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PLAY GUIDE 2020 2021 Fall & Winter Visit us at pekinparkdistrict.org

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Board of Commissioners Paula Helm, President Greg Maloney, Vice President Kristen Walraven, Commissioner Greg Ranney, Commissioner Gary Gillis, Commissioner Marv Brown, Commissioner Kyle Cain, Commissioner Email: [email protected] EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Cameron Bettin Email: [email protected] Pekin Park District Administration TABLE OF CONTENTS Facilities & Contact Info .......................................................................4 Message from the Executive Director ........................................ 5 Pekin Park Foundation ........................................................................6 Lick Creek Invitational ..........................................................................7 Parkside Fitness .......................................................................................8 Veterans Memorial Arena – Ice Skating & Hockey ............. 10 Dance, Cheer, Tumble ..........................................................................12 Day Camp Adventures ........................................................................15 Miller Center ............................................................................................ 16 Birthday Parties .................................................................................... 19 Community Programs & Events ................................................... 20 IRVSA ........................................................................................................... 21 Rentals .........................................................................................................22 Questions ....................................................................................................23 All activity dates, times, and offerings are subject to change in response to COVID-19. Please go to pekinparkdistrict.org for the most up-to-date program offerings. 3

FACILITIES AND CONTACT INFOrMaTION PARKS Blenkiron Park 601 Park Ave. Pekin, IL 61554 Coal Miners’ Park 300 S. Parkway Dr. Pekin, IL 61554 Independence Park 612 Lasalle Blvd. Marquette Heights, IL 61554 James Field 101 S. 9th St. Pekin, IL 61554 John T. McNaughton Park 217 McNaughton Park Rd. Pekin, IL 61554 Kiwanis Park South On the Corner of 9th & Koch St. Pekin, IL 6554 Miller Park 121 Court St. Pekin, IL 61554 Mineral Springs Park & Lagoon 1701 Court St. Pekin, IL 61554 Railsplitter’s Park 268 Derby St. Pekin, IL 61554 Riverfront Park 121 Court St. Pekin, IL 61554 Rotary Park 1115 State St. Pekin, IL 61554 Southside Business Association Park 200 Sapp St. Pekin, IL 61554 Sports Complex 300 Koch St. Pekin, IL 61554 Tante Park Broadway Rd. Pekin, IL 61554 Willow Park 500 Willow St. Pekin, IL 61554 GOLF COURSES Lick Creek Golf Course 2210 N. Parkway Dr. Pekin, IL 61554 Phone: (309) 346-0077 Fax: (309) 347-1262 Parkview Golf Course 2300 Broadway St. Pekin, IL 61554 Phone: (309) 346-8494 Fax: (309) 346-6016 FUN & GAMES Boating on the Lagoon Phone: (309) 347-7275 DragonLand Water Park 193 Red Bud Memorial Dr. Pekin, IL 61554 Phone: (309) 347-7275 Parkside Fitness 300 Red Bud Dr. Pekin, IL 61554 Phone: (309) 347-6644 Fax: (309) 347-4472 Magic Dragon Mini Golf 210 Recreation Dr. Pekin, IL 61554 Phone: (309) 347-7275 Pekin Archers, Inc. 2510 Edgewater Dr. Pekin, IL 61554 Email: [email protected] Blazin' A Trail Riding & Boarding 217 McNaughton Park Rd. Pekin, IL 61554 Phone: (309) 382-1268 COMMUNITY CENTERS Miller Center 551 S. 14th St. Pekin, IL 61554 Phone: (309) 346-5210 Email: [email protected] Pavilion on the Lagoon 257 Pavilion Rd. Pekin, IL 61554 Phone: (309) 201-4008 Email: [email protected] Soldwedel Program Center 207 McNaughton Park Dr. Pekin, IL 61554 Phone: (309) 201-4008 Email: [email protected] ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES Recreation Department Veterans Memorial Arena 250 Redbud Memorial Dr. Pekin, IL 61554 Phone: (309) 347-7275 Robert N. Blackwell Administration Building 1715 Dragon Dr., Suite A Pekin, IL 6554 Phone: (309) 353-5330 Fax: (309) 353-1787 EMERGENCY NUMBERS Park Police Phone: (309) 346-3132 Inclement Weather Line Phone: (309) 226-4060 PEKIN PARK DISTRICT 4

MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Well, this has been a year that no one could have ever imagined. COVID-19 wreaked havoc on much of what we do at Pekin Park District. Facilities and offices were closed for a while, staff worked from home, some staff were furloughed, playgrounds were off-limits, and programs, sports and rentals were either canceled, postponed, rescheduled or just not offered at all. Many limitations have been placed on what we can and cannot do which limits our offerings. The Park District did continue to operate though, maintaining our parks and outdoor facilities for the residents that did want to venture out to enjoy some leisure activities. We also took advantage of our indoor facilities being closed by making various repairs and improvements. The Park District did complete the replacement of DragonLand Water Park’s mechanical system. Though we were not able to open this year due to COVID-19, we cannot wait to open the water park next year, as I’m sure our residents are excited as well. The Park District is moving forward with the planning of its Open Space Land Acquisition and Development (OSLAD) Grant from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) for improvements to Mineral Springs Park. The first improvement will be phase one of the new skate park. Due to COVID-19, we decided it was best to not hold an in-person public meeting to garner input on the skate park. We did put a survey out on-line and over 90 responses were received. For those that provided comments and insight on what you would like to see in the new skate park, thank you. From the information gathered in the survey, American Ramp Company designed a new skate park to be constructed in three phases. The first phase is part of the grant project. It is yet to be determined when the other phases will be completed. The Park District went out to bid for a new dehumidification and ventilation system at Veterans Memorial Arena to not only improve our ice rink operations, but also improve the moisture conditions of the Arena in the summer, allowing the facility to be more useable for summer camp and other activities, events and rentals. While Parkside Fitness was closed, the facility received a makeover with new equipment and layout in the weight room, and a fresh coat of paint for the majority of the facility. We hope you are beginning to feel more comfortable with stepping outside of the house and getting back to a more normal routine. The Park District is doing its best to follow all guidelines and recommendations of our local and state health departments, and the CDC, in order for you to feel comfortable and safe participating in our programs or visiting our facilities. Being a government agency, we feel it is our duty and responsibility to follow the guidance put in place by these agencies. If we all work together, we will get through this sooner rather than later. Our goal for 2021 is to get back to a typical summer of enjoying Mineral Springs Park and all it has to offer, along with all the other parks, amenities and facilities we provide throughout the community. Respectfully, Cameron Bettin Executive Director, Pekin Park District 5

