Program guide

To The Citizens of Christiansburg
Dear Friends and Neighbors:
The fragrance of fresh cut grass and the sight of the beautiful flowers blooming indicates that spring is in the air. This is the perfect time
to enjoy the recreational opportunities that the Town of Christiansburg has to offer! Your Christiansburg Parks and Recreation
Department exists to promote and implement leisure programs and services that enhance the quality of life for all ages. In partnership
with the community, we strive to deliver quality leisure programs in a personal, effective and successful manner. We serve you, the
citizens of Christiansburg and our visiting neighbors, to provide a positive relationship while growing and building our special
community.
As you read through the brochure, you will find many recreational opportunities available that will provide quality experiences for you
and your family. Reaching your specific recreational goals can be made possible through the many opportunities that are available. We
offer many outdoor recreational adventures from hearing the crack of the bat at the Harkrader Sports Complex, to enjoying family time
at our outdoor parks and playgrounds, to witnessing the sights and sounds of nature’s beauty while walking along the Huckleberry Trail.
If you prefer to meet your recreational needs in an indoor setting, look no further than the Christiansburg Recreation Center. You can
become actively fit with many community fitness programs, or decrease your stress while playing a friendly game of racquetball. Is
developing a healthy lifestyle on your agenda? If so, please take advantage of our various educational classes and health screenings.
Exercise is a very important part of a healthy lifestyle so be sure to exercise in our cardiovascular, weight and nautilus rooms or simply
take a nice stroll on the 1/8 mile indoor track. Are you over the age of 50? Come and enjoy our seniors lounge, billiards room and
covered patio. There are many Senior Center specific activities and events for you to become involved in.
Looking for some exciting summer events? Please join our community as we celebrate the Annual Fourth of July Celebration. This
evening will be filled with many exciting festivities and will be topped off with a spectacular fireworks demonstration that is sure to
provide thrills for the entire family. The Harkrader Sports Complex will be the host site for the 2013 USSSA 10U, 11U and 12U Baseball
World Series in mid-July. These baseball players will put their team’s skills and abilities to the test to earn the right to be named World
Series Champions.
I am excited to be completing my first year, here with you, in the Town of Christiansburg. I look forward to maintaining the recreational
opportunities that are currently in place while also looking at future ways that we can better serve you and enhance your recreational
experiences. I look forward to working with each of you to provide a positive relationship while growing and building our special
community. Christiansburg is truly a progressive small town living at its best.
Best wishes to each of you for a bright and beautiful spring and summer.
Sincerely yours,
Brad Epperley
Director of Parks and Recreation
PROFESSIONAL STAFF
Professional Staff
Brad Epperley.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Director of Parks and Recreation
Michelle Trussell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Administrative Assistant
Kayla Schulze . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Administrative Associate
Charlton McCoy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Director of Parks and Recreation
Pam Peyton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Supervisor of Community Programs
Tammy Caldwell. . . . . . . . . . .Supervisor of Senior and Special Population Programs
Chuck Muncy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Supervisor of Outdoor Sports Facilities and Parks
Nick Yopp. . . . . . . . Supervisor of Adult Athletic Programs & Athletic Special Events
Brian Lambert. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Supervisor of Youth Athletic Programs
Darren Graham. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Recreation Center Supervisor
Ryan Hubble. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Recreation Center Supervisor
Joe Oley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Recreation Center Supervisor
Forest Redd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Park Maintenance
Wil Oldham. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Building Maintenance
Shawn Stump . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Building Maintenance
Linn Feggeler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Part-time Recreation Assistant
Mickey Pucelj . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Part-time Recreation Assistant
Morgan Fenton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Part-time Recreation Assistant
David Bishop. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Part-time Building Maintenance
Parks & Recreation Advisory Commission
Diane C. Fenton, Chairperson
Doris C. Oliver, Secretary
D. Michael Barber, Town Council Liaison
Mary B. Critzer
Michael L. Saylors
Tonia D. Winn.
James B. Williamson, Jr.
John M. Harris
Bradley Foster
Logan Adkins (Student Representative)
Town Council
Richard G. Ballengee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mayor
D. Michael Barber
R. Cord Hall
Steve H. Huppert
Henry D. Showalter
Bradford J. Stipes
James W. Vanhoozier
Barry D. Helms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Town Manager
TOWN COUNCIL
To The Citizens of Christiansburg
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PROFESSIONAL STAFF Parks & Recreation Advisory Commission

Christiansburg Parks and Recreation, funded by the Town of Christiansburg, offers a variety of recreational and educational
opportunities to its citizens. The department also receives funding from the Christiansburg Kiwanis Club for the maintenance of
Kiwanis Park and for the purchase of youth athletic equipment.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
1. Register for programs in person at the Christiansburg Recreation Center, 1600 North Franklin Street. Administrative Office hours
are Monday through Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm. Registration for programs will only be accepted during Administrative Office
hours.
2. Registration for programs will be accepted by mail to:
Christiansburg Department of Parks and Recreation Christiansburg Recreation Center
1600 North Franklin Street Christiansburg, VA 24073
3. All fees must be paid at the time of registration. Please make checks payable to: Christiansburg Parks and Recreation.
4. Early registration is encouraged, as many programs fill up fast.
5. Pre-registration is required for all programs.
6. Registration is accepted on a “first come, first served” basis up to the maximum enrollment.
7. Upon receipt of registration form and fee, that individual is automatically enrolled (space permitting). There will not be any
confirmation of mail in registrations. The department will only notify individuals if there is a problem with the registration. Feel
free to call the Christiansburg Parks and Recreation Administrative Office to confirm your registration.
8. Phone registration will not be accepted.
9. If the program is full, you may request that your name and phone number be put on a waiting list. You will be contacted if a
space becomes available.
10. Late registration and transfers are only possible when there are openings.
11. Christiansburg Parks and Recreation reserves the right to change and/or cancel programs.
12. Participants who register for a program which requires the purchase of equipment and/or supplies should wait until the last day
of registration and check with the Parks and Recreation Administrative Office to insure that the program will be conducted.
13. If a participant cannot participate after registering, a written request for a refund must be submitted within three (3) working
days prior to the week the program starts. Refunds are not given after the first program meeting, unless approved by the
Director of Parks and Recreation. When programs are canceled, refunds are automatic.
14. Parents with children enrolled in programs should pick them up no later than fifteen (15) minutes after the ending of that
program.
15. For additional information, call Christiansburg Parks and Recreation at 382-2349.
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
1. If Montgomery County Public Schools are closed due to inclement weather, the Christiansburg Recreation Center will not open
until 8:00am and all scheduled programs will be cancelled for that date.
2. If the Montgomery County Public Schools are delayed in the morning due to inclement weather, all programs before 12:00 noon
will be cancelled for that morning.
3. If Montgomery County Public Schools are released early due to inclement weather, all programs after 12:00 noon will be
cancelled for that afternoon/evening.
POLICY ON ADULTS AND CHILDREN
1. Unless stated otherwise in the class description, adults are asked to wait outside of the classroom during the child’s class time.
2. Adults are asked not to bring children to their classes. Children brought to adult classes interfere with other participants and the
instructor.
3. Thank you for your cooperation.
PARTIAL REFUND POLICY
1. The following policy on refunds for Recreation Programs will be effective January 1, 2008.
2. Partial Refunds will not be issued for classes or programs unless the instructor is unable to complete the class. In case of
cancelled classes due to inclement weather, partial refunds will not be issued if at least 80% of the scheduled activity has met.
When possible a canceled class or activity will be rescheduled.
3. Partial refunds will not be issued for less than $5.00.
TOWN RESIDENT/TOWN TAXPAYER
1. Will be allowed to pre-register for all programs.
2. If one of the following requirements is satisfied there will be no additional fee:
a. be a resident of the Town of Christiansburg
b. be a real estate taxpayer of the Town of Christiansburg.
HOURS OF OPERATION
The hours of the Christiansburg Recreation Center are established to best serve the needs of the public and may fluctuate.
Hours of operation will be as follows:
December 1 - March 31 April 1 - November 30
Monday – Thursday 6:00am – 10:00pm Monday – Thursday 6:00am – 10:00pm
Friday 6:00am – 8:00pm Friday 6:00am – 8:00pm
Saturday 8:00am – 8:00pm Saturday 8:00am – 5:00pm
Sunday 1:00pm – 6:00pm Sunday 1:00pm – 6:00pm
Christiansburg Parks and Recreation programs will receive priority in scheduling. Therefore, it is important to contact the Christiansburg Parks and
Recreation Administrative Office for an updated weekly schedule.
Children under 11 years of age must be accompanied by an adult at all times (unless they are participating in a Christiansburg Parks and Recreation
program or attending a special event).
Home schooled children will be permitted to use the Christiansburg Recreation Center Monday through Friday for physical education. They must be
accompanied by their parent, guardian, and/or teacher. If not accompanied, they will not be allowed to utilize the Recreation Center during
Montgomery County Public Schools normal hours. Students that attend Montgomery County Public Schools will not be allowed to utilize the
Christiansburg Recreation Center during Montgomery County Public Schools normal hours.
The Christiansburg Recreation Center will be closed on these holidays:
New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Day After
Thanksgiving, Christmas Day.
Other closings due to special circumstances will be posted in the Christiansburg Recreation Center as far in advance as possible.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. Alcoholic beverages, drugs or any person under the influence of alcohol or drugs will not be permitted on Town of Christiansburg property.
2. Smoking and the use of any other tobacco product is prohibited in the Christiansburg Recreation Center and around entrance areas.
3. Drinks from Christiansburg Recreation Center vending machines will only be permitted in main lobby.
4. Drinks and/or food may not be brought inside the Christiansburg Recreation Center (unless approved by the Director of Parks and Recreation).
5. Chewing gum is prohibited in the Christiansburg Recreation Center.
6. Threatening or indecent conduct is prohibited.
7. Abusive, profane, threatening, indecent language and/or action are strictly prohibited.
8. Threatening language or actions toward Christiansburg Parks and Recreation Staff will result in a minimum of one year suspension from all
Christiansburg Parks and Recreation facilities and programs. A “No Trespass Notice” will be issued.
9. Fighting is strictly prohibited. Adults fighting will receive a minimum of one year suspension from the Christiansburg Recreation Center with
police action and a “No Trespass Notice”. Youth fighting will result in suspension as determined by the Director of Parks and Recreation and
parental notification
10 No illegal weapons are allowed, any violation will result in police and disciplinary action.
11. Anyone stealing money, or personal property belonging to another individual, or property of the Christiansburg Recreation Center, or anyone
aiding in such theft, will receive a minimum of one-year suspension from the Christiansburg Recreation Center and the Police will be notified.
12. Any suspension from the Christiansburg Recreation Center may also include suspension from all Christiansburg Parks and Recreation facilities
and programs.
13. Anyone who refuses to leave Town of Christiansburg property (after being instructed to do so) will receive a minimum of one month additional
suspension, with a “No Trespass Notice” and police action.
14. Gambling of any form is prohibited.
15. Only non-marking sneakers and tennis shoes may be worn in the gymnasium (track and courts) and racquetball courts. Anyone caught leaving
excessive marks on the floors may be suspended from the recreation center.
16. Shirts and shoes must be worn during all hours of operation. Proper attire is required. No sandals or open-toed shoes.
17. No pets will be allowed in the Christiansburg Recreation Center (except for dog obedience classes or service dogs).
18. Loitering will not be allowed.
19. Bicycles must be locked in the bike rack. Christiansburg Parks and Recreation will not be responsible for lost, stolen or damaged bicycles
(including components).
20. No skateboards, roller skates, in-line skates, Heelys or any other kind of roller shoes may be used on sidewalks or inside the Christiansburg
Recreation Center.
21. Entry and exit must be through the doors near the Recreation Center Supervisor and Equipment Station.
22. Lockers may be rented on a 6 month or one year basis. $30.00 for 6 months $60.00 for one year. If lockers are not cleaned out or renewed on
or before the expiration date, the items will be cleared out, kept for one week, and then discarded. The Christiansburg Recreation Center is not
responsible for any lost, damaged or stolen locker contents.
23. All equipment stored in the classrooms is for the Christiansburg Parks and Recreation use only. Individual use of mats and play equipment is
prohibited unless approved by the Director of Parks and Recreation.
24. The Director of Parks and Recreation has the authority to revoke any individual’s privileges of using the Christiansburg Recreation Center for
any length of time for disorderly conduct.
25. Suspension may be increased or made permanent if an individual repeats an offense or attempts to enter the Christiansburg Recreation Center
while under suspension.
26. The Director of Parks and Recreation has the authority to suspend an individual for any violation of the rules and regulations for the
Christiansburg Parks &Recreation Department.
27. Christiansburg Parks and Recreation will not be responsible for lost, stolen or damaged items.
28. We reserve the right to suspend participation as the result of behavior problems that disrupt programs and/or participants.
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GENERAL INFORMATION

ID CARD SYSTEM
1. Christiansburg Recreation Center ID cards are required during all hours of operation unless otherwise stated. Id’s must be
scanned at the recreation center supervisor and equipment station upon entering the center.
2. Parents must obtain an ID card for children 5 years of age or older.
3. Persons wishing to use the recreation center must have a current ID or pay $5.00 for a daily pass.
4. All persons purchasing a daily pass must complete a day pass application form with an attached photo. Children under the age of
18 must have a parent or legal guardian sign their day pass.
5. Person(s) who wish to have an ID card must show two proofs of residency. No P.O. Boxes. A. First Proof - must have a valid
driver’s license (or DMV ID card) indicating Town of Christiansburg residency. B. Second Proof - may consist of automobile
registration card, voter registration card, real-estate property tax receipt, current lease of property matching the address of the
driver’s license, or utility bill. We do not accept insurance information, cell phone bills, pay stubs, W2’s or any other info that is
not from the DMV or paid on the property.
6. All ID cards must be renewed the following year during the same month the ID card was issued.
7. Town residents/real estate taxpayers will receive a free ID card.
8. Business owners that have an office inside the town limits may also receive a free ID, but must show the following: a real estate
property tax ticket showing that they own the property the business is located at OR a business license, a lease showing the
office space is inside town limits and a utility bill (the addresses on all 3 documents must match). If showing a business license,
lease and utility bill, all three must be shown together and the card will be made for the duration of the lease, but no longer than
one year.
9. Persons that do not live in town, do not own property or do not have a business in Christiansburg may purchase a membership:
Age Bracket: One Year 6 Month 1 Month Age Bracket: One Year 6 Months 1 Month
Single Adult (18+) $250 $125 $25 Senior Couple** $200 $100 $25
Family* $350 $175 $35 Senior Family*** $300 $150 $30
Single Senior (50+) $150 $75 $15
* Family defined as two adults (18+ years old) residing at the same address and their legal dependents under the age of 25. Legal
dependents age 19-25 must be full time college students
** Two adults living at the Same Address Must be over 50 years of age.
***Family Defined as two adults (18+) at least one person over 50 residing at the same address and their legal dependents under the
age of 25. Legal dependents age 19-25 must be full time college students.
