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128309 - Lake Lure

Let's cruise Lake Lure! Have lunch while enjoying a guided boat tour. Following the tour we'll go to Hendersonville for shopping. Lunch is included. Open registration: June 17 - July 15, 2009.

128331 - Suthurn Buggy Tours

Come see why Beaufort was voted "Best Small Town" in the Southern Living Reader's Choice Awards. Enjoy the day on your own - eat at a restaurant of your choice, go shopping, or just take in the beautiful scenery. To finish the day off, board the "Prince of Tides" for a river tour & dolphin watch. Lunch is Dutch treat. Open registration: July 1 - August 17, 2009.

128360 - Hendersonville, NC

Start the day off in Historic Downtown Hendersonville to shop and enjoy lunch at the restaurant of your choice. Next, venture to Justus Orchard where you can pick your own apples or buy some pre-picked to take home. While you're there, try some fresh-squeezed apple cider or sample a homemade delight from the bakery. Lunch is Dutch treat. Open registration: July 1 - September 9, 2012.

128400 - Dutch Country

Come and take a wonderful adventure to Dutch Country, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Experience their culture and traditions and take in some of the many wonderful shows that they offer.

Day 1: Board your spacious, restroom and video equipped Motorcoach and set off for Lancaster in the heart of Pennsylvania Dutch Country. Tonight, check into an en route hotel for a good night's rest.

Day 2: After a Continental Breakfast you will continue to head towards your destination. Today, you will arrive in exciting Lancaster, PA. Before checking into your Lancaster area hotel, you will enjoy a visit to Sight and Sound Theatres to see the brand NEW show JESUS. The greatest rescue story of all time! Jesus is the action-packed musical stage adventure that takes you on a miraculous journey alongside the most famous person to ever walk the earth, and the everyday people whose lives he changed forever. Tonight enjoy Dinner and check into your hotel for a 3 night stay.

Day 3: Today after enjoying a Continental Breakfast, you will go to THE AMISH EXPERIENCE attraction. The Amish Country Homestead is a reflection of their commitment to accurately and sensitively portray the Old Order Amish as they live and work in today’s world. The Homestead is the home of the fictional Amish family of Daniel and Lizzie Fisher, whom you have gotten to know in the Amish Experience Theater’s “Jacob’s Choice.” Inside the Homestead, learn of Amish traditions and practices, plain clothing and life without electricity. The Fisher One-Room School is attached to the house and filled with authentic desks and furnishings from an actual Amish school. You’ll learn the tradition of teaching eight grades in one room. From the pantry stocked full of freshly canned vegetables to the family’s plain clothes… from propane-powered lamps to air-compressor driven appliances…the Fisher Family Homestead truly provides insights into the complex riddles of a culture so very different from our own. After free time at ROCKVALE SQUARE OUTLETS, you will head to Lancaster’s famous American Music Theatre for "SONGS OF THE SILVER SCREEN". Movie buffs of all ages will delight in this new, original production. Enjoy live performances from the AMT cast and band as they bring you the biggest hits from movies past and present. You won’t want to miss the toe-tapping medley of movie songs spanning decades of film making. Join as they recognize cinematic songs made famous by icons such as: Elvis Presley, Julie Andrews, Bette Midler, Rosemary Clooney, Barbra Streisand, John Williams and plenty more. Hear the motion picture hits “My Heart Will Go On”, “I Will Always Love You”, “True Love”, and “Saturday Night Fever” plus dozens more timeless classics. Grab your tub of popcorn and get ready for a harmonious, cinematic show! Tonight, enjoy Dinner before heading back to your hotel.

Day 4: After enjoying a Continental Breakfast, you will head to Philadelphia. Upon your arrival you will go on a guided tour of Philadelphia. During your tour some of the highlights you will see include: Independence Hall, Betsy Ross’ House, The Mint, The Federal Reserve, The Holocaust Memorial, Logan Circle, Penn’s Landing and “The Rocky Steps.” After your GUIDED TOUR OF PHILADELPHIA you will have free time in the historic district where you will be able to visit the Liberty Bell and the Independence Visitor Center. Later, you will have Dinner before returning to your hotel for the evening.

Day 5: Today after enjoying a Continental Breakfast, you will go on a GUIDED TOUR OF LANCASTER including Amish Country. Next, you’ll visit the KITCHEN KETTLE VILLAGE – a charming marketplace of shops and restaurants. Later that day, you'll check into your en route hotel.

