Recreation
Guide
Fall 2016
Inside
 EXCITING AQUATICS
 ACTIVE ADULT ADVENTURES
 PICKLEBALL
 FOLF
 SUPER SPROUTS PRE-SCHOOL
SPORTS
 AFTERSCHOOL OUTDOORS
 JR. PLAYMAKERS SPORTS
 ADULT SPORTS
 TENNIS FOR YOUTH & ADULTS
 FORT MISSOULA PARK
LEARN TO SWIM PAGES 19-21
AFTERSCHOOL FUN
YOUTH SPORTS
FALL FAMILY FEST
AQUATICS
1
WELCOME
Parks Make Life Better!
Join us this fall to find out how parks can improve your health,
your family, your social connections and your community! Try
our afterschool adventures, Missoula Movers program for
active adults, youth and adult team sports, exciting aquatics
programs at Currents...plus, tennis, folf and pickleball. Give us
a call at 721-PARK or stop by Currents Aquatics Center today
to register for fall fun!
Our Guiding Mission
Missoula Parks and Recreation is essential to the quality
and way of life for individuals, families, community, and the
environment. Our guiding mission is to enhance the quality of
life in our community by:
• Promoting health and wellness.
• Stimulating (supporting and encouraging successful)
community and economic development.
Missoula Mayor John Engen
Our generous community understands that we’re all in this together,
which is why Missoula is a city rich
with open spaces and lots of places
to run, walk, hike and play. We have
places to swim and splash and smile
year round, again thanks to a generous community. I hope you have a
chance to enjoy our parks, our open
spaces, our trails, our pools, our splash decks, our fields
and our many programs. Rich or poor, young or old, we’re all
in this together and our parks and recreation programs are
the tangible result of our commitment to each other. Please
enjoy Missoula.
John Engen, Mayor
Phone 552-6001
mayor@ci.missoula.mt.us, www.ci.missoula.mt.us
• Protecting the environment.
• Educating and enriching the citizens of our community.
Parks and Recreation Board Members
Ross Mollenhauer
Dayna Swanson
Johnna Eisenmann
Dale Harris
John O’Connor
Sonja Verlanic
Christine Ryan
Quick and Easy Registration
Register for all programs at Currents in McCormick Park, or
phone 721-PARK (7275) to register with Mastercard or Visa.
Missoula Parks and Recreation • Sports and Wellness
MORE • Open Space • Splash Montana
Currents Aquatics Center
Download a registration form at missoulaparks.org to register
by mail. Registrations must be paid in full. See missoulaparks.
org for registration policies.
Share The Fun Youth Recreation Grants
Low-income recreation grants are available for most programs.
Call 721-PARK for more information or download an application
at www.missoulaparks.org.
ADA Compliance and Non-Discrimination
Parks and Recreation does not discriminate against or exclude
anyone from participation in any programs or services on the
basis of race, color, national origin, gender, gender identity, religion, disability, or economic status. Make ADA accommodation
requests at least 14 days in advance. Department information
is available in alternative formats.
www.missoulaparks.org ● 721-PARK
2
City residents contribute directly to Parks and Recreation
through property taxes. CityCard gives residents a reduced
rate (about a 20% discount) on most Parks & Recreation
programs and admission to Currents Aquatics Center
and Splash Montana. Purchase your CityCard at Currents
Aquatics Center for $2, and renew annually for $1. For more
information see page 23 or visit missoulaparks.org,
phone us at 721-PARK.
HOW TO FIND US
Parks and Recreation Headquarters
721-PARK
Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm
Located in Currents, 600 Cregg Ln. in McCormick Park.
Offices of Park Administration, Planning, Recreation
and Communications.
*Registration for all programs accepted at Currents Front Desk.
Park Operations Headquarters
Coming soon...
552-6277
Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 9am to 3:30pm
100 Hickory Street, Missoula, MT 59801
Offices of Park Maintenance, Urban Forestry, Conservation
Lands Management and Project Construction
Currents Indoor Aquatics Center
721-PARK
Registration Desk Hours: (Pool Hours on page 14.)
Monday – Friday
6am to 8pm
Saturday
8am to 7pm
Sunday
9am to 6pm
600 Cregg Ln. in McCormick Park
Open all year. Waterslides, children’s water playground,
internet hotspot, Parks and Recreation registration desk,
Headwaters Meeting Room.
Inclement Weather • Call 541-7200
Program cancellations will be announced on the Rain Line,
at the following times (541-7200):
Morning programs
8:30am
Afternoon programs
1pm
Evening Sports
4:30pm
Other evening programs
6pm
Missoula Softball Assoc. Rainline 523-8083
Updated at 4:30pm
Please see individual class listings for rain make-up policies.
Call 542-WAVE (9283) for Splash Montana and Currents
weather closures.
Santa’s Calling
Wednesday, December 14
Santa is calling this holiday season! Register to
have your child(ren) receive a call from Santa
on Wednesday, December 14. More information
coming soon at missoulaparks.org.
Holiday Skating Clinic
December 27-29, Pineview Park
Learn to skate for ages 4-10. More information
coming soon at missoulaparks.org.
Frost Fever Frozen Frolic
Saturday, January 28, 2017
Save the date for the 25th annual Frost Fever
Consider a small donation to Share The Fun Youth Recreation
Grants when registering your child for these great programs.
Your contribution will help a low-income child have some
healthy, active fun! Missoula County contributes recreation
grant funding specifically for County residents.
Frozen Frolic 1mi & 5K fun run/walk/wheel on
Saturday, January 28, 2017!
Check out our Frost Fever run/walk/wheel
training group starting Tuesday, January 3.
More information coming soon on our website,
missoulaparks.org.
3
AFTERSCHOOL OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
Discovery Corp Afterschool Camp
Back by popular demand, expanded to meet daily,
includes transportation from school!
•
Adventure-filled active programming for your child—
keeping them engaged, moving, and exploring.
•
We provide afterschool transportation, provide a
healthy snack, and facilitate an amazing activity.
•
Parents pick up at Currents Aquatics Center in McCormick Park at 5:30pm
daily.
•
All kids are welcome! If transporation is not provided at your school, or
your kids are homeschooled, they may be dropped off at Currents Aquatics
Center at 3:45pm, pick up at 5:30pm.
•
Our low participant-to-staff ratio and staff training ensures your child has a
great time and is well-supervised.
•
Activities change daily, including: ropes course, climbing wall, field trips,
skateboarding, mountain biking, swimming at Currents, hiking, geocaching,
and MORE!
•
All equipment is provided.
Discovery Corp
Days
Choose Monday through Friday
Time*
Grades K – 2
3-5:30pm M, T, W, F
2-5:30pm Th
Grades 3 – 5
3:30-5:30pm M, T, W, F
2:30-5:30pm Th
*If not using school pickup, please drop kids at
Currents Aquatics Center at 3:45 p.m. daily. Pickup is at 5:30pm.
Fee per session
1 day/week
$162
(9-week sessions)
2 days/week
$306
3 days/week
$432
4 days/week
$540
5 days/week
$585
SESSION 1
SESSION 2
SESSION 3
Aug. 29 – Oct. 28
Oct. 31 – Dec. 23
Jan. 3 – March 3
School*
Class #
Class #
Class #
Paxson
7567
7558
7569
Lewis & Clark
7559
7563
7568
Russell
7564
7560
7570
Chief Charlo
7565
7561
7571
Lowell at Mt. Jumbo
7566
7562
7572
Grants available for
families who need
financial assistance.
www.missoulaparks.org
*Kids from all schools are welcome! If pickup is not provided at your school, please drop
kids at Currents Aquatics Center in McCormick Park at 3:45pm daily.
4
AFTERSCHOOL OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
Go-Pro Adventure Filmmaking
Partnering with the filmmakers at the Roxy Theater, kids
will learn how to shoot and edit their own GoPro films in
this unique afterschool program.
We’ll film our adventures while we climb, paddle, hike,
skateboard, and bike around Missoula. In the final two
weeks of the course, we will learn how to edit the film in
the Mac Lab at the Lifelong Learning Center. All equipment
provided, including GoPro. Participants’ films premier on
Tuesday, October 18, 4pm, at the Roxy Theater.
Go-Pro Adventure Filmmaking
Ages 10 – 14
Dates Sept. 12 – Oct. 17
(No session on Sept. 26)
Day/Time Mondays, 4 – 5:30pm
Meets at Currents Aquatics Center
Fees
$180/150 with CityCard
Class # 7586
ZO OTOW N DER A I LLEU RS
MOBASH Skateboard Team
Join the MOBASH skate team this fall! Our experienced
coaches will work on all the skills to take your child’s
skating to the next level.
From beginner to pro, we will meet your child where they
are skill-wise, and help them progress to the next level.
All equipment provided.
MOBASH Skateboard Team
Ages 7 – 14
Dates Oct. 4 – 25
MORE is partnering with with MTB Missoula and MT Alpha Cycling
this fall for Missoula’s first co-ed youth cycling program!
From strider bike tykes to teenage mountain bikes, we offer coaching for ages 3-18
and all skill levels. Weekly practices will start again in the spring—watch for details at
missoulaparks.org. Cool jerseys, amazing coaches, and time on two wheels—it’s the
perfect way to instill a love of cycling in your child! Special thanks to MTB Missoula for
their support and sponsorship of this one of a kind program!
Day/Time Tuesdays, 4 – 5:30pm
Meets at McCormick basketball court,
then we’ll head over to MOBASH
Fee $43/36 with CityCard
Class # 7585
5
YOUTH AND FAMILY OUTDOORS
School’s Out Camps
Keep kids active and engaged during
school breaks!
MORE Family Adventures
Why let the kids have all the fun? Join us for these exhilarating family adventures. Kids
under 10 are free with adult registration; limit 2 free kids per adult.
