Spring/Summer 2017 Activity Guide by City of Santa Rosa Recreation and Parks

ActivityGuide Spring/Summer 2017

RECREATION & PARKS

Splash Around!

SCAN to access online registration

Check out the interactive Spray Ground! pg. 89

Community Events for Everyone! Fun family events every month! pg. 2-3

Spring and Summer Day Camps! Lots of options for every kid! pg. 25, 28, 31-46

Use our handy index to find exactly what you’re looking for! pg. 104

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TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTAC T U S

Questions about Registration Class & Activity Questions TDD For Hearing & Speech Impaired (Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm)

543-3737 activityguide@srcity.org 543-3289

Community Centers Bennett Valley Senior Center (Open Mon-Fri, 9am-2pm) Finley Community Center (Open Mon-Fri, 8am-6pm; Sat 9-11am) Person Senior Wing (Open Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm) Steele Lane Community Center (Open Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm)

545-8608 543-3737 543-3745 543-3282

Pools Finley Aquatic Center (Open Mon-Fri, 6am-8pm; Sat, 9am-1pm; Sun, 10am-1pm) Ridgway Swim Center (Open Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm; Sat/Sun, 9am-1pm)

Active Adults (50+) Programs 543-3760 543-3421

Sports Play Santa Rosa Sports Message Hotline Softball & Youth Sports Field Condition (Updated Mon-Fri at 3pm)

543-4317 543-3474

Rentals Facility Rental Information Message Line (Available 24 hours) 543-3733 Rent Finley Community Center rentfinley@srcity.org Rent Person Senior Wing rentfinleyseniorcenter@srcity.org Rent Steele Lane Community Center rentsteele@srcity.org Rent Bennett Valley Senior Center rentseniorcenter@srcity.org Rent Deturk Round Barn rentdeturkroundbarn@srcity.org Rent Church of One Tree rentchurchofonetree@srcity.org Group picnics in-person reservations at Finley Comm. Center (Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm) 543-3753

On the Cover Five-year-old Kingston Nevarez splashs around in the interactive spray ground located at Prince Gateway Park, 171 Santa Rosa Avenue. This feature is a seasonal amenity that operates April-October. For more information visit page 89.

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Art Exhibits 4-7 Boating & Sailing 40, 47-48 Community Events 2-3 Department Information 89-92 Differently Abled Adult Programs 88 Howarth Park 8 Luther Burbank Home & Gardens 9 Plan a Birthday Party 90 Parks, Facilities & Rentals 1, 89, 92 Picnic Reservations 92 Santa Rose Rural Cemetery 10 Summer Work Experience for Teens 13-14 Volunteer 11 66-74

Classes Drop-In Programs Senior Center Information Special Events

69-73 66-68 66-68 74

Adult (18+) Programs

49-65

Arts & Crafts Business & Computers Dance Health & Fitness Special Interest Sports

Aquatics

49 50 51-52 53-59 61-63 64-65

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Facility Information Public Swim Hours Safety Training Swim Lessons Waterpolo

75 75-76 79 82-87 79

Youth Programs

15-46

Dance Drama Fitness & Sports Horsemanship Special Interest Tot classes Tot Camps Spring Camps Summer Camps

15-17 18 19-24 25 26-27 28-29 28 31 32-46

Registration Information Registration/Refunds Registration Form Index

93-94 93 94 104

Spring/Summer 2017

CO M M U N I T Y E V E N T S February February 25

Kids Fishing in the City Come to Lake Ralphine for a morning of family fishing. Thirtyminute “Learn to Fish” clinics will be offered which will cover all the basics. Loaner rods provided. Children should be 5 years and older and must be accompanied by adults. Fishing licenses are required for adults 16 years and older. Licenses are not required to assist your child. Sign up near the Lake Ralphine Boat House. This event is sponsored in part by the California Dept. of Fish and Wildlife and the Santa Rosa Firefighters Association. 9-11am, Lake Ralphine, Howarth Park, 630 Summerfield Road. This is a free event!

February 26

Kids Fishing Derby Don’t miss our annual Fishing Derby at Lake Ralphine in Howarth Park. Prizes will be awarded for biggest catch for multiple age groups. Youth, 15 and younger, can register near the Boathouse on the day of the event. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. No boat fishing for contest participants. Must bring your own equipment. This event is sponsored in part by the Santa Rosa Firefighters Association. 7:30-10:30am; $3 per participant.

March March 11

April April 22

History Walking Tours at the Rural Cemetery Experience the history and learn the stories of the people of Sonoma County and California during an 80 minute docent-led walk through this pioneer cemetery. Note that there are uneven surfaces and slopes. Tours leave every 20 minutes from 10-11am. Meet at the Franklin Gate. Admission is free; donations appreciated.

April 22

On Stage at Courthouse Square On Stage at Courthouse Square is an outdoor showcase of Santa Rosa’s performing arts scene at the Earth Day Festival in Courthouse Square. Don’t’ miss this opportunity to enjoy FREE live performances by some of the area’s most talented performing arts groups while enjoying the many activities of the Earth Day Festival. Visit srcity.org/arts for a schedule of performances.

April 25

Santa Rosa History Tour - Hometown Parks, History and Landscape Rosie the Trolley will take you on a fascinating two-hour tour with Santa Rosa’s most charismatic historian, Bill Montgomery. Bill will share the captivating history of our local treasures from the early 1800s to the great earthquake. Participants will take a few short walks to get a better view of historical sites. Board Rosie the Trolley from the main parking lot at Howarth Park, near the snack bar. A water bottle is recommended. Tickets are sold in advance. $20/person; register at santarosarec.com and use barcode #83442. Min 10 Max 25

April 26

Recreation & Parks Volunteer Appreciation Night This event celebrates the contributions our Recreation & Parks volunteers have made throughout the past year in making our parks and programs better! 6pm, De Turk Round Barn. Visit www.srcity.org/parksvolunteer for more information.

Arbor Day Tree Planting Party Join us to recognize Arbor Day and Luther Burbank’s Birthday! Help us plant several trees in the park and then stick around to enjoy a little birthday cake! This family event will go on rain or shine. Dress in weather and gardening appropriate clothing. Event is from 9am-12pm; Julliard Park. Visit srcity.org/arborday for more details.

May

March 12

May 14

St. Patrick’s Day 5K Join us for the sixth annual St. Patrick’s Day 5K in a new location this year at Finley Community Park (2060 West College Avenue)! Proceeds benefit Santa Rosa Recreation & Parks Scholarship Fund. Get details and register online at www.srcity.org/spdrun.

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May 6

2017 Senior Expo Explore 80+ interesting and informational exhibitors. Not just for seniors, bring the whole family! • Discover travel opportunities • Learn about benefit opportunities • Search-out recreation and fitness programs • Take advantage of free health screenings • Visit educational seminars 9am to 12pm, Person Senior Wing (2060 West College Ave.), FREE Mother’s Day Plant Sale and Chosen Spot Expo Bring the family to Luther Burbank Home & Gardens for a memorable Mother’s Day. Explore the gardens, take a mini-tour of the home and enjoy hands-on projects with the kids. Admission is $3, children under 12 are free. Visit lutherburbank.org for more info.

CO M M U N I T Y E V E N T S May 23

Santa Rosa History Tour - The West End: It’s Italian Heritage & the Railroads Rosie the Trolley will take you on a fascinating two hour tour with Santa Rosa’s most charismatic historian, Bill Montgomery. Bill will share the captivating history of our local treasures from the early 1800’s to the great earthquake. Participants will take a few short walks to get a better view of historical sites. Board Rosie the Trolley from the main parking lot at the Howarth Park, near the snack bar. A personal water bottle is recommended. Tickets are sold in advance. Min 10 Max 25 $20/person; register at santarosarec.com and use barcode #83443

May 29

Memorial Day at the Rural Cemetery Honor the day with activities, guests and refreshments. This year will include special recognition of the 150th anniversary of the California branch of the Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.) veterans’ organization. Located at the Franklin Ave entrance to the Santa Rosa Rural Cemetery. Free admission.

June June 24

June 25

Live at Juilliard Concert For band information go to srcity.org/liveatjuilliard.

Live at Juilliard Concerts The popular Sunday concert series returns with FREE outdoor performances in Juilliard Park. Extend the weekend and come to enjoy a picnic dinner filled with music, food and fun! A different band performs each week through August 13. Juilliard Park, 227 Santa Rosa Avenue. For band information go to srcity.org/liveatjuilliard. Dates: June 25 July 9 July 23 July 2 July 16 July 30

August 6 August 13

July 22

Stones and Images Tour Have you ever wondered about the origins and meanings of all the different shaped stones, carvings and symbols in older cemeteries? Join our docent-led tour at the Santa Rosa Rural Cemetery and be amazed at the variety and history. Tours leave every 20 minutes from 10-11am. Meet at the Franklin Gate. Admission is free, donations appreciated.

July 23

Live at Juilliard Concert For band information go to srcity.org/liveatjuilliard.

July 28

Parks Make Life Better!® Bash July is National Parks & Rec Month… Let’s celebrate! Since 1985, America has celebrated July as the nation’s official Parks and Recreation Month. Come celebrate Santa Rosa City Parks with us! Enjoy live entertainment, hands-on activities and more! Admission to the event is FREE!

July 30

July July 2

Live at Juilliard Concert For band information go to srcity.org/liveatjuilliard.

July 9

Live at Juilliard Concert For band information go to srcity.org/liveatjuilliard.

July 16

Live at Juilliard Concert For band information go to srcity.org/liveatjuilliard.

July 20

Old Fashioned Picnic in the Park for Seniors Join us from 11am-2pm for a BBQ lunch at Finley Community Park Gazebo and enjoy a great day outside! Pre-registration required. $5 before July 1st, $10 after July 1st. To register, call 707-543-3737.

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Live at Juilliard Concert For band information go to srcity.org/liveatjuilliard.

August August 6

Live at Juilliard Concert For band information go to srcity.org/liveatjuilliard.

August 12

History Walking Tours at the Rural Cemetery Experience the history and learn the stories of the people of Sonoma County and California during an 80-minute docent-led walk through this pioneer cemetery. Note that there are uneven surfaces and slopes. Tours leave every 20 minutes from 10-11am. Meet at the Franklin Gate. Admission is free, donations appreciated.

August 13

Live at Juilliard Concert For band information go to srcity.org/liveatjuilliard.

Spring/Summer 2017

ART EXHIBITS The City of Santa Rosa hosts rotating art exhibits in City Hall and our three community centers. If you are interested in applying to exhibit, or if you would like to learn more about Santa Rosa’s Arts Program, visit www.srcity.org/arts.

Steele Lane Community Center

KALIKA ANSEL: SYNERGY - A LEGACY OF WOMEN May 16 - June 22 2017

415 Steele Lane Viewing Hours: Monday – Friday, 8am-5pm

Reception: Wednesday, May 17, 4-6pm

SONOMA COUNTY PHOTOGRAPHY GROUP: BEYOND THE GRAVE March 28 - May 11, 2017

Kalika is a third generation painter, following in the tradition of her grandmother and mother. Painting is a way for her to connect with them through a shared medium. She also hopes to shake up tradition by pursuing her artistic endeavors in a way that they were unable to. Primarily a watercolorist, her work focuses on landscapes and the figure.

Reception: Wednesday, March 29, 4-6pm

JEFF GLAUTHIER: MEANDERING February 7 - March 23, 2017 Reception: Wednesday, February 8, 4-6pm Jeff has been painting and drawing all of his life. His impressionist/expressionist watercolor paintings are of local scenes that capture the feeling and light of place, using ancient Japanese colors. These landscapes are like snapshots of the regions that Jeff explores on foot. The majority of them were painted at the Southeast Greenway near his home in Sonoma County. Accompanying the exhibit is a map that shows where the paintings were made.

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Sonoma County Photography Group is a gathering of professional and semiprofessional photographers who are thrilled to give back to the community. In support of the Santa Rosa Rural Cemetery, they worked with the historical society to capture themed photographs with a haunting view of the past. These images recreate the early Sonoma County residents who were laid to rest here from the 1850s through the 1930s.

NORTH BAY INDUSTRIES ACTIVITY CENTER SHOWCASE June 27 - August 10, 2017 Reception: Wednesday, June 28, 4-6pm North Bay Industries is a rehabilitation activity center located in Rohnert Park California. Their mission is to assist adults with disabilities to become more productive, self-reliant members of their communities through participation in NBRS sponsored activities and training. The Activity Center represents a diverse group of people with disabilities that share a passion for artwork. The artwork is as diverse as they are, fostering creativity and exploring mixed media. Contact 707-585-1991 Ext 202 for more information.

ART EXHIBITS Finley Community Center

2060 W. College Avenue Viewing Hours: Monday – Friday, 8am-6pm and Saturday, 9am-11am

and celebrate the human body. In 2016 he created 350 paintings as part of his personal project JUST MOVE, looking across the whole spectrum of movement. Visitors at this exhibit will be presented with a selection of the original watercolors from David’s JUST MOVE Project, as well as new paintings created exclusively for this show. The purpose of his work is to remind people how amazing their bodies really are and to connect with their inner awe-struck, playful and adventurous self. Be sure to save the date and come by for a dose of inspiration!

SENIOR SHOW: THE ART OF AGING July 18 - September 7, 2017

NATIONAL ARTS PROGRAM: 14TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION AND COMPETITION January 30 - March 31, 2017

Reception: Thursday, July 20, 1-4pm

Awards Reception: Sunday, March 5, 3-5pm Santa Rosa is one of over 80 cities across the country that participate in The National Arts Program. The program’s purpose is to foster local artistic talent, reward creative accomplishments and encourage a greater appreciation of art. Two hundred local artists of all ages, amateur and professional, showcase their art in this exhibition. Come and see the talent of your fellow Santa Rosans!

POINTLESS SISTERS: ART QUILTS AN EXPLORATION IN CLOTH May 23 - July 13, 2017

Featuring the art of Sonoma County Seniors, this popular annual exhibit’s goal is to enhance seniors’ lives by encouraging the joy of creativity and providing an opportunity to share their art in a professional setting. Participants are beginning to professional level senior artists (over 60) affiliated with agencies that either provide art classes or serve older adults. The exhibit is sponsored by the County of Sonoma Adult and Aging Division. Make sure to attend the reception and enjoy art, live music, coffee, cookies, and artists demonstrating their work!

Reception: Thursday, May 25, 5-7pm

FITNESS: INSPIRED THROUGH THE ART OF BODYBUILDING April 4 - May 18, 2017 Reception: Tuesday, April 4, 5-7pm David Roman is a UK-based artist working primarily in watercolors. His vibrant paintings capture the magic of movement

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The Pointless Sisters is an art quilt group whose members’ works have been exhibited nationally and internationally. Members use a variety of traditional and non-traditional quilting techniques to produce stunning and innovative fiber arts. The more than 45 members meet regularly to explore surface design and quilting techniques, discuss new trends, and challenge each other to produce fiber art with a common theme. The group has contributed works which have benefited local non-profits including the Laguna Foundation and the Rincon Valley Public Library. The Pointless Sisters are committed to bringing art quilting to the community.

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ART EXHIBITS City Hall Council Chambers

100 Santa Rosa Avenue Call 543-3010 for viewing information; Enter at Suite 10

lines between mediums as she combines printmaking with photography, social commentary, personal idealism and mixed media to create sensory work and conceptual installations. She is an artist member of The Center for the Book Arts, a staff member of San Francisco Center for the Book, and a member of the Board of Directors for Healdsburg Center for the Arts.

33 ARTS: ART AT THE EDGE May 9 - June 29, 2016 COLLIN MORROW: HREINT January 20 - March 9, 2017 Reception: Friday, February 10, 5-7pm Collin Morrow is a photographer based in Santa Rosa. Born and raised in Sonoma County, Collin has always gravitated towards nature for his inspiration. In the beginning of the summer of 2016, he was inspired to explore the country of Iceland. Hreint - Icelandic for pure, is the title of Collin’s upcoming show. This collection of work is a chance to experience Iceland’s epic, and diverse landscapes, and the life around it. Collin was profiled in The Bohemian last year, and recently finished an art instillation in Healdsburg. Learn more at collinmorrow.com.

Reception: Friday, May 19, 5-7pm 33 Arts is an eclectic group of artists and craftspeople creating a wide variety of works in the decommissioned barracks at the old Santa Rosa Auxiliary Naval Air Station on Finely Avenue. For the last two years, 33 Arts has flourished, supporting the arts in a rural setting on the western edge of Santa Rosa. The artistic disciplines represented include: figurative and abstract painters, crafts persons, textile artists, jewelry makers, silk screen arts, photographers, the floral arts, art therapy and astrology, as well as, a vibrant women’s art collective. Their exhibit in the City Hall Council Chambers will embody this wide range of artistic disciplines with a piece from each of their artists.

JIM DAVIDSON: GLOBE TROTTER July 4 - August 24, 2017 Reception: Friday, July 14, 5-7pm Jim Davidson is an LA native, with roots in Sonoma County through family and friends. He’s spent his photography career capturing images of everyday life, worldwide. From skater kids to animals, backyard dogs to street walkers, and travel companions to landscapes, his hand-developed photographs depict the raw honesty that form the fabric of life all over the globe.

C.K. ITAMURA: s+oryprobl=m March 14 - May 4, 2017 Reception: Friday, March 24, 5-7pm C.K. Itamura is an interdisciplinary artist, designer and producer. Her work blurs the

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ART EXHIBITS Simons Gallery at the Person Senior Wing of the Finley Community Center 2060 W. College Avenue Viewing Hours: Monday – Friday 8am-5pm

and expansion. What appears as a passive static landscape is really a form exploding with life. Vicki attempts to show the vitality of this aliveness by using long dynamic lines and rich vivid color in her oils and pastels.

ED DECHANT: ART THROUGH 70 YEARS January 24 - March 2, 2017

MARCIA CHASTAIN: HAPPINESS THROUGH ART June 13 - August 3, 2017

Reception: Wednesday, January 25, 5-7pm Ed’s life in art began as a summer student at Oakland’s California College of Arts and Crafts. Because of this early exposure to art, he has continued with that passion while supporting his family for the last 50 years as an attorney. His story demonstrates how an early introduction to art can lead to a lifetime of pleasure. For more information, visit www. edmunddechantart.com.

Reception: Wednesday, June 14, 5-7pm

PIA MCKENNA: SOME OF MY FAVORITE THINGS April 25 - June 8, 2017

Marcia Chastain is an artist specializing in oils and acrylics, navigating through the academic, impressionistic and modern styles in her artwork. She is fascinated by colors and the magic possible when faced with a blank canvas and tubes of colorful paint for expressing the essence of her soul. Consequently, she brings happiness, through her art, to the heart of the viewer. The result of viewing her artwork is a delightful and enchanting experience for the connoisseur as well as the general observer.

Reception: Wednesday, April 26, 5-7pm

VICKI FOLKERTS-COOTS: POETIC LANDSCAPE March 7 - April 20, 2017 Reception: Wednesday, March 8, 5-7pm

Pia doesn’t limit herself when it comes to materials and techniques. She experiments with painting watercolors on canvas as well as paper. Many of her paintings are developed with a limited palette of the three primaries: red, yellow and blue. Others have their beginnings with an abstract under painting. Because she loves to draw and paint the world around her, her subjects are animals, people, places and still life. She often quotes Degas: “Art is not what you see, it’s what you make others see.”

Fog, a wooded path, trees, mountains, a swirling sky... What do these have in common, besides being found in nature? These are some of the images Vicki creates in her art as she grapples with themes of movement, growth, change

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H O WA R T H PA R K Howarth Community Park

THINGS TO DO

www.howarthpark.com Come visit Howarth Park, the “jewel” of Santa Rosa. This 138-acre community park provides endless recreational opportunities with a beautiful lake for fishing & boating, a softball field, tennis courts, picnic areas, unique playground structures, miles of hiking and jogging trails, and the K-Land amusement area featuring a miniature train ride, carousel, animal barn & pony rides.

K-Land Attractions Rides

Take a ride on the train or carousel or bounce in the jump house. Tickets $2 Ticket Book $40/25 tickets

Ponies

630 Summerfield Rd 707 543-3425 Email: howarthpark@srcity.org Take City Bus #8, 4, 7

Open 7 days a week Sunrise – Sunset

Ride around the corral in an outdoor setting! Maximum weight limit of 90 lb/rider. $5/ 1 lap $8/2 laps $45/10 ticket pony pass Horsemanship classes offered on page 25.

Boathouse and K-Land Rides and Snack Bar*

Land of Imagination

SPRING/SUMMER HOURS Trails, Playgrounds, Fishing

The unique playground offers kids “A Walk through Time” where you can dig for dinosaur bones, watch a volcano erupt, stroll the streets of Old West Town, or conquer the giant net climber.

Spring Hours: Sat & Sun 11am-5pm K-Land: February 4 – June 11 Boathouse: March 4 – June 11 Also open: Presidents Day February 20 Spring Break March 20-23 Easter April 16 (1-5pm only) Memorial Day May 29

Animal Barn

During our summer season stop by the Animal Barn and pet the animals. Open June 12 – August 10 Tickets $2 (purchase at train station window)

Summer Hours: Sat – Sun 11am-5pm Mon – Thurs 11am-4:30pm (closed Fridays) K-Land & Boathouse: June 12 – August 10 *Rides are closed on rainy days. Call the Train Station after 9am on the day of your visit to confirm, (707) 543-3425.

ACTIVITIES IN THE PARK Boating and Sailing Birthday Parties Summer Camp Pony Classes Summer Work Experience Fishing Events Picnic Site Reservations

40, 47-48 90 43-46 25 13-14 2 92

Sponsorship Opportunities - if you are interested in sponsoring an event or our Movie in the Park Series contact us at howarthpark@srcity.org

Lake Ralphine Boat and Sailing

Paddleboats, kayaks, canoes, sailboats, and paddle boards are available for rent. $8 - $12/hour Much more boating & sailing infomation, including classes on pages 40, 47-48.

Fishing

Lake Ralphine is stocked regularly by California Department of Fish and Wildlife with trout, bluegill, bass and catfish. All California Department of Fish and Wildlife regulations are in effect. Fishing License is required!

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LU T H E R B U R B A N K H O M E & G A R D E N S Luther Burbank Home & Gardens Registered National, State and City Landmark Historic Home, Gardens, Greenhouse, Museum & Gift Shop

www.lutherburbank.org (707) 524-5445 Email: burbankhome@lutherburbank.org Physical Address: Santa Rosa Avenue at Sonoma Avenue Mailing Address: 100 Santa Rosa Ave., Rm 10 Santa Rosa, CA 95404 501(c) (3) Nonprofit Tax ID 26-3008405 MUSEUM & GIFT SHOP AND WALK-IN DOCENT TOURS: Group Tours and Children’s Tours: Available year-round by appointment

GARDENS Open year round 8am-dusk free admission More than an acre of gardens show many of Luther Burbank’s plant developments. Special garden areas include medicinal herbs, a wildlife habitat, ornamental grasses, a cutting garden, an edible landscape demonstration area and a sensory bed. Many unusual varieties of plants and new horticultural introductions are represented at this rare historic site.

HOME AND GREENHOUSE TOURS Offered April-October, Tuesday-Sunday, 10am-4pm for a nominal fee Volunteer docents describe Burbank’s life and work and lead tours through the home where he lived, the greenhouse where he worked, and a portion of the gardens.

FAMILY-FRIENDLY EVENTS Learn about upcoming events and expos such as the Mother’s Day Plant Sale, and watch for new Lecture Series dates on the website or on Facebook (facebook.com/ lutherburbank.)

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CARRIAGE HOUSE MUSEUM & GIFT SHOP Open April through October 10am – 4pm Visit the Gift Shop for an exciting array of quality gift items, most of which are designed exclusively for LBH&G and produced here in Sonoma County. Discover changing exhibits at the museum.

GARDEN CELL PHONE AUDIO TOURS These free tours are available 8am-dusk daily whenever walk-in Docent Tours are not available. Leisurely tour the Gardens using your cell phone. There are 28 stops where you will learn historical facts and view Mr. Burbank’s plants, including the Spineless Cactus, Paradox walnut tree, Plumcot and many others. See instructions outside Gift Shop. This program is sponsored by Dierk’s Parkside Cafe.

PHOTOGRAPHY OPPORTUNITIES

BECOME A “FRIEND” OF LUTHER BURBANK HOME & GARDENS As a “Friend,” you will help us carry out our mission to preserve the memory of this extraordinary man, continue to provide education about his life and work, and preserve this historic landmark. Benefits include complimentary Home and Garden tour, Gift Shop discount, free plant coupon, free admission to summer lecture series and more. Contact us for a membership form or join online at www.lutherburbank.org.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES: If you love learning about gardens, local history, antiques, nature, and meeting interesting people from around the world, become a Luther Burbank Home & Gardens volunteer. Interviews are held in January and training is in March for Docents, Gift Shop staff and Gardeners. Help plan events and work on special projects, plus enjoy exclusive volunteer appreciation events too! Contact us for details.

For information on how to reserve the site for photo shoots, contact us in advance at the information listed above.

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S A N TA R O S A R U R A L C E M E T E RY Santa Rosa Rural Cemetery www.srcity.org/ruralcemetery (707) 543-3279 Physical location: 1600 Franklin Ave The Santa Rosa Rural Cemetery is a 17-acre historic landmark located in the heart of Santa Rosa. It was a burial site for early residents primarily from the 1850s through the 1930s. The cemetery was restored from decades of neglect by volunteers, for the enjoyment of all.

VISITING THE CEMETERY

LAMPLIGHT TOURS

The cemetery is open to the public daily from 6am-9pm (PDT) and 6am-6pm (PST). Dogs must be on leash at all times. Burial plot maps and self-guided tour brochures can be found at the kiosks and on the web site.

Friday, Sept. 15 and Saturday, Sept. 16

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES The Santa Rosa Rural Cemetery is volunteer-operated and maintained. If you too would like to support this historical gem, join a volunteer workday on the third Saturday of each month, maintain a plot through the Adopt-a-Plot program, join the Rose Brigade, or serve on the Preservation Committee. Those are just some of the ways to volunteer! Visit the web site or call for more info.

Walk at night through Santa Rosa’s oldest cemetery to see and hear all new dramatic portrayals of some of our town’s early settlers. Lights, costumes and stage settings create a magical time as characters from the past depict a scene from their lives in the history of Santa Rosa, California and the United States. Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a flashlight. (Uneven surfaces and slopes). Suitable for ages 8 and over. Tours last approximately 90 minutes and meet at the McDonald Gate. Pre-registration required. Book early – tours sell out by mid-summer! $35 (rain or shine).

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DOCENT TOURS AND EVENTS A variety of docent-led walking tours can be found on the web site in the Community Events listings starting on page 2.

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V O LU N T E E R AC T I V I T I E S Volunteer with Recreation & Parks!

PARK-A-MONTH VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

There are a variety of ways to get involved in our parks and programs through volunteering. Youth Sports volunteer coaches, Adopt-A-Green Space, Rural Cemetery maintenance and programs, Luther Burbank Home & Gardens and working with seniors are just a few examples. We love our volunteers!

These family-friendly workdays help beautify our parks, historic sites and recreation centers through tasks such as litter pickup, spreading mulch, cleaning, pruning, invasive species removal, weeding and more. We provide tools and light refreshments.

Students: Need Service Hours? Our Community Events and Park-A-Month workdays are excellent ways to earn community service hours.

Park-a-Month Calendar

Organize your own park project or clean up! If your service club, scout troop, neighborhood, church, school, or business wishes to hold a special volunteer workday or special project in one of our parks, contact the Volunteer Coordinator. VOLUNTEER WITH JUNIOR GIANTS Junior Giants is a free, non-competitive and innovative co-ed baseball program for underserved children ages 5 to 18 during the summer. Volunteer Coaches and Team Parents help make this program possible! Join us to make an impact on kids’ lives. For more information, visit srcity.org/juniorgiants.

Volunteer at an Event Volunteers provide invaluable help at Recreation & Parks community events! Duties may include set-up, decorating, food prep, event monitoring, clean-up and other event-related assistance. March 5

National Arts Program Reception Finley Community Center

March 12

St. Patrick’s Day 5K Don’t want to run, but still want to be part of the fun? Visit http://vhub.at/StPatricksDay5K to volunteer.

January 14

July 8

February 11

August 12

March 11

September 9

De Turk Round Barn 819 Donahue St 9am - 12pm Church of One Tree 492 Sonoma Ave 9am – 12pm Arbor Day Tree Planting Party Juilliard Park 227 Santa Rosa Ave 9am – 12pm

April 8

North Park 921 North St 9am – 12pm

May 13

Bellevue Ranch 2645 Arrowhead Dr 9am – 12pm

June 10

Doyle Park 700 Doyle Park Dr 9am – 12pm

Dutch Flohr Park 1160 Exeter Dr 9am – 12pm Colgan Creek Park 2036 Bedford St 9am – 12pm Rae Park 715 Rae St 9am – 12pm

October 14

Olive Park 105 Orange St 9am – 12pm

November 11

Steele Lane Community Center 415 Steele Ln - 9am – 12pm

December 9

Bennett Valley Senior Center 704 Bennett Valley Rd 9am – 12pm

April 8

Spring Fest Southwest Community Park

July 28

Parks Make Life Better! Bash Howarth Park

For more information, visit srcity.org/parksvolunteer, or contact the Recreation Coordinator, Elaine Gutsch, (707)543-3279, egutsch@srcity.org. Signing up online is quick and easy with our Volunteer Hub site: vhub.at/santarosarec

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SUMMER WORK EXPERIENCE FOR TEENS Looking for a fun and worthwhile way to spend some of your time this summer? Our summer work experience program for teens ages 13-17 years of age is a great way to meet new friends and gain valuable work experience. We have a variety of programs to choose from, so whatever your interests are - working with the public, children, animals, swimming - we’re sure you’ll find something to meet your needs! A non refundable $85 registration/materials fee will be charged to cover cost of application processing, training, one work shirt and a manual. To participate, all you need to do is follow the simple steps listed below. Registration for the Work Experience Program is not available online. Please note: Teens are not guaranteed their first choice of programs to volunteer in. Placement is based on the needs of the participant, along with the needs of the programs. All teens must attend the orientation night and training sessions in order to participate in the program. Jr. Lifeguard applicants must complete the additional Jr. Lifeguard class and possess certification prior to June 12th. Teens must be 13 years old by June 12th to participate in the Work Experience Program. Absolutely no exceptions.

APPLICATION DATES

Applications and job descriptions may be obtained at the Steele Lane Community Center, 415 Steele Lane, or the Finley Community Center, 2060 W. College Ave. or online at srcity.org/work experience beginning March 1. Applications are due by April 7th. Applicants must be at least 13 years of age by June 12th . 1. Pick up a program brochure (available March 1) listing our Work Experience programs. Read through the job descriptions, hours, and commitments and see what fits your needs. 2. Fill out the program application/registration form and return by April 7 with your $85 registration/materials fee (non-refundable). 3. Call 543-3427 or 543-3428 on April 9, 9am-1pm or April 10-12, 4pm-8pm to set up your group interview. Participate in your group interview on April 22, 24, 25, 26. 4. Attend Orientation Night (mandatory) at Finley Community Center on May 10; receive work shirt, schedules, manuals and information. No parents please. 5. All applicants must attend orientation and all training dates for the specific program for which they will be working. Training will take place June 5 - June 9. NOTE: No exceptions will be made for non-attendance of mandatory training sessions IMPORTANT DATES! March 1: Applications available March 30: Information night, 7-8pm (optional ) Steele Lane Comm. Center, 415 Steele Lane April 7: Application deadline April 9: 9am-1pm Call for interview time April 10-12: 4-8pm (543-3427 or 543-3428) Call for interview time April 22, 24, 25, 26: Interview dates (mandatory) May 10: Orientation Night, 7:15-8:30pm (mandatory) Finley Community Center, 2060 W. College Ave. June 5-9: Training (mandatory) June 12: Work Experience participants must be 13 years of age by this date to participate in the program. No Exceptions!

