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The City of Recreation & Parks Department June-DecemberJune-December 20192019 RECREATIONRECREATION GUIDEGUIDE To enrich the lives of Santa Maria residents through quality parks, programs, and services. www.cityofsantamaria.org • 615 S. McClelland St., Santa Maria, CA 93454 • (805) 925-0951 ext. 2260

Sign-up at gojrgiants.org starting April 1st or in person Monday-Friday 9 AM-7 PM at the Abel Maldonado Community Youth Center, 600 S. McClelland St., Santa Maria League starts mid June NONCOMPETITIVE SUMMER For more information, visit gojrgiants.org or call the Santa Maria BASEBALL & SOFTBALL LEAGUE Recreation & Parks Department at (805) 925-0951 ext. 2260. Space is limited. FOR BOYS & GIRLS AGES 5-13

ecreation nrichment Healthy Communities + Strong Families = Safe Children SSAAFFEE AANNDD SSTTRROONNGG For Ages 6-12 • Monday-Friday June 10th-August 9th and August 12th-December 31st

Safe and Strong is a drop-in program with no registration necessary. For updates on schedules and locations, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org

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L-R: Rebecca Carey (Chair), Laura Henderson, Yleana Velasco, Ann Batterson, and Paul Lee TAble of contents

City Parks and Facilities...... Pg. 3

Los Flores Ranch Park...... Pg. 4

Aquatics...... Pg. 6

Youth & Teen Programs...... Pg. 13 600 S. McClelland St., Santa Maria Active Senior Living Programs...... Pg. 16

Sports...... Pg. 18

THE STUDIO HOURS: Monday-Thursday, 3:30-7:00 PM Special Olympics/Aktion Club...... Pg. 21 Drop in and discover your creative side at The Studio: A Teen Art Resource Center at the Community Events Calendar...... Pg. 22 Abel Maldonado Community Youth Center for FREE! For more information, call the City of Santa Maria Recreation and Parks Department at (805) 925-0951 ext. 2260 Summer - Fall 2019

For Teens in FREE Grade 7-12 The Adventure Awaits Come and enjoy a new adventure with the Teen Trek Club. Go out, enjoy the treks and make new friends! For more information including Trek locations and schedules, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register

For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 2 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide City Parks and Facilities

Enjoy the multitude of parks with more than 2,250 acres of grass, trees, playing fields, swimming pools, gazebos, barbecues, recreational open space, and an 11-acre lake. Several facilities and parks offer areas available for rent for your special occasions. Log on to www.cityofsantamaria.org to view park and facility photos and amenity information. 1. North Preisker Ranch Park* - 801 W. Boxcar Pl. 2. Preisker Park* - 330 Hidden Pines Way Hidden Pines Way 2 Exit 3. Santa Maria River Park Trail- Broadway On-Ramp (to US 101 North Bound) 1 173 Boxcar 3 4. Grogan Park* & Neighborhood Community Center Santa Maria River Levee - 1155 W. Rancho Verde 4 5

Preisker Ln. Preisker Stanford Dr. Rancho Verde 5. Jim May Park*/Lake - 809 Stanford Dr. 6. Oakley Park - 1300 N. Western Ave. 7. Atkinson Park* & Community Center* - 1000 N. Railroad Ave. Carlotti Dr. Carlotti Railroad Ave. Western Ave. Western 8. Rice Park - 700 E. Sunset Ave. Donovan Rd. Magellan Dr. 6 9. Tunnell Park - 1100 N. Palisade Dr. 8 9 7 Sunset 10 10. Edwards Community Center* & Sierra Vista Park Ave. - 809 Panther Dr. 11 Tunnell St. 11. Veterans’ Memorial Community Center* & Park 13 Chapel St. Panther Dr. Panther 12 St. Dr. Palisade N. - 313 W. Tunnell St.

Church St. 12. Rosalind Perlman Park - 100 N. Broadway 14 13. Armstrong Park - 1000 E. Chapel St.

Pine St. Pine Cook St. 15 14. Park - 1000 W. Church St. 16 r. 15. Joslyn Bowling - 420 S. McClelland St. Park Ave. D 19 e S ad 17 McClelland St. 18 . Palis Stowell Rd. 16. Abel Maldonado Community Youth Center, Paul Nelson

Enos Dr. Aquatics Center*, & Simas Park - 600 S. McClelland St. 20 Battles Rd. 17. Buena Vista Park - 800 S. Pine St. 18. Elwin Mussell Center* & Alice Trefts Park - 510 E. Park Ave. A St. Suey Rd. Suey Miller St. College Dr. College Depot St. Broadway Blosser Rd. Sonya 19. Joe White Park - 500 S. Palisade Dr. 21 Bethel Ln. 20. Minami Community Center & Adam Park* - 600 W. Enos Dr. 22 Betteravia Rd. 21. Bob Orach Park & Neighborhood Community Center - 1800 Westgate Rd. Westgate Rd. Westgate McCoy Ln. 22. Fletcher Park* - 2200 S. College Dr. Bradley Rd. Bradley

Dr. 23. Marilyn Stanley Park - 2600 La Costa Dr. La Costa 23 25 24 Sunrise Dr. 24. Rodenberger Park* - 2725 Santa Barbara Dr. 26 25. Rotary Centennial Park* & Robin Ventura Field

27 Santa Maria Way - 2625 S. College Dr. Hagerman Dr. Hagerman Skyway Dr. 26. Maramonte Community Center* & Park - 620 E. Sunrise Dr. Lakeview Rd. 27. Hagerman Sports Complex* - 3300 Skyway Dr. 28. Pioneer Park & Picnic Ground*- 1150 W. Foster Rd. D o

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For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 3 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide

Los Flores Ranch Park, comprised of 1,778 acres or Programs at Los Flores Ranch Park rolling hills south of the City of Santa Maria, offers a place for hiking, biking, and horseback riding* Notice: Poor weather conditions may in a beautiful outdoor environment. Educational cancel events without notice. programs and field trips available by appointment. *Equestrians must call ahead for access to the Equestrian Docent-Led Nature Walks: Enjoy a guided walk while Entrance at (805) 938-7618 during operating hours. learning about our ecosystem, animals, and the history of Los Flores Ranch Park. FREE. For general information, visit Second Saturday of the Month: www.cityofsantamaria.org (Feb.-Nov.), 9:00-10:00 AM

Visit us on Facebook: Star Gazing Party: Enjoy amazing views of star facebook.com/losfloresranch clusters, planets, and more. Telescopes provided by Central Coast Astronomy Society, Vandenberg Amateur 6271 DOMINION ROAD: From Santa Maria, head Astronomy Society, and Santa Barbara Astronomical south on Hwy 101. Exit at Clark Ave. and turn left. Unit. No flashlights and no dogs please. FREE Friday: Aug. 30th, 7:30-9:30 PM Turn right on Dominion Rd. Saturday: Nov. 23rd­ , 5:00-7:00 PM

Spring/Summer Hours Night Hike: Experience the wonders of nature at twilight (Daylight Saving Time Schedule) and finishing under moonlight. Two guided hikes offered: Thursday-Sunday, 8:00 AM-7:00 PM Easy/Moderate (family friendly), 1.8 mile roundtrip; Moderate/Advanced, 4 mile roundtrip. Wear good hiking/ Fall/Winter Hours (Standard Time Schedule) walking shoes, dress warm, and bring a headlamp/ Thursday-Sunday, 9:00 AM-5:00 PM flashlight. Dogs welcome on a leash. FREE Saturdays: June 15th,­ 7:30-9:00 PM; Aug. 17th, 7:00-9:00 PM; • Last entry into park is one hour before closing. Oct. 12th, 6:00-8:00 PM; Dec. 14th, 4:00-6:00 PM • Dogs are allowed with a leash. Twilight Mountain Bike Ride: Grab your bike and Free Entry for Santa Maria Residents enjoy incredible views of the Santa Maria Valley as you ride into the sunset. Two guided rides offered: Beginner/ Daily Fees for Non-City Residents Intermediate, 5 mile roundtrip with inclines; Advanced, • Youth 15 yrs. & under: FREE 8 mile roundtrip. Please wear all necessary protective • Adults 16-61 yrs.: $3.75 gear (helmets, headlamps, etc.) FREE • Seniors 62 yrs. & up: $1.60 Saturdays: May 18th, 7:00-9:00 PM; July 13th, 7:00-9:30 PM; • Annual Pass (up to 6 guests a day): $52.00 Sep. 14th, 6:00-8:00 PM; Nov. 16th, 4:00-6:00 PM Twilight Guided Horseback Ride: Saddle and load The Santa Maria Recreation & Parks your horse for a Docent led ride at twilight. The perfect Department is recruiting volunteers end to the day on the best trails in Santa Maria. Horses dedicated in sharing their time and not provided. No stallions. Ponied horses must have a talents towards enhancing the recreation saddle and rider. FREE and leisure experiences of the community. Saturdays: June 22nd, 5:30-8:30 PM; Sep. 21st, 4:30-7:00 PM For more information on how to become a volunteer call (805) 925-0951 ext. 2260 or visit our website at TO SERVICE AND FUN www.cityofsantamaria.org

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Intro to Mountain Bike Riding* (10 yrs. & up): Have Intro to Solar Cooking*: Go Green and learn how to you thought about Mountain Bike Riding? Bring your cook with solar ovens! Instructor Saty will teach how bike and meet our experienced instructor Dave who will solar cooking works and provide several demonstrations give lessons on safety and proper techniques. Followed of different ovens. Sample foods cooked at the end of by exploring the trails in a safe and fun way. FREE class. FREE Saturdays, 10:00 AM-NOON: May 4th and June 29th Saturday, 10:30 AM-12:30 PM: Aug. 24th Maximum Participants-15 Maximum Participants-20

