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ICE SKATING - 110106

Group Ice Skating Lessons

Youth Lessons are $35/person

Got Ice? We Do!!! Join us for our sixth season in the Jon and Ruth Ann Wefald Pavilion and GTM Family Center!

DAILY ADMISSION: $3 per person / $3 skate rental

$25 Key FOB good for 10 admissions and/or skate rental (purchased at Parks and Recreation Office).

Plan-A-Party: The ice rink can be reserved for private group use during off-hours. Call MPRD at 785-587-2757 for details. Visit our website www.mhkprd.com for a registration form.

Refund Policy: Registrants will receive a full refund if we cancel the program or we may be able to transfer you to another class. A full refund is granted if request to withdraw is received one week (seven days) prior to start date; partial refund when requested between one week and at least 48 hours prior to start date and no refund if request is less than 48 hours in advance or failing to show. Participant withdrawals must be received during business hours.

EXTRA BAG CLAY - 120121

Additional 25# of Clay available with pre-payment!

NOON HOUR - 225112

RIVER RUNNING - 225212

CHEERLEADING - 310102

Squads practice and cheer at flag football games

Games played Sunday afternoons at Anneberg Park and weeknights at another field depending on registration numbers.

YOUTH POTTERY - 310130

Get creative with an experienced instructor! (785)587-2757. Basic hand-building techniques and glazing our art to take home!

Early Childhood - 310131

In the throws of new motherhood, finding time to connect with others, remaining inspired as a mother, and expressing yourself are real challenges. In this class, centered around basic and fun drama activities (story-telling, games, warm ups, mindfulness etc), find a new connection to self, baby, and other new moms.
Instructor Bio: Rachael Hammer hails from the West Coast where she studied theatre. Shortly after her conservatory experience she had her own child and the pilot of Baby Mama Drama. Now with a year of Graduate Studies in Theatre/Drama Therapy under her belt, she hopes to offer Baby Mama Drama to Manhattan moms looking for a fun new way to connect through theatre based activities.
Start date: Wednesday, September 6th
End date: Wednesday, October 11th
Time of class: 10:45am-12pm
Run time of sessions: 1 hour 15 minutes
Total number of sessions: 6
Age: 4 months-not yet walking

DANCE - 310132

Dance classes are for beginning students and use basic dance steps and choreography to help students develop and improve their poise, flexibility, grace, self-discipline, and posture. Students are introduced to basic beginning techniques and vocabulary. All classes run 45 minutes and are held at the City Park Roundhouse.

FALL SHOWCASE: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18 AT 7:00 PM IN PEACE MEMORIAL (CITY) AUDITORIUM

Pre-Ballet: Ballet is the basis for all dance training, and our Pre-Ballet classes help children develop and improve their poise, flexibility, grace, self-discipline, and posture. Students will be introduced to basic beginning ballet techniques and vocabulary. Ballet slippers or socks may be worn for this class.

Beginning Ballet: This class emphasizes technique, barre work and choreography, as well as ballet vocabulary. Students will develop and improve their poise, flexibility, grace, self-discipline, and posture. Ballet slippers are required.

Beginning Hip Hop: In Hip Hop, students will be introduced to the basic concepts, techniques, and choreography of Hip Hop Dance and culture. Wear tennis shoes and socks.

Dance Squad: This class incorporates various dance styles (hip hop, jazz, contemporary) with basic tumbling, pompom, and cheer. Wear tennis shoes. Pompoms will be provided.

Beginning Tap: Tap is a form of dance that uses the tap shoes striking the floor to make percussive sound. This class will explore both Jazz and Broadway-style tap. Be prepared for a workout as we explore rhythm and build strength! Students will need to purchase tap shoes for this class.

Instructors will give further information about proper attire at the first class meeting.
In order to promote a learning environment free of the distractions of parents/siblings, a “sneak peek week” has been established during the week of October 16. At this time you will be able to observe the progress of your dance student. During other times, please wait for your child outside. Have your child use the restroom before his/her class begins. Also, check the bulletin board inside for announcements and other important information. Thank you for your cooperation!