Winter/Spring 2021 Activity Guide
Register Today! Lodi.gov/PRCS
New Special Events! Pages 5-6
Active Afternoons pg 8-9
Spring Break Camp pg 7
Virtual Classes pg 11 & 13
Lodi Lake Programs pg 14
Trails and Pathways pg 15
Stay active! Embrace the outdoors and online fun!
Welcome... Information City Council Members Alan Nakanishi, Mayor
Park Operations 111 N. Stockton Street Phone: (209) 368-1012
Hutchins Street Square
Mark Chandler, Mayor Pro Tempore
125 S. Hutchins Street
Doug Kuehne, Council Member
Phone: (209) 333-6782
Mikey Hothi, Council Member
Box Office: (209) 333-5550
Shak Kahn, Council Member
Fax: (209) 367-5906
Parks and Recreation Commission Mike Carouba
E-mail: HSS@lodi.gov
Hours of Operation Offices are currently closed to walk-in customers due to State and County Public Health Orders. Staff are available by phone or e-mail. Please don't hesitate to reach out with questions or concerns.
Bret Erickson Larry Long
Office Hours: M-TH 7:30 AM-5:30 PM, FRI 8 AM-5 PM (Please call for Friday closures)
William Mitchell Aaron VanNortwick
Parks, Recreation, & Cultural Services Administration Anwan Baker, Interim Director Cathi DeGroot, Deputy Director 230 W. Elm Street Phone: (209) 333-6742 Fax: (209) 333-0162
Council & Commission Meetings Effective immediately and while social distancing measures are imposed, City Buildings are closed to the public. Please see the agenda for instructions on viewing and public comment for the meeting. •
Lodi City Council meets the first and third Wednesday of each month, 7 PM at Carnegie Forum, 221 W. Pine Street.
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Parks and Recreation Commission meets the first Tuesday of each month, 7 PM at Carnegie Forum, 221 W. Pine Street.
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Arts Commission meets every second Wednesday of the month at 12 PM at Carnegie Forum, 221 W. Pine Street.
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Boosters of Boys & Girls Sports Executive Board (BOBS) meets the second Wednesday of each month, 6:30 PM at the Kofu Park Meeting Room, 1145 S. Ham Lane.
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Youth Commission meets the second Monday of each month at 6 PM in Cottage Room at Hutchins Street Square, 125 S. Hutchins Street.
Email: prdept@lodi.gov
Arts Commission Nancy Ahlberg Mellor Lani Eklund Hayley Johns Noona Joseph Cathy Metcalf Paige Prince www.lodiarts.org E-mail: jwinn@lodi.gov
Important Numbers PRCS Administration Park Operations
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Hutchins Street Square . . . . (209) 333-6782 Hutchins Street Square Box Office . (209) 333-5550 Hutchins Street Square Rentals . (209) 333-6782 Facility Rentals . . . . . . . (209) 333-6742
Table of Contents
Field Conditions . . . . . . (209) 333-6744
2-3 Directors Note . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5 Special Events - Valentine's Dance . . . . . . . 5 Special Events - Leprechaun Hunt . . . . . . . 6 Spring Break Camp . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Active Afternoons . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9 February Healthy Heart Month . . . . . . . . 10 Aquatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Red Cross Certification Courses . . . . . . . 10 Special Interest Classes . . . . . . . . . . 11 Visual Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 BOBS - Baseball/Softball . . . . . . . . . . 12 Adult/Youth Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Lodi Lake/Nature Area Programs . . . . . . . 14 Trails and Pathways . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Park Matrix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Park Playground Guidelines . . . . . . . . . 17 Welcome Page / Table of Contents . . . . . .
Disclaimer PRCS programs are not affiliated or sponsored by Lodi Unified School District.
Liability Waiver and Photo Release Participants agree to indemnify and hold harmless, the City of Lodi, its Council, Officers, Boards, Commissions, Agents and Employees for any loss or liability which results or is alleged to have resulted from my/my child’s participation in this program. I/we agree to allow use of my/our photograph in program publicity.