Bird Walk*: Bring your binoculars and camera Intro to Geocaching*: An outdoor treasure for a morning of bird watching. Your bird guide hunting game using GPS or SMARTPHONEs to locate “John” has the ear for birds. Come out and listen hidden containers called geocaches. Download the and watch for many species of birds that call Los free app at geocaching.com is recommended. Each Flores Ranch home or may just be passing through. participant will receive geocaching swag courtesy of Starts promptly at 8:00 AM. No dogs please. FREE MicroGeoCaches. Limited amount GPS tools to share. Saturday, 8:00-10:00 AM: May 11th Wear good hiking/walking shoes and bring water. Maximum Participants-15 Be prepared to walk off trail. FREE Saturday, 9:00-11:00 AM: Oct. 19th Scat, Rattle, and Stroll*: Love is in the air during spring. Wildlife is more active and it is a great time to spot tracks and scat. Learn about the different signs of *Reservations required and open wildlife. Our Docent “Saty” will give an interactive lesson two weeks before each program. on rattlesnakes. The rattlesnake is the only venomous Visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register snake in the Santa Maria Valley. No dogs please. Wear good hiking/walking shoes and bring water. Be prepared Trail Work Days: For more details visit our to walk off trail. FREE Facebook page at facebook.com/losfloresranch Saturday, 9:30-11:00 AM: May 25th Maximum Participants-15

Intermediate Archery Adventure* (10 yrs. & up): Download the Mobile App Learn all about safety, proper technique and the excitement of outdoor target shooting from and bookmark Los Flores Ranch Park! experienced archers! All supplies and targets will be provided. Personal equipment may be used pending Use the interactive map to navigate through trails instructor approval. Wear good hiking walking shoes, Stay up-to-date on events at the Ranch hat and sunscreen, and bring water. Be prepared to walk off trail. Fee per participant-$8. Check for trail updates or temporary trail closures Saturdays, 9:00-11:00 AM: July 6th, Aug. 3rd, and Nov. 2nd Maximum Participants-12 For iOS and Android App

For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 5 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide Register for Classes any time online at www.cityofsantamaria.org/register FEES: When two fees are quoted e.g., $33.50(R)/$41.00(NR), the first is the discounted rate for City of Santa Maria residents, and the second is the standard fee for non-residents.

Lap Swim (17 yrs. & up): Fees - Refer to Public Swim Fees. Long Course 50M: M,W,F 5:30-7:00 AM Short Course 25 yds.: Aq uatics M-Sa 12:00-1:30 PM | M-F 6:00-7:30 PM Paul Nelson Aquatic Center (PNAC) at the Abel Maldonado Community Pool Party Rentals: To book a private pool party or for Youth Center: 600 S. McClelland St. more information, please contact the Recreation and Parks main office at (805) 925-0951 ext. 2260. Pool Closures: The Paul Nelson Aquatic Center will be closed on the following dates: June 8-14, July 4 (open for Recreation Swim Information: Rec Swim), and July 13-15 • Must be 42” tall or accompanied by an adult • Fees - Refer to Public Swim Fees POOL RULES: For you and your family’s protection and • Swim suits required for those who plan to enjoyment, the Department asks for you to abide by the enter the pool. following rules: • Children 5 yrs. and under must be accompanied by 1. Swim suits required for those who plan to an adults at all times in the water. enter the pool. 2. No inflatable devices (water wings). Foam devices FREE Recreation Swim: Bring your family and friends must be approved. to our free swim and enjoy fun and sun at the Paul Nelson 3. Approved waterproof swim diaper required Aquatic Center. This free program is brought to you by 4. Shower before entering pool water. PLAY, Inc. Sunday June 30th, July 28th, and August 25th 5. Parent/guardian is required to be in the water 12:30-3:30 PM with children under the age of 5. Weekday Recreation Swim: Public Swim Fees: Single entry fee per visit. M,W,F 3:00-4:30 PM 05/01-06/07 Rec Pool Only M-F 12:30-3:30 PM 06/17-08/09 Both Pools Open 5 yrs. & under / 65 yrs. & up: FREE 6-16 yrs. $1.50 | 17-54 yrs. $3.00 | 55-64 yrs. $1.50 Weekend Recreation Swim: Sa 12:30-3:30 PM 05/04-08/31 Annual Pool Pass: Up to 6 family members per visit: Sa, Su 12:30-3:30 PM 06/15-08/31 $58 Annual pass holder must be present. Holiday Recreation Swim: Sunday May 27th, July 4th, Individual Monthly Fitness and Pool Pass: and September 2nd,12:30-3:30 PM Access to AMCYC Fitness Center: $35 Important Swim Lesson Information: • Swim Lessons available for ages 3 yrs. & up • Fee: $35 (City Residents)/$43.50 (Non-City Residents) • Swim lesson registration deadline is 5:00 PM on the Wednesday prior to the first day of class • Swim Lessons are offered every two weeks, run 9 days each and are 35 minutes in length each day • For more information visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register Important Parent and Child Class Information & Requirements: • Children ages 6 mos. - 3 yrs. eligible • One parent per child must participate in the water each class session • Waterproof swim diaper and swimsuit required

For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 6 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide For more information or to register for classes visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register When two fees are quoted e.g., $33.50(R)/$41(NR), the first is the discounted rate for City of Santa Maria Residents and the second is the standard fee for non-residents. Aq uatics Super Tot–Level 1: Introduction to water entry and exit, exploring the pool, floating, gliding, arm and leg movements Adaptive Aquatics: Aquatics instruction for children with with support, blowing bubbles, and water safety. 3-4 yrs. disabilities. Class will provide basic safety skills to improve independent freedom of movement. Instruction will focus on 7839 10:30-11:05 AM 06/17-06/27 improving range of motion, muscle strength, and water safety 7840 4:35-5:10 PM 06/17-06/27 skills. *It is requested that each participant be accompanied by a partner in the water for all sessions. 5 yrs. & up. 7841 9:55-10:30 AM 07/01-07/12 7842 4:00-4:35 PM 07/01-07/12 7589 4:00-4:35 PM 06/17-06/27 7590 4:00-4:35 PM 07/01-07/12 7843 5:10-5:45 PM 07/01-07/12 7591 4:00-4:35 PM 07/15-07/25 7844 6:20-6:55 PM 07/01-07/12 7592 4:00-4:35 PM 07/29-08/08 7845 10:30-11:05 AM 07/15-07/25 7846 4:00-4:35 PM 07/15-07/25 8207 4:30-5:05 PM 09/03-0913 8208 4:30-5:05 PM 09/16-09/26 7847 4:35-5:10 PM 07/15-07/25 8209 4:30-5:05 PM 09/30-10/11 7848 6:20-6:55 PM 07/15-07/25 7849 9:55-10:30 AM 07/29-08/08 Parent and Child–Level 1: Under the guidance of the 7850 11:05-11:40 AM 07/29-08/08 instructor, parents will work with their children on water adjustment, water entry and exit, exploring the pool, floating, 7851 4:35-5:10 PM 07/29-08/08 bubbles, rolling over, and personal water safety. 6 mos.-3 yrs. 8249 4:30-5:05 PM 09/03-09/13 7815 8:45-9:20 AM 06/17-06/27 8250 5:05-5:40 PM 09/30-10/11 7816 11:05-11:40 AM 06/17-06/27 At Pioneer Valley High School 7817 5:10-5:45 PM 06/17-06/27 8189 1:00-1:35 PM 06/17-06/27 7818 9:55-10:30 AM 07/01-07/12 8190 1:00-1:35 PM 07/01-07/12 7819 11:40 AM-12:15 PM 07/01-07/12 Super Tot–Level 2: Introduction to water entry using 7820 5:45-6:20 PM 07/01-07/12 ladder, steps, or side. Opening eyes underwater, glides, front and back floats with support, treading water using arms and 7821 9:55-10:30 AM 07/15-07/25 legs. Front crawl three body lengths with support and back 7822 4:35-5:10 PM 07/15-07/25 crawl three body lengths with support. 3-4 yrs. 7854 10:30-11:05 AM 06/17-06/27 7823 9:55-10:30 AM 07/29-08/08 7855 11:05-11:40 AM 06/17-06/27 8244 5:40-6:15 PM 09/03-09/13 7856 11:40 AM-12:15 PM 06/17-06/27 7857 5:10-5:45 PM 06/17-06/27 Parent and Child–Level 2: Under the guidance of the instructor, parents will work with their children on water 7858 9:20-9:55 AM 07/01-07/12 adjustments, exploring the pool in shallow water, stepping/ 7859 10:30-11:05 AM 07/01-07/12 jumping in the pool, arm and kick strokes with support, 7860 11:05-11:40 AM 07/01-07/12 underwater exploration, and exploration of front crawl and 7971 4:00-4:35 PM 07/01-07/12 back crawl with support. 6 mos.-3 yrs. 7862 5:10-5:45 PM 07/01-07/12 7825 9:55-10:30 AM 06/17-06/27 7864 9:55-10:30 AM 07/15-07/25 7826 11:40 AM-12:15 PM 06/17-06/27 7865 11:05-11:40 AM 07/15-07/25 7827 6:20-6:55 PM 06/17-06/27 7866 11;40 AM-12:15 PM 07/15-07/25 7828 10:30-11:05 AM 07/01-07/12 7867 4:00-4:35 PM 07/15-07/25 7829 4:35-5:10 PM 07/01-07/12 7868 4:35-5:10 PM 07/15-07/25 7830 6:20-6:55 PM 07/01-07/12 7869 6:20-6:55 PM 07/15-07/25 7831 11:40 AM-12:15 PM 07/15-07/25 7870 10:30-11:05 PM 07/29-08/08 7832 6:20-6:55 PM 07/15-07/25 7871 11:40 AM-12:15 PM 07/29-08/08 7872 4:00-4:35 PM 07/29-08/08 7833 11:40 AM-12:15 PM 07/29-08/08 7873 5:45-6:20 PM 07/29-08/08 7834 6:20-6:55 PM 07/29-08/08 7835 6:15-6:50 PM 08/12-08/22 8251 6:15-6:50 PM 09/03-09/13 8252 5:40-6:15 PM 09/30-10/11 8245 4:30-5:05 PM 09/16-09/26

