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2026 Summer Adult Programs

Updated 4/21/26
Summer 2026
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Health & Fitness | Outdoor Recreation | Social Paddle Club |Sports Programs | Sports Leagues | Music Lessons | Culinary Arts/ Kitchen Skills | Enrichment Classes | Educational Tours & Trip Planning


Health & Fitness

Healing Energy Circle
Adults
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced practitioner, you’ll find a supportive environment to learn, practice and share healing energy. This course embraces all healing modalities including reiki, pranic and qi-gong, while focusing on personal growth and helping others. Participants will discuss techniques, explore energy fields, practice healing together, and send positive energy beyond the group. Join us to connect, have fun and deepen your skills.
Instructor: Lauren Porstner, LPN, CranioSacral Therapist
Location: BFHS Studio Room
Fee: $25 / date
Advanced Registration Required
Monday, May 21 from 6:30 - 8:00 PM
New Heights Wellness Class
A holistic wellness class to boost your health and vitality. We’ll blend physical exercises to build strength, flexibility, stamina and balance with mindfulness to nurture your well- being. Physical Therapy techniques are taught for soft-tissue mobilization. Class concludes with a guided meditation and the use of essential oils. An uplifting experience that gets your heart rate and mind-set elevated.
Instructor: Lauren Porstner, LPN & Linnea Kurowski, DPT, FDN from The Doctor’s Office
Location: BFHS Studio Room
Fee: $56/Session or $15 Daily Drop-In Rate

May Session
May Registration Link
Wed: May 6 - 27 7:30 - 8:30 AM
Session 1 Wed: June 3 - 24 New Time → 8:00 - 9:00 AM
Session 2 Wed: July 8 - 29 New Time → 8:00 - 9:00 AM
Session 3 Wed: August 5 - 26 New Time → 8:00 - 9:00 AM




Sports Nutrition
Ages 15+
Nutrition isn’t just about “eating healthy”, it’s about strategic fueling. As our bodies age, our physiological demands shift. This course bridges the gap between different life stages — from high school and college athletes, to active or masters level adults, learn how to incorporate practical nutrition into your active lifestyle and invest in your lifelong health. Min/Max: 6/15
Instructor: Grace Nisius, Certified Nutrition Coach
Location: BFHS Room E36
Monday & Thursdays: June 8 - July 23 from 7:00 - 8:00 AM
Fee: $150
Wake Up & Thrive - QiGong
Combines gentle movements to improve flexibility, strength, and balance. Each session features breathing exercises and short guided meditations designed to help you relax and reduce stress. You leave each class feeling peaceful, energized and free from stiffness. All of these health benefits help you to wake up and thrive!
Instructor: Lauren Porstner, LPN, CranioSacral Therapist
Location: BFHS Studio Room
Mondays: June 8 - 29

8:00 - 9:00 AM
Fee: $10 Drop In | $36/ month (4 classes/month)
Adult Intro to Free Weights
Looking to add some strength training to your cardio routine? Join the Big Foot strength and conditioning coach Alison Krick as she shows you how to lift safely with proper form. Focus will be on using the free weight side of the fitness center. Coach Krick will also show you how to program an efficient workout to achieve your fitness goals! Min/Max: 5/15
Instructor: Alison Krick, CrossFit Level 1 Trainer
Location: BFHS Fitness Center
Tuesday, June 16 from 10:30 - 11:30 AM
Fee: $15/person
Fit Happens
Circuit Training
Join us for a combination of weight training, body weight exercises, and HIIT that builds muscle, burns fat and energizes you. This class will take you from the weight room for weight training, to the studio room for combination circuits using both body weight and free weights, and sometimes outdoors to utilize the track and outdoor spaces. Designed for increasing muscle, cardio and fun! Any body can do it!
Instructor: Kathy Nisius, Health Coach & PT
June 6 - August 29
Punchcard: $40/5 classes or $80/10 classes
Days Time
Tuesdays 6:00 - 6:45 AM
Saturdays 7:00 - 8:00 AM

