Hometown Guide - Sharonville, OH

Winter 2019 Hometown Guide 1

Hometown Guide

WINTER 2019

Public WorksSnow Removalpg. 4

Helpful Tax Informationpg. 8

Multi-Use TrailSurvey Resultspg. 11

Camp SharonvillePreview Infopg. 25

Department ContactsCommunity Development 563-0033City Hall 563-1144Convention Center 771-7744Clerk of Courts 563-1146Fire (Chester Road) 563-0252Fire (Fields Ertel) 489-7949Fire (Reading Road) 671-2595Health Department 946-7800Police Department 563-1147Public Works 563-1177Parks & Recreation 563-2895Tax 563-1169Police, Fire, EMS 911

Elected OfficialsKevin M. Hardman, Mayor 703-2229 [email protected] Hoppe, President of Council 478-2891 [email protected] Dutta, Council Ward 1 693-7587 [email protected] Koch, Council Ward 2 247-0146 [email protected] Schmidt, Council Ward 3 563-4361 [email protected] Tankersley, Council Ward 4 383-6580 [email protected] Cunningham, Auditor 404-7875 [email protected] Irey, Treasurer 300-3988 [email protected] Piepmeier, Law Director 733-8276 [email protected] Knight, Council at Large 708-5109 [email protected] Lippert, Council at Large 379-1318 [email protected] Wilson, Council at Large 623-9482 [email protected]

Community ContactsButler Co. Environ. Services 887-3061Butler Co. BOE 887-3700Butler Co. Marriage License 887-3300Duke Energy Issues 1-800-544-6900Cable Reg. Comm. (ICRC) 772-4272Cincinnati Bell Telephone 611Cincinnati Water Works 591-7700Drivers License Bureau 563-1420Drivers License Testing 769-3047

Hamilton Co. BOE 632-7000Hamilton Co. Marriage License 946-3589Heritage Village Museum 563-9484(MSD) Sanitary Sewers 352-4900Sharon Woods Visitor Center 563-4513Sharon Woods Ranger HQ 521-3980Sharonville Post Office 563-0760Sharonville Public Library 369-6049Sharonville S.P.C.A. 489-7387

Local SchoolsEvendale Elementary 864-1200Heritage Hill Elementary 864-1400Moeller High School 791-1680Mt. Notre Dame 821-3044Princeton Board of Education 864-1000Princeton High School 864-1500Princeton Community Middle 864-2000Scarlet Oaks School 771-8810Sharonville Elementary 864-2600St. Michael Elementary 554-3555Stewart Elementary 864-2800Ursuline Academy 791-5791

IN THIS ISSUE:3 Message from the Mayor4 Public Works 6 Police Department7 Convention Center8 Tax Department10 Community Development12 Fire Department13 Cultural Arts14 Community Center16 Fitness & Wellness24 Sharonville Youth Sports

ENERGY AGGREGATION UPDATE:Many cities, villages & townships in Ohio offer natural gas and electric aggregation programs to their residents and small businesses. If you receive an official governmental Opt-Out Aggregation notice in the mail from an entity other than Sharonville, please notify city offices or Jennifer Kist at The Utilities Group (513.481.7954 x103). In late September, West Chester Township erroneously mailed letters for its gas program to some Sharonville residents. Working together, Sharonville and West Chester officials were able to resolve the issue timely, and Sharonville participation was uninterrupted.

As a reminder, information regarding joining or renewing participation in Sharonville’s energy aggregation programs is sent to you via regular mail with the City of Sharonville logo clearly visible on the envelope. No door-to-door visits. Sharonville’s current natural gas aggregation program ends in June 2019; the electric aggregation program ends in December 2019. For more information, please contact Jennifer Kist at the number above.

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Message from the MayorYearly, the Sharonville Chamber of Commerce invites the City of Sharonville to present on the State of the City. In November, City Economic Development Director Chris Xeil Lyons and I had the pleasure of doing just that. And I am proud to report to you - as I did to those business leaders of our community -- that our City is in an excellent state. Those who work in our City are experiencing some of the strongest years of earnings in recent times. As a result, the resources available to the City to serve you - the residents and businesses of Sharonville - are at levels unseen since over the last decade.

Coupling strong receipts with the economically-conservative leadership of your elected officials, we have spent two years in a row debt-free in our general fund. This has allowed the City to focus our attention on needed infrastructure modifications and long-term capital improvements. As we enter into 2019, the City looks forward to seeing these planned projects come to fruition. From the building of a new police station, renovating of a fire house, re-imagining of our city’s parks, modernizing of our city building’s administrative offices to the updating of our city’s master plan, the new year will be a busy, productive and promising one.

The Chamber invited several students from Princeton High School to this year’s event. These ambitious and eager young minds are the ones for whom we do this building, planning and restoration. As they grow and move to the next chapter of their lives, Sharonville wants them to see our City as THE place (like their parents and, for some, their grandparents) to live, work and play in their future. I am truly blessed to have had your support in leading this great City. It is my sincere hope that our city’s employees, your elected officials and I have and continue to provide you the ability to take pride in proclaiming that you are a part of the City of Sharonville. I wish for you all a very happy and joyous New Year! Kevin M. Hardman

Mayor Hardman pictured at State of the City with Princton students, Superintendent Tom Burton,Economic Development Director Chris Xeil Lyons, and Chamber President Lois Erven.

HORSE-DRAWNCARRIAGE RIDES

PONY RIDES

APPEARANCES BYSANTA & RUDOLPH

Saturday, December 15th, 10AM to 2PM

Downtown Busine� Open House

Fr� Family Fun

Start at Depot Square and visit 12 of the 14 participating businesses to

receive a 2018 Limited Edition Sharonville ornament. New this year, a Kids

“Sharon” & “Ville” Elves Scavenger Hunt.



PUBLIC WORKS

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treedisposal

Snow Shoveling guidelineS

• Do not shovel snow into the street.

• Older residents & those with health problems are reminded to avoid the extreme physical activity associated with shoveling snow.

Parking guidelineS during Snowy ConditionS

• When snow is predicted, do NOT park on the street as seen here.

• Park your car off the street, so streets can be plowed & treated more effectively.

• When cars are parked on the street, it is impossible to plow more than one lane.

Snow removal ProCeSS

All major thoroughfares are plowed and treated first for emergency service vehicles so they can safely reach residences. Residential streets are secondary.

When a SNOW EMERGENCY is declared, all vehicles on a street must be removed. Vehicles left unattended on a City street during a SNOW EMERGENCY will be removed by any reasonable means, including towing. Such expenses will be charged to the owner or person in control of such vehicle.

Stay at least two car lengths behind a snow plow for every 10 mph you are traveling. Never cut in between a caravan of plows clearing a road.

For more information on the City’s snow policy, visit:http://www.sharonville.org/202/Snow-Removal.


Call 866-835-5068 or email [email protected] to have recycling bags sent to your home.

Fill your bags with unwanted clothing, shoes, coats, hats & gloves, handbags, sheets, linens, towels, and small home goods such as kitchenware, stuffed animals, toys, etc.

Place your bags at the curb on your regular recycling collection day separate from trash containers.

The driver will leave replacement recycling bags.

For questions visit simplerecycling.com or call Simple Recycling at 866-835-5068.

traSh ColleCtion reminderS

Disposal of refrigerators, freezers and other appliances that contain chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) refrigerants must have the CFC removed from the appliance by a Certified Technician and have documentation attached to the appliance verifying that the CFC has been safely removed. Rumpke will then pick up the appliance on your normal trash pickup day.

Disposal of cloth couches and chairs, mattresses and box springs can be placed at the curb with normal trash pickup. These items MUST be wrapped in plastic and sealed tight with tape. Please call RUMPKE at 513-851-0122 a day in advance to notify them of a large item pickup.

Disposal of computers, televisions, fluorescent bulbs and hazardous waste cannot be placed at the curb for Rumpke trash collection. The Hamilton County and Butler County Recycling and Solid Waste Districts can help you with disposal of electronic and hazardous waste items for homeowners ONLY. Fluorescent bulbs can be taken to hardware stores (Home Depot, Lowes, and Menards) for proper disposal.For more information on recycling and the disposing of computers, televisions and hazardous waste materials:

Hamilton County residents:Call 513-946-7766 or visithamiltoncountyrecycles.org

Butler County residents:Call 513-887-3653 or visitbutlercountyrecycles.org

reCyCling SaveS energy, natural reSourCeS & CreateS JobS

Curbside recycling, like trash collection, is a FREE service to all home and condo owners. If you are not currently recycling, please consider participating. If you need a 95 gallon recycling container or you want to upgrade to a larger container, please call RUMPKE Recycling Department at 513-851-0122 ext. 5176 to arrange for delivery of your container. The residents of Sharonville are the key to the City’s recycling program’s success. Your dedication and cooperation will make the difference!


as well as provide an opportunity to create a Safety Profile that can save vital response time during an emergency.

With Alert HC, users are able to choose from 42 different alerts they may wish to be notified about to keep them and their families safe. This system is completely customizable and allows users to choose which alerts they want to receive and how they want to receive them.

Alert Hamilton County can notify users via text message and email, with phone call notification available for the following alerts: Civil Emergency Message, Civil Danger Warning, Evacuation Immediate, Shelter In Place, Tornado Warning, Flash Flood Warning, Flood Warning, and Municipal Alerts.

