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Fall 20 18 CITY NEWS AND RECREATION GUIDE

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By-district elections to City adopts $77 million San Marcos Creek ‘Reach the Peak’ with a Fall recreation take effect this fall balanced budget bridge update race that helps San Marcos guide released Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 10 Page 11 TABLE OF CONTENTS Fall 2018 City News

By-district elections to take effect this fall 3 City adopts $77 million balanced budget 4 San Marcos Creek bridge update: construction bids, public outreach in the works 5 SAN MARCOS 360 is published three times per year by the City of San Marcos. Eastgate development earns award for design 5 Businesses secure more than $500K in tax credits with City help 6 Editor Sarah Macdonald Local active adults benefit from City and CSUSM collaboration Recreation Editor Cheryl Salazar 6 Art Director Kelly Grady San Marcos aims to attract, retain startups 7 JPW Communications Wildfire preparedness tips offered 8 Photography Alan Crosthwaite Photography New fire marshals appointed 8 Brant Bender Photography Mark Marquez Photography Residents encouraged to observe all parks and trails rules 9 Melissa McClure Photography Recycling tips outlined 9 Ahjile Miller Photography ‘Reach the Peak’ with a race to the top of North County’s highest vista 10 Copywriting Marlena Medford JPW Communications [email protected] Recreation

Recreation Guide 11 Special Events 12 Family Night 15 Adults 50+ 16 Adventure Day Camp 20 Preschoolers 21 Aquatics 22 Outdoor Adventures 23 Enrichment Classes 24 Sports 36 Facilities and Parks Reservations 38 Community Resource Guide Back cover

About the cover: Do you have what it takes to ‘Reach the Peak?’ Join hundreds of 10K racers City Council Meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 6 pm for the annual Double Peak Challenge on Meetings: unless otherwise noted. Please check the City’s website for any changes to Sept. 29. Learn more on page 10. the schedule.

City Hall holiday closures: San Marcos Community Television (SMTV) airs San Marcos administrative offices —including the live cablecasts of City Council meetings on Community Center and Public Works —will be Cox Communications Channel 19, Time Warner closed Sept. 3, Nov. 12, 22 and 23. Cable Channel 24 and AT&T U-verse Channel 99. Live and archived webcasts are also available at www.san-marcos.net . City Hall after hours: (760) 752-7550, ext. 3241 A complete schedule of all city commission meetings is available online at www-san-marcos.net/agendas . Contact us: San Marcos City Hall 1 Civic Center Drive | San Marcos, CA 92069 | (760) 744-1050 Open Monday through Thursday and alternate Fridays, 7:30 am - 5:30 pm

San Marcos 3 Civic Center Drive | San Marcos, CA 92069 | (760) 744-9000 Community Center Open Monday through Friday, 8 am - 7 pm

2 City of San Marcos | 360 | Fall 2018 City helps San Marcos voters get ready for changes to their local election process By-district elections to take eﬀect this fall

Starting this November, San Marcos city council candidates will be elected via a by-district voting system—instead of a citywide vote, commonly called an at-large election. The City Council has created four voting districts, which each include about 8,000 voters:

DISTRICT 1 will include the Richmar area and west to Poinsettia Avenue, east to Woodland Parkway, north to Borden Road and south to the 78 Freeway.

DISTRICT 2 will include San Elijo Hills along with Old Creek Ranch, Discovery Hills, Rancho Dorado and the adjoining neighborhoods.

DISTRICT 3 will include the area around Cal State San Marcos, the Creek District and the In September 2016, the San Marcos City Council approved Civic Center area, and extend east to the Nordahl Marketplace, the move to district elections along with the new district west to Rancho Santa Fe Road and north to the 78 Freeway. boundaries, giving residents the opportunity to make a difference at the ballot box. DISTRICT 4 will include Santa Fe Hills, Palomar College and neighborhoods north of Borden Road and Santa Fe Road to the west.

In the November 2018 election, candidates from Council Districts 1 and 2 Why is San Marcos switching will be on the ballot. In the 2020 election, candidates from District 3 and 4 will be on the ballot. All candidates must live within the district to by-district voting? The California Voting Rights Act of 2001 (CVRA) they want to represent. assists in preventing disenfranchised voters by While all council members will be elected by districts, making it easier for voters to challenge the process the Mayor will still be elected by a citywide vote. for how officials are elected. For more information about While the City of San Marcos has a strong track district voting in San Marcos, visit record of working together to benefit the whole www.san-marcos.net/districting . community, the San Marcos City Council took the proactive step to move to by-district elections. This will protect the City’s taxpayers from the risk of future litigation for any alleged violations of the CVRA. San Marcos now joins the more than 130 cities and school districts across the state that have switched from at-large elections to by-district elections since the CVRA was enacted in 2002.

City of San Marcos | 360 | Fall 2018 3 City adopts $77 million balanced budget In June, the San Marcos City Council adopted a $77 million General Fund budget for the Fiscal Year 2018-19, which began July 1. The General Fund pays for important services such as fire protection, law enforcement, street and park maintenance, recreation services, land use planning and general administration. With a steady economy and positive national, statewide and regional economic indicators, the The general fund City has benefited from moderate revenue increases and projects nearly a 4.8 percent growth in pays for important revenue compared to last year. Sales and property taxes account for 53 percent of General Fund revenues. Sales tax for the services and programs that provide next fiscal year is expected to reach $17.6 million, a 5.7 percent change from prior year’s original a high quality of life in San Marcos. budget, and county-assessed property tax growth is estimated at 6.7 percent. San Marcos has also benefited from its tax alternative revenue streams such as rental income to keep the City moving through economic ups and FY 18-19 General Fund Expenditures downs. The City owns land and property like the San Marcos Town by Line of Business Center and Creekside Marketplace, to name a few, which spin off several million dollars each year in non-tax revenue. Services Provided from Other Funds “San Marcos is positioned well, is addressing emerging 1.3% challenges head-on and has maintained a steady fiscal Infrastructure Transfer approach capable of weathering the ebbs and flows of the Fund 3.8% larger economy,” said City Manager Jack Griffin. Culture and Recreation 5.2% Overall, San Marcos finances remain steady and the budget for the new fiscal year supports the policy to maintain a liquid reserve Development Services 5.8% of 40 percent of General Fund operating budgeted expenditures. Public Works Operations 18.3% The new budget sets aside more than $2.9 million of the General Fund to the Infrastructure Transfer Fund to pay for long-range General Government 16.0% replacement and rehabilitation of city buildings, roads and sidewalks, Fire Department 24.2% lighting and storm drains, parks and landscaping, and equipment and vehicles. Law Enforcement 25.4% To learn more about the City’s budget, visit www.san-marcos.net/finance or contact the City’s Finance Department at (760) 744-1050, ext. 3127.

City refinances bonds to save taxpayers $3.9 million This summer, the City of San Marcos refinanced $20.6 million of bonds that will save some property owners money on their Mello-Roos taxes that help pay for important things like grading, streets, utilities, parks and trails. Property owners in the San Elijo communities of Saverne, Azure, Cambria, Woodley’s Glen, Crestview, Waterford, Village Square and Westridge will see an average annual savings of $120 to $450 per residence on a portion of their property tax bill next year. The bond refinancing will collectively save residents in these neighborhoods about $3.9 million over the life of the bonds. The refunding reduced the net interest cost from 4.82 percent to 3.55 percent and was accomplished without extending the term of the bonds.

4 City of San Marcos | 360 | Fall 2018 Eastgate development earns award for design

Eastgate—a new mixed-used development with affordable housing for families and veterans—won a Gold Nugget Award of Merit, a statewide honor that recognizes projects with The San Marcos Creek bridge project will help relieve flooding issues, improve traffic flow, support habitat conservation outstanding design. Pacific Coast Builder’s Corporation efforts, and provide the infrastructure needed for future growth. officially presented the award during its annual ceremony in San Francisco this summer. The development features 42 apartments San Marcos Creek that are fully leased and 11,600 square feet of commercial space. San Diego- District Bridge based affordable developer Affirmed Housing built Eastgate in late 2017 on Project update the east side of the Creek District, at Construction bids, public 16 Creekside Drive. For more leasing information at outreach in the works Eastgate, contact the property management company at This fall, the City of San Marcos will (760) 798-0191. advertise for construction bids for the San Marcos Creek District Bridge Project— and it will launch a public outreach effort to help inform residents about work impacts to the surrounding areas. The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is reviewing all the construction plans and documents that the City was required to submit. Once Caltrans gives the green light to the project, the City will start construction, which is slated for early 2019 through early 2021. Future enhancements will include the widening of Discovery Street to four lanes between Bent Avenue and Via Vera Cruz, a new four-lane bridge spanning the creek on Via Vera Cruz, and a two-lane bridge on Bent Avenue. The project will also create a promenade park, add bike and pedestrian amenities, and resolve the area’s long-standing flooding issues. Ultimately, this work will improve traffic flow, support habitat conservation efforts and deliver the infrastructure needed for future growth in the area. To learn more about the San Marcos Creek District and development vision for the area, visit www.san-marcos.net /creekdistrict, email [email protected] or call (760) 744-1050, ext. 4516.

