant?
13005-A M 9:30-10:00AM 4WKS 6/6 $11
important social skills through interaction with Let’s find out together as we plant seeds and see
13005-B M 5:00-5:30PM 4WKS 6/6 $11 others. Your child will prepare for Pre-K through what happens! We will learn about plant life
summer II an introduction to letters, numbers, and colors. In and how they grow. (Supply Fee $10.)
14005-A M 9:30-10:00AM 4WKS 7/11 $11
a structured, yet fun, environment, your child will Instructor: Dottie Nicholson
learn through crafts, music, stories, and creative summer I
14005-B M 5:00-5:30PM 4WKS 7/11 $11 play. (Supply Fee $10)
13075-A F 9:45-10:30AM 4WKS 6/10 $12
Instructor: margaret Angel (Certified school Teacher)
Independent Two’s - Let Me Be Me summer I
(18 months-2 years)
This class is for children who are ready to go to 13040-A MW 8:30-10:15AM 4WKS 6/6 $28
class without their mommies. They will create 13040-B TTH 8:30-10:15AM 4WKS 6/7 $28
new projects each week using paint and glue summer II
and will have tons of fun! (Supply Fee $5)
Preschool
14040-A MW 8:30-10:15AM 4WKS 7/11 $28
Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher)
summer I 14040-B TTH 8:30-10:15AM 4WKS 7/12 $28
13080-A
13080-B
M
M
9:00-9:30AM
4:30-5:00PM
4WKS
4WKS
6/6
6/6
$11
$11
Phonics Fun - Step I (3-5 years)
Come one, come all to the big sounds of letters.
& Youth
summer II
14080-A M 9:00-9:30AM 4WKS 7/11 $11
You will learn pre-reading skills through games
and activities that teach phonics. (Supply Fee
Programs:
$5)
14080-B M 4:30-5:00PM 4WKS 7/11 $11
Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher) Just a couple of reminders…
summer I
Awesome Two’s (2 years)
Let’s get together and play! We will learn our 13030-A M 10:30-11:15AM 4WKS 6/6 $12 With your child’s best interest in mind, we
shapes and colors, create crafts and just have summer II ask that parents not remain in the classroom
a blast playing and learning at the same time! 14030-A M 10:30-11:15AM 4WKS 7/11 $12 after the class begins. Our instructors
(Supply Fee $10.) have found that their quality of instruction
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson is affected by parental distractions and
summer I
interruptions.
13090-A M 9:00-9:45AM 4WKS 6/6 $12
summer II In order to provide the best learning
14090-A M 9:00-9:45AM 4WKS 7/11 $12 environment, children 3-5 years must be
toilet trained.
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International Cooking Flare (3-6 years) NEW! Ugly Bugs (3-5 years)
We will learn about different countries and what kids there like to Do you think bugs are creepy or cool? Either way, we will have a fun
eat. We might even make something that you already like to eat! time learning and studying our world of amazing bugs! (Supply Fee
(Supply Fee $10.) $5)
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher)
summer I summer I
recreation
13250-A F 10:45-11:30AM 4WKS 6/10 $12 13555-A T 12:15-1:00PM 4WKS 6/7 $12
summer II
Pre-School Computers (3-4 years) 14555-A T 12:15-1:00PM 4WKS 7/12 $12
In this tech-savvy class for pre-schoolers, your child will learn the
proper way to turn the computer on and off, how to use the mouse, all NEW! When Dinosaurs Roamed (3-6 years)
while having fun with Elmo and other pre-school programs. Do you LOVE dinosaurs? Come learn about all of the different
Instructor: Vicki mcmeans dinosaurs that roamed the earth. We will have a great time learning
summer I through games, crafts, and stories. (Supply Fee $10.)
Pre-School Programs
13800-A TH 12:30-1:00PM 4WKS 6/9 $12 Instructor: Dottie Nicholson
summer II summer II
14800-A TH 12:30-1:00PM 4WKS 7/14 $12 14666-A F 9:45-10:30AM 4WKS 7/15 $12
NEW! Bugs, Bugs, Bugs (3-6 years) My Little Princess (3-6 years)
Do you like watching those creepy critters in your backyard? We will Calling all princesses of the royal kingdom! We will learn while
learn all about insects and even conduct some live inspections of having fun dressing up, role playing, listening to music and creating
specimens. (Supply Fee $10.) crafts. (Supply Fee $10.)
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson Instructor: Dottie Nicholson
summer I summer II
13100-A M 10:00-10:45AM 4WKS 6/6 $12 14111-A T 10:30-11:15AM 4WKS 7/15 $12
NEW! Hot Wheelers (3-6 years) Yes, I Can Draw (3-5 years)
Vroom! Vroom! Calling all car enthusiasts for a fun time playing, Yes, you can draw! You will develop your fine motor skills by putting
crafting, stories, and games all about cars! (Supply Fee $10.) your creativity to work through drawing. (Supply list)
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher)
summer I summer I
13140-A M 11:00-11:45AM 4WKS 6/6 $12 13010-A T 9:00-9:30AM 4WKS 6/7 $11
summer II
NEW! Manners (3-6 years) 14010-A T 9:00-9:30AM 4WKS 7/12 $11
Need help in the manners department? We will focus on good man-
ners needed in different situations. (Supply Fee $10.) International Lunch A Bunch (3-5 years)
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson Calling all pre-schoolers to the kitchen for some fun! Come learn how
summer I to create a healthy lunch. (Supply Fee $10)
13190-A T 10:30-11:15AM 4WKS 6/7 $12 Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher)
summer I
NEW! Kitchen Science (3-6 years) 13170-A T 10:30-11:15AM 4WKS 6/7 $12
Do you think about the world of science while in the kitchen? Science summer II
is all around us and we’ll explore science in the kitchen! (Supply Fee
14170-A T 10:30-11:15AM 4WKS 7/12 $12
$10.)
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson
Fairy Fun (3-8 years)
summer II
Do you love fairies? Come create some fairy fun! (Supply Fee $10)
14200-A M 10:00-10:45AM 4WKS 7/11 $12 Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher)
summer I
NEW! Trains! (3-6 years) 13110-A T 11:30-12:15PM 4WKS 6/7 $12
All aboard! Calling all conductors to climb aboard as we play trains!
summer II
We will have all kinds of fun learning about trains through play time,
stories, and crafts. (Supply Fee $10.) 14110-A T 11:30-12:15PM 4WKS 7/12 $12
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson
summer II
14400-A M 11:00-11:45AM 4WKS 7/11 $12
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Captain Hook’s Sea Creatures (3-5 years) Ballet for Tots (3-5 years) NEW! Nature Friends (4-7 years)
What sea creatures might Captain Hook en- In this class your tot will become familiar with Come explore the nature around us, learn about
counter during his travels? We will use paints, basic barre and center work. We will also work different Biomes and how to take care of the
scissors, and more to create these living animals on counting, tempo, distinguishing our right world around us. (Supply Fee $10.)
lurking in the deep blue sea. (Supply Fee $5) from our left, and other foundational dance Instructor: Dottie Nicholson
Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher) concepts. (Ballet shoes required.) summer II
summer I Instructor: LaTisha Clay 14195-A T 2:30-3:15PM 4WKS 7/12 $12
13888-A T 9:30-10:20AM 4WKS 6/7 $12 summer II
summer II 14180-A T 10:30-11:00AM 4WKS 7/12 $11 NEW! Around the World Adventures
(4-7 years)
14888-A T 9:30-10:20AM 4WKS 7/12 $12 14180--B T 11:30-Noon 4WKS 7/12 $11
Let’s take a trip around the world to new places!
14180-C W 10:30-11:00AM 4WKS 7/13 $11 We will learn about food, games, and products
Tap for Tots (3-5 years) that come from that country. (Supply Fee $10.)
In this class your tot will become familiar with 14180-D W 11:30-Noon 4WKS 7/13 $11
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson
many of the single sound tap moves. We will
also work on counting, tempo, distinguishing Tiny Dancer I (3-5 years) summer I
our right from our left, and other foundational Your tiny dancer will learn tap, ballet, and 13225-A W 9:00-9:45AM 4WKS 6/8 $12
dance concepts. (Tap shoes required.) rhythmic movements. (Ballet and tap shoes are summer II
Instructor: LaTisha Clay required.)
14225-A W 9:00-9:45AM 4WKS 7/13 $12
summer II Instructor: Caitlin sonnen
summer II
14065-A T 11:00-11:30AM 4WKS 7/12 $11 NEW! Rhyme Time (4-7 years)
14060-A S 9:15-10:00AM 4WKS 7/16 $12 Like Nursery Rhymes? We will take your favor-
14065-B T Noon-12:30PM 4WKS 7/12 $11
ites and act them out using props and plenty of
14065-C W 11:00-11:30AM 4WKS 7/13 $11 Tiny Dancer II (3-5 years) imagination. (Supply Fee $10.)
14065-D W Noon-12:30PM 4WKS 7/13 $11
Your tiny dancer will learn tap, ballet, and Instructor: Dottie Nicholson
rhythmic movements. (Ballet and tap shoes are summer I
required.)
13777-A W 10:00-10:45AM 4WKS 6/8 $12
Instructor: Caitlin sonnen
summer II
summer II
14777-A W 10:00-10:45AM 4WKS 7/13 $12
14070-A S 10:00-10:45AM 4WKS 7/16 $12
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Space Camp (4-8 years) Pre-School Soccer Camp (5-7 years)
Come see how our world has changed through the space age. We will Are you ready to learn the game of soccer? We’ll learn the basics
conduct experiments that relate to space. We will also learn about of soccer mechanics: dribbling, shooting, and passing through fun
astronauts, space crafts, and the planets. We will explore space life and exciting drills. We will also begin to learn how to play the game
and the physics of rockets!! (Supply Fee $5) of soccer as a team. Bring your soccer ball! This class will meet at
Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher) the pavilion in Central Park, just south of the Recreation Center.
Pre-School and Youth Programs recreation
summer I (Athletic shoes and water bottle are required. Cleats and shin guards
13025-A TH 9:30-10:15AM 4WKS 6/9 $12 are recommended.)
summer II Instructor: Luke Grimsley
summer II
14025-A TH 9:30-10:15AM 4WKS 7/14 $12
14999-A M-F 8:30-9:30AM 1WK 7/25-7/29 $35
Little Tyke Soccer (4-6 years)
GGGOOOAAALLL! You will get your feet running and learn the NEW! Kidprov (5-12 years)
basics of the world’s most popular sport. (Athletic shoes required) Calling all Elementary students!! Here’s a great class to show your
Instructor: Kourtnee Castillo creative talents! We will learn about improv-style acting using
summer I imaginary, real props, and costumes. We will use story telling, public
speaking, and teamwork to tell our story, along with brown boxes and
13600-A F 9:30-10:00AM 4WKS 6/10 $12
chalk to create rotating props. Fun times await you and your creative
summer II
juices!
14600-B W 6:00-6:30PM 4WKS 7/13 $12 Instructor: sonja Desouza
summer I
Little Tyke Basketball (4-6 years) (5-7 years)
Is the NBA in your future? Come get the ball bouncing and learn the
13333-A TH 4:00-4:45PM 4WKS 6/9 $12
basics to get started.
(8-12 years)
Instructor: Kourtnee Castillo
summer I 23123-A TH 5:00-5:45PM 4WKS 6/9 $12
summer II
13500-A F 10:30-11:00AM 4WKS 6/10 $12
(5-7 years)
NEW! Play & Learn (3-5 years) 14333-A TH 4:00-4:45PM 4WKS 7/14 $12
Playing and learning go hand-in-hand. We’ll get ready for learning by (8-12 years)
introducing the ABC’s and 123’s through song, dance, crafts, group 24123-A TH 5:00-5:45PM 4WKS 7/14 $12
activities and more. (Supply Fee $5)
Instructor: miranda slovensky
summer I
13160-A TH 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 6/9 $12
One-Time Classes
summer II NEW! Barbie Party (3-6 years)
14160-A TH 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 7/14 $12 Let’s play Barbies! We will dress up and play, create crafts, and even
have a fashion show at the end of the party!
Pre-K Kids (4-5 years) Instructor: Dottie Nicholson
This class is designed to prepare your child for Kindergarten. 13055-A T 9:00-10:00AM 1WK 6/7 $14
Through crafts, stories, music, and play time, they will learn the
alphabet, numbers, and colors in a structured, yet fun, environment. NEW! Yo Ho Ho Pirate’s Party (4-7 years)
Your child will develop improved social skills through their interac- Arg! Calling all pirates!! We’ll play pirate games and even walk the
tion with other students. Be sure to bring a sack lunch. (Supply Fee plank!
$10) Instructor: Dottie Nicholson
Instructor: margaret Angel (Certified school Teacher)
13045-A T 9:00-10:00AM 1WK 6/14 $14
summer I
13050-A MW 10:30-2:00PM 4WKS 6/6 $49 NEW! Fairy Princess Party (3-6 years)
13050-B TTH 10:30-2:00PM 4WKS 6/7 $49 This party is for Fairy Princess only! We’ll play, create a craft, have a
summer II snack, and tell stories about Fairies. (Dress up clothes and wings will
be provided.)
14050-A MW 10:30-2:00PM 4WKS 7/11 $49
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson
14050-B TTH 10:30-2:00PM 4WKS 7/12 $49
13825-A T 9:00-10:00AM 1WK 6/21 $14
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NEW! Safety First (3-6 years) Crafts-4-Kids (4-7 years) NEW! Basketball Fundamentals
Safety First! This class will go over stranger Let’s get crafty and have lots of fun making a (5-10 years)
danger, fire safety, and water safety. different craft each week! (Supply Fee $5) Do you want to learn proper basketball tech-
Kids will make a safety kit to take home. Instructor: Kourtnee Castillo
niques? We will work on the fundamentals of
basketball such as: proper techniques for pass-
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Instructor: Dottie Nicholson
23000-A F 11:15-11:45AM 4WKS 6/10 $11
13925-A T 9:00-10:00AM 1WK 6/28 $14
ing, dribbling, and shooting the basketball. We
will also work on techniques for playing defense
Ballet and Tap (4-6 years) and basic rules.
NEW! Blues Clues Party (3-6 years) Here’s a dance class that combines the two most Instructor: Drew Briggs
A clue? Do you see a clue? We’ll look for common dance styles: ballet and tap. You will summer I
clues and solve the mystery through different have the chance to do BOTH in this basic class. (5-7 years)
activities. (Ballet and tap shoes required.)