Day 6: Today, after enjoying a Continental Breakfast, you depart for home.

144245 - Tai Chi

Taoist Tai Chi contributes to better balance and posture, increased strength and flexibilty, improved circulation, calmness and peice of mind. Dress in loose fitting clothes and tennis shoes.

223310 - Senior Bowling Classes

If you are 50 or older, then join us for bowling classes at Anchor Lanes! Bowling doesn't just benefit the physical body - the social aspects of the game can do a lot to bolster the mental well-being of people as well. Classes meet weekly at Anchor Lanes for four weeks. Each class is approximately an hour and includes instruction, 2 games of bowling, and shoe rentals each week.

223318 - George Bryan Fall 55+ Golf

Golf is a low impact sport, making it a great way to get active and re-energize a fatigued body. Our 55 and Over Golf Class is designed to study the entire game of golf. There is also emphasis on flexibility, conditioning, and nutrition. The facilities, curriculum, technology, and passion for players to learn golf ensures progress at the fastest possible rate. Golf has also been shown to increase life expectancy. Novice/Intermediate classes are for the new and intermediate skilled players. Advanced/Expert classes are available for players with experienced to advanced skill levels. Classes are held at the George Bryan Golf Academy.

228320 - Holiday Lights on the River

Christmas may be over, but you don't have to be disappointed yet! Keep the spirit alive - come with us to see the Holiday Lights on the River at Saluda Shoals Park and avoid all of the crowds and traffic. Feel free to bring the grandkids along. First, sit down for dinner at Cracker Barrel. Then, see the park come alive in a blaze of more than a million sparkling lights. Prepare to see over 300 themed, animated light displays on a two-mile loop of the park. Be dazzled by Dancing Forest with it's dancing, lighted trees synchronized to classical and whimsical holiday music. Dinner is Dutch treat. Open Registration: October 1 - December 18, 2011.

228360 - Hendersonville, NC

Take a scenic trip to the Hendersonville and venture to Granddad's Apples N' Such where you can pick your own apples or buy some pre-picked to take home. While you're there, try some fresh-squeezed apple cider or sample a homemade delight from their bakery. Lunch is Dutch treat, and will be at Harry's and Piggy's Restaurant. Open registration: July 1 - October 20, 2016.

228361 - Mepkin Abbey

Come experience the serene beauty of Mepkin Abbey during the 10th Annual Creche Festival. Explore this special exhibit of Nativity Sets from around the world right in Moncks Corner, SC. While we're there we'll also have some time to see the Luce Gardens and do some shopping at the gift shop. Lunch is Dutch treat at the Barony House. Please note that there are no admission fees to visit Mepkin Abbey, but donations are appreciated. Open Registration: September 3 - November 4, 2013.

228381 - Shop 'Til You Drop

Don't use your gas or fight for parking at the mall - avoid all of the hassle by joining us for a day of shopping in Charlotte, NC! Our first stop will be at IKEA. Next, head to Concord Mills, which features over 200 stores! Tackle your holiday shopping in just one day! Lunch is Dutch treat at the food court. Open registration: October 1- November 26, 2012.

228382 - Shop 'Til You Drop

Don't use your gas or fight for parking at the mall - avoid all of the hassle by joining us for a day of shopping in Charlotte, NC! Our first stop will be at IKEA. Next, head to Concord Mills, which features over 200 stores! Tackle your holiday shopping in just one day! Lunch is Dutch treat at the food court. Open registration: October 1- November 26, 2012.

228600 - Niagara Falls & Toronto

Day 1: Depart your group’s location in a spacious, video and restroom equipped motorcoach as you head for your destination: captivating, awe-inspiring Niagara Falls! This evening, you will check into an en route hotel and relax for the evening.
Day 2: Enjoy a Continental Breakfast before continuing towards your destination. Later, enjoy a relaxing. Dinner and check into your Niagara Falls area hotel for four nights.
Day 3: Start the day with a Continental Breakfast before you begin a Guided Tour of the Niagara Falls area. Visit an engineering marvel, the Welland Shipping Canal and beautiful Queen Victoria Park home of one of the world’s largest Floral Clocks. You’ll have Dinner this evening at a local restaurant.
Day 4: Enjoy a Continental Breakfast before departing for a Guided Tour of the beautiful cosmopolitan city of Toronto, Ontario. You will also visit Toronto’s majestic castle estate – Casa Loma! Later, you will dine at a local restaurant.
Day 5: Start the day with a Continental Breakfast before enjoying one of Niagara’s most popular and breath-taking attractions, a boat ride on a “Hornblower Niagara Cruise.” Sail near the base of the Deluxe Motorcoach Transportation - Video & Restroom Equipped . 7 Days/6 Nights with 4 consecutive days in the Niagara Falls Area.

