GATEWAYS ACTIVITY GUIDE FARMINGTON PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURAL AFFAIRS

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1 SPRING/SUMMER 2018 APRIL MAY JUNE JULY GATEWAYS ACTIVITY GUIDE FARMINGTON PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURAL AFFAIRS Lifeguard Staff at the Beach at Lake Farmington, 2017 Your gateway to what s going on this spring and summer! Golf Summer Theater Park Play Days Swimming and More!

2 Your Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs (PRCA) staff has been busy over the past few months getting ready for more activities and programs for you to enjoy this coming spring and summer. The Farmington Museum is adding several additional trips to their popular Museum EdVenture series. Check out the great new sites and times in this edition of Gateways on page 39. We also have a few exciting construction updates and announcements. Renovations started on the Civic Center theater in November and will be moving to the Exhibit Hall side soon. New field lights were installed at the San Juan College softball and soccer fields. Also, look for the ground breaking for the Aquatic Facility at Brookside Park in the very near future. Farmington is definitely the place where Outdoor Lovers Thrive. These are exciting times to live, work, play or stay in Farmington. Keep close to Nature s heart and break clear away, once in a while, and climb a mountain or spend a week in the woods. Wash your spirit clean. John Muir Follow your passion and keep balance in your life- Cory Styron Director, Parks, Recreation, & Cultural Affairs Table of Contents Activities by Age Index Featured Activities by Date Index Animal Foster Program Aquatics Arts & Crafts Camps Clubs & Special Use Cultural/Special Events Dance Enrichment Environment & Recycling Exploring the Four Corners Facilities Guide Fitness Golf Museum Exhibits Outdoors Parks Maps Sports & Athletics Summer Theater Back Cover Table Games Say Cheese! Th e C ity of Farmington s Department of Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs (PRCA) photographers will periodically take pictures of participants in our classes, during special events, and in the parks. Please be aware that these photos are for PRCA use and may be used in brochures, pamphlets, flyers, or on the web site. You must give us written notice if you or your family members do not want to be photographed or published.

3 FARMINGTON PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURAL (505) Your gateway to parks, facilities, special events, and programs. HOW TO REGISTER FOR ACTIVITIES FOUND IN THIS GUIDE: Activities are listed by category. Some activities require online registration others just require that you show up. The activities that require online registration will have an Activity # listed next to them as follows: HOLIDAY FAMILY CRAFT WORKSHOP DAY DATES TIME FEE ACTIVITY # Sa Dec 6 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $ A To register visit Either click the appropriate category button to browse activities (i.e. Arts & Crafts ) or click the search tab on the side menu and choose Activity. Enter the Activity # in the appropriate box. Click on the shopping cart icon on the very left of the activity listing to add to your shopping cart. You will need to either sign-in or create an account to finish the registration process. If you need further assistance registering contact the activity organizer. WebTrac Registration Information Keep your registration information here to make participating in our activities a snap! Username: Password Reminder: 1

4 Lake Farmington Did you know? The City of Farmington has the only ACCREDITED parks and recreation agency in New Mexico? The Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies (CAPRA) accredits park and recreation agencies for excellence in operation and service. Charged with providing high quality services and experiences, park and recreation agencies across the United States turn to CAPRA Accreditation as a credible and efficient means of achieving these goals, while providing assurance to the public that the agency meets national standards of best practice. Visit our parks and facilities - they are a step above! GATEWAYS ACTIVITY GUIDES: GATEWAYS activity guides are published by the City of Farmington s Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs department three times a year in January (Winter), April (Spring/Summer), and August (Fall). We are dedicated to providing the opportunity for citizens to play, to laugh, to grow, to learn and to engage in enriching their quality of life. FOLLOW US ONLINE: Don t miss out on any of the fun and healthy activities we have going on at Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs! There are two great ways to get the latest information about programs and upcoming events: 1. Follow us on 2. Sign-up by clicking the Notify Me icon on our calendar at 2

5 FACILITIES ANIMAL SERVICES AQUATICS Farmington Regional Animal Shelter 133 Browning Parkway, Farmington, NM Adoption and Volunteer Operations (505) San Juan County Animal Control Dispatch (505) Hours of Operation: Seven (7) days a week - 11:30 am to 5:30 pm Holiday Hours: April 1 - CLOSED for Easter May 28 - CLOSED for Memorial Day July 4 - CLOSED for Independence Day The Farmington Regional Animal Shelter (FRAS) provides housing for homeless pets until they find their forever homes. FRAS offers: Animal adoptions Low cost spay and neuter services for residents Foster program that places animals in temporary homes until they are old enough or well enough to be adopted Dog walking program, where you can walk a dog that is up for adoption through Animas Park Volunteer opportunities including cleaning, transporting animals, socializing puppies, and working community events Regional Animal Shelter Foundation The Regional Animal Shelter Foundation is a 501(c)3, nonprofit group that helps support FRAS. They help by purchasing supplies and equipment outside of the regular shelter budget and also help by funding certain programs such as treating heartworm positive dogs. Visit the website above to donate today. Farmington Aquatic Center 1151 N Sullivan, Farmington, NM (505) The Farmington Aquatic Center has: 50 meter pool 150 foot slide and diving boards Leisure pool and playground Water exercise equipment Public restrooms, showers, changing area, and lockers Public Swim Hours through May 25: M, W, F, Sa - 4:30 to 7:30 pm Sa & Su - 1:00 to 4:00 pm Summer Public Swim Hours starting May 26: M-Su - 1:00 to 4:00 pm M-Sa - 4:30 to 7:30 pm Lap Swim Hours: M-F - 6:00 to 7:30 pm Sa - 1:00 to 7:30 pm Holiday Hours: April 1 - CLOSED for Easter May 28 - Open 1:00 to 7:30 pm for Memorial Day July 4 - Open 6:00 am to 4:00 pm only Admission: Shower - $2.00 Lap Swim, Aquacise, Parent Child Playtime - $2.50 Children 2 and younger - FREE Ages $3.24 Ages $4.50 Ages 19 and older - $5.00 See Pass & Punch Card pricing on the next page. Rentals: Call for party and special occasion rental pricing and scheduling. Inflatable rafts - $3.00/half-hour 3

6 FACILITIES AQUATICS Lions Pool 405 N Wall Street, Farmington, NM (505) Lions Pool boasts an average water temperature of 86 and offers: Water exercise equipment Public restrooms, showers, changing area, and lockers Lap Swim Hours: M-F - 7:30 to 8:30 am, 4:00 to 5:30 pm M-Sa - Noon to 1:00 pm Senior Lap Swim Hours: M-F - 9:30 to 10:30 am Holiday Hours: May 28 - CLOSED for Memorial Day July 4 - Open 7:00 am to 1:00 pm only Admission: Shower - $2.00 Lap Swimming and Adult Exercise Classes - $1.50 Aquacise - $2.00 Rentals: Lions Pool is available for rent during non-operational hours. Call for rental pricing. Book the pool for your Birthday Party! Ask the Aqua c Center for more info. Lions Pool Passes & Punch Card Pricing: Annual Pass Individual - $ Family - $ p 5 am m m * 1 Month Pass Individual - $65.00 Individual Aquatic Exercise - $35.00 Family - $95.00 p 5 am m m * 3 Month Pass Individual - $80.00 Individual Lap Pass - $35.00 Family - $ p 5 am m m * Aquacise Punch Card 20 Visits - $35.00 *a a am m m - $15.00 p p Aquatic Center Passes & Punch Card Pricing: Annual Pass Individual - $ Family - $ p 5 am m m * 1 Month Pass Individual - $35.00 Family - $60.00 p 5 am m m * 3 Month Pass Individual - $90.00 Family - $ p 5 am m m * Punch Card Good for Aquacise, Lap Swimming, and Parent Child Playtime only - 20 Visits - $45.00 *a a am m m - $15.00 p p 4

7 FACILITIES CIVIC CENTER COMMUNITY CENTER Farmington Civic Center 200 W Arrington, Farmington, NM Toll Free: Box Office: (505) General Information/Rentals: (505) Business Office Hours: M-F - 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Business Office Holiday Hours: Facility is still available for rental on these days. May 28 - CLOSED for Memorial Day July 4 - CLOSED for Independence Day The Farmington Civic Center is currently under construction for an expansion renovation. When finished it will include an larger ballroom and more breakout space for meetings within the multi-utilization facility, which serves as a convention and conference site, as well as a performing and visual arts center. The Civic Center business office has an on-site Box Office, as well as friendly staff to help you plan your event. Convention and business meeting rooms are equipped with audio visual equipment. Rentals: Call us to plan you next special event, conference or show. LIONS WILDERNESS AMPHITHEATER Lions Wilderness Park Amphitheater 5800 College Boulevard, Farmington, NM General Information/Rentals: (505) Lions Wilderness Park Amphitheater is a beautiful natural sandstone amphitheater. The amphitheater, pavilion and kitchen are available to rent for weddings, company parties, and other special events. Don t miss Sandstone Production s Mary Poppins the Broadway Musical this summer! (See back cover) Sycamore Park Community Center 1051 Sycamore Street, Farmington, NM (505) Hours of Operation: M-F - 8:00 am to 8:00 pm Sa - 10:00 am to 6:00 pm Holiday Hours: May 28-10:00 am to 6:00 pm for Memorial Day July 4 - CLOSED for Independence Day Sycamore Park Community Center (SPCC) provides a safe and pleasant environment where all members of the community can participate in recreational activities. Activities are offered daily, please contact us or visit the website for a daily schedule. SPCC has: Indoor gymnasium Skate park Game room with pool and foosball Computer lab Industrial kitchen Meeting space Rentals: SPCC is available to rent for meetings, birthday parties, receptions, showers, etc. Activity Rooms - $15.00 per hour, $50.00 deposit Kitchen - $15.00 flat rate, $100 deposit Courtyard - $10.00 per hour, $50.00 deposit Gymnasium - $30.00 per hour, $50.00 deposit Entire Facility (Sundays only) - $ flat rate, $ deposit for 8 hours or less Follow us on 5

8 FACILITIES GOLF COURSES Piñon Hills Golf Course 2101 Sunrise Parkway, Farmington, NM (505) Hours of Operation: Open year-round seven (7) days a week, weather permitting. Tee times vary depending on the time of year. Rates: See page 43 in this guide for a full list or visit the website. Piñon Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole championship golf course ranked #4 Municipal Course in the Untied States: Piñon Hills offers: PGA professionals on staff Two chipping greens and a putting green Short game practice area Full-service Grill on the Hill serving breakfast, lunch, and catering Pro shop First Tee of San Juan County affiliate Tournament planning Rentals: Piñon Hills Golf Course has golf clubs, riding golf carts, and pull carts available for rent (see pricing chart on page 43). Civitan Golf Course 2100 N Dustin, Farmington, NM (505) Hours of Operation: Seven (7) days a week. Tee times vary depending on the time of year. Rates: 18 holes - $8.00 Each additional 9 holes - $4.00 Adult Annual Pass - $ Adult Annual Pass, Spouse - $ Junior Annual Pass - $ Junior Annual Pass with purchase of one (1) adult pass in the same family - $60.00 Senior Annual Pass - $ Senior Annual Pass, Spouse - $65.00 Special Junior Pass - $ Good anytime at Civitan and after noon each day at Piñon Hills. Footgolf rates: $5.00 per player Civitan Golf Course is a 9-hole, par-3 course offering a practice area with sand bunkers, putting green and horseshoe pits. Rentals: Golf clubs - $4.00 Pull carts - $2.00 Soccer ball - $

9 INDIAN CENTER FACILITIES MUSEUM SYSTEM Farmington Indian Center 100 W Elm, Farmington, NM (505) Follow us on to get the stew of the day and other important info! Hours of Operation: M-F - 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Restaurant Hours: Tuesday - Friday Breakfast - 8:00 to 10:15 am Lunch - 11:00 am to 2:00 pm Holiday Hours: May 28 - CLOSED for Memorial Day July 4 - CLOSED for Independence Day The Farmington Indian Center takes pride in offering and inviting the citizens of Farmington and its visitors to share, participate in, learn, and preserve its rich cultural heritage by offering a variety of cultural showcases, events, educational activities and opportunities. The Indian Center offers: A restaurant Public restrooms/showers Fax/copy services Notary public Covered shelter, large grill and picnic tables Outdoor basketball court Farmington Museum 3041 E Main Street, Farmington, NM (505) Hours of Operation: M-Sa - 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Experience a wide variety of exhibits relating to the diverse history of the area s cultures, traveling exhibits, and art shows. Lecture series, performances, workshops, and special demonstrations are offered year-round. The Museum Store, Currents, features exhibit-related merchandise, books on local and regional interests, toys, and educational materials. Admission: Suggested donation of $3.00 for adults and $2.00 for children. Some traveling exhibits have an additional admission fee. Rentals: The Museum offers facility and equipment rentals for special events, meetings, fundraisers and more! Corporate Non-Profit/Private Atrium $ $ Terrace $ $ Atrium & Terrace $ $ La Plata Room $75.00 $60.00 Animas Room $75.00 $60.00 Confluence $ $ Did you know we host: Live music at our Summer Terrace Music Series (Pg. 32) The Farmington Growers Market (Pg. 57) Drive-in Movies (Pg. 28) Tours exploring the Four Corners (Pg. 38) Visit to keep up on what we have planned! 7

10 FACILITIES MUSEUM SYSTEM E 3 Children s Museum & Science Center 200 N Orchard, Farmington, NM (505) Hours of Operation: Tu-Sa - 10:00 am to 5:00 pm Admission: Donations are welcome. E 3 Children s Museum & Science Center has the Tots Turf - a toddler friendly environment - an activity room, and hands-on exhibits for all ages. E 3 seeks to develop children s creative thinking and reinforce curricular goals by providing: Programs Projects Permanent exhibits Weekly craft and science programming for children and their parents Regularly scheduled special exhibits, which may include special entrance fees Rentals: E 3 s activity room is available for birthday parties for a $75.00 rental fee. Riverside Nature Center Anmias Park off Browning Parkway, Farmington (505) Hours of Operation: Tu-Sa - 9:00 am to 6:00 pm Su - 1:00 to 5:00 pm The Riverside Nature Center has an exhibit hall, activity room, observation room and picnic pavilion. The Nature Center offers: Interactive exhibits exploring the environment and wildlife of Farmington Exhibits by nature photographers, artists, and projects by area schools Free weekly programming for all ages Wetlands for wildlife Extensive xeriscape demonstration garden with interpretive exhibits ATTENTION EDUCATORS! Do you have a large group of children you would like to bring in for a field trip? You can call the Farmington Museum System Educators if you would like to have a program created around your curriculum. We can find something for every classroom s goal. Special programs can be planned for school groups upon request. Farmington Museum Educator: (505) E 3 Children s Museum Educator: (505) Nature Center Educator: (505)

11 FACILITIES RECREATION CENTER SENIOR SERVICES Farmington Recreation Center 1101 Fairgrounds Road, Farmington, NM (505) Hours of Operation: M-F - 6:00 am to 10:00 pm Sa - 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Holiday Hours: May 28 - CLOSED for Memorial Day July 4 - CLOSED for Independence Day The Farmington Recreation Center offers a variety of recreational opportunities including family programming, such as Family Bingo & Pizza night, holiday craft workshops, adult sports leagues, and more. The Farmington Recreation Center has: A full-size gymnasium Five (5) racquetball courts Two (2) small class/meeting rooms Public restrooms, lockers, and shower facilities Racquetball: M-Sa - $3.00 per hour, per person Racquet rental - $1.00 per racquet Proper court shoes must be worn and eye guards are recommended. Reservations recommended. Wallyball: M-Sa - $2.00 per hour, per person Equipment is available at the Recreation Center. Gym: Open gym hours vary. Visit the website for schedule. 10 Visit Punch Card - $25.00 * Monthly Pass - $30.00 Call the Recreation Center for reservations and equipment rentals. Bonnie Dallas Senior Center 109 E La Plata, Farmington, NM (505) Bonnie Dallas Center Annex 208 N Wall, Farmington, NM (505) Hours of Operation: M-F - 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Sa - 10:00 am to 3:00 pm Billiards Only Holiday Hours: May CLOSED for Memorial Day July 4 - CLOSED for Independence Day The Bonnie Dallas Senior Center (BDSC) serves residents 50+ years of age. Coffee and pastries are served at 9:00 am, donations are welcome. The library, billiards hall, computer lab, and wi-fi are available during operational hours. Tons of daily activities are planned throughout the week. Lunch Program: M-F - 11:45 am to 1:00 pm Hot lunch served daily for those 60+ years of age. Suggested donation of $3.00* 59 and younger $6.00 Meals on Wheels: M-F - Hot lunch delivered to home bound seniors 60+ years of age. Suggested donation of $3.00* Transportation: M-F - 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Rides available to come to lunch, medical appointments and shopping trips. Require 24 hours notice. No fee.* Bonnie Dallas Activity Center & Silver Fitness Center The Silver Fitness Center serves residents 50+ yeas of age. See page 40 for times and membership fees. * Registration and interview required by State of New Mexico AAA. 9

