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TABLE OF CONTENTS
WELCOME!
Meet the Staff...................................................................................................2
SPECIAL EVENTS
Kids Fish..............................................................................................................3
Memorial Day Ceremony...........................................................................4
Star Spangled Spectacular..........................................................................5
Municipal Pool.................................................................................................6
IMPERIAL PARK RECREATION CENTER........7
RecFest...............................................................................................................8
Drop-In Sports................................................................................................9
YOUTH
Sports Associations......................................................................................10
Rockets Basketball Camp...........................................................................11
Leisure Classes.........................................................................................12-13
Sports.................................................................................................................14
Camps..........................................................................................................15-16
ADULT
Leisure Classes........................................................................................17-20
SENIORS
T.E. HARMAN CENTER..........................................................21
Events..........................................................................................................22-23
Adventures......................................................................................................24
Health & Fitness Classes ...................................................................25-27
Language Classes........................................................................................28
Arts & Crafts Classes...........................................................................28-29
Cards & Games......................................................................................30-31
Special Interest..............................................................................................31
PARKS
Parks & Facilities.....................................................................................32-34
Park Ambassadors.......................................................................................34
Rental Fees...............................................................................................35-37
Thanks for your interest in the City of
Sugar Lands Parks and Recreation
activities, events and parks. There truly
is something for everyone in Sugar Land
to enjoy. We have a number of events
coming up this summer: Kids Fish,
Memorial Day, Star Spangled Spectacular
and RecFest. Also, the Citys municipal pool
will be open Memorial Day weekend, and
then it will open for the summer on Tuesday,
June 10. Bring your sunscreen and a towel,
and enjoy a relaxing day outdoors.
I am proud to say that we were recently
named the 2014 Texas Gold Medal Award
winner by the Texas Recreation and Park
Society (TRAPS). This award honors
communities that demonstrate excellence
in long-range park planning, park and
recreation resource management,
community programs and events, public
input, marketing efforts and agency
recognition during the past three years.
Whether you are new to Sugar Land or
you have lived here all your life, I hope you
will explore all that the City has to offer.
Many great additions have been made to
our parks in recent years, and many more
large projects including a festival site,
Brazos River Park Phase II and a new
network of approximately 10 miles of
hike and bike trails are on the horizon.
Everyone will be able to enjoy the sights
and attractions that are highlights of our
community. I encourage you to come
explore them all.
For more information about our parks, classes
and special events, visit our website at
www.sugarlandtx.gov, like us on facebook at
www.facebook.com/sugarlandparks or
give us a call at 281-275-2885. Wed love
to hear from you!
Yours in leisure,
Jim Browne
Director of Parks and Recreation
A MESSAGE
FROM THE
DIRECTOR
MEET
THE STAFF
CITY STAFF
CITY COUNCIL
Jim Browne
Director of Parks & Recreation
Chris Mobley
Assistant Director of
Recreation & Event Management
Joe Chesser
Assistant Director of Park
Development & Operations
Heather Bluejacket
Recreation Manager
Tanya Dannhaus
Administrative Manager
Samantha Foster
T.E. Harman Center Manager
William Hadjik
Parks Superintendent
Teresa Preza
Events Production Manager
Kimberly Terrell
Parks Development Manager
Briana Bachemin
Events Coordinator
Kiah Crosby
Recreation Programs Coordinator
L.R. Heffernan
Athletics/Aquatics Coordinator
Carla Latham
T.E. Harman Center Coordinator
Sandy Penman
T.E. Harman Center Coordinator
Naomi Kimnell
Recreation Specialist
Angel Logan
Recreation Specialist
Jessica Luna
Administrative Supervisor
Pat Bartling
Executive Secretary
Charles Rychlik
Park Facility Technician
PARKS & RECREATION
DEPARTMENT
James A. Thompson
Mayor
Bridget R. Yeung
Mayor Pro Tem
Single Member | District Two
Himesh Gandhi
At-Large Position One
Joe R. Zimmerman
At-Large Position Two
Steve R. Porter
Single Member | District One
Amy L. Mitchell
Single Member | District Three
Harish C. Jajoo
Single Member | District Four
Michelle Wohlwend
Chair
Paul Barnett
Vice Chair
Robert Brindley
Betty Caveny
Sue Chiang
Judy G. Chong
Betty Gee
K.C. Mehta
Shaleen Miller
William Bill Roy
Vicki Warren
PARKS & RECREATION
ADVISORY BOARD
Allen Bogard
City Manager
Steve Griffth
First Assistant City Manager
Jim Callaway
Assistant City Manager
Mike Goodrum
Assistant City Manager
CITY MANAGEMENT
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Michelle Wohlwend
Chair
Paul Barnett
Vice Chair
Robert Brindley
Betty Caveny
Sue Chiang
Judy G. Chong
Betty Gee
K.C. Mehta
Shaleen Miller
William Bill Roy
Vicki Warren
PARKS & RECREATION
ADVISORY BOARD
Cosponsored by: City of Sugar Land , Parks & Recreation and Greater Sugar Land CCA
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Sugar Land Kids Fish
Sugar Land Kids Fish


Saturday, May 17

Fishing Tournament
Fishing Tournament
8-11 a.m.

Awards & Door Prizes
Awards & Door Prizes
11 a.m.-noon


This is a FREE childrens fishing tournament. Never fished before? Dont
worry! We will provide everything you need (from the rod & reels to the
bait & instructions). Please bring a chair or blanket to sit on & your own
gear if you have it. We will have carnival games, activity booths, giveaways
& more!



FREE!!!
FREE!!!



FOR MORE INFORMATION: FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Tanya Dannhaus 281 Tanya Dannhaus 281- -275 275- -2890 2890
tdannhaus@sugarlandtx.gov tdannhaus@sugarlandtx.gov
Sugar Land Memorial Park
Sugar Land Memorial Park

