City of Winter/Spring 2017
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IN THIS ISSUE San Marcos Shop locally this Progress in Winter/Spring moves to holiday season San Marcos – recreation district elections Page 4 A development update guide Page 2 Pages 6 and 7 Page 11
TABLE OF CONTENTS Winter/Spring 20 17 City News City Council approves move to district elections 3 New Saint Katherine College earns “A” for its core curriculum 3 Mayor Jim Desmond to deliver State of the City Address 3 #Discover San Marcos this holiday season 4 Sustainable San Marcos 4 Holiday personal safety tips 5 San Marcos 360 is published three times per Staying safe while keeping warm 5 year by the City of San Marcos. Development Update 6 Editor Sarah Macdonald Drive with caution – avoid flooded intersections during rains 8 Recreation Editor Cheryl Salazar Art Director Kelly Grady City to offer free sandbags to protect against flooding 8 Davis Communications Help protect citrus from serious threat 9 Photography Sam Wells Photography The Sports Center – hub of college hoops in North County 9 Brant Bender Photography Alan Crosthwaite Photography 10K trail run becomes a winning day for San Marcos 10 Copy Editing Chuck Buxton Annual photo contest returns to San Marcos 10 [email protected] Recreation Recreation Guide 11 Special Events 12 Theatre West / Family Night 14 Adults 50+ 15 Adventure Day Camp 18 Aquatics 19 Enrichment Classes 21 Outdoor Adventures 34 Preschoolers 35 About the cover: #DiscoverSanMarcos sports, Sports 36 parks and recreation opportunities by turning to Facilities and Parks Reservations 38 the recreation guide on page 11. Community Resource Guide Back cover City Hall holiday closures: San Marcos city facilities, including City Hall, Community Services and the Public Works City Council Meetings O F D I S C Department, will be closed beginning E Y O V L L E Meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 6 pm A R V Y Monday, December 26 through unless otherwise noted. Please check the City’s web site for any changes to the Monday, January 2, 2017. schedule.
I 4 N 9 9 C 1 O , R 4 PO Y San Marcos Community Television (SMTV) airs live R UL A J City Hall after hours: (760) 752-750, ext. 3241 TE D D ERE JANU ART cablecasts of City Council meetings on Cox Communications ARY 28, 1963 CH Channel 19, Time Warner Cable Channel 24 and AT&T U-verse Channel 99. San Marcos City Council Live and archived webcasts are also available at www.san-marcos.net . Jim Desmond, Mayor A complete schedule of all City commission meetings is available online. Rebecca Jones, Vice Mayor Chris Orlando, Council Member Contact us: San Marcos City Hall San Marcos Community Center Kristal Jabara, Council Member (760) 744-1050 (760) 744-9000 Sharon Jenkins, Council Member 1 Civic Center Drive 3 Civic Center Drive San Marcos, CA 92069 San Marcos, CA 92069 Open Monday through Thursday Open Monday through Friday and Alternate Fridays 8 am - 7 pm 7:30 am - 5:30 pm
2 City of SAN MARCOS | 360 | Winter/Spring 20 17 City Council approves North County’s Education Hub New Saint Katherine move to district College earns “A” for elections its core curriculum San Marcos is home to Saint Katherine College, The San Marcos City Council a liberal arts college of about 100 students approved a major change to the founded in 2010 and rooted in the Orthodox way council members are Christian Tradition. Other award-winning institutions elected by moving to a in the city include Cal State San Marcos, Palomar by-district system. College, University of St. Augustine for Health After a series of public Science, San Marcos Unified School District hearings over several months, and High Tech High, making it North County’s which included testimony by educational hub. a demographer and election Earlier this year, The American Council of law expert, the City Council on Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) announced that Saint Oct. 11 unanimously approved Katherine College earned an “A” rating in the the new district election process nationwide What Will They Learn?(WWTL)™ survey. as well as a map of the new districts. The survey examines the general education, or core Prompted by a threatened lawsuit from a Los Angeles area law firm claiming curriculum, requirements at more than 1,100 that the city’s current electoral process was not representative, the City Council colleges and universities. With rigorous grading determined the move to by-district elections would save taxpayer dollars in lieu of standards, the college joins the ranks of only 24 costly litigation – a battle more than 23 other California cities, school districts and schools nationally that have earned the distinction. other public agencies have lost. To learn more about Saint Katherine College, The new election process will create four council districts of approximately 8,000 visit www.skcca.edu . voters. The district elections will be phased in beginning November 2018, when representatives from Council Districts 1 and 2 will be elected. Two years later, in 2020, council members from Districts 3 and 4 will be on the ballot.
What are by-district elections? By-district elections select a single council member from a corresponding geographical section of the city, called a district, giving those within the area more direct representation. Council members will be elected to their district and serve a four-year term with a maximum of three consecutive terms. The mayor will continue to be elected "at-large" by all citizens of San Marcos.
What are the new district boundaries? Mayor Jim Desmond to • District 1 will include the Richmar area and proceed west to Poinsettia Avenue, deliver 2017 State of the east to Woodland Parkway, north to Borden Road and south to the 78 Freeway. • District 2 will include San Elijo Hills along with Old Creek Ranch, Discovery Hills, City Address Rancho Dorado and the adjoining neighborhoods. Mayor Jim Desmond will deliver the 2017 State • District 3 will include the area around Cal State San Marcos, the Creek District of the City Address on Tuesday, Feb. 28 as the and the Civic Center area, and extend east to the Nordahl Marketplace, west to keynote to the San Marcos Chamber of Commerce Rancho Santa Fe Road and north to the 78 Freeway. Board Member Installation and Business Awards • District 4 will include Santa Fe Hills, Palomar College and neighborhoods north Luncheon. The speech will take place in the of Borden Road and Santa Fe Road to the west. University Student Ballroom at Cal State San Marcos, Does a candidate have to live in the district they hope to represent? 333 S. Twin Oaks Valley Road. To be elected, a candidate must live within the boundary of the district that they The event will include the installation of the new seek to represent. The current city council members, and those elected on Nov. 8, Chamber Board of Directors and a business awards will all complete their four-year terms. They will then be eligible to run for re-election presentation recognizing businesses for their in the district in which they live. contributions to the community. When available, event details will be posted at For more information about by-districting, visit www.san-marcos.net/districting . www.sanmarcoschamber.com .
City of SAN MARCOS | 360 | Winter/Spring 20 17 3 by shopping and dining locally this holiday season
With the holiday season upon us, the City of San Marcos reminds residents to stay close to home when shopping and dining. Spending locally is not only convenient for residents; San Marcos businesses benefit too. Sales fortify the strength of local businesses, shoppers save on gas and time, and the local economy is enhanced. “Shopping and dining locally is a win-win-win for our community,” said Economic Development Manager Tess Radmill. When transactions are made locally, sales tax revenue is generated to support city services such as law enforcement, fire protection, parks and recreation, and street maintenance. When dollars are spent locally, residents are directly contributing to their community’s quality of life. “When residents shop locally, it saves time and resources, helps build the backbone of our local economy and ensures that the city continues to deliver top-notch programs, projects and services to its residents,” said Radmill. Shop local San Marcos! Holiday tree Sustainable re cycling Central drop off: San Marcos December 26 through January 9 San Marcos Senior Activity Center Resolve to recycle in 2016 111 Richmar Avenue
• Recycle your tree to make sure it doesn’t end up in a landfill. For more information or to schedule a • Shop locally to save fuel, avoid traffic and help boost the pickup for apartment communities, contact San Marcos economy. EDCO Disposal at (760) 744-2700.
• Minimize waste when buying gifts by bringing your reusable shopping bag for all your purchases. City Hall holiday hours
• Be creative when decorating by using reusable San Marcos city facilities including decorations. City Hall, Community Services and the Public Works Department will close for the annual • Think green when giving by purchasing recycled holiday cards. winter furlough beginning Monday, Dec. 26 • Give environmentally friendly gifts that do not need through Monday, Jan. 2. Police and wrapping such as movie and concert tickets, houseplants fire services will remain in place through and other items that do not come packaged. the holidays. Residents are encouraged to stay • Reduce electricity by using LED lights, which connected by visiting the city’s use 90 percent less energy than traditional website, www.san-marcos.com , decorative lights. and follow San Marcos on Facebook and Twitter with the • Entertain with reusable cups, plates and handle @sanmarcoscity. silverware instead of disposable ones. For emergencies, please call 9-1-1.
4 City of SAN MARCOS | 360 | Winter/Spring 20 17 Staying safe while keeping warm As temperatures cool down this winter, here are some key steps you can take to stay safe during cool weather:
• Remember the three feet rule. If you are using a space heater, place it on a level, hard surface and keep anything flammable at least three feet away – things such as paper, clothing, bedding, Hol iday personal safety tips curtains or rugs. • Fireplaces and space heaters require The good will and rush of the holidays can often supervision . Turn off space heaters and increase the chances of criminal activity. Keep these make sure fireplace embers are tips in mind for a safe and happy holiday season. completely extinguished before leaving the room or going to bed. If you are shopping: • Don’t catch fire! If you are using a • Be alert and aware of your surroundings. fireplace, use a glass or metal fire • Park in well-lit areas close to the store. screen large enough to catch sparks • Store your purchases and valuables in the trunk. and rolling logs. • Pay with debit or credit cards instead of carrying cash. • The kitchen is for cooking. Never use a • Carry a purse close to the body, not by the straps. Put a wallet in an outside coat or stove or oven to heat your home. front pants pocket. Most importantly, ensure your smoke • Have keys out and ready when you return to your vehicle. detectors are in good working order. Each • Role play with your children about getting separated in a shopping mall. Teach them to floor level, hallway and bedroom should ask a store clerk or security guard for help. have a smoke detector. Test your smoke detectors monthly and also remember If you are traveling: when you “change your clock, change • Set automatic timers for lights and radios. your battery.” • Ask a neighbor to watch your home, collect mail and occasionally park their car in For more emergency preparedness tips, your driveway. visit www.san-marcos.net/beprepared . • Keep gifts and valuables away from windows. • Request a home vacation check from the Sheriff’s Department, (760) 510-5200.
If a stranger comes to the door: • Stay alert to suspicious-looking couriers delivering packages. • Avoid opening the door to strangers. • If you feel a solicitor is suspicious, please call the Sheriff’s Department at (760) 510-5200.
After the holidays: • Pay close attention to bills and report unauthorized charges. • Break down boxes on trash day so you do not advertise your new electronics.
For additional crime prevention tips or to schedule a Neighborhood Watch meeting, please call the city’s Crime Prevention unit at (760) 744-1050, ext. 3111.
City of SAN MARCOS | 360 | Winter/Spring 2017 5 Development Update
The City of San Marcos continues to make progress on infrastructure improvements and development projects that improve connectivity and balance growth with the hometown qualities that make San Marcos an exciting place to live, work, play and do business.
COMPLETED PROJECTS Mission 316 This nine-acre project located along the north side of Mission Road and east of San Marcos Boulevard creates a 93-unit community complete with townhomes and courtyard homes within easy walking distance to the San Marcos Civic Center and SPRINTER station.