As of July 1st
, 2013
Age Bracket: One Year 6 Month 1 Month Age Bracket: One Year 6 Months 1 Month
Single Adult (18+) $275 $140 $30 Senior Couple** $200 $100 $25
Family* $400 $210 $40 Senior Family*** $300 $150 $30
Single Senior (50+) $150 $75 $15
Yearly, 6 month, and 1 month membership fees will only be accepted during Christiansburg Park and Rec. Admin. Office hours.
10. ID cards are only used to utilize facilities in the Christiansburg Recreation Center during stated hours.
11. ID cardholders must pay participation fees to participate in Christiansburg Parks and Recreation programs.
12. Christiansburg Recreation Center ID cards are not required to participate in Christiansburg Parks and Recreation programs.
13. Participation fees and non-resident/taxpayer fees will be charged to participate in Christiansburg Parks and Recreation
programs.
14. There will be a $5.00 charge for replacement ID cards.
15. Left ID cards will be discarded after 3 weeks. Resulting in the need for a replacement ID.
16. There will be an administration fee of $25.00 for membership refunds.
RECREATION CENTER RENTAL
The Christiansburg Recreation Center is available for private parties, dances, meetings, receptions, and other activities when space is
available. For available dates, times and rental rates, contact the Christiansburg Department of Parks and Recreation at 382-2349.
The Town of Christiansburg rents out facility space to various outside third parties. The use of property owned by the Town of
Christiansburg for commercial products, processes, or services should in no way be construed as an endorsement of
recommendation by the Town. The Town does not warrant or assume legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness,
or usefulness of any information, apparatus, product, ore process disclosed. The views and opinions of authors do not necessarily
reflect those of the Town of Christiansburg, and they may not be used for advertising or product endorsement purposes.
Rentals Price Per Hour Rentals Price Per Hour
Basketball $20/25 with Scoreboard Full Multi-Purpose Room $30
½ Multi-Purpose Room $20 Classroom $15
For more information regarding rental availabilities and rules contact Charlton McCoy, Asst. Director
(540) 382-2349 x2005 Email: clmccoy@christiansburg.org
CHRISTIANSBURG PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY COMMISSION
The “Commission” normally meets the first Monday of every month at 6:00pm at the Christiansburg Recreation Center. If interested
in being placed on the agenda, please call Brad Epperley at 382-2349, ext. 2001
CIRCLE PARK, which is located on Ellett Drive, has Miracle Recreation Play System playground equipment, swings, picnic area, and a
½ basketball court. The park is also attractive for family outings and picnics
DEPOT PARK, which is located on Depot Street, has Miracle Recreation Play System playground equipment, swings, two full
basketball courts, rectangular multi-purpose field, and a jogging/walking path. The park is also attractive for family outings and
picnics.
DOWNTOWN PARK, which is located on College Street, has Miracle Recreation Play System playground equipment, swings,
horseshoe pits, full basketball court, and a picnic area. The park is also attractive for family outings and picnics.
HARKRADER SPORTS COMPLEX, which is located behind the new Christiansburg Middle School, has three multi-purpose baseball/
softball fields, two Miracle Play System playground equipment, two full basketball courts, two tennis courts, walking/ jogging trail,
and a picnic area.
KIWANIS PARK, which is located on Roanoke Street, has two lighted multi-purpose baseball/softball fields, picnic shelter, and
Miracle Play System playground equipment. Kiwanis Park and the Kiwanis Community Picnic Shelter are projects of the
Christiansburg Kiwanis Club.
SUMMIT RIDGE PARK, which is located on Summit Ridge Road, has Miracle Recreation playground equipment, swings, and a picnic
area. The park is also attractive for family outings and picnics.
WALL STREET PARK, which is located on Wall Street, has Miracle Play System playground equipment, ½ basketball court, and a
picnic area. The park is also attractive for family outings and picnics.
WAYSIDE PARK, which is located at the top of “Christiansburg Mountain,” has a picnic area. This park is still being considered for
future development.
HUCKLEBERRY TRAIL
The Huckleberry Trail is an asphalt-paved bike/pedestrian path. The trail currently runs from the Blacksburg
Public Library to the New River Mall. There are distance markers every half-mile. At 2.83 miles it crosses the road to Warm Hearth,
at 3.43 miles it crosses Hightop, and at 3.90 it crosses Merrimac. The total distance from the Blacksburg Public Library to the New
River Mall is 5.762 miles. There are benches spaced along the trail where you can rest and enjoy the scenery. Parking is available at
both ends as well as near Warm Hearth and the Hightop and Merrimac crossings.
Plans are in the works to extend the trail to the Hethwood Community, Blacksburg’s Gateway Park, the Christiansburg Recreation
Center, and the New River State Trail. If you would like to contribute to the expansion and development of the Huckleberry Trail,
please send your tax-deductible donation to:
Friends of the Huckleberry P.O. Box 925
Blacksburg, VA 24063 www.huckleberrytrail.org
For Map of Current & Future Huckleberry Trail please visit our website
FUTURE PARKS
DIAMOND HILL PARK
LITTER AND VANDALISM
Litter and vandalism are the curses of our park system. They are frustrating, expensive, entirely unnecessary, and hinders future
development. Please do what you can to help curb littering and vandalism. Please use trash cans and recycling containers.
Contact Chuck Muncy if you recognize issues concerning our park facilities.
Phone: (540) 382-2349 x2002 Email: cmuncy@christiansburg.org
OUTDOOR SPORTS FACILITIES
DEPOT PARK, which is located on Depot Street, has one rectangular multipurpose field.
FALLING BRANCH, which is located behind Falling Branch Elementary School, has two baseball/softball fields, with one field having
lights
HARKRADER SPORTS COMPLEX, which is located behind new Christiansburg Middle Schools, has three lighted multi-purpose fields,
with a press box, concessions area, and restrooms.
KIWANIS PARK, which is located on Roanoke Street, has two lighted baseball/softball fields, and restroom.
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CHRISTIANSBURG PARKS AND TRAILS

Town of Christiansburg
Christiansburg Department of Parks & Recreation
Tournament Host Checklist
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April 13-14 Nations Baseball/Softball – Spring National Qualifier (Harkrader Sports Complex, Kiwanis Park, Falling Branch, Veteran’s Park, Plum Creek,
Motor Mile Park)
April 20-21 USSSA Baseball – Spring Blast (Harkrader Sports Complex, Kiwanis Park, Falling Branch)
Nations Baseball/ Softball – April Blast (Randolph Park, Motor Mile Park, Plum Creek, Veteran’s Park, Loving Fields)
Nations Baseball - 7th
Annual Middle School Jamboree (Veteran’s Park, Randolph Park , Dublin Middle School, Loving Fields, Plum Creek)
Nations Softball - 7th
Annual Middle School Jamboree (Veteran’s Park, Randolph Park , Dublin Middle School, Loving Fields, Plum Creek)
April 27-28 Nations Baseball/Softball – Spring Nationals (Harkrader Sports Complex, Kiwanis Park, Falling Branch, Veteran’s Park
Motor Mile Park, Plum Creek)
May 4-5 USSSA Baseball – Chance Crawford (7u – 13u) (Harkrader Sports Complex, Falling Branch, Kiwanis Park)
Nations Softball – Tech Sports Plex Summer Slam (Veteran’s Park)
May 11 USSSA Baseball – Mothers Day Invitational (1 Day) (Harkrader Sports Complex, Falling Branch, Kiwanis Park, Veteran’s Park)
May 18-19 Nations Baseball/Softball – Western Area Summer State (Harkrader Sports Complex, Falling Branch, Kiwanis Park, Veteran’s Park, Hodges)
May 25-26 USSSA Baseball – Western VA. State (Harkrader Sports Complex, Falling Branch, Kiwanis Park, Veteran’s Park, Randolph Park)
June 1-2 USSSA Baseball – Big Dawg Classic (Harkrader Sports Complex, Kiwanis Park, Falling Branch, Veteran’s Park)
USSSA Adult Softball (Randolph Park)
June 8-9 Nations Baseball – NRBi Thunder Feed America Benefit (Harkrader Sports Complex, Kiwanis Park, Falling Branch, Veteran’s Park, Randolph Park,
Motor Mile Park, Plum Creek)
June 15-16 USSSA Baseball – Commonwealth Games (Harkrader Sports Complex, Falling Branch, Kiwanis Park)
Nations Softball – Radford Slugfest (Veteran’s Park)
June 22-23 USSSA Baseball – Christiansburg Cure for Cancer (Harkrader Sports Complex, Kiwanis Park, Falling Branch)
Nations Softball – Long Ball Classic (Veteran’s Park)
June 27-30 USSSA Baseball – VA USSSA NIT (4 Day Event) (Harkrader Sports Complex, Kiwanis Park, Falling Branch)
June 28-July 3 Dixie Youth “AAA” District Baseball Tournament (Veteran’s Park)
Dixie Youth “O Zone” District Baseball Tournament (Veteran’s Park)
July 6-7 Nations Softball – Independence Day Blast Off (Veteran’s Park, Randolph Park)
Nations Baseball – Independence Day Blast Off (Kiwanis Park, Falling Branch, Plum Creek)
July 10-14 USSSA Baseball – 10u 11u & 12u AA World Series (Harkrader Sports Complex, Kiwanis Park, Falling Branch, Veteran’s Park, Plum Creek,
Motor Mile Park, Randolph Park)
July 20-21 USSSA Baseball – USSSA Diamond Clash (Harkrader Sports Complex, Kiwanis Park, Falling Branch)
USSSA Adult Softball (Veteran’s Park)
Nations Softball – Lady’s in Pink (Motor Mile Park, Plum Creek)
July 27-28 USSSA Adult Softball (Veteran’s Park, Randolph Park )
Nations Softball – Lady’s Only Boys Stay Home (Harkrader Sports Complex #1, Kiwanis Park, Falling Branch, Motor Mile Park, Plum Creek)
Nations Baseball - Home Plate Invitational (Harkrader Sports Complex)
August 3-4 USSSA Adult Softball (Veteran’s Park)
Nations Baseball/Softball – NRV Fall Opener (Harkrader Sports Complex, Falling Branch, Kiwanis Park, Randolph Park,
Motor Mile Park, Plum Creek Field, New River Sports Complex)
August 10-11 USSSA Baseball – Back to School Bash (Harkrader Sports Complex, Kiwanis Park, Falling Branch, Veteran’s Park,
New River Sports Complex)
Nations Softball – Girls Love Diamonds (Randolph Park, Motor Mile Park, Plum Creek)
August 17-18 USSSA Fisher Financial Service Inc. Invitational (Harkrader Sports Complex, Kiwanis Park, Falling Branch, Motor Mile Park, Plum Creek)
Nations Softball – Lady Cougar Classic (Randolph Park, Veteran’s Park, New River Sports Complex)
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YOUTH COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
PRE-SCHOOL
Diaper Gym – Instructor: Lisa Bass
Eligibility: Ages 6 months (sitting up) to walking 16 months
Location: Recreation Center – Classroom 1
Minimum: 4 Maximum: 6
Additional Information: Babies build muscles and learn independence while experiencing rhythms, balance, coordination through
musical movements and interactions with mom, dad, or grandparent.
Class Reg. Begins Reg. Ends Starting Date Day of Week Time TR/NR Weeks
Session I February 1 April 5 April 8 Monday 9:30-10:00AM $15/30 6
Fall July 8 September 13 September 16 Monday 9:30-10:00AM $15/30 6
Toddler Time – Instructor: Lisa Bass
Eligibility: Walking, 15 months-30 months
Location: Recreation Center – Multi Purpose Room 1
Additional Information: Parent participates with their child through free-time, sharing and social interaction play. Circle time
themes offer learning opportunities of language development, listening skills, rhythm, coordination and more!
Pee Wee Aerobics – Instructor: Lisa Bass
Eligibility: Ages 30 months (2 ½ years) – 4 years
Additional Information: Themed lessons, equipment and circle time offer pre-school physical activity and 45 minutes of
independence, while parents ca n enjoy their own work-out. Child must be at least 30 months old and it is recommended that
they have been a participant of Toddler Time. Not required, just recommended.
Book It – Instructor: Lisa Bass
Eligibility: Ages 2 ½ - 5 years
Additional Information: Books come alive with reenactments, games and songs to open the imagination and provide lots of active
movement.
Session I February 1 April 5 April 9 Tuesday 11:00-12:15PM $20/$40 6
Fall July 8 September 13 September 17 Tuesday 11:00-12:15PM $20/$40 6
Pre-School Play Group – Instructor: Linn Feggeler
Eligibility: Ages 2-5
Additional Information: Parents drop off their children for this program. This class includes playtime, arts and crafts, etc.
TUESDAY CLASS
Mini April 1 May 3 May 7 Tuesday 9:30-11:00AM $13/$26 3
Fall July 1 September 6 September 10 Tuesday 9:30-11:00AM $20/$40 6
WEDNESDAY CLASS
Mini April 1 May 3 May 8 Wednesday 9:30-11:00AM $13/$26 3
Fall July 1 September 6 September 11 Wednesday 9:30-11:00AM $20/$40 6
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Fun For Tots – Instructor: Linn Feggeler
Additional Information: Parents drop off their children for this program. This class includes fun, active playtime activities.
Session I April 1 May 3 May 9 Thursday 9:30-11:00AM $20/$40 4
Fall July 1 August 30 September 5 Thursday 9:30-11:00AM $20/$40 4
Pre-School P.E. – Instructor: Lisa Bass
Eligibility: Ages 2 ½ - 5 years
Location: Recreation Center – Multi Purpose Room 1/Classroom 1
Additional Information: Parents drop off their children for this program. Children participate in activities using active, gross and fine
motor skills. Great class to prepare for school and have fun too!!
Session I March 1 April 10 April 12 Friday 11:00-11:45AM $20/$40 6
Fall July 8 September 11 September 13 Friday 11:00-11:45AM $20/$40 6
Early Art Smart – Instructor: Terry Angle
Eligibility: Ages 3-Kindergarten
Additional Information : An introduction to Art. An additional $5.00 fee will be collected by the instructor for supplies. . Parent
participates with the child.
Session I March 25 April 26 May 1 Wednesday 4:00-4:45PM $20/$40 6
Fall July 1 September 6 September 11 Wednesday 4:00-4:45PM $20/$40 6
Moving To Music – Instructor: Terry Wilson
Additional Information: A fun class to shake out the sillys! Children move their bodies to music to learn rhythm and improve
coordination.
Session I April 15 June 5 June 10 Monday/Wednesday 10:00-10:45AM $25/$45 3
GYMNASTICS CLASSES
*For information regarding classes and inclement weather, please contact VA Techniques at (540)381-5151 or visit
their website at www.vatechniques.com
Bouncing Bunnies – (Pre-School Gymnastics with parent participation)
Eligibility: Girls and Boys Ages 2 yrs. and up
Location: Virginia Techniques Gymnastics
1550 Roanoke Street, Suite C, Christiansburg
Additional Information: No Virginia Techniques membership fee required. Children should wear comfortable clothing, bare feet,
no jewelry, and long hair should be pulled back. Class Description: Basic coordination, balance, strength, pattern recognition, and
locomotor skills. These skills encourage development of fine and gross motor skills, core strength, reading, writing, and preschool
readiness. Social skills and interaction are also encouraged through group games.