10 Meals: 6 Breakfasts
and 4 Dinners
Guided Tour of Niagara Falls Guided Tour of Toronto Visit to Niagara on the
Lake Visit to Queen Victoria Park Gaming at Fallsview
Casino. A Life Altering Cruise by The Falls Casa Loma-Canada's Famous Castle Horseshoe Falls and enjoy a truly awe-inspiring view of the mighty Niagara. Then, you’ll take a tour of historical Niagara-on-the-Lake, one of the prettiest towns in Canada and full of 19th century charm.
Later, enjoy Dinner and a visit to exciting Fallsview Casino and get in some gaming action before
returning to your hotel.
Day 6: Enjoy a Continental Breakfast before leaving for the Erie Maritime Museum. This evening, relax at your en route hotel.
Day 7: Today after enjoying a Continental Breakfast, you depart for home... a time to chat with your
friends about all the fun things you’ve done, the great sights you’ve seen and where your next group trip will take you!

231101 - Candy Cane Hunt

Join us on the CCP Disc Golf Trail for a one-of-a-kind candy cane adventure! Santa and his elves will be hiding candy canes along the trail at Crooked Creek Park for kids to find. Children should bring a basket or bag to put their candy canes in. There will be prize candy canes hidden along the trail as well. Bring a new unwrapped toy to donate to decorate a festive cupcake!

231200 - Lora Rust Pottery Workshop

This hands on pottery workshop, taught by Lora Rust, will focus on surface texture and pottery decoration. Participants in this 2-day class will learn Lora’s unique texturing technique for decorating clay. Each participant should bring 3-4 cups or bowls that are on the softer side of “leather hard”, a water bucket, a piece of egg crate foam, sponge, and optional banding wheel. Participants will learn and practice her technique on sample tiles; they will then be able to work under her direction and supervision using these surface techniques on their own pieces.
Class will meet from 8:00-5:00 on Saturday, and 10:00-4:00 on Sunday.


Lora Rust, pottery instructor at the Callanwolde Fine Arts Center, will be holding a workshop at Crooked Creek Recreation Center in Chapin, SC (near Columbia). Her work is primarily functional porcelain tableware and serveware that is thrown on the wheel then altered and lavishly textured. For our purposes participants will have 3-4 hand built or thrown pieces trimmed and ready in soft leather-hard stage for class.

Lora will be demonstrating how she alters her pieces with lush patterns and designs using a unique decorating technique. The surface of the pieces is enhanced with a process of striking and moving the soft leather hard clay with handmade wooden tools. No clay is added, removed or carved away. Please see her website at www.LoraRust.com, or Facebook Lora Rust Ceramics and Instagram @LoraRust for examples of her exquisite work.

Using Lora's signature tools you will learn and practice her technique on sample tiles. You will then be able to work under her direction and supervision using these surface techniques on your own pieces. She will have her special tools available for purchase.

Workshop Cost - $125 (Lunch is available for $10 per day)
Registration – Crooked Creek [Need to clarify]
October 14 8a – 5p
October 15 10a – 4p

Other links:
Crooked Creek Park
1098 Old Lexington Hwy, Chapin, SC, 803-345-6181
Local Hotels [Need to research and maybe load onto a page on Lora’s website – local hotels to Irmo or Chapin, SC]


Hello Fellow Potters!

Hard to believe the workshop is just around the corner! I just spoke with Lora and she has asked me to forward some information to you. Also, please check out the schedule which I have attached below. You may want to print it out.

Please bring 3 to 4 cups or bowls that are at the softer side of leather hard. They can be either hand built or thrown. It makes no difference. It's important that with the techniques she is demonstrating that you be able to push/move the clay. (We’ll check them for the right consistency at the beginning of the workshop and make any adjustments we need, but aim for trimmed but still on the soft side of leather hard). Pieces can be in stoneware or porcelain. Clays with less grog (like porcelain or Little Loafers) are often easier to sponge

Make sure you are able to put your hand inside these pieces for support as you are pushing against the surface.