Inland Rail Trail San Diego County’s regional planning agency, SANDAG, started in November to add Armorlite Drive seven miles of bikeway along With construction complete, Armorlite Drive has been transformed the Inland Rail Trail from the into a more bike and pedestrian friendly space to support smart intersection of West Mission growth and the transit-oriented neighborhoods that include Palomar Road and Pacific Street in Station and the future Marc San Marcos. San Marcos to the intersection of North Melrose Drive and The Quad West Bobier Drive in Oceanside. The extension will connect with the eastern-most portion of the bikeway that runs from the Escondido Located across from Cal State SPRINTER station. San Marcos along East Barham Drive, the QUAD merges privately built Corrugated Metal Pipe Replacements student housing with retail and restaurants. The QUAD was the first Nearing completion, this project completed project in North City and a replaced and rehabilitated step forward for the San Marcos vision of creating a comprehensive corrugated metal pipes downtown core. throughout the city to maintain underground drainage while Block C enhancing the service life of infrastructure. Recently completed, the five-story project located on North City Drive brings 196 market-rate apartments, a parking structure and restaurants. Promenade @ Creekside – Phase 1 The first completed project in the San Marcos Creek District, Phase 1, on the south side of Creekside Drive between Bent and Grand Avenues has brought 109 affordable housing units and 3,019 square feet of retail/commercial space.
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Currently under construction, the 416-unit community will feature a S one-acre public park and 15,000 square feet of retail along Armorlite Drive. Marc San Marcos neighbors public transportation, including the SPRINTER rail line, Palomar College and retail shopping and will allow residents to live, work and play within one neighborhood. North City (University District) North City, also known as the University District Specific Plan Area, is Rancho Santa Fe Road Overlay a 214-acre planned development across from Cal State San Marcos Location: Rancho Santa Fe Road from located on both sides of Twin Oaks Valley Road. With the Quad and State Route 78 to Lakeridge Drive Block C complete and other retail projects in the works, a major piece of San Marcos’ downtown core is taking shape. A four-story, 59,000- The $3 million facelift of Rancho Santa Fe Road from the 78 Freeway square-foot commercial building is currently under construction and to Lakeridge Drive will restore the roadway and extend the life of the will be home to a vocational school – Pima Medical Institute. driving surfaces. This project is expected to be finished this spring. Residents and businesses directly affected by the street restoration will receive notice of scheduled work. Brookfield Residential Properties With grading almost complete and building plans currently under review, the residential project will bring more than 340 single-family homes along Twin Oaks Valley Road south of Craven Road. Brookfield’s goal is to begin construction of model homes representing four unique and separate neighborhoods in January 2017 with an anticipated Model Grand Opening in late April 2017.
Richmar Park Location: 110 Richmar Avenue, adjacent to the San Marcos Post Office Expected to be open by the end of January, construction is complete and the landscape establishment period is in progress. The 1.8-acre park will feature a children’s play area, picnic and social spaces, East Gate walking paths, a performance area and shade structure. Currently under construction and nearing completion, East Gate will San Marcos Creek offer 42 multi-family homes and more than 8,513 square feet of District Bridges retail/commercial space in the San Marcos Creek District at the northwest corner of Grand Avenue and Creekside Drive. Beginning in late 2017, residents can expect to see crews begin critical utility work in advance of construction on a new four-lane bridge spanning San Marcos Creek on Via Vera Cruz, a two-lane bridge on Bent Avenue, and widening of Discovery Street between the bridges. Bridge construction is expected to begin in Fall 2018.
City of SAN MARCOS | 360 | Winter/Spring 2017 7 Did you know that the Vallecitos Water District has an active social media program aimed at keeping San Marcos residents updated on all things water?
Residents who follow Vallecitos on Facebook or Twitter will be among the first to know about: • FREE water-wise landscape and design classes in North County • Rebates on rain barrels, turf removal and water-saving appliances • Drought restriction updates • Water-related news • Conservation tips and more! Follow @VallecitosWater today for a water-wise tomorrow!
Avoid flooded intersections DRIVE during rains WITH CAUTION
If you encounter a flooded street or intersection during or following a significant rain event, do not proceed through the flooded area and use an alternate route. Avoid storm-damaged areas including damaged or downed trees and power lines to keep from putting yourself at risk from the effects of severe thunderstorms. If you notice a flooded street or storm drain which is blocked by debris or not draining properly, notify the Public Works Department during normal business hours at (760) 752-7550 and after hours at (760) 752-4712.
Simple steps to prepare City to offer free sandbags for emergencies to protect against flooding
• Keep copies of important documents such as mortgage The City of San Marcos is offering residents free, fill-your-own sandbags to papers, deeds, passports and bank information in your help protect personal property from flooding and soil erosion. home in a watertight container or sealed plastic bag. Bring a shovel to fill and pick up your sandbags at the southwest corner of Keep an extra copy in a secure place outside the home the Public Works Department parking lot, 201 Mata Way. The maximum is 20 such as a bank deposit box. bags per resident. • Save receipts for expensive household items as proof of For more information, call the city’s Public Works Department at the original costs; take and store photos of your (760) 752-7550. valuable possessions with other important documents. • Always keep your policy and insurance agent’s contact information handy and make itemized lists of possessions not already listed and photographed to make it easier to file a claim.
For more preparedness tips, visit www.san-marcos.net/ beprepared .
8 City of SAN MARCOS | 360 | Winter/Spring 20 17 Help protect citrus from serious threat
A deadly citrus disease called Huanglongbing (HLB) has recently been found in Southern California and all homeowners in San Marcos are being asked to help stop the spread of the disease, which has been called a death sentence for California citrus. Once citrus trees are infected with HLB, they will die, threatening not only the ability of homeowners to grow citrus in their backyards, but the California citrus economy. One of the best ways to prevent HLB from taking hold in San Diego County is to stop the Asian citrus psyllid, a pest that can transmit the disease from tree to tree as it feeds. Everyone in the city is being asked to do his or her part. The Citrus Pest & Disease Prevention Program and the San Diego County agricultural commissioner offer the The Sports Center – following tips: Hub of college hoops in North County
• Cooperate — Work with agriculture officials on Come root on the Cal State San Marcos Cougars in North County detection and suppression efforts of the Asian citrus San Diego’s newest facility – The Sports Center. The men’s and women’s psyllid and HLB. basketball seasons are in full swing. The center’s LED video boards feature • Don’t move citrus — Do not bring citrus trees or foliage high-definition replays, shots of the crowd and more. Get some dinner from into the city from other states or countries. a variety of food trucks in the parking lot outside of the building and stay • Inspect your trees — Look for signs of the pest and for the game. disease each month or whenever watering, spraying, General admission tickets are available for just $8. Tickets for youth pruning or tending trees. Visit CaliforniaCitrusThreat.org (12 and under), seniors (55+) and military personnel are $6. Skip the to see photos. line and get your tickets emailed directly to your phone at • Protect your tree – Visit your local nursery or garden www.csusmcougars.com/tickets . center to learn what products can help protect your Take advantage of CSUSM’s youth special! Each child 12 and younger tree from the Asian citrus psyllid. will receive FREE ADMISSION when wearing his/her youth team’s basketball • Plant responsibly — Only buy citrus trees from jersey. reputable, licensed nurseries in the area. • Graft with care — Use only registered budwood with UPCOMING COUGAR HOME GAMES: source documentation. • Be mindful of clippings — Dry or double bag citrus tree Dec. 29 vs. CSU Dominguez Hills (Women 5:30 pm, Men 7:30 pm) clippings prior to disposal to avoid moving psyllids and Dec. 31 vs. Cal State L.A. (Women 2 pm, Men 4 pm) HLB-infected plant materials. Jan. 12 vs. Cal Poly Pomona (Women 5:30 pm, Men 7:30 pm) If you think you have found the disease, call the Jan. 14 vs. Humboldt State (Women 5:30 pm, Men 7:30 pm) California Department of Food and Agriculture hotline at Jan. 26 vs. San Francisco State (Women 5:30 pm, Men 7:30 pm) (800) 491-1899. Jan. 28 vs. Sonoma State (Women 5:30 pm, Men 7:30 pm) Jan. 31 vs. West Coast Baptist (Men 7 pm) Feb. 16 vs. CSU Monterey Bay (Women 5:30 pm, Men 7:30 pm) Feb. 18 vs. Cal State East Bay (Women 5:30 pm, Men 7:30 pm)
For more information, visit www.csusmcougars.com .
City of SAN MARCOS | 360 | Winter/Spring 2017 9 10K trail run becomes a winning day for San Marcos More than 600 runners participated in inaugural Double Peak Challenge Calling all shutterbugs Annual photo contest returns to San Marcos
The City of San Marcos is hosting its annual “Best of San Marcos” photo contest. Amateur and professional photographers are invited to submit striking images that capture the “Best of San Marcos” – natural beauty, recreational activities, architectural points of interest, as well as people enjoying San Marcos parks and trails, sporting and special events, and other community programs. All entries must be submitted in a digital, TIFF or JPEG format online between Jan. 4 and Feb. 22. Winning entries will be published in the San Marcos 360 News and Recreation Guide or used in other city publications, promotional materials and/or city website. First place winners will also receive $50 San Marcos Bucks redeemable towards one session of any enrichment camp or specialty class, subject to availability. Second place winners will receive With nearly 1,500 people attending, the inaugural Double Peak Challenge sponsored $25 San Marcos Bucks redeemable towards by the City of San Marcos lived up to its name Saturday, Oct. 1, with the 10K trail run –a the same. daunting uphill course with an exhilarating ridgetop view of the city. For more information and complete More than 600 runners participated in the two morning runs, a timed 10K (6.2 miles) participation details, visit www.san-marcos.net . event that started at 7:30 am in San Elijo Hills Park that wound upward more than 2,000 feet to the Double Peak summit and returned, and a more casual untimed 2K event. It was a winning day for the San Marcos community of San Elijo Hills, with both the women’s and men’s first place finishers coming from homes near the starting line. The gold medal runner in the women’s category, Caitlin Cornell, is only 14 and runs cross-country at San Marcos High School. Her twin brother, Sean Cornell, also a cross-country runner, finished sixth in the men’s competition. “The first half was terrible,” said Caitlin, echoing comments made by many runners. With the challenge came the reward of a medal depicting the distinctive double peaks at the top of San Elijo Road and the promise of doing it again next year. The City of San Marcos is using social media as “People told me it was the hardest 10K they had ever run,” said Buck Martin, a way to provide information to the San Marcos Community Services Director for the City of San Marcos. “But when I asked them if they community about city services, issues, news and would come back, they said, ‘heck ya.’” events. The event combined an endurance test with a family gathering and featured strollers Tag your photos with #discoversanmarcos for a crossing the finish line in the 2K run and dozens of kids sprinting across the park’s chance to be featured on @sanmarcoscity social baseball field in a short trail trot to the finish line. media. For more information about the city’s social Proceeds from the race, the first ever for the city, will be invested in the community’s media, visit www.san-marcos.net/socialmedia . parks and higher education for local students through The Friends of San Marcos Parks and Recreation and The San Marcos Promise. Other event sponsors included San Elijo Hills, Lusardi Construction Company, Rancho Tesoro, Stone Brewing Company and Lounsbery, Ferguson, Altona and Peak, LLP.