15300 University Blvd.
Sugar Land, TX 77479
Trophies awarded Trophies awarded to the to the
top three finishers top three finishers
In the following categories: In the following categories:
5 & younger 5 & younger
6 6- -9 years old 9 years old
10 10- -12 years old 12 years old
13 13- -16 years old 16 years old
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Te City of Sugar Land and the community would like
to thank the brave men and women of the armed forces
for their selfess service.
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Attend the City of Sugar Lands sixth annual Memorial Day Ceremony that will include a
presentation of colors, tributes from members of the community and patriotic performances
with choral and musical selections.
Also during the ceremony, we will acknowledge the initial engraving of Sugar Land veteran names
inside of the new Veterans Memorial at Sugar Land Memorial Park. Te memorial features an
obelisk recognizing all branches of the military. On the interior walls, the names of Sugar Land
veterans who have made the ultimate sacrifce for our country will be inscribed. Te etched
names will serve as lasting expression of gratitude from the City of Sugar Land and its community.
Free shuttle services will be provided from the University of Houston Sugar Land campus.
For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 281-275-2885 or
visit us on the web at www.sugarlandtx.gov.
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FRIDAY, JULY 4, 710 P.M.
CONSTELLATION FIELD
Sugar Land and the Skeeters invite you to
celebrate a Star Spangled Spectacular at
Constellation Field! The event will feature a
variety of childrens activities, patriotic
performances and an exciting fireworks show.
From Saturday, April 12 to Sunday, June 22, residents ages 18 and older may collect their tickets at the
Imperial Park Recreation Center, 234 Matlage Way. When picking up tickets, residents must provide
their driver license or water bill with a Sugar Land address as proof of residency.
All activities within the stadium will be free. Food and drinks will be available for purchase.
For more information, call 281-275-2885 or visit us on the web at www.sugarlandtx.gov/July4.
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HOURS OF
OPERATION
Memorial Day Weekend
Saturday-Sunday, May 24-25, 11 a.m.-8 p.m.
Monday, May 26, 4 p.m.8 p.m.
Weekends before Summer
Saturday-Sunday, May 31-June 3, 11 a.m.8 p.m.
Saturday-Sunday, June 78, 11 a.m.-8 p.m.
Summer Operations
Tuesday, June 10-Sunday, Aug. 17
Tuesdays-Fridays, noon7 p.m.
(Friday, July 4, 11 a.m.8p.m.)
Saturdays-Sundays, 11 a.m.8 p.m.
Weekend after Summer
Saturday-Sunday, Aug. 23-24, 11 a.m.8 p.m.
Labor Day Weekend
Saturday-Monday, Aug. 30-Sept. 1, 11 a.m.8 p.m.
Before 5 p.m.
Residents: $1 for children under 18; $2.25 for adults
Non-residents: $1.25 for children under 18; $2.85 for adults
After 5 p.m.
Residents: $.50 for children under 18; $1 for adults
Non-residents: $.65 for children under 18; $1.25 for adults
Swim Lessons
Swim lessons at the City pool are offered at all levels and are taught by certifed swim lesson
instructors. Two-week sessions are $60 for residents and $75 for non-residents. Visit
www.takeaswimlesson.com or call 281-275-2885 for more information.
FEES
Keep Cool at the Municipal Pool
Whether you already swim like a fsh or want to learn how, Sugar Lands Municipal Pool is a great place to practice.
The pool, staffed by well-trained lifeguards, is located in City Park at 225 Seventh Street (at the corner of Wood Street).
For more information, call 281-275-2897.
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OVERVIEW
The Imperial Park Recreation
Center (IPRC) was designed to
create a recreation campus for
all ages. With a footprint of
more than 17,000 square
feet, the IPRC includes a full
gymnasium, an exercise
room, two multipurpose
rooms, The Cave video
gaming room, a kitchen and
a beautiful patio/garden area.
Facility Usage Card
A facility usage card is required to
participate in recreation center activities,
including leagues, classes and special
programs.
$10 annually for residents
Address must be within the
annexed corporate city limits.
$46 annually for non-residents
Children ages 10 and younger are free
IMPERIAL PARK
RECREATION CENTER
HOURS OF OPERATION
234 Matlage Way | Sugar Land, TX 77478
MONDAY-FRIDAY: 8 A.M.-10 P.M.
SATURDAY: 8 A.M.-8 P.M.
SUNDAY: 1-5 P.M.
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RecFest
RecFest
SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 10 A.M.-2 P.M.
IMPERIAL PARK RECREATION CENTER
Save the date and bring your family to have
one last weekend of fun before school begins at
the Imperial Park Recreation Centers RecFest.
There will be lots of games and rides for
everyone in the family.Family and friends
will have a chance to test their skills at various
athletic and interactive video games. Check
the Citys website at www.sugarlandtx.gov for
a press release on RecFest in early August for
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Celebrate the end of Summer!
DROP
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SPORTS
COURT AVAILABILITY DURING DROP-IN PLAY
IS ON A FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVED BASIS.
Interested in playing some drop-in sports? Check out this months
open play schedule at imperialparkrecreationcenter.org.
For more information, please call the IPRC staff at 281-275-2885.
VOLLEYBALL DROP-IN RULES
BASKETBALL OPEN PLAY RULES
TABLE TENNIS OPEN PLAY RULES
BADMINTON OPEN PLAY RULES
1. Rotate in every fve points at the right front.
2. Rally score will be used.
3. Matches are up to 15 points with a one game limit, with both teams leaving the court.
1. Each court will be provided with a board to hang facility usage cards.
2. Cards are placed on the respective boards, in a queue, with the current game
being the frst in the queue.
3. If less than four players place their ID card(s) on one slot of one court, then
any other player(s) may fll in the remaining vacancies to make up a foursome.
4. All four ID cards must be displayed on the board during play and can only be
removed when the game is over. The next queue then takes over the court.
5. A player can only play on the court in which their tag is in the queue.
6. All courts must be flled to their maximum of four players each. No singles
games when other players are waiting for court.
7. Two games allowed per queue.
8. Two minute warm-up time allowed.
9. Games are up to 21 points.
10. Tennis shoes are required.
11. Court 4 will be the challenge court. Each game will consist of only one match
and the winner will stay up to three games.
1. Games are played 5-on-5 full court, frst 10 players to show up get to play frst
game. Winning team of frst game played gets to play against next team waiting.
After that, the winning team stays on the court for a maximum of two games
and then both teams sit.
2. Baskets within the three-point line are one point, and past the three-point line
is two points.
3. First game of the night is to 15 points, 12 points every game thereafter.
4. Appropriate language and behavior is expected at all times.
1. All tables must be flled to their maximum of four players each. No singles
games when other players are waiting for a table.
2. Best two out of three games format allowed per queue.
3. Two minute warm-up time allowed.
4. Games are up to 11 points and the player/team to win two out of three games
is the winner.
5. Each match consists of only three games and the winner will stay up to three games.
6. Tennis shoes are required.
RecFest
RecFest
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YOUTH SPORTS
ASSOCIATIONS
ORGANIZATIONS
FIELD RESERVATIONS
First Colony Little League
www.fcll.net
Sugar Land Little League
www.slll.org
GSL Pony/Colt League
www.eteamz.com/gslpcl
Sugar Land Girls Softball Association
www.eteamz.com/slgsa
Sugar Land Sharks Swim Team
www.sugarlandsharks.org
Members of the public may reserve athletic felds by contacting the Athletics/Aquatics Coordinator at 281-275-2832.
FEES
Deposit $60 (The deposit will be returned after the event if no damage to the feld has occurred.)
ATHLETIC FIELD (W/O LIGHTS)
Resident - $21/hour
Non-resident - $26/hour
ATHLETIC FIELD (WITH LIGHTS)
Resident - $32/hour
Non-resident - $42/hour
Eclipse Soccer Club
www.frstcolonysoccer.com
Sugar Land Soccer Club
www.sugarlandsoccer.org
Fun Fair Positive Soccer
www.ffps.org
Ft. Bend Adult Soccer
www.fbasa.com
Sugar Land Cowboy Football
www.leaguelineup.com/sugarlandcowboy
The City of Sugar Land
appreciates the
opportunity to partner
with area organizations
to provide these
recreational outlets
for our youth.
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HOUSTON ROCKETS
BASKETBALL CAMP
The Houston Rockets and the National Basketball
Academy Summer Camp is designed for boys and girls,
ages 5 to 16, who are looking to improve their basketball
skills. Throughout the clinic the participants will receive
personal instruction in all areas of the game, including
dribbling, shooting, passing, blocking and defense while
learning lessons such as good sportsmanship and the team
concept. Call 832-392-0749 for more information. To
register online, go to www.thebasketballacademy.com.
Date: MONDAY-FRIDAY, JULY 711, 9 A.M.3 P.M.
Price: $245.00
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ARCHERY
KARATE
Students will learn shooting techniques and increase safety awareness, confdence
and upper body strength. The class will also also have the opportunity to join an
archery team and compete with others. Students may attend any two classes each week.
Location: DUHACSEK PARK
Instructor: LYNNETTE MCMILLAN
When: MONDAYS: 1-2 P.M., 4:30-5:30 P.M.
TUESDAYS: 1-2 P.M., 4:30-5:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAYS: 1-2 P.M.
THURSDAYS: 1-2 P.M., 4:30-5:30 P.M.
FRIDAYS: NOON-1 P.M.
Price: $40/MONTH FOR RESIDENTS | $50/MONTH FOR NON-RESIDENTS
Location: IMPERIAL PARK RECREATION CENTER
Instructor: ELIZABETH MORGAN
Ages: 5-12
When: TUESDAYS: 6-7 P.M. (BEGINNERS), 7-8 P.M. (ADVANCED)
Price: $50/STUDENT PLUS $30 FOR A UNIFORM, PAID TO THE INSTRUCTOR
Location: ELDRIDGE PARK COMMUNITY CENTER
Rnstructor: EVELYN DAVIS
Ages: 5-12
When: WEDNESDAYS: 6:30-7:30 P.M.
Price: $50/RESIDENT AND NON-RESIDENT PLUS $30 FOR A UNIFORM,
PAID TO THE INSTRUCTOR
YOUTH
LEISURE
Students in this martial art class will learn the basic katas of American karate. Learning
this practice will increase self-confdence, improve awareness and teach self-defense.
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TAE KWON DO
Enhance self-esteem, build confdence, develop discipline, learn self-defense and strengthen your
mind and body with Tae Kwon Do.
Location: ELDRIDGE PARK COMMUNITY CENTER
Instructor: MASTER JENNY PLESS
When: TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS: 5-6 P.M. or 6-7 P.M.
Price: $45/MONTH FOR RESIDENTS, $56.25/MONTH FOR NON-RESIDENTS
$30 UNIFORM FEE PAID TO THE INSTRUCTOR
Location: IMPERIAL PARK RECREATION CENTER
Instructor: MASTER WALTER LAGOWSKI
When: WEDNESDAYS: 6:30-7:30 P.M.
FRIDAYS: 4:45-5:45 P.M.
SATURDAYS: 11 A.M.-NOON
Price: $30/MONTH FOR ONE CLASS PER WEEK
$40/MONTH FOR TWO CLASSES PER WEEK
$50/MONTH FOR THREE CLASSES PER WEEK
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YOUTH
SPORTS
CPRG TENNIS
FORT BEND TENNIS
Young beginners as well as aspiring intermediate and advanced
tennis players can always beneft from tennis instruction, clinics
and lessons from tennis pros, instructors and other tennis players.
CPRG Tennis offers professional tennis instruction, developmental
coaching and college admission and college fund planning that
includes college scholarship objectives. CPRG stands for College
Planning and Research Group.
Fort Bend Tennis Services offers a wide variety of lesson times
for all ages and skill levels. Please contact Chuck Sanchelli at
281-980-4219 for more information.
Interested in becoming an instructor?
Call 281-275-2339 for more information.
Instructor: ENRIC PASCULADO
Soccer Tots
SoccerTots is a program that uses
a variety of fun games to delight
and engage kids in physical activity.
The curriculum is professionally
designed to develop motor skills,
promote physical ftness and create
self confdence in kids and younger
children. It stresses a non-competitive
environment and promotes fun
above all else.