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson Instructor: Caitlin sonnen 23101-A T 10:00-10:50AM 4WKS 6/7 $14
14055-A T 9:00-10:00AM 1WK 7/5 $14 summer II (8-10 years)
24120-A S 10:45-11:45AM 4WKS 7/16 $13 23101-B T 11:00-11:50AM 4WKS 6/7 $14
NEW! Explorer Friends (3-6 years) summer II
Do you like Dora and Diego? Come explore with Ballet (5-10 years) (5-7 years)
us through music, crafts, and games. In this class you will perform basic barre and 24101-A T 10:00-10:50AM 4WKS 7/12 $14
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson center work. We will also work on technique, (8-10 years)
14045-A T 9:00-10:00AM 1WK 7/12 $14 phrasing, timing, and other foundational dance
24101-B T 11:00-11:50AM 4WKS 7/12 $14
concepts. (Ballet slippers required)
NEW! Japanese Tea Party (4-7 years) Instructor: LaTisha Clay
NEW! Kindergarten Computers (5-6 years)
Did you know that at a Japanese Tea Party that summer II
Let’s jump on the computer and have some fun!
you sit on the floor? We’ll do just that and learn 24140-A T 2:00-2:45PM 4WKS 7/12 $12 This class will build familiarity with use of the
about the country of Japan at the same time.
computer while enforcing and building Kinder-
(Dress up clothes provided.) Tap (5-10 years) garten skills. We will be using the “Jump Start
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson In this class you will learn the basics of tap Kindergarten” software.
14825-A T 9:00-10:00AM 1WK 7/19 $14 dancing. We will also work on technique, Instructor: Vickie mcmeans
phrasing, timing, and other foundational dance summer I
NEW! Dino Party (4-7 years) concepts. (Tap shoes required)
23112-A TH 1:00-1:30PM 4WKS 6/9 $12
Do you dig dinos? Let’s explore all about dinos Instructor: LaTisha Clay
summer II
through stories, crafts, and games. summer II
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson 24112-A TH 1:00-1:30PM 4WKS 7/14 $12
24160-A W 2:00-2:45PM 4WKS 7/13 $12
14925-A T 9:00-10:00AM 1WK 7/26 $14
Jazz (5-10 years) NEW! First Grade Primary Computers
(6-7 years)
In this class you will learn the basics of jazz Heading to First Grade? Let’s get a head start!
Youth dancing. We will also work on technique,
phrasing, timing, and other foundational dance
This class will build familiarity and comfort of
use with the computer while enforcing known
Programs concepts. (Sneakers required)
Instructor: LaTisha Clay
skills and building additional skills on a first
grade level. Software used will be “Jump Start
summer II
Cheerleading 101 - Beginning First Grade”.
24150-A W 2:45-3:30PM 4WKS 7/13 $12 Instructor: Vickie mcmeans
and Intermediate (3-12 years) summer I
Here’s your first step in learning to be a cheer- Hip-Hop Dance (5-10 years)
leader. You will learn basic motions, jumps, and 23115-A TH 1:30-2:00PM 4WKS 6/9 $12
In this class you will learn the basics of hip-
cheers. Please wear comfortable shorts, t-shirt, summer II
hop dancing. We will also work on technique,
tennis shoes, and wear your hair pulled back. phrasing, timing, and other foundational dance 24115-A TH 1:30-2:00PM 4WKS 7/14 $12
Instructor: sherri Crawford
concepts. (Sneakers required)
summer I
summer II NEW! Jr. Chefs (7-12 years)
Beginning: (3-7 years) Let’s get together and make some great recipes
24070-A T 2:45-3:30PM 4WKS 7/12 $12
23180-A TH 3:30-4:00PM 4WKS 6/9 $11 from scratch! We will learn how to read and
Intermediate: (8-12 years) follow a recipe to create tasty dishes! (Supply
Fee $10.)
23180-B TH 4:00-4:30PM 4WKS 6/9 $11
summer II Please Instructor: Dottie Nicholson
summer I
Beginning: (3-7 years)
24180-A TH 3:30-4:00PM 4WKS 7/14 $11
Remember 23145-A T 11:30-12:15PM 4WKS 6/7 $12
With your child’s best interest summer II
Intermediate: (8-12 years)
in mind, we ask that parents not 24145-A T 11:30-12:15PM 4WKS 7/12 $12
24180-B TH 4:00-4:30PM 4WKS 7/14 $11
remain in the classroom after the
class begins. Our instructors have
found that their quality of instruc-
tion is affected by parental distra-
tions and interruptions.
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NEW! Sewing Club (7-12 years) Young Artist - Painters (6-12 years)
Get those creative juices flowing! We will learn basic sewing tech- Are you a young painter who needs inspiration? Join us to explore
niques by hand and by machines. We will also learn how to select the basics of color and painting while practicing on some creative
and sew by using a pattern. (Supply Fee $15, and includes all sup- projects. (Supply Fee $10)
plies except for scissors.) Instructor: Kelly Watkins
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson summer I
Youth Programs recreation
summer I
23222-A M 10:00-10:50AM 4WKS 6/6 $12
23420-A T 2:30-3:30PM 4WKS 6/7 $12
23222-B T 1:00-1:50PM 4WKS 6/7 $12
NEW! Beading Basics (7-12 years) 23222-C W Noon-12:50PM 4WKS 6/8 $12
Did you know that beading is more than just jewelry? We explore and 23222-D TH 3:00-3:50PM 4WKS 6/9 $12
create different beading projects. (Supply Fee $15, and includes all
summer II
supplies except for needle nose pliers.)
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson 24222-A M 10:00-10:50AM 4WKS 7/11 $12
summer II 24222-B T 1:00-1:50PM 4WKS 7/12 $12
24525-A T 1:00-2:00PM 4WKS 7/12 $12 24222-C W Noon-12:50PM 4WKS 7/13 $12
24222-D TH 3:00-3:50PM 4WKS 7/14 $12
Summer Arts Camp (6-12 years)
The City of Hurst and the Arts Council of Northeast Tarrant County
Young Artists 3-D (6-12 years)
(ARTSNET) present Summer with the Arts for Ages 6 to 12! This
Do you enjoy creating with paper and clay? We will learn the basics
unique program brings all the arts to you, featuring a different type of
of sculpture through clay projects, 3-D paper crafting, and foam.
art each week!
(Supply Fee $15)
Instructors: provided by ArTsNeT
Instructor: Kelly Watkins
summer I
summer I
23600-A M-F 10:00-Noon 4WKS 6/6 $50
23666-A M 11:00-11:50AM 4WKS 6/6 $12
summer II
23666-B T 2:00-2:50PM 4WKS 6/7 $12
24600-A M-F 10:00-Noon 4WKS 7/11 $50
23666-C W 10:00-10:50AM 4WKS 6/8 $12
23666-D TH 1:00-1:50PM 4WKS 6/9 $12
summer II
24666-A M 11:00-11:50AM 4WKS 7/11 $12
24666-B T 2:00-2:50PM 4WKS 7/12 $12
24666-C W 10:00-10:50AM 4WKS 7/13 $12
24666-D TH 1:00-1:50PM 4WKS 7/14 $12
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Young Artists Explore Texture (6-12 years) Papier Mache (6-12 years) Guitar - Beginner and Advanced Beginner
Join us to explore the basics of texture to help Come get messy with papier mache and create (7+ years)
stimulate creativity. Our activities will include: your very own mask and frame. (Supply Fee $6) Sing-a-long as you learn basic chords and chord
sunflowers, treasure maps, paper weaving, and Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher) progressions in this beginner class. Students
repousse. (Supply Fee $15) must provide their own guitar. Fee includes
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summer I
Instructor: Kelly Watkins 23100-A W 12:30-1:20PM 4WKS 6/8 $12 textbook.
summer I Instructor: Dallas Kaemmerling
summer II
23444-A M Noon-12:50PM 4WKS 6/6 $12 summer I
24100-A W 12:30-1:20PM 4WKS 7/13 $12
Beginner
23444-B T 3:00-3:50PM 4WKS 6/7 $12
(7-10 years)
23444-C W 11:00-11:50AM 4WKS 6/8 $12
Tie-Dye Fun (6-12 years)
It’s time to relive the groovy times of tie-dye! 23020-A TH 5:00-6:00PM 4WKS 6/9 $20
23444-D TH 2:00-2:50PM 4WKS 6/9 $12 You will create your own unique t-shirt and (11+ years)
summer II bandanas! (Supply Fee $10) 23020-B TH 6:15-7:15PM 4WKS 6/9 $20
24444-A M Noon-12:50PM 4WKS 7/11 $12 Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher) Advanced Beginner
summer I
24444-B T 3:00-3:50PM 4WKS 7/12 $12 23020-C TH 7:30-8:30PM 4WKS 6/9 $20
23040-A M 12:30-1:20PM 4WKS 6/6 $12 summer II
24444-C W 11:00-11:50AM 4WKS 7/13 $12
summer II Beginner
24444-D TH 2:00-2:50PM 4WKS 7/14 $12
24040-A M 12:30-1:20PM 4WKS 7/11 $12 (7-10 years)
24020-A TH 5:00-6:00PM 4WKS 7/14 $20
Yes, I Can Draw (6-12 years) Girl’s Spa (6-12 years)
Yes, you can draw! You will develop your fine (11+ years)
Like to pamper yourself? We’ll learn how to
motor skills by putting your creativity to work 24020-B TH 6:15-7:15PM 4WKS 7/14 $20
make our own soap, lotions, and body scrubs!
through drawing. (Supply list) Advanced Beginner
(Supply Fee $10)
Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher)
Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher) 24020-C TH 7:30-8:30PM 4WKS 7/14 $20
summer I
summer I
23170-A W 9:30-10:20AM 4WKS 6/8 $12
23130-A T 1:15-2:00PM 4WKS 6/7 $12
summer II
summer II
24170-A W 9:30-10:20AM 4WKS 7/13 $12
24130-A T 1:15-2:00PM 4WKS 7/12 $12
Water Coloring (6-12 years) NEW! Chemistry Fun 101 (6-12 years)
Calling all kids! Come explore your creative
Ever wonder about how scientists figure things
side by creating your very own watercolors. You
out? They use chemistry to study the properties
will learn about color combinations and differ-
and interactions of different forms of matter.
ent applications. (Supply Fee $10)
Come see how home chemistry defines our
Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher)
world! (Supply Fee $8)
summer I
Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher)
23090-A W 8:45-9:30AM 4WKS 6/8 $12 summer I
summer II
23555-A T H 10:15-11:00AM 4WKS 6/9 $12
24090-A W 8:45-9:30AM 4WKS 7/13 $12 summer II
24555-A TH 10:15-11:00AM 4WKS 7/14 $12
International Lunch-A-Bunch (6-12 years)
Calling all hungry kids to the kitchen for some
fun! Come learn how to create a healthy lunch.
NEW! Oregon Trail - Reading Mr. Tucket
(6-12 years)
(Supply Fee $10)
Let’s learn how families survived life on the
Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher)
Oregon Trail. We will read the book Mr. Tucket
summer I
by Gary Paulsen. (Supply Fee $8)
23060-A W 10:30-11:15AM 4WKS 6/8 $12 Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher)
summer II
Tri-Cities
summer I
24060-A W 10:30-11:15AM 4WKS 7/13 $12 23456-A TH 11:00-Noon 4WKS 6/9 $12
Salt Dough 101 (6-12 years)
Using salt dough, we will create sea creatures
summer II
24456-A TH 11:00-Noon 4WKS 7/14 $12
Promenadors:
from land or sea. Soon, you will create a menag-
Did you know that the Tri-Cities
erie! (Supply Fee $6) Promenadors offer Square Dance
Instructor: mary Cassidy (Certified school Teacher)
lessons at the Brookside Center on
summer I
23065-A W 11:30-12:20PM 4WKS 6/8 $12
Tuesday nights from 7:30-9:30 p.m.?
summer II Drop by and give it a try!
24065-A W 11:30-12:20PM 4WKS 7/13 $12
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NEW! Guitar Camp (7-12 years) Basketball Basics (7-12 years)
Are you ready to learn a lot about playing the guitar in a short period Is the NBA in your future? Come get the ball bouncing and learn the
of time? Here’s you opportunity to get a jump start in just four days! basics to get started. (Athletic shoes required.)
We will learn basic guitar technique, chords, and melodies to get you Instructor: Kourtnee Castillo
strumming. summer I
Instructor: Dallas Kaemmerling 23030-A W 5:30-6:00PM 4WKS 6/8 $11
summer I
summer II
Youth Programs recreation
(7-11 years)
24030-A W 7:00-7:30PM 4WKS 7/13 $11
23025-A W-S 1:00-2:30PM 1WK 6/15-6/18 $40
(12+ years) Girls Volleyball Beginners Basics (8-12 years)
23025-B W-S 3:00-4:30PM 1WK 6/15-6/18 $40 Do you have an interest in playing volleyball? We will learn the
summer II basics to get you started. (Tennis shoes required.)
(7-11 years) Instructor: Kourtnee Castillo
summer I
24025-A W-S 1:00-2:30PM 1WK 7/13-7/16 $40
(12+ years) 23035-A W 6:00-6:30PM 4WKS 6/8 $11
summer II
24025-B W-S 3:00-4:30PM 1WK 7/13-7/16 $40
24035-A W 7:30-8:00PM 4WKS 7/13 $11
Beginner Violin (9-12 years)
This class will introduce you to your violin. You will learn to read Tae Kwon Do and Jujutsu for Kids (6-12 years)
and play basic music in a group setting. (Students must provide their This class will teach basic and advanced Tae Kwon Do techniques as
own violin.) well as self defense techniques of escapes, take downs and disabling
Instructor: Amanda Flores from jujutsu.
summer I Instructor: Paul Kearney (3rd degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do, 1st degree black
belt in Judo and Aikijujutsu, and a blue belt in Brazilian Jiujitsu.)