The Pekin Park Foundation is a 501(c)(3) not for profit charitable organization. Its mission is to provide a means by which park supporters can help improve and beautify our parks and expand participation in activities and programs through a well-funded Gift Program and long- term sustaining Endowment Program. This funding mechanism helps to meet future needs and enhancements to keep our parks the cherished community icons they have become. It also provides a means to leave a lasting legacy to be enjoyed by future generations of park users. Endowment gifts earn interest and dividends and can provide for maintenance, scholarships, enhancements and improvements. The Gift Catalog provides items that one may purchase as recognition or memorials and includes park benches, picnic tables or planted trees. Past projects include funding for the James Field Improvements Project, coordination of funding for the Pergola Project, and many trees planted throughout our park system. TREE DONOR PROGRAM The Pekin Park Foundation Tree Donor Program provides opportunities for meaningful tributes to family and friends, in honor of the birth of a child, special birthday, wedding, anniversary, various other special occasions, or a memorial to honor the memory of a loved one. Tree plantings are needed in many park locations including McNaughton Park, Lick Creek and Parkview Golf Courses, Pekin Park District Sports Complex and many other parks. The Superintendent of Parks will work with donors to select the best area suited for the type of tree planting desired. Plantings are done in the spring and fall. Tree cost is $300 or more depending on the size and type of tree chosen. Donors will receive a Commemorative Certificate and a document including a picture of the tree and an aerial map with precise GPS coordinates. Donated tree info is included in the Pekin Park Foundation Tree Donor Record Book as well as the Pekin Park Foundation website. Donations may remain anonymous if desired. Gifts are tax deductible and provide the community with a piece of nature that will benefit the area for years to come. For additional information, contact Cameron Bettin at (309) 353-4328 or [email protected] Potential donors may go to pekinparkfoundation.org to view the gift catalog and complete an inquiry form. Photo courtesy of: Bryan Little Photography PEKIN ParK FOUNDaTION PEKIN PARK DISTRICT 6

September 11 – 13, 2020 You’re invited to participate in the 13th Annual Lick Creek Invitational, two-man scramble, match play tournament. There are 8 teams per flight and entries are first come first serve—so get your entry in early! Entry deadline is September 8. THE RULES • Qualifying must take place between August 22 and noon on September 9. • You must qualify with another team playing in the tournament. • Teams will be accepted in order of paid entry received. • Tournament tee times begin at 7:30 a.m. with lower flights teeing off first all three days. IMPORTANT NOTES: • No qualifying on August 29, August 31, and September 5 due to course being closed for an outing. • 65 years and older players play the yellow tees (including qualifying). • Players guaranteed four rounds of golf: one practice, one qualifying and two match play rounds. • Only teams losing both Friday and Saturday will not play Sunday. • Pulled Pork meal will be served at Lick Creek Friday, September 11. • Optional Players’ Pool (by flights) at $100 per team. Payouts 50% of total for first, 30% for second, 10% each for third and consolation bracket winner. ENTRY FEES • $220 per player. • Entry fee does not include Players’ Pool. Teams must be purchased before you tee off on Friday. WAYS TO WIN WIN / WIN / WIN - 1st Place WIN / WIN / LOSE - 2nd Place WIN / LOSE / WIN - 3rd Place LOSE / WIN / WIN - Consolation 1st Place: $500-$250 per person 2nd Place: $300-$150 per person 3rd Place: $150-$75 per person Consolation : $150-$75 per person Flight winner gift cards are redeemable at Lick Creek and Parkview Golf Courses. Go to lickcreekgolfcourse.com/events to download an entry form. Entries may be dropped off at Lick Creek Golf Course clubhouse or mailed to: Pekin Park District Lick Creek Invitational 1701 Court St. Pekin, IL 61554 GOLF – 13TH ANNUAL LICK CREEK INVITATIONAL 7

PARKSIDE FITNESS Parkside Fitness has everything Pekin families need to reach their health and fitness goals. If you’re a beginner or an elite athlete, we have world-class solutions and trainers dedicated to helping you achieve the results you’re looking for. Be our guest and discover our extensive equipment options, dynamic group fitness classes, adult and youth tennis programs, pickleball, racquetball/wallyball, personal and group training plus a wide range of athletic programs for every fitness level and interest! Extra safety measures, like social distancing and enhanced sanitation, have been implemented in response to the COVID-19 crisis. Please wear a mask when entering our facility (they are not required once participating in an activity) and follow social distancing guidelines as outlined in signage throughout Parkside Fitness. A Pekin Park District Facility 300 Red Bud Dr. Pekin, IL 61554 (309) 347-6644 parksidefitnesspekin.com Hours Monday – Thursday: 5 a.m. – 10 p.m. Friday: 5 a.m. – 8 p.m. Saturday: 6:30 a.m. – 8 p.m. Sunday: 7:30 a.m. – 8 p.m. Manager : Keith Knox – [email protected] or (309) 347-3278 Member Account Coordinator: Margaret Frazell – [email protected] or (309) 347-8601 MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS 4-Star Membership Access to the entire facility, with the exception of the indoor tennis courts. All group exercise classes are included as well as pickleball, racquetball, wallyball, use of the saunas and our entire free weight, functional training and cardio equipment areas. Membership Monthly Fee* Junior Fitness Pass (14-18) $10/mo Junior (19-22) $15/mo Young Adult (23-28) $25/mo Individual (29-64) $36.50/mo Couple $51.50/mo Family $66.50/mo Senior (65+) $29.25/mo Senior Couple (both 65+) $41.25/mo 5-Star Membership Same access to the facility and group classes as the 4-Star Membership PLUS unlimited open tennis court usage. Membership Monthly Fee* Junior (14-18) $40/mo Individual (19-64) $50.50/mo Couple $66/mo Family $81/mo Senior (65+) $44.25/mo Senior Couple (both 65+) $56.25/mo NO JOINING OR ENROLLMENT FEES! $35 Annual Fee does apply Non-Member Options Group Fitness Punch Card $45/10 classes Group Fitness Drop-In $6/class Pickleball Punch Card $25/10 visits Pickleball Drop-In $3/visit Guest Fee $10/day One Month Trial $43 (allowed once per year) Note: Kidz Klub, Towel Services, and hourly tennis court reservations are extra. Please see front desk attendant for more information. PEKIN PARK DISTRICT 8