For more information, please call
713-429-5312.
Location:
IMPERIAL PARK
RECREATION CENTER
When:
SATURDAYS: 9 A.M.-NOON
Ages:
18 MONTHS TO 6 YEARS OLD
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YOUTH
CAMPS
SUMMER CAMP
REGULAR
Date: MONDAYS-FRIDAYS, JUNE 9-AUG. 22: 9 A.M. 6 P.M.
Price: $150 PER CHILD
$185 PER CHILD
EXTENDED
Date: MONDAYS-FRIDAYS, JUNE 9-AUG. 22: 76 P.M.
Price: $180 PER CHILD
$225 PER CHILD
Are you looking for a summer camp full of fun, adventure and new friends
for your son or daughter? Enroll your child in Summer Day Camp at the
IPRC. Registration is open to children ages 5-13. Summer Day Camp runs
from Monday through Friday, from Monday, June 9 to Friday, Aug. 22.
Each week will feature a new and exciting theme and includes a feldtrip, a
pizza party and pool days! Campers are asked to bring a sack lunch, wear
weather appropriate clothing and bring a swimsuit for the pool. Please
visit www.imperialparkrecreationcenter.org for more details and a full
schedule of events.
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YOUTH
CAMPS
FUNDAMENTAL VOLLEYBALL CAMP
ADVANCED VOLLEYBALL CAMP
This camp is for students that would like to learn how to play volleyball and prepare for their middle school
tryouts. Campers will learn all the skills needed to play the game of volleyball (passing, setting, hitting, and
serving). Campers will participate in fundamental volleyball drills, multi-skill drills, fun lead up games, and
simulated game play. Campers need to wear tennis shoes, a t-shirt, and comfortable shorts.
This camp is for volleyball players that have played on an organized volleyball team or attended our Fundamental
Volleyball Camp. This camp is full of fast pace drills that will take your game to the next level. Campers will
take part in a two on two, a four on four, and a six on six tournament. Come ready to work hard! Campers
will need to wear a t-shirt, comfortable shorts, knee pads, and tennis shoes.You can register by phone at
281-275-2885 or in person at the Imperial Park Recreation Center.
When: MONDAY-FRIDAY, JULY 14-18, 9 A.M.NOON
Price: $100
When: MONDAY-FRIDAY, JULY 28AUG. 1, 9 A.M.NOON
Price: $125
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Location: IMPERIAL PARK RECREATION CENTER
Instructor: MARK LIPSINIC
When: MONDAYS: 7-9 P.M.
THURSDAYS: 7-9 P.M.
SATURDAYS: NOON-2 P.M.
Price: $70/MONTH
Location: FIRST COLONY CONFERENCE CENTER
When: TUESDAYS: 9 A.M.-NOON
AIKIDO
Bridge
Aikido is a great non-aggressive Japanese martial art that cultivates the mind, body and spirit. It involves not
only throws, immobilizations, joint manipulations and locks, but also the sword and wooden staff. Aikidos main
focus is using your opponents own attack to gain control of their body for self-defense.
Bridge is a risk-taking card game that uses a standard deck of 52 playing cards. Four players in two
teams compete. Call 281-980-9588 for more information.
ADULT
Leisure
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ADULT
Leisure
TAI CHI
Work on good balance, fexibility
and better circulation with the
practice of Tai Chi. In the process,
Tai Chi dissolves stress and helps
students to develop a deeper sense
of well-being.
Location:
IMPERIAL PARK
RECREATION CENTER
Instructor:
GEETA ALKOLKAR
When:
FRIDAYS: 9-10 A.M.
Price:
$40/MONTH
Location:
IMPERIAL PARK
RECREATION CENTER
Instructor:
SKIP JARRET
When:
TUESDAYS: 5:30-6:30 P.M.
FRIDAYS: 10-11 A.M.
Price:
$25 FOR 2 CLASSES PER MONTH
$40 FOR 4 CLASSES PER MONTH
$60 FOR 6 CLASSES PER MONTH
Location:
ELDRIDGE PARK
CONFERENCE CENTER
Instructor:
HUNG HOANG
When:
TUESDAYS: 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAYS: 10 A.M.
Price:
$20/RESIDENTS
$25/NON-RESIDENTS
LINE DANCING
RESTORE THE CORE
Dancing is a fun form of exercise! It also has many health benefts. It is
time to kick up your heels and let loose! Come check out the different class
options for all levels of dancers.
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Join us for a highly specialized, mat-based Pilates class designed to help
you target your abs, glutes, hamstrings and back. Pilates balls, fat bands
and resistance tubes are used. No impact. No cardio. All core. All ftness
levels are welcome. Register now! Space is limited.
BEGINNER
Location: IMPERIAL PARK RECREATION CENTER
Instructor: SUZANNE KING
When: SATURDAYS: 4:30-5:45 P.M.
Price: $20/MONTH
BEGINNER-INTERMEDIATE
Location: IMPERIAL PARK RECREATION CENTER
Instructor: JUNE JENSEN
When: MONDAYS: 9:15-10:45 A.M.
Price: $20/MONTH
INTERMEDIATE
Location: IMPERIAL PARK RECREATION CENTER
Instructor: SUZANNE KING
When: SATURDAYS: 2:15-4:15 P.M.
Price: $30/MONTH
Location: IMPERIAL PARK RECREATION CENTER
Instructor: JESSICA FORRAY
When: THURSDAYS: 7-8 P.M. | SATURDAYS: 10-11 A.M.
Price: $60/MONTH PLUS A ONE-TIME EQUIPMENT
FEE OF $60 PAID TO THE INSTRUCTOR
CALL US
For more information and to sign up,
please contact the instructor,
Ken Hainline, at 281-265-0770.
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YOGA
Explore the mind, body and breath
connection. Asanas (yoga postures)
are done with a level of awareness to
help take you to a place of alignment
specifc to what your body requires.
With a strong foundation and proper
alignment as a result of yoga
practice, students will discover
renewed calmness, strength, balance,
focus and fexibility.
Location:
IMPERIAL PARK
RECREATION CENTER
When:
TUESDAYS: 6:45-7:45 P.M.
THURSDAYS: 5:30-6:30 P.M.
SATURDAYS: 8:45-9:45 A.M.
Location:
FIRST COLONY
CONFERENCE CENTER
When:
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
AND THURSDAYS: 7:15-8:15 P.M.
CALL US
For more information and to sign up,
please contact the instructor,
Ken Hainline, at 281-265-0770.
ZumbA
The Zumba ftness program is an exhilarating and effective calorie-burning
dance ftness party. Zumba ftness has the perfect balance of core body
workout, full body cardio and strength training all combined in a stress-relieving,
energy-producing ftness experience.
Location: IMPERIAL PARK RECREATION CENTER
Instructor: ROXANNE SONNIER
When: MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS: 8-9 A.M.
Price: $25/MONTH
Location: IMPERIAL PARK RECREATION CENTER
Instructor: KATI MORENO
When: FRIDAYS: 6-7 p.m.
Price: $12/MONTH
Location: IMPERIAL PARK RECREATION CENTER
Instructor: ELBA GARDUNO
