Fall 2022 Activity Guide by CityofMenloPark

ACTIVITY GUIDE BRIEF AND LOCAL NEWSSUMMER 2022

Welcome LEARN, PLAY AND GROW Menlo Park is home to beautiful parklands, excellent public facilities, a vibrant culture and friendly faces. The City of Menlo Park welcomes residents to learn, play and grow at its public libraries, recreation centers, gymnasiums, child care programs, summer camps, senior programs, athletic fields, tennis and pickle ball courts, and more. Our mission is to provide exceptional service and experiences for all Menlo Park residents. We encourage you to explore and enjoy everything that Menlo Park has to offer. This activity guide is just a sample of the activities available. To view the full list of our services, visit menlopark.org/ activityguide. GUIDING PRINCIPLES We believe that every Menlo Park resident deserves fair, just, and equitable access to public resources and services.

Park prioritizes social justice in decisions that affect residents’ lives: the fair, just and equitable management of all institutions serving the public directly or by contract; the fair, just and equitable distribution of public services and implementation of public policy; and the commitment to promote fairness, justice and equity in the formation of public policy.

MENLO PARK COMMUNITY CAMPUS PROJECT In 2021, construction began on a new multigenerational facility in Menlo Park’s Belle Haven neighborhood that will combine a public library, senior center, gymnasium, afterschool program, and aquatics center in one dynamic community space. The project is being built to the highest environmental standards with leading-edge techniques, and is scheduled to open next year. Learn more at menlopark.org/mpcc

The City of Menlo Park provides services and infrastructure that contributes to quality of life for all residents. We strive to balance the resources and requirements of each area of the city in an equitable manner for all residents in all Theneighborhoods.CityofMenlo

4 Registration information and city news 16 Childcare 24 Older adult services 18 Adult (enrichment,classesdance, health and wellness)286 Library IMPORTANT CITY NUMBERS Building Division.......................................................650-330-6704 Business License.......................................................650-330-6642 City Clerk..................................................................650-330-6620 City Council..............................................................650-330-6630 City TransportationSustainability/climatePublicPolice........................................................................650-330-6300PlanningLibrary.......................................................................650-330-2500HumanGeneralGarbage/recycling/composting...............................650-595-3900FinanceEngineeringRecreationCodeManager............................................................650-330-6610Enforcement...................................................650-330-6377services..................................................650-330-2200Division.................................................650-330-6740Division.......................................................650-330-6640information................................................650-330-6600Resources....................................................650-330-6670Division.....................................................650-330-6702Works/treesandstreetrepair........................650-330-6780action....................................650-330-6720Division.............................................650-330-6770 PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION Meetings are held the 4th Wednesday of every month at 6:30 p.m. Meeting dates and times are subject to change. Jennifer Baskin, Vice Chair Aurora Brosnan Marc KelseyPeterPeterMayrinBrymanBunyagidjDiepenbrockJoshuaTheriault THEINSIDEGUIDE Youth classes (dance, enrichment, sports) LIBRARY COMMISSION Meetings are held the 3rd Monday of every month at 6:30 p.m. Meeting dates and times are subject to change. Alan Cohen, Chair David Erhart Katie PavneetKristenHadrovicLeepSingh, Vice Chair Vamsi Velagapudi Sarah Zasslow 30 Facilities and parks

REGISTRATION HINTS AND POLICIES We accept VISA and MASTERCARD. Be sure to include proof of residence (utility bill, CA driver’s license or California ID.)

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If you cannot attend an activity or find the class not meeting your expectations, you can request a transfer, refund or credit. Your request will be prorated and assessed as follows: If you choose to transfer or credit, we will apply the prorated amount of your enrollment fee to any other class or leave a credit on your account. Please note that you have one year from the date the credit was applied to your account to use it before it expires. If you prefer to receive a refund, a $15.00 processing fee will be deducted from the prorated fee based on the date of the request, unless otherwise noted in our publications. If the course is canceled, you will receive a full refund or you can request to transfer to another class. There are no refunds for non–attendance (no shows) or materials fees.

Drop–off registration forms are processed randomly. Non–resident registration forms dropped off early will be held until the first day of processing for non–residents. Walk–in registrations receive priority over fax and mail–in Telephoneregistrations.confirmations are not provided during the first two weeks of processing; receipts are mailed. Choose an alternative class in case your first choice is full. Returned checks will be assessed a $30 service fee. Anyone under 18 must be registered by a parent or Classguardian.participants who do not meet the skill level or age group of a class, may be changed to a more appropriate Theclass.city reserves the right to change schedules and fees. Please see our refund/transfer form for more information regarding refunds, transfers and quality assurance.

• Arrillaga Family Gymnasium, 600 Alma St., 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday DAY, TIME RANGE listings guide CLASS NAME (Class age Descriptionlimit)andimportant details about the class. Notes about material and equipment fees and days there will be no class.

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How to register Online Register online at menlopark.org/registration. Online registration is available 24 hours a day and 7 days a week for your convenience. Mail You can mail any completed registration form to: Library and Community Services 700 Alma St., Menlo Park, CA 94025 Fax Registration forms can be faxed to 650-324-1721 if you are paying by credit card. Walk-in We are currently accepting walk–in registrations at the following locations:

• Arrillaga Family Recreation Center, 700 Alma St., 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday

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5ALL FEES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WINTER/SPRING 2015 City news 5FALL 2022 Menlo Park Municipal Water drought update On May 24, 2022, the City Council declared a Stage 2 drought emergency that asks all customers reduce water use up to 20% compared to their water use in fiscal year 2019-20. Additionally, moving to Stage 2 means that customers are required to limit their irrigation watering to 2 days a week. • Odd street address – Tuesdays and Saturday • Even street address or no address – Wednesday and Sunday PROHIBITIONS • Applying water to outdoor landscapes that cause more than incidental runoff • An automatic shut-off nozzle is required for hoses used to wash vehicles, outdoor hand watering, etc. • Washing impervious areas unless it addresses an immediate health and safety need • Irrigating turf and ornamental landscapes within 48 hours of measurable rainfall – this does not apply to trees • Using/filling/topping off decorative fountains, lakes, or ponds with potable water must recirculate water • Cover pools and spas when they are not in use • Irrigating turf on public medians • Using potable water for street cleaning or construction site preparation • Using potable water to irrigate non-functional turf at commercial, industrial and institutional sites ADDITIONAL MEASURES • Hotels and motels shall provide guests the choice to reuse or launder towels and linens daily • Restaurants and other food service operations shall serve water only upon request • Broken or defective plumbing and irrigation systems must be repaired or replaced within a reasonable period • Recreational water features shall be covered when not in use OUTDOOR WATER USE RESTRICTIONS • Limit outdoor watering to no more than 2 days per week according to the schedule. • Irrigating outdoor landscapes is prohibited between the hours of 8 a.m.–6 p.m.; however, these irrigation restrictions do not apply to hand watering with a bucket or automatic shut-off nozzle attached to a hose or adjusting/repairing an irrigation system For more information about our Water Shortage Contingency Plan, visit menlopark.org/water. WATER CONSERVATION REBATES AND INCENTIVES Menlo Park offers both residential and commercial customers within its service area access to conservation rebates, incentives and free fixtures. FOR MORE INFORMATION • Visit menlopark.org/drought • Email water@menlopark.org • Call 650-330-6750

Instructor: M. Fernandez Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center CLASSES

KINDER EXPRESSIONS Students will be introduced to fundamental dance techniques. Self-expression is encouraged as children glide, hop, skip, and leap across the dance floor. Listening skills, rhythm and memorization skills are developed. No class Nov. 11, Nov. 25

INTRO TO JAZZ (Grades 3–5) Come join us for this fun and upbeat class including warm ups, stretches, and energetic combinations performed to popular music. This class is for students new to Dance Expressions as well as last year’s Mini Jazz 2nd graders who will be entering 3rd grade in the fall. No class Nov. 23

2036.201 $308/$414 Mon, 3:30–4:30 p.m. Aug 29–Dec 12

Instructor: M. Fernandez Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 2036.204 $356/$479 Wed, 4–5 p.m. Aug 31–Dec 14

Instructor: M. Fernandez Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

Dance CREATIVE CUTIES (Ages Students3-4)are introduced to rhythm patterns, develop gross motor skills, and engage in imaginative play in this fun, highenergy class. Ballet basics will be taught while expressing creativity. Social skills are developed through learning to take turns and by following directions. Children must be able to participate without a parent/caregiver in the room. No class Sept. 5, Oct. 3, Nov. 21

