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Features 7 irvine Animal Care Center Irvine City Council Join the circle of people who have been Mayor Steven S. Choi, Ph.D. Mayor Pro Tem Jeffrey Lalloway Proud to Adopt from the Irvine Animal Care Councilwoman Lynn Schott 7 Center. Learn about the stories behind the Councilmember Beth Krom Councilwoman/ Christina Shea animals and the animals just waiting for you— Chair, Great Park Board yes, you—to become an adoptive partner. City Manager Sean Joyce 12 irvine’s Open Space Community Services Commission Chair Kevin Trussell The Irvine Ranch Conservancy has provided Vice Chair Michael Carroll five places to go this summer within the City’s Commissioner Scott Schultz Commissioner Melissa Fox 12 vast permanent open space. If the story doesn’t Commissioner Jim Shute convince you, the photography certainly will. Inside Irvine Editorial Managing Editor: Craig Reem Activity Guide Editor: Alana Kaleikini Activity Guide Coordinator: Dave Neustaedter Departments Contributors: Sawako Agravante, Jennifer Allanach, Shawnn Gallagher, Melissa Haley, Tom Macduff 2 inside the City Manager’s Office Inside Irvine Art 3 Public Safety Update Art Director: Jonathan Price 13 Inside Irvine is published quarterly by the City of Irvine. Please address 4 news Briefs editorial correspondence to: Inside Irvine, c/o Public Information Office, 6 Great Park Report City of Irvine, PO Box 19575, Irvine, CA 92623-9575 or via email at [email protected]. For questions about the Activity Guide or 13 irvine Spotlight advertising, call 949-724-6665 or email [email protected]. For City of Irvine hours of operation visit cityofirvine.org. 14 irvine Resources Incorporated in 1971, the City of Irvine operates under a charter law form 108 inside Contacts of government. As such, the City Council makes policy decisions while the City Manager is appointed by the City Council to function as the chief ex- 31 ecutive of the City. To contact the City Council, please call 949-724-6233. Irvine City Council meetings are held the second and fourth Tuesday of each month in the City Council Chamber, located at 1 Civic Center Plaza, Activity Guide corner of Alton Parkway and Harvard Avenue. Regular sessions begin at 4p.m. with a possible recess prior to 5p.m. to discuss matters under 17 events & Family Activities Closed Session. Irvine City Council meetings are cablecast live on ICTV 23 early Childhood Channel 30 and are webstreamed live on cityofirvine.org/ictv. 31 children The programs presented in the Activity Guide section are provided through the City of Irvine’s Community Services Department. All contents 60 48 Summer Camps are copyright 2015. Request permission in writing to reprint. 60 teens Disclaimer: Although Inside Irvine accepts information, the City of Irvine does not assume responsibility for errors, omissions or misinformation in 64 adults the advertisements, nor does the City recommend, endorse or guarantee products or services provided by advertisers. 74 Seniors Cover: Niko, a 3-year-old Siberian Husky mix brought in as a stray to the 76 aquatics Irvine Animal Care Center, was awaiting adoption when he had his picture 82 arts taken in late March, and was adopted in April. Photo by Challenge Roddie. 82 90 disability Services The City of Irvine’s app, 91 orange County Great Park Access Irvine, is available for free download on 95 Pets iTunes and Google Play. 96 outdoor/Nature Activities 98 tennis & Racquet Sports Comments, questions or suggestions? Email us at [email protected] 104 map & Locations 98 106 Registration Many of the featured programs and activities are part of the City’s Healthy City Healthy Planet initiative.

Summer 2015 Inside Irvine 1 inside the city manager’s office Letter

Pool Safety First

he annual Summer Issue that is now in your hands offers the most robust class and camp offerings of the year. There are fun Tand enriching activities for you and your family. This issue’s Activity Guide highlights camps, swim lessons, special events and pet programs. And that brings me to the most important message in this issue, which is pool safety. Irvine City Manager Sean Joyce According to the Orange County Fire Authority, drowning ac- cidents are the leading cause of injury and deaths among children under 5. More than 80 percent of drownings occur in residential area pools and spas. There are two important references to go to for further information: poolsafety.gov and ocfa.org (click on “Water Safety Information”). Among the matters to immediately take into consideration as our summer pool season begins:

■ Have a pool fence professionally installed. ■ Gates should be self-closing and self-latching, with the latch out of reach by small children. ■ Additional protection includes safety covers, alarms on doors and motion-detection devices. “This summer, you can make ■ Always have adult supervision. An adult water watcher is just that— yourself and your children better he or she never takes their eyes off of the children in the pool. ■ If a child is missing, check the pool first. prepared for water activities.” ■ Drowning is a silent killer. And it can be quick. Never leave children alone in or near the pool, even for a moment. ■ Set water safety rules for the whole family before entering the water. ■ Never swim alone. ■ Do not use a pool or spa if there are broken or missing drain covers. ■ Keep toys away from the pool, when the pool or spa area are not in use, to prevent young children from falling in after a toy.

This summer, you can make yourself and your children better pre- pared for water activities. Please see:

■ Page 72 for CPR classes. ■ Page 78 for beginner swim classes for children, which also dis- cusses pool safety.

Lastly, keep a telephone at the pool area at all times. Have a great summer and have a safe summer. ■

2 Inside Irvine Summer 2015 Public Safety Update Irvine Defined by Its Dynamic Diversity s our great City continues to grow, new residents and Afamilies are moving to Irvine on a daily basis. We are all drawn here for the same reasons—Irvine’s welcoming residential neighbor- hoods, thriving businesses, robust faith-based communities, successful schools, beautiful streets and contin- To watch the video and hear directly from our of- ued distinction as one of the safest ficers in English, Farsi, Mandarin, Korean and other languages, simply scan the QR Code or visit us on cities in the nation. YouTube at YouTube.com/IrvinePolice and select the “Welcome Message” video playlist. One of the best things about Irvine is that we are It is our job as your Police Department to ensure that wonderfully dynamic and diverse. We are made up you feel safe in all of the places that you worship, work, of people from all over the world who speak dif- live and learn. ferent languages, practice different religions, and If you are one of our new neighbors, welcome! If you embrace different cultures. But this also means that are a longtime member of our community, thank you various community groups may have specific and for your continued partnership as we all work together unique needs. to maintain a safe, vibrant city. As your Police Department, we are here to do all we Our Police Department is here for you. ■ can to help you address your needs. From burglaries to distracted drivers to domestic violence—if you ex- perience an incident that is alarming or concerning to Irvine Police Department “ Welcome Message” you, call us. We will respond. Video Playlist To help you feel more comfortable calling for police Scan this QR Code to watch a short video assistance, the Police Department has created a short presented by the Irvine Police Department, video in several languages to share with you…you will explaining who we are and what we do in our community. learn who we are and what we do in our community.

Summer 2015 Inside Irvine 3 News Briefs

U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon ■ PROGRAMS Special Olympics Opens Games in July in L.A. he Special Olympics World TGames will be held in Los Angel- es from July 25–August 2. Irvine is a Host Town and is assigned the Korean delegation, which includes athletes, coaches, team staff and del- egation liaisons. While in Irvine, the delegation will train at UC Irvine; visit the Orange County Great Park; and picnic at Bommer Canyon. For more information about the Special Olympics World Games and the Host Town program, visit LA2015.org/host-town/irvine. ■ EVENTS Business Luncheon Solar Decathlon Set for June 19 Irvine Station 2015 Details he Chamber of Commerce will he U.S. Department of Energy Thost its annual Business Lunch- TSolar Decathlon 2015 returns eon with the Mayor from 11:30 a.m.– to the Orange County Great Park 1:15 p.m. Friday, June 19, at Hotel Ir- October 8–18. The City of Irvine vine. Besides the annual update, the hosted the last Solar Decathlon in Chamber will have other business- 2013. This year, the competition related items on its agenda, includ- ■ TRANSPORTATION homes will be open to visitors from ing the Business of the Year Award. 11 a.m.–7 p.m. October 8–11 and To sign up: irvinechamber.com. Catch the Angels October 15–18. For information ■ PUBLICATIONS about the teams, including Team via Metrolink Orange (comprised of students Get a Snapshot n Angels Express Metrolink from UC Irvine, Irvine Valley Aservice from Irvine Station College, Chapman University of Your City will run for weekday home games and Saddleback College), visit rvine Snapshots is designed to starting at 7:05 p.m. Service started solardecathlon.gov. Iprovide an overview of the broad April 2. Special prices start at $7 To watch ICTV programming for trends shaping our City. Find round-trip. Train 643 departs Ir- the upcoming Solar Decathlon as highlights of Irvine programs and vine at 5:59 p.m. (Tustin Metrolink well as highlights from 2013, when services through brief text and il- Station, departs at 6:05 p.m.); Train 64,000 visitors came to the free lustrative graphics. Content varies 644 south toward Oceanside de- event, go to the City’s homepage: with each online publication. Go to: parts 30 minutes after game’s end. cityofirvine.org. cityofirvine.org. More info: octa.net/angelsexpress.

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Memorial Day Events ■ EDUCATION ■ CONCERTS UCI Continues 4th of July 50th Anniversary Set for Celebration Irvine High his year marks the University of he Irvine Police Association is TCalifornia, Irvine’s 50th Anni- Thosting its annual Concert on versary as the university continues the Green & Fireworks Festival its two-year celebration through with live music, activities for chil- June 2016. Special events continue, dren and a fireworks extravaganza. including a community-wide Festi- Food will be available for purchase val of Discovery, to be held October at the event, beginning at 3 p.m. 3 on campus. A Global Compas- July 4 at Irvine High. Admission at sion Summit, with guest the Dalai the door is $15 for adults and $10 Lama, will be July 5. UCI’s 1965 for children and seniors. Advance inaugural class included 1,589 stu- ticket sales are available until July 3; dents and is now more than 30,000. families can save $19 with a Fam- Number of degrees awarded each ily Pass (good for 2 adults and 4 year has grown from 14 to about children, advance sales only). Info: 8,600. For 50th Anniversary details: irvinepa.org or call 949-724-0488. 50th.uci.edu. Summer in the City ■ CEREMONIES ere is information for the an- Irvine to Host Hnual Summer Concerts and Memorial Day Pacific Symphony, to be held at Woodbridge Community Park at he traditional Monday cer- 5:30 p.m. (unless otherwise noted). T emony for Memorial Day, Admission is free; bring chairs and 10 a.m. May 25, will be at Colonel a picnic or buy from convenient Bill Barber Marine Corps Memo- food trucks: rial Park next to the Irvine Civic July 12: Paperback Writer: Center. Also, the City, in part- The Beatles Experience nership with the Northwood Memorial Committee, will host a July 19: Musical Playground (5:30 p.m.) ceremony at 4 p.m. Sunday, May 24, Symphony in the Cities Concert (7 p.m.) at Northwood Community Park. July 26: Savor: Santana Tribute Band For the Northwood Memorial August 2: King Kruk: Tribute to Elvis Ceremony, bring lawn chairs or blankets for seating. For more in- August 9: Hot August Night: formation about these two events, Tribute to Neil Diamond visit cityofirvine.org/specialevents August 16: Bella Donna: or call 949-724-6606. Tribute to Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks

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Summer 2015 Inside Irvine 5 Great Park Report Enjoy the Great Park Now As construction of 688 acres continues in Irvine, take a day or a weekend trip he Orange County Great Park Tcontinues to be a community and regional draw even as a large part of the former base is being developed for the future. Here are ideas for spending quality personal and family time at the Great Park with amenities already in place. Keep in mind, you can go to our website, ocgp.org, and get updated information on activities, art exhibits, special events and farm and food pro- grams that are ongoing. Or, visit the Visitors Center Pavilion in person:

l South Lawn Sports + Fitness Complex l Walkable Historical Timeline This 30-acre area that opened in September 2013 includes lighted, tournament With the help of UC Irvine historians, the timeline includes 162 significant playing fields that are heavily used by soccer, lacrosse and other sports teams. historical events and serves as a natural connection between the Great Park The Kaiser Permanente Thrive Path, a mile-long health and fitness path, Balloon, the Reflecting Ponds and Viewing Pier. And, while in that area, take helps joggers and walkers get and keep in shape. The adjacent, 7-acre North a ride on the Great Park Carousel and the Great Park Balloon. Lawn is multi-purpose. Sometimes it extends a lacrosse or soccer tournament. Often, it is free-form, for a cozy day at the park. l Kids Rock Playground Located adjacent to the Visitors Center, Great Park Balloon and Great Park l Palm Court Arts Complex Carousel, the playground is a great place for youngsters. This area includes the Great Park Gallery and Great Park Artists Studios. The Palm Court serves as the Great Park’s cultural campus. Next door is the l The Festival Site Historic Hangar 244, a former squadron complex that is now a 10,000-square- Used for parking today, it will be the home site of the U.S. Department of foot special events space. Energy Solar Decathlon 2015 from October 8–18. Irvine is the host City for a second time. Information: solardecathlon.gov. l Farm + Food Lab The Farm + Food Lab is a 2-acre urban agriculture demonstration garden that l The Great Park Farm offers hands-on gardening experience and special classes for all ages. This area The Great Park Farm is a 105-acre certified organic farm operated by Orange is maintained by the knowledgeable and well-known University of California County Produce, whose family member includes A.G. Kawamura, former Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners of Orange County. California Secretary of Agriculture. Find its produce at the Farmers Market.

l Farmers Market Enjoy the Orange County Great Park as an addi- Visit the market every Sunday from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. for fresh, locally grown tional 688 acres come into play over the next five years fruits and vegetables, handcrafted artisan products and more. Next door is the Incredible Edible Farm, where food is grown in partnership with Second through a public-private partnership with Five Point Harvest Food Bank. Volunteers glean the 4.5-acre fields regularly. The goal of Communities. Truly, the Great Park remains a vibrant 300,000 pounds of food in a calendar year may be reached in 2015. place for everyday play, enjoyment and relaxation. ■

FOR GREAT PARK SUMMER ACTIVITIES, SEE PAGE 91

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Irvine Animal Care Center’s staff and volunteers bring happiness and joy to dogs, cats, rabbits and others yearning for a home.

Summer 2015 Inside Irvine 7 ometimes, that second Surgery has fixed the torn ligament and the patella. And she is now home…home for good: On March 12, adoption—along with some Tyler Heer brought her to his family in Aliso Viejo. “One day I was on my way home and decided to stop loving, tender care—is the by the shelter,” Heer recalled. “I walked down to the best medicine. cages and she was about five or six down. She was just kind of sitting in a corner.” S “Genie is like every animal I have met here at the Genie’s Story Animal Care Center,” said Dr. James Greenwood, who was hired by the City of Irvine early in 2015 for an in- Genie is a gorgeous white and tan, terim period to help navigate some troubled times and short-haired Chihuahua that originally came to the to provide insight and advice on protocols for improve- Irvine Animal Care Center as a 6-month-old stray ment. “They would tell me, ‘Give me a chance; adopt named Jaime in August 2011. Genie was adopted out me and the love I give will be the love you receive.’” but was surrendered back in the beginning of Febru- The Irvine Animal Care Center cares for more than ary 2015. 2,800 lost, abandoned and homeless animals every year. Then her big adventure began. She had a patella situ- Through City Council direction, City funds, donations, ation where her kneecap popped in and out of place. full-time and part-time staff and almost 300 active vol- When being examined by one of the Center’s veterinary unteers, those animals are nurtured, healed, provided partners in Irvine, a more serious concern, a torn cru- enrichment as needed, and adopted to forever homes. ciate ligament in the rear left leg, was discovered. More than 90 percent of all animals are either adopted from the Center or reunited with their owners.

8 Inside Irvine Summer 2015 You and Your Pet Responsibility of having a pet falls upon the human partner. Consider the realities before you adopt an animal. Decision-making is im- portant for two reasons—so that the animal lives a full and healthy life in a loving environment and to avoid irrational decisions that often lead to relinquishing a pet. Imagine your dog being comfortable on his couch on a Thursday and surrendered to a shelter on a Friday.

Genie has found a forever home in her second adoption from the Irvine Animal Care Center

Several programs are in place to reach that “Proud to Adopt” moment. These include:

■ THIRD CHANCE PROGRAM: Rescues animals from over- crowded shelters that offer limited chances for adoption.

■ seniors Helping Seniors PROGRAM: Matches Before you adopt, go over these humane and practi- those who are 62 or older who can benefit by being a pet owner with senior cal rules: cats and dogs who are needing homes. ■ Microchip OPTION: You will want to microchip your animal ■ ENHANCED CARE: Animals that arrive injured, neglected and need- through the shelter in case your pet becomes lost or stolen. ing additional medical attention are treated through the Center to become healthy and adoptable. ■ LICENSE: License your dog, as required by state law.

■ FOSTER CARE: A number of volunteers foster animals not yet old ■ VACCINATIONS: Keep up with vaccinations by choosing a veterinar- enough to be placed for adoption, with trainable behavior challenges, or those ian, of which there are several in Irvine. recovering from medical issues. ■ PREPARATION: Interact with your animal. Learn about the breed or ■ ANIMAL SERVICES UNIT: The Irvine Police Department’s pro- the mix. Dogs may need to play games, be walked or be taken for a run. All gram is committed to protecting people and animals and promoting humane animals need attention. Pet adoption is not a one-day thing. It is rarely a pas- animal care and treatment. The unit responds promptly to calls for service. sive activity.

■ Donations PROGRAM: An innovative and progressive center ■ CONSIDERATION: Be respectful of your neighbors. A barking dog such as the Irvine Animal Care Center requires the support of volunteers and is your responsibility. donated funds for the many unique programs. ■ ENVIRONMENT: Clean up after your pet. A dirty house or yard is an Who knows the frightening experiences that Genie unclean environment. went through as a stray. But her story has a wonder- ful ending. ■ INTERACT: Talk and learn from longtime pet parents. “What got me,” said Heer, “was that she was quiet. COMMUNICATION: Share your stories and compassion while There were several other people who were interested ■ sharing your rabbit, cat, dog or small pet, reminding visitors of the importance but didn’t adopt her, probably because of that surgery. of adoption. But that didn’t stop us. “My wife and son—we’re taking a liking to her.” ■ COMMITMENT: Be there. Always.

Summer 2015 Inside Irvine 9 Seniors Helping Seniors City staff has improved the long- standing Seniors Helping Seniors program that match- es those who are 62 or older who can benefit by being a pet owner with senior cats and dogs who are needing homes. The age in which an animal becomes a senior varies, but adopters can easily find the green stamp on a kennel card for quick identification.

Sasha is a Third Chance border collie mix, adopted in April 2011 A Third Chance Sasha has her own personal story from the Center’s Third Chance program that rescues animals from overcrowded shelters that offer limited chances for adoption. First chance is a home; second chance is an over- crowded shelter. Third Chance means an adoptive home from the Center. In Fiscal Year 2013–2014, the Center had 1,944 adoptions. Of those, 462 were from the Third Chance Program—296 cats, 165 dogs and one rabbit. The pro- gram began in 2000 as Third Chance for Pets. Sasha, a border collie mix, was an 8-week-old at an overcrowded shelter. Sasha was in the pipeline to be transferred to the Center as part of the Third Chance program. An Orange County couple was wrapping up a full day at the Home for the Holidays event and saw TheCommunity Services Department has begun an Sasha’s photo. She would be arriving the next day. Did intensive communications campaign to best inform the couple want to meet her? the City’s seniors who visit the Lakeview and Rancho Yes. Senior Centers about the benefits of being a pet part- That was 4 years ago, April 2011. Sasha was soon in ner, as well as things to consider before adopting. In her new home with another rescue, Buddy. addition, the TRIPS shuttle that takes seniors to loca- Sasha gets a walk or two every day and a run or two tions of their choice that range from the doctor’s office every weekend. She is as advertised by her unique to grocery shopping, has added the Irvine Animal Care breed—happy, highly intelligent, energetic, always Center as a preferred location, as requested. waiting for the next big adventure. Center staff also are better prepared to explain the In the real world, humans are destined to get a second program to visiting seniors which includes a very good chance; at the Irvine Animal Care Center, our animals price: Adoption is free. ■ deserve a Third Chance.

10 Inside Irvine Summer 2015 The Irvine Animal Care Center

Our Mission More Ways to Help ■ Provide a safe, clean, caring and enriching environment that meets the high standards of our community. An innovative and progressive center such as the Irvine Animal Care Center requires the support ■ Place all adoptable animals into permanent, loving, responsible pet homes of volunteers and donated funds for its many unique and reunite owner-identified animals. programs. ■ Promote human responsibility for companion animals. Donations can be directed to the Center for specific options such as Third Chance, Extended Care and Enhanced Care. Or, they can be in the form of spon- sorships—of a special event, or a kennel. To give an example of how the donated dollar stretches:

Irvine Animal Care Center staff and volunteers ■ $500: covers medical expenses for an abandoned animal. ■ $20: feeds a litter of unweaned kittens for 10 days. 9th Annual Super Pet Adoption ■ $10: provides fresh vegetables for 10 rabbits for a week. Donations also are accepted in the form of products, June 7 ■ 10 a.m.–4 p.m. such as carriers and blankets. The greatest donation comes from the volunteers More than 50 pet rescue groups and animal themselves, whose dedication and time is the equivalent shelters will bring more than 800 dogs, cats, rabbits and small an- imals for human greeting and adoption. Vendors, refreshments, of 13 full-time positions each year. free advice, low-cost microchips and silent auction. Admission To donate, go to the Center’s page at: irvineshelter.org is $1; free parking. Leashed and vaccinated dogs are welcome. and click on the Donate button.

6443 Oak Canyon, Irvine, CA 92618 irvineshelter.org 949-724-7740 Animal Services Unit: 949-724-7092 Email: [email protected] Open Every Day (Except Tuesdays or Holidays) noon–7 p.m. (Weekdays) • 10 a.m.–5 p.m. (Weekends)

To read the recent JVR Shelter Strategies report on the Center, visit irvineshelter.org

Summer 2015 Inside Irvine 11 TOP 5 IDEAS FOR EXPLORING IRVINE’S OUTDOORS Out In the Open With thousands of acres to explore, the Irvine Open Space Preserve offers summertime fun for all ages. Visitors can enjoy the City’s permanently preserved open space, either by starting at a trailhead or joining a scheduled program. If you would like to explore the unique and special areas of the City of Irvine Open Space Preserve this summer, here are five ways to get started.

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Start with Enjoy Experience Go with Head to a Loop Trail Family Time Yoga Under a Guide the Ocean There are many types Outdoors a Sycamore More than 300 guided Bommer Canyon gets cool activities are offered in sea breezes in the sum- of trails throughout the In addition to summer Tree the Open Space each mer, since it is just miles open space—from flat, camps for kids, there are The Conservancy offers a year. Trained naturalists from the Pacific Ocean. If wide paths to challeng- many family-friendly free weekly yoga program and Conservancy staff you’re a mountain biker ing uphill trails leading outdoor programs. Ex- in Bommer Canyon. The lead hikes, mountain bike or experienced hiker, you to spectacular views. If perience the outdoors evening activity helps you rides, birding tours and can travel from Bommer you’re not sure where to together by registering take your fitness routine more. These guided activi- Canyon to Crystal Cove start, try the Quail Hill for family campouts in outdoors while still avoid- ties are perfect if you want State Park along seven Loop Trail. This 2-mile Bommer Canyon (Page ing the summer heat; the to explore while learning miles of trails that are loop is open daily from 20), or by joining your peacefulness of yoga is more about nature or to open daily. Some people dawn to dusk, and guides child on activities led by enhanced by the natural just make sure you’re on have a friend drop them visitors along through a Irvine Ranch Conservancy surroundings. the right track. You can off at Bommer and then cell phone audio tour. naturalists. The “Canyon also visit the monthly meet them at the beach, Explorers” and “JOY for Wilderness Access Days while mountain bikers Nature” monthly programs in Bommer Canyon, to and more advanced lure children to the out- explore on your own with hikers make the 14-mile doors through activities the help of volunteers round trip. about wildlife, astronomy, along the trail. wildfire and habitats.

For a Trail Map or More Information on the Locations and Programs available in the Irvine Open Space Preserve, visit LetsGoOutside.org/explore/iosp

12 Inside Irvine Summer 2015 irvine SPOTLIGHT Orange County Great Park

Eric Tolles Assistant City Manager, Q&A Orange County Great Park ric Tolles switched from Director of Community Development to his new position in January, where he now coordinates the Edevelopment and operations of the Great Park. He also previously served the City as Chief Building Official as well as in other capacities. A City employee since 1985, his education and background are in engineering and he is a licensed Civil and Structural Engineer.

Q: How would you define the Great Park in 2015? A: It is an active park offering a wide variety of recreational, cultural, educational and entertainment amenities and programs enjoyed by thousands of visitors each week. It is also a great place for just relaxing. Other parts of the Great Park are active construction areas, making way for a 688-acre expansion. Assistant City Manager, Orange County Great Park, Eric Tolles, coordinates the Q: Please explain a little more about the 688 acres. development and operations of the Great Park. A: Over the five-year phased construction period, 688 acres of the Great Park will be developed to include: a sports park supporting soccer, baseball, softball, tennis, volleyball, basketball and multi-use field sports; landscaped passive park areas with paths, trails and chil- dren’s play areas; a golf course and clubhouse; an agricultural legacy area; and a wildlife corridor to connect coastal and inland wildlife “All property transferred habitats. Construction began in 2014 with the demolition of runways to the City of Irvine for use and site preparation in the first phase area. as the Orange County Q: Please explain to the community how the former base is split be- tween public and private ownership. Great Park was dedicated, A: All property transferred to the City of Irvine for use as the and remains dedicated, Orange County Great Park was dedicated, and remains dedicated, for public park related uses. Heritage Fields Great Park Neighbor- for public park related uses.” hoods is the name given to the private development on private — Eric Tolles property adjoining the Great Park. The former Marine Corps Air Station El Toro base property was purchased by privately owned Heritage Fields El Toro, LLC (Heritage Fields) from the Unit- ed States government in 2005 with the exception of former base property retained by the federal government. Land for the Orange County Great Park was then transferred from private Heritage Do you have a question for Fields ownership to public City ownership. Home construction such as the Pavilion Park development and commercial construc- Inside Irvine? Email your question tion such as the new headquarters for Broadcom Corporation only to [email protected] occur on the private property retained by Heritage Fields that was not transferred for public uses. ■

Summer 2015 Inside Irvine 13 Irvine Resources

■ CHILDREN, YOUTH & FAMILIES Middle School FOR Families Program and Youth 1 Civic Center Plaza Action Team 949-724-6650 14301 Yale Avenue cityofirvine.org/forfamilies 949-724-6744 rovides free information and High School irvinemsp.org Pshort-term support to individ- ngages youth in positive social- uals, couples and families living in Youth Action Team Erecreational activities during Irvine. Services include confiden- 14301 Yale Avenue non-school hours. In cooperation tial consultations, problem solving 949-724-6739 with the school district, teens and resource linkage and referrals hsyat.org develop and implement activities for ongoing support. Areas include focusing on community service, relationship difficulties, parenting, nables high school students personal skill development and financial/legal matters, family vio- Eto participate in developing recreation. Page 61. lence, substance abuse, depression and implementing services for and stress, and community educa- their peers with a focus on youth ■ COMMUNITY OUTREACH tion programs. leadership, community service PROGRAMS and social-recreational activities. Irvine Youth Irvine Children’s Current events are posted on facebook.com/irvineHSYAT. Employment Health Program Services 949-724-6645 Child Resource [email protected] 14351 Yale Avenue chioc.org Center and Child 949-724-6741 irvineyouthemployment.com elps income-eligible Care Coordination rovides free, local job search Hfamilies access 14341 Yale Avenue quality and afford- Passistance for teens and young 949-724-6721 adults ages 16-25. After attending able health care 949-724-6632 for their children. one of the free weekly Youth Em- irvinechildcare.org ployment Workshops (see Page hild Care Coordination is lo- 61), participants can participate in Ccated in the Child Resource mock interviews, receive resume Center and provides resources and assistance and job leads. referrals for parents seeking quality and affordable child care in Irvine. The Center provides a member- based lending library on child de- velopment, parenting, curriculum and child care administration. Also available are family child care busi- ness books, DVDs, training materi- als, CDs and educational toys and lamination/die cut machines.

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■ DISABILITY Irvine Gives & SENIOR SERVICES TRIPS 949-724-6600 6427 Oak Canyon cityofirvine.org/irvinegives 949-724-7433 omprehensive online resource, cityofirvine.org/trips Corganized by subject area, to rovides low-cost, door-to-door find giving opportunities to city Ptransportation service for adults programs and local charitable or- 18 and older who are unable to ganizations. drive due to a permanent phys- ical and/or cognitive disability. Al & Dorothy Registration and eligibility re- Keen Center quired. Call for availability and for Senior Resources an application. 20 Lake Road Disability 949-724-6926 irvineseniors.org Services 1 Civic Center Plaza ocated in Lakeview Senior LCenter, the Keen Center pro- 949-724-6637 vides older adults with informa- cityofirvine.org/ds tion on healthcare, assistance rovides social recreational pro- Environmental programs, support groups, care Pgrams, support services and management, health insurance, advocacy for persons with dis- Programs social security, safety, finances, abilities, their families, caregivers 949-724-7449 alternative living, transportation, and providers who live or work cityofirvine.us in-home care and Irvine Meals on in Irvine. Services include social Wheels services. Language transla- events, access reporting, sensitivity rovides Irvine residents and tors available by appointment. training, resources and referrals, businesses with tips and re- P inclusion and accommodation sup- sources to promote eco-living. port. Page 90. Topics include recycling, hazard- Irvine Meals ous waste disposal, energy and on Wheels ■ VOLUNTEER more. For easy tips and tools to OPPORTUNITIES save resources and reduce costs 20 Lake Road visit cityofirvine.us. 949-724-6910 iVolunteer cityofirvine.org/MOW 949-724-6682 cityofirvine.org/volunteer Financial Literacy Provides nutritious meals deliv- ered to qualifying homebound elf-serve/self-help website de- 14351 Yale Avenue Irvine senior residents each week- Ssigned to connect residents with 949-724-6611 day by caring volunteers. Available Irvine-based community organiza- rograms promote economic on a donation basis (suggested tions seeking volunteers. The one- Pwellbeing through free finan- donation $5 per day) no qualify- stop format enables organizations cial literacy courses available to ing senior is turned away based on to post online requests that volun- residents of all ages. Page 64. inability to pay. teers can easily access.

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Summer 2015 Inside Irvine 15 Activity Guide

A complete listing of programs and services offered through the Community Services Department Many of the featured programs and activities are part of the City’s Healthy City Healthy Planet initiative.

ith more than 100 W titles to choose from, families can find the perfect summer camp to satisfy everyone’s interest. See pages 48-59.

76 17 95 106 Swim Special Pets Registration Lessons Events rvine offers popular courses egister online at Ion dog manners, dog R irvinequickreg.org, by rvine offers Learn to ummer evenings are the obedience and puppy kin- phone at 949-724-6610 or I Swim programs for ages 6 Sperfect time to enjoy a dergarten. Ready for a new stop by one of the many com- months to adult. Classes are variety of outdoor movies family member? More than munity centers for assistance 25 or 40 minutes, weekdays and concerts with family, 500 animals are available (map on Pages 104-105). Regis- and on Saturdays. Classes friends and neighbors. See for adoption at the Super tration information on Pages fill fast; register early. See Pages 17-19. Pet Adoption event. See 106-107. Registration for sum- Pages 76-81. Page 95. mer classes begins May 11. The fall edition of Inside Irvine will be mailed the week of August 5.

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calendar of events June 6 FREE Studio Arts Festival 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Irvine Fine Arts Center The Irvine Fine Arts Center will host the 21st annual Studio Arts Festival showcasing the creative talent of more than 100 Southern California artists. Purchase original Memorial Day Ceremonies works of art including ceramics, sculpture, jewelry, paint- ing, photography, fiber and glass. Admission and parking is free. For more information, visit irvinefinearts.org or May 24 call 949-724-6880. FREE Memorial Day Ceremony 4 p.m. Northwood Community Park The community is invited to honor our nation’s fallen and pay special homage to local service members, both at home and abroad. The Sunday ceremony, in partner- ship with the Northwood Memorial committee, will take place at the Northwood Gratitude and Honor Memorial and will feature presentations by Gold Star families. Please bring lawn chairs or a blanket for seating.

