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MEDFORD PARKS & RECREATION: 2019 SUMMER PROGRAM GUIDE

TABLE OF
CONTENTS SUMMER 2019
Program Title Ages Pg# Program Title Ages Pg#
Family Programs / Events | All Ages SOU Raider Basketball Camp....................................... 5-14 15
Intro to Drumming............................................................6+ 23 Rec Tennis Summer Camps.......................................... 6-12 16
Discovery Scuba...............................................................10+ 6 Kids All-comers Track Meets........................................3-12 16
Italio Gardens & Nursery................................................All 23 Junior Giants T-Ball/Baseball/Softball.......................5-13 17
Railroad Park......................................................................All 23 Craig Howard Memorial Youth Football Camp......................Youth 17
Movies in the Park............................................................All 35 Youth Indoor Soccer League.......................................... 4-8 18
Concerts in the Park.........................................................All 36 Little Hoopsters Basketball Program........................... 5-8 18
Slide into Summer............................................................All 37 Hi Yah! Tae Kwon Do........................................................5+ 28
Peak to Creek Ride......................................................... NEED 37 Day Tours: Southern Oregon Waterfalls.....................10+ 29
Theatre in the Park “Bigger than Life”..........................All 37
Rec Fest Summer Recreation Kickoff............................All 38 Teen & Adult | Ages 13+
Neighborhood Picnics......................................................All 39 Junior Lifeguard Program..............................................12-14 6
Discover Scuba.................................................................10+ 6
Tot Programs | Up to Age 5 Mermaid Camp............................................................... 8-14 6
Swim Lessons: Parent Tot.......................................... 6mo-3yr 5 Snorkel Camp.................................................................. 8-14 6
Swim Lessons: Starfish A............................................... 2-3 5 Scuba Camp.................................................................... 10-14 6
Swim Lessons: Starfish B................................................ 4-5 5 Drumming Camp............................................................10-15 9
Swim Lessons: Angelfish.................................................5+ 5 Counselor in Training (CIT)..........................................13-17 10
Swim Lessons: Bass..........................................................5+ 5 DMZ Paintball Camp.....................................................10-15 10
Swim Lessons: Catfish.....................................................5+ 5 SOU Soccer Camp...........................................................6-13 10
Swim Lessons: Private......................................................3+ 5 New Horizons Summer Band Camp............................ 13+ 10
Swim Lessons: Semi-private...........................................3+ 5 Rewilding Day Camps with Rogue
Day Camps........................................................................5-12 7 Jet Boat Adventures....................................................... 9-14 10
Discovery Preschool Summer Camp........................... 3-5 8 Battle of the Cupcakes Camp....................................... 9-14 11
Discovery Preschool........................................................ 3-5 9 Ice Skating: Basic 1-4........................................................6+ 12
Bugs R Us ..........................................................................3-12 12 Ice Skating: Learn to Skate Hockey...............................6+ 12
Ice Skating: Snowplow Sam........................................... 3-5 12 Learn to Play Ice Hockey.................................................6+ 12
America’s Best Karate: Intro to Karate.........................4+ 14 Summer Day Camp at the Rrrink................................. 4-13 12
Junior Giants T-Ball......................................................... 5-6 17 Young Masters Painting: Pop Art................................15-17 13
Youth Indoor Soccer League.......................................... 4-8 18 America’s Best Karate: Intro to Karate.........................4+ 14
Tot Sports Sampler.......................................................... 3-5 18 Junior Golf Lessons.........................................................7-16 14
Little Hoopsters Basketball Program........................... 5-8 18 Teen 4-on-4 Beach Volleyball Tournament...............13-18 15
Hi Yah! Tae Kwon Do........................................................5+ 28 Indoor Volleyball Camp........................................6th-12th Grade 15
SOU Raider Basketball Camp....................................... 5-14 15
School Age Programs | Ages 6-12 Junior Giants T-Ball/Baseball/Softball.......................5-13 17
Swim Lessons: Angelfish.................................................5+ 5 Craig Howard Memorial Youth Football Camp......................Youth 17
Swim Lessons: Bass..........................................................5+ 5 Senior Center Activities......................................................................50+ 25-26
Swim Lessons: Catfish.....................................................5+ 5 Dance Classes: Ballroom, Latin & Swing..................... 12+ 27
Swim Lessons: Trout.........................................................8+ 5 Saturday Morning Camera Klatch................................ 18+ 27
Swim Lessons: Private......................................................3+ 5 Hi Yah! Tae Kwon Do........................................................5+ 28
Swim Lessons: Semi-private...........................................3+ 5 Go Rogue Dog Training Classes.................................... 16+ 28
Junior Lifeguard Program..............................................12-14 6 Fun Spanish for Beginners.............................................. 18+ 28
Discover Scuba.................................................................10+ 6 NEW! Gardening 101....................................................... 18+ 28
Mermaid Camp............................................................... 8-14 6 NEW! Modern Art & Quilting........................................ 18+ 28
Snorkel Camp.................................................................. 8-14 6 Certifying CPR.................................................................. 14+ 29
Scuba Camp.................................................................... 10-14 6 Medicare 101..................................................................... 18+ 29
Day Camps........................................................................5-12 7 RVTD Tips for Transportation....................................... 14+ 29
Drumming Camp............................................................10-15 9 Day Tours: Wine Tasting & Lunch Tour....................... 21+ 29
Create Camps...................................................................7-12 10 Day Tours: Crater Lake Tour.......................................... 18+ 29
SOU Soccer Camp...........................................................6-13 10 Day Tours: Southern Oregon Waterfalls.....................10+ 29
Rewilding Day Camps with Rogue Savvy Social Security Planning for Baby Boomers.... 18+ 30
Jet Boat Adventures....................................................... 9-14 10 Valley Of The Rogue New Horizons Band....................All 30
Lego Camps with Rebel Bricks......................................7-12 11 Zumba................................................................................ 18+ 30
Battle of the Cupcakes Camp....................................... 9-14 11 Tai Chi: Beginning............................................................ 18+ 30
Steam Cooking Camp.....................................................6-11 11 Tai Chi: Forms................................................................... 15+ 30
Bugs R Us...........................................................................3-12 11 Pickleball Instruction...................................................... 15+ 30
Ice Skating: Basic 1-4........................................................6+ 12 Fifty & Better Summer Fitness Class...........................50+ 31
Ice Skating: Learn to Skate Hockey...............................6+ 12 Senior Boot Camp............................................................ 17+ 31
Learn to Play Ice Hockey.................................................6+ 12 Lose it Now! Workshop..................................................50+ 31
Summer Day Camp at the Rrrink................................. 4-13 12 Stepping Outside for Fun & Fitness..............................50+ 31
Tie Dye Camp.................................................................. 6-10 13 Online Courses................................................................. 16+ 32
Papermaking Camp........................................................ 6-10 13 Adult Sports Leagues...................................................... 18+ 33
Young Masters Painting: Creatures............................ 8-12 13 Adult Golf Lessons.......................................................... 17+ 34
Young Designers: Fashion Illustration........................ 8-12 13
Young Masters Ceramics Camp: Hand Building..................6-10 13 Puntos Interesantes de Invierno y Primeravera.................................. 41
Young Masters Drawing: Learning To Draw.............. 11-14 13
America’s Best Karate: Summer Camps.................... 6-12 14
America’s Best Karate: Intro to Karate.........................4+ 14
Junior Golf Lessons.........................................................7-16 14
Youth Beach Volleyball Camp.......................................7-18 15
Indoor Volleyball Camp........................................6th-12th Grade 15
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REGISTER & PAYMENT MPRD CLASS SCHOLARSHIPS
Pre-registration with payment is required for all activities,
Youth scholarships for select Medford Parks & Recreation
except where noted.
classes are available for Medford residents or students who
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AQUATICS
PROGRAMS
JACKSON AQUATIC CENTER

OPEN JUN 10–AUG 25. CLOSED JUL 4 | 815 SUMMIT AVE. | 541-774-2490
OPEN SWIM
DAYS TIME YOUTH ADULT (18+)
MONDAY-FRIDAY 1-4PM | 7:15-9PM $2 $3
SATURDAY 1-4PM | 6-8PM $2 $3
SUNDAY (DISCOUNT DAY) 1–5PM $1 $1
DAILY ACTIVITIES
ACTIVITY DAYS TIME PRICE
Lap Swim (18+) MONDAY-FRIDAY Noon–1PM $3
Fri Evening LAP SWIM (18+) FRIDAYS 5:30-7PM $3
NEW! Deep Water Aerobics MONDAY & WEDNESDAY 9-10:30AM $25 /$31
NEW! DEEP WATER AEROBICS

CLASS DAYS TIMES PRICE
Deep Water Aerobics (18+) Beginning MONDAY & WEDNESDAY Noon–1PM $25/$31
Deep Water Aerobics (18+) Advanced MONDAY & WEDNESDAY 5:30-7PM $25/$31
SESSIONS
SESSION 1: Jun 10-20 | SESSION 2: Jun 24-Jul 3 | SESSION 3: Jul 8–Jul 18 | SESSION 4: Jul 22–Aug 1 | SESSION 5: Aug 5–15
SEASON PASS, OPEN SWIM & LAP SWIM

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Swim Punch Cards make it simple for adults and safer for
children to use instead of cash. Buy punch cards at the Santo
SEASON PASS PRICES
Community Center or at Jackson Aquatic Center.
Resident Non-Resident
11 punches $10 Youth $50 $60
22 punches $20
Adult $70 $90
Youth 2 punches per swim
Adult 3 punches per swim or lap swim Family $120 $150

SWIM LESSON SCHEDULE
AM CLASS SCHEDULE
ADVANCED SWIMMER 9AM
PARENT TOT 11AM
STARFISH A 10AM 10:30AM 11AM
STARFISH B 10AM 10:30AM 11:30AM
ANGELFISH 10AM 11:30AM
BASS 9:30AM 10:30AM 11:30AM
CATFISH 9:30AM 10:30AM
TROUT 10AM 11AM
PRIVATE 9:30AM 10AM 11AM 11:30AM
SEMI-PRIVATE 9:30AM 10:30AM 11AM 11:30AM
SEMI-PRIVATE 9:30AM
PM CLASS SCHEDULE
ADVANCED SWIMMER 4:30PM
PARENT TOT 6PM
STARFISH A 5PM 5:30PM
STARFISH B 5PM 6PM
ANGELFISH 5:30PM 6PM
BASS 5PM 6:30PM
CATFISH 5:30PM 6:30PM
TROUT 5:30PM 6:30PM
PRIVATE 5PM 6PM 6:30PM
SEMI-PRIVATE 5PM 5:30PM 6PM 6:30PM
SWIM LESSON CLASSES RUN FOR TWO WEEKS. CLASS WEEKS ARE MON-THU. NO CLASS JULY 4.
(PRICES FOR SESSION 2 ARE ADJUSTED FOR THE JULY 4TH HOLIDAY).
SESSIONS
SESSION 1 Jun 10-20
SESSION 2 Jun 24-Jul 3 (NO CLASS JUL 4 – Class prices adjusted for this session)
SESSION 3 Jul 8-18
SESSION 4 Jul 22–Aug 1
SESSION 5 Aug 5–15
SESSION 2 PRICES
PRICES
NO CLASS JUL 4 – LAST DAY OF SESSION JUL 3
LESSON RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT LESSON RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT

PARENT TOT $38 $44 PARENT TOT $33.25 $39.25
STARFISH - ADVANCED $46 $52 STARFISH - ADVANCED $40.25 $46.25
PRIVATE $66 $72 PRIVATE $57.75 $63.75
SEMI-PRIVATE $46 $52 SEMI-PRIVATE $40.25 $46.25

