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Junior Naturalists Club - 111209

Scout Saturdays - 111211

Archery Programs - 111226

Beginner Archery Class
Discover the sport of archery through instruction and games. This 4 week class will cover safety, use of equipment, and practicing the life-long skill of archery.

Intermediate Archery Class
You must complete the Beginner Archery Class before signing up for this class. This 6-week class provides archers the opportunity to continue to perfect the skill obtained in the beginner class. Archers will be taught Olympic FITA style targets and scoring, NFAA filed targets, NFAA 2-D animal targets, 3-D ASA and IBO targets. Participants will come away with knowledge and skills to comfortably go out and continue their journey in archery.

Advanced Archery Class
You must complete the Beginner Archery Class and Intermediate Archery Class before signing up for this class. This 6-week class provides archers the opportunity to learn USA Archery NTS techniques like U.S. Olympic Athletes. This class also includes video capture of participants shooting form and other advance techniques including mental management, journaling, etc.

Introduction to Archery Class
1 hour class will teach the basics of shooting a bow so you can feel more comfortable and prepared when taking shots on the range. Equipment and shooting range time is provided. Limited spots available. Just show up or register in advance to guarantee your spot.

Adult Archery League
League shooters attend any open shooting time they choose to shoot their 30 arrows for the week, each for 5 weeks. Every week we tabulate the scores, and at the end of the league award the top 3 shooters with prizes. Prizes will be mailed and are valued at $100 (1st place) $50 (2nd place), and $25 (3rd place). League shooters can bring their own equipment or rent equipment.

Youth Archery League
League shooters attend any open shooting time they choose to shoot their 30 arrows for the week, each for 5 weeks. Every week we tabulate the scores, and at the end of the league award the top 3 shooters with prizes. Prizes will be mailed and are valued at $100 (1st place) $50 (2nd place), and $25 (3rd place). League shooters can bring their own equipment or rent equipment.

School Archery Team - 111260

Farmington Public Schools PTA, Farmington Hills Special Services, the Michigan High School Archery Association and USA Archery have partnered up to develop Archery Teams for 3rd - 12th grade students. 5th – 12th grade teams will practice one hour, one day/week for 10 weeks on Monday and be split into different divisions based on grade level and will compete in a tournament on May 19 against other school teams in Michigan at the end of the season. Students in 3rd - 4th grade will practice one hour/week on Thursdays and will be competing against other Farmington Public School teams. All 3rd-5th grade students will have 10 practices and a tournament on May 24 at Riley Archery Range. Everyone who registers will be accepted on the team and team members will be representing their school. All necessary equipment, coaching by USA Level 2 and 3 instructors, and team shirt will be provided (students are allowed to use their own equipment).

Mercy High School Athletics, Farmington Hills Special Services, Michigan High School Archery Association and USA Archery have partnered up to develop an Archery Team for Mercy High School. Everyone who registers will be accepted on the team and team members will compete in a tournament against other Michigan Schools on May 19 in Southeast Michigan.
All necessary equipment, coaching by USA Level 1 and 2 instructors, and team shirt will be provided (students are allowed to use their own equipment)
10 one hour practices will take place on Tuesdays or Wednesdays at Riley Archery Range, March 13 - May 16 (practices will take place one hour between 6 - 8 pm. Students will be informed of exact practice time/day by March 2)

St. Fabian Catholic School, Farmington Hills Special Services, Michigan High School Archery Association and USA Archery have partnered up to develop an Archery Team for 3rd-8th grades. Everyone who registers will be accepted on the team, practice 10 weeks, and team members 5th-8th grade will compete in a tournament against other Michigan Schools on May 19 in Southeast Michigan. 3rd-4th grade will have a fun day competition on May 24
All necessary equipment, coaching by USA Level 1 and 2 instructors, and team shirt will be provided (students are allowed to use their own equipment)
10 one hour practices will take place on Tuesdays at Riley Archery Range, March 13 - May 15, 2018

Archery Camps - 111261

Experience Archery Camp
In this informative and very hands on camp students will learn all about safety, proper handling, T-form and techniques to be successful in archery. Students will gain an understanding of the many forms of archery from recurve, compound and even cross bow, FITA, NFAA targets and rules, field archery, and 3D archery. We will have a friendly competition on final day with trophies for top male and female archers, and pins for all.

Ranger Apprentice Archery Camp
These books have sparked an interest in students to learn the skills required to survive in the wilderness. Students will learn the key components in wilderness survival skills. From fire starting without matches, wild edibles, survival knots, wilderness first aide, track and scat Identification, shelter building and plenty of archery practice and skills. Your student will be better prepared to survive in the great outdoors like Will and Katniss!