May 25 Orange County Super Pet Adoption Event FREE Memorial Day Ceremony 10 a.m. June 7 Col. Bill Barber Marine Corps. Memorial Park Orange County The Monday ceremony is the traditional City ceremony in the Formal Garden where guests will have the opportunity Super Pet Adoption Event to honor a family member or friend who has died in the 10 a.m.–4 p.m. line of duty by writing down a brief remembrance to be Irvine Animal Care Center posted on a memory board at the event. Cards will also be available for well-wishers to send a message of appre- This 9th annual event features more than 800 homeless ciation and support to members of Irvine’s adopted 2/11 dogs, cats and rabbits for adoption and includes a silent Marine Battalion. For more information about these two auction, opportunity drawing, low-cost microchipping events, please visit cityofirvine.org/specialevents or call and free advice from veterinarians and dog trainers. Ad- 949-724-6606. mission is $1. For more information, visit irvineshelter.org call or 949-724-7740. June 5–July 25 June 13 FREE Movie on the Lawn Flashback Fridays: June 5, 12, 19, 26 & July 10 D.A.R.E. Movie Night Blockbuster Saturdays: June 6, 13, 20, 27 6–10 p.m. July 11, 18 & 25 Heritage Community Park Movies begin at Dusk Come on out for this D.A.R.E. sponsored event and enjoy Orange County Great Park Paddington on the outdoor movie screen in Heritage Park. The Irvine Police Department and OCFA will bring lots of Join us for a classic or family blockbuster favorite movie on cool vehicles to check out. This family event starts at 6 p.m. the outdoor big screen. Bring low-back chairs, blankets and and includes bounce houses, a snack bar and field games a picnic or purchase items from the food trucks or snack provided by the Mobile Recreation Program. The movie bar. Movies are weather permitting and admission is free. begins at dusk. Bring lawn chairs or blankets. All ages wel- For more information, visit ocgp.org. come. For more information, call 949-724-7252.

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calendar of events GLOBAL VILLAGE July 12, 26, August 2, 9 & 16 2015 Sizzlin’ Summer FREE Concerts 5:30–7:30 p.m. Mike Ward Community Park–Woodbridge July 12: Paperback Writer: The Beatles Experience July 26: Savor: Santana Tribute August 2: King Kruk: Elvis Tribute August 9: Hot August Night: Neil Diamond Tribute August 16: Bella Donna: A tribute to Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks Grab your lawn chairs, picnic baskets and dancing shoes and come on down to Mike Ward Community Park- Woodbridge for a fun-filled evening. Gourmet food trucks will be onsite with a portion of the proceeds benefitting the Irvine 2/11 Marine Adoption Commit- tee and other Irvine nonprofit organizations. For more information, visit cityofirvine.org/specialevents or call 949-724-6606. Call for Vendors, Performers July 19 and Exhibitors Pacific Symphony FREE Applications are now being accepted for the in the Cities 14th annual Irvine Global Village Festival Musical Playground: 5:30 p.m. taking place on Saturday, September 26 from Concert: 7 p.m. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. at Bill Barber Park. Mike Ward Community Park–Woodbridge Recognized as one of the best cultural festivals Enjoy a free outdoor concert featuring the Pacific Sym- in Orange County, this one day event features phony, led by Music Director Carl St.Clair. A Musical Play- live performances, international cuisine, a ground, with interactive activities for children, takes place Kids Village with crafts and activities, cultural at 5:30 p.m. and includes making an instrument, playing a and religious exhibits and an international drum, meeting a musician, plus a conducting clinic with marketplace. Maestro St.Clair. Bring low back chairs, blankets, a picnic or purchase treats from one of the gourmet food trucks on Don’t miss this opportunity to showcase your site. For more information, call 949-724-6606. business or organization to thousands of potential customers. More than 20,000 people July 22 attended the 2014 event. Celebration Parade Applications are reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis. The application process FREE for Korean closes August 1 or when a category fills. Special Olympic Athletes Sponsorship Opportunities 1:15 p.m. A variety of sponsorship levels, which can Irvine Spectrum Center include pre-event marketing opportunities for your business or organization, are still available. The City of Irvine is pleased to welcome a delegation of For additional sponsorship information, call Special Olympic athletes from Korea. Come out and show 949-724-6392 or visit irvinefestival.org. your support as the athletes march in a celebration parade on Wednesday, July 22 at 1:15 p.m. at the Irvine Spectrum For more information, or Center. The athletes will be staying and training at UCI to submit an application, from July 21-24 in preparation for the Special Olympics visit irvinefestival.org. World Games Los Angeles 2015. To support the Irvine Host Town program, visit LA2015.org/host-town/Irvine.

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fAmily Activities

FREE Old Town Irvine Tour Step back in time to explore the rich history of Irvine and the Irvine family. This docent-led walking tour re- veals what life was like in Old Town Irvine in the early 1900s with site tours of what was once the bean granary, boarding house, blacksmith shop and more. Meet in the La Quinta hotel lobby in Old Town Irvine (Sand Canyon and Burt Road). Su Jun 14 12pm–2pm OTI Free #152451 Moonlit Marshmallows Su Jul 12 12pm–2pm OTI Free #155220 Su Aug 9 12pm–2pm OTI Free #155221 Su Sep 13 12pm–2pm OTI Free #155222 Moonlit Marshmallows Make a warm and gooey s’more by the campfire. Each ses- FREE Family Fun at the Museum sion is one hour. Bring a flashlight and dress warm. All Irvine Historical Museum ages welcome. Fee is per person; adults must accompany Go back in time to learn about what Irvine was like and children under 18. how people lived before becoming a city in 1971. Irvine F Jun 5 6:30pm–7:30pm TRNC $3/person #151744 Historical Society docents share the past through crafts F Jun 5 7:30pm–8:30pm TRNC $3/person #151745 and stories in these free programs. Parent participation F Jul 10 6:30pm–7:30pm TRNC $3/person #154190 required. Program is free but space is limited; registration F Jul 10 7:30pm–8:30pm TRNC $3/person #154191 required for each family member. Supply fee: $5 for each F Aug 7 6:30pm–7:30pm TRNC $3/person #154192 craft. Ages 5+. F Aug 7 7:30pm–8:30pm TRNC $3/person #154193 Fish Art Su Jun 28 2pm–3pm IHM Free #152449 F Sep 4 6:30pm–7:30pm TRNC $3/person #154194 Seashell frames Su Jul 26 2pm–3pm IHM Free #155217 F Sep 4 7:30pm–8:30pm TRNC $3/person #154195 Indian Sand Painting Su Aug 23 2pm–3pm IHM Free #155218 Weaving Su Sep 27 2pm–3pm IHM Free #155219 Bommer Canyon Campout Escape into Irvine’s wilderness for a rustic camping ad- venture in Bommer Canyon. Bring your camping gear and food to cook on the grill (food not provided). Ac- tivities include nature walks, slide presentation, campfire songs and stories. Adult must accompany children under 18. More info: 949-724-6738. Fee is per person. Ages 2+. Sa–Su May 23–24 3pm–11am BCCP $15/person #152446 Sa–Su Sep 5–6 3pm–11am BCCP $15/person #155548 Bommer Canyon Painting at the Irvine Fine Arts Center Family Campout! Family Art Time Gather the family, a tent, sleeping bags, overnight gear and we’ll take care of the rest! This camping experience in Parents and children experiment with different media the mystic Bommer Canyon Cattle Camp includes a BBQ including drawing, painting, clay, printmaking and more dinner, a light breakfast, hikes, games, crafts, campfire with guidance from an art instructor. Parent must enroll fun and more! Adult must accompany children under 18. and participate with enrolled child. Ages 5+. More info: 949-724-6738. Fee is per person. Ages 2+. Clay Sa Jun 13 10am–11:30am IFAC $8 #152055 Sa–Su Jul 25–26 4pm–10am BCCP $25/person #146366 Painting Sa Jun 20 10am–11:30am IFAC $8 #152056 Clay Sa Jul 18 10am–11:30am IFAC $8 #155811 Evening Campfire EVENTS & FAMILY ACTIVITIES & FAMILY EVENTS Painting Sa Aug 15 10am–11:30am IFAC $8 #155812 Printmaking Sa Aug 29 10am–11:30am IFAC $8 #155813 at Bommer Canyon Drawing Sa Sep 5 10am–11:30am IFAC $8 #155814 Spend an evening with friends and family singing songs, Clay Sa Sep 12 10am–11:30am IFAC $8 #155815 storytelling and making s’mores. All ages welcome. Adults Painting Sa Sep 19 10am–11:30am IFAC $8 #155816 must accompany children under 18. Printmaking Sa Sep 26 10am–11:30am IFAC $8 #155817 Th Aug 20 7pm-8:30pm BCCP $5/person #154202

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Excursions

Norton Simon Museum

Art Excursion: Norton Simon Museum Spend the day visiting Pasadena’s most notable center for art, the Norton Simon Museum, home to master works by Van Gogh, Monet, Degas and Picasso. On exhibit, ‘Tete-a-tete: Three Masterpieces from the Musee d’Orsay.’ Includes motor coach transportation and museum admis- sion; lunch at participant’s expense. IFAC Member: $40. Sa Jun 20 10am–5pm IFAC $45 #155830 Art Excursion: Los Angeles County Museum of Art Explore the complex that is the Los Angeles County Celebrating Irvine’s diverse Museum of Art independently and delve into the work of your favorite artists. On exhibit, “50 for 50: Gifts on the cultural heritage Occasion of LACMA’s Anniversary” and “Four Allegories by Veronese.” Fee includes motor coach transportation and May 16th from 10 am to 6 pm admission; lunch at participant's expense. IFAC Member: $40. Ages 18+. 1 Civic Center Plaza, Irvine Sa Aug 29 9:30am–5pm IFAC $45 #156193 Free entry. Off-site parking with free shuttle service at 3377 Michelson Dr., Senior Excursion: Angels Baseball Irvine. Get a raf le ticket for parking Come cheer on the defending American League West off-site. For parking, shuttle, Division champions with an afternoon game at Angel and event infofrmation, visit us at Stadium against the Houston Astros. Tickets include a www.irvinekoreanfestival.com. shaded terrace-box seat (section 203,) round trip fare on the Metrolink and voucher for a soda and hot dog at the game. Seats will go fast, sign-up today! Meet at the Irvine Games | Food | Exhibition | Art Metrolink Station at 15215 Barranca Parkway. More info: Performances | Face painting 949-724-6808. Ages 50+. Balloon artists | Give-aways | Raf les W Jun 24 11am–5pm RSC $30 #156169 f

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Messy, Cooking Muddy Cupcake Kids Hands Make crafts, delicious desserts, decorate cakes, cookies and & Toes cupcakes with your child. Parent participation required. Create art with fingers, feet, mud and suds! Enjoy crafty Ages 3-5. fun using a variety of exciting objects. Child’s artwork will Tu Aug 11–Sep 1 10:30am–11:30am NCP $40 #155187 be assembled into a keepsake. New projects each month. More info: [email protected]. Parent par- Kid Cooks ticipation required. Inst: Ms. Shannon. Supply fee: $20. Ages 1-5. Does your child like to help in the kitchen? Children Th Jun 4–25 9:30am–10:15am HPCC $44 #151264 will learn how to safely Th Jun 4–25 10:30am–11:15am HPCC $44 #151265 work in the kitchen and Th Jul 2–30 9:30am–10:15am HPCC $55 #154714 properly use tools. We will Th Jul 2–30 10:30am–11:15am HPCC $55 #154715 make pizza, soft pretzels Th Aug 6–27 9:30am–10:15am HPCC $44 #154716 and many other items from Th Aug 6–27 10:30am–11:15am HPCC $44 #154717 scratch. Parent participa- Th Sep 3–24 9:30am–10:15am HPCC $44 #154718 tion required. Ages 3-5. Th Sep 3–24 10:30am-11:15am HPCC $44 #154719 W Jul 15–Aug 5 11am–12pm NCP $40 #155178 Tu Aug 4–25 3:15pm–4:15pm DCP $40 #154037 NEW Soaring through the Seasons Let’s Make Dough! Come soar through fall, winter, spring and summer. In this class your child will experience the seasons and all Toss it, pat it or bake it! Join us while we create fun proj- their glorious changes through crafts and activities. Parent ects with dough. Parent participation required. Ages 3-5. participation required. Ages 3-5. Th Aug 6–27 3:15pm–4:15pm DCP $40 #154038 Th Sep 3–24 3:15pm–4:15pm DCP $35 #154040 Trucks, Trains, Boats & Planes Crafts Each week, we’ll introduce an exciting and fascinating mode of transportation. Join us for stories and crafts de- Creative Crafts & Play signed to delight and educate your child. Parent partici- pation required. Ages 3-5. Paint, build, play and more! We provide the supplies, you provide the creativity in self-directed activities. Crafts can F Jun 12 9:30am–10:30am TRCP $9 #151736 be messy; wear appropriate clothing. Parent participation W Aug 12–Sep 2 10am–11am NCP $35 #155190 required. Ages 2-7. F Aug 14–28 1pm–2pm UCP $35 #155677 Sa Jun 20 11am–3pm TRNC $3 #151748 Sa Jul 18 11am–3pm TRNC $3 #154196 Sa Aug 15 11am–3pm TRNC $3 #154197 Sa Sep 19 11am–3pm TRNC $3 #154198 Tiny Turtles & Lil’ Llamas iny Turtles and Lil’ Llamas are one-day only courses, Creative Painting Twhich allow you to sample a variety of programs. Paint with anything from spaghetti noodles to marbles. Let your child be creative and get messy without having a mess at home. Wear appropriate clothing. Parent partici- Fine Arts Classes pation required. Ages 3-5. Th Jul 9–30 3:15pm–4:15pm DCP $35 #154036 M Aug 10–31 10am–11am NCP $35 #155201 Fine arts classes Messy Play for young Dress for mess and we’ll supply the rest! The fun is all children here; pudding painting, shaving cream art, hand/foot are listed prints, bubble stations and more. Parent participation re- on Page 82. quired. Ages 3-5. Tu Sep 1 10:30am–11:30am LLCP $9 #155233

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Kids Love Music dAnce, Music & Drama Come sing, dance and play together with animal pup- pets and rhythm instruments! Explore making music Jump, Shout, with drums and pentatonic xylophones and glocken- spiels! Your child gains tonal memory, motor skills, cog- Get Your Wiggles Out! nitive development—and has a fun bonding time with Active toddlers explore the world of music through you! Class content changes each session. More info: various music styles and use instruments, ribbons, [email protected]. Adult participation required. parachutes and gymnastics equipment. More info: Inst: Karen Greeno. Optional supply fee: $20. Ages 1-4. [email protected]. Parent participation *No class 7/21. required. Inst: Ms. Shannon. Ages 1-3. Tu Jun 30–Aug 4* 4:15pm–5pm NCP $65 #154560 Tu Jun 2–30 11am–12pm HPCC $61 #151259 Tu Jun 30–Aug 4* 5:15pm–6pm NCP $65 #154561 Tu Jul 7–28 11am–12pm HPCC $49 #154738 Sa Jul 11–Aug 8 10am–10:45am WBCP $65 #154562 Tu Aug 4–25 11am–12pm HPCC $49 #154739 Tu Aug 18–Sep 8 4:15pm–5pm NCP $52 #154563 Tu Sep 1–29 11am–12pm HPCC $61 #154740 Tu Aug 18–Sep 8 5:15pm–6pm NCP $52 #154564 F Aug 14–Sep 11 10am–10:45am SSNP $65 #154567 Jumping Jacks & Jills Help develop motor and social skills through lively mu- South Coast Music Together sic, singing, dancing, imaginative play, tunnels, balls and Experience the acclaimed and international research- instrumental jam sessions. Parent participation required. based music and movement program for infants, toddlers Inst: Miracles in Motion. Ages 1.5-4.5. *No class 7/22. and the adults who love them. Classes flow with songs, W Jul 8–Aug 5* 10am–10:50am NCP $39 #154543 dance and instrumental jam sessions in a spirit of warmth and community. More info: [email protected]. Kids Love Music: Baby Class Parent participation required. Inst: South Coast Mu- sic Together. Curriculum fee: $40. Infant siblings under Musical bonding time for you and your baby! Learn 9 months may register for free as space permits. Call lap songs, peek-a-boo songs and active chants. Explore 949-724-6611 to reserve the free spot. Ages birth-4yrs. rhythm and sound with shakers and drums. Your baby *No class 6/29, 6/30, 7/4. gains motor skills, building blocks for tonal memory, M Jun 22–Aug 31* 9:15am–10am TRCP $185 #154653 cognitive development—and fun with you! Please bring M Jun 22–Aug 31* 10:15am–11am TRCP $185 #154654 a baby blanket. Class content changes each session. More Tu Jun 23–Sep 1* 9:15am–10am TRCP $185 #154655 info: [email protected]. Adult participation required. Tu Jun 23–Sep 1* 10:15am–11am TRCP $185 #154656 Inst: Karen Greeno. Optional supply fee: $20. Ages 4-14 mos. (not walking). *No class 7/21. Sa Jun 27–Sep 5* 9:15am–10am TRCP $185 #154657 EARLY CHILDHOOD EARLY Tu Jun 30–Aug 4* 2:45pm–3:15pm NCP $65 #154554 Sa Jun 27–Sep 5* 10:15am–11am TRCP $185 #154658 Sa Jul 11–Aug 8 11am–11:30am WBCP $65 #154555 Tu Aug 18–Sep 8 2:45pm–3:15pm NCP $52 #154556 Tappin’ & Tumblin’ F Aug 14–Sep 11 11am–11:30am SSNP $65 #154566 Dance, sing and tumble with your little ones. Expand your child’s experience and interest in music, dance and Kids Love Music: gymnastics through movement and various apparatuses. More info: [email protected]. Parent par- Toddler Class ticipation required. Inst: Ms. Shannon. Ages 2-3.5 A good class for first-timers! Tu Jun 2–30 10am–10:45am HPCC $61 #151256 Together we sing, dance and Tu Jul 7–28 10am–10:45am HPCC $49 #154735 play rhythm instruments! Ex- Tu Aug 4–25 10am–10:45am HPCC $49 #154736 plore making music with drums Tu Sep 1–29 10am–10:45am HPCC $61 #154737 and pentatonic xylophones and glockenspiels. Your child gains tonal memory, motor skills, cognitive development and fun with you! We keep Martial Art Classes you and your toddler active and engaged in this shortened version of the Kids Love Music class! Class content chang- es each session. More info: [email protected]. Adult Martial art classes participation required. Inst: Karen Greeno. Optional sup- can increase focus, ply fee: $20. Ages 1-2. *No class 7/21. self-confidence and physical fitness. Tu Jun 30–Aug 4* 3:30pm–4pm NCP $65 #154557 See Pages 36 and 38 Sa Jul 11–Aug 8 9:15am–9:45am WBCP $65 #154558 for more options. Tu Aug 18–Sep 8 3:30pm–4pm NCP $52 #154559 F Aug 14–Sep 11 9:15am–9:45am SSNP $65 #154565

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OC Dance Productions

Dance Play Dance Technique These introductory classes are for those new to dance These classes are more technique and disciplined or movement and incorporate dance technique with based, allowing dancers to learn the art of their cho- creative movement, fun and imaginative play. Classes sen dance genre. Dancers can track their improvement promote rhythm, coordination, listening, gross motor and learning through our full progression of ballet, skills and articulation. View full course descriptions at hip hop, jazz or tap levels. Group performance, show- irvinequickreg.org. *No class 7/3, 7/4. manship and strength/flexibility training are also ex- Butterfly Ballerinas plored in these classes. View full course descriptions at Ages 3–6 Sa Jun 27–Aug 29* 9:50am–10:35am NCP $124 #154894 irvinequickreg.org. *No class 7/3, 7/4. Ages 3–6 W Jul 1–Aug 26 3:30pm–4:15pm UCP $124 #154892 Ballet & Tap Combo Ages 3–6 Th Jul 2–Aug 27 3:30pm–4:15pm UCP $124 #154893 Ages 3–5 F Jun 26–Aug 28* 3:30pm–4:15pm CCP $124 #154875 Ages 3–6 Sa Jun 27–Aug 29* 9:50am–10:35am CCP $124 #154869 Hip Hop & Tumble Ages 3–6 Sa Jun 27–Aug 29* 10:45am–11:30am NCP $124 #154870 Ages 3–6 Tu Jul 7–Sep 1 5:10pm–5:55pm CCP $124 #154904 Ages 3–5 Th Jul 2–Aug 27 4:20pm–5:05pm UCP $124 #154874 Princess Ballet Ages 3–5 M Jul 6–Aug 31 9:50am–10:35am CCP $124 #154872 Supply fee: $10. Ages 3–5 M Jul 6–Aug 31 3:30pm–4:15pm CCP $124 #154873 Ages 3–5 F Jun 26–Aug 28* 3:30pm–4:15pm UCP $124 #154924 Ballet, Jazz & Tap Combo Ages 3–6 Sa Jun 27–Aug 29* 9am–9:45am CCP $124 #154920 Ages 3–6 Sa Jun 27–Aug 29* 10:45am–11:30am UCP $124 #154877 Ages 3–5 M Jul 6–Aug 31 10:45am–11:30am CCP $124 #154923 Ages 4–6 W Jul 1–Aug 26 4:20pm–5:05pm CCP $124 #154878 Ages 3–5 Tu Jul 7–Sep 1 3:30pm–4:15pm CCP $124 #155250 Ages 3–5 Tu Jul 7–Sep 1 4:20pm–5:05pm UCP $124 #154921 Ballet, Jazz & Tumbling Combo Class Ages 3–6 W Jul 1–Aug 26 2:30pm–3:15pm UCP $124 #154880 Sing Along & Dance Fun Ages 3–6 Th Jul 2–Aug 27 10:45am–11:30am UCP $124 #154881 Supply fee: $10. Ages 3–6 Tu Jul 7–Sep 1 4:20pm–5:05pm CCP $124 #155251 Ages 3–6 W Jul 1–Aug 26 3:30pm–4:15pm CCP $124 #154925 Tots & Tutus Ballet Superhero Hip Hop & Creative Movement Ages 3–6 Sa Jun 27–Aug 29* 10:40am–11:25am CCP $124 #154930 Ages 3–6 F Jun 26–Aug 28* 4:20pm–5:05pm UCP $124 #154929 Ages 3–6 Tu Jul 7–Sep 1 9:50am–10:35am UCP $124 #154931

Parent & Me

Parent participation required Ages 1.5–3 *No Class 7/4

All-In-One Dance NEW Motor Skills and More Experience a different genre of dance each week includ- Set to favorite tunes, children use props, parachutes, bean ing ballet, jazz, hip hop, tumbling, stretches and creative bags and more to get their wiggles out. These beginning movement, providing a proper foundation for future movement activities promote balance, muscle tone, coor- dance classes. These basic movements can improve spa- dination and motor skills. tial awareness, body control and balance. Suitable for Ages 1.5–3 Sa Jun 27–Aug 29* 9am–9:45am NCP $124 #154913 boys and girls. Ages 1.5–3 W Jul 1–Aug 26 11am–11:45am CCP $124 #154912 Ages 1.5–3 Sa Jun 27–Aug 29* 9:50am–10:35am UCP $124 #154908 Ages 1.5–3 Th Jul 2–Aug 27 9:50am–10:35am UCP $124 #154911 Ages 1.5–3 W Jul 1–Aug 26 10am–10:45am CCP $124 #154910 Ages 1.5–3 Tu Jul 7–Sep 1 10:45am–11:30am UCP $124 #154909 Tots & Tutus Ballet Imaginations soar with props, songs, Princess Ballet & Play rhythm, movement and play. Through Fundamentals of ballet and creative movement to fairy ballet and jazz basics, children devel- tale music with princess tutus, props, story time and prin- op gross motor skills and creativity. cess crafts. Supply fee $10. Ballet shoes required. Ages 1.5–3 W Jul 1–Aug 26 9am–9:45am CCP $124 #154916 Ages 1.5–3 Sa Jun 27–Aug 29* 9am–9:45am UCP $124 #154918 Ages 1.5–3 Tu Jul 7–Sep 1 9am–9:45am UCP $124 #154915 Ages 1.5–3 M Jul 6–Aug 31 9am–9:45am CCP $124 #154917

These Classes are offered by OC Dance Productions Instructors. More Info: [email protected] or 714-389-1933.

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Educational more Choices!

NEW Junior Marine Engineering I Monster Machines Explore the concepts of marine engineering, mechanics Each week, we will meet at a new location to look, learn and designs to discover why things float, how to harness and explore different behemoth machines such as fire the power of water and more. Hands-on activities pro- trucks, construction equipment, fishing boats, street mote natural curiosity into the under-water world. More sweepers, off-road vehicles and more. Transportation not info: [email protected] or 714-485-5437. Inst: included. Parent participation required. Ages 3.5-7. Engineering for Kids. Supply fee: $25. Ages 4-6. F Aug 7–28 10am–11am HPCC $35 #155690 Sa Jul 11–Aug 1 1pm–3pm NCP $125 #155209 Pirates & Dragons Junior Mechanical NEW From pirates and ships to dragons and knights, this class Engineering I will transport explorers to another time and place. Enjoy making crafts and fun activities. Parent participation re- Young engineers are introduced to fundamental con- quired. Ages 3-5. cepts of energy, materials and movement to explore Tu Sep 8–29 3:15pm–4:15pm DCP $35 #154039 and construct their own roller coasters, catapults, cars and more. More info: [email protected] or F Sep 11 9:30am–10:30am TRCP $9 #155234 714-485-5437. Inst: Engineering for Kids. Supply fee: $25. Ages 4-6. Sa Aug 15–Sep 5 1pm–3pm NCP $125 #155210 Preschool Programs Parent & Me ABCs with Tiny Tots Schedule: Option 1: MWF: 9 a.m.–noon; Learning Chinese Together Option 2: TTh: 9 a.m.–noon Learn while having fun! By using a variety of tools and Fees: Option 1: $240 per month; Option 2: $160 per month techniques including songs, animals, fruits, colors and Sites: Deerfield Community Park (DCP) games, children and parent teams interact to easily learn University Community Park (UCP) Chinese together. More info: 949-559-6868 ext. 572. Par- Prepare your child for kindergarten both academically ent participation required. Supply fee: $10. Ages 2.5-5. and socially. Children experience art, music, science, *No class 9/5. cooking, math and reading in a fun and nurturing en- Sa Jul 11–Sep 26* 9:10am–9:55am SCCCA $165 #154932 vironment with loving teachers and assistants. Adult to

EARLY CHILDHOOD EARLY Sa Jul 11–Sep 26* 10am–10:45am SCCCA $165 #154933 child ratio is 1:8. Children must be toilet trained. Space Sa Jul 11–Sep 26* 10:50am–11:35am SCCCA $165 #154934 is limited to 20 students. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Mrs. M. and Tiny Tot Staff. Program runs monthly; enroll online or at the park. Ages 3-5. *No class 5/25. mArtial Arts Afternoons with Miss Tammy Schedule: M/W or TTh: 12:30–1:45 p.m. or 2–4 p.m. Tiny Tigers Karate Fee: $36 per week (Summer Only) Tame your little one’s inner tiger with techniques to Site: Sweet Shade Neighborhood Park (SSNP) channel their energy in this karate class for beginners. Enhance your child’s kindergarten readiness through Course strives to instill respect, self-control and confi- letter recognition, phonics, alphabetic toys, sight words dence. Uniform (Gi) available from instructor for $26.50 and writing. We reinforce a positive self-image and make and up. More info: 949-837-8641. Inst: Cadiente or school a fun experience. Children must be toilet trained. Hemenez. Ages 4-11. Bring a healthy snack. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Sa Jul 11–25 9am–10am DCP $36 #155035 Miss Tammy. Supply fee: $5. Program runs weekly; enroll online or at the park. Ages 3-6. *No class 5/25. Sa Aug 1–22 9am–10am DCP $48 #155036 Sa Sep 5–26 9am–10am DCP $48 #155037 Preschool Programs Tiny Turtles reschool programs are offered at multiple City parks with different Pday and time options to choose from. Most programs run monthly. iny Turtles are one-day only courses, which allow you to For more information on options and fees, visit irvinequickreg.org Tsample a variety of programs. and browse the Early Childhood Preschool Programs.

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Mornings with Miss Tammy Reading Readiness Schedule: Option 1: MWF; Option 2: TTh: 9 a.m.–noon Program Fees: Option 1: $54 per week; Option 2: $36 per week Schedule: Option 1: M–F; Option 2: Site: Northwood Community Park (NCP) TTh: 9 a.m.–noon This class is jam packed with activities including alphabet Fees: Option 1: $249* per month; recognition (upper/lower case), creative arts, literature, Option 2: $165 per month phonics and writing. Classes provide interactive experi- Sites: Cypress Community Park (CCP) ence to spark imaginative learning in a fun-filled morn- University Community Park (UCP) ing of social development and self-esteem building. Different themes will be explored each week. Children Learn to read before starting kindergarten must be toilet trained. Bring a healthy snack. More info: through this phonetics curriculum program [email protected]. Inst: Miss Tammy. Supply fee: $5. with daily activities in a group setting. Program runs weekly. Ages 3-6. *No class 5/25. Register early; program sells out! More info: [email protected]. Inst: Nabila Imran. Supply fee: My Fun Time & Later Gators $15. Ages 3-6. *No class 5/25, 7/17, 9/7; fees prorated. School Readiness Drop-Off Program Tiny Trekkers Play School Introduction to numbers, colors, children’s literature, alpha- bet recognition and phonics. Activities stimulate creativity, This kindergarten readiness program introduces a well- socialization and cognitive development through inter- rounded curriculum of art, science, children’s literature, active play and music games. Children must be toilet numbers, alphabet recognition and more. Activities pro- trained. Register onsite. Space is limited! Ages 3-5. *No mote sharing, listening, creativity and cognitive develop- class 5/25, 7/3. ment through interactive play and nature activities. Bring a healthy snack. Children must be toilet trained. Ages 3-5. deerfield Community Park 949-724-6725 Tu, Th Jun 2–18 9am–11am TRNC $66 #151751 Fee: Option to pay $6/hour (at Deerfield location only) Tu, Th Sep 1–29 9am–11am TRNC $99 #155214 My Fun Time Monday–Friday 8am–12pm $6/hour Later Gators Monday–Friday 12pm–3pm $6/hour Science & Nature On Your Mark. Get Set. Grow! Schedule: Option 1: MWF; Option 2: MW; Option 3: TTh Bug Buddies 9 a.m.–noon; or 12:30–3:30 p.m.; or 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Creep, crawl and explore the life of a bug through fasci- Fee: Varies per option; Sign up monthly online or at the park nating crafts projects, puzzles and nature activities. Parent Site: Heritage Park Community Center (HPCC) participation required. Ages 3-5. This is an interactive drop-off program that focuses on M Jul 6–27 3:15pm–4:15pm DCP $35 #154035 kindergarten readiness. The curriculum is introduced in a fun and dynamic learning experience where kids develop Dino Fun math, literacy, social science, language, science and motor skills while gaining social skills and a sense of indepen- Travel to the prehistoric past to learn everything about dence. Children must be toilet trained. Parents are asked dinosaurs. Find out what they ate and where they lived to volunteer two times during each session. Bring a healthy through fun activities, stories and craft projects. Parent snack daily. More info: [email protected]. participation required. Ages 3-5. Inst: Ms. Shannon. Supply fee: $20 (half day); $40 (full M Jul 13–Aug 3 10am–11am NCP $35 #155180 day). Program runs monthly. Ages 3-6. *No class 5/25, 7/3, 9/7; fees prorated. Science Tots From supermarket science to hands-on experiments, kids Preschool Chinese will discover the wonders of science. Demonstrations, Conversation stories and science projects included. Parent participation required. Ages 3-5. Learn to read and speak before starting Chinese kinder- Tu Jul 7–28 10am–11am HPCC $35 #155871 garten. Children start reading through phonetics curricu- lum and develop conversation skills with group activities, NEW songs, storytime, games, crafts and special holiday events. Up In Space Parent participation is optional. Children must be toilet 5, 4, 3, 2, 1...BLAST OFF! Step aboard a rocket ship and trained. Bring a healthy snack. More info: 949-559-6868 journey through the solar system to learn about stars, ext. 572. Inst: Ms. Shawna. Supply fee: $15. Ages 3-6. planets, gravity and more through crafts, activities and M, W Jul 6–Aug 31 9am–11:20am SCCCA $425 #154951 games. Parent participation required. Ages 3-5. Tu, Th Jul 7–Aug 27 9am–11:20am SCCCA $400 #154952 W Jul 15–Aug 5 9am–10am NCP $35 #155179

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NEW Kick & Play Sports & Fitness Kick & Play is a parent-child pre-soccer and movement program specifically designed for toddlers between 12 All Sorts of Sports and 24 months. Experienced instructors along with our With help from parents and instructors, children are in- puppet friends, Mimi & Pepe, take you and your little troduced to T-ball, soccer, track and more! Family mem- one through a world of exciting physical activity. Par- bers are invited to the ‘big game’ at the last class. Parent ent participation required. More info: 310-998-0010, participation required. Ages 3-5. [email protected]. Inst: Super Soccer Stars. Supply fee: $12. Ages 1-2. Sa Jun 27–Jul 25 10am–11am TRCP $45 #155231 W Jun 24–Aug 12 11:05am–11:45am OCGP $160 #156026 Tu Jun 30–Jul 21 2pm–3pm SSNP $45 #151678 Sa Jul 11–Aug 1 9:30am–10:30am WBCP $45 #154378 Sa Aug 1–22 10am–11am HPCC $45 #155691 Mommy, Th Aug 6–27 10am–11am SSNP $45 #155061 Daddy & Me Sa Aug 8–29 9am–10am NCP $45 #155185 Sa Aug 8–29 10am–11am SSNP $45 #151679 Soccer Introduce yourself and your tod- Anaheim ICE: dler to the world’s most popular game! Fun, age appropriate ac- Parent & Me Skating tivities develop large motor and You and your child learn to skate together. One par- socialization skills. More info: ent and one child per class; includes skate rental, les- [email protected]. Parent sons, free practice on day of class, plus three passes to participation required. Inst: Kidz use during the session. More info: 714-518-3212 or Love Soccer. Ages 2-3.5 [email protected]. Parent participation required. W Jun 3–24 5:30pm–6pm CCP $58 #151093 Location: Anaheim ICE, 300 W. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim. W Jun 3–24 6:05pm–6:35pm CCP $58 #151094 Ages 3-5. *No class 7/4. F Jun 5–26 5:30pm–6pm NCP $58 #151095 Sa Jun 27–Jul 25* 11:15am–11:45am AI $39 #154502 W Jul 15–Aug 12 5:30pm–6pm CCP $73 #154521 Sa Aug 8–29 11:15am–11:45am AI $39 #154503 W Jul 15–Aug 12 6:05pm–6:35pm CCP $73 #154522 F Jul 17–Aug 14 5:30pm–6pm NCP $73 #154523 Anaheim ICE: F Jul 17–Aug 14 6:05pm–6:35pm NCP $73 #154526 Skating for Tots OC Playball Beginning ice skating made fun and easy.