Fee includes instruction, equipment, and transportation. Please dress for the weather,
and bring water/snacks/lunch. All programs meet at Currents Aquatic Center.
Rock Climbing
MORE climbing instructors will teach you the basics of climbing while facilitating this
amazing family experience! We will start on our climbing wall and high ropes course and
then take it to the natural rock in the afternoon. All equipment and instruction included.
Please wear clothing that is easy to move in and closed-toe shoes. Bring water, lunch,
and snacks.
Bitterroot River Float
The fall foliage is out and it’s a great time for a float down the Bitterroot. Enjoy a day on
the water accompanied by our highly-trained staff guiding you down the river that made
our area famous. Learn basic paddle strokes, or sit back and enjoy the float.
Geocaching Adventure
Not only do you get to spend the day being outside and active with your family, but you
Parents love our low participantto-staff ratios and enthusiastic
also get to geocache and find treasure! Instructors will teach you how to use GPS to
navigate to caches on this modern take on a scavenger hunt. GPS provided.
camp leaders. Kids love the field
Bitterroot Bike Trail Tour
trips, outdoor adventures, arts
Get out on the trail on this fully
and crafts, and games. Please
supported bike ride! We will
pack water, snacks, lunch, and
meet at Currents, shuttle the
appropriate clothing for the
weather. Fee includes all field
trips and equipment.
group to Victor, and ride the 15
miles to Florence. The trail has
little elevation change and we
have shuttle vehicles and staff
School’s Out Camps
to help guide your trip! Bikes
Ages
5 - 12
available if needed on first-
Time
8am – 5:30pm
come, first-served basis. Call
Meets
Sports and Wellness Gym
at City Life Center
1515 Fairview Ave.
Meg Whicher at 552-6271
Fee
$42/35 with CityCard
Day
Class #
Sept. 26 7581
to reserve bikes.
MORE Family Adventures
Date
Program
Time
Fee/CityCard
Class #
Sept. 17
Rock Climbing
10 – 4pm
$44/36
7573
Oct. 1
Bitterroot River Float
10 – 4pm
$36/30
7574
Oct. 20
7582
Oct. 21
7583
Oct. 8
Bitterroot Bike Trail Tour
9 – 5pm
$44/36
7575
7584
Oct. 15
Geocaching Adventure
5 – 8pm
$10/8
7576
Nov. 11
6
MORE OUTDOOR RECREATION
MORE Ropes Course and Team Building
Call Meg Whicher at 552-6271 to learn more or to schedule
your program today!
High Adventure Ropes Course Programs–4 hours
For fun or for teambuilding, the MORE staff will build a program
specifically tailored for your group! Program will include games
and initiatives, low ropes course, climbing wall, and high ropes
course.
Group Size
Fee
1-15
16-30
$305
$507
*We can accommodate groups over 30. Rates will depend on size and
number of staff needed. Call MORE office for more information.
Team-Building and Low Ropes – 3 hours
A mixture of teambuilding, games and initiatives, and the low
ropes course is perfect for groups of any size and age. Develop
unity or just to have fun, program will be designed to meet your
group’s goals.
Group Size
Fee
1-15
16-30
$224
$335
Ropes Course birthday parties
starting at $200 for up to 15 guests!
Includes park rental, instructors, and 2 hours
on the climbing wall and high ropes course.
Ages 5 and up. Call 552-6271.
MORE Build Your Own Adventure!
Great for birthdays, staff trips, schools
and MORE!
We offer top-of-the-line instruction for people
of all abilities and ages in a wide variety of
outdoor recreation pursuits. Let our highly
trained staff lead your group or help train your
staff —at affordable rates.
• White Water and Flat Water Paddling
• Rock Climbing
• Mountain Biking/ Strider Bikes
• Folf and Yard Games
• Survival and Backcountry Skills
Corporate
Synergy
Get out of the office and connect with your team!
Don’t miss the opportunity for exclusive teambuilding for your office or team. Starting with
problem solving initiatives, moving to the low ropes course,
and finishing with a high ropes course experience has been a
time-tested formula to give your group a fun and motivational
teambuilding experience. A catered lunch and photos are provided as part of the package. 4-hour program. $60 per person,
minimum of 5.
• Group Teambuilding and Leadership
Development
• Skateboarding
• Fly or Rod and Reel Fishing
Prices depend on activity, length of trip, and number of
participants. All programs can include food, equipment,
instruction, and transportation. For a quote for a trip
made specifically for your group contact Meg Whicher
Outdoor Recreation Specialist at 552-6271 or
mwhicher@ci.missoula.mt.us.
7
YOUTH SPORTS
GIRLS AND BOYS GRADES 4-5
Dates
Time
Jr. Playmakers Basketball
Meets at
For boys & girls grades 2-5
Kids will hit the court running for another great season of Jr.
Playmakers Basketball. We don’t keep score, but we have a
ton of fun with an emphasis on FUN, FAIR PLAY, and GOOD
SPORTSMANSHIP. Youth will learn basic basketball skills from
volunteer coaches, and use those skills on the playing court.
Games are 5-a-side with team max at 10 players.
Grades
Coaches needed! If you are a parent/coach with basketball
experience and would like to volunteer, please call Ryan Yearous
at 552-6266. Parks and Recreation will form teams. Coaches
may not form or submit teams. However, they may request to
coach a team on which their child/relative plays.
Class #
IMPORTANT: Please register early, first-come, first-served.
Registration is limited to a maximum of 80 participants due to gym space.
Late registration may be accepted if space is available.
GIRLS AND BOYS GRADES 2-3
Dates
Time
Meets at
Grades
Nov. 4 – Feb. 26
Winter Classic on Sunday, February 26.
Friday Games between 5:30 – 8:00pm (45 min/game.)
Practice times vary Sunday-Thursday.
Teams will be assigned a practice time each week.
Friday game locations vary based on gym availability
Practice locations vary based on gym availability.
Boys League – grades 2 – 3
Girls League – grades 2 – 3
Friday Games between 6:30 – 9:30pm (45 min/game.)
Practice times vary Sunday – Thursday.
Teams will be assigned a practice time each week.
Friday game locations vary based on gym availability.
Practice locations vary based on gym availability.
Boys & Girls, Grades 4 – 6.
$125/100 per player with CityCard
on or before Sun., Oct. 23 by 5pm.
$135/118 per player with CityCard
for late registration.
7660 - Boys – Competitive
7662 - Boys – Recreational
7661 - Girls
Min/Max
40/80 participants per league
Deadline
Sunday, October 23 by 5pm.
Late
Registration
Tuesday, November 1, 8am – 6pm
Mandatory Coaches Meeting 6pm, Thursday, October 27
at Currents in McCormick Park.
new this year
Competitive & Recreational Divisions
for boys grades 4-5
In the interest of fun and fair play, we’ve added a
$125/100 per player with CityCard
on or before Sun., Oct. 23 by 5pm.
Competitive division this season for players who
$135/118 per player with CityCard
for late registration.
Recreational division is for players who are interested in
7659 – Boys
7663 - Girls
moderate level of competition.
Min/Max
40/80 participants
Youth Recreation Grants available!
Deadline
Sunday, October 23 by 5pm.
Share The Fun recreation grants are available for
Tuesday, November 1, 8am – 6pm
families who need financial assistance. Download an
Fee
Class #
Late
Registration
Mandatory Coaches Meeting: 6pm, Thursday, October 27
at Currents in McCormick Park.
8
Fee
Nov. 4 – Feb. 25
Winter Classic on Saturday, February 25.

participate in AAU-type tournament play. The
developing their basketball skills and are seeking a more
application at missoulaparks.org or stop by Currents
Aquatics Center for more information.
YOUTH RECREATION
Super sprouts
sports skills
October
O
t b r 22
1 to 4pm
McCormick Park
Pre-schoolers ages 3-5
Get your preschoolers moving this fall! Your budding stars will develop their
coordination while having fun and learning about a variety of sports, balance, and
movement skills.
New additions to our program this year include Strider bikes and the loose parts
mobile playground, along with the classic sports kids love. Soft Koosh and Nerf-type
equipment is used so that kids can build confidence and have lots of fun. Parent
participation is welcome and encouraged!
New this session! Join us for fun field trips like Peaceful Heart Yoga, swimming
lessons at Currents Aquatics Center, flag football at Playfair, skating at Glacier Ice
Rink, and tumbling at Mismo Gymnastics! (Activities subject to change.)
Session 1 Strider bikes, Loose Parts portable playground, soccer skills, yoga at
Activities Peaceful Heart, flag football at Playfair, swimming at Currents...and we’ll
finish with a backyard Olympics Day!
Session 2 Strider bikes, Loose Parts portable playground, yoga at Peaceful Heart,
Activities skating at Glacier Ice Rink, gymnastics at MISMO, swimming at Currents...
and we’ll finish with a backyard Olympics Day!
Fee $40/32 with CityCard. Share the Fun Recreation Grants available: missoulaparks.org
Session 1 Sept. 9 – Oct. 14
Class #7635
Session 2 Oct. 21 – Dec. 9
Class #7636
Old-fashioned family
fun for all ages!
Accessible Hay Rides
Sack Races • Face Painting
Parachute Games • Pumpkin Hunt
Marshmallow Roast
Apple Cider Press • Live music
Wildlife Viewing • Active Games
Folf • Arts and Crafts
Food & drink vendors...
AND SO MUCH MORE!
$1 suggested donation
Brought to you by
Parks and Recreation and
Day/Time Fridays, 10 – 11am
Meets at MPR Sports & Wellness Center, gym inside the City Life Community Center
(1515 Fairview Ave.)
