Corvallis Parks & Recreation
Registration Opens: Spring & Summer March 14 at 9am
OSU KIDSPIRIT
KidSpirit Summer Day Camp
1 & 2 Week Options! | Grades K - 5
Swim Lessons Included!
Cooking Academy
2 Week Camps | Grades 3 - 8
Junior Leaders
1 & 2 Week | Grades 6 - 8
Gymnastics Lessons & Swim Lessons
4 & 8 Week | Ages 2+
Outdoor Career Camp
Overnight camp OSU Campus
August 12 - 15 | Ages 14 - 18
Deutsche Schule Corvallis
German Language School
A non-profit educational program teaching German language and culture to all ages.
• In person & Zoom
• 12 school & adults
• Summer amps & events for all
• New ‘25 ’26: High school program
Enrollment open!!!
Contact: Ludmila Schuster 541-908-9210, deutscheschulecorvallis@gmail.com deutsche-schule-corvallis.org
Location: 333 NW 35th Street, Corvallis (Good Sam . Episcopal Church)
We are here for you
Hospice Care Palliative Care
For 45 years, Lumina has provided compassionate care and support for individuals, families and caregivers facing serious illness or end-of-life Lumina offers three different medical programs, depending on the level of care needed. We also offer drop-in caregiver & grief support groups. Visit luminahospice.org to learn more or call us.
- Two youth climbing areas
- Four 20 feet auto belays
- Climbing training and fitness areas
- Yoga studio
- Locker rooms with showers
- Ants on a Log Cafe featuring smoothies and fresh local food
- Intro to Bouldering Class
- Climbing Progression Classes
- Youth Programs and Birthday Parties
- Summer, Spring, and Winter Camps
- Yoga & Fitness Classes
- Personal Training
and competition through running in our community!
• Run for the Hills: 30K, 1/2 Marathon, 8K and kids run at Bald Hill on June 4th
• All Comers Track Meets: Wednesday evenings in July. Kids and adults can join in on events that range from 100m to 1 mile, plus long jump, high jump, turbo-jav and shot put all at Corvallis High School
• Fall Festival 10K, 5K, and Kids 1K: On Sunday of Fall Festival Weekend
• Resolution Run and Walk: 5K and 2K at Avery Park every January 1st
• Five group workouts each week • Casual and social runs • Interval sessions to get faster • Movies, climbing nights, guest speakers, and more!
2026 Camp Dates: June 22nd-July 2nd Creativity
All Theatre Kids Start Somewhere
And the kids in our community start here.
STAGES Theatre Camp is a fun, inclusive summer camp for kids entering grades 1–8. Through acting, movement, and creative play, kids build confidence, make friends, and discover the joy of being on stage — no previous experience needed.
What Kids will Experience
Performance Classes: Act, Sing, and Dance!
Tech Classes: Sets, Props, Costumes, Lights, and Sound!
Work as a team and make new friends
Perform in a final showcase for family and friends
Why Families Love STAGES
Builds confidence, creativity, and social-emotional learning
Supportive, encouraging instruction led by experienced theater educators
Opportunities for high school students to step into leadership and mentorship roles. (Credit available for Juniors and Seniors)
Friends of Corvallis Parks & Recreation
Message from the Director
Hello Corvallis,
As we welcome the brighter days of spring and the long, warm evenings of summer, Corvallis Parks & Recreation is excited to share a new season of programs, events, and opportunities designed to bring our community together. Each year, our parks, facilities, and staff work hard to create spaces where people of all ages can connect, grow, and explore – and this guide reflects that continued commitment.
This spring and summer, you’ll find a wide range of programs that support community connection in meaningful ways, whether through recreation, arts, nature, or shared experiences. We know how important it is to feel a sense of belonging, and our team remains focused on offering activities that help residents meet others, stay active, and engage in the life of our community.
Families will find an exciting lineup of camps, classes, and free activities – everything from Touch-A-Truck and Planet Palooza to summer concerts, C3 Game Con, and Family Fun Nights. These programs are designed to spark curiosity and joy for children while providing caregivers opportunities to connect, unwind, and participate alongside them.
While Osborn Aquatic Center continues to navigate the complexities of addressing structural corrosion identified in late 2024, we’re pleased to reopen the outdoor pools for the season. We appreciate your patience and continued support as we work toward long-term solutions that ensure safe and sustainable aquatic opportunities for our community.
As the first blooms return to our natural areas and parks, I invite you to step outside and enjoy all that spring and summer in Corvallis have to offer. Try something new, explore somewhere new, and let this season be filled with play, connection, and discovery.
See you out there, Meredith Petit,
Director Corvallis Parks & Recreation
General Policy
• Enrollment is subject to space availability.
• Full payment is required at time of registration.
• Many programs have a minimum/maximum enrollment requirement.
• Activities may be cancelled if minimum enrollments are not met, so sign up early.
Payment
• All information and fees are subject to change without notice.
• Make checks payable to the City of Corvallis. We also accept credit cards, cash, and gift cards.
How To Register
• Online at corvallisoregon.gov/parksrec or call us at (541) 766-6918
• Visit our offices at Avery Park, Osborn Aquatic Center, Corvallis Community Center or The Majestic Theatre (Hours of operation are subject to change)
Registration Registration
Process
Spring & Summer Registration Saturday, March 14 at 9am
• Registration will open on a Saturday at multiple locations
• Scholarship recipients can use their scholarships to register online
• Payment Plans are available for Summer Camps
We will offer our opening day of registration on Saturday mornings to accommodate with traditional work schedules. We also know that not all community members can afford to register for all of the summer camps at once, so we are offering monthly payment plans.
In addition, community members that have applied and been approved for scholarship funds will have them automatically added to their account as usual. They can then use those funds to register online for activities. Scholarship funds will be applied first.
Thank you for helping us improve our delivery of services to the community!
• All returned checks will be assessed a $25 service charge.
Payment Plans (Summer Camps Only)
To increase access to Camp programming this summer payment plan options are available and can be selected at the time of registration online, in person, or over the phone. We require 25% down and balance due in up to three additional installment payments on April 15, May 15, and June 15. If you register after one of these dates, it’s 25% down plus any past installment payment. Our policy requires all customers to have an active credit or debit card on file. If you have any questions regarding the new Payment Plan options please contact our front desk.
Childcare Disclaimer
Corvallis Parks & Recreation day camps and youth programs are recreational programs and are not licensed by the State of Oregon as certified child care facilities.
Families should consult a qualified tax professional or the Oregon Department of Revenue regarding eligibility for childcare-related tax credits. Participation in these programs does not guarantee qualification for such credits.
Scholarship Program
Corvallis Parks & Recreation strives to reduce fees as a barrier to participation. Benton County residents can apply for a scholarship to pay for recreation programs. Applications are available at all Parks & Recreation facilities or on our website .
If your income is between 0 and 150% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines, you can receive up to the $150 maximum in financial assistance per person, per fiscal year (July 1 through June 30).
Call or email to get more information or apply at 541-766-6918 or parksandrecreation@corvallisoregon.gov
In-City Discount
• As Corvallis Parks & Recreation is property tax supported, there is a discounted fee for all participants who reside within the City limits.
• The resident fee is listed first and then the fee for participants living outside the City limits. Ex.-$28($35OutsideCity)
Transfer Policy
A transfer is defined as “taking a participant’s current registration in a class, activity or shelter reservation and moving it into a different class, activity or reservation." A $5 fee will be assessed for transfers. No fee will be assessed if Parks & Recreation initiates the transfer.
Transfers are not guaranteed and are subject to class and instructor availability, enrollment numbers, etc.
Refund Policy
For the latest information and updates to our Refund Policy, please visit the Parks and Recreation Registration Information page.
corvallisoregon/parksrec/registration
To request a refund go to:
• Go to corvallisoregon.gov/CorvallisConnect
• Call or stop by any of our locations during business hours
Liability
By signing up for or participating in any Parks & Recreation class or activity you agree to the following:
I hereby certify that I am 18 years of age or older and/or I am the parent or legal guardian of the participant, who is under 18 years of age. I understand that any sports/recreation program has an inherent risk of being strenuous, or could result in death or injury to me or my child. I assume all risks as a result of participation in this program. If I cannot be reached in an emergency situation, I hereby give permission to the Corvallis Parks & Recreation Department and their employees to arrange for transportation and/or emergency medical treatment if my child or I are seriously injured while participating in this program. For myself, my heirs and assigns I agree to waive, release and forever discharge any claim for injury or damage, and hold harmless the City of Corvallis, its officers, agents and employees against any claim, loss, liability or expenses, including attorney’s fees, resulting directly or indirectly from participation in this program.
Photography Policy
Corvallis Parks & Recreation programs take place in public indoor and outdoor spaces. Participants may be photographed or recorded for departmental or City marketing purposes. If you prefer not to be photographed, please let staff or the photographer know.
Be a Class Instructor!
Corvallis Parks & Recreation is currently accepting proposals for Fall 2026 & Winter 2027.
Inclusion & Accommodations
Accommodation Resources
Parks & Recreation programs are available to people of all abilities with reasonable accommodation. Please contact our office at least two weeks before the program begins, by phone or using the online digital form, to work with a Coordinator to discuss your needs.
Adaptive & Inclusive Recreation
We offer community-based recreation activities that are specially designed for children, teens and adults who experience a disability and/or special needs. See page 46 for offerings.
Contact Information
Main Office
1310 SW Avery Park Drive 541-766-6918 | www.corvallisoregon.gov/parksrec
Sports & Events Inclement Weather Line 541-766-6921
Parks Operations Office 1320 SW Avery Park Drive | 541-766-6918
Osborn Aquatic Center 1940 NW Highland Drive 541-766-SWIM (7946) | www.corvallisoregon.gov/osborn
Corvallis Community Center 2601 NW Tyler Avenue 541-766-6959 | www.corvallisoregon.gov/c3
The Majestic Theatre 115 SW 2nd Street | 541-758-7827 | www.majestic.org
541-766-6918
www.corvallisoregon.gov/parksrec
The descriptions in this Activity Guide are intended to give a brief overview of classes and activities; more details can be found in our online registration system, ActiveNet. Please note that the information (specifically location and time) available on ActiveNet is ALWAYS the most up-to-date and accurate.
Rental Facilities
Corvallis Parks & Recreation offers a wide variety of spaces for rent at the Corvallis Community Center, Osborn Aquatic Center, The Majestic Theatre and at various parks throughout the city.
Community Garden Plots
The garden season runs from March 1st through the end of the following February. Call (541) 766-6918 or go online to reserve your plot.
• Registration for general public opened March 1. If spaces are full, add yourself to the waitlist.
• Raised beds: If you need this accommodation, please call Parks & Recreation.
• Organic gardening is required.
• Gardeners agree to follow Community Garden Agreements.
• Plots must be maintained regularly. Abandoned plots may be reassigned.
Corvallis Community Center Rentals
The Corvallis Community Center has a completely renovated, beautiful center, full of rental options. We have spaces for all sizes of gatherings and amenities ranging from sound systems to video and conference technology, seating and serving, all included in the rental price.
2601 NW Tyler Avenue (541) 766-6959
www.corvallisoregon.gov/c3
Room Rental Rates
Room rentals may be subject to additional fees based on event details.
The Majestic Theatre Rentals
The Majestic Theatre offers a historic stateof-the-art theater venue, classrooms, and conference spaces. Spaces are available for hourly and daily rentals for performing arts companies, concert promoters, fundraisers, business presenters, lecturers, and others for a variety of special presentations both public and private.
Room Rental Rates
Spaces and Suggested Number of
115 SW 2nd Street (541) 738-7469
www.majestic.org
Park Facilities and Sports Fields
Reserve your venue for a picnic, wedding and reception, or a party!! These sheltered outdoor event spaces provide some protection from the elements, plus access to barbecue grills, picnic tables, running water, and more. Each shelter is a little different, but all spaces reflect our commitment to providing great event space at an affordable rate.
Park Facility Rental Rates
1310 SW Avery Park Drive (541) 766-6918
www.corvallisoregon.gov/parksrec
Sports
call (541) 766-6918.
Urban Forestry Program
Corvallis has been named Tree City USA for the 25th consecutive year!
Corvallis, honored with its 17th Growth Award, is a Sterling Tree City for its urban forestry management and Arbor Day celebrations. The city also boasts a strong Heritage Tree Program recognizing trees of exceptional size, age, or historical value.
GREENBELT
LAND TRUST
Greenbelt is conserving land and water in the Willamette Valley for a more resilient future. We connect our community with nature and expand outdoor access for all. We care for over 6,200 acres of prairie, forest, wetlands, rivers, and floodplains across the valley. Join us on the land to explore, learn, and enjoy!
Inventory Corvallis has over 15,000 street trees alone. These street trees, which grow along streets, in parks, and City-owned right of ways, are managed by Corvallis Parks and Recreation Urban Forestry. The collective sum of their ecosystem service benefits exceeds $1,000,000!
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Have a love for trees and want to make positive changes in your community?
For more information or to get involved with the Urban Forestry program, contact our Urban Forestry Department at 541-754-1723 or urbanforestry@corvallisoregon.gov
Contact Urban Forestry at 541-766-6918 to see if you are eligible to have a tree planted in your right of way.
What do trees do for you?
The leaves of trees, which total about 1.9 million square feet, help sequester carbon, save water and energy, capture air pollutants, and increase property values.
GET INVOLVED
JOIN US ON THE LAND
Hike a local trail, learn more about the natural world at a family-friendly event, or explore one of the special places we care for on a guided walking tour.
VOLUNTEER
Share your valuable time and skillsfrom trail work and planting to office tasks, there is something for everyone!
DONATE
Your generous giving makes our work possible!
SCAN HERE TO LEARN MORE:
PHONE
WEBSITE
541-752-9609 www.greenbeltlandtrust.org
Parks and Trails
What’s New?
Two exciting land acquisitions are expanding park and recreation opportunities in Corvallis.
The City recently finalized the purchase of nearly 20 acres of natural area adjacent to Chip Ross Natural Area, completing a long-standing legacy arrangement with the Harold Nelson Trust. This expansion strengthens one of Corvallis’ most treasured open spaces, supporting habitat protection, trail connectivity, and the continued growth of our community’s natural areas. The Nelson family’s vision and generosity have been instrumental in shaping Corvallis’ open space network for decades, and this addition further honors that legacy.
The City has also acquired 4.8 acres for the future development of a Bike Park, designed to include a range of trails and skill-building features for mountain biking enthusiasts of all ages. This site will serve as both a community hub for riders and an important connection point to popular nearby trail systems. The project will also include improvements to the Chip Ross trailhead and parking area, enhancing access and safety for all visitors.
The Corvallis Project
Bike Park
Parks and Natural Areas
A List of Parks and Natural Areas
Park and Natural Area
Cloverland Park
Location
1605 NW 29th St.
Coronado Park NW Coronado St & NW Mirador Pl.
Crystal Lake Sports Fields
Eric Scott McKinley Skate Park
Forest Dell Natural Area
100 SE Fischer Ave.
645 SW 2nd St. at Shawala Point
3231 NW 13th St.
Franklin Square Park 15th St. & Taylor St.
Garfield Park 1715 NW Dixon St.
Grand Oaks Park
Herbert Farm & Natural Area
Kendall Natural Area
Kermit E. Roth Park
6200 SW Trellis Dr.
1760 SW Herbert Ave.
1300 SW Fischer Ln.
400 NW 2nd St.
Lilly Park 865 SE Lilly Ave.