Class Reg. Begins Reg. Ends Starting Date Day of Week Time Fee Weeks
May April 1 May 2 May 7 Tuesday 1:00-1:50PM $55 4
June May 1 May 30 June 4 Tuesday 1:00-1:50PM $55 4
July June 3 June 28 July 2 Tuesday 1:00-1:50PM $55 4
August July 1 Aug. 1 August 6 Tuesday 1:00-1:50PM $55 4
Sept. Aug. 1 Aug. 29 September 3 Tuesday 1:00-1:50 PM $55 4
Galloping Gators – (Pre-School Gymnastics)
Eligibility: Girls and Boys Ages 3-5
no jewelry, and long hair should be pulled back. Class Description: Beginning level gymnastics skills, flexibility, coordination,
balance, and strength through safe gymnastics progressions are introduced at this level. All of these skills encourage development of
fine and gross motor skills, core strength, reading, writing, and preschool readiness. Social skills and interaction are also encouraged
through group games, taking turns, and encouraging peers. We use music, games, and coloring sheets to teach some of the skills and
discipline necessary for entering kindergarten.
May April 1 April 26 May 1 Wednesday 9;30-10:20AM $55 4
May April 1 April 26 May 2 Thursday 6:30-7:20PM $55 4
June May 1 June 3 June 5 Wednesday 9:30-10:20AM $55 4
June May 1 June 3 June 6 Thursday 6:30-7:20PM $55 4
July June 3 July 1 July 3 Wednesday 9:30-10:20AM $55 4
July June 3 July 1 July 11 Thursday 6:30-7:20PM $55 4
August July 1 July 30 August 1 Thursday 6:30-7:20PM $55 4
August July 1 Aug. 5 August 7 Wednesday 9:30-10:20AM $55 4
Sept. Aug. 1 Aug. 30 Sept. 4 Wednesday 9:30-10:20AM $55 4
Sept. Aug. 1 Aug. 30 Sept. 5 Thursday 6:30-7:20PM $55 4
Ballet/Tap – Instructor: Pat Horne
Location: Recreation Center – Multi-Purpose Room 1
Additional Information: Introduction to ballet/tap. Participants will need to have ballet and tap shoes. Parents are asked not to
stay during class time. The last class will be Parents Day.
Session I February 1 March 21 March 25 Monday 4:00-4:45PM $20/$40 6
Session II April 8 May 16 May 20 Monday 4:00-4:45PM $20/$40 6
Session III May 1 July 18 July 22 Monday 4:00-4:45PM $20/$40 6
Fall August 1 September 12 September 16 Monday 4:00-4:45PM $20/$40 6
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Ballet – Instructor: Pat Horne
Additional Information: Introduction to ballet. Participants will need to have ballet slippers. Parents are asked not to stay during
class time. The last class will be Parents Day.
Session I February 1 March 21 March 25 Monday 5:00-5:45PM $20/$40 6
Session II April 8 May 16 May 20 Monday 5:00-5:45PM $20/$40 6
Session III May 1 July 18 July 22 Monday 5:00-5:45PM $20/$40 6
Fall August 1 September 12 September 16 Monday 5:00-5:45PM $20/$40 6
Beginning Jazz – Instructor: Terry Wilson
Additional Information: Class includes Jazz moves from technique (dig steps, shaceys, ball changes, and pivots, etc.) to a little bit of
hip hop, zumba, fun dances to stretches and cool downs. Class includes a variety of music from upbeat tunes and todays hits.
Session I April 15 June 5 June 10 Monday/Wednesday 11:00-11:45AM $25/$45 3
Zumbatomic – Instructor: Bethany Nuckolls
Additional Information: Kids get ready to move!! Zumba is a dance fitness program that incorporates Latin Music and other musical
styles as well. Zumbatomic is a fun, healthy program for children using the Zumba Fitness Concept. It is 100% kid friendly with
songs, dances, and actions that promote an overall healthy lifestyle. Children should wear comfortable workout clothing and bring a
water bottle (with their name on it) and a towel to class.
Session I April 8 June 10 June 13 Thursday 3:00-3:45PM $25/$45 6
Martial Arts For Kids – Instructor: Levelle Windsor
Additional Information: Kids will learn warm up exercises along with basic blocks, punches and kicks in order to get strong and
healthy while learning how to protect themselves at the same time! Parents are asked not to stay in class during class time. The
last class will be Parents Day.
Session I April 8 May 17 May 22 Wednesday 4:30-5:15PM $25/$45 4
Session II May 1 June 24 June 26 Wednesday 4:30-5:15PM $25/$45 4
Session III July 1 Aug. 9 August 14 Wednesday 4:30-5:15PM $25/$45 4
Fall August 1 September 16 September 18 Wednesday 4:30-5:15PM $25/$45 4
Art Smart- Instructor: Terry Angle
Eligibility: Grades 1-5
Location: Recreation Center – Classroom I
Additional Information: An Introduction to Art. An additional $5.00 fee will be collected by the instructor for supplies.
Fall August 1 September 16 September 18 Wednesday 4:50-5:50PM $25/$45 4
*For information regarding classes and inclement weather, please contact VA Techniques at (540)381-5151 or visit their website
at www.vatechniques.com
Leaping Lizards
Eligibility: Girls and Boys K-2nd
grade
no jewelry, and long hair should be pulled back. Class Description: Basic through intermediate gymnastics skills, coordination,
agility, and balance are the main components of this class. Also expect increased self-esteem, confidence building and working
through fears. An emphasis of developing strong and flexible bodies will be through repetitions of chin ups, rope climbs, splits,
standing bridges, handstands and cartwheels. Students in this class will spend time perfecting their basic skills while learning safe
progressions into more intermediate skills. All students will grow at their individual pace with encouragement and positive
reinforcement.
May April 1 May. 2 May 1 Wednesday 4:30-5:30PM $60 4
June May 1 May 31 June 5 Wednesday 4:30-5:30PM $60 4
July June 3 June 28 July 3 Wednesday 4:30-5:30PM $60 4
August July 1 August 1 August 6 Tuesday 6:45-7:45PM $60 4
August July 1 August 1 August 7 Wednesday 4:30-5:30PM $60 4
September August 1 August 29 September 3 Tuesday 6:45-7:45PM $60 4
September August 1 August 29 September 4 Wednesday 4:30-5:30PM $60 4
Tumbling and Trampoline Junior (Tumbling Only)
Eligibility: Girls and Boys 1
st
-5
th
grade
no jewelry, and long hair should be pulled back. Class Description: This class is designed to help any child learn how to flip! From
boys to girls, cheerleaders to dancers, or just anyone who likes to go upside down, tumbling specific classes use aids such as skill
cushions, incline mats, back handspring trainers, spring floors, trampolines, and foam pits. Children will focus on core body strength,
coordination, flexibility, and body awareness to safely accelerate learning time. Experienced spotters are available to help athletes
maintain, develop, and improve handspring and aerial skills.
August July 1 August 2 August 6 Tuesday 4:15-5:15PM $60 4
Kartwheeling Koalas
Eligibility: Girls 3rd
-5th
grade
no jewelry, and long hair should be pulled back. Class Description: Basic through intermediate gymnastics skills, coordination,
agility, and balance are the main components of this class. Also expect increased self-esteem, confidence building and working
through fears. An emphasis of developing strong and flexible bodies will be through repetitions of chin ups, rope climbs, splits,
standing bridges, handstands and cartwheels. Students in this class will spend time perfecting their basic skills while learning safe
progressions into more intermediate skills. All students will grow at their individual pace with encouragement and positive
reinforcement.
June May 1 May 31 June 6 Thursday 4:15-5:15PM $60 4
September August 1 August 30 September 5 Thursday 4:15-5:15PM $60 4
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Tumbling Tigers
Eligibility: Boys 6th
grade and up
no jewelry, and long hair should be pulled back. Class Description: Tumbling Tigers is designed for school aged, beginner level boys.
It’s not only great for boys interested in learning gymnastics, but also for those trying to stay in shape during the off season of other
sports. With an emphasis on learning skills such as balance, coordination, agility, flexibility, and strength, this class is sure to help any
athlete reach their full potential in any sport they wish to pursue. Tigers introduces boys to equipment designed specifically for boys,
as well as other standard gymnastics apparatus. All students in the Tumbling Tigers class will grow at their individual pace with
encouragement and positive reinforcement.
June May 1 May 31 June 6 Thursday 6:45-7:45PM $60 4
September August 1 August 30 September 5 Thursday 6:45-7:45PM $60 4
Tumbling and Trampoline Senior (Tumbling Only)
Eligibility: Girls and Boys 6
th
grade and up
no jewelry, and long hair should be pulled back. Class Description: This class is designed to help any child learn how to flip! From
boys to girls, cheerleaders to dancers, or just anyone who likes to go upside down, tumbling specific classes use aids such as skill
cushions, incline mats, back handspring trainers, spring floors, trampolines, and foam pits. Children will focus on core body strength,
coordination, flexibility, and body awareness to safely accelerate learning time. Experienced spotters are available to help athletes
maintain, develop, and improve handspring and aerial skills.
May April 1 April 30 May 7 Tuesday 4:15-5:15PM $60 4
August July 1 August 2 Aug. 6 Tuesday 4:15-5:15PM $60 4
Middle and High School Gymnastics
Eligibility: Girls 6th
grade and up
no jewelry, and long hair should be pulled back. This class gives girls in middle school or high school an opportunity to learn new and
perfect current skills while working with gymnasts their own age. It’s not only great for girls interested in learning gymnastics, but
also for those trying to stay in shape during the off season of other sports. With an emphasis on learning skills such as balance,
coordination, agility, flexibility, and strength, this class is sure to help any athlete reach their full potential in any sport they wish to
pursue. This class is coached on an individual basis, which gives each student the potential to grow at their own pace with
encouragement and positive reinforcement.
May April 1 April 30 May 1 Wednesday 6:00-7:30PM $77 4
June May 1 May 31 June 5 Wednesday 6:00-7:30PM $77 4
July June 3 June 28 July 3 Wednesday 6:00-7:30PM $77 4
August July 1 August 2 August 7 Wednesday 6:00-7:30PM $77 4
September August 1 August 30 September 4 Wednesday 6:00-7:30PM $77 4
Beginning Horsemanship – Instructor: Chelista Linkous
Location: 866 Silver Lake Road, Christiansburg
Maximum: 4
Additional Information: Have a great time learning how to ride a horse during this 4 week program. Participants will learn all about
the horse during this 4 week program. Participants will learn all about the horse, the tack, how to mount/dismount, trotting, etc.
April March 1 March 29 April 3 Wednesday 7:30-8:30PM $105/$125 4
May April 1 May 3 May 8 Wednesday 7:30-8:30PM $105/$125 4
June May 1 May 31 June 5 Wednesday 7:30-8:30PM $105/$125 4
July June 3 July 5 July 10 Wednesday 7:30-8:30PM $105/$125 4
August July 1 August 2 August 7 Wednesday 7:30-8:30PM $105/$125 4
American Red Cross Babysitting Course
Eligibility: Ages 10 and older
Minimum: TBA Maximum: 20
Additional Information: Class is structured for children 10 years and up to prepare them for handling situations that arise in
babysitting younger brothers and sisters; or in earning extra money. This course stresses babysitter responsibilities along with
emphasizing first aid and child safety. Participants need to bring a bag lunch, teddy bear, pencil/pen and paper. Also, this course
satisfies many Girl/Boy Scout rank/badge requirements.
Registration Date Day of Week Time TR/NR
April 15-June 5 June 10 Monday 9:00-4:00PM $40
Teen Police Academy
Eligibility: Christiansburg High School Students – Grades 9-12
Date: July 29-August 2
Location: Recreation Center and Police Dept.
Co-Sponsored by: Christiansburg Police Dept. & Christiansburg Recreation Dept.
Maximum: 9
Additional Information: Each summer new candidates will be selected to attend the week long “Teen Police Academy”. If you would
like to be placed on the waiting list please call Pam at the Rec. Dept. at 382-2349 or email to ppeyton@christiansburg.org.
Merit Badge Summer School – Instructor: Lisa Bass (BSA Merit Badge Counselor)
* The following activities are available to boys and girls ages 10-17 interested in improving their health, learning new skills and
expanding their world. In addition to providing these programs to boys and girls in the community, this will introduce future Boy
Scouts in the journey of earning badge requirements while having fun.
*Cooking Merit badge
Location: Recreation Center – Classroom I and Kitchen
Additional Information: All day to involve nutrition, food labels, sanitation, and meal planning. Class will include a walking trip to
Food Lion to teach how to price a meal. Participants will also get to cook lunch using a healthy recipe. This merit badge will be an
Eagle- rank required badge in 2014.
Registration Eligibility Date Time TR/NR
April 8-July 10 Boys and Girls ages 10-17 Monday, July 15 9:00-4:00PM $20/$40
*Citizenship in the Community
Additional Information: Kids are citizens! Learn ways to become more involved in your community! The historical features, service
and governments of Montgomery County, Blacksburg and Christiansburg will be explored. This is an Eagle-required merit badge.
April 8-July 10 Boys and Girls ages 10-17 Tuesday, July 16 9:00-12:00 Noon $10/$20
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*Citizenship in the World
Additional Information: The world is vast and kids are its future! Discover how they are already citizens of the world. How good a
world citizen depends on a children’s willingness to understand, appreciate the values, traditions and concerns of people in other
countries. This is an Eagle-required merit badge.
April 8-July 10 Boys and Girls ages 10-17 Tuesday, July 16 1:00-4:00PM $10/$2
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*Personal Management
Additional Information: A child is never too young to begin mapping a plan for his or her life that involves setting short-range and
long-range goals. Children will investigate different ways to reach those goals. Money and time management skills will be taught
through games and simulations. This is an Eagle-required merit badge.
April 8-July 10 Boys and Girls ages 10-17 Wednesday, July 17 9:00-12:00 Noon $10/$20
*American Labor
Additional Information: Kids need to work. It makes America strong. How can a boy or girl find a job from chores at home, jobs in
the community or employment in a business? How do businesses recruit workers? Listed as “one of the 20 rarest merit badges
earned” by Boy Scouts. Children can also learn the history of the American labor movement along with laws providing workplace
protection, wages and hours.
April 8-July 10 Boys and Girls ages 10-17 Wednesday, July 17 1:00-4:00PM $10/$20
*Personal Fitness
Additional Information: Use the summer to get into healthy habits. Boys and girls will start with a fitness test and learn to monitor
nutrition, social time and bad habits. Children should wear exercise clothing to learn proper warm-up and stretching techniques
before the fitness test. This is an Eagle-required merit badge.
April 8-July 10 Boys and Girls ages 10-17 Thursday, July 18 9:00-12:00 Noon $10/$20
*Disabilities Awareness
Additional Information: Discover how people have their own personalities, distinct interests and ideas, different physical features,
strengths and needs. Examine types of disabilities, accessibility options and services available.
April 8-July 10 Boys and Girls ages 10-17 Thursday, July 18 1:00-4:00PM $10/$20
ADULT COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
EARLY MORNING YOGA – INSTRUCTOR: TONE DANCY
Eligibility: Ages 15 and over
Additional Information: How you spend your morning can and will most likely set the tone for the rest of your day. So try waking up
your mind and body with this early morning yoga flow. Take the time at the start of the day to center your awareness, energize the
body and allow your spirits to rise with the sun. All levels welcomed. Modifications will be introduced for complex poses so that the
beginners can work comfortably at their own level alongside the more advanced students in the class. The class is designed to have
varying intensity of movement with focused breath that will leave you feeling strong, calm and refreshed.