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CODECLASS FEES DAY/TIME DATESSESSION 2036.202 $356/$479 Fri, 4–4:45 p.m. Sep 2–Dec 16

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MINI JAZZ (Grades 1-2) Make friends, explore movement and develop dance skills. Dancers will learn the basics of jazz dance through fun activities and dance combinations. Simple jazz movements that children can easily execute are taught. Emphasis is placed on rhythm, basic technique, locomotor skills and coordination. Fitted dance attire such as leotards along with dance skirts, jazz shorts or leggings are required. Please no baggy clothing, long skirts/dresses, or jeans. Students should have their hair pulled back into ponytails. No class Nov.. 24

CODECLASS FEES DAY/TIME DATESSESSION 2036.203 $356/$479 Thu, 4–4:45 p.m. Sep 1–Dec 15

INTERMEDIATE JAZZ (Grades 6–8) This class is for last year’s Tuesday 4 p.m. Jazz students and new students with at least three years of dance experience. Students in this class should be comfortable with single pirouettes and working on doubles, chaine turns, pas de bourrées, leaps. Previous skills will be reviewed and added on to as well as the introduction of new skills. Our Saturday Technique class is a highly recommended supplement for students enrolled in this class. Our Saturday Technique class is a highly recommended supplement for students enrolled in this class. No class Nov. 22

Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

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Instructor: M. Fernandez Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME DATESSESSION 2036.209 $356/$479 Mon, 5:30–6:30 p.m. Aug 29–Dec 12

ADVANCED JAZZ (Ages 13+) This class is for the advance dancer. Students must have a solid dance foundation as this class moves at a very fast pace. Focus on style and technique, including longer and more difficult combinations requiring more control, incorporating bigger leaps, more turns (triple pirouettes, a la seconde turns, etc.) and higher kicks. Each class will consist of a warmup, across the floor, proper jazz technique and combinations. Our Saturday Technique class is a highly recommended supplement for students enrolled in this class. No class Nov. Instructor:23 M. Fernandez Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME DATESSESSION 2036.205 $356/$479 Thu, 4:45–5:45 p.m. Sep 1– Dec 15

Instructor: D. Fernandez Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

BEGINNING JAZZ (Grades 4–6) This class is for last year’s Thursday 4:45 p.m. Jazz students and new students with at least one year of dance experience. Students will learn skills such as leaps and turns while working on technique and increasing strength and flexibility. No Class Nov.

2036.206 $356/$479 Tue, 4–5 p.m. Aug 30–Dec 13

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CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 2036.208 $356/$479 Wed, 6–7 p.m. Aug 31–Dec 14

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INTERMEDIATE JAZZ (Ages 13+) This class is geared toward the intermediate dancer. Emphasis will be placed on technique and proper body alignment. Complexity will be added to previous skills/steps as well as the introduction of new skills. This class incorporates a warmup, across the floor and combinations. Dancers should be comfortable with double pirouettes and working toward triples, various leaps, kicks and more. Our Saturday Technique class is a highly recommended supplement for students enrolled in this class.

Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 2036.207 $356/$479 Tue, 5–6 p.m. Aug 30–Dec 13

DANCE EXPRESSIONS PERFORMING COMPANY (Ages 9+) For students wanting more performance opportunities! Perform at local events and the end-of-the-year performance. Interested dancers must have strong dance skills, stage presence and work ethic. All Performing Company dancers are required to enroll in and attend another weekly Dance Expressions class/classes, as well as be enrolled in and attend the Saturday Technique class. Please contact us at danceexpressionsmp@gmail.com if you are interested in joining the 2022-2023 Dance Expressions Performing Company! No class Sept. 5, Oct. 3, Nov. 21

Instructor: M. Fernandez

LYRICAL YOUTH (Ages 10+)

Instructor: D. Fernandez Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

ADVANCED JAZZ HIP-HOP (Ages Geared13+)toward the advanced dancer. No class Nov. 24

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Lyrical dance uses the mood of the music to bring out the movements from the dancers. This class will consist of a warmup and include across the floor progressions and center The mixture of these two styles will make for a powerful, yet graceful class. The Saturday Technique class is a highly recommended supplement for any of our classes.

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INTERMEDIATE JAZZ HIP-HOP CODE DAY/TIME Mon, 6:30–8 p.m. Wed, 7-8:30 p.m. Aug 29–Dec 13+) Being a part the 2022–2023 Dance Performing Company wonderful students to technical dance while making great friends and building Performing Company members are hardworking, passionate about dance, and have a desire to perform. Experience the joy of performing at various events in the area and working together to learn and grow as dancers. Our Company members have performed at NBA basketball games, local community events, the Disneyland Resort and so much more! Interested dancers must have strong dance skills and an advanced skill set, presence and work ethic. Performances will be throughout the dance year concluding with the annual end–of–the–year performance in June! All Performing Company dancers are required to enroll in and attend another weekly Dance class/classes, as well as be enrolled in and attend the Advanced Saturday Technique class. Please contact us at danceexpressionsmp@ gmail.com if you are interested in joining the 2022-2023 Dance Expressions Performing Company! No class Sept. 5, Oct. 3, Nov. 21, Nov. 23

Instructor: M. Fernandez Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center CODE FEES DAY/TIME $356/$479 Fri, 5–6 p.m. Sep 2–Dec 16

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(Ages Geared12+)toward the intermediate dancer. No class Nov. 11, Nov. Instructor:25 D. Fernandez Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center JAZZ HIP-HOP (Ages 9+) An upbeat and energetic class that fuses jazz and hip-hop. All levels welcome! No class Sept. 5, Oct. 3, Nov. 21 Instructor: D. Fernandez Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 2036.214 $356/$479 Mon, 4:30–5:30 p.m. Aug 29–Dec 12 CLASS

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CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES Beginning Ages 10+ 2036.211 $356/$479 Wed, 5–6 p.m. Aug 31–Dec 14 Intermediate Ages 12+ 2036.212 $356/$479 Fri, 6–7 p.m. Sep 2–Dec 16 Advanced Ages 13+ 2036.213 $356/$479 Tue, 7:15–8:30 p.m. Aug 30–Dec 13 CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 2036.217 $356/$479 Thu, 5:45–6:45 p.m. Sep 1–Dec 15 JAZZ (Ages Students12+)in this class jazz choreography floor center leaps Nov.

DATESSESSION 2036.210 $412/$551

9ALL FEES SUBJECT TO CHANGE I WINTER/SPRING 2015 Youth Classes 9FALL 2022 Sports HOOPSTERS (Ages 5 11) Fun, exciting noncompetitive introduction for boys and girls. Learn fundamentals of dribbling, catching and shooting and basic rules using hoops and small basketball. Must wear gym Instructor:shoes. Tim Bowler Location: Arrillaga Family Gymnasium CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 4112.201 $300/$409 Wed, 5–6 p.m. Sep 14–Nov 2 HI-FIVE LIL HEISMAN FOOTBALL (Ages 3–7) We believe the game of football, when introduced properly, serves to help children build self-esteem, coordination, athleticism and so much more. This class was methodically developed by our full-time football coaches and management team to provide a safe, fun, and passionate introductions to the fundamentals. This is a non-contact class and is safe for all kids. Instructor: Coach Joe and Friends Location: Burgess Park CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 4615.214 $125/$172 Tue, 4–4:45 p.m. Sep 14–Oct 5 HIP-HOP BREAKDANCE This fun, creative and upbeat class will increase your child’s flexibility, range of motion, physical strength through the art of hip-hop dance and Breakdancing! No class Sep. 30, Nov. 11, Nov. Instructor:25 K. Ali Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES (Ages 2031.2016–9) $202/$273 Fri, 5:30–6:30 p.m. Sep 16–Oct 28 2031.203 $169/$228 Fri, 5:30–6:30 p.m. Nov 4–Dec 16 (Ages 2031.20210–13) $202/$273 Fri, 6:30–7:30 p.m. Sep 16–Oct 28 2031.204 $169/$228 Fri, 6:30–7:30 p.m. Nov 4–Dec 16 DANCE EXPRESSIONS SATURDAY TECHNIQUE This class is for the dancer who is serious about giving extra attention to improving their technique. This class will increase your flexibility, strength, endurance, and will focus on the proper execution of basic - advanced leaps and turns as well as combinations and sequences. Essentials learned in this class can be applied and will be beneficial to all other areas of dance. Take this class along with another Dance Expressions class to see improvement! No class Oct. 1, Oct. 29, Nov. 26 Instructor: D. Fernandez Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 9+) 2036.218 $290/$390 Sat, 1:30–2:30 p.m. Sep 10–Dec 17 Advanced (Ages 12+) 2036.219 $356/$479 Sat 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Sep 10–Dec 17 HI–FIVE SPORTS HOCKEY (Ages 4–8) This new class will teach the basics of Hockey and the skills needed to play and have fun with a hockey stick. This class will teach the fundamentals needed to be able to hit a hockey ball, control and learn a new game. We are going to have fun and play hockey. This is not for serious hockey players but to learn a new sport and skill.