Little Fields Park
520 SW B Ave.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park 4905 NW Walnut Blvd.
Marys River Natural Area
Orleans Natural Area
Owens’s Farm Natural Area
Peanut Park
Amenities
Restrooms, Drinking Water, Baseball Field, Tennis Courts, Playground and Picnic Tables
Playground
Portable Restrooms, Soccer Fields, Baseball Fields, Bocce Ball Courts, Boat Ramp, Bike Paths, Hiking Trails and Seasonal Off Leash Dog Area
Restrooms, Drinking Water, Basketball Court, Picnic Tables, Bike Paths and Off Leash Dog Area
Hiking Trails
Dog Free Park, Playground and Picnic Tables
Portable Restrooms
Basketball Court, Playground and Picnic Tables
Hiking Trails
Hiking Trails
Drinking Water and Picnic Tables
Dog Free Park, Drinking Water, Playground and Picnic Tables
Drinking Water, Playground and BBQ Grills
Restrooms, Drinking Water, Horseshoes, Playground, Picnic Tables, BBQ Grills, Bike Paths, Hiking Trails, Off Leash Dog Area and Rental Shelter
SW Brooklane Dr & SW Brooklane Pl. Hiking Trails and Boardwalk
East of Willamette River West of Hwy 34
Off of Hwy 99W between the intersections of Elks Dr & Elliot Cir.
7th St & D St.
Pioneer Park 1300 Philomath Blvd.
Porter Park
Riverbend Park
1895 NW Hayes
750 SE Rivergreen Ave.
Riverfront Commemorative Park 2 NW 1st St.
Fishing and Hiking Trails
Public access is limited to viewing from the gravel parking lot.
Playground, Picnic Tables, BBQ Grills
Drinking Water, Softball Field, and Bike Paths
Drinking Water, Softball Field Basketball Court, Playground, Picnic Tables and Bike Path
Restrooms, Drinking Water, Basketball Court, Playground, Picnic Tables, Bike Paths, Shelter, Tennis Court and Pickleball Courts
Restrooms, Drinking Water, Playground, Picnic Tables, Fishing, Bike Paths and Fountain
Timberhill Natural Area 29th St & Bunting Pl. Hiking Trails
Timberhill Park 2875 NW Walnut Blvd.
Tunison Park 365 SW Tunison Ave.
Village Green Park 980 NE Conifer Blvd.
Washington Park
600 NW 7th St.
Willamette Park & Natural Area 1350 SE Goodnight Ave.
Witham Hill Natural Area
Bike Paths, Dogs Allowed and Open Fields
Drinking Water, Picnic Tables, Playground, BBQ Grills and Basketball Court
Drinking Water, Basketball Court, Playground, Picnic Tables, BBQ Grills and Bike Paths
Dog Free Park on playground side of Washington, Portable Restrooms, Playground, Softball Field and Historic Gaylord House
Restrooms, Drinking Water, Soccer Fields, Playground, Picnic Tables, BBQ Grills, Fishing, Bike Paths, Hiking Trails, Off Leash Dog Area, Disc Golf and Rental Shelter
Circle Blvd, South of Witham Hill Dr. Hiking Trails
Woodland Meadow Park 3540 NW Circle Blvd.
Basketball Court, Hiking Trails, Bike Paths and Off Leash Dog Area
Volunteer With Us!
Avery Recreation & Events
Volunteers assist with outdoor programs and special events such as Corvallis Turkey Trot —coming Thanksgiving Day!
Contact Volunteer Specialist
541–766-6430 | PRvolunteer@corvallisoregon.gov
Youth Sports Coaches
Become the coach you always wanted! Avery Recreation needs coaches for youth basketball, lacrosse, soccer, T-Ball and more
Contact Sports Programs:
541-754-1706 | PRSports@corvallisoregon.gov
Osborn Aquatic Center
Due to our indoor pool closure. Volunteer opportunities a Osborn are limited. Volunteers aid with a variety of things like the Special Events Crew who decorate, set up and take down tables and chairs, serve food, greet people, and help clean up.
Contact: PRvolunteer@corvallisoregon.gov
Corvallis Community Center
C3’s role in the community would not be possible without the time, energy, and skills from our generous volunteers. Whether you are looking for a one-time project or a longer term commitment, we have positions to fit almost any availability or skill level.
Contact Volunteer Specialist
541–766-6430 | PRvolunteer@corvallisoregon.gov
The Majestic Theatre
There are a wide range of opportunities from greeting patrons as an usher, to acting in shows each year, to joining The Majestic Theatre backstage as a theatre tech. All skill levels and backgrounds are welcome. To find out about all volunteer positions visit www.majestic.org/volunteer, email mt_volunteer@corvallisoregon.gov or call 541–758–7827.
Adaptive & Inclusive Recreation
Volunteers provide support to Adaptive & Inclusive Recreation participants. They encourage and model participation in programs and assist with other needs.
Contact Volunteer Specialist 541–766-6430 | PRvolunteer@corvallisoregon.gov
Volunteer In The Parks
Corvallis Parks & Recreation is active year-round with volunteers to keep our parks and natural areas in a healthy and attractive condition for the public to enjoy. Organizations may also adopt a public park, section of a park, or a beautification area for one year period, which is renewable.
Contact Steve McGettigan: 541–754–1739 | steve.mcgettigan@corvallisoregon.gov
Every year Parks & Recreation plants trees throughout the City to improve the health, beauty and sustainability of Corvallis. You can help by assisting the Urban Forestry Program in planting trees this coming fall and winter!
Contact Urban Forestry: 541-754-1723 | urbanforestry@corvallisoregon.gov
Volunteer with Community Garden
Join our Adopt-a-Gardener pilot program at Willamette Park Community Garden. Volunteers will be matched up with garden members who need support with the physical exertion of maintaining their rental garden plot. Additional hours available weekly to assist with compost and weed management.
Contact Volunteer Specialist: 541–766-6430 | PRvolunteer@corvallisoregon.gov
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Opportunities for Teens
Youth Volunteer Corps (YVC) is an awardwinning, national volunteer program designed for teens. YVC helps address community needs and inspire youth for a lifetime commitment to service. Past projects have benefited local community gardens, Habitat for Humanity, Safe Haven Humane Society, and more. Open to anyone ages 11-18!
Contact Lacey Moore: lacey.moore@corvallisoregon.gov
Special Events
Family Fun Night
Join us and our community partners for a night of family fun! The night features STEAM activities, art, and games to create a memorable family experience! Ages 2-12.
FREE Event! Corvallis Community Center
Fridays, April 3 & May 1, 5–7pm
C3 Game Con
Get your tickets in advance for two days of cosplay, RPGs, fanart and more! With Cosplay contests, live tabletop gaming, and local vendors, this event is for the community to celebrate all things gaming and RPGs! All Ages.
Advance Tickets: $15 for a 1-day pass / $21 for a 2-day pass
Corvallis Community Center
Saturday, April 11, 10am–11pm
Sunday, April 12, 10am–8pm
City Nature Challenge at Crystal Lake
Come out and help Corvallis compete in the global City Nature Challenge. Join an ecologist to learn how to use the iNaturalist app to collect plant and animal sightings and ID species. Bring a smart phone. All Ages.
FREE Event! Crystal Lake Sports Fields
Saturday, April 25, 3-5pm
Instructor: Annaliese Ramthun, local ecologist
Cooks and Books
A free, in-person cooking demo with local chefs followed by an informal discussion and cookbook recommendations Brought to you by Parks and Recreation, Corvallis Benton-County Library and the Corvallis Sustainability Coalition. Ages 12+.
Mother’s Day Tea
Bring your mom or other favorite mother-figure for a fun afternoon tea party with a selection of different teas, food, and live music! Enjoy food from The Regent’s talented Executive Chef Brandy Foster. Sponsored by The Regent Senior Living and Friends of Parks & Rec. All Ages.
$18 ($22 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Saturday, May 9, 2–3:30pm
Co-sponsored by
Mother’s Day at the Majestic: Legally Blonde
Celebrate Mom in the most fashionable way possible by treating her to a musical matinee at the Majestic Theatre, complete with special concessions. All Ages.
$22, The Majestic Theatre Main Stage Sunday, May 10, 2:30pm
TAC Makes @ C3
Join the Arts Center at C3 for a drop-in crafting activity. All Ages.
FREE Event! Corvallis Community Center
Tuesdays, May 12 & July 28, 5:30–7pm
Red Cross Blood Drive
14,000 units of blood must be collected every day to meet patient needs across our communities. To check your eligibility or to make an appointment, contact the Red Cross at 1-800-733-2767, go to redcrossblood.org, or download the Blood Donor App.
Corvallis Community Center Friday, May 29, 12–5pm Wednesday, June 24, 12–5pm
FREE Event! Corvallis Community Center
Thursdays, April 30 & June 11, 5–6:30pm
Friday, July 31, 12–5pm Friday, August 28, 12–5pm
Open Streets Corvallis
A free community festival that reimagines streets and parks as places to walk, bike, and play—with 2nd Street closed to cars and filled with music, games, food, and fun. All Ages. Visit openstreetscorvallis.org for details.
FREE Event! Riverfront Park to Skate Park Sunday, June 28, 11am–3pm
Saturday, April 18, 1–4:30pm
Event! Corvallis Community Center at Chintimini Park
Engage in fun-filled, hands-on activities with local organizations. Dress in nature-and animal-themed masks and costumes to parade around Chintimini Park. All Ages!
2pm Procession of the Species Nature Parade and included in solutions fair: OSU Repair Fair, Green Teens Clothing Swap, Emerald Valley Electric Vehicle Expo, City Nature Challenge Kickoff and more.
Co-sponsored with Ashbrook Independent School, Corvallis Environmental Center and many other community organizations
Friends of Corvallis Parks & Recreation
Red, White, and Splash Swim
Take a splash at Otter Beach on the Fourth of July. Enjoy music, yard games, and ice cream! All Ages.
General Admission Rates
Osborn Aquatic Center
Saturday, July 4, 1–4pm
Teddy Bear Picnic & Kids Concert in the Park
Join the library for the outdoor Kids Concert featuring Red Yarn. Bring your blanket and your dancing shoes. All Ages.
FREE Event!
Central Park
Thursday, July 9, 10:30–11:30am
Touch-a-Truck
Come see the inside of a fire truck! Learn all about some of the amazing trucks and other vehicles that work in our community. First hour free of honking and sirens for sensitive ears. All Ages.
FREE Event!
Corvallis Community Center
Saturday, July 11, 10am–12pm
Island Breeze Summer Dance
Join C3 and the Arc of Benton County for an island getaway! Designed for adults experiencing disabilities. All are welcome. Sponsored by the Sunrisers Kiwanis Club Ages 18+.
$5
Corvallis Community Center
Friday, July 24, 7–9pm
Movie in the Park
Grab your friends and family, pack a picnic basket, and head to Avery Park for a magical night under the stars with Disney’s The Emperor’s New Groove! Concessions will be available, Kid Zone activities start at 7 PM, and the movie begins at sunset. All Ages. FREE Event!
Avery Park
Friday, August 14, 7pm
Oregon Senior Games
Are you 50 or older? Join the fun, friendly competition of the Oregon Senior Games throughout Benton County, Oregon. See a list of events & learn more about qualifying this year for nationals at OregonSeniorGames.com
Second and third weekends in August. Registration opens March 14
Summer Concerts
Bring a lawn chair, blanket, and picnic for these outdoor venues. All ages welcomed.
The Corvallis Community Band
Enjoy weekly summer concerts at Central Park!
FREE Event! Central Park Gazebo Tuesdays, June 16–August 25, 7:30–8:30pm
The Hilltop Big Band
Hilltop Big Band brings swing classics by Basie and more.
FREE Event! Central Park Gazebo Wednesdays, June 24, July 8 & 22, August 5 & 19, 7:30–9pm Wednesdays, September 2, 7–8:30pm
Summer Concerts at Chintimini Park
Watch live music on the Corvallis Community Center Terrace Stage.
FREE Event! Chintimini Park & C3 Terrace
See page 21 for the concert lineup
Corvallis Community Band
Celebrates
50 Years of Band Music!
June 30, 7:30–8:30pm
Enjoy Patriotic Music at Central Park!
Majestic in the Park
Join the Majestic for a variety of summer cultural events in the great outdoors!
Pride in the Park
Celebrate Pride month with our LGBTQ+ friends by painting the sidewalks of Avey Park with Rainbow Chalk Paint!
See page 24 to learn more!
FREE Event!
Avery Park, June 6, 1pm
Shakespeare in the Stark: Macbeth
Our second annual Shakespreare in the Stark features the classic Macbeth. Join us at 5 pm for Kid’s activities!
$15 Advance; $20 At the Door (Kids 15 and under FREE)
Starker Arts Park, July 11-12, 6pm
Art in the Park: String & Shadow Puppet Theatre
Step into a world of fantasy and fable at Night at the Grand Opera, with giant whimsical outdoor puppets!
$20 Suggested Donation (Kids 12 and under FREE)
Avery Park, August 8, 6:30pm
Youth Culture & Arts
Learn to Draw Workshop
A fun basic drawing workshop for beginners. Explore how to see and draw the shapes of animals, landscape, and objects around us. No experience needed and all materials will be provided. Ages 7–12.
$70 ($87 Outside City)
Tunison Community Room
Instructor: Mark Allison
SPRING 51731 2–4:30 May 16–17 Sa Su
SUMMER 51732 2–4:30 Sept 12–13 Sa Su
Acting for Littles
Help your future performer explore their passion with an acting class designed for younger children. Focus on simple theatre games, play, and movement. No requirement to read scripts. Ages 5-9.
$51 ($63 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room
Instructor: Jadi Dicksa
SPRING 52145 2:30–3:05pm April 10–May 1 F
SUMMER 52146 2–2:35pm Aug 6–27 Th
Stage Combat for Kids
If your kid loves fake fighting, then this class is for them! Learn safe, accurate, and realistic fight choreography! Ages 7–12.
$73 ($91 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room
Instructor: Jadi Dicksa
SPRING 52151 5:30–6:30pm April 10–May 1 F
SUMMER 52152 5–6pm Aug 6–27 Th
Play’s the Thing: Acting Basics for Children
Know a future performer? This class focuses on theatre games, play, and movement—no script reading required. Ages 7–11
$51 ($63 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room
Instructor: Jadi Dicksa
SPRING 52147 3:15–4pm April 10–May 1 F
SUMMER 52148 2:45–3:30 pm Aug 6–27 Th
Play’s the Thing 2: Additional Acting Basics for Children
Explore more of the basic skills you already know: awareness of space and body, character physicality and voice, pantomime, and basic improvisational storytelling! Ages 7–12
$56 ($71 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room
Instructor: Jadi Dicksa
SPRING 52149 4:15–5:15pm April 10–May 1 F
SUMMER 52150 3:45–4:45pm Aug 6–27 Th
Majestic Theatre Youth Productions
Our Spring MTYP program offers three 2-week sessions, focusing on different aspects of musical theatre performance, with a showcase performance at the end of each. Ages 9–15.
$80 ($100 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room
Instructor: Cherie Gullerud, Julie Kahn
Spring Mini Session 1: Musical Theatre Showcase (1950s-60s)
SPRING 52158 4–5:30pm Mar 30–April 9 M W Th
Spring Mini Session 2: Musical Theatre Showcase (1970s-80s)
SPRING 52159 4–5:30pm April 27–May 7 M W Th
Spring Mini Session 3: Musical Theatre Showcase (2000s-Now)
SPRING 52160 4–5:30pm May 11–21 M W Th
Musical Theatre Audition Workshop
Interested in auditioning for the Majestic’s summer musical camp, but don’t know where to start? This workshop will provide a space for questions, advice, practice, and a sheet music library to peruse to find the perfect song to sing! Registration Required. Ages 9–15.