9
MISSOULA MOVERS
Whether you want to try something new or you’re an old pro at recreating
with Parks and Recreation, Missoula Movers is for you. It’s a wonderful
way to explore Western Montana, stay active, spark a new leisure passion,
make new friends or just have a great time. All programs meet at Currents
Aquatic Center. Please bring appropriate footwear, water, food and clothing
for all trips. Programs are geared for active adults 55+, but all adults are
welcome.
Lewis and Clark Caverns Tour
Missoula Movers
Trip
Date
Fee/CityCard
Time
Class #
There are over 300 documented caves
and caverns in our treasure state. Spend
Women’s Fly Fishing Clinic
Sept. 16
$12/10
5 – 7pm
7577
Lewis and Clark Caverns
Sept. 17
$60/55
8am – 5pm
7578
these majestic natural wonders at Lewis
Big Creek Backpacking Trip
Sept. 23 – 25
$144/120
See below*
7579
and Clark Caverns. A steep but short
hike leads to the entrance of the cave, so
*Departs 9am Sept. 23, returns 5pm Sept. 25
Fly Tying
Nov. 2, 9, & 16
$90/72
6 – 8pm
the day exploring the most famous of
7580
Women’s Fly Fishing Clinic
MORE staff will instruct you on fly fishing techniques while creating a memorable
experience. Whether you’re new to the sport or looking to gain more knowledge, our
instructors will meet you at your skill level. Fee includes transportation, instruction, and all
equipment.
Fly Tying
please wear appropriate footwear. Please
bring lunch, water, and dress in layers.
(The temperature is usually about 50˚ in
the caverns.)
Big Creek Backpacking
Join us on a relaxing backpacking trip
into the Bitterroot National Forest. We
will instruct on the basics of backcountry
travel, cook you delicious meals and share
Join our fly tying expert to learn the patterns and techniques of creating your own flies.
our love for the outdoors. All transportation
Learn to tie nymphs, streamers, and dry flies. This class will meet you where you’re at,
and food provided. We can provide
whether you’re interested in learning the basics, or if you have been tying for years and
backpacks, tents, and sleeping pads if
are looking to learn the tricks of the pros. All supplies used during course (vices, tools,
needed, but you’ll need your own pair of
and materials) included in fee.
sturdy hiking boots or shoes.
10
OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
Riverfront Ramble
MISSOULA MOVERS
Disc Golf Tournament
Fall Coffee Walks
Spend your Monday mornings walking with friends and
enjoying the fall foliage. After walking for two hours, we will
grab a warm drink and relax at a local coffee shop. Fee
includes transportation and drinks.
Fall Coffee Walks
Fee
$5
Day/Time
Mondays, 9am – 12pm
Meets at
Currents
Trail
Sunday, September 18, 10am -5pm
Join Parks and Recreation and the Garden City Flyers for the
Riverfront Ramble Disc Golf Tournament! Meets at Silver Park
at 10am and plays through McCormick Park, Clark Fork Natural
Area, and Toole Park. No pre-registration necessary, register at
the tournament beginning at 9am. Cash or check only, please.
All divisions except youth play 2 rounds. Participants receive a
custom tournament disc, there will be prizes for each division.
Proceeds support the free “Folf in the Parks” program.
Divisions and Pricing
Date
Class #
Youth - $15
Masters (40+) - $30
Recreational - $20
Open - $30
Rattlesnake Powerline Trail
Sept. 12
7587
Folf in the Parks
Kim Williams
Sept. 19
7588
Tuesday evenings Sept. 1 – Oct. 25, 5-7pm • FREE!
North Hills Sunlight Trail
Sept. 26
7589
Mount Jumbo Saddle
Oct. 3
7590
North Hills Cherry Gulch
Oct. 10
7591
Marshall Mountain
Oct. 17
7592
Mt. Sentinel Fire Road
Oct. 24
7593
Date
Location
7594
Sept. 6
Silver Park
900 Cregg Ln
Sept. 13
McCormick Park
600 Cregg Lane
September
October
Tower Conservation Area
Oct. 31
November
Join Parks and Recreation and the Garden City Flyers for a free,
family-friendly round of disc golf. Never played before? We will
help you learn the basics. If you like walking in the parks you will
love adding the fun of throwing a disc. Bring your own discs, or
borrow them from your friendly park staff.
Lincolnwood Trail
Nov. 7
7595
Sept. 20
Ben Hughes
183 Easy Street
North Hills to Homestead
Nov. 14
7596
Sept. 27
Fort Missoula
3025 South Ave W
Silver Park
900 Cregg Lane
600 Cregg Lane
Kim Williams Trail
Nov. 21
7597
Oct. 4
Marshall Canyon to Jumbo Saddle
Nov. 28
7598
Oct. 11
McCormick Park
Oct. 18
Ben Hughes
183 Easy Street
Oct. 25
Pineview
1010 Pineview
Open Climb
Ropes Course in McCormick Park
Thursdays through September 29
5pm – 8pm
Practice skills on our high slack line, learn how to
ascend a rope or belay, or just have fun climbing
to new heights. All ages. Children under 18 must
have an adult present to sign waiver. $5 suggested
donation, proceeds support outdoor recreation.
National Public Lands Day
Saturday, Sept 24 • 9am to 1pm
Hellgate Park, 1535 E. Broadway
Join the nationwide effort to support our public lands by volunteering at Hellgate Park for the 23rd annual National Public Lands
Day. Missoula Parks and Recreation will be hosting a volunteer
work day to help surface the trails at the newly renovated Hellgate
Park. All tools and supplies needed for the project will be provided. For more information, visit missoulaparks.org or contact Tyler
Decker at tdecker@ci.missoula.mt.us.
11
ADULT SPORTS
Adult Sports
Get your friends and family together this fall to participate in one of our
evening adult sport leagues. Play the sports you love while enjoying
and promoting healthy lifestyles with your pals!
Parks & Recreation Sports Philosophy
We are dedicated to quality recreation experiences for players of all
skill levels while facilitating a safe and fun environment and promoting
good sportsmanship. We provide these services with an underlying
belief that our sports leagues focus on a healthy level of competition,
placing more emphasis on participation than winning and losing.
Captain’s Meetings
Captain meetings are MANDATORY unless otherwise noted. If a team
captain cannot make the meeting, a team representative must attend.
Meetings will include sport-specific rules and rule changes, roster
requirements, sportsmanship/player code of conduct, gym and facility
rules and uniform/equipment requirements.
Fall Flag Football - Adults 18+
How To Register Your Team
Deadline:
Team rosters available at Currents or www.missoulaparks.org. Bring
League Play: Begins week of Oct. 16
roster and fee to: Parks & Recreation, 600 Cregg Ln., Missoula, MT
Days/Times: Thursday; 6, 7, 8, 9pm
59801. Rosters must be received on or before the deadline. League
Sun., Oct. 9 by 5pm
space is limited, team registration is accepted on a first-come, first-
Location:
McCormick Park
served basis. Days/times are subject to change. Leagues may be
Format:
5-week league, single-elimination tourney, officiated.
combined and/or play on different days.
Team Fee:
$275 on or before Sun., Oct. 9
Interested in playing sports but don’t have a team? Email ryearous@
$300 on or after Mon., Oct. 10
ci.missoula.mt.us to be placed on the pick-up list. Please include your
7246
Men’s DI (Int - Adv)
and any additional notes to be placed on the pick-up list.
7247
Men’s DII (Beg - Int)
League Skill Levels
7248
Co-Rec (Beg - Int)
name, email, phone number, sport(s) you’d like to play, preferred level,
Men’s DI, Open, Power, Advanced, A, and B-Competitive: players
Class #
Captains Meeting: Wed., Oct. 12, 7pm, Currents - Headwaters
looking for strong competition with solid playing skill and/or past experience in the sport.
Men’s DII, Intermediate, and B-Recreation: players looking for a
Fall Indoor Volleyball - Adults/Teens 14+
moderate level of competition with some athletic experience in any
Deadline:
sports/activities.
Novice and C: are geared towards personal development rather than
Sun., Sep. 18 by 5pm
League Play: Begins week of Sep. 25
team performance. Beginners are welcomed at this level. Current or
Game Days: Wednesdays
former college athletes are NOT allowed to play in beginning leagues.
Game Times: 7, 8, 9pm
All leagues are fun recreational leagues, with an emphasis on enjoy-
Location:
MPR Sports & Wellness Center and Valley Christian
ment of play, exercise, and being with friends. No alcohol or tobacco
Format:
6-week league, single-elimination tourney, officiated.
Team Fee:
$215 on or before Sun., Sep. 18
use permitted before, during, or after any sports league.
Team Sportsmanship Rating
Teams will be rated on sportsmanship behavior every game. To be
eligible for season tournaments, teams must maintain a 3.5 or better
sportsmanship rating and have no more than two forfeits during the
$240 on or after Mon., Sep. 19
Class #
7241
Wednesday
Co-Rec Power (Int. - Adv.)
7242
Wednesday
Co-Rec Intermediate (Beg. - Int.)
regular season play. See the Parks and Recreation Sports Handbook
Captains Meeting: Wed., Sep. 21, 7pm, MPR Sports & Wellness
for more information. League details and more information at www.
Center at City Life, 1515 Fairview.
missoulaparks.org.
12
ADULT SPORTS
Fall Indoor Soccer - Adults 18+
Deadline:
Sun., Oct. 9 by 5pm
League Play: Begins week of Oct. 16
New! 7 v 7 Fall Outdoor Soccer
Game Days: Su/M/W
Game Times: 6:30, 7:30, 8:30pm
On the Bella Vista Championship Synthetic Turf field
Location:
MPR Sports & Wellness Center & Meadow Hill School
First-ever adult soccer at the new Fort Missoula Regional Park!