For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 7 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide For more information or to register for classes visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register When two fees are quoted e.g., $33.50(R)/$41(NR), the first is the discounted rate for City of Santa Maria Residents and the second is the standard fee for non-residents. Level 1 (Continued) Aq uatics 7610 11:40 am-12:15 pm 06/17-06/27 Super Tot-Level 2 (Continued) 7611 4:35-5:10 pm 06/17-06/27 At Pioneer Valley High School 7612 5:10-5:45 pm 06/17-06/27 8192 1:35-2:10 PM 06/17-06/27 7613 9:20-9:55 am 07/01-07/12 8193 1:35-2:10 PM 07/01-07/12 7614 9:55-10:30 am 07/01-07/12 8194 1:35-2:10 PM 07/15-07/25 7615 10:30-11:05 am 07/01-07/12 7616 11:40 am-12:15 pm 07/01-07/12 Super Tot–Level 3: Introduction to jumping in the pool 7617 4:35-5:10 pm 07/01-07/12 and bobbing. Students will independently demonstrate front 7618 5:10-5:45 pm 07/01-07/12 and back floats, treading water, glides, front and back crawl 7619 5:45-6:20 pm 07/01-07/12 five body lengths and water safety skills. 3-4 yrs. 7620 5:45-6:20 pm 07/01-07/12 7876 9:20-9:55 AM 06/17-06/27 7621 9:55-10:30 am 07/15-07/25 7878 11:05-11:40 am 06/17-06/27 7622 10:30-11:05 am 07/15-07/25 7879 4:00-4:35 pm 06/17-06/27 7623 10:30-11:05 am 07/15-07/25 7880 9:20-9:55 am 07/01-07/12 7624 11:40 am-12:15 pm 07/15-07/25 7881 11:05-11:40 am 07/01-07/12 7625 4:35-5:10 pm 07/15-07/25 7882 11:40 am-12:15 pm 07/01-07/12 7626 5:10-5:45 pm 07/15-07/25 7883 4:35-5:10 pm 07/01-07/12 7627 6:20-6:55 pm 07/15-07/25 7884 5:45-6:20 pm 07/01-07/12 7628 9:20-9:55 am 07/29-08/08 7885 8:45-9:20 am 07/15-07/25 7629 9:55-10:30 am 07/29-08/08 7886 10:30-11:05 am 07/15-07/25 7630 11:40 am-12:15 pm 07/29-08/08 7631 11:40 am-12:15 pm 07/29-08/08 7887 11:40 am-12:15 pm 07/15-07/25 7632 4:35-5:10 pm 07/29-08/08 7888 4:00-4:35 pm 07/15-07/25 8269 5:45-6:20 pm 07/29-08/08 7889 5:10-5:45 PM 07/15-07/25 7634 4:30-5:05 pm 08/12-08/22 7890 6:55-7:30 PM 07/15-07/25 7635 6:15-6:50 pm 08/12-08/22 7891 8:45-9:20 AM 07/29-08/08 8214 6:15-6:50 pm 09/03-09/13 7892 9:20-9:55 AM 07/29-08/08 8215 5:05-5:40 pm 09/16-09/26 7893 11:05-11:40 AM 07/29-08/08 8216 5:05-5:40 pm 09/30-10/11 7894 4:00-4:35 PM 07/29-08/08 8217 5:40-6:15 pm 09/30-10/11 7895 4:35-5:10 PM 07/29-08/08 7896 5:10-5:45 PM 07/29-08/08 At Pioneer Valley High School 7897 5:40-6:15 PM 08/12-08/22 8158 1:00-1:35 pm 06/17-06/27 8163 1:35-2:10 pm 06/17-06/27 8253 5:05-5:40 PM 09/16-09/26 8164 2:45-3:20 pm 06/17-06/27 8254 6:15-6:50 PM 09/30-10/11 8165 1:00-1:35 pm 07/01-07/12 At Pioneer Valley High School 8166 1:35-2:10 pm 07/01-07/12 8195 2:10-2:45 PM 06/17-06/27 8159 2:45-3:20 pm 07/01-07/12 8196 2:10-2:45 PM 07/01-07/12 8167 1:00-1:35 pm 07/15-07/25 8197 2:10-2:45 PM 07/15-07/25 8168 1:35-2:10 pm 07/15-07/25 8160 2:45-3:20 pm 07/15-07/25 Level 1–Water Exploration: Students will be introduced 8169 2:45-3:20 pm 07/15-07/25 to water entry and exit, blowing bubbles, floating, rolling over, treading water, front and back crawl with support, water Saturdays at Pioneer Valley High School safety, and how to help others. 5-15 yrs. 8198 10:00-11:00 am 07/06-07/27 7606 9:20-9:55 am 06/17-06/27 7607 9:55-10:30 am 06/17-06/27 7608 10:30-11:05 am 06/17-06/27 7609 11:40 am-12:15 pm 06/17-06/27

For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 8 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide For more information or to register for classes visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register When two fees are quoted e.g., $33.50(R)/$41(NR), the first is the discounted rate for City of Santa Maria Residents and the second is the standard fee for non-residents.

Level 2 (Continued) Aq uatics 7679 6:20-6:55 PM 07/15-07/25 Level 2–Primary Skills: Prerequisite: Completion of level 7680 6:55-7:30 PM 07/15-07/25 1 or equivalent skills. Students will be introduced to jumping 7681 8:45-9:20 am 07/29-08/08 in the water, blowing bubbles, submerging their head, 7682 9:20-9:55 am 07/29-08/08 floating on front and back, rolling over, treading water, front 7683 9:55-10:30 am 07/29-08/08 and back crawl five lengths, swimming on side with support, water safety, and how to help others. 5-15 yrs. 7684 10:30-11:05 am 07/29-08/08 7685 10:30-11:05 am 07/29-08/08 7641 8:45-9:20 am 06/17-06/27 7686 11:05-11:40 am 07/29-08/08 7642 9:20-9:55 am 06/17-06/27 7687 11:05-11:40 am 07/29-08/08 7643 9:20-9:55 am 06/17-06/27 7688 11:40 am-12:15 PM 07/29-08/08 7644 9:55-10:30 am 06/17-06/27 7689 11:40 am-12:15 PM 07/29-08/08 7645 9:55-10:30 am 06/17-06/27 7690 4:35-5:10 PM 07/29-08/08 7646 9:55-10:30 am 06/17-06/27 7691 4:35-5:10 PM 07/29-08/08 8338 10:30-11:05 am 06/17-06/27 7692 5:10-5:45 PM 07/29-08/08 7647 11:40 am-12:15 pm 06/17-06/27 7693 5:10-5:45 PM 07/29-08/08 7648 11:40 am-12:15 pm 06/17-06/27 7694 5:45-6:20 PM 07/29-08/08 7649 4:00-4:35 pm 06/17-06/27 7695 6:20-6:55 PM 07/29-08/08 7650 4:35-5:10 pm 06/17-06/27 7696 6:20-6:55 PM 07/29-08/08 7651 5:10-5:45 pm 06/17-06/27 7697 4:30-5:05 PM 08/12-08/22 7698 5:05-5:40 PM 08/12-08/22 7652 5:10-5:45 pm 06/17-06/27 7699 6:15-6:50 PM 08/12-08/22 7653 5:45-6:20 pm 06/17-06/27 7654 6:20-6:55 pm 06/17-06/27 8218 5:40-6:15 PM 09/03-09/13 7655 6:55-7:30 pm 06/17-06/27 8219 6:50-7:25 PM 09/03-09/13 8220 5:05-5:40 PM 09/16-09/26 7656 8:45-9:20 am 07/01-07/12 8221 6:15-6:50 PM 09/16-09/26 7657 9:20-9:55 am 07/01-07/12 8222 5:05-5:40 PM 09/30-10/11 7658 9:55-10:30 am 07/01-07/12 8223 5:40-6:15 PM 09/30-10/11 7659 9:55-10:30 am 07/01-07/12 8224 6:15-6:50 PM 09/30-10/11 7660 10:30-11:05 am 07/01-07/12 At Pioneer Valley High School 7661 11:40 am-12:15 pm 07/01-07/12 8172 1:00-1:35 PM 06/17-06/27 7662 11:40 am-12:15 pm 07/01-07/12 8173 1:35-2:10 PM 06/17-06/27 7663 4:00-4:35 pm 07/01-07/12 8174 2:10-2:45 PM 06/17-06/27 7664 4:35-5:10 pm 07/01-07/12 8175 2:45-3:20 PM 06/17-06/27 7665 5:10-5:45 pm 07/01-07/12 8176 1:00-1:35 PM 07/01-07/12 7666 5:45-6:20 pm 07/01-07/12 8177 1:35-2:10 PM 07/01-07/12 7667 6:20-6:55 PM 07/01-07/12 8178 2:45-3:20 PM 07/01-07/12 7668 6:55-7:30 PM 07/01-07/12 8179 1:00-1:35 PM 07/15-07/25 7669 8:45-9:20 am 07/15-07/25 8184 1:35-2:10 PM 07/15-07/25 7670 9:20-9:55 AM 07/15-07/25 8339 2:10-2:45 PM 07/15-07/25 7671 9:20-9:55 AM 07/15-07/25 8162 2:45-3:20 PM 07/15-07/25 7672 9:55-10:30 AM 07/15-07/25 Saturdays at Pioneer Valley High School 7673 10:30-11:05 AM 07/15-07/25 8199 10:00-11:00 am 07/06-07/27 7674 11:40 AM-12:15 PM 07/15-07/25 8200 NOON-1:00 PM 07/06-07/27 7675 11:40 AM-12:15 PM 07/15-07/25 7676 4:35-5:10 PM 07/15-07/25 7677 5:10-5:45 PM 07/15-07/25 7678 5:45-6:20 PM 07/15-07/25