FREE! Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room
Instructor: Cherie Gullerud, Julie Kahn, Jadi Dicksa
SPRING 52163 2–4pm Mar 28 Sa
Majestic Youth Stars Support
MYS Support Program is made possible through community donations and Majestic Gala proceeds. This youth support program assists qualifying students with a reduction in fees, up to 75%.
Beginning Youth Tap
Learn the basics of tap using simple repetitive rhythms to a variety of music with emphasis on timing, coordination, and balance. Some loaner shoes are available. Contact Nancy Traina at 541-928-2382, or email nmtraina@comcast.net. Ages 5-9.
$53 ($66 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Studio
Instructor: Nancy Traina, Pacific Tap Dance Company
SPRING 52153 4–4:40pm April 14–May 19 Tu
Saturday, March 14 at 9am
Music & Movement for Babies & Kids
This fun and active musical experience utilizes folk songs, finger plays, instrument exploration, nursery rhymes, movement, and dance. Parents/guardians are required to attend and participate. Ages 5 and under.
$80 ($100 Outside City)
Tunison Community Room
Instructor: Marisa Schwartzman
SPRING 51256 10–10:45am April 6–June 8 M
SPRING 51257 3:30–4:15pm April 6–June 8 M
SPRING 51254 10–10:45am April 10–June 12 F
SPRING 51255 11–11:45am April 10–June 12 F
Family Classes
Learn to Draw Workshop–Family
Learn the basic skills to see and draw realistically. Students will explore how to see and draw the shapes of animals, people, landscapes, and objects around us. No experience needed! All materials will be provided. Ages 7+.
$70 ($87 Outside City) $15 Discount for each additional family member
Tunison Community Room
Instructor: Mark Allison
SPRING 51729 2–4:30 April 11 & 12 Sa Su
SUMMER 51730 2–4:30 Aug 1 &
Family Aeromodeling!
In this hands-on building class we will be using wood glue to assemble, The Skylark, a free-flight rubber-powered stick model. The instructor designed The Skylark and guarantees it will fly well! This is a two day class. Ages 7+.
$70 ($87 Outside City) $15 Discount for each additional family member Tunison Community Room (Sa) and Willamette Park (Su) Instructor: Mark Allison
SUMMER 51733 2–4:30pm July 25 Sa 11am–1pm July 26 Su
Family Drum Circle Class
Come play percussions together and have fun with rhythm. Instruments provided or bring your own. All Ages.
$40 ($50 Outside City) 3 Week Session / Price Includes 1 youth / 1 adult
$60 ($75 Outside City) 4 Week Session / Price Includes 1 youth / 1 adult
Each additional family member add $5 per class $20–4 week / $15-3 week
Corvallis Community Center, Willow Room
Instructor: Michelle Lovrich, Founder of Drum Circle Connection
SPRING 51734 4:15–4:45 pm April 6, 13, 20, 27 M
SPRING 51735 4:15-4:45pm May 4, 11, 18 M
Youth Camps
Spring Break Camps
Spring Break Camp
Come play with Parks & Rec during spring break! Campers will engage in arts, crafts and games. We’ll visit local parks and play outdoor sports and field games. Ages 6–12.
$150 ($188 Outside City)
Tunison Community Room
Ages 6–8
SPRING 51621 9am–4pm Mar 23–27 M–F
Ages 9–12
SPRING 51622 9am–4pm Mar 23–27 M–F
Spring Break Wildercamp!
Join us for full days of learning survival skills and practicing them in survival scenarios! Skills taught/practiced will include shelters, fire safety/building, knife safety and more. No prerequisites. Ages 7–11.
Call Coyle Outside for details about curriculum 541-760-0774. Coyle Outside donates 10% annual profit to causes that benefit youth and nature.
$365($456 Outside City)
Willamette Park Rotary Shelter
SPRING 51340 9am–4pm Mar 23–27 M–F
Camp Refund?
For the latest information and updates to our Refund Policy, check out the Parks and Recreation Registration Information page.
corvallisoregon/parksrec/registration
Camp Corvallis
Stay active, make friends and build confidence! Camp is a mix of themed games, outdoor adventures, creative crafts, sports and free play! A school district lunch will be provided each day except for half day camps. Pre- and post- care available except for Recreation Station. Payment Plan Available
• Recreation Station: Ages 4–6 (half day, no pre- and post- care)
• Sundance Explorers: Ages 6–8
• Summer Adventures: Ages 9–12
Summer Kick-off Week 1
Jump into summer with games, crafts and outdoor adventures that set the tone for the season ahead. Campers will make beaded crafts, create homemade ice cream and explore the outdoors with a nature scavenger hunt.
June 22–26
Lincoln Elementary
$75/week ($94/week Outside City)
SUMMER 53442 Ages 4–6 9am–12pm M–F
SUMMER 53443 Ages 4–6 1–4pm M–F
$175/week ($218/week Outside City)
SUMMER 53363 Ages 6–8 9am–4pm M–F
SUMMER 53388 Ages 9–12 9am–4pm M–F
World Travelers Week 2
Pack your curiosity and prepare for adventure! Campers will explore the flavors, sounds, and traditions of cultures from around the globe. Each day offers a new destination to discover.
June 29–July 3
Lincoln Elementary
$75/week ($94/week Outside City)
SUMMER 53444 Ages 4–6 9am–12pm M–F
SUMMER 53445 Ages 4–6 1–4pm M–F
$175/week ($218/week Outside City)
SUMMER 53364 Ages 6–8 9am–4pm M–F
53389 Ages 9–12 9am–4pm
Rodeo Roundup Week 3
Grab your hats and boots! It’s rodeo and fair season. Campers will try crafts from the past, “herd” balloons and balls into pens and enjoy an afternoon of homemade carnival games.
July 6–10
Lincoln Elementary
$75/week ($94/week Outside City)
SUMMER 53446 Ages 4–6 9am–12pm M–F
SUMMER 53447 Ages 4–6 1–4pm M–F
$175/week ($218/week Outside City)
SUMMER 53382 Ages 6–8 9am–4pm M–F
SUMMER 53390 Ages 9–12 9am–4pm M–F
Pre- and Post- Care on Page 26
Youth Camps
Discs, Balls, & Beyond Week 4
Disc golf, kickball, and badminton, oh my! Campers try their hand (or feet!) at a variety of sports and games. No experience needed and no pressure to be “good at sports.” Focus is on play, exploring new activities, and fun.
July 13–17
Lincoln Elementary
$75/week ($94/week Outside City)
SUMMER 53448 Ages 4–6 9am–12pm M–F
SUMMER 53449 Ages 4–6 1–4pm M–F
$175/week ($218 Outside City)
SUMMER 53383 Ages 6–8 9am–4pm M–F
SUMMER 53391 Ages 9–12 9am–4pm M–F
Wizard Academy Week 5
Calling all Harry Potter fans! Make potions, wands and indulge imagination through enchanted games, scavenger hunts, broomstick relays and hands-on crafts.
July 20–24
Lincoln Elementary
$75/week ($94/week Outside City)
SUMMER 53450 Ages 4–6 9am–12pm M–F
SUMMER 53451 Ages 4–6 1–4pm M–F
$175/week ($218 Outside City)
SUMMER 53384 Ages 6–8 9am–4pm M–F
SUMMER 53393 Ages 9–12 9am–4pm M–F
Paws, Claws, & Wings Week 6
Discover local creatures of land, sea and sky! Campers dive into the fascinating world of animals, exploring different species and discovering what makes each one unique. Activities include animal tracking, bug hunts, and nature walks.
July 27–30* 4 day week (staff prep for August camps)
Lincoln Elementary
$60/week ($75/week Outside City)
SUMMER 53452 Ages 4–6 9am–12pm M–Th
SUMMER 53453 Ages 4–6 1–4pm M–Th
$140/week ($175/week Outside City)
SUMMER 53385 Ages 6–8 9am–4pm M–Th
SUMMER 53394 Ages 9–12 9am–4pm M–Th
Art Explosion Week 7
Experiment with a variety of mediums and express yourself however you like! Campers will try chalk art, nature-inspired creations, puppets and fun art challenges. No prior experience or “artist skills” needed-just bring your imagination and enthusiasm.
August 3–7
Lincoln Elementary
$75/week ($94/week Outside City)
SUMMER 53454 Ages 4–6 9am–12pm M–F
SUMMER 53455 Ages 4–6 1–4pm M–F
$175/week ($218/week Outside City)
SUMMER 53386 Ages 6–8 9am–4pm M–F
SUMMER 53395 Ages 9–12 9am–4pm M–F
Pre & Post Camp Care
Camp enrollment is required before registering for pre-care or post-care. Morning pre-care and afternoon post-care must be registered and paid for separately. No pre-and post-for half day sessions of Recreation Station (ages 4-6).
NOTE: Parents picking up after 5:30 pm will be charged an additional $1 per minute. It MUST BE PAID within 24 hours of incurring the fee.
Pre & Post Camp Care for Camp Corvallis
$30/week ($38/week Outside City) for morning OR afternoon *Week 6 only: $24/week ($30/week Outside City)
Monday–Friday, 7:30–9am & 4–5:30pm | Lincoln Elementary
Morning & Afternoon are separate registrations and payments
Morning 7:30 am-9 am
53479 Week 1: June 22–26
53480 Week 2: June 29–July 3
53481 Week 3: July 6–10
53482 Week 4: July 13–17
53483 Week 5: July 20–24
53484 Week 6: July 27–30*
53485 Week 7: Aug 3–7
Afternoon 4pm-5:30 pm
53487 Week 1: June 22–26
53488 Week 2: June 29–July 3*
53489 Week 3: July 6–10
53490 Week 4: July 13–17
53491 Week 5: July 20–24
53492 Week 6: July 27–30*
53493 Week 7: Aug 3–7
Spark curiosity, creativity, and connection! Each themed week blends hands-on exploration, community adventures, outdoor play, and friendship-building fun. Payment plan eligible.
Space Explorers Week 1
Blast off into hands-on adventures exploring planets, stars and the wonders of outer space. Campers will investigate light, build rockets and take part in fun, space-themed games and activities.
August 10–14
Tunison Community Room
$175/week ($218/week Outside City)
SUMMER 53367 Ages 6–8 9am–4pm M–F
SUMMER 53368 Ages 9–12 9am–4pm M–F
Junior Inventors Week 2
Get curious and creative with hands-on building and tinkering fun. Campers will design, build, and test their own inventions through games, challenges, and imagination-powered activities.
August 17–21
Tunison Community Room
$175/week ($218/week Outside City)
SUMMER 53375 Ages 6–8 9am–4pm M–F
SUMMER 53376 Ages 9–12 9am–4pm M–F
Last Chance Week 3
Squeeze every last drop out of summer with favorite counselor and camper games, field trips and activities. Campers will celebrate the end of summer with play and friends.
August 24–28
Tunison Community Room
$175/week ($218/week Outside City)
SUMMER 53379 Ages 6–8 9am–4pm M–F
SUMMER 53380 Ages 9–12 9am–4pm M–F
Sports Camps
Tennis Junior Mini-Camps
Learn the basics or improve your skills! Join the fun in a gamesbased instructional atmosphere. Bring racquet, water, and a snack. Ages 6–10.
For those who are just starting or have had a little instruction.
$145 ($181 Outside City)
Corvallis High School Tennis Courts
Instructors: Timberhill Tennis Club Staff
SPRING 51687 9–11am June 22–July 2 M–Th
SUMMER 51688 9–11am July 6–16 M–Th
SUMMER 51689 9–11am July 20–30 M–Th
SUMMER 51690 9–11am Aug 3–13 M–Th
SUMMER 51691 9–11am Aug 17–27 M–Th
Ages 11–15.
We’ll work on fundamentals for beginning players and developing consistency for those with more experience.
$145 ($181 Outside City)
Corvallis High School Tennis Courts
Instructors: Timberhill Tennis Club Staff
SPRING 51693 11:30am–1:30pm June 22–July 2 M–Th
SUMMER 51694 11:30am–1:30pm July 6–16 M–Th
SUMMER 51695 11:30am–1:30pm July 20–30 M–Th
SUMMER 51696 11:30am–1:30pm Aug 3–13 M–Th
SUMMER 51697 11:30am–1:30pm Aug 17–27 M–Th
Just Kids Skills Camp – Pickleball
Learn the basics, strategy, and enjoy friendly matches. Register now for an active and enjoyable pickleball experience. Ages 6-12.
$140 ($175 Outside City)
Riverbend Park Pickleball Courts
SPRING 51586 9am–12pm June 22–25 M–Th
Just Kids Skills Camp – Multi Sport
Presented by Jordan Kent, former Seattle Seahawk and current sports broadcaster, this multi-sport skills camp offers fundamental training in football, soccer and basketball. Ages 6-12.
$169 ($211 Outside City) – half day
$199 ($248 Outside City) – full day
Check registration page for location
SUMMER 51585 9am–1pm Aug 10–13 M–Th
SUMMER 51584 9am–3pm Aug 10–13 M–Th
Girls Got Game: Basketball Camp
This multi-faceted camp will consist of basketball skill development and teamwork focused content. Coaches will follow Jr. NBA curriculum and facilitate a fun and supportive environment. All skill levels welcome!
$130 ($162.50 Outside City)
Check registration page for location
Instructor: Parks & Recreation Coaches
Ages 7–9.
SUMMER 52752 9am–12pm July 27–31 M–F
Ages 10–13
SUMMER 52751 1pm–4pm July 27–31 M–F
Theatre Camps
Majestic Theatre Youth Production Company – Summer Intensives
The Majestic Theatre’s summer theatre camps run in July and August, with performances at the end of each camp.
Bye Bye Birdie: Youth Edition
A loving musical send-up of the early 1960s, small-town America, teenagers, and rock & roll. Children will have the opportunity to create an entire musical in three weeks from start to finish. Auditions will be held on April 18 from 12–4pm. Ages 9–15.
$650 ($775 Outside City)
The Majestic Theatre
Instructor: Chuck Skinner, Rebecca Douglas, Julie Kahn, Jadi Dicksa
SUMMER 52161 9am–4pm July 6–26 M–F
Performances July 24, 25 at 7pm, and July 25, 26 at 3pm
Hamlet
Something’s rotten in the state of Denmark: unnatural murders, damnèd ghosts, graveside brawls, rapier duels, poisoned goblets— you can’t get more Shakespeare than this. Auditions will be held on April 25 from 1–4pm. Ages 12–18.
$450 ($550 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre
Instructor: Jadi Dicksa, Rachel Kohler
SUMMER 52162 12–4:30pm Aug 3–21 M–F
Performances August 21, 22 at 7pm
Specialty Camps
Mountains to Sea Teen Adventure Camp
Campers adventure by van to natural areas to hike, swim, beach comb, and raft. This camp is great for outdoor lovers. Ages 13–17.
$245 ($306 Outside City)
Avery Park drop-off and pick-up
SUMMER 53369 9–4pm Aug 24–28 M–F
Hike,
Bike, Swim Adventures Camp
Campers will explore local bike trails, waterfall hikes, and swimming. We'll even spend a day at a beach! Must have your own bike and helmet to participate. Ages 10–13.