PICKLEBALL Join the Pickleball Revolution at Parkside Fitness! Pickleball is a racquet sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis and table tennis, and it’s played on an indoor or outdoor court that is approximately half the size of a tennis court. Cost is FREE to members. Non- members: $3/drop-in or $25/punch card (10 visits). Pickleball is offered: Monday: 9 - 11 a.m. & 1 - 3 p.m. Tuesday: 6:30 - 8:30 a.m. & 1 - 3 p.m. Wednesday: 9 - 11 a.m. & 1 - 3 p.m. Thursday: 7:30 - 9:30 a.m. & 1 - 3 p.m. Friday: 9 - 11 a.m. & 1 - 3 p.m. Saturday: 9 - 11 a.m. Sunday: 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. TENNIS A variety of Tennis Clinics are available at Parkside Fitness. With classes for beginners as young as 5 years old to high school JV and Varsity players, Parkside Fitness has something for every youth player at any level! For the most current schedule of clinics and to register, call (309) 347-6644. Planned Clinic sessions, days & number of clinics per session: Session 1: September (M & TH - 4), (TU - 5) Session 2: October (M & TU – 4), (TH – 5) Session 3: November (M – 5), (TU – 4), (TH – 3) No clinics Nov 26 Session 4: December (M & TH - 3), (TU – 4) No clinics Dec 23, 24, 26, 30 & 31 Fall Tennis Clinic Fees - Members receive a 10% discount: 3 Week Rates $45/1 hour clinic $67.50/1.5 hour clinic 4 Week Rates $60/1 hour clinic $90/1.5 hour clinic 5 Week Rates $75/1 hour clinic $112.50/1.5 hour clinic Volley Kids / ages 5 – 8 yrs. Class uses low compression red felt balls along with smaller racquets and nets. This age group plays on 36’ modified courts. Mondays 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. Rally Kids / ages 9 – 10 yrs. Class uses low compression orange felt balls along with smaller racquets and plays on the regular net. This age group plays on 60’ modified courts. Tuesdays 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. Jr. High Smashers / ages 11 – 13 yrs. Class is for older beginners who are thinking about playing HS tennis or have taken limited clinics before. Focus will be on stroke technique, footwork, rules and games. Tuesdays 6:30 – 8 p.m. or Thursdays 6:30 – 8 p.m. High School Hot Shots Class is for players who play JV tennis or play in the lower part of the line-up for their high school. This class will teach consistency as well as strategy and doubles play. Mondays 6:30 – 8 p.m. High School Aces Class is for varsity players who play in the top half of their high school line-up or highly ranked juniors who have had tournament success. Thursday 6:30 – 8 p.m. For the most current schedule of tennis clinics and to register, call (309) 347-6644. 9

VETERANS MEMORIAL ARENA Veterans Memorial Arena 250 Redbud Memorial Dr. Pekin, IL 61554 Phone: (309) 347-7275 Located in Mineral Springs Park, Veterans Memorial Arena has over 34,800 square feet of recreational space under one roof. In addition to the ice arena, this facility provides space for many other recreational programs including the Gym & Dance Studios and is home to the Recreation Department staff and offices. The ice-skating season typically runs from the first Saturday in October through the first full weekend in March. LEARN TO SKATE Learn to skate with the Pekin Park District! Ice Skating is a great way for all ages to learn new skills and have fun. Lessons are 45 minutes long. Rental skates are included in the session price or you can bring your own. Lessons are typically held on Mondays at 5 p.m., 5:45 p.m., or Saturdays at 9 a.m. Session cost: $75 R/ $78 NR Level Descriptions Tots (3-5 years): Preschool age skaters learn the fundamentals of skating to develop preliminary coordination and strength to maneuver on the ice. Skills include the correct way to fall, how to get up properly, skill-building games, basic movement on the ice, glides, dips and swizzles. Pre-Alpha: Beginning skaters are introduced to basic moves such as one- and two-foot glides, dips and swizzles. Alpha: Progressively builds on the beginning basics. Skills include forward stroking, snowplow stop, forward crossovers and backward swizzles. Beta: Skaters learn backward stroking, backward crossovers, and T-stops. Gamma: Moves at a faster pace and includes a combination of skills learned in Beta. Delta: Skaters work on the positioning, techniques and speed that form the foundation for jumps. Delta skaters also learn inside three turns, edges, shoot the duck, lunges, and bunny hops. Jump and Spin: Skaters learn a progression of jumps, spins, and advanced combinations. Team: Skaters build strength, develop artistry on the ice, and learn choreography for performance and competitions. Participants must also register for at least one Learn to Skate class per session. Final session of the season will end with an Ice Show for all skaters to participate. For the most up-to-date class and activity schedules and registration information go to pekinparkdistrict.org/icearenainfo.html LITTLE STARS HOCKEY Our popular Little Stars Hockey program is designed for the youngest hockey star hopefuls. Little Stars works on the fundamental skills of hockey: power skating, stick handling, passing, shooting, and most importantly sportsmanship and team play. No prior skating experience is necessary. Our coaching staff have many years of hockey experience as former players and coaches, and we also have the assistance of Pekin Dragon Hockey as game CONTINUED ON PAGE 12 PEKIN PARK DISTRICT 10