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SUMMER WORK EXPERIENCE POSITIONS FOR TEENS Note: These are volunteer/non-paid positions Animal Barn Aide - Howarth Park Assist the barn attendant in the feeding, grooming and care of the barnyard animals; inform and show the animals to the public; assist with the special events; collect tickets and do general upkeep of the facility. Barn aides must volunteer a minimum of two weeks, 9:30am-5:15pm, park is closed on Friday and volunteer will schedule one other weekday off (please note animal barn aides volunteer Saturday and Sunday). Amusement Ride Aide - Howarth Park Assist the ride operators and cashiers with the amusement rides and/or concession stand. Collect tickets, assist customers on and off the rides, serve patrons food and drinks, and general upkeep of facilities. Ride aides must volunteer a minimum of two weeks, 10am5:15pm, either Monday/Wednesday/Saturday or Tuesday/Thursday/Sunday. Boathouse Aide - Howarth Park Assist the lifeguards in rigging boats, helping customers in and out of boats, and general upkeep; help watch for rule infractions and problems on the lake; go boating with campers when needed. Boathouse aides must volunteer a minimum of two weeks, 10am5:15pm, either Monday/Wednesday/Saturday or Tuesday/Thursday/Sunday. Counselor -in –Training Camp Wa-Tam, Doyle Camp, Camp Yu-Chi or Recreation Sensation Assist the Camp Counselor and Aide in daily activities for the participants of the day camp. Camp activities may include the following: song leading, skits, boating, archery, field trips, swimming, crafts, and nature projects. C.I.T.’s must volunteer for a minimum of two 40 hour weeks and attend a mandatory 30-hour training week. Swim Lesson Aides Ridgway or Finley Swim Center Have fun in the sun and in the water! Assist the swim instructors with swim lessons for children ages 3-11 years. Familiarize children with the water, lead aquatic games and do basic instruction in water safety and skills. Swim aides must volunteer a minimum of one session (sessions are two consecutive weeks in length). Morning and/or evening shifts are scheduled Monday thru Thursday.

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Concession Aides Ridgway or Finley Swim Center Under supervision, assist at concession stand during public swim. Serve patrons food and drinks, general clean-up, and other customer service related duties. Aides must volunteer a minimum of 2 weeks. Afternoon shifts are scheduled 2-5 days per week.

FOR MORE INFORMATION Join us on Wednesday, March 30 from 7-8pm at the Steele Lane Community Center. Additional information and speakers will be presented on the Work Experience Program. Parents are welcome! (Optional attendance).

Junior Lifeguards Ridgway or Finley Swim Center PLEASE NOTE: All participants in this program must complete Level 6 Lifeguard Preparedness or the Sonoma County Regional Parks Open Water Junior Lifeguard Camp and possess certification prior to June 16. Assist the lifeguards with deck supervision during public swim, enforcement of pool rules, and light maintenance. This is a valuable opportunity for those interested in becoming a certified lifeguard! Junior lifeguards must volunteer a minimum of 2 weeks. Afternoon shifts are scheduled 2-7 days per week. Must pass Junior Lifeguard Camp or Junior Lifeguard training. See website for classes.

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Recreation Sensation (Leader-In-Training) Recreation Sensation will be held at three Santa Rosa City School locations from June 12 through July 28*. LITs will help organize games, develop arts and crafts lessons, teach fun academic activities, and lead youth by setting a positive example every day. LITs will also participate in field trips and special events. DAYS/HOURS: Mon/Fri 8:15am-3:45pm *No camp week of July 4 Sports Camp (Leader-In-Training) Assist youth in grades 3-6 with sports-related games, drills, activities, field trips and arts and crafts. Program runs beginning June 12 - July 28*. Camp takes place at Helen Lehman Elementary School (1700 Jennings Ave). DAYS/HOURS: Mon-Thurs 8:15am-3:45pm. *No camp week of July 4

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Dance

BALLET WITH MARILYN (Age 5-8) 8 Dates This class is perfect for the beginning student who wants to study ballet more seriously. Each class begins at the ballet barre with plies, tendu, ronde de jambe, and grand battement, then progresses to centerwork of stretching, sautĂŠ, chases, pas de chat and grand jete. Ballet students must wear a leotard, tights and ballet slippers. Long hair must be pulled back in a bun or pony tail.Â Min 10 Max 10 Instructor: Marilyn Jakowchik, over 10yrs experience teaching dance to young children, over 22 years ballet dance experience.

HIP HOP STYLE DANCE (Age 4-9) 6 Dates Feel the rhythm and move from your heart, put on your favorite sneaks, and come dance! Build strength, learn basic coordination steps, and practice moving with style. Music is age-appropriate in this fun family-friendly class. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes that you can move in. Families are welcome to visit the last class. Min 8 Max 10 Instructor: TBA

Course Barcode

Location

Age Day

Date

Time Instructor

Ballet with Marilyn - Class fee is $78 (S.R. Resident $68) Marilyn Jakowchik (8 Dates) 83371 Finley/Live Oak Rm 5-6 Wed 2/22-4/19 (No class 3/22 3:30-4:30pm (8 Dates) 83372 Finley/Live Oak Rm 7-8 Wed 2/22-4/19 (No class 3/22) 4:30-5:30pm (8 Dates) 83373 Finley/Live Oak Rm 5-6 Wed 4/26-6/21 (No class 5/10) 3:30-4:30pm (8 Dates) 83374 Finley/Live Oak Rm 7-8 Wed 4/26-6/21 (No class 5/10) 4:30-5:30pm Hip Hop Style Dance - Class fee is $52 (S.R. Resident $42) TBA (6 Dates) 83521 Finley/Live Oak Rm 4-6 Tue 2/28-4/11 (No class 3/21) 3:30-4:15pm (6 Dates) 83523 Finley/Live Oak Rm 4-6 Tue 4/18-5/23 3:30-4:15pm Hip Hop Style Dance - Class fee is $66 (S.R. Resident $56) TBA (6 Dates) 83522 Finley/Live Oak Rm 6-9 Tue 2/28-4/11 (No class 3/21) 4:30-5:30pm (6 Dates) 83524 Finley/Live Oak Rm 6-9 Tue 4/18-5/23 4:30-5:30pm

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TUTUS FOR TWOS (Age 2) 4-6 Dates A wonderful world of imagination and ballet is created in this child/adult class, specifically designed for the “youngest” dancer! Miss Jeran creates a playful, stress-free atmosphere as young children are supported by a loving adult (parents, grandparents, aunt, nanny, etc. to develop awareness of their bodies, physical skills and creativity. Min 8 Max 10 (adult/child pairs) Instructor: Jeran Urrutia, over 20 yrs dance and teaching experience.

“PLAYING” BALLET (Age 3-4) 4 Dates Using music, simple ballet and tumbling, children will explore the possibilities of dance. The atmosphere in this first ballet class is positive and non-competitive, allowing the child to “play” at his or her own level. Ballet style attire is suggested. Family and friends are invited to the last 15 minutes of the last class. Min 8 Max 10 Instructor: Marilyn Jakowchik, over 10 yrs experience with tap dance and teaching dance to young children, over 22 years of ballet dance experience.

LOOK AT ME, I’M 3! (Age 3) 4-6 Dates Ballet Tondues and twirls will delight dancers as they discover music and movement. Basic ballet routines and exercises explore all that a 3 year old can really do! Miss Jeran will guide your curious toddler in a simple dance class atmosphere that will allow playful creativity. Ballet style attire is suggested. Family and friends can visit the last class of the session. Min 8 Max 10

TUTUS & TAP (Age 3-4) 4 Dates Bring the dance experience to the young child in a fun, positive and relaxed group atmosphere! Ballet and tap moves are introduced, nurturing the creativity of the young child. Dancers need tap shoes to wear to class. Ballet style attire and (labeled) shoes suggested. Family and friends are invited to the last 15 minutes of the last class. Min 8 Max 10 Instructor: Marilyn Jakowchik, over 10 yrs experience with tap dance and teaching dance to young children, over 22 years of ballet dance experience.

BALLET & TAP (Age 4-7) 4-8 Dates

Festive music and props bring a creative dance experience to the slightly older child. Ballet and Tap moves are introduced in a nurturing environment and, with a focus on learning and fun. This class is perfect for those who have outgrown Tutus & Tap, or for new dancers too! Dancers need to come wearing tap shoes and bring labeled ballet style slippers. Family and friends are invited to watch the last class. Min 10 Max 10 Instructor: Marilyn Jakowchik, 10+ years of experience teaching dance to young children, 10 years of tap and 22 years of ballet experience.

Instructor: Jeran Urrutia, over 20 yrs dance and teaching experience.

More classes to check out! Dance Camp see page 34 for details.

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Location

Age Day

Date

Time Instructor

Tutus for Two - Class fee is $72 (S.R. Resident $62) Jeran Urrutia (6 Dates) 83355 Finley/Live Oak Rm 2 Mon 2/27-4/3 9-10am Tutus for Two - Class fee is $52 (S.R. Resident $42) *5 Dates – $62 (S.R. Resident $52) Jeran Urrutia (*5 Dates) 83356 Finley/Live Oak Rm 2 Mon 4/24-5/22 9-10am (4 Dates) 83357 Finley/Live Oak Rm 2 Mon 6/5-6/26 9-10am (4 Dates) 83358 Finley/Live Oak Rm 2 Wed 2/22-3/15 10-11am (4 Dates) 83359 Finley/Live Oak Rm 2 Wed 3/22-4/12 10-11am (4 Dates) 83383 Finley/Live Oak Rm 2 Wed 4/26-5/17 10-11am (4 Dates) 83387 Finley/Live Oak Rm 2 Wed 6/7-6/28 10-11am “Playing” Ballet - Class fee is $51 (S.R. Resident $41) Marilyn Jakowchik (4 Dates) 83341 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3-4 Thu 2/23-3/16 10-11am (4 Dates) 83342 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3-4 Thu 3/30-4/20 10-11am (4 Dates) 83343 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3-4 Thu 5/4-5/25 10-11am (4 Dates) 83350 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3-4 Thu 6/1-6/22 10-11am (4 Dates) 83351 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3-4 Fri 2/24-3/17 10-11am (4 Dates) 83352 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3-4 Fri 3/31-4/28 (No class 4/14) 10-11am (4 Dates) 83380 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3-4 Fri 5/5-5/26 10-11am (4 Dates) 83384 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3-4 Fri 6/2-6/23 10-11am Look at Me, I’m 3! - Class fee is $72 (S.R. Resident $62) Jeran Urrutia (6 Dates) 83362 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3 Mon 2/27-4/3 10:15-11:15am Look at Me, I’m 3! - Class fee is $52 (S.R. Resident $42) *5 Dates – $62 (S.R. Resident $52) Jeran Urrutia (*5 Dates) 83363 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3 Mon 4/24-5/22 10:15-11:15am (4 Dates) 83364 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3 Mon 6/5-6/26 10:15-11:15am Tutus and Tap - Class fee is $51 (S.R. Resident $41) Marilyn Jakowchik (4 Dates) 83344 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3-4 Thu 2/23-3/16 9-10am (4 Dates) 83345 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3-4 Thu 3/30-4/20 9-10am (4 Dates) 83346 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3-4 Thu 5/4-5/25 9-10am (4 Dates) 83347 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3-4 Thu 6/1-6/22 9-10am (4 Dates) 83348 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3-4 Fri 2/24-3/17 9-10am (4 Dates) 83349 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3-4 Fri 3/31-4/28 (No class 4/14) 9-10am (4 Dates) 83366 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3-4 Fri 5/5-5/26 9-10am (4 Dates) 83379 Finley/Live Oak Rm 3-4 Fri 6/2-6/23 9-10am Ballet and Tap - Class fee is $62 (S.R. Resident $52) *5 Dates $53 (S.R. Resident $43) Jeran Urrutia (6 Dates) 83368 Finley/Live Oak Rm 5-7 Mon 2/27-4/3 4-5pm (*5 Dates) 83369 Finley/Live Oak Rm 5-7 Mon 4/24-5/22 4-5pm Ballet and Tap - Class fee is $45 (S.R. Resident $35) Jeran Urrutia (4 Dates) 83370 Finley/Live Oak Rm 5-7 Mon 6/5-6/26 4-5pm Ballet and Tap - Class fee is $78 (S.R. Resident $68) Marilyn Jakowchik (8 Dates) 83353 Finley/Live Oak Rm 4-5 Fri 2/24-4/28 (No class 3/24, 4/14) 3:30-4:30pm (8 Dates) 83354 Finley/Live Oak Rm 6-7 Fri 2/24-4/28 (No class 3/24, 4/14) 4:30-5:30pm (8 Dates) 83381 Finley/Live Oak Rm 4-5 Fri 5/5-6/23 3:30-4:30pm (8 Dates) 83382 Finley/Live Oak Rm 6-7 Fri 5/5-6/23 4:30-5:30pm

If a course does not meet the posted minimum enrollment, the activity may cancel.

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YO U T H Drama

ENSEMBLE THEATER – PO’S KUNG FU DREAM (Age 7-14) 7 Dates Inspired by the popular animated film ‘Kung Fu Panda’, this humorous play tells the story of how a young Chinese noodle seller became a great warrior and saved his village. This production is an abbreviated version of the original story, using human characters rather than animal characters. The adventure-filled story’s profound message is to find our special purpose in life and to believe in ourselves, and the focus will be on the relationships between the characters and not on staging combat sequences (no martial arts skills required). Older children will need to memorize more lines and carry the storyline while younger children have more class time to play acting games and appear in smaller roles in the final performance. All costumes and set materials are provided. Min 10 Max 20 Instructor: Bridget Palmer, Director of Santa Rosa Children’s Theater and SRCT staff Wed, 2/15-4/5 – 3:30-5pm (No class 3/22) Rehearsal & Performance details given in class Proctor Terrace Elementary, 1711 Bryden Lane Multipurpose Room $156 (S.R. Resident $146) #82999 Sat, 3/11-4/29 – 10:45am-12:15pm (No class 3/25) Rehearsal & Performance details given in class Steele Lane/Dohn Rm $143 (S.R. Resident $133) #83001

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TINY TOTS THEATER - TALES FROM PIXIE HOLLOW (Age 4-6) 8 Dates Young children love make-believe, magic, and play! These endearing stories about Tink and her fairy friends in Pixie Hollow create the opportunity for them to dress up, use their imaginations and explore common themes like friendship, sharing and shyness. Children will have the opportunity to try out being different characters as they discover how fun it can be to prepare a show for their parents and friends. Costumes are provided. Min 10 Max 16 Instructor: Bridget Palmer, Director of Santa Rosa Children’s Theater since 2004 Sat, 3/4-4/29 – 9:30-10:30am (No class 3/25) Steele Lane/Dohn Rm $123 (S.R. Resident $113) #83000

More camps to check out! Summer Drama Camp see page 36 for details.

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Fitness and Sports BABY KINDERGYM (Age 8 to 18 mos.) 4 Dates

FAMILY KINDERGYM (Age 1-3) 4 Dates

Play, socialize, and build strong bodies and fun memories! This class for crawlers and beginning walkers, offers a stimulating and safe environment where child and parent can explore and grow together. Equipment is geared towards this young age group, with time for open play, songs and hand games.

The benefits of family support and social activities can help a young child work towards a more successful future. Help your child thrive as they crawl, run, jump and play with peers, increase body awareness, and participate in group activities with the help of his or her parent/adult caregivers.

Adult/child ratio is 1 to 1. Min 10 Max 16 Instructors: Kindergym Staff

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Age

Day

Adult/child ratio is 1 to 1. Min 10 Max 14 Instructors: Kindergym staff

Date

Time

Baby Kindergym - Class fee is $35 (S.R. Resident $25) *3 Dates - $29 (S.R. Resident $19) (Session 1)

83390 83391 83392

Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm

8mo -1½ 8mo -1½ 8mo -1½

Wed Thu Sat

2/22-3/15 2/23-3/16 2/25-3/25 (No class 3/11)

9:15-10am 9:15-10am 9:30-10:15am

(Session 2)

83393 83394 83395

Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm

8mo -1½ 8mo -1½ 8mo -1½

Wed Thu Sat

3/29-4/19 3/30-4/20 4/1-4/29 (No class 4/8)

9:15-10am 9:15-10am 9:30-10:15am

(Session 3)

83396 83397 83398

Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm

8mo -1½ 8mo -1½ 8mo -1½

Wed Thu Sat

5/3-5/24 5/4-5/25 *5/6-5/20

9:15-10am 9:15-10am 9:30-10:15am

(Session 4)

83399 83400 83401

Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm

8mo -1½ 8mo -1½ 8mo -1½

Wed Thu Sat

6/7-6/28 6/8-6/29 6/3-6/24

9:15-10am 9:15-10am 9:30-10:15am

(Session 5) 83402 83403 83404

Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm

8mo -1½ 8mo -1½ 8mo -1½

Wed Thu Sat

7/12-8/2 7/13-8/3 7/15-8/5

9:15-10am 9:15-10am 9:30-10:15am

Family Kindergym - Class fee is $40 (S.R. Resident $30) *3 Dates - $33 (S.R. Resident $23) (Session 1) (Session 2) (Session 3) (Session 4) (Session 5)

83405 83406 83407 83408 83409

Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm

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Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat

2/25-3/25 (No class 3/11) 4/1-4/29 (No class 4/8) *5/6-5/20 6/3-6/24 7/15-8/5

10:45-11:45am 10:45-11:45am 10:45-11:45am 10:45-11:45am 10:45-11:45am

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Fitness and Sports KINDERGYM (Age 1-3½) 4 Dates Build strong bodies and fun memories! Supporting your child through social activities can enable him/her towards success. These classes are designed to help your child thrive as they crawl, run, jump and play with peers, increase body awareness, and participate in group activities with the help of his or her parent/adult care giver. The stimulating environment is scaled to the child’s needs, enticing your child to explore their surroundings and abilities. Class format is open play, with special parachute and song time. Adult/child ratio is 1 to 1. NOTE: To keep this time safe and special for you and your child, please do not bring siblings or friends to class. Min 10 Max 16 Instructors: Kindergym staff Course Barcode

Location

Kindergym - Class fee is $40 (S.R. Resident $30) (Session 1) 83410 Finley/Valley Oak Rm 83411 Finley/Valley Oak Rm 83412 Finley/Valley Oak Rm 83413 Finley/Valley Oak Rm (Session 2) 83414 Finley/Valley Oak Rm 83415 Finley/Valley Oak Rm 83416 Finley/Valley Oak Rm 83417 Finley/Valley Oak Rm (Session 3) 83420 Finley/Valley Oak Rm 83421 Finley/Valley Oak Rm 83422 Finley/Valley Oak Rm 83423 Finley/Valley Oak Rm

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Date

Time

1 - 2½ 1½ - 3½ 1 - 2½ 2 - 3½

Wed Thu Fri Fri

2/22-3/15 2/23-3/16 2/24-3/17 2/24-3/17

10:30-11:30am 10:30-11:30am 9:15-10:15am 10:45-11:45am

1 - 2½ 1½ - 3½ 1 - 2½ 2 - 3½

Wed Thu Fri Fri

3/29-4/19 3/30-4/20 3/31-4/21 3/31-4/21

10:30-11:30am 10:30-11:30am 9:15-10:15am 10:45-11:45am

1 - 2½ 1½ - 3½ 1 - 2½ 2 - 3½

Wed Thu Fri Fri

5/3-5/24 5/4-5/25 5/5-5/26 5/5-5/26

10:30-11:30am 10:30-11:30am 9:15-10:15am 10:45-11:45am

(Session 4)

83424 83425 83426 83427

Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm

1 - 2½ 1½ - 3½ 1 - 2½ 2 - 3½

Wed Thu Fri Fri

6/7-6/28 6/8-6/29 6/9-6/30 6/9-6/30

10:30-11:30am 10:30-11:30am 9:15-10:15am 10:45-11:45am

(Session 5)

83428 83429 83430 83431

Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm Finley/Valley Oak Rm

1 - 2½ 1½ - 3½ 1 - 2½ 2 - 3½

Wed Thu Fri Fri

7/12-8/2 7/13-8/3 7/14-8/4 7/14-8/4

10:30-11:30am 10:30-11:30am 9:15-10:15am 10:45-11:45am

NEED A FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE! One day Kindergym Drop-in fee: $10. Call ahead first (543-3737) then register at the front desk before class.

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Fitness and Sports TODDLER AND BASIC GYMNASTICS (Age 3-5 and 5-10) 4 Weeks Your child will have a blast learning basic gymnastic skills on all the Olympic apparatus; as well as 3 different types of trampolines. This positive and wellstructured program includes specially designed and scaled equipment to help them gain important motor skills, increase body awareness, strength, coordination and confidence. No experience necessary. Complete viewing area for family and friends. Please wear moveable clothing (no zippers, buttons or snaps), all hair must be tied back, no jewelry and bare feet only. Toddler Gymnastics: Min 7 Max 9 Basic Gymnastics: Min 6 Max 10 Instructors: Santa Rosa Gymnastic Center certified, CPR and First Aid certified, affiliated with and members of the USAG and USAIGC. SRGC has a student/teacher ratio of 10:1. CLASS LOCATION: SRGC classes take place at the Santa Rosa Gymnastics Center (SRGC) 2210 Bluebell Drive in Santa Rosa (707-525-1720). SRGC’s release forms must be completed by Parent of legal guardian prior to start of class

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Date

Toddler Gymnastics – Class fee $70 (S.R. Resident $60) 83127 3-5 Tue 2/21-3/14 83132 3-5 Wed 2/22-3/15 83131 3-5 Thu 2/23-3/16 83130 3-5 Fri 2/24-3/17 83128 3-5 Sat 2/25-3/18 83129 3-5 Tue 3/28-4/18 83133 3-5 Wed 3/29-4/19 83134 3-5 Thu 3/30-4/20 83135 3-5 Fri 3/31-4/21 83136 3-5 Sat 4/1-4/22 83137 3-5 Tue 5/2-5/23 83138 3-5 Wed 5/3-5/24 83139 3-5 Thu 5/4-5/25 83140 3-5 Fri 5/5-5/26 83141 3-5 Sat 5/6-5/27 83147 3-5 Tue 6/6-6/27 83142 3-5 Wed 6/7-6/28 83144 3-5 Thu 6/8-6/29 83143 3-5 Fri 6/9-6/30 83145 3-5 Sat 6/10-7/1 83495 3-5 Tue 7/11-8/1 83150 3-5 Wed 7/12-8/2 83148 3-5 Thu 7/13-8/3 83149 3-5 Fri 7/14-8/4 83146 3-5 Sat 7/15-8/5 Basic Gymnastics – Class fee $78 (S.R. Resident $68) 83151 5-10 Tue 2/21-3/14 83152 5-10 Thu 2/23-3/16 83153 5-10 Tue 3/28-4/18 83154 5-10 Thu 3/30-4/20 83155 5-10 Tue 5/2-5/23 83157 5-10 Thu 5/4-5/25 83156 5-10 Tue 6/6-6/27 83159 5-10 Thu 6/8-6/29 83158 5-10 Tue 7/11-8/1 83160 5-10 Thu 7/13-8/3

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RYTHMIC GYMNASTICS (Age 4-11) 4 Dates

Learn the beautiful sport of rhythmic gymnastics with ropes, hoops, balls and ribbons. Class includes floor work to increase flexibility and strength, basic acrobatic skills, jumps, leaps, turns and balances, hand eye coordination and dance. All equipment provided. Dress: fitted clothing that allows movement (leotard, shorts, leggings etc). Long hair pulled back from the face. Parents are welcome to view the class. Min 8 Max 12 Instructor: Thea Torgersen, former level 10 rhythmic gymnast, 20 years’ experience in rhythmic gymnastics, 8 years teaching experience. Head coach of Global Rhythmic Academy in Petaluma. AGES 4-5 Wed, 10:30-11:30am Steele Lane/Hub Rm $38 (S.R. Resident $28) 2/22-3/15 #82894 3/29-4/19 #82895 5/3-5/24 #82896 AGES 6-11 Thu, 4:30-5:30pm Steele Lane/Hub Rmm $38 (S.R. Resident $28) 2/23-3/16 #82897 3/30-4/20 #82898 5/4-5/25 #828996

ZUMBA KIDS JR. NEW (Age 4-6) 5-6 Dates Zumba kids Jr. is a ROCKIN high-energy dance class for your pint-size lil’ party animal! Focusing on music and movement and packed with kid-friendly routines, kids get to be silly, let loose, and express themselves on the dance floor, reinforcing the idea that it’s ok to be yourself. With an emphasis on fun, kids can benefit from an increase in self-confidence, self-esteem, memory skills, balance, coordination, leaderships skills, as well as making new friends! Fitness shoes and loose fitting clothes suggested. Min 8 Max 20 Instructor: Nina Avila, Zumba certified to teach Zumba Kids, teaching since 2013, hoping to inspire young children discover that fitness can be fun! Finley/Valley Oak Rm (Wed) Finley/Live Oak Rm (Sat) Wed, 2/22-4/5 - 4-4:30pm (No class 3/22) $32 (S.R. Resident $22) #83515 Sat, 2/25-4/8 - 10-10:30am (5 Dates) $27 (S.R. Resident $17) (No class 3/11, 3/25) #83516 Wed, 4/12-5/24 - 4-4:30pm (No class 4/26) $32 (S.R. Resident $22) #83517 Sat, 4/15-5/20 - 10-10:30am $32 (S.R. Resident $22) #83518 Wed/Fri, 6/7-6/23 - 4-4:30pm $32 (S.R. Resident $22) #83519 Wed/Fri, 7/12-7/28 - 4-4:30pm $32 (S.R. Resident $22) #83520

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Fitness and Sports LITTLE SLUGGERS T-Ball and Staff Pitch Leagues (Age 4-8) Boys & Girls

COACHES WANTED!

Call 543-4317 for information about volunteer coaching.

Little Sluggers is a beginner recreational baseball league with a T-Ball league for ages 4-6, and a staff pitch league for ages 6-8. We start off with the free Little Sluggers Field Day. Have questions? Attend the Field Day March 18 from 9-11am. Registration will continue until March 23. Once registered, the preseason basic skills and information Clinic will be Saturday March 25 from 9-11am. The instructional games will begin April 1. To check schedules, team assignments, or for more info go to srcity.org/sports. Sat, 4/1-5/20 – Game Times, 9am-1pm Rincon Valley Community Park $90 (S.R. Resident $80) #83174 (Age 4-6) #83175 (Age 6-8)

BASKETBALL CLINICS (Ages 6-9) Boys & Girls Recreation and Parks Basketball Clinic focuses on the fundamentals and mechanics of Basketball for beginning players. This clinic is designed to introduce basketball to younger players using lowered hoops and adaptable drills and games. Students will focus on the fundamentals of basketball, in a maximum clinic size of 10. All clinics are held in the Hub Room at Steele Lane Community Center. Mon-Thurs 9am-12pm $65 (S.R. Resident $55) 6/19-6/23 #83178 7/10-7/13 #83179 7/24-7/27 #83180 8/7-8/10 #83181

YOUTH INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE (Age 6-8) Boys & Girls

BASKETBALL CAMP (Ages 8-14) Boys & Girls In this Special fundamental day camp run by the City of Santa Rosa Play Santa Rosa Sports staff, we will learn and build upon the fundamentals of basketball through lessons, drills, and games. The Recreation and Parks Basketball Camp is a recreational camp designed for all skill levels. This camp will be at RAMS Gymnasium at Sheppard Elementary, 1777 West Ave. Mon-Thu, 6/12-6/15 9am-3pm $109 (S.R. Resident $99) #83192 Mon-Thu, 7/24-7/27 9am-3pm $109 (S.R. Resident $99) #83194

YOUTH OUTDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE (Ages 4-7) Boys & Girls Youth Outdoor Soccer is a beginner recreational league with a league for boys and girls ages 4-5 and 6-7. We start off with the free Youth Outdoor Soccer Field Day. Have questions? Attend the Field Day Saturday August 19 from 9-11am. Registration will continue until August 23. Once registered, the preseason basic skills and information Clinic will be Saturday August 26 from 9-11am. The instructional games will begin September 2. To check schedules, team assignments, or for more info go to srcity.org/sports.

In this recreational beginner league we kick off with the Free Indoor Soccer Hub Day. Have questions? Attend the Hub Day February 27th from 5:30-7:30pm. Registration will continue until March 1. Once registered, the preseason basic skills and information Clinic will be Monday March 6th from 5:30-7:30pm These instructional 4 on 4, 15-minute half, Indoor Soccer games will begin March 13th. To check schedules, team assignments, or for more info go to srcity.org/sports. Mon, 3/13-5/1 – Game Times, 5:30-8pm Steele Lane/Hub Rm $90 (S.R. Resident $80) #83173 (Age 6-8)

INDOOR SOCCER CLINICS (Age 5-8) Boys & Girls Recreation and Parks Indoor Soccer Clinic focuses on the fundamentals and mechanics of indoor soccer for beginning players. This clinic is designed to introduce soccer to younger players using small goals and adaptable drills and games. Students will focus on the fundamentals of soccer, in a maximum clinic size of 10. All clinics are held in the Hub Room at Steele Lane Community Center. Mon-Thu, 9am-12pm $65 (S.R. Resident $55) 6/26-6/29 #83182 7/17-7/20 #83183 7/31-8/3 #83184 8/14-8/17 #83185

Sat, 9/2-10/28 – Game Times, 9am-2pm Rincon Valley Community Park $90 (S.R. Resident $80) #83186 (Age 4-5) #83187 (Age 6-7)

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Fitness and Sports ‘MINITENNIS’ FOR TODDLERS (Age 3-4) 4 Dates NEW

Finley/PickleBall Courts $62 (S.R. Resident $52)

Classes held at Galvin Community Park Tennis courts, 3330 Yulupa Avenue.

In this adult/child class ‘miniTennis’ class, Coach Mauricio creates a playground for the whole family to explore their athletic abilities! Using age-based smaller sized equipment and low-compression balls in an indoors location, young children and their parent/caregiver learn and practice how to hit back and forth over a net through fun creative games. Wear comfortable clothes and fitness shoes. Min 6 Max 10

Sat, 5/6-6/24 12:30-1:30pm (No class 5/27, 6/10) #83508

Mon/Wed 5:30-6:30pm $70 (S.R. Resident $60)

Sat, 5/6-6/24 6-7pm (No class 5/27, 6/10) #83509

3/13-3/22 #83228 3/27-4/5 #83229 4/10-4/19 #83230 4/24-5/3 #83231 5/8-5/17 #83232 5/22-5/31 #83233 6/5-6/14 #83500 6/19-6/28 #83501 7/10-7/19 #83502 7/24-8/2 #83503

Instructor: Coach Mauricio, has more than six years teaching all ages and levels, is a USPTA Certified Professional and truly believes that ‘families that play together, stay together’! Tue, 9:15-10:15am Finley/Valley Oak Rm $49 (S.R. Resident $39)

(Age 5-10) 6 Dates

Wed, 6/7-7/12 6-7pm #83511 Sat, 7/1-8/5 12:30-1:30pm #83512 Sat, 7/1-8/5 6-7pm #83513

2/21-3/14 #83505 3/28-4/18 #83506 7/11-8/1 #83507 ‘MINITENNIS’ FOR KIDS

Wed, 6/7-7/12 12:30-1:30pm #83510

Tennis Rain-Out Policy Make-ups are only allowed for Recreation and Parks announced rain-outs and not for participant absences. Contact Jason at 707-217-7785 for Spring make-up date class options.

BEG/ADVANCED BEGINNER YOUTH TENNIS (Age 5-14) 4 Dates NEW

This outdoor adult/child class ‘miniTennis’ class creates a playground for the whole family to explore their athletic abilities! Using age-based smaller sized equipment and low-compression balls on the Finley Pickle Ball courts, kids and their parent/ caregiver learn and practice how to hit back and forth successfully over a net using fun creative games. Coach Mauricio truly believes that ‘families that play together, stay together’ and developed miniTennis towards that goal! Wear fitness shoes. Location: Finley Park Tennis/Pickle Ball Courts, 2060 W College Avenue in Santa Rosa. Min 6 Max 12

Designed and structured for ages 5-14, kids will learn to rally and play quickly, with an emphasis on fun! Catered to a child’s age and size by tailoring the equipment, court dimensions and scoring system, this class provides the basics as well as an introduction to scoring. All equipment is provided. Min 6 Max 12 Instructor: Tennis Pro Jason Beard, teaching tennis in Sonoma County for over 15 years

lnstructor: Coach Mauricio, USPTA Certified Professional, plays competitively and is an effective communicator who inspires confidence in the students with more than six years teaching all ages and levels.

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Horsemanship Back for her 35th year in Howarth Park, Linda Aldrich and The Pony Express, brings a wealth of experience and a passion for horses and ponies that your child will love. These classes, offered at the Howarth Park corral (behind the snack bar), are sure to give your child a hands on experience that will last a lifetime. Please Note: All participants in horsemanship classes must bring and wear a properly fitting helmet (either a bike helmet or a USEF approved riding helmet), closed toed shoes (preferably with a heel), and pants. For all classes there is a maximum weight limit of 100lbs. INTRODUCTION TO HORSEMANSHIP (Age 3-12) 1 Day This one-hour workshop is the perfect way to introduce your child to ponies. Participants, through hands on experience, will learn how to groom and saddle their pony and get an introduction to basic riding skills including balance, walking and trotting.