$245 ($306 Outside City)
Avery Park drop-off and pick-up
SUMMER 53370 9am–4pm July 20–24 M–F
Smart Cycling— Youth Bike Camp
A great start on smart cycling! Learn basic skills for handling and maintaining your bike. Ride safely in traffic while making your way around Corvallis. Bring a bike and helmet each day! Ages 9–14.
$179 ($224 Outside City)
Avery Park Thompson Shelter
Instructor: Jay Thatcher & Cassie Minot
SUMMER 51611 8:30-12pm June 29–July 3 M–F
Advanced Smart Cycling-Youth Bike Camp
For youth who have finished a Bike Safety class with a community riding component. You’ll extend your cycling skills, confidence and independence while learning some basic bike maintenance. Navigate the streets of Corvallis. Bring a bike and helmet each day. Ages 9–15.
$179 ($224 Outside City)
Avery Park Thompson Shelter
Instructor: Jay Thatcher & Cassie Minot
SUMMER 51612 8:30–12pm Aug 3–7 M–F
Beginning Karate Day Camp
An introduction to Kenpo Karate, covering basic skills, white belt curriculum, and the history of martial arts. Emphasizes focus, self-control, respect, and responsibility. Skill development, bag work, drills, partner exercises, and games. Ages 5–11.
$150 ($187 Outside City)
Aurora Martial Arts Studio, 195 SE Crystal Lake Dr. Instructor: Lou Donadio
SUMMER 51704 9am–12pm July 13–16 M–Th
Martial Arts Camp
Learn basic techniques through activities and drills. Explore the history of martial arts and the importance of respect, self-control and focus while training in Kenpo Karate. Ages 6-13.
$150 ($187 Outside City)
Aurora Martial Arts Studio, 195 SE Crystal Lake Dr. Instructor: Lou Donadio
SUMMER 51705 9am–12pm Aug 17–20 M–Th
Urban Adventures Camp
Teens explore the town through active, local experiences that may include indoor rock climbing, visiting an arcade, biking along the river and going to the Farmer’s Market. Ages 11-15.
$245 ($306 Outside City)
Avery Park drop off and pick up
SUMMER 53456 9am–4pm July 6–10 M–F
Rock Creek Explorers Camp
Enjoy the ultimate nature lover's outdoor camp. Rock Creek Explorers is an all outdoors, nature-based camp in the Corvallis watershed. Trips may be taken to other locations. No pre- and postcare available. Ages 8–13.
$210 ($263/week Outside City)
Pick up and drop off at Avery Park. Campers will be transported by van to and from Rock Creek Campground.
Week 1 – Wildlife
Wonders
SUMMER 52851 9am–4pm August 3–7 M–F
Week 2 – Watershed to Waves
SUMMER 52852 9am–4pm August 10–14 M–F
Week 3* – The Great
Campout
SUMMER 52853 9am–4pm* August 17–21 M–F
*Week 3: On Thursday, only in this week there will be an overnight campout. Pickup will be at 11am at Avery Park.
Youth Volunteer
With Corvallis Parks & Recreation
Celebrating 30 years!
Work with local organizations on diverse projects aimed at enhancing our community while creating new friendships and having fun!
Ages 11–18 | $99 ($124 Outside City)
Meet across from the Avery Park office each day. 9:30am–3:30pm, Monday–Friday
51637 June 22–26
51639 June 29–July 3
51640 July 6–10
51641 July 13–17
51642 July 20–24
51643 July 27–31
51651 August 3–7
51652 August 10–14
51653 August 17–21
51658 August 24–28
Benton County Adventures
Outdoor Summer Adventures in Benton County
A week of local adventure and fun with Benton County Natural Areas and Parks and Corvallis Parks & Recreation! Ages 8–12.
SUMMER 52849 – $245 ($306 Outside City)
Meet at Avery Park July 13–17, 9am–4pm
Art of Archery at Adair County Park –Monday
Learn the basics of the art of archery including safety, use of equipment and technique.
Monday, July 13, 9am–4pm
Time Travel at Fort Hoskins –Tuesday
Experience how to geocache using a compass to find hidden Kalapuya Native American treasures in the park, take part in historic re-enactments and more.
Tuesday, July 14, 9am–4 pm
Wildlife Explorations at Clemens –Wednesday
Play games, explore the park, and discover wildlife, habitats, hiking, and fishing fun!
Wednesday, July 15, 9am–4pm
Wild Food Foragers at Beazell
Memorial Forest –Thursday
While hiking through Beazell Forest, participants will learn plant identification skills. Learn about medicinal and edible plants and how they are traditionally gathered.
Thursday, July 16, 9am–4pm
Outdoor Games at Adair County Park –Friday
Campers get the chance to play ping pong, disc golf, kickball and even use a slip and slide.
Friday, July 17, 9am-4pm
Coyle Outside Camps
The mission of Coyle Outside is to put adventure, discovery, and inspiration first. Bring snacks, lunch and a water bottle each day! Coyle Outside donates 10% annual profit to causes that benefit youth and nature. Call for details about curriculum 541-760-0774.
Introduction to Wilderness Survival
This camp is an adventure in experimenting with nature and thriving in the wild. Campers learn confidence, communication and common sense through fun survival scenarios. Ages 6–9.
$410 ($513 Outside City)
Rotary Shelter at Willamette Park
Instructor: Coyle Outside
SUMMER 51618 9am–2:30pm July 6–10 M–F SUMMER 51638 9am–2:30pm July 20–24 M–F SUMMER 51619 9am–2:30pm Aug 10–14 M–F
51615 9am–2:30pm Aug 24–28 M–F
Survival Immersion (Two Weeks)
This new camp is for the most dedicated survival and skills campers! This camp dives deep in many skills such as shelter, fire, knots, foraging, tracking, navigation and more. Ages 9–13.
$904 ($1130 Outside City)
Rotary Shelter at Willamette Park
Instructor: Coyle Outside SUMMER 51617 9–4pm June 22–July 3 M–F
Intermediate Wilderness Survival
Full of building survival skills and testing yourself against survival scenarios! Skills include shelters, fire safety/building, knife safety and more. Ages 8–11.
$465 ($580 Outside City)
Rotary Shelter at Willamette Park
Instructor: Coyle Outside
SUMMER 51594 9–4pm June 15–19 M–F
SUMMER 53477 9–4pm Aug 3–7 M–F
SUMMER 51613 9–4pm Aug 17–21 M–F
Advanced Wilderness Survival
Dive in-depth into critical survival skills using fun, challenging scenarios! Work on your own and in teams on challenges such as shelter, fire, tool use and more. No prerequisites. Ages 10–14.
$465 ($580 Outside City)
Rotary Shelter at Willamette Park
Instructor: Coyle Outside
SUMMER 51614 9–4pm July 20–24
Girls’ Wildcrafting
Learn skills such as fiber arts, fire building, basket weaving, natural dying, and much more! Build friendships and enjoy the simplicity of creating crafts outdoors. Ages 9–14.
$465 ($580 Outside City)
Rotary Shelter at Willamette Park
Instructor: Coyle Outside
SUMMER 51610 9–4pm Aug 10–14 M–F
Mountain Biking Camp
Students ride trails every day, learning to navigate trees, rocks, roots, and hills. Basic bike skills required. Bring a bike, helmet, food and water. Parents provide transportation.
$508 ($635 Outside City)
Townsend Shelter at Avery Park – Monday, Tuesday & Friday
Peavy Arboretum – Wednesday | Lewisburg Saddle – Thursday
Instructor: Coyle Outside
SUMMER 51616 Ages 8–11 9am–4pm June 29–July 3
SUMMER 51601 Ages 10–14 9am–4pm July 20–24
Bush Crafting
Build. Cool. Stuff. Camp is all about tool use, creativity and engineering. Each day brings a new outdoor-themed building project for participants to take home. Ages 9–14.
$469 ($586 Outside City)
Rotary Shelter at Willamette Park
Instructor: Coyle Outside
SUMMER 51600 9am–4pm July 13–17
Youth Camps
Fish, Forage, Fire!
Become a true outdoorsperson! Learn fishing (baiting, cleaning, cooking, gear, casting), food foraging (plant ID, safe harvesting), and archery (safety, practical use, form). Parents are responsible for transportation to EE Wilson and Willamette Park. Ages 8–13.
$512 ($640 Outside City)
EE Wilson and Willamette Rotary Shelter Instructor: Coyle Outside
SUMMER 51598 9–4pm July 6–10 M–F
SUMMER 51599 9–4pm July 27–31 M–F
Youth Outdoors & Exploration
Spring Foraging After School
Join us for weekly spring foraging forays at Willamette Park with a monthly field trip to local natural areas. Learn about edible, herbal and utility spring fungi, plants, and herbs. Ages 7–11.
$250 ($312 Outside City)
Rotary Shelter at Willamette Park with a monthly field trip
Instructor: Coyle Outside
SPRING 53476 3–5:30pm April 7–May 26 Tu
Cattail Kids
Unstructured nature play! Explore the themes of art, survival, awareness and adventure while learning about relationships and the natural world. Participants should be potty trained. Ages 2–5.
7 sessions (Spring M), $335 ($418 Outside City)
8 sessions (Spring W&F), $385 ($481 Outside City)
11 sessions (Summer M-F), $525 ($656 Outside City)
Rotary Shelter at Willamette Park Instructor: Coyle Outside
SPRING 53439 8:45-12:30pm April 6–May 18 M
SPRING 53438 8:45-12:30pm April 8–May 27 W
SPRING 53441 8:45-12:30pm April 10–May 29 F
SUMMER 53459 8:45am–12:30pm June 15–Aug 24 M
SUMMER 53461 8:45am–12:30pm June 16–Aug 25 Tu
SUMMER 53460 8:45am–12:30pm June 17–Aug 26 W
SUMMER 53462 8:45am–12:30pm June 18–Aug 27 Th
SUMMER 53458 8:45am–12:30pm June 19–28 F
WILD! Adventure Buddy & Me
Explore city parks with your young naturalist! Join a nature preschool educator for child-led adventures with play, curiosity, social/emotional growth, and scientific thinking. Ages 2–4.
$80 ($100 Outside City)
Various Parks in Corvallis (See online for park listing)
Instructor: Corvallis Environmental Center
SPRING 53466 10–11:30am April 21–May 19 Tu SPRING 53465 10–11:30am April 25–May 23 Sa
Food Finders After School–Archery & Fishing
Learn foundational skills of archery and fishing. Meet for archery or fishing practice, with plant ID and foraging incorporated. Ages 8–12.
$295 ($368 Outside City)
E.E. Wilson Wildlife Area Instructor: Coyle Outside SPRING 53469 3-5:30pm April 8–May 27 W
Youth Health & Fitness
Fencing I
Learn the basics of Italian-style sport fencing. Learn basic footwork, attack strategies and defensive postures and parries. Equipment available during class or bring your own. Ages 12+.
$275 ($344 Outside City)
Check registration page for location Instructor: Joseph Whaley
SPRING 51655 5:45–7:15pm June 22–Aug 12 M W
Open Fencing
Practice your fencing skills while fencing with others of different skill levels. Open to all fencers not enrolled in the Italian Fencing courses. Must have appropriate safety and fencing gear. Ages 12+.
$93 ($116 Outside City)
Check registration page for location Instructor: Joseph Whaley
SPRING 51656 5:45–7:15pm June 22-Aug 12 M W
Children’s Safety Clinic
Learn safety skills, including awareness, conflict avoidance and age-appropriate self-defense. Clinic includes discussion and hands-on practice with the instructor. Parents are invited to stay and participate if they like. Pre-registration required. Ages 5–11.
$5
Aurora Martial Arts Studio, 195 SE Crystal Lake Dr. Instructor: Lou Donadio
SUMMER 51706 9–10am May 30 Sa
Ki-Aikido
By cultivating good habits at an early age, this martial art gives children a foundation they can rely on for a lifetime of positive growth.
$40 ($50 Outside City)
Oregon Ki Society Corvallis Dojo, 535 NW 4th St.
Ages 5–8. Building a Foundation
Instructor: Christi McLaren
SPRING 51725 5:30–6:30pm April 7–28 Tu
SUMMER 51726 5:30–6:30pm July 7–28 Tu
Ages 9–15. Ki-Aikido for Youth
Instructor: Greg Felder
SPRING 51727 5–6pm April 8–29 W
SUMMER 51728 5–6pm July 8–29 W
Ages 16+. Introduction for Adults
Instructor: Bill Peterson and Kok Meng Lam
SPRING 51723 4:30–7pm April 6–27 M 6–8pm April 6–27 W
51724 4:30–7pm July 6–27 M 6–8pm July 6–27 W
Kenpo Karate
Kenpo Karate is a self-defense based martial arts system with a focus on fundamental skills and development of strong character.
$125 ($156 Outside City)
Aurora Martial Arts Studio, 195 SE Crystal Lake Dr Instructor: Lou Donadio
Classes are held Mondays through Thursdays. YOUR CLASS FEE COVERS TWO nights each week. You choose the nights. Ages 5–11.
SPRING
Ages 12–17.
Staying
Youth Sports & Leagues
Youth Lacrosse League–Future Cavs
Develop fundamental skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship while competing in the Willamette Valley, Portland, and Roseburg areas. Ideal for all skill levels, this fun, supportive program fosters growth and a love for the game. Local travel required.
$150 ($185 Outside City)
Crystal Lake Sports Complex
Instructor: Parks & Recreation Coaches
Practices will be Tuesdays and Thursdays and games are on the weekends starting April 4, 2026.
Grades 3–5
SPRING 51596 4:30–6:30pm Mar 31–May 21 Tu Th Sa Su
Grades 6–8
SPRING 51597 4:30–6:30pm Mar 31–May 21 Tu Th Sa Su
Youth Golf
This beginner/intermediate class covers putting, chipping, full swing, and on-course experience. Clubs and balls are provided. Ages 8–17.
$80 ($100 Outside City)
Trysting Tree Golf Course
Instructor: Bob Janes
SPRING 51646 9–10am June 15–18 M–Th
SUMMER 51647 9–10am July 6–9 M–Th
SUMMER 51648 9–10am July 20–23 M–Th SUMMER 51649 9–10am Aug 10–13 M–Th SUMMER 51650 9–10am Aug 17–20 M–Th
Slow Pitch Softball – Family Coed League
Experience the joy of summer softball with friends and family! All skill levels welcome, weekly games with umpires. The season concludes with exciting playoffs and the crowning of a league champion. Join the fun! Registration closes April 12, 2026. Team Registration Only. Ages 14+.
$560 Per Team
Albany area softball fields
SPR/SUM
My First Sports: T-Ball
Experienced coaches will teach young athletes the basics of baseball, including throwing, catching, batting, running, and agility. Parents attend this class with their child. Ages 3-5.
$40 ($50 Outside City)
Avery Park Baseball Field
Instructor: Parks & Recreation Coaches
SPRING 51588 8:30–9:15am April 18–May 9 Sa
SPRING 51589 9:30–10:15am April 18–May 9 Sa
SPRING 51590 10:30–11:15am April 18–May 9 Sa SPRING 51591 8:30–9:15am May 16–June 13 Sa SPRING 51592 9:30–10:15am May 16–June 13 Sa SPRING 51593 10:30–11:15am May 16–June 13 Sa No class May 23
My First Sports: Soccer
With an emphasis on fun, experienced coaches will teach your young athlete the basics of the game, including dribbling, passing, and shooting. Parents attend this class with their child. Ages 3-5.
