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PRESIDENT’S LETTERGREETINGS FROM YOUR NEW LENOX COMMUNITY PARK DISTRICT!Spread some Holiday Cheer with the New Lenox CommunityPark District!Join the New Lenox Community Park District in welcoming theholiday season with Christmas in the Commons beginningDecember 2nd. Whether you're renting skates or bringing yourown, we've got plenty of festive fun for everyone. For rentalhours and additional information, visit newlenoxparks.com.Looking for something to do this winter? Check out ourRecreation Department's Program Guide for a range ofcommunity activities. From the Mom and Son Nerf Battle to theHop Till You Drop event, our activities offer something foreveryone. Don't forget to sign up for our Bus Trips as well, andlet us take care of the driving while you sit back and enjoy theride.We are thrilled to share that our Business Services Departmenthas been awarded the Certificate of Achievement forExcellence in Financial Reporting by the Government FinanceOfficers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) forthe 15th consecutive year. We value transparentcommunication of our financial story with the community weserve.Spring brings exciting news with the opening of our state-of-the-art Golf practice facility featuring Toptracer technology.Visit golfsanctuary.com for more information, includingopening dates for each section.We are equally excited about the completion of our Phase IIOSLAD renovation at Hibernia Park. Our new amenities will beavailable soon, and we can't wait for the community to enjoythem.Lastly, we want to express our gratitude to the dedicatedemployees who make our events and programs successful. TheBoard of Commissioners appreciates your hard work andcommitment to the New Lenox Community Park District. Weinvite everyone to try a new program or event and stay active inthe community.Sincerely,Ted SchulzPark Board PresidentOUR MISSIONis to provide safe recreational opportunities through diverseprograms, facilities and open space, with the overall goalbeing improvement of the quality of life in our community.3Mark Ott Jr., CommissionerPARK BOARD MEETINGSOPEN TO PUBLICAnyone wishing to address the Park Board must notify theBoard in writing by noon on the Friday before the regularmeeting. Meetings will be held at 6:00pm on the thirdWednesday of the month at the Village of New Lenox (1Veterans Parkway) in the Board Room - 2nd Floor. Ted Schulz, PresidentBrian Fischer, Vice President Dale Larson, Secretary Garry Kraemer, Treasurer

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PARK DISTRICT FACILITIES & STAFFOUR MISSIONis to provide safe recreational opportunities through diverse programs, facilities and open space, with theoverall goal being improvement of the quality of life in our community.4NLCPD ADMINISTRATION BUILDING701 W. HAVEN AVENUE, NEW LENOX, IL 60451PH: (815) 485-3584 • FAX: (815) 485-3589**Registration available at this location only.HOURS OF OPERATION: Monday-Friday, 9:00am-4:30pmBusiness Services StaffKathy Lynch, Director of Business ServicesJason Braglia, CPRP, Deputy Director of Business ServicesNicole Saltzman, Deputy Director of Business ServicesJanine White, Business Services GeneralistParks & Maintenance StaffGeorge Travnicek, Director of Parks MaintenanceKen Stephens, Parks Maintenance Assistant DirectorJohn Camp, Facilities Maintenance SupervisorGary Wilde, CPSI, Parks Maintenance SupervisorShaun Elder, Parks Maintenance SupervisorDylan Tobias, Parks Maintenance LaborerOwen Sigrist, Parks Maintenance LaborerLarry Hensley, Parks Maintenance LaborerNick Bojan, Parks Maintenance LaborerRecreation StaffLea Pipiras, CPRP, Director of RecreationOlga Viano, CPRP, Deputy Director of RecreationKelly Matson, Recreation SupervisorAmy Maher, Recreation SupervisorDominic Cooper, Recreation SupervisorBethany Lerch, CPRP, Recreation SupervisorBrooke Krol, Recreation SupervisorMissy McGrath, Guest Services SupervisorChristina Studlow, Office CoordinatorAurora Abbott, Office CoordinatorJeff Franson, Custodial Maintenance SupervisorDeborah Barks, Custodial Maintenance LaborerExecutive ServicesGreg Lewis, CPRP, Executive DirectorNEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584Winter/Spring 2023-'24Please check Lincoln-WayCommunity High School websitefor Team Asset information atlw210.org/page/assetLIONS COMMUNITY CENTER1 MANOR DRIVE, NEW LENOX, IL 60451 (Not a Mailing Address)PH: (815) 485-3584 • FAX: (815) 485-5952THE SANCTUARY GOLF COURSE485 N. MARLEY ROAD, NEW LENOX, IL 60451 (Not a Mailing Address)golfsanctuary.comPH: (815) 462-4653 • FAX: (815) 462-4659HOURS OF OPERATION:Open Daily (weather permitting)Robert Schulz, PGA, Director of GolfEthan Bedsaul, PGA, Golf Course Assistant DirectorBen McAdams, PGA, Golf Course Assistant ManagerBill McInerney, PGA, Golf Course Assistant ProfessionalMichael Ledvina, Golf Course Food and Beverage SupervisorMadelyn Burdelik, Golf Course Food and Beverage ManagerDouglas Eggert, GCSAA, Golf Course SuperintendentMichael Wesolowski, Golf Course Assistant Director

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CREATE CLASS5TABLE OF CONTENTSInformation CategoriesT.E.A.M. Asset of the Month ........................................ 4Athletic Associations ................................................... 10Community News You Can Use ............................... 11Commemorative Bench/Tree Program .................... 5Lincolnway Special Recreation Association ........... 16Mission Statement ......................................................... 4 New Lenox Fire Protection District .......................... 10 New Lenox Friends of the Parks ............................... 10ONLINE REGISTRATION ............................................ 9 Park Board ....................................................................... 3 Park District Staff ........................................................... 4 Park District News ......................................................... 5 Park Map/Amenities ..............................................44-45 Park Partners ................................................................. 10 Park Policies .................................................................... 6 Park Shelter Rentals/Trail Guide ............................... 43 Parties and Rentals ................................................ 41-42 President’s Letter ........................................................... 3 Program Requirements ................................................ 6 REGISTRATION INFORMATION & FORM ...................... 7-9Sanctuary Golf Course ...........................................12-13“STOP” Trashing Our Parks Program ......................... 5Programs OfferedACES ................................................................................ 14Beyond the Bell ............................................................. 15Adult Athletics .......................................................... 17-18Adult Programs ....................................................... 21-23 Bus Trips ................................................................... 24-25 Children’s Athletics ................................................ 30-32Children’s Programs .............................................. 26-29 Dance .............................................................................. 36Fitness ............................................................................. 20Gymnastics/Cheerleading .......................................... 38 Kiddie Kampus ........................................................ 33-35 Special Events ............................................................... 40Tween Programs .......................................................... 39The Park District is looking for local hidden talent to instruct orlead various recreational classes. Do you like to set your own workschedule? Do you have a background in fitness, early childhood,craft design or any other special ability? If so, join our staff andcontribute to “Quality Community Life” in New Lenox. We arealways looking for new instructors with creative ideas. If you havea particular skill or are willing to lead activities, please call (815) 485-3584.Commemorative Tree and Bench ProgramAre you looking for a special way to honor a loved one or tocommemorate a special event? The New Lenox Community ParkDistrict’s Commemorative Tree and Bench Program is dedicatedto planting a tree or placing a bench in honor of a loved one,organization or to celebrate your special occasion. There are a variety of trees that can be purchased andplanted. Please keep in mind that trees may be purchased at anytime but are only planted in the spring and fall and benches will beinstalled weather permitting. Please note that these trees and/orbenches may be placed within a park site or at our Sanctuary GolfCourse, but restrictions do apply. Each commemorative donationwill be designated with a plaque honoring your request. Forfurther information, please call (815) 485-3584.Reminder to Pet OwnersWhen visiting local parks with your pet, please remember that thePark District and Village ordinances require dogs to be leashed atall times. Owners are responsible for cleaning up any animalexcrement from public property.What is the S.T.O.P. PROGRAM?S.T.O.P. stands for Stop Trashing Our Parks and is represented by our mascot, Bucky the Beaver. Bucky’s mission is to keep our parks safe and free of vandalism. To help support Bucky’s mission, cash rewards will be paid for information leading to the apprehension of park vandals (individuals providing information are not required to identify themselves). Hopefully, kids of all ages can relate to our friendly mascot and his mission.Find us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & YouTube.S.T.O.PPARK DISTRICT NEWS

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6NEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584Children must be the correct age by 9/1/23, unless otherwisespecified. In order to provide your child with the best possiblerecreational and/or learning experience, all our programs areplanned according to the ages listed in our Program Guide.Children must meet the age requirements of a class. The RecreationDepartment reserves the right to request a birth certificate if the ageof the child is in question. If a child is not the appropriate age for aclass, he/she will be dropped from the program.Classes are for the registered child only, except for classes with anadult. Parents will drop child off at the designated location, you willnot be able to remain in the classroom, gymnasium or the LionsCommunity Center. This is in the child’s best interest, as continualinterruptions tend to affect participants’ attention span and inhibitthe establishment of peer relationships.All children must be potty-trained unless they are attending a classwhere an adult stays with them or is otherwise stated in the classdescription. Diapers are not permitted in independent classes unlessstated in the class description.Please do not bring food to any class unless previously arranged.For your child’s safety, all children enrolled in programs must bepicked up from the specific classroom or program site by theirparent(s) or designated guardian. No child will be released from theclassroom to anyone other than individuals from the pick-up list.A mandatory sign-in and sign-out procedure for all participants isrequired for all Park District Programs. Children must beaccompanied by an adult when escorted to and from class.Staff reserves the right to consolidate, postpone, reschedule,or cancel any program due to changes in day, dates, times,instructor or insufficient enrollment. If program enrollmentdoes not meet the minimum number of registrants, we try tocancel the program seven days prior to the start date or bythe registration deadline.For cancellations due to unforeseen circumstances (i.e.,inclement weather, facility emergencies or schedulingconflicts), which are announced by Lincoln-Way District 210 orNew Lenox School District 122 at facilities where Park Districtprograms are scheduled, Park District programming will becancelled as well. All attempts will be made to reschedulecancelled classes. However, the New Lenox Community ParkDistrict is sometimes unable to accommodate make-up classesand will not refund money in such instances.PROGRAM REQUIREMENTSNo refunds are given: (1) once a program begins unless areplacement is found; (2) on material fees unless we cancel aprogram; (3) on bus trips; or (4) for special events or one-dayprograms. A full refund is issued if we cancel a program or trip.When a participant cancels out of a program, a full refund,less a $5 service charge (per program), will be granted. A $5service charge will also be assessed on all program transfers. These requests will only be honored if the request issubmitted three business days prior to the start of theprogram or activity.All refunds less than $10 will be applied as a credit to thecustomer’s account.Every effort will be made to process refunds within 30 days,but in some instances it may take longer.New Lenox Community Park District reserves the right tochange program details at any time.REFUND POLICYPROGRAM BEHAVIOR POLICYPHOTO DISCLAIMERPROGRAM GUIDE DISTRIBUTIONThe New Lenox Community Park District is unable toassume responsibility for injuries, accidents or loss ofpersonal property occurring during programs oractivities, in parks or facilities. Such insurance wouldmake programs and user fees prohibitive.LIABILITYPARK POLICIESCANCELLATIONSParticipants are expected to exhibit appropriate behavior. Thefollowing guidelines have been developed to help make ParkDistrict programs safe and enjoyable for all participants.Additional rules may be developed for programs and athleticleagues as deemed necessary by staff.Show respect to participants and staff and take directionfrom staff.Refrain from using abusive or foul language or fromcausing bodily harm to self, other participants or staff.Show respect to equipment, supplies and facilities. TheNew Lenox Community Park District reserves the right toterminate a party’s participation in a Park District programdue to that party’s disruptive behavior or conduct.To provide you the most up-to-date information, theProgram Guides will be available online only atnewlenoxparks.org. We continue to review guidelines todetermine the best way to safely serve the community whilefulfilling our mission of providing quality community life.Registrants and participants permit to the taking of photosand videos of themselves and their children during ParkDistrict activities for publication and use as the Park Districtdeems necessary.