23050-A M 6:00-6:45PM 4WKS 6/6 $30
may
23050-B S 10:00-10:45AM 4WKS 6/11 $30
22200-C TH 6:00-7:00PM 4WKS 5/5 $40
summer II
June
24050-A M 6:00-6:45PM 4WKS 7/11 $30
23200-A TH 6:00-7:00PM 4WKS 6/2 $40
24050-B S 10:00-10:45AM 4WKS 7/16 $30 July
23200-B TH 6:00-7:00PM 4WKS 7/7 $40
Soccer Camp (8-12 years)
August
Are you ready to learn the game of soccer? We’ll learn the basics
of soccer mechanics: dribbling, shooting, and passing through fun 23200-C TH 6:00-7:00PM 4WKS 8/4 $40
and exciting drills. We will also begin to learn how to play the game
of soccer as a team. Bring your soccer ball! This class will meet at ITF - Tae Kwon Do (5+ years)
the pavilion in Central Park, just south of the Recreation Center. ITF-Tae Kwon Do is the only original and traditional Korean Tae
(Athletic shoes and water bottle are required. Cleats and shin guards Kwon Do in D/FW. You will increase your flexibility, physical fitness,
are recommended.) self defense, self control, discipline, stress relief, self esteem, and
Instructor: Luke Grimsley concentration.
summer II Instructor: Jonathan Nguyen (member of ITF-unified and Grandmaster Van Binh)
summer I
24999-A M-F 9:40-11:00AM 1WK 7/25-7/29 $50
(White Belts)
Soccer Skills (8-11 years) 23700-A S 9:05-10:05AM 4WKS 6/11 $28
Are you looking to improve your soccer skills? Grab your athletic (Color Belts)
shoes and ball, and let’s get started! We will go over your basic 23700-B S 10:10-11:10AM 4WKS 6/11 $28
skills and begin working on more advanced skills. (Athletic shoes summer II
required.) (White Belts)
Instructor: Kourtnee Castillo
24700-A S 9:05-10:05AM 4WKS 7/16 $28
summer I
(Color Belts)
23500-A W 5:00-5:30PM 4WKS 6/10 $11
24700-B S 10:10-11:10AM 4WKS 7/16 $28
23500-B F 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 6/8 $11
summer II
24500-A W 6:30-7:00PM 4WKS 7/13 $11
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Olympic Sport of Judo (6-12 years) Karate/Self-Defense (5-15 years) One-Time Classes
Judo has been an Olympic sport since 1964. Several forms of martial arts have been blended
Here is your chance to learn the sport of Judo into a practical system of self-defense designed NEW! Summer Crafts (5-8 years)
to combat various situations. You will learn Ready to create cool projects? We’ll complete a
from a 9-time National medal winner. Judo will
how to handle situations both physically and tote bag and a shell necklace!
not only increase your fitness level, but also
mentally. Fees for belt testing and uniforms are Instructor: Dottie Nicholson
increase your confidence and discipline. This is
an on-going monthly class. paid to the instructor. 23333-A T 1:00-2:00PM 1WK 6/7 $14
Instructor: Kim mesa (5th degree black belt and certified Instructor: Bob Klavitter
usA Judo International Coach) summer I NEW! Father’s Day Gifts (4-7 years)
may Beginner: (8-15 years) It’s time to celebrate dad! We’ll create gifts for
23111-A M 6:00-8:00PM 8WKS 6/6 $17 dad just in time for Father’s Day!
22900-C M 6:00-7:00 PM 4WKS 5/2 $32
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson
Beginner: (5-7 years)
S 9:05-10:05AM
23190-A T 1:00-2:00PM 1WK 6/14 $14
June 23111-B MW 4:00-5:00PM 8WKS 6/6 $17
Advanced: (8-15 years)
23900-A M 6:00-7:00 PM 4WKS 6/6 $32
23111-C MW 5:00-6:00PM 8WKS 6/6 $17
S 9:05-10:05AM
Help Us
summer II
July
Beginner: (8-15 years)
23900-B M 6:00-7:00 PM 4WKS 7/11 $32
24111-A M 6:00-8:00PM 8WKS 7/11 $17
S 9:05-10:05AM
Help You!
Beginner: (5-7 years)
August
24111-B MW 4:00-5:00PM 8WKS 7/11 $17
23900-C M 6:00-7:00 PM 4WKS 8/1 $32 Advanced: (8-15 years)
S 9:05-10:05AM 24111-C MW 5:00-6:00PM 8WKS 7/11 $17
Please enroll early!
Help us keep your favorite classes
around by enrolling early.
There is a point when classes
must be cancelled due to low
enrollment. Help us prevent course
cancellations by registering early.
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NEW! Christmas in July (5-8 years) Tiny Tikes (2.5-3.5 years)
Is the heat outside making you wish it was Christmas time? We’ll Here’s a class that introduces your child to the basic motor skills for
escape the heat for an hour and create Christmas ornaments you can tumbling and acquaints tots with the gymnastics equipment.
put on the tree in December. summer I
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson Instructor: Tammy slovensky
23210-A T 1:00-2:00PM 1WK 6/21 $14 33030-A M 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 6/6 $11
Gymnastics and Adult Programs recreation
33030-B T 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 6/7 $11
NEW! Fourth of July T-Shirts (5-8 years)
Celebrate our nation’s freedom with your custom made July 4th 33030-C W 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 6/8 $11
t-shirt! Instructor: Kathryn Cassidy
Instructor: Dottie Nicholson 33030-D T 9:30-10:00AM 4WKS 6/7 $11
23232-A T 1:00-2:00PM 1WK 6/28 $14 33030-E TH 9:30-10:00AM 4WKS 6/9 $11
summer II
Instructor: Tammy slovensky
34030-A M 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 7/11 $11
Gymnastics 34030-B T 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 7/12 $11
Programs 34030-C W 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 7/13 $11
Instructor: Kathryn Cassidy
Parent/Tot Tumbling (16-36 mos) 34030-D T 9:30-10:00AM 4WKS 7/12 $11
A fun class for you and your child to build a growing relationship
through the learning of basic motor skills, tumbling, and coordina- 34030-E TH 9:30-10:00AM 4WKS 7/14 $11
tion. One child per parent.
summer I
Tumbling Tots I (3-4 years)
Instructor: Tammy slovensky
Your tot will strengthen motor skills and enhance their coordination
while learning tumbling skills and the use of all gymnastics equip-
33040-A M 9:30-10:00AM 4WKS 6/6 $11
ment.
33040-B T 9:30-10:00AM 4WKS 6/7 $11 summer I
Instructor: Tammy slovensky
33040-C W 9:30-10:00AM 4WKS 6/8 $11
Instructor: miranda slovensky 33011-A M 10:30-11:00AM 4WKS 6/6 $11
33040-D M 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 6/6 $11 33011-B T 10:30-11:00AM 4WKS 6/7 $11
33040-E T 5:30-6:00PM 4WKS 6/7 $11 33011-C W 10:30-11:00AM 4WKS 6/8 $11
summer II Instructor: miranda slovensky
Instructor: Tammy slovensky 33011-D M 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 6/6 $11
34040-A M 9:30-10:00AM 4WKS 7/11 $11 Instructor: Kathryn Cassidy
34040-B T 9:30-10:00AM 4WKS 7/12 $11 33011-E T 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 6/7 $11
34040-C W 9:30-10:00AM 4WKS 7/13 $11 33011-F TH 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 6/9 $11
Instructor: miranda slovensky summer II
Instructor: Tammy slovensky
34040-D M 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 7/11 $11
34011-A M 10:30-11:00AM 4WKS 7/11 $11
34040-E T 5:30-6:00PM 4WKS 7/12 $11
34011-B T 10:30-11:00AM 4WKS 7/12 $11
34011-C W 10:30-11:00AM 4WKS 7/13 $11
Instructor: miranda slovensky
34011-D M 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 7/11 $11
Instructor: Kathryn Cassidy
34011-E T 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 7/12 $11
34011-F TH 10:00-10:30AM 4WKS 7/14 $11
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Tumbling Tots II (4-5 years) Beginner Gymnastics (5-11 years) Intermediate Tumbling (8-12 years)
Your tumbler will learn more advanced move- You will learn body control while performing the If you have completed the beginning tumbling
ments while mastering the skills introduced in basic fundamentals of gymnastics and dance on class above, or have previous training to
Level I. the floor, beam, bars, and vault. accomplish most of the skills listed in the
beginning tumbling class, you may enroll in
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summer I summer I
Instructor: Tammy slovensky Instructor: Tana eden this intermediate class to further your training
33022-A M 11:00-11:30AM 4WKS 6/6 $11 33051-A M 4:00-5:00PM 4WKS 6/6 $13 to achieve these skills unassisted. You will
also prepare for more advanced types of back
33022-B T 11:00-11:30AM 4WKS 6/7 $11 33051-B M 5:00-6:00PM 4WKS 6/6 $13
handsprings.
33022-C W 11:00-11:30AM 4WKS 6/8 $11 33051-C T 4:00-5:00PM 4WKS 6/7 $13 Instructor: sherri Crawford
Instructor: miranda slovensky summer I
33051-D T 5:00-6:00PM 4WKS 6/7 $13
33022-D T 5:00-5:30PM 4WKS 6/8 $11 33100-B M 4:00-4:45PM 4WKS 6/6 $12
33051-E W 4:00-5:00PM 4WKS 6/8 $13
summer II
33022-E TH 11:00-11:30AM 4WKS 6/9 $11
33051-F W 5:00-6:00PM 4WKS 6/8 $13
Instructor: Kathryn Cassidy 34100-B M 4:00-4:45PM 4WKS 7/11 $12
33051-G TH 4:00-5:00PM 4WKS 6/9 $13
33030-F T 10:30-11:00AM 4WKS 6/7 $11
33051-H TH 5:00-6:00PM 4WKS 6/9 $13 Beginning Tumbling for Cheerleaders
33030-G TH 10:30-11:00AM 4WKS 6/9 $11
Instructor: Kathryn Cassidy (4-12 years)
summer II Do you want to learn more about tumbling
33051-I T 11:00-Noon 4WKS 6/7 $13
Instructor: Tammy slovensky and cheerleading together but do not have any
34022-A M 11:00-11:30AM 4WKS 7/11 $11 33051-J T 12:15-1:15PM 4WKS 6/7 $13 experience? In this class, we will learn the basic
34022-B T 11:00-11:30AM 4WKS 7/12 $11 33051-K TH 11:00-Noon 4WKS 6/9 $13 motions, jumps, and techniques. You will also
summer II learn basic cheers and chants.
34022-C W 11:00-11:30AM 4WKS 7/13 $11 Instructor: sherri Crawford
Instructor: Tana eden
Instructor: miranda slovensky summer I
34051-A M 4:00-5:00PM 4WKS 7/11 $13
34022-D T 5:00-5:30PM 4WKS 7/12 $11 (3-7 years)
34051-B M 5:00-6:00PM 4WKS 7/11 $13
34022-E TH 11:00-11:30AM 4WKS 7/14 $11 33100-C W 3:30-4:15PM 4WKS 6/8 $12
34051-C T 4:00-5:00PM 4WKS 7/12 $13 (8-12 years)
Instructor: Kathryn Cassidy
34030-F T 10:30-11:00AM 4WKS 7/12 $11 34051-D T 5:00-6:00PM 4WKS 7/12 $13 33100-D W 4:15-5:00PM 4WKS 6/8 $12
34051-E W 4:00-5:00PM 4WKS 7/13 $13 summer II
34030-G TH 10:30-11:00AM 4WKS 7/14 $11
(3-7 years)
34051-F W 5:00-6:00PM 4WKS 7/13 $13
Tumbling Tots III (4-6 years) 34051-G TH 4:00-5:00PM 4WKS 7/14 $13
34100-C W 3:30-4:15PM 4WKS 7/13 $12
This class is designed for tumblers who have (8-12 years)
already taken Tumbling Tots I and Tumbling 34051-H TH 5:00-6:00PM 4WKS 7/14 $13
34100-D W 4:15-5:00PM 4WKS 7/13 $12
Tots II. Your child must be able to do a forward Instructor: Kathryn Cassidy
roll and a cartwheel. 34051-I T 11:00-Noon 4WKS 7/12 $13
Instructor: miranda slovensky
34051-J T 12:15-1:15PM 4WKS 7/12 $13
summer I
33033-A T 6:00-6:30PM 4WKS 6/7 $11
34051-K TH 11:00-Noon 4WKS 7/14 $13 Adult
summer II
Beginning Tumbling (3-7 years) Programs
34033-A T 6:00-6:30PM 4WKS 7/12 $11 Forward rolls, cartwheels, and more! We will
start with the basics to build a solid tumbling Personal Training
foundation. You will learn the proper technique Do you need motivation to reach your fitness
for cartwheels, round-offs, front tumbling, goals? Through personal training, you can
backbends, back walkovers, and prepare for reach your cardiovascular and strength training
“assisted” back handsprings. goals with a program tailored for you. A one
Instructor: sherri Crawford hour session is $41 or a series of five is $172.
summer I Sessions are set by appointment.
Instructors: William reed (Certified Personal Trainer)
33100-A M 3:30-4:00PM 4WKS 6/6 $11
and Behka Hartmann (Certified Personal Trainer/Fitness
summer II
Instructor)
34100-A M 3:30-4:00PM 4WKS 7/11 $11
Fitness Evaluations
Are you getting started on your fitness program
and do not know where to begin? A fitness
evaluation should be your first step in any
fitness program. Your level of fitness is assessed
in five components: cardiovascular, muscular
strength, muscular endurance, flexibility and
body composition. A one hour session is $41.
All evaluations are done by appointment.
Instructors: William reed (Certified Personal Trainer)
and Behka Hartmann (Certified Personal Trainer/Fitness
Instructor)
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Nutrition Counseling Active Independents
Can’t get rid of that extra weight? Need nutrition assistance for your sports Attention Seniors! Are you looking for an exercise class scaled to
training? Have a medical condition that would benefit from nutrition your fitness level? This class is all inclusive functional fitness with
assistance? Individual nutrition counseling is available for your every need. focus on the 10 points of fitness.