AQUATICS PROGRAMS
SWIM LESSON LEVELS CATFISH (LEVEL 3) Age 5+
Prerequisite skills: Beginning front crawl with front to back roll;
*ALL LESSONS INCLUDE WATER SAFETY SKILLS.
winging and kicking on back, jumps into deep water, beginning
front crawl, rolls onto back, winging and kicking to starting
point, and sitting to dive.
PARENT TOT 6mo-3yrs
Skills taught in class: The parent(s) learn methods of Skills taught in class: Front crawl with side breathing,
working with their child in the water and developing water independent back float, back crawl, elementary backstroke
safety skills. Both parents may accompany their child. with flutter kick, jump off diving board and swim to pool
edge, tread water, underwater swim, elementary backstroke
Students are tested on the first day of class. If the with beginning whip kick, and kneeling and/or standing
student is above/below their current skill level, they will dives.
be transferred to another class, provided an opening is
available. TROUT (Level 4) Age: 8+
Prerequisite skills: Beginning front crawl with front to back
STARFISH A Age 2-3 roll, winging and kicking on back, jumps into deep water,
Prerequisite skills: Child must be able to get into the pool beginning front crawl, rolls onto back, winging and kicking to
without parent. starting point, and sitting dive.
Skills taught in class: Put head underwater, bob while taking Skills taught in class: Front crawl with side breathing,
a breath above water and blowing bubbles underwater, front independent back float, back crawl, elementary backstroke
with flutter kick, jumps off diving board and swims to
float, lift head, flutter kick, front glide (arms out on front,
pool edge, treading water, underwater swim, elementary
glide on belly), beginning front crawl, assisted back float,
backstroke with beginning whip kick, and kneeling and/or
jump into shallow water and return to starting point.
standing dives. Includes introduction to dolphin kick.
STARFISH B Age 4-5 PRIVATE LESSONS (P)
Prerequisite skills: Child must be able to get into the pool One student per instructor. Lessons are taught at the
without parent. student’s level.
Skills taught in class: Independent front float with recovery, Age: 3+
front glide with flutter kick, beginning front crawl, roll Day: Mon-Thu (2-week sessions)
over front glide onto back and then back onto stomach, Length: 30 min.
independent front float with recovery, back glide with flutter Cost: $69 Resident | $75 Non-resident
kick.
SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS (SP)
ANGELFISH (Level 1) Age 5+ Lessons are for two people of equal ability. Both
Prerequisite skills: Child must be comfortable enough to participants must register for the class at the same time.
enter water with minimal assistance. If your child is hesitant Online registration not available. Lessons are taught at the
or fearful of water, please notify the registrar. student’s level.
Skills taught in class: A class designed for the first time Age: 3+
student. Day: Mon-Thu (2-week sessions)
Length: 30 min.
BASS (LEVEL 2) Age 5+ Cost: $49 Resident | $55 Non-resident (per participant)
Prerequisite skills: Is comfortable in water, bobs with
rhythmic breathing, independent front float, independent
back float, beginning front crawl, jumps into shallow water
without assistance, climbs in and out of pool, puts face in JACKSON POOL RENTALS
water, can put head under water and hold breath.
Skills taught in class: Independent front float with recovery, FUNTASTIC POOL PARTY
front glide with flutter kick, beginning front crawl, rollover USE DURING OPEN SWIM – Exclusive use of the grass party
glide onto back and then back to stomach, independent area, picnic tables, and inflatable slide. Shared use of all
back float with recovery, back glide with flutter kick, swimming areas.
elementary backstroke with flutter kick, jumps into shallow
water and returns to starting point. Day: 7 Days a week
Times: During Open Swim
Cost: $99 up to 30 guests
$2 each additional – 40 guest max.

JUNIOR LIFEGUARD PROGRAM
Learn basic life-saving skills and find out from experience if
lifeguarding is for you. 20 hours of volunteer internship as
an assistant lifeguard is required. Basic CPR certification and
whistle are included (when you call to register, please notify
the registrar that you are a part of the Jr. Lifeguard Course so
you can register for CPR at no additional cost). For questions,
contact Sandi Sherman 541-774-2405. Instructor: Daryl
Armstead.
Age: 12-14
Day: Mon-Fri
Time: 5:30-7PM
Date: Jun 17-21
Cost: $60 Resident | $65 Non-resident
RETURNING CLASS! DISCOVER SCUBA

Discover what it’s like to breathe under water! In two hours
you will know if Scuba Diving is for you! Class is held in a 86
degree salt water pool. Bring a swimsuit, towel, and your sense
of adventure. Class is taught by a certified SDI Scuba Diving
Instructor.
Age: 10+
Day: Last Tuesday of each month
(Must be signed up at least one week in advance)
Time: 5:45–7:15PM
SNORKEL CAMP
Learn safe snorkeling, free diving techniques and play with
Limit: Max 5
underwater photography. *Each snorkeler is required to have
Place: Rogue Aquatics & Scuba
their own mask, fins and snorkel. Equipment available for
6022 Crater Lake Ave., Central Point
purchase at Rogue Aquatics at 20% discount for this camp.
Age: 8-14
Day: Wed-Fri
ROGUE AQUATICS Time: Noon-3PM
& SCUBA CAMPS Date: Jul 24-26
All campers receive a certificate of completion, t-shirt and an Cost: $140
underwater DVD. Participants should bring 2 snacks, 2 towels Limit: Max 12
and a water bottle. Place: Rogue Aquatics & Scuba
6022 Crater Lake Ave., Central Point
MERMAID CAMP
Try a whimsical way to learn how to glide through the water SCUBA CAMP
like a mermaid. Participants improve breathing techniques Divers learn how to put their equipment together, use it, take it
and learn under-water skills. Tails are available for purchase at apart and be responsible for it. This is not a certification class.
Rogue Aquatics at 10% discount for this camp. *Mask, fins, and snorkel required. Equipment available at Rogue
Aquatics at 20% off for this camp.
Age: 8-14
Day: Wed-Fri Age: 10-14
Time: Noon-3PM Day: Wed-Fri
Date: Jun 19-21 Time: Noon-3PM
Cost: $140 ($20 extra to rent a tail Date: Aug 7-9
*Pay at first day of camp) Cost: $160
Limit: Max 12 Limit: Max 8
Place: Rogue Aquatics & Scuba Place: Rogue Aquatics & Scuba
6022 Crater Lake Ave., Central Point 6022 Crater Lake Ave., Central Point

KIDS
PROGRAMS
Registration Begins Monday, April 29

*Full Payment is due when registering online at playmedford.com
SUMMER DAY CAMP
Summer 2019 is here! Campers going into grades K-6 are *Payment plans available when registering at the Santo Center
treated with a revolving daily schedule filled with art projects, ($20 deposit per camp week per child to hold camp spot)
STEM, outdoor play, trips to Jackson Aquatic Center, field trips
and much more! Campers Age Groups: Grade going into 19-20 school year
Voyagers: Kindergarten
Time: 9AM–5:30PM Pioneers: 1st-2nd grade sponsored by:
Place: Santo Community Center Explorers: 3rd-4th grade
Cost: Weeks 1-3, 5-11 $105 | *Week 4 $63 Trailblazers: 5th-6th grade
Before Care: 7:30-9AM
Cost: $20/Week
WEEK DATES THEMES Trips & Events (Subject to change)

Week 1 Jun 10-14 Fun in the Sun! No Field Trip
Week 2 Jun 17-21 Imaginarium Bugs R Us
Week 3 Jun 24-28 Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Emigrant Water Slides
Week 4* Jul 1-3 Holiday Hullabaloo Wacky Wednesday@ Jackson Pool
Week 5 Jul 8-12 Animal Planet Wild Life Images
Week 6 Jul 15-19 Mad Science Medford PD K9
Week 7 Jul 22-26 Around the World Family Fun Center
Week 8 Jul 29-Aug 2 Adventures in Fiction Movies
Week 9 Aug 5-9 Blast from the Past Lava Lanes
Week 10 Aug 12-16 Full STEAM Ahead Dr. Rice
Week 11 Aug 19-23 Day Camps Got Talent Talent Show

SUMMER CAMP
Summer 2019 is here! Campers in Preschool are treated
with a daily schedule filled with art projects, outdoor play,
games and much more! *Participants must be potty trained
with no assistance.
Age: 3-5
Time: 9AM–5:30PM
Cost: Weeks 1-3, 5-11 $105 | *Week 4 $63
Before Care: 7:30-9AM
Cost: $20/Week
Registration begins Monday, April 29

*Full payment is due when registering online at playmedford.com
*Payment plans available when registering at Santo Center

($20 deposit per camp week per child to hold camp spot)
WEEK DATES THEMES

Week 1 Jun 10-14 Commotion in the Ocean
Week 2 Jun 17-21 Dino Week
Week 3 Jun 24-28 Dr. Seussville
Week 4* Jul 1-3 Holiday in the Sun!
Week 5 Jul 8-12 It's a Bugs Life
Week 6 Jul 15-19 Out of this World
Week 7 Jul 22-26 The Great Outdoors
Week 8 Jul 29-Aug 2 Once Upon a Time
Week 9 Aug 5-9 To Infinity & Beyond
Week 10 Aug 12-16 Animal Planet
Week 11 Aug 19-23 Discovery's Got Talent!
STAFF SPOTLIGHT: HAYLIE D.

Position: Summer Camp Director/Preschool
Teachers Aide
How long have you worked for the Department?

I have worked for Medford Parks & Recreation for
four years.
What is your favorite part of the job? My

favorite part of my job is forming relationships
with the kids and making a difference in their
lives. I absolutely love my job and seeing the kids
smiling faces every day!

KIDS PROGRAMS
DISCOVERY PRESCHOOL 2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR

Our play-based curriculum promotes a love of learning in your child’s introduction to a classroom setting. Incorporating
books, creative play, and music and movement into the daily routine with emphasis on basic Kindergarten readiness skills.
*Discovery Preschool follows the Medford School District Calendar but excludes teacher in-service days. Participants must
be potty trained with no assistance. Registration begins May 1.
Discovery 3’s: Age: 3

Discovery Preschool: Age: 4-5 No School Day:
Veterans Day: Nov 11
School Starts: Sep 3 | School Ends: May 29 Thanksgiving Break: Nov 25-29
Winter Break: Dec 23-Jan 3
Parent Orientation/Meet the Teacher Day: Aug 28 or 29 Martin Luther King Day: Jan 20
*First months payment due at registration Presidents Day: Feb 17
Spring Break: Mar 23-27
Materials Cost: $20 cash due at orientation non refundable Memorial Day: May 25
PRESCHOOL RESIDENT NON RESIDENT

9AM-NOON (MONTHLY PAYMENT) (MONTHLY PAYMENT)
2 Day: Tue/Thu $143 $149
3 Day: Mon/Wed/Fri $191 $197
MORNING CARE RESIDENT NON RESIDENT
7:30-9AM (MONTHLY PAYMENT) (MONTHLY PAYMENT)
2 Day: Tue/Thu $57 $63
AFTER CARE RESIDENT NON RESIDENT
NOON-5PM (MONTHLY PAYMENT) (MONTHLY PAYMENT)
2 Day: Tue/Thu $100 $106
*You may only sign up for before/after care on the days your child is enrolled in Preschool.
DRUMMING CAMP
Participants learn fundamentals and core concepts of
drumming, explore different genres of music and their unique
drumming styles. Learn how to set up, take down, tune and
rehead a drum set.
Age: 10-15
Day: Mon–Fri
Time: 10AM-Noon
Date: Session 1: Jul 15-19
Session 2: Jul 22-26
Cost: $75
Limit: 5
Place: Santo Community Center