PLEASE OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING COVID-19 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WHILE INSIDE THE FACILITY. 1. All visitors to Veterans Memorial Arena will be required to wear a mask at all times while inside the facility with the following exceptions only: a. Athletes, coaches, and officials on the ice within the perimeter of the dasher boards. b. Athletes, coaches, and officials in players’ benches, penalty boxes, or scorekeepers box during activity. c. Athletes, coaches, and officials in transition from assigned locker room to the ice rink to participate in scheduled activity or in transition from the ice rink to assigned locker room after scheduled activity. Athletes, coaches, and officials are required to wear a mask upon entering the facility and locker room as well as upon exiting the locker room to leave the facility. d. Tumble, Dance, and Cheer participants actively engaging in physical activity. Masks should be worn while waiting in line or observing demonstrations. Instructors and coaches are required to wear a mask at all times except when actively engaging in physical activity. e. State of Illinois Phase 4 guidelines state that Public Skate and Learn to Skate participants are required to wear a mask at all times while in the facility including on the ice while skating. 2. To keep the building population low, visitors and participants are asked to arrive no earlier than 15 minutes before their scheduled activity and exit the facility within 15 minutes of the conclusion of their scheduled activity. 3. Families are asked to minimize the number of parents per participant to keep the facility population low. One parent / family member per participant is ideal. 4. Those waiting for participants during classes, practices, etc. are required to do so outside of the facility. There will be no seating available and during peak times capacity does not allow for non-participants to be in the building. 5. Follow social distance guidelines at all times and maintain at least 6 feet of distance between yourself and others at all times. 6. Proper handwashing and sanitation are encouraged at all times. Restrooms are open and there are hand sanitizer stations in multiple areas of the facility for public use. 7. Water fountains are not available. Please bring your own water and do not share. A no touch water bottle fill station is available in the Warming Room . 8. Do not enter the facility if you: a. Have been in direct contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19 within the last 14 days. b. Are exhibiting symptoms, have or recently had a fever over 100.4, or tested positive for COVID-19. Those exhibiting symptoms or have tested positive should not enter for 10 days after onset of symptoms and be fever free without medication for a minimum of 72 hours. 11

schedules permit, which means some of the best coaches in the area will help your skater develop in recreational or competitive hockey! Actual games begin at the end of the first session. All games are noncompetitive, set up to teach team play and concentrate on only the love of the game. The league schedule will be two 45-minute practices and one game weekly. Loaner equipment will be provided at no extra charge. Practices and games typically held: Tuesdays: 5 – 5:45 p.m. Wednesdays: 5:15 – 6 p.m. Fridays (Games): 5:15 p.m. Cost: $82 R/$85 NR per session Session Dates: Session 1: Oct. 6 – Nov. 13 Session 2: Nov. 17 – Jan. 15 No practices/games: Dec. 22 – Jan. 1 (Practices resume Jan. 5) Session 3: Jan. 19 – Feb. 26 For the most up-to-date class and activity schedules and registration information go to pekinparkdistrict.org/icearenainfo.html PRECISE ICE TEAM On the Precise Ice Team, skaters build strength, develop artistry on the ice, and learn choreography for performance and competitions. Participants must be at the Gamma level or higher and be registered for at least one Learn to Skate class per session. Team practices typically held: Mondays - 4 p.m. Wednesdays - 4:15 p.m. Saturdays – 8 a.m. Cost: $130 per session For the most up-to-date class and activity schedules and registration information go to pekinparkdistrict.org/icearenainfo.html PEKIN PARK DISTRICT TUMBLE, DANCE AND CHEER Pekin Park District’s tumble, dance and cheer program is designed to develop coordination, balance, flexibility, and fitness in both girls and boys who are ready to learn. Physical development is one of the main benefits these classes have for children as they learn a great range of motion, body awareness, balance, muscle strength, coordination, and endurance. All classes are taught with a fun-to-learn approach and are held at the Gym & Dance Studios located within Veterans Memorial Arena. Please reference the Veterans Memorial Arena COVID-19 Safety Precautions for a list of measures participants and families will be expected to observe while inside the facility. Classes are scheduled to begin the week of September 8 . The tumble, dance, and cheer program has been restructured into six 6-week sessions for ease of registration. No more monthly fees. Just register for each session before it starts. This provides clear start point opportunities for new students to join the program throughout the year. Go to pekinparkdistrict.org/schoolofdance.html for the most up-to-date class and registration information. Tumble Mastering Tumble – Level #1 – Mondays 6 – 7 p.m. Introduction to Tumbling – (5 years and up) This is a beginner class that will teach the basic fundamentals of tumbling including backward and forward rolls, handstands, backbends, bridges and cartwheels. No experience necessary. LITTLE STARS HOCKEY CONTINUED: PEKIN PARK DISTRICT 12

7 – 8 p.m. Novice – Level #2 In this class, we introduce front limbers, backbends to kick overs, walkovers, running hurdle cartwheels, and more. Level 1 is recommended prior to participating in this class, but it is not required. 8 – 9 p.m. Intermediate – Level #3 To participate in this class, tumblers must pass Level 2 and be able to perform a front and back walkover unassisted. Conditioning is a large part of this curriculum. All tumbling skills will be perfected and students will begin advancing into back handsprings. 8 – 9 p.m. Back Handspring and Tucks/ Conditioning (7 years and up) A back handspring is a big milestone skill in a gymnast's progression. Since it requires a gymnast to push and jump backwards, it can also create mental blocks. While it can be a hard skill to learn, it's very exciting and fun when you finally master your back handspring. Conditioning will be a big part of this curriculum to ensure the core strength needed for the higher-level power tumbler. Students must be willing to work hard to advance to this level. Beginning Tumble – Tuesdays 5 – 5:30 p.m. Tumble Tykes #1 (2-3 years old; must be potty trained) In this class, students will learn basic gymnastics skills through play. Students will use the downstairs gym to work on strength, flexibility, and social skills. This class is preparation for the recreational tumble program. 5:30 – 6 p.m. Tumble Tykes #2 (3-4 years old) Tumble Tykes #2 is the advanced version of Tumble Tykes #1. We will keep progressing at a quicker rate and continue working on physical and social skills. Go to pekinparkdistrict.org/schoolofdance.html for the most up-to-date class and registration information. Cheer Cheer Teams – Wednesdays 5 – 6 p.m. Mini Cheer (3-5 years old) Mini Cheer is a great opportunity to introduce your preschooler to the sport of cheerleading. Athletes in Mini Cheer will learn the basics of arm motions, tumbling, and stunting. 6 – 7 p.m. Junior Cheer (6 years and up) This class incorporates tumbling progressions and cheer fundamentals. Students will work on basic progressions: forward rolls, backward rolls, handstands, handstand drills, cartwheels, and round-offs. Students will also learn cheer motions, jumps, and stunts. 7 – 9 p.m. Elite Cheer (8 years and up) Elite is for the cheerleader or future cheerleader wanting to step it up. This class is fast-paced, condition oriented, and includes tumble strength and cardio endurance training. Cheer is tough and only the determined should enroll. Note: Cheerleaders will be evaluated after a couple of weeks and placed on the team best fit for their skill and maturity level. Go to pekinparkdistrict.org/schoolofdance.html for the most up-to-date class and registration information. Dance Hip Hop and Center Court – Tuesdays 5 – 6 p.m. Hip Hop #1 (6 and up) This is a fun creative movement class with a dash of jazz, hip hop and swag for your tiny dancers to become comfortable and confident on the dance floor. 8 – 9 p.m. Center Court (10 years and up) Center Court is high-energy pom, jazz, and hip hop, rich in performance-quality technical dance and exciting choreography! Developed for children age 10 and up. They'll love this class that’s full of fun. Your child will learn what it takes to be center court, thrilling the crowd in the stands! Ballet – Thursdays 5:15 – 6 p.m. Pre-K Ballet (3-4 years old) This is an introductory class containing ballet and creative movement. Young dancers will learn the basic ballet steps while learning how to follow direction and imitate movement in a positive and fun environment. Engaging music is used to get these little ones inspired to dance. 6 – 7 p.m. Ballet #1 (5-6 years old) This class is for beginner dancers ready to learn the basics of ballet. Students will build off of the five basic positions and master plié variations among other level- appropriate skills. Dancers will utilize both barre and center floor work. 13

