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123103 - ICRC Middle School Football

Participants will have two practices and one game per week. Participants are required to have mouthpiece, shoulderpads, pants with pads, and a helmet with chinstrap. Cleats are optional. Game jersey and socks provided. Coaches Needed!

123456 - SOP Produce Co-op

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.

128370 - Alaskan Cruise

Norwegian Jewel Cruise Line for 7 nights in Alaska: Roundtrip flight to Seatttle from Columbia, SC. Air-conditioned cabins with private showers and toilets. All meals included. Morning and afternoon snacks, 24-hour room service, services of a cruise director, cabin steward, health and fitness center, nightly entertainment, a Las Vegas-style casino, swimming pool and sporting activities. Port taxes are included.

For more information contact Antoine Byrd 803-345-8108.

128372 - Nation's Capital

Day 1: Depart your group's location in a spacious video and restroom equipped motorcoach as you
head for your destination: Washington, D.C. our National Capital! Later that day, enjoy a relaxing Dinner and check into your Washington, D.C. area hotel.

Day 2: Enjoy a Continental Breakfast before departing for a full-day Guided Tour of Washington, D.C. Some of the awe-inspiring sights on this fantastic tour will include the US Capitol, the White House, the National Archives, Embassy Row, and Georgetown. During the day, you will see the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial, and several War Memorials. This evening, enjoy Dinner at a local restaurant before continuing on the Guided Memorial and Monuments Tour.

Day 3: Begin the day with a Continental Breakfast. Today's Guided Tour includes such poignant and inspirational sights as Arlington National Cemetery, including the Tomb of the Unknowns, and Kennedy Deluxe Motorcoach Transportation - Video & Restroom Equipped - 54 Seats or More
All Lodging Including 4 nights in the Washington DC area Most of Your Meals 2 Full Day Guided Tours of Washington DC Smithsonian Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial Lincoln Memorial Washington Momument, Iwo Jima Memorial National Cathedral, Evening Guided Memorial and
Monuments Tour, Tomb of the Unknowns, Arlington National Cemetary, Mount Vernon Estate & Garden Graves, as well as the Iwo Jima Memorial. You'll also enjoy a visit to the Smithsonian Institution. Later, you'll enjoy Dinner with entertainment before returning to your hotel for the night.
Day 4: Start your last day in our Nation's Capital with a Continental Breakfast. This morning you will
finish your series of Guided Tours, before having lunch on your own. This afternoon, head to George Washington's Mount Vernon Estate & Garden. Experience great American history at Mount Vernon. This evening, enjoy a relaxing Dinner and return to your hotel.

Day 5: Today, after enjoying a Continental Breakfast, you will depart for home... a perfect 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!

For more information contact Antoine Byrd 803-345-8108.

133100 - CCP Flag Football

Participants will have one practice and one game per week. Towards the end of the season, they may have two games per week plus a practice. Participants are required to wear mouth pieces for all practices and games. Cleats are optional. All participants will receive a game jersey and socks. Coaches Needed!

133103 - CCP Soccer(4-5)

Participants will meet two times per week. Participants are required to provide their own shinguards. Cleats are optional. Participants will receive game jersey, shorts, and socks. Coaches Needed!

133104 - CCP Soccer(6-7)

Participants will meet two times per week. Participants are required to provide their own shinguards. Cleats are optional. Participants will receive game jersey, shorts, and socks. Coaches Needed!

133105 - CCP Soccer(8-9)

Participants will meet two times per week. Participants are required to provide their own shinguards. Cleats are optional. Participants will receive game jersey, shorts, and socks. Coaches Needed!

133106 - CCP Soccer(10-11)

Participants will meet two times per week. Participants are required to provide their own shinguards. Cleats are optional. Participants will receive game jersey, shorts, and socks. Coaches Needed!

133107 - CCP Soccer(12-14)

Participants will meet two times per week. Participants are required to provide their own shinguards. Cleats are optional. Participants will receive game jersey, shorts, and socks. Coaches Needed!

133112 - CCP Cheerleading (5-14)

Participants will cheer for one of the youth league football games each week and will practice 1-2 times per week. Participants are required to provide bloomers and skirt. Participants will receive poms and cheerleading top. Coaches Needed!

133113 - George Bryan Junior Golf - Fal

Freshman: This class is for the beginner. Basic fundamentals in the full swing and short game will be introduced. There is a special emphasis at this level on golf course etiquette and facility etiquette.

