Tucson Parks And Recreation To Resume Summer Indoor Classes

Press release from Tucson Parks and Recreation:

May 21, 2021

Tucson Parks and Recreation will resume limited indoor leisure class offerings this summer. Classes and programs are available for viewing online at EZEEreg.com. Classes range from arts and crafts, ceramics, dance, gymnastics, health and fitness, jewelry making, music, and more for youth and adults. Timely registration is recommended, since summer offerings fill up quickly. Indoor activities will be limited to classes or programs only and at this time will not be open for drop-in access. Classes will be available at multiple centers, including:

• Armory Park Center
• Donna Liggins Center
• El Pueblo Senior Center
• El Rio Center

• Morris K. Udall Center Carol West Senior Addition
• Randolph Center

• William M. Clements Center

Registration Information:

Leisure Class Session Dates: June 6-July 31 (no classes July 4 or 5)

• City Residents: Register Online, Friday, May 21, at 9 a.m.
• Non-City Residents: Register Online, Friday, May 21, at noon

• Phone-in/Walk-in registration begins: Monday, May 24, at 8 a.m.

Guidelines for Indoor Leisure Classes

1. Masks will be required to be worn at all times if not vaccinated
2. Rooms will be used that allow more than 6 ft. distance between participants
3. Class size will be limited to accommodate physical distancing
4. Where feasible, and when the activity is independent-based, partitions will be used to ensure separation between participants
5. Sanitation protocols will be put in place to ensure all high-contact areas will be cleaned prior to and after use
6. Advising all participants to stay home if they feel sick
7. Only registered participants allowed in the facility (with the exception of a parent of a youth participant)

As a reminder, KIDCO, In-Betweeners Club, and Jr. Staff in Training summer programs are all open for registration on EZEEreg.com.

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