Zumba with the Lim Twins - 115717

ZBox Fitness - 115721

The quickest way to get fit, lose fat, and be supercharged for optimal fitness! A fusion of cardio boxing and exciting dancing to upbeat music tracks. Get fierce with Donna’s boxing technique and up your dance steps with Debbie’s funky moves! Next is an added segment of muscle toning with the use of hand weights and the abdominal mat workout. The final touch is the popular Z.E.N portion ‐ a fusion of both mind and body workout. For ALL Fitness Levels Next is an added segment of muscle toning with the use of hand weights and the abdominal mat workout. The final touch is the popular Z.E.N portion - a fusion of both mind and body workout. For ALL Fitness Levels! PLEASE NOTE: Equipment (provided by student) Mat, Hand Weights. Aromatherapy will be used in this class.

Dine and Discover - 133042

This presentation looks at some of the 400 structures Albert Kahn built in the Detroit area then goes beyond Detroit to trace how this modest immigrant with only an elementary school education went from obscure beginnings to world renown. His innovations changed how factories were built and were crucial for the rise of the auto industry and in enabling the US to become the Arsenal of Democracy.

Parents' Night Out - Art Studio - 180999

Who says parents get to have all the fun? Take a well-deserved break and know your kids are safe and having a blast at the art studio. Themed art activities will keep them entertained for the evening. Bring a snack and dress for a mess!

September - Art and Science
October - Ghosts and Goblins
November - Making Music with Art
December - Get Your Game On (Video Game Inspired)

Kangaroo Kickers - 211006

GOAL is to introduce your child to the sport of soccer. The focus will be on learning the game of soccer in a pressure-free environment. Rainouts will be made- up and children only need comfortable clothes for class. Limit 35/class. Ages 3-5.

Healing Power of Nature Series - 211208

Adults 50 & Better Archery - 211250

Adults 50 & Better archery season is designed for both beginner and advanced archers. Everyone will practice on Tuesdays for one hour beginning June 5, and will end with a tournament on July 3. Top scores from different divisions (equipment type and male/female) will receive 1st-3rd place medals. All practice and the tournament will take place at Riley Archery Range in Farmington Hills. All necessary equipment, shirt, and coaching by USA Level 1-3 instructors will be provided (participants are allowed to use their own equipment).
(Practice will be made up on Wednesdays should inclement weather occur)

Summer Solstice Celebration - 211261

Celebrate the longest day of the year, the Summer Solstice, at Heritage Park! Take a hayride through the park, enjoy roasting marshmallows around a campfire, explore the Nature Center, create a garden fairy door and art projects, and find out what makes this day so special with games and outdoor activities. A great way to celebrate the first day of summer with family and friends.

Homeschool Programs - 211263

Enrich your childs knowledge and connection with the natural world. A naturalist will leads hands-on memorable experiences outdoors with a different nature theme and STEM activities each week. Meet other homeschool families and supplement your at-home lessons. This is a drop-off program. Please make sure your child is dressed for the weather and exploring outdoors. Register in advance to guarantee your spot! No class on APR 3

Nature Makerspace Experience - 211281

Design, create and make using nature as inspiration to solve real-world challenges. Makerspace learning is driven by children's natural curiosity and desire to make things. The Nature Center is becoming a unique hub for young scientists and engineers to dream, plan, invent and test. What will they create?

Lifeguarding - 214114

Red Cross Lifeguard Certification is available through the Costick Center and includes Lifeguarding/CPR/AED/First Aid. Certifications are valid for two years. Classes consist of online and classroom coursework. Class participants must be on time for all class sessions. Employment opportunities are available with the City of Farmington Hills for Lifeguards/Swim Instructors with outstanding course completion. Please check your email for updates from the instructor Adam Rawski (adammrawski@gmail.com) after registering and leading up to your class start date. The instructor will send you the link and instructions for the online course work that will be completed before the start of class.
New Certification - Students must be a minimum of 15 years of age by the class completion date. Students must be able to pass all class prerequisites.
Re-certification - Discounted $100 less than a new certification. Review and test out to renew your current certification. To qualify for re-certification lifeguards must present their current certification on the first day of class. Certification must not be expired. Re-certifying students attend last 2 class days only.

Home School - 214117

Home School lesson registrations include 30 minutes of instruction and 30 minutes of free swim between the hours of 1-2pm. Parents of registered participants swim free! Children under age 9 must be accompanied by and adult during free swim.