EARLY CHILDHOOD EARLY Learn how to march, glide, hop and wig- Sports improve fine and gross motor development and gle backwards on the ice. Includes skate teach basic life and social skills. Start your little athlete rental, lessons, free practice on day on the right foot with this program designed and writ- of class and three additional skating ten by sports psychologists, occupational therapists and passes to be used during the four-week teachers. More info: [email protected]. Parent par- session. Please arrive 30 minutes early to ticipation required for 2-year-old class. Inst: OC Playball. the first class. More info: 714-518-3212 or *No class 7/3. [email protected]. Location: Anaheim Age 2 Tu Jun 23–Aug 25 9:30am–10:15am WBCP $125 #154971 ICE, 300 W. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim. Ages 3-5. Age 3 Tu Jun 23–Aug 25 10:30am–11:15am WBCP $125 #154972 *No class 7/4. Age 2 F Jun 26–Sep 4* 9:30am–10:15am WBCP $125 #154973 Sa Jun 27–Jul 25* 11:15am–11:45am AI $39 #154509 Age 3 F Jun 26–Sep 4* 10:30am–11:15am WBCP $125 #154974 W Jul 1–22 4:30pm–5pm AI $39 #154508 Sa Aug 8–29 11:15am–11:45am AI $39 #154511 NEW Super Soccer Stars Fun Time Gymnastics Learn soccer skills in a fun, non-competitive and edu- cational environment. Through age-specific curriculum, Get ready for mornings of obstacle courses, gymnastics, soccer is used to nurture, build self-confidence and de- fun and excitement! Children are introduced to basic tum- velop teamwork. Low child-to-coach ratios and positive bling and gymnastic skills, while improving coordination reinforcement ensure that each child improves at their and balance. More info: [email protected]. own pace while having a blast! More info: 310-998-0010, Inst: Ms. Shannon. Ages 3-6. [email protected]. Inst: Super Soccer Stars. Supply Tu Jun 2–30 9am–9:45am HPCC $61 #151253 fee: $12. Tu Jul 7–28 9am–9:45am HPCC $49 #154732 Ages 2–3 W Jun 24–Aug 12 9:30am–10:10am OCGP $160 #156023 Tu Aug 4–25 9am–9:45am HPCC $49 #154733 Ages 3–4.5 W Jun 24–Aug 12 10:15am–11am OCGP $160 #156024 Tu Sep 1–29 9am–9:45am HPCC $61 #154734 Ages 4.5–5 W Jun 24–Aug 12 2:10pm–2:55pm OCGP $160 #156025

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Tot Soccer Little tykes will enjoy running and kicking just like the Child Resource big kids! Fun group activities encourage large motor and social skill development. Shin guards required. More Center Online info: [email protected]. Inst: Kidz Love Soccer. Ages 3.5-5. Library Catalogue W Jun 3–24 4:45pm–5:20pm CCP $58 #151099 F Jun 5–26 4:45pm–5:20pm NCP $58 #151100 W Jul 15–Aug 12 4:45pm–5:20pm CCP $73 #154527 F Jul 17–Aug 14 4:45pm–5:20pm NCP $73 #154528

TriFytt Biddy Tee Ball League Your child will have a great time playing tee ball while making new friends. First day will be practice and team assignments. More info: [email protected]. Includes a team shirt. Inst: TriFytt Sports. Ages vary. Now you can view the resources available to Ages 2–3 F Jul 17–Aug 21 5:30pm–6pm SSNP $75 #154998 parents and educators with a Child Resource Ages 3–5 F Jul 17–Aug 21 6pm–6:45pm SSNP $75 #154999 Center membership. Items include educational toys, books, CDs and DVDs. TriFytt Multi-Sport Visit cityofirvine.org/crc and click the online Introduce your child to sports in a fun and safe environ- library link. ment where they can develop basic athletic skills. Includes T-shirt. More info: [email protected]. Inst: TriFytt Child Resource Center Sports. Ages vary. 14341 Yale Avenue 949-724-6721 Community Services | Child Resource Center Ages 2–3 Sa Jul 18–Aug 22 9am–9:30am SSNP $70 #154985 Hours: Monday-Thursday, Noon-8 p.m. Ages 3–5 Sa Jul 18–Aug 22 9:30am–10:15am SSNP $70 #154986

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Wildfire Gymnastics half-pint sports

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Ages 3–5 Children will learn the basic skills and techniques of bas- ketball, soccer or T-ball. Classes use smaller equipment and stress cooperative play and fun! Parent participation Train at a state-of-the art, air-conditioned training required. Ages 3-5. facility. More info: 714-832-1315. Location: Wildfire Gymnastics, 14761 Bentley Cir., Tustin. $24 annual Looking for something more advanced for your 5-year- insurance fee (per child) due at site. old? Check out Sports Basics on Page 46. Parent & Tot Gymnastics: Half-Pint Hoops ages 1.5–3 Th Jul 2–23 2pm–3pm SSNP $45 #155051 Enjoy gymnastic obstacle courses and stations that Sa Jul 11–Aug 1 9am–10am NCP $45 #155181 teach children coordination and social interaction. Sa Jul 11–Aug 1 10am–11am SSNP $45 #155052 Parents learn how to effectively coach their child in F Aug 7–28 10am–11am SSNP $45 #155053 gymnastics and other developmental skills. Sa Aug 8–29 9:30am–10:30am WBCP $45 #154383 W Jun 24–Jul 15 10am–10:45am WFG $65 #154669 Sa Aug 29–Sep 19 10am–11am TRCP $45 #155232 W Jul 22–Aug 12 10am–10:45am WFG $65 #154670 Half-Pint Soccer W Aug 19–Sep 9 10am–10:45am WFG $65 #154671 Sa Jun 6–27 11am–12pm WBCP $45 #150667 Preschool Embers Gymnastics: Tu Jun 30–Jul 21 2pm–3pm SSNP $45 #155038 Sa Jul 11–Aug 1 11am–12pm WBCP $45 #154380

EARLY CHILDHOOD EARLY ages 3–4 Preschoolers will practice four Olympic events while W Jul 15–Aug 5 2pm–3pm NCP $45 #155192 working on hand-eye coordination. Sa Aug 1–22 10am–11am TRCP $45 #155230 W Jun 24–Jul 15 9am–9:55am WFG $70 #154672 Sa Aug 1–22 11am–12pm UCP $45 #155519 W Jul 22–Aug 12 9am–9:55am WFG $70 #154673 W Aug 5–26 10am–11am SSNP $45 #155068 W Aug 19–Sep 9 9am–9:55am WFG $70 #154674 Sa Aug 8–29 11:30am–12:30pm SSNP $45 #155040 Sa Aug 8–29 11am–12pm WBCP $45 #154381 Preschool Junior Flames Gymnastics: Half-Pint T-Ball ages 5–6 Sa Jun 6–27 9:30am–10:30am NCP $45 #151815 Introduce children to skill progressions of gymnastic elements from beginning to intermediate. Program Sa Jun 6–27 9:30am–10:30am WBCP $45 #150664 divided into six levels; students progress at their Sa Jun 6–27 10am–11am TRCP $45 #151722 own pace. Sa Jul 11–Aug 1 11:30am–12:30pm SSNP $45 #155056 Th Jun 25–Jul 16 6:30pm–7:25pm WFG $70 #154675 Tu Aug 4–25 10am–11am SSNP $45 #155057 Th Jul 23–Aug 13 6:30pm–7:25pm WFG $70 #154676 Th Aug 20–Sep 10 6:30pm–7:25pm WFG $70 #154677 Half-Pint Sports FREE at The Great Park Swimming Lessons or Tennis Children will be introduced to the basic skills and tech- niques of basketball or soccer with an emphasis on coop- Looking for erative play and fun! Parent participation required. Class swimming lessons will meet at the Great Park on the grass lawn behind the or tennis for your tot? Farmers Market. Free event; registration required. See Pages 78 and 98. Su Jun 14 10am–11am OCGP Free #152548

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Communication after-school Chinese for Children community park Learn to speak, read and write Chinese. More ad- programs vanced levels available directly from SCCCA. More info: 949-559-6868 ext. 572. Supply fee: $10. Ages 6–8 Sa Jul 11–Aug 29 9am–12pm SCCCA $249 #154935 Ages 9–12 Sa Jul 11–Aug 29 9am–12pm SCCCA $249 #154936 Oui! Learn French for Fun Encourage your child’s natural ability to learn French with ease using basic conversation, puppets, songs, games and other educational materials, numbers, colors, alphabet, animals, fruits, vegetables and more. Inst: Nilo Anoush. Irvine’s community parks offer Irvine Play After-School Supply fee: $10. Ages 4-12. Clubs (iPAC) starting after school to 6 p.m. Your child will engage in cool, educational and fun daily activities. Th Jun 25–Aug 27 5:30pm–6:30pm RSC $120 #154548 These programs are for children in Kindergarten–6th grades. Transportation is available. Contact site for more information, pricing and to register. Cooking iPAC and iPAC Junior at HPCC Culinary Workshops (Kindergarten–6th grade) for Children 949 - 724 - 6750 Transportation available from the following schools: Learn basic culinary techniques and kitchen safety to de- College Park Cypress Village Deerfield velop confidence in a delicious environment. Inst: Bryan Greentree Eastshore Northwood Estrada. IFAC Member: $35. Ages 6-12. Pizza Party! Sa Jul 18 10am–12pm IFAC $39 #155802 iPAC at NCP Summer Brunch Sa Jul 25 10am–12pm IFAC $39 #155803 (Kindergarten–6th grade) Healthy Cooks 949 - 724 - 6728 Transportation available from the following schools: Eat healthier with nutritious alternatives to fast food that Brywood Canyon View Hicks Canyon kids can make at home. Topics include nutrition, basic Portola Springs Santiago Hills cooking lessons and samples. Ages 6-12. F Jul 10–31 3:30pm–4:45pm UCP $40 #155520 iPAC at WBCP (Kindergarten-6th grade) Crafts 949 - 724 - 6840 Transportation available from the following schools: Jewelry Making Stonegate Woodbury Create beautiful jewelry including rings, bracelets, earrings After School All-Stars at UCP and necklaces. Kids use basic techniques and a variety of (Kindergarten–6th grade) materials to plan pieces around their wardrobe or give as 949 - 724 - 6815 gifts. Ages 6-12. F Jul 31–Aug 21 3:30pm–4:45pm UCP $48 #155693 Transportation available from the following schools: Alderwood Culverdale Meadow Park Oak Creek Sewing Skills Plaza Vista Stonecreek University Westpark Use your creativity to make clothing, pillows and more! T-Rock at TRCP Sewing skills taught include sewing straight and curved (Kindergarten–6th grade) seams, taking measurements and how to lay, mark and 949 - 724 - 6734 cut fabric. Bring your own sewing machine. More info: 949-559-6868 ext.572. Inst: Ms. Lisa Chen. Ages 6+. Transportation available from the following schools: *No class 9/7. Bonita Canyon Turtle Rock Vista Verde M Jun 29–Sep 21* 4pm–6pm SCCCA $240 #154954

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Irvine Child Care Project dAnce, Music & Drama Need summer care Acting Out for your K-6th grader? Learn the basics of choreography and character develop- ment. Parents and friends are invited to a lively perfor- mance at the final meeting. Beginning and continuing ✓ High-quality, state-licensed programs students welcome. Inst: Christopher Mondragon. IFAC ✓ Dedicated child-development Member: $72. Ages 8-12. staff M, W, F Jun 1–12 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $79 #151824 ✓ A nurturing environment M, W, F Aug 3–14 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $79 #155780 ✓ Well-rounded curriculum and activities ✓ Academic support Children’s Singing Class ✓ Scholarships available! Build confidence through singing using popular children’s songs from well-known musicals. Inst: Pianoforte. Supply fee: $5.

CHILDREN Programs offered at the following elementary schools: Ages 4–7 W Jul 15–Aug 19 1:30pm–2:25pm PMS $169 #154659 • Alderwood 949-856-3018 • Oak Creek 949-551-3275 Ages 8–12 W Jul 15–Aug 19 2:30pm–3:25pm PMS $169 #154660 Rainbow Rising Child Development Inc. Lic. # 304370709 Lic. # 304270959 Ages 4–7 F Jul 17–Aug 21 2pm–3pm PMS $169 #154661 • Bonita Canyon 949-509-6736 • Plaza Vista 949-653-6405 Ages 8–12 F Jul 17–Aug 21 5pm–6pm PMS $169 #154662 Rainbow Rising Child Development Inc. Lic. # 304270944 Lic. # 304270590 Guitar for Children • Brywood 949-786-0049 • Portola Springs 714-508-1030 Kids Stuff Rainbow Rising Beginners practice chords, single note melodies and easy, Lic. # 304370379 Lic. # 304370943 fun songs. Bring your own acoustic or electric guitar with • Canyon View 714-730-5194 • Santiago Hills 714-832-2874 a small amp. Repeat students welcome; new songs each Child Development Inc. Kids Stuff session. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Ron Lic. # 304270516 Lic. # 304370030 Gorman. Ages 8-13. • College Park 949-552-0366 • Springbrook 949-559-8388 W Aug 5–Sep 2 5pm–6pm NCP $99 #154710 Rainbow Rising Child Development Inc. Lic. # 300613997 Lic. # 300610610 • Culverdale 949-786-2921 • Stone Creek 949-857-1694 Piano Koala Klub Creekers’ Club Lic. # 300614157 Lic. # 300605950 Keyboard • Cypress Village 949-333-1488 • Stonegate 949-552-1872 for Children Rainbow Rising Child Development Inc. Lic. # 304370942 Lic. # 304370562 Practice basic theory and note reading, piano technique, ear • Deerfield 949-552-5871 • Turtle Rock 949-854-5060 Child Development Inc. Child Development Inc. training, ensemble playing and Lic. # 300607157 Lic. # 300614059 simple song playing. Parent • Eastshore 949-651-0152 • University Park 949-653-0352 participation required for ages Dolphin Club Child Development Inc. 4-6. Inst: Pianoforte. Supply Lic. # 300605744 Lic. # 304270269 fee: $24. • Greentree 949-552-5628 • Vista Verde 949-726-0834 Ages 4–6 Sa Jul 11–Aug 15 9am–9:55am PMS $195 #154666 Rainbow Rising Child Development Inc. Ages 4–6 Tu, Th Jul 14–30 2:30pm–3:25pm PMS $195 #154663 Lic. # 300607158 Lic. # 304370319 Ages 4–6 Tu Jul 14–Aug 18 3:30pm–4:25pm PMS $195 #154664 • Meadow Park 949-651-0678 • Westpark 949-252-1657 Ages 7–9 Tu Jul 14–Aug 18 4:30pm–5:25pm PMS $195 #154665 Rainbow Rising Rainbow Rising Lic. # 304270314 Lic. # 300613947 Ages 7–9 Tu Jul 14–Aug 18 5:30pm–6:25pm PMS $195 #154667 • Northwood 949-651-0224 • Woodbury 949-726-5120 Ages 4–6 Tu, Th Aug 4–20 2:30pm–3:25pm PMS $195 #154668 Rainbow Rising Child Development Inc. Lic. # 300607156 Lic. # 304370418 Polynesian Dance For more information, please visit: Keikis (children) will have fun, make friends and learn irvinechildcare.org or call 949-724-6632 beginning dances and a little bit about Polynesian culture. Includes a show for friends and family at the end of the session. Bring a sarong/pareo, water and a towel. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Brenda Geringer. Op- tional supply fee: $2 (CD of class music). Ages 5-11. Sa Aug 1–Sep 12 2:30pm–3:15pm CCP $95 #154646

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SOUTHLAND BALLET ACADEMY SUMMER CAMPS JULY & AUGUST • Taught by Southland Ballet Academy World-Class Faculty

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OC Dance Productions

Introducing the OC Dance Progression Program! Dancers of all ages track their individual accomplishments each week with dance goals and objectives. Achievement certificates presented at the end of each session to all dancers. Dance Play Children’s Musical Theater These introductory classes are for those new to dance or Create characters, learn about articulation, projection, movement and incorporate dance technique with cre- rhythm and working with peers to produce a show. Young ative movement, fun and imaginative play. Classes also performers gain confidence and learn basic choreography, promote rhythm, coordination, listening, gross motor lyrics and popular musical numbers through imaginative skills and articulation. View full course descriptions at games and crafts. Supply fee: $10. *No class 7/3. irvinequickreg.org. Ages 4–7 F Jun 26–Aug 28* 4:20pm–5:05pm CCP $124 #154898 all Star Tiny Cheer & Tumble Ages 3–4 Tu Jul 7–Sep 1 3:30pm–4:15pm UCP $124 #154896 Ages 3–5 Th Jul 2–Aug 27 9am–9:45am UCP $124 #154868 Ages 4–6 Tu Jul 7–Sep 1 5:15pm–6pm UCP $124 #154897 Ages 4–7 M Jul 6–Aug 31 5:10pm–5:55pm CCP $124 #154867

CHILDREN Pop Star Hip Hop Commercial Dance Ages 5–9 Tu Jul 7–Sep 1 6pm–6:45pm CCP $124 #154919 & Stage Performance Prep Street Hip Hop and Break Dance Get a glimpse into the world of commercial dance used in Ages 5–9 Th Jul 2–Aug 27 6pm–6:45pm CCP $124 #154927 television, parades and on stage. Forms explored include Ages 7–12 M Jul 6–Aug 31 5:10pm–5:55pm UCP $124 #154926 contemporary and street dance forms of jazz, hip hop, character dance and lyrical. Sneakers and jazz shoes re- Dance Technique quired. This class is a prerequisite for the Dance the Magic class but approval not guaranteed. Ages 5-9. These classes are more Tu Jul 7–Sep 1 6pm–6:45pm UCP $124 #154900 technique and discipline based, allowing dancers to learn the art of their NEW Creative Dance chosen dance genre. This popular dance format utilizes a non-competitive Dancers can track their learning approach to enhance students’ motor, cognitive improvement and learning through our full progression and expressive abilities. With the combination of ballet of ballet, hip hop, jazz or tap levels. Group performance, and jazz dance technique and art expression students are showmanship and strength/flexibility training are also provided with a strong foundation in dance technique. explored in these classes. View full course descriptions at irvinequickreg.org. *No class 7/3. Ages 4–7 Th Jul 2–Aug 27 3:30pm–4:15pm CCP $124 #154901 Ages 6–9 Th Jul 2–Aug 27 6pm–6:45pm UCP $124 #154902 NEW Ballet & Tumble Ages 4–7 W Jul 1–Aug 26 5:10pm–5:55pm CCP $124 #154876 Hip Hop & Breakdance NEW Classical Ballet: Beginning for Boys (Prerequisite for Beginning Level II) Did you know dance helps sports ability? This hip hop Ages 4–6 W Jul 1–Aug 26 4:20pm–5:05pm UCP $124 #154884 dance class for boys is fun, energetic and improves balance, Ages 5–8 W Jul 1–Aug 26 5:10pm–5:55pm UCP $124 #154885 muscle tone, strength, agility and coordination. Please Ages 7–10 W Jul 1–Aug 26 6pm–6:45pm UCP $124 #154886 wear sneakers. Ages 5-8. Ages 5–9 M Jul 6–Aug 31 4:20pm–5:05pm CCP $124 #154899 M Jul 6–Aug 31 4:20pm–5:05pm UCP $124 #154903 classical Ballet: Beginning Level II Ages 5–7 Th Jul 2–Aug 27 5:10pm–5:55pm UCP $124 #154882 Musical Theater Broadway Dance Ages 6–10 M Jul 6–Aug 31 6pm–6:45pm CCP $124 #154883 Ever wanted to dance, sing and shine like a Broadway Hip Hop star? This class focuses on performance quality and stage presence, while learning beginning dance choreography Ages 5–9 F Jun 26–Aug 28* 5:10pm–5:55pm UCP $124 #154888 to popular show tunes. Optional dance recital available. Ages 7–12 F Jun 26–Aug 28* 5:10pm–5:55pm CCP $124 #154889 Ages 4–6 Th Jul 2–Aug 27 4:20pm–5:05pm CCP $124 #154906 Hip Hop Jazz Dance Ages 6–10 Th Jul 2–Aug 27 5:10pm–5:55pm CCP $124 #154907 Ages 4–7 M Jul 6–Aug 31 3:30pm–4:15pm UCP $124 #154891 Ages 6–10 M Jul 6–Aug 31 6pm–6:45pm UCP $124 #154905

These classes are offered by OC Dance Productions. More Info: [email protected] or 714-389-1933.

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NEW Mechanical Engineering I Educational Use the engineering design process to design, create, test and refine a variety of machines and mechanical Abacus Training systems. Topics explored include fluid mechanics, sim- Students will use abacus to calcu- ple machines, roller coasters, egg-drop vehicles and the late addition, subtraction, multi- motion of an incredibly fast CO2 Dragster. More info: plication and division problems [email protected] or 714-485-5437. Inst: En- while improving speed and accu- gineering for Kids. Supply fee: $25. Ages 7-14. racy and training their memory Sa Aug 15–Sep 5 1pm–3pm NCP $125 #155211 and concentration. More info: 949-559-6868 ext. 572. Please Olympic/Singapore Math bring your own Abacus. Ages 5-10. Solve problems relating to geometry and algebra while W Jul 1–Aug 19 3pm–4:30pm SCCCA $250 #155160 focusing on improving logic and I.Q. This intensive and W Jul 1–Aug 19 4:30pm–6pm SCCCA $250 #155161 expedited training has students working on word prob- lems and Olympic/Singapore math problems to develop Computer Programming for Kids analytic strategies. More info: 949-559-6868 ext. 572. Inst: CHILDREN Prepare for the future by learning basic computer pro- SCCCA. Ages 6-11. gramming through fun games and activities. More info: M Jun 29–Aug 17 3pm–4:30pm SCCCA $300 #154956 [email protected]. Inst: Saimah Chaudhry. M Jun 29–Aug 17 4:30pm–6pm SCCCA $300 #154957 Ages 8-11. *No class 9/7. Tu Jun 30–Aug 18 3pm–4:30pm SCCCA $300 #154958 M, W Jun 29–Aug 5 3:30pm–4:30pm NCP $225 #155252 Tu Jun 30–Aug 18 4:30pm–6pm SCCCA $300 #154959 M, W Aug 10–Sep 14* 3:30pm–4:30pm NCP $225 #155253 Th Jul 2–Aug 20 3pm–4:30pm SCCCA $300 #154960 Th Jul 2–Aug 20 4:30pm–6pm SCCCA $300 #154961 NEW Marine Engineering I Explore the concepts of marine engineering, mechanics and designs to discover why things float, how to harness mArtial Arts the power of water and more. Hands-on activities chal- lenge and inspire students to learn more about the engi- Aikido for Youth neering field. More info: [email protected] or 714-485-5437. Inst: Engineering for Kids. Supply fee: $25. This effective self-defense class builds confidence and is Ages 7-14. great for everyone. More info: [email protected]. Location: Mumonkan-Do Aikido Studio, 17905 Sky Park Sa Jul 11–Aug 1 1pm–3pm NCP $125 #155208 Circle, #L. Ages 8+. W Jul 1–29 5:30pm–6:30pm STUDIO $45 #154515 Readwrite Education Courses W Aug 5–26 5:30pm–6:30pm STUDIO $45 #154516 Readwrite will test to pinpoint skill gaps and feature in- W Sep 2–30 5:30pm–6:30pm STUDIO $45 #154517 dividualized courses of study for students based on their needs. This skill-based curriculum assists struggling Ancient Proven Wrestling students and challenges advanced students. More info: NEW 949-263-0633. Inst: Readwrite. Program and testing Method of Shuai Jiao fee: $50. Shuai Jiao has been the most ancient and purest form of Math Development: Grades 2–6 martial arts in China for more than 3,000 years. This class M, W Jun 22–Jul 8 4:30pm–5:25pm UCP $109 #154862 will focus on motor skills, coordination, body movement, M, W Jul 13–29 4:30pm–5:25pm UCP $109 #154863 discipline and self-defense. Sparring is optional but en- Th, F Jul 16–Aug 13 6pm–6:55pm HPCC $109 #155863 couraged. More info: 949-559-6868 ext. 572. Inst: Coach M, W Aug 3–19 4:30pm–5:25pm UCP $109 #154866 Guanda (Qiang) He, twelve-time champion. Ages 5-15. Reading Development: Grades 2–6 Sa Jul 11–Sep 26 4:30pm–5:30pm SCCCA $180 #154953 M, W Jun 22–Jul 8 3:30pm–4:25pm UCP $109 #154852 M, W Jul 13–29 3:30pm–4:25pm UCP $109 #154853 Fine Arts Classes Th, F Jul 16–Aug 13 5pm–5:55pm HPCC $109 #155862 M, W Aug 3–19 3:30pm–4:25pm UCP $109 #154856 Sound Start Reading: Ages 4.5–6.5 Fine arts classes M, W Jun 22–Jul 8 2:30pm–3:25pm UCP $109 #154847 for children are M, W Jul 13–29 2:30pm–3:25pm UCP $109 #154848 listed on Page 83. Th, F Jul 16–Aug 13 4pm–4:55pm HPCC $109 #155861 M, W Aug 3–19 2:30pm–3:25pm UCP $109 #154851

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IL-DO Tae Kwon Do Il-Do Studio has been voted ‘Best Martial Arts School’ by Best of OC. Students will gain physical and mental ben- efits. Free uniform provided. This class is for introductory students only. More info: 949-551-1800. Ages 4-5 and 6-13. *No class 9/7. Ages 4–5 Th Jun 25–Jul 16 3:30pm–4pm IL-DO $59 #154532 Ages 6–13 M, Th Jun 25–Jul 20 4:45pm–5:30pm IL-DO $79 #154531 Ages 6–13 M, Th Jul 20–Aug 13 4:45pm–5:30pm IL-DO $79 #154533 Ages 4–5 Sa Jul 25–Aug 15 9:30am–10am IL-DO $59 #154534 Ages 6–13 M, Th Aug 13–Sep 10* 4:45pm–5:30pm IL-DO $79 #154535 Ages 4–5 Th Aug 20–Sep 10 3:30pm–4pm IL-DO $59 #154536

Karate for Children & Youth Karate strives to improve strength, endurance, balance, Shotokan Karate for Youth coordination and flexibility along with developing con- CHILDREN Taught for centuries by generations of Japanese tradition- fidence, self-esteem, respect and courtesy. Uniform (Gi) alists, this style of karate teaches blocks, strikes, punches, available from instructor for $26.50 and up. More info: kicks and body mechanics. These techniques maximize 949-837-8641. Inst: Cadiente or Sperling. self-defense while improving fitness, strength, focus and Belt Color Ages Time Jul* Aug Sep discipline. Course runs monthly. Second family member only $60/month. (This price is available through mail, fax Saturdays at DCP: $48 (four lessons/month) or walk-in registrations only.) Annual AAU membership *July: $36 (three lessons/month) required at first class: $16 children. See instructor for de- White-Green 7–15 10am #155021 #155025 #155029 tails and testing fees. More info: 951-283-1544. Inst: Tai Blue-Brown 4–15 11am #155022 #155026 #155030 Cigar, World Champion and AAU/USA National Karate White-Green 4–13 12pm #155023 #155027 #155031 Team Coach. $70 per month or $180 for all 3 months. Blue-Black 8+ 1pm #155024 #155028 #155032 Ages 5-12. *No class 9/7. Schedule Karate with White-Yellow Belts Mondays* 6pm–6:45pm HPCC Green-Black Belts Mondays* 6:45pm–7:30pm HPCC Roy Cadiente All Belts Wednesdays 6:30pm–7:30pm HPCC for Youth Course: $70 (per month); $180 (all 3 months) Karate promotes per- Belt Jul Aug Sep 3 Months sonal development White-Yellow #154634 #154638 #154640* #154636* and self-discipline. Uni- Green-Black #154635 #154639 #154641* #154637* form (Gi) available from in- instructor for $26.50 and up. More info: 949-837-8641. Inst: Ed Tae Kwon Do: Korean Karate Derhovanesian or Roy Cadiente. All ages and belt levels practice Chung Do Kwan style Ages 4-17. together. Students may attend as many classes per week W Jul 1–22 6:30pm–7:30pm DCP $48 #155015 as desired. Tests required to progress through belt lev- Th Jul 2–23 6:30pm–7:30pm NCP $48 #155016 els; details available from instructor. Monthly Fee: $60 W Aug 5–26 6:30pm–7:30pm DCP $48 #155017 for one student; additional family members: $30 each Th Aug 6–27 6:30pm–7:30pm NCP $48 #155018 per month. (This second family member price is avail- W Sep 2–23 6:30pm–7:30pm DCP $48 #155019 able through mail, fax or walk-in registration only. Inst: Th Sep 3–24 6:30pm–7:30pm NCP $48 #155020 Stephen Wood and staff. Recommended for ages 7+. *No class 7/3, 7/4, 9/7. Shaolin Kung Fu for Children Schedule (Subject to Change): Mondays* 6:30pm–7:30pm NCP Increase discipline and focus while learning Shaolin Wednesdays 5:30pm–6:30pm HPCC Chuan, Praying Mantis, Chin-na, San Soo and more. Fridays* (Black Belt Only) 6pm–7:30pm LSC Learn how to achieve balance between skills. More info: 949-559-6868 ext. 572. Ages 5-12. *No class 9/7. Saturdays* 10am–12pm HPCC M Jul 6–27 6pm–7pm SCCCA $75 #154948 Course: $60 (per month) M Aug 3–24 6pm–7pm SCCCA $75 #154949 Belt Jun Jul Aug Sep M Aug 31–Sep 28* 6pm–7pm SCCCA $75 #154950 All Levels #151111 #154518* #154519 #154520*

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more Choices! Parties & Workshops Because Manners Matter! Birthday Parties at the Parks Learn the basics of social conduct including introductions, Trained staff will coordinate the fun and develop a party grooming, dressing, personal habits, plus party and table package to meet your needs. We do the set-up and clean-up manners. More info: 949-718-0518. Inst: Marge Frazier. and provide the pizza, cake, crafts, games and invitations. Supply fee: $7. Ages 6-10. Fee: $319 for a two-hour party; $55 additional for special F Jul 17–31 4:30pm–5:45pm LSC $40 #155282 themes. Ages 4-10. NOTE: 24 children maximum includ- F Aug 21–Sep 4 4:30pm–5:45pm LSC $40 #155546 ing birthday child. To book your party, please call four weeks prior to desired date. Deerfield Community Park 949-724-6725 Las Lomas Community Park 949-724-6844 Turtle Rock Community Park 949-724-6734 Turtle Rock Nature Center Fire Ring 949-724-6738 University Community Park 949-724-6815 CHILDREN Birthday Parties at the pool are listed on Page 76.