HORSEMANSHIP SUMMER CAMP (Age 6-12) 4 Days This camp setting is the perfect environment for any young equine enthusiasts to master their western riding skills. Camps run Mon-Thur, from 9am-12pm, and will surely be your child’s highlight of the summer. Participants are encouraged to bring a snack, as they will be working up an appetite.

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Introduction to Horsemanship – Class fee is $40 (S.R. Resident $35) 83065 Howarth Park Pony Corral 3-12 Sat 3/11 83066 Howarth Park Pony Corral 3-12 Sat 4/8 83067 Howarth Park Pony Corral 3-12 Sat 4/29 83068 Howarth Park Pony Corral 3-12 Sat 5/13 83069 Howarth Park Pony Corral 3-12 Sat 5/27 83070 Howarth Park Pony Corral 3-12 Sat 7/15 83071 Howarth Park Pony Corral 3-12 Sat 8/26 83072 Howarth Park Pony Corral 3-12 Sat 9/16 83073 Howarth Park Pony Corral 3-12 Sat 10/14 Horsemanship Summer Camp – Class fee is $285 (S.R. Resident $275) 83078 Howarth Park Pony Corral 6-12 M-Th 6/12-6/15 83079 Howarth Park Pony Corral 6-12 M-Th 7/31-8/3

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Special Interest INTRODUCTION TO SPEECH WRITING (Age 6-9) 8 Dates This is an extremely useful class that teaches young students how to write a good speech in six easy steps, which are: 1) Understand why and who 2) Label the sections of the speech 3) Decide the opening and the closing 4) Create the body of the speech 5) Make it interesting 6) Preparing for critical thinking and spontaneous changes. Additionally, they learn the importance of writing like they talk, making it personal. With topics of their interests and our encouragement to use props, stories, jokes, and pictures, we make learning speech writing easy and exciting! Plus, they learn how to structure their thoughts in order to express them with confidence and effectiveness. It is excellent preparation for our advanced courses and their regular school curriculum. Min. 6 Max 10 Instructor: Guru Education staff are highly experienced in Public Speaking & teaching with educational backgrounds in English, Theater Arts, Communication Studies and Literature. Thu, 2/23-4/20 - 5:30-6:30pm (No class 3/23) Steele Lane/Rm 1 $235 (S.R. Resident $225) #81396

GURUS EDUCATION DEBATES AND PUBLIC SPEAKING CS402 (Age 10-14) 8 Dates This is an excellent course to that builds upon the presentation and foundational debate skills in preparation of joining the competitive Debate or Speech Teams of their schools. This class is a combo course of Advanced Public Speaking and Speech Writing and Debates. Each student will learn to write a well-structured and engaging speech, along with different styles such as narrative, descriptive, cause and effect, compare and contrast, process analysis, and persuasive. In debate, students will argue on a variety of their age appropriate topics in various formats. It improves studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; general knowledge on various current affairs topics, as they debate and understand both sides of the topic. The students love to debate!! Min. 6 Max 10

GURUS EDUCATION PERSONAL FINANCE/BANKING AND INVESTMENTS (Age 10-16) 8 Dates

Instructor: Guru Education staff are highly experienced in Public Speaking & teaching with educational backgrounds in English, Theater Arts, Communication Studies and Literature.

Middle school is an excellent time to start learning about money management which helps in creating a foundation for students to become financially independent in their lives later. Since there are no courses about financial literacy in our K-12 curriculum, and it is a very important skill to have, students must seek supplement education. Our personal finance series is the solution. This course teaches the different types of vehicles in which they can invest their money to grow. They learn the risks and returns involved in each of the types of investments, as well as understand the strategies to use before selecting any method. Is Certificate of Deposit or the Stock market the way to go? These are questions students will know how to answer! Students play a fun and practical stock market game throughout the course to understand the risks of investments. Empowerment through personal finance builds a secure future. Start early! Min. 6 Max 10

Thu, 2/23-4/20 - 4:30-5:30pm (No class 3/23) Steele Lane/Rm 4 $235 (S.R. Resident $225) #81402

Instructor: Guru Education staff are highly experienced in Public Speaking & teaching with educational backgrounds in English, Theater Arts, Communication Studies and Literature. Thu, 2/23-4/20 - 6:30-7:30pm (No class 3/23) Steele Lane/Rm 1 $94 (S.R. Resident $84) #81403

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Special Interest TEEN BABYSITTER (Age 12-15) 2 Days

NATURAL A’S (Age 10-17) 1 Day

TEST-TAKING SECRETS (Age 12+) 1 Day

Learn how to set up your babysitting jobs like a real business! Practice baby care with life-like newborn dolls as you learn to diaper, bathe and dress infants. Be prepared for any emergency, as you learn infant and child CPR and safety. Upon successful completion: receive a CPR card through the American Heart Association and a baby-sitter’s certificate from ‘The HealthSource at KidSake’ to show to potential employers. Location: The HealthSource at KidSake - 2999 Cleveland Ave, Ste C, Santa Rosa. Bring a sack lunch & snack. NOTE: $25 material fee is due the first day of class, (cash or credit card only). Late pickup charge: $15 charge will apply to each 15 minutes. Min 10 Max 30

Make note-taking, reading, studying, memorizing and test-taking amazingly efficient! Significantly enhance grades, selfconfidence, and chances for scholarships and college admissions by performing academic skills in alignment with the brain’s natural patterns. Discover simple methods for understanding math and other subjects, optimizing focus and concentration, and preventing test anxiety. Students describe this class as ‘easy to understand’ and ‘necessary’! Parents may also register and participate with their children. NOTE: $30 materials fee paid directly to the instructor in class. Min 10 Max 12

Those who test well excel in school, get better jobs quicker, and get promoted faster. Discover NEW ways to excel on ALL tests-by focusing on key underlying principles that apply to all academic exams (from junior high to graduate school); all standardized tests (from the SAT, APs, and Exit Exam, to the BAR Exam); and any employment, entrance, and promotion exam. Learn how to prevent test anxiety, increase focus & concentration, and reason-yourway to the right answer. Discover the 3 biggest mistakes every test-taker makesand how to correct them-NOW! NOTE: $30 materials fee will be due to the instructor at the workshop. Min 10 Max 12.

Instructor: The HealthSource at KidSake (546-4656)3 Tue/Wed, 6/13 & 6/14 – 9:30am-2:30pm $88 (S.R. Resident $78) #83491 Mon/Tue, 6/26 & 6/27 – 9:30am-2:30pm $88 (S.R. Resident $78) #83490

Instructor: Curtis Adney, MS. J.D. graduated at the top of his college class with a 4.0 G PA, has a Juris Doctor degree form BYU, and conducts numerous academic success seminars throughout the Western U.S. Thu, 7/27 - 9am- 12pm Finley/Maple Rm $48 (S.R. Resident $38) #83205

Instructor: Curtis Adney graduated at the top of his college class with a 4.0 GPA, and has a Juris Doctor degree from BYU. Sat, 4/1 - 9am- 12pm Finley/Maple Rm $48 (S.R. Resident $38) #83211

Tue/Wed, 7/11 & 7/12 – 9:30am-2:30pm $88 (S.R. Resident $78) #83489 Wed/Thu, 8/2 & 8/3 – 9:30am-2:30pm $88 (S.R. Resident $78) #83492 Note: For safety reasons, parents required to sign in and out when dropping off and picking up their children. Late pick-ups charged $15 per 15 minutes.

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Tot Classes

TEENY TOTS (Age 2-3) 8 Dates You and your 2- 3 yearold are invited to join other children in a safe, stimulating and creative environment. Share in their joy and accomplishments as they explore arts & craft projects. Story-time, singing, games and socialization help them prepare for the step up to Tiny Tots! One parent/adult must accompany each child. Min 10 Max 12 Instructors: Teeny Tots Staff

TINY TOTS â&#x20AC;&#x201C; MORNING AND AFTERNOON (Age 3 1/2-5) 12 Dates Oodles of fun activities to keep your 3 1/2-5 year old engaged and growing in confidence and ability! Tiny Tots helps strengthen Kindergarten readiness through art, songs, music, games, stories and socialization, as well as offering physical fun in our outdoor play area. Children must be toilet-trained (no Pullups). Proof of age may be requested. Min 10 Max 15

Tue/Thu - Finley/Madrone Rm $80 (S.R. Resident $70)

Instructors: Tiny Tots Staff

Session I 2/21-3/16 - 9:30-10:30am #81358 2/21-3/16 - 11am-12pm #81359

MORNING SESSIONS (9-11:30am)

Session II 3/28-4/20 - 9:30-10:30am # 81373 3/28-4/20 - 11am-12pm #81371 Session III 5/2-5/25- 9:30-10:30am #81362 5/2-5/25 - 11am-12pm #81363

Mon/Wed/Fri - Finley/Madrone Rm $189 (S.R. Resident $179) Session I 2/22-3/20 #81367 Session II 3/27-4/21 #81370 Session III 5/1-5/26 #81368 AFTERNOON SESSIONS (1-3:30pm) Session I 2/22-3/20 #81366 Session II 3/27-4/21 #81372 Session III 5/1-5/26 #81365

CAMP TINY TOTS (Age 3 1/2-5) 4 Days This summer program keeps youngsters engaged with lots of fun crafts, outdoor games and water play time. Emphasis is on socialization and fun. Snack is included. Children must be toilet-trained. Min 10 Max 15 Instructors: Tiny Tot Staff Mon-Thu, 9-11:30am Finley/Madrone Rm $89 (S.R. Resident $79) Week 1 6/12-6/15 Rodeo Fun! #83098 Week 2 6/19-6/22 Our Town Heroes #83099 Week 3 6/26-6/29 We Love Animals #83100 Week 4 7/10-7/13 Musical Tots #83488

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Tot Classes ¡CANTA CONMIGO! SING WITH ME! SPANISH (Age 1-4) 8 Dates NEW

COLORS OF SPANISH (Age 4-6) 8 Dates

NEW

This class is specifically designed for 4-6 year olds with their parent/adult caregiver to encourage interaction with the Spanish language through Hispanic themed songs, poetry, art, games, role-playing and other age-appropriate activities. Participation through learning and production can reduce apprehension, and early acquisition can lead to bilingual skills for child and adult! All learning materials are presented in class, and take-home CD and songbook are included. Min 8 Max 8 Instructors: Guadalupe, Master’s Degree in Spanish with a focus on Early Childhood Language education, instructing Spanish to families since 2003.

In this parent/adult participation program, students will be introduced to the sounds, structure and vocabulary of the Spanish language, through music, movement and song. Whether a native speaker who wants their family to conserve the language and traditions of your heritage, or you want to encourage Spanish as a second language for young children, this class is the perfect place to begin! Space is limited for this intimate and enriching experience. All learning materials are presented in class, and take-home CD and songbook are included. Min 8 Max 8 Instructors: Guadalupe, Master’s Degree in Spanish with a focus on Early Childhood Language education, instructing Spanish to families since 2003. Tue, 9-9:45am Finley/Maple Rm $170 (S.R. Resident $160) adult and child pair 2/28-4/18 #83496 5/2-6/27 (No class 5/30) #83497

Tue, 10-10:45am Finley/Maple Rm $170 (S.R. Resident $160) adult and child pair 2/28-4/18 #83498 5/2-6/27 (No class 5/30) #83499

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WA-TAM SPRING CAMP 2017 (Age 6-12)

Come join the Wa-Tam bunch for a week at Spring Camp! This special week of old fashioned fun in the great outdoors will include favorite Wa-Tam traditions like canoeing on Lake Ralphine, archery, crafts, nature projects and special guests. Tuesday we will bus over to Finley Aquatic Center for a day of swimming or head to a field trip destination in the event of rain. On Wednesday we will enjoy a visit from Wildlife Associates as Ranger Steve brings his awesome animal show to town! On Friday, campers will get to practice their outdoor cooking skills when we barbecue lunch over an open fire. Parents are encouraged to attend our Friday afternoon presentation complete with songs and skits! Min 30 Max 75 Mon-Fri, 3/20-3/24 - 8am-3pm $185 (S.R. Resident $175) #81321 Extended Hours: 3-5:15pm Extended Hours Fee is an additional $50 Extended Hours Barcode: #81322

SPRING CAMP VERTICAL (Ages 7-14) 5 Days Spring Break is the perfect time for Camp Vertical, where kids learn climbing techniques, knots and safety skills with plenty of time for climbing fun and games on Vertex’s 35-foot high walls. Equipment and Vertex t-shirt included. Min 6 Max 10 Instructor: Vertex staff.

MINE CRAFT BUILD: ADVENTURE USING LEGO® (Age 5-8) 5 Days Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO® resourcefulness, creativity, and cooperation come together in this unique building adventure game; roll the dice to mine for resources, and use these resources to build special items to help in our adventures! Build a Zoo, create a Medieval Castle, and design a Tree House Village! This LEGO® experience is an original game designed by Play-Well instructors inspired by the popular game, Minecraft. Students will have a blast, even without any prior experience with Minecraft or LEGO®. NOTE: no childcare offered before or after camp. Min 11 Max 16. This program is not affiliated with the LEGO® Trademark. Instructors: Play-well TEKnologies Staff Mon-Fri, 3/20-3/24 - 9am-12pm Steele Lane/Dohn Rm $163 (S.R. Resident $153) #82628

SPRING BREAK GYMNASTICS CAMP (Age 5-14) 5 Days

Filled with gymnastics fun! Lots of flipping, jumping, swinging, and climbing. Each afternoon includes a different activity: with tumbling, Fitness day, crafts, Game day and rock climbing. NOTE: Release forms must be filled out prior to start of camp. Child must bring a lunch and something to drink. Min 6 Max 15 Instructor: SR Gym Center staff, CPR and 1st aid trained. Location: Santa Rosa Gymnastics Center, 2210 Bluebell Drive in Santa Rosa (707525-1720) Mon-Fri, 3/20-3/24 – 8:30am-3:30pm $200 (S.R. Resident $190) #83163

Mon-Fri, 3/20-3/24- 9am-12pm Vertex Climbing Center 3358 A Coffey Lane $170 (S.R. Resident $160) #83117 Vertex Climbing Center is a charter member of the U.S. Climbing Gym Association.

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More classes to check out! Horsemanship Summer Camp see page 25 for details.

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Summer Engineering Camps PlayWell-TEKnologies’ “Teaching Engineering to Kids” camps use LEGO® Technic and System components, giving campers an opportunity to build creative projects, design challenges and competitions with guidance from Play-Well’s highly qualified staff. These camps are not affiliated with the LEGO® group. NOTE: no childcare is offered before or after camps. Location: Franklin Clubhouse, 2095 Franklin Ave., Santa Rosa 95404 PRE-ENGINEERING USING LEGO® (Age 5-6) 5 Days Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO®! Build engineerdesigned projects such as boats, bridges, mazes and motorized cars, and use special pieces to create your own unique design, and explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system. This camp is an ideal way to prepare young builders for the challenge of Engineering FUNdamentals. Min 11 Max 24 Mon-Fri, 6/19-6/23 – 9am-12pm $163 (S.R. Resident $153) #82629

ENGINEERING FUNDAMENTALS USING LEGO® (Age 7-12) 5 Days Power up your engineering skills with PlayWell TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO®! Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects such as arch bridges, skyscrapers, motorized cars, and the Battletrack! Design and build as never before, and explore your craziest ideas. Min 11 Max 24

tower cranes, and more while building with your favorite building system, LEGO®. Min 11 Max 24 Mon-Fri, 6/26-6/30 – 9am-12pm $163 (S. R. Resident $153) #82620

BASH-EM’ BOTS USING LEGO® (Age 7-12) 5 Days Have you ever wanted to learn how to make a massive motorized LEGO machine? Our Play Well Engineering instructors guide students in this advanced Play-Well engineering camp, as they re-engineer standard LEGO vehicles into mechanized machines that can traverse challenging obstacles, battle against fellow bots, and take on Play-Well Instructors’ colossal creations. Min 11 Max 24

LEGO® ROBOTICS: WEDO (Age 5-6) 5 Days Have you ever wanted to learn how to make a massive motorized LEGO machine? Our Play Well Engineering instructors guide students in this advanced Play-Well engineering camp, as they re-engineer standard LEGO vehicles into mechanized machines that can traverse challenging obstacles, battle against fellow bots, and take on Play-Well Instructors’ colossal creations. Enrollment is limited for this camp. Min 8 Max 16 Mon-Fri, 7/10-7/14 – 9am-12pm $190 (S. R. Resident $180) #82622

Mon-Fri, 6/26-6/30 – 1-4pm $163 (S. R. Resident $153) #82621

Mon-Fri, 6/19-6/23 – 1-4pm $163 (S.R. Resident $153) #82630

CONSTRUCTION VEHICLES AND MACHINES (Age 5-6) 5 Days Dig into engineering with big trucks, construction vehicles and super machines. Explore the engineering terms, concepts, and vocabulary behind large scale building machines. Build and learn about steamrollers, bulldozers, wrecking balls,

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LEGO® ROBOTICS: EV3 (Age 7-12) 5 days

Build and program robots using the new LEGO® Mindstorms EV3 system! Learn about mechanical and software design, loops, conditional statements, problem solving, and teamwork skills. Work in small groups, program and build your robot, and rise to the challenge. Control the robot to avoid obstacles, pick up and carry objects, and play sounds. Projects are structured so that students work in an open-ended, investigative environment while having fun. Enrollment is limited for this camp. Min 8 Max 16 Mon-Fri, 7/10-7/14 – 1-4pm $190 (S. R. Resident $180) #82623

MINE CRAFT BUILD: ADVENTURE USING LEGO® (Age 5-6) 5 Days Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO® resourcefulness, creativity, and cooperation come together in this unique building adventure game; roll the dice to mine for resources, and use these resources to build special items to help in our adventures! Build a Zoo, create a Medieval Castle, and design a Tree House Village! This LEGO® experience is an original game designed by Play-Well instructors inspired by the popular game, Minecraft. Students will have a blast, even without any prior experience with Minecraft or LEGO®. NOTE: no childcare offered before or after camp. Min 11 Max 24

experience is an original game designed by Play-Well instructors, using gameplay elements and characters inspired by the popular Minecraft video game. Students will have a blast, even without any prior experience with Minecraft or LEGO®. NOTE- no childcare offered before or after camp. Min 11 Max 18 Mon-Fri, 7/17-7/21 – 1-4pm $163 (S.R. Resident $153) #82625

JEDI ENGINEERING USING LEGO® (Age 5-6) 5 Days The Force Awakens in this introductory engineering course for young Jedi! Explore engineering principles by designing and building projects such as LEGO® X-Wings, R2 Units, Energy Catapults, Defense Turrets, and Settlements from a galaxy far, far away. Create motorized and architectural projects with imagination and engineering to defeat the Empire! Min 11 Max 24

JEDI MASTER ENGINEERING USING LEGO® (Age 7-12) 5 Days The Force Awakens in this advanced engineering course for young Jedi! Discover key engineering concepts such as gear trains, worm drives, pneumatics, and eccentric motion. Build LEGO X-Wings, AT-AT walkers, Pod Racers, Star Destroyers, Cloud Cities, Settlements, Fortresses, and other complex machines and structures from a galaxy far, far away. Min 11 Max 24 Mon-Fri, 7/24-7/28 – 1-4pm $163 (S.R. Resident $153) #82627

Mon-Fri, 7/24-7/28 – 9am-12pm $163 (S.R. Resident $153) #82626

Mon-Fri, 7/17-7/21 – 9am-12pm $163 (S.R. Resident $153) #82624

MINE CRAFT BUILD: SURVIVAL USING LEGO® (Age 7-12) 5 Days Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO® resourcefulness, creativity, and cooperation come together in this unique building survival game; roll the dice to mine for resources, craft tools, and watch out for Creepers! This ultimate LEGO® Minecraft

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KIDSCIENCE ADVENTURES SUMMER CAMPS (Age 6-13) 5 Days For 19 years, KidScience has been making science fun! Each week is focused on a science theme using the following science, art and games components. Min 25 Max 75 Science: campers build experiments and take-home projects designed around the weekly theme Art: creative ideas and materials are sprinkled with a little science to create masterpieces using valuable art & craft techniques Games: using games and activities each day, campers learn teamwork and cooperation through play Note - while registering, campers are grouped by age and can request to be with a friend. Staff: Camp Director Mark Bradski, credentialed teacher and hands-on science specialist (707-479-4020) and his quality KidScience staff. Location: A Rincon Valley Area School, TBA Mon-Fri – 9am-3pm $258 (S.R. Resident $248)

Engineering Lab

Each day, you will be faced with engineering challenges. Practice your skills by building bridges that support weight one day, to creating a chain reaction machine, egg drop challenges, towers, flight obstacle course, then design your own challenges with abundant materials. Also, creative engineering with art and games. June 12-16 #83525

Stretchy Science

This week we explore the science of energy with all things that stretch. Use metal springs to make devices that launch, make a mini spring rocket, marble cannon, and catapult. Construct energy storage machines, with different gauge rubber bands, one that shoots rubber bands and another than launches a skydiver you design. Includes safety goggles. Plenty of stretchy opportunities in games this week, and art. June 19-23 #83526

Simple Machines Use science to solve problems with machines. Make a gravity powered sorting machine, design and test your ideas to use pulleys to move remote objects. Build a hand cranked wooden camshaft motor that makes art move. Also, simple machine lab days where you make your own machine to solve a problem, with wood, metal, wheels,

and much more! Make a Sail/gravity model car in art, and race on long ramp in games. June 26-30 #83527

Survival Science

Science and life skills combine, when you learn some survival tools that are fun, and educational. Make an electric trip wire alarm that sounds a buzzer. Play a game where you are presented with a guided scenario and materials, you must create a model shelter, model raft, hunting and fishing materials, use science to make some safe traps, and water collection system. Make a compass, and learn basic navigational skills to go on a treasure hunt. Plus, fire making demonstrations, rope making out of plants, and nature based art. July 10-14 #83528

Ideas Into Actions

Critical thinking and creative skills will be tested as you take scientific concepts and make them reality. A different opportunity each day. Use magnets to create a levitating object. Movable ramps, marbles and a bell, ring the bell and make the marble complete one more task. Make a water filtering machine. Take on a challenge where you choose problem and build a solution. Plus, other fun science tricks and puzzles. Invent and construct a new board game. July 17-21 #83829

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Mix O’ Science

Each day we will explore a different science concept and make something to demonstrate it. Chemical reaction day, make mixtures, potions, and a sediment demonstrator. Edible science, three ways. Plant science, make a small working greenhouse garden. Build a science toy day and other fun experiments, and use science to create art. July 24-28 #83530

BEACH PARTY DANCE CAMP (Age 5-8) 5 Days Let’s turn up the heat and dance all week long! Dancers will explore ‘cool’ music and movement in tap, jazz and ballet, with sunglasses and beach ball props to brighten up the dance combinations. Daily crafts and apparel themes keep the beach party alive! Proper dance technique and skill building while providing opportunities of play and imagination. Min 14 Max 20 Instructor: Jeran Urrutia and Marilyn Jakowchik team-teach together to offer the best creative experience in dance. Mon-Fri, 7/24-7/28 8:30-11am Finley/Live Oak Rm $137 (S.R. Resident $127) #83116

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Pre-Public Speaking Level 1 Summer Camp ADVANCED DEBATES AND PUBLIC SPEAKING CAMP (Age 10-14) 5 Days NEW

PUBLIC SPEAKING CAMP (Age 6-9) 5 Days NEW This course teaches the beginning building blocks of public speaking. Starting with being ready, practiced and focused, they learn the importance of body language and variation in their voices. Within the fun milieu of show and tell, storytelling and poetry recitals, the goal is for your child to start developing more confidence and skill in expressing themselves to a group. To know more visit www.guruseducation.com. Min. 6 Max 10 Instructor: Guru Education staff are highly experienced in Public Speaking & teaching with educational backgrounds in English, Theater Arts, Communication Studies and Literature. Mon-Fri, 6/26-6/30 - 9am-12pm Steele Lane/Rm 4 $269 (S.R. Resident $259) #81395

INTRODUCTION TO SPEECH WRITING CAMP (Age 6-9) 5 Days NEW This is an extremely useful class that teaches young students how to write a good speech in six easy steps, which are: 1) Understand why and who 2) Label the sections of the speech 3) Decide the opening and the closing 4) Create the body of the speech 5) Make it interesting 6) Preparing for critical thinking and spontaneous changes. Additionally, they learn the importance of writing like they talk, making it personal. With topics of their interests and our encouragement to use props, stories, jokes, and pictures, we make learning speech writing easy and exciting! Plus, they learn how to structure their thoughts in order to express them with confidence and effectiveness. It is excellent preparation for our advanced courses and their regular school curriculum. Min. 6 Max 10 Instructor: See “Public Speaking Camp” Mon-Fri, 7/24-7/28 - 9am-12pm Steele Lane/Rm 4 $269 (S.R. Resident $259) #81398

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DEBATES AND PUBLIC SPEAKING CAMP (Age 10-14) 5 Days NEW It is an excellent course to take in preparation of joining the competitive Debate or Speech Teams of their schools. Students will move further learning new formats such as Parliamentary, Lincoln Douglas, and Policy. The course also covers in-depth knowledge of writing and presenting persuasive, informative, and impromptu speeches. The students do research on the advanced speech and debate topics and practice in class. Also, students learn from experts by analyzing the classic and modern famous speeches and speakers. This course is chalkful of challenging concepts and intriguing activities- perfect for the budding avid debater! Min. 6 Max 10 Instructor: See “Public Speaking Camp” Mon-Fri, 1-4pm Steele Lane/Rm 4 $269 (S.R. Resident $259) 6/26-6/30 #81399 7/24-28 #81401

This is an excellent course to that builds upon the presentation and foundational debate skills in preparation of joining the competitive Debate or Speech Teams of their schools. This class is a combo course of Advanced Public Speaking and Speech Writing and Debates. Each student will learn to write a well-structured and engaging speech, along with different styles such as narrative, descriptive, cause and effect, compare and contrast, process analysis, and persuasive. In debate, students will argue on a variety of their age appropriate topics in various formats. It improves students’ general knowledge on various current affairs topics, as they debate and understand both sides of the topic. The students love to debate! Min 7 Max 10 Instructor: See “Public Speaking Camp” Mon-Fri, 7/17-7/21 - 1-4pm Steele Lane/Rm 4 $269 (S.R. Resident $259) #81400

PERSONAL FINANCE CAMP (Age 10-14) 5 Days NEW The goal of these classes is to build financially responsible and smart youth. There are no courses about financial literacy in our k-12 curriculum. It is a very important skill to have. The financial decisions that we take make great impact in shaping our lives. These courses are ideal to sow seeds early on in raising financially responsible and smart youth. This is the foundation course in the series that teaches students the essentials of financial literacy. It gives an overview of the personal finance skills and money management concepts. These courses may inspire them to pursue careers in finance and business! It is highly recommended to take this course by all students. Min. 6 Max 10 Instructor: See “Public Speaking Camp” Mon-Fri, 7/17-7/21 - 9am-12pm Steele Lane/Rm 4 $269 (S.R. Resident $259) #81397

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An Exciting Two Week Performing Arts Immersion Experience! Santa Rosa Children’s Theater drama camp is the perfect summer camp learning experience for young performers! Roles for everyone include those new to theater and for experienced actors. Campers participate in group games, theater improvisation, rehearsals, and instruction in acting, singing, and dancing, along with breaks to go out on the playground or dress-up and make up stories. Make friends, learn new skills and share talents in a fabulous show of scenes from children’s stories and musicals. Come shine with Santa Rosa Children’s Theater! Costumes and Sets provided. Bring a sack lunch and morning snack. Afternoon snacks are provided. Instructors: Bridget Palmer & Caroline Lomba, grew up in Santa Rosa acting in local productions. Bridget pursued graduate studies in directing at UCB and directs Santa Rosa Children’s Theater and Show Biz Kid programs. Caroline has extensive experience in ballet, modern, and jazz and has been co-directing these Drama Camps since 2006. Kot Takahashi, SRJC Theater Arts Dept. and Shakespeare at the Cannery.

DRAMA CAMP SESSION 1

DRAMA CAMP SESSION 2

Camp 1 highlights scenes from Charlie & The Chocolate Factory, The Thief Lord, Hercules, ‘I’d Do Anything’ from Oliver!, ‘Under the Sea’ from The Little Mermaid and a performance by advanced improv students. Min 22 Max 40

Camp 2 highlights scenes from Superheroes, ’Have a Dream’ from Tangled, a musical medley from Seussical and stories from the American Girl series. Min 22 Max 28

Mon-Fri, 6/5-6/16 & Sat, 6/17 9am-3pm Performance: 6/16 at 7pm Steele Lane/Dohn Rm $385 (S.R. Resident $375) #83578

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Mon-Fri, 7/10-7/21 & Sat, 7/22 9am-3pm Performance: 7/22 at 2pm Strawberry Elementary SchooL 2311 Horseshoe Drive $385 (S.R. Resident $375) #83006

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CLOVERLEAF RANCH ADVENTURE CAMP (Age 5-12) 5 Days Have a blast in Cloverleaf’s Ranch Adventure Camp, with archery, soccer, crafts, swimming and more in a unique on-theranch location! Lunch and a healthy snack are provided to keep the energy going during your child’s memorable week. NOTE: all participants must have a parent/ guardian signed release form and health history form. and a ‘How to Go to Camp’ form. Campers and their parent(s) are required to attend camp orientation the Sunday before camp starts, from 2-3pm to meet our counselors and tour the ranch. Registration for each camp ends the Thursday (at midnight) before camp starts on Monday. Call Cloverleaf Ranch (707) 5455906 for all forms, questions and to add on additional fee-based activities offered. Min 10 Max 10 Location: 3892 Old Redwood Highway, Santa Rosa (707-545-5906) Instructor: Cloverleaf Ranch Staff Mon-Fri, 8:15am-5pm $309 (S.R. Resident $299)

ANIMAL VET CAMP FOR KIDS (Age 8-12) 4 Days Want to be an animal doctor? Love animals and science? Then come learn about responsible pet ownership, animal behavior, how animal bodies work, what makes them sick, and the skills veterinarians use to make them better. Campers ‘adopt’ their own pet, then practice what they learn in our classroom ‘Vet Hospital’ using real medical equipment, educational models, videos and demonstrations of how veterinarians spend their days at work. A live animal participant will visit each day to help put our skills to the test! Bring a bag lunch and snack to keep you energized during this fun, interactive academic camp. All materials and a camp T-shirt are included. NOTE: email Dr. Pam for a camp waiver form at pamwittenberg@kidvets. net. No supervision provided before or after camp. Min 15 Max 25 Instructor: Pam Wittenberg, veterinarian with over 30 years of experience in the field. She loves sharing her passion for science, animals, and learning with children and adults of all ages. Mon-Thur, 9am-2pm Steele Lane/Rm 6 $243 (S.R. Resident $233)

Session 1 6/19-6/23 #83102

Session 5 7/17-7/21 #83106

Session 2 6/26-6/30 #83103

Session 6 7/24-7/28 #83107

Session 3 7/3-7/7 (meets on 7/4) #83104

Session 7 7/31-8/4 #83108

Tues-Fri, 9am-2pm Steele Lane/Rm 6 $243 (S.R. Resident $233)

Session 8 8/7-8/11 #83109

6/20-6/23 #81393

Session 4 7/10-7/14 #83105

3/20-3/23 #81392 7/17-7/20 #81394

More classes to check out! Sewing Camp for Kids details online at santarosarec.com

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MIXED MEDIA ART CAMPS (Age 7-12) 4 Days

CREATING ANIMALS ART CAMP (Age 7-12) 3 Days

SEWING CAMP FOR KIDS (Age 7-12) 5 Days

Come mix it up with four great days of art! Different projects, from painting, drawing, paper maché, mosaics, mono-printing and collage will challenge the budding artist, keeping it interesting and fun! Please bring a lunch and a snack. All materials are included. Wear clothes that you can be creative in! Min 9 Max 12

From cats to bats, all kinds of animals will be drawn and created! First we will sketch the animals in graphite and charcoal using models and magazine pictures. From there we work in color with pastels, colored pencils, ink pens, watercolors and acrylics. Three-dimensional objects will also be created with paper mache and modeling clay and finished with color. All materials are included and dress to work with art materials. Bring a snack and sack lunch. Min 9 Max 12

Be creative, learn new skills, sew clothing items and create craft and jewelry projects through step-by-step sewing techniques, Fashion Design Couture, pattern layout, pinning, cutting and draping. Camp projects include designing clothing with a choice of PJ bottoms, skirts, tops, pants or dresses (depending on skill level). Kids can also create their own unique projects, jewelry or craft. Bring sewing fabric and snack. Materials: students are responsible for purchasing and prewashing their own cotton/flannel fabrics. (PJ bottoms: 2.5 yds, skirts: 2 yds, tank top: 1.5 yds.). Sewing machines provided. Min 10 Max 12

Instructor: Kathryn Henderson, degree in Fine Arts and teaching youth since 1993.