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Hearth Rotating Art Gallery San Marcos Community Center Open for FREE public viewing Steve Alan Monday through Friday, 8 am to 7 pm
Local artists can display their art for 60-day periods in the Hearth Rotating Gallery. While San Marcos artists are given exhibit space priority, all artists and photographers are welcome to apply. Artwork must be ready to hang and suitable for family viewing. For more information, please call (760) 744-9000, ext. 3503 or visit www.san-marcos.net . Qualifications and applications are Juried Art and Photography Show coming in March. available on www.san-marcos.net . Application and details will be available online on Dec. 15 at Deadline to submit application is www.san-marcos.net/juriedshow . Monday, May 8 at 5:30 pm.
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Juried Art Show Oils and acrylics, watercolors, pastels, Entries will be accepted on Tuesday, February 21 from 9 am to 6 pm. Forms drawings and mixed media/collage will be available after December 15 on www.san-marcos.net/juriedshow . Accepted art and photos will be displayed at San Marcos Community Center Juried Photography Show from March 1 through April 28. Original prints from film or digital camera
Best of San Marcos SAVE THE DATE Online Photo Contest San Marcos Amateur and professional photographers are encouraged to submit one image that captures the spirit of San Marcos; its people, parks, programs or other points of interest. Winning entries will be published in the San Marcos 360 News and Recreation Guide, marketing materials, social media and city website. Photos will be accepted online only between January 4 and February 22. For details and application, visit www.san-marcos.net . June 10, 2017 Walnut Grove Park
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Children can dress for the occasion as tea (juice) is served at the historic Wood House. Children will have the opportunity to paint a SAVE THE DATE! teacup, bake a scone, make a daisy tote bag and play a Victorian game. Sleep under the stars Great for Girl Scout troops, play dates and birthdays. at Walnut Grove Park. Book your party today! July 29 & 30 www.san-marcos.net/teaparty www.san-marcos.net/ register
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5 0 + ADULTS 50+ Programs & Services San Marcos Senior (760) 744-5535 Activity Center Activities and Classes Ext. 3620 Senior programs and activities for those aged 50+ are held at the Lunch Program Ext. 3618 San Marcos Senior Activity Center unless otherwise noted. For details, Resources and Referrals Ext. 3604 please visit www.san-marcos.net/seniors . Transportation Ext. 3605 Trips Ext. 3609 A minimum $10 annual donation is requested of all Senior Activity Center participants. This contribution will fund social, recreational, healthful and educational activities that facilitate the emotional and The SAC offers a variety of games physical well-being of independent senior citizens. including Bridge, Canasta, Pinochle and Mah Jongg. Please call or San Marcos Senior Activity Center (SAC) visit our webpage for listings. 111 Richmar Avenue | (760) 744-5535 Monday and Friday: 7:30 am to 4 pm Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday: 7:30 am to 8 pm Activities Saturday: 9 am to 12 pm Special Hours: Dec. 29, 30 and Jan. 2 – 8:30 am to 12:30 pm Billiards | $1 Closed: Dec. 24-28, 31; Jan. 1 and 16; Feb. 20 Monday and Friday 7:30 am to 4 pm Tuesday through Thursday 7:30 am to 8 pm SERVICES Saturday 9 am to 12 pm Bingo | $6 Lunch for Seniors | Monday to Friday | 11:30 am Wednesday 12:45 to 3:30 pm The Discovery Café offers a healthy lunch on weekdays. The cost is $5 for ages 59 and younger. A $4 donation is suggested for Prize Bingo | $1 Monday 12:30 to 1:30 pm guests aged 60 years and older. Please call by 1 pm the previous weekday to reserve your meal. Jackie’s Creative Crafts | $1 (plus nominal materials fee) Transportation for Seniors Monthly activity creating greeting cards and more Transportation to and from the SAC for less agile San Marcos Second Monday 10 to 11:30 am seniors is provided for the lunch program and limited special events. Monthly Book Club | $1 First Wednesday 1 to 3 pm Free taxi vouchers are available for seniors 60 years and older who have no means of transportation for medical appointments. Table Tennis | $1 Please call transportation services for more information. Please call in advance to reserve the table.
Resources & Referrals The SAC offers resources and referrals such as AARP safe driving classes, support groups, free legal consultations, tax preparation assistance, and free auditory, dietary and blood pressure screenings. Please call for information or to schedule an appointment/screening.
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A Punch Card: $53/10 classes | $27/5 classes** Line Dance - Intermediate Monday 2 to 3:30 pm Punch Card: $53/10 classes | $27/5 classes** Art Tap Dance Club - Beginner Monday 11:15 am to 12:15 pm $32/month Ceramics Lab Tap Dance Club - Intermediate Monday 1 to 4 pm $10/month Monday 12:15 to 1:45 pm $32/month
Mixed Media Painting ** Punch cards expire six months after date of purchase. Monday 9 am to 12 pm $53/8 weeks Needlecraft | $1 Friday 12:15 to 3:30 pm Exercise Quilting | $1 Tuesday 11:30 am to 9 pm Brain & Body Fitness through Watercolor Art Music & Movement CSUSM Friday 9 am to 12 pm $53/8 weeks Improve your balance and reduce the risk of falling. Monday 2 to 3 pm $14 Woodcarving | $1 Friday 2 to 3 pm $14 Tuesday 8 to 11 am Monday and Friday 2 to 3 pm $28 Fun 2b Fit w/Jack* Computers Cardio and Strength Monday through Friday 10 to 11 am $25/month Drop-in Tutoring | $1 Laughter Yoga | $1 Use lab computers or bring your own laptop, tablet or Wednesday 12:15 to 1 pm electronic device and get individualized help. Monday 9 to 11 am Positively Fit Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8:30 to 9:30 am $38/month One-on-One Instruction | $1 Monday and Friday 9:45 to 10:45 am $26/month Please call (760) 744-5535 to schedule an appointment. Tuesday 9 to 11 am Yoga* Tuesday and Thursday 8 to 9 am $34/4 weeks* Introduction to Computers | $1 Tuesday and Thursday 9 to 10 am $34/4 weeks* Please call (760) 744-5535 to schedule an appointment. First and Third Friday 9 to 11 am Zumba Gold* Tuesday and Thursday 10:15 to 11:15 am Open Lab | $1 Punch Card: $53/10 classes | $27/5 classes** Use lab computers or bring your own laptop, tablet or electronic Tuesday and Thursday 5:45 to 6:45 pm device and access the internet with our public WiFi. There will be Punch Card: $53/10 classes | $27/5 classes** one lab assistant to answer questions if needed. This is a Saturday 9:30 to 10:30 am self-directed activity and is not intended for instructional or tutorial Punch Card: $53/10 classes | $27/5 classes** purposes. Please call for Open Lab days and times. * SilverSneakers exercise class Please contact Oasis Adult Education at www.oasisnet.org or call ** Punch cards expire six months after date of purchase. (760) 796-6020 for a new, expanded list of computer classes, times and registration information.
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Vendors will be selling handmade crafts and gifts. $10 non- + refundable vendor fee. February 1 | April 5 9 am to 1 pm Mardi Gras New Orleans-themed food and music will get you in the mood to dress up, dance and party Cajun style. There will be beads, giveaways, a chair parade and more. Music starts at 11 am and lunch is served at 11:30 am. Please call to make a Music reservation. Tuesday, February 28 | 11 am to 1 pm $5 ages 59 and younger, $4 suggested donation for Ukulele seniors 60+ Monday New Beginner 9 to 9:30 am $3 Intermediate 9:30 to 11:30 am $3 Trips Tuesday Stone Age Ukulele The San Marcos Senior Activity Center Trailblazers Club Intermediate/Advanced 9 to 11:30 am $6 offers fun excursions and vacations for seniors. The Trailblazers office is located in the Senior Activity Center and is open Wednesday Strum Along Ukulele Monday through Friday from 9 am to 1 pm. Please call for a Intermediate 9:15 to 11:15 am $2 comprehensive list of trips and more information. New Beginner 12:30 to 1 pm $3 Featured Excursions: Intermediate 1 to 3 pm $3 January: Tournament of Roses Parade; Bridges of Madison County, the musical February: The Illusionists ; Death Valley with Red Rock Canyon Events and Las Vegas; Pismo Beach and Monarch Butterflies March: Los Angeles’ Historic Union Station and City Hall All senior events are held at the SAC unless otherwise noted. May: Alaska Cruise Tour – Princess Cruises
Alzheimer ’s and Dementia Education* Maximizing Brain Health Aging well means taking care of your brain as well as the rest of your body. Learn about how to reduce your risk of cognitive decline through some lifestyle changes. Wednesday, January 25 | 2 to 3:30 pm
Signs & Symptoms Wednesday, February 22 | 2 to 3:30 pm
Understanding Dementia Movie Matinee Wednesday, March 22 | 2 to 3:30 pm Enjoy a newly released film with other movie enthusiasts! Refreshments will be served. Understanding Dementia in Spanish Fourth Friday of each month | $1 Entendiendo La Demencia January 27, February 24, March 24, April 28 Tuesday, April 25 | 2 to 4 pm 1 pm Please call Alzheimer’s San Diego at (858) 492-4400 to Friday Night Frenzy RSVP. *Respite care will be provided. Please notify the social Soul Line Dancing | $1 worker when calling to RSVP that respite care is needed. January 20, February 17, March 17, April 21 8:30 to 10:30 pm Refreshments will be provided.
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Y A D ADVENTURE DAY CAMP Adventure camp operates during December 19 to 23 non-school times and offers children Snow Dreams Kindergarten through 6th grade the opportunity to participate in creative Campers will create snowmen on skis, top hats, paint chip trees, snowman socks projects, games, field trips and special and have a “snowball” fight. events. Camp meets Monday through Friday from 7 am to 6 pm at Jack’s Pond December 27 to 30 Recreation Center. Participants bring Northern Lights a sack lunch daily, afternoon snack is Campers will create marshmallow igloos, painted provided. penguin rocks and Northern Lights chalk drawings. Daily Camp Cost: $24 (R), $29 (NR) January 3 to 6 10% sibling discount; Alice in Wonderland $35 annual registration fee. Campers will create Mad Hatter hats, Queen of Hearts card guards and have a Summer Camp Registration: Happy Un-birthday Party. pre-registration: New parents, please come to the May 1 to 9 San Marcos Community Center to fill April 3 to 7 out paperwork and pay the annual Me, Myself & I Parents must come to the $35 registration fee. Parents then receive San Marcos Community Center online registration information. Campers will create magazine faces, during the pre-registration time to Paperwork must be completed prior nameplates, initial mosaics and fill out a registration packet and to online registration. play Find-A-Friend Bingo. pay the annual $35 registration fee.