7 – 8 p.m. Ballet #2 (7-8 years old) This class will take the skills learned in level I and build upon them to strengthen the dancer's precision and ability. Students will advance on to more difficult skills and utilize both barre and center floor work to improve their technique. 8 – 9 p.m. Elite Ballet (9 years and up) Dancers will start class at the ballet barre to work on classical technique and executing combinations at different musical tempos and on different musical counts. They will also build strength and learn how to put several steps together while smoothly transferring their weight and holding correct posture and body placement. Dancers will add several new steps to their repertoire. Go to pekinparkdistrict.org/schoolofdance.html for the most up-to-date class and registration information. Dance Teams Pekin Park District is proud to announce our 2020-21 recreational competitive and non-competitive dance teams. Team Star Competitive Dance Team is a low- commitment, low-cost and high-quality dance team that offers competition experience. Team Star Competitive Dance Team Seeking dancers at two different levels: Level 1 – Shining Stars: Designed for dancers 6-10 years old. Level 2 – Super Stars: For dancers 10 years old and up. Team Star will participate in local demos, expos and recreational competitions. Dance teams are an opportunity for your child to be part of a team of their peers. Dance Teams Only – Tuesdays 6 – 7 p.m. Team Star #1 (6 years old and up) 7 – 8 p.m. Team Star #2 (10 years old and up) All dancers on Team Star must register and meet the first night at 7 p.m. Coaches and judges will do a small evaluation of each dancer to determine the best placement. Both teams will compete in different categories. All Team Stars dancers must be committed to participating in each competition and help in fundraising. Go to pekinparkdistrict.org/schoolofdance.html for the most up-to-date schedule and registration information. How to register: Online: pekinparkdistrict.org Fax: (309) 347-3970 Mail: 1701 Court St., Pekin, IL 61554 Walk-In: Veterans Memorial Arena, Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. (behind the football stadium) A note about our classes: Our more popular classes fill up quickly. Classes may be added, moved, combined or dropped depending upon enrollment numbers. What do I wear to Tumble, Dance and Cheer classes? For their safety, tumblers wear leotards or elastic waistband shorts with a T-shirt tucked in tightly (please no baggy shirts or jeans). Tumblers are barefooted or wear non-skid tumbling shoes. Hair needs to be pulled back away from the face. No jewelry, please. Cheer wears a white tennis shoe (or cheer shoe). These shoes are to be worn in the gym only; no outside street shoes will be allowed on the tumble trak. Dancers wear leotards, tights or t-shirt with dance appropriate pants. All ballet classes wear pink ballet shoes; hip hop classes wear black slip-on jazz shoes. Hair needs to be pulled back away from the face. No blue jeans or loose-fitting pants, please. Policy regarding observation of classes: Because students focus and concentrate better without mom or dad in the class, family and friends are not allowed to observe classes. Periodically we will offer “Watch Week”, a time family and friends are invited to watch their dancer during the last 15 minutes of class. “Watch Week” dates to be announced. PEKIN PARK DISTRICT 14

Pekin Park District hosts Day Camp Adventures throughout the school year to provide activities for school-aged children in a fun, yet structured and safe environment during various holiday breaks from school. From crafts to outside adventures, activities keep students engaged and having fun! SCHOOL’S OUT ADVENTURES (AGES K – 13) School’s Out Adventures are one day activities held on “no school days” such as Columbus Day, MLK Jr Day, Presidents Day, Staff Institute days, etc. This Pekin Park District program offers adventures to keep school age children busy while mom and dad are at work. SPRING AND WINTER BREAK ADVENTURES (AGES K – 13) During extended school breaks our experienced staff will spend their day making sure your child loves their winter and/or spring break. Your child will enjoy crafts, playing outdoors (weather permitting), and numerous other fun activities. Breakfast and snacks are included in the cost, but you must send your child with a sack lunch and extra clothes daily. DAY CAMP ADVENTURES Questions? Go to pekinparkdistrict.org for the most up-to-date information and schedule of adventures for the 2020-2021 school year or contact: Andrew Richey, Program Manager [email protected] (309) 201-4006 Winter Camp Dates: December 23 December 28 December 29 December 30 January 4 January 5 January 6 Spring Camp Dates: April 2 April 5 April 6 April 7 April 8 April 9 15

MILLER CENTER 551 S. 14th St. Pekin, IL 61554 millerseniorcenter.com email: [email protected] Alisha Dault, M.A. - Administrator Molly Brian, M.S. - Assistant Administrator Ann Heimer, Sharon Hundt, Pat Look, Ethel Noonan, Mary Ann Russell - Receptionists The Miller Center engages adults 50+ in active life through active living! Drop by the center to meet with friends and make new ones, too. Our senior center allows you to feel active and youthful when participating in the various activities and events offered here. There is always a friendly face to greet you as you enter. Once inside, join friends for a class or one of many games, express yourself through woodcarving and crafts, maintain a healthy body, mind and spirit through exercise classes, or hop on the Miller Center bus for a day trip. At the Miller Center you will ENJOY YOUR AGE! We extend our greatest appreciation to the businesses that generously sponsor Miller Center programs, activities, and services! MILLER CENTER MERCHANDISE NEW! We are now selling branded items to help support the Miller Center! Call or stop by the front desk to place your order! RESOURCE AND REFERRAL CENTER Contact us for information or assistance concerning education, nutrition, health issues, legal aid, employment, transportation, recreation, counseling, and other topics for mature adults. REFLECTIONS NEWSLETTER Henderson Funeral Home and Liberty Village of Pekin, Pekin Estates, Pekin Manor sponsor our monthly newsletter, Reflections. It can be picked up at the Miller Center at the beginning of each month or check our website for a digital copy. MILLER CENTER MAJOR SPONSORS: 50+ News & Views Magazine Brandon Wood Retirement Center CEFCU Compassus Hospice Excalibur Seasoning Farmington Country Manor Fresenius Kidney Care Generations at Riverview Grand View Alzheimer’s Care Center Hallmark House Henderson Funeral Home - newsletter Humana John 3:16 John Evans Supportive Living Lange Animal Clinic Liberty Village of Pekin - Pekin Manor & Pekin Estates – newsletter The Lodge at Manito OSF HealthCare Preston-Hanley Funeral Homes Senator Dave Koehler Timbercreek Rehab & Healthcare Unland Companies United Way of Pekin Villas of Holly Brook Pekin PEKIN PARK DISTRICT 16