When: MONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS: 5:30-6:30 P.M.
Price: $25/MONTH
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Jazzercise
KARATE
The original dance exercise phenomenon! Each 60-minute workout blends dance and muscle-toning
movements choreographed to todays hottest music, including top 40, jazz, country, funk and classics.
The instructors make all the routines fun and easy to follow. Every class includes a gentle warm-up, 30-minute
aerobic workout, muscle toning and strengthening with weights and a stretch fnale!
This class is a beginner-to-black belt program that teaches martial art techniques for sport, kidnapping
awareness and self-confdence. Teaching in Sugar Land since 2001, instructors Elizabeth Morgan and Evelyn
Davis will help make you the best karate student you can be!
Location: FIRST COLONY CONFERENCE CENTER
When: MONDAYS: 8:15 A.M., 9:30 A.M., 10:30 A.M., 11 A.M., 4:45 P.M. AND 6 P.M.
TUESDAYS: 4:45 P.M. AND 6 P.M.
WEDNESDAYS: 8:15 A.M., 9:30 A.M., 10:30 A.M., 11 A.M., 4:45 P.M. AND 6 P.M.
THURSDAYS: 9 A.M., 4:45 P.M. AND 6 P.M.
FRIDAYS: 8:15 A.M., 9:30 A.M. AND 6 P.M.
SATURDAYS: 8:15 A.M., 9:30 A.M. AND 10:30 A.M.
Location: IMPERIAL PARK RECREATION CENTER
When: TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS: 8:15 A.M., 9 A.M. AND 10 A.M.
SUNDAYS: 3:45 P.M.
For more information and to sign-up for jazzercise, please contact 281-545-1023 or email ftbendjazz@comcast.net.
Location: IMPERIAL PARK RECREATION CENTER
Instructor: ELIZABETH MORGAN
When: TUESDAYS: 8-9 P.M.
Price: $50/PERSON PLUS $30 FOR A UNIFORM, PAID TO THE INSTRUCTOR
Location: ELDRIDGE PARK COMMUNITY CENTER
Instructor: EVELYN DAVIS
When: WEDNESDAYS: 7:30-8:30 P.M.
Price: $50/RESIDENT, $62.50/NON-RESIDENT
PLUS $30 FOR A UNIFORM, PAID TO THE INSTRUCTOR.
ADULT
Leisure
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All members must be 50 years of age or older.
RESIDENTS: Residents may register for the upcoming months classes and activities on the frst business
Monday of each month. A resident is defned as anyone that pays their water bill to the City of Sugar Land.
NON-RESIDENTS: Non-residents may register for the upcoming months classes and activities on the
second business Monday of each month.
All members of the T.E. Harman Center must have a copy of their drivers license or Texas ID card on fle.
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
POT LUCK LUNCHEONS
First Wednesday of every
month at 12:30 p.m.
The T.E. Harman Center will
provide the main dish. Please
bring a favorite dish to share!
BINGO
First and third Fridays of every
month at 1 p.m.
BUNCO
Second Friday of each month
at 1 p.m.
KARAOKE
First Monday of each month at
2:30 p.m.
YAHTZEE
Fourth Friday of each month at
1 p.m.
BIRTHDAYS
Second Monday of each month
at 3 p.m.
Cake and ice cream will be
served.
MOVIE NIGHT
Second Monday of each month
from 6-8 p.m.
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HOURS OF OPERATION
REGISTRATION
MONDAY-THURSDAY: 8 A.M.-8 P.M.
FRIDAY: 8 A.M.-5 P.M.
T.E. HARMAN CENTER
226 Matlage Way | Sugar Land, Texas 77478
Phone: 281-275-2893
All of the special activities are free. Space is limited, so please
make your reservation no later than the Friday before the event.
BOARD GAMES AND BBQ
HOLLYWOOD GAME NIGHT
1980S DANCE PARTY
Dates: MONDAY, JUNE 16, 5-8 P.M.
Cost: $1/MEMBER, $6/NON-MEMBER
Gather around with friends for some comfort food and board games!
Registration begins for:
Resident members on Monday, May 5
Non-resident members on Monday, May 12
Non-members on Monday, May 19
Space is limited to 100 participants. Please register by Friday, June 13.
Dates: THURSDAY, JULY 10, 5-8 P.M.
Cost: $5/MEMBER, $10/NON-MEMBER
Put your thinking cap on for some movie mashups and celebrity fusions!
Registration begins for:
Resident members on Monday, June 2
Non-resident members on Monday, June 9
Non-members on Monday, June 16
Space is limited to 100 participants. Please register by Thursday, July 3.
Dates: THURSDAY, AUG. 21, 5-8 P.M.
Cost: $5/MEMBER, $10/NON-MEMBER
Who can forget the hits of the 80s? See how many moves you can
remember from this decade of dance.
Registration begins for:
Resident members on Monday, July 7
Non-resident members on Monday, July 14
Non-members on Monday, July 21
Space is limited to 100 participants. Please register by Friday, Aug. 15.
SENIOR
EVENTS
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DANCE NIGHT FEVER
Dates: THURSDAY, SEPT. 11, 5-8 P.M.
Cost: $5/MEMBER, $10/NON-MEMBER
Boogie down to your favorite disco hits! The best 70s disco costume will win a special prize.
Registration begins for:
Resident members on Monday, Aug. 4
Non-resident members on Monday, Aug. 11
Non-members on Monday, Aug. 18
Space is limited to 100 participants. Please register by Friday, Sept. 5.
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SENIOR
ADVENTURES
PARAGON CASINO
Dates: WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 7 A.M. TO THURSDAY, JULY 17, 7 P.M.
Cost: $60 per person/single occupancy room
$45 per person/double occupancy room
Meals are not included in the cost of the trip.
Shake, rattle and roll! Bring your poker face and put on a good luck charm for a trip to the Paragon Casino
& Resort in Marksville, Louisiana. Enjoy a lavish resort where luxury and excitement coexist. At the Paragon,
there is something for everyonecasino, spa, restaurants, golf and more.
Registration begins for:
Resident members on Monday, May 5
Non-resident members on Monday, May 12
Non-members on Monday, May 19
Space is limited to 50 participants. Please register by Friday, June 20.
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Tai Chi
YOGA
Tai Chi is a healing martial art that combines movement with energy circulation, breathing and stretching
techniques. All classes are at the T.E. Harman Center and are free. Each course is for three months except the
USA Tai Chi, which is month to month.
Stretch out the stress! Yoga is the practice of quieting the mind and using slow movements and stretching to
provide increased fexibility and balance. All classes are at the T.E. Harman Center and are free except for on
Wednesday evening with Jiji Arcilla.
TAI CHI BEGINNER
When: MONDAYS: 8:30-9:30 A.M.
Instructor: GEETA AKOLKAR
Class size: UP TO 25 STUDENTS
When: TUESDAYS: 1 P.M.
Instructor: KEIKO
Class size: UP TO 10 STUDENTS