She asks that you not be invested in these pieces. In other words, get ready to experiment and play! We will experiment and practice the technique on 3x3 tiles before tackling your own pieces.

Lora will be bringing her special tools for sale (set of 3 tools with 2 profiles each for $15), but please bring your basic clay tools that you use. You may be able to use some of them for surface designs after she shows you how she uses her tools.
Other supplies to bring: water bucket, piece of egg crate foam or similar (10-12” square is ample), sponge, banding wheel (optional)


Saturday, October 14, 8a-5pm
8a - 9:30a - Throwing demonstration with discussion about form and related hand built forms
9:30 - 10:30 - Lora will demonstrate her texturing technique
10:30 - 11:30 - Participants will work with tools and slab samples
11:30 - 12 - Slideshow
12-1 - Lunch (available for $10 per person)
1 - 3 - Participants will begin work on their own pieces or continue with slab samples
3 - 5 - Lora will demonstrate some altering and assembly techniques of pieces made earlier in the day. Discuss form and surface composition while students work on their pieces

Sunday, October 15, 10a-4pm
10 - 12 Demonstration and discussion of glazing and wash techniques to make your texture POP! This will include a spraying demo and discussion of various firing methods.
12 - 1 Working Lunch (available for $10 per person) Discussion on social media and marketing
3 - 4 Demonstration of how to make your own tools. Finish up working on pieces and any other topics missed or that need to be revisited or that come up.

233110 - CCP Winter Golf Tour

Participants will play a round of golf on Sundays and receive basic instruction.

243153 - SOP Golf Winter Tour

Participants will play a round of golf on Sundays and receive basic instruction.

243240 - SOP Basketball Adult Men's

Teams will play once per week. Each team plays a 10-game season with single elimination tournament to follow.
League limited to first 13 teams paid and registered.

251484 - Dog Park

These classes are taught by a board certified dog behaviorist and trainer. Natural teaching methods using body language and balanced leadership to guide your dog to a respectful calming demeanor. Topics covered are basic obedience, health, aggresion, separation anxiety to name a few. Learn how you and your canine can coexist through leadership fun, and communication. Shot records are required.

252632 - Guided River Trip

Plan a guided river trip down the Saluda River. The trip lasts three hours and includes instruction, equipmemt and shuttle. Enjoy interpretation along the way and a stop at Corley Island. If river conditions are conducive, the guide will lead your party up stream to catch a glimpse of the resident bald eagle and otter family.
Guided trips can be scheduled for a minimum of 4 participants. 48 advance reservation required.

321300 - Shaggin' for Seniors

Grab your dancing shoes and make it a night to remember! Irmo Chapin Recreation Commission presents "Shaggin' for Seniors" on March 22, 2012. Spend the evening mingling with friends, listening to your favorite classic tunes, and dancing the night away. The Dance, held at The River Center at Saluda Shoals Park, will benefit Meals on Wheels. Ticket price includes hors d'oeuvres. Tickets purchased after 5:00pm on March 16 will incur an additonal $5 charge.

328303 - Visit BMW

Ever wonder how BMWs are manufactured? Come with us on a guided factory tour and see the robots at work. The tour of the plant takes about an hour. We'll also browse the exhibits in the Zentrum Museum, where you can see the history of the BMW brand as well as view rare and important vehicles. No open shoes or high heels allowed - sneakers are perfect for this trip. We'll also enjoy a Dutch treat lunch at a local restaurant. Open Registration: December 17, 2011 - January 2, 2012.

328371 - Newberry Opera House

Join us for a matinee of "Ain't Misbehavin'" at the Newberry Opera House. The joint is jumpin' from start to finish with Fats Waller classics like "Honeysuckle Rose", "Squeeze Me", "Your Feet Too Big", and "That Ain't Right." This fast-paced romp takes you to Harlem in the 30's where the high-steppers partied, from honkey tonk dives to the Cotton Club, from Tin Pan Alley to the Waldorf. "Ain't Misbehavin'" evokes a whole scene of jazz worlds - uptown and downtown, raffish and posh, funny and startlingly beautiful. Before the show, enjoy a Dutch treat lunch at The Cabana Cafe. Open Registration: October 1, 2011 - January 15, 2012.