San Marcos prides itself on providing a high quality of life, and roadways are no exception. The City strives to keep all motorists safe and commuting smoothly. Safe, courteous As San Marcos expands, challenges surrounding transportation arise, so the City is taking a proactive driving is a approach that invites the community to be part of the solution by practicing safe, courteous driving. In coming months, the City will launch a campaign to raise awareness about this public safety priority. City priority } Please stay tuned, and in the meantime, drive safely and keep it friendly behind the wheel! City of San Marcos | 360 | Fall 2018 5 Local active adults benefit from City and CSUSM collaboration City staﬀ and students hatched a plan to recruit more volunteers at the Senior Activity Center

The City of San Marcos is home to about 25,000 residents 50 years and older who are approaching or are in retirement. But that doesn’t mean they’re ready to slow down. In fact, the San Marcos Senior Activity Center is buzzing. It serves about 7,000 senior residents per month, largely thanks to the dozens of volunteers who do things like work the front desk, help in the computer lab and lead activities. A collaboration with California State University San Marcos Go-Biz Director Panorea Avdis (left) shakes hands with Quick Charge Power CEO Tony Williams, who recently secured a state income tax credit with help (CSUSM) will help the City attract more of those critical volunteers. from the City of San Marcos. They recently joined forces to launch Democracy in Action, a program that lets students tackle city issues. Unlike an internship, they are not given direction—but instead, make research-based Businesses secure more than $500K recommendations, more like a consultant. in tax credits with City help The savings will help create dozens of jobs in the City

The City of San Marcos helped two San Marcos businesses secure more than $500,000 in state income tax credits, allowing them to collectively create nearly 30 local jobs. The Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz) awarded a $446,700 California Competes Tax Credit (CCTC) to x-ray machine company Creative Electron and a $100,000 CCTC to Quick Charge Power, which makes charging equipment for electric vehicles. These companies are exempt from paying state income taxes in the amount awarded—an incentive to help them grow their operations with its savings. Creative Electron will hire 22 employees over the next four About 30 students years and Quick Charge Power plans to hire another seven. developed strategies to entice more volunteers, including designing “I think this underscores the fact that San Marcos is a marketing materials, community worth investing in—competitive even at a regional creating an orientation or state level.” process and finding missed recruitment opportunities. City staff – Tess Sangster, Economic Development Manager is now fine-tuning the strategies and is already rolling some of them out. With only 63 companies making the list during this most recent “Well-run cities with engaged residents lead to thriving round, earning a CCTC is competitive. In fact, San Marcos was the only communities,” said Parks and Recreation Manager Andrea North County city on the list. Both companies largely credit their Gonzalez. “If we want that to continue in San Marcos, we need to success to guidance from city staff. connect with our next generation of leaders and this program is For more information about the CCTC program, contact Tess Sangster helping us do that.” at [email protected] or (760) 744-1050, ext. 3120. To read the full-length version of this story, visit To read the full-length version of this story, visit www.san-marcos.net/SeniorCenterVolunteers . www.san-marcos.net/taxcredits .

6 City of San Marcos | 360 | Fall 2018 San Marcos aims to attract, retain startups

The City of San Marcos is working to entice and better support entrepreneurs—all in an effort to further boost its growing economy. “Our local economy has grown 25 percent in the past decade, and startups can help keep that momentum going through job creation, attracting capital and encouraging innovation,” said Economic Development Manager Tess Sangster. “We’re a growing city eager to help new businesses grow along with us.” Case in point: in the past two years, the City helped startups secure more than $1.4 million in state income tax credits. That has allowed the businesses to create nearly 80 new jobs in San Marcos. The City now wants to rev-up efforts to help entrepreneurs even more, and California State University San Marcos (CSUSM) students have been researching the best way to go about it. CSUSM’s Democracy in Action program challenges students to San Marcos joined the propose solutions to city issues, and in this case, ideas ranged from a Innovate 78 cities at Common Grounds Co-Working Space in startup marketplace where residents could learn about new companies Carlsbad for the first San Diego Startup in town—to an incubator center where entrepreneurs could share ideas Week event in North County on Friday, June 29. and resources.

“Our parents could work in the same industry their whole lives, but that’s changing. Most young professionals will face up to four careers. We need a pipeline of entrepreneurs with new ideas. That’s going to be the key to economic stability in the future.” – Sam Clarke, CSUSM Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship

Ideas like these are critical to the City’s long-term economic strategy And last month, the City and San Diego Regional EDC helped because industry life cycles are getting shorter as technology advances, organize a forum in Carlsbad for San Diego Startup Week, which says CSUSM Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship Sam Clarke, who was the first time North County has been represented. oversaw the research. “San Marcos is a city that values business innovation, and we “Our parents could work in the same industry their whole lives, but want that message to reach entrepreneurs through events like that’s changing. Most young professionals will face up to four careers,” these,” Sangster said. “We encourage startups to discover what he explained. “We need a pipeline of entrepreneurs with new ideas. San Marcos has to offer them.” That’s going to be the key to economic stability in the future.” To attend the Aug. 22 forum on food innovation from In that vein, the City is positioning itself as a startup hub by engaging 5:30 to 7:30 pm, please RSVP by sending an email to more entrepreneurs. For example, on Wednesday, Aug. 22, the City will [email protected] or to learn more about the event, host a public event on local innovation in the food industry—which was visit www.innovate78.com/startups . organized in conjunction with the San Diego Regional Economic If you would like more information about the City’s economic Development Corporation (San Diego Regional EDC) Startup78 Committee. development division, please contact Tess Sangster at [email protected] or (760) 744-1050, ext. 3120.

City of San Marcos | 360 | Fall 2018 7 Are you prepared for wildfire? Defensible space inspections help keep homeowners safe in San Marcos City names new Fire Marshal The City of San Marcos believes that public education is the key to community safety, especially when it comes to and Deputy Fire Marshal preparing for a wildfire. It is critical for property owners to create defensible space—a buffer around a house that is The City of San Marcos recently hired Jason Nailon as its new fire clear of vegetation that can easily catch fire. This defensible marshal and Astrid Starcher as its deputy fire marshal. space should be at least 100 feet for homes built before Nailon joins the City from Apple Valley Fire Protection District, where he 2005, and 150 feet for homes built after 2005. most recently served as fire marshal and battalion chief. During his 18 year To help homeowners achieve that, the San Marcos Fire tenure there, he also held positions as fire inspector, fire protection Department is happy to provide free property inspections. specialist, and deputy fire marshal. Since January, the department has inspected more than In her role as deputy fire marshal, Starcher works closely with Nailon. 300 properties asking owners to remove dead and She focuses on the day-to-day strategies for fire prevention, which often overgrown vegetation. allows her to interact with the community. As part of the free service, inspectors provide homeowners “I love the diversity of San Marcos and the variety of different businesses with a report that includes recommendations on how to and people that I get to work with every day,” she said. improve or maintain defensible space using a checklist and Starcher has been with the City since 2010 serving as a fire inspector. photos based on the property inspection. Previous to that, she was a fire inspector for the Encinitas Fire Department Inspectors can assess defensible space requirements and a fire inspector for the Vista Fire Department. from the street or an adjacent property—homeowners do not have to be present. If a homeowner is not home or cannot participate, a copy of the report is mailed. In addition to local inspections, the California Department You’re Invited! San Marcos Fire of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) will coordinate inspections with the San Marcos Fire Department for Department Open House residents living in the State Responsibility Area. For more information about this service, contact the Saturday, Oct. 6 | 10 am to noon San Marcos Fire Department at (760) 744-1050, Fire Station No. 1 ext. 3409 or visit www.san-marcos.net/beprepared . 180 W. Mission Road | Free! For event details, visit TIPS TO HELP PREPARE HOMES AND PROPERTY www.san-marcos.net/OpenHouseSMFD . • Clear all dead and dying vegetation 150 feet away from all structures. • Cut back tree branches at least three feet away from roof edges and chimney outlets. • Limb up tree branches so they are at least six feet above ground level. • Store firewood at least 30 feet away from a home. • Landscape with fire resistant, drought tolerant plants. • Find alternative ways to dispose of landscape debris such as chipping or hauling away to a green waste facility.

8 City of San Marcos | 360 | Fall 2018 Here are a few friendly reminders to anyone choosing San Marcos as their recreation destination: • Keep dogs on leash . Owners must have their dog on a leash no longer than six feet while out in public unless they are in one of the City’s off-leash dog parks (see map on the back cover for list of off-leash parks). • Pick up your dog waste. Be sure to pick up any pet waste and take it with you or discard it in a designated receptacle. • Share your air. Smoking and vaping are not permitted within 100 feet of any public park, trail or facility, Residents encouraged to except in designated smoking areas. opt outside while observing • Leave your drinks and glass containers at home. Alcohol and glass containers are not permitted in all parks and trails rules public parks or on trails.

The City of San Marcos invites all residents and visitors to enjoy the City’s To learn more about city parks, trails and recreation 37 public parks and the many miles of trails while being mindful and observing opportunities, visit www.san-marcos.net/play . all park rules.

“San Marcos is known for our parks and trails. By being considerate of others and following all rules, our residents and visitors can safely enjoy all that this community has to offer.” – Buck Martin, Parks and Recreation Director

Do you know what belongs SUSTAINABLE in the blue bin? Please help us prevent and reduce contamination of San Marcos recyclable material by learning what items can go in your blue bin. With recycling markets shrinking, now, The City of San Marcos more than ever, is the time to recycle right! As much is committed to helping as we might want everything to be recyclable, many residents take care of things are not. To learn what items belong in the our environment recycle bin, visit www.edcodisposal.com . by oﬀering a comprehensive and Where can I take it? convenient trash Not all items can be thrown in the trash because and recycling program they may contain hazardous substances that in cooperation with EDCO pollute our environment. Learn where you can Waste & Recycling Services. safely dispose—at no cost—items such as paint, household cleaners, pool chemicals, automotive products and pesticides by visiting, www.san-marcos.net/work/trash-recycling .

City of San Marcos | 360 | Fall 2018 9 On Saturday, Sept. 29, hundreds of runners will take on the Double Peak Challenge, a race that helps raise money for San Marcos community groups.

REACH THE PEAK of North County’s highest vista The Double Peak Challenge on Sept. 29 ANNIVERSARY will feature a race that is sure to raise some heart rates—and help community WWI groups, too

More than 600 people are expected to lace-up on Saturday, SUNDAY, NOV. 11 | 2 to 4 pm Sept. 29, for the third annual San Marcos Double Peak Challenge, Helen Bougher Memorial Park a trail race that winds though panoramic hillsides and climbs more 1243 Borden Road, San Marcos than 1,000 feet to reach the summit of Double Peak—the highest point in northern San Diego County. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS The City-sponsored event features a 10K and 5K course, as well as a 200-meter trail trot for kids. Race proceeds will benefit the Friends 2 pm Refreshments / Retire Flag of San Marcos Parks & Recreation, which supports events, programs, Patriotic Displays / Music parks and facilities for the community, and The San Marcos Promise, (snack boxes provided for $5) a scholarship and career guidance program for students in the local 3 pm Ceremony school district. “This is a fun, healthy and helpful way to support the San Marcos 4 pm Reception community,” said Parks and Recreation Director Buck Martin. “And as Military and active duty personnel are encouraged, but not required, an added incentive, that beautiful panoramic view from the top of to attend in uniform. Guests are asked to bring their own chairs, as Double Peak simply cannot be beat.” seating will be limited. Carpooling is also encouraged. For more Register online at www.doublepeakchallenge.com or in-person information, visit www.san-marcos.net/veterans . on race day at 6:30 am. The race website also provides information about corporate sponsorships that are available, and additional race-day details.