Inclusive and Adaptive Recreation for People with Disabilities In an effort to meet the needs of the community and in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Lodi Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services wants to ensure that all individuals have access to our programs. Reasonable accommodations for programs and activities are available and will be determined on an individual basis. To request an accommodation, mark the “Accommodations Needed” box on the registration form or contact Parks Administration. Staff will contact you. Allow at least two weeks advance notice.
Keep it Fun For the enjoyment and safety of everyone, Lodi Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services requires all participants to treat people and facilities with respect and abide by all rules and direction from staff. Lodi Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services reserves the right to refuse service to anyone for failure to abide by these standards.
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Play Lodi!
Parks and Recreation Essential and Adaptable
Activity Guide • Winter/Spring 2021
A note from Deputy Director, Cathi DeGroot
What a year! If you ask parks and recreation professionals across the county if their college degrees or years of professional experience had prepared them to respond to a worldwide pandemic, there would be a resounding, “Absolutely not!” However, what the business of parks and recreation has proven over the past 12 months is that it is both essential and adaptable. We all know that last March, what happened around the world and what “happened” to everyone, happened right here at home. Our traditional world of managing parks and playgrounds, recreation programs, services and facilities was turned upside down. With no playbook or comparable real-world experience to draw from, staff had to dig deep, adapt quickly and figure out how to remain an essential service, while redefining its value to the community. Looking back, I am incredibly proud to share that our team rose to the occasion by developing new ways to leverage our resources for the greater health and wellbeing of the community. Our parks stayed open, and we invited you to join us safely outdoors and virtually. Looking back, we fought hard to keep our parks and restrooms open. We had to close and open our 19 playgrounds a few times – no easy feat! We were one of the first childcare service providers (with new COVID-19 safety protocols) for essential workers, and summer camp was offered safely with zero closures due to virus exposure to staff or campers. Lodi Lake saw record-breaking visitation. With our Easter holiday event cancelled, staff quickly took to the sidewalks and parks with uplifting chalk art displays, painted rock activities and encouraged families to embrace being outside. In addition, we immediately created a virtual resource center that highlights what we can do to stay active vs. what we cannot do because
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of the stay-at-home orders. We repurposed a park to serve the homeless with a hygiene station to help prevent the spread of the virus (a non-traditional service from the department). In addition, with so many of our facilities closed, staff immediately began creating new, and adapted existing, outdoor programs to meet the new public safety guidelines. All that said, I am also incredibly proud to be part of a team and an industry of parks and recreation professionals that rallied to support each other, as we learn and struggle through the impacts of the pandemic together.
Embrace Winter Fun Outdoors Throughout this winter activity guide, we encourage staying healthy outdoors by enjoying your park system, nature area, and trails in new ways. We also offer new virtual special events, recreation and fitness classes that can be enjoyed from home. As we embark on this New Year together, our pledge is to keep adapting and innovating our services and programs. Our unwavering commitment to serve the Lodi community, and its quest to stay healthy and connected, has never been more resolute. I am confident our team will deliver. Remember – parks make life better!
New Neighborhood Park Opening this Spring! Join us in welcoming our newest neighborhood park into Lodi’s park system sometime this spring. Plans for a ribbon cutting are underway, and the park’s namesake sign will be unveiled at the event. The new park is located in the Avalon subdivision, an FCB Homes development (west of Walmart) at the corner of Gala Drive and Courtland Lane. The Parks and Recreation Department is working with the developer to set a date for the ribbon cutting celebration sometime in late April or early May.
Play Lodi!
Activity Guide • Winter/Spring 2021
The FCB/Avalon subdivision includes a 1.96 acre high-ground park property with the following amenities: playground, picnic shelter, park sign, turf, trees, flower beds, irrigation, irrigation booster pump, interior concrete walkways, park perimeter concrete walkways, drinking fountain, park benches, picnic tables, barbecue, trash receptacles, bike rack, interior park lighting, stone veneer masonry work, utility enclosure, and underground utilities.
New Park Naming As part of a recent public input process to name the new park, the Parks and Recreation Commission, at the February 2, 2021, virtual meeting (open to the public at 6pm), will review the over 20 submissions for park naming. The Commission is ultimately charged with forwarding a park naming recommendation to City Council for consideration in March. When the date for the ribbon cutting is set, we will be sure to let everyone know.