Format:
6-week league, no tournament, officiated
Deadline:
Team Fee:
$175 on or before Sun., Oct. 9
Sun., Oct. 16 by 5pm
League Play: Begins week of Oct. 23
Game Days: Tuesday & Thursday
$200 on or after Mon., Oct. 10
Class #
Game Times: 6 & 6:45pm
Location:
Fort Missoula Regional Park- Bella Vista field
Format:
4-week league, no tournament, self-officiated
Team Fee:
$100 on or before Sun., Oct. 16
7234
Sunday
Co-Rec (Beg. - Adv.)
7235
Monday
Co-Rec (Beg. - Adv.)
7236
Wednesday
Co-Rec (Beg. - Adv.)
Captains Meeting: Wed., Oct. 12, 6pm, Currents - Headwaters
$125 on or after Mon., Oct. 17
Class #
7608
Tuesday Co-Rec A/B (Int. - Adv.)
7609
Thursday Co-Rec B/C (Beg./Int.)
Captains Meeting: Wed., Oct 19, 6pm
Fort Missoula Regional Park, Bella Vista Championship field
RENT THE
GYM
ADULTS 18+ HOLIDAY LEAGUE
Holiday Co-Rec Indoor Soccer
Keep your team together between the fall
and winter seasons! Three games in early
December after the fall season ends and
two games in early January before the
winter league begins.
Parks and Recreation’s Sports and Wellness Center Gym
Deadline:
Tues., Nov. 29 by 7:00pm
is available to the general public for reservation when it
League Play:
Dec. 4 - Jan. 15 (No games Dec. 25 & Jan. 1.)
is not in use for Parks and Recreation programs.
Game Days:
Sunday
Game Times:
5:15 - 10:15pm
Location:
Sports & Wellness Center, 1515 Fairview
Fee:
$125 per team (League maximum of 10 teams)
Class #
7613
To reserve the gym, please contact Recreation Manager
Shirley Kinsey: skinsey@ci.missoula.mt.us, 721-PARK.
13
PICKLEBALL
Pickleball for all ages
An addictive game with a peculiar name. Parks and Recreation
is pleased to continue our popular Open Play sessions, Learn to
Play clinics, and Ladder League. We’ll have another great season
of indoor play at the MPR Sports & Wellness Center, clinics, and
tournaments to the growing list of Pickleball opportunities!
Pickleball has been compared to a miniature version of tennis and
an oversized game of ping-pong played on a badminton-sized
court. The game is played with wooden or composite paddles and
a whiffle ball. The ideal game, full of action and fun for all ages!
Learn more
Would you like to be in the know about Missoula Pickleball?
E-mail to ryearous@ci.missoula.mt.us to be added to the Pickleball
e-mail list. You will receive updates regarding league play, open
sessions, and anything else related to Pickleball in Missoula and
Montana. Check us out on Facebook at:
www.facebook.com/sportsandwellnessmissoulaparks/
Pickleball Open Play Sessions
Join us for active, fun, and social Open Play sessions for all ages
and abilities! Beginner to advanced Pickleball players will enjoy
the opportunity to learn the sport and/or work on their game with
a variety of players. Parks and Recreation will provide the nets,
paddles, and balls to use during open play. Feel free to bring your
own paddle and/or ball. Monthly schedules subject to change.
For updates, please visit our website, missoulaparks.org or call
721-PARK.
$5 per person, per visit
$40 per 10-session punch card ($4/visit)
$70 per 20-session punch card ($3.50/visit)
$90 per 30-session punch card ($3/visit)
Indoor Co-Rec Doubles Ladder League
Put your pickleball skills to the test with similarly skilled players!
Ladders are a fun way to compete with fellow pickleball players.
Ladder participants play one match per week, and move up or
down the ladder based on their overall points earned. We will
group foursomes each week based on your point percentage. The
idea is that you will move up or down the ladder and eventually
settle into play at your skill level. As players improve, you may see
them move up and compete at a higher level!
Dates:
Days:
Times:
Meets at:
Ages:
Fee:
Class #:
More information:
14
Oct. 8 – Dec. 17 (no ladder Nov. 26)
Saturdays
9-11am
MPR Sports & Wellness Center, 1515 Fairview Ave.
12+
$35 per participant (Minimum 8, maximum 24 participants)
7614
Deadline: Wed., Oct. 5 by 7pm
http://www.ci.missoula.mt.us/1239/Pickleball
Pickleball Palooza
Saturday, Sept. 24, 10am – 12pm
Join us for a celebration of another great season of outdoor
Pickleball in Missoula! We’ll introduce the sport to beginners
and play a fun round robin with experienced players. All equipment will be provided by Missoula Parks and Recreation. Best
of all, the event is FREE, so bring your friends and family.
Learn to Play Clinics
Join us for our monthly clinics. Parks and Recreation staff and
Zoo Town Pickleball players will teach you the basics of the
game and get you ready to attend our Open Play sessions and/or
League Play. All equipment (paddles, balls, nets) will be available
to use during the clinic. Please call 721-PARK to pre-register.
For updates, please visit our website www.missoulaparks.org or call
721-PARK.
Days: Saturdays
Time:
1:15-2:45pm
Meets at: Sports and Wellness Center, 1515 Fairview
Ages: 12+
Fee: $5
Class #: 7615 – Oct. 8
7616 – Oct. 22
7617 – Nov. 5
7619 – Dec. 3
7618 – Nov. 19
7620 – Dec. 17
Pickleball Tournaments
You’ve been to the Learn to Play clinics, tested your skills
during Open Play, and received a taste of the competition
during the Ladder League…now let’s see what you’ve got in
one of our fun indoor tournaments! Come play with friends,
and learn a little bit more about what it feels like to participate
in a tournament setting. All levels welcome. Tournament
format will depend on number of teams and skill levels
registered, but generally involve pool play/single-elimination
play, drop-flight or a true double-elimination bracket. Skill
levels will be split to encourage more equal competition. Join
us for one or all of the following:
Class #
Date
Tournament
7622
Sunday, Dec. 18
Zoo Town Showdown
7628
Saturday, Jan. 28
Frost Fever Scramble
7623
Sunday, Mar. 26
Clover Showdown
7624
Sunday, Apr. 30
Spring Fling
Tournament registration is due one (1) week before each tournament.
See tournament registration forms for more detailed information. Events
offered and tournament format may change depending on participant
registration.
YOGA AND TENNIS
Fall Tennis Lessons
High School Prep
Lessons & Match Play
Playfair Park Tennis Courts
Join our professional tennis staff for a memorable fall
experience! Regardless of skill level, each program
is designed to meet the needs of every individual.
Tennis is a lifelong sport that all ages can enjoy! Join
us for updated fall programming, including high school
prep lessons and match play.
Fall Fees*
Monday Evening Lessons
Join our professional tennis staff to sharpen your skills for next
year’s high school tennis season. Advance your knowledge of
the game, work on those critical shots, and learn strategy for
improved match play. For ages 12-18.
CLASS #
SESSION
$50/40
7655
7656
Aug. 29 – Sept. 26* M
Oct. 3 – 24
M
$35/25
*No class 9/5, Labor Day
Adult (18+)
$75/60
Youth (5-17)
High School Prep (12-18)
DAYS
TIME
5:45 – 6:45pm
5:45 – 6:45pm
*Regular fee/With CityCard
Wednesday Match Play
Inclement Weather and Rainouts
Makeup sessions will only occur if more than 1 session is missed
due to weather. Makeups meet Fridays (or as scheduled.) Call the
Weather Hotline at 541-7200 for inclement weather updates.
Ages 5-10 - Rockin’ Racquets
An exciting new play format designed to bring kids into the game
by using specialized equipment and shorter court dimensions,
Get your matches in this fall and keep your skills sharp for
next year’s high school season. The more you play, the better
your game becomes. Each week we’ll learn a bit about match
play, strategy, and/or skills of the game, then play against your
peers.
CLASS #
SESSION
7657
7658
Aug. 31 – Sept. 21 W
Oct 5 - 26
W
DAYS
TIME
5:45 – 6:45pm
5:45 – 6:45pm
tailored to their age and size.
CLASS #
SESSION
DAYS
TIME
7356
Aug. 30-Sep. 22
TU & TH
4:30-5:30pm
7357
Oct. 4-27
TU & TH
4:30-5:30pm
Yoga in the Parks
New! Fall Indoor Classes
Ages 11-17 - Top Spinners
Centered on technique and skills progression, this program
prepares players for involvement in team tennis and match-play
scenarios. A balance between skill improvement and gameplaying strategies allow participants to advance all aspects of theirr
game in this fun-centered format.
CLASS #
SESSION
DAYS
TIME
7358
Aug. 30-Sep. 22
TU & TH
5:45-6:45pm
7359
Oct. 4-27
TU & TH
5:45-6:45pm
Ages 18+ - Net Masters
Adult classes are great for beginners and casual tennis players.
Come for an overview of tennis skills and techniques. We’ll help
you get into the sport and improve your game!
CLASS #
SESSION
DAYS
TIME
7342
Aug 30-Sept 22
TU & TH
5:45-6:45pm
7343
Oct 4-27
TU & TH
5:45-6:45pm
Join Missoula Parks and Recreation and local yoga instructors
for a continuation of our popular Yoga in the Parks series. Enjoy
yoga indoors the fall in the Headwaters Conference Room in
Currents Aquatics Center in McCormick Park.
Skilled instructors from the Missoula community will teach the
basics to all ages and abilities. Yoga is a great way to move
and be active while improving strength and flexibility. Please
bring your own equipment. A limited number of yoga mats,
towels, and blocks will be available for use each session. More
information available on our website, missoulaparks.org.