The City of San Marcos is using social media as a way to provide information to the San Marcos community about city services, issues, news and events. Tag your photos with #DiscoverSanMarcos for your chance to be featured on @sanmarcoscity social media. For more information about the City’s social media, visit www.san-marcos.net /socialmedia .

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S inclusive recreational places and programs. Rotating Gallery. VALUES San Marcos artists are Innovation • Customer Service • Integrity • Enrichment • Teamwork given exhibit space priority, however all San Marcos Community Center artists and photographers 3 Civic Center Drive are encouraged to apply. San Marcos, CA 92069 Artwork must be ready (760) 744-9000 to hang and suitable for Oﬀice Hours: family viewing. For more Monday through Friday: 8 am to 7 pm information, please call Closed: September 3, November 12, (760) 744-9000, ext. 3503 November 22 & 23, December 25-January 1 or visit www.san-marcos.net . Marilyn Huerta ¡Hablamos Español! Para más información sobre los programas y actividades de esta Guía de Recreación, llame al (760) 744-9000 x. 3500 o siéntase libre de pasar al Centro de la Comunidad, 3 Civic Center Drive.

About the recreation cover: San Marcos’ equestrian community enjoys using the City’s extensive trail system. Learn more about the City’s new mounted trail patrol at www.san-marcos.net/volunteers .

Join our special events email Wood House Gardens in Woodland Park Concert begins at 7:30 pm (Gates open at 6 pm) list by texting: $6 presale | $8 at the door SANMARCOS Children under 12 are Free to 22828 We’ll then get your email and take care of the rest.

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COCO , PG Friday, September 7 September 15 Richmar Park Sully and the “Blue Eyed Soul Band” Rock and Soul Food for sale on site provided by The Brat Shack

Purchase tickets at San Marcos Community Center, at the door Pre-show activities start at 6:30 pm; movies or online at www.san-marcos.net/specialevents . Bring chairs or start at dusk. Bring beach chairs or blankets blankets for lawn seating. Picnics are welcome. Food will be for lawn seating . available for purchase.

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Register now! October 31 | 5 to 7 pm | FREE Double Peak Challenge! Visit the “SPOOKTACULARLY” A 5K and 10K trail run transformed barn for games, crafts, Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018 activities, goodies and a San Elijo Park howling good time! doublepeakchallenge.com Donations are accepted to help support future events. #ReachThePeak

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Breakfast with Santa | 9 to 11 am Enjoy a breakfast of pancakes, sausage and eggs with Santa Claus and his helpers. No reservations required. $5 per person Santa’s Village | 9 am to 7 pm Enjoy Santa’s Village, complete with festive crafts and activities, as well as vendors selling their wares and snacks. All-day entertainment will be featured in the courtyard. Holiday Tree Lighting | 5:30 pm Musical entertainment and the arrival of Santa to light the San Marcos tree. 24th Annual Kiwanis Club of San Marcos Holiday Parade Sunday, December 2 | 1 pm

This year’s “Super Hero Holiday” parade will begin at Palomar College, then travel east on Mission Road, turn right onto San Marcos Boulevard, and end at the Seeking craft vendors, nonprofits and entertainment San Marcos Civic Center. For more information or groups. Applications will be available Wednesday, to register, visit www.kiwanisclubofsanmarcos.org . Sept. 5 online at www.san-marcos.net/santasvillage .

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E V E N T S A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization Support parks and recreation programs and facilities. Make a tax deductible contribution today San Marcos Community Center by visiting, www.friendsofsanmarcos.org . Wednesdays | 6 pm Children must be accompanied by an adult. $3 per activity. Register online at www.san-marcos.net/register . BRYOoAuDthW DrAY aTmHaE APrTRogEr aWm EST Homemade Ice Cream Sundaes | September 5 San Marcos Community Center BOO Bags | October 3 Auditions: Youth ages 7 to 17 are invited to audition. Performances: Thursday & Friday at 7:30 pm Saturday at 3 & 6 pm, Sunday at 3 pm

The Little Mermaid Halloween Party | Saturday, October 20 Auditions: September 10 | 5 to 8 pm Come dressed in Halloween costumes Performances: October 25-28 for a night of games, crafts and fun! The Wood House | 1148 Rock Springs Road Elf Jr. 6:30 to 8:30 pm | $5 per person Auditions: October 29 | 5 to 8 pm Performances: December 6-9 Pumpkin Pies | November 7 Tickets: $12 Adults; $10 Senior, Students & Military Cookies in a Jar | December 5 $7 Children under 12 For details, call (760) 806-7905 or visit www.broadwayvista.com .

Book your party today! Historic Wood House www.san-marcos.net in Woodland Park Saturdays or Sundays 10 am to noon or 2 to 4 pm Ages 4 to 12 years | $12 per child

Children can dress for the occasion as tea (juice) is served at the historic Wood House. Children will have the opportunity to paint a teacup, bake a scone, make a daisy tote bag and play a Victorian game. Great for Girl Scout troops, play dates and birthdays.

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S T L U D A ADULTS 50+ San Marcos Senior Featured Events Activity Center Parking Lot Sale Clean out some space in your garage or purchase that perfect Senior programs and activities are held at the San Marcos knickknack. $15 non-refundable vendor fee. Senior Activity Center unless otherwise noted. For details, visit Saturday, October 6 | 8 am to 1 pm www.san-marcos.net /adults50+ .

A minimum $10 annual donation is requested of all Senior Activity Movie Matinee Center participants. This contribution will fund activities that Enjoy a new DVD film with other movie enthusiasts. facilitate the well-being of independent senior residents. Refreshments will be served. Movies will resume in January. September 28, October 26 | 1 pm | $1 San Marcos Senior Activity Center (SAC) 111 Richmar Avenue | (760) 744-5535 Craft Fairs Monday, Wednesday and Friday: 7:30 am to 4 pm Vendors will sell handmade crafts and gifts. Tuesday and Thursday: 7:30 am to 8 pm $10 non-refundable vendor fee. Saturday: 9 am to 12 pm October 3, November 7, December 5 | 9 am to 1 pm Closed: Sundays and September 3; November 12, 22 & 23; December 25, 26 & 31. Dessert and Democracy Special Hours: December 24, 27 & 28 - 7:30 am to 1 pm You are invited to stay after lunch or just come for dessert to learn about community happenings in San Marcos. Sign up by SERVICES Please call (760) 744-5535 calling the SAC. September 11, November 13 | 12:30 pm | Free Lunch for Seniors | Monday through Friday | 11:30 am The Discovery Café offers a healthy lunch on weekdays. The cost Memory Screening is $5 for ages 59 and younger. A $4 donation is suggested for Your 15-minute consultation will consist of a brief written guests aged 60 years and older. Please call by 1 pm the previous test on your memory function along with one-on-one time with weekday to reserve your meal. an Excell Research staff member. 2nd Wednesday of every month Catch a Ride! Senior Transportation Program See the SAC front desk or call (760) 744-5535 to schedule The Catch a Ride! Senior Transportation Program has three your appointment. options to choose from for our 60+ residents: Lunch Shuttle – takes seniors to/from the SAC for the nutrition San Diego Gas and Electric program. Learn from SDG&E about the electricity Time of Use Ride Service – offers seniors transport to anywhere in San Marcos pricing plans and understand the changes in on-peak time to run errands, go shopping, attend appointments, etc., and frames. Also learn other ways to save energy and money. outside the City for medical appointments only. Thursday, September 13 | Pre-lunch at 10:45 to 11:15 am Taxi Scrip – available for special/unusual circumstances and Wednesday, October 24 | 10 to 11 am emergencies. The San Marcos Sisterhood Theatre Program eligibility and registration is required. For more information Enjoy a holiday-themed show performed by this talented about the transportation program or to register, please call the SAC. troupe. Light refreshments will be served. Resources & Referrals Friday, November 30 | 2 pm The SAC offers resources and referrals such as AARP safe driving classes, support groups, free legal consultations, AARP tax Smart Home Class Learn the basics of smart home devices, which one is preparation assistance, and free auditory, dietary and blood right for you, how to use them and their benefit to your life. pressure screenings. Thursday, September 27 | 10 to 11:30 am | $1

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T Seated or standing next to a chair to help with your balance, L you will do activities designed to improve your strength, memory, U D flexibility, restructure your posture, and improve blo od circu lation.

A Tuesday & Thursday 1:45 to 2:30 pm $26/month FREE TRIAL Chair Dance* FREE TRIAL Seated or standing next to a chair, you will explore your movement Stone Age Ukulele possibilities in a fun way to help your range of motion an d Students enrolling need to know basic chords on their chosen flexibility in a gentle, low-impact dance. instrument. Students need to supply ukulele and bring a binder Tuesday & Thursday 2:45 to 3:30 pm $26/month to hold music. Intermediate Restore Your Energy* FREE TRIAL Tuesday 9 to 10 am $27/month Seated or standing next to a chair, this gentle class will Advanced activate the energetic centers in your body through exerc ises, Tuesday 10 to 11 am $27/month meditation, self-massage and various breathing tec hnique s. Tuesday & Thursday 11 to 11:45 am $26/month Volunteer-Led Activities FREE TRIAL Fun 2b Fit w/Jack ** Volunteer-led social gatherings are for participants Combine seated and standing exercises and use elastic strength with common interests and are subject to cancellation bands, hand weights and a lightweight rubber ball. Exercis e intensity without notice. Knowledge of the subject is not required. may be individually adjusted to meet participant’s physica l ability. Monday through Friday 10 to 11 am $25/month ART FREE TRIAL Positively Fit Jackie’s Creative Crafts | $1 (plus nominal materials fee) Class begins with a standing rhythmical dance warm-up, followed Monthly activity creating greeting cards and more. by a standing segment for strength training, balance and Second Monday 10 to 11:30 am coordination using hand weights, resistance bands and a rubber ball. Targeted abdominal exercises are offered from a chair and COMPUTERS full-body stretch closes the class. Drop-in Tutoring | $1 M/W/F 8:30 to 9:30 am $38/m onth Monday & Friday 9:45 to 10:45 am $26/month Use lab computers or bring your own laptop, tablet or electronic device and get individualized help. Yoga ** FREE TRIAL Monday 9 to 11 am This class offers a comprehensive yoga experience through a One-on-One Instruction | $1 balanced practice that includes guided breath work, active Please call (760) 744-5535 to schedule an appointment. movement, balance, stationary poses and a final relaxation Tuesday 9 to 11 am segment. Renew, rejuvenate and refresh with us! Tuesday & Thursday 8 to 9 am $34 /month Introduction to Computers | $1 Tuesday & Thursday 9 to 10 am $34/m onth Please call (760) 744-5535 to schedule an appointment. Punch Card: $53/10 classes | $27/5 classes** First and Third Friday 9 to 11 am Zumba Gold ** FREE TRIAL Open Lab | $1 Guided by a licensed Zumba instructor, get active with others at This is a self-directed activity and is not for instructional or tutorial this dance party workout that moves at your own pace. Be sure purposes. Please call for Open Lab days and times. to bring water and towel and wear comfortable dance shoes/ sneakers. MUSIC Tuesday & Thursday 8:30 to 9:30 am Tuesday & Thursday 5:45 to 6:45 pm Ukulele | $1 Saturday 9:15 to 10:15 am Monday New Beginner 9 to 10 am Punch Card: $53/10 classes | $27/5 classes** Intermediate 10 to 11 am