12 OUTDOOR FACILITIES LAKE FARMINGTON North off E Main Street (505) Lake Farmington offers tons of outdoor experiences. Come to fish or enjoy the water on a non-motorized watercraft (free on-site aquatic invasive species inspection required before entering), swim at The Beach or get some exercise exploring the shoreline. The lake access fee grants you entrance to the area and access to all of the recreational opportunities. Lake Hours of Operation: M-Su - 6:00 am to 10:00 pm Lake Open for Non-Motorized Watercraft Date: April 14, October 28, 2018 Lake Access Fee: Standard Vehicle - $5.00 per day Pay at lake entrance Standard Vehicle Season Pass- $50.00 per year Buy at lake entrance, Farmington Museum, or Farmington Aquatic Center Commercial Vehicle - $20.00 per day Pay at lake entrance Night Fishing - $5.00 per person, per night in addition to lake access fee Pay at lake entrance The Beach Open Date: Memorial Day Weekend - Labor Day Weekend The Beach Hours of Operation: M-Su - Noon to 6:00 pm Maximum Capacity: Varies depending on number of life guards present Admission: None - included in Lake Access Fee Swimming at Lake Farmington is only allowed in the designated area coined The Beach. The Beach offers: Sandy shore area Lap lanes Inflatable water features Lifeguards on-duty Water equipment rental You can take the Red Apple Transit to Lake Farmington! Find out more at SHELTER RESERVATIONS Park Shelter Reservations (505) Reservation Desk Hours of Operation: M-Sa - 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Reserve a park shelter for family picnics, reunions, and church meetings online under Quick Links on the website or via phone. Shelters can be reserved up to 365 days in advance. No reservations are needed November 1 - March 1. They are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Rental Fees: First four (4) hours - $20.00 Each additional hour - $5.00 SPORTS COMPLEX Farmington Sports Complex 2301 W Pinon Hills Blvd, Farmington, NM Reservations: (505) Tennis Pro Shop: (505) The Farmington Sports Complex consists of: Four (4) softball fields in the softball complex with press boxes, scoreboards, concession stand and restrooms Four (4) baseball fields in the baseball complex with press boxes, scoreboards, concession stand, and restrooms Eight (8) tennis courts in the tennis complex with restooms and the tennis pro shop. Camping is coming to Lake Farmington this summer! Visit us online for the latest info! 10

13 OUTDOOR FACILITIES 18. WESTLAND PARK 19. SANDALWOOD PARK SANDALWOOD 11

14 PARKS Farmington Parks Directory Effective August 30, 2012 X Handicapped Access Pavilion Acres Parking 135 & 145 N. Browning Pkwy (Browning Expressway 1 Animas River Park at River on North) 62 X 4403 Bartens (Caribbean and Bartens Streets, North of 2 Bartens Park Mall) 1.7 X 3002 Kingsway (Windsor Dr. at Kingsway Dr. in 3 Beckland Hills Park Beckland Hill Sub.) 1.7 X 400 Scott Avenue (Along North Bank of Animas River 4 Berg Park at Sullivan St.) 9.5 X X X X F 5 Bluff Shadow Lake Park (Sycamore Street & Miller Avenue) 700 S. Miller (East and West Side of South Miller St. at 6 Boyd Park Animas River, Miller St. Bridge) 12 X X X X 805 W. Apache (Southside of Apache St West of 7 Brook Haven Park East Childhaven) 7.1 X X X 901 Glade Lane (South of Glade Lane and West of 8 Brook Haven Park West Airport Drive) 3.1 X X X 1801 Brookside Drive (Southwest Corner of Dustin Ave 9 Brookside Park & 20th St.) 14 X X X X 600 S. Hutton Rd. (East Side of Hutton Rd. South of 10 Chula Vista Park Southside River Road) 4.6 X X X X 2551 N. Butler (30th St. & Butler Main Building Civitan Park (North & South) Butler) 38 X X X X 499 Los Cerillos Dr. (West of Dustin Ave. and South of 12 Colinas Del Norte Park Los Cerrillos) 4.9 X X 13 Doc Jones Field (Southwest corner of Sullivan Ave. and 19th St.) 1 X 1003 Fairgrounds (Fairgrounds Road between Main St. 14 Fairgrounds Park and Cooper St.) 25 X X X X 15 Fairview Park (Farmington Ave. and 15th Street) 3 X 16 Farmington Aquatic Center 1151 N. Sullivan 8.1 X X X X X L 17 Farmington Indian Center 100 W. Elm 1.6 X X X X X 18 Farmington Sports Complex 2301 Pinon Hills Blvd. (Pinon Hills & LaPlata Highway) 156 X X X (North of Highway 550 at Eastern City Limits Farmington Lake acres of water) 139 X X 5151 Redwood Ave. (West of Redwood Ave. at Cypress 20 Foothills Park St. in Foothills Sub.) 2 X X 21 Gateway Park 3401 E. Main (Main Street & 20th) 12 X X 22 Glade Park (West Side of Municipal Dr. at the Glade Arroyo) N. English (Northeast Corner of Largo St. and 23 Highland View Park English Rd. behind Mall) 4 X X X 24 Jaycee Park (Southwest corner of Cooper St. and Mesa Verde Ave.) 4 25 Justis Park (Ballfields) 1825 N. Vine Ave. (Fairgrounds Road and Cooper St.) 9.1 X X 26 Kiwanis Park 3540 East 30th (North side of East 30th in 3500 block) 12 X X X X 27 Koufax Ballfield 200 Sunset Ave. (Farmington High School Campus) 4 X X 405 N. Wall Ave. (Southwest corner of Apache St. & 28 Lions Park Wall Ave) 3 X X 1825 E. 19th (Site of Farmington Boys & Girls Club East 29 Los Ninos Park of Sullivan & South of 19th) 5.4 X X 4451 Wildflower Dr. (at Mesa View Junior High on 30 Mesa View School (Sports Fields) Wildflower Dr.) 2.6 X 6032 Carl St. (North of Hwy 516 and East of Country 31 Milagro Park Club Dr.) 0.4 X 2115 Camina Placer (Southeast Corner of Camina Largo 32 Mossman Gladden Park and Camina Place by Royal Spa) 3 X X Lions Wilderness Park 5800 College Blvd. (North of San 33 Northeast Recreation Area (Lions Wilderness) 520 Juan College 1.5 miles) X X X 0 34 Northridge Park 3500 N. Carlton (Carlton at 35th St.) 2.5 X X 220 N. Orchard (Northwest corner of Orchard Ave. and 35 Orchard Plaza Park Main St. downtown) 0.5 F 36 Oscar Thomas Park/Cultural Center Future 4.8 X X 37 Piedra Vista High School (Sports Fields) 5700 College Blvd. 9.2 X X 620 W. 24th St. (Northside of 24th St. West of 38 Puesta del Sol Park Municipal Dr.) 4.5 X X /2 Ojo Ct. (North of Bisti Hwy and West of San 39 Radio Control Park/Old Air Strip Juan River) 26 X /2 Cliffside Dr. (North of Cliffside Dr. at Fairview 40 Rio Vista Park (Lower & Upper) Ave. upper shelter on reservation) 5 X X X X 41 River Bend Park (Hwy 64 Main St. East of LaPlata River) Saddleback Park 6300 Marseille Blvd 7 X X X X (West side of existing blgd complex on campus ball 43 San Juan College Recreation Area parks) 4 X X 44 Sandalwood Park 4800 Sandalwood (within Lions Wilderness Park) 3.1 X X X X (between Fairgrounds Rd.and Navajo St., North of 45 Soccer Complex Main) 10 X X X (NW corner of Pine St. and Silver Ave in Sun Valley 46 Sun Valley park Sub.) 1 X 1051 Sycamore St. (South side of Sycamore between 47 Sycamore Park/Community Center Graham & Griffin) 17 X X X X X 48 Unnamed Park (on Eagle St. west of Stillwater Sub.) 5 49 Unnamed Park (On Alise Ave within the Tierra del Sol sub.) 4 50 Unnamed Park (On Laurie St. within the Tierra del Sol Sub.) 6.3 (West of Rancho de Animas West of Rancho de Animas 51 Unnamed Park Dr.) 52 US West Park (Between Behrend and Allen, South of Apache) 1.5 X X 3801 N. Butler Ave. (North side of Butler Ave., East of 53 Vietnam Veterans Park Mesa Verde Ave.) 9 X X X (South of Pinon Hills Blvd and North of Windsor along 54 Vista Arroyo Trail Park Porter Arroyo) Vista DeLa Plata Park (W. Commanche Street, West of Harper Hill Road) 12 X X 2999 La Puente Pl. (Western Boundary of Westland 56 Westland Park Park Sub.) 32 X X X 1501 Robin Ave. (West side of Robin Ave. at Cardinal 57 Westside Estates Parks St. in Westside Estates Troy Kind Road) 2.5 X X 58 Wildwood Park (Foothills, south of Wildwood) 10 Playground Open Picnic Tables Sheltered Picnic Area Restrooms Open Play Area Unlighted Athletic Field Lighted Athletic Field Exercise Course Trails Indoor Facilities Horseshoe Courts Lighted Tennis Courts Basketball Goals Golf Facilities (0=Frisbee) Swimming Pool (F=FTN) Undeveloped Volleyball (L) = Lighted Skatepark Dog Park Reserve Shelter by calling

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16 PARKS FARMINGTON MUSEUM & VISITORS CENTER AT GATEWAY PARK SOUTHSIDE RIVER ROAD BOYD PARK to BOARDWALK = 1.1 miles BOARDWALK to RIVER REACH TERRACE =.4 mile RIVER REACH TERRACE to BERG PARK =.3 mile BERG PARK to ANIMAS PARKLANDS =.9 mile 14

17 AQUATICS AQUATIC EXERCISE ADULT AQUATIC EXERCISE Location: Lions Pool, (Location details on Pg. 4) Fee: $1.50 per visit Come and swim in the 86 water. We offer a 25 yard, five lane pool. We have an ADA compliant lift for anyone who needs it. No membership required. See Pg. 4 for Pass and Punch Card discount options. For ages 15 years and older: DESCRIPTION Arthritis Exercise Tu, Th Ongoing 10:30-11:15 am Cross Pool Exercise M-F Ongoing 11:15 am - 12:00 pm Splashercise M, W, F Ongoing 10:30-11:15 am AQUACISE AT THE AQUATIC CENTER Location: Farmington Aquatic Center, (Location details on Pg. 3) Fee: $2.50 per visit This is an instructor led, low impact, high to moderate intensity workout done in waist to chest deep water. You do not need to know how to swim. No membership required. See Pg. 4 for Pass and Punch Card discount options. For ages 15 years and older: M, Tu, W, Th Ongoing 8:00-8:45 am AQUACISE AT LIONS POOL Location: Lions Pool, (Location details on Pg. 4) Fee: $1.50 per visit Come do Aquacise in the 86 water. This is an instructor led, low impact, high to moderate intensity workout done in waist to chest deep water. You do not need to know how to swim. No membership required. See Pg. 4 for Pass and Punch Card discount options. For ages 15 years and older: M-F Ongoing 8:30-9:30 am M-F Ongoing 5:30-6:30 pm LAP SWIMMING AT THE AQUATIC CENTER Location: Farmington Aquatic Center, (Location details on Pg. 3) Fee: $2.50 per visit Lap lanes are 25 meters long. Swim wear is needed. Swimmers must traverse the pool whether by swimming or walking continually. No membership required. See Pg. 4 for Pass and Punch Card discount options. For ages 15 years and older: M-F Ongoing 6:00 am - 7:30 pm Sa Ongoing 1:00-7:30 pm LAP SWIMMING AT LIONS POOL Location: Lions Pool, (Location details on Pg. 4) Fee: $1.50 per visit Come and swim in the 86 water. We offer a 25 yard, five lane pool. We have an ADA compliant lift for anyone who needs it. No membership required. See Pg. 4 for Pass and Punch Card discount options. For ages 15 years and older: DESCRIPTION Laps M-F Ongoing 7:00-8:30 am Laps M-Sa Ongoing 12:00-1:00 pm Laps M-F Ongoing 4:00-5:30 pm For ages 65 and older: DESCRIPTION DAY(S) DATES TIME Senior Laps M-F Ongoing 9:30-10:30 am 15

18 AQUATICS AQUATIC EXERCISE WARM WATER EXERCISE Location: Farmington Aquatic Center, (Location details on Pg. 3) Fee: $2.50 per visit Come walk or do water exercise in the 84 Leisure Pool. Swim wear is required. No membership required. See Pg. 4 for Pass and Punch Card discount options. For ages 15 years and older: M-F Ongoing 6:00-7:30 am M-F Ongoing 10:30 am - 12:00 pm JUST FOR FUN PARENT CHILD PLAYTIME Location: Farmington Aquatic Center, (Location details on Pg. 3) Fee: $2.50, Children two (2) years and younger FREE Parents and children five (5) years and younger can take advantage of the Leisure Pool while the water features are turned off allowing for a quiet environment. Parents must be in the pool with their children. No membership required. See Pg. 4 for Pass and Punch Card discount options. For ages birth to five (5) years: Tu, Th Ongoing thru May 24 1:00-2:30 pm F Ongoing 10:30 am - 12:00 pm PUBLIC SWIM WHILE SCHOOL IS IN SESSION Location: Farmington Aquatic Center, (Location details on Pg. 3) Fee: Children two (2) years and younger FREE, Ages 3-12 $3.24, Ages $4.50, Ages 19 and older $5.00 Enjoying public swimming at the Aquatic Center where you can play in the Leisure Pool, go down the 150 ft. slide, use the diving board, or rent inflatable kayaks (additional $3.00 fee). M, W, F, Sa Ongoing thru May 25 4:30-7:30 pm Sa, Su Ongoing thru May 25 1:00-4:00 pm PUBLIC SWIM SUMMER SCHEDULE Location: Farmington Aquatic Center, (Location details on Pg. 3) Fee: Children two (2) years and younger FREE, Ages 3-12 $3.24, Ages $4.50, Ages 19 and older $5.00 Enjoying public swimming at the Aquatic Center where you can play in the Leisure Pool, go down the 150 ft. slide, use the diving board, or rent inflatable kayaks (additional $3.00 fee). M-Su Ongoing starting May 26 1:00-4:00 pm M-Sa Ongoing starting May 26 4:30-7:30 pm LIFEGUARD CLASS Location: Farmington Aquatic Center, (Location details on Pg. 3) Fee: $ Become a certified American Red Cross Lifeguard and work at one of our great aquatics facilities - including Lake Farmington! You must be 15 years or older to participate and able to pass a swimming pre-test. There are a minimum of four people to a class and it is a 24 hour course. Pre-test must be passed to register for class. Call the Aquatic Center to schedule your test today! 16