Dates:
Days:
Meets at:
Ages:
Fee:
Session 1: Oct. 4 – Nov. 8
Class # 7629
Session 2: Nov. 15 – Dec. 20
Class # 7631
Tuesdays
Time: 6 – 7pm
Headwaters Conference Room
Currents Aquatics Center, McCormick Park
12+
$24/$19 with CityCard Resident Discount
15
CURRENTS AQUATICS CENTER
Fall Recreation Swim
Detailed schedules at www.missoulaparks.org
Mon - Fri
10am to 8pm*
Saturday
11am to 7pm
Sunday
11am to 6pm
*Please note:
• The Splash pool spray features and slides may be turned off
during swim lessons, Mon - Thurs, 4 - 7pm.
• Slides may be turned off to conserve energy if not being used.
Please ask a lifeguard if the slides are available.
Currents Aquatics Center
Where Fitness Is Fun!
McCormick Park 600 Cregg Ln. 721-PARK (7275)
Currents Aquatics Center is the year-round indoor water park
in McCormick Park and is home to department headquarters,
registration desk and “Headwaters” meeting room, a state-ofthe-art community room available for public use.
• Ultraviolet light supplemental sanitation system for
pristine water with less chlorine.
• Children’s water playground with zero-depth entry,
spray features and grizzly bear slide.
• We do our best to maximize recreation swim and lap swim
hours. Brief closures of the splash pool, slides, or lap pool
enhance the quality of your experience in lessons and fitness
programs.
• Lap lane orientation may vary from normal during Kersplash
Climbing Wall Hours.
Lap Swim (Sept. 3 - Dec. 31)
This is the lap swim schedule we strive to maintain. Lap lane
availability may vary due to group rentals or programming needs.
Kersplash Climbing Wall hours may change the orientation of lap
lanes. Please check the Currents calendar at the front desk for
changes to this schedule. Thank you!
• 20-yard lap lanes—available all day!
• Two exciting waterslides—2-stories tall!
M/W/F
T/Th
Sat.
Sun.
Time and # of lanes
Time and # of lanes
Time and # of lanes
Time and # of lanes
• Sparkling spa - bromine-santized for your comfort.
6-7 am
1
6-8 am
4
8-9 am
4
9 am-12pm
4
• Kersplash Poolside Climbing Wall
7-8 am
4
8-10 am
1
9-11 am
1
12-6 pm
1
• Ripples Party Room
• Swim lessons and fitness classes
• Wireless internet access
1
10am-2 pm
4
11 am-1 pm
4
10am-2 pm
4
2-6:30 pm
1
1-7 pm
1
2-8 pm
1
6:30-8 pm
2
Kersplash Climbing Wall Hours
Lobby Hours
Monday–Friday
Saturday
8-10 am
6am to 8pm
8am – 7pm Sunday 9am – 6pm
Registration desk open to purchase season passes, punch cards and
register for all Parks and Recreation programs.
Currents Daily Admission
Regular
New! Pre-K ages 2-6
Youth 7-12
Student 13-17
Senior 60+
Adult 18+
Infants 1-year and under
CityCard Discount*
$ 3.00
$2.50
$ 4.00
$3.50
$ 4.50
$3.75
$ 4.50
$3.75
$ 6.25
$5.25
No Charge
*Get your CityCard today! City residents can save up to 20% on pool
admission and most aquatics and recreation programs.
All swimmers wishing to use the Kersplash Climbing Wall must
pass a 20-yard continuous swim and 30-second tread test each
day. No lifejackets are allowed on the wall. Children must be able
to complete the test and climb the wall on their own. Please be
mindful of lap swimmers when using the Kersplash Climbing Wall,
and avoid crossing through lap lanes. See the Front Desk for
special Holiday Hours.
Friday
Sunday
2-4:30 pm
4-8 pm
4-6 pm
Currents Sparkling Spa
Soak away the day’s stress with Currents’ Sparkling Spa. Spa
use is limited to persons 5 years and older. Children between
the ages of 5 - 11 must be directly supervised by an adult. Open
daily.
16
Thursday
CURRENTS AQUATICS CENTER
Aquacize! Water Fitness at
Currents
WINTER BREAK
Aqua-Discovery Camp
Increase flexibility, improve cardio fit-
Dec. 27 – 30
ness, and tone muscles in our water
Spend winter break in a warm climate at Currents!
For ages 7 and up. Camp includes instruction in
snorkel and fin, water polo, basic lifeguard/CPR/
first aid skills, and other aquatic interest activities.
aerobics classes. All fitness levels
welcome, no swimming skill required.
Drop-in class, no pre-registration needed. Purchase a 30-swim punch card or
Youth should bring lunch for the first 3 days, and we’ll celebrate on Friday with a pizza
party. Camp fees include dry towels through the week, pizza lunch on Friday, and all
activity and equipment fees.
Dates Dec. 27 – 30
Time 8am – 5:30pm
Fee $150/$120 w/ CityCard
August - September
Date
Event
Hours
Specials
M-F
Aug. 27Sep. 2
Currents Annual
Maintenance
Currents
Closed
M
Sept. 5
Labor Day
Open 12 - 6pm
M
Sept. 26
MCPS No School
Rec Swim 10am - 8pm
Splash open for adult lap swim
11am - 1pm and 5 - 7pm daily
Oct. 20 - 21
MCPS No School
Rec Swim
10am - 8pm
October
Th & F
Climbing Wall 2-4:30 Thursday
4-8pm Friday
November
Th
Nov. 10
MCPS Half-day
Rec Swim 10am - 8pm
F
Nov. 11
MCPS No School
Rec Swim 10am - 8pm
W&F
Nov. 23 & 25
MCPS Thanksgiving
Break
Rec Swim
10am - 8pm
TH
Nov. 24
Thanksgiving Day
Closed
Nov. 28
Rec Swim
Regular weekend hours
11am - 7pm
SAT
SUN
Nov. 29
Regular weekend hours
Rec Swim
11am - 6pm
Ages: 16+
Fee: Regular admission, resident discount
applies
Days Tues – Fri
Ages 7+
Class 7607
Currents Holiday Hours and Closures
Days
annual pass and save 25-55%!
Super-Size Climbing Wall 2 - 5:30pm
Super-Size Climbing Wall 2 - 5:30pm
Super-Size Climbing Wall 2 - 5:30pm
Days
Time
Mon/Wed/Fri
6:15 - 7am (deep water)
Mon
9-9:30am (deep water)
Mon - Fri
8 - 8:50am
Mon - Fri
9 - 9:50am
Mon - Thurs
5:30 - 6:30pm
Saturday
9 - 9:50am
Drop the kids at Currents and enjoy a night out!
Currents Date Night
Enjoy your dinner date and explore
First Friday art events without the kids
in tow! Kids will play games and make
crafts with our staff before they are
treated to a pizza dinner. After dinner,
kids will head to the Currents pool to
splash around! Registration fee is $10
per child. Ages 7 and up, please.
Days
Dates
Time
Class #
Fri.
Oct. 7
5 - 8pm
7603
Fri.
Nov. 4
5 - 8pm
7604
Fri.
Dec. 2
5 - 8pm
7605
Super-Size Climbing Wall
Thanksgiving Break: November 23 - 29
We are going to super-size the climbing wall; giving you 32 additional square feet of
climbing surface! Swimmers must pass the swim test each day in order to use the
climbing wall. Lap lane configuration may be adjusted to accommodate the climbing
walls. Open 2 - 5:30pm.
Youth recreation grants are available for families
who need financial assistance.
Visit www.missoulaparks.org
17
AQUATICS PROGRAMMING
Inner-Tube Water Polo League
Ages 16 and up
• A splashing good time...horseplay encouraged!
Celebrate at Currents!
• Minimal to no swimming ability required—if you can
tube down the river, you have what it takes.
• The fun of water polo without treading water!
Fun, exciting and best of all… you don’t need a lot of experience
Parties include Ripples for 80 minutes
and unlimited swimming on your party day.
Visit missoulaparks.org for more information
or call Currents at 721-PARK (7275)
to make your reservation today!
Payment upon reservation, please.
to be competitive! Currents’ Inner-Tube Water Polo League is
pure recreation. Sit in the tube, pass the ball, and score. Don’t
get caught holding onto the ball too long; you might get tipped
out of the tube! Five player co-rec teams square off in the water
in tournament play. Games are two 12-minute halves. Teams are
comprised of 5 players, and at least 2 must be female. Ages 16+.
Day
Sundays
Dates
Oct. 2 - Nov. 20
Time*
6-9pm
Class #
7547
Fee
$80 per team
Maximum 10 players per roster.
*Games scheduled 6-9pm, depending on number of teams in league.
Mandatory captain’s meeting Oct. 2, 5:30pm, before first game.
Open Kayak Sessions
Bring your cleaned and scoured boat to work on your roll skills.
This program will provide pool access to those individuals who
want to keep their paddling skills sharp through the off season.
Day
Dates
Time*
Fee
T & Th
Nov. 1 - Dec. 22
8-10pm
Regular admission
*No kayaking Nov. 24.
Ages 15 & up (younger allowed with direct adult supervision)
Bring your own cleaned kayak/paddle/skirt/life jacket.
18
SWIM LESSONS
Parent-Child School: Ages 6 Months to 3 years
(With parent) Early introduction to the water helps prepare your
child for success in Preschool and Swim School lessons. This
Aquatics
Academy
Oscar says...
You “otter” learn to swim
like me at Currents or
Splash Montana!
program teaches parents the skills needed to introduce a child
to the water safely and comfortably. Classes are divided into two
levels: Parent/Child and Parent/Tot.