A FAIRY’S LIFE SUMMER ART CAMP (Age 7-12) 4 Days NEW This camp presents mixed- media art using papers, cardboard, paint, clay and a variety of organic materials, as well as recyclable objects to create a 4-inch-tall fairy figure and its home. The 3 dimensional portion also includes creating a watercolor book personally written and illustrated by the camper using pens and watercolors. By creating all three items, your child will learn construction, sculpting, drafting, sketching and painting techniques. All materials included. Bring a snack and sack lunch. Min 9 Max 12 Instructor: Kathryn Henderson, degree in Fine Arts and teaching youth since 1993.

Instructor: Kathryn Henderson, degree in Fine Arts and teaching youth since 1993.

DRAW AND PAINT ART CAMP (Age 7-12) 4 Days Proportion, perspective, shading, and fun objects like cupcakes and donut along with expression through color from pastels, colored pencils, ink pens, watercolors and acrylic will keep the young artist challenged and learning in this fun art camp. Please bring snack & lunch. This class can get messy so bring a painting smock / shirt or old clothes. All materials included. Min 9 Max 12

Instructor: Olga Rozhkovo, teaching sewing to children since 1984, fashion designer instructor for 8 years, B.A Degree in Fashion Design (Kirov, Russia).

Instructor: Kathryn Henderson, degree in Fine Arts and teaching youth since 1993.

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Mixed Media Art Camp - Class fee is $241 (S.R. Resident $231) (4 Days) 83110 Finley/Willow Rm 7-12 (4 Days) 83114 Finley/Willow Rm 7-12

Mon-Thu Mon-Thu

6/5-6/8 9:30am-3:30pm 7/24-7/27 9:30am-3:30pm

A Fairy’s Life Art Camp - Class fee is $241 (S.R. Resident $231 (4 Days) 83111 Finley/Willow Rm 7-12

Mon-Thu

6/26-6/29 9:30am-3:30pm

Creating Animals Art Camp - Class fee is $185 (S.R. Resident $175) (3 Days) 83113 Finley/Willow Rm 7-12

Wed-Fri

7/5-7/7 9:30am-3:30pm

Drawing & Creating Animals Art Camp - Class fee is $241 (S.R. Resident $231) (4 Days) 83112 Finley/Valley Oak Rm 7-12 Mon-Thu

7/31-8/3 9:30am-3:30pm

Sewing Camp for Kids - Class fee is $280 (S.R. Resident $270) (5 Days) 81606 Finley/Willow Rm 7-12 Mon-Fri 6/12-6/16 (5 Days) 81607 Finley/Willow Rm 7-12 Mon-Fri 7/10-7/14

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FENCING CAMP FOR KIDS! (Age 7-12) 5 Days Learn to swordfight! Instructor Jim Liebich brings the ancient art of dueling into the modern world with the exciting sport of fencing. Camp includes an incredible week of fencing, cross-training, games and more to give students a solid foundation in this Olympic sport. It’s one summer camp they’ll NEVER forget! This camp is for the beginning fencer or for those new to the sport. All equipment is provided. Bring snacks! Wear t-shirts, sweats or shorts and fitness shoes. Min 8 Max 20 Instructor: Jim Liebich, owner of En Garde Fencing, Moniteur Degree from the United States Fencing Coach’s Association, 17 years teaching fencing. Location: En Garde Fencing Studio, 917D Piner Road, Santa Rosa Mon-Fri, 9am-12pm $170 (S.R. Resident $160) 6/26-6/30 #82940 7/31-8/4 #82941

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BOATING CAMP FOR YOUTH (Age 8-16) Have fun boating on Lake Ralphine and enjoy boating races and games with other class participants. Bring a friend or come alone – you are sure to have a great time! Participants will learn basic water safety through paddle boating, develop some basic boating skills through kayaking, canoeing, row boating, and paddleboarding and even experience an introduction to sailing! Min 4 Max 8

SAILING CAMP FOR YOUTH (Age 11-16) Looking for a new and exciting activity for your child this summer? Try this class and your child will not only have fun, but will learn a skill they can take with them for life. Under the guidance of our skilled instructors, your child will get hands on experience sailing on Howarth Park’s Lake Ralphine. Curriculum is developed specifically to engage and teach youth the basic skills of sailing and boating safety. All participants must be comfortable treading water. Min 3 Max 6

ADVANCED SAILING CAMP FOR YOUTH (Age 11-16) This camp is designed for youth who have completed our Sailing Camp. Our experienced instructors will work with you to polish up your sailing skills and teach you more advanced techniques. They will tailor this class to meet your skills and experience, ensuring you leave the class a better sailor. All participants must be comfortable treading water. Min 3 Max 6 *Additional boating classes on page 48

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Time

Boating Camp for Youth – Class fee is $65 (S.R. Resident $55) 82943 Lake Ralphine 8-16 M-Th 6/12-6/15 82944 Lake Ralphine 8-16 M-Th 6/19-6/22 82945 Lake Ralphine 8-16 M-Th 6/26-6/29 82946 Lake Ralphine 8-16 M-Th 7/10-7/13 82947 Lake Ralphine 8-16 M-Th 7/17-7/20 82948 Lake Ralphine 8-16 M-Th 7/24-7/27 82949 Lake Ralphine 8-16 M-Th 7/31-8/3 82950 Lake Ralphine 8-16 M-Th 8/7-8/10

10:30am-12:45pm 10:30am-12:45pm 10:30am-12:45pm 10:30am-12:45pm 10:30am-12:45pm 10:30am-12:45pm 10:30am-12:45pm 10:30am-12:45pm

Sailing Camp for Youth – Class fee is $80 (S.R. Resident $70) 82952 Lake Ralphine 11-16 M-Th 6/12-6/15 82953 Lake Ralphine 11-16 M-Th 6/19-6/22 82954 Lake Ralphine 11-16 M-Th 6/26-6/29 82955 Lake Ralphine 11-16 M-Th 7/17-7/20 82956 Lake Ralphine 11-16 M-Th 7/24-7/27 82957 Lake Ralphine 11-16 M-Th 7/31-8/3

1:45-4pm 1:45-4pm 1:45-4pm 1:45-4pm 1:45-4pm 1:45-4pm

Advanced Sailing Camp for Youth – Class fee is $80 (S.R. Resident $70) 82958 Lake Ralphine 11-16 Sat 7/10-7/13 82959 Lake Ralphine 11-16 Sat 8/7-8/10

1:45-4pm 1:45-4pm

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SUMMER CAMP VERTICAL (Age 7-10 & 11-14) 5 Days Give your kids an adventure they’ll never forget during Vertex Climbing Center’s summer rock climbing camp. Rock climbing is an excellent way to build self-esteem, and it’s a blast! Participants will learn climbing technique, knots and safety skills, with plenty of time for fun and games on Vertex’s 35 foot high walls. Camp includes a full day of climbing outside at Sunset Boulders on our beautiful Sonoma Coastline. Equipment and T-Shirt included. Min 6 Max 15 Instructor: Vertex Staff. M, Tu, W, F 9am-12pm Thu 9am-4pm $215 (S.R. Resident $205) (Ages 7-10) 6/5-6/9 #83118 6/19-6/23 #83120 7/10-7/14 #83122 7/24-7/28 #83124 8/7-8/11 #83126

(Ages 11-14) 6/12-6/16 #83119 6/26-6/30 #83121 7/17-7/21 #83123 7/31-8/4 #83125

. Vertex Climbing Center of Santa Rosa, a charter member of the Climbing Gym Association of America, has introduced climbing to more than 14,000 people since opening in 1995. For more information on any programs please call 573-1608 or check on-line at www. climbvertex.com.

SUMMER GYMNASTICS CAMP (Age 5-14) 5 Days Filled with lots of gymnastics fun, flipping, jumping, swinging, and climbing! Each afternoon will be a different activity: tumbling, Fitness day, crafts, game day, Summer Carnival day and rock climbing. NOTE: Release forms must be filled out prior to start of camp. Child must bring a lunch and something to drink. Min 6 Max 15 Instructor: SR Gym Center staff, CPR and 1st aid trained. Location: Santa Rosa Gymnastics Center, 2210 Bluebell Drive in Santa Rosa (707-525-1720) Mon-Fri, – 8:30am-3:30pm $200 (S.R. Resident $190) *Wed-Fri, $124 (S.R. Resident $114) 6/5-6/9 #83162

*7/5-7/7 #83167

7/31-8/4 #83171

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7/10-7/14 #83168

8/7-8/11 #83172

6/19-6/23 #83165

7/17-7/21 #83169

6/26-6/30 #83166

7/24-7/28 #83170

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Summer Jobs!

YOUTH TENNIS CAMPS (Age 6-14) 4 Days

All aspects of tennis will be covered in these fun-filled four day camps! Participants will receive instruction, have practice time and game time. Min 6 Max 36 Camp location: Galvin Community Park Tennis courts, 3330 Yulupa Avenue in Santa Rosa. Under the direction of Tennis Pro Jason Beard, teaching tennis in Sonoma County for over 15 years. For questions: jasonbeardmusic@gmail.com or call 707-217-7785 Mon-Thu, 9-11am $100 (S.R. Resident $90) 6/5-6/8 6/12-6/15 6/19-6/22 6/26-6/29 7/10-7/13

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Are you friendly, energetic, highly motivated and do you love to work with children? Responsible and reliable individuals are needed for part time employment with the Santa Rosa Recreation & Parks Department. Finley and Ridgway Swim Centers • Lifeguards • Swim Instructors • Concession/Cashiers • Maintenance Aides Howarth Park • Managers • Lake Guards • Barn Attendants • Concession/Cashiers • Amusement Ride Operators • Sailing & Boating Instructors • Instructors for classes in the park Camps • Camp Directors • Assistant Camp Directors • Camp Counselors • Camp Counselor Aides • Nature Activities Specialist • Extended Hours Supervisor (Full-time, summer positions) Recreation Sensation Program (7 week summer positions) • Arts & Crafts Specialists • Games/Sports Specialists • Site Leaders • Recreation Leaders Softball Field Prep/Scorekeepers • Field Prep • Scorekeeping Position runs April through August, evenings 2-10pm. Applications will be accepted beginning January 18 and ending March 5.

More classes to check out! MiniTennis For Toddlers & Kids see page 24 for details.

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Applications and job descriptions will be available February 1 and may be obtained at the Steele Lane Community Center, 415 Steele Lane, or Finley Community Center, 2060 W. College Avenue or online at srcity. org/recjobs. Most positions are filled by mid-April. Apply early! Pool job descriptions and applications available year round at Finley Aquatic Center, 2060 W. College Avenue or Ridgway Swim Center, 455 Ridgway Avenue.

YO U T H S U M M E R C A M P S Traditional Day Camps

CAMP YU-CHI Come join us at Camp Yu-Chi for another summer of outdoor fun! Camp Yu-Chi is held in Youth Park in Northwest Santa Rosa (across from Piner High School). This park offers a rustic setting next to a creek, yet convenient for a variety of other activities. From crafts, games, skits, songs, archery, swimming (at the Finley Aquatic Center), and nature projects, Camp Yu-Chi does it all! We even take an awesome field trip each session specific to that week’s theme! Each week is capped off with a Friday BBQ

and Parent’s Afternoon program at 4:30pm complete with songs and skits created and performed by the campers themselves! Camp Yu-Chi hours are Monday through Friday 10:30am-5:15pm with extended hours offered from 7:45am-10:30am (for an additional fee). Please note: All field trips are subject to change.

DOYLE ADVENTURE CAMP This exciting and adventurous day camp program is held in Doyle Park for children between the ages of 6 and 12. Regular camp activities include games, outdoor skills, crafts and special events. Where the “adventure” begins is with the 3-4 CityBus excursions to local destinations! Wednesdays and Fridays campers will head to the Ridgway Swim Center for an afternoon of swimming. One or two additional “field trips” are included during the week. ALL drop-off and pick-up locations will be at the Doyle Park Clubhouse. We invite your children to join us for a week of adventure and fun! Extended hours offered from 7:45-10:30am for an additional fee. Please note: All field trips are subject to change.

CAMP WA-TAM This unique summer day camp program is held in Howarth Park for children ages 6 through 12. We invite your children to join us for a week in the great outdoors, meeting new friends and participating in activities such as canoeing, archery, nature & craft projects, and hiking to Spring Lake for a day of swimming. Thursday is a special day and evening. Campers arrive at 1pm and spend the afternoon putting the finishing touches on their costumes and props for the very exciting Parents Night Program! Dinner is cooked over a campfire, and all parents, grandparents, and friends begin arriving at 6:30pm for an hour of entertainment as the campers present songs, skits and spontaneous comedy. Following the program, parents say good night, and we wind up the day with a snack, a special T-shirt ceremony, and a peaceful night’s sleep under the stars!

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CAMP YU-CHI HOURS/FEES Mon-Fri: 10:30am-5:15pm Fees: $175 (S.R. Resident $165) $15 off if you register by June 2nd Extended Hours (optional)* Mon-Fri: 7:45am-10:30am Extended Hours: $50 additional* *Must register separately for extended hours.

DOYLE CAMP HOURS/FEES Mon-Fri 10:30am-5:15pm Fees: $175 (S.R. Resident $165) $15 off if you register by June 2nd Extended Hours (optional)* Mon-Fri: 7:45am-10:30am Extended Hours: $50 additional* *Must register separately for extended hours.

CAMP WA-TAM HOURS/FEES Mon-Wed: 9:30am-3pm Thurs: 1pm (camp begins) Fri: 10am (camp ends) Fees: $185 (S.R. Resident $175) Extended Hours (optional)* Mon-Wed: 3-5:15pm Extended Hours: $40 additional* *Must register separately for extended hours. Don’t forget... When registering for a session of camp and you need extended hours, you must first register for the camp session; then register for extended hours with the appropriate barcode numbers.

LATE FEES There is a late fee of $5 for every 15 minutes you are late in picking up your child! Please be on time! A 25% cancellation fee will be charged if request is received less than 7 days prior to the start of camp.

CAMPS REFUND POLICY Full refund if request is received 7 days prior to first day of camp. 25% cancellation fee charged if less than 7 days prior to start of camp. No refunds after 5pm Thursday prior to camp.

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Date

Theme

Camp

Barcode

Ext. Hrs

Week #1 6/12-6/16 Wild, Wild, West

Wa-Tam 81374 81375 Doyle 81340 81341 Yu-Chi 81324 81325

Week #2 6/19-6/23 Stupendous Shark Week!

Wa-Tam 81376 81377 Doyle 81342 81343 Yu-Chi 81326 81327

Week #3 6/26-6/30 Cave Dwellers

Wa-Tam 81378 81379 Doyle 81344 81345 Yu-Chi 81328 81329

*Week #4 7/5-7/7 Lights, Camera, CAMP! 3 Day Camp!

Wa-Tam 81380 81381 Doyle 81346 81347 Yu-Chi 81330 81331

Week #5 7/10-7/14 “Sun”sational Science

Wa-Tam 81382 81383 Doyle 81348 81349 Yu-Chi 81332 81333

Week #6 7/17-7/21 Super-Duper Hero Week

Wa-Tam 81384 81385 Doyle 81350 81351 Yu-Chi 81334 81335

Week #7 7/24-7/28 Pirate Week

Wa-Tam 81386 81387 Doyle 81352 81353 Yu-Chi 81336 81337

Week #8 7/31-8/4 Jammin’ in the Jungle!

Wa-Tam 81388 81389 Doyle 81354 81355 Yu-Chi 81338 81339

Week #9 8/7-8/11 Mystery Week

Wa-Tam 81390 81391 Doyle 81356 81357 No Yu-Chi

*No camp on Monday or Tuesday, July 3rd & 4th of Week #4! Pro-rated fees for this week: Wa-Tam: $105/$115 Yu-Chi & Doyle: $100/$110 Extended Pro-rated fees week of July 4: Wa-Tam: $10 Doyle & Yu-Chi: $30

Looking to be a CIT? Check out work experience on pages 13-14. Register at santarosarec.com

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2017 Camp Themes for Camp Yu-Chi, Doyle Adventure Camp and Camp Wa-Tam Celebrating over 50 years of offering quality Day Camps! Wild, Wild, West (Wk 1)

Lights, Camera, CAMP! (Wk 4)

Pirate Week (Wk 7)

Dust off those Cowboy boots and put on your hats as we explore the dusty trails at camp! Spend the week “Home on the Range” as the Wildlife Associates visits with animals from California’s Wild West. A gold rush, western style food, games and crafts will only add to the fun. Doyle and Yu-chi campers will be taking a field trip to Full House Farm where we will have lunch, see how cheese is made, and maybe even milk a cow!

Future directors, actors and producers step right up for some Camp Theater! The camp staff has a variety show planned in which the campers will be the stars. Creativity will abound as props, costumes and special effects are created. Doyle Adventure Camp and Camp Yu-Chi will visit the Charles M. Schulz Museum for a tour, quick film and cartooning lessons! Each camp will enjoy a performance by a magician!!

Join the camp staff as they hoist the sails and swab the decks on a journey of the seven seas! Fun and Adventure are in sight as we sail unchartered waters. You’ll spend the week in search of camp’s hidden treasure and return home with tales of your exploits! (Doyle and Yu-Chi Campers will take a trip to Doran Beach for a scavenger hunt in search of buried treasure!)

Stupendous Shark Week! (Wk 2)

Break out your sunscreen and get ready for Sunsational week of camp! The fun begins with creative science based art projects that involve the summer sun and the campers’ own imaginations. All three camps will enjoy a visit from Benny and Bebe’s Magic Science Show! Doyle and Yu-Chi campers will enjoy a star show in the planetarium at the S.R.J.C.!

Lions and tigers and Bears Oh My! Get your gear ready as we delve into the deepest, darkest jungles that Howarth, Doyle and Youth Parks have to offer. You may not see a tiger, but Ranger Steve might have a Mountain Lion up his sleeve when he brings his Wildlife Associates show to town! Doyle Adventure Camp and Camp Yu-Chi will visit explore the Jungles of Armstrong Woods!

Super-Duper Hero Week (Wk 6)

Mystery Week (Wk 9)

Is it a bird? A Plane? No! –It’s those wacky and wild counselors from the Camps programs! Camp crafts and group games will highlight your child’s favorite Super Heroes! Camp Yu-Chi and Doyle Adventure Camp will fly through the air like their favorite superhero as we visit Rebounderz in Rohnert Park. Join us for a Marvelous week as all three camps do their best to thwart the camp villain from stealing their T-shirts!

Welcommen! Buenos dias! Bonjur! Campers will become detectives as they try to solve the big camp mystery! A lesson from Sherlock Holmes and plenty of clues will help keep campers on their toes! Who knows what animals might show up when Wildlife Associates will visits on Thursday, and the whole camp is sure to be surprised when the Dinner menu is revealed! (Camp Wa-Tam and Doyle Adventure Camp Only)

Mermaids, shells, fish, whales and don’t forget SHARKS await us as campers explore life under the sea through nature and craft projects. Nature projects will focus on debunking Shark myths as we make Shark Tooth Necklaces! Doyle Adventure Camp and Camp Yu-Chi will visit the Doran Beach for a day of fun at the beach! (there will be no swimming on this field trip). All three camps will top off the week with an outrageous “Under” the Water Fair!

Cave Dwellers (Wk 3) Journey back to the “Land Before Time” when your counselors lived in caves and dinosaurs roamed the land. Each group will learn to live off the land like cave people, which will include outdoor cooking skills! Wild Life associates will bring their famous “Reptile Show” complete with a boa, a python and monitor lizard! Doyle Adventure Camp and Camp Yu-Chi will roam the caverns of Pump It Up!

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Jammin’ in the Jungle! (Wk 8)

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UCP OF THE NORTH BAY PRESENTS: CAMP KAOS 2017! (Age 6-17)

Day Camp Questions & Answers for Camp Yu-Chi, Doyle Adventure Camp and Camp Wa-Tam What is the supervision ratio?

Each group of 15 to 17 campers is supervised by one counselor, one counselor aide and 2-3 CIT’s (counselors-in-training).

What is the age range of your staff?

Generally, our counselors are college age students and our counselor aides are high school age.

Does your staff receive training?

All of our staff and volunteers attend a one week inservice training program to learn how to lead the various activities in a fun and safe manner.

Will my child be with kids his/her own age?

Yes! Tribes/Groups are divided by age so that the activities can be tailored accordingly.

Can my child be grouped with a friend?

In order for requests to be considered, BOTH campers must request each other at the time of registration. Groups are divided by age, so please be sure that the friends requesting one another are of similar age (by one year). We strive to maintain a group size of between 15-17 and will not rearrange groups if this number is compromised. We will try to accommodate all requests, however cannot guarantee placement. Only requests made prior to the first day of camp will be considered.

Do I need to park my car and get out to check my child in each day?

Yes, for the safety of the children it is important that parents/guardians check the child in and out with the counselor in person. Finding a parking space may take a few minutes so please plan to arrive early and remain patient until you find a designated parking space.

Do the camps fill up fast?

Camp Wa-Tam does! Due to Wa-Tam’s popularity and limited space, you will only be able to register for a maximum of four sessions until June, 2017. Please sign-up early if you have a specific week in mind!

What does my child need to bring?

United Cerebral Palsy of the North Bay, in cooperation with the City of Santa Rosa Recreation and Parks Department, will be holding its annual day camp, Tuesday through Friday, August 1st through August 4th, from 10am until 3pm at Howarth Park in Santa Rosa. Activities will include art and crafts, music, adapted sports, games, train rides, and more! This camp is organized and run by UCP of the North Bay camp directors and staffed by dedicated and trained volunteers. This unique and fun day camp offers many exciting experiences. Cost is $180 for the week. For more information, contact UCP of the North Bay at (707) 766-9990 or visit the website at www.ucpnb.org

KAMP KENNEDY (Age 6-18) Santa Rosa Rec & Parks, in partnership with United Cerebral Palsy of the North Bay is once again proud to offer Kamp Kennedy in its 48th year! This is a day camp for children & teens ages 6-18 with developmental disabilities. While greeting old friends and making new ones, children will experience boating, crafts, songs, story time, games, and outdoor cooking. Kamp will take place at the Howarth Park Gazebo. Cost is $135, however, Kamperships are available. If requesting a Kampership, a $75 deposit is required. Kamp will be supervised by volunteers and summer camp staff specializing in good times and rewarding activities! Please note: A Special Needs Information sheet will be mailed in early July for registered participants. Ages 6-18 Tues-Fri, 7/25-7/28 Tues-Thurs, 10am-3pm Fri, 2-7pm Howarth Park Gazebo $135 #81323

Specifics are included in the parent letter that will be mailed in early June, and can be found online. For those who register online, you can download the parent letter.

Can my 5¾ year old attend camp?

Only if they have completed a year of Kinder and are entering the 1st grade in Fall 2017.

Are scholarships available?

Scholarships are available for those who reside within the city limits of Santa Rosa and/ or Santa Rosa Unified School district. Please see page 90 for more information.

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For more information, see our camps and videos at santarosarec.com

B OAT I N G & S A I L I N G Boating & Sailing in Howarth Park BOAT RENTAL INFORMATION Lifejackets are provided for free with the rental and all boaters MUST wear a lifejacket. Paddleboat: $12/hour Accommodates: 4 people/740 lbs. Single Kayak: $8/hour Accommodates: 1 person Double Kayak: $10/hour Accommodates: 2 people Sailboat: $12/hour Accommodates: 2 people/370 lbs. Please Note: You must have experience sailing and pass a short sailing test. Canoe: $12/hour Accommodates: 4 people/730 lbs. Paddleboard: $12/hour Accommodates 1 person PLEASE NOTE: Boats are rented on a first-come, first-served basis: we do NOT take reservations. We accept cash, Visa or MasterCard. Please, no large bills.

Spring Rental Hours: March 4 - June 11, Sat/Sun 11am-5pm, weather permitting. Also open Spring Break March 20-23 (M-Th 11am-5pm), Easter Sunday April 16 (1-5pm), Memorial Day Monday, May 29 Summer Rental Hours: June 12 - August 10, Sat-Sun 11am-5pm, Mon-Thur 11am-4:30pm (Closed Fridays), weather permitting.

BRING YOUR OWN BOAT TO HOWARTH You are welcome to bring your own boat to Lake Ralphine. There is a day launch fee of $2 per boat, or a yearly launch permit for $10 per boat. These are available at the Boathouse during rental hours. (If you come during non-rental hours, you can launch your boat for free.) Boats over 20 ft are not allowed. Electric engines only!

PRIVATE CLASSES AND LESSONS If you are interested in a private class for yourself or for a group, please contact us at howarthpark@srcity.org or call 543-3298.

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Boating & Sailing Class Information KAYAKING (Age 5+) 1 Day

Paddle around Lake Ralphine enjoying the outdoors and the wildlife! Our experienced instructors will work with you on learning paddling, kayak handling skills, and boating safety, while having loads of fun! Learn how to launch a kayak from the shore and the boat dock and how to safely get in and out of the kayak. Whether you come alone or with family and friends, be prepared for an enjoyable time on the lake! Please Note: Children ages 5-8 MUST be accompanied by an adult that is registered for the class! Min 4 Max 8

PADDLEBOARDING (Age 8+) 1 Day Come to Howarth Park to enjoy paddleboarding lessons! Lessons include personal instruction on techniques for the beginner and advanced boarder alike. The first hour of class will be intensive instruction followed by an hour of ‘free paddling” in which the instructor will be on the water for follow up instruction for all students. Min 4 Max 7

BEGINNER’S SAILING CLASS (Age12+) 1 Day Have you ever wanted to learn to sail? Come out to Howarth Park’s Lake Ralphine and our experienced instructors will teach you the basics needed to enjoy sailing around the lake. All participants must be comfortable treading water. NOTE: This class is an introductory class. We recommend taking Intermediate/Advanced Sailing after completion of this course to develop the skills needed to fully enjoy independent sailing. Min 3 Max 6

INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED SAILING CLASS (Age 12+) 1 Day The Intermediate/Advanced Sailing Class is perfect for sailors who would like to have an instructor available to answer questions and give them tips. Our instructors will help you expand on the skills and the knowledge needed to gain more confidence on the water. This class can be repeated as many times as you choose to reach your desired level of ability. All participants must be comfortable treading water. NOTE: Participants must have basic sailing and boating safety knowledge. Completion of either Sailing Camp for Youth or Beginner’s Sailing is recommended prior to taking this course. Min 3 Max 6

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For boating, sailing, and kayaking classes, please brings clothes and shoes that you wouldn’t mind getting wet. Sailing and kayaking classes do practice capsizing, so come prepared! Although not all the classes get into the water, it is good to be ready just in case. You may also wish to bring a towel, hat, sun block, water, and a snack. Please leave any valuables at home or locked securely in your vehicle, out of sight. For Summer Sailing Camps please see page 40. For Paddleboard Yoga Classes please see page 55. Barcode Location

Age Day Date

Time

Kayaking – Class fee is $35 (S.R. Resident $25) 82970 Lake Ralphine 5+ Sat 4/1 82971 Lake Ralphine 5+ Sat 5/13 82972 Lake Ralphine 5+ Sat 6/10 82973 Lake Ralphine 5+ Sat 7/8 82974 Lake Ralphine 5+ Sat 8/12 82975 Lake Ralphine 5+ Sat 9/2 82987 Lake Ralphine 5+ Sat 9/23

10:15am-12:15pm 10:15am-12:15pm 10:15am-12:15pm 10:15am-12:15pm 10:15am-12:15pm 10:15am-12:15pm 10:15am-12:15pm

Paddle boarding – Class fee is $35 (S.R. Resident $25) 82976 Lake Ralphine 8+ Sat 4/22 82977 Lake Ralphine 8+ Sat 5/20 82978 Lake Ralphine 8+ Sat 6/3 82979 Lake Ralphine 8+ Sat 6/24 82980 Lake Ralphine 8+ Sat 7/22 82981 Lake Ralphine 8+ Sat 8/5 82988 Lake Ralphine 8+ Sat 8/26 82998 Lake Ralphine 8+ Sat 9/9

10:15am-12:15pm 10:15am-12:15pm 10:15am-12:15pm 10:15am-12:15pm 10:15am-12:15pm 10:15am-12:15pm 10:15am-12:15pm 10:15am-12:15pm

Beginner’s Sailing Class – Class fee is $50 (S.R. Resident $40) 82960 Lake Ralphine 12+ Sat 4/1 82961 Lake Ralphine 12+ Sat 4/22 82962 Lake Ralphine 12+ Sat 5/13 82963 Lake Ralphine 12+ Sat 6/10 82964 Lake Ralphine 12+ Sat 6/24 82965 Lake Ralphine 12+ Sat 7/8 82966 Lake Ralphine 12+ Sat 7/22 82967 Lake Ralphine 12+ Sat 8/12 82968 Lake Ralphine 12+ Sat 9/2 82969 Lake Ralphine 12+ Sat 9/9

1-5pm 1-5pm 1-5pm 1-5pm 1-5pm 1-5pm 1-5pm 1-5pm 1-5pm 1-5pm

Intermediate/Advanced Sailing Class – Class fee is $45 (S.R. Resident $35) 82982 Lake Ralphine 12+ Sat 4/29 2:30-5pm 82983 Lake Ralphine 12+ Sat 6/17 2:30-5pm 82984 Lake Ralphine 12+ Sat 7/15 2:30-5pm 82985 Lake Ralphine 12+ Sat 8/19 2:30-5pm 82986 Lake Ralphine 12+ Sat 9/16 2:30-5pm

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Arts & Crafts

BEGINNING WATERCOLOR (Age 13+) 4 Dates Learn to tame this wonderful wet medium and make it work for you! This beginning class starts off with color, and then introduces proper brushes, paper, tools and technique. Subject matter includes simple still-lifes and landscapes. All materials are included. Min 8 Max 12 Instructor: Kathryn Henderson, degree in art from San Jose State University, over 30 years painting experience.