* Silver & Fit exercise class Strum Along Ukulele | $1 * SilverSneakers exercise class Wednesday Intermediate 9:15 to 11:15 am ** Punch cards expire six months after date of purchase. New Beginner 12:30 to 2 pm Intermediate 1 to 3 pm

18 San Marcos Senior Activity Center | (760) 744-5535 A S P OTHER OTHER D E U C Laughter Yoga | $1 Billiards | $1 L I T

Wednesday 12:15 to 1 pm Monday, Wednesday & Friday 7:30 am to 4 pm A S L

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Learn to write a memoir. + Tuesday 1 to 3 pm Bingo | $6 E Wednesday 12:45 to 3:30 pm N T S Intergenerational Bingo | $1 LIBRARY Fourth Thursday of the month 4 to 5 pm Escape to our cozy library Prize Bingo | $1 to find a great book or puzzle. Monday 12:30 to 2 pm Free | Open Daily Table Tennis | $1 Please call in advance to reserve the table. Must have a partner to play. Group Activities (No Leader) Social gatherings for participants with a common Trailblazer Partner Program interest. Knowledge of the subject area is required. The City partners with local trip providers to offer fun excursions ART and vacations for seniors. Ceramics Lab | $1 DayTripper Monday 1 to 4 pm DayTripper offers tours departing from the SAC or the La Costa Park & Ride. For more information or to book a trip, visit Needlecraft | $1 www.DayTripper.com or call (619) 334-3394. Friday 12:15 to 3:30 pm Upcoming Tours: Quilting | $1 Sep. 9 Long Beach Lobster Festival $125 Tuesday 11:30 am to 9 pm Sep. 15 King Tut Exhibition at CA Science Center $125 Sep. 22 Champagne Brunch Cruise $159 Woodcarving | $1 Sep. 26 Huntington Library and Gardens $109 Tuesday 8 to 11 am Oct. 8 Aquarium of the Pacific $99 Oct. 13 Racehorse Breeding Ranch and CARDS Deer Park Winery $135 Oct. 27 Josh Groban and Idina Menzel at American Mah Jongg | $1 The Forum Auditorium $199 Tuesday & Thursday 12:15 to 3 pm Nov. 17 An American Christmas at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library $135 Backgammon | $1 Nov. 29 Wheel of Fortune TV game show taping $89 Thursday 1 to 3 pm Dec. 22 Newport Christmas Boat Parade of Lights and Harbor Cruise $145 Canasta (Hand & Foot) | $1 Tuesday & Thursday 12:15 to 3 pm Full Circle Tours “We are big enough to serve you... and small enough to know Duplicate Bridge (ACBL) | $1 you.” For more information or to book your trip, call Dawn at Wednesday 12 to 3 pm (619) 287-3893. Duplicate Bridge | $1 Upcoming Tours: Friday 12:15 to 3:30 pm Sep. 10-13 Laughlin/Riverside Hotel Sep. 23-27 Grand Canyon, Sedona and Laughlin Merry Makers Bridge | $1 Oct. 7-10 Laughlin/Riverside Hotel Friday 12:15 to 3:30 pm Oct. 14-17 Solvang, Heart Castle Nov. 4-7 Laughlin/Riverside Hotel Pinochle | $1 Dec. 2-5 Laughlin/Riverside Hotel Tuesday & Thursday 12:15 to 3:45 pm Dec. 16-19 Las Vegas

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Y A D ADVENTURE DAY CAMP Monday through Friday November 19 to 21 | Turkey Round Up 7 am to 6 pm Campers will create harvest seed Jack’s Pond Recreation Center mosaics, fall leaf sun sparklers, glass luminaries and play Ring My Bell Trivia. Adventure camp operates during non-school times and oﬀers children December 26 to 28 Kindergarten (born on or before 9/1/13) (closed December 24 & 25) through 6th grade the opportunity to Snow Bound participate in creative projects, games, Campers will create shimmery field trips and special events. Participants snowpaint pictures and cedar bring a sack lunch daily; afternoon snack is provided. paintings, build snowman stacks and make fluﬀy snow dough. Weekly Camp Cost: $120 (R), $145 (NR) January 2 to 4 (closed December 31 & January 1) 10% sibling discount; $35 annual Arctic Exploration registration fee. Full payment is Campers will create ice castles and sugar igloos, build winter tree sculptures due at time of registration. and make arctic slime.

January 7 to 11 | Jurassic World Campers will create cotton swab fossils, make dino biscuits and dinosaur snack mix and participate in cave building.

San Marcos Community Center or San Elijo Recreation Center September 7 | October 5 | November 2 Children will enjoy a night of games, December 7 | December 14 crafts, pizza and movies. Program is 6 to 10 pm | 4 to 12 years | $20 per child; $5 sibling discount supervised by trained recreation leaders. Register in advance at www.san-marcos.net/register .

20 San Marcos Parks & Recreation | (760) 744-9000 P R E S C H O O L E R PRESCHOOLERS S Raggedy Ann & Andy Preschoolers Program Registration Procedure A recreational enrichment program for children ages three to five years During the pre-registration period, new parents come to the San Marcos Community Center Monday/Wednesday/Friday Kindergarten Readiness (KR) Classes and bring an original birth certificate and MWF classes are designed for children ages four to five years who are preparing for proof of residency via a current utility or Kindergarten. These classes include activities to enhance math and reading readiness property tax bill. There is a $35 annual family skills. KR classes are not offered during the summer session. registration fee and a 10% discount for siblings. The NON-RESIDE NT fee is $50 per

Tuesday/Thursday Classes child, per session. Full payment is due at the TTH classes are designed for children ages three to four years who are fully potty-trained. time of registration. These classes focus on socialization with an introduction to basic academic concepts.

Locations: Class Times at All Locations: San Marcos Community Center (CC) 9 am to 12 pm, MWF (KR) or TTH San Elijo Recreation Center (SE) 1 to 4 pm, MWF (KR) or TTH Woodland Park Recreation Center (WP) P RESCHOOLERS PROGRAM

Fall 1 2018 Fall 2 2018 Winter 2019

Pre-registration August 6 to 14 October 8 to 16 November 26 to December 4 Session Dates August 27 to October 26 October 29 to December 20 January 7 to March 22 9 weeks 8 weeks 11 weeks Birth Date Requirements MWF – Born on or before MWF – Born on or before MWF – Born on or before (no exceptions) September 1, 2014 October 29, 2014 January 7, 2015 TTH - Born on or before TTH - Born on or before TTH - Born on or before August 27, 2015 October 29, 2015 January 7, 2016 Session Cost MWF (KR) $442 | TTH $275 MWF (KR) $357 | TTH $229 MWF (KR) $527 | TTH $336

PRIORITY REGISTRATION: There is no priority registration for Fall 1. Children enrolled in the Fall 1 2018 session will receive priority registration for the Fall 2 2018 session. Children MUST attend the entire session to receive priority registration. If a participant withdraws or receives a refund for ANY reason, priority status will be forfeited.

RAA Mommy & Me Classes This parent participation class is designed for children ages 1.5 to 3 years and will focus on socialization and early learning. Class activities will include music and movement, arts and crafts, and story time. Please bring a snack. Location: Jack’s Pond Recreation Center (JP) Session Dates: Fall 1 August 27 to October 19 No class 9/3 $64 Fall 2 October 22 to December 14 No class 11/12, 11/19 to 11/22 $56 Choose from Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays at 9:30 to 11 am Register for RAA Mommy & Me at www.san-marcos.net/register .

