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CURRENT THROUGH SEPTEMBER 2019 REGISTER ONLINE www.sausalitoparksandrecreation.com SUMMER 2019 Photo ©2019 Julie Myers a b COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER Parks & Recreation Contents PARKS & RECREATION PAGES Department Special Events 2 Address: First floor of City Hall, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito, CA 94965 Youth Programs Phone: 415-289-4152 Playland 6 Fax: 415-289-4189 Birthday Parties 7 Web: www.sausalitoparksandrecreation.com Summer Camps 8 Sports 9 Facebook: @sausalitoparksandrecreation Dance 10 Hours: Monday–Friday 8:30am–5pm Adult Programs Health & Wellness 11 PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTOR Sports 14 Mike Langford • 415-289-4126 • [email protected] Art 15 RECREATION SUPERVISOR, PROGRAMS Dance 15 Linda Finch • 415-289-4140 • [email protected] Dog Handling 16 RECREATION SUPERVISOR, SPECIAL EVENTS Parks & Facilities 17 Julie Myers • 415-289-4198 • [email protected] COMMUNITY PAGES ADMINISTRATIVE AIDE Sausalito Public Library 19 Maria Hernandez • 415-289-4197 • [email protected] Sustainability Commission 23 Sausalito Police Department 23 Age Friendly Sausalito 24 Edgewater Seniors 26 Sausalito Sister Cities 27 Sausalito Historical Society 30 Sausalito / Marin City Schools 31 Bay Model Visitor’s Center 32 Sausalito Art Festival 33 Sausalito Woman’s Club 34 Sausalito Beautiful 35 National Park Service 36 Chamber of Commerce 37 City of Sausalito Quick Reference Sheet 38 ADVERTISERS Sausalito Yacht Club EZ Smile Family Dental Group Sausalito Art Festival Sausalito Chamber of Commerce – Explore Tuscany Joe Burns, Realtor – Vanguard Properties David Levinson, CPA, CPF Dan Hiddleson Tennis Camps Miriam Browne, Realtor – Engel & Volkers Saylor’s Restaurant & Bar Camara & Nadine – Golden Gate Sotheby’s Realty Sausalito Parks & Recreation Office Staff, R–L: Mike Langford, Julie Myers, Maria Hernandez, and Linda Finch The Sausalito Parks & Recreation Department strives to provide quality programs to Sausalito and its community that enhance growth, expression, and recreation through people, parks, and programs. 1 PARKS & RECREATION: SPECIAL EVENTS Jazz & Blues by the Bay Parks & Recreation Event Corporate Sponsors Calendar of Events DIAMOND SPONSORS MAY Innisfree Companies • 5/11 Sausalito WAG Dog Festival • 5/31 Jazz & Blues By the Bay PLATINUM SPONSOR Undercurrent Vanguard Properties JUNE • 6/7 Jazz & Blues By the Bay GOLD SPONSORS • 6/14 Jazz & Blues By the Bay Zephyr/Linda + Lucinda Presidio Yacht Club • 6/21 Jazz & Blues By the Bay PwC Sausalito Lions Club • 6/28 Jazz & Blues By the Bay Poet and the Bench The Trident/Les Girls JULY Sausalito Yacht Club Councilmember Joan Cox • 7/4 4th of July Festivities Rotary Club of Sausalito All Paws on Deck • 7/5 Jazz & Blues By the Bay Sausalito Chamber of Commerce Engel & Volkers • 7/12 Jazz & Blues By the Bay • 7/13 Concert for Kids & Tot Art in the Park SILVER SPONSORS • 7/19 Jazz & Blues By the Bay Webb Construction theBoom.com • 7/26 Jazz & Blues By the Bay Eff’n Friends AHA Ferry Friends Precision GCC, Inc. AUGUST LLK, Inc. Fort Point Capital • 8/2 Jazz & Blues By the Bay Riedinger Consulting Bank of Marin • 8/5 Registration Opens for Chili Cook-Off Napa Valley Burger Company Heath Ceramics • 8/9 Jazz & Blues By the Bay Sausalito Cruising Club Hubba Hubba • 8/10 Concert for Kids & Tot Art in the Park Kahn, Seidler, Gilheany, Rouda, Geisler Miller Family • 8/11 Arias in the Afternoon EZ Smile Family Dental Group • 8/12 City Wide Yard Sale Booth Sales for RESIDENTS • 8/16 Jazz & Blues By the Bay • 8/23 Jazz & Blues By the Bay SPECIAL THANKS TO . SEPTEMBER • 9/4 City-Wide Yard Sale Booth Sales for ALL • 9/14 Concert for Kids & Tot Art in the Park • 9/21 41st Annual Chili Cook-Off OCTOBER • 10/5 City-Wide Yard Sale • 10/12 Concert for Kids & Tot Art in the Park • 10/18 Outdoor Movie Night • 10/31 Halloween Festivities All events produced by Sausalito Parks & Recreation Sponsorship opportunities available Like us on Facebook @ Sausalito Parks and Recreation 2 PARKS & RECREATION 415-289-4152 www.sausalitoparksandrecreation.com PARKS & RECREATION: SPECIAL EVENTS Jazz & Blues by the Bay at Gabrielson Park Enjoy good music, good food, and good friends every Friday night all summer long from 6:30pm–8pm at our city’s very own Jazz and Blues by the Bay. Presented by the Sausalito Parks & Recreation Department, this is a community favorite. Breathtaking views of Angel Island and San Francisco are the backdrop to this weekly musical celebration. Purchase food and refreshments each night from local non-profit groups, or bring your own picnic. With the help of our generous sponsors, we provide these concerts free of charge. If you’re meeting friends and family, why not reserve a nightly table for six? You may reserve a table for $60R/$70NR per night. Each table comes with six chairs and you may rent up to two additional chairs at $5 per chair. TABLE TERMS & CONDITIONS