For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 9 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide For more information or to register for classes visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register When two fees are quoted e.g., $33.50(R)/$41(NR), the first is the discounted rate for City of Santa Maria Residents and the second is the standard fee for non-residents. Aq uatics Level 3–Stroke Readiness: Prerequisite: Completion of level 2 or equivalent skills. Students will be introduced to jumping in deep water, diving, glides, floating, treading water for 30 seconds in deep water, front and back crawl 15 yards, elementary backstroke 15 yards, dolphin and scissor kick, water safety, and how to help others. 5-15 yrs. 7702 8:45-9:20 am 06/17-06/27 7703 8:45-9:20 am 06/17-06/27 7704 9:20-9:55 am 06/17-06/27 7877 9:55-10:30 am 06/17-06/27 7705 10:30-11:05 am 06/17-06/27 7706 11:05-11:40 am 06/17-06/27 7707 11:05-11:40 am 06/17-06/27 7708 4:00-4:35 PM 06/17-06/27 7709 4:35-5:10 PM 06/17-06/27 7710 5:45-6:20 PM 06/17-06/27 7711 6:55-7:30 PM 06/17-06/27 7712 8:45-9:20 am 07/01-07/12 7713 9:55-10:30 am 07/01-07/12 7714 10:30-11:05 am 07/01-07/12 7715 11:05-11:40 am 07/01-07/12 7716 11:05-11:40 am 07/01-07/12 Level 3 (Continued) 7717 11:40 am-12:15 PM 07/01-07/12 8225 5:05-5:40 PM 09/03-09/13 7718 4:35-5:10 PM 07/01-07/12 8226 5:40-6:15 PM 09/03-09/13 7719 6:55-7:30 PM 07/01-07/12 8231 6:50-7:25 PM 09/03-09/13 7720 8:45-9:20 am 07/15-07/25 8227 5:40-6:15 PM 09/16-09/26 7721 9:20-9:55 am 07/15-07/25 8228 6:15-6:50 PM 09/16-09/26 7722 9:20-9:55 am 07/15-07/25 8229 6:15-6:50 PM 09/30-10/11 7723 9:55-10:30 am 07/15-07/25 8230 6:50-7:25 PM 09/30-10/11 7724 10:30-11:05 am 07/15-07/25 Saturdays at Pioneer Valley High School 7725 11:05-11:40 am 07/15-07/25 8201 11:00 am-noon 07/06-07/27 7726 11:05-11:40 am 07/15-07/25 7727 5:45-6:20 PM 07/15-07/25 Level 4–Stroke Development: Prerequisite: Completion of level 3 or equivalent skills. Students will be introduced to 7728 5:45-6:20 PM 07/15-07/25 diving, swimming underwater 3 to 5 body lengths, floating, 7729 6:55-7:30 PM 07/15-07/25 treading water, front and back crawl 25 yards, breast stroke 7730 8:45-9:20 am 07/29-08/08 15 yards, elementary backstroke 25 yards, side stroke 5 yards, 7731 9:20-9:55 am 07/29-08/08 water safety, and how to help others. 5-15 yrs. 7732 10:30-11:05 am 07/29-08/08 7742 8:45-9:20 am 06/17-06/27 7733 10:30-11:05 am 07/29-08/08 7743 11:05-11:40 am 06/17-06/27 7734 11:05-11:40 am 07/29-08/08 7744 4:35-5:10 PM 06/17-06/27 7735 5:45-6:20 PM 07/29-08/08 7745 5:45-6:20 PM 06/17-06/27 7736 6:20-6:55 PM 07/29-08/08 7746 6:20-6:55 PM 06/17-06/27 7737 6:55-730 PM 07/29-08/08 7747 6:55-7:30 PM 06/17-06/27 7738 4:30-5:05 PM 08/12-08/22 7748 8:45-9:20 am 07/01-07/12 7739 5:40-6:15 PM 08/12-08/22 7749 8:45-9:20 am 07/01-07/12

For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 10 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide For more information or to register for classes visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register When two fees are quoted e.g., $33.50(R)/$41(NR), the first is the discounted rate for City of Santa Maria Residents and the second is the standard fee for non-residents.

LEVEL 5 (CONTINUED) Aq uatics 7784 5:10-5:45 PM 07/01-07/12 LEVEL 4 (CONTINUED) 7785 9:20-9:55 am 07/15-07/25 7750 9:20-9:55 am 07/01-07/12 7786 11:05-11:40 am 07/15-07/25 7751 11:05-11:40 am 07/01-07/12 7787 5:10-5:45 PM 07/15-07/25 7752 11:05-11:40 am 07/01-07/12 7788 8:45-9:20 am 07/29-08/08 7753 6:20-6:55 PM 07/01-07/12 7789 9:55-10:30 am 07/29-08/08 7754 8:45-9:20 am 07/15-07/25 7790 10:30-11:05 am 07/29-08/08 7755 9:20-9:55 am 07/15-07/25 7791 5:10-5:45 PM 07/29-08/08 7756 9:55-10:30 am 07/15-07/25 7792 6:20-6:55 PM 07/29-08/08 7757 11:05-11:40 am 07/15-07/25 7793 6:55-7:30 PM 07/29-08/08 7758 11:05-11:40 am 07/15-07/25 7794 5:05-5:40 PM 08/12-08/22 7759 5:45-6:20 PM 07/15-07/25 7795 6:50-7:25 PM 08/12-08/22 7760 6:55-7:30 PM 07/15-07/25 8237 5:05-5:40 PM 09/03-09/13 7761 8:45-9:20 am 07/29-08/08 8238 5:40-6:15 PM 09/16-09/26 7762 9:20-9:55 am 07/29-08/08 8239 6:50-7:25 PM 09/16-09/26 7763 9:55-10:30 am 07/29-08/08 8240 6:50-7:25 PM 09/30-10/11 7764 11:05-11:40 am 07/29-08/08 Level 6–Fitness Swimmer: Prerequisite: Completion 7765 4:00-4:35 PM 07/29-08/08 of level 5 or equivalent skills, and students must be able to 7766 5:10-5:45 PM 07/29-08/08 swim 50 yards continuously. Students will be introduced to 7767 5:45-6:20 PM 07/29-08/08 endurance swimming skills, swimming turns, how to use swim 7768 6:55-7:30 PM 07/29-08/08 fitness equipment, swimming etiquette, and how to calculate heart rate. Students will need to provide their own swim 7769 5:05-5:40 PM 08/12-08/22 paddles and swim fins (optional). 5-15 yrs. 7770 6:50-7:25 PM 08/12-08/22 7797 8:45-9:20 am 06/17-06/27 8236 5:05-5:40 PM 09/03-09/13 7798 5:45-6:20 PM 06/17-06/27 8232 6:15-6:50 PM 09/03-09/13 7799 8:45-9:20 am 07/01-07/12 8233 5:40-6:15 PM 09/16-09/26 7800 6:55-7:30 PM 07/01-07/12 8234 6:15-6:50 PM 09/16-09/26 7801 8:45-9:20 am 07/15-07/25 8235 6:50-7:24 PM 09/30-10/11 7802 5:45-6:20 PM 07/15-07/25 At Pioneer Valley High School 7803 9:20-9:55 am 07/29-08/08 8186 2:10-2:45 PM 06/17-06/27 7804 6:55-7:30 PM 07/29-08/08 8187 2:10-2:45 PM 07/01-07/12 7805 5:40-6:15 PM 08/12-08/22 Saturdays at Pioneer Valley High School 8241 4:30-5:05 PM 09/30-10/11 8202 NOON-1:00 PM 07/06-07/27 Level 6–Personal Water Safety: Prerequisite: Level 5–Stroke Refinement: Prerequisite: Completion Completion of level 5 and must be able to swim 50 yards of level 4 or equivalent skills. Students in this class will be continuously. Students will be introduced to swimming introduced to dives with glides, front crawl and back crawl 50 endurance skills, swimming stroke turns, water and swimming yards, butterfly 25 yards, breast stroke 25 yards, side stroke 25 survival skills. 5-15 yrs. yards, elementary backstroke 50 yards, treading water for 5 minutes, flip turns, water safety, and how to help others.5-15 yrs. 7808 6:20-6:55 PM 06/17-06/27 7776 9:20-9:55 am 06/17-06/27 7809 9:20-9:55 am 07/01-07/12 7777 10:30-11:05 am 06/17-06/27 7810 6:20-6:55 PM 07/01-07/12 7778 5:45-6:20 PM 06/17-06/27 7811 8:45-9:20 am 07/15-07/25 7779 6:20-6:55 PM 06/17-06/27 7812 5:10-5:45 PM 07/15-07/25 7781 8:45-9:20 am 07/01-07/12 7813 8:45-9:20 am 07/29-08/08 7782 10:30-11:05 am 07/01-07/12 8243 6:50-7:25 PM 09/16-09/26

For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 11 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide For more information or to register for classes visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register When two fees are quoted e.g., $33.50(R)/$41(NR), the first is the discounted rate for City of Santa Maria Residents and the second is the standard fee for non-residents.