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Throughout the Program Guide, you will recognize iconsadjacent to programs. These icons are to assist you withadditional information.Programs that require a parent and child to attend areshown with this icon: The Park District runs programs for the communitythrough a partnership with different businesses. Theyprovide knowledgeable and background-checkedinstructors who will direct each program. Programs thatare contracted are shown with this icon:Please note that for selected ticketed or special events aswell as some ongoing programs, online registration is notavailable. Programs that do not allow online registrationare shown with this icon:PROGRAM INFORMATION ICONS7AMERICAN DISABILITIES ACT (ADA)A request for ADA modifications or assistance at aprogram is required at the time of registration.Please mark the ADA box on the Registration Form andcall our Administration Building at (815) 485-3584. Earlyregistration, along with a request for accommodation, isstrongly suggested to assure that appropriatemodifications are secured prior to the start of theprogram. We recommend at least four weeks’ notice tohave modifications in place.A government issued birth certificate is required for allparticipants two (2) years and younger beforeregistration will be accepted.Parents/guardians may register for immediate familymembers only. Each adult must sign the RegistrationForm.Phone-in registrations are not accepted.If there is a problem with your registration, we willcontact you by phone or email. If we cannot reach you,the Registration Form will be returned by mail and yourplace in the program cannot be saved. Be sure toinclude a valid daytime phone number and e-mail on allRegistration Forms.Registration is not complete until a printed confirmationor email receipt has been issued.The New Lenox Community Park District is notresponsible for lost or late mail or faxes.All Registration Forms must be signed. Those withoutsignatures will be returned to the sender, therebyjeopardizing registration and program placement.A $25 service charge will be assessed on all rejectedcredit card payments for families utilizing ourinstallment billing system and $30 service charge on allreturned checks.The New Lenox Community Park District reserves theright to suspend participation in activities of customerswhose account is in “bad standing” until all fees arepaid. Failure to pay may result in collection costs addedto outstanding balances.REGISTRATION POLICIESRESIDENT REGISTRATION (R)Resident Registration and Online Registration will beginon Monday, December 11, at 9:00am at theAdministration Building, 701 W. Haven Avenue.Registration Forms are accepted as soon as ourProgram Guide is posted on our website, but will not beprocessed until Monday, December 11, at 9:00am. Earlysubmission of registration does not guaranteeenrollment in a program.NONRESIDENT REGISTRATION (NR)Nonresident participants can register for New LenoxCommunity Park District programs beginning Monday, December 18. Additional fees for nonresidents mayapply. We do not charge a nonresident fee for specialevents or bus trips.See our Adult Athleticson pages 17-18.REGISTRATION INFOFind us on Facebook, Twitter,Instagram & YouTube.

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8NEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584FIRST-TIME REGISTRATIONWhen registering for the first time, residents will need to provideproof of residency by showing proper documentation. Thosedocuments include:One Item from Category 1• Most recent property tax bill• Most recent mortgage statement (we do not accept mortgagecoupon payment books)• Signed and dated lease or letter from manager (on letterhead) andproof of last month’s payment• Mortgage closing statement (if you have moved in the last 30 days)Two Items from Category 2• Valid Illinois Driver’s License or State I.D. Card• Most recent gas, electric and/or water bill• Most recent cable television bill, credit card bill and/or bankstatement• Voter Registration• Vehicle Registration• Current Public Aid CardNonresidents will need to provide a valid Driver’s License or StateI.D. Card at the time of registration.PAYMENTFull payment must be paid to the New Lenox CommunityPark District at time of registrationCash, credit/debit cards or checks are acceptable forms ofpaymentChecks should be made payable to New Lenox CommunityPark District or NLCPDWe do not accept payments over the phoneSCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMIf you are a New Lenox resident and cannot participate for financialreasons, you may be eligible for financial aid. Pleasee-mail completed Financial Aid Application and supportingdocumentation to Olga Viano at oviano@newlenoxparks.org. Formsare located on our website under district information. All requireddocumentation must be submitted with the completed applicationtwo weeks prior to the start of the program. Please note that themaximum household scholarship benefit is $1,000 per year.MILITARY DISCOUNTWe are pleased to offer a military discount for those whoqualify. A Military Master Form must be filled outcompletely prior to receiving the military discount. Formore information, please visitnewlenoxparks.org/registration/.In-District/Out-of-District Residents50% Active-Duty Discounts – Discount applies tofamily members who reside in the same household.25% for Veteran Discounts – Discount applies tofamily members who reside in the same household.SIMPLE WAYS TO REGISTEROnlineBegins Monday, December 11, at 9:00am for residents andMonday, December 18, at 9:00am for nonresidentsGo to newlenoxparks.org and click on Online RegistrationResidents and nonresidents may create their own onlineaccount by clicking on “Need an Account?” However, residentswho have NOT established residency will be chargednonresident fees (if applicable) for Park District programs untilresidency has been established. Nonresident fees are non-refundable. Review “First Time Registration” to see how toestablish residency.Mail-In/Drop-OffPlace the completed and signed Registration Form with yourpayment in a sealed envelope and mail to:New Lenox Community Park District, 701 W. Haven Avenue, New Lenox, IL 60451One Item from Category 1 (New Families)Two Items from Category 2 (New Families)Or place in a Drop Box outside the following locations: *Administration Building, 701 W. Haven Avenue *Lions Community Center, 1 Manor DriveMail-In/Drop-Off Registration is accepted as soon as our ProgramGuide is posted on our website and will be retained untilregistration begins on Monday, December 11, at 9:00am.EmailEmail your completed and signed Registration Form with creditcard information to geninfo@newlenoxparks.orgEmail Registration is accepted as soon as our Program Guide isposted on our website and will be retained until registrationbegins on Monday, December 11, at 9:00am.Fax-InFax your completed and signed Registration Form withcompleted credit card information to (815) 485-3589Fax-In Registration is accepted as soon as our Program Guide isposted on our website and will be retained until registrationbegins on Monday, December 11, at 9:00am.Walk-InRegister in person at the Administration Building, 701 W. HavenAvenue during regular business hours beginning on Monday,December 11, at 9:00am for residents and Monday, December19, for nonresidents.REGISTRATION INFOSee our Kiddie Kampus on pages 33-35.

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Please markpayment type: Participant’s Name ACTV# Program NameBirthDateGrade M/F FeeAllergies or ADA Requested*Check or Money OrderPayable To: Please read carefully and be aware that in registering yourself or your minor child/ward for participation in the program(s),you will be waiving and releasing all claims for injuries you or your child/ward might sustain arising out of the program(s). CASH CHECK VISAMASTERCARDDISCOVERAMERICAN EXPRESS Mandatory Signature of Participant, Parent, or Legal Guardian Date First and Last Name of Five Adults that will be picking up your child(ren) from our Program. You must include parent/guardiannames: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. New Lenox Community Park District“NLCPD” Mail To: New Lenox Community Park District 701 W. Haven Avenue New Lenox, IL 60451 E-mail To: geninfo@newlenoxparks.orgUpon Receipt of Your Catalog: Mail, Fax(815.485.3589), E-mail or Drop Off Your Registration. Account Number:Expiration Date:Cardholder Name:Billing Address: / Billing Address Zip Code: Address Amount of Charge: $ Authorized Signature: Security Code: City/State (The NLCPD reserves the right to change a payment to reflect the correct fee.) REGISTRATION FORM Household Information Under the Americans with DisabilitiesAct, if you need any accommodations toparticipate in an activity, pleaseindicate: Yes No Primary Number:Last Name: Home Address:City: Email: State: Zip Code: Cell Phone: W o r k P h o n e : Emergency Contact: Emergency Contact Relation: Emergency Phone: FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: INITIALS: DATE: TYPE: YOU MUST SIGN AND DATE WAIVER TO PARTICIPATE IN PARK DISTRICT PROGRAMS. I recognize and acknowledge that there are certain risks of physical injury to participants in the program(s) and I agree to assume the full risk of any such injuries,damages or loss regardless of severity, which my child/ward or I may sustain as a result of participating in any activities connected or associated with any suchprogram(s). I waive and relinquish all claims I or my child/ward may have against the New Lenox Community Park District and its officers, agents, servants, andemployees, and any other cooperative Park District and it officers, agents, servants and employees as a result of participation or the participation of my child/ward any of the program(s) and cooperative programs with other park districts. I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless and defend the Park District(s) and itsofficers, agents, servants and employees from any and all claims resulting from injuries, damages and loss sustained by me or by my child/ward, arising out of,connected with, or in any way associated with the activities of any of the program(s). I have read and fully understand the program details and waiver and release claims. *Please indicate for whom below.

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10NEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584PARK PARTNERSThe New Lenox Community Park District is pleased to provide contact information for many of the organizations with whom we partnerwith. It is through the Park District’s successful partnerships with these groups that we all contribute to improving the quality of life in thecommunity of New Lenox.AREA AGENCIESLincoln-Way Community High School District 210 ...... (815) 462-2345New Lenox Chamber of Commerce ................................ (815) 485-4241 New Lenox Cub Scout Packs 6, 49, 94 ............................ (815) 942-4450 New Lenox Girl Scouts ..........................................................(815) 723-3449 New Lenox Community Channel 6 .................................. (815) 462-6428 New Lenox Township (Dial A Ride) ....................................(815) 485-6431 New Lenox Fire Protection District (Administration) ......(815) 463-4500New Lenox Library ................................................................ (815) 485-2605 New Lenox Police (Administration & Non-Emergency) (815) 462-6100New Lenox School District 122. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (815) 485-2169Senior Services Center of Will County .............................. (815) 723-9713 Village of New Lenox ........................................................... (815) 462-6400SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND NEW LENOX TOWNSHIP The New Lenox Community Park District would like to extend a thankyou to the school districts serving the area (122 and 210) and NewLenox Township. It is through the cooperation of the school boardand administrative staff of these districts that we can offer moreprograms in satellite locations to members of the community. Thankyou for allowing our programs to grow and enhance our community!NEW LENOX YOUTH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONSThe Park District maintains the athletic fields; independent athleticassociations run these programs. Registration is handled through eachindividual association and NOT the Park District. Listed below is thecontact information provided to us from our Athletic Associations.NL Soccer Association/Legacy Soccer Clubnewlenoxsoccer.org NL Girls Softballnlgsa.orgNL Rebels Baseballnewlenoxrebels.com NL Mustangs Footballnewlenoxfootball.comNLYFA Jr. Knights/Jr. Warriors Footballnlyfa.com2024 CPR CLASSESNew Lenox Fire Protection DistrictPlease check the fire district’s website at nlfire.com for monthly class dates and times. NLFPD is an authorized American Heart Association (AHA) Training Center providing courses in Adult CPR, Child CPR,Infant CPR, for Healthcare Providers and the laypersons.All classes are at New Lenox Fire Station 1, 261 E. Maple Street, and begin at 8:30am unless otherwisenoted on the website. Registration is required to attend.For more information and to register, visit nlfire.com.The Fire District conducts several other public eventsthroughout the year. For information, contact the Fire andLife Safety Educator at (815) 463-4500 for dates anddetails.New Lenox Friends of the Parksmembers needed!Create ~ Promote~ Develop ~ Maintain ~ ImproveNew Lenox Community Park DistrictFor more information contactnewlenoxfriendsofthepark@gmail.com779.803.3246

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A Matter of BalanceThis program can help seniorsimprove their quality of life andremain independent. Participants learn to set realistic goalsto increase activity, change their environment to reduce fallrisk factors and learn simple exercises to increase strengthand balance. Please call Daniel Martin, Safe CommunityCoordinator, for further information at (815) 462-6493 orvia email at dmartin@newlenox.net. New Lenox Public Library Homebound ServiceAdultThe Homebound Library DeliveryService at the New Lenox Libraryprovides free library services toindividuals who are residents withinour district boundaries, have a currentNew Lenox Library card and areunable to physically come to thelibrary. Delivery or pick up is availableto individuals unable to come to thelibrary due to mobility, health or disability barriers. Whether youare at home, in assisted living or in a nursing facility, you areeligible. For further information, please call the New Lenox PublicLibrary Homebound Coordinator at (815) 485-2605, Ext. 134.Friends Over 50 1340 WJOLFriends Over 50 with Ed & Michelle Kerfin is a talk show dedicated totopics affecting everyone including financial, healthcare and lifestyleissues. This talk show is fun and informative and will always makeyou laugh. You never know who you will meet on the show. Tune inFridays from 10:00am-1:00pm.Need a Ride to One of our Programs?Call the Transportation Service at the New Lenox Township at(815) 485-6431 for safe, affordable, and on-time rides for all New Lenoxresidents. Please visit newlenox.org/transportation-service for rates.11See our fun Bus Trips on pages 24-25. COMMUNITY NEWS YOU CAN USEFind us on Facebook, Twitter,Instagram & YouTube.Triad MeetingsThe Manhattan-New Lenox TRIAD for Older Adults would like toinvite older adults (age 50 and up) from the area to attend theirmonthly meeting. A major purpose of TRIAD is to develop, expandand implement effective crime prevention and health and safetyeducational programs for seniors in our community. TRIAD worksto improve the quality of life for older adults by providing anopportunity for the exchange of information between publicsafety (police & fire), social services and seniors. There is noregistration or membership needed to attend this or any of theTRIAD meetings. These meetings are for all older adults in andaround our community. Please join us!Donate used Cell Phones to “Cells for Seniors”The cell phones are free to seniors and can only be used toaccess 911 in case of an emergency. Drop off your used cellphones at these New Lenox locations:Administration Building, 701 W. Haven AvenueNew Lenox Township, 1100 S Cedar RoadNew Lenox Police Department, 200 Veterans ParkwayDay Date Time TH 2/22 1:30-2:30pm TH 3/28 1:30-2:30pmTH 4/25 1:30-2:30pmTH 5/23 1:30-2:30pm Location: If you have any questions, please contact:• Marisa Schrieber, New Lenox Fire, (815) 463-4527• Officer Kristine Kioltyka, New Lenox Police, (815) 462-6145Will County Sheriff Office, 16911 W. Laraway Rd, Joliet IL.