$40 ($50 Outside City)
Avery Park
Instructor: Parks & Recreation Coaches
SPRING 51604 8:30–9:15am April 18–May 9 Sa SPRING 51605 9:30–10:15am April 18–May 9 Sa SPRING 51606 10:30–11:15am April 18–May 9 Sa SPRING 51607 8:30–9:15am May 16–June 13 Sa SPRING 51608 9:30–10:15am May 16–June 13 Sa SPRING 51609 10:30–11:15am May 16–June 13 Sa No class May 23
Adult Sports & Leagues
Slow-Pitch Softball League (Spring/Summer)
Experience the joy of softball on warm spring and summer evenings with friends! All skill levels welcome, weekly games with certified umpires. The season concludes with exciting playoffs and the crowning of league champions. Join the fun! Registration closes April 12, 2026. Team Registration Only Ages 18+.
Adult Men’s League
$700 Per Team – Corvallis area softball fields
SPR/SUM 51700 5:45–10pm May 11–Aug 20 M Tu W Th Game days are determined by majority team availability. Men’s 50+ League may be offered based on team interest.
Adult Women’s League
$700 Per Team – Corvallis area softball fields
SPR/SUM 51702 5:45–10pm May 11–Aug 20 M Tu W Th Game days are determined by majority team availability.
Adult Coed League – Corvallis
$700 Per Team – Corvallis area softball fields
SPR/SUM 51699 3–10pm May 10–Aug 23 Su
Adult Coed League – Albany
$700 Per Team – Albany area softball fields
SPR/SUM 53436 3–10pm May 10–Aug 23 Su
Adult Men’s Doubleheader League
$1075 Per Team – Albany area softball fields
Slow-Pitch Softball League (Fall)
Play in this fun and relaxing early fall softball program with friends. Umpires provided but no standings will be kept. Registration from July 13 - August 16, 2026. Team Registration Only. Game days are determined by majority team availability. Ages 18+.
$275 Per Team, Corvallis/Albany area softball fields
Adult Men’s League
FALL 52551 6–10pm Aug 31–Sept 24
Adult Coed League
Adult Men’s Doubleheader League
$350 Per Team FALL 52550 6–10pm Sept 2–24 W Th
Softball – Free Agent
Don’t have a team? Register to be a free agent in hopes that a team will have a spot for you. Ages 18+.
Sign up at teamsideline.com/sites/Corvallis/home.
3,000 engaged players and spectators in Corvallis and Albany!
SPR/SUM 51701 6–10pm May 13–Aug 20 W Th
Slow Pitch Softball – Family Coed League
Experience the joy of summer softball with friends and family! All skill levels welcome, weekly games with umpires. The season concludes with exciting playoffs and the crowning of a league champion. Join the fun! Registration closes April 12, 2026. Team Registration Only. Ages 14+.
$560 Per Team
Albany area softball fields
SPR/SUM 51703 6-10pm May 11–Aug 4 M Tu
Contact Sarah Nordby sarah.nordby@corvallisoregon.gov 541-766-6561
Volleyball – Spring Coed League
Play in a fun and relaxed environment! This recreational league Team registration closes March 20, 2026. Players must be out of high school. Ages 18+.
SPRING 51565 6:45–9:45pm Mar 31–May 7 Tu W Th
Volleyball – Summer Sand
Enjoy volleyball fun with the feel of the beach under your feet. Games are 6v6 and self-officiated. Team registration only. Ages 18+.
$175 Per Team, Chintimini Park - Sand Volleyball Courts SUMMER 51677 6–9pm June 3–Aug 5 W
Volleyball – Free Agent
Don’t have a team? Register to be a free agent in hopes that a team will have a spot for you. Sign up for the league and skill level of your choice at teamsideline.com/sites/Corvallis/home Ages 18+.
Introduction to Pickleball
Pickleball combines aspects of tennis, ping pong, and other racket sports to create a new, fun and physical sport. Learn as you play! Equipment provided or bring your own. Ages 16+.
$60 ($75 Outside City) Ringler Pickleball Court Complex
Instructor: Dillon Kell
SUMMER 52359 9–10am June 9–30 Tu
SUMMER 52361 5:30–6:30pm June 10–July 1 W
SUMMER 52368 9–10am July 7–28 Tu
SUMMER 52372 5:30–6:30pm July 8–29 W
SUMMER 52370 9–10am Aug 4–25 Tu
SUMMER 52375 5:30–6:30pm Aug 5–26 W
Pickleball – Intermediate
This class is designed for players who know the basics and are ready to improve consistency, strategy, and court positioning. Participants will focus on shot selection, dinking, serves, and game play through drills and guided match play. Ages 16+.
$80 ($100 Outside City)
Check registration page for location
Instructor: Dillon Kell
SUMMER 52418 8:30–10am July 12–Aug 16 Su
SUMMER 52431 5:30–7pm July 13–Aug 17 M
SUMMER 52424 8:30–10am Aug 23–Sept 27 Su
SUMMER 52434 5:30–7pm Aug 24–Sept 28 M
Ping Pong
Corvallis Community Center offers open, social, and Parkinson’s Ping Pong opportunities throughout the week.(See page 51 for more information and schedule). Ages 18+.
Beginning Golf
Learn the fundamentals and strategies for set up, a solid full swing, strong chipping, and accurate putting. Ages 18+.
$100 ($125 Outside City) Clubs and balls provided.
Trysting Tree Golf Course
Instructor: Bob Janes
SPRING 51631 5:15–6pm April 1–29 W
SPRING 51632 5:15–6pm May 13–Jun 10 W
SUMMER 51633 5:15–6pm Jun 17–July 15 W
SUMMER 51634 5:15–6pm July 22–Aug 19 W
Tennis – Adult (Spring)
Learn the basics, improve your current skills, or take part in a more strategy-based class. Bring a racquet and water. Ages 18+.
$120 ($150 Outside city)
Timberhill Tennis Club
Instructor: Timberhill Tennis Club Staff
Beginner
51743 6:45–7:45pm May 5–June 9
51742 10:30–11:30am May 2–June 13
No class June 6
Intermediate SPRING 51745 7:45–8:45pm May 5–June 9
51744 9:30–10:30am May 3–June 14
class June 7
Advanced
51746 8:30–9:30am May 2–June 13
No class June 6
Tennis – Adult (Summer)
Learn the basics or improve your current skills. Bring racquet and water. Players are divided by skill level at the courts each evening. Ages 18+.
$120 ($150 Outside City)
Corvallis High School Tennis Courts
Instructor: Timberhill Tennis Club Staff
Beginner
51747 6–7pm June 23–July 16
51748 6–7pm July 21–Aug 13
Intermediate
51750 6–7pm June 23–July 16
51749 6–7pm July 21–Aug 13
Ultimate Frisbee Coed League – Spring
This fast-paced field sport combines elements of soccer, football and basketball with the dynamics of Frisbee flight. All experience levels are welcome. Balanced teams are formed by way of a draft. Ages 14+.
$35 ($44 Outside City)
Crystal Lake Sports Complex Fields SPRING 51678 6–8pm April 8–June 3 W
Ultimate Frisbee Coed League –
Summer Social
This fast-paced field sport combines elements of soccer, football and basketball with the dynamics of Frisbee flight. This is a noncontact, self-officiated team play. Social league is a bring your own team format. Each individual player must register. Ages 14+.
$25 ($31 Outside City) Individuals can sign a “free agent” list during registration to be placed on a team.
Crystal Lake Sports Complex Fields
SPRING 51680 6–8pm June 18–Sept 10 Th
Ultimate Frisbee Coed League –Summer Competitive
This fast-paced field sport combines elements of soccer, football and basketball with the dynamics of Frisbee flight. This is a noncontact, self-officiated team play. Summer Competitive league is a draft format. Each individual player must register. Ages 14+
$35 ($44 Outside City)
Crystal Lake Sports Complex
SPRING 51679 6–8pm June 16–Sept 8 Tu
Adult Health & Fitness
Beginning Tai Chi
Yang Style Tai Chi Ch’uan is a soft martial art based on the principles of breathing, rhythmic movement, and balance. Learn Yang-style short form. This class is suitable for both beginners and continuing students. Ages 14+.
$115 ($138 Outside City) Fee is for non-members / FREE for members Included with Rec Fit & Wellness Benefit Memberships. Registration required.
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Bob Kipper
SPRING 52784 9–10:15am Apr 7–Jun 11 Tu Th
SUMMER 52787 9–10:15am July 7–Sept 10 Tu Th
Tai Chi Saturdays
Tai Chi Ch’uan can improve strength, balance, and coordination. This course incorporates several Tai Chi and Chi Kung forms and is for all practitioners. Ages 14+.
$20 ($24 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Todd Bilby
SPRING 51672 8:30–10:15am April 4–June 27 Sa No class April 11, May 9, and August 15
SUMMER 51673 8:30–10:15am July 11–Sept 26 Sa
Adaptive Tai Chi & Movement
Details in Adaptive & Inclusive Recreation on Page 46
Women’s Mountain Bike Clinic
For beginner and novice riders with access to a good bike. Learn basic gear and mechanics and assess skills on morning one. Bring bike, helmet, etc. Basic bike skills required. Ages 16+.
$125 ($156 Outside City)
Chepenafa Springs Park & various other locations
Instructor: Coyle Outside SPRING 51625 9am–2pm April 25 & 26 Sa Su
Corvallis Hiking Trail Discovery
Come explore Corvallis trails and meet new people. Hike 3-4 miles each week on different trails while learning about navigation, safety, and natural history of the area. Ages 14+.
$42 ($53 Outside City)
Various local trailheads
Instructor: Mac Dunn Run Club
SUMMER 53468 9–11am April 4, 11, 18, 25 Sa
Trail Running for New Runners
Learn basic running nutrition, hydration and gear selection for trail running in natural areas. By the end of class, you’ll be able to complete a 2-3 mile trail run. Ages 15+.
$90 ($113 Outside City)
Various Trailheads, Trail Syllabus Provided
Instructor: Robert Swan
SUMMER 53467 9am–11:30am April 18–June 13 Sa
Fit & Strong
This class uses flexibility, light strength training, aerobic walking and fitness/health education to promote health and fitness. Endorsed by the CDC and the NCOA and ideal for new exercisers. Ages 18+.
FREE! Registration Required /Due to grant funding guidance, we request students do not enroll more than once for this course / Funded with a grant from OCWCOG Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Sabina Monn
SPRING 51661 3–4:30pm Mar
51662
No class September 7
Walking Well with Poles
Learn to use poles to reduce joint pressure, enhance uprightness and flexibility. For people with balance or walking challenges and for fitness walkers. Loaner poles available. Ages 18+.
$48 ($58 Outside City)
Location TBA
Instructor: Marg Bartosek
SPRING 51674 1:30–3 pm May 20, 22 & 27 W F
Rain Make-up Day May 29 for Walking Well With Poles
Walking Well with Poles II - Refresher
Only for students in previous Walking Well with Poles class with Marg seeking to update their skills. A brief review followed by walking session with personalized feedback. Ages 18+.
$16 ($19 Outside City)
Walnut Community Room
Instructor: Marg Bartosek
SPRING 52847 1:30–3pm June 1 M
Rain Make-up Day June 5 for Walking Well With Poles II - Refresher
Active Strides
Join us for 1-3 miles walks. We will explore different locations in town and learn a bit about the greater Corvallis area, all while getting exercise. Individuals of all walking abilities are welcome and encouraged to join. Please register in advance. Ages 18+.
$15 ($18 Outside City) Included with Rec Fit/Wellness Membership
Various Locations around Corvallis
Instructor: Sally Robertson & Nell Kolodziej
SPRING 52769 9–10 am April 9–June 11 Th
Walk with Ease
Designed by the Arthritis Foundation to build cardio, flexibility, and strength while working toward 30-minute walks without lasting pain. We start slow, require standing for 10 minutes, and progress at your own pace. Ages 18+.
FREE! Registration Required / Priority given to people attending for the first time if class fills / Funded with a grant from OCWCOG
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Becca Meskimen
SPR/SUM 51660 12–1pm May 11–July 13 M W
No class May 25
FALL 52772 12–1pm Aug 24–Oct 26 M W
Women’s Self Defense Clinic
This personal safety course covers awareness, avoidance, safety techniques, and basic self-defense. Ages 14+.
$50 ($63 Outside City)
Aurora Martial Arts Studio, 195 SE Crystal Lake Dr.
Instructor: Lou Donadio and Jamie Hammons
SPRING 51722 10:30am–1pm May 30 Sa
Fencing I
Learn basic Italian-style sport fencing footwork, attack strategies, and defensive postures and parries. Equipment provided during class or bring your own. Ages 12+.
$275 ($344 Outside City)
Check registration page for location
Instructor: Joseph Whaley
SPRING 51655 5:45–7:15pm June 22–Aug 12 M W
Open Fencing
Practice fencing skills while fencing with others of different skill levels. Must have appropriate safety and fencing gear. Ages 12+.
$93 ($116 Outside City)
Check registration page for location
Instructor: Joseph Whaley
SPRING 51656 5:45–7:15pm June 22–Aug 12 M W
Ki-Aikido - Introduction for Adults
Step-by-step instruction leads students through powerful and fun martial art practice, including throwing and falling safely. Mind and body are trained as one. In this way, we manifest our own innate power (Ki) and and learn to lead others, rather than trying to control or throw them. The senior instructor has 40-plus years of teaching experience and holds a 6th Dan in Ki Aikido. Ages 16+.
$40 ($50 Outside City)
Oregon Ki Society Corvallis Dojo, 535 NW 4th St.
Instructor: Bill Peterson and Kok Meng Lam
SPRING 51723 4:30–7pm April 6–27 M 6–8pm April 6–27 W
51724 4:30–7pm July 6–27 M 6–8pm July 6–27 W
Kenpo Karate
Kenpo Karate is a self-defense based martial arts system with a focus on fundamental skills and development of strong character. Ages 18+.
$125 ($156 Outside City)
Aurora Martial Arts Studio, 195 SE Crystal Lake Dr Instructor: Lou Donadio
Classes are held Mondays through Thursdays. You choose the nights. YOUR CLASS FEE COVERS TWO nights each week. SPRING 51718 6:45–7:45pm April 6–May 14
Adult Group Exercise
Use your membership or pay drop-in to attend. Call 541-766-6959 to drop-in for virtual classes. corvallisoregon.gov/c3/group-exercise
In Person: All participants are attending in person
Virtual: All participants are online via Zoom
Hybrid: Some participants choose to attend in-person, other participants choose to attend online via Zoom
541-766-6959 or go to corvallisoregon.gov/parksrec/rec-fit-membership to learn more!
Rhythm & Flow Dance Hybrid
Experience joyful rhythm and flow with diverse dance and meditative movements. Energizing yet relaxing, adaptable to all fitness levels! Ages 14+.
Corvallis Community Center & Online via Zoom Instructor: Leela Devi
ONGOING 11am–12pm M W
Fitness Foundations In-Person
An entry-level group exercise class with a focus on gentle strength training, flexibility, and aerobic walking. Ideal for those concerned about beginning a fitness class or with limited mobility. Ages 14+.
Corvallis Community Center Instructor: Sabina Monn
ONGOING 3–3:50pm Tu Th
Strength & Stretch In-Person
Focus on your body awareness, alignment, and flexibility as you build lean muscle. Get fit with multi-joint movements, bands, and weights. Ages 14+.
Corvallis Community Center Instructor: Alex Ness
ONGOING 10–10:50am M W F
Cardio Strong In-Person
Combining cardio, intervals, and strength training to boost heart health, burn fat, and build muscle. Suitable for all levels. Ages 14+.