19 AQUATICS SWIMMING LESSONS Start your child off learning to swim with an American Red Cross Certified Instructor. Children are taught the fundamentals of swimming and how to be safe in, on, and around water. April lessons are 30 minutes in length, two (2) days a week for a four (4) week sessions. June and July lessons are 30 minutes in length, four (4) days a week for two (2) week sessions. Evening classes in June and July are held at Lions Pool, all other classes are held at the Farmington Aquatic Center (listed as Aquatic Center). No refunds can be given. Prerequisites are required for Levels 2-6. Registration is currently open at under Aquatics Programs. See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions! For more information call the Farmington Aquatic Center at (505) YOU & ME BABY Fee: $35.00 per child For ages six (6) months to three (3) years: DESCRIPTION LOCATION ACTIVITY # April You & Me Baby Aquatic Center T, Th Apr 10 - May 3 6:30-7:00 pm D June You & Me Baby Aquatic Center T, Th Jun 5 - Jun 28 9:30-10:30 am A July You & Me Baby Aquatic Center T, Th Jul 10 - Aug 2 9:30-10:30 am B PRESCHOOL Fee: $35.00 per child For ages three (3) to five (5) years: DESCRIPTION LOCATION ACTIVITY # April Preschool Aquatic Center M, W Apr 9 - May 2 9:00-9:30 am P Preschool Aquatic Center M, W Apr 9 - May 2 9:30-10:00 am Q Preschool Aquatic Center T, Th Apr 10 - May 3 9:00-9:30 am PT Preschool Aquatic Center T, Th Apr 10 - May 3 9:30-10:00 am QT Preschool Aquatic Center T, Th Apr 10 - May 3 4:30-5:00 pm R Preschool Aquatic Center T, Th Apr 10 - May 3 5:15-5:45 pm S Preschool Aquatic Center T, Th Apr 10 - May 3 6:00-6:30 pm T June Preschool Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 9:00-9:30 am A Preschool Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 9:45-10:15 am B Preschool Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 10:30-11:00 am C Preschool Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 11:15-11:45 am D Preschool Lions Pool M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 6:30-7:00 pm E Preschool Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 9:00-9:30 am G Preschool Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 9:45-10:15 am H Preschool Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 10:30-11:00 am I Preschool Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 11:15-11:45 am J Preschool Lions Pool M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 6:30-7:00 pm K July - No lessons July 2 - July 5 Preschool Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jun 19 9:00-9:30 am M Preschool Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jun 19 9:45-10:15 am N Preschool Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jun 19 10:30-11:00 am O Preschool Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jun 19 11:15-11:45 am P Preschool Lions Pool M-Th Jul 9 - Jun 19 6:30-7:00 pm Q Preschool Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 23 - Aug 2 9:00-9:30 am S Preschool Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 23 - Aug 2 9:45-10:15 am T Preschool Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 23 - Aug 2 10:30-11:00 am U Preschool Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 23 - Aug 2 11:15-11:45 am V Preschool Lions Pool M-Th Jun 23 - Aug 2 6:30-7:00 pm W 17

20 AQUATICS SWIMMING LESSONS LEVEL 1 Fee: $35.00 per child For ages six (6) to 18 years: DESCRIPTION LOCATION ACTIVITY # April Level 1 Aquatic Center T, Th Apr 10 - May 3 4:30-5:00 pm J Level 1 Aquatic Center T, Th Apr 10 - May 3 5:15-5:45 pm K Level 1 Aquatic Center T, Th Apr 10 - May 3 6:00-6:30 pm L June Level 1 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 9:00-9:30 am A Level 1 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 10:30-11:00 am C Level 1 Lions Pool M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 7:10-7:40 pm F Level 1 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 9:00-9:30 am G Level 1 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 10:30-11:00 am I Level 1 Lions Pool M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 7:10-7:40 pm L July Level 1 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 9:00-9:30 am M Level 1 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 10:30-11:00 am O Level 1 Lions Pool M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 7:10-7:40 pm R Level 1 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 9:00-9:30 am S Level 1 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 10:30-11:00 am U Level 1 Lions Pool M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 7:10-7:40 pm X LEVEL 2 Fee: $35.00 per child For ages six (6) to 18 years: DESCRIPTION LOCATION ACTIVITY # April Level 2 Aquatic Center T, Th Apr 10 - May 3 4:30-5:00 pm J Level 2 Aquatic Center T, Th Apr 10 - May 3 5:15-5:45 pm K Level 2 Aquatic Center T, Th Apr 10 - May 3 6:00-6:30 pm L June Level 2 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 9:00-9:30 am A Level 2 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 9:45-10:15 am B Level 2 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 10:30-11:00 am C Level 2 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 11:15-11:45 am D Level 2 Lions Pool M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 7:10-7:40 pm F Level 2 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 9:00-9:30 am G Level 2 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 9:45-10:15 am H Level 2 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 10:30-11:00 am I Level 2 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 11:15-11:45 am J Level 2 Lions Pool M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 7:10-7:40 pm L July Level 2 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 9:00-9:30 am M Level 2 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 9:45-10:15 am N Level 2 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 10:30-11:00 am O Level 2 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 11:15-11:45 am P Level 2 Lions Pool M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 7:10-7:40 pm R Level 2 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 9:00-9:30 am S Level 2 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 9:45-10:15 am T Level 2 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 10:30-11:00 am U Level 2 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 11:15-11:45 am V Level 2 Lions Pool M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 7:10-7:40 pm X 18

21 AQUATICS SWIMMING LESSONS LEVEL 3 Fee: $35.00 per child For ages six (6) to 18 years: DESCRIPTION LOCATION ACTIVITY # April Level 3 Aquatic Center T, Th Apr 10 - May 3 4:30-5:00 pm J Level 3 Aquatic Center T, Th Apr 10 - May 3 5:15-5:45 pm K June Level 3 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 9:00-9:30 am A Level 3 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 9:45-10:15 am B Level 3 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 10:30-11:00 am C Level 3 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 11:15-11:45 am D Level 3 Lions Pool M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 7:10-7:40 pm F Level 3 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 9:00-9:30 am G Level 3 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 9:45-10:15 am H Level 3 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 10:30-11:00 am I Level 3 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 11:15-11:45 am J Level 3 Lions Pool M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 7:10-7:40 pm L July Level 3 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 9:00-9:30 am M Level 3 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 9:45-10:15 am N Level 3 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 10:30-11:00 am O Level 3 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 11:15-11:45 am P Level 3 Lions Pool M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 7:10-7:40 pm R Level 3 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 9:00-9:30 am S Level 3 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 9:45-10:15 am T Level 3 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 10:30-11:00 am U Level 3 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 11:15-11:45 am V Level 3 Lions Pool M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 7:10-7:40 pm X LEVEL 4 Fee: $35.00 per child For ages six (6) to 18 years: DESCRIPTION LOCATION ACTIVITY # April Level 4 Aquatic Center T, Th Apr 10 - May 3 5:15-5:45 pm K Level 4 Aquatic Center T, Th Apr 10 - May 3 6:00-6:30 pm L June Level 4 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 9:00-9:30 am A Level 4 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 9:45-10:15 am B Level 4 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 10:30-11:00 am C Level 4 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 11:15-11:45 am D Level 4 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 9:00-9:30 am G Level 4 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 9:45-10:15 am H Level 4 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 10:30-11:00 am I Level 4 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 11:15-11:45 am J July Level 4 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 9:00-9:30 am M Level 4 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 9:45-10:15 am N Level 4 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 10:30-11:00 am O Level 4 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 11:15-11:45 am P Level 4 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 9:00-9:30 am S Level 4 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 9:45-10:15 am T Level 4 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 10:30-11:00 am U Level 4 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 11:15-11:45 am V 19

22 AQUATICS SWIMMING LESSONS LEVEL 5 Fee: $35.00 per child For ages six (6) to 18 years: DESCRIPTION LOCATION ACTIVITY # April Level 5 Aquatic Center T, Th Apr 10 - May 3 6:00-6:30 pm L June Level 5 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 9:45-10:15 am B Level 5 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 11:15-11:45 am D Level 5 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 9:45-10:15 am H Level 5 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 11:15-11:45 am J July Level 5 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 9:45-10:15 am N Level 5 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 11:15-11:45 am P Level 5 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 9:45-10:15 am T Level 5 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 11:15-11:45 am V LEVEL 6 Fee: $35.00 per child For ages six (6) to 18 years: DESCRIPTION LOCATION ACTIVITY # April Level 6 Aquatic Center T, Th Apr 10 - May 3 6:00-6:30 pm L June Level 6 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 9:45-10:15 am B Level 6 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 14 11:15-11:45 am D Level 6 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 9:45-10:15 am H Level 6 Aquatic Center M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 28 11:15-11:45 am J July Level 6 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 9:45-10:15 am N Level 6 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 19 11:15-11:45 am P Level 6 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 9:45-10:15 am T Level 6 Aquatic Center M-Th Jul 23 - Aug 2 11:15-11:45 am V Need a summer job? Become a lifeguard! Start at $9 per hour Learn life saving techniques Flexible hours Don t have to wear shoes to work! See page 16 for more info on becoming a Red Cross certified lifeguard! 20

23 ART S ALIVE Location: Farmington Museum, (Location details on Pg. 7) This is a drop-in summer arts and crafts program. Come on by and be dressed to get messy! For ages five (5) years and older: W Jun 6 - Aug 8 (No class Jul 4) 2:30 am - 4:30 pm FATHER S DAY DUCTMAZING BOUQUET MAKING Location: E 3 Children s Museum & Science Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Fee: $1.00 What better to use in making a special craft for dad or grandpa than duct tape? Come in and make something ductmazing for the special guy in your life. With adult help any kids of any age can participate. Don t forget your imaginations! Sa Jun 16 11:00 am - 1:00 pm TUNES FOR TOTS Location: Farmington Museum, (Location details on Pg. 7) This drop-in class is designed to be casual and relaxed, with a focus on craft-making, story-time, finger plays, dancing, and singing. All these elements are used to facilitate the physical and cognitive abilities that children are developing in early childhood. For ages three (3) to five (5) years: DAY(S) DATE TIME W Jun 6 - Aug 8 (No class Jul 4) 10:00-11:00 am ART JEWELRY OPEN WORKSHOP Location: Bonnie Dallas Art Studio, (Location details on Pg. 9), bring your own supplies Socialize with others while working on your individual art jewelry projects. For 50 years and older: Tu Ongoing 4:00-6:00 pm CERAMICS Location: Bonnie Dallas Art Studio, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $2.00 per class, green ware and firing additional cost Participants learn the skill of working with ceramics and work on individual projects. For 50 years and older: W Ongoing 1:00-3:30 pm ARTS & CRAFTS FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES MOTHER S DAY TISSUERIFIC FLOWER BOUQUET MAKING Location: E 3 Children s Museum & Science Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Fee: $1.00 Come on in and make a special Tissuerific Bouquet for the special mom in your life! With adult help any kids of any age can participate. Don t forget your imaginations! Sa May 12 11:00 am - 1:00 pm WATER CYCLE SUNCATCHERS Location: Riverside Nature Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Fee: $1.00 Make a colorful window decoration to remind you of the water cycle, from sunshine to flowers and rivers. Sit in Riverside Nature Center and watch wildlife from the window as you complete your craft. Sa Jul 28 10:00-11:00 am ADULTS & SENIORS BEADING CIRCLE Location: Bonnie Dallas Senior Center Annex, (Location details on Pg. 9), bring your own supplies This group enjoys beading and making jewelry. Join other beaders putting together projects and enjoying time together. For 50 years and older: W Starting in May 1:00-3:00 pm CRAFTY LADIES Location: Bonnie Dallas Senior Center Annex, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: Cost of materials This group offers make-and-take projects. Pre-registration is required. Class limit 16 students. For 50 years and older: Tu Ongoing 9:30-11:00 am 21

24 ARTS & CRAFTS DESIGN & BASIC BENCH SKILLS IN ART JEWELRY MAKING Location: Bonnie Dallas Art Studio, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: Residents 65+ years old start at $13.00, Residents under 65 pay $95.00 Have you ever admired a piece of jewelry and tried to figure out just how it was made? Begin a love affair with metal and jewelry making as you explore the design process and create several simple pieces of metal jewelry in a hands-on experience for beginning metal smiths and hobbyists. Discuss using tools from home during the first session in order to keep down the cost. This course presented through San Juan College s Encore program. To register contact San Juan College (505) or visit San Juan College s West Classroom Complex, Rm For 50 years and older: DESCRIPTION INSTRUCTOR Design & Basic Bench Skills in Art Jewelry Making Th thru Apr 26 12:30-3:40 pm Catherine Thomas-Kemp Design & Basic Bench Skills in Art Jewelry Making Th May 3 - Jun 21 12:30-3:40 pm Catherine Thomas-Kemp DRAWING & CALLIGRAPHY GROUP Location: Bonnie Dallas Art Studio, (Location details on Pg. 9) This group give instruction on drawing with different medias in different styles and teaches the execution of lettering with a broad tip instrument or brush in one stroke. For 50 years and older: Tu Ongoing 9:30-11:00 am EXTRAORDINARY ART & CRAFT CLASS Location: Bonnie Dallas Art Studio, (Location details on Pg. 9) This is a wonderful opportunity for adults with special needs to be involved. This group incorporates all types of arts and crafts to allow people to express themselves and learn skills. This is an opportunity for you to bring loved ones with special needs, Alzheimer s or any other challenge that they have to enjoy this extraordinary group. For ages 18 and older: 1 st & 3 rd Tu Monthly 1:30-2:30 pm HOOKS & NEEDLES Location: Bonnie Dallas Art Studio, (Location details on Pg. 9), bring your own supplies Love to knit, crochet, or stitch creative patterns? Or want to learn these skills? Join us weekly to work on individual projects with a great group of people. For 50 years and older: Tu Ongoing 1:00-3:00 pm PAPER CRAFTING Location: Bonnie Dallas Senior Center Annex, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: Cost of supplies Make paper craft items that you can use or give as gifts. Learn card making skills. Supplies are provided. For 50 years and older: Th Ongoing 9:30-11:00 am OIL PAINTING Location: Bonnie Dallas Art Studio, (Location details on Pg. 9), bring your own supplies This group focuses on color mixing, composition, and achieving painterly effects. For 50 years and older: M Ongoing 9:00-10:00 am QUILTING & SEWING GROUP Location: Bonnie Dallas Senior Center Annex, (Location details on Pg. 9), bring your own supplies Get together with this group of quilters and enjoy the craft and company. Bring your own supplies to work on individual projects. For 50 years and older: Most Tu Ongoing 10:30-3:30 pm 22

25 CAMPS DAY CAMPS PRESCHOOL MINI CAMPS Location: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $15.00 There is plenty of fun and excitement in store for kids at our Preschool Mini Camps this summer! Bring a drink and snack each day and lets have some fun! During Mermaids & Pirates camp we will have a week full of under the sea activities! Highlights include stories, pirate ship and mermaid necklace crafts, a treasure hunt, pirate and mermaid freeze tag, and other fun interactive games! There is nothing more fun than playing in the dirt! So join us for Little Green Thumbs Camp where we will get our hands dirty learning how to plant flowers, making a stepping stone, learning about recycling, playing a bug in a jar and other interactive games. Registration is currently open at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions! For ages three (3) to five (5) years old: DESCRIPTION REGISTRATION DEADLINE ACTIVITY # Mermaids & Pirates M-Th Jun 11 - Jun 14 9:30-11:30 am Jun 8 at 5:00 pm C Little Green Thumbs M-Th Jul 23 - Jul 26 9:30-11:30 am Jul 20 at 5:00 pm D SUMMER TEEN CAMPS Location: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $99.00 Don t sit at home bored all summer! We have two, week-long day camps this summer for teens! Each week will have a special theme and be filled with games, crafts, fieldtrips, and other fun activities. Campers will need to bring a lunch and snacks each day. A Parent s Drop-in Orientation will be held the Friday before the start of each camp at the Farmington Recreation Center, 5:30-6:30 pm. Parents will receive schedules, activity details, and guidelines for each camp. Each camp has limited space, so register early! Registration is currently open at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions! For ages 13 to 15 years old: DESCRIPTION REGISTRATION DEADLINE ACTIVITY # Outdoor Adventures M-F Jun 18 - Jun 22 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Jun 15 at 5:00 pm D Sports Fever M-F Jul 9 - Jul 13 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Jul 6 at 5:00 pm E SUMMER YOUTH CAMPS Location: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $99.00 Get ready to have fun this summer! We have three different week-long day camps this summer for youth! Each week will have a special theme and be filled with games, crafts, fieldtrips, and other fun activities. Campers will need to bring a lunch and snacks each day. A parent s drop-in orientation will be held the Friday before the start of each camp at the Farmington Recreation Center, 5:30-6:30 pm. Parents will receive schedules, activity details, and guidelines for each camp. Each camp has limited space, so register early! Registration is currently open at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions! For ages six (6) to 12 years old: DESCRIPTION REG. DEADLINE ACTIVITY # Let the Games Begin M-F Jun 4 - Jun 8 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Jun 1 at 5:00 pm G Discover Nature s Wonders M-F Jun 25 - Jun 29 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Jun 22 at 5:00 pm H Artful Antics M-F Jul 16 - Jul 20 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Jul 13 at 5:00 pm D WILDLIFE WEDNESDAYS Location: Riverside Nature Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Fee: $25.00 or $20.00 for Friends of the Nature Center or Farmington Museum Foundation members Registration Deadline: July 5 Kids, need a special summer activity? Wildlife Wednesdays is a five-week series of outdoor activities and hikes through the river parks. Each week s session is different, as we learn about bugs, birds, trails, water creatures, plants, geology, and more. Session include a snack. For ages seven (7) to 12 years old: W Jul 11 - Aug 8 9:00 am - Noon 23