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Let’s Dance & Dine,
my Valentine 5
Virtual family dance celebration! DJ 5 Dancing 5 Games Cookie Decorating 5 Goodie Bag
Saturday, February 13 from 4-8pm 4-5pm 5-6pm 6-7:15pm 7:15-8pm
Prepare your hair & dress your best Decorate the room and enjoy dinner Zoom party begins: DJ, dancing & games Cookie decorating and dessert
Cost: $25 per family Register at Lodi.gov/PRCS
Register today! Space is limited!
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The Great
HUNT at
FREE
EVENT
Lodi Lake
March 1-17 Lodi Lake - 1101 W. Turner Road
12 mischievous little leprechauns are hiding at Lodi Lake. Can you find them all? Hunters of all ages • Solve the leprechaun’s riddles at Lodi.gov/PRCS to find their locations • Print out the hunt list and bring it with you to Lodi Lake • Walk around Lodi Lake and mark off each leprechaun as you find them • Take a selfie with the leprechaun and post with #LodiLeprechaunHunt
Hunters ages 12 and under • Turn in your completed hunt list to the Discovery Center, Sat., March 6 or 13 from 10am-2pm, or Wed. March 17 from 1-5pm to receive your pot-o-gold!
Grades K-6
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
ACTIVE
AFTERNOONS Hutchins Street Square
DETAILS
REGISTRATION (On other side)
When:
Monday - Friday (operating on the LUSD school schedule)
Where:
Hutchins Street Square - 125 S. Hutchins Street, Lodi (Due to the COVID-19 virus while LUSD School Sites are closed)
Time:
Kindergarten: 1pm to 6pm Grades 1 - 6: 2pm to 6pm Minimum Days: 12pm to 6pm
Monthly Fee:
$275/month, per child (punch passes will not be honored at this time)
Registration Fee:
$25 (Must be paid online at http://bit.ly/lodiprcs)
Registration Process: SPACE IS LIMITED – FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED 1. Register at http://bit.ly/lodiprcs • Click “Sign-in” or “Create an Account” • If you click “Create and Account”, complete the requested information and you’ll be sent an email asking your to verify your email and activate your account • Once logged in, type ASP in the search box • Complete the registration process • Pay registration fee (this holds your spot) • IF YOU DO NOT HAVE INTERNET ACCESS, PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE AT (209) 333-6742 • Once the program is full, you will be placed on a waiting list • There is no guarantee that you’ll get into the program if on a waiting list 2. Complete After School Program forms • Forms may be obtained online at http://www.lodi.gov/258/Parks-Recreation • E-mail completed forms to prdept@lodi.gov • PRCS staff will contact you to take your first month’s payment prior to the first day of school • Once you have paid the first month’s payment and forms have been received by PRCS, your registration is complete • If forms and payment are not complete by the first day of school, your child will be placed on the wait list
GENERAL INFORMATION Children will be separated by grade. Each day, ASP staff organizes and facilitates age appropriate activities that will keep your child safe, active and involved with other children. We also have WiFi access and we offer homework assistance and time to complete homework each day. Daily snacks are provided by LUSD food program at no additional cost. The After School Program will be following the state mandated guidelines for children below: • ALL children will be required to wear a face shield or mask during the indoor program time only. • ALL After School Program staff will be required to wear masks daily during program time. We do not offer multi-child discounts, transportation, or distance learning support other than basic homework assistance.
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Activity Guide • Winter/Spring 2021
February is American Heart Month
Aquatics
When we take care of our hearts as part of our self-care, we set an example for others to do the same. Join us on Facebook and Instagram throughout the month while we share inspiration on heatlhy heart living!