Call the Recreation Office at415-289-4152 to make your reservation or visit www.jazzandbluesbythebay.com. • Tables include a round table, six chairs, a linen tablecloth, and a table number Summer 2019 Band Lineup and Food Booth Sponsors • Tables cannot be resold to other parties. They can be gifted. • 5/31 Maria Muldaur & Her Red Hot Bluesiana Band (blues) • Tables can be selected from the 2019 Jazz Table Map. Check out www.mariamuldaur.com www.jazzandbluesbythebay.com Sponsored by Cronkite Development Inc. • All table locations are approximate. There is no guarantee that tables • 6/7 Dennis Johnson & the Mississippi Ramblers (blues) will be placed at the exact same location each week. www.dennisjohnsonslide.com • Tables must be cleared by 8:15pm each night for breakdown. Sponsored by the Southern Marin Firefighters Association • Table holders must recycle/throw away all refuse from their table each • 6/14 Ralph Woodson Blues Band (blues) night. Trash receptacles/recycling bins are placed throughout the park Sponsored by Sausalito Sister Cities for your covenience. • 6/21 The Black Market Trust (jazz) • Please do not park on Spinnaker Way in the red zone for any reason, or www.theblackmarkettrust.com you will be cited and towed. Sponsored by the Volunteers in Public Safety • Items left on or around tables are not the responsibility of the City of • 6/28 Ron Thompson & his Resistors Sausalito, its officers or agents. Sponsored by the Friends of Sausalito Dog Park • Tables and table name plates may not be moved. • 7/5 The Hot Baked Goods (jazz/swing) • Up to two additional chairs are available per table per night for $5 each www.thehotbakedgoods.com for a maximum of eight chairs per table. Chairs may not be lent to other Sponsored by the Sausalito Chamber of Commerce tables. Do not take chairs from other tables. • 7/12 Blues Defenders (blues) • “Standing tables” (no chairs) must be approved prior to reserving table. www.bluesdefenders.com Sponsored by Sausalito-on-the-Waterfront Foundation FREE SEATING TERMS & CONDITIONS • 7/19 Tin Cup Serenade (jazz) Each year the free Jazz and Blues by the Bay concert series has become more http://tincupserenade.com/ popular attracting greater crowds. To ensure a positive experience for all we Sponsored by Mary Star of the Sea Church ask you to comply with the following: • 7/26 The Dylan Black Project (blues) www.thedylanblackproject.com/ • Chairs in free lawn seating area must not have seats taller Sponsored by Bay Cities Refuse than 8” from the ground and the backs of the chairs must not • 8/2 Johnny Rawls (blues) be taller than the shoulder height of the occupant. www.johnnyrawlsblues.com/ • Tables must not be taller than 18”. Sponsored Sausalito Youth Sailing Foundation • Blankets between nightly tables are not allowed and will be removed. • 8/9 Gator Nation (zydeco) • Rocks used to hold blankets in place must be returned at the end www.gatornationband.com/ of the event. Sponsored by the Sausalito Lions Club • Please reserve and use only the space you need. • 8/16 Lost Dog Found (jazz/blues) • Please make room for others. Let’s all have a good time! www.lostdogfound.com/ • Do not park on Spinnaker Way in the red zone, or you will be cited and Sponsored by Rotary Club of Sausalito towed. • 8/23 Eugene Huggins and Friends (blues) Sponsored by Call of the Sea PARKS & RECREATION 415-289-4152 www.sausalitoparksandrecreation.com 3 PARKS & RECREATION: SPECIAL EVENTS July 4th in Sausalito – We Need Your Help! FIREWORKS DONATION DRIVE Do you ever wonder where the close-to $30,000 comes from to pay for the Fireworks Extravaganza? The Sausalito Parks & Recreation Department is able to absorb only a small portion of the cost. So where do the funds come from? Through the financial support of people like you! As a supporter of Sausalito, we know you enjoy and support this amazing event. Help us continue this extravaganza with a tax-deductible donation of $50 or more. Donate online at www.sausalito4thofjuly.com or send your tax-deductible donations to: Fireworks C/O Sausalito Parks & Recreation Department 420 Litho Street Sausalito, CA 94965 Check payable to “City of Sausalito. For more information, visit www.sausalito4thofjuly.com 4TH OF JULY FESTIVITIES This three-part event starts with a patriotic parade of floats, bands, classic cars, local officials and community organizations. The parade starts at the south end of Sausalito at Second and Main Streets, travels along Bridgeway, jogs over to Caledonia. Due to the Dunphy renovation, this year’s parade will end at Robin Sweeny Park. Robin Sweeny will be alive with food, beverages, a jump house, and the Jimi James Band will be the musical entertainment for the day. Sausalito’s Fireworks Extravaganza caps off the day at Gabrielson Park with more live music and food trucks. 10am-12pm 4th of July Parade 12pm-4pm 12pm-4pm Picnic in Robin Sweeny Park—Jumpy House, Live Music by the Jimi James Band, Egg Toss.
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