Alert Hamilton County is paired with a system called “Smart911,” which allows your important information to be shared with 9-1-1 call takers and first responders during an emergency. With Smart911, both 9-1-1 call takers and first responders can know exactly what you want them to know during any kind of emergency. You can add vital information, such as information about members of your household, medical details, disabilities and equipment, address and property details, as well as emergency contact information and communication preferences.

Download the NEW Smart911 App available in the App Store and Google Play. For a quick and easy sign up, text “SMART911” to 67283!

The City uses CodeRED to send EMERGENCY notifications by phone, email, text and mobile alerts to cell phones to keep citizens informed of emergencies such as an evacuation, utility outage, water main break, fire or flood, chemical spill, or other emergency situations.

The City may also activate CodeRED to send GENERAL notifications to registered subscribers to communicate non-life safety matters, such as planned road closures, water main repairs, water service interruptions, etc. You may sign up to receive GENERAL alerts if you would like to receive these types of notifications.

There is no charge to register for or use CodeRED and personal information is kept confidential. Registering for CodeRED is quick and easy. Sign up for CodeRED online at https://public.coderedweb.com/CNE/3E4572CBB79B

alert hCmaSS notifiCation and

warning SyStemAlert Hamilton County (Alert HC) and Smart911 are a joined effort to both notify residents, visitors, and those who work in Hamilton County of emergency situations and other important information,

This Cop Is Off Duty!With more than 35 years of service to the citizens of the City of Sharonville, Lt. John Cook will make his final radio call on January 18th, 2019. There is not enough room in the Hometown Guide to list all of the accomplishments and accolades John Cook has earned over the length of his career. Here are some highlights:

In 1964, John moved into Sharonville with his family and became a Princeton Viking where he graduated high school in 1979. He continued his education at Cincinnati State and University of Cincinnati majoring in Business. He was hired as an auxiliary police officer by the City of Sharonville and attended the Scarlet Oaks police academy in 1983.

He joined the United States Coast Guard Reserves and served from 1984-1988. In 1985, John was hired as a clerk/dispatcher at Sharonville PD until 1987 when he was hired as a Cincinnati Police officer.

But it was an early morning phone call in 1988 from then Chief Bill Nuss when John was given the opportunity to be hired by the Sharonville Police Department as a full time officer. He said yes faster than a speeding locomotive.

From there, his career path took this road: In 1991, John spent 15 months as an undercover narcotics agent with Drug Abuse Reduction Task Force leading up to his assignment as a detective in 1995. In In 1996, John was promoted to Sergeant and returned to the patrol division and was then promoted to Lieutenant in 1999 and became a shift commander.

In 2001, John was assigned as the Patrol Commander where he served as command staff until 2015. He then had a triumphant return to the road patrol division as the day shift commander. In August of 2018 he would return to command staff as the Patrol Commander where he would finish out his career.

During this whirlwind tenure, John was the Police Officer of the Year in 1989, 1992, 1994 and again in 1995 also receiving several Medals of Merit for his above and beyond service and dedication to the community and the Police Department.

Lt. John Cook, thank you sir. Congratulations for a job well done!

POLICE DEPARTMENT


The region’s only LEED Silver Certified sustainable event facility is conveniently located just 15 miles north of downtown Cincinnati, just off I-75 and I-275. The Center provides a beautiful and contemporary relaxed suburban conventions, banquets, trade

shows and public events, with all the amenities of a big city.

CALENDAR OF EVENTSJANUARY

FEBRUARY

Cincinnati Wedding Showcase

Greater Cincinnati Remodel Expo

Greater Cincinnati Remodel Expo

Cheer Elite Dance Competition

My Furry Valentine

Blockchain Cryptocurrency Convention

20th Century Cincinnati

MARCHGemstreet USA Gem and Mineral Show

Horrorhound Weekend

Greater Cincinnati Credit Union

Cincinnati Guitar Show

28th Annual Sustainability and EnvironmentalHealth and Safety Symposium

* We add events daily. For the most up-to-date event information, please visit our calendar at sharonvilleconventioncenter.com/calendar/.

18-20

12-13

25-27

15-16

23-24

9-10

2-3

23

15-17

1-3

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26-27


Filing Due Dates for 2019

why do i have to Pay eStimate PaymentS?

All federal, state, and local taxes are due during the year that income is earned. Most companies withhold federal and state taxes from your paychecks, but they may not withhold local income taxes, or may withhold less tax than our 1.5% rate. If a taxpayer reasonably expects to owe $200 or more due to not having at least 1.5% local tax withheld they need to make estimate payments or may be charged penalties.

If you owe less than $200 but still wish to make estimated payments please note this on your tax return.

Second quarter estimate payments are due by June 17, 2019. For your convenience a coupon was sent with your 2018 tax return. Invoices will be sent for the 3rd and 4th quarter payments which are due on September 16, 2019 and January 15, 2020.

do i need to file a tax return? The answer is yes if any of the following apply:• You are a resident of Sharonville 18 years old or older, regardless of

your income level.• You are under 18 years old and have earned income.• You are a non-resident who works within the City of Sharonville and

your income is not fully withheld by an employer.• You are engaged in a business within the City of Sharonville and

have sales, perform services or own rental property, whether or not tax is due.

• Your business is located within or doing business within the City of Sharonville.

why do i have to inClude my federal 1040 form?

All cities in the State of Ohio now require a copy of your federal 1040 form to be included with your local tax return (this has been a Sharonville requirement for many years). This helps us assure we have all the necessary paperwork and are taxing & giving credits for the correct amounts.

how Can i get an extenSion?

If you have received a federal extension to file, you automatically can have an extension with the City of Sharonville until October 15, 2019. A copy of the extension must accompany the filed tax return to avoid penalties. If you do not apply for a federal extension you may request an extension in writing with our office by April 15, 2019. Please remember that an extension to file does not give you an extension to pay your taxes, so be sure to make all payments by April 15th.

what inCome iS taxable?• Qualifying wages are defined by the IRS tax code section 3121(a). It

includes many different types of income, including but not limited to wages, sick pay, vacation pay, commissions, severance pay, settlements, bonuses, fringe benefits, short-term disability pay, stock options and deferred compensation. It is usually found in Box 5 (Medicare wages) on your W-2, however there are some exceptions.

• Other income such as gambling winnings, HSA and scholarship distributions, director’s fees, jury duty income and prize winnings.

• The net of all profit and losses from profession and/or business operations.

TAX DEPARTMENT

Individual Returns: On or before April 15, 2019

Business Returns: On or before April 15, 2019 or the 15th day of the 4th month following the end of the fiscal year*.

Withholding Reconciliations: On or before February 28, 2019

*If the due date falls on a weekend, a federal holiday or a holiday observed by the State of Ohio, the due date will be the following business day.


what inCome iS exemPt from tax?

• Interest, dividends, some royalties• Capital gains (unless considered ordinary income)• Alimony• Military pay and allowances• Proceeds from qualified IRS defined retirement plans• Social Security benefits, welfare benefits, unemployment insurance

benefits, workers’ compensation

This information regarding income is not all encompassing. Please contact our office if you have questions regarding the taxability of specific types of income.

do i get Credit for Paying other CitieS?

Yes, credit for taxes withheld or paid to another municipality is available to residents. It is limited to 1.5% of the amount of W-2 wages taxed to another municipality, and no amounts exceeding the 1.5% limit will be credited toward additional taxable income. Credits for taxes paid for business income are also limited to 1.5% and are pro-rated based on percentage of total business income. Documentation is required for any credit. There are no credits given for county, mental health, or school taxes paid.

what do i need to Send in with my ComPleted tax return?

1. W-2 form(s)2. Federal 1040 tax return including: Schedule A, C, E, and/or F if applicable Documentation for any income reported on your Federal tax form as “other income” Any other federal schedules or forms which document deductions or additions to your local tax return Copies of other local tax returns or refund requests you’ve filed

how do i Pay my tax?

• If you E-file, payment may be made by ACH or credit card within the website as you complete your return.

• Check or money order payments may be mailed in and should be made payable to “City of Sharonville Tax”.

• Payments by check, money order, cash, or credit card are accepted at the tax office.

• Payments may also be made through Official Payments either online or by phone at 1-800-487-4567.

Note: All credit card payments will incur a fee by the processing company.

ProPerty taxeS

The collections of property taxes (whether it is for residential property or business property) are the responsibility of Hamilton County or Butler County. The City of Sharonville does not receive property tax dollars from city residents or businesses and is proud that a municipal property tax has not been levied in over 30 years. For further information on the collection and payment of property taxes, please contact either the Hamilton County Auditor’s office at (513) 946-4000 or the Butler County Auditor’s office at (513) 887-3154. Links to these offices are available on the Sharonville website.

SChool diStriCt tax

The City of Sharonville is within the Princeton City School District. The code for state income tax form purposes is 3116.

other QueStionS?

You can contact us via phone at 513-563-1169 or by email at [email protected].

Can’t e-file or need helP filing your return?

Our office is located at 11641 Chester Rd., Sharonville, Ohio 45246. We’re open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. No appointment is needed, but tax return preparation assistance is only provided until 4:30 p.m. We recommend you file early, as the number of people seeking assistance increases dramatically as the tax filing deadline approaches.

A secure drop box located next to the front door of our office is also available 24/7 for your convenience.

Forms and instructions are available on the Sharonville website atwww.sharonville.org.

maJor Change for 2018 tax returnSResidents with Business Income: Unused losses allocated to Sharonville from tax years 2015 and 2016 may still be used at 100% to offset any 2018 profits; however due to changes in State law your 2017 loss will be limited. Please visit our web site for up to date details on how to calculate your allowable deductions.