Flow & Tone
Ages 15+
This low-impact, full-body workout focuses on building strength, flexibility, and control through slow, intentional movements. You’ll target your core while also improving posture, balance, and muscle tone using a series of precise exercises performed on a mat. With an emphasis on breath and alignment, each session helps strengthen your body without high-impact strain. Perfect for all fitness levels. Min/Max: 6/15
Instructor: Emma Nisius, Certified Group Fitness Instructor
Location: BFHS Studio Room
Monday & Wednesdays: 5:00 - 5:45 PM
Fee: $80 /Session
Session #1 June 1 - 24
Session #2 July 6 - 29
Session #3 August 3 - 26


Senior/ Chair Yoga with Vicky
Designed for persons with limited mobility or balance. We’ll flow through gentle movements to improve strength and range of motion around each body joint. Each class will utilize a stable chair to support modified yoga poses. Sessions will end with a short meditation.
Instructor: Vicky Harrington, Certified YogiFit Level 1 & Certified Personal Trainer
Mondays & Fridays: Jan 5 - May 29;
June 1 - August 31
(no 7/4)
11:00 - 11:45 AM
Location: BFHS Studio Room
Fee: $100 / 10 punch pass
Vinyasa Yoga
Vinyasa is a yoga class with animated flows and breathwork techniques. This is a beginner friendly class set to an easygoing playlist. You will be learning poses that strengthen and stretch your muscles. Vinyasa flows make you energized and ready for the day.
Instructor: Natalie Boldger, certified Yoga Renew
Tuesdays: June 18 - August 18
6:00 - 7:00 PM
Location: Big Foot HS Studio Room
Fee: $100/10-punch card* or $15 drop-in
*Punch card is good for Natalie's Sculpt or Vinyasa Yoga

Sculpt
If you are ready to become toned and build up a sweat, sculpt is a perfect workout class. Sculpting works with repetitive poses with multiple sets and added weights, set to fast, upbeat music. Anyone is welcome!
Instructor: Natalie Boldger, certified Yoga Renew
Mondays: June 15 - August 17
6:00 - 7:00 PM
Location: Big Foot HS Studio Room
Fee: $100/10-punch card* or $15 drop-in
*Punch card is good for Natalie's Sculpt or Vinyasa Yoga
Chair Yoga with Natalie
A wonderful practice for every body. Suitable for beginners and seniors.
Instructor: Natalie Boldger, certified Yoga Renew
Saturdays: June 13 - August 15
10:00 - 11:00 AM
Location: Walworth Library
Fee: $100/10-punch card

Beach Yoga
Ages 18+
Enjoy your morning under the sun with beach yoga! This is a very basic Hatha/Vinyassa Flow yoga class, welcoming all levels. This morning practice will leave us feeling refreshed, rejuvenated and ready for the rest of our week. Be sure to bring your beach towel!
Instructor: Courtney Sandfer of Wild Honey Yoga
Fridays: July 10 - August 28
7:00 - 8:15 AM
Location: Fontana Beach
Fee: $10 drop-in

Pilates
Develop a longer, leaner, stronger and more graceful body by improving muscular symmetry, alignment, posture, core-strength and flexibility. All abilities and body types welcome. These classes will focus on low impact Pilates with deep stretching and awareness of breathing.
Instructor: Laura Palmer, Certified Pilates Instructor
January 7 - May 27
June 3 - August 26

$80 for a 10 punch card or $10 drop-in
Days Time Location
Wednesdays 6:30 - 7:15 PM BFHS Studio Room
Saturdays 8:00 - 8:30 AM N1511 Shadow Ln, Fontana



Senior SEALS
Join us for a combination of weight training, body weight exercises and stretching that will increase balance, flexibility and mobility. This class moves at a slower pace, and allows for plenty of guidance. Perfect for those just starting on their journey.
Instructor: Kathy Nisius, Health Coach & PT
Tuesdays & Fridays from June 2 - August 28
8:15 - 9:15 AM

Fee: $120 for a 6 week session

Location: BFHS Studio Room

July 4 2026 Kishwauketoe 5k Run/Walk
Youth & Adults
The course will follow the grass trails in KNC through the hills, woods and prairie.
The kids (10 and under) 1/4 mile walk/run will start at 8:00 AM | The 5K will start at 8:30AM.
This run is hosted by the Kishwauketoe Nature Conservancy
Location: KNC entrance on Highway 67, 251 Elkhorn Road, across from Lions’ Fieldhouse, Williams Bay

