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Race Day at Chester (and fun for the Non-racer, too!)

February 24, 2014 Jeremy

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Chester Bowl Improvement Club
1801 East Skyline Pkwy
Duluth, MN 55812
Phone: (218) 724-9832

Hours & Events

General hours of operations (starting January 2nd):

Saturday and Sunday, 11:00 am- 4:30 pm

Monday, Thursday, Friday, 4:30 pm- 8:30 pm

Tuesday, Wednesday, closed

Some exceptions on Holidays and days Duluth Public Schools are out of session.

 

UPCOMING EVENTS:

 

Monday, January 20th

Martin Luther King Jr. Day- open during DAY HOURS only- 11am- 4:30pm

 

Thursday, January 23rd, lessons sponsored by Continental Ski & Bike

6-7 pm New Skiers lessons (not yet on the chairlift)

7-8pm Adult lessons (ski and snowboard, all levels)

 

Friday, January 24th

Freestyle Friday, registration 5-6pm, event at 6:15. Sponsored by Frost River

 

Saturday, January 25th

Lessons throughout the day- see lessons tab for times and details

 

Thursday, January 30th, lessons sponsored by Continental Ski & Bike

6-7 pm New Skiers lessons (not yet on the chairlift)

7-8pm Adult lessons (ski and snowboard, all levels)

 

Friday, January 31st, One and Done night race. Registration 4:30-5:30, race start at 6:15. Sponsored by Ski Hut.

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Inclusiveness Policy

Chester Bowl Improvement Club (CBIC) is deeply committed to providing a diverse, inclusive and respectful environment in the park and in our programs. CBIC is committed to preventing bullying and harassment in our community and expect all program participants to sign our Peace in the Parks pledge. For both employment and access to programs and activities, the CBIC will not engage in discrimination against any person because of race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, age, marital status, disability, or sexual orientation including gender identity.
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