E-filing is available at www.municonnect.com/sharonville

You must be able to upload copies of your W-2, Federal 1040 form and any applicable schedules to complete the e-filing process. Payments may be made online after completing your filing via credit card or ACH withdraw.

all full year reSidentS Can file eleCtroniCally!


COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

what will Sharonville look like in 2030?You tell us! What do you want Sharonville to look like in 2030? By 2030, would you like for all households to be able to walk to work, school, or to shop for all their household necessities? Would you like to see the Northern Lights District full of residents and tourists bustling between the convention center, brewery, restaurants, and enjoying the night life? Do you want to see families biking, walking or running to various destinations throughout the City along dedicated trails and bridges? If you love the City the way it is, please tell us so we can make sure we will work to preserve it. If you believe we have room to improve, let us know how we can continue to fit the needs of our community.

Now is the time to voice your opinion! Over the next 18 months, the City of Sharonville Department of Community Development will be working with consultants, Sharonville residents, and members of the Sharonville business community to establish a City vision and goals to work towards.

Throughout 2019 and 2020 there will be public meetings, open houses, and ample opportunities for you and other Sharonville community members to share your thoughts and ideas. We hope you take advantage of this opportunity to help shape the future of Sharonville. If you would like information on how to get involved in this process, stop by the Community Development Department or give us a call at 513-563-0033. The first public meeting will be held January 23, 2019 at the Sharonville Community Center from 6-8 pm.

hamilton County home imProvement Program (hiP)

The Hamilton County Home Improvement Program (HIP) is an initiative of the Hamilton County Commissioners and the Hamilton County Treasurer. The “HIP” loan allows homeowners in Hamilton County communities to borrow money to repair or remodel their homes at interest rates 3% below the lowest rate a bank would normally offer. Loans may be used for:

• Bathrooms• Decks• Kitchen Remodeling• Plumbing• Ceilings & Walls• Garages• Landscaping• Room Additions • Central Air & Furnaces• Gutters & Roofs• Paint & Carpeting• Siding, Windows & Doors• ... and much more!

how to aPPlyContact North Side Bank - 542-7800 (ask for Toni, Tiffany, or Karen). They will take the application for you. North Side Bank will submit your application for approval by the County.

detailSLoans at 3% below market rate, 5-year term - only one outstanding loan at any given timeAll Hamilton County communities eligibleNo income restrictions or limits (must be able to meet bank’s credit requirements)Loans capped at $50,000For one-family, two-family, and commercial properties valued up to $350,000 (based on Hamilton County Auditor’s appraisal)Owner-occupied dwellingsNo property value limit on multi-family dwellings (three or more units)Loans can be used for alteration, repair, maintenance or improvementCan also be used for code violation compliance and property upgrades

ContaCt informationAshley Keith, HIP AdministratorHamilton County Department of Planning and Development138 East Court Street, Room 807 Cincinnati, OH 45202Phone: (513) 946-4459

http://www.hamiltoncountyohio.gov/government/open_hamilton_county/projects/home_improvement_program

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Top 5 Destinations to Bike, Walk or Run to from Their House in Shaornville

as Reported by Survey Respondents

Survey Says...Thank you to everyone who gave their feedback regarding the current and desired status for multi-use trails in Sharonville. Over the span of three months, after we published our survey in the summer edition of the Sharonville HomeTown Guide and advertised a Survey Monkey link of the survey on social media, we received 348 survey entries, which represented 693 adults and their dependent 299 children. This is 7.2% of the population in Sharonville.

We are excited to report residents enjoy walking in Sharonville! When residents aren’t driving their car, 67% percent of survey respondents say they prefer to walk. In fact, 46% of the survey respondents walk daily, and 83% of respondents walk at least once a week! Having convenient locations to walk or bike in Sharonville is important to 91% of survey respondents.

Results show that 36% of survey respondents believe that there is room for improving the convenience of walking, biking or running along trails in Sharonville. We are happy to report that 88% of survey respondents indicated that they would use dedicated multi-use recreation trails for walking, running or biking if made available in Sharonville.

The survey results will help the Community Development Department to improve the connectivity of Sharonville as we embark on the City of Sharonville 2030 Comprehensive Plan. Stay tuned for more information on an expansion of the Kemper Road multi-use trail!

Full results of the survey will be available on the City of Sharonville website in early 2019.

Multi-Use Trail Survey Results are In!

Sharon Woods Park

Downtown Loop

Community Center

Sharon Creek &Mill Creek

Gower Park

Average Respondent Age


FIRE DEPARTMENTCarbon monoxide SafetyCarbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless gas that can cause sudden illness and death. In our homes, some of our appliances such as furnaces, ranges and water heaters run on gas as opposed to electric. If not operating properly, any one of these appliances can cause carbon monoxide gas to build up inside our homes. Even fumes from our cars can build up in our home. Never let your car idle in the garage with the garage door closed.When exposed to carbon monoxide, the most common symptoms are: headache, dizziness, weakness, nausea, vomiting, chest pain and confusion. Low level exposure to carbon monoxide produces flu-like symptoms without the fever. High levels of carbon monoxide can cause loss of consciousness and death.

If you feel any of these symptoms and suspect carbon monoxide poisoning, leave your home or building immediately. When outside call the Fire Department and do not go back inside. The Fire Department will check the levels of carbon monoxide in your home and let you know if it is safe to return inside. If you have gas-supplied appliances in your home, install a carbon monoxide detector. Have your gas-supplied appliances inspected annually by a qualified company. These small steps can save your and your family’s life. Carbon monoxide poisoning can happen anywhere gas has the ability to accumulate. Recently, carbon monoxide was the cause of death for three people at a hotel in North Carolina.Detailed information can be found on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website at www.cdc.gov/co

It’s not too late to protect yourself from influenza. The flu season typically peaks in January or February. However, flu activity can continue to occur as late as May. “Get your flu shot, not the flu!”

WHEN?• Before, during, and after preparing food• Before eating food• Before and after caring for someone who

is sick• Before and after treating a cut or wound• After using the toilet• After changing diapers or cleaning up a

child who has used the toilet• After blowing your nose, coughing, or

sneezing• After touching an animal, animal feed, or

animal waste• After handling pet food or pet treats• After touching garbage

HOW?• Wet your hands with clean, running water

(warm or cold), turn off the tap, and apply soap.

• Lather your hands by rubbing them to-gether with the soap. Be sure to lather the backs of your hands, between your fingers, and under your nails.

• Scrub your hands for at least 20 seconds. Need a timer? Hum the “Happy Birthday” song from beginning to end twice.

• Rinse hands well under clean, running water.

• Dry hands using a clean towel or air dry them.

Keeping hands clean is one of the most

important things we can do to stop the

spread of germs and stay healthy.

Stop Germs!Stay Healthy!

Wash Your Hands

For more details on handwashing, visit CDC’s handwashing website at

www.cdc.gov/handwashing


FIRST FRIDAY

Join us each month as we welcome a new creative exhibition to our gallery with an opening reception and an opportunity to meet the displaying artist(s). Inspired by Northern Cincinnati’s thriving and diverse art scene, First Friday showcases a myriad of unique works of art, ranging from paintings and photography to illustrations and pottery. and photography to illustrations and pottery.

Gallery openings are typically held the first or second Friday of each month* from 6-8pm. Events are complimentary and open to the public.

The Westheimer Gallery, part of the Sharonville Cultural Arts Center, is located at 11165 Reading Road, Sharonville 513.554.1014 / [email protected] *The gallery is closed in July for maintenance. Please call the gallery or check social media to confirm First Friday date.

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At theSharonvilleCommunity Center

"Where Friends, Fun and Fitness Come Together"

Tier 1 (Single)Resident Resident 62+ Non-Res Non-Res 62+ Business

Activity $30 $15 $50 $30 $40

Pool $60 $30 $120 $60 $90

Fitness $90 $45 $180 $90 $135

Combo $115 $50 $230 $115 $180

Tier 2 (2 Person Household)Activity n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a

Pool $115 $55 $230 $115 $175

Fitness $175 $75 $350 $175 $265

Combo $225* $75* $450 $225 $340*

Tier 3 (Up to 5 Person Household)Activity n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a

Pool $145 n/a $290 n/a $260

Fitness $205 n/a $410 n/a $325

Combo $255* n/a $510* n/a $385*

*Over 5 People In The Same Household Are Charged An Additional $10 Per Person

Membership Fees

Anyone is eligible for a membership, regardless of residency. We offer various membership options based on how you want to participate.Activity Pass: Indoor Track, Tennis Courts, Double Gymnasium & drop in activities unless a fee is required.

Pool Pass: Outdoor Pools, Indoor Track, Tennis Courts, Double Gymnasium & drop in activities unless a fee is required.

Fitness Pass: Fitness Center, Indoor Track, Tennis Courts, Double Gymnasium & drop in activities unless a fee is required.

Combo Pass*: Outdoor Pools, Fitness Center, Indoor Track, Tennis Courts, Double Gymnasium & drop in activities unless a fee is required.

*FREE Nursery Service On All Children’s Combo Passes Age 1-8. Nursery Rules Apply.

Membership Privileges

Additional Memberships

Please bring the following information with you when applying for a Community Center Membership:• Individuals 18 years and older need a valid Driver's License,

State ID, or Passport.• Residents need two proofs of Residency.• Employees of Sharonville businesses need a current pay stub.• Active Duty Military Personnel need Military Orders.