More Information | 2026 Flyer
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Culinary Arts


Cooking with Chef Abel
Adults
Join our hands-on cooking class where you’ll learn to prepare delicious dishes from scratch. You’ll gain confidence in the kitchen, explore new flavors, and enjoy a fun, relaxed environment with fellow food lovers. Come hungry and leave inspired—with recipes, tips, and a full belly!
Instructor: Chef Abel Rosas, Elena In-Home Catering LLC
Location: Big Foot HS E35
Sushi and Sashimi
May 21 from 6:00 - 8:00 PM
$75/person
Learn grilling techniques and meat tasting with different cuts, sauces and sides. Make Sushi and Sashimi with raw fish and cooked seafood.
May Class Register Here
Tamales
June 16 from 6:00 - 8:00 PM
$75/person
We’ll cook pork and chicken tamales with mole negro and salsa verde using banana leaf. We’ll make mole almendrado with chicken and an authentic salsa de molcajete..
Meatballs with Rigatoni
July 21 from 6:00 - 8:00 PM
$70/person
Learn how to make authentic meatballs and a traditional marinara sauce. We will also prepare rigatoni pasta to accompany this meal.
Meats
August 25 from 6:00 - 8:00 PM
$110/person
Learn how to grill and taste various cuts of meat, including ribeye, New York strip, pork chop, lamb rack, skirt steak, and filet mignon. We will also prepare several sauces to accompany the tasting such as chimichurri, demi-glaze, bordalise, and Diane Sauce.
Jam Making
Adults
This class will be a step by step of how to can multiple flavors of jam from beginning to end. Proper sterilizing techniques will also be taught. Participants will bring home at least 3 flavors of jam they make! Perfect class for beginners!
Instructor: Beckie Spychalski
Saturday, July 11 from 1:00 - 2:30 PM
Location: BFHS Room E35
Fee: $55/person
Chop & Cook Knife Skills
Adults
Do you have a butcher block of knives, but always use the same knife to chop everything? In this class we’ll discuss what each knife is used for, how to sharpen knives, and proper chopping techniques. Basic cooking of the chopped food will be taught as well for a wonderful meal!
Instructor: Chef Stephanie Adamski
Monday, July 27 from 5:30 - 8:30 PM
Location: BFHS Room E35
Fee: $35/person


Professional Cookie Decorating
Join us for a beginner cookie decorating class. You will learn decorating techniques such as outlining, flooding, piping, and wet-on-wet techniques. You will also learn about making cookie dough, preventing spreading of your cookies and will leave with a delicious chocolate brownie cookie recipe. Royal icing will be pre-made. Min/Max: 6/15
Instructor: Kim Abell, from Kim's Custom Treats
Saturday, August 15 from 9:00 - Noon
$35 per person
Location: Big Foot HS, E35
Registration Deadline: August 3

 

 

Enrichment Classes

Gardening Small
UW Extension
Growing veggies and flowers seems out of the question when space is precious, especially in a small yard, no yard, or a patio/balcony. Keeping in mind the basics of plant health, we will explore ways that you can maximize the space that you do have. We’ll review a variety of methods such as container, square foot, vertical gardening and hydroponics.
Instructor: Julie Hill, Horticulture Educator for UW-Madison Division of Extension

Monday, May 4 March 16 from 5:30 - 6:30 PM

Location: Big Foot HS, Room W8
FREE,
advanced registration required
Julie provides horticulture education for the residents of Walworth, Rock and Jefferson Counties.
Becoming a New Grandparent
It’s important for grandparents to learn the new recommendations for care based on research from doctors and scientists studying the physical and emotional development of infants and children. Participants will learn the latest information on how to safely care for infants and children and how to manage the behavior of children of all ages, in addition to life-saving skills such as choking rescue, first aid, and injury management. Learning tips on creating a good relationship from the start as well as learning to respond to too many requests to babysit will help grandparents enhance their relationship with their children and create lasting memories with their grandchildren.
Instructor: Lynette Vyhnanek, Certified Safe Sitter® Instructor
Saturday, May 30 from 9:00 - Noon
Location: Big Foot HS, E36
Fee: $30/grandparent or $45 / set of grandparents