Preschool: Ages 3 to 5
Playful and nurturing instructors guide preschoolers through the
basics of water exploration in a safe and fun manner. Instructors
divide classes into students who are willing to put their face in the
water and students who need to learn how to put their face in the
water.
Swim School: Ages 5 and up
Encouraging and energetic instructors work with students on the
basics of swimming and water fitness. Students in these courses
Learn to Swim Philosophy and Guarantee
will work on skills such as submerging, floating, gliding, and rhyth-
Parks and Recreation’s Learn to Swim Program provides high
mic breathing. Our Swim School course offerings are divided into
quality and affordable instruction. The shallow water at our
3 classes: Face and Float School, Glide and Movement School,
facilities provides comfort to those who are just adjusting to the
and Breathing and Development School. Students who complete
aquatic environment. Instructors work to provide a playful learn-
the Breathing and Development School are ready for course offer-
ing environment so that students look forward to their classes and
ings in our Stroke School.
learn through focused fun. Parents are welcome on deck during
Stroke School: Ages 5 and up
lessons, and lesson Supervisors are available to field any ques-
For students who have completed or already possess the
tions or comments.
skills taught in the Swim School. Focused instructors will take
Parks and Recreation Swim Lessons are guaranteed:
students through basic progressions and development of stroke
Students, ages 7 & older, will be able to swim 5 yards on their
technique. Students will work on alternate skills such as diving
front and 5 yards on their back by the end of the session, or les-
and turns in addition to the specific stroke being worked on each
sons are free until they can.
session. Stroke School courses consist of 4-8 lessons, and
Choosing Your Child’s Class
we schedule beginner and advanced sessions at the same
time. Many students may need to repeat the course of instruction
• Children ages 3 – 4 should be enrolled in Preschool.
before progressing from beginner to advanced stages. Students
• Beginners over the age of 5 should start with Swim School. The
that have passed at least one stroke school may be ready to try
curriculum is comparable to American Red Cross Levels 1 – 3.
our Swim Squad (see page 20.)
• More advanced swimmers over the age of 5 may opt to enroll
Swim Lesson Pricing
in Stroke School. Please note that a basic understanding of and
ability to perform each stroke you sign up for is expected on the
first day of that class.
• Students who have passed at least one stroke school may be
NUMBER OF CLASSES
4
5
6
7
8
Regular Fee
$20
$25
$30
$35
$40
CityCard Discount
$16
$20
$24
$28
$32
$18.75
$22.50
$26.25
$30
Annual Pass Holder $15
ready to try our Swim Squad (see page 21.)
19
SWIM LESSONS
Swim Squad
Session 1 • September - October
Introduction to competitive
swimming for ages 6+
LEVEL
DAYS
Parent/Child
Sat
DATES
Sept. 17 – Oct. 8
TIME
9:45 – 10:15am
CLASS #
# LESSONS
7466
4
REG/RES/ANN*
$20/16/15
Parent/Child
M/W
Sept. 12 – 21
9:30 – 10am
7480
4
$20/16/15
Swim Squad is a great introduction to
competitive swimming. The program is
designed for kids who can swim the length
of the pool without stopping, and are
looking for new challenges in the water.
Children will improve their swimming skills,
learn turns, how to read a pace clock, and
build endurance while gaining the benefit
and experience of a team environment.
Parent/Child
T/Th
Sept. 13 – 22
9:30 – 10am
7462
4
$20/16/15
Parent/Child
T/Th
Sept. 27 – Oct. 6
9:30 – 10am
7464
4
$20/16/15
Parent/Child
T/Th
Sept. 13 – 22
5:30 – 6pm
7463
4
$20/16/15
Parent/Child
T/Th
Sept. 27 – Oct. 6
5:30 – 6pm
7465
4
$20/16/15
Preschool
Sat
Sept. 17 – Oct. 22
10:30 – 11am
7488
6
$30/24/22.50
Preschool
M/W
Sept. 12 – Oct. 5
11 – 11:30am
7489
7**
$35/28/26.25
Preschool
M/W
Sept. 12 – Oct. 5
5:30 – 6pm
7490
7**
$35/28/26.25
Preschool
T/TH
Sept. 13 – Oct. 6
11 – 11:30am
7491
8
$40/32/30
Preschool
T/TH
Sept. 13 – Oct. 6
5:30 – 6pm
7501
8
$40/32/30
Our mission is to prepare kids for lifetime
of active water enjoyment.
Swim School
Sat
Sept. 17 – Oct. 22
9 – 9:40am
7515
6
$30/24/22.50
Swim School (HS)
F
Sept. 16 – Oct 14
11 – 11:40am
7538
5**
$25/20/18.75
Once a child has attended at least 10
practice sessions, they will earn a Swim
Squad Shirt!
Swim School
M/W
Sept.12 – Oct. 5
4:45 – 5:25pm
7506
7**
$35/28/26.25
Swim School
T/TH
Sept. 13 – Oct. 6
6:05 – 6:45pm
7529
8
$40/32/30
Front/Back Crawl
Sat
Sept. 17 – Oct. 22
9:45 – 10:25am
7516
6
$30/24/22.50
Front/Back Crawl
M/W
Sept. 12 – Oct. 5
4 – 4:40pm
7511
7**
$35/28/26.25
Butterfly/Breaststroke
T/TH
Sept. 13 – Oct. 6
6:50 – 7:30pm
7530
8
$40/$32/$30
For: Youth who have completed at least 1
introductory level Stroke School course, or
level 4 of The American Red Cross LearnTo-Swim Program.
Ages
6+
Fee
10-practice card $30/25 with CityCard
HS = Home School Lessons *REG/RES/ANN = Regular fee/with CityCard/with annual pass
*Denotes 5 & 7-lesson sessions, no lessons 9/26
Session 2 • October - November
20-practice card $50/46 with CityCard
LEVEL
DAYS
DATES
TIME
CLASS #
# LESSONS
REG/RES/ANN*
Pre-Competitive Swim Practice Sessions
Parent/Child
Sat
Oct. 29 – Nov. 19
9:45 – 10:15am
7478
4
$20/16/15
Day
Dates
Time
Class #
Parent/Child
M/W
Oct. 10 – 19
9:30 – 10am
7469
4
$20/16/15
T/Th
Sept. 13 - Dec. 6*
4:25 - 5:25pm
7542
Parent/Child
M/W
Oct. 24 – Nov. 2
9:30 – 10am
7470
4
$20/16/15
Parent/Child
T/Th
Oct. 25 – Nov. 3
9:30 – 10am
7471
4
$20/16/15
*No practice Oct. 20, Nov. 10, Nov. 24
SWIM SQUAD
Fun Swim Meet
A fun meet meet for any members of our
Stroke School or Swim Squad. Currents
swim meets are relaxed events where
everyone is a winner! We do not keep
track of places or points; instead we
celebrate every swimmer’s individual times
and accomplishments.
Parent/Child
T/Th
Oct. 25 – Nov. 3
5:30 – 6pm
7479
4
$20/16/15
Preschool
Sat
Oct. 29 – Dec. 10
10:30 – 11am
7492
6
$30/24/22.50
Preschool
M/W
Oct. 10 – Nov. 2
11 – 11:30am
7493
8
$40/32/30
Preschool
M/W
Oct. 10 – Nov. 2
5:30 – 6pm
7494
8
$40/32/30
Preschool
T/Th
Oct. 11 – Nov. 3
11 – 11:30am
7495
7**
$35/28/26.25
Preschool
T/Th
Oct. 11 – Nov. 3
5:30 – 6pm
7496
7**
$35/28/26.25
Swim School
Sat
Oct. 29 – Dec. 10
9 – 9:40am
7517
6
$30/24/22.50
Swim School (HS)
F
Oct. 28 – Dec. 9
11 – 11:40am
7540
5**
$25/20/18.75
Swim School
M/W
Oct. 10 – Nov. 2
4:45 – 5:25pm
7507
8
$40/32/30
Swim School
T/TH
Oct. 11 – Nov. 3
6:05 – 6:45pm
7532
7**
$35/28/26.25
Butterfly/Breaststroke
Sat
Oct. 29 – Dec. 10
9:45 – 10:25am
7518
6
$30/24/22.50
Butterfly/Breaststroke
M/W
Oct. 10 – Nov. 2
4 – 4:40pm
7512
8
$40/$32/$30
T/TH
Oct. 11 – Nov. 3
6:50 – 7:30pm
7531
7**
$35/$28/$26.25
Ages
6+
Fee
$7 per individual
Front/Back Crawl
Day
Dates
Time
Class #
*REG/RES/ANN = Regular fee/with CityCard/with annual pass
Thursday
Dec. 8
4:30 - 6pm
7543
**Denotes 5 & 7-lesson sessions, no lessons 10/20, 10/21, 11/10, 11/11, 11/23, 11/24, &11/26
20
SWIM LESSONS
Session 3 • November
LEVEL
DAYS
DATES
TIME
CLASS #
# LESSONS
REG/RES/ANN*
Parent/Child
M/W
Nov. 7 – 16
9:30 – 10am
7485
4
$20/16/15
Preschool
M/W
Nov. 7 – 30
11 – 11:30am
7497
7**
$35/28/26.25
Preschool
M/W
Nov. 7 – 30
5:30 – 6pm
7498
7**
$35/28/26.25
Preschool
T/Th
Nov. 8 – Dec. 1
11 – 11:30am
7499
6**
$30/24/22.50
Preschool
T/Th
Nov. 8 – Dec. 1
5:30 – 6pm
7500
6**
$30/24/22.50
Swim School
M/W
Nov. 7 – 30
4:45 – 5:25pm
7514
7**
$35/28/26.25
Swim School
T/TH
Nov. 8 – Dec. 1
6:05 – 6:45pm
7535
6**
$30/24/22.50
Front/Back Crawl
M/W
Nov. 7 – 30
4 – 4:40pm
7513
7**
$35/28/26.25
Butterfly/Breaststroke
T/TH
Nov. 8 – Dec. 1
6:50 – 7:30pm
7533
6**
$30/24/22.50
*REG/RES/ANN = Regular fee/with CityCard/with annual pass
**Denotes 6 & 7-lesson sessions, no lessons 11/10, 11/11, 11/23, 11/24, 11/26
DAYS
DATES
TIME
Knowledgeable instructors teach you to swim
or help you achieve your aquatics fitness
goals. Swimming for fitness reduces stress,
builds cardio endurance, and works all the
major muscle groups. Swimming is great for
lifelong fitness, and is a valuable skill which
could help save a life! For ages 16+. All
classes meet 6:35 - 7:20 pm.