Sports & Fitness Chess Learn how to play chess or improve your chess skills. Have Anaheim ICE: fun learning new strategies and tactics with tournament di- rectors, Jim Bullock and Derek Tan, Chess Master. Includes Hockey Skating Skills official U.S. Chess Federation tournament (participation is Learn basic skating skills necessary for hockey. Pucks/ optional). More info: [email protected]. sticks are not used during class. Includes hockey skate Ages 6-14. rental, lessons, free practice on day of class and three W Jul 8–Aug 26 4:30pm–6pm UCP $119 #154648 additional skating passes valid during the session. More Th Jul 9–Aug 27 4:30pm–6pm CCP $119 #154650 info: 714-518-3212 or [email protected]. Location: Th Jul 9–Aug 27 6pm–7:30pm CCP $119 #154651 Anaheim ICE, 300 W. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim. Ages 6-16. *No class 7/4. Chess Tournament Sa Jun 27–Jul 25* 11:45am–12:15pm AI $39 #154500 Sa Aug 8–29 11:45am–12:15pm AI $39 #154501 This is a U.S. Chess Federation (USCF) official tourna- ment. Arrive at noon to learn how to write chess moves or by 12:30 p.m. if you know how. Participants must have a Anaheim ICE: USCF annual membership ($15). Inst: Jim Bullock, USCF- certified tournament director. Ages 6-14. Skating for Youth Sa Aug 29 12pm–5:30pm UCP $20 #154652 Learn to skate, glide on one foot, turn and stop with con- fidence! Fee includes skate rental, lessons, free practice on day of class, plus three passes to use during the session. Fun Fit Fridays! More info: 714-518-3212 or [email protected]. This high-energy class helps to develop a fit lifestyle. Ac- Location: Anaheim ICE, 300 W. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim. tivities include basketball, dodgeball, team competitions, Ages 6-16. *No class 7/4. and more. Ages 7-12. Sa Jun 27–Jul 25* 12:15pm–12:45pm AI $39 #154505 F Aug 7–28 3:45pm–5pm HPCC $30 #155688 W Jul 1–22 5pm–5:30pm AI $39 #154504 Sa Aug 8–29 12:15pm–12:45pm AI $39 #154507 Kids Only Pizza & Night Hike! Explore the trail with flashlights and friends. Enjoy a pizza Badminton for Youth dinner, popcorn, make-your-own dessert and a theme- Learn the techniques and strategies of competitive bad- related movie. Ages 5-10. minton in a state-of-the-art indoor facility. Bring your Rockin’ Rodeo F Jun 12 6pm–10pm TRNC $20 #151754 own racket. More info: 949-559-6868 ext. 572. Ages 7-15. Campfire Fun F Jul 17 6pm–10pm TRNC $20 #154199 *No class 7/4, 9/5. Campfire Fun F Aug 14 6pm–10pm BCCP $20 #154200 Sa Jun 27–Sep 26* 7pm–8:30pm SCCCA $180 #154937 Campfire Fun F Sep 11 6pm–10pm TRNC $20 #154201 Sa Jun 27–Sep 26* 8:30pm–10pm SCCCA $180 #154938

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Cricket for Youth NEW Super Soccer Stars 2 Learn to play this exciting international ball and bat game, Have a blast learning soccer skills in a fun, non-compet- which emphasizes sportsmanship, life skills, decision- itive and educational environment. This age-specific making skills and respect for fellow players. More info: curriculum, uses soccer to nurture, build self-confi- 310-897-5508. Inst: Coach Mumtaz Yusuf. Ages 6-18. dence and develop teamwork. Low child-to-coach ra- Su Jul 26–Sep 6 2pm–4pm BWNP $150 #154962 tios and positive reinforcement ensure that each child improves at their own pace. More info: 310-998-0010, [email protected]. Inst: Super Soccer Stars. Sup- Fytt Basketball League ply fee: $12. Fundamentals: Concentration on Skills Ages 5–7 W Jun 24–Aug 12 3pm–4pm OCGP $160 #156027 Scrimmage Series: Fast-Paced Game Action Ages 5–9 W Jun 24–Aug 12 2pm–3pm OCGP $160 #156028 Skyhawks Beginning Golf Learn the fundamentals of swinging, putting and body CHILDREN positioning. Using SNAG® (Starting New At Golf) sys- tem, we have simplified instruction so that young play- ers can make an effective transition onto the golf course. All equipment provided. Includes a T-shirt. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Skyhawks. Location: Tustin Heritage Park, 2350 Kinsman, Tustin 92780. Ages 5–8 F Jul 17–Aug 21 4pm–5pm THP $85 #154758 Ages 9–12 F Jul 17–Aug 21 5pm–6pm THP $85 #154759 NEW Fytt Basketball League

This league promotes safe basketball, encourages good Skyhawks Flag Football sportsmanship, character development and goal setting for all players. Season ends with an All-Star weekend event. Mandatory skill testing will be held on June 13 at 9 a.m. for ages 4-8, and 11 a.m. for ages 9-12 at Tustin Sports Park. If a parent coaches, their child plays for free (con- tact TriFytt directly). Includes a uniform, backpack and water bottle. Email [email protected] uniform size re- quests upon registering. More info: [email protected]. Location: Columbus Tustin Activity Center, 17522 Bene- ta Way, Tustin, CA 92780. Inst: TriFytt Sports. Ages 4-12. *No class 9/5. Ages 4–8 Sa Jul 18–Sep 12* Game Times Vary CTAC $149 #155004 Ages 9–12 Sa Jul 18–Sep 12* Game Times Vary CTAC $149 #155500 Ping Pong for Children Beginners focus on table tennis fundamentals, hand- eye coordination and how to play the game. More info: 949-559-6868 ext. 572. Ages 6-12. *No class 9/7. F Jun 5–26 5pm–6pm SCCCA $60 #151365 Sa Jun 6–27 5pm–6pm SCCCA $60 #151626 M Jun 8–29 4pm–5pm SCCCA $60 #151362 Skyhawks Flag Football M Jul 6–27 4pm–5pm SCCCA $60 #154941 Flag football is the perfect introduction to ‘America’s F Jul 10–31 5pm–6pm SCCCA $60 #154939 Game’. Participants learn skills on both sides of the foot- Sa Jul 11–Aug 1 5pm–6pm SCCCA $60 #154940 ball including the core components of passing, catching M Aug 3–24 4pm–5pm SCCCA $60 #154944 and defense in a fun and positive environment. Last class F Aug 7–28 5pm–6pm SCCCA $60 #154942 is the Skyhawks Sports Bowl! Includes a T-shirt. More Sa Aug 8–29 5pm–6pm SCCCA $60 #154943 info: [email protected]. Inst: Skyhawks. M Aug 31–Sep 28* 4pm–5pm SCCCA $60 #154947 Ages 4–5 W Jun 24–Aug 26 3pm–3:40pm UCP $125 #154760 F Sep 4–25 5pm–6pm SCCCA $60 #154945 Ages 5–7 W Jun 24–Aug 26 3:40pm–4:20pm UCP $125 #154761 Sa Sep 12–Oct 3 5pm–6pm SCCCA $60 #154946 Ages 7–10 W Jun 24–Aug 26 4:20pm–5pm UCP $125 #154762

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Wildfire Gymnastics Skyhawks Mini-Hawk Multi-Sport

Skyhawks Mini-Hawk Multi-Sport

CHILDREN Developed to give children a positive first step into ath- Train at a state-of-the art, air-conditioned training letics, encouraging coaches teach baseball, basketball and facility. More info: 714-832-1315. Location: Wildfire soccer in a fun and safe environment. Games and activi- Gymnastics, 14761 Bentley Circle, Tustin. Annual in- ties help children develop balance, hand/eye coordina- surance fee is $24 per child; due at the site. tion and skills at their own pace. Includes a T-shirt. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Skyhawks. Location: Beginning Tumbling Tustin Sports Park, 12850 Robinson Dr., Tustin, CA 92782. Tumbling classes are designed for boys and girls Ages 3–4 Tu Jun 23–Aug 18 3pm–3:45pm TSP $119 #154763 wanting to concentrate on the tumbling aspects of Ages 4–5 Tu Jun 23–Aug 18 3:45pm–4:30pm TSP $119 #154764 gymnastics. This class is great for aspiring cheerlead- Ages 5–7 Tu Jun 23–Aug 18 4:30pm–5:15pm TSP $119 #154765 ers and dancers wanting to learn acro skills or those who just like to flip. Ages 10-16. W Jun 24–Jul 15 7:30pm–8:30pm WFG $70 #154684 TriFytt Basketball Skills W Jul 22–Aug 12 7:30pm–8:30pm WFG $70 #154685 Learn basketball and take your game to the next level with W Aug 19–Sep 9 7:30pm–8:30pm WFG $70 #154686 moves such as the stop and pop and the step back with a crossover. Great fun for the eager beginner. Includes a T-shirt. More info: [email protected]. Inst: TriFytt. Ages 3–5 Th Jul 16–Aug 20 5pm–5:45pm SSNP $70 #154989 Ages 5–7 Th Jul 16–Aug 20 6pm–6:45pm SSNP $70 #154990 Ages 7–12 Th Jul 16–Aug 20 7pm–7:45pm SSNP $70 #154991 Ages 4–6 Sa Jul 18–Aug 22 11am–11:45am CCP $70 #154992 Ages 6–9 Sa Jul 18–Aug 22 12pm–12:45pm CCP $70 #154993 Ages 9–12 Sa Jul 18–Aug 22 1pm–1:45pm CCP $70 #154994 Gymnastics Fire Academy TriFytt Football Skills This achievement-oriented program follows the USA Gymnastics guidelines. In a positive and fun envi- TriFytt coaches teach basic to advance football skills and ronment, girls work on vault, bars, balance beam, position play for quarterbacks, running backs, wide re- floor exercise, tumble track and trampoline. Boys ceivers and linemen. Flags are used in this fun, safe and en- work on tumbling, vault, bars, rings, tumble track couraging program. More info: [email protected]. and trampoline. Ages 7-12. Inst: TriFytt Sports. Ages 4–7 W Jul 15–Aug 19 5pm–5:45pm DCP $70 #155002 Girls Ages 7–12 W Jul 15–Aug 19 6pm–7pm DCP $70 #155003 M Jun 1–15 6:30pm–8pm WFG $68 #151220 M Jun 22–Jul 13 6:30pm–8pm WFG $90 #154678 M Jul 20–Aug 10 6:30pm–8pm WFG $90 #154679 TriFytt Volleyball Skills M Aug 17–31 6:30pm–8pm WFG $68 #154680 Beginning and intermediate volleyball players receive spe- Boys cific coaching techniques to improve their game. Work on Th Jun 25–Jul 16 3:30pm–5pm WFG $90 #154681 fundamentals while learning new techniques too. Includes Th Jul 23–Aug 13 3:30pm–5pm WFG $90 #154682 a T-shirt. More info: [email protected]. Inst: TriFytt. Th Aug 20–Sep 10 3:30pm–5pm WFG $90 #154683 Ages 6–9 Tu Jul 14–Aug 18 5:30pm–6:15pm DCP $70 #155000 Ages 10–14 Tu Jul 14–Aug 18 6:30pm–7:30pm DCP $70 #155001

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NEW Super Soccer Stars Camp Mini Camps Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9–11 a.m. Fees: $150 per week Site: Orange County Great Park (OCGP) iCamp Junior Offered: Week #3 & 8 Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–1 p.m. (AM) Ensure your young soccer star enjoys active fun in the or Monday–Friday: 1 p.m.–6 p.m. (PM) fresh air all summer long. This camp promises tons of Fees: AM: $95* per week, PM: $105* per week (HPCC only) soccer fun through skill-building games and activities. Sites: Heritage Park Community Center (HPCC) AM & PM Ages 3-5. Turtle Rock Nature Center (TRNC) AM only Offered: Week #1–9 Skyhawks Mini-Hawk Multi-Sport For our special friends currently in kindergarten or those Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon preparing for kindergarten in the fall, this is the place to Fees: $135* per week be! Join us for a fun, structured program of arts and crafts, Sites: Orchard Neighborhood Park (ONP) games, sports, music and more. New themes each week! Tustin Sports Park (TSP) Morning care (8-9 a.m.) is available for $3 per day. Ages 4.5-6. Offered: Week #2 & 8 This baseball, basketball and soccer program gives 4-7 Mad Sci: Preschool Labs year-olds a fun and positive first step into athletics. Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon Through games and activities, campers explore balance, Fees: $179 per week + $20 supply fee hand/eye coordination and skill development at their Site: Las Lomas Community Park (LLCP) own pace. All participants receive a t-shirt, sport ball and Offered: Week #1 & 7: Garden of Secrets a merit award. Inst: Skyhawks. Ages 4-7. Week #4 & 10: Little Scientists These fun-filled weeks of science promote a love and un- derstanding of science. The Garden of Secrets uncovers the secrets of the sun, soil and seeds using microscopes. The Recreation Camps Little Scientist session experiments in many subject areas. More info: [email protected] or 949-582-5071. Inst: Mad Science. Ages 3-5. Camp 101 (Ages 5–8) Play-Well Tek Engineering Camps Three Options to Choose from: M–F, MWF or T/Th Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–1 p.m. Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon Fees: $115* per week, MWF: $69,* T/Th: $46 Fees: $195 per week Site: Sweet Shade Neighborhood Park (SSNP) Sites: Northwood Community Park (NCP) Offered: Week #2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 Las Lomas Community Park (LLCP) Offered: Week #4 & 9: Mine, Craft, Build: Adventure Games Not ready for a full day of camp or looking for a few hours Week #5: Pre-Engineering with LEGO® of safe, supervised fun? Camp 101 at Sweet Shade Park Week #8: Jedi Engineering with LEGO® is a great way to introduce your child to the day camp experience. With a different theme each week, campers Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of will enjoy fun activities including arts and crafts, sports, LEGO®! Build engineer-designed projects, explore the games, science projects and much more. Bring a snack endless creative possibilities with the guidance of experi- and lunch. BBQ lunch provided on Fridays. Ages 5-8. enced Play-Well instructors. Inst: Play-Well Tek. Ages vary. NEW Princess Academy Camp Schedule: Monday–Friday: 10 a.m.–noon Summer Experience Fees: $125 per week + $20 supply fee Schedule: Monday–Friday: 7:30 a.m.–6 p.m. Site: Northwood Community Park (NCP) Fees: $208* per week; ($50/excursion days; $36/onsite days) Offered: Week #3 Sites: University Community Park (UCP) OC Dance Productions and the Infinite Smile Project Woodbury Community Park (WBCP) produce this camp full of dancing, singing, acting and Offered: Week #1–9 most of all princess etiquette and kindness. Our kind- Calling all 1st-6th graders! Experience summer to the est princess will learn basic ballet dance, make princess fullest with thrilling excursions and onsite days filled with crafts, play games and learn tea party etiquette and how thematic crafts and games. Recreation staff will provide a to be kind. Wear your favorite princess dress on final safe and fun environment for those long summer days. day performance and gala for Mom and Dad. More info: Sign up for full-week or part-time options. Camp T-shirt [email protected]. Ages 3.5-7. must be worn on excursion days ($6 each). Ages 6-12.

*No camp 7/3; fee prorated.

For More Information: 949-724-6610 | irvinequickreg.org Summer 2015 Inside Irvine 49 aCTIVITY GUIDE Summer 2015 Nature, Science & iCamps Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–1 p.m. Technology Camps or Monday–Friday: 1–6 p.m. Sites: Heritage Park Community Center (HPCC) Berlitz Intensive English Course Northwood Community Park (NCP) Schedule: Monday–Friday: 1–4 p.m. Turtle Rock Community Park (TRCP) Fees: $480 per two-week session + $25 supply fee Make your child’s camp experience a memorable one. City Site: Berlitz Learning Center (BLC) of Irvine Community Parks staff is dedicated to produc- Offered: Week #3–4, 5–6, 7–8, 9* (one week only) ing the ultimate camp experience filled with fun, laughter, This three hour class will achieve measurable improvement inclusion, teamwork and discovery. iCamps give you the in speaking skills in two weeks. Students grouped by age and option of choosing your own full or half-day adventure, in- ability. More info: [email protected] or 714-557-3535. cluding sports, games, crafts or science at three convenient *Week #9 is one week, fee is $240. Ages 5-8 or 9-12. locations. Sign up for full-week or part-time options. On- line registration is available after returning the Participant Emergency Form. Sign up for the whole summer with just Destination Science Camps 10% down. Ages 6-10. Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon (Half Day) or Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. (Full Day) In the morning, choose your option! Select Craft, Science or Sports Fees: Half Day: $150* per week + $50* supply fee & Games. In the afternoon, choose Adventure Camp. Full Day: $220* per week + $80* supply fee iCamp Craft Sites: Bill Barber Park (CBBCP) Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–1 p.m. Cypress Community Park (CCP) Fees: $115* per week or $23 per day Tustin Heritage Park (THP) Offered: Week #3, 6 & 9 (at HPCC) Offered: Week #2, 4, 6 & 9: Amazing Superhero Science Week #1, 4 & 7 (at NCP) Week #2 & 3: Rocking Gizmos & Rolling Gadgets Week #2, 3, 5, 7 & 8 (at TRCP) Week #4, 5 & 7: Roaring Rockets & Astronaut Adventures Week #3, 5 & 8: Dino-Robot Creators & Raging Chemistry Individual creativity is encouraged and new friends are made as we venture into the world of arts and crafts using clay, beads, tie-dye and more! Kids enjoy ‘AHA’ moments that come with scientific discov-

SUMMER CAMPS ery. These camps are innovative, imaginative and unexpect- iCamp Science ed scientific adventures in a safe and unique environment. Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–1 p.m. Full descriptions listed online at irvinequickreg.org. More Fees: $115* per week or $23 per day info: [email protected]. Ages 5-11. Offered: Week #2, 5 & 8 (at HPCC) Week #3, 6 & 9 (at NCP) Eco-Explorers: Week #1, 2, 4, 6, 7 & 9 (at TRCP) Camps in Bommer Canyon Junior scientists experience the excitement of getting their hands dirty, Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–1 p.m. while using critical thinking skills. Fun experiments, science-themed crafts Fees: $105* per week and games are a part of the learning and fun. Site: Bommer Canyon Community Park (BCCP) iCamp Sports & Games Offered: Week #1–8 Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–1 p.m. Campers investigate local habitats, plants and animals Fees: $105* per week or $21 per day and learn how to protect the environment. Experience Offered: Week #1, 4 & 7 (at HPCC) the wonders of nature through daily discovery walks and Week #2, 5 & 8 (at NCP) hands-on activities. Different themes each week. Week #1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 & 9 (at TRCP) A variety of popular recreation-based sports and games are offered daily in Mad Science Camps a fun, exciting, non-competitive atmosphere. Enjoy sports activities such Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon as soccer, basketball, baseball, volleyball, flag football, group games and Fees: $179* per week + $40 or $60 supply fee much more. Site: Las Lomas Community Park (LLCP) Offered: Week #2: Physics Lab (ages 7-12) iCamp Adventure Week #3 & 8: Chemistry Lab (ages 5-12) Schedule: Monday–Friday: 1–6 p.m. Week #5 & 9: Rocketry Lab (ages 7-12) Fees: $105* per week or $21 per day Week #6: Robotics Lab (ages 7-12) Offered: Week #1–9 (at HPCC & TRCP) These fun-filled weeks of science promote a love and un- This weekly onsite adventure camp encompasses exciting themes including derstanding of science. Inst: Mad Science. Full descriptions games, crafts, sports, songs, cooking and special events. available online at irvinequickreg.org.

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NEW Engineering for Kids Schedule: Monday-Friday: 1-4 p.m. Sport Camps Fees: $195* per week + $35 or $40 supply fee Site: Cypress Community Park (CCP) Aquatics: Offered: Week #2: Engineering of Cities Splash & Sports Week #4: Engineering of Food Week #5: Engineering of Medieval Times Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Week #6: Engineering of Pirates Fees: $225 per week Week #8: Engineering of Power & Energy Site: William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center (WWJAC) Week #9: Engineering of Travel Offered: Week #3, 4, 5, 7 & 8 Electrical, mechanical, chemical, civil, industrial and more Dodge, dip, dive, dash and splash! Spend time out of the are the specialties engineers explore. These camps bring sci- pool playing popular group activities; then get in the pool ence, technology, engineering and math (STEM) concepts for water games, team challenges and limited swimming to kids in a fun and challenging way with hands-on learning. instruction. Ages 7-11. View full descriptions online at irvinequickreg.org. More info: [email protected]. Ages 4-6 and 7-14. Fit Factory Camp Play-Well Tek Engineering Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–1 p.m. LEGO® Camps Fees: $125 per week Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon or 1–4 p.m. Site: Heritage Park Community Center (HPCC) Fees: $195* per week Offered: Week #3, 6 & 9 Sites: Las Lomas Community Park (LLCP) This high energy camp makes fitness fun! Experience Northwood Community Park (NCP) biking, boxing, hiking, obstacle courses, and more while Offered: Week #2: Robotics with LEGO® NXT (ages 9-11 or 12-14) learning about nutrition and healthy lifestyles. Prepare to Week #4 & 9: Mine, Craft, Build: Survival Games (ages 7-12) get wet, dirty and fit! Includes a healthy BBQ lunch on Week #5: Engineering FUNdamentals (ages 7-12) Friday. Ages 7-12. Week #8: Jedi Master Engineering with LEGO® (ages 7-12) Students take on real-life engineering challenges that ex- TriFytt Sports Camps plore concepts in physics, architecture, mechanical and Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon structural engineering. Full descriptions available online Fees: $125 per week at irvinequickreg.org. This camp is not sponsored or en- Sites: Mike Ward Community Park (MWCP) dorsed by LEGO.® Inst: Play-Well Tek. or Deerfield Community Park (DCP) Offered: Week #1: Tee Ball Camp (ages 4-7) Zoom Academy Camps Week #3: Camp of Fun (ages 4-7) Schedule: Monday-Friday: 9 a.m.-noon or 1-4 p.m. Week #4 & 5: Multi Sport Camp (ages 4-7) Fees: $299 per week Week #5: Soccer, Shooting & Scoring Camp (ages 4-7) Site: Zoom Academy (ZA) Week #7 & 8: Basketball Camp (ages vary) Offered: Week #1, 3, 5 & 7: Video Game Design: Adv. (ages 9-12) Week #8: Flag Football Camp (ages 7-12) Week #3, 4, 5, 7, 8 & 9: English Writing (ages 10-13) These camps are designed to fine-tune each child’s motor Week #1, 4, 5, 6, 8 & 9: Young Math Olympian (ages 8-11) and socialization skills with an emphasis on safety, the ba- Week #1, 3, 4, 6, 7 & 8: Video Game Design (age 9-12) sics, sportsmanship and fun. Full descriptions listed online Week #4, 6, 8 & 9: Web Design & Publishing (ages 9-12) at irvinequickreg.org. More info: [email protected]. Week #1, 3, 5, 6 & 9: Zoom Robotics (ages 9-12) Inst: TriFytt Sports. Ages vary. Design your own video game, program and build cool ro- bots, solve challenging math problems or write your own short story, the opportunities are endless in these highly FYTT Elite Basketball Camp interactive camps. Teachers challenge students to succeed Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–2 p.m. and explore a variety of interests. View full descriptions Fees: $139 per week online at irvinequickreg.org. More info: 949-679-8989. Site: Sweet Shade Neighborhood Park (SSNP) Offered: Week #6 E-Form Take your basketball game to the next level. This excit- ing camp is designed to give young athletes the skills This symbol indicates online registration is available necessary to elevate their game with goal setting, hard after submitting the Participant Emergency Form work and perseverance. Includes a ball and T-shirt. located on Page 59. More info: [email protected]. Inst: TriFytt Sports. Ages 7-12.

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Junior Aquatics Camp Skyhawks Sports Camps Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8:30 a.m.–noon Schedule: Monday–Friday: Time, fees and sites vary or Monday–Friday: 1 p.m.–4:30 p.m. Offered: Week #2 & 9: Basketball (ages 6-12) Fees: $140* per week Week #2, 6 & 9: Beginning Golf (ages 5-8) Site: Newport Sea Base (NSB) Week #6 & 9: Flag Football (ages 6-12) Offered: Week #2–9 Week #6: Lacrosse (ages 7-12) Ahoy mates! Join the Junior Aquatics Camp at the New- Week #7: Baseball (ages 6-12) port Sea Base where you will soon find yourself paddling Week #8: Soccer (ages 6-12) to Jellyfish Cove, exploring the ExplorOcean, hunting for Local Skyhawks staff use a progressional curriculum to buried treasure, competing in water games, searching for teach the fundamentals of specific sports including team- marine mammals and birds while riding a pontoon boat work, responsibility and sportsmanship. Designed for be- and more! Some activities fulfill scouting badge require- ginning and intermediate athletes. Includes T-shirt, ball ments. Swimming proficiency test required on the first and player evaluation. Full descriptions listed online at day. Suitable for boys and girls. More info: 949-642-5031. irvinequickreg.org. More info: 800-804-3509. Ages vary. Inst: Newport Sea Base. Ages 8-10. Smash & Splash, Kidz Love Soccer Camp Tennis & Water Sports Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon Fees: $150 per week Schedule: Monday–Friday: noon–5 p.m. (Half Day) Site: Orchard Neighborhood Park (ONP) or Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–5 p.m. (Full Day) Offered: Week #9 Fees: Half Day: $150* per week for Splash only or Full Day: $295 per week In a fun, recreational environment, learn and practice Sites: Heritage Community Park Tennis Courts (HPCC) soccer skills including: dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting and age-specific defense. Activities culminate in and William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center (WWJAC) an age-appropriate ‘World Cup’ tournament. Includes a Offered: Week #2, 3, 4, 5 (Splash only), 7, 8 & 9 Kidz Love Soccer jersey. Shin guards are required. More Spend the morning playing tennis with Chris working on info: [email protected]. Inst: Kidz Love Soccer. conditioning, drills, instruction and match play. Then join Ages 5-10. the aquatics staff learning pool games, inner tube water polo and more! Time extended to include afternoon crafts. SUMMER CAMPS NEW Shaolin Kung Fu Camp of Fun Ages 7-11. Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon Squids Day Camp Fees: $299 per week + $20 supply fee Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8:30 a.m.–noon Site: OC Shaolin Temple Cultural Center (OCSTCC) or Monday–Friday: 1 p.m.–4:30 p.m. Offered: Week #4 & 8 Fees: $140* per week Children of all experience levels will gain focus, fitness Site: Newport Sea Base (NSB) and confidence as they learn new skills and knowledge Offered: Week #2–9 about the Chinese Kung Fu and culture. Camp is taught under the instructor of Master Shi Yanqing who has been Discover the wonders of the waterfront in Newport Har- a Shaolin Kung Fu Monk for more than 20 years. Let bor. Learn the parts of a boat, practice boating and water your children experience the joy of creative movement safety skills, use binoculars to find local birds and other inspired by the knowledge passed down through the gen- creatures, touch ocean animals, create art projects and erations of Shaolin monks. Includes T-shirt. More info: more! Fulfills some Cub Scout requirements and electives. [email protected]. Supply fee: $20 (required shoes). Suitable for boys and girls. More info: 949-642-5031. Inst: Ages 4-13. Newport Sea Base. Ages 6-7. Super Soccer Stars Skatedogs Skateboarding Camp NEW Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8:30 a.m.–noon Kick It Camp Fees: $144 per week Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon Site: University Community Park (UCP) Fees: $225 per week Offered: Week #1, 6 & 9 Site: Orange County Great Park (OCGP) Whether you are just learning or ready to learn advanced Offered: Week #8 tricks, this camp is right for you! Make new friends, ad- Each day’s camp theme guides campers through engaging vance your skills, and most importantly, have fun in our games that teach soccer skills, build self-confidence and private skatepark. Requirements: signed Skatedogs waiver promote sportmanship. Every day features time for a snack form, skateboard, knee pads, elbow pads and helmet. More and talent showcase where campers and coaches have the info: 714-313-8787. Inst: Skatedogs. Ages 6-13. opportunity to show off their skills! Ages 5-12.

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Choose a Tennis Camp by Pro or Park! These tennis pros also offer group lessons year-round, see Pages 98-100. Refer to Page 48 for Park location. *No camp 7/3; fee prorated.

With Alex at Cypress Community Park With Minako at Las Lomas Community Park Schedule: Monday–Thursday & Friday: 8:30–11:30 a.m. Schedule: Monday–Thursday: 9 a.m.–noon Fees: $120* per week (M-Th); $30 per Friday Fees: $120* per week Offered: Week #1–10 Offered: Week #1–4, 6–9 Great for beginning and advanced beginning players to Have fun with workout drills, games, exercise and more! work on basic strokes with an emphasis on learning how Learn basic strokes, forehand, backhand, volley, overhead to rally. A mixture of games and drills will be used to re- and serve. Includes: T-shirt, prizes, snacks and drinks. inforce skills. Intermediate and advanced players work to Inst: Minako Stickney & Staff. Ages 5-16. improve stroke technique and develop successful match tactics. Includes: T-shirt, prizes, snacks and drinks. Inst: With Ross at Turtle Rock Community Park Alex St. Jean & Staff. Ages 5-14. Schedule: Monday–Thursday: 8:30–11:30 a.m. Fees: $120 per week With Chris at Heritage Community Park Offered: Week #1–10 Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8–11:30 a.m. This tennis camp emphasizes Fees: $175* per week fundamentals from proper Offered: Week #2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 & 9 footwork and grips to stroke production and movement. Ac- Camp includes instruction, drills, conditioning, strategy, tivities involve daily workouts games and match play. Great for all levels of players in- of instruction, drills, condition- terested in getting better; for high school team, tourna- ing, mini soccer, games and fun. ments, Junior Team Tennis, maybe to beat Dad or the Includes: T-shirt, prizes, snacks pros! Includes: T-shirt, prizes, snacks and drinks. Inst: and drinks. Inst: Ross & Lanea Chris Emery & Staff. Ages 7-16. Add an afternoon in the Holesinsky & Staff. Ages 5-14. pool and sign up for Smash & Splash, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. for After Tennis camp care available $295 per week. 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. at TRCP. $5 per day, for ages 6-10. With Jimmy at Deerfield Community Park Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–4 p.m., 8 a.m.–noon, With Ruben at Col. Bill Barber CP or 1–4 p.m. Schedule: Monday–Thursday & Friday: 8 a.m.–4 p.m., Fees: $350* per week (all day) $200* (AM) or $150* (PM) 8 a.m.–noon, or 1–4 p.m. Offered: Week #1–10 Fees: $280 (all day) $160 (AM) $120 (PM) per week (M-Th); Children are grouped by skill levels. Beginner and ad- $70 (all day) $40 (AM), $30 (PM) per Friday vanced beginners work on basic strokes with an emphasis Offered: Week #1–8 on learning how to rally. A mixture of games and drills Excellent instruction for all levels! Beginners learn the will be used to reinforce their developing skills. Inter- concepts of the game and fundamental techniques. In- mediate and advanced players work on improving stroke termediate players will improve stroke production, learn techniques and developing successful match game tactics. strategy and tactics for match play and hit with topspin. Includes: T-shirt, prizes, snacks and drinks. Inst: Jimmy Advanced players refine their strokes, learn quickness drill Gleason & Staff. Ages 8-16. and footwork to improve Match. This program prepares players for Junior Team Tennis competitions. Includes: With Juan at University Community Park T-shirt, prizes, snacks and drinks. Inst: Ruben Millado & Schedule: Monday–Thursday & Friday: 8:30–11:30 a.m. Staff. Ages 5-16. Fees: $120* per week (M-Th) $30 per Friday Offered: Week #1–9 With Tae at Homestead Neighborhood Park These camps are great for beginning and advanced be- Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–11:30 a.m. ginning players to work on basic strokes using the 10 & Fees: $150* per week Under format. A mixture of games and drills will be used Offered: Week #1–9 to reinforce skills. Intermediate and advanced players Excellent tennis instruction, including match play. Begin- work to improve stroke technique and develop successful ners will develop stroke development and fundamentals match tactics. Includes: T-shirt, prizes, snacks and drinks. while intermediate players will work on technique and Inst: Juan Naranjo & Staff. Ages 5-14. Add an afternoon of strategy. All children will have fun through various games strumming guitar or playing chess and sign up for Tennis and drills. Includes: T-shirt, prizes, snacks and drinks. & Guitar or Smash & Checkmate camps for $325 per week. Inst: Tae Byon & Staff. Ages 5-16.