San Marcos Community Center or San Elijo Recreation Center January 13 | February 10 | March 10 | April 7 6 to 10 pm | 4 to 12 years $20 per child; $5 sibling discount !
Children will enjoy a night of games, crafts, pizza and movies. Program is supervised by trained recreation leaders. Register in advance at www.san-marcos.net/register .
18 City of SAN MARCOS COMMUNITY SERVICES | (760) 744-9000 A Q U A T I C S AQU ATICS Thank you loyal aquatics customers! We have been SPLASH PASS MEMBERSHIPS listening to your feedback and are implementing new programs and adjustments for 2017. Stay updated Splash Passes give Splash Pass by following us on Facebook at facebook.com/ access to Open This pass allows the guests listed t #SwimHappyS sanmarcoscity and Instagram @sanmarcoscity . Rec Swim and o enter the San Marcos M Aq aquatics events at uatics Facilities during reg Remember to #SwimHappySM! ularly scheduled Open both pools along Recreation al Swim and Aquatics Pool will be closed January 16, February 20, with discounts on events for one year. Las Posas Pool swim lessons. Wood April 29 and 30. 1387 W. Borden R land Park Pool oad 6 Annual Splash 71 Woodland Parkway Las Posas Pool (LP) Pass memberships 1387 W. Borden Road | (760) 599-9783 are available online, at both pools during Open Rec Swim and at the San Marcos Community Center. Las Posas features a 25-yard recreational lap swim pool and a splash pad with interactive elements including spray jets and Individual: $100 (R); $150 (NR) tipping buckets. Lap swim is available during open recreational Family (up to 5 members): $200 (R); $250 (NR) swim. Additional members: $45 Open Recreational Swim | $4 entry per person January 14 to June 4 Saturday and Sunday 12:30 to 4:30 pm Pool closed April 29 and 30 APRIL POOL’S DAY May 29 12:30 to 4:30 pm June 5 to June 19 Saturday and Sunday 12:30 to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday 2:30 to 4:30 pm ($2)
Woodland Park Pool (WP) 671 Woodland Parkway | (760) 746-2028 Woodland Park Pool amenities include a 25-meter recreational lap swim pool, a small all-deep pool, a small wading pool for young children, and a 50-foot waterslide. Saturday, April 22 from 12:30 to 4:30 pm Open Recreational Swim | $4 entry per person Las Posas Pool & Sprayground May 20 to May 28 This FREE event will teach families about water safety through Saturday and Sunday 12:30 to 4:30 pm games, activities and will feature free recreational swim. Attend May 29 12:30 to 4:30 pm and purchase your Annual Splash Pass Membership at a discount. June 3 to June 19 Saturday and Sunday 12:30 to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday 2:30 to 4:30 pm ($2) PLAN YOUR Guests 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult 18 years and older. All hours are subject to change due to EVENT AT THE POOL! inclement weather and low attendance. Host your next birthday party, scouting event, luau or other Group reservations are now available online. special event at one of our pools. Pool rentals are open to groups and individuals during unscheduled pool times. Please view the Visit www.san-marcos.net/aquatics to learn more. schedule online at www.san-marcos.net /aquatics and click on “Visiting the Pool.”
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I Visit www.san-marcos.net/SMlifeguards for more information. T Swim Lessons A Learn to swim in San Marcos! Please stop by the pool and U
Q participate in a short in-water assessment to learn which level is A best for you or your child. In-water assessments are available during Open Rec Swim. This schedule is subject to change based on enrollment. Adult, private, semi-private, special needs and Spanish classes are available upon request at [email protected] . Register early online or in person at Las Posas Pool or the San Marcos Community Center.
Group Swim Lessons (3 to 8 participants): Lifeguard Training $60 for eight, 30-minute classes Get American Red Cross Lifeguard certified Semi-Private Lessons (2 to 3 participants; must call to schedule): now for your amazing summer job! $130 for eight, 30-minute classes Private Lessons (must call to schedule): Blended Learning (online and in-person, $200 for eight, 30-minute classes register by Feb. 24): Residents receive a 10% discount. Current Splash Pass Members March 4, 5 and 11 | 8 am to 6 pm receive a $5 discount. Full Class (two sessions): Monday/Wednesday Session (PM only): April 3 to 7 | 8 am to 6 pm Jan. 9 to Feb. 1*; Feb. 6 to March 1*; March 6 to 29; April 10 to 14 | 8 am to 6 pm April 3 to 26; May 1 to 24 Tuesday/Thursday Session (PM only): March 7 to 30; April 4 to 27; May 2 to 25 Saturday Session (AM only): Feb. 11 to March 4; March 11 to April 1; April 8 to 22*; May 6 to 27* *No class on Jan. 16, Feb. 20 and May 29. Sessions will be prorated.
Aqua Aerobics | Las Posas Pool (unless otherwise noted) Increase your stamina, mobility, strength and cardiovascular endurance. Monday and Wednesday 12 to 12:55 pm Water Safety Instructor Class Jan. 9 to Feb. 1; Feb. 6 to March 1; March 6 to 29; Teach swim lessons this summer after becoming an American April 3 to 26; May 1 to 24 Red Cross Water Safety instructor. Register by March 22 to join. Blended Learning in-class dates: Tuesday and Thursday 4:30 to 5:25 pm April 1, 2, 8 and 9 Jan. 10 to Feb. 2; Feb. 7 to March 2; March 7 to 30*; 8 am to 6 pm April 4 to 27*; May 2 to 25* *These sessions will be at Woodland Park Pool in deep water.
Water Safety Day | Woodland Park Pool Get ready for summer at Water Safety Day by participating in games and activities. Stay and play for FREE and experience our inflatable obstacle course! Attend and purchase your Annual Splash Pass Membership at a discount. Saturday, May 20 12:30 to 4:30 pm
INFLATABLE NIGHT Summer Fridays at Woodland Park Pool Preview Rent our inflatable for your private Woodland Park Pool rental.
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ENRICHMENT CLASSES E S ENRICHMENT CLASSES/ CLASS LOCATION KEY HALF-DAY SPECIALTY CAMPS SMCC San Marcos Students may join classes at any time unless otherwise noted. Non-residents are Community Center welcome in all classes and programs. HP Hollandia Park Please refer to ActiveNet for detailed class descriptions and additional materials LPC Las Posas Tennis Courts needed for class. MP Mulberry Park HOW TO REGISTER: BP Bradley Park 1. ONLINE at www.san-marcos.net/register SERC San Elijo Recreation Center 2. IN-PERSON at the Community Center, 3 Civic Center Drive, SEP San Elijo Park Monday through Friday from 8 am to 7 pm. SP Sunset Park WGB Walnut Grove Barn
Signing with my Tot pg. 23 Creative Music & Movement pg. 23 Learning Adventures pg. 24 Baby Music pg. 24 Early Bird Prices Charlene’s Cheerleading, are available for most classes Dance & Tumbling pg. 28 up to seven days before a session begins. Curls for Girls pg. 28 Mat Pilates pg. 28 Kid Fit pg. 29 FREE TRIAL Instructors Needed! San Marcos Community Services is currently seeking contractual instructors. If you have a special talent or skill that you would like to share, go to for first-time students www.san-marcos.net/classes for more information and an application. Do you want to try a class before committin g to an entire session? This option is available for classes with this logo. FREE TRIAL
Trial classes are subj ect to the same requirements as regular classes (see individual class listings for details). Classes are sometimes canceled due to low enrollment – call no more than 24 hours in advance for availability. A liability release must be signed with the instructor before participating.
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Play-Well TEKnologies Instructor: Play-Well TEK Staff Location: SMCC Standard Fee: $190; 20% sibling discount.
Intro to STEM with LEGO | 5 - 6 yrs. Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO®! Build engineer-designed projects such as trains, helicopters, tree houses and beam bridges. Then use special pieces to create your own unique design! New and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor. Monday through Friday | 9 am to 12 pm
STEM Challenge with LEGO | 7 - 12 yrs. Master your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO®! Apply real-world concepts in physics, Arimaw Productions: engineering and architecture through engineer-designed projects Top Chef Cooking Camp | 6 - 14 yrs. such as gear cars, gondolas, merry-go-rounds and scissor lifts! The heat is on! You will learn how to make several delicious and Design and build as never before, and explore your craziest ideas fun dishes. Meals are prepared and our restaurant opens at the in a supportive environment. end of the week for your family and friends. This camp features delectable competitions with plenty of challenges. Monday through Friday | 1 to 4 pm Instructor: Arimaw Productions Location: SMCC Standard Fee: $150 Monday through Friday Top Chef Junior | 6 - 10 yrs. | 9 am to 12 pm Top Chef Senior | 11 - 14 yrs. | 1 to 4 pm
ArtVenture: ARTastic Fantastic! | 6 - 12 yrs. Art is Fantastic! Design, collage and decoupage! Create sculptures, work with watercolor, and paint with acrylics on canvas. You’ll print, sculpt, paint, and create using all kinds of materials and your imaginations. Take home new masterpieces each day! Instructor: ArtVenture Staff Location: SMCC Standard Fee: $168 Monday through Friday | 9 am to 12 pm
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Designed for our very O youngest of students, your child will D enjoy elements of dance, tumbling, creative music and movement with you by their side! These classes begin at the age of walking infants and incorporate play, fun props, movement, music, dance and more in an encouraging atmosphere to get your youngster moving and grooving! Join up to the 3rd week of each session. Parent/helper participation required. Instructor: Charlene Donovan Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $67/7 weeks Standard Fee: $72/7 weeks; 20% sibling discount.
Mondays | 9:30 to 10 am January 9 - March 6; March 13 - April 24 No class 1/16, 2/20
Sweet Peas Signing FREE TRIAL Instructor: Nicole Sedano Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $43/4 weeks Standard Fee: $48/4 weeks; 20% sibling discount.
Baby & Me Sign Language | 0 - 24 months Wish your baby could talk? With enough practice and understanding of American Sign Language, your baby can communicate with you as early as four months. You and your baby will be able to understand each other by learning basic vocabulary, signs for feelings, food groups, colors and more. Parent/helper participation required. Get Smart with Art | 2 - 5 yrs. Enjoy creating art pieces based on famous artists with your Saturdays | 9 to 9:35 am child. Designed to foster self-esteem and creativity, this January 7 - 28; February 18 - March 11; March 18 - April 8 class will improve your child’s concentration and fine motor skills. Parent/helper participation required. Signing with My Tot | 2 - 3.5 yrs. Instructor: Vivian Matchett Location: SMCC or SERC American Sign Language has been proven to help develop Early Bird Fee: $51/4 weeks Standard Fee: $56/4 weeks a child’s brain and boost their speech. Learn basic vocabulary, signs for feelings, food groups, colors and more. Explore American Wednesdays | 5:30 to 6:15 pm | SMCC Sign Language together to reduce frustrations, needs, and even January 4 - 25; February 1 - 22; March 1 - 22; help enhance your tot’s vocabulary skills. Parent/helper April 5 - 26 participation required. Fridays | 10 to 10:45 am | SERC January 6 - 27; February 3 - 24; March 3 - 24; Saturdays | 9:50 to 10:25 am April 7 - 28 January 7 - 28; February 18 - March 11; March 18 - April 8
CLASSES THAT DO NOT MEET MINIMUM ENROLLMENT 24 HOURS BEFORE THE FIRST CLASS OF A SESSION MAY BE CANCELED. MOST CLASSES ARE RECURRING YEAR-ROUND. UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, JOIN CLASSES AT ANY TIME.