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Instructor: Coach Joe and Friends Burgess outdoor basketball court CODE FEES DAY/TIME Thu, 4:15–5 p.m. Sep Tue, 4:15–5 p.m. Oct

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SESSION DATES 4615.206 $125/$172

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CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 4615.204 $125/$172 Tue, 3–3:45 p.m. Sep 13–Oct 4 4615.205 $125/$172 Tue, 3–3:45 p.m. Oct 11–Nov 1

Instructor: Coach Joe and Friends Location: Arrillaga Family Gymnasium

2616.201 $499/$672 Sun, 9:45–10:15 a.m. Sep 18–Dec 11

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MOMMY, DADDY AND ME TENNIS (Ages Searching2.5–4)for the perfect way to introduce your child to the game of tennis? This class offers a fun way to interact with your child, while teaching them the basics of the game! Kids learn in a number of different ways, and when they’re under the age of four, they primarily learn through play. Working with them in an active setting is an important part of both their physical and mental development. During the class, parents and children participate together in fun, age–appropriate activities that will help your little one develop the motor and socialization skills necessary to continue with tennis as they grow. Wear tennis shoes and bring a racket size 19. No class Oct. 9, Nov. 27

HI–FIVE MULTI SPORT (Ages 4–7) This class will make sure the kids are having fun but learning all at the same time. We believe that having fun while growing and learning key skills is very important to every child. We will be playing a variety of fun games and variety of basic sports play. Your child will have fun in this fast-paced, dynamic Instructor:class.Coach Joe and Friends Location: Burgess Park HI-FIVE HOOPS LEAGUE (Grades K–2) Our philosophy of positive reinforcement in teaching basketball enables each athlete to enjoy the game while learning necessary skills and techniques. The program is designed in a manner so each week new skills are taught and previous skills are reinforced. Our goal is to teach the importance of responsibility, sportsmanship and teamwork. The Hi-Five Hoops program uses age-appropriate sized basketballs and basket hoop heights. This promotes the use of proper mechanics when handling and shooting the basketball. No class Nov. 28

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 4615.212 $330/$453 Sun, 11 –12:15 p.m. Sep 12–Nov 21 $330/$453 Sun, 12:30–1:45 p.m. Sep 12–Nov 21

Instructor: Euro School of Tennis Staff Location: Willow Oaks Park HI-FIVE SPORTS LIL BASKETBALLERS (Ages 3–5) We believe the game of basketball, when introduced properly, serves to help children build self-esteem, gross motor skills, coordination, athleticism and so much more. We’ll help each child to get a feel for the ball and their ability to dribble, pass, shoot, rebound and play defense. For the older kids, we’ll place a little more emphasis on teamwork, conditioning and actually playing the game. This program will be the training ground for our Hi-Five Hoops League for K-2nd Graders. HiFive’s mission is to help the next generation develop a passion for sports – one program, coach and child at a time. Players will be introduced to new skills each week, but that doesn’t mean they will forget about the skills they have previously learned! Our coaching staff does an outstanding job of reviewing the drills and movements taught in class. No class Nov. 27

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES $125/$172 Sun, 9–9:50 a.m. Sep 11–Oct 2 $125/$172 Sun, 9–9:50 a.m. Oct 9–Oct 30 $160/$210 Sun, 9–9:50 a.m. Nov 6–Dec 11 $125/$172 Sun, 10–10:50 a.m. Sep 11–Oct 2 4615.209 $125/$172 Sun, 10–10:50 a.m. Oct 9–Oct 30 4615.210 $160/$210 Sun, 10–10:50 a.m. Nov 6–Dec 11 4615.211 $125/$172 Wed, 10:10–11 a.m. Sep 14–Oct 5

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Sat–Sun, 9 a.m. –1 p.m. Oct 22–Oct 23 INTRODUCTORY SAILING (Ages 14+) Take the helm and “sail away” in your own 14’ long sloop! Learn the basics needed to get you out on the water, safely maneuvering your sailboat around the Lake. After completing the course, students receive certification to rent boats on their own. Includes a one-hour private lesson to be scheduled following completion of the course. Swimsuit, change of clothes and a towel recommended. Bring sunscreen and wear closed-toe shoes (no

Euro School of Tennis Staff Location: Willow Oaks Park CODECLASS FEES DAY/TIME DATESSESSION 2616.204 $554/$747 Sun, Noon–1p.m. Sep 18–Dec 11

Instructor: Shoreline Lake Boathouse Staff Location: 3160 N. Shoreline Blvd, Mountain View, CA 94043

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Location: 3160 N. Shoreline Blvd, Mountain View, CA 94043 CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1693.204 $429/$578 9Sat–Sun,a.m.–1 p.m. Sep 17–Sep 18 1693.205 $429/$578 9Sat–Sun,a.m.–1 p.m. Oct 8–Oct 9 1693.206 $429/$578 9Sat–Sun,a.m.–1 p.m. Oct 22–Oct 23

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Location: Willow Oaks Park CODECLASS FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 2616.202 $499/$672 Sun, 10:15–11 a.m. Sep 18–Dec 11

2616.203 $554/$747 Sun, 11 a.m.–noon Sep 18–Dec 11

1693.201 $454/$612 Sat–Sun, 9 a.m. –1 p.m. Sep 17–Sep 18 1693.202 $454/$612 Sat–Sun, 9 a.m. –1 p.m. Oct 8–Oct 9 1693.203 $454/$612 flip-flops).

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MINI ACES TENNIS (Ages 6–8) If you have a budding athlete, are looking for a great way to keep your kiddo active or interests in having your child lean tennis fundamentals, our Mini Aces program is the perfect solution! Each Mini Aces session is perfect for those with no tennis experience or only mild exposure to the game. We work on hand-eye coordination, movement drills and various strokes. Wear tennis shoes and bring a tennis racket size 21 or 23. No class Oct. 9, Nov. 27.

Instructor: Euro School of Tennis Staff Location: Willow Oaks Park CODECLASS FEES DAY/TIME DATESSESSION

INTRODUCTORY WINDSURFING (Ages 14+) You’ll learn all the basics needed to get you out on the water safely. After class, students will be ready to rent the equipment and practice their new skills! Students should plan on getting wet so bring a swimsuit and change of clothes, towel, sunscreen, and shoes appropriate for wear in the water (no flip-flops). Includes a one-hour private lesson to be scheduled following completion of the course.

PEE WEE TENNIS (Ages 4–5) Our program offers your small tennis star a fun introduction to the game in a setting that’s perfect for their learning abilities. We use low compression red balls to help your child learn the fundamentals. From strokes and movements to the motor skills they will need to move forward as they grow, we make certain they learn in an environment that works for them. Wear tennis shoes and bring a tennis racket size 19 or Instructor:21.

TEEN TENNIS STARS NOVICE (Ages 9–14) Ready to help your children develop a passion for the sport of tennis? Our Teen Tennis Stars program is the perfect way to do just that. Designed for ages 9–14 with little or no tennis experience, we focus on having fun with the game while learning the fundamentals. By session’s end, they will be skilled at hitting the ball with consistency, allowing them to enjoy a quick game with you or any player. Wear tennis shoes and bring a tennis racket size 25 or 27. No class Oct. 9, Nov.

MUSIC AND MAGIC (PRE-TOTLAND) (Ages 18 Months–3 Years) Experience the joy and magic of live music in a supportive environment. We will sing many favorite children’s songs including, “Wheels On the Bus,” and “ABC song accompanied by my guitar. We will also act out short stories related to our weekly music themes. Rhea’s Sing-A-Long CD is included in this class. Come and join the fun.

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MUSIC AND MAGIC (INFANT/TODDLER) (Ages 4–18 Months) Experience the joy and magic of live music in a supportive environment. We will sing many favorite children’s songs including, “Old MacDonald,” and “Happy and You Know It.” accompanied by my guitar. Rhea’s Sing-Along CD is also included in this class. Come and join the fun!