DAYS
DATES
CLASS #
M/W
Sept. 12-Oct. 5*
M/W
Oct. 10-Nov. 2
M/W
Nov. 7-Nov. 30*
7544
FEE
$35/28/26.25
*7 lesson session, no lessons 9/26
Session 4 • December
LEVEL
Adult Swim Development &
Fitness School
CLASS #
# LESSONS
REG/RES/ANN*
Parent/Child
M/W
Dec. 5 – 14
9:30 – 10am
7487
4
$20/16/15
Parent/Child
M/W
Dec. 5 – 14
5:30 – 6pm
7476
4
$20/16/15
Preschool
M/W
Dec. 5 – 21
11 – 11:30am
7504
6**
$30/24/22.50
Preschool
M/W
Dec. 5 – 21
5:30 – 6pm
7505
6**
$30/24/22.50
Swim School
M/W
Dec. 5 – 21
4:45 – 5:25pm
7509
6**
$30/24/22.50
Front/Back Crawl
M/W
Dec. 5 – 21
4 – 4:40pm
7508
6**
$30/24/22.50
7545
$40/32/30
7546*
$35/28/26.25
*7 lesson session, no lessons 11/23
*REG/RES/ANN = Regular fee/with CityCard/with annual pass
**Denotes 6-lesson sessions, no lessons 12/24 – 1/2
American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor
To be eligible for this course, candidates must be 16 years of age on or before
the final day of class, and must possess and display maturity and self-control.
Candidates must also be able to demonstrate skills that meet at least American
Red Cross Learn-To-Swim Level 4 performance criteria during the pre-course
session (first day of class.)
A course book will be provided when payment is received. Books should be
reviewed before the class begins. Successful participants will receive the Water
Safety Instructor Certificate, which recognizes them as possessing the tools to
teach course offerings within the American Red Cross Learn-To-Swim and Water
Safety programs.
For:
Ages 16+ interested in becoming a professional Swim Instructor.
Days
Dates
Time
Class #
Fee
M/W
Oct. 24-Nov. 9
5-9pm
7548
$140 + $39 American Red Cross fee
Saturday,
Oct. 22
1pm to 4pm
McCormick Park
(Sorry, no resident discount.)
21
22
PARKS AND PICNIC SHELTERS
Parks and Picnic Shelters
Parks are available for picnics, family reunions, weddings, and
other events. You may reserve the picnic shelters in various parks
during these time blocks: 6am to 11am, 12pm to 5pm and 6pm to
10pm, or all day. All shelter reservations require a $100 refundable deposit, $200 with alcohol permit.
Shelters with access to electricity*
Park
Fee/5 hr block
Fee for full day
Bonner
$42
$105
Lafray
$42
$105
Pineview
$42
$105
44 Ranch
$42
$105
Silver Shelter
$86
$214
Silver Pavillion
$350
$875
Did you know?
It’s up to all of us to keep
parks and trails safe
and clean—and it’s the law!
Keep me on a leash in ALL
City parks and commuter
trails, and within 200 ft.
of any trailhead.
And don’t forget to
scoop the poop—you’ll
help keep our parks and
water clean.
Standard picnic shelters (no electricity access)
Thanks for being a responsible pet owner!
Greenough
$37
$88.50
Franklin
$37
$88.50
SS Lions
$37
$88.50
Dogs In City Parks and Trails
$37
$88.50
• Leashes are required within City limits, including City parks,
$37
$88.50
Ron MacDonald Riverfront Trail System and all other public
Fort Missoula
$37
$88.50
lands, unless otherwise posted. Missoula Animal Control of-
Maloney Ranch
$37
$88.50
ficers may issue a citation for unleashed animals in parks.
Kiwanis
$37
$88.50
Playfair
Westside
*
**
1 standard power outlet per shelter for coffee, warming tray, etc.
• Missoula City/County Animal Control is responsible for enforcement of City ordinances and parks regulations regarding
To reserve a shelter, phone 721-PARK or come in person to:
Parks & Recreation Headquarters, Currents Aquatics Center
Monday through Friday, 8:30am - 1pm and 2pm - 4pm.
Alcohol is permitted in some parks with an alcohol permit, fees
range from zero to $10 plus deposits. Visit our website, www.
missoulaparks.org for more information about park reservations
and amenities. Picnic shelters are open to the public, but may be
reserved. Parties holding a valid park reservation have the right
dogs. Report violations at 541-7387.
• Dog owners are responsible for the immediate removal of
any waste deposited by his dog on any public land or any private land other than your own.
• Use a plastic bag or Mutt Mitts where dispensers are provided. Pet waste in parks detracts from other’s enjoyment of
the park and can be unhealthy.
to ask that the shelter be vacated. The Bonner Band Shell is also
• Some areas on conservation lands are currently posted as
available for reservation, see details on the web.
“voice restraint” areas—please observe all regulations and
No alcoholic beverages are permitted in the following parks,
respect wildlife and other park users.
and trails: Pineview Park, Greenough Park, MOBASH Skatepark,
Westside Park, Memorial Rose Garden, Jacobs Island, Clark
The City Council has established City-owned portions of Mount
Fork Natural Area Riverfront Park System, Kim Williams Nature
Sentinel, Mount Jumbo, North Hills, and Kim Williams Nature
Trail, Gregory Park, beneath the Orange Street Bridge and the
Trail as voice restraint areas. Voice restraint dog parks are lo-
area west of the bridge, or any park that does not have public re-
cated in Jacob’s Island, Playfair and Fort Missoula Parks. Visit
strooms available. Alcohol permitted in other parks by permit only.
www.missoulaparks.org for updated information.
23
QUICK AND EASY REGISTRATION
Easy Ways To Register
• Register for any program by mail, by telephone at 721-PARK
or in person.
• To register by mail, please visit www.missoulaparks.org/
register to download and print a registration form. You may
also phone 721-PARK to receive a registration form by mail,
or you can pick one up at Currents Aquatics Center. Mail-in
registration payable by check or money order only
• Credit cards accepted via telephone or in person only.
• Our friendly customer service staff is on hand at Currents
Aquatics Center: Monday–Friday, 6am to 8pm; Saturday, 9am
to 7pm; Sunday, 9am to 6pm.
• Program fees must be included with registration form.
Please note the registration deadline indicated in the class
descriptions. Registrations are accepted on a first-come, firstserved basis.
City Residents: Get Your City Card today and save
about 20% on pool admission, passes and punch
cards, and most recreation programs!
• You must reside within City limits.
• Not all Missoula mailing addresses are within city limits.
If you are unsure whether your address is within the City,
give us a call at 721-PARK.
• Come in person to the registration desk at Currents Aquatics Center. Please bring a current billing statement from
cable television, a utility bill or voter registration card as
proof of residency.
• Owning property or a business within Missoula city limits
does not constitute city residency.
Some program fees are available on a sliding scale. Download
grant application at missoulaparks.org or stop by Currents
Aquatics Center. Call 721-PARK for more information. Missoula
County Park Board has set aside funds specifically earmarked for
recreation grants to County residents.
City Card Resident Discount Program
City residents contribute directly to the operations of Parks and
Recreation programs through their property taxes. The Resident
Discount Card allows City residents to receive a reduced rate on
Parks and Recreation programs and admission to Currents and
Splash Montana. Residents who choose not enroll in the Resident
Discount Program, and all non-residents, will pay the regular fee
for all programs.
The Resident Discount is approximately 20 percent (rounded
up to the nearest $0.25.) Some programs are exempt from the
resident discount including Adult Sports Teams and programs
which are contracted with an outside provider.
The CityCard is optional and is not required to register for
any Parks and Recreation program. The card simply allows
City residents to receive a reduced rate if they so desire.
24
• Each family member who wishes to receive the resident
discount will need his or her own card.
• New cards are $2 each and are valid for one year beginning January 1 and expiring December 31. Renew your
card annually for $1.
Registering With Your City Card
• To receive the resident discount when you register for a
program, please present your CityCard.
• To recieve the discount for admission to Currents Aquatics
Center or Splash Montana, please present your card to the
cashier.
• The discount is valid for residents whose name and picture
appear on the presented card.
• Residents will be required to show their CityCard at the first
day of a program if they registered by mail at the discounted rate. Non-residents who register as residents by mail
will be required to submit the balance prior to continuing in
the program.
• A complete list of resident discount fees is available at
www.missoulaparks.org or at the Parks and Recreation
office.
• For more information about the Resident Discount program, please call Parks and Recreation at 721-PARK.