328383 - All-In-One-Fun Kingstree

Join us for Senior Day at the Southern Spring Home & Garden Show at the The Park Expo Center in Charlotte, NC. For 52 years this H&G Show has delivered spring one month before it arrives on the calendar, just in time to make our wish lists for getting homes and gardens in tip top shape for the season ahead. This one stop shop features everything for your home, garden, gourmet, and soul satisfying needs. Before the show, enjoy a Dutch treat lunch at Ruby Tuesday. Open Registration: January 1 - February 23, 2011.

331304 - Cheer Tryout Clinic

This one-day clinic will teach the correct skills needed for a successful cheer try-out. The participants will learn motions, placement, projection, dances, cheers, and jumps in order to prepare for a middle school or high school tryout. Participants will also learn what the judges will look for during the try-out process, as well as techniques to use to the tryout a successful experience. Students will build the self-confidence and motivation to enjoy cheerleading!

333100 - Crooked Creek Park Coaches Pitch Baseball

Glove required. Cleats optional. We provide the shirt, socks, and hat. Parents are responsible for getting the baseball pants for their child. Teams practice once and play once per week. Games and practices will be held at Chapin Elementary School.

333101 - CCP Machine Pitch 7-8

Participants will have 1-2 games and one practice per week. Baseball glove and helmet with facemask are required. Cleats are optional. Participants will receive game jersey, socks, and hat. Coaches Needed!

333102 - CCP Youth Minor 9-10

Glove and helmet required. ICRC will provide shirt, socks, and hat.

333103 - CCP 11-12 Yth. Baseball

Glove and helmet required. We will provide shirt, socks, and hat. Parents are responsible for providing baseball pants for their child.

333105 - CCP Boys(13-15)

Glove and helmet required for 13-15's. We will provide the shirt, socks, and hat. Parents are responsible for providing the baseball pants for their child.

333106 - CCP Spring Majors 16-18

Glove and helmet required. We will provide the shirt, socks, and hat. Parents are responsible for providing the baseball pants for their child.

333107 - CCP Kickers Soccer (4-5)

Shin guards required. Cleats optional. We will provide game jersey, socks, and shorts. It is helpful if the kids have their own ball to practice with but this is optional. 4-5's and 6-7's use a size 3 ball. 8-9's use a size 4 ball. Teams will have one practice and one game per week. Games and practices are held at Crooked Creek Park.

333108 - CCP Bantam Soccer (6-7)

Shinguards required. Cleats optional. We will provide game jersey, socks, and shorts. It is helpful if the kids have their own ball to practice with but this is optional. 4-5's and 6-7's use a size 3 ball. 8-9's use a size 4 ball. Teams will have one practice and one game per week. Games and practices are held at Crooked Creek Park.

333109 - CCP Freshman Soccer (8-9)

Shinguards required. Cleats optional. We will provide game jersey, socks, and shorts. It is helpful if the kids have their own ball to practice with but this is optional. 4-5's and 6-7's use a size 3 ball. 8-9's use a size 4 ball. Teams will have one practice and one game per week. Games and practices are held at Crooked Creek Park or Chapin Complex.

333110 - CCP Sophomore Soccer (10-11)

Shinguards required. Cleats optional. There will be two games per week with one practice per week. All games and practices are Monday-Thursday. Some travel to Seven Oaks Park involved for games.

333111 - CCP Junior Soccer(12-14)

Shinguards required. Cleats optional. There will be two games per week with one practice per week. All games and practices are Monday-Thursday. Some travel to Seven Oaks Park involved for games.

333112 - CCP 7-8 Softball

Glove required. Cleats optional. We will provide game shirt, socks, and visor hat. Parents are responsible for providing baseball pants or shorts for their child. Coaches will pitch in this league. Teams will practice once and play 1-2 games per week. Practices will be held at Crooked Creek Park.

333113 - CCP 9-11 Fastpitch Softball

Glove required. Cleats optional. We will provide game jersey, socks, and visor hat. Parents are responsible for providing baseball pants or shorts for their child. This league is fastpitch. Teams will practice once and play 1-2 games per week.

333115 - CCP 12-14 Fastpitch Softball

Glove required. Cleats optional. We will provide game jersey, socks, and visor hat. Parents are responsible for providing baseball pants or shorts for their child. This league is modified pitch. Teams will practice once and play 1-2 games per week.

