Parks and Recreation
Clogging is an energetic form of dance and is a good workout to boot! We dance to many kinds of music including country, gospel, and pop. Prior dance experience is not required to participate. There will not be any formal instruction, just a lot of moving and having fun.
Get creative and make a fun painting! All supplies are included; pre-registration is encouraged!
Ages: 7-16, parents are welcome to register and attend as well
Time: 6:00-7:30 pm
Fee: $30/$35
Register online at bit.ly/MPRonline or call 503-434-7310.
Futsal is a soccer-based game played on an indoor court. Futsal is played with a smaller, lower-bounce ball; the surface, ball, and rules favor ball control and passing in small spaces. The game emphasizes control, improvisation technique, and fun. Drop in $5
A low-impact fitness class to classic hits, featuring gentle cardio, strength, and flexibility. Class starting Sep. 14.
Ages: 21+
Instructor: Christine Kirk
Mondays: 10:30a-11:30a
Fee: $8 Drop-In
This class is designed to increase flexibility, balance, coordination, muscular strength, cardiovascular endurance, agility, and more. Progress at your own pace using chairs, body weight, and dumbbells. All equipment is provided. Instructor: Dina Aldred.
Check out the gymnastics schedule at bit.ly/macgymnastics
Register at bit.ly/MPRonline, call Parks and Recreation at 503-434-7310, or stop by the Community Center.
Enjoy your Spring Break with Mac Parks and Rec and the Library. Free Open Gym Basketball from 3:15-7:30 pm at the Community Center. Anyone under 12 must have a parent/guardian.
Connect with others while working on your favorite craft projects. Bring your own hobby and enjoy crafting in a welcoming, social environment.
Instructor: MV Advancements staff
Time: 2-3:30 pm
Location: McMinnville Community Center
Named for McMinnville’s first Parks and Recreation Director and airport manager who served McMinnville from 1968-1997. Great Trillium beds in the spring, a flowing creek year-round, forested one-mile and ½ mile soft-trail loops with bridge crossings, and several micro-environments that are wort