CODECLASS FEES DAY/TIME DATESSESSION 2879.204 $262/$332 Wed, 4–5 p.m. Sep 28–Dec 14

Piano

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Instructor: R. Sampson Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center Enrichment

SESSION DATES 2879.203

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 2879.201 $0/$241 Wed,11–11:40 a.m. Sep 28–Dec 14

THEATER PERFORMANCE (Ages 7 11) In a supportive environment, your child will learn stage presence, character development and vocal techniques. The students will perform an original one act play. A satisfied parent wrote, “ Rhea always writes a thought provoking play. She strikes the perfect balance between the informality appropriate for this age group and the formality required for a performance.” Come and join the fun!

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Piano 2840.2011 $425/$506

Instructor: R. Sampson Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

Instructor: S. Tuchinsky Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center CODE FEES DAY/TIME DATESSESSION Wed, 4–4:35 p.m. Sep 29–Dec 8 2840.2022 Wed, 4:40–5:15 p.m. Sep 29–Dec 8 FEES DAY/TIME $226/$297 Mon, 4–4:50 p.m. Sep 26–Dec 12 TALE THEATER (Ages 4–6) We will act out a variety of multicultural and updated folk talks to reflect more empowered roles for girls. This is a wonderful class for your child to experience the magic of make-believe while enhancing self-esteem, language and public speaking skills. Come and join the fun!

Instructor: R. Sampson Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center GROUP PIANO FOR CHILDREN (Ages 6–9) By putting students into small groups, we give them a chance to share the learning experience with others. This creates a built–in support team of friends and encourages children to practice. Activities include music–oriented games, EZ music theory and ear–training. Classes are progressive. Each student has access to a piano or keyboard in class; however, a piano or keyboard is needed to practice at home. We hold a recital on the last class of each session. $30 materials fee, which includes the cost of the book, is payable to the instructor on the first class.

$425/$506

2879.202 $0/$241 Mon,11–11:40 a.m. Sep 26–Dec 12

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FAIRY

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SMART MONEY AND INVESTING VIA ZOOM (Ages 8–13) This class introduces students to money management using activities like Comparative Shopping, Salary analysis, budgeting a trip, wants and need planning. Students learn how to track expenses and analyze them. Parents love to see their children become aware on these concepts.

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 2230.203 $229/$307 Sat, 9–10:30 a.m. Sep 17–Oct 22

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 2230.202 $229/$307 Fri, 4–5:30 p.m. Sep 16–Oct 21

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PUBLIC SPEAKING–CONFIDENT SPEAKERS AND WRITERS VIA ZOOM (Ages 7–12) They learn how to stand tall and speak confidently in front of a group. They begin to understand the concepts and importance of maintaining eye contact, good posture, volume and expressions. This class helps them give structure to their thoughts improving their writing skills. Shy as well as talkative one’s alike benefit from this class as we do fun activities including tongue–twister challenges, storytelling, poem recitals and presentations.

With lot of thought–provoking and stimulating. No class Nov.

The students in this program learn how to manage public speaking anxiety, present themselves with confidence, bring emotions, and connect with the audience fluently. In the debate portion of the module, they learn how to make strong arguments by providing reasoning and evidence, creating a foundation of critical thinking and essentials of debating.

PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATE SKILLS VIA ZOOM (Ages 7–12)

Instructor: Guru Education Staff Location: Online via Zoom

BUILDING PUBLIC SPEAKING CONFIDENCE (Ages Taught7–12)using the fun concepts of (don’t) show and tell, storytelling, reciting poems, pretend games, this is an excellent class to start developing confidence in young students in a fun way. The participants learn how to stand tall and speak confidently in front of a group.

Guru Education Staff Location: Online via Zoom

Instructor: Guru Education Staff Location: Online via Zoom CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 2230.201 $249/$336 Wed, 5–6 p.m. Sep 21–Nov 9

Instructor: Guru Education Staff Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 2230.204 $229/$307 Sat, 9–10:30 a.m. Nov 5–Dec 17

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WWW.MENLOPARK.ORG I 650.330.220014 Library and Community Services 14 MENLOPARK.ORG | 650-330-2200 CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 2210.203 $0$/40 Sat, 10 a.m.–noon Sep 17 INTRO TO IOS APP DEVELOPMENT (Ages Interested14+)in making iPhone apps but don’t know where to start? This class will introduce the fundamentals of creating an iOS app and include an interactive demo where you can experiment with building your own app. Free of charge to qualifying Menlo Park residents. Questions? Contact instructor at BasicRequirements:monicaong14@gmail.comcodingexperience,Macbookwith latest Xcode installed If you don’t have a Macbook, there will be Macbooks set up with Instructor:Xcode.M. Ong Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 6644.501 $25/$34 Mon, 4:30–5:30 p.m. Sep 12–Dec 12 6645.501 $25/$34 Wed, 4:30–5:30 p.m. Sep 14–Dec 14 BEGINNERS SPANISH FOR KIDS (Ages 7–9) ABC, vowels, numbers, pronouns, body parts, words, days of the week and months of the Year. No class Nov. 23 Instructor: D. Reyes Location: LanguageOnline CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 6646.501 $25/$34 Tue, 4:30–5:30 p.m. Sep 13–Dec 13 6647.501 $25/$34 Thu, 4:30–5:30 p.m. Sep 15–Dec 15 ADVANCE SPANISH FOR KIDS (Ages Grammar,10–14)countries and capitals, verbs, sentence, reading, writing, words, days of the week/months and more. No class Nov. Instructor:24 D. Reyes Location: Online Techology CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 2210.204 $249/$339 Mon, 5–6 p.m. Sep 12–Oct 17 2210.205 $249/$339 Mon, 5–6 p.m. Oct 24–Nov 21 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WORKSHOP VIA ZOOM (Ages 9 14) AI is the future, and Gen Z must be prepared for it. At EASE, we want to make AI education accessible to our Gen Z population. The fundamentals AI course will define basic concepts in the field of AI, describe functions of AI, apply principles of coding to demonstrate understanding of AI concepts, and evaluate applications of AI technologies. Our goal is to make learning AI fun through emphasis on the nontechnical components of learning, combining art and multimedia. Students learn computer science in the context and concentration of STEAM education, infusing their work with what makes us human. Students also learn soft–skills such as presentation techniques, leadership and collaboration. No class Oct. 10 Instructor: C. Lim Location: Online FREE

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 2210.201 $489/$659 Mon, 4–5 p.m. Sep 12–Nov 14

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ROBOTICS AND ENGINEERING FOR YOUTH (Ages 9–14) EASE Education offers a stimulating robotics program for young engineers. Utilizing artificial intelligence concepts and machine learning algorithm as theoretical foundation, students work in teams to plan, build, test, and modify their own robotic creations! We use VEX GO construction system that teaches the fundamentals of STEM through fun, hands–on activities that help young students perceive coding and engineering in a fun and positive way. We help creative minds put mathematical concepts to the test as they develop a better knowledge of robotics, computer programming and Instructor:teamwork.

Instructor: C. Lim Location: Online CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 2210.202 $249/$339 Mon, 6:30–7:30 p.m. Sep 12–Oct 17 2210.203 $249/$339 Mon, 6:30–7:30 p.m. Sep 12–Oct 17

ENTREPRENEURSHIP WORKSHOP VIA ZOOM (Ages 9–14) This program is designed to mentor, support, and equip today’s youth with the necessary success skills to set them on the path of becoming our future entrepreneurs. At EASE, we teach students how companies like E–Bay, Amazon, Tesla, Apple, Facebook derive their mission and purpose and what it takes to succeed in our global new age economy. EASE also equips them with the success skills they need, and sets them in the right direction for understanding entrepreneurship at a young age. An interactive class that not only teaches kids about entrepreneurship, but sets our youth up to become successful entrepreneurs! No class Oct. 10

Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

C. Lim

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PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS – BELLE HAVEN CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER (FULL DAY PROGRAM) (Ages 3–5) Belle Haven Child Development Center (BHCDC) provides full–time high quality preschool childcare. The program is funded by the State department of education and administered by the City of Menlo Park. We offer story time visits from the Menlo Park Library and monthly garden activities. We encourage parent’s participations through a parent group that builds a community from within. Our program builds and enhances children’s self–esteem by offering developmentally appropriate materials, activities, and curriculum that assist children in being effective learners. The children learn to become personally, socially and physically competent and are supported in their learning by their families. The children are better prepared for kindergarten and able to achieve their goals in a safe and healthy environment. The program provides subsidized care on a sliding fee scale based upon family income and family size. Tuition assistance is funded by the State department of education and the City of Menlo Park. Proof of income is required and all fees are subject to change. The program features a highly trained, committed, nurturing and bilingual staff with a 1:8 teachers to child ratio. Children are provided with an organic breakfast, lunch and snack Location:daily.410 Ivy Drive

Location: 100 Terminal Ave.