 Deep Water Walkin’: Use the natural resistance of the Aq uatics deep water to help strengthen muscles and give your heart Tween Class: Beginning swim class for teens with little to the exercise it needs. Swim attire required. Mon. & Wed., no experience in the water. Participants will be introduced to 5:30-6:30 PM. 16 yrs & up. water entry using a ladder, steps or from pool side; opening Instructor: Bergstrom $28.50(R)/$35.50(NR) eyes underwater, front and back floats with support, treading 7599 06/03-06/26 water using arms and legs, and more. 9-15 yrs. 8213 07/01-07/29 7780 6:55-7:30 PM 06/17-06/27 7600 08/05-08/28 7863 6:55-7:30 PM 07/01-07/12 8273 09/04-09/25 At Pioneer Valley High School 8274 10/02-10/30 8191 1:00-1:35 PM 07/15-07/25 Saturdays at Pioneer Valley High School  Shallow Water Fitness: A low-impact water exercise class which promotes cardiovascular workout and 8203 10:00-11:00 am 07/06-07/27 strengthening of muscles with little resistance. Swim attire 8205 11:00 am-noon 07/06-07/27 required. Mon. & Wed., 11:00 AM-12:00 PM. 16 yrs & up. 8206 11:00 am-noon 07/06-07/27 Instructor: Rosa $28.50(R)/$35.50(NR) 8204 noon-1:00 PM 07/06-07/27 8247 07/01-07/29 Junior Lifeguard Class: Prerequisite: Completion of 8248 08/02-08/30 level 6 or equivalent skills. Students will learn basic rescue 8270 09/04-09/25 techniques, improve stroke techniques, life fitness skills, team 8271 10/02-10/30 work, and much more. 9-15 yrs. 8272 11/04-11/27 7972 9:00 am-noon 06/17-06/27 7973 9:00 am-noon 07/15-07/25  Classes/programs provided by independent instructors, and are not City sponsored. Adult Swim Lessons: Learn the fundamentals of swimming or perfect stroke technique in a supportive environment. Class is tailored to each individuals needs. 16 yrs & up. 7593 6:55-7:30 PM 06/17-06/27 7594 6:55-7:30 PM 07/01-07/12 7595 6:55-7:30 PM 07/15-07/25 7596 6:55-7:30 PM 07/29-08/08 7597 6:50-7:25 PM 08/12-08/22 8210 6:50-7:25 PM 09/03-09/13 8211 6:50-7:25 PM 09/16-09/26 Do you and your family visit the pool frequently?

Do you and your family visit the pool frequently? Are you tired of waiting in line to enter the pool? Don’t want to pay a daily entry fee every time you visit the pool? Skip the line and spend more time enjoying the pool! Consider Upgrading to an Annual Pool Pass!

Buy an Annual Pool Pass for $58.00 and you and up to 6 family members are covered for the year! A Pool Pass is good for Rec Swim and Adult Lap Swim year round! Pay a one-time fee for the entire year (pass expires 1 year after purchase date.)

Visit the Abel Maldonado Community Youth Center for more information.

For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 12 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide For more information or to register for classes visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register When two fees are quoted e.g., $33.50(R)/$41(NR), the first is the discounted rate for City of Santa Maria Residents and the second is the standard fee for non-residents. Youth & Teen Programs

Jr. Chef Workshops: In our Jr. Chef course, children will follow simple, healthy recipes from Harvest of the Month while learning about the importance of kitchen safety and sanitation. Adult participation is optional. Adult participation is optional. 7-9 yrs. $37.50(R)/$47(NR) 8302 3:30-4:15 PM Mondays 07/01-07/22 8303 6:00-6:45 PM Mondays 07/01-07/22

Holiday Cupcake Workshop: Bring a dozen of your favorite non-decorated cupcakes and learn fun ways to turn them into tasty works of art. We provide frosting, toppings, and utensils to decorate them in your own style. No charge for adults who accompany their children. 6-12 yrs. $12(R)/$15(NR) 8305 10:00-11:30 am 10/12 8306 10:00-11:30 am 12/14

Safe and Strong: Participants will enjoy City parks Jr. Teens Love Cooking: Not only do junior teens love and facilities under the guidance of trained Recreation food, they will love this hands-on class that shows them how Leaders. The Department offers this free drop-in recreation to make delicious recipes that are easy to make at home. program at several locations throughout the City for children Junior teens will learn about kitchen safety, nutrition facts and 6-12 years old. Drop-in format allows families to set their menu planning, and they will get to taste their creations at the schedule and have children arrive and leave at any time. end of each class. Classes are taught by Cal Fresh staff. No registration needed. June 10th-August 9th and August 12th- Grades 6-8 FREE st December 31 . For updates on schedules and locations, go to 8342 1:30-3:30 PM wed. 06/12-08/07 www.cityofsantamaria.org Teens Love Cooking: Teens will love this hands-on Mini Chef Workshops: To become a Mini-Chef, children cooking class that teaches them delicious recipes they can will make food using the Harvest of the Month and other easily make at home. Teens will learn about kitchen safety, healthy recipes while they develop skills that make food menu planning and nutrition facts, and they will get to taste preparation educational and fun. They will learn about their meals at the end of each class. Classes are taught by Cal measurements and portions before they sample their tasty Fresh staff. creations at the end of each class. Adult participation is Grades 9-12 FREE required. 8343 11:00 AM-1:00 PM wed. 06/12-08/07 3-6 yrs. $37.50(R)/$47(NR) 8301 4:45-5:30 PM Mon. 07/01-07/22 Hands in Motion-Youth Pottery: Have fun playing with clay while learning different hand building techniques, as well OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2019 Free tutoring and no appointment necessary. as working on the potter’s wheel. Last class of each session is Get the help you need with homework, class 1-hour in length. $10 material fee payable to instructor first projects, or preparing for that big test! For more information, contact the day of class. Thu. 3:30-5:30 PM. Grogan Park. 8-12 yrs. for teens in grades 7-12 Santa Maria Recreation & Parks Department at (805) 925-0951 ext. 2260 or 615 S. McClelland St. Instructor: Hinzo $32 Abel Maldonado Community Youth Center 600 S. McClelland St., Santa Maria Tutoring is provided by the 8013 06/13-07/18 8090 10/03-10/31 Allan Hancock College Cal-SOAP program. 8014 07/25-08/22 8091 11/14-12/19 8089 08/29-09/26

For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 13 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide For more information or to register for classes visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register When two fees are quoted e.g., $33.50(R)/$41(NR), the first is the discounted rate for City of Santa Maria Residents and the second is the standard fee for non-residents. Youth & Teen Programs

Junior & Teen Firefighter Camps: Spend a week with Pediatric First Aid and CPR Training: Learn to recognize some local heroes! This camp is structured like a real fire and respond appropriately to cardiac, breathing, and first academy designed to teach children and teens about the aid emergencies. This training program follows the course career of a fire fighter. $63(R)/$78.50(N) content of the American Red Cross. To receive certification, 8015 8-11 yrs. 9:00 AM-NOON 07/22-07/25 participants must demonstrate competency in all required 8016 12-16 yrs. 1:00-4:00 PM 07/22-07/25 skills and activities, and pass a written exam. Participant must be enrolled in the Babysitters Training course. Teen Police Academy: Explore fantastic career options 12-14 yrs. $27(R)/$33.50(NR) while you spend the week with some of Santa Maria’s heroes 8299 9:00 AM-2:30 PM 06/26 during this hands-on look at what it’s really like to be a police 8300 9:00 AM-2:30 PM 07/17 officer. $63(R)/$78.50(N) 8051 12-17 yrs. 9:00 AM-NOON 07/15-07/19 Teen Pumpkin Carving Contest: Get into the Halloween carving pumpkins while listening to Halloween music. Babysitters Training: Develop leadership skills and gain Earn prizes for top Jack-O’-Lanterns! Registration is required. the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and responsibly Abel Maldonado Community Youth Center. care for children and infants. This training program follows the Grades 7-12 FREE course content of the American Red Cross. 8307 5:00-8:00 PM 10/29 12-14 yrs. $40(R)/$50(NR) 8298 9:00 am-4:00 PM 06/25 Friday Night 3-On-3 Basketball: Teens! Bring your 8297 9:00 am-4:00 PM 07/16 game and hoop it up at the 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament. Abel Maldonado Community Youth Center. Free Grades 7-12 7:00-10:00 PM Fridays

Abel Maldonado Boat Regatta: In teams of four, build a boat entirely of Community Youth Center cardboard and duct tape then set sail in the Paul Nelson Pool! Prizes will be given to the team who’s boat survives and 600600 SouthSouth McClellandMcClelland Street,Street, SantaSanta MariaMaria makes it across the pool. Register at the Abel Maldonado MembershipMembership isis FREEFREE forfor teensteens inin gradesgrades 7-127-12 Community Youth Center. FREE Grades 7-12 1:00-5:30 PM 10/05