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Price List5 DAYS4 DAYS3 DAYS2 DAYS1 DAYPROGRAM LOCATIONSBEFORE SCHOOL$65$54$44$32$182nd child$60$50$41$30$17AFTER SCHOOL$81$66$53$37$212nd child$75$61$49$34$20½ Day Early DismissalUpcharge$2012/21, 2/16, 5/10, 5/31ACES/BEYOND SCHOOL PROGRAMThe ACES program is designed to provide a safe, structured before and after school program for childrenattending District 122 schools in grades Kindergarten through sixth. The program hours are 6:30am until schoolbegins and after school until 6:30pm. 14ACES POWERPLAY!Spencer ACESSpencer Crossing School CafeteriaNelson ACESNelson Prairie School CafeteriaTyler/Bentley ACESTyler School CafeteriaHaines/Oakview ACESHaines School CafeteriaGrades K-6 (2023-2024 School Year)We offer an Automatic Payment Plan option for those individuals who are attending ACES on a set schedule. Please view the Commitment Form and the Financial Agreement Form on our website. To enroll in the Automatic Payment Plan, you mustcomplete and submit these forms to the Park District office one week prior to starting the program. There will be a $25 service charge ifyour card declines.ePACT For ACESAll families are required to use ePACT. ePACT information must be completed prior to the first day participant attends program. ePACT is asecure emergency network, that we will use to collect medical and emergency contact information electronically. Online registration will be available after your one-time nonrefundable $35 registration fee has been paid. Weekly payment is due by 10:00am on Tuesday of the previous week After Tuesday a $25 late fee per child will be chargedLate registration will be taken until the previous Thursday at Noon Registration will not be taken after the cutoff, No ExceptionsNo drop-off registration will be takenWe do not credit accounts for days absent or transfer days Payment can be made online, emailed to geninfo@newlenoxparks.org or dropped off at the drop box located outside of the NLCPDAdministration Building, 701 W. Haven Avenue.NEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584

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Beyond the BellTimes4 days3 days2 days1 day1st Child9:00am-3:30pm$127$102$72$532nd Child9:00am-3:30pm$120$97$68$50Add'l Out of District Fee9:00am-3:30pm$10$8$6$4Before CareTimes4 days3 days2 days1 day1st Child6:30-9:00am$54$44$32$182nd Child6:30-9:00am$50$41$30$17Add'l Out of District Fee6:30-9:00am$8$6$4$2After CareTimes4 days3 days2 days1 day1st Child3:30-6:30pm$66$53$37$212nd Child3:30-6:30pm$61$49$3420Add'l Out of District Fee3:30-6:30pm$8$6$4$2Grades K-6LCC (Room 1) Entry CSchool’s off! Join us for an action-packed, fun-filled day. We will provide age-appropriateactivities including organized games, arts and crafts, field trips and much more. We havedivided the day to offer additional options for working parents who may not need the full12-hour care. For more information, call the Park District at (815) 485-3584.Before Care will be from 6:30am to 9:00am and a light breakfast will be provided.Beyond the Bell will be from 9:00am to 3:30pm where they will need to bring a lunchwith their name on it.After Care will be from 3:30pm to 6:30pm and a snack and drink will be provided.A $25 late fee per child will be added after the registration deadline. Late registration will be taken until the previous Thursday at Noon. No Registration Will Be TakenAfter Deadline, No Exceptions. No drop-off registration allowed! For more information, call the Park District at (815) 485-3584.Spencer TrailblazersGrade K (2024-2025 School Year)Spencer Trailblazers is an extended childcare program held in the blueneighborhood at Spencer Trail for Kindergarten students. This program is available for 3, 4 or 5 days of extended care. A minimum of 3 days aweek is required. A one-time nonrefundable registration fee of $35,commitment form and financial agreement is required at the time ofregistration. Automatic Payment Plan is required for this program. Morning Trailblazers (PM Kindergarten Students) 8:25am-12:20pmAfternoon Trailblazers (AM Kindergarten Students) 10:55am-3:00pmBEYOND THE BELL/SUMMER SNEAK PEAK15DecemberDay Date Registration DeadlineF 12/22 TU, 12/12 by 10:00amW-TH 12/27- 12/28 TU, 12/19 by 10:00amJanuaryDay Date Registration DeadlineTU-F 1/2-1/5 TU, 12/26 by 10:00amM 1/8 TU, 1/2 by 10:00amM 1/15 TU, 1/9 by 10:00amMarchDay Date Registration DeadlineM-TH 3/25-3/28 TU, 3/19 by 10:00amParticipants not currently enrolled in ACES orTrailblazers will be required to pay a one-timenonrefundable registration fee of $35. AprilDay Date Registration DeadlineM 4/1 TU, 3/26 by 10:00amF 4/19 TU, 4/9 by 10:00amRegistration Begins June 13Registration Begins June 13More information about summer camp and Spencer Trailblazers,including dates and fees to come in the Summer Program Guide. Registration begins May 6. Stay Tuned!

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Frankfort New Lenox Running ClubAdultThe Frankfort New Lenox Running Club is an easy going, allvolunteer club, focused on running. There is no fee or pacerequirements. Everyone is welcome; just show up and run! We donot host sanctioned or timed events. We host weekly group runs,which are posted on our Facebook page. To join, visit theirFrankfort New Lenox Running Club Facebook page. Please refer tothe events tab on their Facebook page for potential changes toeither the run location or cancellations due to weather. Note: All members must complete the waiver on the Facebookpage before being added to the group.ADULT ATHLETICS175-on-5 Basketball LeagueAdultSpencer Crossing Gymnasium (Entry L)Bring your team for a chance to win cash prizes. Teams will playan 8-game regular season, followed by a single-eliminationtournament for the top 10 teams. Game times range from 6:15pm,7:00pm, 7:45pm, 8:30pm, 9:15pm each week. Scheduled start/enddates and game times are subject to change. Games will be arunning clock with two 20-minute halves. There is a maximum of12 people per roster. A security deposit of $150 (non-refundable) isdue at time of registration. All fees must be paid in full by Friday,January 19. No EXCEPTIONS! League information will be emailedto each captain prior to the season. Online registration must bepaid in full. Registration deadline is Wednesday, January 17.Activity Day Date R/NR Skip Date37183-A1 TH 2/1-4/11 $739 per team 3/2812 Summer Softball LeagueAdultLions Den Park Softball FieldTeams will play a 10-game regular season, followed by a single-elimination tournament. Game times are 6:30pm, 7:30pm, 8:30pmor 9:30pm with the time changing each week. Cancellations dueto weather can be rescheduled for Sundays, or on a night that youdo not regularly play. Scheduled start/end dates and game timesare subject to change. All leagues are ONE Nation sanctioned. Asecurity deposit of $150 (non-refundable) is due at time ofregistration. All fees must be paid in full by Friday, April 19. NOEXCEPTIONS. League information will be emailed to each captainprior to the season. Online registration must be paid in full.RETURNING Team Registration: Register now to save a spotNEW Team Registration Begins: Monday, 3/18. Registration deadline is Wednesday, April 17Men’s LeaguesActivity Day Date R/NR82143-A1 M 4/29-8/12 $715 per team82144-A1 TU 4/30-8/13 $715 per team82145-A1 W 5/1-8/14 $715 per teamCo-Ed LeaguesActivity Day Date R/NR82146-A1 TH 5/2-8/15 $715 per teamSand Volleyball LeagueAdultLions Den Park Sand Volleyball CourtsTeams will play an 8-game regular season, followed by a single-elimination tournament. This is a fun, laid-back league with noreferees, as players must call their own game. Game times are6:00pm, 7:00pm, 8:00pm or 9:00pm with the time changing eachweek. Scheduled start/end dates and game times are subject tochange. Cancellations due to weather can be rescheduled on anight that you do not regularly play. League information will beemailed to each captain prior to the season. Online registrationmust be paid in full. Registration deadline is Friday, April 26.2-on-2 LeagueActivity Day Date R/NR12216-A1 TU 5/7-7/23 $136 per team“

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ACTV# LOCATIONDAY/TIMEDATESFEESPickleballACTV#36298-A1LW Central Field HouseMon.,7:00-9:00pm1/15-5/13$60/LWR Season Pass$65/NR Season Pass$10/LWR • $15/NR per nightWomen’s Open FunBasketballACTV#37291-A1LW Central Field HouseMon.,7:00-9:00pm1/15-5/13$60/LWR Season Pass$65/NR Season Pass$10/LWR • $15/NR per nightWomen’s Open FunVolleyballACTV#37296-A1LW Central Field HouseMon.,7:00-9:00pm1/15-5/13$60/LWR Season Pass$65/NR Season Pass$10/LWR • $15/NR per nightVolleyballACTV#37295-A1LW Central Field HouseWed.,7:00-9:00pm1/10-5/15$60/LWR Season Pass$65/NR Season Pass$10/LWR • $15/NR per nightOpen Gym(Badminton, Volleyball, Basketball)ACTV#37299-A1LW Central Field HouseThurs.,6:00-9:00pm3/21-5/16$10/LWR • $15/NR per nightMen’s 35 & OlderBasketballACTV#37293-A1LW West Field HouseMon. & Wed., 7:00-9:00pm1/10-5/15$110/LWR Season Pass$115/NR Season Pass$10/LWR • $15/NR per nightOpen BasketballACTV#37299-A1LW West Field HouseThurs.,6:00-9:00pm3/21-5/16$10/LWR • $15/NR per nightAdult Drop-in Programs Lincoln-Way West and Lincoln-Way Central High School Field HouseGet off the couch and come play! Patrons must follow drop-in procedures and show a valid picture ID. Drop-in participants mustpay at the front desk when arriving to the Field House. Cash only. Sign up for a season pass for a discounted rate! 18ADULT ATHLETICSSkip Day InformationScan the code for the Lincoln-Way Field House and Fitness Center monthlyschedules.The Field House may end earlier due to lack of attendance. Due to circumstances beyond our control, additional skip days may be added.These dates will be posted as we are notifiedNEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584

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19Field House EntranceJanuary 10 - May 17Lincoln-Way West Walking HoursMon., Wed.-Fri., 6:00-9:00pm (March start time is 7:00pm)Sat., 1:00-4:00pmSun., 9:00am-1:00pmLincoln-Way Central Walking HoursMon., Wed. & Thurs., 6:00-9:00pm (March start time is 7:00pm)Track Information Age 18 & OlderMust have photo ID• A temporary walking pass will be provided at the Park Districtcheck-in desk at the Field House• Approximately 8-9 laps in lanes 5 or 6 equal one mile• Be alert for others around you• Slower moving users shall stay on the inner side of the track andfaster moving users shall stay to the outside. Only two side-by-side users allowed during programs. Users may not be threeabreast across the track.• Inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated. Such behavior willresult in the revocation of participant’s pass. All revocations aresubject to the Director of Recreation’s review/interpretation.• Only gym shoes will be allowed in the Field House• No food or beverages other than water are allowed in the FieldHouseLINCOLN-WAY WEST FITNESS CENTER January 10- May 17Age 14 & OlderThe Lincoln Way West Fitness Center has been renovated and nowonly includes free weights and cardio machines. Patrons mustprovide a valid picture ID upon entering the Fitness Center.Day Time M, W-F 6:00-9:00pm SA 1:00-4:00pm SU 9:00am-1:00pm Drop-In participants under the age of 18 must have a signedParent Permission Slip which can be found on our websiteunder the Drop-In Programs tabRegistration is only taken at the Park District office or at thefitness center during the Park District’s scheduled hours. Youare NOT able to register through Lincoln-Way. Fees & MembershipAges 14-22 (LW Resident Student with ID) Activity LWR37512-A1 $50Age 18-54Activity LWR/NR37512-A2 $80/ $85 Ages 55 & OlderActivity LWR/NR37512-A3 $25/$30Daily Drop-In RateLWR/NR: $10/$15Skip Day InformationScan the code for the Lincoln-Way Field House and Fitness Center monthly schedules.The Field House may end earlier due to lack of attendance. Patrons are encouraged to arriveat the program’s start time.Due to circumstances beyond our control, additional skip days may be added. These dateswill be posted as we are notifiedUtilizing the Walking Track is FREE for Lincoln-Way Residents.Non-Residents must pay a rate of $5 per visit.INDOOR WALKING TRACK INFORMATIONLINCOLN-WAY FITNESS CENTER & TRACK INFO

