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2021 Activity Guide Summer Danville Recreation, Arts and Community Services Activity Guide | Summer 2021 Ready, Set, Summer! www.danville.ca.gov | For Summer registration dates, refer to page 2. Registration Dates Summer Classes/Camp and Aquatics programs April 26, Incorporated Danville residents May 3, Open registration Table of Contents Summer 2021 DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE Ready…Set…Summer! On your marks…get set…go! The ever-nostalgic way that the kids on my street would start every race we ever had in the summer whether on the streets on in the pool. This summer as we move past stay-at-home orders and the purple tier of fun destruction, we kick off our SPECIAL EVENTS page 3 THEATRE/ART GALLERY page 4 summer in similar fashion. Ready, Set, Summer is our way to remind you it is time to go outside and play. In a tradition I started just a few short years ago, I present to you our staff’s top ten summer outdoor pastimes. These are here to spark your memories and encourage you to go outside and play… especially with us. Ready, Set, Go Out and Play Top 10 List 11. Hide and Seek LIBRARY PROGRAMS page 5 AQUATICS page 6-11 10. Tag 9. Jump Roping & hula hooping 8. Floor is Lava 7. Slip ‘n’ slide with the old school sprinklers 6. Capture the Flag 5. Two square using sidewalk squares SUMMER CAMPS page 12-29 5 & UNDER pages 30-31 4. Pool games - Sharks & Minnows and Marco Polo 3. Mother May I… 2. Red light, Green Light 1. The now discontinued game of injury and fun…Red Rover We here in the Town are inviting you to participate in the opportunities we have planned as we strive to help YOUTH page 32 TEEN page 33 to make lives better all year round but especially in the summer. Please take some time to flip through the pages of this Activity Guide and maybe you can find a little fun through what we offer. We hope to see you outside! ADULT pages 34-37 SENIORS page 38-41 Henry Perezalonso Recreation, Arts & Community Services Director COMMUNITY INFO pages 42-43 PARKS & FACILITIES page 44-45 LEGAL HOLIDAY OBSERVED Classes will not take place on the following date: Independence Day Sunday, July 4, 2021 Labor Day Monday, September 6, 2021 POLICIES/PROCEDURES page 46 REGISTRATION page 47 CONTENTS 2 Information: (925) 314-3400 Special Events The Town of Danville and the Danville Library Present The Town of Danville Presents KIDKIDCHELLACHELLA EVENTS SPECIAL O Drive-In P children’s reading & music festival SERIES E N 222 W EL PINTADO, Activities will be virtual & in person! DANVILLE, CA 94526 Movies JUNE 16 & JULY 21, 2021 | 11:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. Get immersed in summer music, crafts and stories with a new interactive children's music and reading festival! Don't miss out on this exciting new June 25, 2021 series! 11:00 a.m. 7 PM Preschool Music Story Time 11:30 a.m. Music Themed Crafts 12:00 p.m. Musical Performance Friends Danville Community Center | 420 Front St., Danville CA 94526 of the Danville Library www.danvillerecguide.com | (925) 314-3400 Music 2021 in �he Park Presented by the town LOCATION: Oak Hill Park of danville 3005 Stone Valley Rd. 6-8:00 p.m. Danville, CA 94526 www.danville.ca.gov/recguide Register online! 3 Village Theatre Events Art Gallery Events Purchase tickets online at www.danville.ca.gov/vtshows For more information on the Art Gallery, please visit All events will be held via Zoom until future notice. www.danville.ca.gov/vtart PRESCHOOL PERFORMANCE SERIES ALTERED & REIMAGINED June 11 – Zappo the Magician: Magician & Illusionist June 19-August 6, 2021 July 9 – Bri Crabtree: Circus Art Opening Reception, Saturday, June 19 from 7:00-9:00 pm* August 13 – Steve Chaney & Cornelius Crowe: Ventriloquists Showcasing an eclectic collection of all things delightful-collage All shows start at 10:00 am. General Admission: $2.50. and assemblage artwork made from re-purposed objects and materials by Bay Area artists. Also featuring, outdoor public art *Artists are subject to change. pieces, Shrumen Lumen, by Foldhaus Art Collective. COMEDY WITH LIZ GRANT & FRIENDS BELLISSIMO! June 19 • July 10 • August 21 August 19-October 14, 2021 All shows start at 7:30 pm. $12.50 per person. 16 and older Opening Reception: Thursday, August 19 from 5:00-7:00 pm* unless accompanied by an adult. Showcasing contemporary artwork by Italian and Italian- *Comics are subject to change. American artists from Italy and the Bay Area. CREATIVE COLLAGE: FREE KIDS’ ART WORKSHOP Age 5-10Y | Town Staff After visiting the Altered & Reimagined art show, we’ll be making cool, creative collages like the ones we have seen in the art exhibit Village Theatre Art Gallery #28435 July 29 Th 3:45-5:00 p.m. Free *Reception days and times subject to change SHAKESPEARE PLAYSHOPS Did you know that Disney classics like "The Lion King" and "High School Musical" are based off of William's Shakespeare's plays? We are excited to announce that the educators from the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival will be bringing virtual playshops to Danville! Elementary school students will explore fantasy and characters from "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and the junior high and high schools students will focus on the revenge driven "Hamlet." Space is limited to 16 students per playshop. Activities include games, social interaction, and gaining an understanding of the bard's text. Age 5-11 July 16 F 2:00pm-3:00pm $10 Age 12-18 July 16 F 3:30pm-4:30pm $10 EVENTS 4 Information: (925) 314-3400 Danville Library VENTRILOQUIST MARC GRIFFITHS – All programs are FREE and open to the public unless otherwise IMAGINATION ISLAND indicated. Pre-recorded online performance 400 Front Street, Danville, CA 94526 Wednesday, June 23 At 4 PM HOURS M–Th: 10:00 AM–8:00 PM Join us virtually for an inspirational and amazing journey to F–Sa: 10:00 AM–6:00 PM Imagination Island where we’ll meet talking Tikis and pesky pirates, LIBRARY Hours funded by Contra Costa County and the Town of Danville. overcome evil dragons and learn that even the impossible becomes For a list of services call (925) 314-3750 or visit www.ccclib.org. a possibility as long as we can imagine! No registration is required. The pre-recorded show will be available on the Contra Costa Library’s YouTube channel and Facebook page on the day of the event and will remain available for a limited time. LIZARD LADY REPTILES Online performance via zoom Sponsored by the Friends of the Danville Library Wednesday, May 19 at 4 PM KIDCHELLA!: CHILDREN'S ONLINE READING AND Join us virtually for a remarkably entertaining and educational MUSIC FESTIVAL SERIES reptile show featuring beautiful and friendly creatures like snakes, Wednesday, June 16 and July 21 lizards, and tortoises. Registration is required at ccclib.org. You will receive an email the day before the event with the Zoom link. A Kick off summer fun with this special reading and music festival for recording will be posted on the Contra Costa Library’s YouTube the entire family! channel and Facebook page a few days after the event and will 11:15 AM – Preschool Musical Storytime remain available for a limited time. 12:00 PM – Live Stream Children’s Music Sponsored by the Friends of the Danville Library 12:45 PM – Music-themed Crafts In partnership with the Town of Danville and Friends of the Danville Library SUMMER READING 2021: “READING COLORS YOUR WORLD” DANVILLE LIBRARY TEEN ADVISORY BOARD(TAB) June 1 – July 31 Attention all teens: make your opinions count at the Danville All ages Library! Applications are available online or at the library Color your world with this year’s Summer Reading program at the beginning August 9th. Contra Costa County Library. The program runs from June 1 to July The Danville Library is pleased to announce that we’ll be accepting 31 and will include all kinds of activities and events related to colors. applications for the 2020-21 Teen Advisory Board beginning in the Readers of all ages can visit ccclib.org/summer for challenges to feed fall of 2021. We’re looking for creative and energetic volunteers, ages the imagination and explore new skills. Participate online or visit of 13-18, who want to make a difference! TAB members plan special any library location to pick up a passport. Every completed entry is events, help build the teen collection and assist the library in eligible for a free book and a chance to win prizes. improving teen services. Applications are due back no later than Sponsored by Contra Costa County Library and Danville Library Foundation Sept. 25 and students must be available to attend TAB meetings once a month and volunteer for a library program during the academic year. Sponsored by the Friends of the Danville Library BRI CRABTREE – SILLY CIRCUS Online Performance via Zoom Wednesday, August 18 at 4 PM Join us virtually for a fun-filled fusion of circus, vaudeville and SUMMER READING silliness featuring juggling, magic, unicycling, illusion, physical comedy and more! Registration is required at ccclib.org. You will June 1 - July 31 receive an email the day before the event with the Zoom link. A recording of the show will be posted on the Contra Costa Library’s YouTube channel and Facebook page a few days after the event and will remain available for a limited time. Sponsored by the Friends of the Danville Library Participate online at ccclib.org www.danville.ca.gov/recguide Register online! 5 AQUATICS 2021 AQUATICSREADY, SET, SUMMER! 2021 READY • SET • SUMMER! READY, SET, SUMMER! READY • SET • SUMMER! SAN RAMON VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL POOL Learn to Swim Programs 501 Danville Boulevard, Danville FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Where can I take swim lessons? The Town of Danville will be SUMMER 2021 SEASON offering modified swim lessons at two locations: Monte Vista Monday, June 14–Friday, July 30 Community Pool at 3131 Stone Valley Road and San Ramon Valley High School Pool at 501 Danville Boulevard.
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