Corvallis Community Center Instructor: Gerda Godly
ONGOING 11–11:50am Tu Th
Fit & Strong In-Person
Included in your membership; go to page 36 to learn more.
Age Reversing Essentrics Hybrid
Essentrics is a full body workout! Create lean, strong muscles while developing better balance, agility and energy. Get ready to feel fit and free, prevent injury, and even relieve body pain! Ages 18+.
Corvallis Community Center & Online Via Zoom
Certified Level 4 Essentrics Instructor: Robin Becker
ONGOING 9–9:45am Sa
ONGOING 1–1:45pm Tu Th
Guided Meditations & Mindfulness In-Person
Mindfulness meditation uses different points of focus to anchor on, which can be used in your everyday life. Ages 14+.
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Susanna Cohen
ONGOING 5:30–6:20pm W
Pilates Virtual
Learn to use your body weight and various moves to challenge yourself safely and progressively, building strength and flexibility with discipline and proper alignment. No experience needed. Ages 14+.
Online via Zoom
Instructor: Diana Blau
ONGOING 10–10:50am M W
Yoga-Pilates Fusion
Virtual
This fusion class focuses on restoring your body through yoga postures, balance, and core strength. Good for all levels. Ages 14+.
Online Via Zoom
Instructor: Diana Blau
ONGOING 11–11:50am Tu Th
Gentle Yoga In-Person
Safe, supportive atmosphere for all. Longer poses for tension release and flexibility. Focus on restoring balance to body, mind, and spirit with breathwork, poses, and relaxation. Ages 14+.
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Elizabeth Who
Starts April 6 5:30–6:20pm M W
No Class April 15, May 25, June 3, July 15, September 7
Instructor: TBD Ongoing 5:30–6:20pm Tu Th
Yoga Virtual/Hybrid
Keep your body strong and flexible, improve circulation and help correct balance and posture. Deep breathing exercises increase lung capacity and release tension and fatigue. Ages 14+.
Online Via Zoom
Instructor: Diana Blau
ONGOING 9–9:50am Virtual M W F
Corvallis Community Center & Online via Zoom
Instructor: Khrystal Condon
ONGOING 12–12:50pm Virtual M W F
ONGOING 12–12:50pm Hybrid Tu Th
Yoga for All
Bodies
Details in Adaptive & Inclusive Recreation on Page 46
Zumba® Hybrid
A workout that feels like a party! Classes use dance moves to get your heart pumping and your body moving. Ages 14+.
Corvallis Community Center & Online via Zoom
Instructor: Sabina Monn
ONGOING 6:30–7:20pm M W
Instructor: Jenny Urbina
ONGOING 10:30–11:20am Sa No class August 15
Zumba® Gold Hybrid
A lower intensity dance fitness class that will still give you a great workout! Great for beginners and seniors. Ages 14+.
Corvallis Community Center & Online via Zoom
Instructor: Sabina Monn
ONGOING 5:30–6:20pm M W
Zumba® Gold Chair Hybrid
Specifically designed for people with limited mobility, balance issues, and/or anyone who wants a fun, energetic seated workout to upbeat Latin music. Ages 14+.
Corvallis Community Center & Online via Zoom
Instructor: Sabina Monn
ONGOING 2–2:50pm M W
Awareness Through Movement® Virtual and In-Person
Move younger with the ingenious guided movement explorations of the Feldenkrais Method®. Attention to precise movements improves coordination, flexibility, posture, and balance, lessens pain and stiffness, and promotes greater enjoyment of daily activities. For all ability levels. Bring blanket or mat for floor work. Recordings provided. Ages 18+. Included in Rec-Fit and Wellness Benefit Memberships or $85 ($102 Outside City) per course Corvallis Community Center & Online via Zoom Instructor: Marg Bartosek
Stand Strong, Walk Tall
Maximize the use and support of your hip joints to walk with confidence and stability. Improve both flexibility and the coordination of your ankles and knees to move with greater ease and grace.
In-Person 53356 1–2pm Mar 31–June 2 Tu No class May 19
Virtual 53357 10:30–11:30am Mar 31–June 2
No class May 19
Group Exercise Class Schedule
bring your own equipment such as mats, water bottles or towels to classes that require them. Classes may be subject to cancellation or change.
Follows a set curriculum. Registration is required.
Amazing Arms, Flexible Shoulders
Reduce unnecessary tension in your neck and shoulders. Restore coordination between your arms, shoulder girdle, ribs and spine for efficient action and improved upright posture.
In-Person 53358 1–2pm June 30–Sept 1 Tu No class July 21 & August 11 Virtual 53359 10:30–11:30am June 30–Sept 1
group exercises classes at C3 can be attended with a Rec Fit Membership or drop-in. For more details call
Adult Recreation
Arts & Crafts
Still Life Gouache Painting
Get into gouache with this 5-week class on still lifes! This class covers basics about using water-soluble gouache for vibrant and richly textured paintings. Each week features different still life arrangement, tools, and techniques. Students provide their own art supplies; materials list provided at registration. All learners and levels welcome! Ages 18+.
$89 ($107 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Jen Hernandez
SPRING 53397 10–11:20am May 27–June 24 W
DIY Neighborhood Zine
Learn hand-lettering, quick-sketch techniques, and paper folding to craft a one-of-a-kind mini-zine field guide that’s uniquely yours and celebrates the natural world found in your own neighborhood. No experience needed, just curiosity. Ages 16+.
$40 ($48 Outside City)
Tunison Community Room
Instructor: Rebecka Weinsteiger
SUMMER 53361 3–4:30PM July 12 & 19 Su
Mend It with Patchwork! Workshop
A great way to refresh and personalize your wardrobe is to refashion items you already have. Learn how to use hand-sewn patchwork and fabric collages to upgrade what’s in your closet, cover a stain or logo, or just add something fun to your clothes. Supplies provided. Ages 12+.
$30 ($36 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Brittany Hanson
SPRING 53399 10am–1pm April 25 Sa
Intro to Mending Workshop
Learn how to repair and breathe new life into clothing using handsewing techniques (no prior experience required). Get a better understanding of fabric types, mending approaches, and the tools needed to create durable and beautiful repairs. Includes a total of 5 hours of instruction and practice. This single-day session includes a 1-hour lunch break. Ages 14+.
$55 ($66 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Brittany Hanson
SUMMER 53398 10am–4pm July 11 Sa
Outdoor Lavender Wand Weaving
Enjoy creating your own lavender wands for the beauty, décor, and fresh scent. Ages 12+.
$31 ($38 Outside City) All materials are provided. Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Brynn Carter
SUMMER 53400 1–3pm July 22 W
Dance & Music
Ballroom Dances
Practice what you learned in dance class! These quarterly dances offer you the opportunity to practice your new skills with other dance community members. Expect a mix of ballroom dances with an emphasis on a specific dance style featured in a recent C3 course. No partner needed Ages 14+.
FREE! Sponsored by the Monad Dance Club
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Monad Dance Group
Tango
SPRING FREE! 6:30–8pm June 1 M
Night Club Two-Step & Salsa/Bachata
SUMMER FREE! 6:30–8pm Aug 19 W
Ballroom Dance Workshops
The Monad Dance Club, in Corvallis since 1921, is hosting monthly 90-minute workshops. Come spend a fun and friendly afternoon every 2nd Wednesday at this dance lesson and practice session. Any levels welcome. No partner needed. Ages 18+.
FREE!
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Monad Dance Group
SPR/SUM 2nd Wednesdays 1–2:30pm April 8, May 13, June 10, July 8, Aug 12, Sept 9
Tango for
Couples
Ignite the dance floor with your favorite person! In this class you will improve connection, technique, and musicality with 1 hour of instruction and 30 minutes of Práctica for integration and improvisation. Beginners welcomed! Ages 18+.
$84 ($101 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Isabel Juárez López
SPRING 53470 6–7:30pm April 7–June 9 Tu
No class May 5
Beginning Country Two Step Dance
Get your boots on and learn the basics of Country Two Step with us! This class welcomes beginners. Ages 14+.
$84 ($101 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Lila Reid
SPRING 53401 6–7:30pm April 1–May 27 W
No class April 15
Night Club Two Step
Nightclub Two Step is a dynamic, fluid dance style designed for slower ballad-type music. The style is danced at country western dance events as well as ballroom dance events, and is a popular choice for wedding couples. Ages 14+.
$84 ($101 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Lila Reid
SUMMER 53407 6–7:30pm July 1–Aug 19 W
American Smooth Tango
A progressive ballroom dance style characterized by smooth movements, sharp accents, and dramatic music. Ages 14+.
$84 ($101 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Lila Reid
SUMMER 53403 6–7:30pm Mar 30–May 18 M
Beginning Salsa & Bachata
Stay active by learning these exciting global dances with your partner! Take the lead or learn to follow through a series of spins and turn patterns to music. This course will cover linear and circular styles. No prior experience needed. Ages 14+.
$84 ($101 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Lila Reid
SUMMER 53405 6–7:30pm June 29–Aug 17 M
Tapfoolery Workshops
Learn the Shim Sham, the dance all tap dancers know. Learn the basic steps before we set it all to music. NO experience in tap or any other form of dance required! Ages 12+.
FREE! Majestic Theatre Studio
Instructor: AliceAnn Eberman
SPRING 52154 10am–12pm Mar 28 Sa
SUMMER 52155 10am–12pm June 6 Sa
World Rhythms Hand Drum Class–Beginner
Build a solid rhythm foundation while playing West African-style rhythms (Fanga, Shiko, and Calypso) on the djembe and small hand percussion. Instruments provided or bring your own. All skill levels. Ages 18+.
$54 ($68 Outside City) 3 Week Session
$72 ($90 Outside City) 4 Week Session
Corvallis Community Center, Willow Room
Instructor: Michelle Lovrich, Founder of Drum Circle Connection
SPRING 51737 5–6pm April 6, 13, 20, 27 M
SPRING 51739 5–6pm May 4, 11, 18 M
World Rhythms Hand Drum Class–Intermediate
For those who are looking to expand beyond the basics and have gotten comfortable with the rhythms taught in the beginning class. Instruments provided or bring your own. All skill levels. Ages 18+.
$54 ($68 Outside City) 3 Week Session
$72 ($90 Outside City) 4 Week Session
Corvallis Community Center, Willow Room
Instructor: Michelle Lovrich, Founder of Drum Circle Connection
SPRING 51740 6:15–7:15pm April 6, 13, 20, 27 M
SPRING 51741 6:15–7:15pm May 4, 11, 18 M
Lifelong Learning
Conversational Mandarin
Learn and practice the basics Mandarin, focusing on pronunciation and daily communication. Beginners welcome! Classes will have 60 minutes of lecture followed by 20 minutes of optional practice time. Ages 14+.
$15 ($18 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Grace Wang
SPRING 53471 6–7:20pm April 7–June 16 Tu Class meets every other Tuesday
Beginning Spanish
Start speaking in Spanish or refresh your knowledge of it! Students will learn basic everyday conversation to travel more safely, or to communicate in Spanish wherever you are. Ages 14+.
$129 ($155 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Teresita Parson
SPRING 53472 6–7pm April 6–June 1 M No class May 25
SUMMER 53473 6–7pm July 6–Aug 24 M
Amateur Astronomy – Infinity and Beyond
Want to know how the universe works, what a light year is, how a planet orbits a star and how much space is really out there? Ages 12+.
$15 ($18 Outside City)
Walnut Community Room
Instructor: Mike Kristosik
SPRING 51659 7–9pm May 15 F
Amateur Astronomy – Tools of the Trade
How does a telescope work? What about binoculars? Explore accessories that will enhance your night sky viewing experience. Ages 12+.
$15 ($18 Outside City)
Walnut Community Room
Instructor: Mike Kristosik
SPRING 51576 7–9pm July 17 F
What’s Up In Our Night Sky?
When you look up into the starry night sky what do you see? Stars, planets, meteors, oh my! What you see changes throughout the year. Come explore the space that is right above us. Ages 12+.
$15 ($18 Outside City)
Walnut Community Room
Instructor: Mike Kristosik
SPRING 51366 7–9pm Mar 20 F FALL 51575 7–9 pm Sept 18 F
Star Wars RPG One Shot
Ready yourself to blast out of the clutches of Teemo the Hutt. Perfect for beginners! Once you are hooked, consider joining an upcoming 8-Week Campaign. Pre-generated characters are provided by the Game Master. Ages 14+.
$15 ($18 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center Instructor: Beau Bogart
Star Wars: Edge of the Empire SUMMER 51685 6–8pm Aug 17 M
D&D 8 Week Campaign
Investigate your friend’s disappearance in the Lost Mine of Phandelver. Lose yourself in the bitter criminal underworld of Waterdeep. Navigate wandering isles as you flee dangers of the deep. Your next D&D adventure awaits you at C3. Ages 14+.
$72 ($87 Outside City) | Corvallis Community Center
Instructor: Beau King & Beau Bogart
Wandering Isles
SPRING 51682 6–8pm April 16–Jun 4 Th
Lost Mine of Phandelver
SPRING 51681 6–8pm June 25–Aug 13 Th
Wandering Isles
SUMMER 51683 6–8pm July 9–Aug 27 Th
Waterdeep: Dragon Heist
SUMMER 51684 6–8pm Aug 27–Oct 15 Th
Engage Corvallis: Sidewalk Secrets
A seven-week exploration of Corvallis, revealing forgotten histories, civic flashpoints, unlikely changemakers, and local legends that shaped our town through a combination of discussions, presentations, and walking tours around downtown. Ages 18+.
$98 ($123 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room / Downtown Corvallis
Instructor: Jema Patterson, Nathan Ghiorso
SPRING 51644 6–8pm April 21–June 2 Tu
The Writers’ Ready Room Online
Calling all writers! Improve your skills with Lill’s supportive, conversational method of feedback. Ages 16+.
PLEASE contact Lill before class starts at cclill@comcast.net.
$140 ($175 Outside City) | Online Zoom
Instructor: C. Lill Ahrens
SPRING 52156 5:30–9pm April 7–June 2 Tu
SUMMER 52157 5:30–9pm July 7–Sept 1 Tu
Outdoor
Fundamental Wilderness Skills Intro
A shallow dive into the fundamental skills that elevate the competence and confidence of the casual outdoor lover toward more and more adventurous endeavors and trips. Ages 16+.
$50 ($63 Outside City)
Coyle Outside
Instructor: Coyle Outside
SPRING 51623 9am–1pm April 5 Su
Wilderness Skills Weekend
Learn 5 fundamentals of outdoor skills to build confidence for backpacking, car camping, teaching kids and survival. Travelling students can camp at the class property overnight. Ages 16+.
$125 ($156 Outside City)
Coyle Outside
Instructor: Coyle Outside
SPRING 51624 9am–3pm May 2–3 Sa Su
2nd Sunday Plant Walks
Explore different parks! Discover botanical, medicinal, historical and edible traits of various plants. Longest hike is 2 miles. Ages 16+.
$8 ($10 Outside City)
Instructor: Erika DeMonner
SUMMER 51669 9–11am April 12 Crystal Lake Su
SUMMER 51668 9–11am May 3 MLK, Jr. Park Su
SUMMER 51667 9–11am June 7 Frazier Wetlands Su
Theatre
Acting Basics for Community Theatre
Potential actors learn skills so that they feel ready and excited to audition. The class will focus on practical techniques to get up to speed for a debut on the Majestic Theatre’s stages. Ages 16+.
