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Leisure Guide- Fall 2017

Bellingham Parks & Recreation Leisure Guide

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10 fall 2017 leisure guide 360-778-7000 event will feature a 2/3 mile walk around downtown Bellingham, lunch, music, dancing, a raffle, and other fun activities for families to enjoy. Whether you have Down syndrome, know someone who does, or just want to show your support, your participation and generosity is greatly appreciated! Anyone can be a buddy! Register by Sept. 17th to guarantee your Buddy Walk T-Shirt & lunch! Visit www.arcwhatcom.org for details. Down syndrome Outreach is a program of The Arc of Whatcom County. This event is supported by Bellingham Parks and Recreation. For more information or interest in volunteering, contact Jessika at The Arc at jessikah@arcwhatcom.org or 360-715-0170 ext. 304. AGES: Everyone is welcome! DAY/DATE: Sunday, October 8 LOCATION: Depot Market Square TIME: Noon–3pm MAX HIGBEE CENTER Max Higbee Center provides community-based recreation programs for teens and adults with developmental disabilities. All programs aim to create opportunities for people to socialize, achieve greater independence and involvement in the community, improve health, explore new activities, and find personal enjoyment and enrichment. If you are interested in learning more or participating in our programs listed below, please call or email Kait Whiteside at 360-733-1828, maxhigbee@gmail.com or visit our website at maxhigbee.org. COMMUNITY ACCESS PROGRAM (CAP) – This program supports people in community outings to help participants achieve greater independence, learn and practice life skills like using the bus, and engage in activities like cooking classes, gardening, going to the library, and visiting museums. WHEN: Monday–Friday, 1:30–5:30pm COST: $8 per program WEEKEND DROP-IN PROGRAM – A flexible program designed for people to have a fun, safe and welcoming place to spend weekend evenings among friends and participating in activities like martial art classes, attending theater performances, crafts, and karaoke. WHEN: Fridays & Saturdays, 5–9pm COST: $6/night or $30/month HEALTHY LIFESTYES PROGRAM – This program supports people in building active and healthy lifestyles through nutrition workshops, goal setting, and exercise. Activities include bowling, swimming, dancing, yoga, visiting the YMCA, trail walks, and more! WHEN: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 10am–1:30pm COST: $10/day SKILL SHARE PROGRAM – A creative program that blends specialized, in-house activities and community excursions.. this program encourages life-long learning by allowing participants, staff, and community members to share their unique skills and talents with each other. WHEN: Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays, 10am–1:30pm COST: $10 per program HIGBEE HIKERS – A seasonal, summer program that explores local trails on bus lines and teaches environmental stewardship, native plant and animal identification, survival skills, and hiking goals and games. WHEN: Saturdays, 11am–5pm COST: $15 per program RECREATION MENTOR PROGRAM – This is an individualized, one-on-one program that offers an opportunity for people to create personalized recreation goals and participate in activities with full support from a Recreation Leader. WHEN: Flexible scheduling COST: $15/hour

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