Natures Little Artis - 214524

Explore the natural world of art with your child. Each week we will explore a different nature theme while using a variety of painting techniques and crafts to make masterpieces. Children do not have to be potty trained and parents must stay. Pre-registration required

Little Trekers - 214548

Experience the magic of the natural world with your Little Trekker! Children and adults will explore a different nature theme each week, as they investigate along the trails of Heritage Park, enjoy story time and create an art project to take home. Please dress for the weather, as much of this class will take place in the great outdoors! Pre-register or pay the drop-in fee at the site. Limited to 15 children per class Parents must stay.

Young Explorers - 214565

Allow your Young Explorer to experience the magic of the natural world! Children will explore a different nature theme each week as they hike and investigate along the trails of Heritage Park. Since this is a drop-off program, please send a snack & water along with your child and dress them for the weather. Much of this class will take place in the great outdoors. Pre-registration required. Children must be potty trained. No Class APR 5

Babysitter Training - 216016

Give your clients what they want: a trusted, reliable, safe, and qualified babysitter. This Red Cross Certification Class will give you the upper hand you need to grow your babysitting business by training you for the proper care of children. After the class, keep your Babysitter Training Handbook for quick reference and nail your interviews!

Employee Golf League - 217004

Boater Safety - 218501

Passing this class will allow youth ages 12-16 to operate a motor boat of 6-horse power or more. In addition, all people born after December 31, 1978 must pass this course to operate a personal watercraft (PWC). No one under the age of 14 may legally operate a PWC. A child 12 and over may ride a PWC with an adult if both have passed an approved boater safety class.

Fernando's Adv Ballroom - 230101

Drop in Fee $10

Fernando's Ballroom Beginners - 230103

Fernando's Inter Dance - 230105

Softball - 230106

Join the Farmington Hills Women's 50+ travel softball league! All skill levels are welcome. Bring a glove and a bat.

Rise & Shine Yoga - 230202

This practice is for everyone! Do you want to strengthen and balance your body and quiet your mind? Through breathing and movement, relieve stress and improve flexibility. Wear loose clothing and bring a mat. Seven week class.

Computer Classes - 230601

Bring your fully charged smart cell phone. Author and instructor Mike Wilson will demonstrate on large screen how to use your cell phone. This Senior friendly class is designed for mature and recent learners. The class will cover cell phone topics such as pictures, texting, navigating, passwords, apps, contacts, email, camera, play store, settings, Internet, voice recorder, vision adjustments, voicemail, and more. (Not for i-Phone users.)

Seniors and their cell phones - 230602

Bring your fully charged smart cell phone. Author and instructor Mike Wilson will demonstrate on large screen how to use your cell phone. This Senior friendly class is designed for mature and recent learners. The class will cover cell phone topics such as pictures, texting, navigating, passwords, apps, contacts, email, camera, play store, settings, Internet, voice recorder, vision adjustments, voicemail, and more. (Not for i-Phone users.)

HELP Computer class - 230603

(Six computers available. Optional: Bring your battery-powered laptop.)
Meet computer author and instructor Mike Wilson and follow along with him through your 100-page, easy to understand, step-by-step, large print take-home book. The book and demonstration classes are designed for the mature, seniors, and recent learners. Your patient instructor will cover topics such as: e-mail features and attachments; printing, playing music and DVDs, copy and pasting, transferring camera pictures, finding good free games, using pictures as desktop backgrounds, keyboard shortcuts, and so much more!
(Book fee purchase: $25.00 due at start of first class.) 3 week session.
Optional: Bring fully charged laptop.

Digital Photography - 280206

Master the mechanics of your digital SLR camera, improve your composition skills and discover the best ways to store, organize, edit, share and print your photographs. This class welcomes beginner and advanced students as class size accommodates one-on-one instruction. There will be photo walks through the park, so please dress appropriately. Take all sessions to enhance your skills!

1-Day Workshops - 280309

Learn to use colored pencils like you never thought possible! Award-winning artist Dean Rogers will demonstrate various color techniques including layering, burnishing and blending. These skills will help in creating highlight and shadow effects for still life and portraiture drawings. Photo references, composition, mechanical drawing and digital editing will also be discussed. Basic-Advanced techniques will be taught.

Art Adventure Camp - 280310

Back by popular demand, this camp offers something for every age group! Campers will spend time in multiple creative areas each day, including: painting, drawing, 3-dimensional work, photography, music, storytelling and much more! Instructors are all professionals in their fields of art, music and storytelling/performance. Early drop-off and after-care available for an additional fee. See Heritage Park Extended Care for details. All supplies included in fee. Bring your lunch, and dress for a (fun) mess!