ZENTANGLE® BASICS FOR FUN AND RELAXATION (Age 18+) 2 Days

Thu,4/6-4/27 - 5:30-7:30pm Finley/Willow Rm $104 (S.R. Resident $94) #83331

BALLOON ART – ‘TWISTING’ THE NITE AWAY! (Age 8+) 1 Day Learn a new skill - balloon twisting! Make a doggie, giraffe or a party hat - just for the fun of it. In this beginner class, basics are presented, then get as creative as you like! For young and old alike, balloons are a great way to entertain family and friends, and it’s a whimsical stress-reliever too! All materials are included and participants take home their balloon sculpting creations. Min 8 Max 12 Instructor: Pamela Sue Porter, B.A. in theater arts, teaching improvisation, juggling, face painting, balloon art, stilt walking for over 15 years, local clown/juggler/ face painter/balloon artist (A.K.A. Twizzle the Clown) in Santa Rosa. Thu, 4/6 – 6:30-8pm Finley/Maple Rm $32 (S.R. Resident $22) #82902

MOSAICS (Age 13+) 4 Dates Create your own ‘object d’art’ by using a plethora of materials placed creatively and artfully to a multitude of different shapes and objects. Choose your project, from a stepping stone to a frame or vase, and Kathryn will explain and demonstrate each step of the process. It’s so easy and all materials are provided. Just show up! All levels and creative interests are welcome. Min 8 Max 12 Instructor: Kathryn Henderson, degree in art from San Jose State University, over 30 years art & craft experience. Tue, 5/2-5/23 - 5:30-7:30pm Finley/Willow Rm $104 (S.R. Resident $94) #83330

ZENTANGLE® ZENDALAS! (Age 18+) 1 Day Now that you know what Zentangle is and you’ve tried your hand at it, expand your Zentangling experience to include round “prestrung” tiles called Zendalas! In this class you will complete two Zendalas – one from a completely blank round Zendala, and one from a “prestrung” round Zendala. Several new tangles will be introduced to add to your growing Tangle Library. All materials are included, and additional Zentangle materials will be available for purchase after class. Min 6 Max 15

Zentangle®…what exactly is it? The Zentangle® Method is an easyto-learn, fun and relaxing way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns on small papers called “tiles.” Almost anyone can use it to create beautiful images – even if you are convinced you aren’t artistic! Emphasis is placed on one stroke at a time in order to make exquisite designs with ease. With Zentangle®, ‘Anything is possible, one stroke at a time.’™ In just two classes, you will create beautiful images, along with several structured patterns called “tangles.” It’s easy, it’s fun, and it’s relaxing. Come see what this new art form is all about! All materials are included. Additional Zentangle® materials available for purchase. Details given in class. Min 6 Max 15 Instructor: Deborah Butterfield is a professional local artist & Certified Zentangle® Teacher. Tue, 3/7-3/14 - 6:30-8:30pm Finley/Willow Rm $88 (S.R. Resident $78) #83332

Instructor: Deborah Butterfield (see Zentangle® Basics bio) Tue, 3/21 – 6:30-8:30pm Finley/Willow Rm $50 (S.R. Resident $40) #83333

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Business & Computer MS WINDOWS BASICS (Age 18+) 1 Day Does a computer intimidate you? Learn the basics on a Windows computer -- how to create documents, save them, change them, and even have some fun while doing it! There will be time to explore related computer topics, such as purchasing, repairing, and upgrading hardware, installing software, and all the other things you’ve wanted to ask about. Min 6 Max 12 Instructor: Norman Rose MA, PhD, has been an instructor in SRJC’s Computer Studies Department since 1996. Sat, 5/13 – 9am-1pm Person Sr. Wing/Rm 23 $60 (S.R. Resident $50) #82055

MS WORD BASICS (Age 18+) 1 Day Learn the basics of word processing using Microsoft Word. You’ll learn how to create, save, and modify documents, format text for emphasis, move text, add pictures, check spelling, and perform other useful skills. Min 6 Max 12 Instructor: Norman Rose MA, PhD, has been an instructor in SRJC’s Computer Studies Department since 1996. Sat, 5/20 – 9am-1pm Person Sr. Wing/Rm 23 $60 (S.R. Resident $50) #82053

INTRODUCTION TO USING YOUR IPHONE & IPAD (Age 18+) 1 Day Your iPhone and iPad can do so much; learn their full potential! This course is for people who have an iPhone or iPad and want to learn how to use it and become more comfortable with it. Learn about the email, iMessaging, and Siri. Master the built-in applications and even how to use FaceTime to see your family and friends while talking to them. You will also learn how to find and pick the best applications. This is an interactive, hands-on class, so bring your iPhone or iPad Apple I. D. and password and your questions. Min 8 Max 12 Instructor: Richard Lazovick has a BS-EE from Cornell University and an MBA from UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business. He has worked as a hardware and software engineer, an inventor, and a teacher. He has also done marketing, website design, and social media. Wed, 6-9pm Finley/Maple Rm $57 (S.R. Resident $47) 3/15 #83334 7/26 #83336

INTRODUCTION TO ANDROID (Age 18+) 1 Day NEW Your Android devises can do so much; learn their full potential! This course is for people who have a Samsung or other Android device and want to learn how to use it and become more comfortable with it. Discover it’s amazing features and capabilities and some hidden secrets. Learn about the email, Messaging, and Google Search. Master the built-in applications and even how to do video calls to see your family and friends while talking to them. You will also learn how to find and pick the best applications. This is an interactive, hands-on class, so bring your device, ID’s & passwords, and your questions. Min 8 Max 12 Instructor: Richard Lazovick has a BS-EE from Cornell University and an MBA from UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business. He has worked as a hardware and software engineer, an inventor, and a teacher. He has also done marketing, website design, and social media Thu, 6-9pm Finley/Maple Rm $57 (S.R. Resident $47) 3/16 #83339 7/27 #83340

MS EXCEL BASICS (Age 18+) 1 Day Learn the basics of spreadsheet software, using Microsoft Excel. You’ll learn how to create and format a worksheet to perform math operations, so you can create budgets, invoices, financial records, grade books, etc. You’ll also learn how to create charts and graphs from your data. Min 6 Max 12 Instructor: Norman Rose MA, PhD, has been an instructor in SRJC’s Computer Studies Department since 1996. Sat, 5/27 – 9am-1pm Person Sr. Wing/Rm 23 $60 (S.R. Resident $50) #82051

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Dance

FLAMENCO DANCE (Age 18+) 8 Dates

BOLLYWOOD INDIAN DANCE (Age 16+) 4-6 Dates

Stomping feet, graceful hands and attitude! This is the proud and powerful dance from Spain known as flamenco. Joelle offers fundamental footwork patterns, arm and hand movements, hip movement, and a general understanding of flamenco rhythms. Each new session offers new choreography as well as flamenco technique exercises. Students are encouraged to wear a shoe with a sturdy heel. Character projection and confidence building exercises are also taught. Classes are accompanied by student and professional guitarists. Min 8 Max 10

Dancing is the foundation of every Indian Bollywood film! Timing, rhythm, energy & sharp controlled expressive movements are hallmarks of Bollywood Dance, which combines traditional & classical Indian dances, including bhangra, with the influence of jazz, hip-hop & modern dance. Class begins with a foot-tapping dance warm-up, then moves onto full body and cardio movements and fun choreography, all to upbeat Indian Bollywood songs! Feel the energy within you and receive energy from the music! Class ends with a nice cool down and a touch of yoga. Wear comfortable, moveable clothing. Under 18 yrs must be accompanied by a paying adult. Min 10 Max 15

Instructor: Joelle Goncalves, over 10 yrs. Experience and is the Artistic Director of dance troupe ‘Sol Flamenco’. Wed, 5:30-6:30pm Person Sr. Wing/Rm 25 $67 (S.R. Resident $57) 2/8-3/29 #83092 6/7-7/26 #83093 8/9-9/27 #83577

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Instructor: Homa Saxena, bilingual in Hindi and Indian languages, 15 yrs experience dancing and teaching dance in India and Canada. Certified yoga instructor Mon, 6:30-7:30pm Person Sr. Wing/Rm 4 6 Dates - $76 (S.R. Resident $66) 3/13-4/17 #83097 5/1-6/5 #83094

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Monthly Social Dances “FRIDAY NIGHT AT FINLEY” (Age 18+) Come dance at Finley! Make the 3rd Friday of the month a time to dance, meet new people or have a fun ‘date night’. Designed for adult singles and couples, these monthly evening dances feature Nightclub TwoStep lessons taught by local professional instructors. DJ Steve Luther plays swing, Latin, disco, Motown, & ballroom tunes for an evening of fun and smooth dance moves. No experience or partner is necessary! 7:30-10:30pm $10 at the door

BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE BELLY DANCE (Age 16+) 10 Dates Join Theresea Jade for belly dance, a great way to keep fit while having fun! Your body will love becoming stronger and more flexible with this beautiful age-old dance. Each student will work at their own pace while learning the basic beautiful and graceful movements of belly dance. Dress in comfortable clothing, or purchase simple coin belts or finger cymbals (not a requirement).Purchasing details are given in class, along with the end-of-season Hafla (dance party). Min 15 Max 25 Instructor: Theresea Jade, performing & teaching in Sonoma County since 1976, Director/Choreographer of the Jewels of Beladi Dance Troupe. Her expertise has earned her awards and teaching positions throughout the Bay Area.

JEWELS OF BELADI – BELLY DANCE TROUPE (Age 16+) 20 Dates

February 17 March 17 April 21 May 19 June 16 July 21

Do you love to perform? Here is your chance to have fun while dancing with a group! Jewels of Beladi Troupe class is for Intermediate and Advanced students. Dancers must have had at least intermediate belly dance experience or have taken Theresea Jade’s beginning class. Costuming is a requirement. A Hafla (dance party) is presented at the end of the session and voluntary performance opportunities are also available, with details given in class. Join the fun and sign up today! Min 12 Max 20 Instructor: Theresea Jade, see Beg/Intermediate Belly Dance bio. Tue, 2/21-8/1 - 7:15-8:45pm Steele Lane/DeMeo Rm $200 (S.R. Resident $190) #82905

Tue, 6:15-7:15pm Steele Lane/DeMeo Rm $62 (S.R. Resident $52) 2/21-5/9 #81404 5/17-8/2 #81405

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A D U LT S ( 1 8 + ) Health & Fitness YOGA FOR EVERY BODY (Age 18+) 4 dates

T’AI CHI CH’UAN (Age 16+) 4 Dates Tai Chi is an ancient Chinese form of exercise originally created at a martial art. This class is an introduction to the simplified Yang-family form developed by Professor Cheng Man-Ch’ing. As a young man in China, Professor Cheng met a man, a very strange man, who could sleep on a taut rope. Professor Cheng asked this man to teach him this skill to which this strange man replied, “Why do you want to learn to sleep on a rope? You know Tai Chi. You can help people. All I know is how to sleep on a rope.” Min 12 Max 25

This class adapts practice to suit each person’s condition, experience and needs. It incorporates gentle movements, postures, and relaxation techniques to increase strength and flexibility, improve posture, and provide a sense of vitality, well being and deep tranquility. Bring a yoga mat and towel. Min 10 Max 20 Instructor: Kathleen Miller Fri, 9:30-10:45am Steele Lane/DeMeo Rm $50 (S.R. Resident $40) *$40 (S.R. Resident $30) 2/24-3/17 #81407

*6/9-7/7 (No 6/23) #81410

3/31-4/21 #81408

7/14-8/4 #81411

5/5-5/26 #81409

YOGA ENERGY (Age 18+) 4 Dates Enjoy a complete Vinyasa Yoga fitness program for total well-being! With energizing exercises, expansive breathing, stretching, strengthening, alignment and relaxation, all levels are welcome to experience the benefits of this class. Wear comfortable clothing. Bring a yoga mat and your sense of humor! Min 12 Max 20 Instructor: Maria Battista, CIYT, is a transformational teacher with a clear way of communicating the essence of yoga. Practicing for over 30 yrs and has been teaching full time for 18 yrs. Wed, 6-7:15 pm Finley/Live Oak Rm $48 (S.R. Resident $38) 2/22-3/15 #81539 3/29-4/19 #81540 4/26-5/24 (No class 5/10) #81541 6/7-6/28 #81542 7/12-8/2 #81544

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Instructor: Steven Rose, over 40 years T’ai Chi experience, has been reaching all ages at his Whirling Wind Tai Chi Chuan studio since 1986.

GENTLE SOMATIC YOGA (Age 18+) 4-8 Dates Create a deep reservoir of wellness in body and mind with this modern yoga practice designed to increase your awareness of the relationship between mind, body and soul. Learn to bring your curiosity to your everyday experience during yoga practice that blends Somatic and Hatha yoga modalities to help you increase flexibility, integrate left and right sides of the body, and build strength while giving you effective tools for relaxation. All levels welcome. Bring a yoga mat. Min 14 Max 20 Instructor: (Thu) Gay Shelton Ostadi and (Mon) Heidi Brockman, both Certified highest-level Yoga Teachers (E500RYT) and Yoga Therapists. 5:45-7 pm Finley/Cypress Rm $47 (S.R. Resident $37) *$66 (S.R. Resident $56) **$84 (S.R. Resident $74) Mon, 2/27-3/20 #81549 Mon, 3/27-4/17 #81547 Mon, 5/1-5/22 #81538 Mon, 6/12-7/3 #81543 Mon, 7/10-7/31 #81545

*Thu, 2/23-4/6 (No 3/23) #81546 *Thu, 4/13-5/25 (No 4/27) #81548 **Thu, 6/8-8/3 (No 7/6) #83044

Tue, 6-7pm Steele Lane/Dohn Room $35 (S.R. Resident $25) 2/21-3/14 #81435

6/6-6/27 81432

3/28-4/18 #81431

7/11-8/1 #81433

5/2-5/23 #81437

FLYING CRANE QIGONG (Age 18+) 5 Weeks Utilize movement, breath and visualization to train ones energy or Qi. This Qigong class can be done sitting or standing and will increase flexibility, balance and stamina. Participants will become acquainted with select acupuncture points for self-healing and other Qigong exercises. Min 8, Max 20 Instructor: Aleta Drummond, MD, is a practicing Psychiatrist and Medical Acupuncturist. She has over 20 years as a practitioner of Yang style Tai Chi and other various Qigong forms. Wed, 10-11:30am Person Senior Wing $63 (S.R. Resident $53) 3/1-3/29 #82333

6/28-7/26 #82335

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INTRODUCTION TO PILATES MAT-LEVEL 1 (Age 18+) 6 Dates Do you want better fitness, body toning, relief from back pain or activity related injuries? Pilates will help you move better, feel better and perform your optimal best! This introduction class focuses on basic techniques, engaging breath and core work, giving the student a complete body work-out and creating wonderfully balanced muscle development while challenging more advanced students. Stability balls and flexbands provided. Min 12 Max 18 Instructor: Nancy Codding, BA Psychology & Health Sciences, Certified Pilates Mat 1 through Tone Studios, CPT NASM.

PILATES PLUS MAT CLASS (Age 18+) 5-6 Dates

This is the ideal class to take once you have mastered the basic terms and techniques of Intro to Pilates, Mat Level 1.This Intermediate Pilates class gives you the opportunity to improve your life in every way. With continued and progressive modifications, you can experience better posture, less fatigue, more flexibility which can lower your Course Barcode

risk of chronic pain, increase your stamina for an easier and longer workout, and help you return to your natural state of a deep sense of well-being. Join Nancy and feel better today! Min 12 Max 15 Instructor: Nancy Codding, BA Psychology & Health Sciences, Certified Pilates Mat 2 through Pilates Collective, CPT, IDEA,Natâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;l Academy of Sports Fitness

MID-DAY PILATES MAT (Age 18+) 8 Dates Energize mid-day and take your fitness to the next level! This Pilates class builds on the fundamental Pilates principles using correct spine alignment, core strength, breathing techniques, concentration and relaxation through effective muscle usage. Some Pilates experience is recommended but not necessary. Exercise balls provided. Bring a small towel and fitness mat. Min 12 Max 20 Instructor: Maggie Brickner, Certified Pilates Mat & Equipment, 500RYT Yoga Teacher & Therapist, Water Fitness Instructor, CPT NASM. Teaching for over 12 years and making fitness fun for all.

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STAND UP PADDLEBOARD YOGA (Age 18+) 1 Day Experience the challenge of balancing on the moving water. Strengthen your core and feel your leg muscles more than you would in traditional yoga. Dress as you would for any yoga class. Each class is 75 minutes long, and includes a basic paddleboard lesson followed by a 45 minute yoga session. Min 3 Max 8 Instructor: Cheri Shoults Wed, 5:30-6:45pm Lake Ralphine $20 6/14 #82989 6/21 #82990 6/28 #82991 7/5 #82992 7/12 #82993 7/19 #82994 7/26 #82995 8/2 #82996 8/9 #82997

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Intro to Pilates Mat-Level 1 - Class Fee is $50 (S.R. Resident $40) (6 Dates) 82056 Person Senior Wing/Rm 4 18+ (6 Dates) 82057 Person Senior Wing/Rm 4 18+ (6 Dates) 82058 Person Senior Wing/Rm 4 18+ (6 Dates) 82059 Person Senior Wing/Rm 4 18+

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2/23-4/6 4/13-5/18 5/25-6/29 7/6-8/10

5:30-6:30pm 5:30-6:30pm 5:30-6:30pm 5:30-6:30pm

Pilates Plus Mat Class - Class Fee is $50 (S.R. Resident $40) (6 Dates) 82060 Person Senior Wing/Rm 4 (6 Dates) 82061 Person Senior Wing/Rm 4 (6 Dates) 82062 Person Senior Wing/Rm 4 (5 Dates) 82063 Person Senior Wing/Rm 4

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2/21-4/4 4/11-5/16 5/23-6/27 7/11-8/8

5:30-6:30pm 5:30-6:30pm 5:30-6:30pm 5:30-6:30pm

Mid-Day Pilates Mat - Class fee is $60 (S.R. Resident $50) (8 Dates) 83320 Finley/Live Oak Rm (8 Dates) 83321 Finley/Live Oak Rm (8 Dates) 83322 Finley/Live Oak Rm (8 Dates) 83323 Finley/Live Oak Rm (8 Dates) 83324 Finley/Live Oak Rm

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11:30am-12:30pm 11:30am-12:30pm 11:30am-12:30pm 11:30am-12:30pm 11:30am-12:30pm

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MUSCLE & CARDIO CONDITIONING – LOW IMPACT AEROBIC WEIGHT TRAINING (Age 18+) 8 Classes Get a full-body, functional workout that challenges any level of fitness. Experience how increased lean body mass, functional strength, metabolism and cardio vascular health leads to a stronger body, balanced mind and free spirit. We shape and tone muscles in a variety of ways to promote continuous adaptation of your body leading to a well-defined figure and strong, healthy muscles. Whatever your fitness goals, this class will not only change your body, but your life! Please bring 3-5 lb. hand-held weights and a floor mat. Min 28 Max 50 Instructor: TBA

INSANITY WITH HEATHER (Age 18+) 4 Dates Join this high energy total body conditioning class! Insanity uses max interval training techniques to sculpt your body. Don’t let the name intimidate you! The format is designed with modifications for every fitness level and promotes each individual setting their own pace. Tennis shoes are a must, towel and yoga mat are recommended. Min 10 Max 15

SWEAT 60 FITNESS TRAINING (Age 18+) 5-6 Dates NEW Fat burning, full- body high intensity interval training (hiit) is guaranteed to make you sweat! Get motivated working in a group with challenging, fun workouts. You’ll see results as you combine cardio, strength, weights, abs, and ‘TRX’ exercises. Learn proper form with a workout modified to your body and needs. In no time you’ll be feeling stronger! All levels welcome. We can’t wait to workout with you! Location: Sweatmood Fitness, 2101 W. College Ave (#103C) in Santa Rosa (cross street: Stony Point) 707-623-4584. Min 6 Max 20

ing. Min 12 Max 20 Instructor: Jill Freed, teaching Zumba since 2007, certified by AEA and AFAA.

Instructor: Kari Cinnamon, personal trainer, Certified Fitness instructor, spin instructor and TRX trained Weight-loss Coach. Sweatmood Fitness studio owner

ZUMBA GOLD (Age 18+) 4 Weeks Come and try Zumba that is not too fast, and not too slow…but just right! This class was developed especially for the newcomer who might need a slightly slower pace and more instruction. It’s a low impact workout with high energy fun to a Latin beat! Wear comfortable clothes and shoes for exercis-

Instructors: Heather Camacho, fitness instructor 5 years, AFAA certified group fitness instructor, Beachbody certified instructor, coowns a fitness studio in Rohnert Park.

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Muscle & Cardio Conditioning – Class fee is $49 (S.R. Resident $39) TBA (8 Dates) 81482 Finley/Auditorium 18+ Tue/Thu 2/21-3/16 5:30-6:30pm (8 Dates) 81462 Finley/Auditorium 18+ Tue/Thu 3/28-4/25 (No class 3/30) 5:30-6:30pm (8 Dates) 81463 Finley/Auditorium 18+ Tue/Thu 5/2-5/25 5:30-6:30pm (8 Dates) 81464 Finley/Auditorium 18+ Tue/Thu 6/6-6/29 5:30-6:30pm (8 Dates) 81467 Finley/Auditorium 18+ Tue/Thu 7/11-8/3 5:30-6:30pm Insanity with Heather – Class fee $38 (S.R. Resident $28) (8 dates) 82602 Person Senior Wing/Rm 4 18+ Fri 2/24-3/17 5:30-6:30pm (8 dates) 82604 Person Senior Wing/Rm 4 18+ Fri 3/31-4/21 5:30-6:30pm (8 dates) 82605 Person Senior Wing/Rm 4 18+ Fri 5/5-5/26 5:30-6:30pm (8 dates) 82606 Person Senior Wing/Rm 4 18+ Fri 7/14-8/04 5:30-6:30pm

Heather Camacho

Sweat Strong Fitness – Class fee is $54 (S.R. Resident $44) Kari Cinnamon (5 Dates) 81483 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Mon 2/27-3/27 9-10am (5 Dates) 81484 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Mon 2/27-3/27 6-7pm (5 Dates) 83310 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Mon 5/15-6/19 (No class 5/29) 9-10am (5 Dates) 83311 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Mon 5/15-6/19 (No class 5/29) 6-7pm Sweat 60 Fitness – Class fee is $63 (S.R. Resident $53) (6 Dates) 81485 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Wed 2/22-3/29 (6 Dates) 81486 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Thu 2/23-3/30 (6 Dates) 81487 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Sat 2/25-4/1 (6 Dates) 83305 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Mon 4/3-5/8 (6 Dates) 83306 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Mon 4/3-5/8 (6 Dates) 83307 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Wed 4/5-5/10 (6 Dates) 83308 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Thu 4/6-5/11 (6 Dates) 83309 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Sat 4/8-5/13 (6 Dates) 83312 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Wed 5/17-6/21 (6 Dates) 83313 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Thu 5/18-6/22 (6 Dates) 83314 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Sat 5/20-6/24 (6 Dates) 83315 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Mon 6/26-7/31 (6 Dates) 83316 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Mon 6/26-7/31 (6 Dates) 83317 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Wed 6/28-8/2 (6 Dates) 83318 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Thu 6/29-8/3 (6 Dates) 83319 Sweatmood Fitness 18+ Sat 7/1-8/5

Kari Cinnamon 9-10am 6-7pm 9-10am 9-10am 6-7pm 9-10am 6-7pm 9-10am 9-10am 6-7pm 9-10am 9-10am 6-7pm 9-10am 6-7pm 9-10am

Zumba Gold on Wednesdays – Class fee is $36 (S.R. Resident $26) Jill Freed (4 Dates) 82594 Person Senior Wing/Rm 3 18+ Wed 2/22-3/15 5:30-6:30pm (4 Dates) 82595 Person Senior Wing/Rm 3 18+ Wed 3/29-4/19 5:30-6:30pm (4 Dates) 82596 Person Senior Wing/Rm 3 18+ Wed 5/3-5/24 5:30-6:30pm (4 Dates) 82598 Person Senior Wing/Rm 3 18+ Wed 6/7-6/28 5:30-6:30pm (4 Dates) 82600 Person Senior Wing/Rm 3 18+ Wed 7/12-8/2 5:30-6:30pm

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INTERMEDIATE TABLE TENNIS STROKES AND STRATEGIES (*Age 12+) 10 Dates If you have at least 1 year of experience playing with solid forehand and backhand drives, have a basic understanding of the fundamentals of this sport, i.e. different spins, legal serves, moving to the ball, and you desire to go to the next level, then this is the class for you! Students will drill with Forehand and Backhand Looping, 3rd Ball Attack, generating and hitting against sidespin. Strategies against different style players will presented and students will be video recorded to help self-learning. Bring your own paddle. Loaner paddles are available in class. *Under age 18 must have permission from parent/guardian. Min 6 Max 8

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Instructor: Randy Jew has competed in tournaments and has taught privately. He is a Gold, Silver and Bronze medal winner in the California Senior Games for Southern Ca and the Bay Area and enjoys sharing his love for the game. Thu, 2/23-5/11 – 6:30-8pm (No class 3/23 and 4/27) Person Sr. Wing/Rm 3 $150 (S.R. Resident $140) #82892

MIXED MARTIAL TABLE TENNIS (*Age 12+) 8 Dates Table Tennis is an Olympic Sport but not all can play like a pro. You need to know how to think strategically to exploit your opponent’s weakness. Discover how to maximize your strokes, learn new ones and deceive your opponents. Learn how to play against different styles of players and maximize the use of the racket you like to

use. Bring your favorite paddle, whatever it is: Recreational sponge, Fast sponge, Hardbat, or Sandpaper. Information on equipment, rules, spin, speed, forehand and backhand drive/spin techniques for the modern sport of Table Tennis will be presented. Balls and loaner paddles are available in class. *Under age 18 must have permission from parent/guardian. Min 6 Max 8 Instructor: Randy Jew has competed in tournaments and taught privately in Southern Calif. He is a Gold, Silver and Bronze medal winner in the Californi a Senior Olympic Games for Southern Ca and most recently the Bay Area and enjoys sharing his love for the game. Thu, 6/8-8/3 – 6:30-8pm (No class 7/6) Person Sr. Wing/Rm 3 $130 (S.R. Resident $120) #82893

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EAT, MOVE, BE STILL (Age 18+) 4 Dates NEW

OLYMPIC JUDO (Age 16+) 8 Dates Coach Sapp introduces beginning students to the fundamentals of Judo while promoting self-discipline, physical & emotional fitness. Learn techniques for proper rolling and falling, warm up and cool down exercises, along with throwing, grappling, and submission techniques and basic Judo terms and vocabulary. Students will be awarded rank based on merit, and will have the opportunity to compete in local judo tournaments. Experienced Judoka are encouraged and welcomed to attend. Required: Judo gi uniform ($40-$45 available in class). Optional: $50 annual fee USJA membership. Questions? Contact Coach Sapp at (707) 322-7638 or mr_sapp@mac.com. Min 17 Max 22

Being “healthy” can sometimes feel like an overwhelming task. This series is designed to start you on your way to a healthier, more energetic you! A supportive forum for learning about making healthy choices, simple and tasty recipe ideas; fun, simple ways to get your body moving and useful self-reflection techniques. We want to show you that a healthy life is not as hard as you think! Eat/Move/Be Still, it’s as simple as that! Wear comfortable clothes for some light movement. Min 6 Max 12 Instructor: Kalen Wehagen, Nutrition and Dietetic Technician, Registered Health Coach and Nutrition Educator and Lisa Cox, ACE Certified Group Fitness Instructor with a lifelong daily meditation practice! Thu, 6:30 - 7:45pm Finley/Maple Rm $70 (S.R. Resident $60) 3/2-3/30 (No class 3/16) #83082 5/4-5/25 #83504

Instructor: Coach Joseph Sapp, 3rd degree judo black belt, studying Judo for 14 years, ranked #7 heavyweight in the United States in 2006, former “elite” level Judo competitor in the +100kg and Open weight categories, and 2014 Masters National Champion. Sonoma County native, owner of Next Level Judo. Tue/Thu – 7-8:30pm Finley/Live Oak Rm $55 (S. R. Resident $45) 2/21-3/16 #83056 3/28-4/20 #83061 5/2-5/25 #83062 6/6-6/29 #83063 7/11-8/3 #83064

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LEARN TO USE POLES FOR HIKING & OUTDOOR EXERCISE (Age 18+) 1 Day POWER with Poles! Optimal use of Poles significantly improves your performance, balance, endurance and confidence on the trail. Reduce knee stress, prevent hand/ shoulder strain, preserve your joints and strengthen upper body muscles. Practice new skills on beautiful trails with a variety of top quality poles (provided). Discover which poles fit you best, how to use core muscles to preserve your joints and how to improve your performance on a variety of terrain! For novice to advance hikers in moderately good physical shape, able to walk on uneven terrain and be comfortable hiking about 3 miles. Includes outdoor hike, additional $6 Spring Lake parking fee. Questions? Jayah (415) 6993333 or seminar@adventurebuddies.net Min 8 Max 15 Instructor: Jayah Faye Paley, ACE & AFAA Certified Personal Trainer, Educator & Mobility Coach, creator of the only comprehensive training available on how to use poles. Sat, 3/18 - 9am-3pm $55 (S.R. Resident $45) #83101

GROW YOUR OWN VEGETABLES, HERBS & FRUIT (Age 18+) 1 Day Food security starts at home! Save money, gas and eat more vegetables and fruit! Whether you are just starting to grow vegetables, fruit and/or herbs, or have planted before and not been happy with the results, this class will provide the information needed to have a successful gardening season. We will cover the basics of organic gardening including site selection, soil fertility, seeds and transplants, planning the garden season and pest and disease strategies. Designing gardens to use space efficiently so you can enjoy the process as well as the fruits of your labors will be covered. Take home a planting calendar and resource list for this area. Min 8 Max 20 Instructor: Wendy Krupnick’s passion for over 35 years has been growing vegetables, fruit, herbs, and flowers. She was senior horticultural adviser for Shepherd’s Garden Seeds, and teaches classes for Master Gardeners and others. She is Adjunct Faculty with SRJC’s Sustainable Agriculture Program. Sat, 3/4 - 9am–12pm Finley/Willow Rm $48 (S.R. Resident $38) #81678

SUMMER IN THE EDIBLE GARDEN, VEGTABLES, HERBS AND FRUIT: PLANTING AND CARE (Age 18+) 1 Day The keys to summer garden planting and care will lead to successful harvests and happy gardeners! With good systems in place, you can keep gardening fun while enriching your understanding of the garden ecosystem. This class will include strategies for planting, soil fertility, irrigation, pest, disease, and weed control. We’ll also discuss training, harvesting and cooking from the garden. Min 8 Max 20

WHAT WERE YOU BORN TO DO? (Age 16+) 1 Day You were born to make a unique contribution to humanity. Progressing toward this purpose brings joy and abundance! But straying from this path can cause stress and emptiness. Find out how to accomplish your purpose with one of the 33 ‘Natural Talents’ that is wired into your DNA. It is so subtle; you rarely notice it, yet so powerful it’s the source of your highest potential. Expressing your Natural Talent ignites passion and relentlessly pursuing it evolves into your destiny. Elvis, Oprah and Einstein were all just ‘doing what came naturally’. Discover your Natural Talent, how to apply it to all aspects of life, and why it is the source of everything you desire. $30 materials fee due to the instructor in class. Min 8 Max 12 Instructor: Curtis Adney, MS, JD, has a Juris Doctor degree from Brigham Young University, teaches at Fresno State, is a career consultant, and author of ‘Pinpoint Your Destiny’. Sat, 4/1 - 1-5pm Finley/Maple Rm $54 (S.R. Resident $44) #83212

Instructor: Wendy Krupnick. See Grow Your Own Vegetables, Herbs & Fruit for bio. Sat, 4/22 - 9am–12pm Finley/Willow Rm $48 (S.R. Resident $38) #81679

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CPR, FIRST AID & AED (Age 12+) 1 Day This course encompasses the new CPR (hands-only) and traditional CPR for Adult/ Child/Infant. Also includes activation of EMS system, heart healthy behavior/ nutrition and foreign body airway obstruction management. The first aid portion encompasses management of medical emergencies in the crucial first few minutes while help is on the way. Upon successful completion, participants receive a 2-year certification card. Min 8, Max 24 Instructor: Eric Peterson is a certified instructor through the American Safety and Health Institute, EMS Safety Services, American Red Cross, and Life Support Network. 1 Day – 6-10pm Person Sr. Wing/Rm 1 $105 (S.R. Resident $95) Wed, 3/15 #83084 Tue, 5/18 #83085

VOICE OVERS…NOW IS YOUR TIME! (Age 18+) 1 Day You’ve heard Lisa Foster on TV and radio commercials! Now hear Lisa LIVE as she illustrates how YOU could actually begin using your speaking voice for commercials, films, and videos! Most people go about it the wrong way. Lisa will show you a unique, outside-the-box way to cash in on one of the most lucrative full or part-time careers out there! This is a business that you can handle on your own terms, on your own turf, on your own time, and with practically no overhead! And NOW is the best time to make this happen as new companies are looking for new voices like never before. This exciting and fun class could be the game changer you’ve been looking for! Min 8 Max 15 Instructor: Lisa Foster’s voice can be heard on commercials and narrations for such clients as: Crest Toothpaste, Olay, Sleep Train and LA Weight Loss. Thu, 4/6 – 6:30-8:30pm Finley/Manzanita Rm $44 (S.R. Resident $34) #83083

Tue, 6/13 #83086 Tue, 7/27 #83087

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WILDERNESS 1ST AID (Age 12+) 1 Day

COMMON GROUND I: DOG TRAINING (Age *18+) 5 Weeks

No one sets off on an outdoor adventure expecting a medical problem to occur. However, a potentially hostile environment and lack of facilities can quickly cause a routine situation to escalate into a real medical emergency. Everyone venturing into the wild should have an understanding of basic first aid and wilderness rescue. Do you know how to properly splint a broken bone? Would you know what to do if a camper fell in a camp fire? Do you know percentage of rattle snack bites are dry bite (no venom), and how to tell the difference? If not, this informative, interactive, and fun class is perfect for the wilderness explorer as well as family day hikers. Min 8 Max 20

In this small and intimate Basic Obedience class, the goal is to introduce handlers, with dogs 5 months or older, to the positive methods used for training dogs. Participants will make practical use of basic commands to help canine family members better understand the complexities of household and social etiquette. Proof of current rabies & DHLPP vaccination required. Please bring vaccination records to the first class. The first class is a mandatory orientation for handlers only (no dogs). *Handlers under 18 years can attend if accompanied by an adult. Training manual and Graduation Certificate included.

Instructor: Eric Peterson is the owner/lead instructor of Mill Creek Safety. When not giving OSHA/safety-related classes to businesses throughout the Bay Area. Eric works on a 911 ambulance. He is a graduate of U.C. Davis health & safety program, FEMA’s disaster preparedness/counter terrorism program. He has been teaching disaster preparedness/ counter terrorism programs since 1989. More information about Eric can be found@ millcreeksafety.com.