Game Room: pool tables, foosball, air hockey, & Playstation 3 consoles Confident Me (Sessions 2 and 3): This workshop Computer Lab: 12 computers, provides an impressive combination of activities and free internet access, printers, & more communication tools that encourage conversation on an Media Center: big screen TV with 300+ movies to choose from, exceedingly difficult subject: body confidence and self guitars, karaoke machine, & free popcorn esteem. Sessions are designed to build positive self-esteem Fitness Center: cardio and strength equipment with staff assistance. by using a variety of fun learning activities, games, art projects Fitness Center Hours: Monday-Saturday, 3:00–7:00 PM and group discussions. Abel Maldonado Community Youth Events Center: indoor court for basketball or dodgeball Center. Programs offered include: Key Club, Teen Trails Hiking Club, & Girls’ Night Out Teen Girls in Grades 7-12 FREE 8283 4:00-6:00 PM 06/24-06/28 8284 5:30-7:30 PM 10/21-10/25 OPEN Monday–Thursday, 2:30–8:30 PM Key Club is a junior high and high school organization that Friday–Saturday, 2:30–10:00 PM FREE FOR TEENS IN assists Kiwanis in carrying out its mission to serve the 7TH-12TH Closed Sunday children of the world. Members of Key Club perform acts of GRADES service in their communities while learning leadership skills by running meetings, planning projects and holding For more information, call For more elected leadership positions. information call (805) 925-0951 ext. 2260 (805) 925-0951 Meetings held Mondays at 6:00 PM at the ext. 2260 Abel Maldonado Community Youth Center (600 S. McClelland St.)

For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 14 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide For more information or to register for classes visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register When two fees are quoted e.g., $33.50(R)/$41(NR), the first is the discounted rate for City of Santa Maria Residents and the second is the standard fee for non-residents.

Teen Treks: Join us this season and have some fun on the Youth & Teen Programs Central Coast! Chaperone & transportation provided. For more information, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register. Have an adventurous time making new Girls’ Night Out: Grades 7-12 friends while having fun with girls your own age. For more information, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 8317 10:00 AM-4:00 PM “The Ravine” 06/14 Grades 7-12 8316 9:30 AM-NOON “Paintball” 06/29 8288 5:30-10:00 PM “Beach Bonfire” 06/21 8318 12:30 PM-5:30 PM “Ice Skating” 07/12 8292 10:00 AM-4:00 PM “Bike Riding in SB” 07/19 8319 10:30 AM-3:30 PM “Mustang Waterslides” 07/19 8293 5:00-7:00 PM “DIY Back-to-School” 08/09 8320 9:00 AM-1:00 PM “Kayaking” 07/26 8294 5:00-7:00 PM “Paint Night” 09/13 8321 11:30 AM-2:30 PM “The Pad” 08/02 “Cambria X-Mas Market” 8295 5:00-7:00 PM “Halloween Boo Bottles” 10/11 8308 3:30-10:00 PM 12/06 8296 5:00-7:00 PM “Spa Night” 11/08 Teen Trails: Enjoy the Central Coast, make new friends, and explore trails across the Central Coast in this hiking club! New! Teen Treks 2.0: Spend part of your summer and Lunch will be provided. travel outside of Santa Maria visiting various Museums Grades 7-12 $10 around California! Spend the day getting inspired, expanding your horizons and hanging out with teens who share the 8312 9:00 AM-2:30 PM Rattlesnake Trail 06/18 same interests all while learning and exploring new places! 8313 9:00 AM-2:30 PM Reservoir Canyon Trail 07/09 For a list of locations or more information, please visit 8314 9:00 AM-2:30 PM San Antonio Creek Trail 07/23 www.cityofsantamaria.org. Grades 7-12 8315 9:00 AM-2:30 PM South Hills Trail 08/06

For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 15 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide For more information or to register for classes visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register When two fees are quoted e.g., $33.50(R)/$41(NR), the first is the discounted rate for City of Santa Maria Residents and the second is the standard fee for non-residents. Active Senior Living Programs Active Senior Living Programs are intended for anyone over 50 years of age and does not require a membership. The Elwin Mussell Center features free and low cost classes, social events, and informational seminars designed to provide enrichment to both working and retired seniors. For more information please call (805) 925-0951 ext. 2260.

Build Your Own Body (BYOB): This popular class helps maintain cardiovascular health, strength and flexibility. This fast paced class uses music and handheld weights designed to increase muscular strength, and range of movement. Participants should bring water and a hand towel to class. Recommended for intermediate to advanced participants. Tue. & Thu., 9:00-10:00 AM. Elwin Mussell Center. Instructor: Haldeman $27(R)/$33.50(NR) Yoga for Active Living Adults: Yoga helps promote 8079 06/04-06/27 8148 10/01-10/31 a sense of physical well-being and releases stress. Students 8080 07/02-07/30 8149 11/05-11/29 are encouraged to wear loose clothing, bring a towel and 8146 08/01-08/29 8150 12/03-12/31 yoga mat. Tue. & Thu., 10:00-11:00 AM. Elwin Mussell Center. 8147 09/03-09/26 Instructor: Haldeman $27(R)/$33.50(NR) 8139 06/04-06/27 8153 10/01-10/29 (30 yrs. & up): Join the Zumba Craze and 8141 07/02-07/30 8154 11/05-11/26 have fun while you dance to energetic music. This class is easily adapted for all fitness levels and will ensure a calorie 8151 08/06-08/29 8155 12/03-12/31 burning workout. See why everyone’s having fun with Zumba 8152 09/03-09/26 Gold. Mon. & Wed., 10:00-11:00 AM. Elwin Mussell Center. Instructor: Hill $27(R)/$33.50(NR) Pottery: Learn hand-building, glazing, decorating, wheel- throwing, and firing techniques using clay, tools, supplies, 8069 06/03-06/26 8143 10/02-10/30 and equipment. Finished products are safe to use with food. 8070 07/01-07/31 8144 11/04-11/27 Personal instruction is guaranteed and everyone works at their 8071 08/05-08/28 8145 12/02-12/18 own pace. No experience required. *Materials not included. 8142 09/04-09/30 Clay may be purchased at cost from instructor on the first day of class. Wed. 6:30-9:30 PM. Grogan Park. 18 yrs. & up Zumba Chair Workout (40 yrs. & up): This fun chair Instructor: Mulder $47 exercise class is a combination of low impact routines designed 7997 06/26-07/31 8075 09/25-10/30 to increase bone and muscle strength and flexibility for 8074 08/07-09/11 8344 11/06-12/18 everyday life. Class has both sitting and standing exercises. This beginning class is designed to help participants progress Book Exchange: Paperback book enthusiasts gather to to an intermediate level. Recommended for those with trade used paperbacks. Choose from several titles and enjoy medical or physical limitations with their activities of daily living. light refreshments. 3rd Wed. of every month from 1:00-3:00 Class is limited to 30 participants. Wed., 9:00-10:00 AM. PM. Elwin Mussell Center. FREE Elwin Mussell Center. Instructor: Hill $19(R)/$23.50(NR) Knit, Chat, & Crochet: If you enjoy needle work or 8005 06/05-06/26 8084 10/02-10/30 coloring and meeting new people, this is a great way to pass 8006 07/03-07/31 8085 11/06-11/27 the time and socialize with friends. Free instruction offered to beginners. Participants must provide their own supplies. 1st, 8007 08/07-08/28 8086 12/04-12/18 2nd and 4th Wed. of every month from 1:00-3:00 PM. Elwin 8083 09/04-09/25 Mussell Center. FREE

For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 16 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide For more information or to register for classes visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register When two fees are quoted e.g., $33.50(R)/$41(NR), the first is the discounted rate for City of Santa Maria Residents and the second is the standard fee for non-residents. Active Senior Living Programs Santa Maria Lawn Bowling Club: Lawn bowling is a low-impact and fun outdoor sport for all ages. The game of Pool Room: Four top-notch tables are available in a large bowls is similar to Bocce, but it is played with biased bowls. room with plenty of friendly players. Ladies and gentlemen The object of the game is to place your bowl as close to the are welcome regardless of their level of play. Informal lessons “jack” as possible. Lessons are available at your convenience. available. Mon.-Fri. 9:00 AM-4:00 PM, and Sat. 9:00 AM-12:00 Join us for a presentation, and introductory session on lawn PM. Elwin Mussell Center. FREE bowling by calling the club at 349-9838.