So many ways to #DiscoverSanMarcos at www.san-marcos.net 21 S C I T A U Q A AQU ATICS Open Recreational Swim Learn-to-Swim Program Stop by the pool and participate in a short in-water assessment All Ages Welcome | Admission fees: $4 to learn what swim level is best for you or your child. In-water Guests 13 years of age and under must be accompanied by an assessments are available during Open Rec Swim. Lesson schedules adult 18 years or older. All hours are subject to change due to are subject to change based on enrollment. Register early online or inclement weather and low attendance or other factors. in person at the pool or the San Marcos Community Center. Las Posas Pool (LP) Group Swim Lessons | 3 - 8 participants 1387 W. Borden Road | (760) 599-9783 $60 for 8, 30-minute classes Lap swim is available during open recreational swim. Semi-Private Lessons | 2 participants September 4 to December 15 $145 for 8, 30-minute classes Saturday and Sunday 12:30 to 4:30 pm Private Swim Lessons Pool closed November 12, 22 & 23, $200 for 8, 30-minute classes December 22 through January 2, 2019 Residents receive a 10% discount. Current Splash Pass members receive a $5 discount. Las Posas Pool will be open and heated year-round for open recreational swim and swim lessons. Saturday Sessions | 4, 30-minute classes September 22 - October 13; October 20 - November 10

SPLASH PASS MEMBERSHIPS Monday & Wednesday Sessions | 8, 30-minute classes September 10 - October 3; October 8 - 29 (no class 10/31) This annual membership is available online, at both pools during November 5 - 28 (no class 11/12) open recreational swim, and at the San Marcos Community Center. Passes are valid at both pools for open recreational swim, lap Tuesday/Thursday Sessions | 8, 30-minute classes swim and aquatic events. Receive discounts on swim lessons. September 11 - October 4; October 9 - November 1 November 6 - 29 (no class 11/22) Individual: $100 (R); $150 (NR) Family (up to 5 members): $200 (R); $250 (NR) Additional members: $45 Get a jump start on your aquatics career! Register at least one week prior to class start. New! Aqua Aerobics Get active in this toning and body movement exercise class. Lifeguard Training Bring water, a towel, wear comfortable swimming attire and Get American Red Cross Lifeguard certified apply sunscreen prior to arrival. now for your summer job. November 17 & 18 | 9 am to 6 pm Las Posas Pool January 3 & 4 | 8 am to 7 pm Monday & Friday 9 to 10 am Fees: $125 Wednesday 1 to 2 pm

Drop-in fee: Water Safety Instructor Course $5 adults 50+ Teach swim lessons after becoming a certified American Red Cross $8 for 18-49 yrs. Instructor. Monthly: November 19 & 20 | 8 am to 7 pm $42 adults 50+ January 5 & 6 | 8 am to 7 pm $64 for 18-49 yrs. Fees: $275

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Fall 2018 Hikes R Saturdays, 9 am to 12 pm (sign-in at 8:30 am) E S Please be sure to bring water and wear sturdy shoes and sun protection for all hikes. Hikes may be canceled due to inclement weather. For updates, visit www.san-marcos.net/outdooradventures. 986 La Moree Road Open Saturday & Sunday September 1 | San Dieguito River Park - 10 am to 1 pm | FREE Lakes Hodges North Shore to Felicita Creek The Nature Center relies on the support of A seven-mile walk east along the north shore of Lake Hodges to the crossing volunteers for operations. Unanticipated closures may occur as hours are subject to the of Felicita Creek to then explore the Lakes Hodges boat ramp. There will be availability of volunteers. 425 feet of elevation gain. Meeting location: SDRP parking lot, Lake Drive at Beech Lane, Escondido The nature center offers hands-on 33.078004 N 117.116110 W activities and a curriculum-based outdoor education program for school groups, October 6 | Leo Carrillo Ranch and scouts and special celebrations. Simmons Family Park Reservations are required. This challenging, five-mile hike to Simmons Family Park will give hikers the To make a reservation at Jack’s Pond Nature opportunity to explore the trails of the Rancho Dorado/Rancho Carrillo area. Center, please call (760) 744-9000. A brief visit to Leo Carrillo Ranch Historic Park will also be offered. There will For more information, visit be 645 feet of elevation gain. Please note: dogs are NOT permitted at www.san-marcos.net/outdooradventures . Leo Carrillo Ranch Historic Park. Meeting location: Carrillo Elementary School (parking lot near trailhead), 2875 Poinsettia Lane, Carlsbad Volunteer Park & Trail 33 07.180 N 117 14.445 W Rangers and Nature November 3 | Ridgeline Trailhead to Antennas Center Docents Wanted This moderately difficult, 7.6-mile hike will explore the Cerro de Las Posas ridgeline trails with overlooks of Lake San Marcos, the Valley of Discovery Minimum Requirements: and the Pacific Ocean. There will be steep climbs with an elevation gain of • Have an interest in 1,390 feet. performing volunteer work Meeting location: Ridgeline Trail parking lot (across from Double Peak • Be at least 18 years old Elementary School), 102 San Elijo Road, San Marcos • Have a valid California 33 06.454 N 117 09.969 W driver’s license • Enjoy the outdoors December 1 | Heart of the City For more information, An easy, three-mile hike on urban trails will follow the rail trail east and visit please call Hollandia and Mulberry parks. A more challenging, eight-mile hike with (760) 744-9000, ext. 3536 580 feet of elevation gain to the northern city limits will also be offered. or visit www.san-marcos/ Meeting location: San Marcos Library, 2 Civic Center Drive, San Marcos outdooradventures . 33 08.458 N 117 09.602 W

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I Students may join classes at any time unless otherwise noted. R Non-residents are welcome in all classes and programs. Please refer EARLY CHILDHOOD N to ActiveNet for detailed class descriptions and additional materials

E Parents, grandparents or caregivers are welcome to needed for class. participate in all parent/child classes. How to register: 1. ONLINE at www.san-marcos.net/register Intro to Sports | 2 - 5 yrs. This class uses creative and fun activities, games 2. IN-PERSON at the Community Center, 3 Civic Center Drive, and music to help your child develop movement patterns Monday through Friday from 8 am to 7 pm and gross motor skills that are fundamental for sports activity. Parent/helper participation required. CLASS LOCATION KEY Instructor: Erin Clarke Location: MP Fee: $85/month (2x/week); 20% sibling discount. SMCC San Marcos Community Center Tuesdays and Thursdays 2-3 yrs. | 3:15 to 3:55 pm HP Hollandia Park 4-5 yrs. | 4 to 4:40 pm LPC Las Posas Tennis Courts September 4 - 27; October 2 - 30; November 1 - 29; MP Mulberry Park December 4 - 20 No class 11/22 SERC San Elijo Recreation Center Get Smart with Art | 2 - 5 yrs. SEP San Elijo Park Enjoy creating art pieces based on famous artists to foster self-esteem and creativity, and improve your child’s WGB Walnut Grove Barn concentration and fine motor skills. Parent/helper participation required. Instructor: Vivian Matchett Fee: $56/4 weeks Wednesdays | 5:30 to 6:15 pm | Location: SMCC September 5 - 26; October 3 - 24; FREE TRIAL November 7 - December 5 No class 11/21

Fridays | 10 to 10:45 am | Location: SERC FOR FIRST-TIME STUDENTS September 7 - 28; October 5 - 26; November 2 - 30 Do you want to try a class before committing to an entire No class 11/23 session? This option is available for classes with this logo. FREE TRIAL Trial classes are subject to the same requirements as regular classes (see individual class listings for details). Classes are sometimes canceled due to low enrollment —call no more than 24 hours in advance for availability. A liability release must be signed with the instructor before participating.

Sorry... but sometimes excellent classes with super instructors are canceled if everyone waits until the last minute to register. Please register early to avoid disappointment. CLASSES THAT DO NOT MEET MINIMUM ENROLLMENT 24 HOURS BEFORE THE FIRST CLASS OF A SESSION MAY BE CANCELED. MOST CLASSES ARE RECURRING YEAR-ROUND. UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, JOIN CLASSES AT ANY TIME.

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Children learn basic karate moves along with how to make L good choices, listening skills and how to follow directions in this Y

special parent and child class. C Instructor: Jorge Lopez Location: SMCC H I Fee: $55/4 weeks L D

Fridays | 9 to 9:30 am H September 7 - 28; October 5 - 26; November 2 - 3 0 O No class 11/23 O D FREE TRIAL Dance with Me | Walking-3 yrs. Class incorporates play, props, movement, music and dance in an encouraging atmosphere to get your youngster moving and grooving with you by their side! Join up to the 4th week of each Preschool Learning Adventures FREE TRIAL session . Parent/helper participation required. 18 months - 3 yrs. Instructor: Charlene’s Dance N Cheer Location: SMCC Engage in circle time, songs, social interaction, motor skills, story Fee: $72/7 weeks; 20% sibling discount. time, and arts and crafts —all designed to make learning fun and Mondays | 9:30 to 10 am introduce “preschool” to your child! Join up to the 3rd week of September 10 - October 22; October 29 - December 17 each session. Parent/helper participation required. No class 11/12 Instructor: Charlene’s Dance N Cheer Location: SMCC Fee: $82/7 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Mondays | 10:15 to 11 am September 10 - October 22; October 29 - December 17 No class 11/12

Gymnastics | 1.5 - 4 yrs. Parents guide toddlers on, over and through an equipment- enriched gym to interact with teachers and others in a safe, fun and explorative environment. These skills enhance large motor movement and hand/eye, foot/eye development. Parent/helper participation required. Instructor: Robbie Ash Location: SMCC Fee: $83/6 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Wednesdays | 10 to 10:40 am September 12 - October 17; November 7 - December 19 No class 11/21

Twinkle Toes | 18 months - 3 yrs. FREE TRIAL Little ones are introduced to ballet through movement, music, rhythm, coordination and bonding time with a parent/guardian. Children begin to learn the discipline and etiquette of classical ballet. Pink ballet tights and pink leather ballet shoes are required. Parent/helper participation required. Join up to the 4th week of each session. Instructor: Christina Biggin Location: SMCC Fee: $89/7 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Thursdays | 10:15 to 11 am September 13 - October 25; November 1 - December 20 No class 11/22

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E Explore the study, preservation and enjoyment of the traditional dance and music of the different states of the Republic of Mexico. Sound System Kids Music Program Instructor: Luis Oceguera Location: SMCC Fee: $32/4 weeks; $5 sibling discount. Engage in meaningful musical activities with your child in a playful, natural environment. This sequential music program Tuesdays patterns musical-learning after language-learning using September 4 - 25; October 9 - 30; November 6 - 27; Montessori teaching techniques. $35 materials fee due to December 4 - 18 with performance on December 19 instructor (optional). Beginners | 6 to 7 pm Instructor: Kristen Record Location: SERC or SMCC Intermediate+ | 7 to 8:30 pm

Fee: $80/7 weeks; 20% sibling discount.