Session I January 15 Mar. 22 March 25 Mon/Wed/Fri 6:00-7:00AM $40/$60 6
Session II April 8 May 17 May 20 Mon/Wed/Fri 6:00-7:00AM $40/$60 6
Session III June 3 July 12 July 15 Mon/Wed/Fri 6:00-7:00AM $40/$60 6
Fall August 1 August 30 September 11(Wed) Mon/Wed/Fri 6:00-7:00AM $40/$60 6
P90 REC – INSTRUCTOR: PAM DIIOIA
Additional Information: This program combines cardio, strength training and endurance drills for an allover body workout. The class
offers a variety of unique and challenging moves that will slim, strengthen tone and firm. Also, includes many of the popular P90X
moves, which will keep the workout challenging and fun!
Session I April 1 May 3 May 7 Tuesday/Thursday 6:05-6:50AM $20/$40 6
Session II May 13 June 28 July 2 Tuesday/Thursday 6:05-6:50AM $20/$40 6
Fall July 8 September 3 September 5 (Thur) Tuesday/Thursday 6:05-6:50AM $20/$40 6
P90 REC (FRIDAY ONLY) – INSTRUCTOR: PAM DIIOIA
Additional Information: This program combines cardio, strength training and endurance drills for an allover body workout. The class
offers a variety of unique and challenging moves that will slim, strengthen tone and firm. Also, includes many of the popular P90X
moves, which will keep the workout challenging and fun!
MORNING AEROBICS – INSTRUCTOR: SONIA BADILLO
Additional Information: This is a choreographed cardio workout with a blend of music styles. There will be lots of fun and good
times for all fitness levels. Class includes: cardio, endurance training, strength and flexibility. Take some time for yourself and make
new friends. Great fun and fitness!!
Session I April 8 May 10 May 13 Mon/Wed/Fri 8:50-9:50AM $36/$56 8
Mini June 3 July 31 August 2 (Fri.) Mon/Wed/Fri 8:50-9:50AM $18/$38 4
Fall August 5 September 4 September 6 (Fri.) Mon/Wed/Fri 8:50-9:50AM $25/$45 6
ZUMBA TONING (DAY) – INSTRUCTOR: JANCIL WOOGE
Additional Information: A Latin-inspired dance and tone fitness program. The class will emphasize muscle work along with rhythms.
This combination of cardio and dynamic resistance exercises is an effective way to tone and shape the whole body. 1-3 pound
weights will be used.
Session I March 1 April 19 April 23 Tues/Thur 9:00-10:00AM $20/$40 6
Session II May 1 June 6 June 11 Tues/Thur 9:00-10:00AM $20/$40 6
Session III June 17 July 26 July 30 Tues/Thur 9:00-10:00AM $20/$40 6
Fall August 1 September 13 September 17 Tues/Thur 9:00-10:00AM $20/$40 6

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CORE BALANCE AND STRENGTH – INSTRUCTOR: JANCIL WOOGE
Additional Information: This exercise program will focus on strengthening, stretching, balancing and realigning your body. Core
exercises will enable your skeleton, muscles and joints to work together optimally. A head to toe workout that will help you look
great and feel terrific!
Session I March 1 April 19 April 23 Tuesday/Thursday 10:15-11:15AM $20/$40 6
Session II May 1 June 6 June 11 Tuesday/Thursday 10:15-11:15AM $20/$40 6
Session III June 17 July 26 July 30 Tuesday/Thursday 10:15-11:15AM $20/$40 6
Fall August 1 September 13 September 17 Tuesday/Thursday 10:15-11:15AM $20/$40 6
STROLLER FITNESS – INSTRUCTOR: LISA BASS
Location: Recreation Center Gym – Gym Court C
Additional Information: Pre-Requisites: the child must stay in the stroller. Siblings are not allowed to be brought to class. Jogger
strollers and sturdy strollers with bar handles are allowed.
Session I March 1 April 5 April 9 Tuesday 10:00-10:45AM $15/$30 6
Session I March 1 April 9 April 12 Friday 10:00-10:45AM $15/$30 6
Fall July 1 September 12 September 17 Tuesday 10:00-10:45AM $15/$30 6
TONING AND CONDITIONING – INSTRUCTOR: JANCIL WOOGE
Additional Information: Intense exercise class for all fitness levels with low to no impact and minimal choreography. Use of elastic
resistance bands, weights and body supported exercises and flexibility training for muscle strengthening, endurance and sculpting.
Session I March 18 April 29 May 1 (Wed.) Monday/Wednesday 5:15-6:00PM $20/$40 6
Session I April 8 June 20 June 24 Monday/Wednesday 5:15-6:00PM $20/$40 6
Session II July 1 August 9 August 12 Monday/Wednesday 5:15-6:00PM $20/$40 6
TOTAL BODY CARDIO – INSTRUCTOR: ANDY CRAMER
Location: Recreation Center – Multi-Purpose Room 2 Minimum: 9 Maximum: 30
Additional Information: Join this upbeat and fun total body conditioning class. Class will contain a variety of different types of
aerobic workouts.
Session II May 6 July 5 July 8 Monday/Wednesday 6:15-7:00PM $20/$40 6
Fall July 15 August 30 September 4 (Wed.) Monday/Wednesday 6:15-7:00PM $20/$40 6
30 MINUTE ABS/ARMS – INSTRUCTOR: ANDY CRAMER
Location: Recreation Center – Multi-Purpose Room 2 Minimum: 9 Maximum: 30
Additional Information: Get toned arms and work on those 6 pack abs in only 30 minutes!
Session II May 6 July 5 July 8 Monday/Wednesday 7:15-7:45PM $15/$30 6
Fall July 15 August 30 September 4 (Wed.) Monday/Wednesday 7:15-7:45PM $15/$30 6
JAZZERCISE (MON/WED) – INSTRUCTOR: LINDSAY HOLLAND LONG
Additional Information: This class offers a blend of jazz dance and exercises choreographed to today’s hottest music. The class
combines a great cardiovascular workout with resistance training and stretching that will increase your muscle tone, flexibility,
balance, strength and endurance using easy to follow movements.
Session I April 8 May 9 May 13 Monday/Wednesday 6:15-7:15PM $20/$40 6
Session II TBA TBA TBA Monday/Wednesday 6:15-7:15PM $20/$40 6
JAZZERCISE (TUES/THUR) – INSTRUCTOR: LINDSAY HOLLAND LONG
Additional Information: This class offers a blend of jazz dance and exercises choreographed to today’s hottest music. The class
combines a great cardiovascular workout with resistance training and stretching that will increase your muscle tone, flexibility,
balance, strength and endurance using easy to follow movements.
Session I April 8 May 3 May 7 Tuesday/Thursday 6:30-7:30PM $20/$40 6
Session II TBA TBA TBA Tuesday/Thursday 6:30-7:30PM $20/$40 6
BODY SCULPTING – INSTRUCTOR: LINDSAY HOLLAND LONG
Additional Information: Head to toe strength training using weights, exercise bands and an exercise ball. Participants are required
to provide their own exercise ball for the class.
Session I April 8 May 9 May 13 Monday/Wednesday 7:30-8:15PM $20/$40 6
Session II TBA TBA TBA Monday/Wednesday 7:30-8:15PM $20/$40 6
EVENING YOGA – INSTRUCTOR: TONE DANCY
Additional Information: All levels welcomed. Modifications will be introduced for complex poses so that beginners can work
comfortably at their own level alongside the more advanced students in the class. The class is designed to have varying intensity of
movement with focused breath that will leave you feeling strong, calm and refreshed.
Session I March 1 March 22 March 26 Tuesday/Thursday 7:30-8:30PM $30/$50 6
Session II April 8 May 17 May 21 Tuesday/Thursday 7:30-8:30PM $30/$50 6
Session III May 28 June 28 July 2 Tuesday/Thursday 7:30-8:30PM $30/$50 6
Fall July 8 September 3 September 5 (Thur.) Tuesday/Thursday 7:30-8:30PM $30/$50 6
MOVING THROUGH MIDLIFE – INSTRUCTOR: JANCIL WOOGE
Additional Information: This exercise program is geared to “middle age” participants, however, younger adults will benefit as well.
Activities will be a low to high intensity level using a variety of programs including low impact aerobics, stretching and toning, pilates
and yoga.
Session I March 1 April 19 April 23 Tuesday/Thursday 4:20-5:20PM $20/$40 6
Session II May 1 June 7 June 11 Tuesday/Thursday 4:20-5:20PM $20/$40 6
Session III June 17 July 26 July 30 Tuesday/Thursday 4:20-5:20PM $20/$40 6
Fall Aug. 1 September 13 September 17 Tuesday/Thursday 4:20-5:20PM $20/$40 6

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CARDIO/WEIGHT TRAINING – INSTRUCTOR: DIANE THOMPSON
Additional Information: An intense cardio and weight training workout.
Session I April 8 May 3 May 7 Tuesday/Thursday 5:45-6:45PM $20/$40 6
Session II May 13 July 5 July 9 Tuesday/Thursday 5:45-6:45PM $20/$40 6
Fall July 15 September 13 September 17 Tuesday/Thursday 5:45-6:45PM $20/$40 6
ZUMBA – INSTRUCTOR: PAIGE POOLE
Additional Information: The Zumba program uses Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a one of a kind fitness program.
The routines feature interval training sessions where fast and slow rhythms and resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt
your body while burning fat
Session I March 1 April 19 April 23 Tuesday/Thursday 5:30-6:20PM $20/$40 6
Session II May 1 June 21 June 25 Tuesday/Thursday 5:30-6:20PM $20/$40 6
Session III July 1 August 16 August 20 Tuesday/Thursday 5:30-6:20PM $20/$40 6
WEIGHT ROOM INSTRUCTION – INSTRUCTOR: SAL MARANTO
Dates: April-August Days/Times: By Appt. – schedule in the administrative office
Location: Recreation Center Weight Room
Fee: $12.00
Minimum: 1 per scheduled hour
Additional Information: Learn how to use the weight room properly and get a beginning workout plan to follow. Must pay before an
appointment time is secured. There will be NO refunds unless there is an instructor cancellation. Efforts will be made to re-
schedule your appt.
SHIP SHAPE CLUB
Dates: Ongoing
Days: Mon-Fri Time: 8:00-5:00PM
Location: Recreation Center
Fee: Town Residents FREE
Minimum: 1 per scheduled hour
Additional Information: Participate on your own for this weight loss club. Members will weigh in weekly or monthly at the
Recreation Center. We will keep track of your weight loss progress and present you with a “way to go” award for every 5 pounds
lost. Remember, when losing weight it is important to exercise and eat healthy foods. The Recreation Dept. offers many exercise
classes and wellness programs to help you on your weight loss journey. For more information contact Pam or Tammy at 382-2349.
SHIP SHAPE CLUB WEIGH-IN
Eligibility: Ship Shape Club Members
Days: Mon-Fri Time: 8:00-5:00PM
Location: Recreation Center
Fee: Town Residents FREE
BEGINNING HORSEMANSHIP – INSTRUCTOR: CHELISTA LINKOUS
Location: 866 Silver Lake Rd., Christiansburg
Maximum: 4
Additional Information: Have a great time learning how to ride a horse during this 4 week program. Participants will learn all about
the horse, the tack, how to mount/dismount, trotting, etc.
April March 1 March 29 April 2 Tuesday 7:30-8:30PM $105/$125 4
May April 1 May 3 May 7 Tuesday 7:30-8:30PM $105/$125 4
June May 1 May 31 June 4 Tuesday 7:30-8:30PM $105/$125 4
July June 3 July 5 July 9 Tuesday 7:30-8:30PM $105/$125 4
August July 1 August 2 August 6 Tuesday 7:30-8:30PM $105/$125 4
SPECIAL INTEREST PROGRAMS
NOVICE DOG OBEDIENCE – INSTRUCTOR: ROSIE HIGDON
Eligibility: Dogs 5 ½ months and older
Location: Christiansburg National Guard Armory
Maximum: 12
Additional Information: Delete unwanted behaviors – basic dog obedience and instruction on how to train your dog. All Dogs must
be de-wormed. Class on the first night will meet at 7:00PM for lecture. No dogs the first week, just the owners.
May April 8 May 13 May 15 Wednesday 6:30-7:20PM $70 6
May April 8 May 13 May 15 Wednesday 7:30-8:20PM $70 6
July May 20 July 15 July 17 Wednesday 6:30-7:20PM $70 6
July May 20 July 15 July 17 Wednesday 7:30-8:20PM $70 6
Fall July 22 September 9 September 11 Wednesday 6:30-7:20PM $70 6
Fall July 22 September 9 September 11 Wednesday 7:30-8:20PM $70 6
ADVANCED DOG OBEDIENCE – INSTRUCTOR: ROSIE HIGDON
Eligibility: Dogs 6 months and older
Location: Christiansburg National Guard Armory Maximum: 12
Additional Information: The class is designed to prepare the dog and handler team for obedience competition. This class can also be
used to improve the dog responding to the owner. Most of the class is dedicated to working on the various aspects of the
Companion Dog Title. This includes heeling, figure eights, stand for exam, come when called, sit and down stays. Various games are
played to reinforce the exercises.
May April 8 May 13 May 16 Thursday 6:30-7:20PM $60 6
INTERMEDIATE DOG OBEDIENCE – INSTRUCTOR: ROSIE HIGDON
Eligibility: Dogs 6 months and older
Location: Christiansburg National Guard Armory Maximum: 12
Additional Information: Pre-requisite: Dogs must have completed a novice dog obedience class. Improve the manners of your dog.
Class will concentrate on walking with a leash, greeting people and other dogs nicely, coming when called and sit/down and stay.
May April 8 May 13 May 16 Thursday 7:30-8:20PM $60 6
Fall July 22 September 9 September 12 Thursday 6:30-7:20PM $60 6
GAMES AND TRICKS CLASS – INSTRUCTOR: ROSIE HIGDON
Eligibility: Dogs of any age that have completed a Puppy or Beginner class.
Maximum: 12
Additional Information: The class is designed to teach the handler how to teach the dog various tricks. The tricks include give paw,
use paw to push things, roll over, open a mail box, weave between legs, push a skate board, etc. It is about playing with the dog and
building a stronger bond.
July May 20 July 15 July 18 Thursday 6:30-7:20PM $60 6
PUPPY KINDERGARTEN – INSTRUCTOR: ROSIE HIGDON
Eligibility: Puppies 10 – 17 weeks
Maximum: 14
Additional Information: This class is for puppies 10-17 weeks of age. The class is designed to get the puppy of to the right start. The
puppy will learn how to interact with people by sitting to greet, how to bite nicely, etc. The puppy will play with other puppies
providing socialization with other puppies. The class lessons cover how to teach sit, down, stand, walk on leash and come.
Owners will learn how to teach their puppy in a positive and proactive manner. They will learn how to deal with the typical puppy
problems (chewing, barking, mouthing, jumping up, etc.). Each week are discussion topics related to raising your puppy. The topics
include housebreaking, nutrition, grooming, and health care space. This is a six week course. The puppy comes to all classes. All
family or house members are encouraged to come to class.