Membership Eligibility

We proudly offer the following discounted membership types:• Corporate Memberships- Up to a 25% reduction in membership fees.• Chamber Memberships- 30% OFF the Business Combo membership

per employee.• Senior Fitness Advantage Memberships- Full access to a variety of

exercise classes, fitness equipment, social activities, and outdoor swimming pool at no cost.

• Silver Sneakers• Optum

• Prime Memberships- Employer-based benefit that entitles employee to a full facility membership at no cost.


Community Center Access PolicyEvery person entering the Community Center must stop at the Customer Service Desk to state his/her purpose of coming to the Community Center. If you are a member, please make sure to scan your membership card each time you enter the Community Center and Pools. In order to be as safe as possible and pursuant to City of Sharonville Ordinance Number 2014-13, ALL resident and non-resident guests, ages 18 years and older, purchasing a guest pass will be required to provide a valid driver’s license or state ID card. This card will be scanned by the “Safe Point” System against the National Sex Offenders Registry.The entire membership card data base is scanned through the “Safe Point” system twice a year. New members and renewal members joining the Community Center will be scanned before membership cards are given to the members. Should your driver’s license or state ID card match a National or State Sexual Offender Registry record or if you do not provide a valid driver’s license or state ID card, you will not be permitted to enter the facility. There is an appeal process.Alcoholic beverages are not permitted on Recreation property without permit from the Recreation Director. This includes but is not limited to parks, shelters, Community Center, pools, and parking lots.

Refund PolicyMembership and class refunds will only be given in cases of medical circumstances, if the member moves, or if the class is canceled. (A doctor’s note may be required.) Refunds are obtained by filling out proper paperwork at the Customer Service Desk. Checks will be sent to your residence within four weeks. If paid by a credit card, refunds will be credited back to the card that was used for the transaction.

Sharonville Parks and Recreation has many rental opportunities for your special occasions for residents and non-residents. For more information, please call 563-2895 and speak with Kathy Wilkerson. Anyone wishing to schedule a facility for rental will be expected to respect the facilities at all times, and adhere to the scheduled hours and facility usage guidelines.

Seasonal Rental FacilitiesGower Park North Shelter | Gower Park South ShelterGorman Park Shelter | Lovitt Building* Rental time is 12pm to 9pm. The last day to reserve seasonal facilities will be October 31, 2019. *Lovitt Building unavailable in June & July.

Seasonal Rental RatesResident Shelter Rental $25 | Business Shelter Rental $50Non-Resident Shelter Rental $75Lovitt Building Resident $80 | Lovitt Building Non-Resident $100Above rates include on duty park security guard.

Community Center Rental FacilitiesGathering Room (seats 20) | Call for Rate Details Meeting Room (seats 50) | Resident Rate $80 / Non-Resident Rate $100 Multi-Purpose Room (seats 50-250) | Resident $200 Non-Resident Friday/Sunday $400 Non-Resident Saturday $500All above rates are for 4 hours and are subject to additional fees, terms and agreements.

Athletic Rental OpportunitiesAthletic Facility Rentals including courts and fields are available for a nominal fee. Contact Aaron Tiplady at 563-2895 or [email protected] for more details.

Come to the Community CenterRegister in person for any of our memberships or programs during our REGISTRATION HOURS: (M-Th 7a-8:30p, F 7a-6:30p, Sa 8a-4:30p, Su 12p-3:30p). Facility tours are available during these times as well.

Facility Information Community & Fitness Center Hours10990 Thornview Drive Monday - Thursday 6:00am - 9:00pmSharonville, OH 45241 Friday 6:00am - 7:00pmPhone: (513)563-2895 Saturday 8:00am - 5:00pm Sunday 12:00pm - 4:00pm *Closed Christmas, New Year’s Day and Easter.

Register OnlineMany of our programs are available for online registration 24/7 at onlineregistration.cityofsharonville.com. To obtain your login info please contact us at 563-2895. Look for the icon (to the right) to know which programs accept online registration.

Guest PolicyA guest is a member-sponsored user of the facility and must be accompanied by a member at all times. Please check your guest in at the customer service desk upon entry. Guests 18 years and older will be asked to provide one of the following forms of ID: valid Driver's License, State ID, or Passport.

Premium Guest PassesAll guests utilizing this pass must be 18+ and enter the facility with an existing member. The premium guest pass includes the outdoor pools, fitness center, indoor track, tennis courts, and gymnasium. The fee is only $8.00 per day with a $10 discount if you purchase 5 in advance ($30) and a $30 discount if you purchase 10 in advance ($50).

Basic Guest PassesAll guests utilizing this pass must enter the facility with an existing member. The basic guest pass includes the outdoor pools, indoor track, tennis courts, and gymnasium. The fee is only $4.00 per day with a $5 discount if you purchase 5 in advance ($15) and a $15 discount if you purchase 10 in advance ($25).

Gift CertificatesGift certificates of any amount are available for purchase at the front desk. Certificates can be redeemed for memberships as well as program registrations. Visit the front desk for more details.

How to Join Us

Give a Gift

Rent a Space

Bring a Friend

Membership Open HouseTuesday, February 12th

6:00pm to 7:00pm

Whether or not you're already using your membership or SilverSneakers, Optum or Prime benefit, join us for an Open House at the Sharonville Community Center to learn how to improve your

health through exercise, and how to take advantage of all the amenities the center offers. The Open House will feature: Meet our Recreation Department Team / Information on Fall Programming and Special

Events / Q & A / Refreshments / Giveaways / Facility Tours.

COMMUNITY BASED FITNESSThe Sharonville Fitness Center is a community-based fitness facility open to residents and non-residents, ages 13 and above. The Fitness Center offers a variety of fully commercial grade cardiovascular and strength equipment for our members to use on a daily basis. Our professional staff of fitness instructors/personal trainers is here to help you meet your workout goals in a friendly, clean, and supervised setting. We offer education through encouragement and positive reinforcement of proper lifting technique, cardiovascular form, functional fitness, stretching technique, balance activities and fine tuning of your current workout program. Please check with your doctor prior to participating in any fitness program.

FITNESS ORIENTATIONA scheduled orientation appointment with the fitness staff is required prior to using the Fitness Center for ages 13-17. Please see fitness staff to fill out paperwork prior to scheduling your orientation. Members 18+ may choose to schedule an optional orientation to the Fitness Center or sign off on our Informed Consent form. The orientation consists of a 60 minute tutorial on optimal use of the Fitness Center cardio and strength training equipment. This session will cover your goals, past workout history, a brief warm up, a light workout and a general plan for you to begin your fitness program. Please dress in comfortable clothing and athletic shoes.

FITNESS CENTER HOURS*Monday – Thursday 6:00am - 9:00pmFriday 6:00am - 7:00pmSaturday 8:00am - 5:00pmSunday 12:00pm - 4:00pm *Hours are subject to change. The Community Center & Fitness Center will be closed Christmas, New Year’s Day and Easter.

GUEST POLICYGuests of Fitness Center members must be at least age 18. A Premium Guest Pass ($8) and a signed Informed Consent form are required for each guest.

FITNESS & WELLNESS

TOO FIT TO QUITToo Fit To Quit is an incentive program open to all members designed to challenge participants to increase their daily use of the Community Center while increasing their cardiovascular mileage during each workout. Participants must be members in order to enter this challenge. Track daily mileage resulting from any type of cardiovascular activity via your fitness tracker or the cardiovascular machine display. Walk on the indoor track or use any of the cardio equipment in the Fitness Center. Registration for this challenge is FREE and can be done at the Front Desk. You will receive a challenge card to track your miles from the walking track and /or the fitness center.

The Too Fit To Quit Challenge runs from January 7th through March 2nd and will be held in the Fitness Center & Walking Track (depending on your membership type). Completed cards must be submitted to staff no later than March 6, 2019. Successful participants will be able to select from a variety of prizes, based on your final mileage accomplishment over the eight weeks of this challenge. One prize per participant.

Mileage Goals: 25, 50, 75, 100, and 150 miles. Mileage Breakdown: Straight miles calculation used for Indoor Track, Elliptical, Arc Trainer, Recumbent Bike, Upright Bike, NuStep. Rower mileage: 1609.344 meters = 1 rowing mile.