Sophomore/Senior: This class is for the junior with some experience to advanced competitive golfer. We will refine the fundamentals of the full swing and short game while emphasizing the value of quality practice techniques and course management. The mental approach to the game is developed, which includes visualization and the importance of setting goals. In addition, the student’s competitive edge is sharpened in preparation for tournament play.

133118 - 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. Teams will meet twice a week.. This league will interlock with teams from Seven Oaks Park so there will be some travel involved.

133203 - Eagle Volleyball Academy

This program will work one on one with youth volleyball players helping them to improve on specific skills. This program is for volleyball participants from beginner to advanced which will improve individual skills as well as team skills. Participants will be given individual instruction involving the passing, setting, bumping, & spiking as well as many other skills. The goal of this program is to help rising volleyball players to understand volleyball skill sets, terminology and competition.

143100 - SOP Flag Football

Flag Football will mainly be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Seven Oaks Park. Participants are required to wear a mouth piece for all practices and games. Cleats are optional. Participants will receive a game jersery and socks. Volunteer coaches needed!

143103 - SOP Cheerleading 5-14's

Participants will cheer for one of the youth league football games each week and will practice 1-2 times per week. Participants are required to provide bloomers and skirt. Participants will receive poms and cheerleading top. Coaches Needed!

143104 - SOP Fall Soccer 4-5's

Participants will meet two times per week. Participants are required to provide their own shinguards. Cleats are optional. Participants will receive game jersey, shorts, and socks. Coaches Needed!

143105 - SOP Fall Soccer 6-7's

Participants will meet two times per week. Participants are required to provide their own shinguards. Cleats are optional. Participants will receive game jersey, shorts, and socks. Coaches Needed!

143106 - SOP Fall Soccer 8-9's

Participants will meet two times per week. Participants are required to provide their own shinguards. Cleats are optional. Participants will receive game jersey, shorts, and socks. Coaches Needed!

143107 - SOP Fall Soccer 10-11's

Shinguards required. Cleats optional. There will be two games per week with one practice per week. Some of the games will be at Crooked Creek Park in Chapin, but other games and all practices will be at Saluda Shoals Park.

143108 - SOP Fall Soccer 12-14's

Shinguards required. Cleats optional. There will be two games per week with one practice per week. Some of the games will be at Crooked Creek Park in Chapin, but other games and all practices will be at Saluda Shoals Park.

143116 - George Bryan Junior Golf-Fall

For boys and girls ages 7-18. All ability levels welcome. 6 week class held on Tuesdays at George Bryan Golf Academy on Mt. Vernon Church Road. For the first week, all participants report at 5pm so that GBGA instructors can assess the ability levels for the final 5 weeks of class. For any additional questions, please call George Bryan Golf Academy at 781-2063.

143118 - SOP Fall Soccer 15-18's

Shinguards required. We provide game jersey, socks, and shorts. Participants will use a size 5 ball. Games will be 6 vs. 6 format. Teams will meet twice a week. This league will interlock with teams from Crooked Creek Park so there will be some travel involved.

143126 - ICRC Storm Cross Country

Running shoes or tennis shoes required. Participants practice 1-2 times per week at Saluda Shoals Park or Crooked Creek Park. Participants may participate in 3-4 cross country 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.

143202 - SOP Men's - Tuesday Church

143203 - SOP Coed - Wednesdays

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.

228301 - Venice/Florence/Rome

Join us for a fabulous tour of Italy, exploring the magic of Venice, Florence and Rome. These cities are filled with history, culture, art and romance.

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.

228400 - New Orleans

Day 1: Depart your group’s location in a spacious, video and restroom equipped motorcoach as you set off for exciting New Orleans! This evening, you will settle into a comfortable en route hotel for a good night’s rest.
Day 2: Today after enjoying a Continental Breakfast, you'll continue towards your destination. This evening, you will Dine at a local New Orleans restaurant. Then, you'll check into your New Orleans area hotel for a 4-night stay.
Day 3:Start out with a Continental Breakfast before going on a GUIDED TOUR OF New Orleans. Then depart for the French Market District. Since 1791, the French Market has served and entertained millions of visitors in the French Quarter. Next, depart for the Free People of Color Museum. This evening, you will enjoy Dinner with entertainment.
Day 4:After a Continental Breakfast, you will depart for a Guided Tour of a Louisiana Plantation. Do some shopping, stopto hear great music in the French Quarter-or just see the sights.
Day 5: After breakfast, depart for some gaming at Harrah's Casino. Wind down the day with a wonderful Riverboat Cruise on the Mississippi River before enjoying a dinner party with entertainment.