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Fit4Baby Lincoln-Way West High School Dance StudioInstructed By: Fit4Mom Certified InstructorsFIT4BABY is a workout program designed specifically for moms-to-be. It includes cardio, strength training, balance, flexibility and coreexercises to accommodate all trimesters of pregnancy. This 6-weekprogram includes prenatal workouts once a week, weekly emailswith tips and recipes, and a prenatal journal “the bump book” todocument this special time. FIT4BABY will build your endurance,strengthen your body and prepare you for pregnancy, birth andbeyond. To learn more and to register for class, please visitlemont.fit4mom.com or email meghanstone@fit4mom.com.Day Date Time TH 1/11-5/16 6:30-7:30pm Cardio Kickboxing Lincoln-Way West High School Dance StudioInstructed by: Carissa PavlikCardio Kickboxing combines various kickboxing, boxing, and mixedmartial arts movements with great music to create a fun, full-bodyworkout that anyone can do! We use the rhythm, speed, andphrasing of the music to execute punching, kicking, blocking andcombination sequences in a safe and effective manner. Bring awater bottle & towel to class.Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date 37197-A1 M 1/8-2/12 6:00-7:00pm $52/$57 1/1537197-A2 M 3/18-4/15 6:00-7:00pm $52/$57 FITNESS Start the New Year by choosing to make health and fitness a lifestyle change! Studies show that exercise helps you feel better, sleepbetter, and have more energy! Join one of our many programs to help you stay focused. Participants under the age of 16 are requiredto be registered along with a parent.20FITNESS CLASSESHatha YogaLCC (Room 2) Entry CInstructed By: Heather LettsHatha Yoga creates balance in the body and the mind. This isaccomplished by looking to the eight limbs of yoga includingasana (physical movement) and pranayama (breathing exercises).During the course, we will discover how the linking of physicalmovement and breath work can begin to slow the mind andrelease stress. This class is great for people who are looking todecompress from their day and need low impact exercises that willstill build strength. All levels of experience and flexibility arewelcome! For your comfort, please come to class on an emptystomach (eat two hours before class) and wear loose fittingclothing. Please bring your own yoga mat and strap. Activity Day Date Time R/NR 37519-A1 TH 1/18-3/7 7:30-8:30pm $72/$7737519-A2 TH 3/21-5/9 7:30-8:30pm $72/$77 Age 12 & OlderNEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584

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Jam Session & Social Time AdultLCC (Room 1) Entry CGather for an afternoon of music! Can’t play an instrument? Joinus to listen, sing along and meet new friends. If you do play, tuneup your instrument and come join this group of musicians thatmeet the first Tuesday of each month beginning February 6. Alltypes of music are played including from the American Song Book,the Swing Era, Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra. Bring your sheetmusic to share.Day Dates TimeTU 2/6, 3/5, 4/2, 5/7 2:30-4:30pm21ADULT PROGRAMSActive Adult ExerciseAge 55 & OlderAdministration Building (All-Purpose Room)Get in shape and have fun during this fitness class designed for activeadults! Stretching and cardiovascular exercises are included. Allfitness levels are welcome. No instructor: class follows along to a CDcalled Fun & Fitness Over 50.Activity Day Date Time Skip Date39190-A1 M/W/F 1/3-5/31 10:00-11:00am 1/15, 2/12, Quilting ClubAdultAttention all quilting enthusiasts! Join the club that meets on selectWednesdays and Fridays to bond with other quilters. OnWednesdays, Quilting Club members will take turns sharing andshowing their projects. Fridays at Quilting Club are set aside towork on your unfinished projects. All talent levels are welcome.This club meets on the first Wednesday and the third Friday of eachmonth. Don’t forget your machine! The group continues to growand is always looking for new members.Activity Day Date Time R/NR39241-A1 W 1/3-5/1 10:00am-3:30pm $20R/Yr F 1/19, 5/17 11:00am-3:30pmLocation: Senior Housing Community Room1090 South Cedar Road, New Lenox2/19, 3/29,5/27

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Coloring ClubAdultAdministration Building (All-Purpose Room)Coloring isn’t just for kids anymore! In Coloring Club, you willrediscover the simple relaxation and joy of coloring. This is a greatactivity to explore your artistic side. You will get the joy of creatinga beautiful work of art with no artistic skills required. Coloring isknown to reduce stress and improve hand-eye coordination. Thisclub will meet every other Wednesday. All materials are included. Activity Day Date Time39592-A1 W 1/17, 1/31, 2/14, 2/28, 3/13 1:00-2:30pm 3/27, 4/10, 4/24, 5/8, 5/22Tai ChiAges 50 & olderThis class is offered by Will County Senior Services. The goal ofthis class is to improve balance to prevent falls, increase flexibilityand reduce stress. Its slow, soothing movements incorporate deepbreathing and relaxing postures that help calm the mind and bodyeach time you go through gentle movements.Intermediate LevelDay Date Time TU 1/2-3/19 1:30-2:30pm TU 4/2-6/18 1:30-2:30pmBeginner LevelDay Date TimeTU 1/2-3/19 2:30-3:30pm TU 4/2-6/18 2:30-3:30pmFee: Must have a Will County Senior Services Membership. Please callSenior Services at 815-723-9713 for details or visithttp://willcountyseniors.org/membership/Location: Senior Housing Community Room1090 S. Cedar Road, New Lenox22ADULT PROGRAMSHorseback RidingAge 7 & OlderIt’s time to ride at Nova Quarter Horses! Fun for all ages at anyriding level, no previous experience is needed. Come out to learnboth Western and English disciplines taught by our highly qualifiedtrainers and instructors. We offer both an indoor and outdoorarena, so Nova is able to offer lessons year round. A 5-lesson cardincludes 5 individual one hour group lessons. Helmets are availableat parent’s request. Once your lesson card is purchased, call Novato schedule your lessons at (708) 479-3696. There is a limit of oneinitial park district 5-lesson card per family. Additional lessons to bepurchased directly through Nova. Jeans and boots or hard soledshoes are required. Activity R/NR32250-A1 $272/$277Location: Nova Quarter Horses, Inc.10129 W. 187th Street, MokenaNEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584

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Understanding Social Security: A look at the Bigger Picture Adult Administration Building (All-Purpose Room)Presented by: Bentron Financial Group, Inc.Are you or someone you know ready to begin receiving SocialSecurity? If you are going to collect Social Security benefits in thenext 10 years you should attend this educational session. In thissession you will learn when to take benefits, working while gettingbenefits, taxation and Social Security and spousal benefits. Learnwhat you need to know to maximize the benefits you have earned.Join Greg Kurinec of Bentron Financial Group, Inc. for a lively andinformative discussion! Registration deadline is Thursday, January 11.Activity Day Date Time R/NR 37600-A1 TU 1/16 6:00-7:00pm Free80/20 Rule: A Powerful Tool to Lose Weight andRegain EnergyAdult Administration Building (All-Purpose Room) Presented by: Christine Rosandich, MS, Nutrition & WellnessProgram ManagerSome foods are nourishing and are essential to good health andother foods actually deplete our system of important vitamins andminerals. The 80/20 Rule is more “real-life” and easier to followthan other diet plans. Chris will share how this rule allows you tocreate a habit of eating nourishing foods 80% of the time and stillenjoy all the foods you love in moderation without feelingrestricted or deprived. You will also learn why some foods causeinflammation and are concerning to our health.Registration deadline is Thursday, March 14. Activity Day Date Time 37181-A1 TU 3/19 10:00-11:15am Top Ten Toxic Food Ingredients in ProcessedFood to Avoid Adult Administration Building (All-Purpose Room) Presented by: Christine Rosandich, MS, Nutrition & WellnessProgram ManagerMost foods that have been canned, dehydrated, or had chemicalsadded to it is considered processed and make up about 60 percentof the average American diet. Some of the ingredients commonlyfound in these foods are harmful. These could include refinedgrains, trans fats, high fructose corn syrup, and all the otherartificial junk you can't even pronounce on the ingredient lists. Wewill review which ingredients to stay clear of for better health.Registration deadline is Thursday, April 11.Activity Day Date Time 37592-A1 TU 4/16 10:00-11:15pm Green Living in a Toxic Environment: SpringCleaning with Essential Oils and Chemical-FreeProductsAdult Administration Building (All-Purpose Room) Presented by: Christine Rosandich, MS, Nutrition & WellnessProgram ManagerWe use products every day on our bodies and in our homes thatcontain ingredients that are harmful. We will explore theenvironmental working group’s (EWG) “guide to healthy cleaning”for healthier alternatives and also review the wonderful benefits ofusing toxic-free products and essential oils in your home.Registration deadline is Thursday, May 23. Activity Day Date Time 37593-A1 TU 5/28 10:00-11:15am 23ADULT PROGRAMS

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Afternoon Tea at the Little Traveler AdultGeneva, ILJoin us for a fabulous afternoon in Geneva!We will enjoy Afternoon Tea in the Atrium Café at everyone’s favorite shopping spot, the Little Traveler. This traditional three-course English Afternoon Tea includes tea sandwiches, scones, sweets, and a selection of teas. The Little Traveler is aquaint 36-room Victorian Mansion filled with all kinds of treasuresand is the perfect spot to enjoy tea with your friends. Geneva isalso a shopper’s paradise boasting over 100 specialty shops,many in historic storefronts and charming Victorian-style homes.After tea, you will enjoy some free time for shopping. Feeincludes afternoon tea and transportation.Registration Deadline is Wednesday, February 28Activity Day Date Time R/NR39370-A1 W 3/27 9:30am (LCC Departure) $69 4:15pm (Return Approximately)Mostly = The Tenors 3, An Italian Celebration AdultUtica, ILThe synergy of Richard Gersten, Oscar Menoyo, and Luis Galvezwill amaze you as this trio of professionally- trained tenorspresents diverse music encompassing Opera, Broadway and thestandard Italian favorites infused with a touch of comedy. TheTenors 3 are great performers; they bring class, humor, andmusic to our Lodge. A special Italian buffet will be included withthis show! Fee includes transportation, lunch buffet, show andgratuity.Registration deadline is Friday, February 23.Activity Day Date Time R/NR31529-A1 TU 3/12 9:45am (LCC Departure) $129 4:45pm (Return Approximately)The Fireside Dinner Theatre Presents Fiddler on the Roof AdultFort Atkinson, WIThe Fireside Dinner Theatre in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin has beenthe premiere entertainment destination in the Midwest for superbmusicals featuring Broadway performers, fine dining, andboutique shops in a one-of-a-kind setting. Millions of peopleevery year fall in love with Tevye, the long-suffering dairymanwho struggles to find a balance between his traditions and hisfamily. Now celebrating 60 years, as is The Fireside, we are proudto present a brand-new revival of one of the most popular showsin our history. The show’s universal theme touches everyone,leaving audiences crying tears of both joy and sadness. Includingsuch iconic songs as “Sunrise, Sunset,” “If I Were a Rich Man” and“Matchmaker, Matchmaker,” Fiddler on the Roof is the perfectmix of audience-pleasing humor and heart. Fee includesmotorcoach transportation, lunch, gratuity, and the show. Registration deadline is Friday, March 8.Activity Day Date Time R/NR31523-A1 TH 4/11 7:45am (LCC Departure) $155 6:15pm (Return Approximately)BUS TRIPSTAKE A TRIP with the New Lenox Community Park District! We have a variety of travel destinations to choose from, so sit back, relax and let us take care of thedriving. Call your family, friends and neighbors and join the fun! Please note that there is noadditional fee for nonresidents charged for our bus trips. For further details for the trips listed hereor to suggest a future travel destination, please contact the Recreation Department at (815) 485-3584, we’d love to hear from you!24NEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584Minimal = Some = How much walking to expect:To ensure the success of our trips, someare scheduled in cooperation withFrankfort Park District.Sorry….. there are no refunds on bus trips