Lap Swim at Enze Pool
February 7-13
Patrons can participate in this activity to swim laps or exercise. No fitness instructors are scheduled during this time. Kickboards and other exercise equipment will not be available for use. We encourage participants to bring their own equipment. Location: Enze Pool at Blakely Park Day: Monday/Wednesday Time: 8-8:50am ACTIVITY# DATES
FEES
0709.154
$50
2/8-3/15
Day: Tuesday/Thursday Time: 8-8:50am ACTIVITY# DATES
FEES
0709.155
$50
2/8-3/15
American Red Cross Certification Courses (Classes will be cancelled if not allowed per CDPH guidelines) Ages: 16+ yrs Location: Online & In-Person at HSS West Park (Blended Learning) Day: Wednesday Instructor: Tyler Ashbaugh
Adult CPR/AED This course will prepare you to recognize and care for breathing and cardiac emergencies involving adults and meets OSHA/workplace requirements. This is a blended learning course including an online portion and an instructor-led classroom skill session. The online portion must be completed prior to attending the in-class portion. Allow approximately 1 hour 5 minutes to complete the online portion. Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a digital certificate for Adult CPR/AED valid for two years. ACTIVITY#
DATES
TIME
FEES
0608.000
2/10
1:00-1:45pm
$70
0608.001
2/24
1:00-1:45pm
$70
0608.002
3/10
1:00-1:45pm
$70
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Adult First Aid/CPR/AED This course will prepare you to recognize and care for a variety of first aid, breathing, and cardiac emergencies involving adults and meets OSHA/workplace requirements. This class is online and in-person. The online portion must be completed prior to attending the in-class portion. Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a digital certificate for Adult First Aid/CPR/AED valid for two years. ACTIVITY#
DATES
TIME
FEES
0608.004
2/10
2:00-3:00pm
$90
0608.005
2/24
2:00-3:00pm
$90
0608.006
3/10
2:00-3:00pm
$90
Adult & Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED This course is the same as above, but includes children and infant certification. ACTIVITY#
DATES
TIME
FEES
0608.007
2/10
2:00-3:45pm
$110
0608.008
2/24
2:00-3:45pm
$110
0608.009
3/10
2:00-3:45pm
$110
Triathlon Clinic A triathlon includes swimming, cycling, running, and transitions. This class will introduce the skill fundamentals from all elements of the sport. Participants will have the opportunity to train in the outdoor Enze Pool for swimming and other local areas within Lodi to practice cycling and running. Race tips and information will be provided to help participants understand the overall outlook of the sport. This class will challenge you physically and mentally to ensure you are prepared for a successful real-time race. Ages: 18+ yrs Location: Enze Pool and Blakely Park Day: Saturday Time: Clinic: 10-11:15am Trial Race: 10am-1pm Instructor: Daniel Wallmark ACTIVITY# DATES
FEES
6888.008
R$100/NR$110
2/13-3/13
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Activity Guide • Winter/Spring 2021
Special Interest
Computer Coding Coding with Scratch Live Virtual Class and Camp, powered by Creative Brain Learning. Learn how to code in just a few lessons, and create your own interactive projects! Sign up now! Space is limited. Ages: 8-15 yrs Location: Virtual/Online Learning (a web link to participate in the virtual class will be provided upon enrollment) Day: Tuesdays Time: 4-5pm Instructor: Creative Brain Learning ACTIVITY# DATES
FEES
0900.132
2/2-2/23
R$66/NR$70
0900.133
3/2-3/23
R$66/NR$70
0900.134
4/6-4/27
R$66/NR$70
0900.135
5/4-5/25
R$66/NR$70
Video Game Design You play them? Now make them. Have fun learning how to create your very own 3D video games and share your completed games with the world. Ages: 8-15 yrs Location: Virtual/Online Learning (a web link to participate in the virtual class will be provided upon enrollment) Day: Tuesdays Time: 5-6pm Instructor: Creative Brain Learning ACTIVITY# DATES
FEES
0900.137
2/2-2/23
R$66/NR$70
0900.138
3/2-3/23
R$66/NR$70
0900.139
4/6-4/27
R$66/NR$70
0900.140
5/4-5/25
R$66/NR$70
MIT App Inventor
Elementary Drawing
Join this LIVE Virtual class to invent and learn how to create apps for Android devices with MIT App Inventor. You will learn how to use this cool coding platform to turn your ideas for apps into reality, maybe even sell your apps! Perfect for ages 10 and above.