Expertise in weight loss and management, disease management, sports Instructor: William reed (Certified Fitness Instructor)
nutrition, eating disorders, and general wellness. A one-hour session is $52 may
or a series of 3 sessions is $117. All evaluations are done by appointment. 42333-E MW 10:30-11:30AM 4WKS 5/2 $25
Adult Programs recreation
Instructor: esther White (ms, rD, LD)
42333-F TTH 10:30-11:30AM 4WKS 5/3 $25
The Power Package June
Join forces with the experts in nutrition and fitness for successful 43333-A MW 10:30-11:30AM 4WKS 6/1 $25
results! Your Power Package includes 2 sessions focused on nutrition
43333-B TTH 10:30-11:30AM 4WKS 6/2 $25
with a customized diet plan and 2 sessions focused on fitness with an
July
evaluation and personal exercise plan. The Power Package is $142 for
the 4 sessions. All evaluations are done by appointment. 43333-C MW 10:30-11:30AM 4WKS 7/6 $25
Instructors: esther White (ms, rD, LD); William reed (Certified Personal Trainer) 43333-D TTH 10:30-11:30AM 4WKS 7/5 $25
and Behka Hartmann (Certified Personal Trainer/Fitness Instructor) August
43333-E MW 10:30-11:30AM 4WKS 8/1 $25
Energize Exercise
Do you like to exercise in the morning and feel energized all day? 43333-F TTH 10:30-11:30AM 4WKS 8/2 $25
Then this is the class for you. You will exercise at your own level of
endurance. The class puts emphasis on your arms, abdomen and legs. Camp HRC
Instructor: Karen Cowley Do you have high blood pressure, Type II Diabetes (adult onset),
summer I low back pain (non-traumatic), feel sluggish, and just physically
43010-A MWThF 8:30-9:15AM 4WKS 6/6 $14
unconditioned? It’s time to get in shape! Exercise can prevent, treat,
and cure diseases associated with poor diet and sedentary lifestyle.
summer II
Exercise to increase metabolism, bone density, improve body
44010-A MWThF 8:30-9:15AM 4WKS 7/11 $14 composition, increase energy levels, and more.
Instructor: Bilal Konte (B.s. Kinesiology/master of Fitness specialist)
Mix It Up Aerobics may
Come have fun getting in shape with this versatile class. We do a
42998-C MW 7:10-8:10 PM 4WKS 5/2 $25
variety of fun cardio and strength work to keep it fun, interesting, and
June
challenging. If you have never exercised before or if you have been
for years, this class is for you! Come mix it up with us and have a 43998-A MW 7:10-8:10 PM 4WKS 6/6 $25
great time achieving your goals! July
Instructor: Behka Hartmann (Certified Fitness Instructor) 43998-B MW 7:10-8:10 PM 4WKS 7/6 $25
summer I
August
43040-A MWF 9:15-10:15AM 4WKS 6/6 $20
43998-C MW 7:10-8:10 PM 4WKS 8/8 $25
summer II
44040-A MWF 9:15-10:15AM 4WKS 7/11 $20 Bootcamp
Today’s the day to achieve the goal you have been putting off.
Cardio Dance Party Come early and then have your whole day to be proud of what you
There’s no better way to get in shape than doing something you enjoy accomplished that morning. Boot camp is for everyone. You will
and that is fun! Come dance the night away with great dance formats get help getting past those plateaus, achieve your goals and get to
including ZUMBA, HULA FITNESS and MUCH, MUCH MORE. be a fitter YOU! Come tone and tighten with a variety of workouts
This class is sure to help tone and tighten – and help you lose those including core strength, stability ball, weights, steps, circuits,
unwanted pounds with a great big smile on your face. Come on, let’s interval training, and much more. Decide today that YOU ARE
party! WORTH IT!
Instructor: Behka Hartmann (Certified Fitness Instructor) Instructor: Behka Hartmann (Certified Fitness Instructor)
summer I summer I
43065-A MW 6:05-7:00PM 4WKS 6/6 $20 43420-A MW 6:35-7:30AM 4WKS 6/6 $20
summer II summer II
44065-A MW 6:05-7:00PM 4WKS 7/11 $20 44420-A MW 6:35-7:30AM 4WKS 7/11 $20
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Extreme Fitness Cycle and Core Flow & Strength
This high intensity, total body workout uses A challenging combo class of cycling and Come challenge yourself to grow in flexibility,
functional every day movements to get you strength to give you that total body workout strength, and calmness using yoga and pilates
exercising. The workout and movements will be to burn fat and calories! Bring water, a towel, influenced movement to improve your health.
scaled to meet your personal fitness level and bike shorts or a padded seat cover, and
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Instructor: esther White, ms, rD, CssD, LD
ability. determination! summer I
Instructor: William reed (Certified Fitness Instructor, Instructor: esther White, ms, rD, CssD, LD 43060-A M 5:10-6:00PM 4WKS 6/6 $20
Certified Crossfit Instructor) summer I
summer II
may: 43300-A T 5:15-6:35PM 4WKS 6/7 $18
44060-A M 5:10-6:00PM 4WKS 7/11 $20
42005-C TTH 6:00-6:55PM 4WKS 5/3 $25
43300-B T 6:00-7:00PM 4WKS 6/7 $15
June:
summer II Hurst Hustlers Running Club
43005-A TTH 6:00-6:55PM 4WKS 6/2 $25
44300-A T 5:15-6:35PM 4WKS 7/12 $18
Come join runners, joggers, and walkers of all
July: levels for a challenging workout using hills,
44300-B T 6:00-7:00PM 4WKS 7/12 $15 speed work, distance, and drills. You will learn
43005-B TTH 6:00-6:55PM 4WKS 7/5 $25
how to run and how to stay injury free all while
August: Spin & Sweat having fun! This is the perfect way to make
43005-C TTH 6:00-6:55PM 4WKS 8/2 $25 Join us for spinning! Turn the basics of cycling friends and meet your running goals.
into a great cardio workout that burns calories Instructor: esther White, ms, rD, CssD, LD
Slim It Out, Tone It Up and fat. Get ready to work hard and sweat like summer I
Join us for a fun, challenging and fast- crazy!
43001-A M 6:00-7:00PM 4WKS 6/6 $18
paced workout that uses different moves and Instructor: Angela Pond (Certified Personal Trainer)
summer II
equipment to target every muscle in your body. summer I
You will walk out with a smile on your face and 43444-A TH 5:30-6:15PM 4WKS 6/9 $16
44001-A M 6:00-7:00PM 4WKS 7/11 $18
a little sweat on your shirt! summer II
Instructor: esther White, ms, rD, CssD, LD
44444-A TH 5:30-6:15PM 4WKS 7/14 $16
summer I
43015-A TTH 6:35-7:25AM 4WKS 6/7 $20
summer II
44015-A TTH 6:35-7:25AM 4WKS 7/12 $20
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Hatha Yoga I & II ITF – Tae Kwon Do
Learn more about yourself from the inside out with the tools of yoga. ITF-Tae Kwon Do is the only original and traditional Korean Tae
Increase your flexibility, balance, and tone your body. Discover the Kwon Do in D/FW. You will increase your flexibility, physical fitness,
technique of breath control, centering and meditation. (Eat nothing 2 self defense, self control, discipline, and stress relief while building
hours prior to class and bring a lap blanket.) self-esteem and concentration.
summer I Instructor: Jonathan Nguyen (member of ITF-unified and Grandmaster Van Binh)
Hatha Yoga I: summer I
Adult Programs recreation
Instructor: Jessica Copeland (White Belts)
43100-A T 9:15-10:15AM 4WKS 6/7 $16 23700-A S 9:05-10:05AM 4WKS 6/11 $28
Instructor: Behka Hartmann (Color Belts)
43100-B F 10:15-11:15AM 4WKS 6/10 $16 23700-B S 10:10-11:10AM 4WKS 6/11 $28
Hatha Yoga II: summer II
Instructor: Jessica Copeland (White Belts)
43100-C M 10:30-11:15AM 4WKS 6/6 $16 24700-A S 9:05-10:05AM 4WKS 7/16 $28
summer II (Color Belts)
Hatha Yoga I: 24700-B S 10:10-11:10AM 4WKS 7/16 $28
Instructor: Jessica Copeland
44100-A T 9:15-10:15AM 4WKS 7/12 $16 Olympic Sport of Judo
Instructor: Behka Hartmann Judo has been an Olympic sport since 1964. Here is your chance
44100-B F 10:15-11:15AM 4WKS 7/15 $16
to learn the sport of Judo from a nine-time national medal winner.
Judo will not only increase your fitness level, but also increase your
Hatha Yoga II:
Instructor: Jessica Copeland confidence and discipline. This is an ongoing monthly class.
Instructor: Kim mesa (5th degree Black Belt and certified usA Judo International
44100-C M 10:30-11:15AM 4WKS 7/11 $16 Coach)
may:
Scaravelli Yoga
42800-C M 7:00-8:30PM 4WKS 5/2 $32
Learn to elongate and extend comfortably into poses by using gravity
and your breath. This user-friendly style of yoga will teach you how to W 7:00-8:30PM
relax. Please bring a blanket to class. S 10:05-11:30AM
Instructor: Julie Vela (Certified and registered with Yoga Alliance)
June:
summer I
43800-A M 7:00-8:30PM 4WKS 6/6 $32
43100-D W 8:15-9:15PM 4WKS 6/8 $16
W 7:00-8:30PM
Scaravelli Yoga - Intermediate S 10:05-11:30AM
Are you ready to deepen your yoga practice? Experience steadiness July:
and ease while learning intermediate poses. Please bring a yoga mat
43800-B M 7:00-8:30PM 4WKS 7/11 $32
and a blanket to class.
Instructor: Julie Vela (Certified and registered with Yoga Alliance) W 7:00-8:30PM
summer I
S 10:05-11:30AM
43100-E W 7:00-8:00PM 7WKS 6/8 $16 August:
43800-C M 7:00-8:30PM 4WKS 8/1 $32
MMA - Mixed Martial Arts 101
Does the UFC intrigue and inspire you? Here’s your opportunity to W 7:00-8:30PM
step onto the mat and give it a try. We will cover all aspects of un- S 10:05-11:30AM
armed combat, standing striking techniques, take downs and throws
and ground work featuring joint locks and chokes. NEW! Adult Water Aerobics
Instructor: Paul Kearney (3rd degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do, 1st degree black Come splash into fitness! Water aerobics is an excellent low-impact
belt in Judo and Aikijujutsu, and holds a blue belt in Brazilian Jiujitsu.)
way for men and women to build strength, reduce body fat and
may:
increase flexibility. This class uses resistance tools including buoyant
42555-C TH 7:00-8:30PM 4WKS 5/5 $40 water weights and swim noodles. Due to the low-impact format, water
June: aerobics is suitable for every fitness level from beginning exercisers
43555-A TH 7:00-8:30PM 4WKS 6/1 $40 through elite athletes. Please bring a towel, personal water bottle and
July:
water shoes. Ages 16 and up.
Instructor: Behka Hartmann, Certified Personal trainer and Fitness Instructor
43555-B TH 7:00-8:30PM 4WKS 7/7 $40
73200-A M&W 7:40-8:20PM 2WKS 6/6 $20
August:
73200-B M&W 7:40-8:20PM 2WKS 6/20 $20
43555-B TH 7:00-8:30PM 4WKS 8/4 $40
73200-C M&W 7:40-8:20PM 2WKS 7/6 $20
73200-D M&W 7:40-8:20PM 2WKS 7/18 $20
73200-E M&W 7:40-8:20PM 2WKS 8/1 $20
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NEW! Aquatic Zumba Party Seven Steps to a Successful Remodel The “Fun” of Power Point - Creating
Jump into the Latin inspired calorie-burning, Do you love your location, but not in love Photo Albums
dance fitness party® that makes working out a with your home? Are you considering a home Did you know that you can create complete
splash! This low-impact class will increase your remodel, but don’t know where to start? In this photo albums with Power Point? You can email
endurance level and strength, and tone your 2-hour workshop, you will learn what the top
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the albums to friends or print hard copies to
body while having a great time! Whether trying ten home remodeling projects are, where to keep. In the world of digital photography, this
to maintain your current fitness level or reaching start, design what fits best in your home, how to is a great option for all of your precious photos.
a new level, this class is for everyone! Ages 16 choose a contractor, the paperwork, how to stay We will learn how to create photo albums, from
and up. on schedule, dealing with unexpected surprises, beginning to end.
Instructor: Behka Hartmann, Certified Personal trainer and how to avoid disappointing results. Instructor: Vickie mcmeans
and Fitness Instructor Instructor: Kathi Fleck (member of the National summer I
Association of remodeling Industry and serves as General
73400-A T & TH 7:40-8:20AM 2WKS 6/7 $20 43700-A T 1:00-2:30PM 4WKS 6/7 $25
Contractor for Lone star Property solutions.)
73400-B T & TH 7:40-8:20AM 2WKS 6/21 $20 summer II
43920-A T 7:00-9:00PM 1WK 7/19 $25
73400-C T & TH 7:40-8:20AM 2WKS 7/5 $20 44700-A T 1:00-2:30PM 4WKS 7/12 $25
73400-D T & TH 7:40-8:20AM 2WKS 7/19 $20
NEW! Landscape Design 101
Do you want a landscape change, but do not NEW! Introduction to Photography
73400-E T & TH 7:40-8:20AM 2WKS 8/2 $20 know where to begin? We will cover different Are you interested in photography? We will
types of designs: rock and water gardens, learn the basics of cameras (digital or film),
Tai Chi prairie, Xeriscaping , rose garden, and more. photography, lighting, composition, differences
The Thursday evening class will focus on We will even talk about creating outdoor rooms. between black and white and color images,
the basics of Tai Chi. Emphasis will be on Instructor: maggie Camperlengo (North Texas Certified photography computer programs overviews, and
relaxation, balance, and making the mind-body master Gardener) more. You can also bring your photographs to
connection necessary in Tai Chi. Class will class for review and pointers to make future
43501-A W 7:00-8:30PM 8WKS 6/8 $75
study the movements of the first section of the shots even better!
Yang long form. The Saturday morning class Instructor: Jessica smith (B.s. in Photography)
Basic Beginners Computer
is for advanced students who have a working summer II
Are you unsure how to even turn on the
understanding of the Yang-style 103-movement 44095-A M 7:00-8:30PM 4WKS 7/11 $25
computer or the difference between a mouse and
form.
monitor? In this class, we will cover the very
Instructor: Dan streeter
basics of terms, functions, email, and internet NEW! Beginning Acrylic Painting
may: Do you have a desire to paint, but don’t know
use.