333116 - ICRC Storm Track & Field

Running shoes or tennis shoes required. Track shoes are NOT recommended. Participants practice 1-2 times per week at Irmo High School or Chapin High School. Participants may participate in 3-4 track meets on Saturday mornings throughout the season at various locations around the Midlands area (dates to be determined later). We will provide shorts and tank top.

333117 - Pee Wee Golf League

Each week the theme will be helping preschoolers and their parents get acquainted with golf. Etiquette, playing on the course and putting will be the curriculum. FUN will be the top priority!
Golf clubs will be provided. We suggest NO last minute club purchases; club fitting is part of our curriculum.
Rain or Shine!! Indoor options are available!

333120 - CCP 3-4 T-Ball

Glove required. Cleats optional. We provide the shirt, socks, and hat. Parents are responsible for getting the baseball pants for their child. Teams practice once and play once per week.

333129 - ICRC Spring Lacrosse

Registration fee includes a lacrosse jersey. You will need to provide a lacrosse stick, full lacrosse padding, helmet, and shoes. Teams will practice 2 - 3 times a week. Spring ICRC lacrosse will be a 7v7 league.

333130 - Girls Spring Lacrosse

Registration fee includes a lacrosse pinnie. Girls will need to provide a lacrosse stick, goggles, mouthguard, and shoes. Teams will practice and play 2 times a week. Girls lacrosse will be a 6v6 league.

333200 - CCP Adult Softball

All games will be played in the evening in the Chapin area.

333202 - CCP 15-18 Soccer

Shinguards required. We provide game jersey, socks, and shorts. Participants will use a size 5 ball. Games will be 6 vs. 6 format. There will be one practice and two games per week. This league will interlock with teams from Seven Oaks Park so there will be some travel involved.

343100 - SOP 5-6 CP Baseball

Gloves required. Cleats optional. We will provide shirt, socks, and hat. Parents are responsible for providing baseball pants for their child. Teams will practice once and play once per week. Games and practices will be held at Seven Oaks Park.

343101 - SOP 7-8 MP Baseball

Participants will have 1-2 games and one practice per week. Baseball glove and helmet with facemask are required. Cleats are optional. Participants will receive game jersey, socks, and hat. Coaches Needed!

343102 - SOP 9-10 Baseball

Glove and batting helmet required. We will provide game jersey, socks and a hat. Parents are responsible for providing baseball pants. Teams will meet 2 times a week at Seven Oaks Park. Park league.

343104 - SOP 13-15 Baseball

Glove and helmet with facemask required. We will provide the shirt, socks, and hat. Parents are responsible for getting pants for their child. Teams will practice once and play two games per week typically. Practices will be held at Seven Oaks Park.

343106 - SOP 4-5 Soccer

We provide game jersey, socks and shorts. It is helpful that the kids have their own ball for practice, but it is optional. The 4-5 age group uses a size 3 ball. Teams will meet twice a week. Games and practices will be held at the Saluda Shoals Park East Soccer Facility.

343107 - SOP 6-7 Soccer

We provide game jersey, socks and shorts. It is helpful that the kids have their own ball for practice, but it is optional. The 6-7 age group uses a size 3 ball. Teams will meet twice a week. Games and practices will be held at the Saluda Shoals Park East Soccer Facility.

343108 - SOP 8-9 Soccer

We provide game jersey, socks and shorts. It is helpful that the kids have their own ball for practice, but it is optional. The 8-9 age group uses a size 4 ball. Teams will meet twice a week. Games and practices will be held at the Saluda Shoals Park East Soccer Facility.

343109 - SOP 10-11 Soccer

We provide game jersey, socks and shorts. It is helpful that the kids have their own ball for practice, but it is optional. The 10-11 age group uses a size 4 ball. Teams will meet twice a week. Games and practices will be held at the Saluda Shoals Park East Soccer Facility. Teams may have 2-3 games at Crooked Creek Park in Chapin as our leagues are combined.Evaluations will be on February 21 at 6pm at the Saluda Shoals Park soccer fields for those players who did not play in the 10-11 age group in Spring 2016.