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H Join us for all the fun in this early learning enrichment class D that helps introduce “preschool” to your child with the comfort of L I a loved one by their side. Engage in circle time, songs and early H
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E week of each session. Parent/helper participation required. Instructor: Sara Day Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $82/7 weeks Standard Fee: $87/7 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Mondays | 10:15 to 11 am January 9 - March 6; March 13 - April 24 No class 1/16, 2/20 Mommy & Me Ballet & Play FREE TRIAL FREE TRIAL 12 - 36 months Sound System Kids Music Program Your toddlers and pre-walkers will be delighted to move and groove to many styles of music. They will increase their coordination and Instructor: Kristen Record Location: SERC or SMCC socialization skills, master some ballet basics and learn about Early Bird Fee: $74/7 weeks rhythm by playing musical instruments. Parent/helper participation Standard Fee: $79/7 weeks; 20% sibling discount. required. Tuesdays Instructor: Robin Satori Location: SMCC January 10 - February 21; February 28 - April 25 No class 4/4, 4/11 Early Bird Fee: $70/6 weeks Wednesdays Standard Fee: $75/6 weeks; 20% sibling discount. January 11 - February 22; March 1 - April 26 No class 4/5, 4/12 Thursdays | 10:15 to 11 am January 12 - March 2; March 9 - April 27 Baby Music | 0 - 15 months No class 2/2, 2/9, 3/30, 4/6 Bounce, rock, wiggle and learn how to play musically with your baby. This musical play increases your baby’s curiosity about Mom & Tot Gymnastics | 1.5 - 4 yrs. music, develops listening skills, establishes a foundation for Work at your own pace and interact with teachers and others in singing and musical thought, helps you form a closer bond with a safe, fun and explorative environment. Parents guide toddlers your baby, and gives you and your baby a chance to interact with on, over and through the equipment-enriched gym. These skills other parents and babies. Parent/helper participation required. enhance large motor movement and hand/eye, foot/eye If child is 12 months and walking, we recommend the Family development. Parent/helper participation required. Music class. Instructor: Robbie Ash Location: SMCC Tuesdays | 11:15 to 11:45 | SERC Early Bird Fee: $97/8 weeks Standard Fee: $102/8 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Family Music | 12 - 36 months Wednesdays Together with your toddler, you will sing, chant, move, dance, 1.5 - 2 yrs. | 10 to 10:40 am listen and play simple instruments such as rhythm sticks, jingles, 3 - 4 yrs. | 10:45 to 11:25 am rattles, drums and resonator bars. Each lesson features activities January 4 - February 22; March 1 - April 26 No class 4/12 that bridge the natural connection between music and movement for coordination, body awareness and control, and exploration of space. Parent/helper participation required. Tuesdays | 10:15 to 10:45 am | SERC Wednesdays | 10:15 to 10:45 am | SMCC
Preschool Music | 3 - 5 yrs. Celebrate your preschooler’s growing independence and love of the outdoors with activities involving the four seasons in a musical context. Your child will build attention and self-expression through activities such as singing, chanting, moving, focused listening, musical games, exploring musical instruments, creative movement and storytelling. Parent/helper participation encouraged. Tuesdays | 9:15 - 10 am | SERC Wednesdays | 9:15 to 10 am | SMCC
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FREE TRIAL Adult Contemporary Dance | Adults Discover the joy of dance! You will learn choreographed dances to popular music, ranging from jazz and lyrical to hip hop dance styles. No experience needed. Join a fun, supportive environment and increase your physical activity. Join up to the 3rd week of each session. Instructor: Diana Wright Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $61/6 weeks Standard Fee: $66/6 weeks Tuesdays | 6:40 to 7:40 pm January 10 - February 14; February 28 - April 4
FREE TRIAL Classical Ballet | 3 - 7 yrs. Classes are designed to inspire your child to explore the artistry of ballet. Games and visual analogies are used to develop balance, rhythm, coordination, etiquette, basic ballet steps and terminology. A black leotard, pink full-footed tights, pink leather ballet slippers, and hair in a bun are required. Join up to the 4th week of each session. Instructor: Allyson Barkdull Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $89/7 weeks Standard Fee: $94/7 weeks; 20% sibling discount.
Ballet Folklorico | 5 yrs. - Adult Mondays Explore the study, preservation and enjoyment of the traditional January 23 - March 13; March 20 - May 1 No class 2/20 dance and music of the different states of the Republic of Mexico. 3 - 4 yrs. | 3:15 to 4 pm Instructor: Luis Oceguera Location: SMCC 5 - 7 yrs. | 4 to 4:45 pm Early Bird Fee: $30/4 weeks Standard Fee: $35/4 weeks; $5 sibling discount. Sorry... but sometimes excellent Fridays January 6 - 27; February 3 - 24; March 3 - 24; April 7 - 28 classes with super instructors are Youth | 5 - 12 yrs. | 5 to 6 pm canceled if everyone waits until the last Teen | 13 - 17 yrs. | 6 to 7 pm minute to register. Please register Adult | 18+ yrs. | 7 to 8:30 pm early to avoid disappointment.
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A Country Line Dance: D Charlene’s Dance n’ Theater Program Beginner/Intermediate | Teens & Adults Instructor: Charlene Donovan Location: SMCC Come on out and click your heels! During this fun energizing line Preschool classes: dance class set to country and pop music, you will enjoy the Early Bird Fee: $76/8 weeks Standard Fee: $81/8 weeks benefits of improving cardio fitness, muscle strength, memory and Junior classes: coordination. Join up to the 2nd week of each session. Early Bird Fee: $93/8 weeks Standard Fee: $98/8 weeks Instructor: Vicki Deriso Location: SMCC 20% sibling discount. Join up to the 3rd week of session. Early Bird Fee: $43/4 weeks Standard Fee: $48/4 weeks Thursdays Thursdays | 6:35 to 7:30 pm January 12 - March 2; March 9 - April 27 January 5 - 26; February 2 - 23; March 9 - 30; April 6 - 27 Storybook Musical Theater & Dance 3 - 11 yrs. Casting all boys and girls! Develop stage presence and confidence in this super fun theater and dance class. You will explore acting exercises/games, creative movement and dance. Learn songs, acting lines and dance choreography from current and classic musicals in preparation for an end of session abridged play to be performed at a local event! Preschool | 3 - 4 yrs. | 3:45 to 4:15 pm Junior | 5 - 11 yrs. | 5:30 to 6:20 pm
Pop Stars Dance & Sing | 2 - 8 yrs. Calling all boys and girls! Learn to move and dance like your favorite pop stars in this FUN dance class! You will develop rhythm and musicality while learning hip hop/jazz dance routines as you sing along to your favorite songs from the radio! At the end of the session, perform at a local event and let your talent shine! Preschool | 2 - 3 yrs. | 4:15 to 4:45 pm Junior | 4 - 8 yrs. | 4:45 - 5:30 pm
Clogging | 14 yrs. + Exercise your mind and body with this percussive dance which is Dance To EvOLvE more complex than line dancing, more relaxed than Irish dancing, Instructor: Dance to EvOLvE Staff Location: SMCC and on the downbeat of the count instead of the upbeat as in tap Early Bird Fee: $74/5 weeks Standard Fee: $79/5 weeks dancing. No partners required. Children under 14 years may be Must join by the first day of each session. accepted with instructor approval. Instructor: Mary Gasteiger Location: WGB Tuesdays Cost: $45/6 weeks or $10 drop-in January 10 - February 7; February 14 - March 14; March 21 - April 18 Wednesdays January 11 - February 15; March 1 - April 5; April 19 - May 24 Star Shiners: Tap/Ballet | 4.5 - 6 yrs. New Beginner | 6 to 6:45 pm (1/11 - 2/15 only) This gentle but structured class introduces curriculum goals Beginner Plus | 6 to 6:45 pm through movement that encourages self-expression and the Easy Intermediate | 6:45 to 7:30 pm development of coordination and listening skills. Intermediate Plus | 7:30 to 8:15 pm Advanced | 8:15 to 9 pm 5 to 5:55 pm
Tiny Movers: Tap/Ballet | 3 - 4.5 yrs. This energetic and expressive class teaches basic dance and motor skills, musicality and rhythm. CLASSES THAT DO NOT MEET MINIMUM ENROLLMENT 24 HOURS BEFORE THE FIRST CLASS OF A SESSION MAY BE CANCELED. 4 to 4:55 pm MOST CLASSES ARE RECURRING YEAR-ROUND. UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, JOIN CLASSES AT ANY TIME.