42070-C TH 7:30-8:45PM 4WKS 5/5 $37 Instructor: Vickie mcmeans where to start? Come get started this summer
S 9:05-11:00AM 1WK 4/9 $65 summer I with acrylic painting. We will explore the world
of paints, brushes, and painting techniques.
June: 43600-A W 12:30-2:00PM 4WKS 6/8 $25
(Supply List)
43070-A TH 7:30-8:45PM 4WKS 6/2 $37 summer II
Instructor: Harriet Alsbury
S 9:05-11:00AM 1WK 4/9 $65 44600-A W 12:30-2:00PM 4WKS 7/13 $25 summer I
July: 43122-A TH 6:30-8:30PM 4WKS 6/9 $40
Advanced Beginners Computer
43070-B TH 7:30-8:45PM 4WKS 7/7 $37 summer II
Now that you can turn on the computer and
S 9:05-11:00AM 1WK 4/9 $65 know the difference between a mouse and 44122-A TH 6:30-8:30PM 4WKS 7/14 $40
August: monitor, you are ready to learn more about
43070-C TH 7:30-8:45PM 4WKS 8/4 $37
email, internet use, basics of word processing, Brush and Palette
and an introduction to MicroSoft Office Express your talent through the art of oil
S 9:05-11:00AM 1WK 4/9 $65 painting! Basic strokes, color mixing, and
applications.
Instructor: Vickie mcmeans application will be covered. (Supply list)
Aging at Home - 10 Practical Steps for summer I Instructor: elaine roosz
Updating Your Home 43666-A W 2:00-3:30PM 4WKS 6/8 $25
summer I
With our aging society, most want to stay in 43110-A T 6:30-9:00PM 4WKS 6/8 $25
summer II
their homes as they age. We will learn how to
summer II
avoid the three big mistakes that aging home 44666-A W 2:00-3:30PM 4WKS 7/13 $25
owners make. We will learn ten important home 44110-A T 6:30-9:00PM 4WKS 7/12 $25
improvement steps for extending your ability
to stay in your own home. We will learn how to Rag Quilting
update your home without total destruction and Through rag quilting, you can create your own
make it safe, accessible, and comfortable. beautiful quilt without quilting! Rag quilts are
Instructor: Kathi Fleck (member of the National
soft, cuddly, and very simple to complete. We
Association of remodeling Industry and serves as General will use simple cutting and sewing to create your
Contractor for Lone star Property solutions.) own quilt! (Supply List)
Instructor: Vickie mcmeans
44920-A T 7:00-9:00PM 1WK 6/21 $25
summer I
43556-A F 12:30-3:00PM 4WKS 6/10 $15
summer II
44556-A F 12:30-3:00PM 4WKS 7/15 $15
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NEW! Recycled Couture Belly Dance Basics
Looking for ways to recycle your water bottles, old t-shirts, and other Fun dance class! Come learn the basics of belly dance, American Tribal
items around the house? We will use old items and re-fashion them Style! A healthy, low-impact dance class suitable for all body types.
into new new shirts, necklaces, bags, and bracelets in an effort to Instructor: Brandy Bollin
recycle. Beginner level sewing knowledge a plus, but not required. summer I
Instructor: sonja Desouza 43200-A T 7:00-8:00PM 4WKS 6/7 $28
summer I
summer II
43085-A T 6:00-6:45PM 4WKS 6/7 $25
44200-A T 7:00-8:00PM 4WKS 7/12 $28
Adult Programs recreation
summer II
44085-A T 6:00-6:45PM 4WKS 7/12 $25 Improv Dance Drills
Take your new found belly dance skills and ramp it up a notch or
Guitar - Beginner and Advanced Beginner two. We will cover more complex drills and improv combinations,
Sing-a-long as you learn basic chords and chord progressions in this building on what you learned in the Basics class. We will use live
beginner class. Students must provide their own guitar (Supply fee for music for this class, affording you the opportunity to also learn to use
book is $8. Nylon strings preferred.) percussion instruments (in the form of zills) to dances.
Instructor: Dallas Kaemmerling Instructor: Brandy Bollin
summer I summer I
Beginner 43224-A T 8:00-9:00PM 4WKS 6/7 $28
23020-B TH 6:15-7:15PM 4WKS 6/9 $20 summer II
Advanced Beginner 44224-A T 8:00-9:00PM 4WKS 7/12 $28
23020-C TH 7:30-8:30PM 4WKS 6/9 $20
summer II
Beginner
24020-B TH 6:15-7:15PM 4WKS 7/14 $20
Advanced Beginner
24020-C TH 7:30-8:30PM 4WKS 7/14 $20
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Take it to the Stage: Advanced Belly Adult Tap Dance - Intermediate/ Pet First Aid Workshop
Dance Advanced Do you know how to handle a pet emergency?
Now that you have perfected your dance skills, Come and experience the fun of tap dancing. Pet emergencies do happen and we will cover
you are ready to create a performance. This Regardless of if you have never tapped before the skills and knowledge needed to help your pet
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class will focus on taking your move vocabulary or you’ve been tapping for years, this class has avoid or survive a life threatening emergency.
and making it show-worthy by adding props, something for everyone. (Tap shoes required.) We will work “hands on” with practice dog
staging, and interaction with a band. You will Instructor: LaTisha Clay mannequins. We will learn restraining and
also learn to use props such as the veil, skirt, summer II muzzling, Rescue Breathing, Canine and Feline
sword, and zills. 44111-A TH 7:00-8:00PM 4WKS 7/14 $15
CPR, choking management, assessing vitals,
Instructor: Brandy Bollin and more. You will also receive a 40-page
summer I Smart Dog Training handbook and certificate upon completion of the
43222-A T 9:00-9:45PM 4WKS 6/7 $20 This class is geared toward both puppies and workshop.
Instructor: Danielle Chonody
summer II dogs. We will discuss behavior issues that you
44222-A T 9:00-9:45PM 4WKS 7/12 $20
may be experiencing and also teach your dog 43777-A S 1:00-5:00PM 1WK 6/25 $65
some good behaviors like; sit, down, and stay 43777-B S 1:00-5:00PM 1WK 7/30 $65
Tribal Evolution on command; how to walk on a leash without
This class covers the unique style of Improv pulling, to allow feet, ears, and teeth to be
Tribal Style, as taught by TE founder Brandy handled; and to come when called. Training
Bollin. This class is a professional performance sessions include clickers, lots of praise and a
level class that will teach you to include props, socialization experience that will provide a good
musical interpretation, musician interaction, foundation for further learning. Bring the family
staging, and show layout. so everyone can learn how to train the dog!
Instructor: Brandy Bollin
Class meets at the Central Park pavillion.
Instructor: melinda meche
summer I
43000-A T 9:00-10:00AM 6WKS 6/7 $100
43226-A TH 8:00-9:30PM 4WKS 6/9 $23
summer II
44226-A TH 8:00-9:30PM 4WKS 7/14 $23
Dash & Splash 5K
Healthy Hurst Dash & Splash 5K Recreation Center Annual Pass are also eligible to participate in
Saturday, June 11 Healthy Hurst.
Chisholm Park & Chisholm Aquatics Center
All Dash & Splash participants will need to register for this FREE
1 Mile Walk/Run – 7:30 a.m. event and can do so at the Hurst Recreation Center through 5pm
5K Run – 7:50 a.m. on Friday, June 10. Race day registration begins at 7am on Satur-
day, June 11. (Please bring proof of residency: Driver’s License,
Here’s your chance to do something healthy AND fun at the same Hurst Water Bill, Hurst Property Tax Statement. Non-residents
time. The Healthy Hurst Dash & Splash offers Healthy Hurst par- bring your Quality of Life Recreation Card).
ticipants the chance to participate in a 1 Mile or a 5K event and
jump into the water at the Chisholm Aquatics Center at the finish All Dash & Splash participants are eligible to win door prizes
line. (must be present to win). For more information contact the Hurst
Recreation Center, 817-788-7325.
Healthy Hurst is the City of Hurst’s Community Wellness Pro-
gram. Hurst residents of all ages are eligible to join Healthy
Hurst at no charge. Non-residents who have purchased a Hurst
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Special Events:
Special Events recreation
Hurst Stars
& Stripes
monday, July 4
5:00-10:00 PM
Hurst Community Park,
601 Precinct Line Road
Bands:
Johnnie High’s Country Music Revue
(5:30 - 6:30 PM)
King Creole (6:45 - 7:45 PM)
Emerald City (8:00 - 9:30 PM)
Activities: Children’s Area featuring
large inflatable activities, live music,
food, and of course FIREWORKS at
approximately 9:30 PM.
For more information, call
817.788.7320.
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Hurst Golden Couples
saturday, June 18
6:00-8:00 PM
Hurst Senior Activity Center
In celebration of your 50+ years of matrimony, we invite you
to attend the 2011 Golden Couples event. Please RSVP by
June 6 to 817.788.7320.
Special thanks to our event sponsors: Creative Memories,
Bice’s Florist, Balloons Fantastique, and Prints Charming
Photography.
For more information, call 817.788.7320.
Catfish Stocking
at Chisholm Park
saturday, June 4
Chisholm Park, 2200 Norwood Drive
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will stock
Chisholm Park Pond with 12” channel catfish during the
following weeks:
May 2, 16, 30
June 13, 27
July 11, 25
Kids’s All-American
Fishing Day
saturday, June 4
Chisholm Park, 2200 Norwood Drive
Calling all kids, ages 5 to 16 years! Here is your chance to show off
your fishing skills and win prizes. Bring your parents, fishing pole
and tackle, and a picnic lunch to enjoy a morning of fishing fun!
The event is FREE, however you must pre-register at the Hurst
Recreation Center, 700 Mary Drive. Space is limited. Be sure to
register early!
For more information, call 817.788.7325.
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Central
Aquatics Center
715 Mary Drive
Hurst Aquatics Centers and League Registration recreation
817.788.7327
Welcome to the
Hurst
Aquatics
Centers
Chisholm
Aquatics Center
2200 Norwood Drive
817.788.7250
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Public Swim Information:
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Dates of Operation: also be available at the Chisholm Aquatics
May 28-August 21: Central and Chisholm Center throughout the 2011 Season. (Proof
Aquatics Centers will be open regular hours. of Hurst Residency required).
August 28-29: Only Chisholm Aquatics Party Packages:
Center will be open regular hours. Party Packages are available and must be
purchased in advance, in person, at the
September 4-6: Only Chisholm Aquatics
Recreation Division administrative office,
Center will be open regular hours.
700 Mary Dr. The deadline for purchase is
72 hours in advance of your event.
Hours of Operation:
Sunday: 1:00-6:00 PM
Pavilions are available for rental by Hurst
Monday-Friday: 12:00-8:00 PM
AND Non-Hurst Residents.
Saturday: 10:00 AM-6:00 PM
Daily Admission Fees: Group reservation Policy:
Free – 12 months and younger A “Group” is defined as any person or entity,
Free – 65 years and older commercial or non-profit, who provides
$2.00 – Hurst residents, ages 1 - 64 years structured child care and/or activities. All
Central: “Groups” meeting this criteria are required
$7.00 – non-Hurst residents, ages 1-64 yrs to make a reservation, in person, at the
Chisholm: Recreation Division administrative office,
$7.00 – non-Hurst residents, ages 1-64 yrs 700 Mary Drive, at least seven calendar days
Party
in advance of the desired date of their visit.
season Passes: “Groups” must comply with all components
$25.00 per person for Hurst Residents of the City of Hurst Group Reservation
Package $75.00 per person for Non-Hurst Residents Policies.
swimwear Policy:
Options: All swimmers must be attired in an appropriate
swimsuit in order to enter and remain in the
aquatics facility. An appropriate swimsuit is
Option #1 defined as a swim garment with an affixed/
$25.00 Pavilion rental sewn inner lining. “Thong” style swimwear
$8.00/Person Party Passes and swimwear with exposed zippers, buckles,
rivets or metal ornamentation are not permitted.
Option #2 Examples of apparel NOT permitted in the
$8.00/Person Party Passes water include, but are not limited to: Athletic
Both Include: shorts (bicycle, running, basketball, soccer,
etc.), sports bras (unless a dark shirt is worn)
Admission to
and denim jeans.
Aquatics Center
Hotdog/Chips resident Aquatics Cards:
Cake · Drinks 2011 Hurst Resident Aquatics Cards are
Paper Goods & available at the Hurst Recreation Center
Condiments beginning May 2nd during Summer Class
Registration. This free Aquatics Card
allows Hurst Residents to enter both
For more information, Central and Chisholm Aquatics Centers for
please call only $2.00/person/day. Aquatics Cards will
817.788.7320.
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Party
Packages
Available Junior Lifeguard Classes
Central Aquatics Center
Central
Days Times Dates Resident non-Resident
Aquatics Center
Party Packages are avail-
73300-A M–F 9:45-11:45 AM 6/6 – 6/17 $52 $57
able and must be purchased
74300-A M–F 9:45-11:45 AM 6/20 – 7/1 $52 $57
in advance, in person, at the
75300-A M–F 9:45-11:45 AM 7/5 – 7/15 $52 $57
Recreation Division admin-
76300-A M–F 9:45-11:45 AM 7/18 – 7/29 $52 $57
istrative office, 700 Mary Dr.
The deadline for purchase is Chisholm Aquatics Center
72 hours in advance of your Chisholm
Days Times Dates Resident non-Resident
Aquatics Center
event. Pavilions are available
63300-A M–F 9:45-11:45 AM 6/6 – 6/17 $52 $57
for rental by both Hurst and
64300-A M–F 9:45-11:45 AM 6/20 – 7/1 $52 $57
Non-Hurst Residents.
65300-A M–F 9:45-11:45 AM 7/5 – 7/15 $52 $57
66300-A M–F 9:45-11:45 AM 7/18 – 7/29 $52 $57
Party Packages include ad-
mission to Central or Ch-
isholm Aquatics Center, one
(1) hot dog, chips, one (1)
drink, and a personalized
cake for your group.
Party Package purchases of
less than twelve (12) will re-
ceive individual cupcakes
with no personalized mes-
sage.
Junior
Lifeguard
Volunteer
Times
mon.,Wed., Fri.
12:00-2:00 Pm or
5:00-7:00 Pm
Volunteer time must be
scheduled in
advance with an
instructor, and may
not exceed more than two
hours/day.