17 RULES FOR MILLER CENTER ENTRY & PARTICIPATION During the Restore Illinois 5-Phase Plan for managing the health of our community during the COVID-19 crisis, the completion of a self-screening questionnaire and waiver signature will be required before entering Miller Center and participation in any programs or activities. Upon entry you will also be expected to: • Wash hands IMMEDIATELY upon arrival and frequently while at Miller Center (handwashing stations located in the bathrooms & hand sanitizing stations located throughout the facility). • Clean items after use (chairs, tables, bingo cards, etc.) Cleaning stations are located throughout Miller Center for public use. • Wear disposable or cloth face coverings (masks, shield, etc.) over the nose and mouth while at Miller Center. Exceptions may be made ONLY where accommodations are appropriate per IDHR guidance. • Maintain 6 feet of distance at all times. SPONSORED ACTIVITIES: Miller Center sponsored activities are currently limited due to the COVID-19 crisis. Please refer to our monthly newsletter and website for the most up-to-date schedule of activities at millerseniorcenter.com. OUT AND ABOUT DINNERS Sponsored by Villas of Holly Brook Pekin Out and About Dinners Pekin are an opportunity to join with friends in sampling culinary delights from various eating establishments throughout the area. Dinner is up to you! Our normal schedule has been limited due to COVID-19. Please check Reflections Newsletter for current schedule. Hostess: Ethel Noonan EXERCISE WITH ANN Sponsored by OSF HealthCare Come giggle and get fit with Ann Heimer. Choose your session time. Classes are typically held Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 9 and 10 a.m. Please call for an up-to-date class schedule. Fee: $2 per session Location: Room B MILLER CENTER COMPUTER LAB Sponsored by Preston-Hanley Funeral Homes The computer lab at Miller Center is open daily, but with limited capacity during the Restore Illinois 5-Phase Plan. One-on-One technology tutoring! While everyone was following the stay-at-home order, did you hear about friends or family using ZOOM or social media to stay in touch, but you weren't sure how? Do you want to set up a Facebook or email account? Maybe you're curious about something and aren’t sure how to search the internet. We are now offering one- on-one technology tutoring! Give us a call and we will connect you with an instructor who will set up meeting times with you. This is a free service, but donations are always appreciated. All tutoring sessions will take place in the Miller Center Computer Lab. ENJOY FREE WIFI during your visit at the Miller Center. Connect to: MillerCenter-Public WALKING CLUB Choose to fitness walk indoors or walk around the lagoon. Get a t-shirt, log your miles, and win a prize. Current walking club members get discounts on several walking-inspired trips. Leaders: Mary Ann Russell & Cindy Miller Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays Time: 10 a.m. Fee: FREE to Walking Club Members (annual membership $25.00)

PEKIN PARK DISTRICT POPCORN FRIDAYS! Sponsored by Humana Popcorn Fridays is a yummy treat for all visitors! The schedule for Popcorn Fridays has been limited due to the COVID-19 crisis. Please watch our monthly newsletter or call Miller Center for an up-to-date schedule. ACTIVITIES The types of activities available at Miller Center include: GAMES & FUN • BINGO – (additional fee per card) sponsored by Timbercreek Rehab & Health Care, St. Francis Woods, Grand View Alzheimer’s Care Center, John Evans Supportive Living and Brandon Wood Retirement Center • BUNCO • DARTBALL • GAME DAY – sponsored by Generations at Riverview • MAH – JONGG • POOL / SHUFFLEBOARD - Free • SHOW TIME – sponsored by Brandon Wood Retirement Center CARD GROUPS • DOUBLE PINOCHLE • EUCHRE • HAND & FOOT • PINOCHLE CREATIVE GROUPS • CRAFTS • LAPIDARY WORKSHOP • MAKE & TAKE CRAFT CLASSES (additional fee may apply) • MILLER MELODIES • QUILT CLASS • WOODCARVING SHOP SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS / CLASSES • BALLROOM DANCE LESSONS (additional fee) • BLUEGRASS JAM - Free • BOOK CLUB – sponsored by the Pekin Public Library • BOTTLE COLLECTOR’S CLUB • CIVIL WAR HISTORY • RULES OF THE ROAD CLASS - Free • SQUARE DANCES & LESSONS (additional fee) Note : Miller Center’s activity schedule is currently limited during the Restore Illinois 5-Phase Plan. Please call (309) 346-5210 to confirm the activity schedule or go to millerseniorcenter.com. Activities are subject to a drop- in fee of $2 per activity unless otherwise noted. SENATOR DAVE KOEHLER'S PEKIN OFFICE IL State Senator Dave Koehler’s satellite office is located at the Miller Senior Center in Pekin! Call (309) 369-1648 for Tammy Hyatt, Constituents Service Coordinator offering a variety of Human Services including: • Assistance obtaining discounted license plates or free CityLink bus pass • Recovering lost financial assets through iCash program • Listing your contacts in the Secretary of State’s emergency database • Assistance filling some Local/State and Federal forms • Liaison for constituents who have questions or issues within State Departments • Senior Health Insurance Program Coordinator on site to help navigate through Medicaid, Medicare (parts A, B, C and D), and Medigap supplement plans For other issues concerning state government, call IL Senator Koehler’s Peoria office at (309) 677-0120. 18