Young Rembrandts elementary age curriculum is designed to teach basic to advanced drawing skills, art techniques and vocabulary. We believe that drawing is the bedrock skill required for future artistic success. We give them skills to express their creativity, and believe that all children can - and should - learn to draw. We provide all materials and teach new lessons each week in a positive and nurturing environment, which brings out the best in each child. You’ll see increased art abilities, learning skills, self-confidence, and self-esteem.
Ages: 10+ yrs Location: Virtual/Online Learning (a web link to participate in the virtual class will be provided upon enrollment) Day: Tuesdays Time: 6-7pm Instructor: Creative Brain Learning ACTIVITY# DATES
FEES
0900.142
2/2-2/23
R$66/NR$70
0900.143
3/2-3/23
R$66/NR$70
0900.144
4/6-4/27
R$66/NR$70
0900.145
5/4-5/25
R$66/NR$70
Visual Arts Cartoon Drawing Learning to draw can be fun, especially when we create silly characters, funny expressions and drawing sequences that tell a joke! This delightful program combines Young Rembrandt’s innovative, step-by-step drawing method with lighthearted subject matter that engages children, their sense of humor and their vivid imagination. Ages: 6-12 yrs Location: Virtual/Online Learning (a web link to participate in the virtual class will be provided upon enrollment) Day: Tuesdays Time: 2:45-3:45pm Instructor: Young Rembrandts ACTIVITY# DATES
FEES
0463.313
2/9-3/9
R$77/NR$81
0463.314
3/23-4/20
R$77/NR$81
0463.315
4/27-5/25
R$77/NR$81
Ages: 6-12 yrs Location: Virtual/Online Learning (a web link to participate in the virtual class will be provided upon enrollment) Day: Tuesdays Time: 4-5pm Instructor: Young Rembrandts ACTIVITY# DATES
FEES
0463.317
2/9-3/9
R$77/NR$81
0463.318
3/23-4/20
R$77/NR$81
0463.319
4/27-5/25
R$77/NR$81
Anime & Manga Drawing Workshop Why sit in front of the TV and watch cartoons when you can draw amazing characters and awesome scenes of your very own? Join us for five, actionpacked days as Young Rembrandts hosts a wonderful Anime and Manga Drawing Workshop. Our students will create dazzling illustrations that are influenced by popular Japanese anime and manga themes. Colorful characters with expressive personalities jump off of the page. Our students will be delighted as we create drawings that emulate the popular anime and manga art styles. Don’t miss out on an exciting opportunity to produce wonderful artwork. Sign up today! Ages: 6-13 yrs Location: Virtual/Online Learning (a web link to participate in the virtual class will be provided upon enrollment) Day: Monday-Friday Time: 10am-1pm Instructor: Young Rembrandts ACTIVITY# DATES
FEES
0463.311
R$137/NR$141
3/15-3/19
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Activity Guide • Winter/Spring 2021
Instructional Fee: $105
BOBS offers a recreational level of play, meaning it is perfect for the beginner player all the way up to the more advanced players. There’s a place for everyone in all of our programs. Registration: TBD Tryouts: TBD Register on the BOBS website: Teamsideline.com/LodiBOBS More information about tryouts will be posted on our Facebook page as well as our website, Teamsideline.com/LodiBOBS. In-person sign-ups will be held at Kofu Park. Check our Facebook page or website for dates and times; https://www.facebook.com/ lodibobs/ Coaches are needed at all levels and clinics will be available for all coaches. We welcome any questions you may have any time throughout the process. Please contact us at (209) 294-5946 for questions regarding players, playing, coaching or umpiring.
T-Ball - NEW!
Instructional Division is for boys and girls 7-8 years old and is the next step on the baseball learning ladder. Players will continue to focus on the basics of the game, working on building a good foundation for later learning. Instructional Division incorporates the use of a pitching machine allowing coaches to focus more on the mechanics of the swing for young players.
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Fee: $110
Ages 9-10 boys. Player pitching is introduced into the game. Drills are incorporated into practices which help to increase baseball knowledge. Coaches begin to develop pitchers and catchers and emphasize fundamentals, player safety and having fun,
AAA/Majors Fee: $115
10U Softball Fee: $110
Ages 9-10 girls. Pitching is introduced at this level and coaches spend time developing both pitchers and catchers. The focus will continue to be on having fun while working on different drills to increase their skill.