CHAIR VOLLEYBALLCommunity Center Aerobics RoomWe have a chair waiting for YOU! If you’re ready to meet new friends, enjoy a few laughs, and want to try keeping your seat in the seat while hitting the beach ball in a game of chair volleyball – it’s harder than you think – this is the game for you. Played on a 10-foot by 20-foot court that is divided by a Wilson junior size volleyball net, players sit in 6 chairs on each side of the court while keeping a beach ball in play. Games are played to 15+ points. Registration is not required; drop in and join us for the fun! Please consult with your physician prior to participating in this activity. Comfortable clothing and soft soled shoes are recommended. *Membership Required

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityF 1/11, 18, 25 1:00p-2:30p 55+ FREE* N/AF 2/1, 15, 22 1:00p-2:30p 55+ FREE* N/AF 3/1, 8, 15, 22, 29 1:00p-2:30p 55+ FREE* N/A

BUILDING BENEFICIAL BALANCECommunity Center Aerobics RoomBuilding Beneficial Balance is a low-impact class appropriate for all fitness levels who are interested in developing better balance skills. The class focuses on improving posture and flexibility as well as building “core muscles,” leg and ankle strength using body weight and chairs. Creating a strong lean body builds a frame that will prepare participants for daily activities. Class is limited to 15 people per session. Comfortable clothing and supportive tennis shoes are recommended. Class Instructor: Sheela Mehta *Membership Required

Day Dates Time Age Fee ActivityM, W 1/7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23, 28, 30 1:00p-1:45p 18+ FREE* N/AM, W 2/4, 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27 1:00p-1:45p 50+ FREE* N/AM, W 3/4, 6, 11, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27 1:00p-1:45p 50+ FREE* N/A


MONTHLY FLEX PASSDay Month Time Age Fee Activity

All January Any 16+ $25 160101-01

All February Any 16+ $25 160101-02

All March Any 16+ $25 160101-03

QUARTERLY FLEX PASSDay Date Time Age Fee Activity

All Jan/Feb/Mar Any 16+ $70 160101-04

DROP-IN PASSDay Date Time Age Fee Activity

All Any Any 16+ $7/class N/A

FLEX PASS SCHEDULE JANUARY - MARCH 2019Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Boom Move It/Mind*9:00a-10:00a

BoomMove It/Strength*

9:00a-10:00a

BoomMove It/Mind*9:00a-10:00a

BoomMove It/Strength*

9:00a-10:00a

BoomMove It/Mind*9:00a-10:00a

Pilates9:00a-10:00a

Silver Sneakers Classic*

10:00a-11:00a

Cycle9:30a-10:30a


10:00a-11:00a


10:00a-11:00a


10:00a-11:00a

Power Hour10:00a-11:00a


10:00a-11:00a

Gentle Yoga2:15p-3:30p

POUND®6:00p-6:45p

HIIT5:30p-6:15p

Pilates Fusion6:30p-7:30p

HIIT5:30p-6:15p

Beginner Yoga5:30p-6:30p

Yoga Flow6:15p-7:15p

Sculpt & Stretch Fusion6:15p-6:45p

Zumba7:45p-8:30p

Sculpt & Stretch Fusion6:15p-6:45p

* Classes included in Silver Sneaker and Optum memberships. All classes are taught at multi-level for all participants.

Visit our Facebook Group (Sharonville Recreation Group Fitness) for more details.

Flex Pass Details:• Passes are good for unlimited group exercise classes for

the month(s) purchased [see schedule below] • Passes are non-refundable and non-transferable.• Classes are limited in size-first come first serve.• You will be asked to sign in at the start of each class.• Classes with less than 5 participants over a 3-week period

may be canceled.• Classes will be added based on need.• Participants must be 16 years or older to participate in the

group exercise classes unless permission is given by the instructor.

• Due to limited class space, individuals purchasing a drop- in pass must present proof of payment to the instructor prior to the start of class.

GROUP EXERCISE



NEEDLE ARTSCommunity Center Gathering RoomIf you enjoy the creative art of all things needle craft, this program is for you. Whether you quilt, sew, knit, crochet, tat, embroider or needlepoint, you can enjoy time, in a fun setting, with fellow needle crafters who will encourage and inspire you. We regret that formal instruction is not available during this time. Make plans now to join us. This group meets the 2nd & 4th Tuesdays of each month. *Membership Required

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityTu 1/8, 22 2:30p-5:00p 18+ FREE* N/ATu 2/12, 26 2:30p-5:00p 18+ FREE* N/ATu 3/12, 26 2:30p-5:00p 18+ FREE* N/A

IN THE LOOP KNITTING & CROCHETCommunity Center Game RoomAre you looking to begin a new needle art? Knitting and crochet are all the rage with fun and trendy new patterns. All levels of knitting and crochet knowledge are welcomed during this informal time together. Bring your own patterns or try some of ours; however, students must provide their own knitting needles and crochet hooks. Laura Glassman and Aileen Foster are our instructors. *Membership Required

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityW Jan - Mar 12:30p-3:30p 18+ FREE* N/A

STITCHERS FOR A CAUSECommunity Center Gathering RoomThe “Stitchers for a Cause” make a wide variety of handmade items and donate to various local charities. Items donated include hats, scarves, flannel baby blankets, fleece blankets, and quilts along with many others. Please make plans to join us. We love to welcome new members! *Membership Required

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityW Jan - Mar 10:00a-12:00p 50+ FREE* N/A

DOMINOESCommunity Center Meeting RoomOne of the wonderful things about Dominoes is that anyone can learn the basics very quickly. As you play and progress, you will find many additional levels of the game as your experience and skills develop. Dominoes, a good game for your brain. Make plans to join in the Dominoes fun! *Membership Required

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityF Jan - Mar 10:00a-12:00p 50+ FREE* N/A

ART INSTRUCTION WITH MYRTLECommunity Center Craft RoomCan you draw a straight line? You don’t have to. You can scribble your way to understand and see the world around you in an artist’s way. Develop a new skill, create brain cells, make new friends, begin with a dot or a mark and see where it takes you. Painting and exploring the basic elements of watercolor, colored pencil, ink or pastels allows you to test various mediums of interest at your own pace. An instructor is available for consultation. Test products are available however students must provide their own supplies for actual work. *Fees are paid to the instructor.

Drawing classes are Mondays 10:00am-12:00pmPainting classes are Wednesdays 12:30pm-2:30pm

(no Wednesday classes in January)

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityM Jan - Mar 10:00a-12:00p 18+ $10/class* N/AW Feb - Mar 12:30p-2:30p 18+ $10/class* N/A

BASIC DRAWING TO EXERCISE YOUR MINDCommunity Center Craft RoomExercising your mind is just as important as exercising your body. Join Myrtle as she stretches your brain with the basics of drawing. Improve your spatial and mental ability with this workout for your brain. Work in the medium of your choice with individualized instruction.Instructor: Myrtle Blankenbuehler

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityW 3/6-3/27 12:30p-2:30p 18+ $32 160408-01

OPEN STUDIO WATERCOLOR PAINTINGCommunity Center Craft RoomJoin fellow watercolorists in this “Open Studio” time. Get inspiration and ideas from other artists who share your passion. No formal instruction provided. All materials must be brought by participant. *Membership Required

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityTh Jan - Mar 12:00p-4:00p 18+ FREE* N/A

MODEL BUILDING GROUPCommunity Center Craft RoomPlanes, Trains, Automobiles, and Ship Models galore. The group tackles every mode of transportation. Bring your own model and building supplies to join in the comradery of sharing ideas and shooting the breeze. RC Models and Rubber Band Power are their specialties. Must provide your own materials, but inspiration and friendship are free. *Membership Required

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityW Jan - Mar 9:00a-12:00p 18+ FREE* N/A

THE ROBERT HAWKINS WOODCARVING GROUPCommunity Center Craft RoomThis group teaches and helps those who have an interest in woodcarving in the round, chip carving, power carving and wood burning. Visitors are encouraged to attend to experience woodcarving. Those interested in joining the group on a permanent basis are asked for $1.00/class for purchase of wood for projects. Loan tools and a project will be available but each member is responsible for his or her own tools. Don’t whittle your time away, join the woodcarvers. *Membership Required

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityTu Jan - Mar 11:00a-4:00p 18+ FREE* N/A

ADULT PROGRAMS

BINGOCommunity Center Meeting RoomThe classic game that is always fun to play. Bingo is not just a game, it is an activity used to develop new relationships and enhance friendships. Make plans to join in the Bingo fun! *Membership Required

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityTu 1/8, 29 10:00a-11:00a 50+ $1/card N/ATu 2/5, 19 10:00a-11:00a 50+ $1/card N/ATu 3/5, 19 10:00a-11:00a 50+ $1/card N/A

SENIORS AFTERNOON OUTRestaurant TBAEnjoy a delicious lunch at one of the fine dining establishments in our area. This event is sure to be a hit, so sign up early and be sure to mark your calendar. As we like to say, “Come for the food and stay for the fellowship and fun!” Contact Linda Tee for upcoming restaurant locations. *Fee includes cost of lunch.

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityF 3/22 11:00a-1:00p 50+ see above* N/A

CREATIVE WRITINGCommunity Center Main LobbyAll writers are welcome, including fiction, non-fiction, poetry & essays just to name a few. This will be a time to read and discuss your writings. Resources are also available if needed. This group meets the 1st & 3rd Tuesdays of each month. *Membership Required

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityTu 1/15 1:00p-2:30p 50+ FREE* N/ATu 2/5, 19 1:00p-2:30p 50+ FREE* N/ATu 3/5, 19 1:00p-2:30p 50+ FREE* N/A

YOU, ME, & WiiCommunity Center Gathering RoomSee for yourself what the fun is all about, interacting with your friends and the Wii computer games. There is no end to the laughter as you join in the fun for a game of Wii Bowling. A virtual setting that is low to no impact. What a great way to compete. Make plans now to join us. Contact Linda Tee for more details. *Membership Required

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityW 1/9, 23 11:15a-12:15p 50+ FREE* N/AW 2/6, 20 11:15a-12:15p 50+ FREE* N/AW 3/6, 20 11:15a-12:15p 50+ FREE* N/A

BROWN BAG CINEMACommunity Center Gathering RoomBring your brown bag lunch or favorite movie treats and join us at the Sharonville Community Center for a block buster movie, past or present. Contact Linda Tee for more details. *Membership Required

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityW 1/16, 30 11:15a-1:15p 50+ FREE* N/AW 2/13, 27 11:15a-1:15p 50+ FREE* N/AW 3/13, 27 11:15a-1:15p 50+ FREE* N/A