Mah Jongg: Spend an enjoyable afternoon playing the Senior Nutrition Program: To make a lunch order, ancient game of Mah Jongg. This is a tile game of skill, strategy, call (805) 925-3010. calculation and some degree of chance originating from Eastern culture. National Mah Jongg rules apply and all ability levels are welcome. 1st and 3rd Wed. of every month from 12:00-4:00 PM. Every Friday 12:00-4:00 PM. Elwin Mussell Center. FREE The Santa Maria Senior Citizens Club and the City of Santa Maria are looking for Bunco: Expect lots of fun and laughter when you join us for this popular game of dice. Beginner players are always Volunteer Receptionists welcome. A $3.00 donation is requested. 1st and 3rd Wed. of for the Elwin Mussell Center located at every month from 1:30-4:00 PM. Elwin Mussell Center. FREE 510 East Park Avenue, Santa Maria Double Deck Pinochle: A four-player card game played • 3.5 hour shifts in partnerships using two pinochle decks. All pinochle players • Weekday mornings are welcome. 2nd and 4th Tue. of every month from NOON- or afternoons 4:00 PM. Elwin Mussell Center. FREE • Training provided Drop-in Pickleball: Be part of one of the hottest games • Flexible and fixed around for fun and fitness. Newcomers are welcome and schedules available loaner equipment is available. Mon., Wed., Fri. and Sat., 9:30 AM-noon. Atkinson Community Center. FREE A great way to meet new friends while helping the community! Drop-in Softball: Create your own “Field of Dreams” with the Swinging Seniors softball group. Batting practice and Duties include greeting visitors, accepting payments for scrimmages take place every Mon. and Thu. at Hagerman Senior Club events, light clerical tasks, and answering calls. Sports Complex for all abilities. The group also participates For more information about volunteering, visit or in several tournaments throughout the year. Newcomers are call the Elwin Mussell Center at (805) 925-0951 ext. 2207 welcome. Mon. & Wed. 11:00 AM-1:00 PM. Hagerman Sports Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Complex. FREE

CITY OF SANTA MARIA RECREATION AND PARKS DEPARTMENT This weeklong observance celebrates active “Changing the Way You Age” aging adults as fully participating members of society and promotes the benefits of leading an active, healthier lifestyle.

Free activities will be held on each day of this week. Get ready for a week of adventure; choose what interests you! Inspire Wellness For a complete listing of activities, September 28 - October 4 please visit www.cityofsantamaria.org or call Elwin Mussell Center (805) 925-0951 ext. 2260 for more information. 510 East Park Avenue, Santa Maria

For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 17 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide For more information or to register for classes visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register When two fees are quoted e.g., $33.50(R)/$41(NR), the first is the discounted rate for City of Santa Maria Residents and the second is the standard fee for non-residents. SPorts

Kidz Love Soccer Hotline: 1-888-372-5803 • For class status updates, download the free Kidz Love Soccer smartphone app • Shin guards are required after the first meeting • Saturday sessions at Rotary Centennial Park • 6-Week Sessions - $72 • 5-Week Sessions - $60

 Mom/Dad & Me* (2-3½ yrs.): Introduce yourself and your toddler to what many call the world’s most popular game. As you and your child participate in our fun, age-appropriate activities, your child will develop their large motor and social skills. A variety of soccer games are played each week. 6-Week Sessions 8110 Sa 1:45-2:15 PM 07/13-08/17  Taekwondo: Taekwondo is one of the most systematic 8031 Sa 1:45-2:15 PM 09/14-10/19 and scientific Korean martial arts–a discipline of mind and body bringing fluidity of motion, grace to movement, and 5-Week Session physical harmony. Sparring night held last Fri. of each 8111 Sa 1:45-2:15 PM 11/09-12/14 month. Atkinson Park. Instructor: Gonzalez $44.50  Tot/Pre-Soccer* (3½-5 yrs.): Little tykes will enjoy running and kicking just like the big kids! Encourages large motor skill 6-12 yrs. M, W 6:00-7:30 PM development through fun soccer games and introduces small 8048 06/03-06/26 8129 10/02-10/30 children to the group setting. Children learn to follow instructions 8049 07/01-07/31 8130 11/04-11/27 in a nurturing, age appropriate environment. 8050 08/05-08/28 8131 12/02-12/30 6-Week Sessions 8128 09/04-09/30 8029 Sa 2:25-3:00 PM 07/13-08/17 13 yrs. & up M, W 7:30-9:00 PM 8107 Sa 2:25-3:00 PM 09/14-10/19 8044 06/03-06/26 8125 10/02-10/30 5-Week Session 8045 07/01-07/31 8126 11/04-11/27 8108 Sa 2:25-3:00 PM 11/09-12/14 8046 08/05-08/28 8127 12/02-12/30 8124 09/04-09/30  Soccer 1 & 2-Techniques and Teamwork* (5-10 yrs.): Players will learn dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting, age-specific defense, etc. Fun skill games are played at every session. Small-sided soccer matches will be TEEN FITNESS CENTER FOR TEENS IN GRADES 7-12 introduced gradually. 6-Week Sessions Monday-Friday 3:00 PM-7:00 PM 8097 Sa 3:00-3:45 PM 07/13-08/17 600 South McClelland Street, Santa Maria For more information, call (805) 925-0951 ext. 2260 8257 Sa 3:00-3:45 PM 09/14-10/19 *clases BilingÜes COACHES & VOLUNTEERS NEEDED 5-Week Session Special Olympics programs offer a 8098 Sa 3:00-3:45 PM 11/09-12/14  Classes/programs providedwonderful by independent instructors, to change lives through the power of sport! If you would like to coach and are not City sponsored. or volunteer during the Summer/Fall/Winter season, please contact Elysha Perry at For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register(805) 925-0951 ext. 1460 or at [email protected] City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide For more information or to register for classes visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register When two fees are quoted e.g., $33.50(R)/$41(NR), the first is the discounted rate for City of Santa Maria Residents and the second is the standard fee for non-residents. SPorts

 Karate* (6 yrs. & up): Karate focuses on self-improvement by promoting positive values, fitness, self-esteem, and confidence. This class is U.S.A. and International Karate Do Kai registered. Tue. & Thu., 6:00-7:15 PM. Maramonte Park. Instructor: Villalobos $64 8018 06/04-06/27 8093 10/01-10/31 8019 07/02-07/30 8094 11/05-11/26 8020 08/01-08/29 8095 12/03-12/19 8092 09/03-09/26

 DM International Tennis Academy*: Whether you are picking up a racquet for the first time or perfecting your technique after years of play, our revised series of tennis lessons will help you improve your game fundamentals and skills. For more information, call DM International Tennis Academy at (805) 458-4008. Maramonte Park. 5 yrs. & up. $40 Thursdays 8058 10:30 AM-12:30 PM 06/13-06/27 8059 10:30 AM-12:30 PM 07/11-07/25 8135 10:30 AM-12:30 PM 08/01-08/15  Youth Volleyball Clinic: A great opportunity for boys and 8136 3:30-4:30 PM 09/05-09/19 girls to learn the fundamentals of volleyball in a non-competitive 8137 3:30-4:30 PM 10/03-10/17 environment. Serve up some fun and make new friends while 8341 3:30-4:30 PM 11/07-11/21 learning proper bumping, setting, and serving techniques. Fee 8256 3:30-4:30 PM 12/05-12/19 includes program T-Shirt. Class meets for 4, 1-hour sessions. Registration deadline is 07/19. Mon.-Thu. Saturdays $31(R)/$39(NR) 8054 11:00 AM-1:00 PM 06/15-06/29 6-10 yrs. 8055 11:00 AM-1:00 PM 07/13-07/27 8066 5:15-6:15 PM 07/22-07/25 8132 11:00 AM-1:00 PM 08/03-08/17 11-13 yrs. 8133 11:00 AM-1:00 PM 09/07-09/21 8067 6:30-7:30 PM 07/22-07/25 8134 11:00 AM-1:00 PM 10/05-10/19 8340 11:00 AM-1:00 PM 11/09-11/23 *clases BilingÜes 8255 11:00 AM-1:00 PM 12/07-12/21  Classes/programs provided by independent instructors, and are not City sponsored.  Youth Basketball Clinic: Learn proper techniques designed to improve all forms of your game. Beginner to Youth Basketball League (COED): Participant’s 2019- advance levels of basketball will be taught with emphasis 2020 grade level determines the league they will compete in. on shooting, passing, dribbling, defense, team play, and 1-hour team practices begin the week of 06/24, and league 1-on-1 moves. Fee includes program T-Shirt. Class meets games begin 07/06. Program fee includes a team T-shirt. for 4, 1-hour sessions. Registration deadline is 06/14. Information ext. 2413. Co-ed league. For more information, visit Mon.-Thu. Edwards Community Center. $31(R)/$39(NR) www.cityofsantamaria.org/register. Registration deadline 7-10 yrs. is 06/06. Meets on Saturdays. $39(R)/$49(NR) 8065 5:15-6:15 PM 06/17-06/20 7582 Grades 1-2 07/06-08/10 11-13 yrs. 7583 Grades 3-4 07/06-08/10 7584 Grades 5-6 07/06-08/10 8064 6:30-7:30 PM 06/17-06/20 7586 Grades 7-8 07/06-08/10

For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 19 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide For more information or to register for classes visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register When two fees are quoted e.g., $33.50(R)/$41(NR), the first is the discounted rate for City of Santa Maria Residents and the second is the standard fee for non-residents.

Adult Softball League: Teams will be placed in league SPorts divisions based on comparability and past season standings. Night of preference is viewed upon as secondary. Available Adult Volleyball League: Experienced and beginner nights are Mon., Tue., Thu. & Fri: 6:30-10:30 PM. Each team teams welcome in both COED and Women’s Divisions. is responsible for $11 umpire fee due at game time. Each team is responsible for $10 Referee Fee due at Registration fee includes PMBF coverage. game time. Registration fee includes PMBF coverage. 18 yrs. & up $477.50(R)/$597(NR) Sun., 1:00-5:00 PM. COED 16 yrs. & up $192(R)/$240(NR) 7976 09/09-11/21 Registration Deadline 08/22 8157 08/25-11/17 Registration Deadline 08/15 Men’s 7977 09/10-11/22 Registration Deadline 08/22

Adult Basketball League: Teams will be placed in league divisions based on comparability and past season standings. Night of preference is viewed upon as secondary. Available nights are Monday through Friday, 6:30-9:30 PM. Each team is responsible for $20 referee fee due at game time. Registration fee includes PMBF coverage. 18 yrs. & up $313 (R)/$391(NR) 8156 08/26-11/15 Registration Deadline 08/15

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Special Olympics programs offer a wonderful opportunity to change lives through the power of sport!