BIRTHdAY ParTIES For more information, to book a party, or learn about the COVID-19 safety precautions your party will be expected to observe while at Veterans Memorial Arena, call (309) 347-7275. 19 BIRTHDAY PARTIES AT THE PAVILION Pekin Park District offers themed “Birthday-in-a-Box” Party Packages for children ages 4 to 10. These party kits take the hassle out of your party planning by providing a variety of fun party activities and decorations. You simply send out invitations and provide cake and refreshments. You’ll be provided with a copy of instructions on how to play the party games or lead craft activities. All materials for activities are provided. Cost: $95/box or $125/box plus onsite party host for up to 20 guests. Available party themes include: Birthday Divas Every little girl loves to pretend to be a star! This party is all about feeling like a Diva! Participants paint fingernails, make jewelry, play pink boa limbo, dance to music and so much more! A Dino-Mite Birthday At this party, guests discover Dino facts as they play the Dinosaur Egg Hunt, Pin-the-Horn-on-the-Triceratops, Make-a-Dino Fossil, Bone-Drop, Dino Relay, and make a Dino coloring book. Monster Bash Invite your party guests to dress up as their favorite monster! Participants play pin the eye on the monster, a monster beanbag toss, a wild rumpus and more! Mad Scientist Wacky Experiments Party Kids enjoy several simple, hands-on science activities that allow them to discover the science behind the mysteries! Some activities include making slime, blowing up a balloon using gas, a contest to see how many paper clips it takes to overflow a cup of water and much more! Just Fun N Games Party Consisting of games that simply get kids playing and having fun together, party activities include cheese curl toss, twister, pin the tail on the donkey, musical chairs, hopscotch, red light/greenlight and red rover. For more information or to register, call Carrie at (309) 201-4008, e-mail: [email protected]. BIRTHDAY PARTIES AT VETERANS MEMORIAL ARENA Tumbling Party Pekin Park District School of Gym, Dance, and Cheer offers a variety of themed birthday parties for children age 3 to 13. Packages include games and tumbling activities, cupcakes, drinks and treat bags for all guests, and a trained gym instructor that oversees all activities in a safe and fun setting. Birthday person receives a free t-shirt to show off where they celebrated their big day. Cost: $99 for 12 guests or $149 for 18 guests Party on Ice Bring the party to Veterans Memorial Arena for ice skating fun! You provide invitations and cake and we will provide soda, popcorn, and skates. Cost: $7 per person.

COMMUNITY PROGRAMS & EVENTS PEKIN PARK DISTRICT 20 ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES EDUCATIONAL BACKPACK LOANER PROGRAM Pekin Park District is pleased to be a host site for an IDNR Field Trip Pack. The Backpack Loaner Program provides educators with a multitude of outstanding resources to help prepare students for exploration of nature. Suggested use is for students in Pre-K through 3rd grade. Please call the Pekin Park District Recreation Office Monday – Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. at (309) 347-7275 to reserve the use of this educational resource free of charge. LETTERS TO SANTA We have contacted Santa Claus himself and he will write a letter to any boy or girl that signs up. To sign up, simply stop in the Recreation Office or sign up online at pekinparkdistrict.org, fill out the form, and email to [email protected] or send it back to us in the mail. We will take care of the rest! Santa is very excited to hear from all of the boys and girls! Deadline to turn in your form: December 11 at 5 p.m. Cost: $5 per child ROTTEN EASTER EGG HUNT ADULTS ONLY, 21+ Tired of the kids having all the egg hunting fun this Easter? Come find the eggs the Easter Bunny wouldn't want your kids to find! Join us at the Parkview Golf Course for an ADULTS ONLY egg hunt. We will have drinks available for purchase as well as prizes for those that hunt. Must purchase a ticket prior to event. Contact Nick at 201-4009 or [email protected] for questions. Registration deadline is Friday, April 3, 2021 by 5 p.m. in the Recreation Office located in the Veteran’s Memorial Ice Arena. ADULTS ONLY, 21+ Date: Tentative date of Saturday, April 10 Time: 5 – 8 p.m. Location: Parkview Golf Course

IRVSRA.ORG All Pekin Park activities and programs are open to individuals with special needs. We are pleased to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) regulations to make reasonable accommodations for participation, made on an individual basis. We provide reasonable accommodations to all participants, as needed. Pekin Park District must be notified 2 weeks prior to the individual’s start date. In addition to making any reasonable adaptive inclusions into all our Pekin Park activities, we offer additional special needs specific programs through our association with the Illinois River Valley Special Recreation Association (IRVSRA). IRVSRA is a cooperative extension of Pekin and Fon du Lac Park Districts to provide recreational programs and leisure services for individuals with developmental disabilities. These integrated and specialized programs are available for both residents and nonresidents with special needs. It is our pleasure to provide these athletic and social settings, through IRVSRA, to the special needs population within the Tazewell County area. IRVSRA publishes a seasonal brochure quarterly containing all their recreational programs and offerings. Some of the programs like Special Olympic Sports have age requirements while other programs like dances and parties are open to all age groups. The IRVSRA Recreation Staff handles all IRVSRA registration, program and activity related questions. They are available to assist and advise participants, parents or caregivers to assure a comfortable, quality recreational experiences. Stop by their office during business hours or visit irvsra.org any time to connect and stay up to date. IRVSRA.ORG specializes in: • Special Olympic Team/Individual Sports • Parties & Dances • Gardening Classes & Crafts • Clubs & Service Projects • Group Outings & Special Events • Day Camps for spring, summer, winter & holiday breaks IRVSRA Contact Info: IRVSRA Recreational Center 1715 Dragon Drive, Pekin, IL 61554 Office Hours: Mon.-Fri.: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Call or Text: (309) 201-4005 - Fax: (309) 353-1787 Program Manager: Casey Smith E-mail: [email protected] Assistant Program Manager: Shawna Burnice E-mail: [email protected] Program Assistant: Shelly Chism E-mail: [email protected] ILLINOIS RIVER VALLEY SPECIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION 21