$59 ($74 Outside City)
Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room
Instructor: Laura Blackwell
SPRING 51963 5–6:30pm April 12–May 10 Su
SUMMER 51964 4:30–6pm June 28–July 26 Su
Adaptive & Inclusive Recreation
These classes are designed for adults experiencing disabilities. Registration is required and the programs listed below will be located at Corvallis Community Center.
Adaptive Tai Chi & Movement
An adaptive version of this ancient balance and strength practice, featuring full-body movement with music and equipment like noodles, hand weights, and elastic bands. Ages 18+.
FREE! Funded by a grant from OCWCOG
Instructor: Julie Hardenburger, Certified Tai Chi Instructor
SPRING 51663 9:30–10:30am April 9–June 11 Th
Yoga for all Bodies
Discover adaptive yoga: accessible for everyone, enhancing flexibility, strength, and inner peace. Designed for all bodies and levels of ability with adaptations available if needed. Ages 18+.
$10 ($12 Outside City)
Instructor: Rachel Stalter
SPRING 51665 4–5pm April 8–May 27 W
Island Breeze Summer Dance
Join C3 and the Arc of Benton County for an island getaway! Designed for adults experiencing disabilities. Sponsored by the Sunrisers Kiwanis Club. Ages 18+.
$5 (Pay at the door)
SUMMER 51664 7–9pm July 24 F
FREE Classes
The classes below are FREE, but registration is required. Classes will be located at Corvallis Community Center.
Young Adult Game Night
Play games and make new friends! Join our gaming group for young adults in a fun, casual setting. Supported by Benton County Health Department. Ages 18+.
ONGOING 6–8pm Starts April 10 Every 2nd Friday
C3 Writers Workshop
Come share your writing and get reactions from your fellow participants. All forms welcome: poetry, short story, novel, memoir, fact or fiction, article, letters and more. Ages 18+.
SPR/SUM 50307 10am–12pm April 3–Aug 28 F
Fit & Strong
Details in Adult Health & Fitness on Page 36
Walk with Ease
Details in Adult Health & Fitness on Page 36
Ballroom Dances
Details in Dance & Music on Page 43
TAC Makes
Details in The Arts Center Section on Page 58
Trashy Thursday
Willamette River Cleanups
Float the river and help clean trash from our urban waters. Reserve a seat in our raft (no paddling experience required) or bring your own boat – be prepared to get dirty and give back to our natural environment! To register, visit willametteriverkeeper.org/event-list.
FREE!
9:00am - 12:30pm Mar 19, Apr 16, May 21, Jun 18, Jul 16, Aug 20, Sep 17
Crystal Lake Boat Ramp (100 SE Fischer Lane) Leader: Luke Stuntz, Willamette Riverkeeper
Trips & Tours
We are always adding Trips & Tours! To see the latest go online to www.corvallisoregon.gov/c3/trips-tours
Registration Required.
Evergreen Aviation Musuem and Maysara Winery
Enjoy decades of aerospace innovation and history (with over 150 aircraft, spacecraft, and exhibits). Order a lunch at the aviator café or pack your own. Wrap up the trip with a wine tasting at Maysara Winery. Trip includes museum admission and a wine tasting. Ages 21+.
$89 ($107 Outside City)
Meet at Corvallis Community Center
SPRING 53372 9:30am–4:30pm April 16 Th
Mama Mia! at the Hult
Come enjoy Mamma Mia: a classic musical, running for over 25 years. A tale of love and friendship as a daughter looks to discover her biological father while meeting the three possibilities on the eve of her own wedding. Ages 18+.
$120 ($144 Outside City)
Meet at Corvallis Community Center
SPRING 53374 6–11:30pm May 7 Th
Mary’s Peak & Gathering Together Farms
Enjoy the splendor at the top of Mary’s Peak. Go on a short hike or relax on your own while you take in the view. We will stop at Gathering Together Farm on the way home where you can treat yourself to a delicious lunch. Ages 18+.
$28 ($34 Outside City)
Meet at Corvallis Community Center
SPRING 53492 9am–3pm May 21 Th
Cascade Raptor Center & Museum
Check out Oregon’s only raptor center, with over 30 resident birds of prey, each with their own quirky personality. We’ll finish up by exploring Oregon fossils and artifacts at the Museum of Natural & Cultural History. Admission to the Raptor Center and Museum is included. Lunch may be purchased at Willamette Square between destinations. Ages 18+.
$47 ($56 Outside City)
Meet at Corvallis Community Center
SUMMER 53381 9am–4pm June 13 Sa
High Desert Museum
Scenic views and engaging museum exhibits make this epic trip worth the drive! Enjoy hands-on activities and intense visuals, living history, and animal encounters. Museum admission included. Pack a lunch or purchase a delicious meal at the Rimrock Cafe. Ages 18+.
$74 ($89 Outside City)
Meet at Corvallis Community Center
SUMMER 53428 8am–8pm June 27 Sa
Coburg Antiques & Music in the Park
Explore Downtown Coburg and its many shops and restaurants. The delightful Coburg Market begins at 5pm with plenty of time to shop before we settle in for a twilight concert in Pavilion Park. Bring a blanket or small folding chair for seating. Ages 18+.
$34 ($41 Outside City)
Meet at Corvallis Community Center
SUMMER 53433 2–11pm July 15 W
Oregon Donkey Sanctuary
What could be better than a donkey who wants scritches? At Oregon Donkey Sanctuary Northwest, we will learn about donkeys and their history, then visit their paddock for brushing and scratches while our hosts answer all your questions. Lunch at The Highland Stillhouse Pub will follow. Ages 18+.
$38 ($46 Outside City)
Meet at Corvallis Community Center
SUMMER 53426 9:30am–4:30pm Aug 1 Sa
Swan Island Dahlias
Get ready for a breathtaking display of dahlias. Swan Island Dahlias grows over 375 varieties including a rainbow of colors and full array of bloom styles. Enjoy live music, purchase fresh cut flowers, or visit The Mercantile gift shop to find a unique gift. Price includes admission. Food may be purchased from an array of food carts and vendors on site. Ages 18+.
$35 ($42 Outside City)
Meet at Corvallis Community Center
SUMMER 53377 10am–4pm Sep 12 Sa
Cascade Head Hike
This stunning hike takes you through forest and meadowland, full of native wildlife and flowers. As you near the top, a cool breeze makes the tall grass dance around you while ocean inlets, and surrounding pastures come into view. Pack a lunch to enjoy at the top before we descend. Ages 18+.
$35 ($42 Outside City)
Meet at Corvallis Community Center
SUMMER 53427 8am–4pm Sept 25 F
Register through Dial-a-Bus
Pick-up at Corvallis Community Center www.dialabus.org/symphony
Discover Christmas Markets of Montreal and Quebec City
Winter cityscapes await on a sojourn through these dazzling French-Canadian cities. Arriving in Montreal, discover a blend of all things old and new. Throughout this festive adventure, you’ll get to experience the wonderful Christmas markets in both cities, which run Thursday to Sunday throughout the holiday season. This trip is 7 days and includes 9 meals. Request more information by calling the Corvallis Community Center at 541-766-6959. Ages 18+.
Double $3,299 per person; Single $3,999 per person
Deposit of $698 per person is due at the time of registration. Final payment is due September 4, 2026
WINTER Thursday, December 3 to Wednesday, December 9, 2026
Cultural Treasures of Japan
Ancient traditions, futuristic innovation, and stunning natural beauty. Get ready for the ultimate journey to Japan. This trip is 14 days and includes 18 meals. Request more information by calling the Corvallis Community Center at 541-766-6959. Ages 18+.
Double $6,999 per person; Single $7,999 per person; Triple rate available. Deposit of $698 per person is due at the time of registration. Final payment is due October 26, 2026
WINTER Sunday, January 24 to Saturday, February 6, 2027
Discover British Landscapes
Explore the dramatic histories and magnificent landscapes of England, Scotland, and Wales. Visit charming Tudor and Victorian houses surrounded by ancient walls, secret away through hidden passages and medieval crossings, and experience their vibrant modern energy. This trip is 10 days and includes 12 meals. Request more information by calling the Corvallis Community Center at 541-766-6959. Ages 18+.
Double $4,699 per person; Single $5,699 per person
Deposit of $698 per person is due at the time of registration. Final payment is due December 30, 2026
SPRING Monday, March 30 to Wednesday, April 8, 2027
Collette Trip Presentations
Learn more about our offered trips from a representative from Collette! They will give a detailed presentation of the trip and be available to answer any questions you may have. Ages 18+
FREE! Corvallis Community Center
SPRING 51136 2-3:30pm Mar 2 M
SPRING 53111 4-5:30pm May 15 F
SUMMER 53392 4-5:30pm Aug 27 Th
Discover new places, meet new people, and make new memories with Collette’s inclusive tours.
Corvallis Community Center
Providing opportunities for adults to learn, engage and grow
2601 NW Tyler Avenue
541-766–6959
Rent the Center!
Legal Aid
c3@corvallisoregon.gov
www.corvallisoregon.gov/c3
Let us show you how the Corvallis Community Center’s indoor and outdoor spaces can be an affordable and attractive part of making your event a success! Go to Rental Facilities on page 13 to learn more about C3-Corvallis Community Center rental options.
Ongoing Services & Support at C3
Legal Aid Services of Oregon (LASO) is here to help elderly and low income clients. Call and set up time to meet with a lawyer. LASO can provide legal help related to Family, Government Benefits, Housing, Seniors and other Civil Matters. Call 541-766-6959 to schedule a free 30 minute in-person, virtual or phone appointment. Appointments must be made at least one week prior.
FREE!
Corvallis Community Center
ONGOING 2:30–5:30pm Every 2nd Monday
Tech Aid
Tech Aid volunteers help with a variety of needs such as setting up email or social media accounts, getting started with a new phone, tablet, or computer, solving tech problems, and more! Help is available in person at C3 or over the phone. Call the C3 front desk at 541-766-6959 to schedule an appointment! FREE!
Blood Pressure Clinic
Free monthly blood pressure check provided by a nurse from the Community Health Centers of Benton and Linn Counties. No appointment necessary.
FREE!
Corvallis Community Center
ONGOING 9–10am Every 2nd Thursday
Memory Loss Caregiver Support Group
For caregivers and family members of persons with Alzheimer’s disease or a related disorder. Share information, education and support with those who walk, or have walked in your shoes. Contact group facilitator, Gene Dannen, at gene@dannen.com or 541-753-1342 for more information
FREE!
Corvallis Community Center
ONGOING 1:30–3pm Every 2nd Tuesday
Corvallis Stroke and Brain Injury Support Group
All people living with the effects of damage to the brain are welcome to attend. Survivors, significant others and caregivers are welcome. Contact group facilitator, Kathy Murbach, at katmurbach@gmail.com, for more information
FREE!
Corvallis Community Center
ONGOING 12–2pm Every 1st & 3rd Tuesday
Foot Care
Keeping your feet healthy is important at any age. Trained RN’s provide basic nail trimming and foot care every week. Diabetics welcome. Call 541-766-6959 to schedule your appointment.
$39 ($50 Outside City)
Corvallis Community Center
ONGOING 8:30am–3pm Every Tuesday
Rainbow Social Hour
Join this social space for LGBTQ+ identifying people and allies! FREE!
Corvallis Community Center
ONGOING 3–5pm Every 2nd and 4th Friday
SHIBA
The Senior Health Insurance Benefits Assistance (SHIBA) program is a statewide network of trained volunteers who educate and advocate for people of all ages who have Medicare. SHIBA volunteers currently provide one on one appointments and is sponsored by the OCWCOG and part of its AmeriCorps Seniors programs. Call 541-812-0849 to make an appointment. FREE!
Senior Social Club
Enjoy engaging with older adults in the community through social gatherings and a variety of activities, such as guest speakers, potlucks, movies, outings and more!
Corvallis Community Center
ONGOING 1–3pm Every Wednesday
Aging Reimagined
Explores our hopes and fears as we encounter the complexity of growing older. Loneliness, invisibility, and feeling free to figure out what comes next. Come join this free, drop-in support group. FREE!
Corvallis Community Center
ONGOING 2:30–4pm Every Tuesday
Pickleball Equipment Rental
Grab a paddle and a ball and enjoy our local Pickleball courts. With a 90-day membership, you can rent equipment from the Corvallis Community Center for two hours at a time.
$5 for 90-day Membership
Computer Access Program – CAP
Become a member of the C3 CAP! The $5 fee is for a 90-day membership and allows free use of a laptop on site. Two hour limit per use. Membership agreement and more guidance available on-site.
$5 Corvallis Community Center
ONGOING 8am–6:30pm Monday–Thursday
ONGOING 8am–4:30pm Friday
ONGOING 8am–11am Saturday
Ongoing Activities at C3
Sponsored by Medicare Mark Fuchs LLC
Drop in and meet old friends or make new ones!
Our ongoing activities are a great way to meet people and try something new! Programs are free.
Craft n’ Chat
A free and social workspace for artists of all types–knitters, woodcarvers, painters and more.
Social/Beginner Ping Pong
Learn the game or just have fun in this all-inclusive social hour.
Open Ping Pong
Drop in and play with friends or make new ones.
Parkinsons Ping Pong
A supportive and social morning of ping pong open to those with Parkinson’s.
Senior Social Club
Meet and socialize with other older adults in the community.
Rainbow Social Hour
Join this social space for LGBTQ+ identifying people and allies!
Social Bridge
Join us and play for fun and camaraderie. All levels welcome. Noncompetitive.
Open Game Play/Pinochle
Drop in and play card and board games.
C3 Book Club Registration Required
Discuss the book of the month. Facilitated by Corvallis Benton-County Public Library
Old Time Music Acoustic String Jam
Mondays, 11am–1pm 1st and 3rd Saturdays, 9–11am
Mondays, 12:30–2pm Thursdays, 12:30–2pm
Mondays, 2–4:30pm Thursdays, 2–4:30pm
Fridays, 9:30–12pm
Wednesdays, 1–3pm
2nd and 4th Fridays, 3–5pm
Wednesdays, 10am–12:30pm
Thursdays, 12:15–4pm
1st Thursdays, 11am–12pm
Bring your acoustic string instrument and a smile! 1st Thursdays, 1–3pm
American Mah Jong
Play this ancient game of strategy.
Ukulele Cabaret Sing-Along/Play-Along
An evening of singing and ukulele fun for all ages and skill levels
C3 Open Mic Nights
Get together with others and experience the Corvallis music scene!
C3 Music on the Terrace
Bring your lunch and relax while you listen to local artists perform live
Mondays, 1–4pm
2nd Fridays, 7–8:30pm
2nd Fridays, 6–8pm
Mondays, 12–1pm (June–August) Fridays, 8–9:30am
Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to
Osborn Aquatic Center
Spring Swimming Lessons
All swimming lessons held in outdoor pools.
Spring Youth Lessons
Liquid Degree Lessons teach swimming and water safety skills that will last a lifetime. Held in outdoor leisure and lap pool. Levels 1–10. (30 minutes) Ages 3–18.