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Learn To Swim Program:
session Dates: Class Fees
Session I: June 6 - June 17 Hurst Residents = $27.00
www.ci.hurst.tx.us :: ph 817.788.7325 :: fax 817.282.7081
Session II: June 20 - July 1 Non-Hurst Residents = $29.00
Session III: July 5 - July 15
Session IV: July 18 - 29 First Day evaluations
Session V: August 1 - August 12 On the first day of each session, students will be informally
evaluated to determine whether or not they are in the appropriate
registration class. Necessary adjustments will be made during this time.
Walk-in registration beginning on Monday, May 2, is only open to
those participants who are Hurst residents and reside within the Weather Conditions
Hurst city limits. Participants who reside in Fort Worth, North In the event of inclement weather, please call the LTS Inclement
Richland Hills, and Euless, whose mail is delivered to a Hurst Weather Information Line at 817-788-7340 to see if classes have
“address” are not eligible to register until May 9. Residency is been cancelled. It is possible that classes will be cancelled on
defined by: living within the Hurst city limits, receiving a water a class-by-class basis or for the entire morning or evening. If
bill from the City of Hurst, and paying property taxes to the possible, a safety day will be conducted as this information is
City of Hurst. Non-residents will be able to register beginning required for all American Red Cross classes.
on Monday, May 9. Registration for swim classes is conducted
on a walk-in or on-line basis only. No class registration will be Class Cancellation
accepted by mail or fax for Learn-to-Swim lessons. Classes may be cancelled due to situations beyond our control.
The first day that classes cannot be conducted in the water, a
Hurst Residents May 2 at 7:00 AM safety day will be held. The second and third days in a session
Non-Residents May 9 at 8:00 AM that classes cannot be conducted, they will be cancelled entirely.
In the event that further classes are cancelled, one make-up
The deadline to register, cancel, or transfer a class is Wednesday, class will be scheduled on Saturday. There is one Saturday make-
at 5:00 PM, prior to the beginning of each session. Before up day scheduled per session. This policy applies to all five sessions.
enrolling your child in a class, please read the class descriptions
thoroughly to ensure your child is in the appropriate class. refund Policy
No refunds will be given after the first day of class. Medical
Class scheduling reasons will be considered with a Doctor’s report. The medical
Classes and their scheduled times are subject to change. When reason will be considered if the Doctor’s report is received within
the number of participants is below the minimum, participants 48 hours of the first absence.
will be encouraged to change to another class time
or session.
Registration
Registration for swim classes is conducted
on a walk-in or on-line basis only. No class registration will
be accepted by mail or fax.
Hurst Residents: May 2 at 7:00 AM
Non-Residents: May 9 at 8:00 AM
The deadline to register, cancel, or transfer for a class is
Wednesday, at 5:00 PM, prior to the beginning of each
session.
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Learn-To-Swim Class Descriptions
Do you need some help selecting the correct swim class for your child? use the
following table to assist you in making your selection. If you need further assistance
or have any questions, please call 817.788.7325.
recreation
Parent & Tot swim (6-36 months) Level III: stroke Development
With your help, this class will introduce your child to the aquat- After your child has learned the beginning strokes, this class is
ic environment. Parent/adult participation is required. next. This class teaches building on existing skills, swimming in
deep water, introduction to elementary backstroke, and safety.
Infant’s skills: water adjustment and pool exploration, sup-
ported front kick, supported front and back float, blowing bub- Child’s skills: retrieve object from chest deep water, perform
ble/submerge, alternating arms on front, turnover (front to back 15 bobs, bob to the side of the pool, jump into deep water, kneel
and back to front), introduction to lifejackets, and entering and dive from the side, prone and supine glide–2 body lengths, front
exiting the pool. crawl and breath for 10 yards, back crawl for 10 yds, change
directions while swimming on back, safe diving rules, tread wa-
Pre-school (3-5 years) ter use lifejacket in deep water, H.E.L.P. and huddle positions
Your child will be introduced and adjusted to the water in this for 1 minute, and discuss rescue breathing.
class designed for pre-school children. Participants will learn
swimming readiness skills through play. Level IV: stroke Improvement
Child’s skills: water adjustment and pool exploration, enter the Your child will continue to improve their swimming strokes. They will
water by steps and ladder, jumping into the water, supported learn: diving, increase endurance in the basic strokes, and
front and back float/glide, supported front and back kick, blow- introduction to breaststroke and sidestroke.
ing bubbles, opening eyes under water, perform bobs, alternating
arms in the front and the back, turnover (front to back and back Level V: stroke refinement
to front), fully submerge face, kick up to the surface, introduction You will continue to refine skills and build endurance. You will be in-
to lifejackets, and entering and exiting the pool. troduced to: the butterfly stroke, swimming underwater, and turns.
Child’s skills: alternate rotary breathing, stride jump entry, stand-
Level I: Water exploration ing dive from board, long shallow dive, breaststroke–10 yds, side-
If your child is a new or non-swimmer, this is the class for them.
stroke–10 yds, under water swim–3 body lengths, elementary
This class teaches: water adjustment, beginning stroke skills and
back–25 yds, dolphin kick–10 yds, front crawl–50 yds, back
safety.
crawl–50 yds, open front turn, open back turn, diving board safety,
Child’s skills: fully submerge face for 3 seconds, 10 bobs in spinal injuries, hip and shoulder support, feet first surface dive,
chest deep water with support, supported front and back float, and tread water with 2 different kicks
blowing bubbles, enter and exit the pool independently, walk in
chest deep water for 5 yards, supported front and back kick, walk Level VI: skill Proficiency
with alternating arms for 5 yards, basic safety rules, getting Are you interested in competitive swimming? This class will help you
emergency help, perform reaching assists, releasing a foot perfect your strokes, build endurance, and refine turns. You will swim:
cramp, and use of lifejackets. 100 yards in basic strokes, 25 yards sidestroke and breaststroke,
and 10 yards butterfly stroke.
Level II: Fundamental Aquatics skills Child’s skills: hurdle on the board, jump tuck from the board, front
Does your child feel comfortable submerging their head under crawl–100 yds with 1 open turn, back crawl –100 yds with 1 open
water? This class is designed for those who are comfortable in turn, breaststroke–25 yds, sidestroke–25 yds, butterfly–10 yds, ap-
the water. Primary swimming skills will be taught. proach stroke–25 yds, breaststroke and sidestroke turn, speed turn
Child’s skills: fully submerge face for 3 seconds, retrieve ob- for breaststroke, flip turn, pike and tuck surface dives, tread water
ject from chest deep water, explore deep water, prone and su- for 3 minutes (1 minute without the hands), discuss aquatic emer-
pine glide/float for 5 seconds, level off to vertical, perform 10 gencies, perform equipment rescues, turn spinal injury victim face
bobs, enter pool in deep water, exit side of pool, flutter kick up in the water.
on front and back, finning on back, back crawl arm action, Basic Diving (8+ years)
combination front and back stroke for 5 yards, turnover (front You will be introduced to the fundamentals of diving such as:
to back and back to front), lifejacket float for 1 minute, reach- approaches, positions, and techniques. (Pre-requisite: Level III
ing assists, and assist non-swimmer to feet. skills)
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Child’s skills: feet first entry from the diving board, standing Advanced Diving
dive from the side of the pool and diving board, three step ap- Once Basic Diving is mastered, it is time to move up to Advanced
proach, hurdle, position skills: tuck, pike, and straight, hurdle Diving. You will improve and be introduced to competitive diving.
with tuck, pike, straight entry, and dive off the board, standing
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Child’s skills: from the diving board: standing back dive, stand-
pike and tuck dives off the side of pool and diving board.
ing back dive with take off, hurdle with front flip, one and a half
flip, one and a half flip, back tuck, standing front and back flip,
and standing back flip with a jump off.
Learn-To-Swim Classes
All Classes session I session II session III session IV session V
monday–Friday 6/6–6/17 6/20–7/1 7/5–7/15 7/18–7/29 8/1–8/12
Parent Tot Swim Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm:
(6-36 months) 63010-A 9:50-10:20 AM 64010-A 9:50-10:20 AM 65010-A 9:50-10:20 AM 66010-A 9:50-10:20 AM 67010-A 9:50-10:20 AM
With your help, this class 63010-B 10:30-11:00 AM 64010-B 10:30-11:00 AM 65010-B 10:30-11:00 AM 66010-B 10:30-11:00 AM 67010-B 10:30-11:00 AM
will introduce your child to
63120-A 6:00-6:30 PM 64120-A 6:00-6:30 PM 65120-A 6:00-6:30 PM 66120-A 6:00-6:30 PM 67120-A 6:00-6:30 PM
the aquatic environment.
Parent/adult participation is 63120-B 6:40-7:10 PM 64120-B 6:40-7:10 PM 65120-B 6:40-7:10 PM 66120-B 6:40-7:10 PM 67120-B 6:40-7:10 PM
required. Central: Central: Central: Central: Central:
73010-A 9:10-9:40 AM 74010-A 9:10-9:40 AM 75010-A 9:10-9:40 AM 76010-A 9:10-9:40 AM 77010-A 9:10-9:40 AM
73010-B 9:50-10:20 AM 74010-B 9:50-10:20 AM 75010-B 9:50-10:20 AM 76010-B 9:50-10:20 AM 77010-B 9:50-10:20 AM
Pre-School Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm:
(3-5 years) 63020-A 8:30-9:00 AM 64020-A 8:30-9:00 AM 65020-A 8:30-9:00 AM 66020-A 8:30-9:00 AM 67020-A 8:30-9:00 AM
Your child will be introduced 63020-B 9:10-9:40 AM 64020-B 9:10-9:40 AM 65020-B 9:10-9:40 AM 66020-B 9:10-9:40 AM 67020-B 9:10-9:40 AM
and adjusted to the water in
63020-C 9:50-10:20 AM 64020-C 9:50-10:20 AM 65020-C 9:50-10:20 AM 66020-C 9:50-10:20 AM 67020-C 9:50-10:20 AM
this class designed for pre-
school children. Participants 63020-D 10:30-11:00 AM 64020-D 10:30-11:00 AM 65020-D 10:30-11:00 AM 66020-D 10:30-11:00 AM 67020-D 10:30-11:00 AM
will learn swimming 63020-E 11:10-11:40 AM 64020-E 11:10-11:40 AM 65020-E 11:10-11:40 AM 66020-E 11:10-11:40 AM 67020-E 11:10-11:40 AM
readiness skills through play. 63130-A 6:00-6:30 PM 64130-A 6:00-6:30 PM 65130-A 6:00-6:30 PM 66130-A 6:00-6:30 PM 67130-A 6:00-6:30 PM
63130-B 6:40-7:10 PM 64130-B 6:40-7:10 PM 65130-B 6:40-7:10 PM 66130-B 6:40-7:10 PM 67130-B 6:40-7:10 PM
Central: Central: Central: Central: Central:
73020-A 8:30-9:00 AM 74020-A 8:30-9:00 AM 75020-A 8:30-9:00 AM 76020-A 8:30-9:00 AM 77020-A 8:30-9:00 AM
73020-B 9:10-9:40 AM 74020-B 9:10-9:40 AM 75020-B 9:10-9:40 AM 76020-B 9:10-9:40 AM 77020-B 9:10-9:40 AM
73020-C 9:50-10:20 AM 74020-C 9:50-10:20 AM 75020-C 9:50-10:20 AM 76020-C 9:50-10:20 AM 77020-C 9:50-10:20 AM
73020-D 10:30-11:00 AM 74020-D 10:30-11:00 AM 75020-D 10:30-11:00 AM 76020-D 10:30-11:00 AM 77020-D 10:30-11:00 AM
73020-E 11:10-11:40 AM 74020-E 11:10-11:40 AM 75020-E 11:10-11:40 AM 76020-E 11:10-11:40 AM 77020-E 11:10-11:40 AM
Level I: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm:
Water Exploration 63030-A 8:30-9:00 AM 64030-A 8:30-9:00 AM 65030-A 8:30-9:00 AM 66030-A 8:30-9:00 AM 67030-A 8:30-9:00 AM
If your child is a new or 63030-B 9:10-9:40 AM 64030-B 9:10-9:40 AM 65030-B 9:10-9:40 AM 66030-B 9:10-9:40 AM 67030-B 9:10-9:40 AM
non-swimmer, this is the class 63030-C 9:50-10:20 AM 64030-C 9:50-10:20 AM 65030-C 9:50-10:20 AM 66030-C 9:50-10:20 AM 67030-C 9:50-10:20 AM
for them. This class teaches: 63030-D 10:30-11:00 AM 64030-D 10:30-11:00 AM 65030-D 10:30-11:00 AM 66030-D 10:30-11:00 AM 67030-D 10:30-11:00 AM
water adjustment, beginning 63030-E 11:10-11:40 AM 64030-E 11:10-11:40 AM 65030-E 11:10-11:40 AM 66030-E 11:10-11:40 AM 67030-E 11:10-11:40 AM
stroke skills and safety.