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Dance Workshop at Pacific Dance Art, Dance, Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–2 p.m. Fees: $200 per week Music & Drama Site: Pacific Dance Studio (PDS) Offered: Week #3 & 6 Camps Beginning and intermediate dancers will have a great time learning new dance moves in a professional studio. All-In-One Dance Camp Classes include jazz, lyrical, musical theater, hip hop, Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9:30 a.m.–noon yoga, choreography, stage makeup and dance topics. Fees: $139 per week + $20 supply fee More info: [email protected]. Ages 7-12. Site: Northwood Community Park (NCP) Offered: Week #7 Exploratory Theater Camps Can’t decide which type of dance camp to take? Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon Take them all! This action-packed week incor- Fees: $275* per week porates jazz, musical theater, hip-hop, cheer, yoga and Site: Arts & Learning Conservatory (ALC) making camp crafts. Please bring a snack and water. Inst: Offered: Week #1 & 6: Frozen & Friends OC Dance Productions. Ages 5-9. Week #2: Musical Theater Jam Week #3: Cinderella All-Star Cheer & Technique Camp Week #4: Nemo & Friends Schedule: Monday–Friday: 1–4 p.m. Week #5: Peter Pan Fees: $149 per week + $20 supply fee Week #7: Avengers Site: Northwood Community Park (NCP) Week #8: Annie Offered: Week #6 Week #8: Sleeping Beauty Formatted by former NFL cheerleader and coach, Kim These introductory dramatics camps, designed for the Esmond, children learn cheerleading, pom dances, tech- youngest actors, explore the most basic elements of acting nique and performance skills to better their foundation and creative expression. Students begin with ensemble in the sport of cheerleading. Suited for those with a desire building games, move on to the basics of acting, create to pursue cheer or just for fun! Includes team building themed crafts and conclude with a class presentation on the activities and spirit crafts. Performance held on last day of final day. View descriptions online at irvinequickreg.org. SUMMER CAMPS camp. Wear sneakers, bring a snack and water. More info: More info: [email protected]. Ages vary. [email protected]. Inst: OC Dance Produc- tions. Supply fee: $20. Ages 6-10. Guitar Camp Schedule: Monday–Friday: 12:30–4 p.m. All-Star Cheer & Tumble Camp Fees: $175* per week Schedule: Monday–Friday: 10 a.m.–noon Site: University Community Park (UCP) Fees: $125 per week Offered: Week #1–9 Site: Northwood Community Park (NCP) Get strumming right away! Beginners learn to play differ- Offered: Week #6 ent chords and songs. Continuing students work on ad- This is a fun introduction to cheerleading and dance by build- vanced techniques and difficult arrangements. Ages 7-14. ing a foundation of jumps, basic tumbling, simple cheers and Inst: Juan Naranjo. For a well-rounded experience, sign up dance moves. More info: [email protected]. for Tennis & Guitar Camp. Inst: OC Dance Productions. Ages 4-7. NEW Movies By Kids Arts Camp Schedule: Monday–Friday: noon–3 p.m. or 1–4 p.m. Fees: $150 per week + $25 supply fee Summer! Sites: Cypress Community Park (CCP) Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8:30 a.m.–3 p.m. Northwood Community Park (NCP) Fees: $199* per week Offered: Week #3: Claymation Camp Site: Irvine Fine Arts Center (IFAC) Week #5: The Lego Movie Camp Offered: Week #1, 2, 7, 8 & 9 Week #8: Minecraft® Movie Camp Children learn about famous artists, art techniques and Have you ever wanted to make your own movie? Join art history from around the world. Explore drawing, this exciting camp where kids use prop, iPods, stop- painting, ceramics, drama and other art media to estab- motion cameras and their imagination to create mov- lish the fundamentals while strengthening individual ies. All projects will be available by Dropbox. View creativity in a studio setting. Different themes each week. descriptions online at irvinequickreg.org. More info: Ages 6-8 and 9-12. [email protected]. Inst: Movies by Kids. Ages 7-17.

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Musical Theater Workshops Theater Production Camps Schedule: Monday–Friday:* Times and fees vary Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon Site: Arts & Learning Conservatory (ALC) Fees: $350 per week Offered: Week #2: Musical Theater Jam and Voice Site: Arts & Learning Conservatory (ALC) Week #2: Musical Theater: Afternoon Solo Voice Offered: Week #3–4: Theater Production: Cinderella Week #3–4: Musical Theater: Afternoon Dance Week #5–6: Theater Production: Grease Week #5–6: Musical Theater: Afternoon Voice Week #7–8: Theater Production: Into the Woods Jr. Week #7–8: Musical Theater: Afternoon Acting Students work on scenes developing their acting skills Calling all actors, singers and dancers! These exciting while learning stage terminology, characterization and workshops prepare students with specialized instruction more. A fully costumed, staged production will conclude or training to complement theater production programs. the performance on the final day of camp. Experience not Full theme descriptions listed online at irvinequickreg.org. required. A placement audition will take place on the first More info: [email protected]. Ages vary. day of camp. All enrolled students will participate. More info: [email protected]. Ages vary. OC Dance Musical Theater More Choices Camp American Girl Camp Schedule: Monday–Friday: 10 a.m.–noon or 1–4 p.m. Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon Fees: AM: $125 (ages 4-7), PM: $149 (ages 6-10) per week Fees: $200 per week + $30 supply fee + $20 supply fee Site: Cypress Community Park (CCP) Site: Northwood Community Park (NCP) Offered: Week #3 & 6 Offered: Week #4 This unique camp features multiple American Girl Dolls. Campers create characters, learn about articulation, While learning about each particular doll, girls also learn projection, rhythm and basic choreography while work- a little history for the corresponding era. Crafts, etiquette, ing with peers to produce a musical. Imaginative games, tea parties and history will be the main focus. Each week crafts and exercises build confidence for the final perfor- is different! Inst: Dealba. Ages 6-15. mance at the last class. Inst: OC Dance Productions. More info: [email protected]. Ages 4-10. Chess Camp Pop Star Sing & Dance Camp Schedule: Monday–Friday: 12:30–4 p.m. Fees: $160* per week Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon Site: University Community Park (UCP) Fees: $149 per week + $20 supply fee Offered: Week #1–9 Site: Northwood Community Park (NCP) Fun brain exercise for the summer. We’ll Offered: Week #5 cover the basics, tactics and advanced strate- For all the Pop Stars, this camp is a hit. Participants will gies to help your game. Includes learn and sing lyrics to their favorite Radio Disney songs an official USCF tournament such as Katy Perry, Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, Demi with medals and trophies. Lovato and other while dance to fun, clean choreography Bring a snack daily. Inst: like a true pop star. Games, crafts, props and clean chore- Derek Tan, U.S. Chess Federation ography prepare mini-pop stars for the final performance master and tournament director. Add a morning of tennis for friend and family. Inst: OC Dance Productions. More and sign up for Smash & Checkmate for $325 per week. info: [email protected]. Ages 5-9. Ages 6-14. Studio Arts Camp (Half-Day) Culinary Camp Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon or Monday–Friday: 1–4 p.m. Fees: $175* per week Fees: $175 per week Site: Irvine Fine Arts Center (IFAC) Site: Irvine Fine Arts Center (IFAC) Offered: Week #1, 2, 7, 8, & 9 Offered: Week #3, 4, 5 & 6 Bring out your inner chef while preparing a variety of mouth- Half-day camps concentrate on a specific theme or media. watering food creations. Learn fundamentals of cooking and Experiment with painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking, baking that will inspire an appetite for great food in a fun book arts, clay and more! Art supplies included. Ages 6-8 and delicious environment. Recipes, supplies and lunch and 9-11. included. Menus subject to change. Ages 6-8 or 9-11.

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Edutainment Arts Camps Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon Tweens & Teens Fees: $165* per week + supply fee varies Sites: Cypress Community Park (CCP) Camps Las Lomas Community Park (LLCP) Northwood Community Park (NCP) Summer Offered: Week #1: Harry Potter Theme Camp (ages 6-12) Week #2: Star Wars Theme Camp (ages 6-12) X-Cursion Camp Week #2: Top Junior Chef Cooking Camp Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. (ages 7-12), $15 supply fee Three options to choose from: M–F, MWF or T/Th Week #3: FX Film Camp with Green Screens Fees: $195* per week (M-F), $135* (MWF), $120 (T/TH) (ages 7-12) Site: Heritage Community Park (HPCC) Week #4: Wipe Out Game Show Training Center Offered: Week #1–9 Camp (ages 6-12) This exciting excursion-based summer camp exclusively Week #5: Zombie Survival Camp (ages 6-12) for students entering 5th or 6th grade in the fall. Daily Week #6: Top Dessert Chef Cooking Camp calendar posted at irvinemsp.org. Spots fill fast; register (ages 7-12), $15 supply fee online with 10% down. Ages 10-12 (5th & 6th grade). Week #7: Beauty Spa Camp (ages 6-12), $10 supply fee Studio Arts Camp Week #8: Fort and Team Building Camp (ages 6-12) for Teens Week #9: Magic Camp (ages 7-12) Schedule: Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 9 a.m.–noon We take theme camps, classic crafts, games, and activi- or 1–4 p.m. ties and envelop them in world of fantasy, role playing, Fees: $105 per week and fun. Credentialed teachers with backgrounds in per- Site: Irvine Fine Arts Center (IFAC) formance and the arts to bring the world of each camp Offered: Week #3, 4, 5 & 6 to life. Ages vary. Inst: Edutainment Arts. More info: This half-day Arts Camps concentrate on a specific theme [email protected]. or media. Experiment with painting, drawing, book arts, 3D design and more! Art supplies included. Ages 12-15.

SUMMER CAMPS Leadership & Public Speaking Summer Camps Summer Schedule: Monday–Thursday: 1–2:30 p.m. Teen Camp or 2:40–4:10 p.m. Fees: $95 per week + $20 supply fee Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Sites: Northwood Community Park (NCP) Three options to choose from: M–F, MWF or T/Th or Las Lomas Community Park (LLCP) Fees: $170* per week (M–F), $110* (MWF), $95 (T/TH) Offered: Week #1: Informative Series Sites: Heritage Community Park (HPCC) Week #3: Persuasive Series or University Community Park (UCP) Offered: Week #1–9 Learn to be a fearless public speaker in a fun atmosphere! Gain confidence and voice opinions through hands-on This exciting excursion-based summer camp exclusively activities and have fun learning to overcome stage fright. for students entering 7th, 8th and 9th grade in fall. Daily Exercises enhance speech writing and critical thinking calendar posted at irvinemsp.org. Spots fill fast; register skills. More info: [email protected]. online with 10% down. Ages 11-15 (7th-9th grade). Inst: Young Ambassadors. Ages 7-9 or 10-14. Leadership & Debate Camp Summer Bridge Academy Schedule: Monday–Thursday: 9:45–11:45 a.m. Schedule: Monday–Thursday: 9 a.m.–noon Fees: $125 per week + $20 supply fee Fees: $305 per three-week session + $30 supply fee Sites: Las Lomas Community Park (LLCP) Site: Cypress Community Park (CCP) or Northwood Community Park (NCP) Offered: Week #7–9 Offered: Week #1 & 3 Give your child a ‘head start’ for school next year in this Students work as a team and learn speech and debate fun- Academy focusing on reading, writing and math skills. damentals. Students also develop research, analytical and Students are placed in grade level groups. Instruction pro- reasoning skills while learning and practicing debate con- vided by credentialed, experienced teachers. More info: cepts, discussing current events and more in a team envi- 949-215-4945 or [email protected]. Inst: Sum- ronment. More info: [email protected]. mer Bridge Academy. Supply fee: $30. Grades 1-2. Inst: Young Ambassadors. Ages 11-17.

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Educational irvine Middle School Program FREE Money Basics Providing positive, social and recreational Essential information for teens to prepare for finan- opportunities to youth during non-school hours. cial success. More info: 714-547-2227 ext. 118 or [email protected]. Inst: Consumer Credit Counseling 949-724-6744 irvinemsp.org Service of Orange County. Ages 15+. Th Aug 20 6:30pm–7:30pm LSC Free #154623 Jump Start Biology Get a head start on your biology class. Middle and high school students will review and build a strong founda- tion to excel in and enjoy science courses. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Gowri Selvan. Ages 9-12. Sa Jul 11–Aug 1 10:30am–12pm NCP $149 #154545 Sa Aug 8–29 10:30am–12pm NCP $149 #154546 Teen Camps & Teen Days Speed Reading Excursion based day-camp during breaks and non-school days. & Vocabulary Building Read two to ten times faster and maintain or improve com- Youth Action Team prehension. Students will learn the keys to unlocking the Students initiate, plan and implement dances, meaning and spelling of words. More info: 949-263-0633. after-school activities and community service projects Inst: Readwrite. Supply fee: $50. Ages 11-16. focusing on the environment, and youth, senior M Jun 29–Jul 20 7pm–9pm UCP $69 #154857 and disabled communities. Tu Jul 28–Aug 18 7pm–9pm HPCC $69 #154858 Sports Sessions Study Skills Basic sports programs and leagues to promote health and wellness. Registration required; $17 fee. & Test-Taking Techniques Classes Be more productive during school and study time. Learn effective note-taking skills, study techniques and smart Wide variety of programs held after school, usually on approaches to test taking. More info: 949-263-0633. Inst: campus. Differs by school; see site coordinator. Readwrite. Supply fee: $40. Ages 11-16. Youth Conference & Forums Tu Jun 30–Jul 21 7pm–8:30pm UCP $49 #154859 Presentations and discussions to address key issues Th Jul 30–Aug 20 7pm–8:30pm HPCC $49 #154860 facing Irvine youth. Youth Employment Special Events FREE Supervised youth-oriented events such as Workshop camping trips, golf tournaments, beach bonfires, Learn to market yourself to employers through your re- sporting events and more! sume, job application, interview skills and post-interview follow-up strategies. Must bring documents establish- More Options ing your identity (photo ID) and authorization to work Fine Arts Classes for Teens (Page 84) (birth certificate or Social Security card). More info: 949-724-6741. Ages 16-25. W Jul 1 4pm–5pm YEPO Free #155162 Sa Jul 11 9am–10am YEPO Free #155163 Résumé Assistance Th Jul 16 4pm–5pm YEPO Free #155164 Tu Jul 21 4pm–5pm YEPO Free #155165 et the job and the income you deserve by effectively W Jul 29 10am–11am YEPO Free #155166 Gmarketing yourself to prospective employers with a Sa Aug 1 9am–10am YEPO Free #155167 professional résumé that focuses on your strengths and Th Aug 6 4pm–5pm YEPO Free #155168 transferable skills. Assistance available Monday-Friday, call W Aug 12 4pm–5pm YEPO Free #155169 949-724-6741. Ages 16-25. Tu Aug 18 10am–11am YEPO Free #155170 Th Aug 27 10am–11am YEPO Free #155171

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HIGH SCHOOL more Choices! Instant Tween & Teen Manners YOUTH Make favorable impressions on teachers and classmates by learning general etiquette tips, social comportment, grooming, communication and dining. More info: ACTION TEAM 949-718-0518. Inst: Marge Frazier. Supply fee: $7. Ages 11-15. Th Aug 13 6:45pm–8:15pm LSC $22 #155283

TEENS EVENTS • College Campus Tours • Community Services Projects Summer Youth Action Team • On-Campus YAT Clubs This work-experience program provides enrichment • Teen Forums opportunities for teens to contribute in the community. Off-site service projects and trainings develop essential • Battle of the Bands, life-skills and promote teamwork. Assignments may in- Teen Summit and More! clude working with children, volunteering with a non- profit, planning a youth conference and more. Additional Visit HSYAT.com or call 949-724-6739 recreation-based excursions involve team building, social for up-to-date information. interaction and fun! Transportation included to service projects and excursions. Schedules are individualized and will vary throughout the summer. More info: 949-724-6816. Ages 14-18 (High School Students Only). Schedule Varies DCP $299 #152395 Supersitters Be prepared for emergencies, accidents, busy babies, active toddlers and much more in this information-packed baby- sitter training class. Inst: Charlene Jordan. Supply fee: $5. Ages 11+. F Jun 26 6pm–9pm LSC $39 #154615

Established June 17, 2000 Hours of Harvard Skate Park The SK8 Park features Operation: skateboarding amenities for all skill levels and SCHOOL YEAR provides skaters with a Monday-Friday fun, safe and legal 2-8 p.m. place to skate. Saturday 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday Free Support Services noon-8 p.m. s stress getting you down? Did you know that FOR Families Iprovides free, confidential consultations to help connect SUMMER, WINTER you with support services? Please call 949-724-6650 for AND SPRING BREAKS more information. Monday-Sunday 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Are you struggling in your relationship? Are your children/teens trying your patience? Contact Are you feeling overwhelmed and Information: struggling to make ends meet? 14701 Harvard Ave. Irvine, CA 92604 FOR Families, call 949-724-6650 949-337-6577 or visit cityofirvine.org/forfamilies

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NEW A to Z Grant Writing Online Arabic for Adults: Intermediate Learn how to research and develop relationships with Explore how to read and write literal Arabic and speak potential funding sources, organize grantwriting cam- Lebanese dialect in this intermediate level class. More info: paigns, and prepare proposals. Classes begin monthly [email protected]. Inst: Paulette Germanos. and are taught entirely online. Fee is $99 for six week Supply fee: $25. Ages 16+. format (24 hours). Visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine to regis- Level II Tu Jul 7–Aug 18 6:15pm–8pm UCP $130 #154697 ter. More info: 949-724-6611. Chinese for Adults Accounting Fundamentals Online ADULTS With topic-based instruction, students integrate listen- Gain a marketable new skill by learning the basics ing, speaking, reading and writing skills while learning of double-entry bookkeeping and financial report- Mandarin Chinese. New themes each session. No experi- ing. Classes begin monthly and are taught entirely ence necessary. More info: 949-559-6868 ext. 572. Supply online. Fee is $99 for six week format (24 hours). fee: $10. Visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine to register. More info: W Jun 24–Sep 9 7pm–9pm SCCCA $249 #154955 949-724-6611.

NEW False Alarm Awareness Class Grammar for ESL If English is your second language and you are headed Used properly, home and business alarm systems are one for college, you will find this class to be very valu- of the most effective ways to deter burglaries and break- able with an in-depth analysis of English grammar ins. Through this class, presented by the City of Irvine and structure to help you succeed in any class taught Police Department, residents and business owners can in English. Classes begin monthly and are taught en- learn how to eliminate the frustration and expense of tirely online. Fee is $99 for six week format (24 hours). false alarms. Attendees save up to $100 on their next false Visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine to register. More info: alarm fee. More info and to register, call 949-724-7066 or 949-724-6611. email [email protected]. Tu Jul 21 9am–10am ICC $15 #150518 Oui! Learn French: FREE It’s Your Money Teens & Adults This lecture series is made up of eight individual ses- With Nilo’s easy conversational sions, designed to educate attendees in different aspects course, learn proper pronun- of money management. Information about the selection ciation, useful vocabulary, of a non-commissioned financial planner is provided. At- grammar and beginning con- tend one or the whole series. Presented by Professional versation. Class suitable for Fiduciary Associates. More info: 949-724-6926. students and travelers. Inst: Nilo Anoush. Supply fee: $10. M Sep 14–Nov 2 1:30pm–3:30pm LSC Free #146281 Ages 13+. Using Social Media Th Jun 25–Aug 27 6:30pm–7:30pm RSC $120 #154549 NEW in Business Speed Spanish Online Learn how to use the five most popular social media plat- Learn Spanish in the comfort of your own home from col- forms: to grow and promote your business. Classes begin lege instructor Dan Mikels. Classes begin monthly and monthly and are taught entirely online. Fee is $99 for are taught entirely online. Fee is $99 for six week format six week format (24 hours). Visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine (24 hours). Visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine to register. More to register. More info: 949-724-6611. info: 949-724-6611. Puppy Training

Training classes for your canine family member can be found on Page 95.

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FREE Registration information: irvinequickreg.org 949-724-6610 Homebuyers Orientation 101 Thinking about purchasing a home? This workshop pro- vides step-by-step guidance in purchasing a home; shop- ping for a realtor and lender; plus resources and programs to prepare for homeownership. Sa Jul 25 9am–11:30am RSC Free #154631 Sa Aug 22 9am–11:30am RSC Free #154632 Sa Sep 19 9am–11:30am RSC Free #154633 Estate Planning NEW Reverse Mortgage 101 Discover the benefits of an estate, plan for minors, protect assets from creditors and more from an experienced es- Learn the fundamentals of obtaining a reverse mortgage, tate planning attorney. and its implications, to decide if a reverse mortgage fits Th Jun 4 6:30pm–8:30pm LSC Free #151636 your needs. Th Sep 10 6:30pm–8:30pm LSC Free #154626 Th Jul 30 6:30pm–8pm LSC Free #154620 Home Buyer Education Leaving the Nest If you have not owned a home in the past three years, you Designed for young adults planning on moving out to qualify as a first-time buyer. Learn how to shop for lend- college or moving out of their parent’s home, learn about ers and how to budget for housing expenses. budgeting, upfront and hidden expenses when renting an apartment, finding roommates, living expenses and iden- Sa Jun 13 8:30am–4:30pm RSC Free #151642 tifying needs and wants. Ages 16+. Sa Jul 11 8:30am–4:30pm RSC Free #154628 Th Aug 6 6:30pm–7:30pm LSC Free #154621 Sa Aug 8 8:30am–4:30pm RSC Free #154629 Sa Sep 12 8:30am–4:30pm RSC Free #154630 Money in Marriage Identity Theft Prevention Creating shared goals in financial planning eliminates one of the biggest stressors in a relationship. Find com- Minimize your risk of identity theft. Recognize possible mon ground when it comes to budgeting, buying a house warning signs and what steps to take if you become a victim. and planning for the future. Th Jul 2 6:30pm–8pm LSC Free #154616 Th Aug 13 6:30pm–7:30pm LSC Free #154622 Retirement Planning NEW Savvy Social Security Planning Building a Comfortable Lifestyle for Tomorrow Social Security is the foundation of most Americans re- Learn how to calculate the cost of retirement and identify tirement income. When you retire, will it be there for you? potential sources of income, evaluate personal savings How much will the benefit be? When is the right time to and investment strategies to create a more comfortable start receiving benefits? These questions and many more retirement. will be answered during this informative workshop. Th Jul 9 6:30pm–8:30pm LSC Free #154617 Th Aug 27 6:30pm–8:30pm LSC Free #154624 Understanding Credit Reports Balancing Personal Finances & Scores Develop a successful financial plan for your life through tracking, evaluating and controlling your spending. Learn what is on your credit report, how your score is calcu- Th Sep 3 6:30pm–7:30pm LSC Free #154625 lated and ways to legally improve your credit on your own. Th Jul 16 6:30pm–8pm LSC Free #154618 Credit & Budgeting Fundamentals of Investing for First Time Home Buyers Maximize investment opportunities by learning about Learn about credit, credit reports, credit scores and their investment types and related tax implications. impact when applying for a home loan. Th Jul 23 6:30pm–8:30pm LSC Free #154619 Th Sep 17 6:30pm–7:30pm LSC Free #154627

These free programs are presented by Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Orange County More info: 714-547-2227 ext. 118 or [email protected]

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Computers dAnce, Music & Drama Creating Web Pages Ballroom Dance: Beginning I Learn how to design, create and post your own website. Get on the dance floor doing smooth dances such as the Classes begin monthly and are taught entirely online. Waltz or Fox Trot and rhythm dances like Swing, Cha Not available for online registration through the City, Cha or Salsa. No experience necessary. A registered please visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine to register. More info: partner is required in order to participate. More info: 949-724-6611. [email protected]. Inst: Carri Fox. Th Jun 25–Jul 30 6:45pm–7:30pm NCP $45 #154550 Introduction to Microsoft Excel Th Aug 6–Sep 10 6:45pm–7:30pm NCP $45 #154551

ADULTS 2013 Online Ballroom Dance: Become proficient in Microsoft Excel 2013 and learn doz- ens of shortcuts and tricks for setting up fully formatted Beginning/Intermediate worksheets quickly and efficiently. You’ll also learn the This class is for dancers with previous experience who secrets behind writing powerful mathematical formulas have already learned the Fox Trot, Waltz, Cha Cha and and discover how to use the function wizard to quickly Swing. New material will be introduced and basics will and automatically calculate statistics, loan payments, be reviewed. Registered partner required. More info: future value and more. Classes begin monthly and are [email protected]. Inst: Carri Fox. taught entirely online. Not available for online registra- Th Jun 25–Jul 30 7:30pm–8:15pm NCP $45 #154552 tion through the City, please visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine Th Aug 6–Sep 10 7:30pm–8:15pm NCP $45 #154553 to register. More info: 949-724-6611. Introduction to Guitar: Beginning Learn several open-position chords, strum styles, time sig- Microsoft Word 2010 Online natures and classic rock songs. New songs each session! Bring Learn how to create and modify documents in Word 2010, acoustic or electric guitar with small amplifier. More info: the worldís most popular word processing program, from [email protected]. Inst: Ron Gorman. Ages 14+. the comfort of your own home or office. Step-by-step in- W Aug 5–Sep 2 7pm–8pm NCP $99 #154709 structions and hands-on activities help you quickly mas- ter basic features of Word. Hand Percussion of the World Study drumming traditions and play a variety of instru- ed2go online classes ments from around the world. Explore and compare the different styles of African, Latin, Celtic and Middle Eastern hand percussion. More info: 949-388-1886 or [email protected]. Inst: George Medlock. Ages 18+. W Jun 24–Jul 8 7pm–8:15pm UCP $36 #154698 W Aug 12–Sep 9 7pm–8:15pm UCP $59 #154699 Gain Valuable COMPUTER SKILLS for the Ukulele: Beginning WORKPLACE from the comfort of your HOME! Learn how to play current and classic songs on the uku- lele. You will learn easy chords, how to read tablature EVERY COURSE INCLUDES: and how to play different strum styles. No previous ex- • Caring instructor • Certificate of completion perience required. Bring a ukulele to class. More info: • Monitored discussion area with a passing score [email protected]. Inst: Ron Gorman. Ages 14+. • Conversational, easy • Complete online access— W Aug 5–Sep 2 6pm–7pm NCP $99 #154711 to understand lessons take your course anytime, anywhere • Six weeks of instruction Cooking Classes Go to view ed2go.com/cityofirvine to view classes.

