Washburn Recreation
Department
Programs
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Special Events and/or Group Activities
There may be occasions when a group would like to reserve the rink(s) for a special event or gathering at a special hour of the day. Dependent on arrangements, preparations may be made by telephoning the City Hall, 373-6160 M-F 8AM-5PM. Please allow advance request of 2-3 days. A small fee may apply to cover costs.
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School Age Programs
To be announced
Fun for the Whole
Family
Family Open Gym
Tuesday/ Thursday 6-8pm Saturdays 2:30-4:30 pm No Cost for
this program.
Code of Conduct must be followed at all times. Everyone must
sign in to be allowed into the gym. No street shoes are allowed
in the gym. The civic Center will close after 30 minutes if
no one shows up. If a call is received by the Director and
or staff, we will remain open. For a list of rules, stop at
the Civic Center to pick up a copy. They will also be available
online. Program runs Oct 2nd to April 29th No program on 10/30,
11/22, 12/25, 1/1, 2/14.
American Red Cross Classes
The Washburn Recreation Department is now an authorized provider
for American Red Cross Programs. We are certified to teach:
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Basic Aid Training (BAT)
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First Aid for Children Today (FACT)
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Standard First Aid
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CPR for Adult, Children, and Infants
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AED
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Asthma Inhaler Training
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First Aid-Responding to Emergencies
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Babysitter Training
A list will be maintained for each class for those that show
an interest. Once 4 people have expressed interest, a class
will be held. In 2008, we will be scheduling regular classes
for the public. A fee will be charged to cover the cost of
equipment, books, certificates, supplies, and time.
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Children 6 and
under
Children's Daytime Open Gym
Want to get your kids out of the house and running around?
Are you looking for something different to do during the day?
Gym time, arts & crafts projects, or any other gathering can
be arranged by calling the Recreation Dept. at least 24 hours
ahead of time (craft outings will require more time). We can
work with you on a program that could included games or athletic
endeavors (jumping, basketball, or other sports). Just call
the Recreation Dept. at 373-6174. A small fee for supplies
may be charged if needed.
How do I register?
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Baby Boomer Programs
(B&B)
B&B Programs
Weekly Programs
Monthly Programs
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1st Tuesday Birthday gathering
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2nd Thursday Movie Thursdays
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3rd Tuesday Board Meeting
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4th Tuesday Odds and ends
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4th Thursday Craft Drop-in
Birthday Gatherings. Celebrating a birthday this month?
Sign up for our birthday gathering that will serve coffee
and cake for the birthday retirees. Pre-registration for this
free program is required.
Board Meetings. Decide what to do and how to spend
the money the Senior Group has. Always looking for new members
to join in the fun. Meetings are at 10:00 am and are held
in the Fireside Room at the Civic Center.
Movie Thursdays. Get out of the house and relax with
a good movie. Movies start at 1:30 pm every 2nd Thursday from
September to May. This is a FREE program.
Movies:
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December: Four Weddings and a Funeral
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January: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
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February: Little Women
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March: Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardobe.
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April: Skylark
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May: Phantom of the Opera
Odds and Ends. Looking to give a talk or have other
items presented? This is the time. From 10:30 am-12:00 pm,
on the 4th Tuesday. If nothing is scheduled, an announcement
will be made one week before the event.
Craft Drop-in. Want to work on your sewing, knitting,
quilting, cross-stitch or other craft projects? Just come
into the Civic Center with your project, sit down, talk and
work away. Drop in from 1:30-4:30 pm on the fourth Thursday
of the month. During this time, we also will be having an
activity being provided by a grant from the Washburn Community
Education Foundation.
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To Register
for a Program
To register for a program listed here:
1. Call, email, or check out the City's website at www.cityofwashburn.org
for the most recent listing of Recreation Department offerings.
Call (715) 373-6174 or email to find out about the
availability of a certain class or email washburnrec@charter.net.
2. Send in a check for the fee listed with the class you
are interested in with your name, address, phone number, date
of birth (children's programs only), municipality you live
in, any special needs, registration number, class and date
interested in taking. Or you can register in person at City
Hall or at the Recreation Department.
3. No confirmation will be sent back unless requested. A
self addressed stamped envelope is required if confirmation
is needed. If a class is filled, the Recreation Department
will call with the second date and see if you are available
for that class.
4. Class can be cancelled by a lack of participants. The
Recreation Department will call all those people affected
with their options.
5. Class may be cancelled by the student. This can be done
up to 48 hours before the class occurs. Students will get
their money back except for a 15% administration fee. After
48 hours before the class, the money collected from the students
is not available for refund. Please remember that to register
for classes you must pay for the class in full.
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North Coast Community Sailing
P.O. Box 31 Bayfield, WI 54814
Phone: 715-209-2352
Web Site: www.northcoastcommunitysailing.org
email: info@northcoastcommunitysailing.org
Classes held in:
Washburn - West End Park Boat Landing Beach
Bayfield - Behind Bayfield Rec. Center, adjacent to public beach
Ashland - Boat Landing at the Hot Pond near the plower plant off US 2
Red Cliff - Buffalo Bay Marina
BEGINNER OPTI: For students 10 - 13 years old. An introductory level course for new or inexperienced sailors. Small boat sailing skills taught in Optimist Pram sailing dinghies. Perfect for small hands. Session ends with race and picnic.
ADVANCED OPTI: This course is for students who have already taken our Beginner Opti Class, or who already have basic small boat sailing skills. Optimist Sailing. Rig it. Race it. Feel it. It’s the optimum thrill and optimum fun. Friday race day and picnic.
BEGINNER YOUTH 420: Learn to sail for beginning and returning 14 - 18 year old students in the 14 ft. 2 person 420. Learn racing and small boat sailing skills. Session ends with race and picnic.
ADVANCED YOUTH 420: This course is for returning students or who already have basic small boat sailing skills. Enhance your sailing skills with racing and sailing to the islands weather permitting. You’re in charge! The only variables are wind, water, and your ability to perform. Session ends with race and picnic.
JUNIOR INSTRUCTOR TRAINING: Think you’ve got what it takes to be a great sailing instructor? Responsibilities includes helping students in class, boat maintenance, (includes scrubbing decks!), and attending staff meetings. Call for an application.
ADULT BASIC: We make sailing fun, easy, and a great learning experience. For the beginning and returning sailor who want to refine their sailing skills. A one week class comprised of Mon., Wed., Thur. evenings and Friday afternoon on the bay. Taught in 420 class or 14 ft. Capri.
WOMEN ONLY: Just as it says a weekend class for women only who want to learn or relearn to sail. A great time!
For registration information, contact:
North Coast Community Sailing
P.O. Box 31 Bayfield, WI 54814
Phone: 715-209-2352
Web Site: www.northcoastcommunitysailing.org
email: info@northcoastcommunitysailing.org
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