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New York CityAdultNew York, NYExperience the best of “The Big Apple” in this spectacular tour!From Rockefeller Center to Greenwich Village, New York City is adestination that will dazzle even the most seasoned traveler.Spend four nights in the heart of Midtown close to Central Parkand Times Square. Take your seat and watch the curtain rise foran exciting Broadway show. Ferry to the Statue of Liberty and EllisIsland. See the Empire State Building and Central Park. Visit thepoignant 9/11 Museum and 9/11 Memorial. Enjoy plenty of freetime to shop and explore this fabulous city. Get ready to “startspreading the news!” The trip is run by Collette Travel Company.Transportation to the airport is provided! A special travelpresentation will be held on Thursday, February 22, 2024, at3:00pm in the All-Purpose room at 701 W Haven Ave. New Lenox. Book now with a $698 deposit. Registration deadline is Tuesday, February 27. Final payment isdue by Friday, May 24. Space is very limited so register today!Activity Day Date R/NR (Flight Included)31516-A1 TH-M 8/29-9/2 $3299 per person single31516-A2 TH-M 8/29-9/2 $2799 per person double 31516-A3 TH-M 8/29-9/2 $2769 per person triple Polonia Chicago AdultChicago, ILYou don’t have to travel overseas to visit the Old Country.Chicago boasts a thriving Polish community, and we willcelebrate all things Polish. Our day will begin with a tour of amagnificent Polish church in the heart of Chicago’s Polish Village.Next, we’ll visit The Polish Museum of America for a docent-ledtour. Afterward, we’ll enjoy a sit-down Polish meal complete withall the Polish favorites including pierogi, Polish sausage, and redcabbage, along with time to shop along Milwaukee Avenue. We’llend our day with shopping at a Polish local gem so that we maybring home some tasty treats. Fee includes tour, museumadmission, lunch, gratuity, and transportation. This trip departs from Frankfort Park Districts Founders Center.Registration Deadline is Wednesday, March 20.Activity Day Date Time R/NR39371-A1 TH 4/25 8:45am (Founders Center) $149 5:30pm (Return Approximately)Illinois Holocaust Museum AdultSkokie, ILRecognized as the third largest Holocaust Museum in the world,Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center is an award-winning attraction offering memorable experiences that are not tobe missed. Travel through history as you explore life before, during,and after the Holocaust. Step into an authentic German rail car,visit impressive galleries and contemplative spaces, both indoorsand out. You'll have the opportunity to explore the KarkomiHolocaust Exhibition on your own, where survivor narratives,personal belongings, photographs, and videos weave together intoa moving and responsive experience. You'll be able to encounteran interactive Survivor Speaker, where the museum features agroundbreaking interactive voice recognition technology enablingvisitors to engage in conversation with a three-dimensional,strikingly life-like image of an actual Holocaust Survivor. Feeincludes admission to Illinois Holocaust Museum and EducationCenter, self-guided tour admission and survivor speakerexperience, transportation and a boxed lunch including a variety ofmini deli sandwiches (turkey, corned beef and egg salad), pickle,fruit cup, bottled water and chocolate chip cookie. Registration deadline is Thursday, April 4.Activity Day Date Time R/NR31549-A1 Tu 5/7 9:00am (LCC Departure) $55 5:00pm (Return Approximately)Beautiful: The Carole King Musical Paramount Theatre AdultAurora, ILNominated for 7 Tony Awards, with 2 wins and a Grammy Awardwinner for Best Musical Theater Album! Before she was theCarole King we know today, she was a young songwriter fromBrooklyn trying to make a name for herself. Beautiful – TheCarole King Musical tells the inspiring true story of King’sremarkable rise to stardom as part of the hit songwriting teamwith her husband Gerry Goffin and going on to become one ofthe most successful singer, songwriter, and musicians in popularmusic history. Her credits include songs such as “You’ve Got aFriend,” “[You Make Me Feel Like] A Natural Woman,” “It’s TooLate,” “I Feel the Earth Move,” “Will You Love Me Tomorrow,” “SoFar Away,” and many more. Along the way, she made more thanbeautiful music, she wrote “The Soundtrack to a Generation”.Before the show, we will enjoy a delicious catered lunch in theTheatre Ballroom. Fee includes transportation, ticket, and lunch.Registration Deadline is Wednesday, May 1.Activity Day Date Time R/NR39372-A1 W 5/29 11:00am (LCC Departure) $125 5:15pm (Return Approximately)BUS TRIPS25

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Toddle Time!Ages 1-3LCC (Room 1) Entry CCome join the fun! We will run, jump, play, sing, make crafts and readstories. This class will introduce your child to a class setting,following directions and listening as a group. This class is taught by aKiddie Kampus preschool teacher. Infants are also allowed in theclass to watch the fun so there is no need to find a babysitter. Theprice is for up to two children only. Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date30128-A1 TU 1/9-2/27 9:30-10:30am $95/$10030128-A2 TU 3/5-4/30 9:30-10:30am $95/$100 3/2630128-A3 TU 1/9-2/27 10:45-11:45am $95/$10030128-A4 TU 3/5-4/30 10:45-11:45am $95/$100 3/2626CHILDREN'S PROGRAMSNEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584School Time! Ages 1-3LCC (Room 1) Entry CEach week the class will cover a letter, number, color, or shape. Aparent or caregiver stays to interact with their child to encouragesocialization during free play time and participation in circle timelearning. This class is taught by a Kiddie Kampus preschoolteacher. Infants are also allowed in the class to watch the fun, sono need to find a babysitter. Price is for up to two children only.This class can be taken in conjunction with Toddle Time! Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date30126-A1 TH 1/11-2/22 9:30-10:30am $85/$9030126-A2 TH 2/29-5/2 9:30-10:30am $85/$90 3/14, 3/21, 30126-A3 TH 1/11-2/22 10:45-11:45am $85/$9030126-A4 TH 2/29-5/2 10:45-11:45am $85/$90 3/14, 3/21, 3/283/28Preschool PrepAges 2.5-4LCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry EThis is a great preparation class for children who want to attendschool. The alphabet, numbers, colors, and shapes will beintroduced. Also, a fun craft will be made each week. Session 2 is acontinuation of Session 1. The instructor cannot change diapers.Please bring your own labeled nut free snack, folder and backpackeach day.Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date30132-A1 TU 1/9-2/27 9:45-11:45am $128/$13330132-A2 TU 3/5-4/30 9:45-11:45am $128/$133 3/26Preschool Blast OffAges 2.5-4LCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry EThis class is the last step before preschool. The alphabet, numbers,colors, and shapes will be introduced. Children will participate in circletime, crafts, and movement. Session 2 is a continuation of Session 1.The instructor cannot change diapers. Please bring your own labelednut free snack, folder and backpack each day.Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date31705-A1 TH 1/11-2/29 9:45-11:45am $128/$13331705-A2 TH 3/7-5/2 9:45-11:45am $128/$133 3/28Lil’ LearnersAges 2.5-4LCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry EThis class will prepare your child for preschool by presenting the basicskills, stressing the social development of your child and theimportance of learning through play. Group and individual activitieswill help your child develop new skills and make new friends. Session2 is a continuation of Session 1. The instructor cannot change diapers.Please bring your own labeled nut free snack, folder and backpackeach day.Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Dates 30192-A1 F 1/12-3/1 9:45-11:45am $128/$133 30192-A2 F 3/8-5/3 9:45-11:45am $119/$124 3/29, 4/19

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Swing Into Spring! Ages 3-7LCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry ACelebrate the kick-off to spring with us! We’ll enjoy festive activities and a spring themed craft and story. Parent must attend class with child.Activity Day Date Time R/NR 31706-A1 W 4/17 6:00-7:00pm $28/$33“Bee“ My ValentineAges 3-7LCC (Bi-Centennial Room) Entry AJoin us for an evening of Valentine's excitement!We will make Valentine's Day crafts, play Valentine-themed games and enjoy a story together! Parent must attend class with child.Activity Day Date Time R/NR 31120-A1 W 2/7 6:00-7:00pm $28/$33Lucky Leprechauns Ages 3-7LCC (Room 2) Entry ACelebrate the luck of the Irish! Enjoy festive activitiesand unique crafts, all while hunting for gold!Come dressed in your best St. Patrick’s Day green! Parent must attend class with child.Activity Day Date Time R/NR 30361-A1 W 3/13 6:00-7:00pm $28/$3327CHILDREN'S PROGRAMSHoliday Children's ClassesHoliday Children's ClassesNova Quarter Horses Winter Camp Ages 7+ Instructed by: Nova Quarter HorsesCome join Nova Quarter Horses for 4 fun filled days of WinterHorse Camp! Each day will consist of hands-on experience anda riding lesson. Guided by our experienced staff members, eachparticipant will learn to saddle, bridle and groom their very ownhorse before taking them to the arena for the daily lesson. Noneed to worry about the weather outside, as the Nova office isheated and the barn and arena are insulated and climatecontrolled. Ages 7+. All skill levels welcome. Jeans and hardsoled shoes required.Activity Day Date Time R/NR37256-A1 TU-TH 1/2-1/4 10:00am-3:00pm $302/$307Horseback RidingAge 7 & OlderInstructed by: Nova Quarter HorsesGet up and go! It’s time to ride at Nova Quarter Horses! Fun for allages at any riding level, no previous experience is needed. Come outto learn both Western and English disciplines taught by our highlyqualified trainers and instructors. We offer both an indoor andoutdoor arena, so Nova is able to offer lessons year round. A 5-lessoncard includes 5 individual one hour group lessons. Helmets areavailable at parent’s request. Once your lesson card is purchased, callNova to schedule your lessons at (708) 479-3696. There is a limit ofone initial park district 5-lesson card per family. Additional lessons tobe purchased directly through Nova. Jeans and boots or hard soledshoes are required. Activity R/NR32250-A1 $272/$277Nova Quarter Horses, Inc. 10129 W. 187th Street, MokenaLocation:

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Monsters and Myths Ages 5-12 Instructed by: Crayola Imagine Arts AcademyUnleash creativity through legends and lore. From sea creatures ofthe deep to phoenixes of the sky, every society has its monstersand myths. We’ll tell their stories through paintings, sculptures andother works of art. These legends may inspire awe, curiosity orsurprise, but they all inspire our imaginations! Each class is allabout designing a one-of-a-kind mythical creature. Let yourimagination soar as you explore myths from diverse cultures andtell your own stories. Activity Day Date Time R/NR 36241-A1 W 1/24-3/13 6:00-7:00pm $167/$172Location: The Program Center Art Room - Mokena Community Park District 10925 W. La Porte Rd, Mokena, IL 60448Rising Star Musical TheaterAges 6-11LCC (Room 1) Entry CInstructed by: All About Music & Children’s TheatreExplore your dramatic and creative side while learning theatricalterms, musical concepts, and basic dance steps. Students will learnacting warmups, improv games and how to make props. They will alsoprepare a short performance of a popular musical such as “Aladdin”,“Wizard of Oz” or “Willy Wonka” to be given during the final class.Activity Day Date Time R/NR 30151-A1 TU 1/30-3/12 6:45-7:45pm $132/$137 28Vocal Power Ages 8-12Administration Building (All Purpose Room)Instructed by: Grande Prairie Children’s Choir Like to sing or would like to find your voice? Come sing with us as weexplore a variety of musical styles. Boys and girls will learn to singbetter through fun vocal warm-ups and age-appropriate vocaltechniques. Our energetic and creative atmosphere will provide anenriching vocal experience and help children grow in confidence.Come develop your vocal skills, make friends and reach your newvocal power! There will be a presentation for parents and friends atthe end of the session.Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date31582-A1 M 1/29-4/15 5:00-6:00pm $159/$164 2/19, 3/25I Speak Spanish! – Spanish for Kids Ages 3-6Instructed by: Language in Action, Inc.Expand your child’s world! Introduce your child to the Spanishlanguage in this Spanish immersion class developed especially forvery young learners. Children will be immersed in the Spanishlanguage through fun and educational activities and music. Eachsession covers new and exciting material!Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date38157-A1 TU 1/16-2/20 5:00-5:45pm $90/$9538157-A2 TU 2/27-4/9 5:00-5:45pm $90/$95 3/2638157-A3 TU 4/16-5/21 5:00-5:45pm $90/$95Location: Frankfort Park District, Founders Community Center140 Oak Street, Frankfort, ILVamanos Youth Spanish Club Ages 6-11Instructed by: Language in Action, Inc.Learning a second language can open a world of possibilities foryour child. In this class, students will learn Spanish conversationand some Spanish grammar, reading and writing skills throughinteractive, engaging and fun activities and games. Each sessioncovers new and exciting materials!Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date38158-A1 TU 1/16-2/20 6:00-6:45pm $90/$9538158-A2 TU 2/27-4/9 6:00-6:45pm $90/$95 3/2638158-A3 TU 4/16-5/21 6:00-6:45pm $90/$95Location: Frankfort Park District, Founders Community Center140 Oak Street, Frankfort, ILCHILDREN'S PROGRAMS4/1NEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584