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6 - 15 yrs. C Hip-Hop Dance | E Looking for a fun, high energy class where you can explore the fundamentals of hip-hop and dance? Learn to understand proper timing and rhythm as you develop great coordination. This is a place where you can dance to today’s hottest music, enhance creative expression and boost self-confidence. Dance with your team at the state competition. Call (714) 259-1400 for information. Instructor: Champion Youth Staff Location: SMCC Cost: $85/11 weeks or $8 per class Register at first class. Join up to the 4th week of session. $8 registration fee due (included in “pay in full” price). Tuesdays January 31 - April 11 6 - 8 yrs. | 5 to 5:40 pm 9 - 15 yrs. | 5:45 to 6:25 pm
Kinderdance Programs FREE TRIAL Programs blend educational concepts with various forms of Hula & Tahitian FREE TRIAL movement and dance. Instructor: Frana “Auntie Kahanoa” Floresca Location: SMCC Instructor: Trisha Brewer/Miss Dominique Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $43/4 weeks Standard Fee: $48/4 weeks Fridays 20% family discount. One-time $25 materials fee due to instructor. January 6 - 27; February 3 - 24; March 3 - 24; January 23 - February 27; March 6 - 27; April 3 - 24 March 31 - April 28 No class 4/14 No class 1/30, 2/20 Saturdays Toddler/Preschool Hula & Tahitian January 7 - 28; February 4 - 25; March 4 - 25; April 1 - 29 2 - 4 yrs. | 2 - 3 yrs. Start moving those little hula hands and feet! Your child will enjoy Kindertots This class is designed to develop the total child through motor the music, have fun moving their hands and feet and boost their skills, movement, creativity, physical development and body self-confidence as they prepare for performances at City of awareness while teaching numbers, colors, shapes and songs. San Marcos events. Ballet shoes are required. Mondays | 5:15 to 6 pm Early Bird Fee: $40/4 weeks Standard Fee: $45/4 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Elementary Hula & Tahitian | 5 - 12 yrs. Fridays | 9:30 to 10 am Unleash the joy of hula! Your child will enjoy the sounds and smiles Saturdays | 11:15 to 11:45 am of Hawaiian Hula as they have fun developing the coordination of their hands and feet and build self-confidence as they prepare for | 3 - 5 yrs. performances at City of San Marcos events. Kinderdance In this developmental dance, motor development and fitness Mondays | 6:15 to 7:15 pm program, your child will be taught the basics of ballet, tap, acrobatics and creative movement with a blend of educational Hula & Tahitian | Teens & Adults concepts. Ballet and tap shoes are required. Explore and experience the beauty of Hawaiian and Tahitian culture! Early Bird Fee: $51/4 weeks Establish dance skills that transform your mind, body, soul and spirit, Standard Fee: $56/4 weeks; 20% sibling discount. build strength and confidence and develop the grace and beauty Fridays | 10:15 to 11:15 am you need to prepare for performances at City of San Marcos events. Saturdays | 10 to 11 am Mondays | 7:30 to 8:30 pm
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Archery Try the sport of archery! You will learn safety, proper equipment handling and how to shoot. All skill levels are welcome and all FREE TRIAL equipment is provided! Each week, students will learn about form Charlene’s Cheerleading, and also play a variety of games. Join up to the 2nd week of Dance & Tumbling each session. GO! FIGHT! WIN! You will use pom poms and learn the fundamentals Instructor: Tara Folz Location: SEP of cheerleading such as stretches, arm motions, kicks and jumps, Early Bird Fee: $92/6 weeks voice projection, cheers and chants, sideline dances, stunting, Standard Fee: $97/6 weeks tumbling, and a full routine – all of which will be performed at the Saturdays end of the session and at a local event! Join up the 3rd week of January 14 - February 18; April 1 - May 13 No class 4/15 each session. Youth Archery | 8 - 16 yrs. Instructor: Charlene’s Staff Location: SMCC 9 to 10 am Preschool: Teen Intermediate & Adult Beg./Int. | 13 yrs. - Adult Early Bird Fee: $76/8 weeks Standard Fee: $81/8 weeks 10 to 11 am Junior: Early Bird Fee: $93/8 weeks Standard Fee: $98/8 weeks
20% sibling discount. FREE TRIAL Fridays Mat Pilates | Teens & Adults January 13 - March 3; March 10 - April 28 An overall body workout where you’ll focus on strengthening your Preschool | 2 - 3 yrs. | 4 to 4:30 pm core through a variety of exercises to increase flexibility, enhance Junior | 4 - 7 yrs. | 4:30 to 5:30 pm coordination and balance and properly align the body for Junior | 8 - 13 yrs. | 5:30 to 6:30 pm improved posture. This class is low impact and done primarily
while lying down or kneeling on the mat. Please bring a mat and wear comfortable clothing. All levels welcome. Instructor: Tara Harmon Location: SMCC Curls for Girls | 12 - 17 yrs. FREE TRIAL Early Bird Fee: $47/4 weeks Standard Fee: $52/4 weeks Come join in a total-body workout that will stimulate Tuesdays | 7 to 8 pm muscle, boost strength and build strong bones while having January 4 - 31; February 7 - 28; March 7 - 28; April 4 - 25 fun and developing friendships! Engage in our group discussion exploring relevant issues such as nutrition, body image, disordered eating and self-love. Instructor: Katie DePoalo Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $43/4 weeks Standard Fee: $48/4 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Wednesdays | 4:45 to 5:30 pm January 4 - 25; February 1 - 22; March 1 - 22; March 29 - April 19
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Gymnastics S High energy and tumbling highlight this class. Gymnastics S progressions and events, including the trampoline, are introduced / in a safe, positive and creative environment. S P
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Standard Fee: $102/8 weeks; 20% sibling discount. S Wednesdays January 4 - February 22; March 1 - April 26 No class 4/12 Kid City Sports Mini Gymnastics | 3 - 4 yrs. | 2:45 to 3:25 pm Since 1994 Kid City Sports has offered a variety of classes to Beginner Gymnastics | 5 - 10 yrs. | 3:30 to 4:10 pm teach and inspire young athletes. Your child will be engaged and Advanced Gymnastics | 6 - 12 yrs. | 4:15 to 4:55 pm motivated to participate in sports in a fun and positive environment. All equipment is provided. Please wear closed-toe shoes and bring a water bottle. Join up to the 2nd week of session. Instructor: Kid City Instructors Location: SEP Early Bird Fee: $159/10 weeks Karate by Martial Arts International Standard Fee: $164/10 weeks 5 - 13 yrs. or K - 8th grade Join now! Introductory special is $50 for 4 weeks of classes Wednesdays and includes a FREE uniform! January 18 - March 22 You will earn belts as you advance through the ranks. Develop Saturdays confidence, respect and discipline as you learn new skills and January 14 - March 18 increase your overall strength. Director: Sensei Aaron LoBell Location: SMCC Multi-Sport | 3 - 6 yrs. Cost: $50/introductory month (2x/wk.); includes free uniform. 3 weeks each of soccer and t-ball; 2 weeks of football and After intro. month: $69 - $89/month depending on program; basketball. 20% sibling discount. To register, call (760) 438-7477 or email Wednesdays | 10:45 to 11:25 am [email protected] . Saturdays | 10 to 10:40 am
Mondays and Wednesdays | 4 to 4:45 pm 2-Sport | 3 - 6 yrs. 5 weeks each of soccer and 5 weeks of t-ball. Saturdays | 9 to 9:40 am
T-Ball | 3.5 - 6 yrs. 10 weeks of t-ball. New fundamentals introduced each week. Saturdays | 8:10 to 8:50 am
Pee Wee & Me Sports | 24 - 36 months (parent participation required) 3 weeks of soccer and t-ball; 2 weeks of football and basketball. Saturdays | 11 to 11:35 am
Kid Fit | 10 - 14 yrs. FREE TRIAL Prepare for loads of fun with a total body, age-appropriate workout! Discover the joy of exercise, learn about nutrition and develop a healthy lifestyle through this kid-friendly fitness class. Enjoy the feeling of moving your body in an exciting and enjoyable way. Instructor: Katie DePoalo Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $43/4 weeks Standard Fee: $48/4 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Wednesdays | 4 to 4:45 pm January 4 - 25; February 1 - 22; March 1 - 22; March 29 - April 19
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S All kids will receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey. Join up to the 2nd prepared for any situation with the safety awareness education S and self-defense instruction this class offers. Enhance your
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N Fridays concentration, reinforce confidence and self-discipline all while T I January 20 - March 3 | Session 1 | Location: SP advancing in rank and belt. Have fun at our state competition. F March 24 - May 5 | Session 2 | Location: MP Call (714) 259-1400 for further information. Join up to the 4th week of each session. Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer | 2 - 3.5 yrs. Instructor: Champion Youth Staff Location: SMCC Your child will develop motor and social skills while participating Cost: $92/12 weeks or $8 per class in the world’s most popular sport. Parents are part of the action in Register at first class. $8 registration fee due (included in this program. “pay in full” price). 5:15 to 5:45 pm (Session 1) Thursdays 5:45 to 6:15 pm (Session 2) January 26 - April 13 All New Students | 5:15 to 5:55 pm Tot/Pre Soccer | 3.5 - 5 yrs. Yellow Belts & Above | 6 to 6:40 pm Children will have fun and learn the basic techniques of the game while building self-esteem and learning to follow instructions in a nurturing environment. 3:45 to 4:20 pm (Session 1) 5 to 5:35 pm (Session 2) Soccer 1: Techniques & Teamwork 5 - 6 yrs. Your little soccer player will learn dribbling, passing, defense and shooting goals! Small scrimmages will be gradually introduced. 4:20 to 5:05 pm (Session 1) 4:15 to 5 pm (Session 2)
FREE TRIAL Pound.Rockout.Workout | Teens & Adults Pound is a rock-out/workout using lightly weighted drumsticks called Ripstix (provided). You will achieve a full body workout that includes cardio, strength training and Pilates. Instructor: Barbara Fluetsch Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $45/7 weeks Standard Fee: $50/7 weeks; 20% family discount. Wednesdays | 6:30 to 7:15 pm January 11 - February 22; March 1 - April 12 Sorry... but sometimes excellent classes with super instructors are canceled if everyone waits until the last minute to register. Please register CLASSES THAT DO NOT MEET MINIMUM ENROLLMENT 24 HOURS early to avoid disappointment. BEFORE THE FIRST CLASS OF A SESSION MAY BE CANCELED. MOST CLASSES ARE RECURRING YEAR-ROUND. UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, JOIN CLASSES AT ANY TIME.