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RALLY OBEDIENCE CLASS – INSTRUCTOR: ROSIE HIGDON
Eligibility: Dogs must have completed an Intermediate class and must have a concept of heeling.
Maximum: 14
Additional Information: This class introduces students to the different maneuvers and exercises of Rally Style Obedience. Rally
Obedience is the combination of obedience maneuvers using the flow and interaction of agility. It includes simple items like
forward, halt, left and right turns and more complicated things like serpentines around cones, U turns and more.
Fall July 22 September 9 September 12 Thursday 7:30-8:20PM $60 6
BUFFALO MOUNTAIN HIKE- INSTRUCTOR: GARY BRUMFIELD
Location: Floyd, VA
Additional Information: Travel with us to a beautiful scenic location in Floyd County. Lunch will be on your own at a local
restaurant. This is a moderate difficulty level hike.
Now-April 18 Ages 18 and over Monday, April 22 Leave the Rec. Center at 9:00AM $7/$14
SAFE KIDS NRV COALITION – CAR SEAT SAFETY CHECKS
Co-Sponsored By: Carilion, Christiansburg Recreation Dept. and Christiansburg Fire Dept.
Location: Christiansburg Fire Dept. Bay
Additional Information: Come by the Fire Dept. to make sure you have your car seat installed properly. Keep your kids safe!!
Date Time TR/NR
Thursday, April 25 4:00-6:00PM FREE
Thursday, May 30 4:00-6:00PM FREE
Thursday, June 27 4:00-6:00PM FREE
Thursday, July 25 4:00-6:00PM FREE
Thursday, August 29 4:00-6:00PM FREE
Thursday, September 26 4:00-6:00PM FREE
A NIGHT ON BROADWAY – “JUST SO, THE MUSICAL”
Location: CHS Auditorium
Additional Information: Christiansburg High School will be presenting a Broadway-style show this year with a musical based on
Rudyard Kipling’s book “the Just So Stories” about animals finding their traits. The show is bright, upbeat, and should provide a
great time of entertainment for people of all ages! After the show we will travel to the Palisades Restaurant for dinner. Participants
are responsible for their ticket to the show ($8 payable at the door) and for their meal at the Palisades.
April 8-May 2 Ages 18 and over Sunday, May 5 Leave the Rec. Center at 2:30PM $5/$10
STEP BY STEP HOME BUYERS CLASS
- Instructor: Rachel Hogan/Skip Slocumb Long and Foster Realtors
Location: Recreation Center- Classroom 1
Additional Information: Join Rachel and Skip as they give you helpful tips to be aware of when purchasing a home.
April 8-May 2 Ages 18 and over Tuesday, May 7 6:00-8:00PM FREE
June 3-July 18 Ages 18 and over Tuesday, July 23 6:00-8:00PM FREE
LUNCH BUNCH
Additional Information: Join us for our monthly lunch outing to various restaurants in the area. Please note the additional
information for the following restaurants: Salem House lunch buffet is an additional $7.95 plus tax and tip. Participants are
responsible for paying for their own lunch.
Registration Eligibility Date Time TR/NR Location
April 15-May 1 18 & over Wed. May 8 Leave Rec. Center @ 11:00am $7/$14 Salem House
April 15-June 19 18 & over Thurs. June 27 Leave Rec. Center @ 10:15am $7/$14 Gilligan’s Galley
April 15- July 19 18 & over Wed. July 24 Leave Rec. Center @ 10:45am $7/$14 Blue Door Café
April 15- Aug. 5 18 & over Tues. Aug. 13 Leave Rec. Center @ 10:30am $7/$14 Benny Marconi
April 15-September 11 18 & over Wed. September 18 Leave Rec. Center @ 10:30am $7/$14 K&J Cafe
WOHLFHART HAUS: SHOWBOAT
Additional Information: Come aboard for a sweeping tale spanning four decades, Show Boat is a journey into the lives, loves and
heartbreaks of three generations of show folks on the mighty Mississippi river. This Tony Award-winner features the musical
highlights Make Believe, Life upon the wicked stage, Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man and of course Ol’ Man River. Price is all inclusive.
Pre-register.
January 2- April 12 Ages 21 and over Thursday, May 9 Leave rec. center at 11:30am $47/$67 Wytheville
VIRGINIA FIREARMS SAFETY TRAINING
- Instructors: David Moye/Gary Fields - DCJS Certified Instructors
Additional Information: This class offered by Southwest Virginia Firearms Instruction is a Classroom Based Firearms Safety Course
designed to meet the requirements set forth in SP-248 Application for a Concealed Handgun Permit. Upon completing the course
the attendee will receive a certificate of completion. This class has been approved by the Honorable Robert M. D. Turk, Presiding
Judge, Chief Judge for the training requirement portion of the Application. The instructors are both Virginia Division of Criminal
Justice Certified General Instructors as well as Certified Firearms Instructors. Combined the instructors have over 35 years Law
Enforcement experience and are currently active Law Enforcement Officers in the New River Valley. Must show valid EMS
Identification upon registration.
Registration Eligibility Date Time Fee
April 8-May 3 Ages 18 and over Thursday, May 9 6:00-8:00PM $35 EMS Personnel/$45 all others
May 1-June 7 Ages 18 and over Thursday, June 13 6:00-8:00PM $35 EMS Personnel/$45 all others
CHILD FINGER-PRINTING
Co-Sponsored By: Christiansburg Recreation Dept. and Christiansburg Police Dept.
Location: Recreation Center Lobby
Additional Information: Come by the Recreation Department and have your child fingerprinted for your files in case of an
emergency.
Date Time TR/NR
Monday, May 13 10:00-12:00 Noon FREE
BODY FAT TESTING – JENNIE SCHAFER
Fee: $5.00 – Pay at the class (correct change or check)
Maximum: 10
Additional Information: Come and learn how much of your body weight is body fat. Testing is private and results are confidential.
Wear loose comfortable clothes (preferably shorts and t-shirt).
Date Time
Monday, June 10 Between 6:00-8:00PM
Monday, July 22 Between 6:00-8:00PM
Monday, August 26 Between 6:00-8:00PM
Monday, September 23 Between 6:00-8:00PM
EAT WELL, PLAY MORE: NUTRITION AND COOKING MADE EASY!
Instructors: Sharon Zuckerwar, Amy Poff & Melissa Kyle
Location: Recreation Center – Classroom 1 and Kitchen
Additional Information: Make the most of your time in the kitchen. Participants will learn the basics of meal planning, healthy food
shopping, nutrition and easy, “no equipment required” exercises. Learn how to involve your loved ones in meal planning and
preparation. Receive recipes, samples and learn how to cook healthy “on the go” breakfasts, prepare packed lunches and make
family dinners fun, easy and healthy.
Registration Eligibility Dates Time TR/NR Weeks
April 8 – May 10 Ages 18 and over Thursdays - May 16, May 23, May 30 6:00-7:30PM $30/$50 3

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SIMPLE AND AFFORDABLE MEXICAN COOKING
Instructors: Tammy Caldwell & Pam Peyton
Location: Recreation Center Kitchen
Additional Information: Enjoy a sampling of Mexican foods that are easy to make and easy on the pocketbook.
April 8-May 16 Ages 18 and over Monday, May 20 11:00-1:00PM $6/$12
EATING FOR BETTER ENERGY, FOCUS & SLEEP
Instructor: Dan Foley – Foley Health and Fitness Training
Additional Information: Learn the importance of eating the right foods for better morning energy and focus at work and food that
will help you fall asleep easier and sleep throughout the night.
April 8-May 15 Ages 16 and over Tuesday, May 21 6:00-7:00PM $5/$10
VIRGINIA CREEPER HIKE- INSTRUCTOR: GARY BRUMFIELD
Location: VA Creeper Trail
Additional Information: Travel with us as we hike another “leg” of the VA Creeper Trail. Lunch will be on your own at a local
restaurant.
April 8-May 20 Ages 18 and over Thursday, May 23 Leave the Rec. Center at 8:00AM $7/$14
BLACK RIDGE TRAIL HIKE- INSTRUCTOR: GARY BRUMFIELD
Location: Blue Ridge Parkway
Additional Information: Travel to the Blue Ridge Parkway and enjoy this scenic, vigorous hike. Lunch will be on your own at a local
restaurant. This hike is moderate in difficulty.
April 8-May 30 Ages 18 and over Monday, June 3 Leave the Rec. Center at 9:00AM $7/$14
EVENING BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING/INFORMATIONAL TABLE
Sponsored By: Carilion New River Valley Medical Center
Additional Information: Do you know your numbers? Blood pressure consists of two numbers. Your systolic pressure measure the
pressure of blood against artery walls when the heart pumps blood out during a heartbeat, while the diastolic pressure measures
the same pressure between heartbeats when the heart fills with blood. Both of these numbers are important and just because one
is normal doesn’t mean you’re off the hook. Come get checked!
Date Time TR/NR
Tuesday, June 4 Between 5:00-8:00PM FREE
BOOK SWAP
Additional Information: Drop off a maximum of 10 books between the hours of 8-5:00PM at least 2 days before the scheduled Book
Swap. At 5:15PM on the day the swap is held, you will be allowed to select different books to take home to enjoy.
Registration Date Time TR/NR
April 8-May 31 Wednesday, June 5 5:15PM $1 non-refundable
July 1-September 6 Thursday, September 12 5:15PM $1 non-refundable
COOKING IN SEASON
Instructor: Amy Epperley, Community Health Educator - Carilion New River Valley Medical Center
Location: Recreation Center – Kitchen
Additional Information: Cooking with seasonal ingredients straight from your garden, or the Farmer’s Market is becoming
increasingly popular for many reasons. Some of those include economic, health and environmental. In addition, ingredients
harvested in their peak season allow their natural flavors to shine. Attend this class to learn how to cook in season.
April 8-May 31 Ages 18 and over Thursday, June 6 11:00-1:00PM $6/$12
MARDI GRAS CASINO
Additional Information: Join us as we travel to Mardi Gras Casino. Enjoy playing the slot machines and table games. Lunch will be
on your own at the casino. We will arrive approximately at 11am and will depart at 3pm to head home. Pre-register.
April 15- June 3 21 and over Friday, June 7 Leave Rec. Center at 8am $12/$24 Cross Lane, WV.
MOCKINGBIRD CAFÉ AFTERNOON TEA
Location: Christiansburg
Maximum: 12
Additional Information: Enjoy a relaxing afternoon sipping tea and enjoying tasty treats. Participants are responsible for the cost of
the afternoon tea ($7 + gratuity) prices subject to change.
April 8-June 3 Ages 18 and over Tuesday, June 11 Leave the Rec. Center 3:15PM $3/$6
PREPARING YOUR HOUSE TO SELL
- Instructor: Rachel Hogan/Skip Slocumb Long and Foster Realtors
Additional Information: Things to do before putting your house on the market and how to increase your homes selling value.
April 8-June 6 Ages 18 and over Tuesday, June 11 6:00-8:00PM FREE
June 3-August 22 Ages 18 and over Tuesday, August 27 6:00-8:00PM FREE
MEAL ON THE GRILL – Instructors: Tammy Caldwell & Pam Peyton
Additional Information: Grilling is the ultimate high-flavor, low-fat cooking method –not to mention the quintessential taste of
summer. Grilled vegetables taste sweeter, grilled meats and seafood stay more succulent, and even fruit, like fresh pineapple,
acquires a wonderful smoke flavor when grilled. Attend this class to learn how to prepare an entire meal on the grill. Snacks and
recipes provided.
May 1-June 5 Ages 18 and over Wednesday, June 12 11:00-1:00PM $6/$12 Sr. Patio
WOHLFHART HAUS: FABULOUS 50’S
Additional Information: This glance at a simpler time features all the hits you remember as well as a “one-eyed, one-horned” special
appearance. Grab your Bobbi socks and poodle skirts and “stroll” down memory lane in this one of a kind show that captures the
FUN and FEEL of America’s Dream decade. Price is all inclusive. Pre-register.
April 1-July 3 Ages 21 and over Thursday, July 11 Leave Rec. Center at 11:30am $47/$67 Wytheville
MYSTERY FLEA MARKET/YARD SALES
Additional Information: Join us as we travel to an unknown destination flea market and yard sale stops along the road. Lunch will
be on your own at a local restaurant. Pre-register.
April 1-July 11 Ages 21 and over Friday, July 19 Leave Rec. Center at 6:30AM $13/$23 ??????

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NEW RIVER TRAIL HIKE- INSTRUCTOR: GARY BRUMFIELD
Location: New River Trail
Additional Information: Travel to the New River Trail as we complete another “leg” of the trail. Lunch will be on your own at a local
restaurant.
April 8-August 8 Ages 18 and over Monday, August 12 Leave the Rec. Center at 9:00AM $7/$14
THE PEGG HOUSE TEA ROOM
Additional Information: As a historical part of Kernersville, The Pegg House Tea Room is known for its comfort and elegance. Built in
1885 and located near the Kerners Folly
July 1-August 7 Ages 21 and over Thursday, August 15 Leave Rec. center at 8:30am $31/$51 Kernersville, NC
HUNTER SAFETY COURSE – INSTRUCTORS: VA DEPT. OF GAME AND INLAND FISHERIES
Register online at: www.dgif.virginia.gov/hunting/education/new/
Maximum: 50
Additional Information: Virginia has implemented a new, shorter hunter education course. Instead of 10 hours or more, the new
course will be 6-8 hours. Students will be required to complete several hours of self-study prior to the class. Some material on the
final test will be covered in the self-study material, but not during actual class time. Students must complete the self- study to
prepare themselves for the final test. Study manuals will be available for pick-up at the Recreation Dept. Participants must be
pre-registered, NO walk-in registrations at the class. Facility usage fee will be collected at the class.
Eligibility Date Time Fee
Ages 11 and over Sunday, August 18 1:00-7:00PM $3 for facility use. Pay at the class, correct change only.
GREEN VALLEY BOOK FAIR
Additional Information: Check out the newest arrivals at the Green Valley Book Fair and take advantage of wholesale prices. Lunch
will be on your own at a local restaurant. Pre-register.
April 1-August 15 Ages 21 and over Friday, August 23 Leave Rec. Center at 9:00AM $13/$23 Mt. Crawford
HEALTHY POTLUCK RECIPES
Instructor: Amy Epperley, Community Health Educator
Carilion New River Valley Medical Center
Location: Recreation Center – Kitchen
Additional Information: There’s no better way to enjoy a feast without the work then to host a potluck. Attend this seminar to learn
how to modify traditional potluck fare into healthier alternatives.
July 1-August 30 Ages 18 and over Thursday, September 5 4:00-6:00PM $6/$12
HEALTHY CAN BE DELICIOUS
Additional Information: Many people believe that if it tastes good, then it cannot be good for you. Actually foods good for you can
taste delicious as well. Attend this seminar to learn how to make foods that are both good for you and tastes delicious. Presenter:
Amy Epperley, Community Health Educator, Carilion New River Valley Medical Center. Pre-register
July 1-September 16 18 and over Tuesday, September 24 11:00-1:00PM FREE Rec. Kitchen
RECREATION CENTER REFUND POLICY
Partial refunds will not be issued for classes or programs unless the instructor is unable to complete the class. In case of cancelled
classes due to inclement weather, partial refunds will not be issued if at least 80% of the scheduled class has met. When possible a
cancelled class or activity will be rescheduled.