If you would like to coach or volunteer during the Summer, Fall, or Winter season, please contact Bianca McNeil at (805) 925-0951 ext. 2135 or at [email protected]

Abel Maldonado Community Youth Center 600 S. McClelland Street

Monday-Friday: 5:30 AM-1:30 PM | Saturday: 8:00 AM-1:30 PM Featuring: Strength and Cardio Equipment $3.00 per visit, or $35 for a *30-Day Pass *30-Day Pass includes use of Paul Nelson Aquatics Center & Fitness Center at AMCYC. Passes available for purchase at the Abel Maldonado Community Youth Center. For more information, call (805) 925-0951 ext. 2260

For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 20 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide Summer • Fall • Winter Sports Seasons

Special Olympics programs are designed to give people with intellectual disabilities the chance to develop physical fitness, sport skills, social skills, and increased self-esteem. Summer Bowling Season: Mid-June through Mid-August. Fall Season Sports: August through Mid-November. Sports Offered: Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball, and Golf. Winter Floor Hockey Season: December through February. We invite all eligible athletes, ages 8 years and up, to join our programs. New athletes wanting to participate must complete an Athlete Application for participation in Special Olympics (medical) form, which is required once every three years for all athletes. Forms are available at the Recreation and Parks Department office located at 615 S. McClelland St. or on the City’s webpage at www.cityofsantamaria.org. (Note: Only original forms accepted; no faxed or e-mail copies allowed.) Competitions: Come out and support Special Olympics athletes at our Golf Competition on September 28th at the Santa Maria Country Club. COACHES & VOLUNTEERS: Special Olympics programs offer a wonderful opportunity to change lives through the power of sport! For more information on how to apply as an athlete or how to become a coach or volunteer please call (805) 925-0951 ext. 1460.

“Where development has no disability.” Meetings: 2nd & 4th Wednesday of every month from 3:45-5:00 PM Minami Community Center, 600 W. Enos. Dr., Santa Maria

Aktion Club is a community-service group for adults 18 years and up who live with a disability. Join this group and enjoy the opportunity to develop initiative and leadership, while performing a variety of services for the community and taking time out for fun as well!

Dances Friday: July 19th, September 20th, October 25th, and December 13th 6:00-8:00 PM Minami Community Center Aktion Club invites you to hit the dance floor with all your friends and enjoy a night filled with all your favorite music, food, and great prizes! $15 Tickets may be purchased at the door. No Pre- Sale Tickets. For more information please call (805) 925-0951 ext. 2253.

For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 21 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide Community Events Calendar July 4 Red, White, and Boom! FREE • 6:00-9:00 PM Sierra Vista Park, 809 Panther Dr. Celebrate Independence Day with a spectacular fireworks show and street festival. For details and updates, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org July 20 Mini Ranch Day FREE • 10:00 AM-NOON Los Flores Ranch Park, 6271 Dominion Road Put on your boots and join us for this family friendly visit with several miniature horses. Learn about why these horses are so small, what they are used for, and how to care for them. Bring your camera for the perfect June 29-August 24 photo opportunity. Feel free to pack a lunch to enjoy Movies in the Park while visiting the ranch. Please note these horses are FREE • Saturdays at Dusk not for riding. 6/29, 7/13, 7/27, 8/10, & 8/24 Grab a lawn chair and blanket and enjoy a hit movie August 6 with friends and family under the stars at one of our National Night Out local community parks! For an updated list of movie FREE • 6:00-8:00 PM • Preisker Park titles and locations, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org Show your support in the fight against crime. Enjoy a collaboration of activities and demonstrations June 30-September 8 provided by local law enforcement, fire, military, and Concerts in the Park medical response teams. Festivities include youth FREE • Sundays 1:00-3:00 PM activities, informational and commercial booths, live DJ, refreshments and more! For additional details and 6/30 - Noach Tangeras updates, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org. 7/14 - Unfinished Business 7/28 - Drive-In Romeos 8/11 - The Band August 8/25 - Steppin’ Out 9/08 - Soul’d Out Bring your lawn chairs and picnic blankets for an afternoon of fun in the sun! This concert series is free, family friendly, and showcases some of the best local bands on the Central Coast! For an updated list of bands performing and locations visit www.cityofsantamaria.org. ADVERTISE WITH PLAY, INC. The People for Leisure And Youth, Inc. (PLAY, Inc.) is providing the opportunity to showcase your business by reaching your desired demographic of sporting event participants through advertising at the Central Coast’s premier sports facilities: Hagerman Sports Complex, Paul Nelson Aquatic Center, Elks Field, and Oakley Park. “Making Fun Explore how your business can bene t from advertising. A Reality” Contact PLAY, Inc. at (805) 925-0951 ext. 2260 or visit www.santamariaatplay.org

For more information, to view schedules or to register, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org/register 22 City of Santa Maria June-December 2019 Recreation Guide Community Events Calendar October 27 Día de los Muertos FREE • 1:00-5:00 PM Veterans’ Memorial Community Center Enjoy this free family festival filled with vibrant cultural activities that honors the lives of passed loved ones in the tradition of Día de los Muertos. Festivities will include altars, entertainment, youth activities, food, inflatables, crafts and much more! For more information, please visit www.cityofsantamaria.org. August 14 November 2 Celebration of Life 90 yrs. & up and Guests Law Enforcement Torch Run Doors Open 11:00 AM • Lunch Served 11:30 AM Crab Feed *FREE • Veterans’ Memorial Community Center 6:00 PM Social Hour - 7:00 PM Crab Feed Join us for a birthday celebration, lunch, and Veterans’ Memorial Community Center entertainment! There will be a special recognition for Northern Santa Barbara County Law Enforcement Torch those who are 100+. *FREE for all Valley residents who Run invites you to a CRAB-A-LICIOUS CRAB FEEDING are 90+ years and one family member or caregiver; one FRENZY! All you can eat crab legs, rice, salad, and bread. additional guest is $15.00. Please call (805) 925-0951 Plus - live music and silent auction! Tickets are $45 per ext. 2207 to RSVP starting 10/08. person. All proceeds will benefit local Special Olympics. Please call ext. 2260 for more details. Purchase tickets September 28-October 4 online at www.sosc.org/NSBcrabfeed Active Aging Week The Active Aging Committee expands recreation programming for adults 50 years & up and encourages participation in a healthier lifestyle that highlights the ability of older adults to live well regardless of age or health conditions. For a full list of Active Aging Week events visit www.cityofsantamaria.org. September 29 Arts & Crafts Pop Up Shop 12:00-3:00 PM • Elwin Mussell Center This Pop Up Shop offers you a chance to shop for one- of-a-kind arts & crafts while highlighting the talents of local artists age 50 & older. For more information, please call (805) 925-0951 ext. 2260. October 19 Free for the Weekend FREE • For Teens in 7th-8th Grade 7:00-10:00 PM • Elks Field, 600 S. McClelland St. Fighting Back Santa Maria Valley offers an exciting night of activities for junior high students who pledge to be drug and alcohol free. The event includes entertainment, games, dance, food, and much more.

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December 7 Tree Lighting Ceremony Festivities Begin at 4:30 PM Kick off the holiday season with The People for Leisure And Youth, Inc. at our annual Tree Lighting Ceremony. This year the lighting of the tree, on the corner of Cook and Broadway, will occur at 5:20 PM to mark the beginning of the Rotary Parade of Lights! Join us for a Christmas carol sing-a-long! Donate to PLAY, Inc. in support of recreation programs for the community and receive an ornament to personally hang on the tree! For more information visit www.santamariaatplay.org. DECEMBER 18-19 Lights, Sights & Holiday Nights Bus Tour 5:30-7:30 PM • Active Living Program • FREE A wonderful evening of Holiday Lights and light NOVEMBER 23 refreshments are guaranteed to get you in the 23rd Annual Turkey Trot holiday spirit. This is only for those 50 years and older. 5K Run/Walk (14 yrs. & up) Start: 9:00 AM Transportation provided by SMOOTH bus service and Kids 1-Mile Sprint (6-13 yrs.) Start: 9:45 AM are wheel chair accessible. Reservations required. Jim May Park, 809 Stanford Drive Please call (805) 925-0951 ext. 2207 to RSVP starting Runners of all ages and fitness levels are invited to 12/02. get in shape before the “big feast” at the 23rd annual Turkey Trot Fun Run. Races begin and end at Jim DECEMBER 31 May Park. Early bird registration is $25 through Senior Noon Year Party 11/11 and $30 thereafter. Fee includes event T-Shirt. 11:00 AM-1:00 PM • Active Living Program Minimal day of event registrations will be accepted. FREE • Elwin Mussell Center Celebrate with your friends and toast in the New Year November 16-December 9 with a glass of bubbly at noon and tap your feet to Lights, Sights & Holiday Nights the music of the Rip Tide Band. Light refreshments ‘Tis the season to be jolly and spread holiday cheer will be provided. Please call (805) 925-0951 ext. 2207 throughout the community by taking part in our to RSVP starting 12/02. traditional Holiday Decoration Contest! Nominate your favorite decorated residence, business, storefront, or church and a committee of judges will select the winning displays to be included in the Holiday Hall of Fame Tour Map! For more information, visit www.cityofsantamaria.org or call (805) 925-0951 ext. 2260.

* Event dates, times, and locations are subject to change or may be cancelled. Visit www.cityofsantamaria.org for updates. Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/csmrpd

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