YOGA
When: MONDAYS: 9-10 A.M.
Instructor: MAYA METHA
Class size: 5 TO 50 STUDENTS
BREATHING YOGA
When: MONDAYS: 2-3 P.M.
Instructor: ASHA MISHRA
Class size: UP TO 25 STUDENTS
YOGA
When: MONDAYS: 5:30-6:30 P.M.
Instructor: GAYATHRI RAO
Class size: UP TO 20 STUDENTS

YOGA
When: TUESDAYS: 8:30-9:30 A.M.
Instructor: BARBERA PATTERSON
Class size: 5 TO 50 STUDENTS
YOGA
When: TUESDAYS: 3:30-4:30 P.M.
Instructor: BARBERA PATTERSON
Class size: 5 TO 50 STUDENTS
CHAIR YOGA
When: WEDNESDAYS: 10-11 A.M.
Instructor: NINA TURAKHIA
Class size: 5 TO 35 STUDENTS

YOGA
When: WEDNESDAYS: 5-6 P.M.
Instructor: NIVE THIAGARAJAN
Class size: UP TO 20 STUDENTS
CHAIR YOGA
When: WEDNESDAYS: 6-7 P.M.
Instructor: JIJI ARCILLA
Price: $8 PER MONTH
Class size: 5 TO 20 STUDENTS
YOGA
When: THURSDAYS: 8:30-9:30 A.M.
Instructor: KEN HAINLINE
Class size: 5 TO 50 STUDENTS
TAI CHI BEGINNER 2
When: MONDAYS: 9:30-10:30 A.M.
Instructor: GEETA AKOLKAR
Class size: UP TO 25 STUDENTS
TAI CHI SWORD
When: MONDAYS: NOON-1 P.M.
Instructor: LYNN PERRINE
Class size: UP TO 20 STUDENTS