SENIOR MONTHLY CALENDAR
The senior section distributes a monthly calendar throughout the Town of Christiansburg at the beginning of each month. The
calendar lists programs, classes, trips and ongoing activities and special events. Please familiarize yourself with the following
abbreviations appearing on the calendar:
TR – Town Resident
NR – Non-Resident
T.fee – Transportation fee
Rec. ctr. – Recreation center
SENIOR ADVISORY BOARD
The Christiansburg Senior Advisory Board consists of the Supervisor of Senior & Special Populations Programs and ten local senior
citizens. The board is designed to discuss the Christiansburg Recreation Center’s senior programs and how we can better serve the
senior population. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, June 5
th
, 2013 in the conference room at 9:00am.
SENIOR LIBRARY DONATIONS
We are currently looking for large print edition books. The senior library has an superb selection of books for our seniors to check
out and read at their leisure. Before dropping off books, please contact Tammy Caldwell, 382-2349 ext. 2003
SENIOR ATHLETES OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
This is a group of seniors that participate in local, state and national senior games. They participate in fund-raiser events throughout
the year to help fund participating in senior games. For more information please call Don Agee at 389-9552.
TRIP TAKERS-A-BLAST FROM THE PAST
Mileage for each senior trip taker will be logged in after each trip. At the end of the year, the senior who has traveled the most miles
will be awarded a prize. The winner will be announced at our annual luncheon in January.
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES POLICY
The senior transportation service is conducted on an as-need basis. This service is provided to local senior citizens without access to
transportation. This enables individuals to participate in senior trips and special luncheons. When registering for trips or special
luncheons, senior needing to use the transportation service must state this need. Circumstances may arise in which individuals with
access to transportation require this service, in these cases policy will be applied at the discretion of the supervisor of senior &
special populations programs. If you have any questions contact Tammy Caldwell at 382-2349 ext. 2003.
CHRISTIANSBURG/MONTOGMERY TRIAD S.A.L.T COUNCIL
The Christiansburg/Montgomery Triad S.A.L.T (Senior and Law Enforcement Working Together Council works or various projects to
benefit senior citizens in the community. The council meets every third Tuesday of the month at 1:30pm at the Christians burg
Recreation Center; meetings are open to all senior citizens to attend. For additional information please contact Roy Thompson at
roylt33@juno.com or Steve Howard at sandmhoward@verizon.net
SENIOR LOCK BOX PROGRAM
Additional Information: The lockbox program provides emergency first responders a way to gain access into the homes of
participating residents to expedite access during a medical or other emergency. This program is sponsored by
Christiansburg/Montgomery Triad S.A.L.T Council and Christiansburg Police Department. For more information please contact. Sgt.
Phillip Townley or Gary Fields, Crime Prevention Specialist at 382-3131
BASKET WEAVERS
Additional Information: Group meets the 2
nd
Monday of each month. Please contact Deezie at 382-4803 for more information
Date Day Time Location
May 13, 2013 Monday 10am – 4pm Classroom 2 – Christiansburg Rec Center
June 10, 2013 Monday 10am – 4pm Classroom 2 – Christiansburg Rec Center
July 8, 2013 Monday 10am – 4pm Classroom 2 – Christiansburg Rec Center
August 12, 2013 Monday 10am – 4pm Classroom 2 – Christiansburg Rec Center
September 9, 2013 Monday 10am – 4pm Classroom 2 – Christiansburg Rec Center
BIBLE STUDY
Additional Information: Revolving pastors provide non-denominational devotions.
Day Time Location
Thursdays 10:15am-10:45am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
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BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS
Additional Information: Keep Track of your blood pressure numbers with this FREE service offered monthly.
April 3,10, 2013 Wednesday 9am – 10:30am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
April 17, 2013 Wednesday 9am – 10:00am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
May 1,8, 2013 Wednesday 9am – 10:30am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
Ma7 15, 2013 Wednesday 9am – 10:00am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
June 5,12, 2013 Wednesday 9am – 10:30am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
June 19, 2013 Wednesday 9am – 10:00am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
July 3,10, 2013 Wednesday 9am – 10:30am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
July 17, 2013 Wednesday 9am – 10:00am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
August 7,14 2013 Wednesday 9am – 10:30am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
August 21, 2013 Wednesday 9am – 10:00am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
September 4,11, 2013 Wednesday 9am – 10:30am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
September 18 Wednesday 9am – 10:00am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
BLOOD DRIVE
Additional Information: Give the gift of Life. Call 1-800-GIVELIFE to schedule an appointment
May 8, 2013 Wednesday 11am – 5pm Christiansburg Rec Center – Court C
June 3, 2013 Monday 9am – 3pm Christiansburg Rec Center – Court C
July 10, 2013 Wednesday 11am – 5pm Christiansburg Rec Center – Court C
August 5, 2013 Monday 9am – 3pm Christiansburg Rec Center – Court C
September 11, 2013 Wednesday 11am – 5pm Christiansburg Rec Center – Court C
CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP MEETING
April 17, 2013 Wednesday 12:30 – 2pm Christiansburg Rec Center – Sr. Lounge
May 15, 2013 Wednesday 12:30 – 2pm Christiansburg Rec Center – Sr. Lounge
June 19, 2013 Wednesday 12:30 – 2pm Christiansburg Rec Center – Sr. Lounge
July 17, 2013 Wednesday 12:30 – 2pm Christiansburg Rec Center – Sr. Lounge
August 21, 2013 Wednesday 12:30 – 2pm Christiansburg Rec Center – Sr. Lounge
September 18, 2013 Wednesday 12:30 – 2pm Christiansburg Rec Center – Sr. Lounge
COFFEE HOUR/ GOSPEL SING
Additional Info: Mary Dotson leads an inspirational sing-a-long.
April 2, 2013 Tuesday 10am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
May 14, 2013 Tuesday 10am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
June 11, 2013 Tuesday 10am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
July 9, 2013 Tuesday 10am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
August 13, 2013 Tuesday 10am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
September 10, 2013 Tuesday 10am Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
INTERNET USAGE
Additional Information: Internet access for senior citizens is available Monday – Friday from 8am-5pm, unless there is a program in
progress.
Day Time Location
Monday – Friday 8am – 5pm Senior Activities Room – Christiansburg Rec Center
MEDICARE: SIMPLE AS A B C & D
Additional Info: Each month more than 150,000 Americans become eligible for Medicare by turning 65 or because of disability.
Many have no idea how the Medicare health plan works nor understand what their options are for coverage. This course, given by a
licensed Humana Agent, explains Medicare and the coverage options available including: Supplements, Advantage Plans and Part D
Prescription Drug Coverage. This information can help you make smarter choices as to the most cost effective and best Medicare
health plan and options for you. This course is for anyone on or soon to be on Medicare, as well as caregivers of those on Medicare.
Instructor: Linda Walker. This event is only for educational purposes and no plan specific benefits or details will be shared.
Must Pre Register.
April 15-May 1 50 & over Saturday, May 4 10:00am-12noon FREE Sr. Act. Rm
April 15- May 29 50 & over Saturday, June 1 10:00am-12noon FREE Sr. Act. Rm
April 15- June 27 50 & over Saturday, July 6 10:00am-12noon FREE Sr. Act. Rm
April 15- July 30 50 & over Saturday, August 3 10:00am-12noon FREE Sr. Act. Rm
April 15- September 3 50 & over Saturday, September 7 10:00am-12noon FREE Sr. Act. Rm
PICKLEBALL
Additional Information: Pickleball is a combination of tennis and table tennis. Come out and join the fun!
Day Time Location
Tuesday/Thursday 8am – 10pm Christiansburg Rec Center – Court C
Wednesday 6:30pm – 8:30pm Christiansburg Rec Center – Court C
SENIOR AEROBICS - Instructor: Sonia Badillio
Additional Information: An ongoing low impact aerobics class designed for the more physical fir senior. Registration is required prior
to joining the class. As with any exercise regimen, we advise you to talk with your doctor before joining the class. Note: Class is free
with a valid membership otherwise $2 per class.
Ongoing Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10:45am – 11:45am MPRM 2
SENIOR MOTIONS – Instructor: Sonia Badillio
Additional Information: A less strenuous chair level exercise class designed for seniors who may have physical limitations.
Registration is required prior to joining the class. As with any exercise regimen, we advise you to talk with your doctor before joining
the class. Note: Class is free with a valid membership otherwise $2 per class.
Ongoing Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10:45am - 11:45am MPRM 2
SENIOR PICKUP BASKETBALL
Additional Information: Join in a game of pickup basketball with fellow senior for some fun, exercise and friendly competition.
Ongoing Monday, Wednesday 7pm – 9pm Christiansburg Rec Center Court D
Ongoing Friday 12noon – 2pm Christiansburg Rec Center Court D
SENIOR BILLIARDS
Additional Information: The senior billiard room is available for play, except during lessons, tournaments or special events. Billiard
room is locked after 5pm M-F and weekends, if you are a senior and would like to access after-hours, please contact the Recreation
Supervisor on duty at the front counter.
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LUNCH BUNCH
Additional Info: Join us for our monthly lunch outing to various restaurants in the area. Please note the additional information for
the following restaurants: Salem House lunch buffet is an additional $7.95 plus tax and tip. Participants are responsible for paying
for their own lunch.
April 15-May 1 18 & over Wednesday, May 8 Leave Rec. Center @ 11am $7/$14 Salem House
April 15-June 19 18 & over Thursday, June 27 Leave Rec. Center @ 10:15am $7/$14 Gilligan’s Galley
April 15-July 19 18 & over Wednesday, July 24 Leave Rec. Center @ 10:45am $7/$14 Blue Door Café
April 15-August 5 18 & over Tuesday, August 13 Leave Rec. Center @ 10:30am $7/$14 Benny Marconi
April 15-September 11 18 & over Wednesday, September 18 Leave Rec. Center @ 10:30am $7/$14 K&J Cafe
CHARITABLE GIVING-MAKING A DIFERENCE IN YOUR COMMUNITY
Additional Info: For more information, please call Karen Nelson at 443-3416
N/A 50 and over Tuesday, April 16 2:00pm FREE Warm Hearth
INTERCOMMUNITY SAFETY & THE OLDER ADULT
Additional Info: Community Safety and the Older Adult will focus on common sense measures seniors can take to avoid becoming a
crime statistic. By focusing on common sense measures and taking advantage of the educational efforts of your local crime
prevention organizations, seniors can drastically improve their odds of not becoming a victim of crime. Instructor: Sgt. Phillip
Townley, CPR Crime Prevention.
March 1-April 10 50 and over Wednesday, April 17 10:15am FREE, pre-register Sr. Act. Rm
SPRING LUNCHEON
Additional Info: Enjoy great food and fellowship. Spiral glazed ham, rolls and drinks provided. Bring a side dish or dessert to share.
Bingo will follow the luncheon if you’d like to stay for extra fun. Bring $1 in quarters for bingo prizes.
Janruary 2-March 26 50 and over Thursday, April 18 12:00noon FREE, pre-register Bburg Comm. Ctr.
BUFFALO MOUNTAIN HIKE - Instructor: Gary Brumfield
Location: Floyd, VA
Additional Information: Travel with us to a beautiful scenic location in Floyd County. Lunch will be on your own at a local
restaurant. This is a moderate difficulty level hike.
Now-April 18 Ages 18 and over Monday, April 22 Leave the Rec. Center @ 9:00AM $7/$14
DINNER AND DANCE
Additional Info: Put on your dancing shoes an enjoy and evening of big band music and dinner. Music provided by DJ Earl Brown
April 15-May 10 50 and over Friday, May 17 6-8pm $15 Court A
CRAFT DAY
Additional Info: Join us for a fun way to celebrate Mother’s Day by designing and painting your own ceramic watering can planter.
Decorate the watering can with bright, vivid colors and fill it with pretty flowers or use it to water your plants. Pre-register
April 15- May 13 50 and over Thursday, May 16 11am FREE MCC
SIMPLE AND AFFORDABLE MEXICAN COOKING
INSTRUCTORS: TAMMY CALDWELL & PAM PEYTON
Location: Recreation Center Kitchen
Additional Information: Enjoy a sampling of Mexican foods that are easy to make and easy on the pocketbook.
April 8-May 16 Ages 18 and over Monday, May 20 11:00-1:00PM $6/$12
EATING FOR BETTERY ENERGY, FOCUS & SLEEP
INSTRUCTOR: DAN FOLEY-FOLEY HEALTH AND FITNESS TRAINING
Additional Information: Learn the importance of eating the right foods for better morning energy and focus at work and food that
will help you fall asleep easier and sleep throughout the night.
April 8-May 15 Ages 16 and over Tuesday, May 21 6:00-7:00PM $5/$10
Virginia Creeper Hike - Instructor: Gary Brumfield
Location: VA Creeper Trail
Additional Information: Travel with us as we hike another “leg” of the VA Creeper Trail. Lunch will be on your own at a local
restaurant.
April 8-May 20 Ages 18 & over Thursday, May 23 Leave the Rec. Center @ 8:00AM $7/$14
WHAT IS CHROPRACTIC CARE
Additional Info: Dr. Matthis will give a basic history of the chiropractic profession and its essential inclusion in healthcare for today’s
seniors. The presentations will be interactive and inclusive of the participants. Each lecture will build on the previous lecture (as a
series), but they will be easily understood and followed individually as well. Handouts will be available for distribution to the
participants.
Not required 50 and over Tuesday, May 28 10:15am FREE Sr. Act. Rm
ZUMBA GOLD - Instructor: Jancil Wooge
Location: Recreation Center –Multipurpose Rm 2 Minimum: 12 Maximum: 25
Additional Information: This is a workout program based on Latin dances and steps that are easy to follow. Come enjoy this dance
class that provides joy, fun and fitness!
Session I April 1 May 6 May 15 MWF 9-10am $25/$45 6
Session II June 3 July 8 July 8 MWF 9-10am $25/$45 6
Session I July 29 September 4 September 4 MWF 9-10am $25/$45 6
MONDAYS AT THE MOVIE
Additional Info: Join us for Monday movies and refreshments. This program is FREE, pre-register by the Monday before each movie.
April 15-May 13 50 and over Monday, May 20 11am-1pm FREE Conference Rm
May 6-June 3 50 and over Monday, June 10 11am-1pm FREE Conference Rm
June 3- July 8 50 and over Monday, July 15 11am-1pm FREE Conference Rm
July 15-August 12 50 and over Monday, August 19 11am-1pm FREE Conference Rm
August 12-September 16 50 and over Monday, September 23 11am-1pm FREE Conference Rm
BLACK RIDGE TRAIL HIKE – Instructor: Gary Brumfield
Location: Blue Ridge Parkway
Additional Information: Travel to the Blue Ridge Parkway and enjoy this scenic, vigorous hike. Lunch will be on your own at a local
restaurant. This hike is moderate in difficulty.
