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OUR MISSION STATEMENT Boise Parks & Recreation Department’s mission is to enhance Boise’s quality of life by working in partnership with the community to foster and support citizen well being and healthy community environments.


ACTIVITY GUIDE SUMMER 2012 The Boise Parks & Recreation Department Activity Guide is published three times a year in December (Winter/Spring), in April (Summer), and in August (Fall) by the Boise Parks & Recreation Department, 1104 Royal Blvd., Boise, Idaho 83706, (208) 608- 7600, www.cityofboise.org/parks. Contents © 2012 Boise Parks & Recreation Department, all rights reserved. Printed in the United States. Send address changes to Activity Guide, 700 Robbins Road, Boise, Idaho 83702 or bpr@cityofboise.org.


FEES, CHARGES & CLASS TIME DISCLAIMER Fees set in this activity guide are subject to approval by the Boise City Council. Fees are subject to change at any time by resolution of the Council without additional notice except as required by Idaho Code 63-1311A. In the event of an error, omission or misprint in this guide, please refer to the fees and charges that were approved by the Boise City Council. Class times are subject to change. Boise Parks & Recreation Department reserves the right to cancel activities due to lack of registration.


EDITOR Amy Stahl, Marketing Coordinator, Boise Parks & Recreation Department 608-7611 • astahl@cityofboise.org


CREATIVE SUPPORT Doug Griffin, Graphic Designer, Boise Parks & Recreation Department 608-7610 • dgriffin@cityofboise.org


REGISTRATION Fort Boise Community Center, 608-7680 • www.cityofboise.org/parks THE CITY OF BOISE BOARD OF PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSIONERS


President ........................Harvey Neef Vice President ...............Michael Cunningham Members ........................ Thomas Chandler, Mary McGown, Louis Uranga, Cissy Madigan, Patricia Whipps, Maggie Frole Spurling


Youth Member ..............A. J. Browning


BOISE PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT Director ...........................James R. Hall


Superintendents Doug Holloway ................Recreation Tom Governale ................Resources Steve Burns.......................Zoo Boise Julia Grant ........................ Foothills


Community Outreach Sarah Wilkerson ..............Web/Social Media Mike Ensch ....................... Community & Private Events Park Scheduling Jerry Pugh ........................ Volunteers/Partnerships


Recreation Emily Kovarik ...................Adapted Recreation Rick Jenkins ......................Art Earl Kilian .........................Athletics Chuck Darby .....................Athletics Sara Crawford ..................Youth Services Paul Schoenfelder ...........Youth Services Clay Lee ............................ Youth Services Roseanne Daily ................Youth Services Paula Ekins .......................FBCC & Aquatics Scott McGeachin .............. Warm Springs Golf Course Tommy Scott .................... Idaho IceWorld Brenda Reynolds .............. Scholarships


2 SUMMER 2012


It’s the Coolest Place in Town!


Enjoy the Skating Specials at Idaho IceWorld


Sunday Power Play Bring a buddy and you both skate for the price of one!


Wednesday Family Nights! Quality entertainment from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesdays for $5 (includes skate rental)


It’s Gr8 2 Sk8 - Dress in the weekly themed attire and receive $3 off admission costs on Fridays.


A proud supporter of the Boise Parks & Recreation Department Follow us on Facebook and Twitter WWW.CITYOFBOISE.ORG/PARKS


Idaho IceWorld 7072 S. Eisenman Rd., Boise ID www.idahoiceworld.com 331-0044


HOW TO REGISTER 5 Easy Ways to Register ............... 4 Park Reservations ....................... 52 Scholarships .............................. 55


ADAPTED RECREATION Classes, Clubs & Camps .........32-34 AdVenture Seeker Programs ........ 35


YOUTH


Amazing Athletes ......................... 9 Art ...........................................5-7 Camps ..................................20-24 Figure Skating ........................... 29 Golf ......................................... 10 Hockey ..................................... 30 Karate ........................................ 9 Mobile Recreation Van ............... 10 Mountain Biking Camps .............. 21 Performing Arts ..........................7-8 Play Camps ................................. 9 Swimming .............................11-17 Taekwondo ................................ 10 Tennis ...................................18-19 Zoo Camps & Classes ............23-24


TEEN


Activity Center ........................... 25 Art ........................................... 25 Camps ...................................... 27 Dance....................................... 27 Figure Skating ........................... 29


Golf ......................................... 26 Hockey ..................................... 30 Karate ........................................ 9 Pool Parties .............................. 26 Swimming .............................11-17 Taekwondo ................................ 10


ADULT Art .......................................36-37 Basketball ................................. 37 Dance....................................... 42 Golf ......................................... 41 Karate ...................................... 39 Kettleball Bootcamp .................... 39 Outdoor Adventure .................... 40 Performing Arts .......................... 42 Softball Tournaments ................... 44 Sports Leagues .......................... 43 Swimming .............................11-17 Taekwondo ................................ 10 Tennis ....................................... 40 Volleyball .................................. 37 Yoga ........................................ 38 Zumba ...................................... 39 MISCELLANEOUS Boise Public Library ................48-49 Boise WaterShed ....................... 47 Foothills Learning Ctr ..............45-46 Idaho IceWorld ..................... 28-31 Movies Under the Stars ............... 39 Parks ....................................50-51


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