For more information: 650–330–2270 FEES DAY/TIME $1,042/$1,407 Mon–Fri, 7:30 a.m.–4:45 p.m.

(Ages K– 5) Where fun and education come together! Our licensed program provides homework assistance, large and small group activities, interest clubs and nutritious snacks. The program typically runs from 3–6 p.m. but also includes extended hours for early dismissal, professional development days and school vacation camps. Transportation from local schools is provided. We also accept children from the Tinsley program. Subsidized fees are available for Menlo Park residents according to family size and income with fees starting at $99. Additional information please call 650–330–2297 or visit menlopark.org.

CHILDCAREBELLEHAVENAFTERSCHOOLPROGRAM

$473/$639 Mon–Fri

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Location: 801 Laurel St. For more information: 650–330–2260

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AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM – MENLO CHILDREN’S CENTER (Ages K–5) We provide transportation for children attending Laurel, Upper Laurel and Encinal schools. Children attending other schools will be accepted, but must provide their own transportation to our program. MCC After School Program follows the Menlo Park School District calendar, and provides a unique environment to facilitate the development of each child’s physical, social–emotional, cognitive and creative growth. The staff promotes self–respect, confidence, creative expression, positive peer interaction and lifelong learning. Activities include inside/outside games, arts and crafts, cooking, open areas for exploration and homework clubs for grades 1–5. Nutritional snacks are provided. We also offer recreation and academic classes for an additional fee. Space is Location:limited. 801 Laurel St. For more information: 650–330–2260

Kindergarten $512/$691 Mon–Fri Grades 1–5 $473/$639 Mon–Fri

Toddler–Full day $2,453/$3,137 Mon–Fri, 8 a.m.–6 p.m. Toddler–Half day $1,363/$1,840 Mon–Fri, 8 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Preschool–Full day $2,035/$2,572 Mon–Fri, 8 a.m.–6 p.m. Preschool–Half day Early classroomPreschoolonly $1,125/$1,519 Mon–Fri, 8 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS – MENLO CHILDREN’S CENTER (Ages 18 Months–5 Years) The City of Menlo Park offers a year–round, high quality early care and learning program for toddlers through prekindergarten. MCC is licensed by the Department of Social Services (License #414002020). Our hours of operations are Monday–Friday from 8 a.m.–6 p.m. excluding holidays. Our play–based curriculum develops the whole child– social–emotionally, cognitively and physically, by providing a safe, nurturing environment, a wide–range of child–directed and teacher–initiated activities, and trained teachers who strive to meet the needs of each individual child. Our philosophy ensures children may explore the environment freely and discover the world around them at their own pace promoting self–expression and self–discovery building a foundation for lifelong learning.

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1843.201 $8 drop in Mon, 7:30–10 p.m. Nov 21–Dec 12

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 2230.201 $0/$3 Wed, 6–9:45 p.m. Sep 12–Dec 16

ADULT CLASSES

Dance

Enrichment

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1029.201 $64/$85 Thu, 7:45–9:55 p.m. Sep 15–Dec 15

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1827.201 $290/$334 Tue, 1–3 p.m. Oct 4–Dec 13 IKEBANA (Ages Students14+)in this course learn the basic principles and style of Sogetsu, creating fresh flower arrangements each week to take home and enjoy. Create distinctive, elegant designs that exude a sense of harmony, balance and well–being while learning the history and fundamental approaches of lkebana and Sogetsu school. $165 one–time material fee paid to instructor on the first day of class. No class Nov. 8

MENLO PARK CHESS CLUB (Ages 8+) The Menlo Park Chess Club will offer casual instruction, lectures, informal play, rates tournaments and other chess activities, striving to appeal to players of all ages and skill levels, from complete beginners to strong masters. Offered at no cost for Menlo Park residents. Drop in registration required to Instructor:participate.M.

Drury Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center FREE

Instructor: S. Ritz Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

FOLK DANCES OF HUNGARY AND TRANSYLVANIA (Ages 16+) This class teaches authentic Hungarian, Romanian and Gypsy dances. If you plan to visit Hungary, or just like dancing with incredible music, this class is for you. We do mostly couple dances but also include some men’s and women’s dances. Teaching will be at a beginning level. Partners are not necessary since we rotate partners during the teaching. For more information email todd@wagnerhaz.com

Instructor: E. Soloveychik Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

Instructor: T. Wagner Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center BALKAN FOLK DANCE Learn a repertoire of lively dances from Macedonia, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Romania, Greece and Hungary. Internationally known teachers Martin Frost or Todd Wagner will provide instruction to participants with some dance experience. Information about customs, history and costume is also presented. $8 drop–in fee. No class Nov. 24

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Instructor: S. Mirabedi Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

TRADITIONAL AZTEC DANCE (Ages 16+) Learn to dance the traditional Aztec Dance that has been taught for centuries in Mexico and other Latin American countries. No class: Sept. 5, Nov. 24

PERSIAN BELLY DANCE FUSION (Ages 16+) Learn a combination of Egyptian Style Belly Dance with the elegance of Persian Dance movements and fundamentals of posture, isolations, steps and shimmies. We will cover the accents of belly dance along with delicate arm and foot patterns of Persian Dancing. Class begins with a quick warmup, followed by technique and combinations, and ends with stretching. Classes are suitable for all ability levels and students with no experience are welcome. Please wear comfortable clothing, preferably fitted to the body and no shoes. No class: Nov. Instructor: 24 S. Troutman Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

1013.201 $77/$104 Tue, 7–9:30 p.m. Sep 13–Dec 13

Instructor: G. Salinas Location: Belle Haven Branch Library CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 6837.201 $25/$34 Mon, 6–8 p.m. Sep 12– Dec 12 6837.202 $25/$34 Wed, 6–8 p.m. Sep 14– Dec 14

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PERSIAN DANCE (Ages Groove15+)into your body and connect back to yourself by expressing graceful movements of Persian classical dance. We ground to warm up, do some cardio, focus on fundamental techniques of classical Persian dance, and learn a choreography with the option to perform. Persian dance emphasizes delicate, graceful arm movements and expressiveness through lifted body positions. For more information, please visit persiandancing.com. No class Nov. 24

Recreation

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HAWAIIAN HULA – BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1073.201 $100/$134 Sat, 10–11:15 a.m. Sep 17–Nov 19

The dance of hula expresses life and love, and a fun form of exercise while you “do the hula.” Students will learn basic footwork, hula movements, and graceful hand gestures dancing to beautiful Hawaiian mele (song). Students wear comfortable clothing, loose fitting T–shirt and leggings OK (no jeans) or bring your hula pa’u skirt or sarong. No class Oct. 1, Oct. 22 Instructor: N. Antonio Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1826.201 $249/$336 Thu, 7–8 p.m. Sep 15–Dec 15

Learn

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1086.201 $199/$267 Thu, 8–9 p.m. Sep 15–Dec 15

PALOMANIAN FOLK DANCE (Ages 13+) dances from around the world. All levels of dance are offered, from beginning to advanced. Class begins with warmup and introductory dances. Beginners and experienced dancers will feel right at home and have fun. Partner and non–partner dances will be presented, but you do not need a partner to attend. Call 408-537–3352 or Location:Instructor:408-249–6104.C.DickeyArrillagaFamily Center

Questions?

CALMING THE MIND: NUTRITION AND SELF–CARE Are you feeling burnt out or exhausted? Have stress and worry taken over your mind and body, making it difficult to manage your emotions? Stress is a normal emotion, and impacts everyone. In this workshop you will learn practical strategies to manage anxiety, worry, overwhelm and stress. You will leave equipped with a toolbox to restore calm to your mind and body, and be grounded in your emotions.

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Instructor: L. Vande Voorde Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1310.201 $88/$117 9:30–10:30Tue–Thu a.m. Sep 13–Dec 15

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Instructor: Banyan Women’s Tree Collective Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

AYUVEDIC LIVING FOR FALL BY BTWC Fall season is governed by Vata dosha, and in this season we are prone to imbalance such as dry skin, constipation, anxiety and trouble sleeping. We will learn about diet and lifestyle shifts to combat the common imbalances and keep you hydrated and healthy throughout fall. We will end class with a delicious warm beverage that will help to Vata dosha.