Instructor: Mike Ossenbeck, over 22 years experience training dogs, Assistance Dogs, pet classes and behavior problem solving. “Common Ground Dog Training” has been recommended by wagging tails throughout the North Bay since 1996. Thu, 3/2-4/6 – 6:30-7:15pm Person Sr. Wing/Rm 5 $92 (S.R. Resident $82) Min 5 Max 5 #82027 Thu, 4/20-5/25 - 6:30-7:15pm Finley/Courtyard $82 (S.R. Resident $72) Min 6 Max 6 #82028 Thu, 6/22-7/23- 6:30-7:15pm Finley/Courtyard $82 (S.R. Resident $72) Min 6 Max 6 #82029

Wed, 6-9pm Person Sr. Wing/Rm 1 $85 (S.R. Resident $75) 3/22 #83088 5/17 #83089 6/21 #83091

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Sports

SPORTS OFFICIALS If you are interested in officiating, call Northern Coast Officials Association at 538-5190.

SUMMER ADULT SOFTBALL Join us for our 2017 Summer Softball Season. We have leagues for Men’s, Women’s and Co-Ed Slow Pitch Softball teams. Your team may play at Franklin Park, Galvin Park, Howarth Park or Northwest Community Park. Team registration will be in person at Steele Lane Community Center: Monday, April 3rd through Thursday, April 6th from 12-7pm. Cost is $495 per team for a 11-week season starting the week of June 5th. Go to www.srcity.org/sports and click on Softball to download the 2017 Summer Registration Packet. Questions? Call 707-543-4317.

FALL ADULT SOFTBALL Don’t let your softball experience come to an end! Register your team for our 2017 Fall Softball Season. We have leagues for Men’s and Co-Ed Slow Pitch Softball teams. All Fall softball will be played at Northwest Community Park. Team registration will be in person at Steele Lane Community Center: Tuesday, August 29th through Thursday, August 31st from 12-7pm. Cost is $295 per team for a 6-week season starting the week of September 18th. Go to www. srcity.org/sports and click on Softball to download the 2017 Fall Registration Packet. Questions? Call 707-543-4317.

PAYPAL OPTION Managers should try using PayPal to collect money from their players for Softball League Fees. Go to paypal.com to get started!

GOLF LESSONS Youth and adult golf lessons will be held during the summer months at the Bennett Valley Municipal Golf Course, 3330 Yulupa Avenue. Both group and individual lessons will be offered. For actual class times, fees, and dates, contact the staff at Bennett Valley Golf Course Pro Shop, 528-3673. Learn-to-golf Youth Scholarships: Acquire at Bennett Valley Golf Course Pro Shop, 528-3673.

BOCCE For league play and information contact Sonoma County Bocce Federation by visiting their website at sonomacountybocce.org or calling 707-528-2710.

HORSESHOES Sonoma County Horseshoe Pitchers Club is seeking new members for the 2017 season. Those interested in pitching horseshoes for fun are encouraged to take part. Sanctioned by the National Horseshoe Pitching Association, the club participates in tournament schedule with other clubs in Northern California. Facility is located at Doyle Park in Santa Rosa. Weekly meetings are held on Tuesday.

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SP ORTS OFFICE SPORTS PHONE NUMBERS: Play Santa Rosa Sports Message Hotline Field Conditions (Updated weekdays 3pm)

543-4317 543-3474

LITTLE LEAGUE Mark West Little League (Northwest Santa Rosa) (Ages 5-16) Rincon Valley Little League (Northeast Santa Rosa) (Ages 5-16) SR Amer. Little League (Southeast Santa Rosa) (Ages 5-16) SR Babe Ruth (Ages 13-15) Westside Little League (Southwest Santa Rosa) (Ages 5-16)

523-9333 537-9426 522-3571 575-7215 528-2006

MISC. Boys & Girls Club Neptune Swim Team SR Bocce League SR Cycling Club SR Express Track Club Santa Rosa Tennis SR Youth Soccer So. Co. Horseshoe Pitchers So. Co. Pickleball YMCA

542-3249 543-3421 965-9568 545-4133 545-1535 527-0539 544-8369 538-3128 836-9597 545-9622

PICKLEBALL Join the fun! Come and learn to play one of the fastest growing sports in the country. PICKLEBALL is similar to tennis. It is played with a Ping-Pong style paddle, and a Whiffle Ball on a sport court (20’ x 44’). Play begins EVERY MORNING at the newly constructed Pickleball courts at Finley Park at 9am. Beginner instruction from volunteers is available Mondays though Thursdays from 10-11am. Paddles are available. NO FEE.

ADULT SOFTBALL 2017 ALL-CITY TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS New for 2017! Play Santa Rosa Sports will be hosting two all-day Slow Pitch Softball Tournaments at Northwest Community Park. A Coed tournament will be held on Saturday, May 6th and a Men’s tournament will be held on Saturday, May 13th. They will use a Double Elimination format, ASA rules with 2017 Play Santa Rosa Sports Softball Bylaws and our legal bat list. The tournament will feature 55-minute games, a 1-1 count and a strike zone mat. For more information, go to www.srcity.org/sports and click on Softball to download the Tournament Registration Packet. Questions? Email Kevin at krose@srcity.org. Call 707-543-4317.

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Meet the Tennis Instructors FREE KIDS DAY AT GALVIN PARK (Age 10 & Under) Coming in April 2017, youth ages 10 and under can try out the game of tennis on the newly painted tennis courts 9 and 10 at Galvin Community Park! On this special day, the Santa Rosa Tennis Club and the USTA will also be recognized for their donations to repair and repaint these popular courts. Sat, 4/29 – 1-3pm Galvin Community Park

Tennis Pro Jason Beard

Stewart Hutton

Jason has been teaching tennis in Sonoma County for over 15 years! He continues to play tennis competitively and was a Santa Rosa Junior College recipient of the Conference Champion Award, Conference MVP and a Division I tennis player at UC Santa Barbara.

Stewart has been teaching tennis is Sonoma County for over 8 years! He has played for both Santa Rosa Junior College and Sonoma State University. He currently coaches at Sonoma State University and also continues to play tennis competitively.

Contact Jason for private lessons, drills and clinics.

Contact Stewart for private lessons.

E-Mail: jasonbeardmusic@gmail.com Phone: 707-217-7785

E-Mail: stewart_httn@yahoo.com Phone: 707-291-3751

Renting Tennis Courts To rent the Galvin Park, Finley Park or Howarth Park Tennis courts, call (707) 543-3737. PRICING Private Rental: $7/hr per court League Play: $10/hr per court

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Bennett Valley Drop-in Programs Bennett Valley Senior Center (BVSC) 704 Bennett Valley Road 707 545-8608 Mon-Fri, 9am-2pm Bus Route #5, #18

BECOME A MEMBER

Membership isn’t required to attend any of our activities, but does have its rewards! For $24/year (Individual) $40/yr (Couples) per year, you receive a photo ID card, Bi-monthly newsletter mailed directly to your home and discounts on a variety of activities throughout the year!

LEISURE ROOM

A great place to socialize, pick up a game of cards, a game of 8 or 9-ball (three tables), enjoy coffee and conversation or simply people watch! Open 9am to 2pm daily. There is a minimal charge for playing pool.

Drop-In Activities Bennett Valley Senior Center NEEDLECRAFT ($3 drop-in)

Drop-in Activities Schedule Bennett Valley Senior Center Monday

Rm Fee

9-10:10am 9-10am 9-10:30am 10am-12pm 11am-2pm

Calif $4 19 $2 17 ** 18 $3 19 $2

Tai Chi Morning Exercise Computer Lab Needlecraft Bingo

Tuesday

Rm Fee

9:30-11am 10-11am 10-11am 10:30am-12pm 11am-12:30pm 11am-12:30pm 11am-2pm 11am-2pm 12:30-2pm

17 19 Calif 18 11 17 11 16 18

Spanish – Intermediate Stretch & Bend Spanish – Basic A Spanish – Intro Spanish – Adv Beg Spanish – Adv Spanish – Basic B Crafting w/Bobbette Spanish – Study

$3 $3 $3 $3 $3 $3 $3 $4 $3

Knitting or crochet with those like-minded. Bring your projects to work on.

Wednesday

Rm Fee

TAI CHI ($4 drop-in-Mon); ($3 drop-in -Thur)

9-10am 9am-12pm 10:30-11:30am 10:30am-12:30pm 12-1pm

19 Pool 16 18 Calif

Gentle, flowing movements of Tai Chi for a whole body relaxed workout. Instructor: Nadine Giovannini (M) Dr Carl Hendel (TH)

MORNING EXERCISE ($2 drop-in)

Full range-of-motion, gentle strength, balance, breathing and endurance exercises at a level appropriate for all levels. Instructor: Mary Durham

STRETCH & BEND ($3 drop-in)

Increase blood flow with healthy movements to gain strength, agility, & flexibility for a more active and confident mind and body. Instructor: Carole Strode

SPANISH CLASSES ($3 drop-in)

INTRO: For the very beginner, learn pronunciation & spelling. BASIC: For those with some knowledge, learn verbs, vocabulary and structuring sentences. INTERMEDIATE: For those with knowledge of most tenses and a good vocabulary. ADVANCED: For more-or-less fluent speakers. CONVERSATIONAL: Practice short sentences, past & present tense. SPANISH STUDY: more in-depth conversation and study.

Morning Exercise Ladies Billiards Neuropathy 1st Wed Chinese Mahjong Better Balance w/ Jae

$2 $3 $3 $3 $4

Thursday

Rm Fee

9-10am Tai Chi w/ Dr Carl 9-11am Wii Games 10-11am Stretch & Bend 10:15-11:15am Silver Silvers Choral 10:30am-12:30pm Whist 11:15am-2pm Party Bridge 12:30-1:30pm Legal Clinic – 1st Thurs

19 $3 16 $3 18 $3 Calif $2 11 $3 17 $4 11 **

Friday

Rm Fee

9-10am 9-11am 10:30-11:30am 11am-2pm 11am-2pm

Morning Exercise Computer Lab Spanish Crafting w/Bobbette Bingo

19 $2 17 ** 18 $2 16 $4 19 $2

**Free for Members, $5 non-members

CRAFTING WITH BOBBETTE ($4 drop-in)

Learn how to create beautiful cards to keep or share as well as gift tags, gift bags that look like miniature purses, home décor items like fall banners and Halloween treat boxes. You can bring in your own crafts that you need help with or do the craft of the day.

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Person Senior Wing Drop-in Programs Person Senior Wing (PSW) 2060 W College Avenue • 543-3745 – FAX 543-3736 Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm Bus Route #3, #6, #15

BECOME A FREQUENT USER This electronic scan card is perfect for regular participation in Senior drop-in programs at both the Bennett Valley Center and the Person Senior Wing. For your convenience, you can purchase your visits in advance (minimum 5 visits). Load your card with drop-in visits, and simply swipe your card at the front desk scanner when you arrive.

NEEDLE CRAFT ($3 drop-in) Bring your knitting, crochet or other handwork. Yarn and needles available for first timers! LINE DANCE II ($4 drop-in) Previous line dance experience required. Dance Level: Improver to Low Instructor: Billie Darling LINE DANCE REBELS ($4 drop-in)

Drop-In Activities Schedule Person Senior Wing BELLY DANCE FITNESS

COMPUTER & TECHNOLOGY LAB ($2 drop-in)

A fun workout where we learn traditional Middle Eastern dance steps in a positive, supportive atmosphere using dynamic music. Wear loose comfortable clothes (jingles are provided!). No experience necessary.

Our computer lab offers participants the opportunity to check their email, work on a project or just browse the web. Our facilitators are prepared to answer the questions you may have been too afraid to ask. The lab can accommodate 12 users, register at the front desk when you arrive.

($6 drop-in)

BALANCE WITH JAE ($4 drop-in) It takes regular exercise and consistent practice to increase your steadiness, stability and balance. This class is suitable for people who use walkers or canes and those who have fallen, stumbled or who fear falling. BOOMER BLAST FITNESS ($6 drop-in) A low-impact aerobics class perfect to keep you in shape. Join this fun group and keep moving! Instructor: Gloria Lew Peck CARD GAMES (varies) Cribbage, Hand & Foot, Pedro, Texas Hold’em Poker, Mah Jong: some play experience necessary. Experienced Bridge, Duplicate Bridge and Pinochle: experienced players only please.

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CRAFTING ($5 drop-in) Come learn some new crafty tricks and mingle with others while creating cards, tags, ornaments, home decor and more. Learn to work with different mediums (water color, fabric, pattern paper, etc.) Welcome to bring sack lunch. DISCUSSION GROUP ($2 drop-in) Up for a lively discussion? Join us for a discussion group that covers many topics from current events to senior issues. HISTORY ($2 drop-in) Join instructor Melinda Napier for her dynamic history presentations. Schedule of topics is available at the front desk.

Previous line dance experience required. Dance Level: Advanced Instructor: Billie Darling. LINE DANCE REBELS CHALLENGE ($4 drop-in) Previous line dance experience required. Dance Level: Low Intermediate to Intermediate. Instructor: Billie Darling LINE DANCE PRACTICE FOR BEGINNERS ($4 drop-in) Knowledge of basic steps required. Beginner level dances will be practiced; no time will be given to learning steps. Dance Level: Beginner Instructor: Billie Darling. EASY INTERMEDIATE LINE DANCE ($3 drop-in) Knowledge of steps and dancing experience is required. This class will focus on teaching line dance patterns. Instructor: Anita Jorge. MAH JONG ($4 drop-in) Mah Jong is a game of skill, strategy and calculation and involves a certain degree of chance. Join instructor Guy Richards for a friendly game of Mah Jong – Eastern and Western styles. All levels are welcome to learn and play. Continued on page 68

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Person Senior Wing Drop-in Programs Continued from page 67 PILATES WITH JAE ($7 drop-in) Enjoy this fun core strengthening mat class for men and women while we work out the kinks and sore spots. Beginning and intermediate students welcome. PING PONG ($4 drop-in) Get your workout and improve hand/eye coordination. Competitive play is on Mon/Wed, beginners are welcome on Tues/Thurs. T’AI CHI CH’UAN ($4 drop-in) T’ai Chi Ch’uan offers reduced stress levels, improved balance, agility, and coordination, and increased energy, stamina, and feeling of well-being. Instructor: Stan Greenberg SCRABBLE ($3 drop-in) A welcoming group of wordsmiths! Bring your Scrabble dictionary or borrow the front desk copy. UKULELE ($2/$3 drop-in) A group of ukulele enthusiasts who love to have fun! Mondays are for beginners. BRAND NEW TO THE UKE ($2 drop-in) This group meets the 2nd and 4th Monday of the month. Come learn the basics of playing the Ukulele, no experience necessary. WEEKLY READING ($2 drop-in) Imagine sitting back and relaxing while listening to stories, novels, and non-fiction literature read to you by professional narrator Paul Leonard! YOGA WITH DONNA ($7 drop-in) Easy Flow Vinyasa style Yoga with deep stretching and standing balancing as well as some meditation. Bring a mat and towel. ZUMBA ($6 drop-in) Join us for a fun filled hour as you learn the basic Zumba moves to energetic Latin and international music! Zumba Basics (Tues) Instructor: Gloria Lew Peck; Zumba Gold (Thurs) Instructor: Jill Freed

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Drop-in Activities Schedule Person Sr Wing Monday Fee/Pass 9-10am Boomer Blast Fitness $6/$5.50 9:30-10:30am Line Dance Rebels $4/$3.50 10-11am Brand New to Uke/2nd & 4th $2/$1.50 10am-12pm Needlecraft $3/$2.50 10:30-11:30am History $2/$1.50 11am-12pm Ukulele/Bill’s Beginners $2/$1.50 11:30am-12:30pm Yoga with Donna $7/$6.50 12:30-3pm Crafting $5/$4.50 12:30-3:30pm Party Bridge/Duplicate Bridge $4/$3.50 1-3pm Hand and Foot Card Game $3/$2.50 1:30-3pm Book Club/3rd Mon. ea. month $2/$1.50 1:30-3pm Line Dance Practice $4/$3.50 Tuesday Fee/Pass 9-11am Computer Lab $2/$1.50 9:30-10:30am Pilates with Jae $7/$6.50 9:30-11am Line Dance Rebel’s Challenge/Adv $4/$3.50 10-11am Tai Chi $5/$4.50 10-11:45am Zumba Basics/Zumba Plus $6/$5.50 11am-12pm Balance with Jae $4/$3.50 11:30am-12:30pm Yoga with Donna $7/$6.50 1-3pm Pedro $3/$2.50 1-4pm Ping Pong/Beginning $4/$3.50 1:30-3pm Belly Dance Fitness $6/$5.50 2-4pm Photography/1st & 2nd Tues. $3/$2.50 Wednesday Fee/Pass 9:30-10:30am Line Dance Rebels $4/$3.50 10-11:30am Discussion Group $2/$1.50 11:30am-12:30pm Yoga with Donna $7/$6.50 12:30-3:30pm Party Bridge $4/$3.50 12:30-4pm Pinochle/Experienced $4/$3.50 1-3pm Ukulele/Experienced $3/$2.50 1-3pm Scrabble $3/$2.50 1-3pm Line Dance II $4/$3.50 1-4pm Ping Pong/Competitive, Inter. $4/$3.50 1:30-4:30pm Drop-In Watercolor Studio $4/$3.50 Thursday Fee/Pass 9-10am Line Dance with Anita/Inter. $3/$2.50 9-11am Computer Lab $2/$1.50 10-11am Disc Golf $4/$3.50 10-11am Zumba Basics $6/$5.50 10:30am-12pm Pilates with Jae $7/$6.50 11:30am-12:30pm Yoga with Donna $7/$6.50 12:30-3pm Crafting $5/$4.50 1-4pm Ping Pong/Beginning $4/$3.50 Friday Fee/Pass 9-10am Boomer Blast Fitness $6/$5.50 9:30-10:30am Line Dance Rebels $4/$3.50 9:30am-12:30pm Mah Jong $3/$2.50 10:30-11:30am Better Balance with Jae $4/$3.50 10:45am-12:15pm Line Dance/Inter. $3/$2.50 12:30-4pm Pinochle/Experienced $4/$3.50 12:30-4pm Party Bridge $4/$3.50 1-2pm Weekly Readings $2/$1.50 1-3pm Scrabble $3/$2.50 1-4pm Ping Pong/Competitive, Inter. $4/$3.50 2-3pm Line Dance Practice $4/$3.50 3-4pm Disc Golf $4/$3.50 Frequent user pass holders save 50¢ per visit.

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WATERCOLOR WITH BARBARA FOR BEGINNERS NEW Develop your unique style with glowing watercolor techniques. This class is for BEGINNERS ONLY. Monthly themes, daily demos & critiques. Min 8 Max 20

Instructor: Barbara Marlin-Coole

WATERCOLOR WITH BARBARA INTERMEDIATE TO ADVANCED

Develop your unique style with glowing watercolor techniques. Monthly themes, daily demos & critiques. Instructor: Barbara Marlin-Coole

Course Barcode Day

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Watercolor with Barbara - Beginning - Class fee is $50 (S.R. Resident $40) 4 Date Class fee is $41 (S.R. Resident $31) (6 Dates) 82927 Thu 3/2-5/25 9-11:30am (4 Dates) 82931 Thu 6/15-8/3 9-11:30am **This class will take place every other Thursday

Location

PSW Rm 26 PSW Rm 26

Watercolor with Barbara - Intermediate - Class fee is $41 (S.R. Resident $31) (4 Dates) 82916 Fri 2/24-3/17 9am-12pm (4 Dates) 82917 Fri 3/31-4/21 9am-12pm (4 Dates) 82918 Fri 5/5 -5/26 9am-12pm (4 Dates) 82920 Fri 6/9-6/30 9am-12pm (4 Dates) 82921 Fri 7/14-8/4 9am-12pm

PSW Rm 26 PSW Rm 26 PSW Rm 26 PSW Rm 26 PSW Rm 26

Watercolor with Barbara - Advanced - Class fee is $41 (S.R. Resident $31) (4 Dates) 82922 Fri 2/24-3/17 12:30-3:30pm (4 Dates) 82923 Fri 3/31-4/21 12:30-3:30pm (4 Dates) 82924 Fri 5/5 -5/26 12:30-3:30pm (4 Dates) 82925 Fri 6/9-6/30 12:30-3:30pm (4 Dates) 82926 Fri 7/14-8/4 12:30-3:30pm

PSW Rm 26 PSW Rm 26 PSW Rm 26 PSW Rm 26 PSW Rm 26

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PAPER CRAFTING - MIXED MEDIA CRAFTING 6 Dates In this class you will create a 5 ½ by 8 inch, wonderfully interactive album full of flaps, tags, pockets and pull outs. Perfect for your photos, journaling and memorabilia! We will be learning many creative techniques including creating a spine, covers and a hinge system for this unique album made from scrapbook papers and paper bags. Yes, paper bags! Min 3 Max 10 *$35 material fee due on first day of class Instructor: Bobbette Burns Fri, 3/3-4/7 – 6-9pm Person Sr. Wing/Rm 26 $48 (S.R. Resident $38) #83477 Fri, 5/5-6/9 – 6-9pm Person Sr. Wing/Rm 26 $48 (S.R. Resident $38) #83535

LEARN HOW TO USE POLES FOR BALANCE & MOBILITY 1 Day Learn quality of life enhancing skills to help improve your balance, endurance, posture, walking gait & strength. Easy-to-learn techniques & gentle movements help you more confidently navigate everyday obstacles and enhance your outdoors experiences. Variety of top-quality poles are provided. Discover which poles fit you best and will help you reach your mobility goals! Class is for anyone with mild to moderate mobility challenges. People with MS, Parkinson’s, arthritis or aging joints find these skills invaluable for maintaining quality of life. Ideal for one preparing for a joint replacement or recovering from injury or surgery. Using a walker? Call Jayah (415-699-3333) before registering. Min 8 Max 15 Instructor: Jayah Faye Paley is an educator, mobility coach and an ACE & AFAA certified personal trainer Thu, 4/20 – 11:30am-2:45pm Person Sr. Wing/Rm 5 $44 (S.R. Resident $34) #82933 Thu, 7/27 – 11:15am-2:30pm Person Sr. Wing/Rm 5 $44 (SR Resident $34) #82934

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T’AI CHI CH’UAN FOR ACTIVE 50+ 5 Dates

LEARN TO PLAY DISC GOLF 4 Weeks

‘Think over carefully what the final purpose is: to lengthen life and maintain youth.’ (The Essence of T’ai Chi Ch’uan The Literary Tradition). Tai Chi Chuan offers reduced stress levels, improved balance and coordination, increased energy, stamina and agility and an increased feeling of well-being. People of any age can benefit from Tai Chi practice. Min 12 Max 25

DISC GOLF is an established sport and recreation that is easy, fun and great exercise. You can throw/fly a disc far, with accuracy. All you need is a good disc and a good supportive coach. Learn to drive, putt and score with confidence. Backhand, forehand even upside down throws! Non-competitive, watch yourself improve with each toss. Once you know the course, play anytime with friends and family. DISC GOLF is a new fun way to get fit and enjoy the exhilaration of this sport and recreation. It’s all at your fingertips. Walking shoes and comfortable clothes please. DISC GOLF discs provided and available. Min 4 Max 15

Instructor: Karen Fleming, over 6 yrs experience and trains with Teacher MT (Steven) Rose at the Whirling Wind Tai Chi Chuan Studio. Tue, 11am-12pm Steele Lane/Dohn Room $38 (S.R. Resident $28) 2/21-3/21 #81428 3/28-4/25 #81436 5/2-5/30 #81429 6/6-6/27 #81434 7/11-8/8 #81430

Instructor: Working for Wham-O’s International Frisbee Association, Tom McRann was responsible for disc growth as sport and recreation in the Far Western U.S. Semi retired, Tom wants to continue creating disc athletes one person at a time. Fri – 3-4pm $4 drop-in

FELDENKRAIS® MOVEMENT LESSONS 4 Dates Improve athletic, artistic, everyday skills or just find greater comfort in your body with these fascinating, pleasurable, and effective movement lessons that will help reduce pain and injury while improving agility, balance, power, and posture. Most lessons are done while lying on the floor (bring a mat or large towel) and listening to verbal directions, but may also be sitting or standing. Instructor: Michelle Drerup, Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner, enjoys working with people of any age who have a high level of curiosity, any level of movement skill, and any type of injury or disability. Call to find out about private, hands-on lessons or chair/ wheelchair classes. 510-459-9987. Wed, 5:30-6:30pm Person Sr. Wing/Rm 22 $44 (S.R. Resident $34)

2/22-3/15 #83536 3/29-4/19 #83537 5/3-5/24 #83538 6/7-6/25 #83539 7/12-8/2 #83540

LEARN TO TAP DANCE 8 Weeks Learn the basic steps and fundamentals of tap dancing. You will learn to form simple combinations with basic steps and complete a tap routine. Tap shoes are required. Min 8 Instructor: Billie Darling Tue, 5/2-6/20 – 2:15-3:15pm Person Sr. Wing/Rm 3 $78 (S.R. Resident $68) #83042

LINE DANCING FOR BEGINNERS LEVEL 2 6 Weeks Build on the foundation started in Level 1 or your past line dance experience. Refine your steps and moves and learn dances to help you transition into the Line Dance Rebels. Past line dance experience and knowledge of basic steps required. Min 8 Max 20 Instructor: Billie Darling Tues/Thurs, 3/7-4/11 – 1:30-3pm Person Sr. Wing/Rm 3 $58 (S.R. Resident $48) #83043

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LEARN TO RIDE THE BUS CLASS Classroom instruction on the City Bus system, then the class takes a ride on the bus! You will learn CityBus routes, the transfer system and fares in this fun and entertaining class. See your City for the first time as a passenger rather than driver. 9:30-11:15am BVSC/Rm 16 FREE 2/14 3/14 4/11 5/9 6/13 7/11 8/8

#83464 #83463 #81818 #81819 #81822 #81824 #81827

AARP Driver Safety Program The AARP Smart Driver Course, offered by AARP Driver Safety, is the nation’s largest classroom and online driver safety course and is designed especially for drivers age 50 and older. By taking a driver safety course you’ll learn the current rules of the road, defensive driving techniques and how to operate your vehicle more safely in today’s increasingly challenging driving environment. You’ll learn how you can manage and accommodate common age-related changes in vision, hearing and reaction time. First time students of this driver safety course must take the full 8 hour course. A 4.5 hour renewal classes is available ONLY to those people who have PREVIOUSLY taken the 8 hr class within the last four (4) years. # Weeks

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Renewal Courses 1 week 83045 1 week 83047 1 week 83048 1 week 83050 1 week 83053 1 week 83055

Thu Thu Thu Thu Thu Thu

3/2 4/6 5/4 6/22 7/13 8/10

9:30am-2:30pm 9:30am-2:30pm 9:30am-2:30pm 9:30am-2:30pm 9:30am-2:30pm 9:30am-2:30pm

PSW Rm 22 PSW Rm 22 PSW Rm 22 PSW Rm 22 PSW Rm 22 PSW Rm 22

$23 $23 $23 $23 $23 $23

$18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18

Full Courses 1 week 83046 1 week 83049 1 week 83051 1 week 83052 1 week 83054

Tu/Th Tu/Th Tu/Th Tu/Th Tu/Th

3/14, 3/16 4/11, 4/13 5/16, 5/18 6/13, 6/15 8/1, 8/3

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PSW Rm 22 PSW Rm 22 PSW Rm 22 PSW Rm 22 PSW Rm 22

$23 $23 $23 $23 $23

$18 $18 $18 $18 $18

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LEGAL CLINIC

BALLROOM DANCES

A lawyer is available to give legal advice to seniors. Please call Senior Center for an appointment.

Our mixture of bands and DJ play all your favorite sounds from the 40’s to present. Dance steps from Polka to the Waltz, Cha Cha to Tango will keep your feet and spirits floating. Refreshments will be served. If you love to dance come experience the best ballroom dancing in Santa Rosa.

1st Thursday of month 12:30-1:30pm BVSC/Rm 11 FREE to members, $5 non-members

DROP-IN WEIGHT ROOM Please buy passes at the front desk of the Senior Center before participating in the drop-in weight room. Mon-Fri, 9am-2pm BVSC Weight Room $3 drop-in $2.50 with pass

DROP-IN POOL ROOM Mon-Fri – 9am-2pm BVSC/POOL ROOM $2 drop-in $1.50 with pass

POOL TOURNAMENTS Do you like to play pool? Have a little competitive spirit? Enter to play in one of our pool tournaments. Men and women welcome!

Fridays – 1-4pm Finley Community Center $8 drop-in Special Dance Themes and Exceptions 2/10 3/17 5/12 6/16 8/11

Valentine’s Dance St Patrick’s Day Dance Mother’s Day Dance Father’s Day Dance Hawaiian Luau Dance

LEARN TO PLAY PEDRO 4 Weeks Pedro is a card game played with 4 players divided into partners that uses a standard deck of cards. Object is to win all the point cards (ace, jack, ten, two, and 2 pedros) Winners are the partners that have the highest point score after 8 hands. Instructor: Pete Rizzo Mon, 3/7-3/28 – 10:30am-12pm Person Sr. Wing/Rm 21 Pre-Registration $12 #83534

Thursdays – 10am-2pm BVSC/Rm 13 $2 Registration/$3 Pot Win 3/16 #82020 4/20 #82021 5/18 #82022 6/15 #82023 7/20 #82024 8/17 #82025 9/21 #82026

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AC T I V E A D U LT S ( 5 0 + ) Special Events BIG BUCK$ BINGO

FATHERâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S DAY BBQ

Admission includes 18 game sheets and hot dog BBQ lunch. We have daubers! Pre-registration is required, but payment is made at the door. Additional Bingo packs (9 games) $5 each, available at game.

Not to be forgotten, a special acknowledgment to those guys in our lives! Polish sausages and all the fixings!

Sat - 10am-2pm BVSC $10 admission 4/22 #81852

MEMORIAL DAY BBQ Join us for an All-American BBQ lunch in the courtyard at the Person Senior Wing! Pre-registration is required. Fri, 5/26 - 11:30am-1pm A Cook-out in the Courtyard $5 members; $8 non-members #81838

Mon, 6/19 - 11:30am-1 pm BVSC Patio FREE members; $5 non-members Pay at the grill.

OLD FASHIONED PICNIC AT THE PARK Celebrate the holiday at our annual senior picnic at Finley Community Park. Bring your cards, music and dancing shoes! Full BBQ lunch served at noon, followed by fun and entertainment. Thurs, 7/20 - 11am-2pm Finley Community Park Pre-Register: $5 members/$8 non-members #81837

Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t forget about our Senior Expo happening on May 6! See page 2 for details.

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AQ UAT I C S

Facility Information Ridgway Swim Center LOCATION: 455 Ridgway Avenue (adjacent to Santa Rosa High) PHONE: 543-3421

Fax: 543-4350

OFFICE HOURS: Mon. - Fri., 9am-4pm, Sat/Sun., 9am-1pm The Ridgway Swim Center boasts a 25-yard by 25-yard, 9 lane competition pool; and a 2 - 3½ foot deep instructional pool. Ridgway features rim flow gutters, expanded deck space, tumble buckets and a140 ft. water slide. SPECIAL CLOSURES: August 21-25 Ridgway Pool will be closed for scheduled maintenance.

Finley Aquatic Center LOCATION: 2060 West College Avenue (Stony Point Road and West College Avenue) PHONE: 543-3760 Fax: 543-3768 OFFICE HOURS: Mon.-Fri., 6am-8pm; Sat., 9am -1pm; Sun., 10am-1pm The Finley Aquatic Center has a 25-yard, 10-lane competition pool and a 2.5-3-foot-deep “L” shaped instructional pool. The facility is fully ADA accessible, with pool ramp and wheelchair lift. BIRCH ROOM RENTAL: Rent our meeting room located at the Finley Aquatic Center! The Birch Room is fully equipped with an 8-foot screen, data projector, 5.1 surround sound HD DVD player and dry-erase whiteboard. You can use this room to host a professional meeting, birthday party or any other occasion. The room measures 16’ x 27’ and comfortably seats 24 people in a conference style set-up. Room rates begin at as low as $15 per hour when rented with the pool, and $30 per hour when booked separately.

