Apex Park and Recreation District Welcomes Three New Facility Sponsors
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Apex Park and Recreation District welcomes three new facility sponsors. The Arvada Chamber, Children’s Hospital and Cold Stone Creamery have joined the Apex PRD in promoting community recreation.
If you are interested in sponsorship or advertising, please contact Rachel Van Winkle at rachelv@apexprd.org or 303-463-4270.
Adult Indoor Drop In Soccer
Sunday: 7-9 am, $5/per person Apex Field House, 5724 Oak St. For more information call 303-431-9600
Registration is in progress, please call 303-467-7120.
Tiny Tots
Ages 3-4. Each day, your child discovers what the world has to offer: companions, songs, games, fun and learning. To enroll, children must have reached their third birthday by October 1 of the current year.Kinder Kids Plus
Ages 4-5. Your child’s play and socialization provides important building blocks for the future: social skills, independence, confidence, academics and more. To enroll, children must have reached their fourth birthday by October 1 of the current year.Racquetball and Fitness Center Offers Older Adult Fitness Classes
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The Apex Racquetball and Fitness Center offers classes Monday through Thursday mornings geared to those ages 50+. SilverSneakers® ROM and Yoga Stretch are offered Monday and Wednesday mornings, and a 4-week weight training class is available on Tuesday and Thursday, consisting of a variety of cardio exercises, balance, and strength training.
More information available in the current activity guide or contact the Racquetball and Fitness Center at 303-431-9004.
Get Active and Stay Active by volunteering at and Apex PRD event! Apex PRD offers a variety of events. Volunteer duties may include help with set up, break down, registration, handing out water/food, interacting with kids, adults, and much, much more!
Egg Hunt/Bunny Breakfast
Bike Rodeo
9Health Fair
Older Adult “Senior“ Prom
Older Adult Luau
Father’s Day 5k and Car Show
July 4th Kids Park
Summer Concert Series
Tennis Marathon
Dog Swim
Apex Foundation Golf Tournament
Halloween Carnival
Santa Breakfast
Dodgeball Tournament
More!
To voluteer, contact Rachel Van Winkle at rachelv@apexprd.org
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MARCH 1, 2012
CALL TO ORDER
President Jim Whitfield called the March 1, 2012 meeting of the Board of Directors of Apex Park and Recreation District to order at 6:32 p.m. at the Apex Center, 13150 W. 72nd Avenue, Arvada, Colorado. Apex board members in attendance were: Jim Whitfield, Lee Humrich, Jeff Glenn, and Ken Harrell. Bob Loveridge arrived at 6:37. Apex participating staff members were Mike Miles, Executive Director, and Luann Levine, Recording Secretary.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA AND ADDITION OF
Need a partner? Join the Racquetball Leagues at the Apex Racquetball and Fitness Center. Play different partners each week for 8 weeks. League players have free access to the weights, and exercise equipment each day during league play. For more information, call 303-431-9004. Register at the Racquetball and Fitness Center. Entries accepted first-come, first-served, until leagues are filled Registration begins Friday, March 9. Protective eyewear is now MANDATORY for all league players!
A short video of the recital for the Mini Mouse Dance class offered by Apex Park and Recreation District. The class is held at the Apex Simms Street Center and the recital was at the Community Recreation Center. For more information on this and other dance programs go to http://apexprd.org/activities/gym-dance-cheer
http://youtu.be/V7TSsC-jV9Y
Annual Easter candy collection results: almost 600 baskets to the Arvada Community Food Bank
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Staff and community volunteers gathered at the Apex Center on Friday, March 9, to assemble donated materials and create 564 Easter baskets for local children in need. Arvada resident and Apex PRD participant Chuck Bird leads this annual collection effort, and the baskets are donated to the Arvada Community Food Bank. For several years, Apex Park and Recreation District has supported the project by serving as a collection and assembly point for the Easter baskets.
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Pinwheel Garden Fund-Raising Effort Benefits Ralston House Child Advocacy Center
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Help plant hope! April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, and in recognition and support, the Apex Center will host a satellite Pinwheel Garden for the Ralston House Child Advocacy Center. To sponsor a pinwheel for $5, stop by Guest Services. The goal is to raise $10,000 for Ralston House services and to raise awareness of child abuse in the community. Bright blue pinwheels are a symbol of child abuse prevention awareness across the nation.
Get ready for tennis lessons with this handy reference guide for participating in our programs. Learn what to wear, what to bring to class, racquets, weather, class cancellation and make-up policies, and contact information.
2013 Adult Lesson info
2013 Youth lesson info
The third annual ‘Round The Clock Racquet Rally is scheduled for August 24-25. This fun and festive event raises money for local families in need. 100% of the proceeds go to the Arvada Community Food Bank. Participants sign up as teams with the goal of playing tennis non-stop for 24 hours, beginning at 5 pm on Friday, August 24 and continuing until 5 pm on Saturday, August 25. Players form teams of as many
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6430 Miller Street
303-420-1210
The Arvada Tennis Center is a seasonal, lighted, 8-court facility that offers group instruction for youth and adults, as well as private and semi-private lessons. The pro-shop is stocked with a variety of items such as scorecards, balls, and entry level racquets for youth. Racquet stringing is available for only $15, plus string costs. In addition to programs listed in the activities guide, we offer the
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