CREATE CAMPS NEW HORIZON’S
A specialty camp with different themes each week, focusing on SUMMER BAND CAMP
various artistic elements, skills and techniques. Summer Band Camp is a perfect time to learn skills and meet
new friends. Students with at least one year experience are
Age: 7-12 | Time: 9AM-Noon | Cost: $65 | Limit: 20
invited to play woodwind, percussion, or brass instruments
Place: Orchard Hill Elementary School
with the senior musicians of the New Horizons Band. The
Session 1 Travel Adventures June 24-28 final concert is Saturday, August 10 at the Rogue Valley
Square Dance Center, 3377 Table Rock Road, Medford. For
Session 2 Under the Sea July 8-12 more information contact: Sandy Trammell (541-601-4290 or
Session 3 Animal Kingdom July 22-26 strammell@embarqmail.com)
Session 4 Paper Crafts for Kids Aug 5-9
Register early so music packages are ready for all players at the
start of rehearsals.
COUNSELOR IN TRAINING (CIT) Age: Middle School & Home Schooled Students
Get hands-on experience working with campers and the
Day: Tue & Thu
opportunity to gain knowledge and skills in the day camp
Time: 9-11AM
setting. Course completion, application and a two week
Date: 5 weeks: Jul 9-Aug 8
commitment are required to volunteer with Day Camp.
Cost: $50 per person
Age: 13-17 Memorial scholarships are available.
Time: 9AM-Noon Place: Cascade Christian High School
Date: Jun 24-28 855 Chevy Way, Medford
Cost: $68
Limit: 20
PAINTBALL CAMP
Become masters of the paintball battle field! Participants must
wear long pants, cleats and or closed toed shoes. Don’t forget
your water bottle and snack. *All paintball equipment will be
provided by DMZ Paintball. For frequently asked questions
visit: dmzpb.com. AQUATICS CAMPS, PAGE 6
Age: 10-15 MERMAID CAMP
Time: 9AM-Noon
Date: Session 1: Jun 24-25 SNORKEL CAMP
Session 2: Jun 26-27 SCUBA CAMP
Cost: $65
Limit: 25
Place: DMZ Paintball – 4757 Gebhard Rd. Central Point
REWILDING DAY CAMPS WITH ROGUE
JET BOAT ADVENTURES
SOU SOCCER CAMP Enjoy a day of epic outdoor adventure. Activities range from
This camp is designed to educate and further players’ skills crafts made with items found in nature, basic history of the
and enjoyment of the game. Camp includes ball techniques, Takelma Indians along with discovering the flora, fauna, and
drills to enhance game awareness productivity, and small-sided tools they utilized for everyday life. Wild river land walkabouts,
games. Instruction provided by the Southern Oregon University bass fishing, paddle boating in Lake Rogue Jetter, and old-
soccer program. Each day, coaches guide players through a fashioned games also provided. Camper will be separated into
progressive series of skill-building practices and then into a age appropriate groups. Bring a sack lunch, snacks and water.
game.
Age: 9-14
Age: 6-13 Day: Tue & Wed
Day: Mon-Fri Time: 8:30AM-4:30PM
Time: 9AM-Noon Date: Jun 12, 25, 26
Date: Session 1: Jun 10-14 Jul 9, 10, 23, 24
Session 2: Jul 22-26 Cost: $60 per day
Cost: $120 Limit: Min 18 | Max 28
Limit: 42 Place: Jet Boat starts at Touvelle State Park | Activities
Place: US Cellular Fields – Field 14 occur at Rogue Jet Boat Adventure’s Discovery Park

KIDS PROGRAMS
CARROTS & POMEGRANATES
4 DAY SUMMER CAMPS:
BATTLE OF THE CUPCAKES WITH

Learn the basics of making dye-free healthy cupcakes and
frosting that are easy to make at home! The camp finale
features a cupcake contest where the participants show off
their final projects.
Age: 9-14
Time: 2:30-5:30PM
LEGO CAMPS WITH Cost: $150
REBEL BRICKS: Limit: 12
Age: 7-12 Place: Cascade Christian High School
Time: 9AM–4PM
Cost: $119
Limit: 20 STEAM COOKING CAMP WITH
Place: Cascade Christian High School
PIRATE SCIENCE WITH REBEL BRICKS: Healthy Hands Cooking (HHC) Kids Club is a national one-of-
a-kind wellness education program that helps teach children
JUN 17-21 about gardening, nutrition, food preparation and exercise
Ahoy Matey! Sail with Captain Misti on this high seas, through STEM, STEAM, and STEAMM based activities.
Pirrrrrrate adventure, where yull learn about sailing, parrrrots, Through hands-on activities, our goal is to fight obesity to
eyepatches an’ more! See if ye have what it takes while havin’ a encourage healthier living.
Swashbucklin’ good time!
Day 1- The Power of Sun for Cooking
RUBE GOLDBERG MACHINE WITH REBEL Day 2- Sprout a House
BRICKS: JUN 24-28 Day 3- The Bees Knees
Enjoy this week of crazy contraptions, and chain reactions! Day 4- Berry Mania
Who will come up with the most creative Rube Goldberg
machine?
Age: 6-11
RUBBER BAND CARS WITH REBEL Time: 10AM-1PM
BRICKS: JUL 8-12 Session 2: Jul 22-25
Join us for this week of LEGO race power and see how fast your Cost: $150
car can go! Learn about motion, wheels, gears, and more in this Limit: 12
fun filled, action packed week of speed! Place: Cascade Christian High School

LEARN TO ICE SKATE CLASSES
AT THE RRRINK
Beginners of all ages 3-up learn to be comfortable on the ice
while gaining basic skating knowledge.
Dates: Tue, May 14-Jun 18

Times: 5:15-6PM
Children under 12 must be with a parent; no charge for parents
attending with children. All programs include a coloring sheet. Snowplow Sam: Ages 3-5 | $69
Instructor: John Jackson. (this will include kids ages 3-5 for learn to skate hockey.)
Basic 1-4: Ages 6+ | $92
Age: 3-12 Learn to Skate Hockey: Ages 6+ | $92
Time: 1-2PM Times: 6-6:45PM
Day: Varies
Cost: $7 Resident | $13 Non-resident *** NOTE: Additional RRRink “Learn to Skate USA” annual
*Additional $3 for STEM project presentations membership fee of $17.25. Contact rink management for
Limit: Min 5 | Max 20 details or go to learntoskateusa.com***
LEARN TO PLAY ICE HOCKEY
Get ready to shoot and score! Featuring basic hockey skills
REPTILES & AMPHIBIANS: including stopping, turning and skating backwards. Participants
WED JUN 26 progress to hockey and puck skills such as passing, shooting
This program showcases live animals, including a box turtle, and game play objectives. Prerequisite: Learn to Skate class.
bearded dragon lizard, various frogs and a few models. Learn
the differences between reptiles and amphibians, life cycles Age: 6+
and the important role they all play in the environment. Time: 12:30-1:15PM
Day: Sat
Date: Jun 1-29
WORMS & COMPOSTING: Limit: Min 1 | Max 10
SAT JUL 27 Place: The RRRink, 1349 Center Drive
Study live worms, worm anatomy, what they do for the planet,
how they do what they do and how important worms are for SUMMER DAY CAMP AT THE RRRINK
composting. Includes information on building and maintaining a At day camp your child will participate in a variety of fun
compost bin at home. activities and games, ice skating, field trips, obstacle courses.
Not an Ice skating camp although that will be part of the
activities. Call for more information.
SISKIYOU MOUNTAIN WILDLIFE:
SAT AUG 17 Age: 4-13
Take a walk on the wild side in our own backyard. See real Time: 7:30-5:30PM
furs, pelts and feathers from uncommon animals such as a Day: Mon-Fri
wolverine, lynx, spotted skunk, bald eagle, fisher and marten. Date: Jun 17-Aug 30 (Weeks of Jul 22-25 and Aug 19-23 we
Includes information about the geology of the Siskiyou will have summer camp but ice time will be limited by
Mountains, rare plants only seen here and the formation of the other camps)
Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument. Place: The RRRink, 1349 Center Drive

KIDS PROGRAMS
ROGUE ART GALLERY YOUNG DESIGNERS: FASHION
& ART CENTER CAMPS: ILLUSTRATION
Cost: Each Camp: $130, All materials provided Fashion is ever-changing. Learn how to illustrate original
Limit: 15 fashion designs. Featuring fashion-drawing basics including
Place: Rogue Gallery & Art Center how to sketch a model and design illustrations. Explore a
40 S. Bartlett St., Medford, OR 97501 variety of mediums such as collage, painting and chalk.
Note: Bring a snack and drink. Instructor: Pravina McClure.
Age: 8–12
Day: Fri
Time: 1-3PM
Date: Jul 12 | Jul 19 | Jul 26
YOUNG MASTERS CERAMICS CAMP:

HAND BUILDING
Dig into the rich ancient history of clay. Explore ancient hand
building techniques to create plates and bowls and design
sculptures, trinkets, and more! Learn how to glaze art for a one
of a kind finished piece. Instructor: Jenny Calaba.
Age: 6–10
Day: Tue–Fri
Time: 1-4PM
Date: Jul 30-Aug 2 & Fri, Aug 9
TIE DYE CAMP Limit: 10
Love tie dye? Learn a variety of tie dye techniques including
sustainable dying processes. The Rogue Gallery & Art Center YOUNG MASTERS DRAWING:
will provide unique items to dye or bring your own to create LEARNING TO DRAW
awesome works of art you can wear! Instructor: Samar Dawisha. Dive into perspective, portraiture, value and much more to
draw like a master artist! Refine drawing skills and techniques
Age: 6–10 | 9AM-Noon to create realistic works of art. Bring photo references.
11–14 | 1-4PM Instructor: Jenny Calaba.
Day: Tue–Fri
Date: Jun 11–14 Age: 11–14
Day: Tue–Fri
Time: 1-4PM
PAPERMAKING CAMP Date: Jun 25-28
Create one-of-a-kind paper using ancient techniques and
materials. Explore embossing, marbling and layers to make
custom paper from start to finish. Instructor: Samar Dawisha.
YOUNG MASTERS PAINTING: POP ART
Pop art reflects the world around us, from pop culture to
Age: 6–10 societal ideals. Use painting styles inspired by Lichtenstein,
Day: Tue–Fri Warhol and more. Create contemporary and vivid works of art
Time: 9AM-NOON that will have a lasting impact for generations to come.
Date: Jun 18–21
Age: 15–17
Day: Tue–Fri
YOUNG MASTERS PAINTING: Time: 9AM-NOON
CREATURES Date: Aug 13–16
Transfer your imagination to canvas and paper! Working with
24”x36” canvas, students learn techniques to make their
animals unique and expressive. Come to class with drawings
and/or photographs for reference. Instructor: Pravina McClure.
CREATE LASTING
Age:
Day:
8–12
Tue–Fri MEMORIES!
Time:
Date:
9AM-NOON
Jun 25–28
REGISTER TODAY

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AMERICA’S BEST KARATE OF SOUTH