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CHILDREN'S PROGRAMSSTEAMAges 5-11Location: LCC (Kitchen) Entry DInstructed by: Afterschool Enrichment SolutionsThis exciting program from Afterschool Enrichment Solutions bringstogether elements of science, art, and math in a hands-on, action-packed environment! Students will conduct experiments, playeducational games, and unlock their creativity through buildingchallenges and projects. No experience necessary!Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date 38136-A1 W 3/6-4/24 5:30-6:30pm $162/$167 3/27Magic Class Ages 5-12 LCC (Room 2) Entry DInstructed by: Magic Team of Gary KantorChildren are guaranteed to have a great time as they learn acollection of fascinating and mesmerizing tricks from the MagicTeam of Gary Kantor! Amaze family and friends with tricks thatinvolve cards, ropes, coins, mind-reading and more. All materialsare provided, and each child receives a magic kit to take home.Children are grouped by age and always learn tricks that are ageappropriate. Children can sign up again since new tricks aretaught at each class.Activity Day Date Time R/NR31260-A1 F 2/2 6:45-7:40pm $28/$3331260-A2 W 4/24 5:00-5:55pm $28/$33Critter Class Parent & Me Ages 3-13LCC (Room 1) Entry CInstructed by: Crosstown ExoticsCritter class is an introduction to some of the world’s mostmisunderstood creatures. Reptiles, Amphibians, and bugs. We willteach the importance of these creatures to the environment aswell as their natural history and how to take care of them as pets.The class will feature live animals. No open toed shoes. An Adultmust attend with participants.Activity Day Date Time R/NR31220-A1 TH 2/8 6:00-7:00pm $37/$4231220-A2 TH 4/25 6:00-7:00pm $37/$4229All AgesAll Ages (An Adult Must Stay)(An Adult Must Stay)LCC Rooms 1 & 2LCC Rooms 1 & 2Hop Till You Drop! Registration deadline is Friday, March 15,more information on page 40.SundaySunday March 24March 24 9:45am-12:15pm9:45am-12:15pm

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Soccer ShotsAges 2-9Cherry Hill School Gymnasium (Entry N)Soccer Shots is a high-energy program introducing children tofundamental soccer principles, such as using your feet, dribblingand the basic rules of the game. Our age-appropriate curriculum iswritten by soccer professionals, which allows for a positivelearning environment. Through fun games and positivereinforcement, children will begin to experience the joy of playingsoccer and being active. Must be correct age at the start of theprogram.Mini Ages 2-3Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date32170-A1 W 1/10-2/14 5:00-5:30pm $90/$95 32170-B1 W 3/6-4/17 5:00-5:30pm $90/$95 3/27Classic Ages 4-5Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date32170-A2 W 1/10-2/14 5:35-6:20pm $90/$9532170-B2 W 3/6-4/17 5:35-6:20pm $90/$95 3/27Premier Ages 6-9Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date32170-A3 W 1/10-2/14 6:25-7:10pm $90/$9532170-B3 W 3/6-4/17 6:25-7:10pm $90/$95 3/2730CHILDREN'S ATHLETICST-Ball TimeAges 3-4Spencer Trail School Gymnasium (Entry N)T-Ball Time will feature parent/child introduction in T-Ball basicssuch as base running, field positions, batting and sportsmanship.This class will have a lot of repetitive drills to introduce the kids tothe game. Adults must participate with children each week. Childrenmust bring their own labeled mitt to class.Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date30141-A1 TU 3/5-4/23 5:00-6:00pm $72/$77 3/19, 3/2630141-A2 W 3/6-4/24 5:00-6:00pm $72/$77 3/20, 3/27Sports 101Ages 5-8Spencer Trail School Gymnasium (Entry N)Does your child want to begin playing sports, but may need to learnthe basics? If so, these introductory classes are what you are lookingfor! These classes will have a lot of repetitive drills to make sure eachplayer can master the fundamentals before playing a game at theend of the session. Players will also improve their eye-footcoordination and large motor skills. Flag Football 101Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date30331-A1 TU 3/5-4/23 6:00-7:00pm $72/$77 3/19, 3/26Basketball 101Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date30331-A2 W 3/6-4/24 6:00-7:00pm $72/$77 3/20, 3/27Game Day Sports! Ages 7-12Spencer Trail School Gymnasium (Entry N)Every day is Game Day! Each class will start with warm up drillsthat will teach the fundamentals. The remaining time will consistof scrimmages and games. This class offers a great experience forplayers to improve on their current skills and to learn new ones.Then, they will have the opportunity to translate these skills into agame format. This class offers 60 minutes of nonstop fun! Floor Hockey Game Day!Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Dates38390-A1 TU 3/5-4/23 7:00-8:00pm $72/$77 3/19, 3/26Basketball Game Day!Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Dates38390-A2 W 3/6-4/24 7:00-8:00pm $72/$77 3/20, 3/27NEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584

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Ultimate Beginner Volleyball Class Ages 6-13Spencer Crossing School Gymnasium (Entry L)This program is open to all beginners and other players who wantto review fundamental skills. Instruction will cover passing, setting,serving, spiking, team play and rules of the game. Skills will bebroken down into simple steps and give players maximum ballcontact. Games will be played every session!Ages 6-7Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date32210-A1 M 3/4-4/15 6:30-7:30pm $79/$84 3/25Ages 8-9Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date32210-A2 TU 3/5-4/16 6:30-7:30pm $79/$84 3/26Ages 10-13Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date32210-A3 M 3/4-4/15 7:30-8:30pm $79/$84 3/25Ultimate Volleyball Game PlayAges 10-13Spencer Crossing School Gymnasium (Entry L)This program is open to all players who are looking to improve theirskills in a game-like setting. Practice your skills of passing, setting,serving and spiking through game simulation drills. Play together asa team by learning in-game strategies from Ultimate VolleyballCoaches.Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date32210-A4 TU 3/5-4/16 7:30-8:30pm $79/$84 3/2631CHILDREN'S ATHLETCSDrop-In Open GymAll AgesLincoln-Way Central & Lincoln-Way West High School Field House Grab your friends and come play at the Lincoln-Way West orLincoln-Way Central Field House! At Lincoln-Way West you canenjoy a game of basketball and at Lincoln-Way Central you can enjoya game of Pickleball, Badminton or Volleyball. Patrons from age 11and younger must be accompanied by an adult and ages 12-17 maybe dropped off. Anyone under 18 must submit a signed ParentPermission Slip. Patrons 18 and older, must show a valid picture ID.Pay at the door. Cash only.Activity LWR/NR 37299-A1 $10/$15 per nightSkip Day InformationScan the code for the Lincoln-way Field House and FitnessCenter monthly schedules.The Field House hours may endearlier due to lack ofattendance.Due to circumstances beyondour control, additional skipdays may be added. Thesedates will be posted as we arenotified.

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CHILDREN'S ATHLETCS32Kids First Baseball FundamentalsAges 5-12Cherry Hill School Gymnasium (Entry N)This baseball program prepares and challenges all players throughfun and competitive drills to develop skills that will maximize yourplayer’s potential. Players will experience drills in, batting, fielding,pitching, base running and throwing. Kids will be divided up intogroups based on age and skill. Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date36677-A1 TU 1/16-2/20 7:30-8:45pm $170/$17536677-A2 TU 3/5-4/16 7:30-8:45pm $170/$175 3/26Kids First Indoor Track & Field Ages 5-12Excellent coaches will focus on teaching outdoor sprints, hurdles,jumps, running and throws in a safe and fundamental way. Theprogram consists of body balance techniques and speed, quicknessand agility drills to produce a quicker and safer more powerfulperformer. A series of team relay races makes Track & Field fun andentertaining. Program concludes with an event championship series.Speed and quickness training help for many sports. Kids will bedivided up into groups based on age and ability.Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date 36678-A1 TU 1/16-2/20 5:00-6:15pm $170/$175 Location: Cherry Hill School Gymnasium (Entry N)36678-A2 SU 3/10-4/21 9:00-10:15am $170/$175 3/31Location: Lincoln-Way West High School Field HouseKids First Basketball Fundamentals Ages 5-12Let’s hoop it up! Players will be taught new basketball skills andsafety techniques to make them game ready. There will be skillscontests, championship games and techniques taught onshooting, dribbling, passing, floor spacing, basketball safety andsportsmanship. Kids will be divided up into groups based on ageand skill. Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date32120-A1 TU 1/16-2/20 6:15- 7:30pm $170/$175 Location: Cherry Hill School Gymnasium (Entry N)32120-A2 SU 3/10-4/21 10:15-11:30am $170/$175 3/31Location: Lincoln-Way West High School Field HouseKids First Multi-Sport ClassAges 5-12Cherry Hill School Gymnasium (Entry N)This class combines sports, games, events and contests whilelearning safe fundamentals. Coaches plan a variety of sports andgames ranging from competitive to non-competitive and leisure.Activities may include basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, dodgeball, badminton, flag football, track and field events, kickball,frisbee and more. Classes are coordinated weekly, which creates anew experience for all participants. Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date36674-A1 TU 3/5-4/16 6:15-7:30pm $170/$175 3/26Kids First Flag Football FundamentalsAges 5-12Cherry Hill School Gymnasium (Entry N)Are you ready for some football? Combining flag footballfundamental preparation with flag football games. Coaches willteach football techniques with body balance and safetypositioning, giving a player confidence to enjoy the game offootball. The first two weeks are dedicated to understanding thegame through team competitive drills of how to play variouspositions. Flag Football games will be played once the coach feelseveryone is ready to play. A championship game will conclude theprogram.Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date32122-A1 TU 3/5-4/16 5:00-6:15pm $170/$175 3/26Kids First Flag Football 7 on 7Ages 5-12Lincoln-Way West High School Field HouseThis flag football program focuses on techniques like speed,quickness, body balance, first step directional movements, footballsafety awareness and sportsmanship. Players will learn passing,catching fundamentals, and receiver endzone techniques with afocus of player separation making it easier to score touchdowns. Theprogram will conclude with a championship game!Activity Day Date Time R/NR 36675-A1 SU 3/10-4/21 11:30am-12:45pm $170/$175 3/31SkipDateNEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584

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If you are a New Lenox resident, please be sure you have updated yourHousehold Account to resident and requested a login and password toenroll your child online. If you already participate in online registration for other programs, you onlyneed to check the status of your resident account by logging into youronline account and checking your residency status.Select the Activity Number of the class you want your child enrolled in. Pay the $50 non-refundable registration fee along with a T-shirt fee of $10(if needed) by charge and select pay-in-full or installment billing. If you payyour full tuition payment at time of registration, the $50 non-refundableregistration fee will be waived.Should you choose installment billing, the credit card you enter will beprocessed for installments on the 15th of each month, August 2024 – April2025. You will be subjected to a $25.00 Service Charge if your carddeclines.Once you enroll your child, you will receive an enrollment receipt via email.If you currently do not have an ePact account, you will receive an emailmid-June 2024.33KIDDIE KAMPUS 2024-25NEW THIS YEAR...Online RegistrationIn-Person RegistrationRESIDENT REGISTRATION BEGINS MARCH 7, AT 8:00AM NON-RESIDENT REGISTRATION BEGINS MARCH 14, AT 8:00AMRegistration will be open online until August 23rd.If you have questions aboutyour resident account status,please contact guest servicesat (815) 485-3584.Complete a registration form located at the front desk. A member of our guest services team will enroll your child in the preschool program ofyour choice. You will be asked to complete both sides of a payment agreement form. Pay the $50 non-refundable registration fee by cash, check, or charge along with a T-shirt fee of $10 (if needed) Our guest services team members will ask if you are paying in full or would like to add acredit card for monthly installment billing. If you pay your full tuition payment at time ofregistration, the $50 non-refundable registration fee will be waived. Should you choose installment billing, the credit card you enter will be processed forinstallments on the 15th of each month, August 2024 – April 2025. You will besubjected to a $25.00 Service Charge if your card is declined.*Once you enroll your child, you will receive an enrollment receipt via email.*If you currently do not have an ePact account, you will receive an email mid-June2024.Due to priority registration of current 3-year-old Kiddie Kampus participants, there are limited spots available inthe 4-year-old Kiddie Kampus program.