26 CAMPS TENNIS CAMPS Summer Fun Jr. Development Tennis Camps will be offered at the Farmington Sports/Tennis Complex on La Plata Highway. Camps will provide an introduction to the game of tennis including instruction on techniques, rules, and strategies. Each participant needs to wear comfortable clothing, athletic shoes, and a hat or visor. Also bring sunscreen, a water bottle, tennis racquet (or borrow one from the proshop), a positive attitude, and a desire to have fun! Registration is currently open at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions! For more information call the Farmington Tennis Complex Proshop at (505) or the Farmington Recreation Center at (505) GRAND SLAM TENNIS CAMP Location: Farmington Sports/Tennis Complex, (505) (Location details on Pg. 10) Fee: $20.00 Registration Deadline: June 1 at Noon DESCRIPTION AGES ACTIVITY # Grand Slam 4-6 years old M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 7 8:00-9:00 am A Grand Slam 7-8 years old M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 7 9:00-10:00 am B Grand Slam 9-10 years old M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 7 9:00-10:00 am C Grand Slam years old M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 7 10:00-11:00 am D FRENCH OPEN TENNIS CAMP Location: Farmington Sports/Tennis Complex, (505) (Location details on Pg. 10) Fee: $20.00 Registration Deadline: June 8 at Noon DESCRIPTION AGES ACTIVITY # French Open 4-6 years old M-Th Jun 11 - Jun 14 8:00-9:00 am A French Open 7-8 years old M-Th Jun 11 - Jun 14 9:00-10:00 am B French Open 9-10 years old M-Th Jun 11 - Jun 14 9:00-10:00 am C French Open years old M-Th Jun 11 - Jun 14 10:00-11:00 am D WINNERS TENNIS CAMP Location: Farmington Sports/Tennis Complex, (505) (Location details on Pg. 10) Fee: $20.00 Registration Deadline: June 15 at Noon DESCRIPTION AGES ACTIVITY # Winners 4-6 years old M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 21 8:00-9:00 am A Winners 7-8 years old M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 21 9:00-10:00 am B Winners 9-10 years old M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 21 9:00-10:00 am C Winners years old M-Th Jun 18 - Jun 21 10:00-11:00 am D FIREWORKS TENNIS CAMP Location: Farmington Sports/Tennis Complex, (505) (Location details on Pg. 10) Fee: $20.00 Registration Deadline: June 22 at Noon DESCRIPTION AGES ACTIVITY # Fireworks 4-6 years old M-Th Jun 25 - Jun 28 8:00-9:00 am A Fireworks 7-8 years old M-Th Jun 25 - Jun 28 9:00-10:00 am B Fireworks 9-10 years old M-Th Jun 25 - Jun 28 9:00-10:00 am C Fireworks years old M-Th Jun 25 - Jun 28 10:00-11:00 am D WIMBLEDON TENNIS CAMP Location: Farmington Sports/Tennis Complex, (505) (Location details on Pg. 10) Fee: $20.00 Registration Deadline: July 7 at Noon DESCRIPTION AGES ACTIVITY # Wimbledon 4-6 years old M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 12 8:00-9:00 am A Wimbledon 7-8 years old M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 12 9:00-10:00 am B Wimbledon 9-10 years old M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 12 9:00-10:00 am C Wimbledon years old M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 12 10:00-11:00 am D 24

27 CAMPS CHALLENGE TENNIS CAMP Location: Farmington Sports/Tennis Complex, (505) (Location details on Pg. 10) Fee: $20.00 Registration Deadline: July 13 at Noon DESCRIPTION AGES ACTIVITY # Challenge 4-6 years old M-Th Jul 16 - Jul 19 8:00-9:00 am A Challenge 7-8 years old M-Th Jul 16 - Jul 19 9:00-10:00 am B Challenge 9-10 years old M-Th Jul 16 - Jul 19 9:00-10:00 am C Challenge years old M-Th Jul 16 - Jul 19 10:00-11:00 am D U.S. OPEN TENNIS CAMP Location: Farmington Sports/Tennis Complex, (505) (Location details on Pg. 10) Fee: $20.00 Registration Deadline: July 20 at Noon DESCRIPTION AGES ACTIVITY # U.S. Open 4-6 years old M-Th Jul 23 - Jul 26 8:00-9:00 am A U.S. Open 7-8 years old M-Th Jul 23 - Jul 26 9:00-10:00 am B U.S. Open 9-10 years old M-Th Jul 23 - Jul 26 9:00-10:00 am C U.S. Open years old M-Th Jul 23 - Jul 26 10:00-11:00 am D ROCK-N-ROLL TENNIS CAMP Location: Farmington Sports/Tennis Complex, (505) (Location details on Pg. 10) Fee: $20.00 Registration Deadline: July 27 at Noon DESCRIPTION AGES ACTIVITY # Rock-N-Roll 4-6 years old M-Th Jul 30 - Aug 2 8:00-9:00 am A Rock-N-Roll 7-8 years old M-Th Jul 30 - Aug 2 9:00-10:00 am B Rock-N-Roll 9-10 years old M-Th Jul 30 - Aug 2 9:00-10:00 am C Rock-N-Roll years old M-Th Jul 30 - Aug 2 10:00-11:00 am D THEATRE ARTS HEATHER MCGAUGHEY CHILDREN S THEATRE Location: Lions Wilderness Amphitheater (Location details on Pg. 5) Organizer: Farmington Civic Center, (505) (Location details on Pg. 5) Fee: $25.00 Registration Opens: March 31 at Midnight The mission of the Heather McGaughey Children s Theatre is to build the love of theatre and promote self-confidence and teamwork skills in Farmington s youth. The goal is to provide Farmington youth with basic theatre training and the opportunity to perform with Sandstone Productions. Students will focus on five key areas: The Actor s Process, Musical Theatre and Character Development, Theatrical Movement, Devised Theatre and Scenic Design. The 2018 production is Schoolhouse Rock Live! Jr. For ages eight (8) to 12 years old: DESCRIPTION PERFORMANCE ACTIVITY # Children s Theatre M-Th Jun 4 - Jun 27 8:30-10:30 am Jun 27 at 8:00 pm E Children s Theatre M-F Jul 5 - Jul 25 8:30-10:30 am Jul 25 at 8:00 pm F HEATHER MCGAUGHEY TEEN VOICES Organizer: Farmington Civic Center, (505) (Location details on Pg. 5) Fee: $89.00 (before April 30), $99.00 regular fee Registration Opens: April 14 at Midnight Teen Voices is designed for teenagers who wish to explore creativity within various roles of theatre. Teens are mentored by professionals as they receive hands-on experience in theatrical production ranging from positions on-stage to back-stage to technical operations. Teens will acquire skills such as set building, prop creation, choreography, vocal performance, acting and much more. Teens will express their creativity as well as collaborate with their peers to produce a theatrical show. The 2018 production is Legally Blonde, Jr. For ages 13 to 18 years old: DESCRIPTION PERFORMANCE ACTIVITY # Teen Voices M-Th Jun 4 - Jul 24 12:30-3:30 pm Jul 23 & 24 at 7:00 pm

28 CLUBS & SPECIAL USE ATOMIC TEEN SCIENCE CAFÉ Location: Farmington Museum, (Location details on Pg. 7) Organizer: E 3 Children s Museum & Science Center, (Location details on Pg. 8), includes dinner Teens 13 to 17, join us for live Atomic Teen Science Cafes. Cafes provide teens interested in current science the opportunity to interact with scientists in a fun and informal setting. Come for amazing science, food (dinner is provided), and fun! If you need a ride from the southwest side of town, a shuttle will take you from Sycamore Park Community Center to the Farmington Museum and back! Shuttle leaves at 5:30. Follow us on For ages 13 to 17 years old: F Apr 27 6:00-8:00 pm F May 11 6:00-8:00 pm ATOMIC TEEN SCIENCE CAFÉ LEADERSHIP TEAM MEETINGS Organizer: E 3 Children s Museum & Science Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) If you are interested in becoming part of the Atomic Teen Science Cafe Leadership Team, then these are meetings you want to attend. Join other teens from the community to help plan the live Cafes. The Leadership Team is for teenagers who want to take ownership of the Atomic Teen Science Cafe programming. You will select topics, advertise, and recruit other teens to Cafe events. Follow us on For ages 13 to 17 years old: F Apr 13 6:00-7:30 pm F May 4 6:00-7:30 pm BIBLE STUDY Location: Bonnie Dallas Senior Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Non-denominational group. All welcome! For 50 years and older: Th Ongoing 10:30-11:30 am Walk a Shelter Dog Get Exercise. Make a shelter dog s day! (505)

29 CULTURAL & SPECIAL EVENTS BACK TO SCHOOL SPLASH Location: Sycamore Park Community Center, (Location details on Pg. 5) This event will include the Human Paintbrush activity, water games and activities, and a special visit and spray down from the Farmington Fire Department. Join us for our last big party of the summer! F Jul 13 2:00-4:00 pm BLOCK PARTY & FLEA MARKET Location: Bonnie Dallas Senior Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) to attend, Vendor booths $15.00 for operators 60 and older, $25.00 for operators 59 and younger This is fun for the whole family with close to 100 vendors selling everything form antiques to handmade crafts! There will be food vendors, stuff for sale, games, and live music. Sa Jun 2 8:00 am - 2:00 pm Location: Animas Park (Location details on Pg ) Bark in the Park Organizer: Farmington Regional Animal Shelter, Doggie Dash Organizer: Farmington Recreation Center, Join us before Bark in the Park for our annual Doggie Dash! Run, romp, or just play in Animas Park with your favorite canine friend before joining the festivities. The Doggie Dash loop in the park is approximately two (2) miles. Pre-registration for the event will be from April 1, 2018 through April 27, 2018, and guarantees you a t-shirt and a doggie bandana for your walking pal. Bark day registration will be from 8:30am - 9:45am, no t-shirt included. T-shirts will be available for sale when Bark in the Park begins. All participants are required to visit the check-in table to sign a participation waiver. Register online at under Sports & Athletics. See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. Then stay for Bark in the Park with vendors and activities for the whole family (including the four-legged members) with the Farmington Regional Animal Shelter. DESCRIPTION ACTIVITY # Doggie Dash Sa Apr 28 10:00 am Bark in the Park Sa Apr 28 11:00 am - 3:00 pm N/A BOWL-A-RAMA Location: Bowlero Lanes, 3704 E Main Street, Farmington Organizer: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $12.00 Kids, get out of the heat this summer and join us at Bowlero Lanes in Farmington for our annual Bowl-A-Rama Summer Bowling Party! Two hours of non-stop bowling fun, a hot dog, chips, a drink, and shoe rental are all included when you register. Plus, prizes will be given to several lucky bowlers. Space is limited so register early at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. For ages six (6) to 12 years old: ACTIVITY # F Jul 13 1:00-3:00 pm DANCE NIGHT WITH AFTER MIDNIGHT Location: Farmington Civic Center, (Location details on Pg. 5) Fee: $5.00 Dance the night away with your favorite dance tunes from local band After Midnight. Cash bar and concessions available. For adults: Sa Apr 14 7:00-11:00 pm 27

30 CULTURAL & SPECIAL EVENTS DINOSAUR DISCOVERY DAY Organizer: Farmington Museum, (Location details on Pg. 7) Come join us to celebrate the museum s newest visiting exhibition, Dinosaurs of New Mexico: Fossils from the Collection of the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science (see Pg. 14 for more info). There will be a plethora of prehistoric crafts and activities for kids and adults alike. Sa Apr 28 1:00-4:00 pm DRIVE-IN MOVIES Location: Farmington Museum, (Location details on Pg. 7) Drive-Ins return to Farmington! Join us on three starry evenings this summer for Drive-In Movies at the Museum! We will show three family-friendly movies on the big screen in the west parking lot along the Animas River. Watch from the comfort of your car or bring a chair and sit up front! Bring your own snacks and drinks, or purchase some on-site. DESCRIPTION Paddington 2 Sa Jun 16 9:15-11:00 pm Peter Rabbit Sa Jun 30 9:15-11:00 pm Jumanji Sa Jul 21 9:15-11:00 pm FAMILY BINGO & PIZZA NIGHT Location: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $5.00 per person Grab your family and friends and sign up for Family Bingo & Pizza Night! There will be fun prizes for the lucky winners throughout the evening. Seating is limited so register early! Register online at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. ACTIVITY # F Apr 20 6:30-8:30 pm D FARMINGTON AMERICAN INDIAN AMBASSADOR 2019 PAGEANT Location: Farmington Civic Center, (Location details on Pg. 5) Organizer: Farmington Indian Center, (Location details on Pg. 7) The public is invited to the Farmington American Indian Ambassador Pageant where Farmington youth present their talent, leadership abilities, and compete to represent and serve Farmington s American Indian community. For information on entering the pageant see Pg. 35. Th Jun 7 5:30-9:00 pm FARMINGTON MUSEUM FOUNDATION BENEFIT NAVAJO RUG AUCTION Location: Farmington Museum, (Location details on Pg. 9) Organizer: Farmington Museum Foundation, to attend The public can view and bid on nearly 200 Navajo rugs of all sizes, styles, and price ranges during the Benefit Navajo Rug Auction. All proceeds go to the Farmington Museum Foundation to help support the programs, exhibits, and collections at the museum. DESCRIPTION Rug Viewing F Apr 6 12:00-4:00 pm Rug Viewing Sa Apr 7 12:00-4:00 pm Rug Auction Sa Apr 7 4:00-6:00 pm 28

31 CULTURAL & SPECIAL EVENTS Four Corners Rod Run July 21, :00-9:00 PM & Open Car Show Historic Downtown Farmington FREE to Attend Richard Mordecki Farmington Civic Center June 1, 2018 Show starts at 7:30 PM Tickets $25 - $50 *Cash bar available*