Learn & Play Spanish with Pilar
Adult
No experience needed! In this 10-week session you’ll learn Spanish in the form of play. Students will be able to start to read and speak Spanish. Adults will have the option to go to a Mexican restaurant and be able to order their own food while using the skill learned. Pilar has taught at the elementary and high school level.
Instructor: Pilar Hobson
Wednesdays: June 3 - August 5 from 6:00 - 7:00 PM
Location: Big Foot HS E36
Fee: $100/adult
* Check our "Youth Program" page for Youth & Teen Spanish Classes


Toast & Tinker at DJ’s In The Drink
Adult 21+
Come join us for an evening of creative fun and friendship! Unleash your inner artist while we create a different guided craft each month. No experience necessary! Drinks can be purchased at the bar.
Instructor: Vicky Hinchey
Location: DJ's In the Drink
Time: Mondays; 6:00 - 8:00 PM

Patriotic Star
June 8
Tree of Life
July 13
Sun Wall Art
August 10
The Art of Visual Poetry
Have you been putting off working with your creative side? Have you always wanted to dabble in poetry but felt intimidated or weighed down by thoughts of “I’m not a good enough writer?” Are you curious? Up for a creative adventure? In this workshop, you will explore examples of visual poetry and create some of your own! Visual Poetry is a form of poetry that uses not only words but various visual elements to express an idea or thought. No art or writing experience needed!
Instructor: Mary Ann Kahl and Lois Hoeveke
Wednesdays: June 10, 17; July 8, 15, 29; Aug 12
2:00 - 4:00 PM
Location: Walworth Library
Hand Made Greeting Cards
Ages 12 - Adult
Create the perfect card for any occasion using the all-inclusive Everyday Beauty Kit. This kit comes with everything you need to make three unique card designs in each style: printed card bases and coordinating envelopes with lovely botanical patterns, precut paper pieces, timeless faux wax seals, shimmering metallic thread, and a versatile stamp set that you can use on countless projects.

Instructor: Sandy Mitsch, Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator
Saturdays: June 20 from 1:00 - 2:30 PM
Location: Big Foot HS E33
$45 / person

Downsizing with Dignity
Adult
Considering downsizing or decluttering? This presentation offers simple, easy-to-use strategies to reduce overwhelm, make informed decisions, and take manageable first steps at a comfortable pace. Downsizers Club is an optional follow-up discussion group offering continued support, shared experiences, and encouragement.

Instructor: Deronica Bulger, Senior Home Coach ™
Tuesday: June 23 from 10:00 - 11:00 AM
Location: Big Foot HS Studio Room
FREE! - Advanced Registration Required

Downsizers Club
Adult
Downsizers Club is an optional follow-up discussion group offering continued support, shared experiences, and encouragement.

Instructor: Deronica Bulger, Senior Home Coach ™
Sunday: June 28 and Tuesday, August 25 from 10:00 - 11:00 AM
Location: Big Foot HS Studio Room
FREE! - Advanced Registration Required

Automotive 911
Ages 15 - Adult
Your stuck on the side of the road.....now what? You see symbols on your dashboard and don’t know what that means. This class will help you understand what to do in an emergency situation. You’ll understand what it means when the car is smoking and when you see different fluids. Joe is a certified mechanic that will teach you not only emergencies but also how to change a tire, change wiper blades, and basic maintenance. A great class for new drivers!