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Ages 3-4 (as of 9/1/24)Meet & Greet Days for RegistrantsThursday, September 5 and Friday, September 6Classes begin the week of September 9, 2024 - May 16, 202534What does Kiddie Kampus offer its participants? The New Lenox Community Park District offers preschoolclasses designed to develop social, emotional, and physical skillsto ensure school readiness. A child’s separation from parentsand involvement with a non-family member is one of manymajor steps towards their development. Kiddie Kampus providesa safe and supportive environment for your child’s first schoolexperience while increasing their self-esteem and confidencethrough age-appropriate instruction. Covered during the yearare color, shape and number recognition, an introduction tonumber concepts and letter recognition. Your child’s quest forlearning will be nurtured through creative play, buildingfriendships, working individually, and cooperating as part of agroup. These activities promote patience, sharing and theawareness that there is a whole world of people surrounding andsupporting them. Songs, stories, activities, and games are usedfor reinforcement and fun.ACTV#AGELOCATIONDAYSTIMER/NR FULL PAYMENTR/NR MONTHLY TUITION64001-A14Room 3M/W/F9:15am-11:30am$1,296/$1,746$144/$19464002-A14Room 3M/W/F12:30pm-2:45pm$1,296/$1,746$144/$19464003-A14Room 3TU/TH9:15am-11:30am$1008/$1,323$112/$14764004-A14Room 3TU/TH12:30pm-2:45pm$1008/$1,323$112/$14764005-A14Room 5M/W/F9:15am-11:30am$1,296/$1,746$144/$19464006-A1*4½Room 5M/W/F12:30pm-3:00pm$1,404/$1,908$156/$21263001-A13Room 4M/W/F9:15am-11:15am$1,179/$1,575$131/$17563002-A13Room 4M/W/F12:30pm-2:30pm$1,179/$1,575$131/$17563003-A13Room 5TU/TH9:15am-11:15am$918/$1188$102/$13263004-A13Room 5TU/TH12:30pm-2:30pm$918/$1188$102/$13263005-A13Room 4TU/TH9:15am-11:15am$918/$1188$102/$13263006-A1**3-4Room 4TU/TH11:30am-1:15pm$846/$1089$94/$121Due to priority registration of current 3-year-old Kiddie Kampus participants,there are limited spots available in the 4-year-old Kiddie Kampus program.*Finally Five 2024/2025Age 4½ (Child must be turning five between 9/1/24-12/31/24)LCC (Room 5) This Kiddie Kampus class is designed to benefit our older preschoolchildren who just missed the kindergarten cut-off. We have created aclass geared towards the older learners. This class will meet Monday,Wednesday, and Friday for two and a half hours per day.**Tues./Thurs. Extended Day 2024/2025Ages 3-4LCC (Room 4)This program provides a secure and caring environment thatfosters growth in verbal development, small/large motor skills andsocial skills. This program is specifically created to serve theTuesday/Thursday preschoolers to extend their day, so theyreceive as many academic hours as their three-day-a-weekcounterparts in a two-day school week.NEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584What requirements are necessary for Kiddie Kampusregistration?A child must be four (three for the 3-year-old program), onor before September 1, 2024. Children must meet the agerequirements of a class. Noncompliance with agerequirements can result in removal from the program. TheRecreation Department reserves the right to request a birthcertificate if the age of the child is in question. If a child isnot the appropriate age for a class, he/she will be droppedfrom the program. **Kiddie Kampus follows New Lenox School District 122’scalendar year for all full days off except for our Winter Break.Kiddie Kampus is still in session when there is a half-day forNew Lenox School District 122.KIDDIE KAMPUS 2024-25Thank you to our Sponsor Burns Photography

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Lunch Bucket PalsAges 3-4LCC (Room 2) Entry EAre you hungry for some friends and fun? When lunch is over, let the fun begin! This program allows for an extra hour of play time when tiedinto our Kiddie Kampus Program. We will focus on gross motor skills and offer a variety of activities. All participants need to bring a bag lunch and drink with their name on it.Age 3Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date30009-A1 M/W/F 1/10-3/1 11:15am-12:15pm $138/$143 1/15, 2/19 30009-A2 M/W/F 3/4-5/10 11:15am-12:15pm $149/$154 3/25, 3/27, 3/29, Age 4Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Dates30010-A1 M/W/F 1/10-3/1 11:30am-12:15pm $113/$118 1/15, 2/19 30010-A2 M/W/F 3/4-5/10 11:30am-12:15pm $125/$130 3/25, 3/27, 3/29, 35Preschool PlusAges 3-4LCC (Room 4) Entry EIs your child ready for a more advanced preschool program? Preschool Plus,taught by a certified Preschool educator, is designed as an enrichment to ourpreschool experience by adding an extra challenge for students who are readyto take the next step. Your child will benefit from a curriculum strong inaccelerated projects and fine and gross motor skills development. Allparticipants need to bring a bag lunch and drink with their name on it.Age 3Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date30017-A1 M/W/F 1/10-3/1 11:15am-12:15pm $138/$143 1/15, 2/19 30017-A2 M/W/F 3/4-5/10 11:15am-12:15pm $149/$154 3/25, 3/27, 3/29, Age 4Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Dates30018-A1 M/W/F 1/10-3/1 11:30am-12:15pm $113/$118 1/15, 2/19 30018-A2 M/W/F 3/4-5/10 11:30am-12:15pm $125/$130 3/25, 3/27, 3/29, 4/1,4/194/1,4/194/1,4/194/1,4/19KIDDIE KAMPUS 2024-25

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Pre-Ballet Ages 3-4LCC (Room 2) Entry DAn introduction to basic steps and positions. Your child will use theirimagination while also improving strength, range of motion,coordination, and flexibility. Dancers are required to wear a leotard,tights and pink ballet shoes.Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Dates 38001-A1 M 1/15-4/29 4:00-4:30pm $169/$174 2/19, 3/18, Ballet & Tap Combo Ages 4-7LCC (Room 2) Entry DDance principles of ballet and tap are introduced in a playful, creativemanner while ensuring proper skill development. Students will enjoythe gracefulness of ballet and quick-paced and entertaining soundsof tap. Taking a combination class will maximize the benefits fordancers. Dancers are required to wear a leotard, tights, pink balletshoes, and black tap shoes (easy on Velcro closure preferred for ages4-6). Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Dates Ages 4-638011-A1 M 1/15-4/29 4:30-5:15pm $206/$211 2/19, 3/18, Tap Ages 10 & upLCC (Room 2) Entry DTap dancers have the unique opportunity to be musicians anddancers at the same time. This class will teach musicality andrhythm skills through tap technique and combinations. This is a funand energetic class that will have your feet moving! Dancers arerequired to wear leotard, tights or leggings and black jazz style tapshoes preferred. Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Dates 38025-A1 TU 1/16-4/30 7:00-7:30pm $169/$174 2/20, 3/19, Ballet & Jazz Combo Ages 7-9LCC (Room 2) Entry DThis class is an exciting and challenging class that covers the basicsand works the disciplines of ballet while incorporating the fun andupbeat feel of stylized jazz and hip hop. The latest and up to datedance moves will be taught. Dancers are required to wear a leotard,tights, pink ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Dates 38012-A1 M 1/15-4/29 5:15-6:00pm $206/$211 2/19, 3/18, Ballet, Tap & Jazz Combo Ages 8-9LCC (Room 2) Entry DThis combination class will build on foundational skills of ballet, thestyles of tap, and upbeat, fast paced movement of jazz to help withcoordination, flexibility and musicality. Fun dance routines and up todate music make kids excited to come back week to week. Dancersare required to wear a leotard, tights, pink ballet shoes, and blacktap shoes. Black jazz shoes are optional.Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Dates 38013-A1 TU 1/16-4/30 5:30-6:15pm $206/$211 2/20, 3/19, Ballet Ages 10 & upLCC (Room 2) Entry DCome enjoy the excitement and beauty of classical ballet! This classwill focus on ballet terminology and technique through theexecution of barre work, center and across the floor exercises. Yourchild will have a clear understanding of body alignment, movementquality, carriage of upper body and flexibility. Dancers are requiredto wear a leotard, tights and pink ballet shoes. Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Dates 38026-A1 TU 1/16-4/30 6:15-7:00pm $206/$211 2/20, 3/19, Hip Hop Ages 10 & upLCC (Room 2) Entry DThis class is a basic introduction to hip hop and jazz funk styledance. The class will include hip hop technique and choreography,and of course freestyle improvisation! We will have a blast dancingto age appropriate music and learn moves every dancer will enjoy.Dancers are required to wear workout attire and black jazz shoes.Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Dates 38024-A1 TU 1/16-4/30 7:30-8:15pm $206/$211 2/20, 3/19, 36DANCE PROGRAMNew Lenox Community Park District’sDynamic Dancers Instructed by: Jill Rector3/25, 4/15Ages 4-5 38011-A2 TU 1/16-4/30 4:00-4:45pm $206/$211 2/20, 3/19, Ages 6-738011-A3 TU 1/16-4/30 4:45-5:30pm $206/$211 2/20, 3/19 3/25, 4/153/26, 4/163/26, 4/163/25, 4/153/26, 4/163/26, 4/163/26, 4/163/26, 4/16NEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584

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Ignite Cheer Ages 4-14LCC (Room 1) Entry CThe Ignite Cheerleading program is designed to provide a fantasticintroduction to the world of cheerleading for your athlete. Join usand watch your athlete develop level-appropriate skills in cheers,dance, jumps, motions, and beginner stunts. Our 55-minuteclasses are held once a week, allowing athletes to learn and havefun in a structured environment. Our experienced coaches followa detailed lesson plan to ensure that every student receivespersonalized attention and progresses at their own pace. Thehighlight of each session is the final class, where studentsshowcase everything they have learned. It's a moment of pride andaccomplishment for both athletes and their families. Participationin the Ignite In-House Recreational Competition is optional buthighly encouraged. If your athlete chooses to compete, there is a$55 competition fee, a $165 uniform fee, and athletes can use thesame uniform until they outgrow it, typically lasting up to twoyears. To provide you with all the necessary information, one weekprior to the first class, Ignite will send you a welcome email toexplain the additional costs for competition, uniform requirements,practice expectations, and provide instructions on how to registerfor their roster. Join Ignite Cheerleading Program and let your athlete experiencethe excitement and camaraderie of cheerleading while buildingessential skills and confidence. We look forward to having yourathlete as part of our team!Ages 4-6Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date 34590-A1 M 1/8-4/22 6:00-6:55pm $170/$175 2/19, 3/25Ages 7-14Activity Day Date Time R/NR Skip Date 34590-A2 M 1/8-4/22 7:00-7:55pm $170/$175 2/19, 3/25 FlipStar Gymnastics Academy Classes1906 Ferro Drive, New Lenox, IL 60451Flipstar Parent Tot Ages 2-3½This is an interactive class between parent and child where thechild will develop physically and socially. During the class, parentswill assist the child as they work through a circuit of gymnasticskills on equipment designed for their tiny bodies. Warm-upactivities, balance, climbing, swinging, and jumping are a few ofthe activities your little one will enjoy.Activity Day Date Time R/NR 37360-A1 TU 1/9-2/27 9:00-9:45am $122/$12737360-A2 TU 3/5-4/30 9:00-9:45am $122/$127 Flipstar Preschool Gym Ages 3½-5The structure of this class will expose young gymnasts to basicgymnastics skills while building confidence, independence andlearning skills. For most young gymnasts, this is their firstexperience without supervision. The one hour class will follow acircuit format, while learning skills such as rolls, cartwheels,strength, and flexibility. Coaches are patient and will correct withpositive reinforcement.Activity Day Date Time R/NR 37361-A1 W 1/10-2/28 9:00-9:55am $147/$15237361-A2 W 3/6-4/24 9:00-9:55am $147/$152 38GYMNASTICS & CHEERLEADINGNEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584

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Hop Till You Drop! Ages 4-10LCC Rooms 1 & 2Join us for a hoppy time! Each child will receive a bag forcollecting prizes and 10 tickets. These tickets will be traded in toplay our games over a 45-minute timeframe. Once you are out oftickets, you are finished and will leave. The games provided will bea variety of carnival style games geared for ages 4-10. Prizes willbe awarded for playing and you are guaranteed to leave with abag full of goodies! Don’t forget to catch a picture with the EasterBunny on your way out! Although this event is free, you mustregister your child for the timeframe you would like to attend. Aparent must stay with the child. Registration deadline is Friday, March 15.Activity Day Date Time 38541-A1 SU 3/24 9:45am-10:30am 38541-A2 SU 3/24 10:35am-11:20am 38541-A3 SU 3/24 11:25am-12:10pm Flashlight Clover Hunt Ages 3-11Firefighters ParkThose silly Leprechauns left behind hundreds of clovers to find!Join our staff at Firefighters Park and help us find the clovers!There may even be a few specially marked clovers for a prize.Dress for the weather as this is an outdoor event and be sure tobring something to hold all your collected clovers! No restroomfacilities available. Hunts begin promptly at their scheduled times.Ages Day Date Time3-5 F 3/1 6:15pm6-11 F 3/1 6:30pmMom & Son Nerf Battle Age 5 and OlderLCC (Room 1 & 2) Entry CTime to find your Nerf toys, ammo, and have an all-out Nerf war!We will provide the “battlefield” and there will be various battletypes including mom’s vs sons! Pizza lunch and beverages will beprovided. An adult is required to stay for this event, and everyonewill need to provide their own nerf blasters to go into battle with! Registration deadline is Friday, January 19.Activity Day Date Time R/NR32175-A1 SU 2/4 11:00am-1:00pm $18/Child32175-A2 SU 2/4 11:00am-1:00pm $12/AdultTouch-a-Truck All Ages Walker Country Estates ParkClimb on and explore your favorite vehicles including fire engines,police cars, and construction trucks while you rub elbows with yourhometown heroes. It will be a day that will be remembered!Parental supervision is required, and cameras are highlyrecommended! Please note that this event includes many loudnoises, horns, and sirens. No registration required! Concessions willbe available. If you have a truck or piece of equipment you wouldlike to include in this event, please email Brooke atbkrol@newlenoxparks.org for more information.Day Date Time SA 5/4 10:00am-Noon Bark in the Park All AgesWalker Country Estates ParkUnleash the good times with your four-legged friends at ourWalker Park by enjoying an assortment of pet vendors andactivities! All dogs MUST be kept on a leash. No retractable leashesallowed! There will be best trick and costume contests for yourdog to enter with a chance to win prizes! The last call for contestsign-ups is 11:00am. We are looking for dog related vendors. Ifyou are interested, please contact Brooke atbkrol@newlenoxparks.org. Day Date Time SU 5/19 10:00am-Noon 40SPECIAL EVENTSNEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584