32 CULTURAL & SPECIAL EVENTS FIRECRACKER FUN FESTIVAL AT LAKE FARMINGTON Location: Lake Farmington (Location details on Pg. 10) Organizer: Farmington Aquatic Center, , Lake access fee must be paid Join us at The Beach at Lake Farmington for fun water games and prizes! Tu Jul 3 1:00-4:00 pm KIDS DOG SHOW Location: Kiwanis Park (Location details on Pg ) Organizer: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9), but pre-registration required Registration Deadline: June 15 at 10:00 Bring your favorite pooch to the park and join in the excitement at the Kids Dog Show! There will be all kinds of categories to enter your dog in so they can show off their stuff! Along with the show there will be other dog loving activities in which to participate. Dogs must be at least 6 months old and have all of their shots. In-person registration only at the Farmington Recreation Center. For ages six (6) to 12 years old: F Jun 15 1:00-2:30 pm FREEDOM DAYS FUN Location: Farmington Museum, (Location details on Pg. 7) Drop by the Farmington Museum in the evening and enjoy some fun Freedom Days arts and crafts for the whole family! While you re here, you can also enjoy the Freedom Days food vendors, musical performance, and the annual Yo Down Show Down Contest! T Jul 3 5:00-8:30 pm HEALTH & SAFETY FAIR Location: Sycamore Park Community Center, (Location details on Pg. 5) This is free community event for everyone, come and register for free door prizes. There will be over 30 vendors with health and safety information. If you are interested in becoming a vendor, contact Natalie at (505) In addition, we are happy to be partnering with Childhaven s Kite Flying Festival. Sa Apr 21 11:00 am - 2:00 pm MOTHER DAUGHTER TEA PARTY Location: Sycamore Park Community Center, (Location details on Pg. 5) Fee: $4.00 per person This is a special event for mothers an daughters of all ages, come enjoy a wonderful tea party with crafts, treats, and a lot of fun! The theme this year is a Moroccan Tea Party. This is sure to be a day to cherish for years to come. This is a sell-out event - so get your tickets today online at under Sycamore Park Tickets. See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. DESCRIPTION DAY(S) DATE Mother Daughter Tea Party Sa May 19 TIME ACTIVITY # 10:00 am - Noon MDTPARTY18 MOTHER S DAY LUNCH CELEBRATION Location: Bonnie Dallas Senior Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $6.00 for 59 years and younger, $3.00 suggested donation for 60 years and older Come celebrate Mother s Day with us. And you can always make someone s day by treating a mother in your life to lunch! F May 11 11:45 am - 1:00 pm 30

33 CULTURAL & SPECIAL EVENTS PENNY PARTY Location: E 3 Children s Museum & Science Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Fee: 100 Pennies (or two rolls) What can a penny buy you these days? A whole lot of fun, that s what! Bring two rolls of pennies (we won t have enough for everyone if you don t bring your own) and join us for Stacking Pennies, Polka Dot Penny Pitch, Penny Medals, Coin Drop and much, much more! Th Jun 7 10:00 am - Noon SATURDAY DANCES Location: Bonnie Dallas Activity Center, (Location details on Pg. 40) Fee: $3.00 Shine up your dancing shoes and waltz, or two-step, or shuffle on down to the Bonnie Dallas Activity Center on most Saturday nights for our dances with live music by local bands. For ages 50 and older: Sa Ongoing 7:00-10:00 pm SPRING MINI-CONTEST POW-WOW Location: Farmington Museum, (Location details on Pg. 7) Organizer: Farmington Indian Center, (Location details on Pg. 7) The public is welcome to come watch local dancers and singers. This is a great opportunity to socialize and exercise. On-site registration for participants starts at 10:00 am. DESCRIPTION Mini-Contest Pow-Wow Sa May 12 10:00 am - 8:00 pm Gourd Dancing Sa May 12 10:00 am - 1:30 pm Grand Entry Sa May 12 2:00 pm STAR SPANGLED CELEBRATION Location: Civitan Park (Location details on Pg ) Organizer: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $5.00 Registration Deadline: June 29 at 10:00 Kids, join us for some hot dogs and our annual good old-fashioned 4th of July fun! Crafts, relays, games, and firecrackin fun! Preregistration is required. Register online at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. For ages seven (7) to 12 years old: DESCRIPTION ACTIVITY # Star Spangled Celebration & Picnic F Jun 29 12:30-3:30 pm STAR WARS DAY Location: E 3 Children s Museum & Science Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Attention fellow nerds! May the 4th be with you! Invited, you are, to our Star Wars Day! Lots of fun activities for all ages, we have. Wear your best Star Wars gear, you must. F May 4 3:30-5:00 pm SUMMER CARNIVAL Location: Kiwanis Park (Location details on Pg ) Organizer: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $1.00 Kids, it s carnival time again! Join us at the park for a morning full of fun! Try your luck at our crazy games and activities - there will be something for everyone. For ages four (4) to 14 years old: F Jul 27 10:00 am - Noon 31

34 CULTURAL & SPECIAL EVENTS SUMMER KICK-OFF PARTY & ICE CREAM SOCIAL Location: Kiwanis Park (Location details on Pg ) Organizer: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $5.00 Registration Deadline: June 1 at 10:00 Kids, celebrate the start of summer with us at our Summer Kick-off Party & Ice Cream Social! We will play games such as kickball, dodgeball, igloo attack, and sand volleyball. We will provide a picnic lunch and drinks, plus ice cream for dessert! Pre-registration required. Register online at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. For ages seven (7) to 14 years old: DESCRIPTION ACTIVITY # Summer Kickoff Party F Jun 1 Noon - 3:00 pm SUMMER TERRACE MUSIC SERIES Location: Farmington Museum, (Location details on Pg. 7) Join us on the terrace by the river each Saturday evening during the summer months for some local live entertainment at our 16 th annual Summer Terrace Music Series. Bring your folding chair and dancing shoes! BAND TBD Sa Jun 2 6:00-7:30 pm Willow Blue (Americana) Sa Jun 9 6:00-7:30 pm Chokecherry Jam (Bluegrass) Sa Jun 16 6:00-7:30 pm Zia Chicks (Variety) Sa June 23 6:00-7:30 pm...and Beyond (Funk, Variety) Sa June 30 6:00-7:30 pm San Juan College Concert Band Sa July 7 6:00-7:30 pm San Juan College s Company (Pop Hits) Sa July 14 6:00-7:30 pm Terry Rickard (Classic Rock, Variety) Sa July 21 6:00-7:30 pm TBD Sa July 28 6:00-7:30 pm TBD Sa Aug 4 6:00-7:30 pm Close Enuff Jazz Combo Sa Aug 11 6:00-7:30 pm Devil s Dram (Celtic) Sa Aug 18 6:00-7:30 pm Ben Gibson Duo (Rock) Sa August 25 6:00-7:30 pm TEEN NIGHT Location: Sycamore Park Community Center, (Location details on Pg. 5) Calling gall teens to come hang out at Sycamore Park with your friends and have some fun. We are planning a hot dog roast and glow-in-the-dark scavenger hunt for teens only! For ages 13 to 18 years old: F May 25 8:00-10:00 pm TGIF - LIVE MUSIC AND LUNCH Location: Orchard Park (Location details on Pg ) Organizer: Farmington Civic Center, (Location details on Pg. 5) Celebrate Fridays by enjoying lunch and live music in historic downtown Farmington. Grab lunch from the on-site food truck, take out from one of the local restaurants or bring your own brown bag lunch. But leave room for some dancing while you enjoy live music from Shawn Arrington, Terry Rickard, Donny Johnson, and other local bands. F Jun 1 - Jul 20 11:00 am - 1:00 pm 32

35 LINE DANCING Location: Bonnie Dallas Activity Center, (Location details on Pg. 40) For ages 50 and older: DESCRIPTION Beginning Th Ongoing 1:00-2:00 pm Intermediate F Ongoing 2:00-3:00 pm Upper Intermediate W Ongoing 2:00-3:00 pm Advanced Tu Ongoing 10:30-11:30 am DANCE COMMUNITY LINE DANCING Location: Sycamore Park Community Center, (Location details on Pg. 5) You will enjoy learning different line dances and have a lot of fun along the way! INSTRUCTOR Tu Ongoing 6:00-7:30 pm Floread Hodgson Don t need lessons? Just want to dance? Check out these options: Saturday Dances at the Bonnie Dallas Center on pg. 31 Dance Night with After Midnight on pg. 27 TGIF - Live Music and Lunch on pg. 32 Spring Mini-Contest Pow-Wow on pg. 31 Weddings Conferences Parties Meeting Space Theater Events Personalized Planning Commercial Kitchen Book your 2019 dates with us today! In our newly renovated facilit. (505)

36 ENRICHMENT AARP DRIVER S SAFETY COURSE This AARP course is offered at the Bonnie Dallas Senior Center Annex, 208 N Wall Street in Farmington, and can help you keep your ability to drive and drive more safely. It gives instruction on car safety, road safety and strategies to make you a better driver. With participation in the course most insurance companies can give you a savings (consult your insurance agent on details). Classes are held the 1st Friday of the month from 8:00 am to noon. Class size is limited so call to register at (505) COMPASS GAMES Location: Riverside Nature Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Learn to use a compass to follow a trail, or lay out a trail for someone else, by playing games and having fun in the park. Compasses are provided for this outdoor activity. For kids 4 th grade up through adults: Sa Apr 28 10:00 am - N CURATOR S CHOICE LECTURE SERIES: THE AMERICAN WEST IN FACT & FICTION Location: Farmington Museum, (Location details on Pg. 7) Come down to the Farmington Museum to learn about the history of America s Wild West from the curator, Jeffrey Richardson. In the latest installment of the Curator s Choice Lecture Series, Richardson will present The Gunfight at the O.K. Corral. The gunfight took place around 3:00 pm on October 26, 1881, in Tombstone in the Arizona Territory. Approximately 34 bullets were exchanged over the course of 30 seconds, and three men lost their lives. The most famous shoot out in the history of the West, it has been recreated in all forms of popular culture. More importantly, the events leading up to and following the gunfight showcased the tenuous separation between good and evil on the American frontier. DESCRIPTION The Gunfight at the O.K. Corral Sa May 5 3:00-4:30 pm DIABETES EDUCATION CLASS Location: Sycamore Park Community Center, (Location details on Pg. 5) Registration & Information: San Juan Regional Medical Center, (505) We are excited about this new partnership with San Juan Regional Medical Center, providing diabetes education classes on Wednesday afternoons. Class topics will include lifestyle changes and testing, good foods vs bad foods, insurance coverage for blood sugar testing, carbohydrate counting, label reading, exercise and activity, hypoglycemia, medications, insulin, making sense of blood sugar patterns, foot care issues, and much more. Please register by calling San Juan Regional Medical Center. For adults: W Apr 4 - Jun 27 (No classes May 9 or 16) 4:30-6:30 pm DUTCH OVEN BAKING Location: Farmington Museum, (Location details on Pg. 7) Organizer: Riverside Nature Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Fee: $2.00 For a real treat during your summer camping or backyard cooking, try baking in a cast iron dutch oven. If this is a new type of cooking for you, come to a demonstration, and get some hands-on experience, recipes, and tips from an expert. Donna Thatcher will demonstrate several recipes from start to tasting during a two-hour outdoor session. Space is limited, so call Riverside Nature Center and pre-register. Bring a lawn chair, and dress to spend the time outdoors around the fire as we revive this pioneer skill. For adults: Sa Jun 9 9:00-11:00 am. 20 Answer: 22 June is adopt a To help us celebrate - find all the hiding throughout this activity guide! 34

37 ENRICHMENT EARLY EXPLORERS FOR PRESCHOOLERS Location: E 3 Children s Museum & Science Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) This program allows preschoolers to explore different science concepts and most adults will leave with ideas to try at home. For ages two (2) to five (5) years old: F Ongoing through May 10:30-11:15 am EGGANAUTICS WORKSHOP Location: E 3 Children s Museum & Science Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Fee: $10.00 plus two 2-liter soda bottles Registration Deadline: June 8 It s not rocket science, well, maybe it is! Join us for some rocket and spacey fun. We will develop and blast off our very own rocket creations. We will start simple with film canister rockets and work our way up to Egganautics. This is a drop-off program, so parents you have a few hours on your own. Pre-registration is required, so call today! For ages seven (7) years and older: Tu-Th Jun 12 - Jun 14 10:00 am - Noon. 20 FARMINGTON AMERICAN INDIAN AMBASSADOR Location: Farmington Indian Center, (Location details on Pg. 7) Application Deadline: June 1 at 4:00 Get your application for the 2018 Farmington American Indian Ambassador pageant. See Pg. 29 for Pageant details. Participants must be 12 to 17 years old, a resident of Farmington, and must provide proof of tribal enrollment. For ages 12 to 17 years old: M-F Through Jun 1 8:00 am - 4:00 pm FRIDAY FUN Location: E 3 Children s Museum & Science Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Fridays mean fun for toddlers! Join us for an engaging activity inside then singing and a great story outside under our tree. For ages 18 months to five (5) years old: F Jun - Aug 10:30-11:15 am ICAN COOKING DEMONSTRATIONS Organizer: New Mexico State University Extension Office, San Juan County Cooperative Extension will be hosting fun, hands-on cooking demonstrations for adults. All materials, recipes, and supplies will be provided. New Mexico State University is an equal opportunity employer. All programs are available to everyone regardless of race, color, religion, sex, age, handicap, or national origin. New Mexico State University and the U.S. Department of Agriculture cooperating. If you require auxiliary assistance, contact Bonnie Hopkins at the Extension Office one week prior to the date of class. For adults: LOCATION Sycamore Park Community Center W Ongoing 9:30-10:00 am Bonnie Dallas Senior Center Every other Th Ongoing 10:00 am - Noon shelter cat month! For More adoption info visit or call (505)

38 ENRICHMENT TODDLER PLAYDATE Location: E 3 Children s Museum & Science Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Playdates are designed for families with young children to develop early motor skills and find new playmates. Visit our Tot s Turf or just join us in a fun and engaging activity. Activities are offered each week to encourage children s imaginations and exploration of the world around them. For toddlers: W Ongoing 10:00 am - Noon SIMPLY SCIENCE Location: E 3 Children s Museum & Science Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Fee: $1.00 Join us for simple science experiments, the kind you may not get to do at home in the kitchen. Dress accordingly, hopefully things will get messy. For ages six (6) years and older: Th Ongoing through May 3:30-4:30 pm WRITING GROUP Location: Bonnie Dallas Senior Center Annex, (Location details on Pg. 9) Write and share your life stories with this group. For ages 50 years and older: Tu Ongoing 9:30-11:30 am Hi! You re nice! Can I stay with you tonight?!? Give Fostering a Try! Temporary foster homes are needed for: Animals that are too young to be adopted Animals that are injured or recovering from illness Moms & babies Senior animals (505)

39 ENVIRONMENT & RECYCLING EARTH DAY CELEBRATION Location: Riverside Nature Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Create art from recycled materials, learn about curbside recycling, take a guided trail walk, learn about the Xeriscape Demonstration Garden, and try other activities with staff and volunteers from our Parks Department. Bring your own art from recycled materials to show and share. Sa Apr 21 11:00 am - 2:00 pm KIDS KEEP IT CLEAN Location: Sycamore Park Community Center, (Location details on Pg. 5) Organizer: Farmington Clean & Beautiful, Farmington Clean & Beautiful will be holding educational activities for kids! Classes include information, games, and activities related to keeping our community environment clean and healthy. For elementary school children: 2nd Tu of month Ongoing 3:30-4:30 pm Farmington Dumpster Weekend June 9 & 10, :00AM - 3:00PM Berg Park (Scott Ave & San Juan Blvd) Proof of City of Farmington Residency Required CANCELED We can take: Yard trimmings & waste Scrap metal Non-hazardous trash Cardboard Dried paint Tires (Limit 8) We CAN T take: Russian Olive/Pyracantha Cement or bricks Hazardous waste Electronics & appliances Televisions Refrigerators/Freezers COMMERCIAL LOADS! For more info call (505)