MEDFORD SUMMER CAMPS
Learn proper techniques and progressions involved in martial
arts. The camp is specifically designed to help students of all
ranks enhance and develop the necessary skills to excel at their
current level and prepare them to advance to the next level.
Students will be placed in groups according to age and ability.
The camp has three principles all students must follow: Have
Fun! Be Safe! Work Hard!
Age: 6-12
Day: Mon–Fri
Time: 8AM-2PM
Date: Session 1: Jun 10-14
Session 3: Aug 12-16
Cost: $230
Limit: 20
Place: America’s Best Karate of South Medford,
235 E Barnett Rd.,Suite 101 Medford OR 97501
AMERICA’S BEST KARATE OF SOUTH

MEDFORD: INTRODUCTION TO
KARATE
This introductory program gives participants a chance to visit
the school, meet the instructor, and find out about the benefits
of martial arts. Learn exercises to develop flexibility and self-
defense skills. The Black Belt Programs systematically take you
from the beginner level all the way to black belt.
Age: 4-Adult JUNIOR GOLF LESSONS

Day: Mon, Tues, Wed or Thurs Golf is a lifelong recreational activity. Receive instruction from
Time: 1:30-2PM | 2:15-2:45PM | 3-3:30PM | 6:45-7:15PM local golf professionals in phases of the game, and course and
Date: Jun 3, 4, 6, 17, 18, 20, 24, 25 and 27 golf shop etiquette. Bring golf clubs if possible as a very limited
Jul 1, 2, 8, 9, 11, 22, 23, 25, 29 and 30 number of “loaner” sets are available. Instructors are from
Aug 5, 6, 8, 19, 20, 22, 26, 27 and 29 Centennial Golf Club and Rogue Valley Country Club.
Cost: $19.95
Limit: One introductory session per person Age: 7-16
*Includes 2 lessons Day: Sat
Time: 11-11:45AM
Date: Session 1: Jun 8, 15, 22
Session 2: Jul 13, 20, 27
HI YAH! TAE KWON DO Session 3: Aug 10, 17, 24
See Adult Section, Page 24 Cost: $49 Resident | $55 Non-resident
CERTIFYING CPR CLASSES Limit: Min 4 | Max 10
See Adult Section, Page 24 Place: Centennial Golf Club
1900 North Phoenix Rd Medford

KIDS PROGRAMS
INDOOR VOLLEYBALL CAMP
Get a head start on the upcoming school volleyball season.
From beginner to advanced, all players improve their skills.
A parent signature is required on roster/waiver form prior to
participation by minors.
Players will be divided by skill and age. Players should wear

athletic clothing and tennis shoes. Knee pads recommended.
Pack a lunch and bring water every day.
Age: 6th Grade-12th Grade

Day: Tue-Thu
Time: 9AM-1PM
Date: Jul 16-18
Cost: $68/person
Limit: Min 8 | Max 32
Place: Santo Center Gym
YOUTH BEACH VOLLEYBALL CAMP

Sand volleyball benefits indoor and outdoor volleyball players.
Players are divided by age and skill levels. Players should wear
comfortable clothing and should bring sunscreen, plenty of
water, a snack, sunglasses and/or a hat, and a pair of socks.
Age: 7-18
Day: Tue-Thu
Time: 8:30-11:30AM
Date: Jul 9-11
Cost: $55/person
Place: Fichtner-Mainwaring Park Volleyball Sand Courts
TEEN 4-ON-4 BEACH VOLLEYBALL

TOURNAMENT
A 4-on-4 sand volleyball tournament for teens coordinated by SOU RAIDER BASKETBALL CAMP
local coach Carmen Kievit. Teams can be co-ed, all female or Not an ordinary basketball camp! SOU women’s basketball
all male. Maximum of two boys on the court at any given time coach Alex Carlson and Raider players provide instruction
on a co-ed team. Note: a parent signature is required on roster/ and tons of organized competitions each day. Each participant
waiver form prior to participation. All skill levels are welcome. receives a T-shirt. Bring lunch and a water bottle.
Prizes awarded in each division.
Age: 5-14
Age: 13-18 Day: Mon-Fri
Day: Sat Time: Mon-Thu 9AM-3PM
Time: Check in 8:30 AM | Play starts 9AM-4PM Fri 9AM-Noon
Date: May 18 Date: Jun 24-28
Cost: $68/team Cost: $150/child
Limit: Min 8 Teams | Max 20 Teams Limit: Min 24 | Max 75
Place: Fichtner-Mainwaring Park Volleyball Sand Courts Place: Cascade Christian High School

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Register today (equipment is always included!)
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$42
USTA YOUTH TENNIS DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM
Medford Parks and Recreation is pleased to partner with the
United States Tennis Association to provide youth programs at
Bear Creek Park Tennis Courts. To register for these programs,
visit RecTennis.com/Medford. Instructor: USTA instructors.
REC TENNIS SUMMER CAMPS

Help your child build life skills, stay physically fit, and make
new friends! USTA-trained instructors use games and activities
to get kids moving, having fun, and learning basic tennis skills.
All equipment is provided and sized right for the age.
Age: 6-12
Day: Mon-Fri
Time: 4 hour camp: 8AM-Noon
90 minute camp: 9-10:30AM
Date: Jul 8-Aug 16
Cost: 4 hour camp: $105 week
KIDS ALL-COMERS TRACK MEETS
Events include long jump, approximately 50, 100, and 440
90 minute camp: $42 week
yards running events. Every child receives a ribbon for
Place: Bear Creek Park Tennis Courts
each event. Kids are divided into age groups for races. No
preregistration is required. FREE!
SERVE UP Age: 3-12

A GREAT TIME! Day: Mon
Time: 6-7PM
REGISTER TODAY Date:
Cost:
Jun 3, 10, 17
FREE
Place: St. Marys’ High School Track

KIDS PROGRAMS
C M Y K
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April 29-May 29, Monday-Friday, 9 AM-5 PM
JUNIOR GIANTS T-BALL/BASEBALL/

SOFTBALL
The Medford Parks and Recreation Department partners with 65
the San Francisco Giants Community Fund to offer a FREE,high
quality youth baseball and softball program for boys and girls
that emphasizes the “Four Bases of Character”- teamwork,
leadership, integrity, and self-confidence. Participants receive
a T-shirt, cap, and other incentive based premiums.
Ages: 5-13
Register by: Wed May 29
Register online at: gojrgiants.org
First Pitch Parents Meetings Wed May 29, Santo Center Gym:
T-Ball Parents at 5:45PM
Coach Pitch/Machine Pitch/Softball Parents at 7PM
Volunteer Meetings: Jun 5 & 6 at Santo Center 5:45PM
Team meetings: Jun 10-13 at Santo Center Gym Time TBA
Practices begin: Jun 17-20
Games begin: Jul 8-9: Quality Fence Fields at Bear Creek Park CRAIG HOWARD MEMORIAL YOUTH
T-ball and Coach Pitch: Mon and Wed FOOTBALL CAMP
Machine Pitch and Softball: Tue and Thu Instructed by Southern Oregon University staff and
Place: Quality Fence Fields at Bear Creek Park players. register at: cshyouthcamps.com. Contact info:
Cost: FREE craighowardcamps@gmail.com. Coordinator: Nathan Chin.
LEAGUE Ages Game Days Capacity Age: Youth

T-Ball 5-6 Mon & Wed 192 Day: Tue-Thu
Coach Pitch 6-7 Mon & Wed 96 Time: 8:30AM-Noon
Machine Pitch 1 8-10 Tue & Thu 168 Date: Jul 9-11
Softball 7-9 Tue & Thu 84 Cost: $75/person
Machine Pitch 2 11-13 Tue & Thu 84 Place: Field #14 at U.S. Cellular Community Park

TOT SPORTS SAMPLER
Designed for young children as an introduction to soccer,
baseball/softball, and basketball. All three sports are
“sampled” in an hour under the tutelage of our experienced
sports clinic instructors. Includes a clinic T-shirt. All equipment
is included. Wear comfortable clothes.
Age: 3-5
Day: Sun
Time: 4-5PM
Date: Session 1: Jun 9-23
Session 2: July 14-28
Session 3: Aug 4-18
Session 4: Sep 8-22
Min: Min 6 | Max 12
Place: Santo Center Gym
LITTLE HOOPSTERS BASKETBALL

PROGRAM
The perfect introduction to basketball for kids! Proven format
teaches the fundamentals of the game in a fun, recreational
atmosphere. Games are played after group and individual
instruction in dribbling, passing, shooting technique, and
defensive concepts. Each child receives a numbered reversible
jersey and an end of season participation medal.
Age: 5-6 | 7-8

Day: Sun
Time: 5-6: 1 -2PM | 7-8: 2:30-3:30PM
Date: Jul 14-Aug 18
YOUTH INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE Cost: $35 Resident | $41 Non-resident
This introductory league develops basic skills and teaches Limit: Min 10 | Max 32
teamwork in a laid-back, recreational setting. Games are Place: Santo Center Gym
fun for kids and family alike! Players receive a jersey and a
participation medal. Volunteers, usually parents, serve as team
organizers.
Register by Jun 19
Parents meeting: Jun 19, 6PM at Santo Center Main Hall

Coaches meeting: Jun 26, 6PM at Santo Center Main Hall
Practice once a week (skip Jul 4) Serving Medford since 1998
We’re proud to offer a complete
Age: 4-5 | 6-8 dining experience to our
customers using the freshest
Day: Sat ingredients for our meticulously
Time: 9AM-1PM prepared salads, pastas, and
Date: Jul 13-Aug 17 desserts.
Cost: $40 Resident | $46 Non-resident Call for our Daily Special!
Limit: Min 24 | Max 60 • Gourmet Event Catering
• Fine Wine Selection
Place: Santo Center Gym • Charming restaurant setting for
your Holiday Party or Event
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FAMILY
PROGRAMS
INTRO TO DRUMMING ITALIO GARDENS & NURSERY

Designed for those who are interested in or new to drumming. This beautiful two-acre botanical garden is full of lovely flowers
Class covers proper technique, several drum rudiments, drum set in every season. Rare trees, shrubs and perennials to delight
terminology, rhythmic notation/reading, and how to play beats the new and seasoned horticulturalist. There are three water
on a drum set. Drumsticks included with registration. Instructor: features, including a large koi pond and waterfall. The rock
Daniel Blackburn gardens have over 100 tons of granite boulders planted with
unusual alpine plants. The tropical greenhouse is full of unusual
Age: 6–Adult species. Shop the “plant sale” tables & tour the two-acre rare
Day: Wed plant garden!
Time: 5-6PM
Date: Session 1: May 1-29 Age: All ages
Session 2: Jun 5-26 Day: Sat
Session 3: July 10-31 Time: 9AM–Noon
Session 4: Aug 7-21 Cost: FREE
Cost: Sessions 1&2: $60 Resident | $66 Non-resident Place: 2825 Cummings Lane, Medford
Sessions 3&4: $45 Resident | $51 Non-resident
Limit: Min 1 | Max 8 RAILROAD PARK - FUN FOR ALL AGES!
Place: Santo Community Center This unique attraction is operated by the So. Oregon Railway
Historical Society, the So. Oregon Live Steamers, the Rogue
Valley Model Railroad Club, the Medford Garden Railroaders
DISCOVER SCUBA and the Morse Telegraph Club in cooperation with the
See Aquatics Section, Page 6 Medford Parks, Recreation & Facilities Department. For more
information visit southernoregonlivesteamers.com.
• Train Rides | Museum | Garden Railroad

PLAY YOUR WAY
•
Historic Full Size Trains | Telegraph Operators | Food
Private Party Facilities (Call 541-774-2400 to reserve)
THROUGH SUMMER!
REGISTER TODAY Date:
Time:
OPEN 2nd & 4th Sun | Apr thru Oct
11AM–3PM
Place: 2222 Table Rock Road (Off Berrydale Ave.)