63140-A 6:00-6:30 PM 64140-A 6:00-6:30 PM 65140-A 6:00-6:30 PM 66140-A 6:00-6:30 PM 67140-A 6:00-6:30 PM
63140-B 7:20-7:50 PM 64140-B 7:20-7:50 PM 65140-B 7:20-7:50 PM 66140-B 7:20-7:50 PM 67140-B 7:20-7:50 PM
Central: Central: Central: Central: Central:
73030-A 8:30-9:00 AM 74030-A 8:30-9:00 AM 75030-A 8:30-9:00 AM 76030-A 8:30-9:00 AM 77030-A 8:30-9:00 AM
73030-B 9:10-9:40 AM 74030-B 9:10-9:40 AM 75030-B 9:10-9:40 AM 76030-B 9:10-9:40 AM 77030-B 9:10-9:40 AM
73030-C 9:50-10:20 AM 74030-C 9:50-10:20 AM 75030-C 9:50-10:20 AM 76030-C 9:50-10:20 AM 77030-C 9:50-10:20 AM
73030-D 10:30-11:00 AM 74030-D 10:30-11:00 AM 75030-D 10:30-11:00 AM 76030-D 10:30-11:00 AM 77030-D 10:30-11:00 AM
73030-E 11:10-11:40 AM 74030-E 11:10-11:40 AM 75030-E 11:10-11:40 AM 76030-E 11:10-11:40 AM 77030-E 11:10-11:40 AM
Level II: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm:
Primary Skills 63040-A 8:30-9:00AM 64040-A 8:30-9:00 AM 65040-A 8:30-9:00 AM 66040-A 8:30-9:00 AM 67040-A 8:30-9:00 AM
Does your child feel 63040-B 9:10-9:40AM 64040-B 9:10-9:40 AM 65040-B 9:10-9:40 AM 66040-B 9:10-9:40 AM 67040-B 9:10-9:40 AM
comfortable submerging 63040-C 9:50-10:20AM 64040-C 9:50-10:20 AM 65040-C 9:50-10:20 AM 66040-C 9:50-10:20 AM 67040-C 9:50-10:20 AM
their head under water? This 63040-D 10:30-11:00AM 64040-D 10:30-11:00 AM 65040-D 10:30-11:00 AM 66040-D 10:30-11:00 AM 67040-D 10:30-11:00 AM
class is designed for those 63040-E 11:10-11:40AM 64040-E 11:10-11:40 AM 65040-E 11:10-11:40 AM 66040-E 11:10-11:40 AM 67040-E 11:10-11:40 AM
who are comfortable in the
water. Primary swimming
63150-A 6:40-7:10PM 64150-A 6:40-7:10 PM 65140-A 6:00-6:30 PM 66150-A 6:40-7:10 PM 67150-A 6:40-7:10 PM
skills will be taught. 63150-B 7:20-7:50PM 64150-B 7:20-7:50 PM 65140-B 7:20-7:50 PM 66150-B 7:20-7:50 PM 67150-B 7:20-7:50 PM
Central: Central: Central: Central: Central:
73040-A 8:30-9:00 AM 74040-A 8:30-9:00 AM 75040-A 8:30-9:00 AM 76030-A 8:30-9:00 AM 77040-A 8:30-9:00 AM
73040-B 9:10-9:40 AM 74040-B 9:10-9:40 AM 75040-B 9:10-9:40 AM 76030-B 9:10-9:40 AM 77040-B 9:10-9:40 AM
73040-C 9:50-10:20 AM 74040-C 9:50-10:20 AM 75040-C 9:50-10:20 AM 76030-C 9:50-10:20 AM 77040-C 9:50-10:20 AM
73040-D 10:30-11:00 AM 74040-D 10:30-11:00 AM 75040-D 10:30-11:00 AM 76030-D 10:30-11:00 AM 77040-D 10:30-11:00 AM
73040-E 11:10-11:40 AM 74040-E 11:10-11:40 AM 75040-E 11:10-11:40 AM 76030-E 11:10-11:40 AM 77040-E 11:10-11:40 AM
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Learn-To-Swim Classes
All Class session I session II session III session IV session V
monday–Friday 6/6–6/17 6/20–7/1 7/5–7/15 7/18–7/29 8/1–8/12
recreation
Level III: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm:
Stroke Readiness 63050-A 9:10-9:40 AM 64050-A 9:10-9:40 AM 65050-A 9:10-9:40 AM 66050-A 9:10-9:40 AM 67050-A 9:10-9:40 AM
After your child has learned 63050-B 9:50-10:20 AM 64050-B 9:50-10:20 AM 65050-B 9:50-10:20 AM 66050-B 9:50-10:20 AM 67050-B 9:50-10:20 AM
the beginning strokes, this 63050-C 10:30-11:00 AM 64050-C 10:30-11:00 AM 65050-C 10:30-11:00 AM 66050-C 10:30-11:00 AM 67050-C 10:30-11:00 AM
class is the next step. This 63050-D 11:10-11:40 AM 64050-D 11:10-11:40 AM 65050-D 11:10-11:40 AM 66050-D 11:10-11:40 AM 67050-D 11:10-11:40 AM
class includes: building upon 63160-A 7:20-7:50 PM 64160-A 7:20-7:50 PM 65160-A 7:20-7:50 PM 66160-A 7:20-7:50 PM 67160-A 7:20-7:50 PM
existing skills, swimming in
deep water, introduction to Central: Central: Central: Central: Central:
elementary backstroke and 73050-A 8:30-9:00 AM 74050-A 8:30-9:00 AM 75050-A 8:30-9:00 AM 76050-A 8:30-9:00 AM 77050-A 8:30-9:00 AM
safety. 73050-B 8:30-9:00 AM 74050-B 8:30-9:00 AM 75050-B 8:30-9:00 AM 76050-B 8:30-9:00 AM 77050-B 8:30-9:00 AM
73050-C 9:10-9:40 AM 74050-C 9:10-9:40 AM 75050-C 9:10-9:40 AM 76050-C 9:10-9:40 AM 77050-C 9:10-9:40 AM
73050-D 10:30-11:00 AM 74050-D 10:30-11:00 AM 75050-D 10:30-11:00 AM 76050-D 10:30-11:00 AM 77050-D 10:30-11:00 AM
73050-E 11:10-11:40 AM 74050-E 11:10-11:40 AM 75050-E 11:10-11:40 AM 76050-E 11:10-11:40 AM 77050-E 11:10-11:40 AM
Level IV: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm:
Stroke Development 63060-A 8:30-9:00 AM 64060-A 8:30-9:00 AM 65060-A 8:30-9:00 AM 66060-A 8:30-9:00 AM 67060-A 8:30-9:00 AM
Your child will continue to 63060-B 9:10-9:40 AM 64060-B 9:10-9:40 AM 65060-B 9:10-9:40 AM 66060-B 9:10-9:40 AM 67060-B 9:10-9:40 AM
improve their swimming 63060-C 11:10-11:40 AM 64060-C 11:10-11:40 AM 65060-C 11:10-11:40 AM 66060-C 11:10-11:40 AM 67060-C 11:10-11:40 AM
strokes. They will learn:
diving, increase endurance
in the basic strokes and
introduction to breaststroke
and sidestroke.
Level V: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm:
Stroke Refinement 63070-A 8:30-9:00 AM 64070-A 8:30-9:00 AM 65070-A 8:30-9:00 AM 66070-A 8:30-9:00 AM 67070-A 8:30-9:00 AM
You will continue to refine 63070-B 9:10-9:40 AM 64070-B 9:10-9:40 AM 65070-B 9:10-9:40 AM 66070-B 9:10-9:40 AM 67070-B 9:10-9:40 AM
skills and build endurance.
You will be introduced
to: the butterfly stroke,
swimming underwater and
turns.
Level VI: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm:
Skill Proficiency 63080-A 8:30-9:00 AM 64080-A 8:30-9:00 AM 65080-A 8:30-9:00 AM 66080-A 8:30-9:00 AM 67080-A 8:30-9:00 AM
Are you interested in
competitive swimming?
This class will help you
perfect your strokes, build
endurance and refine turns.
You will swim: 10 yards
in basic strokes, 25 yards
sidestroke and breaststroke
and 10 yards butterfly
stroke.
Basic Diving Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm:
(8+ years) 63100-A 9:50-10:20 AM 64100-A 9:50-10:20 AM 65100-A 9:50-10:20 AM 66100-A 9:50-10:20 AM 67100-A 9:50-10:20 AM
You will be introduced to the 63100-B 10:30-11:00 AM 64100-B 10:30-11:00 AM 65100-B 10:30-11:00 AM 66100-B 10:30-11:00 AM 67100-B 10:30-11:00 AM
fundamentals of diving such
as: approaches, positions
and techniques. (PRE-
REQUISITE: Level III skills)
Advanced Diving Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm: Chisholm:
Once you have Basic Diving 63110-A 11:10-11:40 AM 64110-A 11:10-11:40 AM 65110-A 11:10-11:40 AM 66110-A 11:10-11:40 AM 67110-A 11:10-11:40 AM
mastered, it is time to move
up to Advanced Diving. You
will improve existing skills
and be introduced to the
skills of competitive diving.
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Recreation Division Programs
Recreation Center Fees:
Current January 1, 2010 How do I
Hurst residents Non-Hurst residents know I am a
Daily Pass $2.00 $10.00
Hurst resident?
Residency is defined by:
Annual Pass
$20.00 per year $80.00 per year living within the Hurst city
Youth (6 – 15 years)
limits, receiving a water
Annual Pass bill from the City of Hurst
$50.00 per year $200.00 per year
Adult (16 – 64 years)
and paying property taxes
Annual Pass
senior (65+ years)
$20.00 per year $80.00 per year to the City of Hurst.
Annual Family Pass $125.00 per year N/A
Replacement Card Fee $5.00 $5.00
Healthy Hurst:
Healthy Hurst Online Wellness Program Information
Healthy Hurst is the City of Hurst’s The Healthy Hurst program is open to all
community-wide wellness initiative. Hurst residents, as well as non-residents
With the use of the information and links who have purchased a Hurst Recreation
that are available on the City of Hurst’s Center Annual Pass. Incentive awards
See
Page
Healthy Hurst webpage, participants are also available to all participants as
can increase their health, wellness, and they track and log their fitness activities!
fitness.
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Healthy Hurst has a myriad of tips and
information on nutrition, fitness, well-
registration all participants receive a Healthy Hurst ness, and health. Give it a try today! Let
information t-shirt at the time of registration. Par- Healthy Hurst help you get started to-
ticipants are also encouraged to register ward your wellness, health, and fitness
for the various FREE events that will be goals! For more information on the
offered throughout the year as part of the Healthy Hurst program, contact the
Recreation Center Healthy Hurst Program. Hurst Recreation Center at
Information: 817.788.7325.
700 mary Drive: 817.788.7325
Hours of Operation:
Monday-Thursday 6:30 AM – 10:00 PM
Friday 6:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
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Adult Softball Summer
League Registration
League Nights:
recreation
returning Teams: Monday - Friday
(Teams playing in Hurst in 2011)
May 2 and 3 League schedules:
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Available May 25
and Tuesday and Thursday from 8:00 AM.-6:00 PM
Hurst Recreation Center (700 Mary Drive) League Begins:
May 31
Open registration:
Monday-Friday, May 4-20
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:00 AM-5:00 PM For more information,
and Tuesday and Thursday from 8:00 AM.-6:00 PM call 817.788.7320.
Hurst Recreation Center (700 Mary Drive)
entry Fee:
$325 for a 10 game season (With no City Playoffs)
Adult Softball Fall
League Registration
League Nights:
returning Teams: Monday - Friday
(Teams playing in Hurst in 2011)
August 1 and 2 League schedules:
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Available August 24
and Tuesday and Thursday from 8:00 AM.-6:00 PM
Hurst Recreation Center (700 Mary Drive) League Begins:
August 29
Open registration:
Monday-Friday, August 3-19
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:00 AM-5:00 PM For more information,
and Tuesday and Thursday from 8:00 AM.-6:00 PM call 817.788.7320.
Hurst Recreation Center (700 Mary Drive)
entry Fee:
$300 for a 8 game season (With no Fall Playoffs)
Youth Sports Associations:
Hurst Girls softball League mid-Cities PeeWee Football Hurst united soccer Assn.
(HGSL) 817.209.5409 & Cheerleading Assn. (HUSA) 817.282.8680
www.eteamz.com/hurstgsl 817.282.2390 www.hurstunitedsoccer.com
hurstgirlssoftball@yahoo.com www.midcitiespeeweefootball.org
mid-Cities Basketball Assn. Tri-Cities Baseball Assn.
(MCBA) 817.354.6208 (TCBA) 817.285.0200
www.midcitiesbasketball.org www.tcbaseball.com
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Tennis Center
Welcome to the 701 Mary Drive
Hurst
www.ci.hurst.tx.us :: ph 817.788.7330 :: fax 817.282.7081
817.788.7330
Tennis
Center Junior Tennis
“Home of the Team Hurst
Junior Development Program”
Jr. Beginner Tennis & Swim Camp Advanced Beginner/Intermediate
Tennis Camp (Ages 12 and up)
(Ages 7 & up)
Improve skills learned in Beginner Camp.
Pee Wee Tennis - Quickstart A fun class for beginners. Learn the fore- Tactics, drills, & fun are stressed.
(Ages 6 & under) hand, backhand, serve and volley. Kids will Instructor: Austin Wynne, usPTA, and staff
Introduction to the game of tennis. Emphasis play plenty of fun games.
Times: 10:30AM - NOON
is placed on motor skills in a fun learning en- Instructor: Kelly Langdon, usPTA, and staff
Price: $68 + one new, unopened can of tennis balls
vironment. Kids will learn basic strokes and Times: 10:30AM - 1:30 PM
Days: Monday - Thursday
play lots of fun games. Ages 6 and under. Price: $88 + one new, unopened can of tennis balls
Instructor: Tennis Center staff 83000-A 6/13 - 6/16
Days: Monday - Thursday
Times: 9:45-10:30 AM 83000-B 6/20 - 6/23
82000-A 6/13 - 6/16
Price: $26 + one new, unopened can of tennis balls
82000-B 6/20 - 6/23 83000-C 6/27 - 6/30
Days: Tuesday and Thursday
82000-C 6/27 - 6/30 83000-D 7/11 - 7/14
81000-A 6/21 and 6/23
82000-D 7/11 - 7/14 83000-E 7/18 - 7/21
81000-B 6/28 and 6/30
82000-E 7/18 - 7/21 83000-F 7/25 - 7/28
81000-C 7/12 and 7/14
82000-F 7/25 - 7/28 83000-G 8/1 - 8/4
81000-D 7/19 and 7/21
82000-G 8/1 - 8/4 83000-H 8/8 - 8/11
82000-H 8/8 - 8/11
Jr. Beginner Tennis Camp (Ages 7 and up)
A fun camp for beginners. Learn the fore-
Please remember hand, backhand, serve and volley.
Instructor: Kelly Langdon, usPTA, and staff
to bring a can Times: 10:30AM - NOON
of new, unopened Price: $68 + one new, unopened can of tennis balls
Days: Monday - Thursday
tennis balls
81300-A 6/13 - 6/16
to your first class.
81300-B 6/20 - 6/23
81300-C 6/27 - 6/30
81300-D 7/11 - 7/14
Attention 81300-E 7/18 - 7/21
Tennis Players!
81300-F 7/25 - 7/28
81300-G 8/1 - 8/4
81300-H 8/8 - 8/11
Those looking for a steady practice partner can rent the Hurst
Tennis Center’s Prince ball machine. It’s available for rent seven
days a week. The cost is $10 per hour or $6 for 30 minutes
(tennis balls included). Due to court availability, please reserve
the ball machine at least three days in advance.
