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Registration deadline is 3 days in advance
of program date unless noted otherwise
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Ages 15+
NEW Beginner friendly format. Enjoy a progressive dance party that starts with pop-up walkthrough lessons and progresses to open dancing at the end. All songs during the evening are available for line dance and couples. Pop-up lessons are designed to be 5-minutes to encourage movement and repetition.
6:30-9:30 pm at Main Beach Pavilion
Fee: $10 res/$13 non-res (per date)
Sat, Oct 5, Nov 2, Dec 7
Registration in advance preferred but walk-ins welcome (cash or check only at the door)
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Ages 21+
Take some time for a relaxing evening of yoga and social time all while overlooking beautiful Crystal Lake. Each participant will be allowed one 8 oz wine pour at the conclusion of class with time for social interaction in a tranquil setting. This is a great way to kick off your weekend! Pre-registration required by 10/17. Following this date, the fee will be an additional $5 per person. Does not qualify for 25% off promotion, missed class pass or punch passes.
Fri, Oct 18, 6-7:30 pm
Main Beach, 300 Lakeshore Dr, Crystal Lake
$15/$20, register for code 131093-01
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Ages 14+
Burn it up at this party because there isn't a party like a Zumba Dance Party! Don't forget to dress up in costume and glow items if you like! Join our Zumba staff as they take turns leading this fun party with a social afterwards and have one 8 oz glass or wine or sparkling water included! Come make new friends, learn new moves, and burn off those calories in this event. An intermission will occur halfway through with a drawing for a raffle. Grab a friend or two and have a fun night out!
Fri, Oct 18, 7:15-8:45 pm
Grand Oaks, 1401 W. Route 176, Crystal Lake
$15/$20, register for code 131036-02
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FREE, Just drop in
Colonel Palmer House, 660 E. Terra Cotta Avenue, Crystal Lake
Sat, Oct 26, 10 am-2 pm
• Victorian Etiquette • Famous Occasions • Tantalizing Traditional & Herbal Tea Samples • Historic Culinary Recipes • Fashion • Tableware • Parlor Games & More • Historic Photo Booth
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FREE, Just drop in
Rain or Shine
Sat, Oct 26, 10 am-Noon
Crystal Lake Main Beach, 300 Lakeshore Dr, Crystal Lake
Bring your treat bag
Businesses or organizations who wish to have a truck or vehicle on display and hand out candy should contact Emma Koenig at ekoenig@crystallakeparks.org
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Sun, Nov 10
Grand Oaks, 1401 W. Route 176, Crystal Lake
$30 res/$40 non-res
Ravensberger Puzzle this tourney and the Puzzle Swap returns
Race against other teams to finish the same 500 piece jigsaw puzzle
Bring snacks and enjoy a day with friends or family
Ice cream sundae scoop compliments of Baskin Robbins Crystal Lake
10 AM-12 PM Competitive Division (previous placement or for those who want a challenge)
2 PERSON TEAM register for RCPUZZLE-09
4 PERSON TEAM register for RCPUZZLE-10
1:30 PM-3:30 PM Recreational Division
2 PERSON TEAM RCPUZZLE-07
4 PERSON TEAM RCPUZZLE-08
Reg Deadline: Nov 1
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Check out the program and event titles below
to see what catches your eye!