Instructor: Joe Vyhnanek, ASE Certified Mechanic
Thursday, June 25 from 9:00 - 11:00 AM
Fee: $25/person
Location: Big Foot HS, E7 (Shop)
First Steps in Improvisation with Sarah
Ages 14 - Adult
Wish you could make up music on the spot? Over five weeks you will learn several strategies to build your improvising toolkit. We’ll use a series of tunes to explore improvisation on your instrument. (Previous playing experience required.) Min/Max: 3/8

Instructor: Sarah Anderson, Bachelor's of Music degree
Fridays: July 17 - August 14 from 2:00 - 3:00 PM
Location: Big Foot HS, Music Rooms
$35 / person
Community First Aid & CPR With AED
Ages 14+
Learn how to recognize and respond to first aid, choking and cardiac emergencies with adults, children and infants. We’ll cover how to respond to and identify the signs of respiratory and cardiac difficulties and procedures for care including using an AED. Upon successful demonstration of skills learned, participants will receive certification, which is good for two years, issued through the American Heart Association.
Instructor: Alison Krick & Lynette Vyhnanek, Certified AHA Instructors
Saturday, June 13 from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Big Foot HS, Room E36
Fee: $85/person
Hands Only CPR & Stop the Bleed
Ages 12+
Hands-only CPR course focuses on how to recognize cardiac arrest and compression techniques for adults, children, and infants. Great for someone who wants a refresher or someone who has never taken a CPR certification course. The second part of this class is a stop the bleed course that will teach you the techniques on what to do to stop a possible life threatening bleed. This course will not get you certifications but will help you gain confidence and knowledge.
Instructor: Ashley Burden, Preparedness Coordinator Walworth Co. Dept. of Health
Thursday, August 6 from 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location: Big Foot HS, Room E36
Fee: FREE - Advanced registration required
Beginning Crochet
Ages 12 - Adult
Get started with crochet by learning basic techniques and stitches, reading patterns, and how to pick materials. No experience necessary, starter kit provided..

Instructor: Sarah Anderson
Saturdays: June 13 - 27 from 2:00 - 3:30 PM
Location: Big Foot HS E36
$45 / person


Crochet Coaching
Ages 12 - Adult
This is your chance to work on your project with help! We’ll work together on crochet skills, and break out into personal projects for work time where Sarah can answer your questions and help with patterns. You are encouraged to bring your own projects, but we’ll also have patterns and projects available during class.
Instructor: Sarah Anderson
Saturdays: July 11 - Aug 29 from 2:00 - 3:30 PM
Location: Big Foot HS E36
$50 / person
Quilting
Beginners - Advanced
Beginners learn quilting skills needed to make a small project, focusing on patchwork piecing, applique, binding and machine quilting techniques. Advanced quilters can use this time for working on projects. Bring your own materials.

Instructor: Barb Makovec
Tuesdays, June 30 - August 4
9:00 - 11:00 AM
$25
Location: Big Foot HS E36
Home Remodel Made Easy
This hands-on class will give you the confidence and skills to tackle that remodel you didn’t think you could do on your own. We’ll cover the most common home remodel techniques. Joe will walk you through what you need to know before you begin and what will help you maintain a beautiful space.
· Drywall Repair and Painting
· Trim Work, Basic Flooring Techniques
· Updating Light Fixtures, Outlets, Vanities, Appliances, and More!

Instructor: Joe Vyhnanek, Licensed General Contractor

Monday, July 13 from 6:00 - 8:00 PM
Location: Big Foot HS, E7 - Tech Ed Lab
$35 per person

Pottery Workshop
Ages 15+
Create decorative and functional projects from clay. Each new participant is required to purchase clay. Minimum purchase of 20 lbs. of clay for $20 - $35 (different clay options available) with the option to purchase more for larger projects. Choose from hand building or wheel throwing.

Join us Aug 1 for a hands-on Raku firing experience*
. Participants receive 12 pounds of clay, access to glazes, and all firing processes for a $20 fee. The day runs from 11:00 AM until all work is completed and is set up as a relaxed potluck-style gathering. In addition to traditional Raku, we may explore alternative firing methods such as Obvara, Naked Raku, Horsehair, copper oxide, and pit firing. This event is open to all skill levels and focuses on experimentation, community, and creative exploration.
*Raku participants must also participate in one summer pottery session.