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Advanced Beginner/Intermediate Tennis & Swim Camp
(Ages 12 and up) Adult
Introduction to tactics and drills. Player development and fun are
stressed. Kids will eat lunch and swim at the Central Aquatics Center Programs
each day. Bring a sack lunch and drink everyday.
Instructor: Kelly Langdon, usPTA, and staff
Adult Beginner Tennis Clinic
Just for adults! Learn basic strokes, scoring and strategy. Bring one
Tennis recreation
Times: 10:30AM - 1:30PM
can of new balls to first class.
Price: $88 + one new, unopened can of tennis balls
Instructor: Kelly Langdon, usPTA, and staff
Days: Monday - Thursday
Times: 7:00 - 8:30PM
84000-A 6/13 - 6/16 Price: $88 + one new, unopened can of tennis balls
84000-B 6/20 - 6/23 Days: Tuesday
84000-C 6/27 - 6/30 81100-A 5/31 - 6/21
84000-D 7/11 - 7/14 81100-B 6/28 - 7/26
84000-E 7/18 - 7/21 81100-C 8/2 - 8/23
84000-F 7/25 - 7/28
Adult Advanced Beginner/Intermediate Clinic
84000-G 8/1 - 8/4 This class is for adults who want to build on existing skills. You’ll
84000-H 8/8 - 8/11
practice all shots and learn techniques and tactics.
Instructor: Kelly Langdon, usPTA, and staff
Evening Jr. Beginner Tennis & Swim Camp Times: 7:00 - 8:30PM
(Ages 7 and up) Price: $68 + one new, unopened can of tennis balls
A fun camp for beginners. Learn the forehand, backhand, serve and Days: Tuesday
volley. Kids will eat dinner and swim at the Central Aquatics Center 81200-A 5/31 - 6/21
each day. Bring a sack dinner and drink everyday.
81200-B 6/28 - 7/26
Instructor: Kelly Langdon, usPTA, and staff
Times: 4:30 - 7:00PM 81200-C 8/2 - 8/23
Price: $88 + one new, unopened can of tennis balls
Days: Monday - Thursday 4.0 Men’s Open Drills
Meets each Thursday for men rated 4.0 or higher. Learn techniques
85000-A 6/13 - 6/16
and strategy. Must register three days in advance. Minimum of four
85000-B 6/20 - 6/23 participants.
Instructor: Kelly Langdon, usPTA, Bryan Combest, usPTA and Austin Wayne,
85000-C 6/27 - 6/30
usPTA
85000-D 7/11 - 7/13
Times: 7:00 - 8:30PM
Price: $12
Jr. Beginner Tennis Clinic Days: Thursdays
(Ages 7 and up)
A perfect class for beginners. Learn the forehand, backhand, serve 88444-A Begins 6/2
and volley.
Instructor: Austin Wynne, usPTA, and staff
Times: 5:00 - 6:30PM
Price: $68 + one new, unopened can of tennis balls
Days: Thursday
81502-A 6/2 - 6/23
81502-B 7/7 - 7/28
81502-C 8/4 - 8/25
Advanced Beginner/Intermediate Tennis Clinic
(Ages 12 and up)
Introduction to tactics and drills. Player development and fun are
stressed.
Instructor: Austin Wynne, usPTA, and staff
Times: 5:00 - 6:30PM
Price: $68 + one new, unopened can of tennis balls
Days: Thursday
81503-A 6/2 - 6/23
81503-B 7/7 - 7/28
81503-C 8/4 - 8/25
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How about a Private Lesson?
The HTC staff offers private lessons for those wanting more Court Fees
www.ci.hurst.tx.us :: ph 817.788.7325 :: fax 817.282.7081
one-on-one accelerated learning. (90 minutes)
$1 Hurst Residents
Lessons with City of Hurst Tennis Professionals: (with proof of Hurst residency)
Hurst Tennis Specialist, Kelly Langdon, USPTA, or Tennis Center Coordinator, $2 Non-Residents
mike Campo, USPTA
Racquet
$50 per hour
$26 per half hour
Stringing
The Tennis Center has a large choice of
$180 per series of 4 lessons
string and accessories for your racquet needs.
We offer 24-hour turn around service and
Lessons with Tennis Instructors:
have three United States Racquet Stringer’s
sam elliott, USPTA, Greg smith, Jason Brown, USPTA, Bryan Combest,
Association stringers on staff.
USPTA and Austin Wynne, USPTA
$49 per hour
$26 per half hour Upcoming
$180 per series of 4 lessons Tournaments
usTA “Hurst Open” Junior —
The Tennis Center staff also offers: June 11-13
Private and group lessons. $80 for 90 minute group lessons for league teams. usTA “Hurst Open” Adult —
September 23-25
services and Facilities:
• Lessons for all ages & abilities
• 10 lighted outdoor courts
• USRSA Racquet Stringers
•
•
Prince Ball Machine
USPTA-Certified Instructors Available
Summer Adult
• USTA Adult Leagues Leagues begin
June 6
Summer Operating Hours: must register by
Mon. – Thurs. 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM May 20
Friday, Sat. & Sun. 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
cost is
Tennis Center Coordinator – Mike Campo, USPTA
Tennis specialist – Kelly Langdon, USPTA
$25/person
Tennis Attendants – Corey Doss, Steven Lu, Mark Hargrove,
Charlie Crosswait and Jared Jordan
Do you want
Tennis Instructors – Jason Brown, USPTA, Greg Smith, Sam Elliott,
to practice your serve or
USPTA, Bryan Combest, USPTA and Austin Wynne, USPTA
hit a few with a friend?
Please bring one can of new, unopened, tennis balls to
CALL
your first day of class. 817.788.7330
for a court
reservation.
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Registration Easy-Options!
Walk-in registration beginning on Monday, May 2 at 7:00 AM, is open only to those participants who are Hurst residents. Participants
recreation
who reside in Fort Worth, North Richland Hills, and Euless, whose mail is delivered to a Hurst “address,” are not eligible to register
until May 9 at 7:00 AM. Residency is defined by: living within the Hurst city limits, receiving a water bill from the City of Hurst and
paying property taxes to the City of Hurst. Out of fairness to all citizens of our community, you may only register the members of your
household.
Classes begin the week of June 6. (unless otherwise indicated.) Learn to swim
registrations
Walk-In Class registration Times musT be done
Registration
(after initial registration days)
Monday-Thursday 7:00 AM-9:00 PM Saturday 9:30 AM-5:00 PM in person
Friday 7:00 AM-5:00 PM Sunday 1:30 PM-5:00 PM
or online
Hurst residents:
Mail-in (check or credit card payment), fax (credit card payment), online (credit card payment), and walk-in (cash, check or credit
card payment) registration for recreation Classes begins may 2 at 7:00 Am.
Non-residents:
Fax (credit card payment), online (credit card payment), and walk-in (cash, check or credit card payment) registration for
recreation Classes begin may 9 at 7:00 Am.
sign up to register Online:
That’s right, you can save time and register your entire family on-line! To get started, you will need to visit the Hurst Recreation
Center to activate your account. If you are a Hurst resident, you will need to bring your Hurst Water Bill, Hurst property tax
statement, or Hurst apartment lease, and your photo ID as proof of Hurst residency to receive the Hurst resident rates. Once
you have activated your account and received your user name and password, you will be able to use our on-line registration feature.
You do not have to wait until your appropriate registration date to activate your account and receive your user name and password. Go
ahead and do it the next time you are at the Recreation Center for your current class or working out. Then you will be ready to
register on-line the day registration starts!
Confirmation:
When you register by mail-in or fax, you will receive a confirmation notice through the postal mail. You will be notified if the
designated classes are not available. If the class is not available, you may select a second choice. If you register on-line, you may
print a copy of your receipt.
supply List and Fees:
Some of our classes require a supply list. These classes are noted in the brochure. You will receive a supply list when you register.
For those mailed, a list will be included with your confirmation letter. supplies should not be purchased prior to the Friday
before the class starts in case of cancellation.
refund Policy:
When you sign up for one of our classes, we depend on your participation for a successful class. If you have an unforeseen
circumstance and cannot attend your class, we will gladly refund your fee with 72 hours notice prior to the class start date. Thank you
for your cooperation.
Learn to swim: Classes begin
Learn to Swim registrations must be done in person or online. Faxed and mailed registrations will not be accepted. the week of
June
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Parks and recreation Board recreation staff
Chairman: Alan Neace recreation Director: Chris Watson
Vice Chairman: Rod Robertson recreation managers: Kim Mesa, Doug McDaniel,
Carol Cole Delbert Derrett Kristie Weaver
Ralph Hurd Pat King recreation Center supervisor: Mary Singleton
Howard Shotwell Estelle Teague recreation specialist: Courtney Barnard
Hank Williams senior secretary: Jeanne Coons
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summer 2011 Class registration Form
For the valuable consideration of being allowed to participate in the City of Hurst Parks and Recreation Department’s program or use the City’s facilities www.ci.hurst.tx.us :: ph 817.788.7325 :: fax 817.282.7081
or equipment, I recognize and acknowledge the risk of physical injury and agree to assume the full risk of any injuries, including death or damages, that
may result from any injury sustained while participating in activities related to the program or from using the City’s facilities or equipment. I DO FULLY
RELEASE, INDEMNIFY, AND HOLD HARMLESS, THE CITY, ITS EMPLOYEES AND OFFICERS FROM THEIR OWN NEGLIGENCE FOR
FAILURE TO PROPERLY DESIGN, INSPECT, OR MAINTAIN THE EQUIPMENT, OR SUPERVISE THE ACTIVITIES TO BE ENGAGED IN OR
EQUIPMENT TO BE USED BY THE UNDERSIGNED AND FOR ANY ACTS OF THIRD PARTIES. The City does not provide any medical or other
insurance protection or benefits for those who use the recreational equipment or engage in activities on City Premises.
The City of Hurst is proud to be an agency member of the following organizations:
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Parks
1 ECHO HILLS PARK 8 HURST HILLS PARK 15 BELLAIRE PARK
500 Heneretta (7.1 Acres) 575 Billie ruth (4 Acres) 500 Pecan Drive (6.4 Acres)
www.ci.hurst.tx.us :: ph 817.788.7325 :: fax 817.282.7081
• Pavilion • Playground
• Playground 9 HURST COMMUNITY PARK • Youth Baseball/Softball Field
• Jogging/Walking Trail System (1/3 mile) 601 Precinct Line road (44.9 Acres) (Lighted)
• Picnic Tables • 4 Youth Baseball Fields (Lighted) • Jogging/Walking Trail System
• Youth Athletic Practice Fields (Unlighted) • 2 Youth Soccer Fields (Lighted) (1/3 mile)
• Pet Water Fountain • 2 Sand Volleyball Courts (Lighted) • Pet Water Fountain
• Pavilion
2 HURST ATHLETIC COMPLEX • 2 Playgrounds 16 WAN-KA-KANI PARK
2104 Precinct Line road (42.2 Acres) • Multi-Use Trail System (1 mile) 748 shadylane (4.1 Acres)
• 4 Adult Softball Fields (Lighted) • Picnic Tables • Picnic Tables
• 6 Youth Soccer Fields (Lighted) • Wooded Natural Area
• 4 Youth Soccer Fields (Unlighted) • Open Field Play Area 17 RICKEL PARK
• Playground • Concession/Restroom Building 1001 Bluebonnet (29 Acres)
• 3 Group Shelters • 2 Group Shelters • 2 Pavilions
• 2 Concession/Restroom Buildings • 2 Pet Water Fountains • Picnic Tables
• Nature Trails
3 CHISHOLM PARK 10 CENTRAL PARK • Scenic Overlook
2200 Norwood (50 Acres) 700 block of mary Drive (17.5 Acres) • Winding Stream with 2 Bridges
• Aquatics Center • Recreation Center • Jogging/Walking Trail System
• 4 Youth Softball Fields (Lighted) • Aquatics Center (1/2 mile)
• 2 Playgrounds • Tennis Center (10 Lighted Courts) • 2 Pet Water Fountains
• 3 Pavilions • 2 Pavilions • Playground
• Pond with Fishing Island • Playground
Facilities
• Picnic Tables • Picnic Tables
• Jogging/Walking Trail System • 2 Outdoor Basketball Courts
(1.5 miles) (Lighted)
• Fitness Course • Pet Water Fountain A BROOKSIDE CENTER
• Group Shelter
• Concession/Restroom Building 11 VIVAGENE COPELAND PARK B HURST LIBRARY
• 2 Basketball Courts (Lighted) 501 Pecan Drive (5.2 Acres)
• 4 Pet Water Fountains • Pavilion
• Playground
4 SMITH-BARFIELD PARK • Multi-Use Trail System (1/3 mile)
640 Pleasantview (6.9 Acres) • Open Field Play Area
• Youth Baseball/Softball Field • 3 Outdoor Basketball Courts
(Lighted)
• 2 Tennis Courts (Lighted)
(Lighted)
• Pet Water Fountain
Park
• Youth Athletic Practice Field
(Unlighted) 12 JAYCEE BAKER PARK
500 Belmont (4.1 Acres)
Pavilions
• Playground
• Pavilion • Playground listed are available for rental
• Picnic Tables • Picnic Tables
• Restrooms • Restrooms for $35 per day. If electrical
• 2 Pet Water Fountains • Youth Athletic Practice Fields
(Unlighted) power is needed during the
5 MAYFAIR PARK • Pet Water Fountain
1725 Norwood (14.4 Acres) rental, a $50 reFuNDABLe
• Pavilion 13 BILLY CREEK PARK
• Playground electrical key deposit is due at
• Jogging/Walking Trail System (1/4 mile) 14 REDBUD PARK
• Pet Water Fountain 525 redbud Drive (7.2 Acres) the time of reservation.
• Youth Athletic Fields (Unlighted) • Soccer Field (Unlighted)
• Playground
6 WINDMILL PARK • Jogging/Walking Trail System
For more information, call
840 Cheryl (2 Acres) (1/3 mile)
• Historical Marker • Picnic Tables
• Fitness Course 817.788.7320
7 VALENTINE PARK • Pavilion
610 Bedford Court West (4 Acres) • Pet Water Fountain
• Youth Athletic Practice Field
(Unlighted)
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