12U Softball Fee: $115
Ages 11-12 girls. Coaches continue to work on all aspects of the game including throwing, infield and outfield play, pitching, hitting and catching. Girls are able to steal bases at this level after the ball leaves the pitcher’s hand. Team rosters are set at 12 players, and having fun continues to be the emphasis in this age level.
Fee: $100
Tee Ball is the entry level division for boys and girls, ages 5-6. The experience is grounded in fun, fitness and fundamentals while also being a key to growing a child’s love for the game.
AA/Farm
16U Softball Fee: $135
Ages 13-16 girls. Coaches continue to work with players emphasizing teamwork and fun, sportsmanship, and different life lessons.
Ages 11-12 boys. Coaches continue to work on all aspects of the game, throwing, infield, outfield, hitting, pitching and catching. “Leading off” is introduced to the players at this level.
Babe Ruth Fee: $135
Ages 13-15 boys. Coaches continue to work with players emphasizing teamwork, fun, sportsmanship and life lessons. Games are played on a Major League Baseball regulation size field with 90-foot bases. Developing skills and players in this division are paramount all while having fun.
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Start of programs is contingent upon the State’s Regional Stay Home orders announced December 3, 2020 regarding youth and adult sports. For more information go to: https://www.cdph.ca.gov/ Programs/CID/DCDC/Pages/ COVID-19/outdoor-indoorrecreational-sports.aspx
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Activity Guide • Winter/Spring 2021
Fitness Tai Chi for Wellness Tai Chi involves basic breathing techniques, very gentle non-strenuous movements help to reduce stress, manage pain, promote relaxation, improve concentration, increase energy, heal the body and quiet the mind. Wear comfortable clothing. This class is in a group setting. Ages: 18+ yrs Location: Virtual/Online Learning (a web link to participate in the virtual class will be provided upon enrollment) Day: Wednesdays Time: 5:30-6:30pm Instructor: Brenda Norris
Belly Dance Advanced/Troupe This class is for the experienced belly dancer. Advanced movements, techniques, combinations, and choreography are for individual and troupe dancers. Troupe dancers are selected from this class. Teacher permission is required for new students prior to registration. This class laps with the beginning class which starts at 5:30pm. The first 50 minutes will serve as a warm-up and skills training for advanced students. Students enrolled in this class have the option of arriving at 6:20pm. Ages: 11+ yrs Location: Virtual/Online Learning (a web link to participate in the virtual class will be provided upon enrollment) Day: Thursdays Time: 5:30-8:00pm Instructor: Brenda Norris
ACTIVITY#
DATE
FEES
0620.265
2/10-3/15
R$62/NR$66
*No class 5/13
0620.266
3/23-4/26
R$62/NR$66
ACTIVITY#
DATE
FEES
0620.267
4/27-5/31
R$62/NR$66
0425.259
2/10-3/15
R$43/NR$47
0425.260
3/23-4/26
R$67/NR$71
0425.261
4/27-5/31*
R$55/NR$59
Belly Dance Beginner/Intermediate Get Your Shimmy On! Fusion style belly dance, blending traditional standard movements with new tribal styles. You will learn basic to intermediate movements, choreography, combinations, shimmies, costume hints, and much more about today’s belly dance world. Join us in our ongoing exploration of this ancient dance form and its myriad of modern styles. For all women without restrictions on age, height, weight or previous dance experience. Perfect for newbies or returning dancers! Ages: 11+ yrs Location: Virtual/Online Learning (a web link to participate in the virtual class will be provided upon enrollment) Day: Thursdays Time: 5:30-6:20pm Instructor: Norene Austin
Wellness Walk An instructed class designed for individuals who are interested in a morning fitness walk through trails and paths through Lodi Parks. The instructor will provide a daily regimen that will include stretching, health tips, and a coordinated group walk which will be located at different trails for each class. This class will showcase many of our popular trails and parks within Lodi while providing a weekly outdoor adventure in a safe and social environment. The class will be small to maintain proper physical distancing.