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circulatory, immune and endocrine systems. Join up to the 3rd therapeutic training. Join up to the 3rd week of each session. T week of each session. Instructor: Mary Severhill Location: SMCC S Instructor: Mary Severhill Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $38/6 weeks Standard Fee: $43/6 weeks Early Bird Fee: $38/6 weeks Standard Fee: $43/6 weeks Tuesdays | 10 to 11 am Thursdays | 10 to 11 am January 31 - March 14; March 21 - April 25 No class 2/28 February 2 - March 16; March 23 - Apr il 27 No class 3/2
Tae Kwon Do | 5 - 13 yrs. FREE TRIAL Develop physical and mental discipline, strength, endurance and Tennis coordination. Become more confident, learn basic self-defense Instructor: Tole Marinkovic Location: SMCC techniques through the Korean martial arts of Tae Kwon Do (kicks, Tennis racquet and shoes required. blocks, punches), Hopkido (joint locks), and Yudo (throws and Tuesdays grappling). Belt advancement is 3x/year. January 10 - February 14; February 28 - April 4; April 18 - May 23 Instructor: Mike King, 4th Degree Black Belt Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $85/8 weeks (2x/week) Junior Tennis: Beginner | 6 - 12 yrs. Standard Fee: $90/8 weeks (2x/week); 20% sibling discount. You will learn the basics of tennis including stroke techniques and A white martial arts uniform is required and may be purchased from instructor for $20. game fundamentals. Early Bird Fee: $76/6 classes Standard Fee: $81/6 classes Tuesdays and Thursdays 5 to 6 pm January 3 - February 28; March 2 - April 27 10 - 15 yrs. New Students | 4:15 to 5 pm Junior Tennis: Intermediate | This class goes beyond the basics and focuses on strategy, Yellow Belts & Above | 5 to 6 pm footwork and point play. Early Bird Fee: $76/6 classes Standard Fee: $81/6 classes 4 to 5 pm
Adult Tennis: Beginner | 16+ yrs. You will learn the basics of tennis including stroke techniques and game fundamentals. Early Bird Fee: $76/6 classes Standard Fee: $81/6 classes 6 to 7 pm
Adult Tennis: Intermediate | 16+ yrs. This class goes beyond the basics and focuses on strategy, footwork and point play. Early Bird Fee: $89/6 classes Standard Fee: $94/6 classes 7 to 8:30 pm
T’ai Chi Chu’an | Adults Reward yourself! Enjoy the world of “Guang Ping Yang” T’ai Chi Chu’an. You discover something new each class or learn at your own pace. Class begins with warm-ups of rotations, stretches and balance exercises. Floor mat optional. Join up to the 2nd week of each session. Instructor: Jo Presbury-Smith Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $51/8 weeks Standard Fee: $56/8 weeks Wednesdays | 11 am to 1 pm January 4 - February 22; March 8 - April 26 No class 3/1
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I Early Bird Fee: $45/6 classes Standard Fee: $50/6 classes F Punch card: $53/5 classes (expires 4/20/17) Mondays and Thursdays | 8:30 to 9:30 a m January 9 - 30; February 6 - 27; Mar ch 6 - 3 0; April 3 - 20 No class 1/16, 2/20, 3/20, 3/23 FREE TRIAL Youth Yoga | 8 - 14 yrs. You will gain flexibility, personal body awareness and mindfulness in this enjoyable and relaxing class. Deepen your understanding of how to align your body, breathe for health and discover ways to manage stress. Instructor: Robin Satori Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $70/6 classes Standard Fee: $75/6 classes; 20% sibling discount. YOGA Wednesdays | 5:30 to 6:30 pm FREE TRIAL January 11 - March 1; March 8 - April 26 Adults Kundalini Yoga | No class 2/1, 2/8, 3/29, 4/5 Find your inner peace and tranquility while building strength, gaining flexibility and quieting the mind. Through the use of kiryas, breathing, mantras and meditation, you will cultivate awareness with the ancient technology of Kundalini Yoga. Suitable for all levels. Instructor: Kate Perry Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $38/4 weeks Standard Fee: $43/4 weeks Saturdays | 9 to 10:30 am January 7 - 28; February 4 - 25; M arch 4 - 25; April 1 - 29 No class 4/15 Pre/Postnatal Yoga FREE TRIAL Expectant moms! You will be prepared for any stage of pregnancy and postpartum through improved mindfulness, breathing and body awareness. Have your partner and birth providers join you at a discounted rate. Instructor: Lisa Bandong Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $53/5 weeks Standard Fee: $58/5 weeks 20% discount for partners/birth providers. Punch card: $64/5 classes (expires 4/27/17) Tuesdays | 6:30 to 7:45 pm Zumba | Adults January 10 - February 7; February 14 - March 14; Perfect for everybody and every body. This Zumba class combines March 21 - April 25 No class 4/4 cardio, muscle conditioning and muscle toning, balance and flexibility. Packed with energy and great fun. Thursdays | 6:30 - 7:45 pm Instructor: Patricia Boissy/Lisa DuBose Location: SMCC January 12 - February 9; February 16 - March 16; Early Bird Fee: $22/4 weeks Standard Fee: $27/4 weeks March 23 - April 27 No class 4/6 Mondays | 6 to 6:55 pm Tuesdays and Thursdays | 6:30 to 7:45 pm January 9 - February 6; February 13 - March 13; Early Bird Fee: $90/10 classes Standard Fee: $95/10 classe March 20 - April 10; April 17 - May 8 No class 1/16, 2/20 Wednesdays | 6 to 6:55 pm January 4 - 25; February 1 - 22; March 1 - 22; April 5 - 26
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1. ONLINE at www.san-marcos.net/register Y Online registration is available 24 hours a day for most programs. 2. IN-PERSON : Visit the Community Center, 3 Civic Center Drive, Monday through Friday from 8 am to 7 pm. Processing fees are included in all advertised class prices. These non-refundable fees apply to online and in-office transactions.
ENRICHMENT CLASS CANCELLATION POLICY Participants wishing to drop an enrichment class/specialty camp must contact Community Services at (760) 744-9000, ext. 3501. Refunds for Enrichment Classes: A full refund of class fees, less a $5 cancellation fee, will be granted if the refund request is made before the first day of class/activity (or first use of pass/punchcard/membership). A prorated refund of class/activity fees, less a $5 cancellation fee, will be granted if the request is made before the second class/activity meeting. Any materials fees will be forfeited if participant has already received materials prior to cancellation. Participants who transfer from one class/activity to another will be charged a $5 transfer fee unless the transfer is recommended SPECIALTY and/or facilitated by a staff member or instructor. If a participant transfers to a class/activity taught by the same Art Outside the Lines | 7 - 13 yrs. instructor as the original class/activity, no transfer fee will be Outstanding art for outstanding kids! You will design 3D “Mini Pet assessed and a full refund will be applied. Monsters” and masks, draw creatures such as animals, robots or aliens, and experiment with styles of well-known artists. You will If classes/activities are canceled by the City or instructor due to enjoy unleashing your imagination while learning new skills and low enrollment or inclement weather, no fees will be accessed enriching your classic art talents. and a full refund will be applied. Instructor: Robin Satori Location: SMCC No refunds are issued for drop-in activities. Early Bird Fee: $64/5 weeks Standard Fee: $69/5 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Refunds for Half-Day Specialty Camps: Mondays | 5 to 5:50 pm A full refund of fees, less a $5 cancellation fee, will be granted if January 9 - March 6; March 13 - April 24 the request is made by the Thursday prior to the start of the camp No class 1/16, 1/30, 2/6, 2/20, 3/27, 4/3 week. If the request is made after that Thursday but before the first day, a full refund, less a $5 cancellation fee, will be granted. Painting Like the Masters | 5 - 10 yrs. A prorated refund of fees, less a $5 cancellation fee, will be Expand your creativity through projects that explore artistic styles granted if the request is made after the first day but before the such as impressionism, expressionism, abstract, fauvism and second day of camp. classicism. You will have the opportunity to learn about the artists Participants who transfer from one camp to another will be who made these styles famous. charged a $5 transfer fee. If a participant transfers to a class Instructor: Vivian Matchett Location: SMCC taught by the same instructor as the original camp, no transfer Early Bird Fee: $51/4 weeks Standard Fee: $56/4 weeks fee will be applied. Tuesdays | 5:30 to 6:30 pm January 10 - 31; February 7 - 28; March 7 - 28; April 4 - 25 If specialty camps are canceled by the City or instructor due to low enrollment or inclement weather, no fees will be accessed and a full refund will be applied.
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Saturday, January 7 | 9 am to noon (sign-in at 8:30 am) 986 La Moree Road Heart of the City Open Saturday and Sunday An easy, three-mile hike on urban trails will follow the rail trail east and visit Hollandia 10 am to 1 pm | FREE and Mulberry Parks. A more challenging eight-mile hike with a 580-foot elevation gain to the northern city limits will also be offered. The nature center offers hands-on activities and a Meeting location: 3 Civic Center Drive curriculum-based outdoor education program for 33 08.458 N 117 09.602 W school groups, scouts and special celebrations. Reservations required for 25 or more members. Groups must pay for a minimum of 25. Saturday, February 4 | 9 am to noon (sign-in at 8:30 am) One free adult leader per 10 paid. Las Posas Park to “P” Mountain The challenging hike will depart from Las Posas Park and then to the top of “P” To make a reservation or to RSVP for an Mountain and hike to the aqueduct easement. We will return south on the aqueduct Outdoor Adventure, please call easement to Las Posas Park for a total of 6.1 miles and 840-foot elevation gain. (760) 744-9000, ext. 3508. Meeting location: Cerro de Las Posas Park, 1387 West Borden Road 33 09.639 N 117 11.199 W
Saturday, March 4 | 9 am to noon (sign-in at 8:30 am) 26th Annual San Marcos Trails Day Discovery Lake/Double Peak An easy, three-mile hike will visit the Discovery Lake and Discovery Creek trails. A more challenging, seven-mile hike with more than 1,000 feet of elevation gain will be offered to Double Peak Park. Meeting location: Lakeview Park, 650 Foxhall Drive 33 07.482 N 117 10.464 W A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
Saturday, April 1 | 9 am to noon (sign-in at 8:30 am) Support parks and recreation programs and facilities. San Elijo Hills Park, Denk Mountain, Copper Creek Make a tax deductible contribution today! The seven-mile hike will go south from San Elijo Hills Park and up Denning Road Visit www.friendsofsanmarcos.org . to the top of Denk Mountain. Hikers will pass Denk Tank and explore the trail connections to Carlsbad. Hikers will return via Copper Creek and Copper Canyon. 850-foot elevation gain. Volunteer Park Meeting location: San Elijo Hills Park, 1105 Elfin Forest Road and Trail Rangers 33 05.998 N 117 12.125 W Wanted! Saturday, May 6 | 9 am to noon (sign-in at 8:30 am) Minimum Requirements: San Elijo Hills Park to Sage Hill • Have an interest in This easy-to-moderate, four- to seven-mile hike will start at San Elijo Hills Park and performing volunteer work travel east along Elfin Forest Road to Sage Hill, a San Diego County Open Space • Be at least 18 years old Preserve. 1,040-foot elevation gain. • Have a valid California driver’s license Meeting location: San Elijo Hills Park, 1105 Elfin Forest Road • Enjoy the outdoors 33 05.998 N 117 12.125 W Please call (760) 744-9000, ext. 3535.
34 City of SAN MARCOS COMMUNITY SERVICES | (760) 744-9000 P R E S C H O O L E R PRESCHOOLERS S Raggedy Ann & Andy Preschoolers Program is a recreational enrichment program for children ages three to five years.
Monday/Wednesday/Friday Kindergarten Readiness (KR) Classes MWF classes are designed for children ages four to five years who are preparing for PRESCHOOLERS PROGRAM Kindergarten. These classes include activities to enhance math and reading readiness Registration Procedure skills. KR classes are not offered during the summer session. During the pre-registration period, new parents come to the San Marcos Community Center Tuesday/Thursday Classes and bring an original birth certificate and proo f TTH classes are designed for children ages three to four years who are fully potty-trained. of residency via a current utility or property tax These classes focus on socialization with an introduction to basic academic concepts. bill. There is a $35 annual family registration fee and a 10% discount for siblings. Classes Held At: Class Times: The NON-RESIDENT fee is $50 per child, San Marcos Community Center (CC) 9 am to 12 pm, MWF (KR) or TTH per session. San Elijo Recreation Center (SE) 1 to 4 pm, MWF (KR) or TTH Woodland Park Recreation Center (WP)
Winter 2017 Spring 2017 Summer 2017
Pre-registration November 28 to December 6 March 6 to 14 May 30 to June 6 Session Dates January 3 to March 24 April 3 to June 16 June 26 to August 18 12 weeks 11 weeks 8 weeks Birth Date Requirements MWF – Born on or before MWF – Born on or before MWF – Born on or before (no exceptions) Jan. 3, 2013 April 3, 2013 June 26, 2014 TTH - Born on or before TTH - Born on or before TTH - Born on or before Jan 3, 2014 April 3, 2014 June 26, 2014 Session Cost MWF (KR) $561 | TTH $366 MWF (KR) $544 | TTH $336 MWF $366 | TTH $229
PRIORITY REGISTRATION: Children enrolled in the Winter 2017 session will receive priority registration for the Spring 2017 session. Children MUST attend the entire session to receive priority registration. If a participant withdraws or receives a refund for ANY reason, priority status will be forfeited.