Instructor:21 R. Murlidhar Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

This is a hybrid yoga class where students can attend in person or online. This yoga class is for students new to yoga and experienced students of all levels. Students will learn basic yoga poses and build further from the foundation rotating between standing poses, forward extensions, back extensions, twists and breath awareness as well as learn some yoga philosophy. Iyengar yoga puts emphasis on alignment using props and builds flexibility and strength. Yoga is a practice for self–understanding. A consistent practice can improve your life in many ways. Please bring your yoga mat and any other props you already have, additional yoga props will be provided by the instructor. No class Oct. 10, Oct. 31, Nov.

1090.201 $0 Sat, 11 a.m.–Noon Sep 24 CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES

FREEFREE

JOINTPOINT (Ages 15+) This class has the beginnings of an experimental “posture class” for dancers. Marianne Crowder taught it for over 50 years in and around Menlo Park and eventually called it “Mariantics.” This is a “no pain, no sweat” exercise form, with strong roots in modern dance and liberally sprinkled with exercises designed to correct bad posture and its negative effects. No class Nov. 24

1087.201 $215/$290 Mon, 10–11:30 a.m. Sep 12–Dec 12

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1337.201 $123/$165 Tue, 10:30–11:30 a.m. Sep 13–Oct 25 1337.202 $123/$165 Tue, 10:30–11:30 a.m. Nov 1–Dec 13

GROUP STRENGTH TRAINING Lisa returns with her most popular class! This workout is carefully designed to strengthen all major muscles of the upper body, lower body and core using body weight, free weights, and a variety of other equipment. Modifications and progressions are shown to ensure everyone is challenged appropriate to their ability. All levels are welcome, and all equipment is provided. Experience this total body workout and realize a stronger, fitter you! $25 drop–in fee. For more information, contact Lisa Vande Voorde at fitstart@gmail.com

IYENGAR YOGA WITH RUCHI – HYBRID

1090.202 $0 Sat, 11 a.m.–12:15 p.m. Oct 15

Instructor: Banyan Women’s Tree Collective Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

Instructor: C. Jung Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

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Do you prefer to work out in the convenience of your own home when you want? You will learn a home workout routine by using hand weights. You will learn to do safe and effective exercises to help strengthen and tone all muscle groups, as well as increase bone density to help prevent Osteoporosis. An additional benefit can be weight loss as you burn calories up to 24 hours after lifting weights. The class will start with a gentle cardio warm up and end with stretching.

Instructor: M. Story Location: Off–site TBD by instructor CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1322.204 1$79/$105session TBD by instructor and client Sep 6–Dec 15 1322.205 4$284/$382sessions TBD by instructor

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Instructor: M. Story Location: Online

and client Sep 6–Dec 15 CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1322.200 $54/$72 Sat, 11 a.m.–Noon Sep 17 1322.201 $54/$72 Sat, 11 a.m.–Noon Sep 24 TAIJI (TAI CHI) CHUAN (Ages 16+) Taiji Chuan, is an internal martial art that cultivates power and relaxation. The Chen style encompasses both hard and soft aspects of taiji. Learn the original Old Frame form from which all Taiji Chuan originated. The beginning class will focus on learning fundamentals such as correct posture and moving from the center. Push hands and weapons such as sword, spear, and Guan Dao are covered in the intermediate class. Instructor: E. Horvath Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME DATESSESSION 1339.201Beginning $102/$138 Wed, 7–8:30 p.m. Sep 14–Dec14 1339.202Intermediate $102/$138 Wed, 8:30–9:40 p.m. Sep 14–Dec 14 CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1631.201 $99/$134 Thu, 6:30–8:30 p.m. Oct 6–Dec 15 MENLO AIKIJUJITSU (Ages Bushin15+)Ryu Aikijujitsu is a martial art system based on the dynamic techniques common to both Jujitsu and Aikido focusing on techniques and strategies for self–defense. Students learn the principles of striking, kicking, pressure points, joint locks, throws and submissions as well as the values of: discipline, self–control and respect. This system also includes weapon techniques concentrating on short staff/knife A $60 fee for uniform is payable to the instructor on the first day of class. For more information, visit www.bushinryutaojitsu.com No class Nov. 10, Nov. 24 Instructor:T. Chow Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

STRENGTH TRAINING HOME WORKOUT

STRENGTH TRAINING PRIVATE TRAINING

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CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1392.201 $264/$355 Tue, 6:15–7:10 p.m. Sep 12–Dec 16

TENNIS NOVICE (Ages 15+) A common question for many new players is where to begin with lessons and classes, and the United States Tennis Association offers ratings for courses to help you decide what might be right for you. This course is rated a 2.5 3.0, which means after the course, you’ll be able to judge where the ball is going and you’ll be able to tackle a short rally with players that have the same basic ability. No class Oct. 9, Nov. 27

Instructor: Euro School of Tennis Staff Location: Willow Oaks Park TRADITIONAL KARATE - BEGINNING (Ages Participants8+) learn traditional Karate from Okinawa Japan, focusing on kata, self–defense, sport kumite, awareness, sportsmanship, athletics and personal well–being. Training adopts science of the U.S. Olympic committee while following the standards of the Japan Karate Federation. Students may participate in local, regional and international competitions and have the opportunity to train in Japan and international seminars with the instructor. Drop in is $20 per session. Additional fee for national, international membership and testing however memberships nor test participation is not required. Additional fee for (no mandatory) training equipment (white Karate uniform) suggested for participants wishing to continue training. No class Nov. 9, Nov. 23

that uses gravity and your own body weight to simultaneously develop strength, balance, flexibility and core stability. I will give you a workout that will challenge your week after week, launching you toward your definition of success. Concerned your body isn’t 100%? Modifications and progressions will be used to accommodate any issues. New to TRX? Come in for a free session and try it out before you decide. $25 drop–in fee, based on availability. Instructor: K. Baker Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME DATESSESSION 1669.203Beginning $264/$355 Wed, 5:45–7 p.m. Sep 14–Dec 14 1669.204 $284/$382 Mon, 5:45–7 p.m. Sep 12–Dec 11 1669.201Experienced $264/$355 Wed, 7–8:30 p.m. Sep 14–Dec 14 1669. 202 $284/$382 Mon, 7–8:30 p.m. Sep 12–Dec 11

2616.205 $554/$747 Sun, 8:45–9:45 a.m. Sep 18–Dec 11

Instructor: JP. Williams Location: Arrillaga Family Recreation Center

TRX SUSPENSION TRAINING (Ages 16+) Want to be stronger? Want to achieve that toned body? TRX can help you achieve that look!! TRX is a revolutionary total body workout

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Instructor: P. Yee Location: Arrillaga Family Gymnasium CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1322.206 $229/$304 Mon, 9:30–10:30 a.m. Sep 12–Dec 16

and

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2885.201 $144/$193 Tue, 6:30–8:30 p.m. Sep 12–Dec 16

to increase your cardio levels.

15 ZUMBA

This player can consistently execute pass–set–hit sequences and is familiar with team play. Students will learn advanced techniques augmenting basic skills: passing (underhand and overhand), tempo sets, spiking, diving, jump serving and blocking. Emphasis will be on playing as a team, progressing from 4–2, 6–2, to 5–1. Additional instruction on situational awareness, footwork, reading the game and transition defense and attack. Drop–in fee of $20 with instructor’s approval in advance and if space is available.

VOLLEYBALL BASICS – BEGINNER/ADVANCED BEGINNER (Ages 16+)

Instructor: P. Yee Location: Arrillaga Family Gymnasium

M. Story Location: Online

puts an emphasis on toning to define muscle. There will be a

SESSION DATES 6838.506

1322.203

core and back) and enhances flexibility as well as

This player has little to no prior playing experience. Students will learn basic skills: passing (underhand and overhand), setting, hitting and serving. Team skills will also be covered. Depending on the experience level of students the system evolves from 6–6, 6–3, to 4–2. Drop–in fee of $20.00 if space is available in session.

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 2885.202 $144/$193 Tue, 8:30–10:30 p.m. Sep 12–Dec 16

VOLLEYBALL TEAM TACTICS – INTERMEDIATE/ ADVANCED (Ages 16+)

This

to follow moves to create a dynamic workout, plus

Online

YOGALATES VIA ZOOM

portion of the class which focuses on weights and body sculpting. Then the second part of the class will be focused on

ZUMBA TONING (Ages 16+) class half–hour Zumba

types and fitness levels welcome.

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and toning.