“classes start monthly” Cooking classes at the Fine Arts Center June 17 July 15 for adults are listed August 19 September 16 on Pages 85. Enroll online: ed2go.com/cityofirvine 949-724-6611

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Morning Pilates hEALth & Wellness with Yurika Evening Pilates with Yurika Stand tall, move better and feel good in this beginner level class. Stand tall, move better and feel good! Strengthen, tone, Using Pilates, learn to strength- and balance body and mind with Pilates. All levels wel- en, tone and balance the body come. Bring a mat and TheraBand™ (TheraBand™ available and mind. Bring a mat and from instructor for $5). Inst: Yurika Matsumoto. Ages 11+. TheraBand™ (TheraBand™ avail- Tu Jun 23–Sep 8 6:30pm–7:30pm WBCP $132 #154495 able from instructor for $5). Inst: Yurika Matsumoto. NEW Great Glow & Flow Yoga Th Jul 23–Sep 10 9am–10am CCP $95 #154497 Ignite your weekend with Yoga in a party atmosphere accompanied by grooving music and black lights. Wear Pi-Yo your whitest and brightest and bring your Yoga mat! All Pilates and Yoga together in one class! Tone and elon- levels welcome. All-levels welcome. Ages 16+. gate with this non-impact workout blending exercises F Jun 12 8:45pm–10pm OCGP $25 #153961 that complement each another. Bring a mat. More info: F Jul 17 8:45pm–10pm OCGP $25 #155876 [email protected]. Inst: Eugenia Lane. Ages 16+. *No class 7/4. Hatha Yoga with Diane Sa Jun 27–Aug 8* 9am–10am RSC $60 #154809 Health enhancing yoga practice focused on up-to-date medical yoga research. Class combines postures, medita- Pilates with Jennifer tion and yoga philosophy in a breath-centered practice. Improve muscle control, flexibility, coordination, strength Please avoid eating two hours prior to class; bring mat and and tone. Space is limited. Bring a mat. More info: blanket. Inst: Diane Pavesic RN, Certified Yoga Therapist, [email protected]. Inst: Jennifer Pearlstein. Ages 16+. YTRX-500C, E-RYT-500. *No class 7/2, 7/7, 7/9, 7/11. Int/Adv M Jun 22–Aug 31 11:30am–12:30pm UCP $138 #154594 Tu Jun 23–Aug 25* 6:30pm–7:45pm RSC $95 #155901 Beg M Jun 22–Aug 31 12:30pm–1:30pm UCP $138 #154595 Th Jun 25–Aug 27* 1pm–2pm RSC $76 #155902 Int M Jun 22–Aug 31 5:45pm–6:45pm SSNP $138 #154596 Tu Jun 23–Aug 27* 6:30pm–7:45pm RSC $154 #155903 Beg W Jun 24–Sep 2 12:30pm–1:30pm UCP $138 #154597 Th 1pm–2pm RSC Beg W Jun 24–Sep 2 5:45pm–6:45pm LSC $138 #154598

Meditation & Breathing Tai Chi (Yang-Style) Learn to focus and meditate to help Learn easy techniques to reduce stress, increase energy and reduce stress, relieve tension, lower gain mental focus with Yang-style Tai Chi. Relax mentally blood pressure and promote healing. and physically at deep levels. Inst: Bing Luh. Supply fee: $20 Inst: Bing Luh. Supply fee: $10 for full (DVD included). Ages 16+. course. Ages 16+. Demo Tu Jul 7 6:30pm–7:30pm DCP Free #155005 Demo Tu Jul 7 7:45pm–8:45pm DCP Free #155007 Tu Jul 14–Sep 1 6:30pm–8pm DCP $99 #155006 Tu Jul 14–Aug 25 8:10pm–9:25pm DCP $89 #155008 Sports Injury MELT® NEW FREE Discover a method to reduce pain and function more Prevention Classes efficiently with simple 10-minute self-care techniques Join a Hoag Medical Group sports medicine physi- using soft balls or soft rollers. Developed by bestselling cian for an educational presentation focusing on the author and manual therapist Sue Hitzmann, The MELT prevention and treatment of sports related injuries. Method® is an innovative self-treatment program that fo- Full course topics and descriptions listed online at cuses on the connective tissues to relieve aches and pains irvinequickreg.org. Inst: Hien Nghiem, M.D., C.A.Q.S.M. brought on by aging and active living. Inst: Niki Parker. Location: Hoag Medical Group, 4900 Barranca Parkway, *No class 9/8. Suite 103, Irvine 92604. Hands & Feet Tu Jul 7 9am–10am RSC $5 #155905 High School Sports: Soft Roller Tu Jul 7–28 10am–11am RSC $32 #155904 Ways to Prevent Common Sports Injuries Hands & Feet Tu Aug 4 9am–10am RSC $5 #155906 Tu Jun 30 6pm–7pm HMGP Free #155864 Soft Roller Tu Aug 4–25 10am–11am RSC $32 #155907 Summer Exercise & Sports: Hands & Feet Tu Sep 1 9am–10am RSC $5 #155908 Staying Injury Free Soft Roller Tu Sep 1–29* 10am–11am RSC $32 #155909 W Jul 22 6pm–7pm HMGP Free #155870

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NEW Therapeutic Yoga with Mona Hikes Therapeutic Yoga blends restorative yoga supported pos- tures, gentle yoga, breathwork and guided meditation. Techniques are combined to be gentle yet effective for Hiking the Trails bringing the body into balance and reducing stress after Hike on some of the most beautiful trails found in our local injury or illness. Therapeutic Yoga is a deeply meditative mountains. Terrain varies from moderate to strenuous. experience. Inst: Mona Ness. Set your own pace. Inst: Jesper Widen. Ages 18+. M Jun 8–Jul 27 4:30pm–6pm LSC $35 #156093 Sa Aug 15 7:45am–5pm RSC $40 #154229 M Aug 3–Sep 28 4:30pm–6pm LSC $35 #156094 Hitting the Trails Yoga for Active Older Adults Exert yourself out of doors on some

ADULTS with Mona of the most challenging trails the Anyone can practice yoga regardless of age or experi- Southland has to offer. These stren- ence. Energize your body and improve your flexibility. uous hikes are for no-nonsense hik- All levels welcome. Bring yoga mat and water. More info: ers. Distances vary from eight to 16 949-724-6800. Inst. Mona Ness. Ages 50+. *No class 9/7. miles. Inst: Jesper Widen. Ages 18+. Sa Sep 12 6:15am–5:30pm RSC $40 #154230 M Jun 1–Jul 27 8:45am–10am LSC $45 #155913 W May 20–Jul 29 10:30am–11:45am LSC $55 #155914 W May 20–Jul 29 9am–10am RSC $55 #155917 Th May 21–Jul 30 9:30am–10:45am RSC $55 #155915 mArtial Arts M Aug 3–Sep 28* 8:45am–10am LSC $25 #156073 W Aug 5–Sep 30 9am–10am RSC $45 #156075 Aikido for Adults W Aug 5–Sep 30 10:30am–11:45am LSC $45 #156074 A non-competitive, non-aggressive and effective form Th Aug 6–Sep 24 9:30am–10:45am RSC $45 #156076 of self-defense, which can enhance self-confidence, F Jul 10–Sep 25 9am–10:15am RSC $60 #156092 aerobic conditioning and stress reduction. More info: [email protected]. Location: Mumonkan-Do Yoga Aikido Studio, 17905 Sky Park Circle #L. Ages 13+. Sa Jul 11–25 9:30am–11am STUDIO $80 #154512 for Relaxation Sa Aug 1–29 9:30am–11am STUDIO $80 #154513 & Renewal Sa Sep 12–26 9:30am–11am STUDIO $80 #154514 After a day of work, join us for refreshing and relaxing Karate with Roy Cadiente guided yoga. Beginners Karate promotes personal development and self-disci- welcome. Inst: Bridget In- pline. Uniform available from instructor for $26.50 and gham of Yoga World. Ages up. More info: 949-837-8641. Inst: Roy Cadiente (Wed) or 14+. *No class 9/7. Matt Hemenez (Thurs). M Jul 13–Sep 21* 5:45pm–6:45pm LSC $108 #156012 W Jul 1–22 7:30pm–8:30pm DCP $48 #155012 Th Jul 2–23 7:30pm–8:30pm NCP $48 #155009 Yoga for Strength, W Aug 5–26 7:30pm–8:30pm DCP $48 #155013 Energy & Balance Th Aug 6–27 7:30pm–8:30pm NCP $48 #155010 W Sep 2–23 7:30pm–8:30pm DCP $48 #155014 This stimulating yoga class is designed for those interested Th Sep 3-24 7:30pm-8:30pm NCP $48 #155011 in a stronger form of yoga practice. Inst: Bridget Ingham of Yoga World. Ages 14+. *No class 9/7. Self Defense Kung Fu M Jul 13–Sep 21* 7pm–8:30pm LSC $108 #156013 Enhance your overall health and longevity by learning traditional Shaolin kung fu and the application of kung Zumba Gold® fu self-defense skills. This traditional Chinese martial arts This easy-to-follow program lets you move to the beat at promotes self-defense and physical fitness. More info: your own speed. Latin rhythms, rock ‘n’ roll and swing [email protected] or 949-701-8810. Location: Or- turn this low-impact dance workout in to a party! Ton- ange County Shaolin Temple Cultural Center, 375 Bristol ing sticks are limited. Inst: Barbara Bohlig. Ages 50+. St. #45, Costa Mesa 92626. Supply fee: $20. Inst: Master *No class 8/27-9/7. Shi Yanqing. Ages 13+. Int M Jul 6–Sep 28* 4:30pm–5:30pm LSC $55 #155910 W Jul 1–29 8pm–8:50pm OCSTCC $130 #154537 Low Impact Tu Jul 7–Sep 29* 4:30pm–5:30pm RSC $55 #155911 W Aug 5–26 8pm–8:50pm OCSTCC $104 #154538 Int W Jul 1–Sep 30* 4:30pm–5:30pm RSC $60 #155912 W Sep 2–30 8pm–8:50pm OCSTCC $130 #154539

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Shotokan Karate for Adults more Choices! Taught for centuries by generations of Japanese tradition- alists, this style of karate teaches blocks, strikes, punch- es, kicks and body mechanics to maximize self-defense Community Emergency while improving fitness, strength, focus and discipline. FREE Course runs monthly. Second family member only $60/ Response Team, month (this price is available through mail, fax or walk- (CERT) Course in registrations only). Annual AAU membership required at first class ($16/child; $29/adult). More info: 951-283- Help yourself, your family and your community during 1544. Inst: Tai Cigar, World Champion, AAU/USA Karate a disaster by training to be a member of Irvine’s CERT Coach. Ages 13+. *No class 9/7. program. The 28-hour training course teaches basic hands-on response skills needed for fire safety, light M, W Jul 1–29 7:45pm–8:45pm HPCC $70 #154642 search and rescue, disaster medical operations and

ADULTS M, W Aug 3–31 7:45pm–8:45pm HPCC $70 #154643 more. Enrollment limited to 33 students. Enroll online at M, W Sep 2–30* 7:45pm–8:45pm HPCC $70 #154644 cityofirvine.org/cert. More info: [email protected] or M, W Jul 1–Sep 30* 7:45pm–8:45pm HPCC $180 #154645 949-724-7054. Ages 18+. W, M Jul 22–Aug 17 6:15pm–10pm ICC Free #155237 NEW Sparring for Adults Learn punches, kicks, wrestling techniques, takedowns, Creative Writing throws, sweeps, kick catches, elbow and knee strikes Do you have a half-finished novel, great family stories or that are used in full-contact kickboxing. More info: an idea for a children’s book, short story or screenplay? [email protected] or 949-701-8810. Location: Orange Get serious and start writing! The instructor, a former County Shaolin Temple Cultural Center, 375 Bristol St. magazine editor, will guide you on your fiction/non-fic- #45, Costa Mesa 92626. Supply fee: $20. Ages 13+. tion projects or provide an assignment. Open to all levels M Jul 6–27 8pm–8:50pm OCSTCC $104 #154540 of experience. Inst: Dorothy Spirus. M Aug 3–31 8pm–8:50pm OCSTCC $130 #154541 Tu Aug 4–Sep 8 7:30pm–9pm RSC $145 #154745 M Sep 14–28 8pm–8:50pm OCSTCC $78 #154542 Writing for Magazines Women’s Safety and Self Defense: Discover what it takes to become a published freelance Just Yell Fire writer. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Dor- Learn to “fight like a girl” using quick and effective martial othy Spirus, freelance writer and former magazine editor. arts techniques. Avoid becoming a victim through aware- Tu Jun 30 7:30pm–9pm RSC $38 #155072 ness, practical self-defense techniques, and get-away skills. Just Yell Fire is an internationally recognized program. More Senior Services Volunteer FREE info: [email protected]. Inst: Doug Shields. Ages 12+. Informational Meeting Sa Jun 13 10am–12pm UCP $39 #151167 Sa Jul 18 10am–12pm UCP $39 #154741 Learn more about what is required to volunteer at the Sa Aug 22 10am–12pm UCP $39 #154742 City's senior centers. This meeting provides information on current openings and the variety of volunteer oppor- tunities available for adults and teens. Registration re- quired. More info: 949-724-6900. Ages 14+. W Jun 17 10am–11am LSC Free #145948 W Jun 17 5pm–6pm LSC Free #145949 W Jul 15 10am–11am LSC Free #145950 W Jul 15 5pm–6pm LSC Free #145951 W Aug 19 10am–11am LSC Free #145952 W Aug 19 5pm–6pm LSC Free #145953 W Sep 16 10am–11am LSC Free #145954 W Sep 16 5pm–6pm LSC Free #145955 Say Cheese! Fine Arts Classes hile visiting our facilities, parks and events, please be aware that City staff photographers may be taking photos Fine arts and W culinary classes or video for marketing purposes. If you do not want your image for adults are listed used, please notify the photographer at the time of the photo. on Pages 84.

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Great Park in Motion Parenting Get your Saturday mornings in motion with these fun fitness activities at the CPR & First Aid for Orange County Great Park. Registra- Infant/Child & Adult tion required. Cross Training: Ages 16+ Be prepared by taking an Emergency Medical Services Kick off your summer fitness Authority and State-approved CPR and/or First Aid class. routine each week with a vari- Participants receive University Training Center certifica- ety of high-intensity, function- tion (CPR and First Aid valid for two years). Inst: Uni- al movements in a team format. versity Training Center. Ages 14+. Children 10-13 may Get ready to have fun and challenge yourself. enroll with registered parent. Sa Jun 6–27 7am–8am OCGP $49 #153971

ADULTS CPR Sa Jun 13 9am–12pm LSC $30 #156014 First Aid Sa Jun 13 12:30pm–3:30pm LSC $30 #156015 Outdoor Yoga: Ages 12+ Both Sa Jun 13 9am–3:30pm LSC $60 #156016 Join in on this energizing experience that promotes strength, flexibility, weight loss and more using breath Hoag Medical Group and movement set to invigorating music. NEW FREE Sa Jun 6–27 8am–9am OCGP $49 #153972 Pediatric Classes Hula Hooping: Ages 12+ Expectant parents and new parents have the opportunity Come see what the hoopla is all about! This low-impact, to speak with a Hoag Medical Group pediatrician during high-cardio hooping class is a fun and social way to get a these free educational sessions full of in-depth prepara- full body work out. Learn cutting edge hoop tricks as you tion, advice and tips for your baby. Inst: Hoag Medical whirl and spin on the lawn! Group Pediatrician. Location: Hoag Medical Group Pe- Sa Jun 6–27 9am–10am OCGP $49 #153973 diatrics, 4900 Barranca Parkway, Suite 103, Irvine 92604. ask a Pediatrician Hula Dance & Fitness for Women Tu Jul 14 6pm–7pm HMGP Free #154706 Aloha and Iaorana! This class is a mix of traditional For Expectant Parents: Polynesian choreography with a modern fitness twist. How to Raise a Healthy Infant Using a series of low-impact Tahitian dance moves set Sa Jul 18 10am–11:30am HMGP Free #155895 to pounding drum beat, you will burn calories and have For New Parents: fun while toning abdominal, leg and arm muscles. All What to Know During the First Six Months levels are welcome. More info: [email protected]. W Aug 19 6pm–7pm HMGP Free #155897 Inst: Brenda Geringer. Tu Jul 28–Sep 15 7pm–8pm CCP $95 #154647

Sports & Fitness Jazzercise Monday–Thursday: Anaheim ICE: Skating for Adults 5:30–6:30 p.m. Learn to skate, glide on one foot, stop, turn and more. Turtle Rock Community Park Includes: skate rental, lessons, free practice on the day of class, plus three additional skating passes to Jazzercise is a calorie-torching, use during the session. More info: 714-518-3212 or hip-swiveling, Shakira’d–be-proud [email protected]. Location: Anaheim ICE, 300 dance party workout to put your W. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim. Ages 17+. abs to the test, with a hot playlist W Jul 1–22 7pm–7:30pm AI $39 #154498 to distract you from the burn. Our classes-Strike, Fusion, Core, Strength and Dance Mixx- will leave you breathless, tone and coming back for more. Cardio Boot Camp® Start working it with Jazzercise! All fitness levels welcome. Outdoor Fitness New customers get ONE MONTH FREE with 12 month commitment ($50 savings). Attend one or all classes Burn calories, improve strength and increase endurance at every Tustin/Irvine Jazzercise location. More info: with high-energy outdoor circuit training in this early [email protected] or 714-730-3758. Inst: Shawn morning workout. Inst: Body Business. *No class 7/6, 7/17. Masse. *No class 8/3-8/6, 9/7. M, W, F Jun 22–Jul 27* 5:30am–6:30am SETNP $149 #154805 Monthly Rate: $50 with 12 month agreement. Tu, Th Jun 23–Jul 28* 5:30am–6:30am OCGP $99 #154807 $55 with 6 month agreement. M, W, F Aug 3–Sep 4 5:30am–6:30am SETNP $149 #154806 $60 with 2 month agreement. Tu, Th Aug 4–Sep 3 5:30am–6:30am OCGP $99 #154808 Drop-In Rate: $20/meeting, pay at the door.

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Water Aerobics Great for both new and longtime participants of water fitness. This fun, fast-paced workout helps tone with- out stressing the back or knees. Cardio conditioning is Fall followed by total body resistance work and toning. When available, Tuesday morning and Friday classes are offered in deep water. Program offered year-round. Fee: $7/visit; $24/4 visits or $5 per class when purchasing for 10 or more visits. Purchase passes at the pool. Ages 16+. *No class 5/25, 6/18-19, 7/3, 7/27-7/31, 9/7. Schedule subject to change or relocation. Leagues M–F* 10am–11am WWJAC The Community Services Department Tu, Th* 7pm–8pm WWJAC offers the following adult sports programs: Zumba® Softball Ditch the workout 949-724-6669 and join the party! ƒ Men’s leagues in Burn up to 700 various levels calories while ton- ing and sculpting ƒ Coed leagues in to upbeat interna- various levels tional music. Inst: Body Business. Soccer Tu Jun 23–Jul 21 6pm–7pm NCP $53 #154801 Th Jun 25–Jul 23 7:15pm–8:15pm CCP $53 #154802 949-724-6825 Tu Aug 4–Sep 1 6pm–7pm NCP $53 #154803 ƒ Men’s 11 vs. 11 leagues Th Aug 6–Sep 3 7:15pm–8:15pm CCP $53 #154804 in various levels ƒ Men’s 7 vs. 7 leagues in various levels ƒ Coed 11 vs. 11 league ƒ Coed 7 vs. 7 leagues in various levels ƒ Women’s 7 vs. 7 league Basketball 949-724-6659 ƒ Men’s leagues in various levels ƒ Men’s 6’2” league ƒ Men’s masters league Registration Deadline: Late July Soccer at the Great Park 949-724-6586 ƒ Men’s 7 vs. 7 leagues in various levels ƒ Coed 7 vs. 7 leagues

For more information regarding any of the Adult Sports Leagues: Visit irvineathletics.org or call 949-724-6605.

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mEMBERSHIP PROGRAMS irvine senior services Computer Lab Providing services to adults age 50+ at Lakeview Senior Center Citywide, with two dedicated locations. Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–6 p.m. Lakeview Senior Center (LSC) Open lab time is available to Computer Lab members only. Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–6 p.m. Hours may vary due to class schedules, computer main- 949-724-6900 irvineseniors.org tenance and volunteer coverage. Members must read and 20 Lake Road, Irvine sign a copy of the lab rules and regulations. (Located in Mike Ward Community Park— Fees: Irvine Residents: $17/Year Non-Residents: $22/Year Woodbridge) Fitness Center

SENIORS Amenities Include: Nutrition program Keen Center for Senior Resources at Rancho Senior Center Recreation programs Clubs and support groups Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Computer Lab Billiards and game room Saturday: 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Rancho Senior Center (RSC) Sunday: 9 a.m.–2 p.m. Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–6 p.m. The Fitness Center provides older adults with a safe and 949-724-6800 irvineseniors.org comfortable workout environment. Orientation ($10) 3 Ethel Coplen Way, Irvine required prior to participation. Equipment available for Amenities Include: cardiovascular and strength training. Schedule orienta- tion and purchase memberships in person at the Rancho Fitness Center Recreation programs Clubs Senior Center. More info: 949-724-6800.

Health and fitness programs Game room Fees: Gold Card Non-Gold Card For more information and a complete listing of programs Members Members Orientation and services, visit irvineseniors.org. $55/Year $80/Year $10 Gold Card Start receiving your benefits today! Perks include discounts Rose Garden Café to Fitness Center, fitness classes, priority registration for Lakeview Senior Center special events and luncheons and pre-registration for high demand classes. Card includes picture for identification. Mike Ward Community Park–Woodbridge Purchase at either center. More info: 949-724-6800. 949-724-6900 irvineseniors.org Fees: Irvine Residents: $10/Year Non-Residents: $15/Year Enjoy a delicious hot meal with great service and a social atmosphere. Meals provide one-third of the June 26 Senior Fitness Expo: Page 18 nutritional dietary recommended daily allowance for seniors. A vegetarian alternative meal is offered daily. Menus are posted at both senior centers and in the Irvine Seniors Newsletter. Keen Center for Sponsorship and volunteer opportunities for senior nu- Senior Resources trition programs (Rose Garden Cafe and Irvine Meals Helping seniors and their families on Wheels) are available. Please call 949-724-6918 for more information. • Support Groups Lunch (Served Monday–Friday, 11:45 a.m.–12:30 p.m.) Fees • Assistance Programs Suggested donation (Ages 60+) $4* • Care Management Fee (Ages 59 and under) $5 Lakeview Senior Center 4th of July Th Jul 2 11:45am–12:30pm LSC $4/60+ 20 Lake Road, Irvine $5/59 and under Labor Day F Sep 4 11:45am–12:30pm LSC $4/60+ Monday-Thursday 9 a.m.-3 p.m. $5/59 and under Friday 9 a.m.-noon Oktoberfest W Sep 30 11:45am–12:30pm LSC $4/60+ $5/59 and under 949-724-6926 *No senior is turned away due to inability to make a donation. [email protected] Senior Services Monthly menus posted online at irvineseniors.org irvineseniors.org

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Programs & activities dAILY ACTIVITIES Individual Technology Tutoring Each center offers a variety of programs for free or at a nominal cost. For a listing, visit irvineseniors.org or stop Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays by either center and pick up a copy of Irvine Newsletter. 3:30–5 p.m. 949-724-6900 Learn how to use your computer, tablet or smart phone Lakeview Senior Center to its full capacity. Sign up for free individual 45-min- Book Club 1st Mondays 9am–11am Free ute tutoring sessions at the Lakeview Senior Center with Morning Socials Tuesdays 7:30am–9am $1 volunteer high school students from the Orange County Social Bridge Tuesdays 8am–2pm Free Longevity Stick Tuesdays/Thursdays 9am–10am Free Coders group. Call 949-724-6900 to schedule an appoint- International Crafters Tuesdays 9am–4pm Free ment. Bring your device. Bingo Tuesdays 12:30pm–3pm $8 buy-in/10 games Car Fit 1st Wednesdays 10:30am–11:30am Free FREE Joanie’s Raggtimers Social Tap Dance Music and Dance 2nd/4th Thursdays noon–1:30pm Free Have fun socializing while practicing fun tap dance steps. Travel Adventure Slideshow 3rd Thursdays 6:30pm–8:30pm Free All levels welcome. This weekly non-instructional class Taiwanese Mah Jongg Thursdays noon–5pm Free is a great way to meet people and exercise! More info: Tea Dance Thursdays 2pm–4pm Free Carrom Fridays 8am–6pm Free 949-724-6800. Ages 50+. *No class 7/1, 8/5, 9/2. Harmonica Fridays 9am–10am $30 Wednesdays* 11:30am–1pm RSC Free Morning Socials Fridays 10am–11am $1 Thursdays 9:30am–11:30am RSC Free Movie Matinee Fridays 12:15pm–2:30pm Free Mind Fitness Fun Fridays 10am–11am Free Legal Aid Society of Orange Saturday Night Dances 1st Saturdays 7pm–10pm $7 County: Free Consultations Rancho Senior Center 949-724-6800 Beginning Social Bridge Mondays 2pm–4pm Free Free legal consultations are available for adults age 60 American Style Mah Jongg Mondays 9:30am–noon Free and older. A representative will provide assistance with Longevity Stick Mondays 10am–11am Free general legal information. Second Thursday, monthly, Canasta Mondays/Wednesdays 12:30pm–3:30pm Free 12:30-4:30 p.m. Registration required. More info and to International Discussion Group 3rd Tuesdays 9:30am–11:20am Free schedule an appointment, call 949-724-6926. Mind Fitness Fun Tuesdays 9:30am–10:30am Free Scrabble Tuesdays 1pm–4pm Free Bunco 1st Wednesdays 12pm–3pm $5 Mobility Equipment Walking Club Thursdays 9am–10am Free Social Tap Dance Thursdays 9:30am–11:30am Free Lending Program Chess Fridays 11am–1pm Free Canasta Fridays 12pm–4pm Free Mobility Equipment Lending Program available at the Open Dance Studio Fridays 3pm–5pm Free Keen Center for Senior Resources, located at the Lakev- Film Club 2nd Fridays 10:30am–11:30am Free iew Senior Center. Wheelchairs, walkers, crutches and canes available at no cost for a 30-day loan period, based upon equipment available. More info: 949-724-6926. Irvine Senior Travelers For more information and to receive a free trip listing, Driver Safety–AARP Smart Driver call 888-882-8714 or email [email protected]. The AARP Driver Safety program is the nation’s first and larg- n Day Tours est refresher course for drivers over 50. Learn current road Getty Center rules, safe vehicle operation and how to adjust to common Jul 8 Cost: $55/person Barbara Abshire 949-552-0540 age-related changes in vision, hearing and reaction time. L.A. Past & Present Mandarin W Jul 1 8:30am–5pm LSC $15 Nov 4 Cost: $56/person Barbara Abshire 949-552-0540 Mandarin W Sep 2 8:30am–5pm LSC $15 n Extended Tours

FREE Summer Breezes & Stinking Roses by Rail Film Club at Seniors Jul 22–25 $799–$1,139 Sandra Cullum 949-769-6490 Do you enjoy watching movies? Better yet, do you love National Parks of America them so much you want to discuss every detail? Our Film Sept 26–Oct 7 $3,879–$5,229 Mary Zuniga 949-786-9302 Club is just for you! The club meets every month to discuss New England Rails & Trails a particular film chosen by the group. Get your popcorn Oct 3–10 $2,675–$3,525 Linda Lako 949-725-9896 ready and enjoy this group with your fellow film enthusi- asts. Takes place on the 2nd Friday of the month. Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta Oct 9–14 $2,095–$2,770 Barbara Abshire 949-552-0540 F Jul 10, Aug 14, Sep 11 10:30am–11:30am RSC Free

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H20: Dive TRAINING Spring Board Diving Diving is one of the most popular Olympic sports requir- Coaches Certification ing similar skills to that of a gymnast; strength, flexibility, CPR, AED & First Aid Review and Safety Training judgment and air awareness. Come join us to learn the for Swim Coaches proper diving techniques off 1- and 3-meter diving boards. This refresher course allows those previously certified in Ages 7-13. American Red Cross, AED and first aid to renew their Beginning certification. The first part of the training includes CPR, M–Th Jun 22–Jul 2 11am–11:40am WWJAC $80 #150120 AED and first aid skills review leading up to a written test M–Th Jul 6–16 11am–11:40am WWJAC $80 #150123 and skills challenge. The second portion is safety training M–Th Aug 3–13 11am–11:40am WWJAC $80 #150126 for swim coaches which includes water polo coaches and Intermediate other individuals involved in aquatic programs. Course M–Th Jun 22–Jul 2 11:45am–12:25pm WWJAC $80 #150121 includes written test and in water skills session. Bring swimsuit and towel. Includes $50 ARC. Ages 15+. M–Th Jul 6–16 11:45am–12:25pm WWJAC $80 #150124 M–Th Aug 3–13 11:45am–12:25pm WWJAC $80 #150127 Su May 31 9am–1pm WWJAC $150 #150091 Su Sep 13 9am–1pm WWJAC $150 #150093 PRIVATE swim LESSONS water fitness & more Classes offered every 30 minutes Lessons offered six days a week at varying times Water Aerobics All lessons are 25 minutes Fee: $30 per class Great for both new and longtime participants of water fitness. This fun, fast-paced workout helps tone with- out stressing the back or knees. Cardio conditioning is 1 On 1 Stroke Technique followed by total body resistance work and toning. When Geared toward swim team participants, triathletes, lap available, Tuesday morning and Friday classes are offered swimmers or anyone looking to gain a competitive edge. in deep water. Program offered year-round. Fee: $7/visit; This class focuses on proper technique and mechanics of $24/4 visits or $5 per class when purchasing for 10 or all four strokes. Pre-register onsite only. Twenty-five min- more visits. Purchase passes at the pool. Ages 16+. *No ute spots throughout the day. Instructor is not in the water. class 5/25, 6/18-19, 7/3, 7/27-7/31, 9/7. Schedule subject Space is limited. More info: 949-724-6717. Ages 5+. to change or relocation. M–F* 10am–11am WWJAC Flexible Schedule Private Lessons Tu, Th* 7pm–8pm WWJAC A limited number of private lessons will be offered for private (one student) to semi-private (two students) per instructor. Senior Splash The person requesting the semi-private class is responsible This shallow water, low-impact class is paced for seniors for finding the additional participant. Classes are scaled to and designed to promote joint flexibility, range of the participants skill level. You are not guaranteed the same motion and agility while building cardiovascular fitness instructor. Space is limited. More info: 949-724-6717. and muscle strength. Minimum registration must be met prior to first class to avoid cancellation; please reg- ister in advance. Ages 50+. *No class 7/28, 7/30. Tu,Th May 19–Jun 16 9am–9:45am WWJAC $20 #148621 Withdrawal Requests Tu Jun 23–Sep 1* 9am–9:45am WWJAC $20 #148622 ithdrawal requests for Learn To Swim must be made Th Jun 25–Sep 3* 9am–9:45am WWJAC $20 #148623 Win writing 10 days prior to the start of the session. Tu, Th Jun 23–Jul 23 9am–9:45am WWJAC $20 #148624 The session always begins on a Monday, even if your class Tu, Th Aug 4–Sep 3 9am–9:45am WWJAC $20 #148625 begins on a Tuesday. A $5 withdrawal fee applies per class. Requests received fewer than 10 days prior to the H2O: POLO start of the session will be processed for 50 percent of Here is your chance to learn water polo or build on what the fees. Withdrawals/refunds are not available once the you already know! Learn head up swimming, dribbling, session begins. Sorry, there are no make-ups or credits for passing, shooting, rules and strategy of the game. Ages 9-14. missed classes. Email [email protected] with your T, Th Jun 23–Jul 2 1:30pm–2:30pm WWJAC $50 #150132 withdrawal request. Refunds may be processed upon request T, Th Jul 7–16 1:30pm–2:30pm WWJAC $50 #150133 for an additional $5 refund fee. T, Tn Aug 4–13 1:30pm–2:30pm WWJAC $50 #150134

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William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center (WWJAC) 4601 Walnut Ave., Irvine 949-724-6717 irvineaquatics.org

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Parking is limited in the front lot at William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center Please arrive early to find parking or use the lots at Irvine High School (off Escolar) or at Heritage Park (off Yale).

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LEARN TO SWim at Woollett SATURDAY SESSIONS & REGISTRATION sessions 4601 Walnut Ave., Irvine 949-724-6717 irvineaquatics.org May/June: May 16–June 13;* register March 15 *No class Saturday, May 23. Course # Day time July: June 27–July 25;* register May 17 Sessions *No class Saturday, July 4. 6 7 8 9 10 August: August 1–29;* register June 28 Teens (Ages 13–17) 40 minute classes *No class Saturday, August 8. 147653 147655 —— 147659 147663 M/W 7pm–7:40pm FEEs —— 147656 —— —— —— T/Th 7:30pm–8:10pm Lesson Time Level Saturdays Adults (Ages 18+) 40 minute classes 25 minutes Little Fish/Big Fish $28 —— 146625 146622 146616 146618 M/W 7pm–7:40pm 25 minutes Privates $100 146620 —— —— —— —— M/W 7:30pm–8:10pm 40 minutes Adults/Teens $40 146619 —— —— —— —— T/TH 6pm–6:40pm Classes generally meet 4 times per session. —— —— —— —— 146617 T/TH 6:30pm–7:10pm —— 146624 146621 146614 —— T/TH 7pm–7:40pm Course # Day time Sessions Private Lessons (Ages 6 months +) 25 minute classes May July Aug —— —— —— —— 147573 M/W 2:30pm–2:55pm Ducklings (Ages 6–36 months) 25 minute classes —— —— 147545 —— —— M/W 3pm–3:25pm —— —— 147551 —— —— M/W 4pm–4:25pm 146807 146811 —— Sa 9am–9:25am 146808 146826 146839 Sa 9:30am–9:55am 147587 —— —— —— —— M/W 4:30pm–4:55pm —— 146831 —— Sa 10am–10:25am —— —— 147549 —— —— M/W 6:30pm–6:55pm —— 146828 146840 Sa 11am–11:25am —— —— 147547 —— —— M/W 7:30pm–7:55pm —— 146827 —— Sa 11:30am–11:55am —— —— —— —— 147585 T/Th 12pm–12:25pm —— —— —— —— 147574 T/Th 2:30pm–2:55pm Little Fish (Ages 3–6 years) 25 minute classes —— —— 147546 —— —— T/Th 3pm–3:25pm —— 147266 —— Sa 9am–9:25am —— —— 147552 —— —— T/Th 4pm–4:25pm —— 147227 —— Sa 9:30am–9:55am —— —— 147550 —— —— T/Th 6:30pm–6:55pm —— 147274 147211 Sa 10am–10:25am —— —— 147548 —— —— T/Th 7:30pm–7:55pm —— 147228 147253 Sa 10:30am–10:55am 147590 147594 —— —— —— M–Th 9am–9:25am —— 147225 —— Sa 11am–11:25am 147603 147595 —— 147571 —— M–Th 9:30am–9:55am —— 147226 —— Sa 12:30pm–12:55pm —— —— —— 147570 147561* M–Th 10:30am–10:55am Big Fish: Hippos (Ages 6–13) 25 minute classes —— —— —— 147562 147586* M–Th 11am–11:25am —— 147072 147055 Sa 9:30am–9:55am —— —— —— —— 147577* M–Th 11:30am–11:55am —— 147046 —— Sa 12:00pm–12:25pm 147591 147620 147554 147563 —— M–Th 12:30pm–12:55pm 147592 147613 —— —— 147572 M–Th 1pm–1:25pm Big Fish: Turtles (Ages 6–13) 25 minute classes 147616 147588 —— 147568 —— M–Th 1:30pm–1:55pm —— 147756 147732 Sa 9:30am–9:55am 147606 147589 —— 147569 —— M–Th 2pm–2:25pm —— 147757 —— Sa 12:00pm–12:25pm 147593 147614 —— 147564 —— M–Th 2:30pm–2:55pm Big Big Fish: Eels (Ages 6–13) 25 minute classes 147597 147598 —— 147566 147578 M–Th 3pm–3:25pm —— 146936 —— Sa 9:30am–9:55am —— —— —— 147565 —— M–Th 3:30pm–3:55pm —— 146900 —— Sa 12:00pm–12:25pm 147596 —— —— 147623 M–Th 4pm–4:25pm —— —— —— —— 147575 M–Th 6pm–6:25pm Private Lessons 25 minute classes —— —— —— —— 147576 M–Th 7pm–7:25pm 147535 147599 147579 Sa 8am–8:25am —— —— —— 147567 —— M–Th 7:30pm–7:55pm 147536 147601 147580 Sa 8:30am–8:55am *Course meets for 1 week (8/17-8/20). Fee: $100 147537 —— 147581 Sa 9am–9:25am 147541 —— —— Sa 9:30am–9:55am 147539 —— —— Sa 10am–10:25am Splash Camps 147540 147610 147582 Sa 10:30am–10:55am 147538 147611 147583 Sa 11am–11:25am —— 147618 147584 Sa 11:30am–11:55am Looking for a summer —— 147617 —— Sa 12pm–12:25pm camp at the pool? —— 147600 —— Sa 12:30pm–12:55pm See Pages 51-52 for Smash ‘n’ Splash Adults 40 minute classes and Splash ‘n’ Sports camps. 146609 —— 146613 Sa 8:15am–8:55am —— 146623 —— Sa 8:45am–9:25am

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EARLY CHILDHOOD irvine fine arts center Providing art classes, programs and exhibitions for all ages in fully equipped art studios.