SENIOR CENTER
HAPPENINGS
The Medford Senior Center may be closed

due to weather events or unforeseen circumstances.
Celebrating over 50 years of Food, Fun, The outgoing phone message will be changed to reflect
Education and Friendship! closures by 8am: 541-772-2273
Hours: Mon 8AM-12:30PM | Tue-Fri 8AM-3PM
BINGO AT THE MEDFORD SENIOR CENTER

Join us for Bingo in Medford! New players welcome.
Enjoy the sense of community ... the fun ... and the potential to win BIG!
Must be 18 years or older | Proceeds benefit the Medford Senior Center
WHEN:
Wednesday: Card Sales 12:45-1:15PM WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY PRICING
Games start at 1:30PM • $5 Regular Pack – 10 Games
• $1 or 6 for $5 for Giant Black Out
Saturday: Card Sales 11:45am-12:15PM • $6 “Special” Packs – 6 Games
Games start at 12:30PM • $12 for 3 packs of Specials
Sunday: Card Sales 12:45-1:15PM
SUNDAY PRICING
Games start at 1:30PM
• $15 Patterned Pack – 15 Games
NEW TO BINGO? • $1 or 6 for $5 for 3 Different Specials
A playsheet is available to assist those who
may not be familiar with BINGO game options. PROGRESSIVE GAMES
Bring: Dauber/beverages/snacks. Yellow Blackout in Special Pack Pays $300
Players Progressive Game Pays up to $500
Coffee/water provided free. Dauber can be
purchased for $1.
GAME SPECIFICS FOR EACH BINGO DAY CAN BE FOUND AT MEDFORDSENIORCENTER.ORG
25 | MEDFORD SENIOR CENTER: 510 E MAIN ST, MEDFORD | MEDFORDSENIORCENTER.ORG

SENIOR CENTER ACTIVITIES | 541-772-2273
MONTHLY ACTIVITIES LIST
Call for more information or to confirm dates & times | Non-members pay small fee • Dementia/Caregivers Support
• Book Discussion: 4th Mon 9AM • Pinochle: Fri 12:30PM Group: Mon 11AM
• Hearing Clinic: 2nd Fri 8AM
• Bridge: Tue 9AM & Thu Noon • Skip Bo: Mon-Fri 8:30AM
• Legal Services: 1st Wed
• Bunco: 2nd Fri 12:30PM • Spanish: Tue 10AM afternoons by appointment
• Canasta: Tue 12PM • Stretching: Tue & Thu 9:30AM with the front office
• Jog your Memory: Thu 1PM • Writers Group: Thu 9:15AM • Nutritious Lunch:
Tue-Fri 11:30AM-12:30PM
• Line Dancing: Thu 1PM • Blood Pressure: Call for Schedule
• Closed: May 27, Jul 4, Sep 2
MEMBER OUTINGS DROP-IN KNIT OR CROCHET - FREE

Seats in the van are first come, first served and the van is not Some yarn and easy patterns will be available for use. Various
ADA accessible. Pre-registration is required by paying the travel skills will be present to help one another. No registration
fee at the front desk. Water is provided. Each adventure has its required. All welcome.
own unique time when it leaves the Center. Please arrive 10-15
minutes early. When: Wed
Time: 10-11AM (stay longer if you want)
NORTH MOUNTAIN PARK NATURE CENTER
The demonstration gardens are maintained by volunteers using Cost: FREE coffee and tea for attendees
sustainable gardening methods. A guided tour begins at 9:30am
and is one hour in length. AARP DRIVER SAFETY COURSE
Drivers age 50 and older will learn defensive driving
When: Wed, Jun 12 | Leave Center at 8:45AM techniques, safety strategies, new traffic laws and rules of
Cost: $5 per person | Limit: Min 4 | Max 7 the road. The course is a two day program. Pre-registration
TOUVELLE STATE PARK WALK is required.
Avoid the parking fee and join us as we walk an easy 2.5 miles When: Aug 6 and 7
along the scenic Rogue River. A beautiful day use park area with
beautiful savannah and riparian terrains. Time: 12:30-3:45PM
Cost: $15 AARP Members | $20 Non-AARP members
When: Thu, Jul 18 | Leave Center at 9AM
Cost: $5 per person | Limit: Min 4 | Max 7 COFFEE WITH THE CITY – FREE
These will be informal discussions, no registration is required
PRESCOTT PARK
and coffee/tea is free for program attendees, 9-10AM. All
Travel to Prescott Park for a walk on the relatively flat, packed-
rock roadways. We don’t hike any steep trails but will enjoy welcome.
beautiful views of the valley.
Medford Fire Department Fri, May 17 | 9AM
When: Thu, Aug 22 | Leave Center at 9AM Discussion will include protecting your health during the
Cost: $3 per person | Limit: Min 4 | Max 7 summer months.
LITHIA PARK WALKABOUT Medford Police Department Fri, Jun 14 | 9AM
Walk the inclining trails at Lithia Park, featuring waterways, Discussion will be varied and include personal safety tips.
fountains and terraces.
When: Thu, Sep 26 | Leave Center at 9AM SENIOR BOOT CAMP – MEMBER PROGRAM
Cost: $5 per person | Limit: Min 4 | Max 7 Lose weight, get fit and feel great after your morning workout
with award winning instructor Marc Mason. Program includes
ADDITIONAL OUTINGS strength, cardio, balance and flexibility training for all levels.
Pre-registration with payment is required by noon the day
before. Leave Center at 12:30pm. Min 4 | Max 7. When: Mon and Wed, Jun 3-26 | Jul 8-31 | Aug 5-28
Jun 28: Southern Oregon Humane Society | $3 Time: 10-11AM
Jul 19: Dispatch Center | $3 Cost: $3 per class, pay instructor at class
Aug 16: Alpacas at Lone Ranch | $3
TAI CHI – MEMBER PROGRAM
Fees for outings pay for necessities. Refunds are not possible the Improve muscle tone and reduce stress with instructor Pete
day of the outing or after. If MSC cancels an outing the decision Leonard. Slow fluid movements focus on balance, increasing
will be made 24-48 hours in advance and full refunds will be range of motion, breathing and relaxation.
available.
When: Wed | Time: 10-11AM
Cost: $2 per class, pay instructor at class
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ADULT
PROGRAMS
DANCE CLASSES: BALLROOM, SATURDAY MORNING

LATIN & SWING CAMERA KLATCH
Have fun, meet new people, exercise and learn to dance all at Love photography? This class covers everything photography
the same time! No experience, partner or fancy shoes required. related and useful tips and techniques to help you get the most
Instructor: Cori Grimm. from your camera. Sessions will be held in the MDDA photo
studio or, weather permitting, at an outdoor location where you
Age: 12+ can practice and share what you learn! Bring your camera.
Day: Mon
Cost: $20 for a 3-week session (1 class per night). Age: Adult
Season Passes: Day: Sat
One class/night $36/person | $60/couple Time: 10–11:30AM
Two classes/night $60/person | $110/couple Date: Session 1: May 4, 11, 18, 25
Session 2: Jun 8, 15, 22, 29
BEGINNING | 6:45-7:40PM Session 3: Jul 6, 13, 20, 27
Jun 10-24 Salsa Session 4: Aug 3, 10, 17, 24
Jul 8-22 Tango Cost: $60 Residents | $66 Non-residents (per month)
Aug 5-19 Foxtrot Limit: Min 3 | Max 6
Place: MDDA Studio
INTERMEDIATE | 7:40-8:40PM 33 N. Central Ave. Ste 212 Medford
Jun 10-24 Night Club Two-Step
Jul 8-22 Salsa
Aug 5-19 Tango
LIVE. WORK. PLAY. REGISTER TODAY

HI YAH! TAE KWON DO FUN SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS
Find out how to focus your mind through self-defense training. Covers the basics of grammar and “travel” phrases. This class
We instill discipline and respect into every student through is great for those who plan to visit a Spanish-speaking country
positive reinforcement. or just want to freshen up their Spanish. Instructor: Angela
Stormberg.
Sign-Up for your first introductory class offered on Saturday.
Age: Adult
Then you will be able to train for a whole month after during
Day: Mon
our regular weekly schedule of two classes per week for no
Time: 6-8PM
extra cost!
Date: Session 1: May 6, 13, 20
Session 2: Jun 3, 10, 17, 24
Saturday Intro: May 25 | 9-9:45AM Ages 5 and up!
Cost: Session 1: $22.50 Resident | $28.50 Non-resident
Session 2: $30 Resident | $36 Non-resident
Instructor: Brandon Bennett
Hi Yah! Tae Kwon Do “Teaching more than Martial arts.”
(541) 621-8960 www.hiyahtaekwondo.com
NEW! GARDENING 101

Discover composting, soil prep, raised-gardens, how to grow
the most amazing tomato plants, and how to get rid of pests
without the use of chemicals, etc. Instructor: Angela Stormberg.
Age: Adult
Day: Wed
GO ROGUE DOG TRAINING CLASSES Time: 10-12PM
An entry-level class teaching basic manners to help your dog Date: Session 1: May 8, 15, 22, 29
gain life skills using positive reinforcement. Dogs must be a Session 2: Jun 5, 12, 19, 26
minimum of six months old. Children must be accompanied by Cost: $30 Resident | $36 Non-resident (per session)
an adult and must be 16 years or older to handle the dog during Limit: Min 4 | Max 12
class. Please bring to class: a regular leash (no flexi-leads), a Place: Santo Community Center
flat or martingale collar or harness, and a variety of high value
treats. Instructor: Go Rogue Dog Training. NEW! MODERN ART & QUILTING
Basic sewing techniques, how to dye, and how to make your
Date/Time: Session 1: Tue: May 7-28 at 10AM own fabric, collage, incorporation of pictures in your art piece
Session 2: Tue: Jun 18-Jul 9 at 10AM and much more. Bring lunch, snacks, and a water bottle.
Session 3: Wed: Jun 19-Jul 17 at 7PM (No Class 7/3) Instructor: Angela Stormberg.
Session 4: Tue: Sep 17-Oct 8 at 10AM
Session 5: Wed Sep 18-Oct 9 at 5:45PM Age: Adult
Cost: $65 for residents Day: Thu
Limit: Min 8 | Max 12 Time: 10-12PM
Place: Fichtner- Mainwaring Park Date: Aug 8, 15, 22, 29
Meet in the parking lot off Holmes Ave., Cost: $40 Resident | $46 Non-resident (per session)
(across from the school) on the end away from Limit: Min 4 | Max 12
the playground. Place: Santo Community Center