PUBLIC SWIM

Public Swim offers a fun time in the water for all ages. All facilities will be open for use during public swim times and lifeguards will be on duty for your protection. Lockers are available for a 50¢ charge at both facilities. Our concession stand is open during the summer with various foods and drink items for sale. See information below for operating hours. Also, please be aware of the following public swim policies: • Flotation devices are not permitted. This includes suits with built-in flotation pieces. • Children under age 8 must be supervised by a responsible person age16+. • Children under age 5 must have an adult in the water with them at all times. • No jean cut-offs, T-shirts, or street shorts allowed in the water. • Only clearly identified service animals are permitted. • Children must be 48 inches to ride the Ridgway water slide. • Swimwear with exposed zippers, buckles or metal rivets are not permitted on the Ridgway water slide. • Thong/G-string suits are not permitted in the pool area. • Children over age 5 are not allowed in opposite-sex locker rooms. We have unisex restsrooms available. • There is a $5 replacement fee for re-printed passes.

PUBLIC SWIM HOURS FINLEY AQUATIC CENTER April 24-June 2 – Mon-Fri: 3-4:45pm June 5-August 25 – Mon-Fri: 1:30-4:45pm June 10-August 27 – Sat & Sun: 1:30-6pm August 27th is the last day of Public Swim at Finley for 2017 No Fall season Public Swim at this facility. RIDGWAY SWIM CENTER April 22-October 1 – Sat & Sun 1:15-6pm June 12 - August 18 – Mon- Fri 12-4pm (Splash Pool Only 12-1:15pm), Fri Late Night 7:30-9:30pm, Sat & Sun 1:15-6pm August 21-25 – Ridgway Pool will be closed August 28-September 16 – Mon-Fri 2:45-4:45pm (Splash Pool Only 3:45-4:45pm) October 1st is the last day of Public Swim at Ridgway for 2017.

POOL RENTAL

Please Note: Ridgway Pool will be closed 8/21-/25

Both swim centers are available for rent after regular pool hours. Lifeguards are provided and reservations are needed at least two weeks prior to requested date.

PUBLIC SWIM ENTRANCE FEE

Finley/Ridgway Fee: 1-50 participants $120/$190 per hour 51-150 participants $140/$210 per hour 151-250 participants $160/$230 per hour 250+ participants $180/$250 per hour

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All customers entering our facilities will be charged the entrance fee. Adults (18-54): $5 Youth (2-17): $4 Seniors (55+): $4 Disabled: $4

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Public & Lap Swim Hours PUBLIC SWIM PASSES

LAP SWIM

Public swim passes allow admission to the Finley Aquatic Center and the Ridgway Swim Center.

A time for lap swim fitness. Lane lines will be in place with lanes designated according to speed. Kickboards, pull buoys and hand paddles are available for use during this program. Lockers are available at both facilities for a 50¢ charge. Lap swim is a year-round on-going program. Availability of lanes will vary.

Flexi Pass: Load your pass with as many public swims as you would like to attend (minimum 5 swims). This pass has no expiration. Adult: $4.50 per swim Youth/Senior/Disabled: $3.50 per swim All-Season Family Pass: $250 Pass valid from April 22 - October 1 Summer Family Pass: $200 Pass valid from June 6 - August 27. Includes unlimited swims for up to 5 family members, additional family members $10 (Limited to 7 household members)

RIDGWAY SWIM CENTER LAP SWIM Mon-Fri: 9:30am-1pm until 6/7, no lap swim 6/8 9:45am-1pm (6/9-8/18) Sat/Sun: 9:30am-1pm FINLEY AQUATIC CENTER LAP SWIM Mon-Fri: 6-8am (M/W/F no walking lane available 7-8am) 9-11am (until 6/5) no walking lane available 11:30am-1:15pm M/W/F: 5:30-7pm until 3/17 6-7pm begins 3/20 Tue/Thu: 5:30-8pm until 3/17 6-8pm begins 3/20 Sat: 9-11am Sat/Sun: 11:30am-1:15pm

LAP SWIM FEES

$5 General Admission $4 Senior 55+/Disabled $55 Monthly Lap Pass, General Admission $45 Monthly Lap Pass, Senior/Disabled Monthly passes are valid for calendar month Flexi Pass (No Expiration): $4.50 per swim General Admission, Minimum 5 swims $3.50 per swim Senior 55+/Disabled, Minimum 5 swims

SANTA ROSA MASTERS SWIMMING Masters is a coach-guided aquatic training program for beginning, intermediate and advanced adult swimmers. Correction and development of strokes and techniques will be provided by an on-deck coach. Ridgway Swim Center Fees: Monthly Pass: Admission to any Masters coached workout, $65 per month (S.R. Resident $55 per month) Monthly Plus Pass: Admission to any Masters coached work-out plus all lap swim hours at Ridgway and Finley $69.50 per month Drop-in: $7 per visit Practice Times: Mon/Wed/Fri – 6-7am Tues/Thu – 5:45-7:15am 11:45am-1pm

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Water Fitness Classes WATER FITNESS (Age 16+)

THERAPEUTIC WATER EXERCISE (Age 16+)

Water fitness is a fun aquatic activity which uses the resistance of water to provide strength training and aerobic conditioning for people of all fitness levels. Water provides smooth and variable resistance through a full range of motion. Improve your strength, endurance, flexibility and well-being in this exhilarating class. Nonswimmers are welcome.

Therapeutic Water Exercise is designed to accommodate people with various physical problems, physical disabilities or those recovering from injury or surgery. This class can also be used for prehabilitation (pre-operative exercise for optimal surgery outcome). Individual instruction is provided. You may register in person, over the phone or online.

M/W/F: 7-8am & 9-10am Mon-Sun: 10-11am Mon-Fri: 5-6pm T/Th: 7-8pm Finley Aquatic Center, Drop-in fee: $6 Flexi Pass: Load your pass with as many Water Fitness classes as you would like. $5/ class (Minimum 5 classes.) This pass has no expiration. Monthly Pass: This pass is valid from the first day to the last day of the month in which it is purchased and has no limit of classes one can attend. $75

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Instructor: Donna Burch or Rene Bosen (No Drop-ins) Location: Finley Aquatic Center Barcode Days

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80760 M/W/F 2/13 - 3/10 11:30am-12:15pm $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81881 M/W/F 3/13 - 4/7 11:30am-12:15pm $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81882 M/W/F 4/10 - 5/5 11:30am-12:15pm $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81883 M/W/F 5/8 - 6/2 11:30am-12:15pm $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81884 M/W/F 6/5 - 6/30 11:30am-12:15pm $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81885 M/W/F 7/3 - 7/28 11:30am-12:15pm $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81886 M/W/F 7/31 - 8/25 11:30am-12:15pm $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81887 M/W/F 8/28 - 9/22 11:30am-12:15pm $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 80766 M/W/F 2/13 - 3/10 12:15-1pm $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81889 M/W/F 3/13 - 4/7 12:15-1pm $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81890 M/W/F 4/10 - 5/5 12:15-1pm $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81891 M/W/F 5/8 - 6/2 12:15-1pm $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81892 M/W/F 6/5 - 6/30 12:15-1pm $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81893 M/W/F 7/3 - 7/28 12:15-1pm $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81894 M/W/F 7/31 - 8/25 12:15-1pm $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81895 M/W/F 8/28 - 9/22 12:15-1pm $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 80772 T/Th 2/14 - 3/9 11:30am-12:15pm $40 (S.R. Resident $30) 81897 T/Th 3/14 - 4/6 11:30am-12:15pm $40 (S.R. Resident $30) 81898 T/Th 4/11 - 5/4 11:30am-12:15pm $40 (S.R. Resident $30) 81899 T/Th 5/9 - 6/1 11:30am-12:15pm $40 (S.R. Resident $30) 81900 T/Th 6/6 - 6/29 11:30am-12:15pm $40 (S.R. Resident $30) 81901 T/Th 7/4 - 7/27 11:30am-12:15pm $40 (S.R. Resident $30) 81902 T/Th 8/1 - 8/24 11:30am-12:15pm $40 (S.R. Resident $30) 81903 T/Th 8/29 - 9/21 11:30am-12:15pm $40 (S.R. Resident $30) 81905 T/Th 6/6 - 6/29 12:15-1pm $40 (S.R. Resident $30) 81906 T/Th 7/4 - 7/27 12:15-1pm $40 (S.R. Resident $30) 81907 T/Th 8/1 - 8/24 12:15-1pm $40 (S.R. Resident $30) 81908 T/Th 8/29 - 9/21 12:15-1pm $40 (S.R. Resident $30) 80781 T/Th/Sat 2/14 - 3/11 9-9:45am $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81873 T/Th/Sat 3/14 - 4/8 9-9:45am $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81874 T/Th/Sat 4/11 - 5/6 9-9:45am $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81875 T/Th/Sat 5/9 - 6/3 9-9:45am $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81876 T/Th/Sat 6/6 - 7/1 9-9:45am $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81877 T/Th/Sat 7/4 - 7/29 9-9:45am $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81878 T/Th/Sat 8/1 - 8/26 9-9:45am $55 (S.R. Resident $45) 81879 T/Th/Sat 8/29 - 9/23 9-9:45am $55 (S.R. Resident $45)

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MASTERS HAMMERHEAD (Ages 17+)

JR. HAMMERHEAD WATER POLO (Ages 10-13)

SHARK PUPS (Ages 8-10)

Looking for an alternative to the gym or need a break from swimming the same laps day after day? This program offers both a great workout four days a week plus the opportunity to learn the game of water polo. This co-ed, monthly or drop-in recreational water polo program provides friendly competition in an encouraging environment. Each practice includes open warm-up and scrimmages with quality refereeing each session. (Underage students will be evaluated on an individual basis and may be granted permission to participate in this class. Please note: Due to the inherent nature of water polo, lifeguard and coaching staff reserve the right to retract this permission in the interest of participant safety and program fluidity).

This practice teaches fundamental skills required to play the game of water polo. Emphasis will be on fun water polo related swimming, conditioning and ball work. It’s recommended that kids enrolled in this class be able to swim 50 yards without aide or rest. This class takes place in deep water and is designed for the participant who has average swimming skills (level 4 and up). (Underage students will be evaluated on an individual basis and may be granted permission to participate in this class).

This class will teach and reinforce the skills used in water polo, the importance of teamwork while developing handeye coordination. Emphasis will be on swimming, fun and games. It’s recommended that kids enrolled in this class be able to swim 25 yards without aide or rest. This class takes place in 3.5 4.5 feet of water and is designed for the participant who has some essential water skills. (Underage students can be evaluated on an individual basis and may be granted permission to participate in this class).

Practice Times: Mon, Wed, Fri 7-9pm Sun 10-11:30am Finley Aquatic Complex Monthly Pass: $46 (S.R. Resident $36) 5 Visit Pass: $25 (w/ student ID $20) Drop-in Fee: $6 (w/ student ID $5)

Practice Times: Mon, Wed 7-8pm Sun 10-11:30am Finley Aquatic Complex Monthly Pass: $46 (S.R. Resident $36) Drop-in Fee: $5

Practice Times: Mon, Wed 7-8:00pm Sun 11-11:30am Finley Aquatic Complex Monthly Pass: $46 (S.R. Resident $36) Drop-in Fee: $5

TEEN HAMMERHEAD WATER POLO (Ages 13-16) This practice includes lots of passing, shooting and scrimmaging. Teaches individual skills while fostering the importance of teamwork and educating participants about official waterpolo rules. Emphasis will be on technique, game skills and scrimmage. Opportunities for seasonal competition are available for interested players. It is recommended that kids be able to swim 100 yards without aide or rest. This class takes place in deep water and is designed for proficient swimmers (level 5 and up). (Underage students will be evaluated on an individual basis and may be granted permission to participate in this class). Practice Times: Mon, Wed 7-8pm Sun 10-11:30am Finley Aquatic Complex Monthly Pass: $46 (S.R. Resident $36) Drop-in Fee: $5

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Safety Training Life Guard Training AMERICAN RED CROSS LIFEGUARD TRAINING (Full Course) (Age 15+) The ARC, American Red Cross Lifeguard Training Course is a 54.5-hour course that meets all necessary criteria towards becoming a professional lifeguard. Upon successful course completion, the participant will receive the following certifications: Lifeguarding/Standard First Aid/CPR/AED for the Lifeguard and First Aid for Public Safety Personnel-Title 22 (a California State requirement). Course prerequisites, to be evaluated the first day of class, include: • Participant must successfully complete a 300yd. swim, demonstrating a reasonable competency of both the front-crawl (a.k.a. free-style) and the breaststroke. This swim is not timed but must be completed without stopping. Goggles and swim caps are allowed. • Participant must tread water - legs only - in an upright position with their hands in their armpits for 2 minutes. •

Participant must surface-swim 20yds, dive to a depth of over 7ft., retrieve a 10lb. object from the pool bottom, resurface, return to the initial starting point and climb out without the use of a ladder or steps. This portion must be successfully completed within 1 minute, 40 seconds. Goggles not allowed. Lap swim is a great way to prepare.

• Participant must be at least 15 years old by the end of the course. Instructor’s note: Swimming is an exercise activity like no other! Therefore, if you have not been swimming recently on a somewhat regular basis, it is strongly recommended that you prepare yourself prior to the 300yd. prerequisite-swim by doing so. Barcode

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American Red Cross Lifeguard Training Course (LG) Class fee is $195 (S.R. Resident $185) **Class fee is $210 (S.R. Resident $200 81865 M-Th/Sat 2/23 – 3/11 6 - 9:30pm 81866* Mon - Sat 3/20 – 3/25 8am - 6pm 81867 M-Th/Sat 3/30 – 4/15 6 - 9:30pm 81868 M-Th/Sat 4/27 – 5/13 6 - 9:30pm 81869** M-Th/Sat 5/18 – 6/1 6 - 9:30pm 81870** M-Th/Sat 6/15 – 7/1 6 - 9:30pm 83576** M-Th/Sat 7/13 – 7/29 6 - 9:30pm

Time (Sat)

9am - 5pm 8am - 6pm 9am - 5pm 9am - 5pm 9am - 5pm 9am - 5pm 9am - 5pm

*One week accelerated course Note: Except for 1-week accelerated courses, the first class starts on Tuesday for prerequisite training.

AMERICAN RED CROSS LIFEGUARD TRAINING REVIEW COURSE (Age 15+)

Lifeguard certifications (Lifeguarding/First Aid/CPR for the Professional Rescuer, and Title 22) expire every two years. This class is designed as an intensive review, in lieu of retaking the full course. CURRENT CERTIFICATION IS REQUIRED TO BE ALLOWED TO TAKE A REVIEW COURSE AND MUST BE PRESENTED TO THE INSTRUCTOR ON THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS! It is recommended to renew all certifications at the same time; therefore, this course renews all three certifications. This course will not renew certifications ala cart. The American Red Cross offers CPR for the Professional Rescuer courses as standalone courses. Challenges are no longer available per American Red Cross requirements. Barcode

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American Red Cross Lifeguard Review Course – Class fee is $145 (S.R. Resident $135) 80785 Finley 15+ Fri - Sun 2/17 – 2/19 5:30-7:30pm 81871 Finley 15+ Fri - Sun 3/17 – 3/19 5:30-7:30pm 81872 Finley 15+ Fri - Sun 4/29 – 4/30 5:30-7:30pm

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Time (Sat/Sun) 9am - 6pm 9am - 6pm 9am - 6pm

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Swim Lessons – General Information

SWIM LESSON INFORMATION • Age level indicates that the participant must be that age by the first day of class. • Participants may not make-up classes which have been missed. If your child is sick the first few days of class, they are encouraged to take the remaining days. • In the natural progression of children in swim lessons, it is not uncommon to expect your child to take and re-take a particular level before progressing to the next level. • To remedy supervision concerns, please do not send children too early for classes and please pick up children on time. • Persons will not be admitted to any fee program without being registered. • Register early as classes fill up quickly. • Save the registration receipt for presentation to the Swim Center Front Desk at the first class. •

Children registered for a class which they are not qualified for will be placed in the correct class only if there is a vacancy. If there is no vacancy, your money will be refunded. Please read the class descriptions carefully to ensure your child is enrolled in the correct class.

• If your child graduates to a higher level than you have them registered for, we will make every effort to accommodate a transfer, subject to availability. However, there may be instances where a refund is necessary.

Beginning Swim Program (Level 1 - Parent Child/Adult Beginner) Our beginning swim program is designed for all ages to gain basic water skills. The focus of these courses is water adjustment and fun in the aquatic environment.

PARENT CHILD (Ages: 6 months - 3 years)

This is a FUN introduction to the water. Participants will work on a variety of skills in a casual setting, including singing songs and playing games. Water adjustment and beginner skills such as blowing bubbles, going underwater, floating, kicking and scooping will be introduced to students as well as parents. The program is designed to teach you to work with your child on water adjustment and introductory skills. Parent participation in the water is required.

TADPOLES (Ages: 3-5 years)

No previous water experience is required for this class. Students will work on being comfortable and enjoying their time in the water. Fun, games and imagination will be used to teach swimming skills including: blowing bubbles, going underwater, floating, kicking and alternating arms.

WATER FROGS (Ages: 4-5 years)

Students must be able to float and glide unassisted with their face in the water and back float with assistance. Students will work on introductory front crawl, back floats, back crawl and elementary backstroke.

SEA STARS (Ages: 6-9 years)

No previous water or swimming experience is required for this class. Students will work on a variety of skills including water adjustment, submerging, front and back floats, kicking, front crawl, back crawl and elementary backstroke.

DOLPHINS (Ages: 10-15 years)

No previous water experience is required for this class. Students will work on skills including: water adjustment, floats, front and back crawl and elementary backstroke. The pace of the course will be based on student progress and needs. More advanced skills may also be taught including: breaststroke, sidestroke, treading water, and kneeling and standing dives. This class is taught in 3 1/2 feet of water.

ADULT BEGINNER (Ages: 16 years and up)

No previous water experience is required for this class. Students will work on skills ranging from water adjustment and floating to front crawl back crawl and elementary backstroke. The pace of the course will be based on student progress and needs. This class is taught in 3 1/2 feet of water.

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Swim Lessons â&#x20AC;&#x201C; General Information Intermediate Swim Program (Level 2-5) Our intermediate swim program is designed to build swimming proficiency, technique and endurance. The focus of these courses is skill development.

LEVEL 2 (Ages: 5-9 years)

Prerequisite: Swim front crawl and back crawl 5 yards. Students will work on side breathing for front crawl, improving their back crawl and elementary backstroke arms. Attention will be placed on skill proficiency and technique.

LEVEL 3 (Ages: 6 and up)

Prerequisite: Front crawl with side-breathing and back crawl for 15 yards, and elementary backstroke arms for 5 yards. Teaching will emphasize improving side-breathing and endurance for front crawl. Students will be introduced to elementary backstroke kick, breaststroke kick, butterfly kick and sitting and kneeling dives. This course will be taught in deeper water.

LEVEL 4 (Ages: 6 and up)

Prerequisite: 25 yards of front crawl with excellent side-breathing, 25 yards of back crawl, 15 yards of elementary backstroke, breaststroke kick, and dolphin kick. Students will learn to coordinate breaststroke arms and kick and be introduced to butterfly. Students will work on treading water and learning to do a standing dive from the side of the pool.

LEVEL 5 (Ages: 6 and up)

Prerequisite: 50 yards of front crawl and back crawl, 25 yards of the elementary backstroke, 15 yards of breaststroke and butterfly. Students will improve technique and endurance on the front crawl, back crawl, elementary backstroke, and breaststroke. Students will work on proficiency in butterfly and the sidestroke, treading water, diving and flip turns.

Advanced Swim Program (Level 6)

Our advanced swim program is designed for proficient swimmers to build specialized swimming skills.

LEVEL 6 - FITNESS SWIMMER (Ages: 6 and up)

Prerequisite: 50 yards front crawl, 50 yards back crawl, 25 yards breaststroke, 25 yards butterfly. The focus of this class is swimming as a lifelong fitness activity. Swimmers will continue to refine technique in all strokes and improve endurance while learning how to create their own workouts. Students will work on learning how to use pull-buoys and kickboards in their workout and how to use a pace clock, flip turns, open turns and lap swim etiquette

LEVEL 6 - LIFEGUARD PREPAREDNESS (LGT) (Ages: 6 and up)

Prerequisite: 50 yards front crawl, 50 yards back crawl, 25 yards breaststroke, 25 yards butterfly. The focus of this class is on the use of swimming in lifeguarding, lifeguard skills and preparing for the Junior Lifeguard or Lifeguard programs. Swimmers will continue to refine technique in all strokes and improve endurance while learning lifeguard skills. Students will work on water entries, swimming with a rescue tube, and rescues for distressed swimmer, active drowning and passive drowning victims.

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Swim Lessons – Finley SWIM LESSONS AT FINLEY AQUATIC CENTER Finley Aquatic Center 2060 W. College Ave SPRING LESSONS 28 Minute Group Lessons, 4 Day Lessons M/W or T/Th for 2 weeks $35 (S.R. Residents $25) Private lesson schedule on pages 86-87

Spring Group Evening Lessons at Finley Aquatic Center

Monday/Wednesday Lessons

Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 3/20 - 3/29 4/3 - 4/12 4/17 - 4/26 5/1 - 5/10 5/15 - 5/24

4:00PM Tadpoles 3-5 yrs N/A 82092 82093 82094 82095 Waterfrogs 4-5 yrs N/A 82176 82177 82178 82179 Sea Stars 6-9 yrs N/A 82139 82140 82141 82142 Level 2 5-9 yrs N/A 82212 82213 82214 82215 4:30PM Parent Child 6m-3 yrs N/A 82069 82070 82071 82072 Tadpoles 3-5 yrs N/A 82097 82098 82099 82100 Waterfrogs 4-5 yrs N/A 82180 82181 82182 82183 Level 2 5-9 yrs N/A 82216 82217 82218 82219 Level 3 6+ yrs N/A 82243 82244 82245 82246 5:00PM Parent Child 6m-3 yrs 82064 82065 82066 82067 82068 Tadpoles 3-5 yrs 82101 82102 82103 82104 82105 Sea Stars 6-9 yrs 82143 82144 82145 82146 82147 Level 4 6+ yrs 82257 82258 82259 82260 82261 Level 6 LG Prep 6+ yrs 82272 82273 82274 82275 82276 5:30PM Parent Child 6m-3 yrs 82073 82074 82075 82076 82077 Tadpoles 3-5 yrs 82106 82107 82108 82109 82110 Waterfrogs 4-5 yrs 82184 82185 82186 82187 82188 Level 2 5-9 yrs 82220 82221 82222 82223 82224 Level 3 6+ yrs 82247 82248 82249 82250 82251 6:00PM Tadpoles 3-5 yrs 82111 82112 82113 82114 82115 Waterfrogs 4-5 yrs 82189 82190 82191 82192 82193 Sea Stars 6-9 yrs 82148 82149 82150 82151 82152 Level 2 5-9 yrs 82225 82226 82227 82228 82229 Dolphin 10-15 yrs 82277 82278 82279 82280 82281 Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Tuesday/Thursday Lessons 3/21 - 3/30 4/4 - 4/13 4/18 - 4/27 5/2 - 5/11 5/16 - 5/25 4:00PM Tadpoles 3-5 yrs N/A 82116 82117 82118 82119 Waterfrogs 4-5 yrs N/A 82194 82195 82196 82197 Sea Stars 6-9 yrs N/A 82153 82154 82155 82156 Level 2 5-9 yrs N/A 82230 82231 82232 82233 4:30PM Parent Child 6m-3 yrs N/A 82078 82079 82080 82081 Tadpoles 3-5 yrs N/A 82120 82121 82122 82123 Waterfrogs 4-5 yrs N/A 82198 82199 82200 82201 Sea Stars 6-9 yrs N/A 82157 82158 82159 82160 Level 2 5-9 yrs N/A 82234 82235 82236 82237 5:00PM Parent Child 6m-3 yrs 82082 82083 82084 82085 82086 Tadpoles 3-5 yrs 82124 82125 82126 82127 82128 Sea Stars 6-9 yrs 82161 82162 82163 82164 82165 Level 4 6+ yrs 82262 82263 82264 82265 82266 Level 5 6+ yrs 82267 82268 82269 82270 82271 5:30PM Parent Child 6m-3 yrs 82087 82088 82089 82090 82091 Tadpoles 3-5 yrs 82129 82130 82131 82132 82133 Waterfrogs 4-5 yrs 82202 82203 82204 82211 82205 Sea Stars 6-9 yrs 82166 82167 82168 82169 82170 Level 3 6+ yrs 82252 82253 82254 82255 82256 6:00PM Tadpoles 3-5 yrs 82134 82135 82136 82137 82138 Waterfrogs 4-5 yrs 82206 82207 82208 82209 82210 SeaStars 6-9 yrs 82171 82172 82173 82174 82175 Level 2 5-9 yrs 82238 82239 82240 82241 82242 Adult Beginner 16+ N/A 82283 82284 82285 82286

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Swim Lessons â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Finley Summer Group Morning Lessons at Finley Aquatic Center SUMMER MORNING LESSONS AT FINLEY AQUATIC CENTER 28 Minute Group Lessons, 8 Day Lessons M-Th for 2 weeks $60 Non Residents ($50 S.R. Residents) Private lesson schedule on pages 86-87 *The first week is only offered in the evening and is part of our in-service training. The course is 1 week Mon-Thur and is $35 ($25 S.R.Residents) **Session 2 - No class on Tuesday July 4th and has been pro-rated $53.75 ($43.75 S.R. Residents) ***Session 5 is only 1 week MonThur and has been pro-rated $35 ($25 S.R. Residents)

Inservice* Session 1 Session 2** Session 3 Session 4 Session 5*** 6/5 - 6/8 6/12 - 6/22 6/26 - 7/6 7/10 - 7/20 7/24 - 8/3 8/7 - 8/10 9:30 AM Tadpoles N/A Waterfrogs N/A Sea Stars N/A Level 2 N/A Level 3 N/A Level 4 N/A 10:00AM Tadpoles N/A Waterfrogs N/A Sea Stars N/A Level 2 N/A Level 4 N/A Level 5 N/A Level 6 Lifeguard N/A 10:30 AM Parent Child N/A Tadpoles N/A Waterfrogs N/A Sea Stars N/A Level 2 N/A Level 3 N/A Level 4 N/A 11:00 AM Parent Child N/A Tadpoles N/A Waterfrogs N/A Sea Stars N/A Level 2 N/A Level 3 N/A Level 4 N/A Level 5 N/A Level 6 Fitness N/A 11:30 AM Parent Child N/A Tadpoles N/A Waterfrogs N/A Sea Stars N/A Level 2 N/A Level 5 N/A Dolphins N/A 12:00 PM Tadpoles N/A Waterfrogs N/A Sea Stars N/A Level 2 N/A Level 3 N/A Level 6 Lifeguard N/A 12:30 PM Tadpoles N/A Waterfrogs N/A Sea Stars N/A Level 2 N/A Level 3 N/A Level 5 N/A

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82469 82529 82597 82678 82738 82798 82474 82534 82611 82683 82773 82803 82864 82444 82479 82539 82616 82688 82743 82778 82449 82484 82544 82632 82693 82748 82783 82808 82849 82454 82489 82549 82637 82698 82813 82833 82494 82554 82642 82703 82753 82869 82499 82559 82647 82708 82758 82818

82470 82530 82598 82679 82739 82799 82475 82535 82612 82684 82774 82804 82865 82445 82480 82540 82617 82689 82744 82779 82450 82485 82545 82633 82694 82749 82784 82809 82861 82455 82490 82550 82638 82699 82814 82834 82495 82555 82643 82704 82754 82870 82500 82560 82648 82709 82759 82819

82471 82531 82601 82680 82740 82800 82476 82536 82613 82685 82775 82805 82866 82446 82481 82541 82618 82690 82745 82780 82451 82486 82546 82634 82695 82750 82785 82810 82850 82456 82491 82551 82639 82700 82815 82835 82496 82556 82644 82705 82755 82871 82501 82561 82649 82710 82760 82820

82472 82473 82532 82533 82603 82610 82681 82682 82741 82742 82801 82802 82477 82478 82537 82538 82614 82615 82686 82687 82776 82777 82806 82807 82867 82868 82447 82448 82482 82483 82542 82543 82619 82631 82691 82692 82746 82747 82781 82782 82452 82453 82487 82488 82547 82548 82635 82636 82696 82697 82751 82752 82786 82787 82811 82812 82851 82852 82457 82458 82492 82493 82552 82553 82640 82641 82701 82702 82816 82817 82836 82837 82497 82498 82557 82558 82645 82646 82706 82707 82756 82757 82872 82873 82502 82503 82562 82563 82650 82652 82711 82712 82761 82762 82821 82822

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Swim Lessons â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Finley Summer Group Evening Lessons at Finley Aquatic Center SUMMER EVENING LESSONS AT FINLEY AQUATIC CENTER 28 Minute Group Lessons, 8 Day Lessons M-Th for 2 weeks $60 Non Residents ($50 S.R. Residents) Private lesson schedule on pages 86-87 *The first week is only offered in the evening and is part of our in-service training. The course is 1 week Mon-Thur and is only $35 ($25 S.R. Residents) **Session 2 - No class on Tuesday July 4th and has been pro-rated $53.75 ($43.75 S.R. Residents) ***Session 5 is only 1 week Mon-Thur and has been pro-rated $35 ($25 S.R. Residents)

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In-service* Session 1 Session 2** Session 3 Session 4 Session 5*** 6/5 - 6/8 6/12 - 6/22 6/26 - 7/6 7/10 - 7/20 7/24 - 8/3 8/7 - 8/101 5:00 PM Parent Child 82879 82459 82460 82461 82462 82463 Tadpoles 82881 82504 82505 82506 82507 82508 Waterfrogs 82883 82564 82565 82566 82567 82568 Sea Stars 82885 82653 82654 82655 82656 82657 Level 2 82887 82713 82714 82715 82716 82717 Level 4 N/A 82788 82789 82790 82791 82792 Level 5 N/A 82823 82824 82825 82826 82827 Level 6 Fitness N/A 82853 82862 82854 82855 82856 5:30PM Parent Child 82880 82464 82465 82466 82467 82468 Tadpoles 82882 82509 82510 82511 82512 82513 Waterfrogs 82884 82569 82570 82571 82572 82573 Sea Stars 82886 82658 82659 82660 82661 82662 Level 2 82888 82718 82719 82720 82721 82722 Level 3 82889 82763 82764 82765 82766 82767 Level 4 N/A 82793 82794 82795 82796 82797 Level 5 N/A 82828 82829 82830 82831 82832 6:00 PM Tadpoles N/A 82514 82515 82516 82517 82518 Waterfrogs N/A 82574 82575 82576 82577 82578 Sea Stars N/A 82663 82664 82665 82666 82667 Level 2 N/A 82723 82724 82725 82726 82727 Level 3 N/A 82768 82769 82770 82771 82772 Level 6 Lifeguard N/A 82874 82875 82876 82877 82878 Dolphins N/A 82838 82839 82840 82841 82842 6:30PM Tadpoles N/A 82519 82520 82521 82522 82523 Waterfrogs N/A 82579 82580 82581 82582 82583 Sea Stars N/A 82668 82669 82670 82671 82672 Level 2 N/A 82728 82729 82730 82731 82732 Lvl 6 Fitness N/A 82857 82863 82858 82859 82860 Adult Beginner N/A 82844 82845 82846 82847 82848 7:00PM Tadpoles N/A 82524 82525 82526 82527 82528 Waterfrogs N/A 82584 82585 82586 82587 82588 Sea Stars N/A 82673 82674 82675 82676 82677 Level 2 N/A 82733 82734 82735 82736 82737

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Swim Lessons â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Ridgway Summer Group Lessons at Ridgway Swim Center SUMMER MORNING LESSONS AT RIDGWAY SWIM CENTER 28 Minute Group Lessons, 8 Day Lessons M-Th for 2 weeks $60 Non Residents ($50 S.R. Residents) Private lesson schedule on pages 86-87 *Session 2 no class on Tuesday July 4th and has been pro-rated $53.75 ($43.75 S.R. Residents) **Session 5 is only 1 week Mon-Thur and has been pro-rated $35 ($25 S.R. Residents)

SUMMER EVENING LESSONS AT RIDGWAY SWIM CENTER 28 Minute Group Lessons, 8 Day Lessons M-Th for 2 weeks $60 Non Residents ($50 S.R. Residents) Private lesson schedule on page 86-87

9:45 am Tadpoles

Sea Stars Waterfrogs Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 10:15am Tadpoles Sea Stars Waterfrogs Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 10:45am Tadpoles Sea Stars Waterfrogs Level 2 Level 3 Level 6 - Fit Swim Adult Beg Dolphin 11:15am Parent - Child Tadpoles Sea Stars Waterfrogs Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 6 - LG Prep