RECREATION CARD PLAYCommunity Center Gathering RoomWe provide the cards, you choose the games! All are welcome to enjoy the games in the comfort of the Gathering Room. Invite your friends and join us for a morning of card play fun! *Membership Required

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityTh Jan - Mar 10:00a-12:00p 50+ FREE N/A

INTERMEDIATE BRIDGECommunity Center Gathering RoomBridge is a trick-taking game using a standard 52-card deck. It is played by four players in two competing partnerships, with partners sitting opposite each other around a table. More advanced than a beginner, but not yet an expert? If this sounds like you then make plans to join us for one of the most popular card games around. *Membership Required

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityF Jan - Mar 9:00a-12:00p 50+ FREE* N/A

CREATIVE, EXPRESSIVE SINGINGCommunity Center Meeting RoomA variety of music styles are explored with either piano or guitar accompaniment in this program with instructor, Jude Jones. Included are vocal warm-up exercises, ear training, unison and part-singing. No previous choral experience is required. Also, various choral concerts will be held throughout the year. Please note that dates are subject to change. This group is available for occasional performances in surrounding local communities; please call for more information. *Membership Required

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityTh 1/10, 17, 24, 31 1:00p-2:00p 50+ FREE* N/ATh 2/7, 14, 21, 28 1:00p-2:00p 50+ FREE* N/ATh 3/7, 14, 21, 28 1:00p-2:00p 50+ FREE* N/A

"SEW" BASIC FOR ADULTSCommunity Center Craft RoomHave you always wanted to learn how to sew? This class introduces you to sewing on a sewing machine. We will learn to properly handle and use a sewing machine. Students will make a hem, buttonhole and learn the basics. This class is being held while the stay and play is open. All materials will be provided. Class Instructor: Laura Glassman

Day Date Time Age R/NR ActivityM 1/7-1/28 7:00p-8:00p 18+ $35/38 140402-01

TECHNOLOGY HELP DESK & ELECTRONIC RECYCLINGCommunity Center Main LobbyDo you need help operating or checking your Windows or Android device? If your answer is yes, visit the Technology Help Desk. Old technical equipment can be recycled too. (computers, printers, monitors, and phones). Televisions are not accepted.

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityTh Jan - Mar 10:00a-12:00p 50+ FREE N/A

On behalf of the Sharonville Senior Citizens Club and the Sharonville Community Center, we would like to extend a very heartfelt thank you to VFW Commander

Ralph Walters for allowing us to use the VFW while the Multi-Purpose room at the Community Center was under renovation. A big thank you also goes to President of the Ladies Auxillary Becky Scofield for showing up every week to lend a helping hand with whatever was needed. What a great example of community support !!


PICKLEBALLCommunity Center GymnasiumPickleball is a fun court sport played on a badminton-sized court with the net lowered to 34 inches at the center. It is played with a perforated plastic ball, similar to a whiffle ball, and wood or composite paddles about twice the size of ping-pong paddles. It's easy for beginners to learn, but can develop into a fast-paced, competitive game for experienced players. In addition to being fun, the game has a reputation for its friendly and social nature. *Membership Required (Silver Sneakers Eligible)

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityM-Th Jan - Mar 2:30p-4:30p 18+ FREE* N/AF Jan - Mar 4:30p-6:30p 18+ FREE* N/A

ADULT PICKLEBALL LEAGUECommunity Center GymnasiumThis Pickleball league is for adults 50 and up with a USAPA skill level of 3.0 or higher. This will be an 8 week league for teams in the following divisions: women’s, men’s and mixed doubles. Minimum of 6 teams per division. Match format will be best 2 out of 3 games played to 11 points or win by 2. The third game will be to 9 points and win by one. League play will be on Tuesdays @ 11:00am, with all teams playing 2 scheduled matches. All balls for this league will be provided (orange Onix balls) Awards will be given for 1st and 2nd place teams. There are a maximum number of 12 teams per division. Division play will end in a double elimination tourney. All participants must have a membership. Contact Aaron Tiplady at 563-2895 or [email protected] for more information.

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityTu February 11:00a-1:30p 50+ $20/player N/A $40/team

ADULT PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENTCommunity Center GymnasiumThe Battle of the Paddle returns at the Sharonville Community Center on Friday, February 22nd. Partners will be picked at random for our round robin format tournament. All participants will receive a t-shirt with registration. Prizes and food will be provided. Contact Aaron Tiplady at 563-2895 or [email protected] for more information.

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityF 2/22 4:30p-9:30p 30+ $20/player 151012-01

MARTIAL ARTS Community Center Multipurpose Room & Aerobics RoomMorning Calm Martial Arts Academy is a traditional Martial Arts (Tae Kwon Do) school focused on developing students of all ages. Instruction includes self-defense, fitness, flexibility, and team building skills.*Uniforms and belts will be an additional charge. Instructor: Jason Humphries (3rd Dan)morningcalmmartialartsacademy.com

Day Date Time Age R/NR ActivityM,W, January 6:15p-8:00p 7+ $45/48* 160108-01Sa 11:00a-12:30p M,W, February 6:15p-8:00p 7+ $45/48* 160108-02Sa 11:00a-12:30p M,W, March 6:15p-8:00p 7+ $45/48* 160108-03Sa 11:00a-12:30p

SHARONVILLE NINJA WARRIORCommunity Center GymnasiumFinally, no more swinging off the furniture! Join us for five sessions of jumping, swinging, climbing, hanging, leaping, balancing and rolling. The new gym will be set up with obstacles for every age and skill level. Our ninja class is designed to accommodate boys and girls, ages 2.5 to 5 years old. Ninja warrior training for kids is a fun and exciting approach to helping the kids stay active. In addition, ninja warrior for kids teaches skills including the patience needed for the physical and mental challenges while completing the obstacles. Above all, our classes will have plenty of running, jumping, climbing, crawling, swinging & balancing! *Participants get a Sharonville ninja t-shirt and headband.

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityF 2/1-2/22 11:00a-11:30a 2.5-5 $20* 121010-01

MEN'S SPRING BASKETBALL LEAGUECommunity Center GymnasiumJoin us for a recreational men’s basketball league. The league will accommodate up to 8 teams and will conclude with a one-and-out tournament. Team fees are $125 per team and each team will be required to pay an official $30 before the start of the game. Registration fee includes team game shirts. Contact Aaron Tiplady at 563-2895 or [email protected] for more information. The deadline to register is 3/24/19.

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityTh 4/18-5/30 evenings 18+ $125* 261005-01

WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALLCommunity Center GymnasiumJoin us for a recreational women’s volleyball league. The league will accommodate up to 10 teams and will conclude with a one-and-out tournament. Team fees are $125 per team and each team will be required to pay the game referee $13 before the start of the game. The deadline to register is 1/11/19.

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityTh 1/17-4/18 evenings 18+ $125* 141001-01

SPORTS


ADULT TENNIS LEAGUEGower Park Tennis CourtsLooking for someone to play tennis with? All levels compete in this round-robin league. Match days and times are determined by you! Registration for the spring league is now open. All participants must have a membership. Contact Aaron Tiplady at 563-2895 or [email protected] for more information.

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityTBD March-April TBD 18+ $20 141012-01

ADULT TABLE TENNISCommunity Center Multipurpose RoomOpen play for adults of all skill levels. Join us for Doubles, Singles, friendly matches, and practice. Table Tennis provides participants with great exercise, both physically and mentally, in a friendly, safe environment. Please bring your own paddle and wear comfortable attire for sports activities. *Membership Required

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityM-Th Jan - Mar 11:15a-4:00p 50+ FREE* N/A

ADULT CORN HOLECommunity Center Multipurpose RoomCorn Hole, the classic American backyard game. The goal is to toss bean bags into a hole on a board about 30 feet away from you, similar to horseshoes without the stakes and horseshoes. Make plans to join in the fun! *Membership Required

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityW/Th Jan - Mar 1:00p-4:00p 50+ FREE* N/A

NFL FLAG FOOTBALLCommunity Center GymnasiumNFL FLAG is a fun and exciting way to learn and play the game of football. Our league will run during the month of February and is open to boys and girls ages 5-12. Games will be played inside the new gym at the Sharonville Community Center. All players will receive an NFL team jersey and NFL flag belt with their registration. Contact Aaron Tiplady at 563-2895 or [email protected] for more information. The deadline to register is 1/24/18.

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityTu 2/12-3/5 4:00p-5:00p 5-12 $30 121006-01

JUNIOR NBACommunity Center GymnasiumDribble, Shoot, Score in our Jr. NBA program! Junior NBA is the NBA’s youth basketball participation program for boys and girls. Jr. NBA teaches the fundamental skills as well as the core values of the game at the grassroots level in an effort to help grow and improve the youth basketball experience. All participants will receive a reversible NBA jersey as part of the program. Contact Aaron Tiplady at 563-2895 or [email protected] for more information.

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityTu 1/8-1/29 12:00p-12:30p 3-6 $20 111005-01

CLUB SHARONVILLE SNOW TUBINGPerfect North SlopesClub Sharonville is a fun group activity program designed for kids 10-15 years of age. The Club will travel to Perfect North for 3 hours of snow tubing and return to the Community Center for pick-up at 11:00pm. Club Sharonville will leave the Community Center at 5:30 pm. Meals will be provided for this trip. Deadline to register is January 14.