$70 ($84 Outside City)* based on 10 class session
March 30–June 1 (No Class May 25), M*
3:15pm, 3:45pm, 4:30pm, 5:00pm, 5:30pm, 6:00pm, 6:30pm
March 31–June 2, Tu
3:15pm, 3:45pm, 4:30pm, 5:00pm, 5:30pm, 6:00pm, 6:30pm
April 1–June 3, W
3:15pm, 3:45pm, 4:30pm, 5:00pm, 5:30pm, 6:00pm, 6:30pm
April 2–June 4, Th
3:15pm, 3:45pm, 4:30pm, 5:00pm, 5:30pm, 6:00pm, 6:30pm
Waterbabies & Waterkids
Instructors lead songs and games to prepare parents and their babies for a lifelong love of swimming. Skills developed: breath control, floating, kicking and arm motions held in outdoor leisure. Parent/Caregiver in water. Ages 6–36 Months.
$70 ($84 Outside City)
April 4–June 6, Sa 10:30am, 11:00am, or 11:30am
Preteen/Teen Lessons
Instructors help you learn how to swim, improve your stroke technique, or prepare to compete on a swim team. Held in outdoor lap pool. (30 minutes). Ages 12–15.
$70 ($84 Outside City)
April 2–June 4, Th 5:30pm
Fast Track
Build your skills and endurance to get ready to join swim team. All ages, level 6 swim skills. Held in outdoor lap pool. (60 minutes). All Ages with Level 6 Swim Skills.
$140 ($168 Outside City)
March 31–June 2, Tu 5:30 pm
Summer Swimming Lessons
Registration opens Saturday, April 4 at 9am
Waterbabies, Waterkids, Youth, Preteen/Teen, and Adult see website for details.
Register online, in-person or over the phone.
Aquatic Exercise Classes
Join any class and participate at your own pace.
Adult Drop-in Fee: $8.00 per class
Adult 15 - Visit Swim Pass: $75
(For a list of all rates please see website)
RecFit or Wellness Pass Options See Page 39
Steady Strides
Slow steady pace, No impact, cardio, strength, core, and balance work. Low to Medium Intensity
Outdoor Lap Pool 9–9:45am Ongoing M W F
Channel Challenge
High energy exercise to improve cardio, strength, core and flexibility utilizing the current of the outdoor water channel. Moderate to High Intensity
Outdoor Water Channel 9–9:45am Ongoing Tu Th
Hydro-cise
A fun, high-energy, low impact class set to music. Join the dance party in the pool. Moderate to High Intensity
Outdoor Water Channel 6pm–6:45 pm Ongoing M–Th
Aquatic Movement
Motivational fitness through music, water, and fun for indviduals with special needs. Personal assistant admitted at no cost. Low Intensity.
Outdoor Water Channel-No Current 4pm –4:45 pm Ongoing F
Spring & Summer Schedules
Please check out our website for details and updates on summer facility, lap swim, exercise and open recreation schedule for summer.
Indoor Natatorium Closure
In October 2024, rust and corrosion were discovered on steel beams supporting the natatorium roof, leading the City of Corvallis to close the Aquatic Center for further evaluation. Shoring was installed, structural inspections were completed, and Corvallis School District and City staff reviewed the findings.
In March 2025, the Aquatic Center reopened with modified hours and limited operations, utilizing the outdoor pools. The facility currently operates the front lobby and two outdoor pools for swimming lessons, swim team practices, lap swim, and exercise classes.
The Corvallis School District and the City of Corvallis continue to work collaboratively to finalize funding needs for full reopening. Construction on the natatorium and other facility reopening projects is estimated to begin in fall 2026. For updates on Natatorium Project, visit corvallisoregon.gov/pool
Due to limited operations of the Osborn Aquatic Center American Red Cross Classes including Babysitter’s Training will be on hold Please check our website for updates.
Osborn
The Majestic Theatre Upcoming Shows & Events!
March
Rossum’s Universal Robots
March 13, 14, 20, 21 | 7:30pm
March 15, 22 | 2:30pm
Dork Side of the Moon: A Science Comedy Show
March 14 | 7pm & 9pm
Sprout Film Fest
March 27 | 3pm
Naughty but Nice presents: Laurie Kilmartin
March 28 | 7:30pm
April
Terpsichore:
A Community Dance Concert
April 4 | 3pm & 7pm
Family Flix:
Elmo’s World–Springtime Fun!
April 11 | 3pm
Majestic Readers’ Theatre presents What the Constitution Means to Me
April 11 | 7pm
April 12 | 3pm
Corvallis Comedy Night
Michael Longfellow
April 18 | 6pm & 8:30pm
Cinema to Sound with Gideon Freudmann
April 25 | 7:30pm
March through August 2026
May
Legally Blonde
May 1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 16 | 7:30pm
May 3, 10, 17 | 2:30pm
Singu-hilarity
May 9 | 7:30pm
Tiny Beautiful Things
May 22, 23, 29, 30 | 7pm
May 24 | 3pm
June
Majestic Chamber Music presents Thunder Egg Consort
June 5 | 7:30pm
Pride in the Park (Avery Park)
June 6 | 1pm
Corvallis Comedy Night
Laura Peek
June 12 | 7:30pm
Majestic Aerial Arts Showcase
June 13 | 7:30pm
Majestic Readers’ Theatre presents The Diary of Anne Frank
July 27 | 7pm July 28 | 3pm
July
Majestic Mainstage Community Theatre Season Tickets Go on Sale!
July 1
Shakespeare in the Stark: Macbeth (Starker Park)
July 11, 12 | 6pm
Majestic Readers’ Theatre presents An Inspector Calls
July 18 | 7pm
July 19 | 3pm
Majestic Theatre Youth Productions presents Bye Bye Birdie: Youth Edition
July 24, 25 | 7pm
July 25, 26 | 3pm
August
Merely Players: Much Ado About a Handkerchief
August 1 | 7:30pm
Art in the Park: String & Shadow Puppet Show (Avery Park)
August 8 | 6:30pm
Majestic Theatre Youth Productions presents Hamlet
August 21, 22 | 7pm
Movie in the Park: Disney’s The Emperor’s New Groove (Avery Park)
August 14 | 7pm
Majestic Chamber Music: Stars of Tomorrow
August 28 | 7pm
Majestic Readers’ Theatre presents Cain, A Mystery
August 29 | 7pm
August 30 | 3pm
Upcoming Auditions FREE Events!
Majestic Lab: Tiny Beautiful Things
March 16, 17 | 7pm
Bye Bye Birdie: Youth Edition - MTYP
April 18 | 12–4pm
Hamlet - MTYP
April 25 | 1–4pm
The Diary of Anne Frank - Readers’ Theatre
June 1, 2 | 7pm
An Inspector Calls - Readers’ Theatre
June 15, 16 | 7pm
Miss Holmes
July 6, 7, 8 | 6:30pm
Cain, A Mystery - Readers’ Theatre
July 27, 28 | 7pm
School of Rock
August 3, 4, 5 | 6:30pm
Majestic Costume Collective
A regular drop-in get-together during which interested volunteers of all ages can learn and share skills related to sewing, mending, and designing costumes; socialize with community members who share similar interests; assist in the management and organization of the Costume Shop; and build a community of costuming volunteers to support Majestic Theater productions. Each month explores a different workshop topic!
FREE! Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room/Community Room 1st Saturday of each Month | 1–3pm
Musical Theatre Audition Workshop
Interested in auditioning for the Majestic’s summer musical camp, but don’t know where to start? This workshop will provide a space for questions, advice, practice, and a sheet music library to peruse to find the perfect song to sing! Pre-registration required for the workshop. Ages 9–15.
FREE! Majestic Theatre Rehearsal Room
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The Arts Center
Upcoming Public Programs
Paintings from the Suburbs
Ronald Walker
Corrine Woodman Gallery
March 3–28
Reception: Thursday, March 19, 4–7 pm
Reception during CAW (Corvallis Arts Walk)
Reformation
Kim Smith Claudel
Main Gallery
March 19–May 9
Reception: Thursday, March 19, 5:30 pm
Animal Husbandry
Ketzia Schoneberg
Corrine Woodman Gallery
March 31–April 25
Reception: Thursday, April 16, 4–7pm
Reception during CAW (Corvallis Arts Walk)
The Frimpong Case
Vincent Frimpong
Main Gallery
May 21–July 4
Reception: Thursday, May 21, 5:30pm
Exploring Color
Jump into the vibrant world of color and deepen your understanding of in this engaging workshop for adult artists. Ages 18+.
Tunison Community Room
July 20–24, 6–8pm
$170
Instructor: Leah Wilson
Ronald Walker – Paintings from the Suburbs
Kim Smith Claudel – Reformation
Needle Felting
Explore the art of needle felting and dive into a world of creative imagination with this adult workshop. Ages 18+.
TAC Classroom
Fridays, April 24, May 1, and May 8, 6–8pm
$120
Instructor: Kimberly Long
Acrylic Painting: Basics & Beyond
Designed for beginners and intermediate painters, this course breaks the process down step-by-step so students can build skills with confidence. Ages 18+.
TAC Classroom
Tuesdays, April 7, 14, 21, 28, 6–8pm
$170
Instructor: Courtney Marchesi
Arts Adventures
Seasonal programs offered during spring break and summer. Hands-on art classes for youth of all skill levels, designed to inspire creativity, confidence, and exploration. Ages 6–17.
$$, See website for details. Scholarships available
Figure Drawing Sessions
Uninstructed figure drawing sessions offer a focused space for artists to practice with a nude model. Ages 18+*.
** Venue dependent, see website for details.
$$, See website for details.
FREE! Community Events
Artist Meetups
Soft critique and discussions for all creatives.
FREE! 1st Thursday, 5:30–7pm
2nd Saturday Arts Days
New art activities in the Main Gallery every month.
FREE! Monthly each 2nd Saturday, 1–4 pm
CAW (Corvallis Arts Walk)
Receptions to connect with exhibiting artists
FREE! 3rd Thursday, 4–7 pm
Shop the Artshop
Purchases support local artists and The Arts Center.
Every 2nd Saturday of the month receive 10% off in the ArtShop
Unlocking Art
A guided gallery experience designed to help visitors connect with art through conversation, discovery, and creative activities.
FREE!
First Saturday and last Tuesday of each month, 1pm
TAC Makes
TAC Makes is out in the community. All Ages.
FREE! Check out website for dates and locations.
Index
A Active Strides 37
Acting Basics, Children 23, Teens 23
Acting Basics, Adults 45
Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation 11, 46
Aeromodeling, Family 24
Afterschool, Outdoors 30
Aging Reimagined 50
Age Reversing Essentrics 40
Aquatic Exercise 53
Arts Adventure 59
Arts and Crafts 42
Arts Center, The 58 Astronomy 44
Awareness Through Movement® 41
B Blood Drive 19
Blood Pressure Clinic 49
Book Club, C3 451
C Camps 25
Benton County Adventure Camp 29
Bush Crafting Camp 29
Camp Corvallis 25
Coyle Outside Camps 29
Hike, Bike, Swim Adventure Camp 28
Inspire Corvallis Camp 26
Karate Day Camp, Beginning 28
Marital Arts Camp 28
Mountain to Sea Camp 28
Rock Creek Explorers Camp 28
Smart Cycling Youth Camps 28
Specialty Camps 28
Sports Camps 27
Spring Break Camps 25
Tennis Junior Mini-Camps 27
Theatre Camps 27
Wildcrafting, Girls’ 29
Wilderness Survival Camps 29
Cardio Strong 40
Cattail Kids 30
Class/Activity Instructors 11
Collette Trips 48
Color, Exploring 58
Computer Access Program 50
Community Gardens 12
Concerts 20, 21
Contact Information, Parks & Rec 11
Cooks & Books 19
Corvallis Community Band 20
Corvallis Community Center 49
Crafts Night with The Arts Center 19, 59
Crafts n’ Chat 51
D
Dance Classes, All 43-44
DIY Neighborhood Zine 42
Draw, Learn to Youth 25, Family 24
Drumming, Family 24, Adult 44
Dungeons & Dragons 44-45
E
F
Family Fun Night 19
Fencing, Youth 31, Adult 37
Figure Drawing 59
Fish, Forage, Fire 30
Fit & Strong 36
Fitness Foundation 40
Foot Care 49
Free Classes 46
G
Game Play 46, 51
Garden Rental 12, Plant Walk 45
Golf, Youth 32, Adults 35
Group Exercise Class Schedule 41
H
Hilltop Big Band 20
I Inclusion and Accomodations 11
K
Kenpo Karate, Youth 31, Adult 37
Ki-Aikido, Youth 31, Adult 37
L Lacrosse 32
Language, Spanish 44, Mandarin 44
Legal Aid 49
Liability 11
Life Jacket Loaner Program 52
M
Mah Jong 51
Majestic Theatre 54, Audtitions 56, Upcoming Shows 55
• Ashbrook Independent School Page 3
• Benton Area Transit (BAT) Page 38
• Benton County Health Dept. Page 4
• Block 15 Brewing Co. Page 35
• CHS Theater STAGES Camp Page 7
• Corvallis Environmental Center Page 30
• Corvallis Knights Page 48
• Corvallis Low Income Program Page 38
• Darkside Cinema Page 50
• daVinci Days / Graand Kinetic Page 59
• Deutsche Schule Corvallis Page 4
• First Alternative Page 8
• Friends of Parks & Rec Page 43
• Gilbert House Children’s Museum Page 4
Majestic Theatre Youth Productions 23
Meditations 40
Memory Loss Support Group 49
Mending 42
Mother’s Day Tea 19
Mountain Biking, Women’s 36
Movie in the Park 20, 22
Music & Movement, Babies & Kids 24
My First Sport, T-Ball 32, Soccer 32
N
Nature’s Parade, Planet Palooza 19
Needle Felting 59
O
Old Time Music Acoustic String Jam 51
Ongoing Activities 51
Open Mic Night, C3 51
Open Street Corvallis 19
Osborn Aquatic Center 52
Outdoor Lavender Wand Weaving 42
P Painting 42, 59
Parks, Trails & Natural Areas 16
Pickleball 35, Equipment Rental 50
Ping Pong 51
Pilates 40
Planet Palooza 19
Pre- and Post- Camp Care 26
R
Rainbow Social Hour 50
Registration Information 10–11
Rentals 12–14 (Osborn, C3, Majestic, P&R)
Rec Fit Membership 39
Rhythm & Flow Dance 40
S
Safety Clinic, Children’s 31
Scholarship Program 10
Self Defense Clinic, Women’s 37
Senior Social Club 50
SHIBA 50
Softball 34
Solutions Fair, Planet Palooza 19
Special Events, Parks & Rec 19-22
Sponsorships, Softball 34
Stage Combat 23
Strength & Stretch 40
Swim Lessons 52
• Greenbelt Land Trust Page 15
• Heart of the Valley Runners Page 6
• Lifelong Learning Page 48
• Lumina Hospice Page 5
• MOM Magazine Page 3
• Meals on Wheels Page 51
• New Morning Bakery Page 50
• OSU KidSpirt Page 2
• Peak Elite Gymnastic Page 33
• Southside Youth Outreach Page 27
• Timberhill Tennis Club Page 5
• Valley Rock Gym Page 6
• Willamette Living Page 5
T Tai Chi 36, 46
Tap, Beginning 23
T-ball 32
Tech Aid Support 49
Tennis, Youth 27, Adult 35
Trail Running 36
Transfer Policy 11
Trips and Tours 47
U
Ukulele Cabaret Sing-Along/Play-Aong 51
Ultimate Frisbee, Adult 35
Urban Forestry 15
V
Volleyball, Adult 34
Volunteer Opportunities 18
W
Walking Well with Poles 37
Walk with Ease 37
WILD! 30
Wilderness Skills 45
Writers' Ready Room 45
Writers Workshop 46
Y
Yoga 40
Youth Volunteer Corps 18, 28
Z
Zumba® 40
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