Session 1 Session 2* Session 3 Session 4 Session 5** 6/12-6/22 6/26-7/6 7/10-7/20 7/24-8/3 8/7-8/10 81234 81235 81236 81237 81238 81526 81527 81528 81529 81530 81303 81304 81305 81306 81307 81583 81584 81585 81586 81587 81632 81633 81634 81635 81636 81662 81663 81664 81665 81666 81677 81685 81686 81687 81688 81239 81240 81241 81242 81243 81531 81532 81533 81534 81535 81308 81309 81310 81311 81312 81588 81591 81592 81593 81594 81637 81638 81639 81640 81641 81667 81668 81669 81670 81671 81689 81690 81691 81692 81693 81244 81245 81246 81247 81248 81536 81537 81550 81551 81552 81313 81314 81315 81316 81317 81595 81596 81597 81598 81599 81642 81643 81644 81645 81646 NA 81694 NA 81695 NA 81700 81703 81701 NA 81704 81696 NA 81699 81697 81698 81782 81797 81798 81799 81800 81249 81250 81251 81252 81253 81553 81554 81555 81556 81557 81438 81439 81440 81441 81442 81600 81601 81602 81603 81604 81647 81648 81649 81650 81651 81672 81673 81674 81675 81676 81705 81706 81707 81708 81709

Session 1 Session 2* Session 3 Session 4 Session 5** 6/12-6/22 6/26-7/6 7/10-7/20 7/24-8/3 8/7-8/10 4:15 pm Tadpoles 81443 81444 81445 81446 81447 Sea Stars 81558 81559 81560 81561 81562 Waterfrogs 81501 81502 81503 81504 81505 Level 2 81605 81608 81609 81610 81611 4:45pm Parent Child 81801 81802 81803 81804 81805 Tadpoles 81448 81449 81450 81451 81452 Sea Stars 81563 81564 81565 81566 81567 Waterfrogs 81506 81507 81508 81509 81510 Level 2 81612 81613 81614 81615 81616 5:15pm Tadpoles 81453 81454 81455 81456 81457 Sea Stars 81568 81569 81570 81571 81572 Waterfrogs 81511 81512 81513 81514 81515 Level 2 81617 81618 81619 81620 81621 5:45pm Parent Child 81806 81807 81808 81809 81810 Tadpoles 81458 81459 81460 81461 81490 Sea Stars 81573 81574 81575 81576 81577 Level 2 81622 81623 81624 81625 81626 6:15pm Tadpole 81491 81492 81493 81494 81495 Waterfrogs 81516 81517 81518 81519 81520 Level 2 81627 81628 81629 81630 81631 Level 3 81652 81653 81654 81655 81656 6:45pm Tadpoles 81496 81497 81498 81499 81500 Sea Stars 81578 81579 81580 81581 81582 Waterfrogs 81521 81522 81523 81524 81525 Level 3 81657 81658 81659 81660 81661

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Private Swim Lessons Finley Spring Private Lessons - Finley Four 28 Minute Lessons: $120 A= Taught in Any Depth S = Taught in Shallow water only (2 1/2 - 3 feet deep) S/D = Taught in shallow (2 1/2 - 3 feet) or deep water (6 - 12 1/2 feet)

Monday/Wednesday Lessons (2 Weeks)

Water Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 depth 3/20 - 3/29 4/3 - 4/12 4/17 - 4/26 5/1 - 5/10 5/15 - 5/24 4pm S N/A 4:30pm S N/A 5pm S/D N/A 5:30pm S/D N/A 6pm A N/A

82287 82288 82289 82290 82291 82292 82293 82294 82296 82297 82298 82299 82301 82302 82303 82304 82306 82307 82308 82309

Tuesday/Thursday Lessons (2 Weeks)

Water Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 depth 3/21 - 3/30 4/4 - 4/13 4/18 - 4/27 5/2 - 5/11 5/16 - 5/25 4pm S N/A 4:30pm S N/A 5pm S/D N/A 5:30pm S/D N/A 6pm A N/A

82310 82311 82312 82313 82314 82315 82316 82317 82319 82320 82321 82322 82324 82325 82326 82327 82329 82330 82331 82332

Summer Private Lessons - Finley Summer Morning Private Lessons - Finley (M-TH) Water Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4* Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 depth 6/12-6/15 6/19-6/22 6/26-6/29 7/3-7/6 7/10-7/13 7/17-7/20 7/24-7/27 7/31-8/3 8/7-8/10 9:30am S/D 82336 82337 82338 82339 82340 82341 82342 82343 82344 10am S 82345 82346 82347 82348 82349 82350 82351 82352 82353 10:30am S/D 82354 82355 82356 82357 82358 82359 82360 82361 82362 11am A 82363 82364 82365 82366 82367 82368 82369 82370 82371 11:30am S/D 82372 82373 82374 82375 82376 82377 82378 82379 82380 12pm S/D 82381 82382 82383 82384 82385 82386 82387 82388 82389 12:30pm S/D 82390 82391 82392 82393 82394 82395 82396 82397 82398

Summer Evening Private Lessons - Finley (M-TH)

Water Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4* Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 depth 6/12-6/15 6/19-6/22 6/26-6/29 7/3-7/6 7/10-7/13 7/17-7/20 7/24-7/27 7/31-8/3 8/7-8/10

5pm S/D 82399 5:30pm S/D 82408 6pm S/D 82417 6:30pm A 82426 7pm S 82435

82400 82409 82418 82427 82436

82401 82410 82419 82428 82437

82402 82411 82420 82429 82438

82403 82412 82421 82430 82439

82404 82413 82422 82431 82440

82405 82414 82423 82432 82441

82406 82407 82415 82416 82424 82425 82433 82434 82442 82443

*Week 4, no class on Tuesday July 4th and has been pro-rated $90.

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Private Swim Lessons Ridgway Summer Private Lessons - Ridgway Four 28 Minute Lessons: $120

Summer Morning Private Lessons - Ridgway (M-TH)

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4* Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 6/12-6/15 6/19-6/22 6/26-6/29 7/3-7/6 7/10-7/13 7/17-7/20 7/24-7/27 7/31-8/3 8/7-8/10

9:45am 81710 81711 10:15am 81719 81720 10:45am 81728 81729 11:15am 81737 81738

81712 81713 81714 81715 81716 81717 81718 81721 81722 81723 81724 81725 81726 81727 81730 81731 81732 81733 81734 81735 81736 81739 81740 81741 81742 81743 81744 81745

Summer Evening Private Lessons - Ridgway (M-TH)

(taught in shallow pool only)

Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4* Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 6/12-6/15 6/19-6/22 6/26-6/29 7/3-7/6 7/10-7/13 7/17-7/20 7/24-7/27 7/31-8/3 8/7-8/10

4:45pm 81746 81747 5:15pm 81755 81756 6:15pm 81764 81765 6:45pm 81773 81774

81748 81749 81750 81751 81752 81753 81754 81757 81758 81759 81760 81761 81762 81763 81766 81767 81768 81769 81770 81771 81772 81775 81776 81777 81778 81779 81780 81781

* Week 4, no class on Tuesday July 4th and has been pro-rated $90

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D I F F E R E N T LY A B L E D A D U LT P R O G R A M S Adults & Teens

This program offers social and recreational activities for adults and teens, 16 and older, with developmental disabilities. DANCES - SUPPORTED BY BECOMING INDEPENDENT (Age 16+) Dances are the second Monday of every Month (unless otherwise noted) at the Steele Lane Community Center from 7-8:30pm. A DJ provides music for dancing. Admission is $5 per person. Soft drinks are available for purchase. Participants must have a current I.D. and emergency phone number for admission. The dances are wheelchair accessible.

ADVENTURE DAYS (Age 16+) Adventure Days are offered one Saturday a month, at the Steele Lane Community Center September thru May, from 10am to 1:30pm. Activities are varied and can include arts and crafts, games and social time. Check event flyer for details. Fee is $12 per person. Pre-registration is required. This event is wheelchair accessible. Bring a lunch; beverages are provided. Monthly event flyers are mailed or emailed to participants every six months. To be added to the mailing list for bulletin call 543-3284. Participants who need assistance must bring an aide to any activity. No fee is charged for the aide.

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D E P T. I N F O R M AT I O N , PA R K S & FAC I L I T I E S Facility Information

FINLEY COMMUNITY CENTER

Located at 2060 W. College Ave., a 28,000-square-foot, multi-purpose facility available for rent. The center includes meeting rooms, banquet and conference facilities, and commercial kitchen. Reservations: 543-3733.

PERSON SENIOR WING

A 25,000-square-foot addition to the Finley Recreation Complex. Rental facilities available include an auditorium, fitness/ dance room, two multi-purpose rooms, library and computer lab. Reservations: 543-3737.

STEELE LANE COMMUNITY CENTER

A 23,000-square-foot center located at 415 Steele Lane and available for rent. Facilities include meeting rooms/classrooms, auditorium with stage and cooking facilities. Reservations: 543-3284.

BENNETT VALLEY SENIOR CENTER

Located at 704 Bennett Valley Road. Rental facilities include meeting rooms, classrooms and a small auditorium with stage. Reservations: 545-8608

Swim Facilities

Ridgway Swim Center

455 Ridgway Ave. 543-3421

Finley Aquatic Center

2060 W. College Ave. 543-3760

Special Facilities

Bennett Valley Golf Course

3328 Yulupa Avenue. 528-3673

Bocce Courts

DeMeo and Juilliard Parks. Bring your own equipment.

Bicycle Pump Track

allowed at Doyle Park only from 6-8am. Dogs must be on a leash not exceeding 6 feet in length at all other times and in all other parks when not in fenced dog park. Please pick up after your dogs.

Fly Casting Pond at Galvin Park.

Horseshoe Facilities

at Rincon Valley, Doyle, Finley and Bicentennial Parks. Bring your own equipment.

Park Amphitheater

with reservable campfire area in Howarth and Youth Parks. Reservations: 543-3737.

Santa Rosa Rural Cemetery

Located at Franklin & Monroe Streets. Selfguided walking tours. Call 543-3279 for special events schedule.

Skateboard & Blading Park

Located at Youth Park. Bring your own equipment. Safety equipment required.

Softball, Baseball and Soccer Field Reservations are available (weather

conditions allowing) for informal recreational use and league play. Call the Play Santa Rosa Sports Message Hotline 543-4317 for permit use and schedules. The field condition information line, 543-3474, is updated at 3pm, Monday through Friday.

Spray Ground

Prince Gateway Park, 171 Santa Rosa Avenue. This water feature is a seasonal amenity that will operate April-October. The schedule is 2-6pm Monday-Friday and 11am-6pm on Saturday and Sunday.

Community Parks

Located at Northwest Park. Closed when conditions are wet or muddy. Helmet required.

Group picnic reservations are available. See page 92 for contact information. For a detailed list of neighborhood parks, go to srcity.org/parks.

Church of One Tree

A Place to Play

Located in Juilliard Park. Rent for weddings & special occasions. Call 543-3285.

DeTurk Round Barn

Located in DeTurk Park. Rent for weddings, meetings, parties, conferences. Call 543-3285.

Fenced Dog Parks

A Place to Play, Finali, Harvest, Galvin, Rincon Valley, DeTurk, Doyle, Northwest and Cook parks. Off-leash play

Recreation information 543-3737

2375 West Third St. 77 acres. Picnic areas (non-reservable), play equipment, baseball and soccer fields, restrooms, dog park and remote control race car track.

Doyle Community Park

750 Doyle Park Drive off Sonoma Avenue. 22 acres. Family/group picnic, BBQs, play equipment, baseball, horseshoes, restrooms, clubhouse, dog park, Doyle Adventure Camp.

Finley Community Park

2060 W. College Ave (entrance on Stony Point Road). 12 acres. Play equipment, tennis courts, pickleball courts, basketball court, sand volleyball, horseshoe pits, restrooms, group and family picnic, BBQs, gazebo, community center and swim complex.

Franklin Park

2095 Franklin Avenue. 13 acres. Lighted softball, clubhouse, playground, soccer field. Picnic area, BBQ and restrooms.

Galvin Community Park

3330 Yulupa Avenue. 24 acres. Family/ group picnic, BBQs, play equipment, tennis, softball, soccer, restrooms, exercise court, fly casting pond and dog park.

Howarth Community Park

630 Summerfield Road. 138 acres. Lake Ralphine (25 acres) offers boat rentals (seasonal), launch ramp and fishing. Amusement area (seasonal) offers miniature train ride, carousel, pony rides, snack bar. Small & large group picnic facilities, gazebo and youth birthday party packages are available. Hiking, jogging, biking trails, BBQs, picnic tables, play areas, restrooms, 6 lighted tennis courts, softball field, Camp Wa-Tam, Land of Imagination playground, climbing wall. See Page 8 for Howarth Park attractions.

Northwest Community Park

2880 West Steele Lane. 27 acres. Lighted sports fields, restrooms, playground, softball, BBQs, parking, dog park, pump track and picnic areas (non-reservable).

Rincon Valley Community Park

5108 Badger Road. 19 acres. Family/group picnic, BBQs, play equipment, softball, soccer, restrooms, dog park for large and small dogs and horseshoes.

Southwest Community Park

1698 Hearn Avenue at Burbank. 20 acres. Family/group picnic, BBQs, play equipment, basketball, softball, soccer, and restrooms.

Youth Community Park

1500 Fulton Road. 74 acres. Picnic areas, BBQs, gazebo, play equipment, restrooms, skate park for skateboarders and in-line skaters, Camp Yu-Chi, and Youth Memorial.

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D E P T. I N F O R M AT I O N , PA R K S & FAC I L I T I E S Department Information Scholarship Program:

Thanks to generous donors and through fundraising, Recreation & Parks offers a number of scholarships to enable families in need to participate in recreation programs. Applications are available at the Steele Lane Community Center, Finley Community Center, Finley Aquatic Center or Ridgway Swim Center. For eligibility information, please call 543-3737.

Invest in Your Community:

Individuals, businesses, or organizations that are interested in the opportunity to financially assist or support a variety of Recreation & Parks programs through sponsoring a special event, adopting a park, or donating funds may call 543-3276 for more information.

Standards of Behavior:

For the enjoyment and safety of everyone; Recreation & Parks expects all participants to treat the people and facilities connected with the program with respect and abide by all rules and direction from the staff. Recreation & Parks reserves the right to refuse service to anyone for failure to abide by these standards.

Everyone is welcome to participate in our programs.

Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA):

Recreation & Parks is committed to compliance with the ADA. For accommodation requests or inquiries about accessibility, please call 543-3292, or (TDD) 543-3289 (M-F, 8am-5pm), at least 72 hours prior to the event. Accessible parking is available at all City facilities. For more information regarding the closest accessible public transportation and bus lines, please call 543-3325. Complaints regarding department compliance with ADA should be directed to the Director of Recreation & Parks, 55 Stony Point Rd, Santa Rosa, CA 95401, 543-3292 or (TDD) 543-3289 (M-F, 8am - 5pm).

Discrimination:

Recreation & Parks prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, ancestry, age, disability, marital status or sexual orientation. Should you have any concerns, please contact the Director of Recreation & Parks, 55 Stony Point Rd, Santa Rosa, CA 95401, 543-3292 or (TDD) 543-3289 (M-F, 8am -5pm).

Photos:

Recreation & Parks staff reserves the right to photograph facilities, activities and program participants for potential promotional use. All photos will remain the property of Recreation & Parks and may be used for publicity or promotion purposes only. If you or anyone in your family should not be photographed, contact Recreation & Parks at 543-3737.

Birthday Parties Let Recreation & Parks help you plan your child’s birthday party!

We offer a variety of convenient and affordable party package options that will suit multiple interests. We take care of the details, so you can spend more time having fun with your guests! Below is a sampling of what we offer and full details are available at www.santarosarec.com.

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BASKETBALL PARTY!

• Short basketball lesson featuring some fun drills and activities to enhance dribbling, shooting and passing skills. • Entertaining games including “Control Ball”, “Red Light, Green Light Basketball” & “Steal the Bacon.” • Team competitions with sports music and a referee. • An enthusiastic and motivating instructor/referee who encourages teamwork, fair play, sportsmanship and fun. • Party room, air-conditioned game room and all gaming equipment for a 2-hour party. Price: $175 plus a $50 refundable damage deposit. Call 707-543-3282 to book.

DODGE BALL PARTY!

Enjoy a 2-hour party for ages 7-16. Games, activities, drills, engaging instructor, sport music, party room, fun! Price: $175 plus $50 refundable deposit (20 child maximum). Call 543-3737 to book a party.

PARTY AT THE POOL!

The Birch Room at the Finley Aquatic Center and “Under the Awning” at the Ridgway Swim Center can be reserved for birthday parties, $9 per child, includes admission. Minimum party size is ten children. Call Finley (543-3760) or Ridgway (543-3421) to book a party.

PARTY AT HOWARTH PARK!

Voted best Sonoma County birthday party spot by Sonoma Family Life Magazine readers! Package includes party picnic space reservation, unlimited train, carousel, jump house, & animal barn rides for 10 children (one adult may ride free with each child), one pony ride per child (up to 10 children), Howarth Park souvenirs. Total cost is $150 (for 10 children); add additional child guests for $15 each. Parties are held during park operating hours, April 2-October 30. Make your reservation online at howarthpark. com or call 543-3737. *Please note: animal barn open summer season only. For Summer weekday inquiries email howarthpark@srcity.org or call 543-3298.

D E P T. I N F O R M AT I O N , PA R K S & FAC I L I T I E S Información General

RESERVACIÓNES DE SALÓNES Puede recojer un paquete de información en el Centro Comunitario de Finley. Para planear su evento llame al 707 543-3737. Quinceañeras Bodas y Recepciónes Aniversários Reuniones de Iglésias Reuniones de Clubs de Servicio Tásas sin interés Recaudación de fondos Conferéncias Reuniones de Negócios Cumpleaños Bautísmos

OTROS EDIFICIOS DE RENTA: Centro Comunitarios Finley Centro Comunitario Person Senior Wing Centro Comunitario Steele Lane Centro Comunitario Bennett Valley La Iglèsia de One Tree La Granja de De Turk

CLASES/PROGRAMAS

Todas Las Clases Se Ofrecen Solamente En Inglés!

La Salud es lo Máximo!

Para distfrutár un ambiente dívertido tenémos varios programas para toda la familia incluyéndo desde niños hasta adultos de la tercera edad. Estos programas son ofrecidos por el Departamento de Parques y Recreación de la Ciudad de Santa Rosa.

Zumba, Aerobica, Karate, Campamentos de verano y otoño, Natación, Arte, Computación, Balet y mucho más…. Kindergym:

Su hijo/a aumentará capacidades sociales por medio de convivencia con otros pequeñitos y haciendo actividades como correr, brincar y gatear. Habrá actividades de canto y juegos con paracaidas.

Servicios Vecindarios Para Jóvenes

Ofrece programas para niños desde 6-18 años en Santa Rosa. Estos programas son gratís o de bajos recursos. Este programa incluye: Deportes, Asistencia de tareas, Tutoría, Arte, Música, Clubs y mucho más… Para mas información favor de llamar al 707-543-4501 o visitar el sitio web: Santarosarec.com (neighborhood youth programs)

Hay becas disponibles.

Para obtener más información favor de llamar al 707-543-3737 o pueden venir en persona al Centro Comunitário de Finley localizado en 2060 W College Avenue. Para personas discapacitadas favor de llamar al 707-543-3292/TDD 543-3289 (Lunes a Viernes 8am-5pm)

PARQUES Parqué de los Patos/Howarth Park

Este parqué tiene un Carrusel, Tren, Brincolín, y Ponis. También tiene una pared de piedras para escalar.

Parqué y Granja de Bayer

Este parqué tiene uno de los jardines mas grandes de Santa Rosa! El parqué de Bayer ofrece jardines pequeños y disponibles para alquilar. Támbien pueden comprar verduras y flores o simplemente disfrutarlo. Este parque está localizado en 1550 West Avenue, Santa Rosa CA. Para más información llame al 707-5429318 o visite la página del internet www. landpaths.org

Centros Para La Tercera Edad

Para nuestros adultos de la tercera edad, los invitamos a que visiten nuestros centros Person Senior Wing en 2060 West

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College Avenue y Bennett Valley Senior Center en 704 Bennett Valley Road con clases programadas a diario.

Reservaciónes De Parques:

Tenemos espacios grandes y pequeños reservables en los siguientes parques: Doyle Finley Franklin Galvin Howarth/Parque de los Patos Rincon Valley Southwest Youth Park

Brincolínes:

Usted necesitá usar su propio generador para su brincolín, Las estacas no deben ser más de 8 pulgadas de profundidad. El brincolín deberá ser puesto encima de una lona. Brincolínes de agua no son permitidos.

Piñatas:

Son permitidas en los parques pero dében proteger los arboles poniendo una toalla entre el árbol y la cuerda. Tambíen deben poner una lona para la basura de la piñata.

Reservaciónes de Parques:

Para reservaciones de 50 personas o más se require un permiso de la Ciudad de Santa Rosa para las áreas índicadas. No se permite sonído amplificado en los parques de Finley y Rincon Valley. Para más información o hacer una reservación favor de hablar al número 707-543-3753 o venga en persona al Centro Comunitario de Finley durante las horas de 10:00am4:30pm (Lunes-Viernes).

Spring/Summer 2017

D E P T. I N F O R M AT I O N , PA R K S & FAC I L I T I E S Picnic Reservations

Our parks have picnic areas available on a first-come, first-served basis year round. By reserving a picnic site, you guarantee a spot for your event. PICNIC PERMIT A standard picnic permit allows up to 200 people at a Community Park group picnic site (Bayer Neighborhood Park also has reservable sites). The standard picnic reservation does not include exclusive use of any lawn area. All regular park rules apply. Visit srcity.org/ parks and check the availability of picnic sites. For questions or to make a reservation, call 707-543-3753 or come in to the Finley Community Center M-F, 9am - 5pm.

SPECIAL USE PERMIT A Special Use Permit is required for events with an expected attendance of 200 + and also for ALL events held in a Neighborhood Park. In addition, a Special Use Permit is required for any of the following reasons, regardless of attendance: • Event is open to the public and attendance cannot be determined (i.e. fundraisers). • Alcohol will be sold. • Animals or special equipment such as carnival rides, vehicles, band, portable dance floor, tents, etc. will be brought into the park. • Portable toilets and or/additional dumpsters will be needed. • Event is outside the parameters of the picnic site or impacts the other park patrons. • To download a Special Use Permit Application visit srcity.org/parks and click on “apply for a park permit.” • $25 non-refundable application fee due when submitting application (date will not be held until payment and application are received).

PARK RULES

• Jump Houses are allowed in several of our parks. We do NOT provide electricity or water. (The rental service must follow our policies for setup. For a complete list of jump house rules, visit srcity.org/parks/park rules.) • No smoking or glass in any City Parks. • No vehicles in the park without prior approval by Department Director or authorized designee. • Place trash in the garbage cans or dumpsters. • Please respect the “field closed” signs to preserve the turf (13-24.035).

• Keep audio players at a sound level that cannot be heard outside your picnic area. • No amplified sound without a sound permit. No amplified sound allowed in small sites or in Finley Park.

FEES • SMALL Picnic Sites: $45 • SMALL Picnic Site: Howarth Park $55 • Large Picnic Sites: require an additional $100 refundable cleaning/damage deposit, plus the below fees:

Finley Community Park & Howarth Park Gazebos Monday- Friday: $120 Saturday/Sunday/Holidays: $145

All Other Large Group Picnic Sites

Monday- Friday: $105 Saturday/Sunday/Holidays: $110

Small Picnic Sites Available: Bayer Park (1) Doyle Park (3) Finley Park (2) Franklin Park (1) Galvin Park (1) Howarth Park (4) Rincon Valley Park (1) Youth Community Park (1) Large Picnic Sites Available: Bayer Park (1) Doyle Park (2) Finley Park (1) Galvin Park (1) Howarth Park (2) Rincon Valley Park (1) Southwest Park (1) Youth Community Park (1)

• Alcohol is allowed in Community Parks after 5pm on weekdays and all day on weekends and holidays. For a COMPLETE list of Park Rules and Ordinances please visit: srcity.org/parks

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R E G I S T R AT I O N I N F O R M AT I O N Registration/Refunds

5 Ways to Sign up! ONLINE REGISTRATION

www.santarosarec.com Follow the instructions on the screen. To register, you’ll need:

• • • •

client barcode numbers* Family PIN number* Course barcode number(s) from Activity Guide Credit Card number (VISA or MC only)

Available 24 hours a day/7days a week *To obtain these numbers, call (707) 543-3737 or you can also create a new account online.

PHONE

Call our Finley Community Center at 707-543-3737 to register over the phone.

FAX

Fill out the registration form, include a valid VISA/MC number with expiration date & signature; a receipt will be mailed to you. Please use the following FAX phone number: Center Classes: (707) 543-3736 Swim Classes: (707) 543-3768.

MAIL

Mail Registration Form on page 94 to: Finley Community Center REGISTRATION, 2060 West College Ave. Santa Rosa, Calif. 95401 OR Steele Lane Center REGISTRATION 415 Steele Lane, Santa Rosa, Calif. 95403 For Swim Classes: Finley Aquatic Center REGISTRATION 2060 W. College Avenue, Santa Rosa, Calif. 95401 OR Ridgway Swim Center, REGISTRATION 455 Ridgway Avenue, Santa Rosa, Calif. 95401 *Include check made out to SRRP or include your VISA/MC number and a self-addressed, stamped envelope.

WALK-IN

For swim classes: Ridgway or Finley Swim Center For all other classes: Finley or Steele Lane Community Center. See page 1 for facility hours.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION • Registration is on a first come, first served basis. • Registration will not be accepted in class by the instructors. • Your name will automatically be placed on a waiting list when a class is full. (Including swim classes.) • Register online or by mail, fax or phone for only those activities which have a barcode. If no barcode is listed, contact a Community Center or the Swim Center. • Please allow at least 10 days to process mailed registration forms. A receipt will be mailed to participants to indicate enrollment status. • For mail/fax registration, if a class is full at the time of registration, you will be given your alternate class, if available, and automatically placed on a waiting list for your first choice. You will be notified by telephone should an opening become available. • If you have not received confirmation, for a non-swim class, or wish to confirm your registration, call either Community Center at 543-3737 or 543-3282, after 9am, Monday - Friday. For a swim class, call the Swim Centers at 543-3760 or 543-3421. • Future program fees are subject to change as City Council reviews the annual budget

CITY RESIDENTS Participants living within the Santa Rosa City limits receive a discount on classes and activities.

CLASS REFUND AND TRANSFER INFORMATION • Full refunds will be issued if the request is received 7 days prior to the starting date of the class. • If a refund is requested less than 7 days prior to the start of a class, a 25% cancellation fee will be charged. If preferred, we will transfer the participant to another class whenever possible. • Refunds or changes will not be allowed if submitted within 3 business days prior to the start of a class. • Refund requests for camps are slightly different.

CAMP REFUND POLICY No refunds allowed for Day Camps after 5pm on the Thursday prior to camp.

SCHOLARSHIP DONATIONS Donating to our scholarship fund can provide recreational activities for financially challenged families. Your donation is tax deductible. You may donate any amount you wish by completing our mail registration form on page 96. PLEASE NOTE: Certain fees advertised in the Activity Guide are subject to change. Check the website for updates.

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R E G I S T R AT I O N I N F O R M AT I O N Registration Form

ADULT/GUARDIAN CONTACT INFORMATION: **Please sign below Adulto/Información Personal Last Name: Apellido

Additional forms available at Community & Swim Centers

Para formas adiciionales viste a un centro comunitario o de natación

First Nombre

Birthdate: Fecha de Nacimiento

Gender: Género:

Address: Domicilio City: Ciudad

State: Estado

Home Phone: Teléfono de Casa

ZIP Code: Código

Resident Residente

Work Phone: Teléfono de Trabajo

Emergency Phone: Teléfono de Emergencia

*Non-Resident No-residente

Cell Phone: Celular

email Address: E-mail

*Non-Resident is anyone who lives outside the city limits of Santa Rosa *Un no residente es alguien quien vive afuera de los limites de la ciudad de Santa Rosa.

Community, Swim, Senior Center Classes & Activities Participant’s Last Name

First

Apellido del participante

Nombre

Date of Birth

Fecha de Nacimiento

Course Barcode Clave del Curso

Course Name

2nd Choice

Nombre del Curso

2nda opción

If paying by check, please make check payable to: Santa Rosa Recreation & Parks Department

Fee

Costo

Total Fees:

Help sponsor a child for a swimming lesson! Add on Scholarship Fund Donation: Ayude a un niño a asistir un programa de natación gratis! Agrege su donación aquí:

VISA/MasterCard Account #:

Expiration Date:

Month

Fecha de Vencimiento mes

Número de tarjeta VISA/Mastercard#

Cardholder’s Signature:

Year

año

Total Paid:

Firma de Autorización

Cantidad Total:

The undersigned in consideration of participation in this program agrees to indemnify and hold the City of Santa Rosa harmless and release the City of Santa Rosa, its officers, employees and agents, from any and all liability for any injury arising out of , or in any way connected with participation in this program. I HAVE READ THE ABOVE APPLICATION AND AGREEMENT, AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THAT I ASSUME ALL RISK FOR ANY INJURIES RECEIVED.

**Signature: Date: Firma

Self Parent Guardian

Fecha

Recreational Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities: Persons with disabilities are welcome to participate in any class or activity offered by Santa Rosa Recreation & Parks Department. If you have a special need or accommodation request, please contact (via phone, e-mail or in person) our staff at either community center at least one week prior to the start of the class or activity. Every effort will be made to reasonably accommodate your request.

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LOOKING FOR A JOB?

Santa Rosa Recreation & Parks hires 300-400 seasonal employees each year to help run our spring & summer programs! Check out employment opportunites on our website. Hiring season begins in February.

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Click on “Employment” at bottom of webpage

Compete, achieve, and celebrate: It’s your time to shine! Sonoma Wine Country Games

June 2 ~ June 18, 2017 More than 16 different sports for athletes 50+

A healthy lifestyle program benefiting

Photo by Guy Foster

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6th Annual

Sunday, March 12

UNLEASH THE LEPRECHAUN. COMMEMORATIVE RACE MUG COSTUME CONTEST ENTERTAINMENT GIVEAWAYS

For accessible information, call (707) 543–3292/TDD (707) 543–3289 (M–F 8am–5pm)

Saturday, April 22, 12-4pm VOLUNTEERS MAKE IT HAPPEN! BECOME PART OF OUR TEAM.

INDEX AARP Driver Safety Program

Differently Able Program (DAA)

Scholarship Donations

Scholarship Program

Active Adults 50+

66-74

Dog Training

Aerobics Classes

56-57

Drama/Theater (Youth)

18, 36

Senior Center Activities

Aquatics

75-87

Engineering/Lego (Youth)

32-34

Soccer (Youth)

Softball (Adult)

66-74

Art Exhibits

4-7

Events (Community)

2-3

Arts District

Facilities Information

89-90

Special Interest (Adult)

61-63

2, 9

Special Interest (Youth)

26-27

Arts & Crafts (Adults)

Fishing

Babysitting (Teen)

Fitness (Adult)

53-59

Standards of Behavior

Basketball (Youth)

Fitness (Youth)

19-24

Sports

64-65

Birthday Parties

Fitness (Seniors)

66-68

Swim

75-87

Gardening

T-ball

Table Tennis (Ping Pong)

Boating & Sailing Classes

40, 47-48

Bocce

Golf

Business/Computer

Gymnastics (Youth)

Camps: Spring Camps

Summer Camps

21-22, 31, 41

Tai Chi

54, 66-68

Horsemanship

Tennis:

Horseshoes

Adults

Youth

32-46

Howarth Park

Cards (Drop-in)

iPhone & iPad

Teeny/Tiny Tots

Computers (Adult)

KidScience

Ukulele

Computers (Seniors)

66-68

Kindergym

19-20

Volunteer

CPR & Survival Skills

62-63

Luther Burbank Home & Gardens

Watercolor (Seniors)

Crafting (Senior)

66-68, 70

Martial Arts (Adult Judo)

Walking Poles

61, 70

Creek Activities

Park Locations & Features

Water Fitness

Dodge Ball Parties

Pickleball

Waterpolo

Pilates (Adult)

Weight Room

Picnic Permit Information

Work Experience

Dance Classes: Ballet/Tap (Youth)

15-17

13-14

Belly Dance

Qigong

Yoga (Adult)

Bollywood

Rec Dept. info in Spanish

Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re On the Air (Voice-Overs)

Flamenco

Registration

Line Dance

Rentals, Park & Facility

Dances (Social)

Rural Cemetery Tours

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Zumba Gold Zumba Kids Jr

56-57 22

2-3, 10

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