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityF 1/18 5:30p-11:00p 10-15 $40 136011-01

CLUB SHARONVILLE SPRING BREAK DAY TRIP Paintball CountryJoin us for a Spring Break trip to Paintball Country in West Chester. This will be a day trip as we will leave the Community Center at 10:00am and return at 3:00pm. Bring a lunch and paintball gear as Club Sharonville faces obstacles and disguises strategies to be the ultimate paintball champion.

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityTu 3/26 10:00a-3:00p 10-15 $40 136011-02

AFTER HOURS TEEN NIGHTSharonville Community CenterCome and hang out at the Community Center after it closes! Enjoy a night of fun and games. We will listen to music, play some awesome games and just hang out. There will be plenty to do! Bring your friends and just chill, or come and meet some new friends. Everyone is welcome. Snacks will be available for purchase at the concession stand.

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivityF 1/25 7:00p-10:00p 5th-8th $3 advance 130515-01 grade $6 @ door

TEENS


SPORTS OF ALL SORTSCommunity Center GymnasiumThis class will focus on a different sport each week. The fundamentals of the sport will be taught in a fun and age appropriate manner. Basketball, baseball, football, soccer will be some of the sports covered. Sessions will not repeat.

Day Date Time Age R/NR ActivityM 1/7-1/28 11:15a-11:45a 3-6 $15/18 111010-01M 2/4-2/25 11:15a-11:45a 3-6 $15/18 111010-02M 3/4-3/25 11:15a-11:45a 3-6 $15/18 111010-03

NO NEEDLE KNITTINGCommunity Center Craft RoomLearn to knit without knitting needles. Try your hand at making a scarf and other projects. You will amaze your friends and family with your finished items. Materials will be provided.


BRILLIANT BRACELETSCommunity Center Craft RoomFriendship, braided, beaded, oh my, all the possibilities of bracelets so little time. Join us to make all different types of bracelets; string, elastic, beads and everything in between. Materials will be provided.


"SEW" WONDERFULCommunity Center Craft RoomThis class introduces your child to sewing on a sewing machine. They will learn to properly handle and use a sewing machine. While learning to use the sewing machine, students will be making a project to practice their new skills. All materials will be provided.


YOUTH PROGRAMS

MAKE A MESSCommunity Center Craft RoomDon’t miss this popular class! Your child will participate in the sand table, finger painting, playing with shaving cream or making collages with lots of glue. They will enjoy messy activities that you don’t have to clean up. Sessions do not repeat activities.

Day Date Time Age R/NR ActivityTu 1/8-1/29 10:00a-10:45a 18mos+ $15/18 110512-01 Tu 2/5-2/26 10:00a-10:45a 18mos+ $15/18 110512-02Tu 3/5-3/26 10:00a-10:45a 18mos+ $15/18 110512-03

PRESCHOOL OPEN GYMCommunity Center GymnasiumPreschool Open Gym is a designated time for children to come and play on soft mat equipment. This program is an interactive gross motor playtime for children and their adults. Children must be supervised by their parents or guardians at all times.

Day Dates Time Age R/NR ActivityTu 1/8, 15, 22, 29 11:00a-2:00p 1-6 FREE N/A Tu 2/5, 12, 19, 26 11:00a-2:00p 1-6 FREE N/ATu 3/5, 12, 19, 26 11:00a-2:00p 1-6 FREE N/A

EDIBLE SCIENCECommunity Center Craft RoomThis class combines science and cooking. Create experiments that you can eat and share. Rock candy and marshmallows will be some of the kitchen creations we will make. All materials will be provided.

Day Date Time Age R/NR ActivityW 1/9-1/30 4:30p-5:30p 6+ $15/18 120513-01

SLIME ONCommunity Center Craft RoomDo you know all the different ways to make slime? Come to this class and learn to make glitter, glow in the dark and butter slime to name a few. All materials will be provided.

Day Date Time Age R/NR ActivityW 2/6-2/27 4:30p-5:30p 6+ $7/10 120513-02

MINIS ON THE MOVECommunity Center GymnasiumLet’s run around and get moving in this toddler sports class. This class will help your child with their gross motor skills; balance and coordination. Your child will also be introduced to beginning group game play, following directions and listening skills.

Day Date Time Age R/NR ActivityTh 1/10-1/31 10:00a-10:30a 18mos-3 $15/18 111008-01Th 2/7-2/28 10:00a-10:30a 18mos-3 $15/18 111008-02Th 3/7-3/28 10:00a-10:30a 18mos-3 $15/18 111008-03

TODDLER TECH & SCIENCECommunity Center Craft RoomThis class is designed as an introduction to the world of STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and math). Let your little one experience the hands on approach to fun activities with learning in mind.

Day Date Time Age R/NR ActivitySa 2/2-2/23 10:00a-11:00a 2-5 $15/18 110513-01


HIP HOP & JAZZCommunity Center Craft RoomUsing popular and current music, the students start learning dances and choreography quickly as well as learning various dance elements. Our version of hip hop/jazz dance is extremely tasteful and clean and our priority is offering age-appropriate material. Dance Attire: non-restrictive clothing and jazz and/or dance or tennis shoes.Instructor: Tippi Toes Dance Instructor

Day Date Time Age R/NR ActivityM 1/7-1/28 7:00p-7:45p 7-12 $45/48 120911-01M 2/4-2/25 7:00p-7:45p 7-12 $45/48 120911-02M 3/4-3/25 7:00p-7:45p 7-12 $45/48 120911-03

BALLET, TAP & JAZZ - TIPPI PROCommunity Center Aerobics RoomThis class is for dancers ready for a bit of a challenge, while keeping with the fun atmosphere at Tippi Toes. Technique will be taught while using barre instruction, center floor exercises, across the floor technique and choreographed routines. Dance Attire: Tippi Toes Boutique dance attire, leotards, and ballet shoes. No tap shoes required. Only located at Sharonville Community Center and one additional location.Instructor: Tippi Toes Dance Instructor

Day Date Time Age R/NR ActivitySa 1/12-2/2 2:00p-2:45p 5-8 $45/48 120904-01Sa 2/9-3/2 2:00p-2:45p 5-8 $45/48 120904-02Sa 3/9-3/30 2:00p-2:45p 5-8 $45/48 120904-03

DANCE CLASSESTODDLER AND MECommunity Center Aerobics RoomMusic, movement, balance as well as basic ballet steps are introduced in an encouraging manner. A parent or loved one will participate in the class with the child. Tippi Toes teachers will keep the class moving while parents take an active role in encouraging, supporting and keeping the little dancer on track. Dance Attire: Comfortable clothing and or leotard and tennis shoes or ballet shoes. Instructor: Tippi Toes Dance Instructor

Day Date Time Age R/NR ActivityF 1/11-2/1 9:30a-10:15a 18m-3 $45/48 110908-01F 2/8-3/1 9:30a-10:15a 18m-3 $45/48 110908-02F 3/8-3/29 9:30a-10:15a 18m-3 $45/48 110908-03

BALLET, TAP & JAZZCommunity Center Aerobics RoomBallet, Tap and Jazz dance classes are offered for children 3-5 years old. We incorporate an even mix of the three types of dance over the 45 minute class time using high energy music. Dance attire: leotards and ballet shoes. No tap shoes required. Instructor: Tippi Toes Dance Instructor

Day Date Time Age R/NR ActivityF 1/11-2/1 10:30a-11:15a 3-5 $45/48 110904-01Sa 1/12-2/2 1:00p-1:45p 3-5 $45/48 110904-02F 2/8-3/1 10:30a-11:15a 3-5 $45/48 110904-03Sa 2/9-3/2 1:00p-1:45p 3-5 $45/48 110904-04F 3/8-3/29 10:30a-11:15a 3-5 $45/48 110904-05Sa 3/9-3/30 1:00p-1:45p 3-5 $45/48 110904-06

STAY & PLAY ZONEFACILITY & SERVICESThe Stay & Play Zone provides a safe, fun and secure play area for children ages 1-8 while their parent/guardian works out or participates in a program. The Recreation Department is synonymous with quality. We extend this quality to the care of your children. We will provide a safe, healthy, and nurturing environment for your children while they are in the Stay & Play Zone.

HOURS & FEESMonday – Thursday 9:00am - 12:00pm / 5:00pm - 8:00pmFriday & Saturday 9:00am - 12:00pmNursery service is FREE for children who have a current Combo Membership. The fee for those without a membership is $3.00 per child per hour.



JUNIOR CSIpresented by the Sharonville Police Department

Do you have a 5th or 6th grader interested in Forensic Science?Junior CSI participants will become forensic scientists as they investigate mock crime scenes. This class will introduce 5th and 6th grade students

to the various aspects of scientific investigation techniques used to solve crimes. Topics will include observations, analysis of observations, collection of evidence, processing of evidence, documentation of evidence and crime scene through sketches and digital photography, and analysis of evidence.

Tuesdays | February 5th-26th | 4:00p to 5:00pmSharonville Community Center

Register at the Community Center Front Desk (activity# 120318-02)

Youth Sports UpdateRegister your child for spring youth sports. Visit our website at syosports.org for more information to register for the following:• Spring Soccer (Ages 6+) - $45• Blastball (Ages 3-4) - $30• PreK to K Tee-Ball - $50• K to 1st/1st to 2nd grades Coach Pitch Baseball - $85• 2nd to 5th grade Knothole Baseball - $100• U8 Coach Pitch Softball - $65• U10 to U12 Softball - $65• Co-ed Volleyball - $60

Registration begins January 1stRegistration cutoff varies by program. See website for details.