ARTS Monday–Thursday: 10 a.m.–9 p.m. Friday: 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Saturday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m. 949-724-6880 irvinefinearts.org 14321 Yale Avenue, Irvine (Located in Heritage Community Park)

NEW Arts Camp Junior Preschoolers enjoy a variety of art activities such as draw- ing, painting, clay modeling, printmaking, collage build- ing and more in this fun four-week camp. Teachers inte- grate the elements of art through education, socialization and play in a fun, colorful studio environment. Includes a T-shirt. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 3.5-5. Tu Jul 7–28 10am–12pm IFAC $75 #154402 Tu Jul 7–28 1pm–3pm IFAC $75 #154405 Th Jul 9–30 10am–12pm IFAC $75 #154404 Th Jul 9–30 1pm–3pm IFAC $75 #154406 Culinary Workshop: Parent & Me You and your little chef will cook and bake delicious food together! Parent participation required. Inst: Bryan Amenities Include: Estrada. IFAC Member: $21. Ages 3-6. Pizza Party! Sa Jul 18 1:30pm–3:30pm IFAC $25 #155805 Professional art instruction Children’s camps and activities Little Learners: Exhibitions and lectures NEW FREE Special events Art & Play Art Center store Explore, make friends and a mess in this free-form cre- ative workshop working with different art media in a stu- Studios Dedicated To: dio environment. Participants will create to their heart’s content with instructors close by to give technique tips Jewelry and tricks. Parent participation required. Ages 3-6. Photography Th Jun 18 10am–12pm IFAC Free #154612 Ceramics Tu Aug 25 10am–12pm IFAC Free #154613 Drawing & painting Printmaking Culinary arts More Options: Art Supplies Camps for Children (Page 56-57) ost art supplies for children’s classes are provided unless Drama for Children (Page 32) Ma supply fee is listed in the course description.

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Drawing & Painting Children Create colorful works of art using a variety of media. Em- phasis is on technical skills and creativity. All levels wel- Art of Print come. Inst: Paul Gardner. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 8-12. Did you know famous artists like Picasso and Rembrandt F Aug 7–28 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $75 #155799 also made prints? Join us on an artistic adventure where you will discover different ways to make colorful prints. Pencils, Pastels & Paints Explore the basic elements of art like color and compo- sition while learning about great artists and techniques. Learn to use pencils, paints, oil pastels and more to create Inst: Milada Pisoncikova. IFAC Member: $44. Ages 7-12. masterpieces that come alive with vibrant colors in this Sa Jul 18–Aug 8 2:30pm–4pm IFAC $49 #155810 highly structured program. Inst: Lynda Blahnik. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 6-10. Clay Adventure Sa Jul 18–Aug 22 10am–11:15am IFAC $75 #155808 Sa Sep 5–Oct 10 10am–11:15am IFAC $75 #155809 Make a decorated cup, bowl, animal or other imaginative creation using basic clay hand-building techniques. All levels welcome. Inst: Jarvis. IFAC Member: $55. Ages 6-8. Seasonal Ceramics Workshops W Jul 1–Aug 5 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $61 #155794 Join us in the Sculpture Studio once a month to make W Aug 19–Sep 23 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $61 #155795 clay projects for the season! Learn to hand-build special holiday-themed projects with your friends to take home Claymania! in time to celebrate. Ages 6-12. Lady Liberty Statuettes Tu Jun 2 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $15 #154344 The creative possibilities are endless in this class geared Summer Sea Turtles Tu Jul 7 4pm–6pm IFAC $15 #155788 for beginning hand-builders. Have fun making unique ceramics projects based on the inspiration of toys, car- Porcupine Pencil Pals Tu Aug 4 4pm–6pm IFAC $15 #155789 toons, and more! All levels welcome. Inst: Marci Bykat. Creepy Creaky Houses Tu Sep 8 3:30pm–5:30pm IFAC $15 #155790 IFAC Member: $72. Ages 8-12. Th Aug 6–Sep 24 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $79 #155798 Start with Art Start learning basic art concepts such as line, shape, color Creative Clay and composition. A variety of media will be used to create Create glazed and fired ceramic art using basic hand- challenging and fun painting and drawing projects. Inst: building techniques and beginning wheelwork. All levels Paul Gardner. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 5-8. welcome. Inst: Randy Au. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 8-12. Tu Aug 4–Sep 1 3:45pm–5pm IFAC $75 #155782 F Jul 10–Aug 14 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $75 #155801 Th Aug 6–Sep 3 3:45pm–5pm IFAC $75 #155783 Culinary Workshops for Children Learn basic culinary techniques and kitchen safety to de- July 11 velop confidence in a delicious environment. Inst: Bryan “Come Create with Me: Estrada. IFAC Member: $35. Ages 6-12. Pizza Party! Sa Jul 18 10am–12pm IFAC $39 #155802 I’m Paul Frank!” Summer Brunch Sa Jul 25 10am–12pm IFAC $39 #155803 10 a.m.–noon & 2–4 p.m. Irvine Fine Arts Center Summer Camps at the Art Center Grab your friends and join iconic designer Paul Frank in the studio for a hands-on creative workshop. The Children ages 6 to 15 event marks 20 years of Paul creating art and fash- can create, experiment ion that has helped define popular culture. Spend the and have fun working day designing with Paul and then take home your with a variety of art mediums own unique creation, along with a special limited in specialty camps at the edition print designed specifically for the event. Irvine Fine Arts Center. All ages welcome. Participants under age 6 must be Choose from Studio Arts registered and accompanied by an adult. Registra- Camp, Culinary Camp tion required; fee is $39 per person. Enroll in course or Arts Camps Summer! #156069 (10 a.m. class) or #156070 (2 p.m. class) at See Pages 56-57. irvinequickreg.org.

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Teen Photo TEENS Learn to use a 35mm camera, develop black-and-white film and print original images in the darkroom at IFAC. Inst: Digital Photography for Teens George Katzenberger. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 12-17. Has Instagram inspired you to do more photography? W Aug 12–Sep 16 4pm–6pm IFAC $75 #155793 Learn the fundamentals of digital photography by going beyond the automatic mode. Bring a camera with manu- Teen Wheel-Throwing ARTS al; digital SLR camera recommended. Minor printing cost at participant’s expense. Inst: George Katzenberger. IFAC Gain the wheel-throwing skills necessary to construct a Member: $72. Ages 12-17. variety of pottery forms including bowls, mugs and plates. Explore hand building, glazing and other surface decora- W Jul 1–Aug 5 4:30pm–6:30pm IFAC $79 #155791 tion techniques. All levels welcome. Inst: Laura Haight. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 11-17. Printmaking Th Jul 9–Aug 27 4pm–6pm IFAC $75 #155797 Design, cut, print! Turn your drawing, photo or idea into a linocut print. Learn and experiment using the printing press to make great art prints to frame or use as cards. All Adults levels welcome. IFAC Member: $81. Ages 13-17. W Jul 22–Aug 26 4:15pm–6:15pm IFAC $89 #155792 Ceramics Teen & Adult Ceramics Ceramics: Both teens and adults are welcome to learn hand-build- Decorative ing and wheel-throwing techniques in the IFAC Ceram- ics Studio this summer. Create glazed and fired ceramic Surface Techniques art under the guidance of an experienced instructor. Inst: Explore a variety of techniques for embellishment of ce- Laura Haight. IFAC Member: $125. Ages 16+. ramic surfaces. Develop working knowledge of the ways Th Jul 2–Sep 3 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $145 #155566 one can decorate and enhance work through working with the clay in various states. Topics include hand build- ing fundamentals and techniques, glazes, slips, stains, carving, patterns and textures. All levels welcome. Inst: Cory Olewnik. Supply fee $50-$80. IFAC Member: $125. M Jun 29–Aug 31 10am–1pm IFAC $145 #155567 Ceramics: Wheel-Throwing Learn the skills needed to create bowls, plates and other clay forms on the potter’s wheel. Great for all levels. Inst: Garrett Stryker. IFAC Member: $125. M Jun 29–Aug 31 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $145 #155565 Character Design & Sculpture Go through a step-by-step process of character develop- Teen Ceramics Studio ment with an emphasis on planning to create a dimen- sional character maquette. Some materials provided by Tuesdays: 4–6 p.m. students. Experience in drawing or sculpture is desired, Irvine Fine Arts Center but not required. Inst: Brent Walker. Supply fee $70-$80. This teen only, open studio program is for those with IFAC Member: $169. Ages 15+. intermediate experience, who are currently enrolled Th Jul 9–Sep 10 6pm–9pm IFAC $189 #155596 in a ceramics class or have taken one within the past year. Although an instructor is available for assis- Portrait Sculpture tance, the program enables teens to work indepen- dently with equipment and clay in an open space. Learn fundamentals of sculpting a human-head out of The program runs every Tuesday from 4-6 p.m. Art clay. Examine the human form from realistic to abstract supplies are provided. Purchase passes at the Irvine to develop an understanding of concept, planning, props Fine Arts Center in Heritage Park. Fee: daily pass $8; and form. Inst: Dale Prochnow. Supply list provided in five-use pass $37; 10-use pass $69. Ages 12-17. class. IFAC Member: $125. Tu Jun 30–Sep 1 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $145 #155567

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Portrait Sculpture: NEW Culinary Arts Advanced Culinary Workshops Continue your skill development in sculpting a human- head out of clay. Work at your own pace while learning Enjoy fresh tastes of the season and discover culinary tips to incorporate personality and character into representa- while perfecting gourmet recipes. Menus available online. tional and abstract human sculpture. For advanced stu- Register by 3 p.m. the day before workshop. Inst: Chris- dents only. Inst: Dale Prochnow. Supply list provided in tianne Winthrop or Sharon Murphy. IFAC Member: $54. class. IFAC Member: $125. The Perfect BBQ Tu Jun 2 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $59 #151898 Th Jul 2–Sep 3 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $145 #156178 Burgers & Fries Tu Jun 9 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $59 #151899 Best of Brunch Tu Jun 16 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $59 #151900 Outdoor Grilling Tu Jul 7 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $59 #155569 Pottery: Combined Techniques Crepes Tu Jul 14 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $59 #155570 Discover creative possibilities through learning both Summer Brunch Tu Aug 4 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $59 #155572 wheel-throwing and hand-building skills with clay. Func- Sushi Basics Tu Aug 11 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $59 #155573 tional and sculptural projects may be demonstrated. All You Say Tomato Tu Aug 18 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $59 #155574 levels welcome. IFAC Member: $20 discount. Late Summer Grilling Tu Aug 25 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $59 #155575 Tu Jun 30–Sep 1 10am–1pm IFAC $145 #155561 French Macarons Tu Sep 1 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $59 #155576 Tu Jun 30–Sep 1 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $145 #155562 Th Jul 2–Sep 3 10am–1:30pm IFAC $169 #155564 French Bakery Trio Teen & Adult Ceramics Bonjour! Learn to bake like a true Parisian in these one-day specialized workshops led by Chef Sylvie Roux. Supply fee: Both teens and adults are welcome to learn hand-build- $5 per workshop. IFAC Member: $36. ing and wheel-throwing techniques in the IFAC Ceram- ics Studio this summer. Create glazed and fired ceramic Spring art under the guidance of an experienced instructor. Inst: Mille-Feuille/Napoleon Cake W Jun 3 7pm–9pm IFAC $39 #151903 Laura Haight. IFAC Member: $125. Ages 16+. Choux & Eclairs W Jun 10 7pm–9pm IFAC $39 #151904 Th Jul 2–Sep 3 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $145 #155566 Summer Croissants & Pain au Chocolat Th Jul 2 7pm–9pm IFAC $39 #155583 Chocolate Macarons Th Jul 9 7pm–9pm IFAC $39 #155584 Choux & Eclairs Th Jul 16 7am–9pm IFAC $39 #155585 French Seasonal Cooking with Chef Sylvie Roux Family, friends and great food are the ingredients for any seasonal celebration. Come prepared to cook using fresh seasonal ingredients with Chef Sylvie Roux, and then delight in enjoying the carte du jour for lunch. Menus available online. Supply fee: $10 per workshop. IFAC Ceramics Open Studio Member: $36. Ages 16+. Monday: 1–6 p.m. Th Jun 18 10am–1pm IFAC $39 #151910 Wednesday: 10 a.m.–3 p.m.; 6:30–9:30 p.m. Th Sep 10 10am–1pm IFAC $39 #155586 Friday: 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Th Sep 17 10am–1pm IFAC $39 #155587 Th Sep 24 10am–1pm IFAC $39 #155588 Saturday: 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. The Ceramics Studio is equipped with wheels, NEW Summer Home Cooking kilns, slab roller, damp room and complete glaze room. Regular firings are scheduled by technicians. Learn time-saving techniques in home cooking from Stoneware clay is available for purchase. Closed-toe Chef Sharon Murphy. An abundance of ideas, methods, shoes required. and variations will be presented in these hands-on work- shops. Come prepared to try new techniques and sample Fees: Irvine residents Non-residents delectable dishes. Take one class for $59 (IFAC Member $13 per day $15 per day $54) or all three for $150! (IFAC Member $140). $59 for 5-use pass $69 for 5-use pass Pies & Cakes Tu Jun 2 10am–12pm IFAC $59 #155579 $105 for 10-use pass $125 for 10-use pass All About Lemons Tu June 9 10am–12pm IFAC $59 #156170 More info and to register, call IFAC at 949-724-6880. Paleo Style Lunch Tu June 16 10am–12pm IFAC $59 #156171 All 3 Workshops Tu Jun 2, 9, 16 10am–12pm IFAC $150 #156172

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Drawing & Painting Watercolor Painting Practice color mixing, composition, technique and more Acrylic Painting through lectures, demonstrations, personal guidance and Discover the five essentials to producing successful paint- critique. Different topics each week. Designed for experi- ings in a studio setting. Initial emphasis will be on com- enced beginners and intermediates. Supply list will print position, value, color, texture and focal point. All levels on receipt. Inst: Marlene Gerloff. IFAC Member: $109. welcome. Supply list will print on receipt. Inst: Paul Gard- Sa Jul 25–Aug 29 12:30pm–3pm IFAC $119 #155595

ARTS ner. IFAC Member: $109. Ages 16+. Tu Jun 30–Aug 4 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $99 #155589 Jewelry Drawing Basic Enameling & Jewelry Basics Add vibrant colors to your jewelry using basic enameling Learn basic drawing skills techniques on copper and silver with opaque, transparent through the study of line, and opalescent enamels. Various techniques presented in- space, value, form, com- cluding torch enameling. Inst: Melinda Alexander. Supply position and perspective fee: $20. IFAC Member: $129. in this class for beginners. Th Jul 2–Aug 6 10am–2pm IFAC $139 #155666 IFAC Member: $90. M Jul 13–Aug 17 7pm–9:30pm IFAC $99 #155590 Jewelry Design & Creation Painting in Oils Design and create necklaces, earrings, rings and more. Piercing, forming, soldering, stone setting and finishing Paint beautiful pictures using the five critical secrets of techniques will be taught. Inst: Melinda Alexander. Sup- color mixing and brushwork. Learn how to compose ply fee: $30. IFAC Member: $149. powerful paintings and more. Supply list will print on re- Beg M Jun 29–Aug 17 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $159 #155622 ceipt. Inst: Tom Brown. IFAC Member: $109. Int/Adv Th Jul 2–Aug 20 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $159 #155623 W Jun 24–Aug 12 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $119 #155592 Jewelry Workshop: Cold Connections Join metals together without heat and solder. Cold con- nections include rivets and other design elements for your jewelry creations. Inst: Melinda Alexander. Supply fee: $5. IFAC Member: $54. Th Jun 11 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $59 #152017 Th Aug 27 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $59 #155667 Jewelry Workshop: Hinges Jewelry Open Studio Hinges are a fun and easy method of joining metal where movement is required. Make a basic hinge for your jew- Monday: 1–6 p.m. elry designs with professional jeweler Melinda Alexander. Wednesday: 2–6 p.m. Supply fee: $5. IFAC Member: $54. Friday: 10 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Th Jun 18 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $59 #152018 Saturday: 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Th Sep 3 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $59 #155669 The Jewelry Studio is equipped with jewelry cast- Jewelry Workshop: ing and fabricating equipment including casting cen- trifuge, burnout ovens, torches, hydraulic press, polish- Hydraulic Press ing and finishing machines. Closed-toe shoes required. Create three-dimensional forms or cut multiple shapes Fees: Irvine residents Non-residents in metal using the specialized techniques related to the $17 per day $19 per day hydraulic press. Instructor shares product ideas and dem- $79 for 5-use pass $85 for 5-use pass onstrates the use of the press and safety procedures. Inst: $149 for 10-use pass $155 for 10-use pass Melinda Alexander. Supply fee: $5. IFAC Member: $54. Th Jun 25 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $59 #152020 More info and to register, call IFAC at 949-724-6880. Th Sep 10 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $59 #155670

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Creative Fabrication How to Photograph Your Artwork Learn traditional fabrication techniques along with al- Learn to accurately photograph your 2 and 3 dimensional ternative methods of creative metalsmithing. Beginning artwork for entering shows or creating and building your through advanced students will learn to solder, hammer, portfolio. Bring your own digital camera to set up the twist wire and mix metals working toward artistic cre- shoot and manage camera controls. Inst: George Katzen- ations. Metal and some tools supplied by students. Inst: berger. IFAC Member: $40. Sheri Cohen. IFAC Member: $10 discount. Sa Aug 8 10am–2:30pm IFAC $45 #155621 Tu May 26–Jul 14 10am–2pm IFAC $179 #156173 W May 27–Jul 1 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $119 #156174 Landscape Photography W May 27–Jul 15 10am–2pm IFAC $179 #156175 Take your landscape photography to the next level and shoot images with confidence. Discover the key to great Metal Forming landscape photos, how to frame a shot for big impact, & Fabrication how to control exposure and more. Includes location shoot with instructor. Digital SLR camera recommended. Learn advanced metal- Inst: Nick Carver. IFAC Member: $90. smithing techniques used Th Jul 9–30 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $99 #155612 to fabricate jewelry. Sink- ing, raising, forging, chas- ing, repousse and more Photography Basics will be introduced. Previ- Create images you are proud to post on Facebook or Ins- ous jewelry making experience required. Inst: Melinda tagram. Become familiar with current equipment for dig- Alexander. IFAC Member: $149. ital cameras with instruction in composition, digital for- M Jun 29–Aug 17 10am–1pm IFAC $159 #155664 mats, lenses, f-stops, shutter speeds and more. Includes discussions on the impact of Photoshop software. Inst: Stone-Setting Workshop Dave Rosenberger. IFAC Member: $119. *No class 9/7. M Jul 13–Sep 21* 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $129 #155610 Learn different stone setting techniques including four- prong oval, marquise and more. Intermediate and advanced levels only. Inst: Melinda Alexander. Supply fee: $45. IFAC Member: $54. M Jun 15–22 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $59 #152019 M Aug 24–31 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $59 #155668

Photography Darkroom Photography NEW Beginning This introductory course is designed to teach students Photography Open Studio about the camera and the art of black and white film pho- tography. You will learn to operate your manual or auto- Tuesday: 10 a.m.–9 p.m. matic camera, process black and white film, and print your Thursday: 10 a.m.–7 p.m. own photographs. A 35mm SLR camera is required to take Saturday: 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. this course. No prior darkroom experience required. IFAC Member: $119. The Photography Lab features group and individual darkrooms with complete black and white tray set- M Jul 13–Aug 17 6pm–8:30pm IFAC $129 #155676 ups. Standard black and white chemistry is provided. Enlargers accommodate 35mm, 120mm and 4x5 inch Darkroom Refresher negatives. The lab also features a film processing fin- ishing room with film dryer, print washer, print dryer This review of darkroom procedures covers processing and dry mount press. Closed-toe shoes required. black and white film, making contact sheets, enlarge- ments, dodging, burning and the use of contrast filters. Fees: Irvine residents Non-residents Recommended for Open Studio use. Prior darkroom $13 per day $15 per day experience required. Inst: George Katzenberger. IFAC $59 for 5-use pass $69 for 5-use pass Member: $22. $105 for 10-use pass $125 for 10-use pass W Jul 8 7pm–9pm IFAC $25 #155615 More info and to register, call IFAC at 949-724-6880. W Aug 5 7pm–9pm IFAC $25 #155616

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Photography Workshop: Printmaking Composition for Dramatic Printmaking: Aquatint Techniques Landscapes Discover the techniques of aquatint, an intaglio print- Learn secrets for creating dramatic landscape composi- making process and form of etching. Learn to use acid tions with a professional photographer. Discover funda- to make marks bite into a metal plate, and the process mental tools and advanced tips while gaining valuable of aquatint to create a tonal effect to add an enhanced,

ARTS insight from the mind of a pro as he picks apart several unique quality to your work. Experience with etching is of his most successful images and explains each approach recommended, but not required. Inst: Ethan Rice. Supply to compositional technique. Inst: Nick Carver. IFAC fee: $35-50. IFAC Member: $155. *No class 8/15, 9/5. Member: $36. Sa Jul 18–Sep 26* 9:30am–12:30pm IFAC $165 #155601 Tu Jun 23 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $39 #152032 Tu Sep 1 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $39 #155611 Printmaking: Drypoint Focus on a process directly related to the intaglio print- Photography making process, but without the use of chemicals. Use Workshop: etching and incising techniques to create small impres- sions on a plexi-plate and run a small print edition. Inst: The Manual Mode Nguyen Ly. Supply fee: $50. IFAC Member: $139. Learn how to take pictures Th Jul 9–Aug 27 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $149 #155598 with your digital SLR camera in full manual mode. With the Printmaking: Intaglio Techniques simple, tried and true method for manual metering discussed Learn to print from the bottom of an incision, other- in this course, you’ll never have wise known as the intaglio technique. Explore various to resort to guessing your set- print techniques with emphasis on dry point, engraving tings again. Digital SLR cam- and etching. Inst: Ethan Rice. Supply fee: $35-$50. IFAC era required. Inst: Nick Carver. Member: $10 discount. *No class 8/14, 9/4. IFAC Member: $71. F Jul 17–Sep 25* 10am–1pm IFAC $179 #155602 Tu Sep 8–15 6:30pm–9pm IFAC $79 #155613 Sa Jul 18–Sep 26* 1pm–4pm IFAC $179 #155603 Photography: Intermediate Take your basic photography and camera knowledge to the next level in this class geared for intermediate students. Focus on composition to create a visual story by adjusting your camera’s point of view using shutter speeds, depth of field and perspective. Bring your digital camera with manual to class. Inst: George Katzenberger. IFAC Member: $99. W Aug 12–Sep 16 7pm–9pm IFAC $109 #155618 Printmaking Open Studio The Printmaking Studio is a fully equipped and venti- Photoshop Elements lated studio suitable for traditional printmaking tech- niques. Various etching presses, including a 36x72 Use computer software to enhance and edit digital photo- inch manual Ettan press, outfit the 800-square-foot graphs. Move beyond automatic fixes and learn the power studio space, that allows for various print techniques of adjustment layers. Bring a laptop with Adobe Pho- and processes such as intaglio, relief, collagraph and toshop Elements installed. Inst: George Katzenberger. monoprint. Studio users must make a reservation IFAC Member: $99. with the studio technician and demonstrate previ- Th Aug 6–Sep 10 7pm–9pm IFAC $109 #155617 ous printmaking experience in either a classroom or equivalent studio environment. Closed-toe shoes Take Better Digital Photos! required. More info: irvinefinearts.org. Explore the potential of your digital camera and go be- Fees: Irvine residents Non-residents yond the automatic mode. Students work in specific cam- $17 per day $19 per day era make/model work groups while instructor provides $79 for 5-use pass $85 for 5-use pass one-on-one instruction. Bring camera with manual to $149 for 10-use pass $155 for 10-use pass class. Inst: George Katzenberger. IFAC Member: $45. For Open Studio hours, call IFAC at 949-724-6880. Sa Jun 27 10am–3pm IFAC $49 #155619

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Printmaking: Introduction summer Exhibitions at IFAC Learn to facilitate the creation of fine art prints using a va- riety of printmaking techniques, including relief, mono- Gallery admission, parking and opening reception are free to the public type and intaglio, editioning, chine colle and some other 14321 Yale Avenue, Irvine 949-724-6880 irvinefinearts.org tricks of the trade. No experience necessary. Supply fee: $55. IFAC Member: $10 discount. W Jul 8–Aug 26 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $135 #155597

Traditional Arts Crochet: Beginning Crochet is a versatile and easy-to- learn skill. Learn basic stitches in this beginning course to create totes, bags, blankets, hats and more. All patterns provided. Bring one skein of medium (#4) weight yarn and a size I-9 cro- chet hook. Inst: Wendy Shields. Supply fee: $10. IFAC Member: $81. Th Jul 23–Aug 27 7pm–9pm IFAC $89 #155608 Groutless Mosaics Create mosaic art using different binding agents in con- junction with stained, dichroic, mirrored and sea glass tiles, jewels and more. All materials provided, including Melissa Manfull, Untitled (Rouge), Ink on Paper, 2013, 16" x 12" dichroic-fused glass made by the instructor, Melanie Ellis. Supply fee: $20. IFAC Member: $54. Ages 16+. Rob Brown and Melissa Manfull: Sa Jun 13 12:30pm–4pm IFAC $59 #151998 Structure Synthesis Sa Jul 18 12:30pm–4pm IFAC $59 #155606 Exhibition: June 27–August 8 Introduction to Mosaics Reception: June 27, 4–6 p.m. The Irvine Fine Arts Center presents two Southern Design and create a beautiful mosaic clay pot or picture California artists that explore the ideas of logic, frame using tile, adhesive and grout. All materials pro- mathematical patterns and structure through works on vided. Inst: Melanie Ellis. IFAC Member: $54. Ages 16+. paper and panel. Influenced by the aesthetics of science Sa Aug 1 1:30pm–4:30pm IFAC $59 #155605 fiction, architecture and game design, Melissa Manfull creates mystical and spatially ambiguous compositions Knitting Basics & Beyond with imagery fluctuating from geometric to fluid and kinetic in the same picture plane. Rob Brown’s work Tackle the art of knitting and practice the stitches re- combines processed sound with intricate drawings and quired for creating one-of-a-kind designs! Learn to cast prints based on his interest in generative sequencing and on; knit; purl; increase and decrease; add yarn; change cognitive science. Structure Synthesis calls for a shift in colors and read knitting patterns. All levels welcome. Inst: the way we often respond to visual stimuli, from fast and Mitzi Holmes. IFAC Member: $99. dismissive to immersive and thoughtful. M Jul 13–Aug 31 7pm–9pm IFAC $109 #155607 All Media 2015 Quilt Art Exhibition: August 22–October 24 Learn quilting techniques through dynamic projects and Reception: August 22, 4–6 p.m. patterns that change each quarter. Finish each session All Media 2015, the Irvine Fine Art Center’s annual juried with a beautiful hand crafted quilt. Pre-cut kits available art exhibition, showcases Southern California artists. Juried for a fee. Bring a sewing machine to class. Additional sup- by artist and curator Max Presneill, the exhibition features ply list will print on registration receipt. Inst: Mary Ellen painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, printmaking, Ewert. IFAC Member: $90. ceramics, digital media and more. W Jun 17–Aug 5 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $99 #155609

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Decades Fall Back Dance irvine Which decade are you? 20’s, 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s? Dance away the night to your favorite songs. Dress in disability your favorite decade. Registration not required, fee is $3 at the door. Ages 14+. Services F Sep 25 7pm–9pm LSC $3 #155674 Providing support to persons Friday Night Movies & Munchies with sensory, physical and/or mental disabilities, and their family members. Connect with old friends and meet new ones at our traditional Friday night hangout! Registration required 949-724-6637 cityofirvine.org/ds three days in advance. Fee includes dinner and theater admission. More info: 949-724-6637. Movie and location announced two days prior. Ages 14+. F Aug 21 5:30pm–9:30pm TBA $20 #154963 Game Night Come get your game on! Join us for a fun filled night of games, laughter and entertainment. Snacks provided. More info: 949-724-6637. Ages 10+. F Jul 10 6pm–8pm LSC $10 #154965 F Sep 11 6pm–8pm LSC $10 #155158 PJ & Movie Night Wear your pajamas, bring your pillow and blanket, and relax with friends while watching a classic film. Light re- freshments provided. More info: 949-724-6637. Ages 14+. F Jun 26 6pm–8:30pm LSC $10 #150961 F Aug 7 6pm–8:30pm LSC $10 #155159 Services Include: Summer Fun Kingpin Bowling Social and recreation programs Come join us for a Summer afternoon of bowling. Fee in- Awareness events and trainings cludes 2 hours of bowling, shoes and bowling ball rentals. Inclusion/accommodation support Ages 14+. Resources and referrals Su Jul 19 12pm–2pm IL $10 #155157 Access reporting

DISABILITY SERVICES Special Olympics World Games Excursion Movie Matinee Lunch Bunch Experience what the Special Olympics World Games Be a part of our Saturday matinee lunch bunch. Registra- has in store! Join us on a trip to Long Beach to watch tion required three days in advance. Fee includes lunch the Beach Volleyball Competition! Fee includes lunch, and theater admission. More info: 949-724-6637. Movie admission and transportation. Spots are limited; sign up and location announced two days prior to event. Ages 14+. early! More info: 949-724-6637. Ages 16+. Sa Jun 13 11am–3pm TBA $20 #154232 Su Jul 26 8am–2pm TBA $25 #155248

Celebration Parade for Korean Special Olympic Athletes he City of Irvine is pleased to welcome a delegation of Special Olympic athletes Tfrom Korea. Come out and show your support as the athletes march in a celebration parade on Wednesday, July 22 at 1:15 p.m. at the Irvine Spectrum Center. To support the Irvine Host Town program, visit LA2015.org/host-town/Irvine.

These programs are for participants with sensory, physical and/or mental disabilities. See page 106 for registration information.

