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Tavani Soccer Camp at Bunten Rd Park


The camps have grown in popularity each year and this year we offer players five weeks of action at three different locations (Jefferson Parks & Recreation, South Forsyth’s Sharon Springs Park and Duluth’s Bunten Road Park).

The camps are for boys & girls, ages 7-15. Also, back this year is the Elite camp from 12 noon-1:30 pm (after camp at the Duluth Bunten location), which is for the serious player who wants more soccer action (boys & girls, ages 10-15).

The camp staff is an experienced mix of top club and high school coaches along with college players. All of the college players were once coached by camp director and Georgia Coach of the Year, Gregg Tavani, and serve as role models to the young, aspiring campers.

Tavani Soccer goals are to increase young players’ skills, further develop each camper into a better player, and most of all make it a fun experience.

A goalkeeper coach is on staff.

The camp schedule is designed to be both intense and fun.
Experienced players will be challenged and beginning players will fall in love with the “beautiful game”.
Players are divided and assigned to a coach according to age and skill.

Tavani Soccer Camps

- Duluth (Bunten Road Park) – Boys and girls, ages 7-15. One-week sessions. June 27 – July 1, July 11 – July 15, July 18 – 22, 9 am-12 pm.
Elite camps – Boys and girls, ages 10-15. 12 pm-1:30 pm.
- Forsyth (Sharon Springs Park)  – Boys and girls ages 7-15. One-week sessions. June 20 – June 24, 9 am-12 pm
- Jefferson (Parks & Recreation) – Boys and girls ages 7-15. One-week sessions. June 20 – June 24, 9 am-12 pm

- All campers receive a camp t-shirt, hand-stitched ball and personal player evaluation.

Camp Director Gregg Tavani, “A” coaching License, GA Coach of the Year. $155/week. Elite camp an additional $70.
A goalkeeper coach is on staff. Teams welcome.
Visit www.tavanisoccer.com, email camp@tavanisoccer.com or call 770-396-8258

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A New Tradition For Downtown Duluth Celebrating Cinco de Mayo

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Cinco de Mayo Duluth Town Green

Pure Catering

Looking for something new and fun to do this year for Cinco de Mayo? How about celebrating in the beautiful outdoor setting of the Duluth Town Green? On Thursday, May 5th from 5pm-9pm, enjoy food, drink, fun and flavors from Pure Taqueria, Chocolate Perks and the Déjà vu band! Look for the big white tent on Main Street. Downtown Duluth is the place you want to be to celebrate! It’s your chance to get a taste of what you will be able to enjoy downtown when Pure Taqueria opens its newest location on the corner of Main Street and Hwy 120.

This event is sponsored by The City of Duluth, Pure Taqueria and The Work Spot. For more information contact Jayne Madigan at 678-475-3512 or jmadigan@duluthga.net.

 

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Rogers Bridge Park Public Meeting May 26th


When: May 26th
Time: 6 p.m.
Where: Rogers Bridge Park

Please bring ideas and suggestions for the planning and development of the Rogers Bridge Park.

If you are unable to attend, please email your ideas to Kathy Marelle, kmarelle@duluthga.net.

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DULUTH DOUBLES THE SIZE OF ROGERS BRIDGE PARK WITH 11 MORE ACRES ALONG THE CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER ROGER “WHO”? BRIDGE “WHERE”?


Rogers Bridge Park is the newest park addition to the City of Duluth park system and is one of the best parks in Gwinnett County to enjoy a lunch, fly a kite, and relax under the pavilion while watching children play on the playground.

Life just could not get any better! UNLESS, there was more park area to expand the passive recreational opportunities… well…, the City of Duluth in support of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board is proud to announce the expansion of the Rogers Bridge Park to include an additional 11 acres of river front property. The park expansion was purchased with SPLOST funds allocated for the development of the park in accordance with the park master plan. The valuable river front property not only increases the acreage of the park to 23 acres, but also increases the park amenities to include a restroom facility, large picnic pavilion, greenspace, sand volleyball court, and river access for future recreational opportunities.

A three acre dog park will be constructed in the first phase of park development to begin fall of 2010. A bike trail from Peachtree Industrial Boulevard to the river is in the final stages of completion, as well as the trail design for the greenway multi use trail parallel to the river.

The City is working with Gwinnett County and Mayor Bodker from the City of Johns Creek to combine resources for the restoration of the one lane trussel bridge known as Rogers Bridge. The restoration of one of the oldest trussel bridges in the State would connect the communities to establish a trail system.

The Parks and Recreation Department would like to hear comments from the citizens on what you like about the park and suggestions for future park amenities. Please notify the department through email or contact the department at 770. 814.6981. A park celebration is being planned for June 5th. Please check the city website for updates.

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City of Duluth’s Summer Adventure Day Camp 2010


Summer Camp

The Summer Adventure Day Camp is a stimulating and adventurous hands-on camp environment. Positive social and recreational experiences are an integral aspect of each child’s camp experience. With our dedicated and friendly staff, each camper will be looked upon as a unique individual.

2010 summer day camp

Camp packet – Day Camp Packet

*Sign up for Day Camp online by clicking on the theme

Click here for a sample schedule

Counselor In Training Handbook packet

8:00am – 1:00pm Mon-Fri Ages 4-12 R$80/NR$100

8:00am – 6:00pm Mon-Fri Ages 4-12 R$105/NR$125

June 1 – June 4 (Tue-Fri)

There will be no camp on Monday, May 31, 2010.

Summerpalooza: The beginning to a fun filled summer with plenty of arts and crafts, indoor and outdoor activities. NEVER A DULL MOMENT!

June 7 – June 11
Healthy Kids Week: Introducing campers to a healthy lifestyle to kick off the summer!! This week is going to teach campers nutrition and fitness in fun and appealing ways that will influence their interest towards fun and healthy lifestyles.

June 14 – June 18
Art Attack: Campers will be able to experiment with drawing, painting, sculpting, and have the opportunity to create their own original pieces through each of these mediums.

June 21 – June 25
Wild West: Saddle up and head to the Bunten Road Community Center. The Wild Wild West Camp will celebrate the old west through stories, play, sports, arts, crafts and other various activities.

June 28 – July 2
Waterworld: Turn on the hose, grab a towel and celebrate the long hot summer. Wet and wild water games for all.

July 6 – July 9 (Tue-Fri)
There will be no camp on Monday, July 5, 2010.
Wacky Science Week: You will need a spare change of clothes to keep up with us this week! Campers will be engaged in science experiments while getting their hands and clothes dirty, goopy, and grimy. Don’t be afraid to let your little camper get a little sticky!!

July 12 – July 16
Sports Mania: Everyone will be a winner at this summer’s camp olympics. Crazy races, games and much more!

July 19 – July 23
Kid Nation: Come travel the world with us!! Campers will be getting their suitcases packed and their passports stamped during this week of global exploration. Campers will learn different regions of the world through games, crafts, snacks and songs during this week of global learning.

July 26 – July 30
Nature Week: Designed to give campers a better appreciation toward their own environment and natural surroundings through hiking, arts and crafts with natural goods, and environmentally-friendly games and activities.

August 2 – August 6
Aquapalooza: Crazy fun…just add water. Activities will include bubble mania, water relays and much more. We dare you to stay dry.

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