FREE TRIAL Family Music | 6 months - 3 yrs. Sing, chant, move, dance, listen and play simple instruments such as rhythm sticks, jingles, rattles, drums and resonator bars with your toddler. Lessons feature activities that bridge music and movement for coordination, body awareness and control. Up to two years of curriculum offered for this age group. Parent/helper participation required. Tuesdays | Location: SERC 10:10 to 10:50 am September 4 - October 16; October 23 - December 11 No class 11/20 Wednesdays | Location: SMCC 10:10 to 10:50 am September 5 - October 17; October 24 - Decem ber 12 No class 11/21 FREE TRIAL Preschool Music | 3 - 5 yrs. Celebrate your preschooler’s growing independence and love of the outdoors with activities involving the four seasons in a musical context. Your child will build self-expression through singing, chanting, moving, focused listening, musical games, exploring musical instruments, creative movement and storytelling. Up to one year of curriculum offered for this age group. Parent/helper participation encouraged. Wednesdays | Location: SMCC 11 to 11:45 am September 5 - October 17; October 24 - December 12 No class 11/21

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Classes are designed to inspire your child to explore the artistry E of ballet. Classes focus on developing the foundations of ballet technique, coordination, musicality, ballet etiquette and expression. A black leotard, pink full-footed tights, pink leather ballet slippers and hair in a bun are required. Join up to the 4th week of each session. Instructor: Christina Biggin Location: SMCC Fee: $89/7 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Mondays September 10 - October 22; October 29 - December 17 No class 11/12 3 - 4 yrs. | 3:15 to 4 pm 5 - 8 yrs. | 4 to 4:45 pm Hula FREE TRIAL Instructor: Frana “Auntie Kahanoa” Floresca Location: SMCC Clogging | 14 yrs. + Fee: $43/4 weeks; 20% family discount. One-time $25 uniform fee Exercise your mind and body with this percussive dance. No paid to instructor. partners required. Children under 14 years may be accepted Mondays with instructor approval. September 10 - October 1; October 8 - 29; Instructor: Mary Gasteiger Location: WGB November 5 - December 3 No class 11/12 Fee: $45/6 weeks Punch card: $40/4 classes Wednesdays Toddlers and Preschoolers | 2 - 5 yrs. September 5 - October 10; October 17 - December 5 Start moving those little hula hands and feet! Your child will enjoy No class 10/31, 11/21 the music and boost their self-confidence. New Beginner | 6 to 6:45 pm (First session only) Beginner Plus | 6 to 6:45 pm 5:30 to 6:15 pm Easy Intermediate | 6:45 to 7:30 pm Intermediate Plus | 7:30 to 8:15 pm Elementary Kids | 6 - 12 yrs. Advanced | 8:15 to 9 pm Unleash the joy of hula! Your child will enjoy the sounds and smiles of Hawaiian Hula as they develop the coordination of their hands and feet and build self-confidence. 6:25 to 7:20 pm

Teens and Adults | 13+ yrs. Explore and experience the beauty of Hawaiian culture. Establish dance skills that transform your mind, body, soul and spirit. Country Line Dance: 7:30 to 8:30 pm Beginner/Intermediate | Adults During this fun, energizing line dance class set to country and pop music, you will enjoy the benefits of improving cardio fitness, muscle strength, memory and coordination. Class is recommended for students with prior experience. Join up to the 2nd week of each session. Instructor: Vicki Deriso Location: SMCC Fee: $47/4 weeks Thursdays | 6:35 to 7:30 pm CLASSES THAT DO NOT MEET MINIMUM ENROLLMENT 24 HOURS September 6 - 27; October 11 - November 1; BEFORE THE FIRST CLASS OF A SESSION MAY BE CANCELED. November 15 - December 13 No class 11/22 MOST CLASSES ARE RECURRING YEAR-ROUND. UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, JOIN CLASSES AT ANY TIME.

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FREE TRIAL Dance Squad | 2 - 9 yrs. FREE TRIAL Learn a combination of acrobatics, jazz, ballet and hip-hop dance Pop Stars Dance to hit songs through stretching, across-the-floor technique, turns, Learn to move and dance like your favorite pop stars while leaps and tricks. Dancers will learn and put on a performance developing rhythm and musicality through hip-hop/jazz dance on the last day of the session. Join up to the 3rd week of session. routines! Let your talent shine as you perform at a local event at Instructor: Charlene’s Dance N Cheer Location: SMCC the end of session. Join up to the 4th week of session. Tuesdays Instructor: Charlene’s Dance N Cheer Location: SMCC September 4 - October 16; October 23 - December 11 Thursdays No class 11/20 October 4 - November 29 No class 11/22 Preschool | 2 - 3 yrs. | 4:30 to 5 pm Fee: $72/7 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Preschool | 2 - 3 yrs. | 4:15 to 4:45 pm Fee: $83/8 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Junior | 4 - 9 yrs. | 6 to 6:50 pm Fee: $85/7 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Junior | 4 - 8 yrs. | 4:45 to 5:30 pm Fee: $97/8 weeks; 20% sibling discount.

FREE TRIAL Storybook Musical FREE TRIAL Kinderdance Programs Theater & Dance Programs blend educational concepts with various forms of Develop stage presence and confidence while learning popular movement and dance. songs, dance choreography and lines in preparation for an Instructor: Trisha Brewer Location: SMCC end-of-session abridged play that will be performed at a local Fridays event. September 7 - October 26; November 2 - December 21 Instructor: Charlene’s Dance N Cheer Location: SMCC No class 9/21, 11/23 Thursdays October 4 - November 29 No class 11/22 Kindertots | 2 - 3 yrs. This class is designed to develop the total child through motor Preschool | 2 - 3 yrs. | 3:45 to 4:15 pm skills, movement, creativity, physical development and body Fee: $83/8 weeks; 20% sibling discount. awareness while teaching numbers, colors, shapes and songs. Join up to the 3rd week of session. Ballet shoes are required. Junior | 4 - 10 yrs. | 5:35 to 6:20 pm Fee: $74/7 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Fee: $98/8 weeks; 20% sibling discount. 9:30 to 10 am Join up to the 2nd week of session.

Kinderdance | 3 - 5 yrs. In this developmental dance and fitness program, your child will be taught the basics of ballet, tap, acrobatics and creative movement with a blend of educational concepts. Ballet and tap shoes are required. Fee: $89/7 weeks; 20% sibling discount. CLASSES THAT DO NOT MEET MINIMUM ENROLLMENT 24 HOURS BEFORE THE FIRST CLASS OF A SESSION MAY BE CANCELED. 10:15 to 11:15 am MOST CLASSES ARE RECURRING YEAR-ROUND. UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, JOIN CLASSES AT ANY TIME.

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Archery | 8 yrs. - Adult Bullseye! Join this Olympic-style archery class and learn how to shoot a bow and arrow from nationally certified coaches. Learn the basic skills of the sport, range safety and equipment handling. All equipment is provided. Closed-toe shoes required. Kid City Sports Join up to the 2nd week of session. Since 1994, Kid City Sports has offered a variety of classes to Instructor: Tara Folz Location: HP teach and inspire young athletes. All equipment is provided. Fee: $92/6 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Please wear closed-toe shoes and bring a water bottle. Join up to the 3rd week of session. Sundays Instructor: Kid City Instructors Location: SEP October 14 - November 18 Fee: $131/8 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Beginner | 8 - 16 yrs. | 9 to 10 am Intermediate | 12 yrs. + | 10 to 11 am Wednesdays September 19 - November 7 FREE TRIAL Cheer, Dance & Tumble | 4 - 8 yrs. Saturdays Learn the fundamentals of cheer and dance technique such as September 22 - November 17 No class 10/20 jumps/kicks, beginner stunts and tumbling, cheers, sideline dances and a full routine to be performed during halftime at a T-Ball | 3 - 6 yrs. USD college football game (session I) and at a recital (session II). Your child will learn the fundamentals of catching, throwing, Join up to the 3rd week of each session. fielding, batting and running the bases. New fundamentals and Instructor: Charlene’s Dance N Cheer Location: SMCC techniques are introduced throughout the session. Fee: $85/7 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Saturdays | 8:30 to 9:10 am

Tuesdays | 5 to 5:50 pm Multi-Sport | 3 - 6 yrs. September 4 - October 16; October 23 - December 11 3 weeks each of soccer and t-ball; 2 weeks each of football No class 11/20 and basketball. Saturdays | 10 to 10:40 am

2-Sport | 3 - 6 yrs. 4 weeks of soccer and t-ball. Wednesdays | 10:30 to 11:10 am Saturdays | 9:15 to 9:55 am

Pee Wee & Me Sports | 24 - 36 months (parent participation required) 3 weeks each of soccer and t-ball; 2 weeks each of football and basketball. Wednesdays | 9:30 to 10:10 am Saturdays | 11 to 11:35 am

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Fee: $89/6 weeks S All kids will receive a Kidz Love Soccer S

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N Fridays T I September 14 - October 19; November 2 - December 14 F No class 11/23

Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer | 2 - 3.5 yrs. FREE TRIAL Your child will develop motor and social skills while participating Karate Do | 5 - 14 yrs. in the world’s most popular sport. Students will learn basic kicks, punches, blocks and stances 5:45 to 6:15 pm (session I) of the traditional Japanese Shito-Ryu Karate Do style. Students 4:30 to 5 pm (session II) will begin to advance through belt structure. Good choices and behavior are taught along with respect and discipline. Karate Tot/Pre-Soccer | 3.5 - 5 yrs. uniforms are required and may be purchased from instructor. Children will have fun and learn the basic techniques of the game Join up to the 3rd day of session. while building self-esteem and learning to follow instructions. Instructor: Jorge Lopez Location: SMCC 5 to 5:35 pm (session I) Fee: $99/2 months (2x/week) 3 to 3:35 pm (session II) Wednesdays and Fridays September 5 - October 26; November 2 - December 21 Soccer 1: 5 - 6 yrs. No class 11/21, 11/23 Techniques & Teamwork | Your soccer player will learn dribbling, passing, defense and 4 - 8 yrs. | 4 to 5 pm shooting goals. Small scrimmages will be gradually introduced. 9+ yrs. | 5 to 6 pm 4:15 to 5 pm (session I) FREE TRIAL 3:35 to 4:20 pm (session II) Little Ninjas | 4 - 6 yrs. Children will learn basic kicks, punches, blocks and stances of karate, helping with the development of motor skills, balance and coordination. Children will also be taught to make good choices, listen and follow directions. Instructor: Jorge Lopez Location: SMCC Fee: $55/4 weeks Fridays | 9:30 to 10:15 am September 7 - 28; October 5 - 26; November 2 - 30 No class 11/23 Gymnastics High energy and tumbling highlight this class. Gymnastics progressions and events, including the trampoline, are introduced in a safe and creative environment. Instructor: Robbie Ash Location: SMCC Fee: $83/6 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Wednesdays September 12 - October 17; November 7 - December 19 No class 11/21 Mini Gym | 3 - 4 yrs. | 2:45 to 3:25 pm Beginner Gym | 5 - 10 yrs. | 3:30 to 4:10 pm Intermediate/Advanced Gym * | 6 - 8 yrs. | 4:15 to 4:55 pm Intermediate/Advanced Gym * | 9 - 12 yrs. | 5 to 5:40 pm *Instructor will test and properly place students into appropriate classes.