ADVANCED TAI CHI
When: WEDNESDAYS: 8:30-9:30 A.M.
Instructor: LYNN PERRINE
Class size: UP TO 10 STUDENTS
TAI CHI INTERMEDIATE II
When: WEDNESDAYS: 9:30-11 A.M.
Instructor: LYNN PERRINE
Class size: 5 TO 30 STUDENTS
TAI CHI INTERMEDIATE I
When: WEDNESDAYS: 11 A.M.-12:30 P.M.
Instructor: LYNN PERRINE
Class size: 5 TO 30 STUDENTS
USA TAI CHI (FAN & SWORD)
When: FRIDAYS: 2-5 P.M.
Instructor: JASON LEUNG
Class size: 5 TO 50 STUDENTS
SENIOR HEALTH &
FITNESS CLASSES
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SENIOR HEALTH &
FITNESS CLASSES
BASIC CARDIO
WALKING CLUB
LINE DANCE
Enjoy fun, low-impact exercise as you move through a variety of exercises designed for active older adults.
Increase your muscular strength and range of movement, which will help you with activities of daily living.
Exercises may use hand weights, bands and resistance balls. Please bring a mat and light hand weights to class.
When: WEDNESDAYS: 11:30 A.M.-12:30 P.M.
Instructor: ELAINE ROBINSON
Class size: 5 TO 50 STUDENTS
The T.E. Harman Centers walking club meets Monday through Saturday at the First Colony Mall Food Court
for a routine morning exercise to get their day started.
When: MONDAYS-SATURDAYS: 8-10 A.M.
Instructor: CHET PODBIELSKI
Line dance is a way to have fun while you exercise! Just move your body to choreographed patterns of dance
steps and music you love. All classes are free and meet at the T.E. Harman Center.
LINE DANCE 1
When: MONDAYS: 10-11 A.M.
Instructor: PAT GROUNDS
Class size: UP TO 40 STUDENTS
LINE DANCE 2
When: MONDAYS: 11 A.M.-NOON
Instructor: PAT GROUNDS
Class size: UP TO 40 STUDENTS
LINE DANCE 5
When: TUESDAYS: 10 A.M.-NOON
Instructor: JUNE JENSEN
Class size: UP TO 40 STUDENTS
BEGINNER LINE DANCE
When: TUESDAYS: 1-2 P.M.
Instructor: JENNY LIN
Class size: UP TO 40 STUDENTS
BEGINNER LINE DANCE
When: WEDNESDAYS: 8:45-9:45 A.M.
Instructor: PAT GROUNDS
Class size: UP TO 20 STUDENTS
LINE DANCE 7
When: WEDNESDAYS: 1-2:30 P.M.
Instructor: VICKI HOGUE
Class size: UP TO 40 STUDENTS
LINE DANCE 2
When: THURSDAYS: 10-11 A.M.
Instructor: PAT GROUNDS
Class size: UP TO 40 STUDENTS
LINE DANCE 9
When: THURSDAYS: 10 A.M.-NOON
Instructor: JUNE JENSEN
Class size: UP TO 30 STUDENTS
LINE DANCE 4
When: FRIDAYS: 10 A.M.-NOON
Instructor: JENNY LIN
Class size: UP TO 40 STUDENTS
URBAN LINE DANCE
When: FRIDAYS: 9:30-10:30 A.M.
Instructor: ELAINE ROBINSON
Class size: UP TO 25 STUDENTS
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SALSA 1
When: TUESDAYS: 11 A.M.-NOON
Instructor: ALBA DAVIS
Price: $10 PER MONTH
Class size: UP TO 30 STUDENTS
SALSA 2
When: FRIDAYS: 10:30-11:30 A.M.
Instructor: ALBA DAVIS
Price: $10 PER MONTH
Class size: UP TO 30 STUDENTS
BALLROOM
DANCING
LESSONS
BOLLYWOOD
Want to dance like Fred Astaire or
Ginger Rogers? Learn the rumba
and foxtrot in this ballroom dance
class at the T.E. Harman Center.
You dont need a partner to join.
When: WEDNESDAYS: 6:30-7:30 P.M.
Instructor: FLO COOK
Price: $12 PER CLASS
Class size: 8 TO 20 STUDENTS
When: THURSDAYS, 1-2 P.M.
Instructor: LORI COOK
Price: $10 PER CLASS
Class size: 5 TO 20 STUDENTS
Put on your dancing shoes and get
ready to dance your way to ftness
Bollywood style! This free beginner
level ftness class is designed to get
you moving with energetic, exciting
and fun dance routines choreo-
graphed to the latest and greatest
Bollywood hits. This a great way to
target your abs, hips and thighs as
well as strengthen your core and
improve fexibility.