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Programs Friday Night Lawn Games 6–8 p.m. Orange County Put some fun into your Fridays! Whether you are taking a balloon ride on date night or going for an evening stroll Great Park with the family, these trendy lawn games are a perfect ad- dition to your evening at the Great Park. All games will The First Great Metropolitan Park be played on the Balloon Lawn. For more information, of the 21st Century. visit ocgp.org. Monday–Wednesday: 10 a.m.–dusk Family Park Play! Thursday & Friday: 10 a.m.–10 p.m. 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Saturday & Sunday: 9 a.m.–10 p.m. Learn more about the Great Park through our new, family Please check website for directions, friendly activities! Each week will feature a themed craft holiday hours, special operating hours for children of all ages. Classic board games will also be for Park features and attractions, applicable fees, available for some friendly family competition. All activi- and participation requirements. ties will be on the Balloon Promenade. Parent participa- tion required; supplies are limited. For more information, 949-724-OCGP (6247) ocgp.org visit ocgp.org.

NEW Great Glow & Flow Yoga Events Ignite your weekend with outdoor yoga in a party atmo- sphere accompanied by grooving music and black lights. Wear your whitest and brightest and bring your yoga mat! June 5–July 25 All-levels welcome. Ages 16+. F Jun 12 8:45pm–10pm OCGP $25 #153961 Movie on the Lawn F Jul 17 8:45pm–10pm OCGP $25 #155876 Flashback Fridays: June 5, 12, 19, 26 & July 10 Blockbuster Saturdays: June 6, 13, 20, 27 Great Park in Motion July 11, 18 & 25 Get your Saturday mornings in motion with these fun Movies begin at Dusk fitness activities at the Orange County Great Park. Regis- Orange County Great Park tration required. Cross Training: Ages 16+ Join us for a classic or family blockbuster favorite movie on Kick off your summer fitness routine each week with a the outdoor big screen. Bring low-back chairs, blankets and variety of high-intensity, functional movements in a team a picnic or purchase items from the food trucks or snack format. Get ready to have fun and challenge yourself. bar. Movies are weather permitting and admission is free. Sa Jun 6–27 7am–8am OCGP $49 #153971 For more information, visit ocgp.org. Outdoor Yoga: Ages 12+ Join in on this energizing experience that promotes Excursions to the Great Park strength, flexibility, weight loss and more using breath and movement set to invigorating music. lanning a group or summer camp outing to the Great Park Sa Jun 6–27 8am–9am OCGP $49 #153972 Pthis summer? Limited group reservations for the Balloon Hula Hooping: Ages 12+ are available from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. on Thursdays, weather Come see what the hoopla is all about! This low-impact, permitting. For more information, call 949-724-7418. high-cardio hooping class is a fun and social way to get a full body work out. Learn cutting edge hoop tricks as you whirl and spin on the lawn! More Programs at the Park! Sa Jun 6–27 9am–10am OCGP $49 #153973 Kick & Play Page 28 Registration Procedure Super Soccer Stars Page 28 Super Soccer Stars 2 Page 42 egistrations will be processed through the Irvine Quick Reg Cardio Boot Camp® Outdoor Fitness Page 72 Rsystem. Please see Page 106 for how to register.

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Farm + Food Lab

FREE Registration is not required 949-724-OCGP (6247) ocgp.org Programs at the Farm + Food Lab are free and weather permitting. Registration is not required but encouraged when a course number is listed. Story Time in the Garden Garden Workshops Creativity and imagination are stimulated through stories Learn everything you need to know about the wonders of life in the garden. Gently used book about sustainable home gardening prac- donations are encouraged. Meets the first Sunday and tices. Topics include seasonal plant- Wednesday of each month. Ages 3-8. ing, tree health and care Su Jun 7, Jul 5, Aug 2 10am–11am OCGP Free and succulents. Work- W Jun 3, Jul 1, Aug 5 10am–11am OCGP Free shops are conducted at the Food + Farm Lab and are led by certified University Children’s of California Cooperative Exten- sion (UCCE) Master Gardeners of Gardening Orange County. Free event; registra- Workshops tion is encouraged. Tomatoes Sa Jun 6 10am–11am OCGP Free #155508 Discover integrating STEAM edu- Containers Sa Jul 11 10am–11am OCGP Free #155509 cation through the joys of garden- ing and nature at the Farm + Food Succulents Sa Aug 8 10am–11am OCGP Free #155510 Lab. Different themes each month. Programs start on the hour at 9 a.m. Food For Thought Film Series and 10 a.m. Ages 3-9. The Food for Thought documentary series features pow- Su Jun 21 9am–11am OCGP Free #155504 erful films highlighting topics concerning both the abun- Su Jul 19 9am–11am OCGP Free #155505 dance and scarcity of food in America. Chosen for their Su Aug 16 9am–11am OCGP Free #155506 cinematic beauty, significant relevance and creditable re- Su Sep 20 9am–11am OCGP Free #156176 sources, this thought-provoking series will leave you in- spired and empowered. Join us to expand your perspective on long-term health, beauty and food sustainability. Bring AWE–Agriculture your lawn chairs and picnic dinner. Gates open at 6:30 p.m.; Wellness + Environment film begins at dusk. Free event; registration is encouraged. Ingredients Th Jun 4 7:15pm–9pm OCGP Free #155521 The AWE Lecture Series brings together a community of like-minded and highly engaged innovators, designers, Hungry for Change Th Jul 2 7:15pm–9pm OCGP Free #155679 educators, and environmentally and socially concerned Place at the Table Th Aug 6 7:15pm–9pm OCGP Free #155680 individuals. This forward-thinking community will ex- plore topics that are intimately relevant to our beautiful Preserving the Season Workshops Orange County land and the people who live here. Free event; registration is encouraged. Summer means abundance in the garden. University of Califoria Cooperative Extension (UCCE) Master Food Solar Power with a Rocket Scientist Preservers demonstrate how to preserve what you har- Th Jun 18 7pm–8:30pm OCGP Free #152439 vest or purchase. Free event; registration is encouraged. Good Food Movement 1 Ages 16+. Th Jul 16 7pm–8:30pm OCGP Free #155502 Pickles Sa Jun 13 10am–11am OCGP Free #155698 Good Food Movement 2 Let’s Jam Sa Jul 18 10am–11am OCGP Free #155699 Th Aug 20 7pm–8:30pm OCGP Free #155503 Sauces Sa Aug 15 10am–11am OCGP Free #155700 Good Food Movement 3 Th Sep 17 7pm–8:30pm OCGP Free #155501 Seasoned Chefs Some of the best chefs in Orange County will present lo- Garden Beats cal seasonal gourmet dishes, techniques and preservation Come and experience the amazing power and benefit methods. Eating seasonal and local foods is nutritionally of communal drumming and percussion offered in this rich and environmentally friendly. Free event; registration hands-on, family focused, fun-filled learning experience. is encouraged. Ages 16+. ORANGE COUNTY GREAT PARK GREAT ORANGE COUNTY Registration not required. All ages welcome. Program is Sa Jun 27 10am–11am OCGP Free #152415 free; registration is encouraged. Th Jul 9 6:30pm–7:30pm OCGP Free #155514 Su Jun 21 10am–11am OCGP Free #155507 Th Aug 13 6:30pm–7:30pm OCGP Free #155515

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ART programs

FREE Palm Court Arts Complex 949-724-OCGP (6247) ocgp.org

June 6–September 20 The Living Room Talks Yesterday’s Future: Exhibition First Sunday of Each Month* Opening Reception: June 7, 1–3 p.m. Join us for engaging and intimate conversations with local Thursdays & Fridays: noon–4 p.m. artisans, entrepreneurs and raconteurs set among a collec- tion of nostalgic mural art and décor. Admission is free. Saturdays & Sundays: 10 a.m.–4 p.m. *No meeting 7/5. Yesterday’s Future is a contemporary exhibition that Yesterday’s Future considers the future of innovation and design while Date: Sunday, June 7 celebrating the past. Southern California artists and ar- Time: 1–2 p.m. chitects respond to Modernist architecture and master Southern California artists featured in the Yesterday’s Future exhibition will planning as an influence in contemporary visual art. share their stories about creativity and process. Admission is free. ryh-Ming Poon Date: Sunday, August 2 Time: 1–2 p.m. Ryh-Ming Poon is a public relations professional and communications consul- tant who has worked with GameFly, Machinima and Activision/Guitar Hero. Through August 2015 OC Art Book Collection Thursdays & Fridays, noon–4 p.m. Saturdays & Sundays, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Great Park Gallery View a curated library of books documenting the history Multiplicity Machines, Bryan Cantley, 2014 (detail) of Orange County art and exhibitions. This installation is produced in conjunction with The Living Room. Admission August–September 2015 is free. Yesterday’s Future: Through August 2015 Lecture Series OC Writers: Read & Critique Great Park Artists Studios First Friday of Each Month In conjunction with the Yesterday’s Future exhibition, this noon–2 p.m. lecture series explores the concepts of mapping, spatial Great Park Gallery design, architecture, urbanism and cultivating a sense of place in a community. Learn about these topics through The OC Writers: Read and Critique gathering is dedicated conversations with guest artists, architects and historians. to providing writers with space and time to write, learn Admission is free. and network. Writers should bring their own manuscripts- in-progress to work on in this welcoming and supportive Bryan Cantley environment, which includes electrical outlets and wifi date: Saturday, August 8 for laptop and tablet users. Hosted by DeAnna Cameron. time: 1–3 p.m. Admission is free. Architect Bryan Cantley describes himself as the spatial orchestrator of Form: uLA Dimension Laboratory, an experimental design studio. Cantley is also Professor of Design Theory at California State University, Fullerton. FREE Great Park Gallery Alan Hess Thursdays & Fridays: noon–4 p.m. date: Saturday, September 19 Saturdays & Sundays: 10 a.m.–4 p.m. time: 1–3 p.m. Architect and historian Alan Hess has written nineteen books on Modern he Great Park Gallery is located in the Palm Court Arts architecture and urbanism in the mid-twentieth century. He is currently TComplex. Admission is free. For more information, call researching the architecture of Irvine, California, one of the United States’ 949-724-6880 or visit ocgp.org. largest master-planned communities of the 1960s and 1970s.

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things to see and Do

Orange County Great Park 949-724-OCGP (6274) ocgp.org

Visitors Center Pavilion Reflecting Ponds A state-of-the-art guest center will be and Viewing Pier your first welcoming stop for rides on A pair of reflecting ponds and a redwood the Great Park Balloon and Carousel. viewing pier provide visitors an opportunity to stop and take in the view, while serving as part of the Park’s water Great Park Balloon management system. The iconic orange helium balloon soars 400 feet high, offering spectacular views South Lawn Sports, of Orange County and beyond. Fitness Complex + Soccer Leagues Soccer fields, spectator viewing area and Great Park Carousel the Kaiser Permanente Thrive Path are the An Orange County tradition, updated highlights of the 30-acre fitness complex. with vintage-inspired scenic artwork, Adult soccer leagues play on Sunday and is a favorite for kids of all ages. Monday nights.

Farm + Food Lab Kids Rock Playground This unique hands-on outdoor agricultural Kids can become educated about classroom features themed planters with conservation and the water cycle while fruits, flowers, vegetables, herbs and other having fun engaging in active play. informative displays where one can learn about sustainable gardening, Historic Hangar 244 cooking and other agricultural subjects. This former Marine Corps Air Station El Toro Join us for workshops and demonstrations squadron hangar has been carefully restored for all ages. to preserve its historical character. Certified Farmers Market Every Sunday, the Farmers Market offers Palm Court Arts Complex fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables, Be inspired by art and creativity at the Great handcrafted artisan products, live Park Gallery and Artists Studios housed in entertainment and gourmet food trucks. refurbished historic military warehouses. Incredible Edible Farm Terraced Lawn & Giving Grove This lawn connecting the North Lawn Fresh vegetables are harvested weekly to the Palm Court and Great Park Balloon from this 4.5 acre urban farm and adjacent area provides a great place to lounge citrus grove by community volunteers. or take in a movie or music concert. This produce is then donated to the Second Harvest Food Bank serving Walkable Historical Timeline the hungry in Orange County. The history timeline spans 2,604 feet and includes 162 historical details from Great Park Farm 13,000 BC When Humans Reach the Fresh produce from the 105-acre farm is sold Americas and concludes with the at the Farmers Market and other outlets, 1989 Fall of the Berlin Wall. as well as donated to local food banks.

North Lawn

ORANGE COUNTY GREAT PARK GREAT ORANGE COUNTY More Programs at the Park! A seven-acre multi-purpose recreation area For additional programs, visit ocgp.org/events is home to sports and activities of all types. or call 949-724-OCGP (6247).

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Dog Manners Crash Course irvine animal Accomplish your dog training goals and get behavior problems under control in just four weeks! Exercises care center include: sit and down on command, stay in sit or down position with distractions, come when called and con- Providing care and love to homeless pets. trolled walking on a leash. Dogs attend all meetings. Pre-registration is required as the instructor will brief you Monday–Friday: noon–7 p.m.* before the first lesson. Bring shot records and $5 insurance Saturday & Sunday: 10 a.m.–5 p.m.* fee to first meeting. More info: [email protected]. Tuesday: Closed to the Public Inst: Hacienda Hills Dog Obedience Club. Location: TeWinkle Park, Junipero, North of Arlington, Costa Mesa. 949-724-7740 irvineshelter.org *No class 7/4. Volunteer Information Hotline: 949-724-7747 Sa Jun 27–Jul 25* 10:45am–12pm TWP $82 #154702 6443 Oak Canyon Road, Irvine (Located off Sand Canyon between Dog Obedience: Beginning the 5 Freeway and Irvine Center Drive.) For all breeds of dogs over five months. Covers obedience exercises (heel, sit, stay, come, down), long distance work and corrections for behavior problems. Trophies and cer- tificates awarded at graduation. First meeting WITHOUT dogs inside the building. Inst: Hacienda Hills Dog Obedi- ence Club. Materials fee: $10 (includes training manual). Handlers ages 18+. W Jun 24–Aug 5 7:45pm–8:45pm UCP $92 #154700 Tu Jul 7–Aug 18 7:30pm–8:30pm NCCC $92 #154701 Puppy Kindergarten Services Include: Start your puppy (ages 2-5 months) on the right paw. Adoption of cats, dogs & rabbits Lost pet location Socialization, basic commands and discussions on bad Volunteer opportunities Pet licensing habits (chewing, hole-digging, housebreaking, biting). Community education Special events First meeting held without puppies. Inst: Hacienda Hills Dog Obedience Club. Supply fee: $10 (includes training *Adoption requests stop one hour prior to closing. manual). Handlers ages 18+. Tu Jul 7–Aug 11 6:30pm–7:30pm NCCC $82 #154703

For information about upcoming volunteer orientations and trainings, please visit irvineshelter.org or call 949-724-7740.

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children under 18. ages welcome. Fee person; adults is per must accompany sion is one hour. Bring aflashlight and dress warm.All Make a warm s’more and gooey by campfire.the ses- Each MarshmallowsMoonlit More info: 949-724-6738.Ages 16+. provided. Parents must accompany children under 18. tools, Other water shoes. closed-toe and light refreshments your own gloves and tools hat, (labeled), sunscreen and invasive plant removal and general conservation. Bring stewardship. and Projects include: vary maintenance, trail Bring familythe for some fresh air, exercise and land Help make adifferencethe in Rock Turtle NatureCenter. 9 a.m.–noon August 8,September 12 June 13,July11, ofEach Saturday Meets theSecond Month Th must accompany children under 18. storytelling and making s’mores. ages All welcome. Adults Spend an evening and with friends family singing songs, at Canyon Bommer Evening Campfire Sa–Su 18. More info: 949-724-6738.Fee person. Ages is per 2+. firefun and more! Adult must accompany children under dinner,BBQ alight breakfast, hikes, games, crafts,camp - mysticin the Canyon Bommer Cattle Camp includes a and we’ll care take of rest! the Thiscamping experience Gather family, the atent, sleeping bags,overnight gear CanyonBommer Family Campout! Sa–Su Sa–Su 18. More info: 949-724-6738.Fee person. Ages is per 2+. songs and stories. Adult must accompany children under tivities include nature slide presentation, walks, campfire not (food and provided). to on cook food grill the Ac- venture Canyon. inBommer Bring your camping gear intoEscape Irvine’s for wilderness camping arustic ad- CanyonBommer Campout F F F F F F F F PROGRAMS FREE Aug 20 Jul 25–26 Jun 5 Jun 5 Jul 10 Jul 10 Aug 7 Aug 7 Sep 4 Sep Sep 4 Sep Sep 5–6 Sep May 23–24

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Irvine Open Space Preserve Activities & Programs

The free programs listed on this page are presented in partnership with the City of Irvine and Irvine Ranch Conservancy. FREE To register or for more information, visit LetsGoOutside.org Registration is easy; no Client IDs required

Key: BCCP=Bommer Canyon IRC=Irvine Ranch Conservancy Office OHL=Orchard Hills Loop PORT=Portola Staging Area QHTH=Quail Hill Trail Head

Sunset Yoga in Bommer Canyon Monthly Activities (Continued) Wednesdays: 6 p.m.–7:30 p.m. Bommer Bike Ride Join a relaxing combination of hiking and yoga in Bommer July 18, August 15, September 19 Canyon. Participants will hike around a 1-mile loop, stroll- ing through the local meadow and finding unity within 8–11 a.m. nature. Afterwards, enjoy 45 to 60 minutes of guided yoga Bommer Canyon Community Park while the sun sets in the canyon. Cardio Hike Interpretive Programs July 25, August 22, September 26 in Open Space 7:30–11 a.m. Learn about Irvine Open Space plants, animals, history Quail Hill Trail and more through Interpretive programs for all ages. Explore open space during special monthly activities. wee Wonder Walks: Blast Off! These early-morning hikes and rides offer a challenging Th Jul 9 10am–11am QHTH route with rewarding views of Orange County. Ages 16+. canyon Explorers: Beat the Heat Mountain Bike Skills Clinic Fr Jul 17 7pm–8:30pm BCCP exploring Bommer: Our Canyons are Diverse July 26, August 30, September 27 Sa Jul 18 9am–11:30am BCCP 7 a.m.–11 a.m. wee Wonder Walks: Summer Snakes Portola Th Aug 13 10am–11am QHTH Learn the basics of equipment, bike setup, braking, gear- introduction to Walking and Hiking in the Outdoors ing, bike handling, trail-side bike maintenance and trail Sa Aug 15 9am–11am BCCP etiquette. Riding techniques will be taught and practiced canyon Explorers: Shooting Stars at the Mountain Bike Skills Development areas at Portola Fr Aug 21 7pm–8:30pm BCCP Staging area. Ages 18+. wee Wonder Walks: Actual Size Weekly Activities Th Sep 10 10am–11am BCCP canyon Explorers: Moon Madness Slow-Paced Fitness Hike Fr Sep 18 7pm–8:30pm BCCP Thursdays: 6–8 p.m. exploring Bommer: All About Kids Family Hike Sa Sep 19 9am–11am BCCP Hicks Haul Road Volunteer on the Seed Farm Mid-Week Hike Wednesdays and Saturdays: 9 a.m.–noon Wednesdays: 7 a.m.–noon Orchard Hills Irvine Open Space Preserve Join the Irvine Ranch Conservancy science team in weed- ing and planting seed at their native plant farm at Orchard JOY for Nature hills. New seeds will be used to restore habitat within the JOY for Nature (Juniors or Youths for Nature) is a Irvine Ranch Open Space. monthly series dedicated to showcasing different career Monthly Activities opportunities in nature for youngsters. Each month will focus on a specific nature topic and how youth can Wilderness Access Day explore more of that profession for school. Ages 9+. July 18, August 15, September 19 Space Odyssey Su Jul 26 3:30pm–5:30pm PORT Free 8 a.m.–2 p.m. Fire Fighting Friends Su Aug 23 3:30pm–5:30pm PORT Free Wilderness Pharmacy Su Sep 27 3:30pm–5:30pm PORT Free Bommer Canyon Community Park

Activities and programs in the Irvine Open Space Preserve have varying difficulty levels and equipment requirements. To find out more about these programs and to register, visit LetsGoOutside.org.

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Course # age Level Day Time Fee Course # age Level Day Time Fee Course # age Level Day Time Fee Sessions Course Format Sessions Course Format Sessions Course Format 1 2 10U = 10 & Under Tennis WK = Workout 1 2 10U = 10 & Under Tennis WK = Workout 1 2 10U = 10 & Under Tennis WK = Workout Level B = Beginner AB = Advanced Beginner Level B = Beginner AB = Advanced Beginner Level B = Beginner AB = Advanced Beginner I = Intermediate I/A = Intermediate Advanced A = Advanced I = Intermediate I/A = Intermediate Advanced A = Advanced I = Intermediate I/A = Intermediate Advanced A = Advanced Cypress (CCP) Knollcrest (KCNP) Instructor: Alex St. Jean Instructor: Rick Jackson 155624 155625 5–10 B 10U Su 9am–10am $75 155389 155390 5–9 B/AB 10U W 3pm–4pm $75 155626 155627 5–10 B 10U W 4pm–5pm $75 155391 155392 5–9 B/AB 10U F 3pm–4pm $75 155628 155629 5–10 B 10U Sa 9am–10am $75 155393 155394 5–9 B/AB 10U Sa 9am–10am $75 155630 155631 7–12 B/AB W 4pm–5pm $75 155395 155396 7-13 B/AB M 4pm–5pm $75 155632 155633 7–12 AB/I Su 10am–11:30am $113 155397 155398 7–13 B/AB M 5pm–6pm $75 155636 155637 7–12 AB/I W 5pm–6pm $75 155399 155400 7–13 B/AB W 4pm–5pm $75 155634 155635 7–12 AB/I Sa 10am–11:30am $113 155401 155402 7–13 B/AB Th 4pm–5pm $75 155638 155639 11–16 I/A Su 11:30am–1pm $113 155403 155404 7–13 B/AB Th 5pm–6pm $75 Instructor: Jon Moody 155405 155406 7–13 B/AB F 4pm–5pm $75 155730 155731 5–10 B/AB 10U Tu 3:30pm–4:30pm $75 155407 155408 8–15 B/AB Su 9am–10am $75 155732 155733 5–10 B/AB 10U Th 3:30pm–4:30pm $75 155409 155410 8–15 B/AB Su 11am–12pm $75 155734 155735 5–10 B/AB 10U Tu/Th 3:30pm–4:30pm $135 155411 155412 7–13 AB/I W 5pm–6pm $75 155736 155737 7–14 B/AB Tu 4:30pm–5:30pm $75 155413 155414 7–13 AB/I F 5pm–6pm $75 155738 155739 7–14 B/AB Th 4:30pm–5:30pm $75 155415 155416 8–15 AB/I Sa 10am–11:30am $113 155740 155741 7–14 B/AB Tu/Th 4:30pm–5:30pm $135 Las Lomas (LLCP) Heritage (HCP) Instructor: Minako Stickney Instructor: Chris Emery 155711 155712 5–9 B 10U Tu 3:30pm–4:30pm $75 155675 155958 5–9 B/AB 10U M 3pm–4pm $75 155713 155714 5–9 B 10U Th 3:30pm–4:30pm $75 155959 155960 5–9 B/AB 10U W 3pm–4pm $75 155715 155716 8–16 B/AB W 3:30pm–5pm $113 155961 155962 5–9 B/AB 10U M/W 3pm–4pm $135 155717 155718 9–16 B/AB Tu 4:30pm–6pm $113 155963 155964 7–15 B/AB M 6pm–7pm $75 155719 155720 9–16 B/AB Th 4:30pm–6pm $113 155967 155968 7–15 B/AB W 6pm–7pm $75 155721 155722 9–16 I M 3:30pm–5pm $113 155971 155972 7–15 B/AB M/W 6pm–7pm $135 155723 155724 9–16 I F 3:30pm–5pm $113 155977 155978 8–15 I/A WK Tu 5pm–7pm $150 155725 155726 10–18 A WK W 5pm–6:30pm $113 155979 155980 8–15 I/A WK* Tu/F 5pm–7pm $225 155965 155966 8–15 I/A WK Th 5pm–7pm $150 Northwood (NCP) 155969 155970 8–15 I/A WK* Th/F 5pm–7pm $225 Instructor: Jonathan Tran 155973 155974 8–15 I/A WK* Tu/Th/F 5pm–7pm $345 156032 156033 6–10 B 10U Su 11am–12pm $75 155981 155982 7–16 AB/I Ladder F 4pm–6pm $75 155983 155984 9–16 I/A Ladder F 5pm–7pm $75 156034 156035 6–10 B 10U M 4pm–5pm $75 156036 156037 6–10 B 10U W 4pm–5pm $75 *Fee includes Friday Ladder. Friday Ladder times are different than Monday classes. 156038 156039 6–10 B 10U Sa 12pm–1pm $75 156040 156041 7–12 AB/I Su 12pm–1:30pm $113 Homestead (HOMENP) 156042 156043 7–12 AB/I M 5pm–6:30pm $113 Instructor: Tae Byon 156044 156045 7–12 AB/I W 5pm–6:30pm $113 155648 155649 6–14 B/AB M 5pm–6pm $75 156046 156047 7–12 AB/I Sa 1pm–2:30pm $113 155650 155651 6–14 B/AB W 4pm–5pm $75 156048 156049 9–14 I/A Sa 2:30pm–4pm $113 155652 155653 7–16 AB/I Tu 5:30pm–7pm $113 155654 155655 7–16 I/A WK Tu 7pm–8:30pm $113 155656 155657 7–16 I/A WK Th 7pm–8:30pm $113 Racquet Club (RCNP) 155658 155659 8–16 A WK M 6pm–8pm $150 Instructor: Rommel Endozo 155660 155661 8–16 A WK W 5pm–7pm $150 155451 155452 5–7 B 10U Th 4:30pm–5:30pm $75 155662 155663 8–16 A WK Th 5pm–7pm $150 155458 155459 8–13 AB/I Th 5:30pm–6:30pm $75

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JUNIOR TOURNAMENT, SPECIAL INTERESTS & CAMPS

JUSpecialNIOR TO intURNerAesMEtNTs special interests Gamma Junior Novice Tennis Tournament Schedule: June 6 & 7: Time: TBA Entry Deadline: June 1 Enroll in Course: #153931 Fee: $30 Site: Heritage Community Park Designed for older players with minimal or no tourna- ment experience (this tournament does not count toward a USTA/SCTA ranking). Players will be able to compete against a few different players in a round robin format Mommy, Daddy and Me Tennis with winners advancing to a single elimination bracket to determine division winners (format and divisions are This exciting program provides an opportunity for subject to change based on sign-ups). Players learn to youngsters to play and learn on the court with Mom check in at a tournament desk, play on assigned courts and Dad in a comforting, nurturing environment fo- and report scores back to the tournament desk. Divi- cusing on tennis skills, fitness, friends and fun! Inst: sions—Boys’ and Girls’ 10 and Under (Orange Ball), 12 Minako. Ages 3-6. *No class 7/4. and Under, 14 and Under, 16 and Under and 18 and Un- Sa Jun 27–Jul 25* 9am–10am LLCP $60 #155727 der. Fee includes a hat and wristband; division winners Sa Aug 1–29 9am–10am LLCP $75 #155728 and finalists receive a Gamma tennis racquet backpack. Players must be current USTA members. More info: NEW 949-724-6617 or [email protected]. Ages 8-18. Adult Tennis Sunrise Workout Tennis Coach Nic Izumi will help get you into shape with drills and match play. Enjoy the game of tennis Gamma Junior Tournaments while getting a tough workout! Come check this out ractice and improve your skills in the summer to prepare and BYOC (bring your own coffee)! Ages 18+. for the following tournaments in September. AB/I M Jun 22–Jul 20 6am–7am CBBCP $75 #156060 P AB/I M Jul 27–Aug 24 6am–7am CBBCP $75 #156061 September 12: Gamma Junior Novice Tournament B/AB W Jun 24–Jul 22 6am–7am CBBCP $75 #155774 September 13: Gamma Junior 10 & Under Tournament B/AB W Jul 29–Aug 26 6am–7am CBBCP $75 #155775

SUMMER camps Camp & League Withdrawal Procedure Junior Tennis Camps equests must be received 10 days prior to the start date Join Irvine Tennis Pros for fun and fantastic instruction on the courts. Full descriptions in the camp section. See Rfor the $5 withdrawal fee to apply. Requests received pages 53. between one and nine days prior to the start date will be processed minus 50 percent of the enrollment fee. With- Pro Park Page drawals are not permitted once the camp/league begins. Alex Cypress 53 Minako Las Lomas 53 Switching is considered a withdrawal of original enrollment. Jimmy Deerfield 53 Call 949-724-6617 or email [email protected] with Juan University 53 your request. Full refunds/credits are available when pro- Chris Heritage 53 grams are cancelled or changed by the City or Instructor. Tae Homestead 53 Ross Turtle Rock 53 Ruben Col. Bill Barber 53

Summer tennis camps are listed on Page 52. Registration begins February 23.

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ADULT TENNIS LEAGUES

USTA Leagues These adult leagues are all about teams, camaraderie, great fun and competitive matches. Matches are played in Irvine and throughout Orange County on weekends. The matches are set up according to NTRP Divisions. Players cannot play below their NTRP rating. Teams carry 12 to 20 players; register team on the USTA website national.usta.com. Players must have a NTRP rating and a current USTA Membership; visit usta.com. More info: [email protected] or 949-724-6617. 18 & Over Tri Doubles League Begins: July 11 Registration Deadline: July 4 Enroll in Course: #156054 Irvine U.S. Tennis Association Fee: $30 (USTA) and World Team Three Doubles lines with men and women playing together in teams; Tennis (WTT) Leagues at different NTRP levels: 2.5-3.5, 3.0-4.0, 3.5-4.5. 18 & Over Doubles League staff will do their best to place individuals onto League Begins: September 5 teams; however, placement is not guaranteed. Individuals Registration Deadline: August 29 not placed will be waitlisted. If not placed on a team by Enroll in Course: #156056 the third week, fees paid will be transferred to the follow- Fee: $30 ing season or refunded. More info: 949-724-6617. Note: Three Doubles lines with men and women playing on separate teams. the National Tennis Rating Program (NTRP) is the offi- cial system for determining the levels for league competi- tion. The City of Irvine requires players who do not know WTT Coed their NTRP playing level to take an NTRP rating clinic. Call 949-724-6617 or email [email protected] to Summer X-Team schedule your clinic. Fee: $18/hour; $25/1.5 hour. Private clinics are available with Coach Ruben for $65/hour. Tennis League League Begins: May 26 Registration Deadline: May 19 Enroll in Course: #153919 Fee: $60 Teams consist of a minimum of two men and two women. This shortened version of the regular WTT League with three matches played per team match. One Men’s and Women’s Singles plus one Mixed Doubles match 10-game pro sets. Winners can advance to a National Qualifier. New players must send info (home address, email, cell number and NTRP rating) to [email protected]. Division schedule: Tuesday–3.0, Wednesday or Thursday–3.5, 4.0 & 4.5. League Withdrawal Procedure WTT Coed equests must be received 10 days prior to the league Rstart date for the $5 withdrawal fee to apply. Requests Fall Tennis received between one and nine days prior to the start date League will be processed minus 50 percent of the enrollment fee. League Begins: September 15 Withdrawals are not permitted once the league begins. Registration Deadline: September 8 Call 949-724-6617 or email [email protected] Enroll in Course: #156059 with your request. Full refunds/credits are available when Fee: $60 leagues are cancelled or changed by the City or Instructor. See the Fall edition of Inside Irvine (mailed in August) for more information.

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The City of Irvine is hosting six free summer concerts, including the Annual Sizzlin’ Summer Concert Series and Pacific Symphony’s Symphony in the Cities. All concerts will be held at Mike Ward Community Park—Woodbridge. Bring your friends and family for fun evenings filled with great music, food and activities!

King Kruk as Elvis Alex Kruk

Hot August Night: Tribute to Neil Paperback Writer: The Beatles Experience Diamond Carl St. Clair Marco Borggreve

5:30 –7:30 p.m.

July 12 August 9 July 19 Paperback Writer: The Beatles Experience Hot August Night: Musical Playground: 5:30 p.m. Tribute to Neil Diamond Concert: 7 p.m. July 26 Savor: Santana Tribute Band Led by Music Director Carl St. Clair, August 16 Pacific Symphony will perform and offer August 2 Bella Donna: A Tribute to a series of interactive activities for King Kruk as Elvis Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks children through its Musical Playground.

For more information, call 949-724-6606 or visit cityofirvine.org