ADULT PROGRAMS
CERTIFYING CPR CLASSES
Class will cover Adult CPR, Optional Child & Infant CPR, AED,
Choking and First Aid. Pre-registration required. Not intended
for healthcare professionals. Certification from these classes
is through American Red Cross and is valid for two years.
DAY TOURS
Instructor: Daryl Armstead. Children under the age of 18 MUST be accompanied by an
adult. The required minimum number of participants must
Age: 14+ be registered at least one week prior to each tour. All tours
Day: Sat depart from and return to the Santo Community Center.
Time: 9:30AM–1:30PM Transportation provided by Medford Parks & Recreation.
Date: Jul 20
Cost: $49 Resident | $55 Non-resident (per session) Day: Sat
Place: Santo Community Center WINE TASTING AND LUNCH TOUR
Let us do the driving! Visit Woolridge Creek, Serra Vineyard
MEDICARE 101 and Schmidt Family Vineyards. Small Plate Sampling provided.
Learn the four parts of Medicare: A, B, C and D and discover Wine Tasting and Lunch available.
how Medicare Advantage Plans and Supplements work. Gain
tools to make informed decisions as to what kind of plan best Age: 21+ only (no children)
meets your needs. Learn about a program that may help pay Time: 10:30AM–5PM
some or all of your Part B premium and most of your drug Date: Apr 27
costs. Instructor: Lisa Kirkland. Cost: $45 Resident | $51 Non-resident
Lunch and wine tasting fees not included in cost
Age: Adult and Is the responsibility of the participant.
Day: Tue Limit: Min 4 | Max 9
Time: 2-3:30PM Place: Meet at the Santo Community Center
Date: Session 1: May 7
Session 2: Jun 4 CRATER LAKE TOUR
Session 3: Jul 23 Spend the day and visit this beautiful blue pure lake. Crater
Cost: $6 Resident | $12 Non-resident Lake is surrounded by cliffs almost 2000 feet high, two islands
Limit: Min 4 | Max 10 and a violent volcanic past. Upon arrival participants are free
Place: Santo Community Center to wander and explore at your own leisure. Bring a lunch or
purchase one at the lodge. The trip includes a stop at the
Rogue Gorge near Union Creek.
RVTD TIPS FOR TRANSPORTATION
What is a transfer? What if I get on the wrong bus, will I ever Age: 18+
get back? How much does it cost? Can I bring my bike on Time: 8AM–4PM
the bus? This class will provide you with the answers to all Date: Aug 24
the above questions and more! Join RVTD for an information Cost: $50 Resident | $56 Non-resident
presentation and see what riding the bus is about! Limit: Min 5 | Max 8
Place: Meet at the Santo Community Center
Age: 14+
Day: Fri SOUTHERN OREGON WATERFALLS
Time: 3-4:30PM Experience the sights and sounds of spectacular waterfalls
Date: Session 1: May 24 along the Rogue-Umpqua National Scenic Byway. Most stops
Session 2: Jul 12 require short walks on easy trails. Stops may vary. Bring a sack
Cost: Free Pre-registration required, plus you’ll get a pass lunch. Food or beverage costs are not included. Destinations
for six Free rides! may include: DEADLINE FALLS, SUSAN CREEK FALLS: 0.8 mile
Limit: Min 5 | Max 20 trail, TOKETEE FALLS: 200 steps, 0.4 mile trail.
Age: Family (10+)
GET OUT Time:

Date:
8AM–6PM
Jun 1
AND ABOUT! Cost:
Limit:
$60 Resident | $66 Non-resident
Min 5 | Max 8
REGISTER TODAY Place: Meet at the Santo Community Center

SAVVY SOCIAL SECURITY PLANNING TAI CHI: FORMS
FOR BABY BOOMERS An introductory class covering basic Yang Style Tai Chi
This informative workshop covers the basics of Social Security structures. Each class will focus on exercise that improves
and reveals strategies for maximizing your benefits. Instructor: balance and coordination with knowledge of Tai Chi form as a
Richard Todd, CRPC. byproduct. Exercises can be done sitting or standing. Instructor:
Jeremy Huard.
Age: Adult
Day: Thu Age: 15+
Date: Session 1: May 30 Day: Tues
Session 2: Jul 18 Time: 9:30-11AM
Time: 5:30-6:30PM Date: Session 1: Jun 4, 11, 18, 25
Cost: $6 Resident | $12 Non-resident Session 2: Jul 2, 9, 16, 23
Limit: Min 4 | Max 15 Session 3: Aug 6, 13, 20, 27
Place: Santo Community Center Cost: $32 Resident | $38 Non-resident
Place: Santo Community Center Gym
VALLEY OF THE ROGUE NEW
HORIZONS BAND
The Valley of the Rogue New Horizons Band welcomes all
brass, woodwinds and percussions. Most members are retired,
but the band welcomes all ages and home-school players.
The band provides FREE performances throughout the year at
retirement centers, community events and other non-profit
venues and is affiliated with the New Horizons International
Music Association, Inc.
For More information, contact: Mike Wright 541-488-2658 or

Carol 831-240-7168
ZUMBA
Zumba is a fitness program that combines Latin and
international music with dance moves. Zumba routines
incorporates interval training – alternating fast and slow
rhythms and resistance training. 6 week sessions. Instructor: PICKLEBALL INSTRUCTION
Monique Rush. The fun, fast-growing sport that’s easy to learn and play.
Age: Adult Beginner class emphasizes fundamental strokes, serving, rules,
Day: Mon & Wed | Starting Jun 3: Ongoing and terminology. Intermediate class will work on technique and
Time: 8AM–5:30PM strategy to improve consistency and skill level. Limited “loaner”
Cost: $60 Resident | $66 Non-resident paddles available. Instructor: Joel Heller, Oregon Senior Games
Limit: Min 5 | Max 30 gold medal winner, 2016-18.
Place: Inspire Studio, 303 Middleford Alley – Medford
Age: 15+
TAI CHI: BEGINNING Day: Wed
An introductory class covering basic Yang Style Tai Chi Place: Santo Community Center, Gym
structures. Each class will focus on exercise that improves Cost: $25 Resident | $31 Non-resident
balance and coordination with knowledge of Tai Chi form Limit: Min 3 | Max 12
as a by-product. Exercises can be done sitting or standing.
Instructor: Jeremy Huard. BEGINNERS
Session 1: May 22 & 29
Age: 15+ Session 2: Jun 19 & 26
Day: Thu Session 3: Sep 18 & 25
Time: 9:30-11AM Time: 9-10:45AM
Date: Session 1: Jun 6, 13, 20, 27
Session 2: Jul 11, 18, 25, Aug 1 INTERMEDIATES
Session 3: Aug 8, 15, 22, 29 Session 1: May 22 & 29
Cost: $32 Resident | $38 Non-resident Session 2: Jun 19 & 26
Limit: Min 4 | Max 15 Session 3: Sep 18 & 25
Place: Santo Community Center Gym Time: 11AM-12:45PM

ADULT PROGRAMS
NEW! ADULT FITNESS CLASSES NEW! SENIOR BOOT CAMP
Lose weight, get fit and feel great after your morning workout
NEW! FIFTY AND BETTER SUMMER with an award-winning boot camp instructor. Do strength
training, cardio, balance and flexibility training during this
FITNESS CLASS challenging and enjoyable exercise session. For all fitness
One hour of fun and challenging outdoor fitness instruction for
levels. Medford Senior Center members – Drop in rate applies.
beginning and intermediate exercisers 50 and older. Emphasis
Instructor: Marc Mason.
on agility, functional strength and endurance, moderate to high
intensity exercise. Instructor: Marc Mason - Professional health Age: 17+
coach. Day: Mon and Wed
Time: 10-11AM
Age: 50+ Date: Session 1: Jun 3-26
Day: Mon, Wed and Fri Session 2: Jul 8-31
Time: 11:30AM-12:30PM Session 3: Aug 5-28
Date: Session 1: Jun 3-26 Limit: Min 5 | Max 20
Session 2: Jul 8-31 Cost: $48 Resident | $54 Non-resident
Session 3: Aug 5-28 Place: Medford Senior Center
Place: Hawthorne Park NEW! LOSE IT NOW! WORKSHOP
Learn to balance eating and activity while overcoming barriers
to weight loss. Gain knowledge and get support to create an
active and healthy lifestyle. Instructor: Marc Mason.
FITNESS IS Age: 50+
A LIFE-LONG Day:
Time: 9AM
Sat
PURSUIT! Date:
Limit:
May 4, 11, 18, Jun 1, 8, 15
Min 8 | Max 20
REGISTER TODAY Cost: $40 Resident | $46 Non-resident
NEW! STEPPING OUTSIDE FOR FUN AND FITNESS

6 Fridays, 6 destinations , 6 weeks. Hikes from mild 40 minutes to moderately strenuous 2-3 hours. Bring your
healthy snacks and a water bottle. Instructor: Marc Mason.
Age: 50+ | Day: Fri | Time: 1PM | Limit: Min 8 | Max 20 | Cost: $40 for series or $8/hike
DATE LOCATION | (MEET) DIFFICULTY DURATION DESCRIPTION/SUPPLIES

Bear Creek Easy,
May 10 1 hour Relaxing paved walk along the peaceful creek.
(Highland Dr. parking lot) 2 mi, , 18 ft el. gain
TouVelle Park/Denman
(TouVelle Park North parking Easy, Nature Trail along the Scenic Rogue River, Savannah
May 17 1 hour
lot $5 State day parking fee 2.5 mi, 24 ft. el gain. and Riparian terrain beautiful views.
not included)
Urban Hike Oldtown Medford, street hiking, see and experience
Easy,
May 31 (Hawthorne Park Main Street 1 hour Medford historical architecture, and visit select city
2.5 miles, 24 ft. el. gain.
parking lot) center merchants.
Experience wildflowers, birds and amazing
Upper Table Rock Moderate, 1 ½ to 2
June 7 panoramic views. Wear sturdy shoes or boots and
(Trailhead) 3.3 miles, 761 ft. el. gain. hours bring plenty of water.
Experience wildflowers, birds and amazing
Lower Table Rock Moderate,
June 14 2 hours panoramic views. Wear sturdy shoes or boots and
(Trailhead) 4.8 miles, 793 ft. el. gain.
bring plenty of water.
Get into nature and experience amazing panoramic
Roxy Ann Peak Moderate,
June 21 3 hours views of the Cascades on the way. Wear sturdy
(Roxy Ann Road parking lot) 4 miles, 1007 ft. el. gain.
shoes or boots and bring plenty of water.

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Attend a Volunteer Orientation to learn more:

Offered every Thursday from 12:00 - 1:00pm at the CASA office
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ADULT PROGRAMS
NEW! ONLINE COURSES

You set the time and date that works for you. The code for DOCS - Google Docs is a free Web-based application in which
online classes will be issued upon registration for course. documents can be created, edited and stored online. Not good at
Instructor available via e-mail for same day responses. Must typing? Docs allows you to talk to type.
have access to a computer or laptop and Internet. More online
classes available upon request. Google Gmail, Google Drive, Age: 16+
Google Docs classes will need to have Google gmail account. Cost: $60
Instructor: Garry Young.
VIRUS CLEANING - Virus cleaning using nine of the highest-rated
GMAIL - Gmail is a free webmail program with lots of great FREE versions. Running multiple scanners is the best way to get rid
features. Learn how to use some of the best features Gmail has of the infections.
to offer. Age: 16+
Age: 16+ Cost: $60
Cost: $60
COMPUTER BASICS - Computer Basics shows you the basic
DRIVE - Google Drive is cloud storage to increase your ability knowledge of computer software and hardware.
to store files beyond the limits of your hard drive. Age: 16+
Age: 16+ Cost: $35
Cost: $60
SEARCH - Search has some additional features to speed up what
you are looking for, find only the items you want, and combine
words to get an exact match just for starters.
Age: 16+
Cost: $30
ADULT THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!
SPORTS
LEAGUES
MORE LEAGUE INFO AVAILABLE AT SPORTSMEDFORD.COM
Adult Basketball,
Softball & Volleyball
Adult Soccer and Futsal
Winter Min/Max Registration Registration