Team placement subject to registration numbers. Wait list may be utilized.



CAMP SHARONVILLECamp Sharonville is an enrichment program for children ages 6-12 that has been in operation for 39 years. Camp runs Monday through Friday from 10am-4pm. Early drop off and late pickup are available for an additional fee. We host fun daily activities that coincide with the session theme. Children will play games, participate in activities, go swimming, and have a lot of fun! Campers are required to have a Recreation membership for the duration of the camp session, including non-residents. Emergency Medical Forms are required for every camper by the start of their first day of camp. Each camper will receive a camp shirt for the summer. Please check www.sharonville.org for updated information and available forms. Space is limited, and camp will fill up. Be sure to register early!*No camp on Thursday, July 4, 2019.

• Resident registration begins on Tuesday, April 2 at 7:00am in person at the Community Center. • Non-Resident registration begins on Tuesday, April 23 at 7:00am in person at the Community Center.

Day Date Time Age Fee Activity Theme Field Trip M-F 6/3 - 6/7 10:00a-4:00p 6-12 $80 320803-01 Carnival Coney IslandM-F 6/10 - 6/14 10:00a-4:00p 6-12 $80 320803-02 Police & Fire Fire StationM-F 6/17 - 6/21 10:00a-4:00p 6-12 $80 320803-03 Safari Cincinnati ZooM-F 6/24 - 6/28 10:00a-4:00p 6-12 $80 320803-04 Holiday Lazer KrazeM-F* 7/1 - 7/5 10:00a-4:00p 6-12 $65 320803-05 Super Hero Cultural ArtsM-F 7/8 - 7/12 10:00a-4:00p 6-12 $80 320803-06 Water Beach WaterparkM-F 7/15 - 7/19 10:00a-4:00p 6-12 $80 320803-07 Olympic Bowling AlleyM-F 7/22 - 7/26 10:00a-4:00p 6-12 $80 320803-08 Survivor Camp OvernightM-F 7/29 - 8/2 10:00a-4:00p 6-12 $80 320803-09 Extreme Lazer KrazeM-F 8/5 - 8/9 10:00a-4:00p 6-12 $80 320803-10 Blowout Off-site Trip TBD

2019 SESSIONS

JUNIOR COUNSELORJunior Counselor is designed for 13-15 year olds who are interested in becoming camp counselors in the future. They will assist current staff with various daily tasks and activities with camp. Registrants will also attend field trips on the given weeks. Junior Counselors are required to have a Recreation membership for the duration of the camp session, including non-residents. Emergency Medical Forms are required for everyone by the start of their first day of camp. Each Junior Counselor will receive a camp shirt for the summer. Please check www.sharonville.org for updated information and available forms. Space is limited, and Junior Counselor will fill up. Be sure to register early!


Day Date Time Age Fee Activity Trip / Activity Tu-Th 6/11 - 6/13 10:00a-4:00p 13-15 $50 330806-01 Fire House GamesTu-Th 6/25 - 6/27 10:00a-4:00p 13-15 $50 330806-02 Lazer KrazeTu-Th 7/9 - 7/11 10:00a-4:00p 13-15 $50 330806-03 Beach WaterparkTu-Th 7/23 - 7/25 10:00a-4:00p 13-15 $50 330806-04 Camp OvernightTu-Th 8/6 - 8/8 10:00a-4:00p 13-15 $50 330806-05 Camp Cookout & Inflatables

ADVENTURE CAMPAdventure Camp is a fun, outdoor program designed for teens 13-17 years of age. We are excited to be offering some really cool trips this summer. Campers will experience different activities that will be unforgettable. We will leave on Thursday morning, travel to our destination where we have fun activities planned, spend the night and then wake for some more fun before heading back home. Meals will be provided for this trip. Emergency Medical Forms are required for everyone by the start of their first day of camp. Please check www.sharonville.org for updated information and available forms. Space is limited, and Adventure Camp will fill up. Be sure to register early!


Day Date Time Age Fee Activity TripTh-F 6/20 - 6/21 TBD 13-17 $90 310806-01 Cedar PointTh 7/11 TBD 13-17 $30 310806-02 Land of Illusions Adventure ParkF 7/19 TBD 13-17 $60* 310806-03 Kings Island (reduced price with season pass)



Back by popular demand! AARP Tax Aide volunteers offer free income tax advice as well as form completion to senior adults (60+) of low to moderate income during the tax season.

This is a confidential service and is available by appointment only.

Please Note: No appointments will be accepted prior to February 1, 2019. All participants of this service assume complete responsibility for their income tax return. The AARP

income tax volunteer will NOT sign the return as preparer. Federal and State forms will be filed electronically. Neither the Sharonville Recreation Department nor AARP assume any responsibility on behalf of the participant for this service. AARP Tax Aide Volunteers

sponsored by AARP & trained through the IRS.

PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE SHARONVILLE TAX DEPARTMENT FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THIS PROGRAM.

Participants should bring a copy of last year's return, 1099's and W2's, a summary of itemized expenses, State and Federal Income Tax Forms, Driver's License and Social

Security Card. Please be prepared.

PROGRAM DATESWednesdays, February 6, 13, 20, & 27; March 6, 13, 20, & 27; April 3 & 10

Fridays, February 8, 15, & 22; March 1, 8, 15, 22, & 29; April 5Sessions run from 9:00am-2:00pm by appointment only.

Free Income Tax Counseling for Senior Adults of Low to Moderate Income



SPECIAL EVENTSFAMILY CINEMASharonville Cultural Arts CenterJoin the Sharonville Recreation Department as we host a family movie night at the Sharonville Cultural Arts Center! Enjoy a family friendly movie and don’t forget the FREE popcorn!

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivitySa 1/12 6:00p All $1 160311-01

DADDY DAUGHTER DANCE "Night at the Arcade"Community Center Multipurpose RoomDon't miss our annual Daddy Daughter Dance. Dads, Uncles, Grandfathers, and caregivers are invited to bring their special girls to an evening of fun and memories filled with dancing, pizza, keepsake photographs, and a sundae bar. All girls will also receive a special gift to make the evening unforgettable fun for the both of you! Register now!

Day Date Time Age Fee(R/NR) ActivitySa 2/9 7:00p-9:00p 3-14 $16/19* 160304-01

*Price is per couple. Additional daughters are $6/7

VALENTINE'S PARENTS NIGHT OUTCommunity Center Stay & Play ZoneParents please enjoy a night out with your special someone, child free and worry free! Your child will be entertained with games, crafts and plenty of play time while in a safe and fun environment. This is a perfect opportunity for you to enjoy a special evening while your child is attended and having fun. Don't miss out!

Day Date Time Age Fee(R/NR) ActivityF 2/15 5:00p-7:00p 4-10 $8/11 120302-01

FAMILY GAME NIGHTCommunity CenterLooking for something to do with the whole family on a Saturday night? Join us for a family game night at the Community Center. There will be tons of different games for everyone in the family to play! Pizza and snacks will be provided. Register your family in advance at the Community Center front desk.

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivitySa 3/16 6:00p-8:00p All $10/family 160305-01

DOLL & ME TEACommunity CenterJoin us for a tea party with your dolls! Bring mom, grandma, aunts, sisters, and friends as we enjoy an afternoon of tea and fun. Don’t forget to bring your favorite dolls as well. We will have sandwiches, cookies, and of course tea and other drinks. Participants will also get to paint a tea cup and saucer provided by Star Glazers. Finished projects will be available to pick up at the Community Center after they are fired. Register in advance at the front desk beginning February 25th. Registration ends March 25th.

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivitySa 4/6 4:00p-5:30p 3+ $15/pair 260511-01 $2/extra person

MOM PROM "A Night of Games"Community Center Multipurpose RoomDon’t miss our annual Mom Prom Dance. Moms, Aunts, Grandmothers, and caregivers are invited to bring their special boys to an evening of fun and memories filled with dancing, pizza, keepsake photographs, and a sundae bar. All boys will also receive a special gift to make the evening unforgettable fun for the both of you!

January 7, 2019 - Resident RegistrationJanuary 21, 2019 - Non-Resident Registration

Day Date Time Age Fee ActivitySa 4/27 7:00p-9:00p 3-14 $16/19* 260306-01

*Price is per couple. Additional sons are $6/7

Unless otherwise noted, our programs and events are open to anyone, including non-residents.


City of Sharonville10900 Reading Road

Sharonville, OH 45241

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UPCOMING EVENTSJANUARY 201911 Women's Volleyball Register your team before January 11 to play in our Thursday evening women's league.

12 Family Cinema Night Join us for FREE popcorn & a movie at the Sharonville Cultural Arts Center! Register now with the Recreation Department for $1 per person.

12-13 Cincinnati Wedding Showcase Prepare for your big day with this event at the Sharonville Convention Center.

18 Club Sharonville Snow Tubing Kids 10-15 years of age will travel to Perfect North for 3 hours of snowtubing. Register by January 14.

FEBRUARY 20199 Daddy Daughter Dance Dads can share a special evening with their girls. Register now with the Recreation Department.

9-10 My Furry Valentine The Convention Center hosts the area’s largest pet adoption event.

MARCH 201916 Family Game Night Join us for fun along with pizza & snacks for $10/ family. Register with the Recreation Department.

APRIL 20196 Doll & Me Tea Bring your doll to the newest program for a tea party. Moms, grandmas, and sisters can join too.

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