3/25-4/22
R$67/NR$71
0419.261
4/29-5/27*
R$55/NR$59
ACTIVITY#
DATE
FEES
6888.007
2/9-3/9
R$30/NR$40
DATE
FEES
0419.259
2/25-3/11
R$43/NR$47
Students, beginners to intermediate, will concentrate on chords, chord positions, progressions, scales, lead patterns, rhythm and basic music theory. Students will explore guitar theory, music composition and vocal theory. This course will ignite the songwriters within! Students are recommended to purchase the book Fretboard Logic S.E.Vol 1&2 online, please discuss your options with the instructor. Students should bring their guitar to every lesson; either acoustic or electric is okay. Students also should plan to practice at least one hour three times a week at home. The instructor has four guitars for rent that are available for use only during lesson time. · This is a 30 minute one-on-one lesson · Registration for guitar lessons will not be accepted the first day of class. · There is no online registration for this class · Lesson Times: Please call for times · Please call (209) 333-5511 to schedule your private guitar lesson Ages: 10+ yrs Location: Hutchins Street Square Instructor: Travis Vega (No class 2/15)
ACTIVITY#
DATES
FEES
0568.444
2/8-2/22*
R$63/NR$67
0568.445
4/5-4/19
R$91/NR$95
0568.446
4/26-5/24
R$147/NR$151
Tuesdays
0419.260
ACTIVITY#
Guitar Fundamentals
Mondays
Ages: 18+ yrs Location: Lodi Parks Day: Tuesdays Time: 8-8:45am Instructor: Elsa Hillstrom
*No class 5/13
MUSIC
ACTIVITY#
DATES
FEES
0568.448
2/9-2/23
R$91/NR$95
0568.449
4/6-4/20
R$91/NR$95
0568.450
4/27-5/25
R$147/NR$151
Wednesdays ACTIVITY#
DATES
FEES
0568.452
2/10-2/24
R$91/NR$95
0568.453
4/7-4/21
R$91/NR$95
0568.454
4/28-5/26
R$147/NR$151
Thursdays (*No class 5/13) ACTIVITY#
DATES
FEES
0568.456
2/25
R$35/NR$39
0568.457
4/8-4/22
R$91/NR$95
0568.458
4/29-5/27* R$119/NR$123
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LODI LAKE Lodi Lake Park has a vast selection of activities for all ages. Recreational activities include our 58 acre nature area, Mokelumne River boat tours, picnic rentals, bbq pits, motorized boat launch, and playground.
At the boathouse, you have the opportunity to rent kayaks, canoes, stand-up paddle boards, and pedal boats. Lodi Lake also has a seasonal swimming area with lifeguards on duty to ensure a safe and fun experience.
Daily Entrance Fees: Lodi Resident . . . . . . . . . . . $4 Non-Resident . . . . . . . . . . . $5 Senior Resident . . . . . . . . . $2 Senior Non-Resident . . . . . $3 Boat Launch . . . . . . . . . . . . $13 (includes entrance fees)
Winter Walk in the Woods (through Feb. 15)
Nature Journaling Saturdays, Feb. 20-Mar. 13 Lodi Lake Nature Area - Amphitheater
Capture the sights and sounds of Lodi Lake’s natural wonders in your own journal. Learn how to record and sketch your observations of trees, animals, birds and sounds. Our Docents will introduce you to the process and lead you through the Nature Walk and beyond in this 4-part series.
Rediscover the wonders of the Lodi Lake Nature Area during the winter season with this self-led tour through Lodi’s natural gem.
Join us Saturdays, February 20 through March 13 at 9:00 a.m. at the amphitheater adjacent to the Nature Walk area to begin your journey into making a more meaningful outdoor experience.
Experience its sights and sounds including its various animals, winter vegetation and sounds of wet leaves crackling beneath your feet.
FREE PROGRAM Online registration required Space is limited Ages 7-14 years
View videos from our docents on your smart phone or tablet along the path to learn and experience more. Visitors of all ages are welcome. Visit Lodi.gov/PRCS for tour print outs and educational videos
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Play Lodi!