Instructor: Paul Boland
All Class Times: 5:00-7:30 PM
Location: Big Foot HS E32
$80 per person (+$20 - $35 for clay for 20 lbs)
Tuesday Sessions Wednesday Sessions
Session 1: Tuesday
June 9 - 30
Session 1: Wednesday
June 10 - July 1
Session 2: Tuesday
July 7 - 28
Session 2: Wednesday
July 8 - 29
Sheepshead 101
Learn to play the uniquely Wisconsin game of Sheepshead. During this class we will learn basic Sheepshead rules, terminology, game play, strategy, and the most common variations. Appropriate for beginners or those that maybe haven’t played in a long time. A portion of each class will be set aside for practice.
Instructor: Jim Gebhardt
Tuesdays, August 6 - 20 from 10:00 -11:30 AM
FREE - Please register in advance
Location: Big Foot HS, Room E35
Mahjong Class
Adults
Learn how to play Mahjong! This popular game originated in China centuries ago. It is played with engraved tiles and involves strategy, skill and a bit of luck. Each week’s class will build off the previous, as we build our skills, strategy, and joy of the game.
** We are learning with Chinese rules**
Instructor: Jan Bryant
Thursdays, June 4 - July 2 from 11:00 AM - Noon
Location: Gathering Grounds at Main St Country Store, Walworth
Fee: $10/person
Intro to RC Model Sailing
All Ages - FREE!
Remote control model sailing is a fun activity that everyone in the family can enjoy! The Southeast Wisconsin Model Yacht Club will be hosting several free “try it out” sessions where you can enjoy the thrill of navigating a model sailboat on the water. Controls are simple, and it’s easy to get started in this fun activity. Come and check it out!
Host: Southeast WI Model Yacht Club
Contact: Commodore Jim Kandler
Location: Babe Mann Park, 900 Proctor Dr., Elkhorn
May 11, June 8 or June 22 from 3:00 - 6:00 PM
No advance registration required. Dates may be canceled in the event of downpours, lightning, or winds over 15 mph.


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Educational Tours & Trip Planning


"How It's Made" Tour - AlumiTank
Adults
In 1989 Bob and Terry Kirkpatrick started AlumiTank to better serve the industry they loved. Starting as an inspired vision to build a better, more accessible aluminum fuel tank for the trucking industry. Today, AlumiTank is a trusted name in aluminum fuel tank manufacturing, serving everyone from owner-operators to some of the largest logistics and rail companies in North America.

Come out and join us to see how AlumiTank makes some of the most reliable and high quality tanks in the transportation industry!

Tuesday, June 23 at 2:30 PM
11317 N US Highway 14, Harvard, IL
FREE - advanced registration required.

Requirements: Closed toe shoes, no loose clothing, ages 16+, eye protection will be required
Chicago Art Museum Tour
Ages 16+
Our very own Frank Breneisen, a retired art professor, guides you through the Art Institute of Chicago to see some of the most iconic and beloved artworks in the museum. We’ll be taking the train from Harvard, traveling by taxi to the museum, and have lunch before heading back for the day.
Registration deadline is June 15

Guide: Frank Breneisen
Thursday, June 25
Departing: 9:15 AM at the Harvard Train Station
Returning: 7:30 PM to the Harvard Train Station
Fee: $70 (Includes tour & train ticket)
Bring cash for taxi and lunch

Ellwood Museum/Lincoln Inn/ Egyptian Theatre Tour
Ages 16+
Join Dave Desimone of Black Point Estate for a tour of DeKalb, Illinois. On this day trip we will visit the historic Ellwood House and the Egyptian Theater. We will have lunch at The Lincoln Inn, a DeKalb staple since 1980.
Elwood Museum: Discover nearly 150 years of local history at the beautifully preserved Ellwood House Museum. This guided tour takes you through the grand Victorian-era mansion, and stunning Tudor Revival home where original furnishings, art, and architecture tell the story of the influential Ellwood family, who helped shape the region and the nation.
Lincoln Inn: Serving great food for more than 45 years! We will hear a bit of their story before lunch. Egyptian Theatre: The Egyptian influence reached DeKalb County in 1928, when the DeKalb Theatre Company was trying to settle on a design for a combination motion picture house and vaudeville theatre. Designed by Chicago architect Elmer F. Behrns, the theatre opened on December 10, 1929. This movie palace has been lovingly restored to its original splendor.. Registration deadline is July 20