RAA Mommy & Me Classes This parent participation class is designed for children ages 1 1/2 to 3 years old and will focus on socialization and early learning. Class activities will include music & movement, arts & crafts and story time. Please bring a snack. Classes Held At: Jack’s Pond Recreation Center (JP) Session Dates: Winter January 16 to March 23 No class 1/16 or 2/20 $80 Spring April 17 to June 8 No class 5/29 $64 Class Times: 9:30 to 11 am, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday Register for RAA Mommy & Me at www.san-marcos.net/register.
Save gas and time, register online at www.san-marcos.net 35 S T R O P S SPORTS F.H. “Corky” Smith Gymnasium 274 Pico Avenue | (760) 744-9494 Office Hours: Monday through Friday from 9 am to 7 pm (9 pm on league nights) Closed: December 24 through January 1.
MAIN GYM SCHEDULE Schedules subject to change Courts & Sports serves as the information center for year-round youth and adult sports programming. City Monday through Friday adult athletic programs offer a wide variety of sports 9 am to 4 pm Special Use Requests with league play for almost every level and ability. 4 to 6 pm Club/Rec Basketball Practices Reservations and permits for most city/school athletic Monday and Tuesday fields are also issued here. Community groups and 6 to 9:30 pm Adult Basketball League individuals may reserve sport sites when available. Wednesday For more information, call or visit the community sports 6 to 9:30 pm Adult Volleyball Program/League office at the gymnasium. Thursday 6 to 9:30 pm Adult Basketball League/Club Basketball Practices Open Play Fees: Friday 15 and younger* $1 16 - 20 (with current student ID) $2 5 to 9:30 pm Youth Club Basketball League Games/ 21 and older $3 Open Play Basketball *Youths under the age of 12 must be accompanied by WEST GYM SCHEDULE a parent/guardian or a sibling 14 or older. Monday through Friday 9 am to 1 pm Special Use Requests/Pickleball/Volleyball 1 to 4 pm San Marcos Boys & Girls Club 4 to 6 pm Club/Rec Basketball Practices Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 6 to 9:30 pm Adult Basketball League Monday and Wednesday 10 am to 12:30 pm Adult Volleyball Open Play Tuesday and Thursday 8:30 am to 12 pm Adult Pickleball Open Play Wednesday 6 to 10 pm Adult Volleyball Program Friday 5 to 10 pm Youth Club Basketball League
Open Play Volleyball Mondays and Wednesdays 10 am to 12:30 pm Pickleball Exercise and have fun while playing this exciting tennis-like game. Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:30 am to 12 pm
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Directory T S San Marcos AYSO (Soccer) Region 127 (877) 233-2976 www.sanmarcosayso.org Primary season: August to November
San Elijo AYSO (Soccer) Region 1505 www.sanelijoayso.org Primary season: August to November
San Marcos Youth Soccer (SMYS) (760) 621-0650 www.sanmarcosyouthsoccer.org Adult Leagues/Programs Primary season: August to November SM United (Soccer) For all sports other than volleyball, participants must register as a team. www.sanmarcosunited.org Registration packets are available at the gym. Registration is on a first-come, Primary season: August to November first-served basis. Teams are encouraged to register early, as space is limited. Contact the sports office for more information. Spring Adult Basketball League Men’s Div. II - VIII Registration: Monday, February 6 through Thursday, February 23 Tentative League Start Date: Week of March 6 Games will be played Monday/Tuesday (Thursday evenings if necessary) $325/team (R), $390/team (NR) plus officials’ fees of $37 per game. Spring Adult Softball League Coed and Men’s Registration: Monday, January 16 through Friday, February 3 San Marcos Pop Warner (Football) Tentative League Start Date: Week of February 12 (760) 978-9521 Games will be played Monday - Friday evenings and late afternoon on Sundays. www.sanmarcospopwarner.org $400/team (R), $480/team (NR) plus officials’ fees of $24 per game. Primary season: August to November
Spring Adult Arena Soccer League San Marcos Youth Basketball Coed, Men’s and Women’s (877) 447-6922 Registration: Tuesday, January 3 through Thursday, January 19 www.smybb.org Tentative League Start Date: Week of February 6 [email protected] Games played at Sunset Park. Primary season: November to February $400/team (R), $480/team (NR) plus officials’ fees of $28 per game. San Marcos Girls Softball Spring Volleyball Program www.sanmarcosgirlssoftball.com Instructor: Dick Leatherman www.playsoftball.org Coed ages 16 & up | Limited to the first 48 to register. Primary season: February to June Register online at www.san-marcos.net/register or at the Corky Smith Gymnasium. San Marcos Youth Baseball Registration: February 1 through March 8 (760) 300-5506 Program Dates: March 8 to May 3 www.sanmarcosyouthbaseball.com For further information, email [email protected] Primary season: February to June Wednesdays, 6:30 to 10 pm $55 (R), $65 (NR) San Marcos Youth Lacrosse (619) 822-2499 This is a unique four-person coed volleyball program that includes a short www.3dlacrosse.com instructional period each week. Final acceptance into the program is at the Primary season: February to June discretion of the program coordinator based upon each participant’s skill level.
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I The City of San Marcos has 10 rentable rooms at five sites for nonprofit organizations during normal park hours. Group areas C business meetings, family celebrations or wedding receptions. A can accommodate from 50 to 200 people. Fees are based on a F A Facility Use Application is required with deposit to reserve a date. two-hour minimum. Additional time may be reserved in one-hour Reservations are taken no less than 30 days in advance and no increments. Additional fees apply for groups larger than 50. more than nine months in advance. Non-San Marcos groups may reserve a facility six months in advance. Reservations do not include exclusive use of any other park amenities, including sports fields. Sports field reservations must be Check availability and make facility reservations online at made through staff at the Corky Smith Gymnasium. www.san-marcos.net or by visiting the San Marcos Community Center.
San Marcos Community Center Community Hall: accommodates 280 theater style/160 dining style. Full kitchen available for banquets with rental of the room. Dining Room: accommodates 54 Meeting Room: accommodates 65
San Marcos Senior Center Horizon Room: accommodates 200 Recreation Room: accommodates 65 Arts and Crafts Room: accommodates 30 Community Room: accommodates 30
San Elijo Recreation Center Terrace Hall: accommodates 80 Park Rental Fees (for up to 50 people)* Williams Barn at Walnut Grove Park Private Groups Williams Barn: accommodates 170 First two hours: $50 (R), $60 (NR) Full kitchen available for banquets with rental of facility. Each additional hour: $12.50 (R/NR)
Wood House at Heritage Gardens Nonprofit Groups Wood House Garden: accommodates 100. Available on Saturdays First two hours: $40 (R/NR) and Sundays. This is an outdoor facility. Rentals must conclude Each additional hour: $12.50 (R/NR) before sundown. *For parties of more than 50, please contact us regarding additional fees. (R) Resident (NR) Non-resident
Facility Reservations: (760) 744-9000, ext. 3511 Parks Reservations: (760) 744-9000, ext. 3520 Sports Field Reservations: (760) 744-9494
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1 Bradley Park 1587 Linda Vista Drive 2 Buelow Park 300 Autumn Drive 10 Hollandia Park 18 San Marcos Senior Center 12 Mission Hills Court 111 Richmar Avenue 3 Cerro de Las Posas Park & Aquatics Center 1387 W. Borden Road 11 Jack’s Pond Park & Nature Center 19 Simmons Park 986 La Moree Road 2180 Rocky Point Drive 4 Civic Center Park 3 Civic Center Drive 12 Knob Hill Park 20 Sunset Park 860 Avenida Ricardo 909 Puesta del Sol 5 Connors Park 320 West San Marcos Boulevard 13 Mission Sports Complex 21 Walnut Grove Park 931 Bailey Court Williams Barn, 1950 Sycamore Drive 6 Corky Smith Gymnasium Heritage Park, 1952 Sycamore Drive 274 Pico Avenue 14 Montiel Park 2290 Montiel Road 22 Woodland Park 7 Discovery Lake Park Park & Pool, 671 Woodland Pkwy. 15 Mulberry Park 650 Foxhall Drive Wood House, 1148 Rock Springs Road 751 Mulberry Drive 8 Double Peak Park Community Garden, 1263 Fulton Road 900 Double Peak Drive 16 San Elijo Park and Recreation Center Tennis Courts, 1375 Fulton Road 1105 Elfin Forest Road 9 Helen Bougher Memorial Park All Veterans Memorial 17 San Marcos Community Center 1243 Borden Road 3 Civic Center Drive Dog park at this location
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Community Resource Guide All City phone numbers are (760) 744-1050 plus the extension listed below unless otherwise noted.
City Departments Other Services 3206 Abandoned Vehicles Animal Control (760) 888-BARK 3184 Administration Boys & Girls Club (760) 471-2490 3238 Affordable Housing Cal State San Marcos (CSUSM) (760) 750-4000 3331 Brush Clearance in Public Right-of-Way CSUSM Arts & Lectures (760) 750-8272 3241 Building Permits Certificates (Birth, Death, Marriage) (760) 630-1219 3102 Business License Chamber of Commerce (760) 744-1270 3174 Cable Service Problems Childcare Resource Services (800) 481-2151 3100 City Council Family Resource Center (760) 761-5553 3100 City Clerk Graffiti Hotline (760) 591-9100 3100 City Elections Hazardous Waste Disposal (800) 714-1195 3206 Code Compliance Hotline Historical Society and Museum (760) 744-9025 3331 Dead Animal Pickup Library (760) 891-3000 3233 Development Services Large Item Pickup (760) 744-2700 3229 Engineering Meals on Wheels (760) 736-9900 3126 Finance North County Cemetary (760) 745-1781 3410 Fire Department (Non-Emergency) North County Health Services (760) 736-6700 3200 General Information Palomar College (760) 744-1150 3108 Housing & Neighborhood Services Palomar College Health & Wellness (760) 744-1150 3200 Human Resources ext. 2838 3206 Illegal Dumping Panorama Teen and Family Center (760) 471-9449 3500 Parks and Recreation Project CARE (760) 744-0467 3143 Parking Tickets/Citations Public Transportation (Sprinter, Breeze) (760) 966-6500 3204 Planning Recycling (760) 744-2700 3331 Potholes San Marcos Unified School District (760) 752-1299 3331 Public Works Senior Services (SD County) (800) 510-2020 3331 Storm Drain Maintenance San Marcos Senior Center (760) 744-5535 3217 Storm Water Program Sheriff’s Department (Non-Emergency) (760) 510-5200 3331 Street Lights Storm Water Hotline (760) 481-3878 3314 Street/Road Construction Trash Service (760) 744-2700 3274 Traffic Issues Veterans Administration (760) 744-6914 Water/Sewer Service (760) 744-0460