343110 - SOP 12-14 Soccer

We provide game jersey, socks and shorts. It is helpful that the kids have their own ball for practice, but it is optional. The 12-14 age group uses a size 5 ball. Teams will meet twice a week. Games and practices will be held at the Saluda Shoals Park East Soccer Facility. Teams may have 2-3 games at Crooked Creek Park in Chapin as our leagues are combined. Evaluations will be on February 21 at 7pm at the Saluda Shoals Park soccer fields for those players who did not play in the 12-14 age group in Spring 2016.

343111 - SOP 9-11 Softball

Glove required. Cleats are optional but recommended. We will provide game jersey, socks, and a visor. Teams will practice/play twice a week on weeknights. All practices and most games will be held at Seven Oaks Park. Teams may have 2-3 games at Crooked Creek Park in Chapin as our leagues are combined.

343113 - SOP 12-14 Softball

Glove required. Cleats are optional but recommended. We will provide game jersey, socks, and a visor. Teams will practice/play twice a week on weeknights. All practices and most games will be held at Seven Oaks Park. Teams may have 2-3 games at Crooked Creek Park in Chapin as our leagues are combined.

343115 - ICRC Storm Track & Field

Running shoes or tennis shoes required. Participants will practice 1-2 times per week at Irmo High School and at Chapin High School. Participants will be able to compete in 4-5 track meets on Saturday mornings throughout the season (dates to be determined later) throughout South Carolina. We will provide shorts and tank top.

343116 - SOP 11-12 Baseball

Glove and batting helmet required. We will provide game jersey, socks and a hat. Parents are responsible for providing baseball pants. Teams will meet 2-3 times a week at Seven Oaks Park. Teams may have 2-3 games in Chapin as our league may be combined with the Crooked Creek Park league.

343119 - SOP 15-18 Soccer

We provide game jersey, socks and shorts. It is helpful that the kids have their own ball for practice, but it is optional. Shinguards are required. The 12-14 age group uses a size 5 ball. Teams will meet twice a week. Games and practices will be held at the Saluda Shoals Park East Soccer Facility. Teams may have 2-3 games at Crooked Creek Park in Chapin as our leagues are combined.

343120 - SOP 3-4 Tee Ball

Participants will have one practice and one game per week. They will need their own glove. Cleats are optional.
Participants will receive a game jersey, socks and hat.

343131 - ICRC Spring Lacrosse

Registration fee includes a lacrosse jersey. You will need to provide a lacrosse stick, full lacrosse padding, helmet, and shoes. Teams will practice 2 - 3 times a week. Spring ICRC lacrosse will be a 7v7 league.

343134 - Girls Spring Lacrosse

Registration fee includes a lacrosse pinnie. Girls will need to provide a lacrosse stick, goggles, mouthguard, and shoes. Teams will practice and play 2 times a week. Girls lacrosse will be a 6v6 league.

343136 - Coerver Center of Excellence

The Coerver Soccer Acaemy is a technical development program designed to help grow the player as an individual. It is open to players of all levels with instruction involving ball mastery, receiving and passing, moves, speed, finishing and group play. The Coerver Center of Excellence will make learning soccer fun, with age appropriate skills, drills and inner-squad scrimmages. Your child will have a blast and become excited about the game of soccer!

Program will meet monthly, once a week for ages 3-10

343202 - SOP-Men's Tuesday Softball

10-game season with single elimination tournament to follow. Ages 18-up.

343203 - SOP-Coed Softball - Wednesdays

10-game season with single elimination tournament to follow. Ages 18-up.

356111 - Preschool Discovery Program

Chase the winter blues away and come play at the Environmental Education Center. We welcome nature explorers for ages 3-5 to a new preschool program designed for this age group. Children will enjoy a story and hands on adventure led by a Saluda Shoals Park Ranger. Young learners will discover everything from cool bugs to how to grow a plant.

428384 - BBQ,BEANS,& BLUEGRASS

Be ready to take an adventure into the Great Smoky Mountrains! Enjoy a fun-filled day at the Dollywood Themepark for their Annual BBQ and Bluegrass Festival. Don't miss the best tasting barbeque you've ever tried, with new recipes from master chefs! The meal will be dutch treat. Check up-and-coming breakouts of bluegrass, and other artists. There are several vendors at the park, and plenty stuff to do.

On day two, get up early and tour the Bush's Baked Beans Museum and General Store. They also have a Cafe onsite. Lunch at the cafe is Dutch treat. Open Registration: April 1, 2016.