Activity Guide • Winter/Spring 2021
LODI
Trails & Pathways
Lodi offers recreational opportunities for walkers, runners, bicyclists, and nature lovers on a variety of trails in our parks:
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Lodi Lake Park - 1101 W. Turner Road Nature Trail - 1-mile loop | West Trail - 1-mile out and back trail
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Roget Park - 2229 Tienda Drive
Maps and details Lodi.gov/PRCS “Trails & Pathways”
0.3-mile loop trail with exercise stations
• Orchard
Lane Park - 2001 Kordia Avenue
1-mile out and back trail, or 1.5-mile loop trail utilizing local streets
• DeBenedetti 1-mile loop trail
Park - 2350 S. Lower Sacramento Road 15
When using “open” park amenities, please observe 6 ft. physical distancing Please note: Tennis & Pickleball - singles play recommended; Cricket - individual/family play only
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1. Beckman - 1426 W. Century Blvd.
Dawn-Dusk
2. Blakely - 1050 S. Stockton St.
Dawn-Dusk
3. Candy Cane - 1324 Holly Dr.
Dawn-Dusk
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4. Century - Century Blvd. & Church St
6am-10pm
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5. Century Meadows - 1833 Lexington Dr.
Dawn-Dusk
6. Chapman Field (Armory) - 333 N. Washington St.
6am-11pm
7. DeBenedetti -2350 S. Lower Sacramento Rd.
Dawn-Dusk
8. Emerson - 11 N. Hutchins St.
6am-10pm
9. English Oaks - 2184 Newbury Cir.
6am-10pm
10. Grape Bowl - 221 Lawrence St.
6am-11pm
11. Hale - 209 E. Locust St.
Dawn-Dusk
12. Henry Glaves Jr. - 2206 Oxford Way
6am-10pm
13. Hutchins Street Square & West Park - 125 S. Hutchins St.
Dawn-Dusk
14. Katzakian Park - 2735 W. Turner Rd.
Dawn-Dusk
15. Kofu -1145 S. Ham Ln.
6am-10pm
16. Lawrence - 350 N. Washington St.
Dawn-Dusk
17. Legion - 835 S. Hutchins St.
6am-11pm
18. Lodi Lake & Nature Area - 1101 W. Turner Rd.
Dawn-Dusk
19. Orchard Lane - 3001 Kordia Ave.
Dawn-Dusk
20. Peterson Park - 199 Evergreen Dr.
6am-10pm
21. Roget - 2229 Tienda Dr.
6am-10pm
22. Rose Gate - 2801 Ambrosia St.
Dawn-Dusk
23. Salas - 2001 S. Stockton St.
6am-11pm
24. Softball Complex - 401 N. Stockton St.
6am-11pm
25. Van Buskirk - 600 N. Pleasant St.
Dawn-Dusk
26. Villa Fiore - 2750 Century Blvd.
Dawn-Dusk
27. Vinewood - 1824 W. Tokay St.
6am-10pm
28. Zupo Field - 350 N. Washtington St.
6am-11pm
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Park Amenity Reopening
- Amenity currently open
Trails
COVID-19
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Baseball/Softball Basketball Dog Area Horseshoe Meeting Room Play Area Picnic Area Restroom Soccer Tennis Swimming Rentable Pickleball
- Amenity currently closed
Park Hours
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Exercise Stations, Bocce Ball
Play It Safe
COVID-19
Due to the ongoing spread of COVID-19 in our communities, please follow these simple steps to help keep our outdoor playgrounds safe, open and fun.
WEAR A MASK
Everyone 2 years and older should wear a mask covering their face.
MAINTAIN DISTANCE
Maintain physical distance of 6 feet holds and prevent crowding of children.
NO FOOD OR DRINK
Do not eat or drink in playground to ensure face masks are worn at all times.
WASH HANDS
Wash or sanitize your hands before and after you visit
PLAN AHEAD avoid crowds and waits.
KNOW WHEN TO STAY HOME
Elderly individuals and people with underlying medical conditions should avoid playgrounds when others are present.
SHARE OUR SPACE To avoid crowding and allow everyone to use this space, please limit your visit to 30 minutes when others are waiting. Visit COVID19.CA.GOV for more information
Please Note: Play at your own risk. Consider bringing disinfectant wipes to clean high touch surfaces as equipment is not cleaned between users.