Parks and Recreation Staff
Donna Gaukler, Director ..................................................552-6265
dgaukler@ci.missoula.mt.us
David Selvage, Parks Services and Systems Mgr ..........552-6252
dselvage@ci.missoula.mt.us
Elizabeth Erickson, Open Space Program Mgr. ...............552-6267
eerickson@ci.missoula.mt.us
Neil Miner, Parks and Trails Dev. Mgr .............................552-6264
nminer@ci.missoula.mt.us
Morgan Valliant, Conservation Lands Mgr. ......................552-6263
mvalliant@ci.missoula.mt.us
Chris Boza, Urban Forester .............................................552-6270
cboza@ci.missoula.mt.us
Bob Worthen, Park Maint. Mgr. .......................................552-6269
bworthen@ci.missoula.mt.us
Kathy Mehring, Admin. Services Mgr..............................552-6255
kmehring@ci.missoula.mt.us
Shirley Kinsey, Recreation Manager ...............................552-6273
skinsey@ci.missoula.mt.us
Meg Whicher, Recreation Specialist (MORE)..................552-6271
mwhicher@ci.missoula.mt.us
Connect a kid with nature.
Teach a child to swim
swim..
Grow an active kid.
Ryan Yearous, Recreation Specialist (Sports/Youth) ......552-6266
ryearous@ci.missoula.mt.us
Eric Seagrave, Aquatics Supervisor ................................552-6274
eseagrave@ci.missoula.mt.us
Nikki Perez, Recreation Events Specialist.......................552-6684
nperez@ci.missoula.mt.us
Danielle Beaudin, Recreation Support Specialist ............552-6257
•
Donate today to Share The Fun and help low-income
families sign up for swim lessons, youth recreaƟon
programs, outdoor adventures and much more!
•
Simply add your donaƟon when registering for any
program, or give us a call at 721-PARK to donate.
•
100% of your donaƟon goes directly to fund a child’s
recreaƟon program fees. No giŌ is too small!
•
DonaƟons to Share The Fun are tax-deducƟble.
•
Parks & RecreaƟon is commiƩed to serving children
of all economic levels in our community so that they
may parƟcipate and enjoy the many benefits of acƟve
recreaƟon.
dbeaudin@ci.missoula.mt.us
Paula Fisher, Recreation Suppport Specialist ................552-6256
pfisher@ci.missoula.mt.us
Betsy Willett, Office Manager ..........................................552-6258
bwillett@ci.missoula.mt.us
Rebecca Goodrich, Communications Specialist..............552-6254
bgoodrich@ci.missoula.mt.us
Recreation Resources
A Carousel for Missoula...................................................549-8382
Art Museum of Missoula ..................................................728-0447
County Parks Planner, Lisa Moisey .................................258-4716
Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks ...........................542-5500
Fort Missoula Historical Museum ....................................728-3476
Glacier Park Information ..................................................800-338-5072
Little Grizzly Football, Bob Hermes .................................721-1929
Little League Baseball (Ages 6-18) .................................258-6117
Missoula Downtown Association .....................................543-4238
Unfortunately, fundraising can only go so far. More and more
families are experiencing economic hardship and requests for
recreaƟon assistance conƟnue to exceed available funds.
Osprey Baseball ..............................................................543-3300
Missoula Parks & Recreation Rain Line ..........................541-7200
Missoula Softball Association ..........................................721-6770
USFS-Lolo National Forest............................................. 329-3814
Strikers Youth Soccer ..................................................... 370-5050
Won’t you ShareThe Fun
with a child?
25
THE LIFELONG LEARNING CENTER • CALL 549-8765
Special Interest Classes
Getting to Know Your Digital SLR Camera 6:30 PM-9:00 PM
Beekeeping Basics
6:00 PM-8:30 PM Tu Th
Beekeeping and Hive Management
6-8:30 PM Mo We
Introduction to Modern Board Games 6-8:00 PM Fr
Designing a Perennial Garden
6:30 PM-8:30 PM Mo
Couples Massage
6:00 PM-9:00 PM Fr
Private Pilot Ground Training 6:00 PM-9:00 PM Mo We
Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events 8 AM-12 PM Fr
Active Resistance Training
8:00 AM-5:00 PM Fr
Tu 9/20-11/1
10/11-10/13
10/17-10/26
10/21-11/4
10/3-10/10
10/7-10/7
10/3-11/23
10/7-10/7
9/16-9/16
$57
$36
$67
$24
$33
$28
$433
$15
$30
Make Your Own Day of the Dead Sugar Skull 6:-9:00 PM Mo
Stamping and Card Making Basics
6:30 PM-8:30 PM Tu
Creative Doll Making
6:00 PM-9:00 PM Tu
Getting Started with Genealogy
2:-4:00 PM
We
Knitting 101
6:00 PM-7:30 PM Tu
Beginning Quilting
6:00 PM-9:00 PM Mo
10/17-10/24
9/13-9/20
10/11-10/11
10/12-11/2
10/11-11/15
10/3-10/24
$38
$35
$34
$59
$72
$89
Computer and Technology Classes
iPhone and iPad Basics
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Using Your Mac-El Capitan 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Getting Started with Excel 6:00 PM-9:00 PM
Caring For Your Laptop
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Introduction to Lightroom
8:30 AM-4:00 PM
File Management Bootcamp 1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Beginning Computer Fundamentals 1-4 PM Tu
Photoshop for Beginners
6:00 PM-8:00 PM
Introduction to QuickBooks 1:00 PM-4:00 PM
We 10/12-10/19
Mo We 10/17-10/26
Tu 9/13-9/27
We 10/26-10/26
Fr 10/21-10/21
Mo 10/24-10/24
Th 9/20-9/29
Mo 10/3-11/7
We 9/21-10/5
$46
$90
$146
$42
$103
$49
$89
$90
$45
Word Fast Track-Level I
Introduction to WordPress
More WordPress
Using Windows 10
8:30 AM-4:00 PM
6:00 PM-9:00 PM
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
9:00 AM-4:00 PM
Fr
Tu
Mo
Fr
$121
$129
$128
$51
7:00 PM-8:30 PM
7:00 PM-8:30 PM
6:30 PM-8:30 PM
7:00 PM-8:30 PM
7:00 PM-8:30 PM
Th 9/15-10/20
We 9/7-10/26
Mo 9/12-11/7
Tu 9/13-11/1
Mo 9/12-10/31
9/30-9/30
10/11-10/25
10/3-10/17
9/9-9/9
Music Classes
Classic Rock
Beginning Guitar
Beginning Group Piano
Beginning Ukulele
Intermediate Ukulele
$66
$81
$104
$84
$82
College Prep and Brush up Classes
Essentials of Math
Day and Evening
Reading & Writing Essentials Day and Evening
College Success Program
Day and Evening
Start Anytime $FREE
Start Anytime $FREE
Start Anytime $FREE
Parent and Family Classes
Social Media Challenges
6:30 PM-8:30 PM
Th 10/13-10/13
Smoother Mornings
6:30 PM-8:30 PM
Tu 9/27-9/27
Helping Your Child Deal with Bullying 6:30 PM-8:30 PM Tu
10/4-10/4
Helping Your Child Handle Peer Pressure 6:30 PM-8:30 PM
Tu 9/20-9/20
Sew Fun! Beginning Sewing for Families 5:00 PM-6:30 PM
Th 10/6-10/20
Family Yoga (3-5 Year Olds) 11:30 AM-12:15 PM Sa 10/29-11/19
You and Your Kids: Cupcake Decorating 10:00 AM-12:00 PM Sa 10/29-10/29
Brain Gym
6:00 PM-8:00 PM
Tu
10/18-10/25
226
www.MissoulaClasses.com • CALL 549-8765
Free
Free
Free
Free
$35
$24
$30
$26
THE LIFELONG LEARNING CENTER • CALL 549-8765
Arts and Crafts Classes
Introduction to Calligraphy 6:30 PM-8:30 PM
Copperplate Lettering
6:30 PM-8:30 PM
Fundamentals of Drawing 9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Anyone Can Draw
6:00 PM-8:00 PM
Stained Glass Studio
6:00 PM-9:00 PM
Basic Silver Smithing
8:30 AM-3:30 PM
Polymer Clay Jewelry
6:00 PM-9:00 PM
Introduction to Soldering
8:30 AM-3:30 PM
Beginning Watercolor
5:30 PM-8:30 PM
Continuing in Watercolor
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Beginning Oil Painting
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Beginning Gouache Painting 6:30 PM-8:30 PM
Th 9/15-10/13
Tu 9/13-10/4
Tu 9/13-11/1
Mo 9/12-10/10
We 9/14-11/2
Sa 10/8-10/8
Mo 9/12-9/12
Sa 10/29-10/29
We 9/14-11/2
We 9/7-10/26
Tu 9/13-11/1
Tu 9/13-10/4
$72
$57
$84
$52
$86
$92
$34
$87
$84
$79
$86
$65
Th 9/8-11/10
We 9/14-11/16
We 9/14-11/16
$134
$67
$71
We 9/14-9/14
We 10/12-10/19
We 9/28-9/28
Tu 10/18-10/18
Tu 10/4-10/4
Tu 9/20-9/20
$42
$54
$42
$42
$42
$42
Language Classes
Beginning Conversational Chinese
6-8 PM
Beginning American Sign Language 6-8:PM
Beginning Spanish
6:00 PM-8:00 PM
Hands On Cooking Classes
Copy Cat Dishes! Asian Specialties 6 PM-9:PM
Cake Decorating Basics
6:00 PM-9:00 PM
Savory Soups
6:00 PM-9:00 PM
Baking From Scratch
6:00 PM-9:00 PM
Healthy Ethnic Cooking
6:00 PM-9:00 PM
Sustainable Cooking
6:00 PM-9:00 PM
The Lifelong Learning Center has a class for every occasion!
Health and Safety, Home Improvement, Cooking, Language,
Arts, Crafts, Business, Fitness, Dance.....you want it, we got it!
For more information or to register call 549-8765
See the full schedule at www.MissoulaClasses.com
www.MissoulaClasses.com • CALL 549-8765
271