April 8-May 30 Ages 18 and over Monday, June 3 Leave the Rec. Center @ 9:00AM $7/$14
EVENING BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING/INFORMATIONAL TABLE
Sponsored By: Carilion New River Valley Medical Center
Additional Information: Do you know your numbers? Blood pressure consists of two numbers. Your systolic pressure measure the
pressure of blood against artery walls when the heart pumps blood out during a heartbeat, while the diastolic pressure measures
the same pressure between heartbeats when the heart fills with blood. Both of these numbers are important and just because one
is normal doesn’t mean you’re off the hook. Come get checked!
Date Time TR/NR
Tuesday, June 4 Between 5:00-8:00PM FREE

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BOOK SWAP
Additional Information: Drop off a maximum of 10 books between the hours of 8-5:00PM at least 2 days before the scheduled Book
Swap. At 5:15PM on the day the swap is held, you will be allowed to select different books to take home to enjoy.
Registration Date Time TR/NR
April 8-May 31 Wednesday, June 5 5:15PM $1 non-refundable
July 1-September 6 Thursday, September 12 5:15PM $1 non-refundable
COOKING IN SEASON
Instructor: Amy Epperley, Community Health Educator Carilion New River Valley Medical Center
Location: Recreation Center – Kitchen Minimum: 4 Maximum: 8
Additional Information: Cooking with seasonal ingredients straight from your garden, or the Farmer’s Market is becoming
increasingly popular for many reasons. Some of those include economic, health and environmental. In addition, ingredients
harvested in their peak season allow their natural flavors to shine. Attend this class to learn how to cook in season.
April 8-May 31 Ages 18 and over Thursday, June 6 11:00-1:00PM $6/$12
MOCKINGBIRD CAFÉ AFTERNOON TEA
Location: Christiansburg Maximum: 12
Additional Information: Enjoy a relaxing afternoon sipping tea and enjoying tasty treats. Participants are responsible for the cost of
the afternoon tea ($7 + gratuity) prices subject to change.
April 8-June 3 Ages 18 and over Tuesday, June 11 Leave the Rec. Center @ 3:15PM $3/$6
MEAL ON THE GRILL
Additional Info: Grilling is the ultimate high-flavor, low-fat cooking method –not to mention the quintessential taste of summer.
Grilled vegetables taste sweeter, grilled meats and seafood stay more succulent, and even fruit, like fresh pineapple, acquires a
wonderful smoke flavor when grilled. Attend this class to learn how to prepare an entire meal on the grill. Snacks and recipes
provided.
Instructors: Tammy Caldwell and Pam Peyton Minimum: 5 Maximum: 8
May 1-June 5 18 and over Wednesday, June 12 11am-1pm $6/$12 Sr. Patio
LUNCH AND LEARN
Additional Information: Protecting yourself and your loved ones from fraud will be the topic. Presented by Home Instead Senior
Care. Lunch to follow
April 15-June 11 50 & over Tuesday, June 18 11:30am-1ppm FREE, must pre-reg. Bburg Comm. Ctr.
FALL PREVENTION AND CHIROPRACTIC CARE
Additional Info: Dr. Matthis will expand on the importance of proper nervous system function for the needed proprioception to
decrease falls in the senior home. He will also give examples of how to “fall-proof” the senior home. The presentations will be
interactive and inclusive of the participants. Each lecture will build on the previous lecture (as a series), but they will be easily
understood and followed individually as well. Handouts will be available for distribution to the participants.
Not required 50 and over Tuesday, June 25 10:15am FREE SR. Act. Rm
PATIO BINGO
Additional Info: Join us on the patio for bingo, prizes, fun, and summertime refreshments. Bring $1 in quarters for bingo prizes.
Registration Eligibility Date Time TR Location
May 1-June 19 50 and over Wednesday, June 26 11am-1pm $4 Sr. Patio
LUNCH TIME BINGO
Additional Information: Let’s play some bingo! Lunch to follow. Bring a $1 in quarters for Bingo prizes.
April 15-July 12 50and over Tuesday, July 16 11:00am-1pm $1 in quarters for prizes Blacksburg Comm. Ctr.
MAINTAING ACTIVITY
Additional Info: Dr. Matthis will draw on physiology to teach the importance of activity maintenance for seniors to increase longevity
and decrease chances of injury and illness. The presentations will be interactive and inclusive of the participants. Each lecture will
build on the previous lecture (as a series), but they will be easily understood and followed individually as well. Handouts will be
available for distribution to the participants.
Not required 50 and over Tuesday, July 23 10:15am FREE Sr. Act. Rm
CONCERT AND ICE CREAM SOCIAL
Additional Info: Grab your friends and head on down to Bisset Park for a FREE concert with Blacksburg Community band and an ice
cream social. Ice cream social will start at 6pm at shelter #1 at Bisset Park, participants are asked to bring an ice cream topping to
share. Blacksburg Community Band will take the stage from 7-8pm. Pre-register.
May 1-July 15 50 and over Tuesday, July 23 6pm FREE Bisset Park
NEW RIVER TRAIL HIKE- INSTRUCTOR: GARY BRUMFIELD
Location: New River Trail
Additional Information: Travel to the New River Trail as we complete another “leg” of the trail. Lunch will be on your own at a local
restaurant.
April 8-August 8 Ages 18 and over Monday, August 12 Leave the Rec. Center @ 9:00AM $7/$14
UNDERSTANDING YOUR HEALTHCARE OPTIONS
Additional Info: Christie Albert from Radford Health and Rehab will provide information on healthcare and living options in the New
River Valley. This informative presentation will offer scenarios of real situations and where you can turn during your time of need.
An ice cream social and bingo will follow program. Bring a dish to share for the luncheon or a topping for the ice cream. Pre-
register. Participants will need to drive themselves to the program.
April 15- August 12 50 and over Thursday, August 15 11am FREE MCC
ERGONOMICS
Additional Info: Dr. Matthis will present on the proper ergonomic positions for the senior to minimize injury. The presentations will
be interactive and inclusive of the participants. Each lecture will build on the previous lecture (as a series), but they will be easily
understood and followed individually as well. Handouts will be available for distribution to the participants.
Not Required 50 and over Tuesday, August 20 10:15 am FREE Sr. Act. Rm
BINGO LUAU
Additional Info: Join us for bingo luau on the patio. Dress in your Hawaiian attire. Luau refreshments provided. Bring $1.00 in
quarters for bingo prizes.
June 3-August 20 50 and over Thursday, August 22 11am-1pm $4 Sr. Patio
HEALTHY POTLUCK RECIPES
Instructor: Amy Epperley, Community Health Educator Carilion New River Valley Medical Center
Location: Recreation Center – Kitchen Minimum: 4 Maximum: 8
Additional Information: There’s no better way to enjoy a feast without the work then to host a potluck. Attend this seminar to learn
how to modify traditional potluck fare into healthier alternatives.
July 1-August 30 Ages 18 and over Thursday, September 5 4:00-6:00PM $6/$12
ONE ON ONE COMPUTER- Instructor: Molly McClintock
Additional Information: This is a one-on-one computer class; instruction will be based around the participant’s skill level and
individual specifications. Class days and times will be scheduled with instructor.
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SENIOR FRAUD & SCAMS
Additional Info: Everyday older adults fall prey to unscrupulous individuals who seek to defraud and scam the elderly. Crime
Prevention Officers Gary Fields of the Christiansburg Police Department and Christopher Lucas of the Montgomery County Sheriff’s
Department will help you understand what you can do to protect you and your family from consumer fraud and scams that can
deplete your bank account and put your finances in jeopardy. Often scam-artists will call, email or knock at your door to get you to
accept goods or services this program will provide you valuable information on how you can handle and avoid these abusive
practices. Bring a dish to share for the luncheon. Pre-register.
April 15-September 16 50 and over Thursday, Sept. 19 11am FREE MCC
HEALTHY CAN BE DELICIOUS
Additional Info: Many people believe that if it tastes good, then it cannot be good for you. Actually foods good for you can taste
delicious as well. Attend this seminar to learn how to make foods that are both good for you and tastes delicious. Presenter: Amy
Epperley, Community Health Educator, Carilion New River Valley Medical Center. Pre-register
July 1-September 16 18 and over Tuesday, September 24 11am-1pm FREE Sr. Kitchen
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
If Montgomery County Public Schools are delayed, closed or released early due to inclement weather, any trip scheduled for that
day will be cancelled. If the school system where we are traveling to is delayed, closed or released early due to inclement weather
any trip scheduled for that day will be cancelled.
TRIP REFUND POLICY
To receive a full refund for trip individuals must contact the administrative office in writing one week prior to trip departure of
scheduled trip. No refunds will be given after registration deadline.
MYSTERY TRIP
Additional Info: Travel to an unknown destination. Lunch on your own. Pre-register.
January 2-April 12 50 and over Friday, April 19 Leave Rec. Center @ TBA $7/$14 ??????
A NIGHT ON BROADWAY-“JUST SO, THE MUSICAL”
Location: CHS Auditorium
Additional Information: Christiansburg High School will be presenting a Broadway-style show this year with a musical based on
Rudyard Kipling’s book “the Just So Stories” about animals finding their traits. The show is bright, upbeat, and should provide a
great time of entertainment for people of all ages! After the show we will travel to the Palisades Restaurant for dinner. Participants
are responsible for their ticket to the show ($8 payable at the door) and for their meal at the Palisades.
April 8-May 2 Ages 18 and over Sunday, May 5 Leave the Rec. Center @ 2:30PM $5/$10
WOHLFHART HAUS: SHOWBOAT
Additional Info: Come aboard for a sweeping tale spanning four decades, Show Boat is a journey into the lives, loves and
heartbreaks of three generations of show folks on the mighty Mississippi river. This Tony Award-winner features the musical
highlights Make Believe, Life upon the wicked stage, Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man and of course Ol’ Man River. Price is all inclusive.
Pre-register.
April 15-May 1 21 and over Thursday, May 9 Leave Rec. Center @ 11:30am $47/$67 Wytheville, Va
SENIOR TRIPS
INGLEWOOD LAVENDAR FARM
Additional Info: Inglewood Lavender Farm began its first planting in May 2011. Ten acres on the farm are dedicated to growing five
varieties of lavender. There are about 6500 lavender plants, each lovingly planted, pruned and harvested by hand. We will tour the
lavender farm. Please keep in mind when registering for this trip there will be a lot of walking involved; please make sure to wear
appropriate shoes. Lunch will be on your own at local restaurant. Pre-register.
April 15-May 16 50 and over Friday, May 24 Leave Rec. Center @ 6:30am $17/$24 Nelson County
HEARTWOOD THURSDAY NIGHT BBQ
Additional Info: Enjoy an evening of live music from the Crooked Road. Dinner will be on your own at Heartwood. Pre-register.
Minimum:6 Maximum: 9
April 15-May 22 50 and over Thursday, May 30 Leave Rec. Center @ 3:30pm $12/$22 Abingdon, Va
MARDI GRAS CASINO
Additional Info: Join us as we travel to Mardi Gras Casino. Enjoy playing the slot machines and table games. Lunch will be on your
own at the casino. We will arrive approximately at 11am and will depart at 3pm to head home. Pre-register.
April 15- June 3 21 and over Friday, June 7 Leave Rec. Center @ 8am $12/$24 Cross Lane, Wva.
BARTER THEATER: SOUTHERN FRIED FUNERAL
Additional Info: When Dewey Frye drops dead in the middle of a Rotary meeting, half the town of New Edinburgh Mississippi turns
out for his funeral, whether his widow Dorothy wants them or not. And goodness knows she already has her hands full, with feuding
daughters and a no-good brother-in-law to deal with. Fee includes transportation and ticket to the play. Price includes
transportation and ticket to play. Lunch on your own at local restaurant. Pre-register.
April 15-June 5 50 and over Thursday, June 13 Leave Rec. Center @ 9:00AM $40/$60 Abingdon, Va
WOLFCREEK INDIAN VILLAGE
Additional Info: Imagine life 500 years ago. The Wolf Creek Indian Village will introduce you to the life led by the Eastern Woodland
Indians who inhabited the land 500 years ago. Price includes transportation and admission. Lunch on your own at local restaurant.
Pre-register.
April 15-June 20 50 and over Friday, June 28 Leave Rec. Center @ 9:00AM $13/$23 Bastian, Va
WOHLFHART HAUS: FABULOUS 50’S
Additional Info: This glance at a simpler time features all the hits you remember as well as a “one-eyed, one-horned” special
appearance. Grab your Bobbi socks and poodle skirts and “stroll” down memory lane in this one of a kind show that captures the
FUN and FEEL of America’s Dream decade. Price is all inclusive. Pre-register.
April 15-July 3 21 and over Thursday, July 11 Leave Rec. Center @ 11:30am $47/$67 Wytheville, Va
MYSTERY FLEA MARKET/YARD SALES
Additional Info: Join us as we travel to an unknown destination flea market and yard sale stops along the road. Lunch will be on
your own at a local restaurant. Pre-register.
April 15-July 11 21 and over Friday, July 19 Leave Rec. Center @ 6:00AM $13/$23 ??????
ALL-A-FLUTTER BUTTERFLY FARM
Additional Info: The farm raises Monarch butterflies for release and for sale. Join us as we learn about the Monarch butterfly and
enjoy the beautiful farm. Lunch on your own. Pre-register.
April 15-July 17 50 and over Friday, July 26 Leave Rec. Center @ 8:00AM $12/$22 High Point, Nc

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VIRGINIA SAFARI PARK
Additional Info: Virginia Safari Park is Virginia's only drive-thru zoo! The 180-acre park is home to over
1,000 exotic animals from 6 continents! Price includes transportation, wagon ride and feed. Lunch on your own at a local
restaurant. Pre-register. Minimum: 8 Maximum: 20
April 15-July 24 50 and over Friday, August 2 Leave Rec. Center @ 8:30AM $24/$48 Natural Bridge, Va
DANIEL STOWE BOTANICAL GARDEN
Additional Info: Part nature preserve, part showcase for the best of Southern horticulture. Join us as we explore over 110 acres of
themed gardens and fountains. Please keep in mind when registering for this trip there will be a lot of walking involved; please
make sure to wear appropriate shoes. Pre-register.
April 15-August 1 50 and over Friday, August 9 Leave Rec. Center @ 7:30am $30/$50 Belmont, Nc
THE PEGG HOUSE TEA ROOM
Additional Info: As a historical part of Kernersville, The Pegg House Tea Room is known for its comfort and elegance. Built in 1885
and located near the Kerners Folly. FEE IS ALL INCLUSIVE.
April 15-August 7 21 and over Thursday, August 15 Leave rec. ctr @ 8:30am $31/$51 Kernersville, Nc
GREEN VALLEY BOOK FAIR
Additional Info: Check out the newest arrivals at the Green Valley Book Fair and take advantage of wholesale prices. Lunch will be
on your own at a local restaurant. Pre-register.
April 15-August 15 21 and over Friday, August 23 Leave Rec. Center @ 9:00AM $13/$23 Mt. Crawford
MYSTERY TRIP
Additional Info: Travel with us to an unknown destination. Lunch on your own at a local restaurant. Pre-register.
April 15-August 29 50 and over Friday, September 6 Leave Rec. Center @ 8:30am $25/$45 ??????