Great total body workout improving posture, strength (including Instructor:balance. CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME $25/$34 Tue, 6:30–7:30 p.m. Sep 13–Dec

Instructor: S. Gutierrez Location:

CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME SESSION DATES $259/$348 Wed, 5:30–6:30 p.m. Sep 7–Dec 28 $244/$328 Sat, 9:30–10:30 a.m. Sep 10–Dec 24

Instructor: M. Story Location: Online

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Location: Online CLASS CODE FEES DAY/TIME $25/$34 Thu, 6–7 p.m. Sep 15–Dec TONING (Ages Zumba16+)combines Latin rhythms easy step

Instructor: S. Gutierrez

MOTIVATIONAL MONDAY GENTLE YOGA VIA ZOOM

In this class we will be doing traditional yoga poses and stretches that will help you build strength, tone, balance, and increase flexibility for the entire body including core. It’s a terrific stress reliever and helps to detox your body. You will leave feeling rejuvenated and energized. All ages, body

WWW.MENLOPARK.ORG I 650.330.220024 Library and Community Services 24 MENLOPARK.ORG | 650-330-2200 SENIOR SERVICES Activities CHAIR EXERCISE This is an energetic, upbeat chair exercise class that is sure to get your body moving. A great workout for all levels of fitness Location:Instructor:enthusiasts.P.BarreraSequoiaRoom CLASS CODE DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1957.201 Mon, 9– 10 a.m. Sep 26–Dec 12 CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH Learn Spanish to communicate with your neighbors in our diverse community, and make new friends, too! This fun class, taught in a nurturing setting by a very patient, experienced instructor, teaches you simple phrases to help you speak in Spanish, while learning grammar and Instructor:writing. A. De La Quintana Location: Cypress Room CLASS CODE DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1901.202 Mon, 10–11 a.m. Sep 26–Dec 12 DRAWING AND PAINTING FOR SENIORS We provide the supplies for you to practice your skills in drawing and painting while learning new ones. All levels of experience are welcome in this safe, non–judgmental class. Mediums we use are pencil, charcoal, watercolor, pastels and acrylics. Registration required. Instructor: J. Thomson Location: Menlo Park Library CLASS CODE DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1982.201 Mon, 10–11:30 a.m. Sep 26–Dec 12 FREE FREEFREE

FELLOWSHIP CIRCLE (SPANISH) Safe place to get your questions answered, and feel empowered with the knowledge you gain through discussions. Join this friendly group and feel connected. In Spanish Instructor:only.A. De La Quintana

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Instructor: P. Mayall Location: Sequoia Room CLASS CODE DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1958.201 Tue, 11–11:45 a.m. Sep 27–Dec 13

Instructor: P. Barrera Location: Sequoia Room CLASS CODE DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1955.201 Tue, 10–11 a.m. Sep 27–Dec 13 LINE DANCING We do line dancing to R&B and hip–hop J. Croft Mayall Sequoia

Location: Maple Room CLASS CODE DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1944.201 1st and 3rd 10:30–11:30Thu,a.m Sep 29–Dec 15 MEDITATION AND ACUPRESSURE Using acupressure points for pain and stress management, learn how easy it is to bring peace to your mind and body. While seated, you will use your own hands to press some of the most therapeutic acupressure points on your head, arms and legs, which can relieve pain, allergies, insomnia and strengthen your immune system. Registration Instructor:required. P.

Room CLASS CODE DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1959.201 Wed, 10–11 a.m. Sep 28–Dec 14FREEFREEFREE FREEFREE

FOLKLORICO A fun way to learn all about the cultural dances of México. Improve your technique, poise, self– confidence and creative ability as well as deepening your understanding of and appreciation for the rich and colorful heritage that each dance represents. Performance opportunities each quarter in front of live audience.

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EASY YOGA While sitting or standing, experience easy strengthening and relaxation techniques. Improve your balance and stamina as we enjoy listening to classic tunes and learning gentle, modified yoga poses. Registration required.

Location: Sequoia Room CLASS CODE DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1902.202 Mon, 11 a.m.–Noon Fri, 10:30–11 a.m. Sep 26–Dec 12 Sep 30–Dec 16

music as a great form to exercise, relieve stress and have lots of fun. Easy dance steps! No partners needed. Donations requested. Instructor:

Instructor: D. Fillin Location: Sequoia Room

Instructor: Stanford Hospital Staff Location: Sequoia Room CODECLASS DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1934.201 Fri, 9–10 a.m. Sep 30–Dec 16

Instructor: J. Croft Location: Online CODECLASS DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1945.201 Mon, 1–3 p.m. Sep 26–Dec 12

Location: Menlo Park Library and Elm Room

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STRONG FOR LIFE Through a collaborative partnership with Stanford Hospital, you are invited to an exercise class which will help you with your balance, doing daily activities and more! Registration required. Donations requested.

TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAY! No need to get a visa or passport! Stay in your seats while we travel throughout the world. Each Friday we will “visit” a new country and hear about the country we are visiting from our travel guide. In Spanish and English. Registration required.

SOUL LINE DANCING Put on your dancing shoes and put a little groove in your life! By joining this fun and soulful class, you have the opportunity to socialize and meet new friends while you learn easy–to–follow dance steps! Beginners welcome. No partners needed. Zoom link will be shared. Free.

We have on–going informal card games, chess, checkers, dominoes and puzzles to challenge you, exercise your mind and expand your knowledge. Have fun while you interact with others and improve your skills playing billiards. Don’t miss out on the entertainment and good times with friends! Closed Brown Bag Days 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month.

This class is designed for adults who would like to learn basic sewing techniques, as well as to create simple and easy craft projects. Make something to take home weekly. Free. Registration required.

SEWING AND CRAFTS

1959.202 Mon–Fri, 9 a.m.– 2 p.m. Sep 26–Dec 16

CODECLASS DAY/TIME SESSION DATES

CODECLASS DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1940.201 Fri, 11:15–Noon Sep 30–Dec 16

TECHNOLOGY ROUNDTABLE FOR SENIORS Bring your smartphone, tablet, or laptop and learn how to work with them. This bilingual, patient teacher will walk you through every step of the way so you feel comfortable using your technology.

Instructor: J. Thomson Location: Menlo Park Library CODECLASS DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1905.201 Fri, 10–Noon Sep 30–Dec 16

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Instructor: A. De La Quintana Location: Elm Room CODECLASS DAY/TIME SESSION DATES 1990.202 Fri, 9:30–10:30 a.m. Sep 30–Dec 16

DIA DE LOS MUERTOS AND FRIDA KAHLO FEST

FEE DAY/TIME DATE $2.50 Fri, Noon Nov 18 HO HO HO HOLIDAY LUNCHEON

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Santa has checked his list, and knows you all have been very good this year. He has packed his bags, and is ready to come by for a visit to join us for lunch and photos. So mark your calendars, get your tickets, and your fancy outfits for this most festive annual lunch. The event is cosponsored by Meta. Limited space. Seating is limited, so get your tickets early. For questions, call 650-330-2287.

Dress up in your favorite Frida Kahlo outfit or paint your face for Dia de los Muertos before arriving at this festive annual event. With live music, and delicious meal to bring back memories, along with Champurrado and Conchas, there will be something for everyone at this event. Seating is limited, so get your tickets early. For questions, call 650-330-2287.

CELEBRATING OUR LOCAL HEROES, A VETERANS’ DAY LUNCHEON Veterans Day gives us the opportunity to celebrate and honor the bravery and sacrifices of all our US Veterans. Join us as we celebrate those seniors who have served in times of peace and in times of war. Seating is limited, so get your tickets early. For questions, call 650-330-2287.

FEE DAY/TIME DATE $2.50 Fri, Noon Nov 11

There are many things we are thankful for this year… our health, friends and family, vaccine for COVID-19, senior programs opening in person, and so much more. Join us as we give thanks, and break bread with our friends around our Thanksgiving table. Seating is limited, so get your tickets early. For questions, call 650-330-2287.

FEE DAY/TIME DATE $10 Fri, 11:30 a.m. Oct 21

FEE DAY/TIME DATE $10 Fri, 11:30 a.m. Dec 9

Events MULTICULTURAL FIESTA! Come enjoy a family friendly event celebrating diversity and different cultures with delicious food, music, art and much more. Seating is limited, so get your tickets early. For questions, call 650-330-2287.