40 EXPLORING THE FOUR CORNERS FULL MOON HIKES Location: Farmington Museum, (Location details on Pg. 7) Fee: $10.00 Ever wonder what the hoodoos of the Bisti Badlands look like in the moonlight? Join us for a hike during the full moon and find out! Space is limited and registration is required. Please dress warmly and bring a flashlight if you have one. Trip includes transportation to and from the Farmington Museum. Register online at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. For adults: DESCRIPTION ACTIVITY # Full Moon Hike - Bisti Badlands M Apr 30 7:00-11:00 pm A Full Moon Hike - Bisti Badlands F Jul 27 6:30-10:30 pm B Full Moon Hike - Bisti Badlands W Oct 24 5:00-9:00 pm C HISTORIC DOWNTOWN FARMINGTON WALKING TOURS Location: Palmer House, 210 N Allen Avenue, Farmington, Organizer: Farmington Museum, (Location details on Pg. 7) Fee: $FREE Come learn about Farmington s fascinating early history. Learn a little about the devastating Main Street fires, early architecture, pioneer community builders, and more! Th Apr 12 5:30-7:00 pm HISTORY HIKES Location: Farmington Museum, (Location details on Pg. 5) Fee: $20.00 History Hikes are back! Join us on the second Saturday of the month, May through September, for a fun and informative hike that explores the cultural and natural history of the Four Corners region. Space is limited and registration is required. This program includes transportation to and from the Farmington Museum and lunch. Register online at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. In May, we will hike a 5.8-mile loop to explore Natural Bridges National Monument in Utah s two largest natural bridges, the sandstone cliffs of White Canyon, and the Horse Collar Ruins. In June, we will hike 4.8 miles round trip to discover Bandelier National Monument near Los Alamos, New Mexico Frijoles Canyon and Upper and Lower Falls. In July, we will hike to Spud Lake in Colorado s San Juan National Forest. This 2.4-mile out-and-back trail features aspen groves, a beaver pond, and the charming Spud Lake. In August, we will hike four (4) miles along the Highland Mary Lakes trail through the Weminuche Wilderness to enjoy alpine lakes and stunning views of the Grenadier Mountain range in Colorado. In September, we will hike 3.8 miles through beautiful fall foliage down to Purgatory Flats and Cascade Creek near Durango, CO. For adults: DESCRIPTION ACTIVITY # Natural Bridges Nat l Monument History Hike Sa May 12 8:00 am - 6:00 pm A Bandelier Nat l Monument Falls Trail History Hike Sa Jun 9 8:00 am - 6:00 pm B Spud Lake History Hike Sa Jul 14 8:00 am - 3:00 pm C Highland Mary Lakes Trail Sa Aug 11 8:00 am - 6:00 pm D Purgatory Trail Fall Colors History Hike Sa Sep 8 8:00 am - 3:00 pm E HISTORY WALK Location: Riverside Nature Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Walk to the Veteran s Memorial and also see many less well-known sites in Animas and Berg Parks illustrating the history of the area. Learn about river history, native and introduced plants, and Farmington history, as well as the national history in the Veteran s memorial. 38Sa Jul 7 9:00-11:00 am

41 EXPLORING THE FOUR CORNERS MUSEUM EDVENTURES Location: Farmington Museum, (Location details on Pg. 7) Join us for a Museum EdVEnture! On Saturdays throughout the year, you will have the opportunity to explore the cultural heritage of the Four Corners on an all-day field trip. Registration is required and transportation to and from the Farmington Museum is provided. Participants are asked to bring a sack lunch. Farmington Museum Foundation Members, call to get a registration discount. Register online at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. In May, walk in the footsteps of the Ancestral Puebloans, following primitive pathways that haven t changed for 1,000 years. Archaeological ruins and artifacts, abundant wildlife, and its setting in the breathtaking San Juan National Forest of Colorado make Chimney Rock a must-see. In early August, enjoy an out-of-this-world 2.5 hour guided tour of the amazing earthships of northern New Mexico. In late August, join Farmington Museum Director Bart Wilsey for a tour of the Four Corners vineyards and wineries. Participants will enjoy a tour of the New Mexico State University Research Station Test Vineyard and Cedar Hill Vineyard, and a full wine tasting and tour of Fox Fire Farms Winery in Ignacio, Colorado. In September, you will have the opportunity to experience the Santa Fe Renaissance Fair, which features Clan Tynker, medieval combat, jugglers, live entertainment, dancers, vendors, delicious food, drinks, and mead! In October, take a guided tour of the famous red towering sandstone buttes of Monument Valley, Arizona. For adults: DESCRIPTION FEE ACTIVITY # Chimney Rock Nat l Monument Sa May 19 8:30 am - 3:30 pm $ C Earthship Biotecture World Headquarters Sa Aug 4 6:00 am - 6:00 pm $ D Wine Making in the Four Corners Sa Aug 25 8:00 am - 5:00 pm $ E Santa Fe Renaissance Fair Sa Sep 15 7:30 am - 6:00 pm $ F Monument Valley Guided Tour Sa Oct 13 8:00 am - 6:00 pm $ G Explore the Four Corners by visiting the Ruins. Aztec Ruins National Monument Chaco Culture National Historical Park Salmon Ruins Learn more about the area at

42 FITNESS Silver Fitness Bonnie Dallas Senior Center 50+ Years of Age All fitness levels - All abilities Open 6 days a week $20 Annually $10 for 6 months $5 every 3 months JAZZERCISE Location: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $8.00 per day, $35 covers 33 classes per month You think you know us, but you don t... our classes are way too hot for leg warmers! We blend cardio, strength, Pilates, hip hop, yoga, and kickboxing into fun dance routines set to current music. We have a variety of classes to keep it fresh - Strike, Fusion, Care, Strength, and Dance Mix. All fitness levels are welcome - come try a free class! For ages 10 years and older: M, W, F, Sa Ongoing 8:30-9:30 am M-Th Ongoing 5:30-6:30 pm LUNCH CRUNCH Location: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Join us twice a week for a free lunch workout. Tuesday the focus is on upper body, and Thursday the focus is on lower body. This is a fun toning class using Thera bands. Tu, Th Ongoing Noon - 12:30 pm PILATES Location: Bonnie Dallas Senior Center, (See ad on Pg. 9) Fee: $6.50 residents 65 and older, $47.50 residents under 65 Pilates exercises are designed to improve health, strength, coordination and flexibility through breath and core development. Discover your own power with basic knowledge of Pilates form and terminology and regular practice of Pilates exercises. Registration required through San Juan College Encore program. To register contact San Juan College at (505) or visit San Juan College s West Classroom Complex, Rm For ages 50 years and older: INSTRUCTOR Tu, Th Through May 31 8:30-9:45 am Erin Benson 40

43 FITNESS SENIOR FITNESS Location: Bonnie Dallas Activity Center, (See ad on Pg. 9) Fee: $13.00 residents 65 and older, $95.00 residents under 65 Increase your fitness with this low impact exercise class for seniors emphasizing range of motion activities, agility and flexibility training with balancing skills. All exercises can be performed either standing or seated in a chair. Physical participation is required and participants work at their own pace. Registration required through San Juan College Encore program. To register contact San Juan College at (505) or visit San Juan College s West Classroom Complex, Rm For ages 50 years and older: INSTRUCTOR M, W, F Apr 9 - Aug 6 10:30-11:30 am Jean-Elise Smith M, W, F Apr 9 - Aug 6 1:00-2:00 pm Jean-Elise Smith SYCAMORE PARK FITNESS Location: Sycamore Park Community Center, (Location details on Pg. 5) Fee: $6.50 residents 65 and older, $47.50 residents under 65 Exercises focus on range of motion, agility, flexibly and balance. All exercises can be performed either standing or seated in a chair. Participants are encouraged to work at their own pace. Registration required through San Juan College Encore program. To register contact San Juan College at (505) or visit San Juan College s West Classroom Complex, Rm For ages 50 years and older: INSTRUCTOR M, W, F Through Apr 25 9:00-10:00 am Natalie Spruell M, W, F Apr 27 - Jun 25 9:00-10:00 am Natalie Spruell TAI CHI Location: Bonnie Dallas Activity Center, (See ad on Pg. 9) This course is a form of martial carts and improves overall health and reduces tension. Registration is required. For ages 50 years and older: Th Ongoing 9:30-10:30 am WALKING Location: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Want to walk for exercise, but not outside? The gym is open and reserved for walking at noon each weekday. M-F Ongoing Noon - 1:00 pm YOGA, BEGINNING Location: Sycamore Park Community Center, (Location details on Pg. 5) Join us for a thirty-minute beginning yoga class. Bring a water bottle and yoga mat if you have one. Vinyasa and Hatha yoga styles will be used. M, W, F Ongoing Noon - 12:30 pm ZUMBA GOLD Location: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: 49 years and younger - $4.00 per class, 10 classes for $30.00, 20 classes for $50.00, or 30 classes for $ years and older - $3.00 per class, 10 classes for $25.00 Zumba Gold is great exercise for beginners of all ages, active older adults, and those just starting their fitness journey. It has all the elements of Zumba such as the zesty Latin music, easy to follow moves, and party-like atmosphere, it just modifies the moves and pacing to suit the needs of the participants. Tu Ongoing 6:30-7:30 pm Sa Ongoing 10:00-11:00 am 41

44 GOLF GET GOLF READY Location: Pinon Hills Golf Course, (Location details on Pg. 6) Fee: $99.00 Get Golf Ready is designed to teach everything you ll need to play golf in just a few lessons. Our PGA Professionals will show you that there are lots of ways to play by combining fun, friends and fitness. Each session will focus on the various golf skill you will use while playing, in addition to learning the basics, you will be guided onto the golf course to put your skills into action in a casual, friendly setting. No equipment needed! For adults: DESCRIPTION Phase 1 Tu, Th Apr 18 - May 4 5:30-7:00 pm Phase 1 Tu, Th Jun 6 - Jun 22 5:30-7:00 pm Phase 2 Tu, Th Jul 11 - Jul 27 5:30-7:00 pm FIRST TEE PROGRAM Location: Pinon Hills Golf Course, (Location details on Pg. 6) Fee: $60.00 The First Tee Program teaches life skills through the game of golf that stick with them for a lifetime. It is designed to introduce kids to the game of golf, teach life lessons, and give them an opportunity to improve in golf and all areas of life. DESCRIPTION AGE Session 1 7 and 8 years old M, W, F Jun 11 - Jun 20 8:30-9:45 am Session 1 9 and 10 years old M, W, F Jun 11 - Jun 20 10:15-11:30 am Session 1 11 and 13 years old M, W, F Jun 11 - Jun 20 Noon - 1:15 pm Session 2 7 and 8 years old M, W, F Jul 9 - Jul 18 8:30-9:45 am Session 2 9 and 10 years old M, W, F Jul 9 - Jul 18 10:15-11:30 am Session 2 11 and 13 years old M, W, F Jul 9 - Jul 18 Noon - 1:15 pm DISC GOLF AT LIONS WILDERNESS PARK Location: Lions Park (Location details on Pg ), bring your own disks This stunning 27-hole course winds through the sandstone and high desert terrain, making this a great place to walk or hike even if you are not disc golfing. The front 9 is short with light elevation change and varying terrain. The middle 9 is longer and more difficult with rolling elevation and denser trees. The back 9 is even longer and the most challenging. Restrooms and a covered pavilion with grills are located at the beginning of the course. FOOTGOLF Location: Civitan Golf Course, (Location details on Pg. 6) Fee: $5.00 per player Don t play golf? Try footgolf! Footgolf is played just like golf and on the same greens, but players kick a soccer ball instead of hitting a golf ball. Footgolfers and golfers can play side-by-side, adding tons of fun opportunities for groups and families to get out and enjoy the outdoors together. Players may bring their own soccer balls or rent them for $

45 GOLF Piñon Hills Golf Course (505) Rates & General Information P a S a (Ma - S p) San Juan County Resident Weekday 18 holes $27 Weekend 18 holes $31 Weekday 9 holes $18 Weekend 9 holes $21 Four Corners Resident Weekday 18 holes $32 Weekend 18 holes $36 Weekday 9 holes $20 Weekend 9 holes $24 Non-Resident Weekday 18 holes $43 Weekend 18 holes $49 Weekday 9 holes $32 Weekend 9 holes - $34 Mid-Day Special (Noon - 2:50 ) 18 holes, including cart $35 Twilight Special (3:00 to close) 18 holes, including cart $25 S S a (Ma - Ap ) San Juan County Resident Weekday 18 holes $21 Weekend 18 holes $25 Weekday 9 holes $12 Weekend 9 holes $15 Four Corners Resident Weekday 18 holes $26 Weekend 18 holes $30 Weekday 9 holes $15 Weekend 9 holes $19 Non-Resident Weekday 18 holes $30 Weekend 18 holes $35 Weekday 9 holes $19 Weekend 9 holes $22 Twilight Special (1:00 to close) 18 holes, including cart $25 Ra F Small Bucket $4 Large Bucket $7 Individual Yearly Pass $250 Ca R a F 18 holes $14 per person 9 holes $10 per person Annual Cart Pass 1st $895 Annual Cart Pass 2nd $650 W S a (Ja - F ) San Juan County Resident Weekday 18 holes $16 Weekend 18 holes $16 Weekday 9 holes $10 Weekend 9 holes $10 Four Corners Resident Weekday 18 holes $21 Weekend 18 holes $21 Weekday 9 holes $15 Weekend 9 holes $15 Non-Resident Weekday 18 holes $21 Weekend 18 holes $21 Weekday 9 holes $15 Weekend 9 holes $15 Twilight Special (noon to close) 18 holes, including cart $25 A a Pa Unrestricted 1st $675 Unrestricted 2nd $525 Good seven (7) days a week, one (1) year from date of purchase Restricted 1st $550 Restricted 2nd $375 Good M-F, no holidays Junior Pass $250 Good after 12:00pm daily at Piñon Hills, unlimited at Civitan 43

46 MUSEUM EXHIBITS Dinosaurs of New Mexico: Fossils from the Collection of the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science THROUGH SEPTEMBER 8 FREE FARMINGTON MUSEUM Monday - Saturday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM New Mexico has become a world-renowned place for dinosaur discoveries. Fossils found in the state have helped scientists learn how dinosaurs lived, how they evolved, and how they went extinct. Since opening in 1986, the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science has become the number one place to view dinosaurs from New Mexico. Now their collection will be on display at the Farmington Museum. Picture courtesy of Matt Clesky. North, South, East, and West: Maps from the Farmington Museum Collection APRIL 7 - AUGUST 21 FREE FARMINGTON MUSEUM Monday - Saturday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Maps have been used since the dawn of civilization to document places and to show physical features, such as rivers, roads, and boundaries. Upon closer examination, they also provide insights into the people that made them and the times in which they were created. Showcasing a variety of examples from the late nineteenth century to the present, the exhibition, North, South, East and West uses maps from the Farmington Museum collection to explore the history of the region. HANDMADE APRIL 14 - JULY 28 FREE FARMINGTON MUSEUM Monday - Saturday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM The Handmade art show grew out of a desire to help promote local art and artists. Comprised of individuals from around the Four Corners region, the lobby exhibition showcases the wonderful diversity of local talent working in a variety of mediums and techniques. The show is also meant to give these artists another venue to sell their art, and everything featured in the show is for sale. Elements of Design (mixed media on wood panel) by Robb Rocket. RIVERSIDE NATURE CENTER PHOTO SHOW THROUGH APRIL 14 FREE RIVERSIDE NATURE CENTER Tuesday - Saturday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sunday 1:00 to 5:00 PM Enjoy the variety of pictures featuring the events, scenery, wildlife, and activities of the Farmington river parks. RESEARCH PROJECTS ON PARKS & WILDLIFE APRIL 18 - MAY 23 FREE RIVERSIDE NATURE CENTER Tuesday - Saturday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sunday 1:00 to 5:00 PM Displayed research projects by students at Emmanuel Baptist Academy showing information about wildlife in our area. 44

47 BIRD WATCHING Location: Riverside Nature Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Join Donna Thatcher, Education Specialist, and other birders for bird watching and a leisurely walk of one to two miles in Animas and Berg Parks. Tu Ongoing 8:00-10:00 am OUTDOORS BROWN BAG BIRDING Location: Riverside Nature Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Bring your lunch and join us in the observation room to watch wildlife as we eat. W Ongoing Noon - 1:00 pm BUTTERFLY WALK Location: Riverside Nature Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Learn about butterflies and other insects on the catch and release walk of about a mile in Animas Park. Learn what plants attract butterflies, what their caterpillars need as food, and how to identify some of our common species. We provide nets and containers for temporarily observing our insect discoveries. Dress for the weather and for walking off the trails through tall grass. Sa Jun 23 1:00-3:00 pm Sa Jul 21 10:00 - Noon DRAGONFLY WALK Location: Riverside Nature Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Join us on a walk to observe and learn about dragonflies. We will catch a few for up-close study, as well as watch them in their river and wetlands habitat. Binoculars are helpful, so bring them if possible. We will look for these colorful insects along the river and wetlands on a walk of about one mile. Sa Jun 30 1:00-3:00 pm EARLY BIRD WALK Location: Riverside Nature Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) The river parks are the home of over 135 species of birds, and we can see many of them on this morning walk. We may see some nests, and some young birds hatched here this year. Dress for a walk of about two miles, and bring binoculars if you have them. No dogs, please. Sa Jun 2 8:00-10:00 am FATHER SON CAMPOUT Location: Riverside Nature Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Organizer: Sycamore Park Community Center, (Location details on Pg. 5) Fee: $4.00 per person Bring your boys, your tent,and get ready for a special night around the campfire creating memories that will last a lifetime. Tickets must be purchased in advance online at under Sycamore Park Tickets. See Pg. 1 for online registration information. Tickets include a hot dog roast continental breakfast, a picture, and an evening of games and activities. DESCRIPTION ACTIVITY # Father Son Campout F-Sa Jun 15 - Jun 16 6:00 pm - 9:00 am FSCAMP