Guide: Dave Desimone of WI Historical Society
Thursday, July 30
Departing: 9:00 AM at BFHS Recreation Entrance
Returning: 4:00 PM to BFHS Recreation Entrance
Fee: $50 (Includes tour & travel)
Bring cash for lunch at a local restaurant
Community Travel Club
Adults
Come discuss some potential travel opportunities for this community travel club. We are partnering with EF Go Ahead Tours to offer unique travel experiences! They are already planning a Hawaii trip in summer 2026. Come to one of the informational meetings for more details. We hope to see you there!
Coordinator: Theresa Miller
Thursday, May 14 from 6:00 - 7:00 PM May Class Register Here
Thursday, July 9 from 6:00 - 7:00 PM

Location: BFHS Room E28
Fee: FREE

Valley Of The Kings Tours
Join us for an educational tour of this private sanctuary that cares for animals of all sizes. VOTK provides refuge for abused, abandoned or retired bears, wolves and other animals. Not open to the public, this is an opportunity to learn about these magnificent animals up close.
Spring Dates
May 30
Summer Dates
June 27
August 29
Fall Dates

September 26
Tour runs from 2:30 - 4:30 pm
Advance registration required. | VOTK Waiver Required | Youth Waiver | Adult Waiver
$20/Person
Valley of the Kings· W7593 Townhall Road · Sharon
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Outdoor Recreation

The Geneva Lake Shore Path Challenge
June 1 - August 31
Do you have what it takes to hike around the lake this summer? Record your own hikes. You can hike the entire lake in one shot or split it up over several smaller hikes. Join anytime. All you have to do is register, download the mileage log or pick it up at the Recreation Office, and start hiking around Geneva Lake!

Log Sheet
First 50 to complete the challenge earn a T-shirt!

Special Thanks to our Sponsors!
Kayaking 101
Before you head out on the water, be sure to learn the paddling basics! On land we will discuss paddling safety, equipment, how to properly hold a paddle and demonstrate techniques. On water, participants will learn how to be efficient in strokes and understand the boat’s stability. Class includes all equipment, but you’re welcome to bring your kayak.
Instructor: Chuck Thiesenhusen
Sunday, June 7 from 10:00 - 11:30 AM
Fee: $45/ includes kayak rental
Meet at Comus Lake, N. Terrance St., Delavan
Social Paddle Club
Join this fun group on great water adventures! Enjoy a relaxed 2 hr social paddle on our area lakes, rivers and streams. Visit our Social Paddle Club page for more information and the entire 2025 calendar. $20 Rentals are available.
Guide: Chuck Thiesenhusen
Registration Opens January 1
Date Time Location Difficulty
Sun, May 10 8:30 AM Turtle Creek, Section 2 Easy
Sun, May 31 8:30 AM White River Moderate +
Sun, June 14 8:30 AM Turtle Creek: Section 4 Easy
Tue, July 7 5:30 PM Lauderdale Lake Easy
Sun, July 19 8:30 AM Nippersink: Section 1 Easy
Sun, Aug 9 8:30 AM Piscasaw: Sect 1 Moderate
Sun, Aug 30 8:30 AM Mukwonago / Fox River Easy
Sun, Sept 13 8:30 AM Yahara River Moderate
Sun, Sept 27 8:30 AM Sugar Creek Moderate
Sun, Oct 11 10:00 AM Geneva Lake - Fall Colors Easy
EASY DIFFICULTY: Paddler should have cursory skills to navigate minor obstacles, slow current, river bends, and have the endurance for a 2 hr paddle. Beginners are encouraged to take the Kayaking 101 class.
MODERATE DIFFICULTY: Skilled at maneuvering around down trees and other obstacles, execute quick turns, negotiate straight-ahead class II rapids, portage around obstacles if required, endurance for up to a 3 hr paddle.
REGISTRATION NOTE: Our paddles are very popular and will have waiting lists. Please respect your fellow paddler and check your calendar before registering. No refunds issued within 7 days of a paddle.