When: MONDAYS: 3-4 P.M.
Instructor: MAHESH MAHBUBANI
Class size: 5 TO 30 STUDENTS
SALSA
DANCE
COUNTRY WESTERN DANCE
The movements of salsa have their origins in son
Cubano, cha-cha-cha, mambo and other dance forms.
This class combines Latin dancing with interval and resistance
training for a full-body, rhythmic workout.
When: TUESDAYS: 9:30-10:45 A.M & THURSDAYS: 11:15 A.M.-12:15 P.M.
Instructor: DEBBIE DOWNING
Class size: UP TO 35 STUDENTS
Put on your boots, and come learn how to do the two-step at the T.E.
Harman Center! This country western dance class teaches basic steps,
turns and patterns.
When: MONDAYS: 7-8 P.M.
Instructor: JANET MEYER
Cost: $20 PER MONTH
Class size: 8 TO 24 STUDENTS
LATIN DANCE
Latin Dance is fast paced and done with or without a partner. Tango,
salsa and the rumba are popular Latin styles. This class is free and held
at the T.E. Harman Center.
When: TUESDAYS: 6:30-8 P.M.
Instructor: ERICA CHAMBERT
Class size: UP TO 30 STUDENTS
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LANGUAGE
Classes
SPANISH
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL)
Learn one of the worlds greatest languages for free at the T.E. Harman Center!
When: TUESDAYS: 3:30-4:30 P.M.
Instructor: ISABEL NUNEZ
Class size: 5 TO 25 STUDENTS
This free ESL course is designed to provide students with support in developing their skills
in both oral and written communication.
When: FRIDAYS: 10 A.M.-NOON
Instructor: BRUCE LESON
Class size: UP TO 8 STUDENTS
ART
When: MONDAYS: 1-3 P.M.
TUESDAYS: 1-3 P.M.
Location: T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Instructor: HEATHER ROY
Price: VARIES WITH PROJECT
Class size: 5-20 ARTISTS
ART
When: TUESDAYS: 1-3 P.M.
Location: T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Instructor: HEATHER ROY
Price: VARIES WITH PROJECT
Class size: 5-20 ARTISTS
When: THURSDAYS: 1-3 P.M.
Location: T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Intructor: FRANCES WEST
Price: VARIES WITH PROJECT
Class size: 5-20 CRAFTERS
ART
When: FRIDAYS: 9:30-11:30 A.M.
Location: T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Instructor: LORRIE SHINOL
Price: FREE
Class size: 5-20 ARTISTS
ARTS &
CRAFTS
ART CRAFTS WITH FRIENDS
Always wanted to learn to paint? Come join our classes, and
who knows? You might be the next Picasso.
Creative? Well this is the class for you.
Come enjoy the camaraderie and make
a crafty item to take home with you.
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CONVERSATIONAL ESL
When: TUESDAYS: 12:30-1:30 P.M.
Instructor: GENERA ALLEN
Class size: UP TO 10 STUDENTS
When: WEDNESDAYS: 3-5 P.M.
Location: T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Instructor: MITZI BURTON
Price: FREE
Class size: 4-20 STUDENTS
Must bring own supplies.
When: WEDNESDAYS: 1-3 P.M.
Location: T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Instructor: GWEN SALISBURY AND CAROL BELL
Price: FREE
Class size: 5-25 STUDENTS
Must bring own supplies.
When: WEDNESDAYS: 1-3 P.M.
Location: T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Instructor: MIKE SHEN
Price: FREE
Class Size: UP TO 12 STUDENTS
Please bring your own supplies.
WIRE JEWELRY MAKING
CROCHET & KNITTING
CHINESE CALLIGRAPHY
Like jewelry? Let Mitzi teach you how to make your own.
Gather with others who like to knit and crochet while you work on
your projects. Youll get hooked! All skill levels are welcome.
Come learn the ancient writing art of Chinese Calligraphy.
QUILTING
Join a circle of friends with
quilting activities. You will need
to bring your own sewing
machine on both days.
ARTS &
CRAFTS
QUILTING FOR FUN
The Quilting for Fun class is for any-
one doing a quilting project. Connie
will be there to help you if you need it.
Bring your own supplies.
When:
TUESDAYS: 9:30 A.M.-NOON
Location:
T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Instructor:
CONNIE
Price:
FREE
Class Size:
UP TO 20 QUILTERS
QUILTING FOR KIDS
Join the devoted team of ladies who
are making quilts for children in the
hospital. Last year they made
200 quilts!! Materials for this
project are provided.
When:
THURSDAYS: 8 A.M.-NOON
Location:
T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Instructor:
CHERYL DICAMILLO
Price:
FREE
Class Size:
UP TO 20 QUILTERS
CRAFTS WITH FRIENDS
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CARDS &
GAMES
BRIDGE
MEXICAN TRAIN
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SCRABBLE
RUMMIKUB
This is an ideal game for entertainment because its a partnership game for
social play. This game is one of the worlds most popular card games.
Mexican Train is a game played with dominoes where the object of the game
is for a player to play all the dominoes from his/her hand onto one or more
trains.
42 is a trick-taking game played with a standard set of double six dominoes!
It is often referred to as the National Game of Texas, and is played in pairs.
The object of the game is to be the frst team to reach seven points.
Below is the scheduled time for board games. There is limited seating available,
therefore you must register for a time to play. These activities are not instructor based.
You may play pick-up games during any unscheduled board game time.
BRIDGE
When: MONDAYS: 5-8 P.M.
Location: T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Cost: FREE
Group size: 4-12 PLAYERS
BRIDGE
When: THURSDAYS: 3-8 P.M.
Location: T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Cost: FREE
Group size: 12-24 PLAYERS
MEXICAN TRAIN
When: TUESDAYS: 6-8 P.M.
Location: T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Cost: FREE
When: THURSDAYS: 2-6 P.M.
Location: T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Cost: FREE
When:
WEDNESDAYS: 1-3 P.M.
Location:
T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Price:
FREE
Group size
2-24 PLAYERS
When:
WEDNESDAYS: 3-7 P.M.
Location:
T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Price:
FREE
PARTY BRIDGE ADVANCED
When: THURSDAY: 8 A.M.-NOON
Location: T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Cost: FREE
Group size: 12-24 PLAYERS
PARTY BRIDGE ADVANCED
When: TUESDAYS: 8 A.M.-NOON
Location: T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Cost: FREE
Group size: 12-24 PLAYERS
MEXICAN TRAIN
When: WEDNESDAYS: 3-6 p.m.
Location: T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Cost: FREE
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MAH JONGG Pool Table Hours
Mah Jongg is a free solitaire game where the player is
challenged to eliminate all pieces from the board.
When: MONDAYS: 8 A.M.-4 P.M.
Location: T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Cost: FREE
Singles:
MONDAY- FRIDAYS: 12-5 P.M.
Doubles:
MONDAY- FRIDAYS: 8 A.M.-NOON
Open:
MONDAY-THURSDAYS: 5-8 P.M.
SPECIAL
INTEREST
COMPUTER CLASS
Learn the different parts of the computer and how to navigate Windows with some computer buddies.
COMPUTER BUDDIES
When: CALL FOR TIMES.
Location: T.E. HARMAN CENTER
Instructor: VARIES
Cost: FREE
Group Size: UP TO SIX PEOPLE
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PARKS &
FACILITIES
CITY PARK
IMPERIAL PARK
SUGAR LAND MEMORIAL PARK
This 21-acre community park is at the corner of Wood and 7th Street,
adjacent to Sugar Land Middle School. Park facilities include a pool,
fve lighted baseball felds (one Tee-Ball, three Little League and one
Pony League), football practice areas, a lighted/covered skate park, four
illuminated tennis courts, a playground, batting cages, grills, benches,
picnic tables, restrooms, a sand volleyball area, horseshoe pits, covered
picnic shelter, concession stands and meeting room.
The 25-yard pool ranges three to twelve feet in depth and has two onemeter
diving boards. The hike & bike trail continues through the park
linking the Sugar Mill and Hill subdivisions to Sugar Land Middle School,
Lakeview Elementary School and Lonnie Green Park.
Located behind the T.E. Harman Center and the Imperial Park Recreation
Center, this 44-acre park is the home of the Sugar Land Girls
Softball Association.
The park facilities include parking, nine softball felds, batting cages, disc
golf, a playground, picnic area and restrooms. Future improvements include
a walking/jogging trail and a picnic pavilion. The park is accessible from
U.S. Hwy. 90 across the street from the Imperial Sugar complex.
The 420-acre park is located along the Brazos River between U.S.
Highway 59 and University Boulevard with the park entry at the
intersection of Commonwealth and University Boulevard.
Included in the frst phase are 2 1/2 miles of 8-foot wide granite gravel
walking/jogging/biking trails, a picnic pavilion, restroom building,
parking areas, playground, open space for sports activities and a lake.
A second phase includes an enclosed dog park with large and small dog
areas, a mountain bike trail, picnic pavilions and restroom facilities.
15300 University Blvd.
230 Matlage Way
225 7th Street
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FIRST COLONY PARK
This 22-acre park is the site of a 3,000 square foot conference center.
There are seven lighted and two unlighted baseball felds, several batting
cages, two concession stands, a playground, drinking fountains, grills,
benches, parking, restrooms, picnic tables and a picnic pavilion.
The park is the home of the First Colony Little League and the Greater
Sugar Land Pony Colt League. The conference center can be reserved for
private functions, accommodating up to 125 guests.
3232 Austin Parkway
ELDRIDGE PARK
This 43-acre community park is located on Eldridge Road near the West Airport
intersection. The park facilities include a community meeting room, picnic
pavilion, restrooms, grills, benches, picnic tables, trails, fshing pier, concession
stand, playground, ten soccer felds, a pond stocked with an assortment of fsh
and a parking lot. The park is the home of the Sugar Land Soccer Club and also
hosts the Fun, Fair, Positive Soccer organization. Most of the soccer felds are
reserved for league play, however, two felds are available for open play.
2511 Eldridge Road
3703 Lost Creek Blvd.
Lost Creek Park
This 21-acre park includes seven soccer felds for youth and adults, a
large play structure, a meeting room which can accommodate 40 people,
a covered picnic pavilion with a concession stand, restrooms and parking
for over 300 vehicles.
The 3-mile Oyster Creek Trail is accessible from Lost Creek Park.
A .9 mile lighted loop trail circles the park site. A BMX and pump track offer
youngsters and teens another way to stay active outdoors.
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DUHACSEK PARK
OYSTER CREEK PARK
PARK AMBASSADORS
This 50-acre park site was donated to the city by the late Walter and
Virginia Duhacsek. This homestead, located at the intersections of Voss
and Old Richmond Road, is flled with huge hand-grafted pecan trees.
This facility can be reserved for large groups and is able to accommodate
activities such as Scout group functions and day camps. It is an ideal
setting for corporate outings, weddings, family reunions or church picnics.
It has large open spaces for group gatherings as well as wooded areas for
nature walks.
This 3-mile hike and bike trail is accessible from Lexington Blvd.,
Dulles Ave., and State Hwy. 6. In addition to the Greenbelt Trail, a water feature
with rock-lined falls and a pond are near the Hwy. 6 entrance, adjacent to
Oyster Creek.
This facility includes picnic tables, grills, benches, the Liberty Garden,
parking and a restroom. A stage/amphitheater covering accentuates the
park and can be reserved for private functions and special events.
The City of Sugar Land park ambassador program assists in
monitoring over 1,285 acres of park and public lands; including
several neighborhood parks, expansive trail networks, six
community facilities and a public pool.
In addition to monitoring the parks, the Park Ambassador provides
quality customer service to park patrons by answering questions,
program promotion, reporting problems and serving as a liaison
to park patrons and organizations that utilize the park and park
facilities.
For more information on the park ambassador program, call 281-725-7003.
17034 Old Richmond Road
4033 State Highway 6 South
PARKS &
FACILITIES
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RENTAL FEES &
RESERVATIONS
T. E. HARMAN CENTER
Room A (up to 60 people) $300 $50 $65 $20 $30 $40
Room B (up to 120 people) $300 $70 $90 $25 $40 $50
Room C (up to 35 people) $300 $20 $25 $10 $15 $20
Room D (up to 35 people) $300 $20 $25 $10 $15 $20
Rooms A-D (up to 250 people) $300 $160 $205 $65 $100 $130
FIRST COLONY COMMUNITY CENTER
FC Center (up to 100 people) $300 $60 $75 $25 $40 $50
ELDRIDGE PARK COMMUNITY CENTER
EP Center (up to 65 people) $300 $50 $65 $20 $30 $40
LOST CREEK COMMUNITY CENTER
LC Center (up to 40 people) $300 $40 $60 $20 $30 $40
JIM COOPER COMMUNITY CENTER AT CITY PARK 225 7TH STREET
JC Center (up to 30 people) $300 $40 $50 $15 $25 $30
DUHACSEK PARK
Duhacsek Park - House $300 $60 $75 $25 $40 $50
(up to 30 people)
Additional Facility Fees: Lost Key: $63 | Late Change Fee: $63
PEAK HOURS NON-PEAK HOURS
(Friday, 5 p.m. - Sunday, 10 p.m.) (Monday, 8 a.m. - Friday, 5 p.m.)