48 OUTDOORS NMSU GARDENING CLASSES Location: Riverside Nature Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Registration: New Mexico State University San Juan County Extension Office, (505) Fee: $15.00 Registration Deadline: March 30 Do you want to grow your own food but don t know how to get started? Learn the fundamentals of gardening through this four class introductory series. This class will cover where to put your garden, how to prepare your garden, what to grow, and how to care for your garden. Topics include garden planning, the basics on soil and watering; how to prepare a garden bed and how to plant for success. Leave with the knowledge and skills you need to save money and improve the health of your family and the environment by growing successfully your own food. This class will be taught by the San Juan County Agriculture Extension Agent, Bonnie Hopkins. Seating is limited to 10 participants and is first come first serve for paid participants. New Mexico State University is an equal opportunity/ affirmative employer and educator. All programs are available to everyone regardless of race, color, religion, sex, age, handicap, or national origin. New Mexico State University and the U.S. Department of Agriculture cooperating. If you require auxiliary assistance contact Bonnie Hopkins at by March 20, For all adults: Tu Apr 3 - Apr 24 3:00-5:00 pm HERBS & XERISCAPE DEMONSTRATION GARDEN TOURS Location: Riverside Nature Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Learn about the many native and non-native plants that grow with very little water, are attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies, and have many household uses. Learn traditional lore, and tasty recipes. This is a good time to get ideas for your own home landscaping as we tour the Xeriscape Demonstration Gardens. F May 25 2:00-3:00 pm Sa May 26 10:00-11:00 am Sa May 26 3:00-4:00 pm Sa Jun 16 9:00-10:30 am 46

49 OUTDOORS PARK PLAY DAYS Organizer: Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs, Join our department at various neighborhood parks across the city for some good, old-fashioned fun! Play tag, ladder golf, shoot hoops, do a scavenger hunt, roll down hills, or just come enjoy the sun and shade at our monthly Park Play Days! See Pgs for park locations. LOCATION Upper Rio Vista Park Sa May 19 10:00 am - Noon Sandalwood Park Sa Jun 16 9:30-11:30 am Westland Park Tu Jul 10 10:00 am - Noon Milagro Park Sa Aug 4 10:00 am - Noon Vista de la Plata Park Sa Sep 22 10:00 am - Noon Sycamore Park M Oct 22 4:00-6:00 pm PICNIC IN THE PARK WITH PRESCHOOLERS Location: Riverside Nature Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Preschool children and their families bring lunch and meet at Riverside Nature Center for a picnic, followed by a story or activity and a stroller-friendly walk in the park. Learn about plants, insects, birds, and all the interesting wildlife. Feed the friendly ducks, and go home in time for naps. This program continues every week throughout the spring and summer. For two (2) to five (5) years old: Tu Apr - Jul 11:00 am - 12:30 pm SPRING MIGRATORY BIRD COUNT Location: Riverside Nature Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Join an international project to learn where migratory birds are spending the spring nesting season, by observing and counting the birds in Animas and Berg Parks and throughout San Juan County. Beginning and expert observers are all welcome as we walk the park trails and bridges. Other routes are available for those who prefer to drive. Call Alan Nelson at (505) for more info. Sa May 5 8:00 am - 3:00 pm STARS & STORIES Location: Riverside Nature Center, (Location details on Pg. 8) Walk about two miles by starlight in Animas and Berg Parks to learn constellations and their stories. Look and listen for nocturnal wildlife along the way. Dress for the weather and bring a flashlight. Children should be old enough to understand walking quietly. No pets, please. Sa Apr 14 8:00-9:30 pm 47

50 SPORTS & ATHLETICS BASKETBALL Location: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $5.00 Kids, learn fundamental basketball skills such as dribbling, passing, and shooting. We will engage in fun activities that explore the game in ways that children will enjoy. From beginners to those who have played before, come play the exciting, high energy game of basketball! Register online at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. DESCRIPTION AGES REG. DEADLINE ACTIVITY # Basketball 6-8 years old M, W Jun 4 - Jun 27 1:00-2:00 pm Jun A Basketball 9-12 years old M, W Jun 4 - Jun 27 2:15-3:30 pm Jun C Basketball 6-8 years old M, W Jul 2 - Jul 25 1:00-2:00 pm Jun B Basketball 9-12 years old M, W Jul 2 - Jul 25 2:15-3:30 pm Jun D BOCCE BALL & HORSESHOES Location: Kiwanis Park (Location details on Pg ) Organizer: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $5.00 Registration Deadline: July 13 Kids, ever heard of bocce ball? It is also known as Italian lawn bowling and is one of the most widely played games in the world. It s fun and easy to learn. Join us at the park for a couple of weeks this summer to give bocce ball a try and to learn and perfect your horseshoe skills. Register online at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. For ages 10 to 14 years old: DESCRIPTION ACTIVITY # Bocce Ball & Horseshoes Tu, Th Jul 17 - Jul 26 1:30-2:30 pm BUBBLE SOCCER Location: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $5.00 Registration Deadline: June 29 Kids, ready to try something new? It s exciting - it s fun - it s bubble soccer! It s the traditional game of soccer, but played while you are in a big, inflatable bubble ball! Register online at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. For ages 12 to 14 years old: DESCRIPTION ACTIVITY # Bubble Soccer Tu, Th Jul 3 - Jul 12 1:30-2:30 pm DODGEBALL Location: Sycamore Park Community Center, (Location details on Pg. 5) Kids and teens join us for dodgeball in the gym! For youth and teens: DESCRIPTION Youth Dodgeball W Ongoing 4:00-5:00 pm Teen Dodgeball W Ongoing 5:00-6:00 pm KIDS FISHING DERBY Location: Lake Farmington (Location details on Pg. 10) Organizer: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Registration Deadline: June 1 Hey kids! Grab your fishing pole and come out to the Kids Fishing Derby at Lake Farmington! June 2nd is free fishing day and we are waiving the access fee to the lake that day, so signing up and coming to the fishing derby is totally free and you don t need a fishing license! Prizes will be awarded for the following age groups: 6 years and younger, 7-9 years old, years old, and years old. Limited to 100 registrants, so sign up early to guarantee your spot! Register online at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. For ages 0 to 15 years old: DESCRIPTION ACTIVITY # Kids Fishing Derby Sa Jun 2 8:30-11:30 am

51 SPORTS & ATHLETICS OPEN GYM Location: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $1.00 The gym at the Farmington Recreation Center has open hours at various times each day depending on class/program schedules. Visit or stop by the Recreation Center for monthly schedules. M-Sa Ongoing Varies BASKETBALL OPEN GYM Location: Sycamore Park Community Center, (Location details on Pg. 5) The Harv Henry Gymnasium is reserved for pick-up basketball if there are no special events scheduled. Tu, Th Ongoing 6:00-8:00 pm PICKLEBALL OPEN GYM Location: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $2.00 Come and try out this fast growing sport! Pickleball is a racquet sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. It s fun for all ages and skill levels. W Ongoing through May 30 1:00-3:00 pm F Ongoing 10:00 am - Noon RACQUETBALL Location: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $3.00 per person, per hour The Farmington Recreation Center has five courts available for hourly reservations six days a week. Court reservations may be made by calling the Recreation Center. See Pg. 9 for equipment rental information. M-F Ongoing 6:00 am - 10:00 pm Sa Ongoing 8:00 am - 4:00 pm RIVERFEST 10K, 5K RUNS, & 2-MILE WALK Location: Animas Park Parking Lot (Location details on Pg ) Organizer: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Registration Deadline: May 25 at 1:00 - NO race day registration! Join us for our annual Riverfest 10K, 5K runs, and 2-mile walk. Both runs and walk will start and finish at the Animas Park parking lot area and run along the scenic river trails. The runs will be timed with electronic chip timing. All entries receive a race T-shirt and there will be age group awards, both male and female, for the runs. After the race, stroll around Berg Park and enjoy the music and other Riverfest activities! Register online at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. For ages six (6) years through adult: DESCRIPTION FEE ACTIVITY # Riverfest 10K Sa May 26 8:00-10:00 am $ A Riverfest 5K Sa May 26 8:00-10:00 am $ B Riverfest Walk Sa May 26 8:00-10:00 am $ C SKATEBOARD COMPETITION Location: Brookside Park (Location details on Pg ) Organizer: Sycamore Park Community Center, (Location details on Pg. 5), On-site Registration Required The skateboard competition will be individual runs in each age category. All competitors must sign a waiver. Registration begins at 11:00 am. Prizes will be awarded to the top three in each age group. Age groups: 10 years & under, years, 15 years and older. For youth and teens: W Jul 4 Begins at Noon 49

52 SPORTS & ATHLETICS For adults 50 and older: Track & Field Bowling Pickleball Swimming Table Games Dancing Marksmanship Golf Horseshoes, and more!! April 2 - May 18 $20 Registration At various locations across San Juan County. For more info visit the Bonnie Dallas Senior Center or call (505) SOCCER FUNDAMENTALS Location: Soccer Complex (Location details on Pg ) Organizer: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $5.00 This is a beginners class where the students will have fun learning the fundamentals of soccer such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and kicking. Register online at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. DESCRIPTION AGES REG. DEADLINE ACTIVITY # Fundamentals/Soccer 4-6 years old M, W, F Jun 4 - Jun 29 9:00-10:00 am Jun A Fundamentals/Soccer 4-6 years old M, W, F Jun 4 - Jun 29 11:00 am - Noon Jun C Fundamentals/Soccer 7-12 years old M, W, F Jun 4 - Jun 29 10:00-11:00 am Jun E Fundamentals/Soccer 4-6 years old M, W, F Jul 2 - Jul 25 9:00-10:00 am Jun B Fundamentals/Soccer 4-6 years old M, W, F Jul 2 - Jul 25 11:00 am - Noon Jun D Fundamentals/Soccer 7-12 years old M, W, F Jul 2 - Jul 25 10:00-11:00 am Jun F SOCCER, INTERMEDIATE Location: Soccer Complex (Location details on Pg ) Organizer: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $5.00 For those who already play the game of soccer and know the fundamentals, come improve your skills in this more challenging class. Register online at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. For ages seven (7) to 12 years old: DESCRIPTION REG. DEADLINE ACTIVITY # Intermediate Soccer M, W, F Jun 4 - Jun 29 8:00-9:00 am Jun A Intermediate Soccer M, W, F Jul 2 - Jul 25 8:00-9:00 am Jun B SOFTBALL, SUMMER MEN S SLOW PITCH LEAGUE Location: Farmington Sports Complex (Location details on Pg ) Organizer: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: TBD Registration Deadline: April 13 Join us for the men s summer slow pitch league. Teams must register in-person at the Farmington Recreation Center. For men ages 18 years and older: DESCRIPTION Games M-Th Apr 23 - Jun 28 6:00-10:00 pm 50

53 SPORTS & ATHLETICS SPORTS SAMPLER Location: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $5.00 Hey all you little sports fans! Register for this four day class where you get to play four different sports! Each day we will learn and play a different sport - soccer, track & field, t-ball, and basketball. Wear your tennis shoes and bring lots of energy. Register online at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. For ages four (4) to six (6) years old: DESCRIPTION REG. DEADLINE ACTIVITY # Sports Sampler M-Th Jun 11 - Jun 14 10:45-11:45 am Jun A Sports Sampler M-Th Jun 25 - Jun 28 10:45-11:45 am Jun B Sports Sampler M-Th Jul 9 - Jul 12 10:45-11:45 am Jul C Sports Sampler M-Th Jul 23 - Jul 26 10:45-11:45 am Jul D T-BALL Location: Justis Park (Location details on Pg ) Organizer: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $5.00 Kids will have fun in this class while learning the fundamentals of hitting, throwing, and fielding. Bring a glove and join the fun! Register online at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. For ages four (4) to six (6) years old: DESCRIPTION REG. DEADLINE ACTIVITY # T-Ball Tu, Th Jun 5 - Jun 28 8:00-9:00 am Jun A T-Ball Tu, Th Jun 5 - Jun 28 9:15-10:15 am Jun C T-Ball Tu, Th Jul 3 - Jul 26 8:00-9:00 am Jun B T-Ball Tu, Th Jul 3 - Jul 26 9:15-10:15 am Jun D TENNIS, ADULT Location: Farmington Sports Complex (Location details on Pg ) Organizer: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $20.00 For some fun in the sun, learn how to play tennis, improve your game, and make new friends. For all skill levels. Register online at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. For 18 years and older: DESCRIPTION REG. DEADLINE ACTIVITY # Adult Tennis Classes Tu Jun 5 - Jun 26 7:00-8:00 pm Jun B Adult Tennis Classes Tu Jul 10 - Jul 31 7:00-8:00 pm Jul C Adult Tennis Classes Tu Aug 7 - Aug 28 7:00-8:00 pm Aug D Adult Tennis Classes Tu Sep 4 - Sep 25 7:00-8:00 pm Sep E TENNIS AT COOPER STREET, BEGINNING Location: Cooper Street Tennis Courts next to Justis Park (Location details on Pg ) Organizer: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $5.00 This class will provide kids with an introduction to the game of tennis including instruction on techniques, rules, and strategies. If you have your own racquet, please bring it to class. Register online at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. DESCRIPTION AGES REG. DEADLINE ACTIVITY # Tennis at Cooper Str. - Beginning 8-9 years old Tu, Th Jun 5 - Jun 28 8:00-9:00 am Jun A Tennis at Cooper Str. - Beginning years old Tu, Th Jun 5 - Jun 28 9:00-10:00 am Jun C Tennis at Cooper Str. - Beginning 8-9 years old Tu, Th Jul 3 - Jul 26 8:00-9:00 am Jun B Tennis at Cooper Str. - Beginning years old Tu, Th Jul 3 - Jul 26 9:00-10:00 am Jun D Don t miss the Doggie Dash 5K Run & 2-Mile walk! See page 27 for details. 51

54 SPORTS & ATHLETICS/TABLE GAMES TENNIS AT COOPER STREET, INTERMEDIATE Location: Cooper Street Tennis Courts next to Justis Park (Location details on Pg ) Organizer: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $5.00 For those that already play the game of tennis and know the fundamentals, come join this more challenging class that will help you improve your skills. This class will go further into the techniques and strategies of the game. If you have your own racquet, please bring it to class. Register online at See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. For ages 10 to 14 years old: DESCRIPTION REG. DEADLINE ACTIVITY # Tennis at Cooper Str. - Intermediate Tu, Th Jun 5 - Jun 28 10:00-11:00 am Jun A Tennis at Cooper Str. - Intermediate Tu, Th Jul 3 - Jul 26 10:00-11:00 am Jun B VOLLEYBALL Location: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $5.00 Kids, come have a blast as you learn some fundamentals and drills worked into a game of volleyball! Register online at org/webtrac. See Pg. 1 for online registration instructions. For ages 9 to 14 years old: DESCRIPTION REG. DEADLINE ACTIVITY # Volleyball Tu, Th Jun 5 - Jun 28 1:30-2:30 pm Jun A WALLYBALL Location: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $2.00 per person, per hour Three of the racquetball courts are designed for wallyball, which is a game played much like volleyball. Court reservations may be made by calling the Recreation Center. See Pg. 9 for equipment rental information. M-F Ongoing 6:00 am - 10:00 pm Sa Ongoing 8:00 am - 4:00 pm TABLE GAMES BINGO Location: Bonnie Dallas Senior Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $2.00 per card, four (4) card max Sing-up starts at 12:30 pm. You must be signed in by 1:00 pm to play for the blackout prize. Additional rules upon request. For ages 50 years and older: M Ongoing 1:00-2:00 pm POOL/BILLIARDS Location: Bonnie Dallas Senior Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) Fee: $0.25 suggested donation Billiards tables with chalk and cues for use. For ages 50 years and older: M-F Ongoing 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Sa Ongoing 10:00 am - 3:00 pm CARD GAMES Location: Bonnie Dallas Senior Center, (Location details on Pg. 9), call to sign-up For ages 50 years and older: DESCRIPTION Duplicate Bridge Lessons Th Ongoing 11:00 am - Noon Duplicate Bridge Th Ongoing 12:30-3:30 pm Learn Mah Jong M Ongoing 10:00 am - Noon SHUFFLE BOARD & PING PONG Location: Farmington Recreation Center, (Location details on Pg. 9) No registration required, just show up and have fun! For ages 10 years through adult: Tu, Th Ongoing 10:00 am - Noon Are you unstoppable at table games? Test your skill by competing in the Four Corners Games! See page 50 for more info. 52