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Sports Programs

Organized Drop-In Pickleball
Ages 16 & Up
Come join the Big Foot Pickleballers! Our Pickleballers are a friendly bunch and welcome all skill levels. We have all the equipment and no experience is required to participate. Come try it out - you'll be hooked!
Supervisor: Larry Schendel
Sunday & Tuesdays from 6:00-8:00 pm * Moving to Tuesdays June 2
FREE with Big Foot Rec ID (one time $5 fee)
BFHS Tennis Courts weather permitting
Want to play at other times?
Pickleball nets are available for rent from the Big Foot Recreation office

Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
$10 / 2 hr.
Pickleball 101
Ages 16 & Up
Come join the Big Foot Pickleballers! Our Pickleballers are a friendly bunch and welcome all skill levels. We have all the equipment and no experience is required to participate. Come try it out - you'll be hooked!
Instructor: Larry Schendel
Thursdays: June 11 - 25
5:30 - 7:00 PM

Fee: $30 / person
BFHS East Gym
Organized Drop-In Tennis
Bring a partner on come by yourself and join this fun group. All abilities are welcome. Join at any time. Please register in order for us to communicate with you on inclement weather days.
Supervisor: Kathleen Streit
Thursdays: June 11 - August 13 from 6:00-8:00 PM
BFHS Tennis Courts weather permitting
Free Drop-In: Please register contact info in case of cancellations
Professional Tennis Lessons at Big Foot
Ages 16 & Up
Get professional lessons which will make you a better player. Lessons will focus on groundstrokes, serves, and volleys with drills practiced on all strokes, forehands, backhands, volleys, approach shots, serves and more.
Supervisor: Adam Westhauser, PTR Certified Big Foot HS Varsity Coach
Sundays: June 7 - July 19 from 6:00-7:00 PM (no 7/5)
BFHS Tennis Courts weather permitting
Fee: $125
Golf Lessons
Ages 18+
Learn fundamentals and prepare to bring your game to the course. Proper etiquette and safety will be taught. Classes will cover basic full swing fundamentals, putting and stroke fundamentals, chipping, pitching and sand shots, as well as taking your game from range to course. A limited supply of golf clubs are available to those that are in need.

Instructor: Jack Shoger, P.G.A. Instructor
Saturdays: April 25 - May 16 from 3:00 - 4:00 PM April/May Class - Register Here
Saturdays: June 20 - July 18 from 3:00 - 4:00 PM (no 7/4)
Location: Abbey Springs Golf Course
Fee: $95

Golf Simulator League
Adult
Join GG Golf Lab in this fun new early bird golf league! A simulator will be set up in the studio room so participants can play golf rain or shine!
More Information & Rules
Tuesdays: Tee Times 6:00 AM or 8:00 AM
Location: Big Foot HS, Studio Room
Fee: $120 / session
Session 1 June 4 - 25
Session 2
July 9 - 30
Session 3 August 6 - 27
Disc Golf
Ages 16 +
Ready to aim for that hole-in-one? Join us for some Disc Golf fun as we hit the course, enjoy the outdoors, and learn the fundamentals of the game. Whether you’re new to disc golf or already love it, this is your chance to walk the course, practice your throws, and challenge yourself to hit that perfect shot. Grab your discs, bring your friends, and let’s see who can land the next ace!
Mondays, June 8 - July 6 from 6:00 - 7:00 PM
Location: Duck Pond Recreation Area, Fontana
Fee: $30 / person
Senior Walking Soccer
Ages 65 +
Stay active and have fun with Walking Soccer, a low-impact version of the game designed for adults ages 65 and older. With no running allowed, this program is easy on the joints while still providing great exercise. Participants play with modified rules in a safe, supportive environment that focuses on fitness, balance, and social connection. All skill levels are welcome.
Coordinator: Brooke Patterson
Mondays, June 8 - 29 from 5:00 - 6:00 PM
Location: Big Foot HS Sports Complex
Fee: $30 / person
Coed Soccer League - 8v8
Ages 16 +
This FUN league is a great way to get together with friends and work up a sweat at the same time. Teams are coed and games will be officiated. Teams are 8v8, 2 females, up to 3 youth aged 15-17. Player passes required.
Coordinator: Chuck Thiesenhusen
More Information & Rules
Tuesdays, June 9 - August 11
Games start at 6:00 PM

Fee: $350 / team

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