RENTAL FACILITIES Spaces & Places Available for Rent INDOOR FACILITIES Pavilion on the Lagoon Phone: (309) 201-4008 • Historic facility • Kitchen access • Includes tables and chairs • Air conditioned/heated • Overlooking the beautiful lagoon Soldwedel Center Phone: (309) 201-4008 • Unique and natural cabin feel • Full kitchen located in lodge • 2 cabins and a lodge • Overnight lodging facility • Includes tables and chairs • Air conditioned (lodge) and heated • Fireplaces in all 3 buildings • Outdoor areas (fire pit too) • Team building course (by reservation) Requests for rental of the Pavilion and Soldwedel Program Center can be made online. Payment is required upon reservation confirmation. Miller Center Phone: (309) 346-5210 • 3 Spacious rooms • Kitchen facilities • Fireplace in tearoom overlooking lagoon OUTDOOR FACILITIES Pekin Park District offers small and large shelter rentals at local parks. Outlying parks are first come, first serve. For reservation information call (309) 201-4008. • Royal Avenue Shelter • 4-H Shelter • Rotary Park Shelter • Miller Park Shelter SEASONAL FACILITIES During specific seasons, there are opportunities to rent the following facilities. For reservation information call (309) 347-7275. • DragonLand Water Park | (309) 201-4008 • Magic Dragon Mini Golf | (309) 347-7275 • Veteran’s Memorial Arena | (309) 353-4319 • Paddleboats | (309) 347-7275 WEDDING FACILITIES During specific seasons, there are opportunities to rent the following facilities for your outdoor wedding. Call (309) 201-4008 for reservation information. • Fountain • Gazebo • Pergola • Lake Zuercher PEKIN PARK DISTRICT 22

QUESTIONS? AMERICAN DISABILITIES ACT The Pekin Park District complies with the American Disabilities Act (ADA) which prohibits discrimination in the provision of programs, services or activities to individuals with disabilities. We invite any resident with special needs to contact our staff upon registration so that a smooth inclusion may occur. Our district provides additional specialized services for people with disabilities through IRVSRA. Feel free to call (309) 353-4328 if you: • Have questions about the Pekin Park District’s commitment regarding the ADA (American with Disabilities Act) policy • Believe you have been unfairly discriminated against by the Park District • Wish to file a complaint alleging discrimination on the basis of a disability in the provision of programs, services or activities by the Pekin Park District CONTACT: Cameron Bettin Executive Director ADA Coordinator/Compliance Officer Pekin Park District Robert N. Blackwell Administration Building 1701 Court St., Pekin IL 61554 Office Phone: (309) 353-4328 E-mail: [email protected] HOW TO REGISTER Online: pekinparkdistrict.org Fax: (309) 347-3970 Mail: 1701 Court St., Pekin, IL 61554 Walk-In: Veteran’s Memorial Arena, Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. (behind football stadium) QUESTIONS ABOUT A PROGRAM? Program descriptions contain the Program Manager’s contact information. Please call or email them with any questions you have. PROGRAM REFUNDS Refunds are given if a request is received 7 days prior to the start of a program, less $5 service charge. Refund requests less than 7 days prior to the start date will receive a 50% refund. Refunds are mailed within 3 weeks. If a credit card was used with your online registration, your card will be credited. Refunds are not given after the start of a program, except for illness (note from doctor must be submitted) if moving from the area, or COVID related shutdowns. SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships are available to Pekin Park District residents in need. Forms are available in the Recreation Reception Office. PARK DISTRICT RESIDENCY Residency is available to anyone living within the Pekin Park District boundaries and paying taxes to the Pekin Park District. If you are in question regarding your residency, please call the Recreation Office at (309) 347-7275. Non-residents will pay an additional $3 per program (unless otherwise noted). PROGRAM WAITLIST Popular programs fill up fast! If this happens, please ask to be placed on a wait list for the next available opening. LOST & FOUND Items found on park grounds are turned into the Recreation Office located in Veterans Memorial Arena. If you discover you’ve lost something, please call the Recreation Office at (309) 347-7275 to inquire. 23

Blenkiron Park 601 Park Ave. Coal Miners’ Park 300 South Parkway Dr. Everette McKinley Dirksen Park Route 98 Independence Park Enter at LaSalle Blvd. James Field 101 South 9th St. Kiwanis Park South 9th and Koch Streets Kiwanis Park North 1620 Parish Ave. John T. McNaughton Park 217 McNaughton Park Rd. Miller Park 121 Court St. Mineral Springs Park & Lagoon 1701 Court St. Railsplitter’s Park 268 Derby St. Riverfront Park 121 Court St. Rotary Park 1115 State St. Southside Business Assoc. Park 200 Sapp St. Sports Complex 300 Koch St. Tante Park Broadway Rd. Willow Park 500 Willow St. Lick Creek Golf Course 2210 N. Parkway Dr. Parkview Golf Course 2300 Broadway Rd. PARKS, FACILITIES, AMENITIES & MORE .25 acres 47 acres 459 acres 340 acres 2 acres 6.5 acres 6.5 acres 800 acres 2.5 acres 220 acres 3 acres 2.5 acres 1.9 acres 1.2 acres 82 acres 43 acres .25 acres 160 acres 101 acres Archery Range 1 Ball Diamonds 2 1 1 4 1 1 1 12 Basketball Courts 1 2 1 1 1 Boating (fee at Mineral Springs Park) 1 1 Camping (tent only) (fee) 1 Concession Stands 2 2 1 1 Disc Golf 1 Dog Park (lighted) 1 Driving Range (fee) 1 Fishing (Lake Butterfield, Zuercher, Lagoon & River) 1 1 1 Football Fields 4 Golf Pro-Shop 1 1 Hiking/Biking/Paths/Lagoon (total length trails) (x around = miles) 4.3 m 1 12.3 5x= m 1m 1 1 2x= 1m 4.3 m 1x= 1.6 m 1 Horse Stables (fee) 1 Horseshoe Pits 1 Indoor Ice Skating Rink (fee) 1 Lodging/Facility/Room Rentals Soldwedel, Pavilion, Shelters, Miller Center (fee) 1 1 4 1 1 Miniature Golf (fee) 1 Pekin Bike Trail - 4.3 miles (Allentown Rd. to Riverfront Park) 1 1 1 1 Playgrounds 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 Racquet & Full Fitness Facility (fee) 1 Radio Controlled Airplane 1 Restrooms/Comfort Stations 1 1 1 1 5 1 2 1 1 Rollerblade Hockey Court 1 Senior Center (50+) 1 Shelters (fee) /TeePee Shelters 1 1 2 1 2 7 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 Skate Board Park 1 Soccer Field 10 Swimming/Water Play Area 1 1 Tennis Courts 5 Volleyball Courts 4 PEKIN PARK DISTRICT 24

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