55 ACTIVITIES BY AGE INDEX ALL AGES Back to School Splash...27 Bark in the Park & Doggie Dash...27 Basketball Open Gym...49 Bird Watching...45 Block Party & Flea Market...27 Brown Bag Birding...45 Butterfly Walk...45 Community Line Dancing...33 Compass Games...34 Curator s Choice Lecture Series: The Gunfight at the O.K. Corral...34 Dinosaur Discovery Day...28 Dinosaurs of New Mexico: Fossils from the Collection of the NM Museum of Natural History and Science..44 Disk Golf...42 Dragonfly Walk...45 Drive-in Movies...28 Dumpster Weekend...37 Early Bird Walk...45 Earth Day Celebration...37 Family Bingo & Pizza Night...28 Farmington American Indian Ambassador Pageant...28 Farmington Grower s Market...Inside back cover Farmington Museum Foundation Benefit Navajo Rug Auction...28 Father Son Campout...45 Father s Day Ductmazing Bouquet Making...21 Firecracker Fun Festival at Lake Farmington...30 Foot Golf...42 Four Corners Rod Run & Open Car Show...29 Golf...6 Handmade exhibit...44 Health & Safety Fair...30 Herbs & Xeriscape Demonstration Garden Tours...46 History Walk...38 Jazzercise...40 Lunch Crunch...40 Mary Poppins the Musical...Back cover Mother Daughter Tea Party...30 Mother s Day Lunch Celebration...30 Mother s Day Tissuerific Flower Bouquet Making...21 North, South, East, and West: Maps from the Farmington Museum Collection...44 Open Gym...49 Park Play Days...47 Penny Party...31 Pickleball Open Gym...49 Public Swim at Farmington Aquatic Center...16 Racquetball...49 Research Projects on Parks & Wildlife Display...44 Riverfest 10K, 5K Runs & 2-Mile Walk...49 Riverside Nature Center Photo Show...44 Shuffleboard & Ping Pong...52 Spring Migratory Bird Count...47 Spring Mini-Contest Pow-Wow...31 Star Wars Day...31 Stars & Stories...47 Summer Terrace Music Series...32 TGIF - Live Music & Lunch...32 Walking...41 Wallyball...52 Water Cycle Suncatchers Craft...21 Yoga, Beginning...41 Zumba Gold...41 BABIES Parent Child Playtime...16 You & Me Baby Swim Lessons...17 TODDLERS & PRESCHOOL Early Explorers for Preschoolers...35 Free Summer Meal Program...Inside Back Cover Friday Fun...35 Kids Fishing Derby...48 Parent Child Playtime...16 Picnic in the Park with Preschoolers...47 Preschool Mini Camps...23 Soccer Fundamentals...50 Sports Sampler...51 Summer Carnival...31 Swim Lessons...17 T-Ball...51 Tennis Camps Toddler Playdate...36 Tunes for Tots...21 ELEMENTARY & TWEENS Basketball...48 Bocce Ball & Horseshoes...48 Bowl-A-Rama...27 Bubble Soccer...48 Dodgeball...48 Egganautics Workshop...35 Farmington American Indian Ambassador

56 ACTIVITIES BY AGE INDEX ELEMENTARY & TWEENS CONTINUED First Tee Program (Junior Golf)...42 Free Summer Meal Program...Inside Back Cover Heather McGaughey Children s Theatre...25 Kids Dog Show...30 Kids Fishing Derby...48 Kids Keep It Clean...37 Simply Science...36 Skateboard Competition...49 Soccer Fundamentals...50 Soccer, Intermediate...50 Sports Sampler...51 Swim Lessons Summer Carnival...31 Summer Kick-off Party & Ice Cream Social...32 Summer Youth Camps...23 Star Spangled Celebration...31 T-Ball...51 Tennis at Cooper Street, Beginning...51 Tennis at Cooper Street, Intermediate...52 Tennis Camps Volleyball...52 Wildlife Wednesdays...23 TEENS Atomic Teen Science Cafe...26 Atomic Teen Science Cafe Leadership Team Meetings...26 Bocce Ball & Horseshoes...48 Bubble Soccer...48 Dodgeball...48 Farmington American Indian Ambassador...35 Free Summer Meal Program...Inside Back Cover Heather McGaughey Teen Voices...25 Kids Fishing Derby...48 Lap Swimming...15 Lifeguard Class...16 Skateboard Competition...49 Summer Carnival...31 Summer Kick-off Party & Ice Cream Social...32 Summer Teen Camps...23 Swim Lessons Teen Night...32 Tennis at Cooper Street, Intermediate...52 Tennis Camps ADULTS Adult Aquatic Exercise...15 Aquacise...15 Dance Night with After Midnight...27 Diabetes Education Class...34 Dutch Oven Baking...34 Extraordinary Art & Craft Class...22 Full Moon Hikes...38 Gardening Classes...46 Get Golf Ready...42 History Hikes...38 ICAN Cooking Demonstrations...35 Lap Swimming...15 Lifeguard Class...16 Museum EdVentures...39 Softball, Summer Men s Slow Pitch League...50 Tennis, Adult...51 Warm Water Exercise...16 ADULTS 50+ (SENIORS) AARP Driver s Safety Course...34 Art Jewelry Open Workshop...21 Beading Circle...21 Bible Study...26 Bingo...52 Card Games...52 Ceramics...21 Crafty Ladies...21 Design & Basic Bench Skills in Art Jewelry Making...22 Drawing & Calligraphy Group...22 Hooks & Needles...22 Line Dancing...33 Oil Painting...22 Paper Crafting...22 Pilates...40 Pool/Billiards...52 Quilting & Sewing Group...22 Saturday Dances...31 Senior Fitness...41 Senior Laps...15 Sycamore Park Fitness...41 Tai Chi...41 Writing Group...36 Zumba Gold

57 FEATURED ACTIVITIES BY DATE INDEX APRIL All Month Dinosaurs of New Mexico: Fossils from the Collection of the NM Museum of Natural History and Science (All ages)...44 Diabetes Education Classes (Adults)...34 Gardening Classes (Adults)...46 Get Golf Ready (Adults)...42 North, South, East, and West: Maps from the Farmington Museum Collection (All ages)...44 Swimming Lesson (Ages 0-18) Friday, April 6 Farmington Museum Foundation Benefit Navajo Rug Auction Viewing (All ages)...28 Saturday, April 7 Farmington Museum Foundation Benefit Navajo Rug Auction & Viewing (All ages)...28 Thursday, April 13 Softball, Summer Men s Slow Pitch League Registration Deadline (Adults)...50 Friday, April 14 Dance Night with After Midnight (Adults)...27 Handmade exhibit opens (All ages)...44 Stars & Stories (All ages)...47 Wednesday, April 18 Research Projects on Parks & Wildlife display opens (All ages)...44 Friday, April 20 Family Bingo & Pizza Night (All ages)...28 Saturday, April 21 Earth Day Celebration (All ages)...37 Health & Safety Fair (All ages)...30 Friday, April 27 Atomic Teen Science Cafe (Teens)...26 Saturday, April 28 Bark in the Park & Doggie Dash (All ages)...27 Compass Games (All ages)...34 Dinosaur Discovery Day (All ages)...28 Monday, April 30 Full Moon Hike (Adults)...38 Don t see what you re interested in? Contact any of our facilities with your suggestion for activities and events! MAY All Month Dinosaurs of New Mexico: Fossils from the Collection of the NM Museum of Natural History and Science (All ages)...44 Diabetes Education Classes (Adults)...34 Handmade exhibit (All ages)...44 North, South, East, and West: Maps from the Farmington Museum Collection (All ages)...44 Research Projects on Parks & Wildlife display (All ages)...44 Softball, Summer Men s Slow Pitch League (Adults).50 Friday, May 4 Star Wars Day (All ages)...31 Saturday, May 5 Curator s Choice Lecture Series: The Gunfight at the O.K. Corral (All ages)...34 Spring Migratory Bird Count (All ages)...47 Friday, May 11 Atomic Teen Science Cafe (Teens)...26 Mother s Day Lunch Celebration (All ages) Saturday, May 12 History Hike: Natural Bridges National Monument (Adults)...38 Spring Mini-Contest Pow-Wow (All ages)...31 Saturday, May 19 Mother Daughter Tea Party (All ages)...30 Museum EdVenture: Chimney Rock National Monument (Adults)...39 Park Play Day at Upper Rio Vista Park (All ages)...47 Friday, May 25 Herbs & Xeriscape Demonstration Garden Tours (All ages)...46 Teen Night (Teens, of course!)...32 Saturday, May 26 Herbs & Xeriscape Demonstration Garden Tours (All ages)...46 Summer Public Swim Schedule begins (All ages)...16 Riverfest 10K, 5K Runs & 2-Mile Walk (All ages)

58 FEATURED ACTIVITIES BY DATE INDEX JUNE All Month Adopt a Shelter Cat Month Basketball (Ages 6-12)...48 Dinosaurs of New Mexico: Fossils from the Collection of the NM Museum of Natural History and Science (All ages)...44 Diabetes Education Classes (Adults)...34 Get Golf Ready (Adults)...42 Farmington Growers Market...Inside back cover First Tee Program (Ages 7-12)...42 Friday Fun (Toddlers)...35 Heather McGaughey Children s Theatre (Ages 8-12)...25 Heather McGaughey Teen Voices (Ages 13-18)...25 North, South, East, and West: Maps from the Farmington Museum Collection (All ages)...44 Soccer (Ages 4-12)...50 Softball, Summer Men s Slow Pitch League (Adults)...50 Swimming Lesson (Ages 0-18) T-ball (Ages 4-6)...51 Tennis, Adult...51 Tennis at Cooper St. (Ages 8-14) Tennis Camps (Ages 4-17)...24 TGIF - Live Music & Lunch (All ages)...32 Tunes for Tots (Toddlers)...21 Volleyball (Ages 9-14)...52 Friday, June 1 Gallagher & Archie Fletcher Joke s On You Comedy Tour...29 Summer Kick-off Party & Ice Cream Social (Ages 4-14)...32 Saturday, June 2 Block Party & Flea Market (All ages)...27 Early Bird Walk (All ages)...45 Kids Fishing Derby (Ages 0-15)...48 Monday, June 4 Summer Youth Camp - Let the Games Begin begins (Ages 6-12)...23 Thursday, June 7 Farmington American Indian Ambassador Pageant (All ages)...28 Penny Party (All ages)...31 JULY All Month Basketball (Ages 6-12)...48 Dinosaurs of New Mexico: Fossils from the Collection of the NM Museum of Natural History and Science (All ages)...44 Get Golf Ready (Adults)...42 Farmington Growers Market...Inside back cover First Tee Program (Ages 7-12)...42 Friday Fun (Toddlers)...35 Heather McGaughey Children s Theatre (Ages 8-12)...25 Heather McGaughey Teen Voices (Ages 13-18)...25 Handmade exhibit (All ages)...44 Mary Poppins the Musical (All ages)...back cover North, South, East, and West: Maps from the Farmington Museum Collection (All ages)...44 Soccer (Ages 4-12)...50 Softball, Summer Men s Slow Pitch League (Adults)...50 Swimming Lesson (Ages 0-18) T-ball (Ages 4-6)...51 Tennis, Adult...51 Tennis at Cooper St. (Ages 8-14)...52 Tennis Camps (Ages 4-17)...24 TGIF - Live Music & Lunch (All ages)...32 Tunes for Tots (Toddlers)...21 Volleyball (Ages 9-14)...52 Tuesday, July 3 Bubble Soccer begins (Ages 12-14)...48 Firecracker Fun Festival (All ages)...30 Wednesday, July 4 Skateboard Competition (Ages 0-18)...49 Saturday, July 7 History Walk (All ages)...38 SJC Concert Band at Summer Terrace Music Series (All ages)...32 Saturday, June 9 Dutch Oven Baking (Adults)...34 Farmington Dumpster Weekend...37 History Hike: Bandelier National Monument (Adults)...38 Willow Blue at Summer Terrace Music Series (All ages)...32 Sunday, June 10 Farmington Dumpster Weekend...37 Monday, June 11 Preschool Mini Camp - Mermaids & Pirates begins...23 Sports Sampler begins (Ages 4-6)...51 Tuesday, June 12 Egganautics Workshop begins (Ages 7+)...35 Friday, June 15 Father Son Campout (All ages)...45 Kids Dog Show (Ages 6-12)...30 Saturday, June 16 Drive-in Movie, Paddington 2 (All ages)...28 Father s Day Ductmazing Bouquet Making (All ages)...21 Herbs & Xeriscape Demonstration Garden Tour (All ages)...46 Chokecherry Jam at Summer Terrace Music Series (All ages)...32 Monday, June 18 Summer Teen Camp - Outdoor Adventure begins...23 Thursday, June 21 Mary Poppins the Musical (All ages)...back cover Saturday, June 23 Butterfly Walk (All ages)...45 Zia Chicks at Summer Terrace Music Series (All ages)...32 Monday, June 25 Sports Sampler begins (Ages 4-6)...51 Summer Youth Camp - Discover Nature s Wonders begins (Ages 6-12)...23 Friday, June 29 Star Spangled Celebration (Ages 7-12)...31 Saturday, June 30...And Beyond at Summer Terrace Music Series (All ages)...32 Dragonfly Walk (All ages)...45 Drive-in Movie, Peter Rabbit (All ages)...28 Monday, July 9 Sports Sampler begins (Ages 4-6)...51 Summer Teen Camp - Sports Fever begins...23 Tuesday, July 10 Park Play Day at Westland Park (All ages)...47 Wednesday, July 11 Wildlife Wednesdays starts (Ages 7-12)...23 Friday, July 13 Back to School Splash (All ages)...27 Bowl-A-Rama (Ages 6-12)...27 Saturday, July 14 History Hike: Spud Lake (Adults)...38 SJC Company at Summer Terrace Music Series (All ages)...32 Monday, July 16 Summer Youth Camp - Artful Antics (Ages 6-12)...23 Tuesday, July 17 Bocce Ball & Horseshoes begins (Ages 10-15)...48 Saturday, July 21 Butterfly Walk (All ages)...45 Drive-in Movie, Jumanji (All ages)...28 Four Corners Rod Run & Open Car Show (All ages)...29 Terry Rickard at Summer Terrace Music Series (All ages)...32 Monday, July 23 Preschool Mini Camp - Little Green Thumb begins...23 Friday, July 27 Full Moon Hike (Adults)...38 Sports Sampler begins (Ages 4-6)...51 Summer Carnival (Ages 4-14)...31 Saturday, July 28 Water Cycle Suncatchers (All ages)

59 Free Summer Meals for Kids & Teens! 10 sites across Farmington offering healthy meal options! Farmington Municipal Schools June 11 to August 3 Open to all 18 & younger NO Enrollment NO Cost At the Farmington Museum OPENING June 9, 2018 NMSU Saturdays 8:00 am to Noon Starting July 10, 2018 Tuesdays 4:00 to 6:00 pm Get double your EBT money! Also a Commit to Health meal site (see ad above)!

60 City of Farmington 800 Municipal Drive Farmington, NM PRST STD ECRWSS U.S. POSTAGE PAID Liberty Press RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER Celebrating 30 Years of Summer Theater SANDSTONE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS Thursdays Fridays Saturdays 8:00 pm June 21 - August 4 Lions Wilderness Amphitheater, Farmington