Day 6: Enjoy a Continental Breakfast before leaving for the Battleship USS Alabama in Mobile, AL.
Day 7. Enjoy a Continental Breakfast and head back home.

228401 - New Orleans Ins.

Join us for a fabulous tour of New Orleans. Experience the food, festivities and fun.

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!

241301 - Health Fair

The 11th Annual Apple Harvest Health Fair will bring local providers of services and education for seniors to one location for one day. This event will host service and educational providers from throughout the Midlands to provide information on healthy lifestyle activities and health care options. DOOR PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN THROUGHOUT THE MORNING!! Admission is free to the public.

243150 - Learn Through Play Golf

This program is the result and "new fruit" of "golf seeds" planted through the Irmo Chapin Recreation Commission's own Winter Youth Golf Tour. The program as been in the community for twenty-four years, and it is the most popular and preferred format with long term retention determined through years of observation and formal surveys of young players new to golf. Players with parents, grandparents and friends can embark on a golf learning journey together. Learning on the actual playing field inspires deep learning and passionate roots. The GBGA "Challenger" is a developmental course designed for the development of golf skills through playing golf.

Our brand new educational initiative, "SIMPLIFY GOLF LEARN THROUGH PLAY" (SGLTP) program provides new golfers ages 4 to 7 the opportunity to develop cognitive and motor golf skills while having fun together.

Our six week format has two weeks of incliment weather options built in so there are 8 weeks allotted for this season. Our GBGA challenger developmental course is an age and skill level appropriate design complete with exercises and games that parallel developmental stages. The formats also include a valuable time component that compliments the age and stage skill levels that are proving to be highly effective. These formats are old to other sports or activities but brand new to golf! These exercises are designed around family fun. One of our primary missions through this program is for entire families to spend more time together outdoors enjoying nature, while engaging in low impact exercise in a sport that has important life values embedded in its game.

SGLTP GOALS:
1. Introduction of a new fun golf learning format on the actual field of play! Having FUN learning the fundamentals!

2. Support learning by engaging the parents and families into the learning process. (Parents play a similar role in golf to the roles parents play in coaches pitch baseball)

3. Learning the basic skills by performing them in a true golf environment using a proven developmental method equivalent to the "baby walking developmental theory”. This means the game will be learned starting with the smallest strokes, then graduating to larger swings as the support system strengthens and matures.

4. Measuring skill improvement and progress though a brand new score index system that is the first combined age/skill level calibrated system of measure in golf that positively influences both cognitive and motor skill development.

244249 - Tai Chi

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

245112 - Mesh Crafts

Learn to create a decomesh Christmas tree for the holidays. Participants should bring their own supplies (please review list). Everyone will take home their creation.

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.

336210 - Adult French

This class introduces participants to authentic, contextualized and active language instruction. The program provides a great beginning for future language study. Each class will be 90 minutes, and meet twice per week for 3 consecutive weeks for a total of 9 instructional hours.

341500 - Diabetes Self-Management Talk

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.

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.

345110 - Basic Gardening

Join us for a one-day overview of gardening . Topics will cover the basics of preparing and planting, including composting, fertilizing, perennials vs. annuals, growing in containers, and what grows well in this region.

345120 - Modern Calligraphy

Learn the ancient art of writing Calligraphy. Calligraphy is a fine art of skilled penmanship, and is also a type of visual art. Particpants must bring their own calligraphy pen.

345602 - Resume Rescue 101

This one hour session will outline the essential information you need to develop a great resume in a competitive job environment. Participants will critique a bad resume, learn resume key terms and format their resume.

346500 - Public Speaking

Ever wonder what makes a GREAT public speaker? Would you like to fine tune your public speaking skills to become one of the best and most effective communicators? Would you like to learn the secrets to no only become a great presenter, but also completely overcome any fear or hesitation? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, then join Certified Public Speaker Rob Dzoba as he teaches the techniques of the most effective speakers in a fast paced, interactive, and fun environment. Participants will learn and practice these techniques while building confidence, overcoming nervousness, and increasing effectiveness.

349101 - Volleyball Camp

This camp will be geared to players with little to no experience with volleyball

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.