FEE DAY/TIME DATE $10 Fri, 11:30 a.m. Sep 9

LET’S GIVE THANKS, A THANKSGIVING LUNCHEON

September QIGONG AS MOVING MEDITATION Wednesdays Aug. 31, Sept. 7, 14, 21 6:30–7:30 p.m. via Zoom

STORIES FOR CLIMATE CHANGE

REPUJADO: MEXICAN TIN ART Saturday, Sept. 17 Noon–1:30 p.m. Belle Haven Branch Library Ages 8–Adult Learn about Mexican tin art, during a fun, hands–on activity.

TEEN PRINTMAKING Friday, Sept. 16 4–5 Menlop.m.Park Library Ages 12–18 We’ll show you how to use just a cereal box, scissors, and printing ink to print your own handmade cards, book covers and stationery. It’s just that easy!

LIBRARY EVENTS

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Join us and be guided in a gentle and energizing Qigong based in classic Taiji movements. Reduce stress and restore energy and vibrancy. Great for beginners and experienced students. ART BREAK Friday, Sept. 2 2–5:30 p.m. Belle Haven Branch Library Join us to take an art break! Soothe your soul with the feel of cool clay in your hands. People of all ages are invited. Sculpt, squish, press, coil, pinch, smooth and play, experiment, and enjoy the amazing feel of mud!

Saturday, Sept. 10 11:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m. Menlo Park Library Hansel and Gretel teach climate change! Storyteller and educator Bowen Lee blends cultural and natural history, as she shares classical tales and starts conversations about our climate. RICKY ROO AND FRIENDS PUPPET SHOW Sunday, Sept. 11 11 Bellea.m.–NoonHavenBranch Library Join us at the library to watch the antics of Ricky Roo and Friends, a puppet show for all ages that will keep you laughing. SILLY GOOSE GOES GREEN Saturday, Sept. 24 11:15 a.m.–Noon Belle Haven Branch Library Silly Goose and Valare coming back to Menlo Park! Their fast–paced, funny musical show features puppets, ventriloquism, dancing, singing and audience participation!

SEED BALLS: PLANT IT!

BOOK–ISH TRIVIA Friday, Dec. 9 6:30–8:30 p.m. Menlo Park Library You can’t keep a good trivia game down! It’s the return of our after–hours brain–game party for ages 21+!

TEEN TABLETOP GAMING MEETUP Wednesday, Sept. 7, Oct. 5, Nov. 2, Dec. 7 4–5 Menlop.m.Park Library Grades 6–12 The Tabletop Gaming Meetup happens on the first Wednesday of each month.

Saturday, Oct. 15 10–11:30 a.m. Menlo Park Library Enjoy some messy, all–ages fun during our Seed Swap event!

COSTUME MOVIE NIGHT Wednesday, Oct. 22 6–8 Menlop.m.Park Library Ages 12–18, families welcome Come on down to the Library in costume for a spooky–themed movie night!

Sunday, Oct. 2, 1–3:30 p.m., Menlo Park Library Tuesday, Oct. 18, at 6:30–7:30 p.m., Menlo Park Library Wednesday, Oct. 26, 6:30–7:30 p.m., Menlo Park Library Sunday, Oct. 9, 11 a.m.–Noon, Belle Haven Branch Library

Our seventh Annual Storytelling Festival kicks off with an all–ages Story Fest! Let your imagination soar during this special Novemberperformance.

Recurring events

October

NANOWRIMO: NATIONAL NOVEL WRITING MONTH Tuesdays, Nov. 1, 8, 15, 29 6–7 Menlop.m.Park Library It’s National Novel Writing Month! Join us for a seat–of–your–pants writing adventure. December NORCAL BATS Sunday, Dec. 11 11 Bellea.m.–NoonHavenBranch Library Bats are returning to the library! Meet live bats, and learn about the importance of bats in the environment and the truth about some of the harmful myths and fears surrounding these unique animals.

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CASCADA DE FLORES: EL BRUJO Y LA SIRENA Saturday, Oct. 1, 2022 11:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m. Belle Haven Branch Library El Brujo y la Sirena (The Wizard and the Mermaid) is a musical story about music and the sea, where a mermaid lives singing through the waters of the Americas. With el Brujo and Cascada de Flores, you will discover, sing and dance with the music of several Latin American countries, with their various rhythms, languages and of course, many different kinds of guitars!

MENLO PARK STORYTELLING FESTIVAL

MARYLEE SUNSERI: SONGS AND TALES OF THE SEA Sunday, Nov. 13 11 Bellea.m.–NoonHavenBranch Library Join us for a fun family concert with Little Kids’ Music Specialist, MaryLee Sunseri. AUTHOR FAIR Saturday, Nov. 19 1–4 Menlop.m.Park Library Meet local authors, and learn about their work!

TEEN KINTSUGI WORKSHOP Friday, Sept. 30 4–5 Menlop.m.Park Library Ages Teens12–18willcreate decorative pieces of art, assembled back together with gold–pigmented cement.

WWW.MENLOPARK.ORG I 650.330.220030 Library and Community Services 30 MENLOPARK.ORG | 650-330-2200 Parks and Schools DiamondBaseball BasketballCourt BBQPits ParkDog PicnicReservableArea Playground Restrooms SoccerField TennisCourt Bedwell Bayfront Park • Kelly Park * • * * Belle Haven School • • • Willow Oaks Park • • • • * Seminary Oaks Park • Burgess Park • • • • • • • * Nealon Park • • • • • * Fremont Park Jack Lyle Park • • • Tinker Park • Hillview School • • • Oak Knoll School • • • La Entrada School • • • • • Sharon Park • Stanford Hills Park • Karl E. Clark Park • Hamilton Park • • *Denotes lights available at respective facilities. Facility rentals Arrillaga Family Recreation Center 700 Alma St. | 650-330-2248 The Arrillaga Family Recreation Center offers rooms of various sizes for rent. Host your wedding, corporate meeting, birthday, or holiday event with us! Beautiful landscaped patios accompany certain rooms. Rentals include tables, chairs. Arrillaga Family Gymnasium 600 Alma St. | 650-330-2220 The Arrillaga Family Gymnasium is available for rentals on an hourly, daily, monthly and reoccurring basis. The gym can be divided into 2 halves and there are 2 high school length basketball courts, 4 smaller basketball courts, 3 volleyball courts and 4 badminton courts. Parks and amenities

31ALL FEES SUBJECT TO CHANGE I WINTER/SPRING 2015 City News 31FALL 2022 Menlo Park has state-of-the-art facilities and a variety of parks and open spaces offering various activities and services. To reserve fields, contact our sports staff at Burgess650-330-2220.Parkand Nealon Park picnic areas are available for reservation by visiting menlopark.org/reservations or by calling 650-330-2220. Tennis keys can be purchased at the Arrillaga Family Gymnasium. Forms, photos and more information are available at menlopark.org. FACILITIES Belle Haven After School Program A Belle Haven Branch Library B Belle Haven Child Development Center C Menlo Children’s Center D City Council Chambers E City Hall F Arrillaga Family Gymnastics Center G Burgess Pool H Menlo Park Library I Arrillaga Family Recreation Center J Arrillaga Family Gymnasium J PARKS AND SCHOOLS Bedwell Bayfront Park 1 Kelly Park 2 Belle Haven School 3 Willow Oaks Park 4 Seminary Oaks Park 5 Burgess Park 6 Nealon Park 7 Fremont Park 8 Jack Lyle Park 9 Tinker Park 10 Hillview School 11 Oak Knoll School 12 La Entrada School 14 Sharon Park 15 Stanford Hills Park 16 W ES1 4 5 7 8 91011 12 14 15 16 101 280 San Francisco Bay BayfrontEtxpressway HamiltonAveChilco IvyDr BayRd RdMarsh Middleﬁeld Rd AlmaEl Camino RealUniversity Dr OliveSharonSt Rd ValparaisoAve SandHillRd Alameda de las Pulgas SharonParkDr AlpineRd PaloAltoAve SantaCruzAve MiddleAve AveMonicaSanta WillowRd SandHillRd Oak Knoll Ln Lemon St Elder Ave BrannerOakdellDr Dr Oak Ave Terminal Ave Burgess Laurel RavenswoodStAve Oak Grove 6, D, E, F, G, H, I, J 2, A 3, B, C MENLO FACILITIESPARKMAP

Menlo Park is an exceptional place to live, learn, grow and play. It’s home to beautiful parklands, excellent public facilities, vibrant culture and friendly faces. We encourage you to explore and enjoy everything that the city and community of Menlo Park has to offer. For questions and information, call us at 650-330-2220 City of Menlo Park 701 Laurel St. Menlo Park CA 94025 Don’t see a class you are looking for? These listings are just a few of the many activities available. View the full list at menlopark.org/activityguide.