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Court RentalAll Ages (Must be 21 to rent)Looking to get extra practice for your team or reserve an entirecourt for a group of friends? Courts are available at the Field Houseof Lincoln-Way West and Lincoln-Way Central. For available datesand to schedule your rental, please call the Administration Buildingat (815) 485-3584..Activity Day Time LWR/NR 37140-A1 M, W-F 6:00-9:00pm $55/$75 per hour(Central) SA 1:00-4:00pm SU 9am-1pm37140-A2 M, W-F 6:00-9:00pm $55/$75 per hour(West) SA 1:00-4:00pm SU 9am-1pmPOOL & ATHLETIC PARTIESAthletic Birthday PartiesAll Ages (Must be 21 to rent)Lincoln-Way Central High School Field HouseWe offer Field House court rentals at Lincoln-Way Central to hostyour next event. Some equipment available for parties includesbasketball, floor hockey, T-ball, and soccer. Party area (lobby) foreating and opening presents is available for an additional charge.For available dates and to schedule your party, please call theAdministration Building at (815) 485-3584.Day TimeF 6:00-9:00pmSA 1:00-4:00pmSU 9:00am-1:00pmFee: $75/LWR • $85/NR per hour of Gym space $35/LWR • $40/NR per hour to utilize Lobby space41Batting Cage RentalAll Ages (Must be 21 to rent)Lincoln-Way Central High School Field HouseThe batting cages are open to the public for individuals and teamsto work on hitting and pitching. Participants must provide theirown equipment for the rental. Limit of two batters in cage at atime. The adjacent court may be used for throwing and catchingONLY. For available dates and to schedule your rental, please callthe Administration Building at (815) 485-3584.Activity LWR/NR37140-A1 $55/$75 per hourPool Party RentalsAll Ages (Must be 21 to rent)Lincoln-Way Central High School Aquatic CenterWe offer pool party rentals at Lincoln-Way Central High School’sAquatic Center to celebrate your next occasion. A choice must bemade for either the shallow or deep end of the pool or both for anadditional fee. The upper level (balcony area) may also be rentedfor one hour. For availability call the Park District at (815) 485-3584.Saturday Sunday2:30-3:30pm 11:00am-Noon3:30-4:30pm Noon-1:00pm4:30-5:30pm 1:00-2:00pm5:30-6:30pm 2:00-3:00pmFee: $344/LWR • $354/NR per hour (Fee includes lifeguards and LW rental fee) $40/LWR • $50/NR per hour for balcony rental

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PARTIES & RENTALSPackage No.DurationPackage Includes14 hrs*• $100/hr Banquet Hall Rental• Minimum of 50 guests• Cash Bar ($250 minimum)24 hrs*• $100/hr Banquet Hall Rental• Minimum of 50 guests$5/person pop only• Cash Bar ($250 minimum)34 hrs*• $100/hr Banquet Hall Rental• Minimum of 50 guests• Cash Bar ($250 minimum)(Tab paid at conclusion of event)45 hrs• $16/person (Age 5 & under free)• Minimum of 100 guests(Ages 5 and under not included in min.)• Beer, wine and pop• Cash Bar for mixed drinks• Bar closes for an hour during dinner55 hrs• $24/person (Age 5 & under free)• Minimum of 100 guests (Age 5 and under not included in min.)• Full Bar• Bar Closes for an hour during dinner6 (Room 2Only)3 hrs min• $75/hr Banquet Hall Rental• Maximum of 50 guests• Cash Bar ($150 min.)or Customized Bar Tab42ROOM RENTALSRentals are available to both New Lenox residents andnonresidents. Participants can bring their own food andbeverages. However, alcohol is not permitted.• Room 1: Holds up to 130 people ($100/hour)• Room 2: Holds up to 50 people ($80/hour)• Rooms 1 & 2: Holds 180 people w/o dance area ($125/hour)• Bi-Centennial Room: Holds up to 50 people ($80/hour)• All-Purpose Room: Holds up to 60 people ($100/hour)A $250 security deposit is required to reserve your date. Eachroom rental is required to pay a set-up and tear-down fee of $30.(If renting LCC Rooms 1 & 2, the fee will be $55.) BANQUET RENTALSBeverages and alcohol must be provided by our own bar. To havethe bar, the banquet will need to have a minimum of 50 guests.Rentals must be made 14 days in advance and a $250 securitydeposit is required to reserve your date. Full payment and layoutare due 14 days prior to event. We offer six banquet packages foryou to choose from and the choice of your own caterer.Nonresident Fee: Additional $50 will be added to the total cost ofthe Room Rental.We do not show our rental facilities if the room iscurrently occupied. Therefore, we suggest you callahead prior to requesting to view the facilities.To connect to our WiFi network at theAdministration Building and Lions CommunityCenter, choose the network named ‘NLCPDpub’and use the password ‘WPA#public842’.NEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584

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Park NameLocationShelter size/SeatingCherry Hill (No alcohol or inflatables)205 Kingston Dr.24 ft. x 36 ft. / Seating for 32Firefighters1 Manor Drive30 ft. x 60 ft. / Seating for 64Haines Wayside184 Haines Avenue30 ft. x 60 ft. / Seating for 80Hibernia (No alcohol or inflatables)1598 Eagle Circle20 ft. x 20 ft. / Seating for 16Leigh Creek South (Available after June 5)(no alcohol or inflatables)2400 Knightsbridge Lane24 ft. x 36 ft. / Seating for 40Sharon’s Bay805 Westwind Drive24 ft. x 36 ft. / Seating for 40Stonebridge (After 2:00pm on weekends)1601 Nelson Road / 1802 Stonebridge Dr30 ft. x 55 ft. / Seating for 48Wildflower124 Cherry Hill Road20 ft. x 20 ft. / Seating for 16SiteDistance#laps/1mileBristol Park.51 miles2Countryview/Royal Meadows Park.52 miles2Freedom Park.31 miles3.5Hibernia Park.57 miles2Leigh Creek South Park.30 miles3.5Lions Den Park.29 miles3.5Palmer Valley Park.35 miles3Sharon’s Bay/Crystal Springs Parks.42 miles2.5Sky Harbor Park.28 miles4Walker Country Estates Park.26 miles4PARK SHELTER RENTALS43Are you looking for a wonderful and affordable way to host your next outdoor celebration?The New Lenox Community Park District offers shelter rentals at several park sites, all of which are developed with playgroundequipment! Residents and nonresidents can rent the Park Shelters shown below.Rentals for 2024 Begin on Tuesday, January 2, 2024.Park Shelter Rental costs include use of electric and shelter rental. Please remember that these are public parks and open space willremain open to the public. In order to be approved to bring in an inflatable (no water inflatables allowed; for a full list of prohibiteditems please visit newlenoxparks.org) onto Park District property; you MUST supply a Certificate of Insurance (COI) by OperatingVendor with a $1,000,000.00 policy; naming the New Lenox Community Park District as additional insured with 701 W. HavenAvenue, New Lenox, IL 60451 as the address and include a copy of the vendor’s permit to conduct business. Once the COI andBusiness Permit is received the renter will be allowed to have the inflatable on Park District property; this MUST be supplied prior toyour event. These documents may be mailed to the Park District address above or faxed to (815) 485-3589 with ATTN: Park Rentals.Park Rentals are available from Apr. 15-Oct. 31Hours of Operation: 9:00am-8:00pmAll parks are ADA accessible*A security deposit of $250 and rental fee is required for all Park Shelter Rentals at time of reservation.Cancellation policy within the 14-day period prior to the rental date:8-14 days prior: Security deposit is retained. The rest will be refunded within a period of 30 days.7 days or less: Security deposit plus 50% of the rental fees will be retained. The other 50% will be refunded to the signee within aperiod of 30 days.Park Trail Guide:Park Shelters Available to Rent:Resident: $175 • Nonresident: $225*A refundable security deposit of $250 and rental fee is required for all Park Shelter Rentals at time of reservation.

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441. AEROHAVEN PARK 511 Glenn Drive2. BENTLEY/TYLERATHLETIC FIELDS Illinois Highway, East of Cedar Rd.3. BRISTOL PARK 2178 Bristol Park Road 4. CHERRY HILL PARK 205 Kingston Dr. 5. CHESTNUT POINTE PARK 3037 Chestnut Pointe Dr6. COUNTRYVIEW/ROYALMEADOWS PARK 2200 Jackson Branch Drive2233 Daniel Lewis Drive7. CRYSTAL SPRINGS PARK 2398 Bluestone Bay Drive8. FIELDSTONE PARK 115 Wind Crest Lane9. FIREFIGHTERS PARK 1 Manor Drive10. FITNESS COURT Haven Ave. & Gear Dr.11. FREEDOM PARK 470 Charleston Drive12. HAINES WAYSIDE PARK 184 Haines Avenue13. HEATHER GLEN PARK 1900 Heather Glen Drive 14. HIBERNIA PARK 1598 Eagle Circle15. HIGHLANDS PARK 1011 Flagstaff Lane16. JACOB LOWELL PARK I221 E. Illinois Highway17. LAUREL MEADOWS PARK 629 E. Fourth Ave18. LEIGH CREEK SOUTH 2400 Knightsbridge Lane19. LIONS DEN PARK 520 S. Cedar Road20. MARTINO JR. HIGH ATHLETIC FIELDS 731 East Joliet Highway21. NELSON CAMPUS PARK/FIELDS Nelson and Laraway Roads22. NEUFAIRFIELD PARK 2509 Saddle Ridge Ct23. PALMER VALLEY PARK 2901 Tanaga Basin24. PRAIRIE RIDGE PARK 15881 Pond View Street25. RON ROB ATHLETIC FIELDS 881 Country Creek Drive26. R.S. CORCORAN PARK/ VETS FIELD 560 Vine Street27. SANCTUARY GOLF COURSE 485 North Marley Road28. SCHOOLHOUSE MANOR PARK 1841 Cornell Drive29. SHARON’S BAY PARK 805 Westwind Drive30. SKY HARBOR PARK 2360 Alta Vista Drive31. SPENCER CAMPUS ATHLETIC FIELDS Spencer Rd.; North of Laraway Rd.32. SPENCER PARK 1099 S. Spencer Road33. STONEBRIDGE PARK 1601 Nelson Road / 1802 Stonebridge Drive34. TAYLOR GLEN PARK 2712 Northern Lights Way35. THUNDER RIDGE PARK3218 Apache Drive36. WALONA PARK 200 Walona Avenue37. WALKER COUNTRY ESTATES PARK 401 Lenox Street38. WATERCHASE PARK 2185 Water Chase Drive39. WILDFLOWER PARK 124 Cherry Hill Road40. WILDWOOD PARK 605 W. Joliet Highway41. WINDERMERE TOT LOT 911 Chelsea CourtA. Lions Community CenterB. Administration BuildingC. Maintenance FacilityD. Lincoln-Way Central H.S.E. Lincoln-Way West H.S.F. Bentley-Tyler SchoolsG. Cherry Hill SchoolH. Haines SchoolI. Liberty Jr. High SchoolJ. Martino Jr. High SchoolK. Nelson CampusL. Oster-Oakview SchoolM. Spencer CampusN. Lincolnway Special RecreationAssociationPARK & FACILITY LOCATIONSNEWLENOXPARKS.ORG • (815) 485-3584

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