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National Academy of Athletics Instructor: NAOA Coaches Location: MP

All Sorts of Sports Clinic FREE TRIAL 4 - 13 yrs. PiYo | 16+ yrs. This multi-sport clinic is a perfect place for kids PiYo is a high-energy workout designed to scorch calories through to be introduced to the world of sports, teamwork and athletics. cardio endurance moves while building strength and improving Games include baseball, basketball, dodge ball, soccer, flag flexibility. Synced with invigorating music, PiYo combines the football, capture the flag, ultimate Frisbee, relay and obstacle muscle-sculpting, core-firming benefits of Pilates along with the races. 20% sibling discount. strength, flexibility and power of yoga. Please bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing. Shoes are optional. All levels Monday, October 15 welcome. 4 - 6 yrs. | 9 am to 12 pm Instructor: Breana Feistel Location: SMCC Fee: $32 Fee: $53/5 weeks 7 - 13 yrs. | 9 am to 12 pm Fee: $32 Thursdays | 6:30 to 7:30 pm 7 - 13 yrs. | 9 am to 3 pm September 6 - October 4; October 11 - November 8; Fee: $53 November 15 - December 20 No class 11/22

Air Attack Flag Football Camp | 7 - 13 yrs. Pound® Rockout. Workout. FREE TRIAL Each camper will learn quarterback, receiver, running back and Teens & Adults defensive skills. Each day is packed with quality instruction, Pound is a rock-out/workout using lightly weighted drumsticks individual and team challenges and games. Emphasis on proper called Ripstix (provided) to achieve a full body workout that warm-ups, footwork drills, agility, passing, receiving and game includes cardio, strength training and Pilates. Bring a yoga mat. strategies. 20% sibling discount. Instructor: Barbara Fluetsch Location: SMCC Fee: $48/7 weeks; 20% family discount. Monday to Wednesday November 19 - 21 Wednesdays | 6:30 to 7:30 pm 9 am to 12 pm September 5 - October 17; October 24 - December 19 Fee: $105 No class 10/31, 11/21 9 am to 3 pm Fee: $159

CLASSES THAT DO NOT MEET MINIMUM ENROLLMENT 24 HOURS BEFORE THE FIRST CLASS OF A SESSION MAY BE CANCELED. MOST CLASSES ARE RECURRING YEAR-ROUND. UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, JOIN CLASSES AT ANY TIME.

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S T FREE TRIAL R Tae Kwon Do | 5+ yrs. O Develop physical and mental discipline, strength, endurance and P coordination through the Korean martial arts of Tae Kwon Do S (kicks, blocks, punches), Hopkido (joint locks) and Yudo (throws / and grappling). Belt advancement is 3x/year. Join up to the S

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I A white martial arts uniform is required and may be purchased from F instructor for $20. Tuesdays & Thursdays September 4 - October 30; November 1 - December 20 No class 11/22 New Students | 4 to 5 pm FREE TRIAL Yellow Belts & Above | 5 to 6 pm Pley Sports provides parents with the opportunity Families 5+ yrs. | 6 to 7 pm to give their children an engaging introduction to the world of sports. Join up to the 2nd week of session. Instructor: John Leal Location: MP All participants receive a Pley Sports tshirt.

T-Ball | 3 - 5 yrs. Fee: $95/8 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Play ball! This instructional t-ball program will teach your child the basic rules and fundamental skills of softball and baseball. Your child will learn to play catch, swing the bat and run the bases. At the end of each session, all players will get a turn at bat in a short scrimmage game. Mondays | 4:15 to 5 pm October 1 - November 26 No class 11/12

Flag Football | 4.5 - 6.5 yrs. Fee: $83/6 weeks; 20% sibling discount. This program has all the energy, action and fun of America’s favorite sport without the contact. Participants will learn strategy and football-specific skills while being engaged physically and mentally. Our goal is to create a fun and fast-paced football program that encourages physical literacy and character development. Wednesdays | 4 to 5 pm September 5 - October 10; November 7 - December 19 No class 11/21 The Art of Meditation | Adults Meditation is a type of prayer although rather than an “asking” for, it is a “listening” to. Class includes gentle standing and mindful movements to breath —bringing participants to a receptive attitude about a state of pure consciousness beyond thoughts and words —the peace we have been searching for. Instructor: Regina Gill Location: SMCC Fee: $59/7 weeks Mondays | 11 am to 12 pm September 10 - October 22; October 29 - December 17 No class 11/12

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Tai Chi is a type of therapy, meditation, self-defense and Instructor: Tole Marinkovic Location: LPC S energy balancer. Class promotes clarity of mind, health and Tennis racquet and shoes required. S

strength of the body, and the raising of the spirit and much more. /

Class also includes a gentle warm-up and meditation. Tuesdays S Instructor: Regina Gill Location: SMCC September 25 - October 30; November 13 - December 18 P Fee: $59/7 weeks O Junior Tennis: Beginner | 6 - 12 yrs. R Mondays | 1 to 2:30 pm T

You will learn the basics of tennis including stroke techniques and S September 10 - October 22; October 29 - December 17 game fundamentals. No class 11/12 Fee: $83/6 classes 5 to 6 pm T’ai Chi Chu’an | Adults Enjoy the world of “Guang Ping Yang” T’ai Chi Chu’an at your Junior Tennis: Intermediate | 10 - 15 yrs. own pace. Class begins with warm-ups of rotations, stretches This class goes beyond the basics and focuses on strategy, and balance exercises. Floor mat optional. Must join by the first footwork and point play. day of session. Fee: $83/6 classes Instructor: Jo Presbury-Smith Location: SMCC 4 to 5 pm Fee: $101/16 weeks Wednesdays | 11 am to 1 pm Adult Tennis: Beginner | 16+ yrs. September 5 - December 19 You will learn the basics of tennis including stroke techniques and game fundamentals. Fee: $83/6 classes 6 to 7 pm FREE TRIAL YOGA Adult Tennis: Intermediate | 16+ yrs. This class goes beyond the basics and focuses on strategy, footwork and point play. Slow Flow Yoga | Adults Fee: $95/6 classes Discover proper alignment and deepen your practice by building 7 to 8:30 pm strength and flexibility while relieving stress through slow movements. For all levels. Bring a yoga mat and towel. Instructor: Lisa Liners Location: SMCC Fee: $60/6 weeks Mondays | 8:30 to 9:30 am September 10 - October 22; November 5 - December 17 No class 9/17, 11/12

Vinyasa Flow Yoga | Adults Enjoy this all-level Vinyasa Yoga Flow class as you move from pose to pose while quieting your mind. This class will increase your flexibility, balance, joint movement, muscular strength and coordination. Yoga reduces stress and anxiety as well as develops long lean muscles. Instructor: Linda Strand Location: SMCC Fee: $37/7 weeks Punch card: $32/5 classes Wednesdays | 9:15 to 10:15 am September 5 - October 17; October 24 - December 12 No class 11/7

CLASSES THAT DO NOT MEET MINIMUM ENROLLMENT 24 HOURS BEFORE THE FIRST CLASS OF A SESSION MAY BE CANCELED. MOST CLASSES ARE RECURRING YEAR-ROUND. UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, JOIN CLASSES AT ANY TIME.

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S combining cultural education and culinary arts, children learn cooking skills while experiencing a country’s culinary flavors. This class is 100% hands on! Instructor: Krystal Fischer Location: SMCC Fee: $169/8 weeks Fridays | 4 to 5:30 pm September 21 - November 9

SPECIALTY FREE TRIAL Kinder Choir | 5 - 6 yrs. Young children gain experience using their first instrument— their voice! Classes encourage joyful music making, singing in tune, quality tone and note-reading skills. Holiday songs learned will be performed at the end-of-season concert. Additional costume fee of $40 collected from instructor. Join up to the 2nd week of session. Instructor: Kristen Record Location: SERC Fee: $165/12 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Tuesdays | 3:30 to 4:20 pm Creative Arts & Crafts | 6 - 9 yrs. September 11 - December 4 No class 11/20 This class provides hands-on activities for students who FREE TRIAL enjoy the more physical forms of art. Projects include working with Children’s Choir | 7 - 12 yrs. clay, painting and creating various art and craft projects using Children develop their sight reading, ear training and vocal several different types of mediums. skills in this group singing ensemble with an emphasis on music Instructor: Tina Ciolfi Location: SMCC literacy according to Kodaly music education philosophies. Songs Fee: $89/6 weeks learned will be performed at concerts and various community events. Additional costume fee of $40 collected from instructor. Thursdays | 6 to 7 pm Join up to the 2nd week of session. September 20 - October 25; November 1 - December 13 Instructor: Kristen Record Location: SERC No class 11/22 Fee: $175/12 weeks; 20% sibling discount. Register by August 31 and save $10! Tuesdays | 4:30 to 5:30 pm September 11 - December 4 No class 11/20

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dinner table. Through this interactive class, we will role play, play Y games and practice with fun exercises. Students will learn how to make great first impressions, have manners outside of the home, develop good table manners and learn how to write respectful thank you notes. Join up to the 3rd week of session. Instructor: Lakeisha Holley Location: SMCC Fee: $83/6 weeks Mondays | 4:30 to 5:30 pm September 17 - October 22; November 5 - December 17 No class 11/12 Intro to Stage and Comedy Acting 6 - 12 yrs. Painting Like the Masters | 6 - 10 yrs. Lights! Camera! Action! Students will learn how to perform and Expand your creativity through projects that explore artistic styles create their own comedic monologues, be animated while telling such as impressionism, expressionism, abstract, fauvism and funny stories and be a confident public speaker. Join up to the classicism. You will have the opportunity to learn about the artists 3rd week of session. who made these styles famous. Instructor: Lakeisha Holley Location: SMCC Instructor: Vivian Matchett Location: SMCC Fee: $83/6 weeks Fee: $56/4 weeks Mondays | 5:30 to 6:30 pm Tuesdays | 5:30 to 6:30 pm September 17 - October 22; November 5 - December 17 September 4 - 25; October 2 - 23; November 6 - December 4 No class 11/12 No class 11/20 Write and Illustrate a Book 6 - 11 yrs. Students will write and create their very own children’s storybook. Imagine the possibilities in a fun, inspiring and supportive environment. Join up to the 2nd week of session. Instructor: Susan Giles Location: SMCC Fee: $53/4 weeks Wednesdays | 3:30 to 4:30 pm September 12 - October 3; October 10 - November 7 November 14 - December 12 No class 10/31, 11/21

Instructors Needed San Marcos Parks & Recreation is currently seeking contractual instructors. If you have a special talent or skill that you would like to share, visit us at www.san-marcos.net/classes for more information. CLASSES THAT DO NOT MEET MINIMUM ENROLLMENT 24 HOURS BEFORE THE FIRST CLASS OF A SESSION MAY BE CANCELED. MOST CLASSES ARE RECURRING YEAR-ROUND. UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, JOIN CLASSES AT ANY TIME.