Division Season Begins League Night Time # of games Place Fee /Team
Sports Teams Deadline Begins
Men’s Recreational 7-Jul Sunday 6-10pm 8 Santo/Cascade/St.Mary's $375 4 to 16 1-Jul 1-May
Basketball
Men’s Competitive 7-Jul Sunday 6-10pm 8 Santo/Cascade/St.Mary's $375 4 to 8 1-Jul 1-May
Co-Ed 35+ 7v7 8-Jul Monday 6-10pm 8 USCCP - 14 $365 4 to 12 1-Jul 1-May
Outdoor Tuesday/
Co-Ed 11v11 10-Jul 6-10pm 8 USCCP - 14 $385 4 to 12 1-Jul 1-May
Soccer Wednesday
Women’s 7v7 11-Jul Thursday 6-10pm 8 USCCP - 14 $365 4 to 6 1-Jul 1-May
Volleyball Co-Ed C-Rec 20-Jun Thursday 6–8pm 15 matches Santo Gym $115 4 to 8 10-Jun 1-May
(Sand) Co-Ed B/C-Upper 20-Jun Thursday 8-10pm 15 matches Santo Gym $115 4 to 8 10-Jun 1-May
Women's A 15-Jul Monday 6–8pm 15 matches Santo Gym $125 4 to 6 8-Jul 1-May
Co-Ed A/B 15-Jul Monday 8-10pm 15 matches Santo Gym $125 4 to 6 8-Jul 1-May
Women's B 16-Jul Tuesday 6–8pm 15 matches Santo Gym $125 4 to 6 8-Jul 1-May
Volleyball Men's Open 16-Jul Tuesday 8-10pm 15 matches Santo Gym $125 4 to 6 8-Jul 1-May
(Indoor) Co-Ed C 17-Jul Wednesday 6–8pm 15 matches Santo Gym $125 4 to 6 8-Jul 1-May
Co-Ed C Major 17-Jul Wednesday 8-10pm 15 matches Santo Gym $125 4 to 6 8-Jul 1-May
Women's B/C 18-Jul Thursday 6–8pm 15 matches Santo Gym $125 4 to 6 8-Jul 1-May
Co-Ed B/C 18-Jul Thursday 8-10pm 15 matches Santo Gym $125 4 to 6 8-Jul 1-May
Kickball Co-ed Recreational 17-Jul Wednesday 6-10pm 6 USCCP $225 4 to 8 8-Jul 1-May

ADULT GOLF LESSONS
Golf is lifelong recreational activity. Lessons will be at
Centennial Golf Clubs’ practice facility. For beginner to
intermediate skill levels. Receive instruction from local golf
professionals in phases of the game, and course and golf shop
etiquette. Bring golf clubs if possible as a limited number of
rental sets are available. Instructors are from Centennial Golf club
and Rogue Valley Country Club.
Age:
Day: Sat
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CALZONES, SALADS
and much more!
Gluten-Free Pizza and other
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Sunday–Thursday 10:30AM–10:00PM
Friday & Saturday 10:30AM–11:00PM
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Medford 541.773.7487
www.WildRiverBrewing.com
Locations also in Grants Pass, Cave Junction & Brookings Harbor

EVENTS
2019 ROGUE CREDIT UNION

MOVIES IN THE PARK SERIES
ALWAYS FREE | SATURDAY EVENINGS

MOVIES BEGIN AT DUSK!
Bring the entire family down for some movie fun under the stars
this Summer in one of your local community parks!
June 15 June 22 June 29 July 13

Bumblebee Lego Movie 2: Spider-man: Ralph Breaks
The Second Part Into the Spiderverse the Internet
(Medford Cruise)
Fichtner-Mainwaring Bear Creek Park Bear Creek Park Bear Creek Park
July 20 July 27 August 3 August 10

Honey I Shrunk How to Train Mary Poppins
Incredibles 2
the Kids Your Dragon 3 Returns
Bear Creek Park Bear Creek Park Bear Creek Park Bear Creek Park

A R K & P e a r B l o s s o m P a r k
BEAR CREEK P
BEAR CREEK PARK PEAR BLOSSOM PARK

AMPHITHEATER AT THE COMMONS
JUNE-JULY | 6:00PM AUG | 6:00PM
A JUN 20 Bishop Mayfield F AUG 2 Fortunes Folly
B JUN 27 John Nilsen G AUG 9 Salsa Brava
C JUL 11 McKenna Faith H AUG 16 The Tempest
D JUL 18 Petty Thievery I AUG 23 Blue Lightning
E JUL 25 The Evening Shades J AUG 30 The Deadlies
A B C D E
F G H I J

SLIDE INTO SUMMER EVENT!
Slide into Summer at Bear Creek Park with this annual event!
Don’t miss the huge Tidal Wave Slide, the Little Splash Tots NEW EVENT! PEAK TO CREEK RIDE
Slide, food, music and family fun! This event benefits youth The 9th annual RecFest celebration features the inaugural Peak
programs in southern Oregon through the Rotary Club of to Creek Ride, a biking adventure from the summit of Roxy Ann
Medford. Peak in Prescott Park along city streets to the waters of Bear
Creek in Hawthorne Park. Registration available until May 1, and
space is limited!
Bear Creek Park
Saturday, June 22 | Hours 1-4PM Participants convene at Hawthorne Park south parking lot (off
Prices: $3 Little Splash Tots Slide (unlimited slides) East Main Street) and take a shuttle up to Prescott Park with
$5 Tidal Wave Slide (unlimited slides) their bikes. Enjoy spectacular views of the Rogue Valley from
the summit, as well as light refreshments and free bike-brake
checks. The route is a mix of soft-surface roads and trails,
and on-street riding. The ride ends at Hawthorne Park, where
RecFest will be happening from 1-3pm. Stay and enjoy the fun,
with activities for kids, giveaways, and participation by many
local recreation-oriented businesses and community partners.
Date: Sat, May 4

Time: Shuttles from Hawthorne Park run 9-11:30AM
Cost: $18 – Includes shuttle seat and event t-shirt
COMMUNITY
EVENTS FOR THE
ENTIRE FAMILY!
ESPAÑOL
PUNTOS INTERESANTES DE INVIERNO Y PRIMERAVERA

INICIO DE VERANO RECREATIVO REC-FEST
Sabado, Mayo 4 en el Parque Hawthorne | 1:00pm-3:00pm
Celebra el comienzo de verano con una tarde de actividades
gratuitas para toda la familia! Descubre la amplia variedad de
clases, programas y servicios que ofrece el Departamento de
Parques y Recreaciones de Medford. Actividades gratuitas
incluyen:
• Casetas de nuestros compañeros de la comunidad

• Clase de Tai Chi gratis
• Exhibición de camión del Cuerpo de Bomberos
• Exhibición del coche de Policía
• Actividades para niños
• Hot Dogs (mientras tengamos mos provisiones)
CONCIERTOS & PELICULAS DE VERANO

Trae a la familia a un parque cercano para escuchar conciertos,
películas y picnics gratuitos durante todo el verano! Páginas 35
y 36 tienen la lista completa.
JR. GIANTS T-BALL/ BÉISBOL

Sponsored by:
LIGA DE FUTBOL JUVENIL
Liga de Verano: Julio 13–Agosto 17
Registro para: Miércoles, Junio 19
Junta de Padres: Miércoles, Junio 19 | 6 pm
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Entrenamiento de Entrenadores: Miércoles, Junio 26 | 6 pm

Lugar de Junta y Entrenamiento: Santo Center, Main Hall
Prácticas: Una noche por semana (TBA) Monday-Friday, 9 AM-5 PM
Lugar de Prácticas: Santo u otros lugares

Partidos: Sábados, 9am-como sea necesario
Lugar de Partidos: Santo Center, Gimnasio
Costo: $40 Residentes / $46 No-residentes
CLASES DE NATACIÓN
Medford Parques y Recreaciones ofrece clases de natación
semiprivadas, privadas y para grupos en el centro acuático de
Jackson. Las páginas 3-6 tienen más información.
CLASES DE INGLÉS PARA PERSONAS DE

HABLA HISPANA
Le gustaría mejorar su destreza con el inglés? Hablar, leer,
pronunciación, vocabulario, deletreo, gramática? Venga y
aprenda con nosotros en un ambiente divertido y amigable.
Instructor: Angela Stormberg.
Edad: Adulto
Día: Martes
Hora: 6-8PM
Sesión 1: Mayo 7, 14, 21, 28
Sesión 2: Junio 4, 11, 18
Sesión 3: Julio 9, 16, 23, 30
Sesión 4: Agosto 6, 13, 20, 27
Costo: $30 Residente / $36 No-residente (por sesión)
Limite: Min 4 / Max 12
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COYOTE TRAILS SCHOOL OF NATURE MORE INFO AT COYOTETRAILS.ORG
• “Coyote Trails Nature Center (CTNC)” is located in the heart of the U.S. Cellular
Community Park along Bear Creek, at 2931 S. Pacific Hwy, Medford (actually
located down Lowry Lane).
• The park is public, open during daylight hours, and now maintained by the City of
Medford.
• Come walk the trail along Bear Creek, check out the monarch waystation, enjoy
birdwatching, learn about solar energy at the solar pavilion & kiosk, and visit the
pollinator garden.
• If interested in renting the Nature Center indoor facilities, contact the City of
Medford, Parks & Rec Department.
• Coyote Trails is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions
are always welcome.
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EXCELLENCE
We’re laser focused and consistently challenge ourselves to perform every task at the highest
level capable by each team member, inspired to do better and be better. We enlist national
accreditation standards, which enable the department to implement best practices in all
functions of the organization.
EXCEPTIONAL CUSTOMER SERVICE

Our staff is empowered to make informed decisions and provide creative solutions for our
customers. Many of these decisions are gained through experiences and creating a culture
based on listening and balancing needs in order to exceed our customer’s expectations.
INNOVATION
The department encourages an organizational culture that values new ideas and is not afraid of
change or a different way of doing things. We’re nimble enough to move resources to meet the
changing needs of our customers, community and staff.
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ASHLAND AND CENTRAL POINT PARKS
APRC Summer Programs & Events

C e n t r a l Po i n t
ashland parks & recreation commission Pa r k s & R e c r e a t i o n
Ashland World Music Festival — Sat, May 18 5 4 1 . 6 6 4 . 3 3 2 1 ex t 1 3 0
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APRC and Rogue World
Music are pleased to bring
you the 4th Annual Ashland SPECIAL EVENTS
World Music Festival. This
Made in
FREE, family-friendly event
is scheduled for Sat, May 18
in Lithia Park and features outdoor concerts from noon
to 6 p.m. at the Butler Bandshell, 150 Winburn Way. In
addition to music and dance, enjoy a variety of ethnic
food and beverages available from local vendors. Come
join the party with your family and friends and get your
global groove on! For more information, please visit
rogueworldmusic.org/concerts/ashland-world-music-festival.
Rogue Valley Bird Day — Sat, May 11

Bring the whole family to Rogue
Valley Bird Day on Sat, May 11,
from 8 a.m. to noon at North May 18th | Downtown Pine Street | 12pm - 7pm
Mountain Park, 620 North
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TTL
Mountain Ave in Ashland. This is
a free event where you can learn
BA
and explore with bird walks,
games, bird-calling contests and
exhibits. For more information
on this fun, family-friendly event,
please call the North Mountain
cks
Food Tru
Park Nature Center at 541.488.6606 or visit
RogueValleyBirdDay.net.
4th of July Run— Thu, July 4