FACILITY DEPOSIT
(Capacity)
Non-Proft
& Resident
Per Hour
Non-Proft
Per Hour
Non-
Resident
Per Hour
Non-Resident
Per Hour
Resident
Per Hour
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RENTAL FEES &
RESERVATIONS
ELDRIDGE PARK
EP Pavilion $130 $21 $26 $16 $16 $21
LOST CREEK PARK
LC Pavilion $130 $21 $26 $16 $16 $21
DUHACSEK PARK
Duhacsek ParkPavilion $130 $26 $32 $26 $26 $32
SUGAR LAND MEMORIAL PARK
OYSTER CREEK PARK AMPHITHEATRE
SLMP Pavilion $130 $26 $32 $26 $26 $32
South Meadow Pavilion $130 $21 $26 $16 $16 $21
OCP Section A $629.50 $63 $79 $63 $63 $79
(up to 250 people)
OCP Section B $944 $95 $121 $95 $95 $121
(250 - 500 people)
OCP Section AB $1,259 $126 $157 $126 $126 $157
(500 - 1,000 people)
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PEAK HOURS NON-PEAK HOURS
(Friday, 5 p.m. - Sunday, 10 p.m.) (Monday, 8 a.m. - Friday, 5 p.m.)

FACILITY DEPOSIT
(Capacity)
Non-Proft
& Resident
Per Hour
Non-Proft
Per Hour
Non-
Resident
Per Hour
Non-Resident
Per Hour
Resident
Per Hour
IMPERIAL PARK RECREATION CENTER
Room A: $300 $65 $81 $31 $45 $57
(up to 45 people) - Standing
(up to 30 people) - Tables & Chairs

Room B: $300 $65 $81 $31 $45 $57
(up to 45 people) - Standing
(up to 30 people) - Tables & Chairs

Rooms A/B Combo: $300 $130 $162 $62 $90 $114
(up to 90 people) - Standing
(up to 65 people) - Tables & Chairs

Gymnasium (Athletic Use) $300 $125 $160
Half Gymnasium (Athletic Use) $300 $60 $80
Gymnasium (Non-Athletic Use) $500 $125 $160
(There is an additional $500 rental
fee for some events)
Resident Per Hour Non-Resident Per Hour

IPRC RECREATION MEMBERSHIP CARD FEE
Resident (ages 10 and older) $10 per year
Non-resident (ages 10 and older) $46 per year
Children under 10 years old Free
Single Day Guest Pass $5
Lost Card Replacement $5
T.E. HARMAN CENTER MEMBERSHIP CARD FEE
Resident (ages 50 and older) $10 per year
Non-resident (ages 50 and older) $46 per year
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PEAK HOURS NON-PEAK HOURS
(Friday, 5 p.m. - Sunday, 10 p.m.) (Monday, 8 a.m. - Friday, 5 p.m.)

FACILITY DEPOSIT
(Capacity)
Non-Proft
& Resident
Per Hour
Non-Proft
Per Hour
Non-
Resident
Per Hour
Non-Resident
Per Hour
Resident
Per Hour