Active Adults Women’s Chorus RS


Experience the four-part harmony, a capella style of singing known as barbershop, an American art form having its roots at the turn of the 20th century. Women and girls ages 12+ will join in an established chorus rehearsal, will be taught proper singing posture, and proper breathing techniques. During the session, participants will learn a variety of vocal warm-up exercises, will learn one new song along with the chorus, as well as join in the singing of established chorus repertoire. All skill levels are welcome; no previous music experience is necessary. Music is provided. Participants under the age of 16 should be accompanied by an adult.


Location: Batavia Instructor: Maria Kolano CODE


DAYS DATES 302004-1A M 07/09-07/30 TIME 7:30-8:30P


RES BNR NR $20 $23 $26


Recycling, Know How RS


Rethink, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle — get the basic guidelines on how to, what to, and why to recycle in your curbside bin. Also learn about where you can recycle nearly everything at drop-off locations: Styrofoam, electronics, hazardous waste, batteries, paint, and more. Discussion includes a PowerPoint presentation with questions and answers, plus giveaways. The new Green Guide will be introduced and available for you to take.


Location: CC Conference Room At 327 W. Wilson Street Instructor: Jennifer Jarland, Kane County Recycling Coordinator CODE


302033-1A Th


DAYS DATES 06/07


TIME 11:00A-12:00P


Paddle Boats


Dates & Hours of Operation May 26 – August 12


Monday – Friday | 5:00–8:00 pm


Saturday and Sunday | 1:00–6:00 pm August 18–September 3


Saturday and Sunday | 1:00–6:00 pm Rates


$10 / 30 minute rental – up to 4 individuals


Extended hours during Windmill City Festival, rates: $7 for 30 minute rental


Participants must be 16+ years, with a state issued ID, to operate paddle boats.


26 | Summer 2018


One Paddle Boat Ride $2 OFF


One coupon per boat. Not valid on Special Event days. Expires September 3, 2018. Copies not accepted.


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