WOHLFHART HAUS: ALMOST HEAVEN
Additional Info: Relive the beloved music of America’s own John Denver! His songs from the late 60’s and early 70’s were played and
sung throughout the entire world. Price is all inclusive. Pre-register.
April 15-September 5 50 and over Thursday, September 12 Leave Rec. Center @ 11:30am $47/$67 Wytheville
ROANOKE GREEK FESTIVAL
Additional Info: Come join the thousands of participants who visit this joyous cultural festival each fall. We look forward to sharing
our food, music and our joy for life with you. FOOD, FUN AND DANCE! Presented by Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. Pre-
register.
April 15-September 12 50 and over Friday, September 20 Leave Rec. Center @ 10:30AM $7/$14 Roanoke
BURKE’S GARDEN FALL FESTIVAL
Additional Info: Come and celebrate our agricultural heritage with homemade food, home-grown produce, handmade crafts and
hands-on farm demonstrations in the beautiful valley of Burke's Garden, VA. The highest valley in Virginia and adjacent to the
Appalachian Trail, this National Historic District is renowned for its rolling terrain and fertile farmland. Lunch on your own at the
festival. Pre-register.
April 15-September 20 50 and over Friday, September 28 Leave Rec. Center @ 8:00AM $13/$23 Tazewell
SENIOR CARE FAIR
Additional Info: The Christiansburg/Montgomery Triad S.A.L.T Council will be sponsoring its annual Senior Care Fair. The care fair is
open to any senior citizen or those interested in issues involving seniors. Local agencies, businesses and organizations that provide
services to senior citizens will be on site as exhibitors. Refreshments will be provided at the seminars for participants at no charge.
Door prizes donated by exhibitors will be given through the day. For more information or to participate as an exhibitor, please
contact: Tammy Caldwell, 540-382-2349 or tcaldwell@christiansburg.org. Exhibitors must contribute a door prize to be given away
day of fair
April 1-May 15 50 and over Tuesday, May 21 8:00am-12:00noon FREE Court A/C
MOTHER/FATHER’S DAY LUNCHEON
Additional Info: Join us as we celebrate mother’s day and father’s day with our annual luncheon. Refunds will not be issued after
registration deadline.
April 15-May 30 50 and over Thursday, May 23 12:00noon $8.00 MPRM 2
INDOOR YARDSALE
Additional Information: 8th Annual Senior Yard Sale sponsored by SAMS (Senior Athletes of Montgomery County) to be held inside
the Christiansburg Parks and Recreation. Applications available at the Christiansburg Recreation Center and must be filled out
completely with payment and mailed to: Christiansburg Parks & Recreation Attn: Tammy Caldwell 1600 N. Franklin St Christiansburg,
Va. 24073. Spaces will be marked off; one 6 foot table will be provided per space. Participants can bring their own tables but must
stay within their designated space and are responsible for making sure any table; display they bring in does not mark up or tear the
gym floor. Vendors will not be permitted to sell any food or drinks. Participants will be allowed to start setting up at 6:00am NO
SOONER. You are responsible for the handling of your own cash and monetary
April 15-May 30 18 and over Saturday, June 1 8:00am-12noon $10 per space Court A/C
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COOKING CLASS
Additional Info: Participants will prepare a healthy easy meal each week, as well as learn important cooking skills and how to use
various kitchen equipment. Please indicate on registration form which class you will be attending. Instructors: Sheila Roop, Tammy
Caldwell and Morgan Fenton. To register for class contact Sheila Roop at 381-0130.
January 2-March 22 18 and over Tuesday, April 2 12:00noon-1:30pm $12/$24 Sr. Kitchen
January 2-March 22 18 and over Wednesday, April 3 12:00noon-1:30pm $12/$24 Sr. Kitchen
SPRING DANCE
Additional Info: An opportunity for clients, family members and friends to dress up for an evening of socializing and dancing.
Music, refreshments and door prizes furnished. Co-sponsored by Christiansburg Department of Parks & Recreation and Intellectual
Disabilities Agency. To register for class contact Sheila Roop at 381-0130.
N/A 18 and over Friday, April 12 7-9pm Court C
CHRISTIANSBURG/MONTGOMERY TRIAD S.A.L.T. COUNCIL
The Christiansburg/Montgomery Triad S.A.L.T. (Seniors and Law Enforcement Working Together) Council works on various projects
to benefit senior citizens in the community. The council meets every third Tuesday of the month at 1:30pm at the Christiansburg
Recreation Center; meetings are open to all senior citizens to attend. For additional information please contact Roy Thompson at
roylt33@juno.com or Steve Howard at sanmhoward@verizon.net.
Event Eligibility Date Time TR/NR Location
Shred-a-thon 50and over Saturday, May 4 9am-12noon FREE CDPR
Senior Care Fair 50 and over Tuesday, May 21 8am-12noon FREE Court A
Senior Citizens Police Academy 50 and over June 17-June 21 9am-3pm FREE Sr. Act. Rm
Fraud Seminar 50 and over Tuesday, August 20 1:30pm FREE Classroom 2
Summer Picnic 50 and over Tuesday Sept. 17 11am-1pm FREE Mid County Park
SPECIAL POPULATION PROGRAMS
DOUBLES RACQUETBALL TOURNAMENT- PLAY WITH FIRE
Additional Information: May 24th
at 5PM, we will draw names for first round matches. For more information, call
Charlton at 382-2349. Registration forms will be available in April.
Reg. ends Eligibility Minimum Date Time Location Fee
May 24th
18 & up 12 June 1 and 2 Sat – 7am -10pm
Sun – 7am – 10pm
Christiansburg Rec
Center
$40 per team
15TH ANNUAL 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION
Additional Information: Food, music, games, door prizes and fireworks!! Sorry No Pets Allowed
Date Rain Date Time Location Fee
Thursday, July 4th
Friday, July 5th
Festivities begin at 5pm, Fireworks at
9:30pm
Christiansburg High School Free
Admission
MONTGOMERY MUSEUM HERITAGE DAY
Additional Information: Come and experience the past on Saturday, August 24, 2013 at the Montgomery Museum and
Lewis Miller Regional Art Center Heritage Day. The popular annual event features interesting exhibits of traditional skills
and crafts, antique tools, machinery, cars, and engines. Enjoy live music all day and meet re-enactors from Civil War
times. Dance and learn traditional games with the representatives of the Smithfield Junior Guild. Bring your children
who can build a birdhouse (to keep), paint wooden animals, make animal tracks, enjoy a scavenger hunt in the garden,
engage in a leather work and a pottery project and more. Explore the world of insects and other live creatures. There
will be vendors, regional artists, lunch for purchase and ice cream. The museum galleries are open all day. Contact: 382-
5644 for more information.
Date Time Location
Saturday, August 24
th
10am – 3pm Montgomery Museum and Lewis Miller Regional Art Center,
300 Pepper St. in Christiansburg
40TH ANNUAL KIWANIS WILDERNESS TRAIL FESTIVAL
Additional Information: Come and enjoy a beautiful fall day full of handmade arts and crafts, everything from jewelry
and candles to one of a kind walking sticks and vintage aprons to hand cut and polished stones and home décor. You
won’t be able to resist our local food temptations from Due South BBQ, Gardener’s Frozen Treats, Domino’s Pizza, and
more. Just a bit of the fun the Children’s Area will feature are pony rides, games for the young and young at heart, and
moon bounce amusement. The Model A’s will be hosting their annual Car Show and Cruise In. Keep all eyes on the Main
Stage, which will showcase local performance groups demonstrating dance routines, martial arts, singing and music. At
noon, Pizza Inn will challenge local eating superstars to the annual pizza-eating contest. Crafters will be on site
demonstrating their trade and skill. Local historians will be telling tales of Christiansburg’s past. Be sure to check our
website for updates on the festival.
Date Time Location
Saturday, Sept 21st
9am – 5pm Downtown Christiansburg
SPECIAL EVENTS
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YOUTH ATHLETIC PROGRAMS
Eligibility Policy for Youth Team Sports
Non-Resident/non-taxpayer will be assessed an additional fee.
Dixie Baseball and Softball
Dixie Youth Baseball and Softball participants must live within the boundaries established for Dixie Youth Baseball and Softball
YOUTH FOOTBALL
Late Registration policy is as follows:
$5 for 1st
week $10 for 2nd
week after the 2nd
week no other registrations will be taken.
Mite league and older should sign up for football camp if possible.
Ages as of November 1st
2013
Cannot be in 8th
grade or playing football for the middle school team.
Age Groups Date of Registration Location Time TR/NR Weeks
Flag (ages 5-6) June 24th
– August 2nd
High School 6:00 - Dark $20/30 8
Mite (ages 7-8) June 24th
– August 2nd
Old Middle 6:00 - Dark $55/95 8
Junior (ages 9-11) June 24th
– August 2nd
Senior (ages 11-13) June 24th
– August 2nd
CHEERLEADING
$5 for 1st
week $10 for 2nd
week after the 2nd
Mite league and older should sign up for cheer camp if possible.
Ages as of November 1st
2013
Cannot be in 8th
grade or cheering for the middle school team.
Mite (ages 7-8) June 3rd
– July 26th
Rec Center 6:00 - Dark $45/75 8
Junior (ages 9-11) June 3rd
– July 26th
Senior (ages 11-13) June 3rd
– July 26th
FALL BASEBALL/ SOFTBALL
$5 for 1st
week $10 for 2nd
week after the 2nd
Baseball: Age as of May 1st
2014
Softball: Age as of December 31, 2013
7-8 June 24th
– August 16th
Rec Fields 6:00 - Dark $25/45 8
9-11 June 24th
– August 16th
11-13 June 24th
– August 16th
13-14 June 24th
– August 16th
Softball
7-8 June 24th
– August 16th
9-11 June 24th
– August 16th
11-13 June 24th
– August 16th
13-14 June 24th
– August 16th
YOUTH VOLLEYBALL
$5 for 1st
week $10 for 2nd
week after the 2nd
9-12 October 7th
-November 1st
Rec Center 5:30 – 8:30 $25/35 8
ADULT ATHLETIC PROGRAMS
ADULT FLAG FOOTBALL
This league will play 10-14 regular season games (depending on the number of teams registered, followed by a tournament. All
players must be 18 years of age or older (no high school or college players). Must have 4 teams minimum. Rosters need to be turned
in at the time of registration. Late registration will be accepted for 1 week after the registration deadline with a $25.00 late fee.
Leagues Registration Dates Starting Date Days Played Location Fees
Adult Flag Football June 17 - August 9 September 1 Sundays CHS Practice Field $275 per team
ADULT SOFTBALL
This league will play 10-14 regular season games (depending on the number of teams registered, followed by a tournament. All
players in the Open Leagues must be 18 years or older, while the players in the Church League can be 14 years or older. In both
leagues, high school or college players are ineligible. Must have 4 teams minimum. Rosters need to be turned in at the time of
registration. Church League rosters must be signed by a pastor. Late registration will be accepted for 1 week after the registration
deadline with a $25.00 late fee.
Leagues Registration Date Starting Date Days Played Location Fees
Church February 11 – April 19 April 29 Weekdays Kiwanis/Harkrader $350
Co-ed Open February 11 – April 19 April 29 Weekdays Kiwanis/Harkrader $300
Men’s Open February 11 – April 19 April 29 Weekdays Kiwanis/Harkrader $300
Women’s Open February 11 – April 19 April 29 Weekdays Kiwanis/Harkrader $300

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ATHLETIC SPECIAL EVENTS
PITCH, HIT, AND RUN
This event is the baseball version of Punt, Pass, and Kick. It is open to boys and girls ages 7-14. The events include a timed run from
second base to home plate, hitting balls off of tees for distance and accuracy, and pitching six balls at a target. Top scores in each
event have a chance to advance to the next level. Pre-registration is appreciated. Please have a copy of your birth certificate on
hand at the event. No metal spikes are allowed.
Registration Dates Date Days Time Location Fees
Pre-register by April 4 April 5 Friday 6:00pm (sharp) Kiwanis Big Field Free
CORNHOLE TOURNAMENT
This tournament guarantees 4 games. There will be a 3 game round robin format to seed a single-elimination tournament for both
leagues. Registration fee pays for entry in both the doubles and drawn doubles tournament. Drawn doubles teams are set-up by
randomly drawing names for the teams. Prizes will be awarded for the top 3 places in both divisions. Rules will be available at the
time of registration. Must have 10 teams in the division to proceed with the tournament.
February 18 – March 29 April 6 Saturday 10:00am Recreation Center $10.00
ADULT VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
This tournament has 4 potential leagues that can be registered for. If you register for multiple leagues, we will attempt to schedule
so there are no forfeits. Rosters must be turned in complete on or before June 22 or you will not be eligible to play. Must have 4
teams in a division to make it go. This is a 6 on 6 format with rally scoring. Ages 14 and up are allowed in the Church division and
ages 18 an up are allowed in the Open Divisions. Church League rosters must be signed off on by their pastors. Church League
rosters must only have people on their rosters that attend their church.
Leagues Registration Date Starting Date Days Played Location Fees
Church April 29 - June 14 June 22 Saturday Recreation Center $75
Co-ed Open April 29 - June 14 June 22 Saturday Recreation Center $75
Men’s Open April 29 - June 14 June 22 Saturday Recreation Center $75
Women’s Open April 29 - June 14 June 22 Saturday Recreation Center $75
FREE BASEBALL CLINIC W/CHS BASEBALL
This clinic will provide the fundamentals and basic baseball knowledge to get you tuned up for the upcoming season. The clinic is ran
by the CHS Baseball team and its coaching staff. Boys and Girls ages 5-14 are eligible to participate. Please bring any necessary
equipment with you.
Ends March 27 March 28 Thursday 6pm-9pm CHS Baseball Field Free
CHEERLEADING CAMP
This camp is being run by Morgan Sisson, CHS cheerleader, and some of the girls/boys off of the team. During this four day camp,
participants will learn choreography and technique from experienced coaches. Participants will learn different motions using the
right technique. Using these motions, participants will learn many original cheers. Also, participants will learn jumps showing the
correct technique. Boys and Girls ages 6-14 are eligible to participate. Please bring proper attire with you to participate in.
June 3 - July 12 July 15-18 Monday - Thursday 9am-1pm Recreation Center $20
BASKETBALL CAMP W/CHS BASKETBALL
This camp is being instructed by the CHS Boys Basketball team and its coaching staff. They will provide you with the drills and skills
necessary to make you a better ballplayer. Boy and girls ages 5-16 are eligible to participate. Please bring a ball and any other
necessary equipment or attire you may need. Pre-registration is encouraged.
June 3 – July 19 July 22 – 25 Monday - Thursday Ages 5-10 9a-1p Recreation Center $20
June 3 – July 19 July 22 – 25 Monday - Thursday Ages 11-16 2p-6p Recreation Center $20
VOLLEYBALL CAMP
This camp is being instructed by Pam and Austin DiIoia. Pam has a great knowledge of the game of Volleyball and Austyn is a player
at Christiansburg High School. This camp is designed to allow boys and girls to explore, learn and practice the game of volleyball.
Participants will learn basic skills and rules of volleyball in a fun, non-competitive atmosphere. Boys and Girls in 3rd
through 5
th
grade
are eligible.
July 15 – August 16 August 19-22 Monday - Thursday 10am-12noon Recreation Center $20

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