-click on the program heading to browse digital guide-
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Nature Center Programs
FREE Monthly Drop In Crafts
Agents of Discovery Scavenger Hunts
Birthday Party Packages
Nature Tots
- Trying to Love Spiders
- Beaver Moon
Nature Explorers
- Mud Pies
- Explore and Experiment
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Tot Athletics/Youth Athletics
next sessions begin
Boys Basketball Leagues- Jan 2025
EVP Volleyball Skills & Drills-Nov 7
Gymnastics & Tumbling-Nov 1
Hot Shots Sports-Oct 29
- T-Ball
- Ninja Warriors
- Dodgeball
- Hockey
- Flag Football
- Lil Dribblers
- Total Sports
- Nerf Elite Battle
- Soccer
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Martial Arts
Hapkido-Nov 25
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Art-All Ages
- Art Attack, Nov 9, Dec 7
- Sip & Paint, Oct 9, Nov 6, Dec 4
- Watercolor -Nov 8-Dec 20
- Crafternoons-Nov 14-Dec 12
- Cardmaking/Scrapbooking-Nov 14
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Dance
Adult Line Dance-Nov 5
Adult Social Dance Nights. Oct 5, Nov 2, Dec 7
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Colonel Palmer House Programs
Tea Fest
Fall Pioneering
The Art of Chocolate
Secrets Behind Pickling & Canning
A Christmas Ship Holiday Tea
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Tot Variety
Youth-Teen Variety
- Barlina House Preschool
- Baby Rock/Tot Rock/Kid Rock
- Magic Class
- Art Attack
- STEAM
- Electricity & Magnetmania
- Cyber-Crawler Robot
- Little Vet School
- Wilderness Medicine School
- Crafternoons
- Giltzy Girlz Glam Night
- Glitzy Girlz Holiday Giftmaking
- Chess
- Slime Lab
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Fitness/Yoga
Fall classes run through December, join classes now by purchasing a Fitness or All Inclusive Punch Pass
1 Day Fitness/Yoga Events
- Zumba Flow Party
- Yoga & Wine Social
- Elements Workshop
- Yoga Into Pilates
- Kundalina Yoga for the Chakras
- Walking Yoga
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Adult Variety
Watercolor Painting
Art Attack Sip & Paint
Cardmaking & Scrapbooking
Healthier Knees Workshop
Day Trips
Fall trips are all full, check back Dec 2024 for winter/spring trips
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Active Adults
Fit at 55
Sit, Stand & Swing
Move, It, Shake It, Lift It
Ho Ho Bingo
Senior Baton Twirling Party
Drop-In Activities at Grand Oaks Active Senior Center
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After review of 200 park name submissions, a public vote, as well as Crystal Lake Park Board of Commissioners approval, the name ‘Lakewood Meadows Park’ was officially adopted at the September 19, 2024 Crystal Lake Park District Board Meeting, as the new name of the 10-acres park site currently in development on Haligus Road in the Village of Lakewood. Diane Ayers of Lakewood submitted the winning entry. Diane received a $100 Crystal Lake Park District Gift Card for her submission.
The 10-acre park site is located south of the Lakewood Village Wastewater Treatment Facility, north and west by the north branch of the Kishwaukee River, west of the Village of Lakewood property and east along Haligus Road. The Crystal Lake Park District is developing the site into a community park that offers many exciting park amenities with parking to the area. Lakewood Meadows Park will offer people of all ages and abilities, individually and in groups, the opportunity to enjoy outdoor recreation, community, and nature through a range of engaging spaces. Phase 1 is funded in part through the 2023-awarded IDNR OSLAD Grant.
For further updates on the progress at Lakewood Meadows Park, visit our Project Update page
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We are looking for a sports action photographer! The Park District is always looking to add to our photo archives for marketing purposes and would love to get some Adult Softball League and Adult Volleyball action photos!
Fall Softball Leagues thru Oct, Tu-Fri,
Adult Volleyball Leagues begin Oct 17 and go through Mar
This isn't a full season commitment, just looking for action shots of 1 or 2 games
We are open to receiving quotes or offers of volunteer assistance
Email info@crystallakeparks.org for more info
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Now Booking Fall Wagon Rides!
Gather your family and friends for a wagon rides through Sterne's Woods followed by a campfire.
Booking Dates: thru Nov 10
Make a reservation online or in person at the Crystal Lake Park District Admin. Office.
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The Crystal Lake Park District Environmental Committee hosts a spring and fall firewood sale each year. Wood consists mainly of oak, harvested from fallen trees in our parks and natural areas.
Sat, Nov 2, 8-11 am
Lippold Park Maintenance Garage, East of Mickey Sund Fields
75 PIECES $40, register code 231602-17
150 PIECES $80, register code 231602-18
YOU LOAD AND HAUL, RAIN OR SHINE
The Environmental Committee uses the monies collected from the firewood sale to
purchase plants that attract pollinator insects. The Park District staff is encouraged to help plant the pollinator garden in our parks.
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