2019
Help support local high school
cross country teams at the 43rd
Annual 4th of July Run.
Registration is now OPEN for
June 15th | Robert Pfaff Park | 11am - 3pm
the 10K or 2-mile run. Please
note, registration is available UPCOMING SUMMER CAMPS
Logo design: ONLINE ONLY. (Register early
Junie Maupin
and save $$$!) To register A d ve n t u r e s i n N a t u r e : Take a trip out of the 21st
for the run and for more information, please visit century and step into nature for a week of fun hands on
ashland.or.us/JulyRun. learning activities. Students will spend a week at Hanley Farm
with Recreation staff participating in baking, crafts, games,
Oak Knoll Golf Course — Open year-round and nature geared activities. Activities will engage the mind,
Golfers of all abilities find our stimulate creativity, and promote teamwork.
regulation, par 36, nine-hole
layout fun and challenging. For
July 8th - July 12th | 9am -4pm | $100
tee times and more information,
call us at 541.482.4311 or visit
B a s ke t b a l l C a m p s : Join Coaches Scott Dippel and
OakKnollGolf.org. Monica Heard this Summer for our Basketball Camps. There
will be two sessions, one for ages 5-8 and the other for ages
Check us out at AshlandParksandRec.org, call us at 541.488.5340 or 9-12. Each session will be geared towards beginnger or
visit us at The Grove, 1195 E Main Street intermdiate players. Players will work on ball handling,
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passing, shooting, and much more!
“Fun, it’s in our Nature!”
July 22nd - July 26th | $30

Softball/Baseball
Tennis/Pickleball
RECREATION AREA FACILITIES
Equestrian Trails
Water Play Area

Meeting Rooms
Sand Volleyball
Picnic Pavilion
Amphitheater
Outdoor Pool
PROGRAM & EVENT LOCATIONS
Trail Access
Playground
Restrooms
Basketball
Dog Park
Slackline
Gazebo
Soccer
CONTACT US: 541-774-2400
Futsal
COMMUNITY FACILITIES
Parks & Recreation Headquarters
Santo Community Center, 701 N Columbus Ave
I.O.O.F./Eastwood Cemetery, 1581 Siskiyou Blvd
Nature Center, 300 Lowry Lane inside USCCP
COMMUNITY PARKS
Bear Creek Park, Siskiyou Blvd, Highland Dr
Fichtner-Mainwaring Park, Stewart Ave & Holly St
Hawthorne Park, 501 E Main St
Holmes Park, 185 S Modoc Ave
Jackson Park & Aquatic Center, 815 Summit Ave
Prescott (Roxy Ann) Park, Roxy Ann Rd
Quality Fence Fields at Bear Creek Park, Alba Drive
U.S. Cellular Community Park, 300 Lowry Lane
Village Center Park, Lone Oak & Shamrock Drive
SPECIAL USE PARKS
Alba Park, West 8th Street
Pear Blossom Park, N Bartlett, along 4th–6th Streets
Railroad Park, Table Rock Rd & Berrydale Ave
Veteran’s Memorial Park, S. Pacific Hwy & Stewart
Virginia Vogel Plaza, E Main St & Central Ave
NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS Medford Parks property adjacent to school site
Donahue-Frohnmayer Park, 1678 Spring St
Earhart Park, Fortune & Eastwood
Howard Elementary, 286 Mace Rd
Jefferson Elementary, 333 Holmes Ave
Kennedy Elementary, 2860 N Keene Way Rd
Lewis Park, 130 Lewis Ave
Liberty Park, 625 N Bartlett St
Lone Pine Elementary, 3158 Lone Pine Rd
Lone Pine Park, 3158 Lone Pine Rd
Orchard Hill Elementary, 1011 La Loma Dr
Oregon Hills Park, 6001 E. McAndrews Rd
Ruhl Park, Modoc Ave & Hillcrest Rd
Summerfield Park, Cherry Lane & N Phoenix Rd
Union Park & Community Garden, Union Ave & Plum St
Wilson School Park, 1400 Johnson St
FUTURE PARK SITES
Cedar Links Park, 3101 Cedar Links Dr East Medford
Chrissy Park East Medford
Midway Park Northwest Medford

GENERAL PARK RULES
Park Hours: 6am-10:30pm
• Alcohol: Not permitted in most park areas or facilities.
Allowed in certain areas with the Park Director’s
approval.
• Amplification: City permission is required for amplified
speech or music in a park area. Permit Fee $18
• Barbecues: Please do not leave a fire unattended or
leave before extinguishing any fire. Dump hot briquettes
in existing fire pits or barbecues only.
• Camping: Not allowed in any park unless pre-approved
by City Council.
• Dogs: Must be on a 6–foot leash in the control of a
capable individual who must immediately remove any
feces.
• Firearms: Firearms, fireworks and explosives are
prohibited from all parks.
• Horses/Exotic Animals—Not permitted in park areas or
bike paths except when approved for special events.
• Vehicles: Motorized vehicles are allowed only in
designated parking areas.
• Vending: Land use regulations prohibit vending of goods
except as specified in Section 2-185 of the City Code.
• Use of remote controlled devices in park areas, unless Special Event Permits: A special permit and a site plan
otherwise designated, is prohibited such as: cars, are required for events and activities that generate high
aircraft, model rockets and drones. spectator, traffic, parking or park-impact volumes such as
Smoking is prohibited at all City of Medford Parks. festivals, car shows, events using booths, etc. Please call
MPRD well in advance to plan and coordinate the event.
BEAR CREEK SKATE PARK
• All participants are required to wear protective head Bear Creek Amphitheater: Most events at these facilities
gear while using the Skate Park. This is a state law for require a Special Event Permit. If the event only requires
those 16 years of age and younger. chairs, you reserve by phone with a debit/credit card, or
• No bike riding is allowed on the skate park facility. come in person to the Santo Community Center to pay with
• Facility is for Skateboard and Roller Blade activities only. cash.
• Use facility at your own risk.
• Do not use this facility when skate surface is wet. SANTO COMMUNITY CENTER RENTALS
Rooms are often available for meetings, family gatherings or
TO RESERVE A PARK OR FACILITY presentations. Rooms accommodate up to 49 people, and
Park Hours are 6am-10:30pm the Main Hall can hold up to 150. Tables, chairs provided.
• View park sites and facility calendars at playmedford.com. TVs and projectors available in many rooms.
• Reserve by phone with a debit/credit card by calling
774-2400. Meeting Rooms: $20 per hour
• To pay with cash, check or money order, visit the Parks
& Recreation office at the Santo Community Center. Birthdays Parties: Please call 541-774-2400 or go to
• Bring the rental confirmation to the location/event. playmedford.com for information on Main Hall birthday
• Inflatables may not be staked at any park site. Renters party rentals.
are required to provide valid insurance, as specified by
the City. Renter is responsible for providing power. Additional fees may apply if abnormal amounts of staff or
maintenance are required.
General Use Permit:
$55 for each 3–hour time slot. “General Use” is considered U.S. CELLULAR COMMUNITY PARK
under 50 attendees, no amplification and creates no Visit sportsmedford.com for rental rates and procedures.
neighborhood parking impact.
GET OUT AND

HAVE FUN!
ABOUT THE MEDFORD PARKS & PARKS, RECREATION & FACILITIES
RECREATION PROGRAM GUIDE MANAGEMENT STAFF
Published three times a year, the Parks & Recreation Administration
Guidebook is direct-mailed to over 43,000 households Rich Rosenthal................................................................... Director
with additional copies distributed at all Medford Parks and Tim Stevens......................................................Assistant Director
Jesse Nyberg.................................... Recreation Superintendent
Recreation facilities, Medford Public Schools, the Medford
Dave Nichols........................................ Facilities Superintendent
Chamber of Commerce, the Medford Public Library and Jennifer Sparacino...................................... Office Administrator
other public institutions in Jackson County. The publication Haley Cox.....................................................................Park Planner
can also be viewed online at the City of Medford’s web site.
Recreation Staff
Ashley Davenport....................... Customer Service Supervisor
ADVERTISE HERE Michael Davis..........Social Media Specialist/Staff Photographer
The businesses that advertise help make our programs Chuck Hanson.........................................Recreation Coordinator
possible. Please be sure to mention you saw their ad here! To Megan Lacey............................................. Recreation Supervisor
Alex Modrell.....................Resource Development Coordinator
place an ad or to sponsor a program, contact Alex Modrell,
Chris Shaull................................................ Recreation Supervisor
541-774-2409, alex.modrell@cityofmedford.org . Sandi Sherman.......................................... Recreation Supervisor
Steven Tate..............................................Recreation Coordinator
PHOTO USAGE Park Maintenance Staff
On occasion, Department staff or contractors may David Burgess..............................................Irrigation Technician
photograph participants in recreation programs and events, Matthew Carvalho...............................................Park Technician
or people on Parks and Recreation-managed properties. JD Clarizio............................................................Parks Supervisor
Photos may be used for illustrative and promotional Levi Clyburn...............................................................Park Worker I
purposes. Paul Cobb...............................................................Park Technician
Steve Goetz...............................................................Park Worker I
Linda Johnson....................Administrative Support Technician
Jeff Knecht...........................................................Parks Supervisor
Dustin Risley.............................................................Park Worker I
PLAYMEDFORD.COM Brian Robinson....................................................Parks Supervisor
Stryder Scofield....................................................Park Technician
Roger Sherman.........................................................Park Worker I
Register & Dwayne Stoltz.......................................................Park Technician
Skip Vencill...................................................Irrigation Technician
Reserve Online! Richard Weed....................................................... Park Technician
Darcy Wellington.....................................................Park Worker I
Travis Wyant.........................................................Park Technician
FAST & EASY ONLINE
Facilities Management Staff
REGISTRATION & FIELD Melissa Adams...............................................................Custodian
RESERVATIONS ARE AVAILABLE Dawn Bergman...............................................................Custodian
AT PLAYMEDFORD.COM Erik Boissevain................................................................Custodian
Jason Dunbar........................................................Building Tech III
Cheryl Ferro.....................................................................Custodian
Danny Fumasi.......................................................Building Tech III
Jose Garcia...................................Building Tech I – Parking Dist.
CAPRA ACCREDITED Jill Grindstaff......................Administrative Support Technician
CAPRA accreditation assures the general public, policy Larry McClung......................................................Building Tech III
makers and taxpayers that MPRD delivers a high level of Mitch McGlaughlin........................................................Custodian
quality and operates in accordance with industry standards Travis Ramsey......................................................... Building Tech I
of excellence. In 2012, the City of Medford became only Chris Reising..........................................................Building Tech III
Brady Shean...........................................................Building Tech III
the second parks and recreation agency in Oregon and just
Jason Volkert............................................... Custodial Supervisor
the 109th in the country to earn the prestigious distinction.
CAPRA certification is valid for five years. Benefits of going
through the certification process are:
• Formalization of operational procedures. Share your Medford Parks & Recreation experience
• Creation or discovery of operational on any of these social media outlets.
efficiencies. FLICKR INSTAGRAM PINTEREST TWITTER
• Sharpening of the department’s focus on
how to address community needs.
• Augmentation of funding solicitation
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Registration Begins Monday, April 29

WEEK DATES THEMES Trips & Events (Subject to change)

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Registration begins Monday, April 29

*Payment plans available when registering at Santo Center

WEEK DATES THEMES

STAFF SPOTLIGHT: HAYLIE D.

How long have you worked for the Department?

What is your favorite part of the job? My

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Parks and Recreation

DISCOVERY PRESCHOOL 2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR

Discovery 3’s: Age: 3

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Age: 6th Grade-12th Grade

YOUTH BEACH VOLLEYBALL CAMP

TEEN 4-ON-4 BEACH VOLLEYBALL

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Summer Tennis Camp When:

REC TENNIS SUMMER CAMPS

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April 29-May 29, Monday-Friday, 9 AM-5 PM

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LITTLE HOOPSTERS BASKETBALL

Age: 5-6 | 7-8

Parents meeting: Jun 19, 6PM at Santo Center Main Hall