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Open Play Volleyball Monday and Wednesday 10 am to 12:30 pm Pickleball Exercise and have fun while playing this exciting tennis-like game. Tuesday and Thursday 8:30 am to 12 pm Table Tennis Monday and Wednesday 9 am to 1 pm Friday 12 to 5 pm

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Directory R T San Marcos AYSO (Soccer) Region 127 S (877) 233-2976 www.sanmarcosayso.org Primary season: August - November

San Elijo AYSO (Soccer) Region 1505 www.sanelijoayso.org Primary season: August - November

San Marcos Youth Soccer (SMYS) Adult Leagues/Programs (760) 621-0454 www.sanmarcosyouthsoccer.org For all sports other than volleyball, participants must register as a team. Primary season: August - November Registration packets are available at the gym and online. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Teams are encouraged to register early, as space is SM United (Soccer) limited. Contact the sports office for more information. (760) 201-7436 www.sanmarcosunited.net Adult Basketball League Primary season: August - November Men’s Div. II - VIII FALL: Tentative League Start Date: Monday, August 27 San Marcos Pop Warner (Football) SPRING: Registration: Monday, February 4 - Tuesday, February 19 (760) 978-9521 Tentative League Start Date: Monday, March 4 www.sanmarcospopwarner.org Games will be played Monday/Tuesday (Thursday evenings if necessary) Primary season: August - November $325/team (R), $390/team (NR) plus officials’ fees of $37 per game. San Marcos Youth Basketball Adult Softball League (760) 580-2661 Coed and Men’s www.smybb.org FALL: Registration: Monday, August 13 - Friday, August 31 [email protected] Tentative League Start Date: Sunday, September 9 Primary season: November - February SPRING: Registration: Monday, January 14 - Friday, February 1 Tentative League Start Date: Sunday, February 10 San Marcos Girls Softball Games will be played Monday - Friday evenings and late afternoons on Sundays. www.sanmarcosgirlssoftball.com $400/team (R), $480/team (NR) plus officials’ fees of $24 per game. www.playsoftball.org Primary season: February - June Adult Arena Soccer League Coed, Men’s and Women’s San Marcos Youth Baseball FALL: Tentative League Start Date: Sunday, September 9 (760) 300-5506 SPRING: Registration: Thursday, January 3 - Thursday, January 17 www.sanmarcosyouthbaseball.com Tentative League Start Date: Monday, February 4 Primary season: February - June Games played at Sunset Park. $400/team (R), $480/team (NR) plus officials’ fees of $28 per game. San Marcos Youth Lacrosse (619) 822-2499 Fall Coed Volleyball Program www.sanmarcosyouthlacrosse.com Instructor: Dick Leatherman Primary season: February - June Coed ages 16 and up | Limited to the first 48 to register Register online at www.san-marcos.net/register or at the Corky Smith Gymnasium. Program Dates: August 29 - October 24 Wednesdays, 6:30 to 10 pm | $65 (R), $75 (NR) For further information, email [email protected] This four-person, coed volleyball program includes a short instructional period each week. Final acceptance into the program is at the discretion of the program coordinator based upon each participant’s skill level.

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V Designated group areas are available at Bradley, Buelow, Connors,

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D The City of San Marcos has 10 rentable rooms at five sites for advance and are available to resident and non-resident groups and N business meetings, family celebrations or wedding receptions. nonprofit organizations during normal park hours. Group areas A A Facility Use Application is required with deposit to reserve a date. can accommodate from 50 to 200 people. Fees are based on a Y two-hour minimum. Additional time may be reserved in one-hour T Reservations are taken no less than 30 days in advance and no I increments. Additional fees apply for groups larger than 50. L more than nine months in advance. Non-San Marcos groups may I

C reserve a facility six months in advance.

A Reservations do not include exclusive use of any other park F Check availability and make facility reservations online at amenities, including sports fields. Sports field reservations must be www.san-marcos.net/reservations or by visiting the San Marcos made through staff at the Corky Smith Gymnasium. Community Center.

San Marcos Community Center Community Hall: accommodates 280 theater style/160 dining style. Full kitchen available for banquets with rental of the room. Dining Room: accommodates 54 Meeting Room: accommodates 65

San Marcos Senior Activity Center Horizon Room: accommodates 200 Recreation Room: accommodates 65 Arts and Crafts Room: accommodates 30 Community Room: accommodates 30

San Elijo Recreation Center Terrace Hall: accommodates 80 Park Rental Fees (for up to 50 people)* Williams Barn at Walnut Grove Park Private Groups Williams Barn: accommodates 170 First two hours: $50 (R), $60 (NR) Full kitchen available for banquets with rental of facility. Each additional hour: $12.50 (R/NR)

Wood House at Heritage Gardens Nonprofit Groups Wood House Garden: accommodates 100. Available on Saturdays First two hours: $40 (R/NR) and Sundays. This is an outdoor facility. Rentals must conclude Each additional hour: $12.50 (R/NR) before sundown. *For parties of more than 50, please contact us regarding additional fees. (R) Resident (NR) Non-resident

Walnut Grove equestrian facility is available to rent per hour.

Facility Reservations: (760) 744-9000, ext. 3511 Parks Reservations: (760) 744-9000, ext. 3520 Sports Field Reservations: (760) 744-9494

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1 Bradley Park 10 Hollandia Park 19 San Marcos Community Center 1587 Linda Vista Drive 12 Mission Hills Court 3 Civic Center Drive 2 Buelow Park 11 Innovation Park 20 San Marcos Senior Activity Center 300 Autumn Drive 1151 Armorlite Drive 111 Richmar Avenue 3 Cerro de Las Posas Park & Aquatics Center 12 Jack’s Pond Park & Nature Center 21 Simmons Park 1387 W. Borden Road 986 La Moree Road 2180 Rocky Point Drive 4 Civic Center Park 13 Knob Hill Park 22 Sunset Park 3 Civic Center Drive 860 Avenida Ricardo 909 Puesta del Sol 5 Connors Park 14 Mission Sports Complex 23 Walnut Grove Park 320 West San Marcos Boulevard 931 Bailey Court Williams Barn, 1950 Sycamore Drive Heritage Park, 1952 Sycamore Drive 6 Corky Smith Gymnasium 15 Montiel Park Horse Arenas, 1950 Sycamore Drive 274 Pico Avenue 2290 Montiel Road 24 Woodland Park 7 Discovery Lake Park 16 Mulberry Park Park & Pool, 671 Woodland Pkwy. 650 Foxhall Drive 751 Mulberry Drive Wood House, 1148 Rock Springs Road 8 Double Peak Park 17 Richmar Park Community Garden, 1263 Fulton Road 910 Double Peak Drive 110 Richmar Avenue Tennis Courts, 1375 Fulton Road 9 Helen Bougher Memorial Park 18 San Elijo Park and Recreation Center All Veterans Memorial 1105 Elfin Forest Road 1243 Borden Road Dog park at this location

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Community Resource Guide All City phone numbers are (760) 744-1050 plus the extension listed below unless otherwise noted.

City Departments Other Services 3206 Abandoned Vehicles Animal Control (619) 243-3466 3184 Administration Boys & Girls Club (760) 471-2490 3238 Affordable Housing Cal State San Marcos (CSUSM) (760) 750-4000 3331 Brush Clearance in Public Right-of-Way CSUSM Arts & Lectures (760) 750-8272 3241 Building Permits Certificates (Birth, Death, Marriage) (760) 630-1219 3102 Business License Chamber of Commerce (760) 744-1270 3174 Cable Service Problems Childcare Resource Services (800) 481-2151 3100 City Council Family Resource Center (760) 761-5553 3100 City Clerk Graffiti Hotline (760) 591-9100 3100 City Elections Hazardous Waste Disposal (800) 714-1195 3206 Code Compliance Hotline Historical Society and Museum (760) 744-9025 3331 Dead Animal Pickup Library (760) 891-3000 3233 Development Services Large Item Pickup (760) 744-2700 3229 Engineering Meals on Wheels (760) 736-9900 3126 Finance North County Cemetery (760) 745-1781 3410 Fire Department (Non-Emergency) North County Health Services (760) 736-6700 3200 General Information Palomar College (760) 744-1150 3108 Housing & Neighborhood Services Palomar College Health & Wellness (760) 744-1150 3200 Human Resources ext. 2838 3206 Illegal Dumping Panorama Teen and Family Center (760) 471-9449 3500 Parks and Recreation Project CARE (760) 744-0467 3143 Parking Tickets/Citations Public Transportation (Sprinter, Breeze) (760) 966-6500 3204 Planning Recycling (760) 744-2700 3331 Potholes San Marcos Unified School District (760) 752-1299 3331 Public Works Senior Services (SD County) (800) 510-2020 3331 Storm Drain Maintenance San Marcos Senior Activity Center (760) 744-5535 3217 Storm Water Program Sheriff’s Department (Non-Emergency) (760) 510-5200 3331 Street Lights Storm Water Hotline (760) 481-3878 3314 Street/Road Construction Trash Service (760) 744-2700 3274 Traffic Issues Veterans Administration (760) 744-6914 Water/Sewer Service (760) 744-0460