Summer 2021 Soaring Activity Guide

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MORENO VALLEY may - august 2021

ACTIVITY GUIDE

(see back inside cover for details) SUMMER CAMPS See pg. 7

PARKS&COMMUNITY SERVICES Dear Moreno Valley Residents,

This edition of the Soaring Activity Guide is a welcome sign of how far we’ve come as a community since this time last year.

A year ago, in an effort to slow the spread of the virus, we had to move all activities online. Now, a year later, thanks to our combined efforts to practice masking, distancing and handwashing, and to get vaccinated, the situation has improved enough that we are able to once again provide many activities in person with safety modifications.

The City of Moreno Valley’s classes, sports, and other programs are some of the most popular services provided by the City, with tens of thousands of residents, from toddlers to seniors, taking advantage of at least one of the activities listed here.

Inside, you’ll find we offer opportunities for residents of all ages to do something they know and enjoy or maybe try something completely new that promises an exciting new experience. So I urge you to consider all the possibilities included in this Guide, including activities you’re unfamiliar with. One of them could start you on a new and interesting pathway.

Wishing you all a wonderfully healthy and fun summertime in MoVal!

Dr. Yxstian A. Gutierrez Mayor community calendar 24 50 & better senior services 4 Event Listings Important Dates 25 50 & better senior programs registration info 25 Arts & Crafts 5 Register Online 25 Fitness 26 Games 6 MoVal kids zone 26 Music 6 After-School Programs 26 Skills & Education 27 Special Events 6 Time for Tots 27 Sponsored Classes 7 summer camps 27 Virtual Events 28 library services 9 youth & adult classes 9 Art 29 other programs 11 Dance 29 Amphitheater 14 Martial Arts/Boxing 29 CLiC 29 Beautify MoVal 15 Music 29 Shelter Rentals 15 Skills & Education 30 Dr. Carla J. Thornton: Teen S.P.O.T 18 Special Needs 30 Community Garden 18 Emerging Leaders Council 30 Volunteers 19 fitness & sports 32 community groups 19 Basketball explore our parks 20 eSports 34 20 Fitness & Health Map & Facilities 20 Pickleball 21 T-ball 36 MoVenues facility rentals 21 Tennis 21 Volleyball 38 city directory 22 Cottonwood Golf Center 22 Skate Parks & Soccer Arena 39 4th of july parade and funfest keep in touch with the Video & Photo Policy: Please be advised that all participants involved in any City/department program, activity or event are subject to being photographed or videotaped. Such photographs or video may be used by the City of City of Moreno Valley Moreno Valley without an obligation to provide compensation to those photographed or videotaped.

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Erica Green | parks & community services deputy director Lisa Smethurst | editor Larry Jaime | senior graphic designer staff Send email to: [email protected] 14075 Frederick Street • 413.3280 PROGRAMS AND EVENTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR CANCELLATION BASED ON CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH COVID-19 GUIDANCE May July Saturday, May 8 | 8 am | FREE Sunday, July 4 COMMUNITY DAY OF SERVICE 4TH OF JULY PARADE & FUNFEST 14177 Frederick St. Enjoy a fun-filled community parade, great live music, and an Join us to clean up parks, street segments, and trails impressive fireworks show. This year’s theme: United We Stand throughout the City. Meet us at City Hall for refreshments Parade | 9:30 am | FREE at 8 am and then off to assigned areas at 9 am to Beautify North on Frederick St. beginning at Alessandro Blvd., then MoVal. Visit www.moval.org/beautify or call 951.413.3280 west on Towngate Blvd. for more information. FunFest | 2 - 9:30 pm Civic Center Amphitheater Saturday, May 15 | 7:30 am | FREE 14075 Frederick St. HIKE TO THE TOP: HIDDEN SPRINGS Entry fees: Hidden Springs Elementary School Presale: $2 per person & $10 family (for a family up to six) 9801 Hidden Springs Dr. On July 4th: FREE before 4 pm & $3 per person after 4 pm Difficulty: Easy Enjoy music and festivities. Children 5 years and under Meet in the parking lot in front of Hidden Springs Elementary and military personnel with ID are free. Youth Fun Zone School. 4.8 miles round trip. For additional information, fees: (Day-of purchase only) $8 per youth (does not please call 951.413.3280. include FunFest entry; includes unlimited access to Youth Fun Zone activities).

Contact: 951. 413.3280 Monday, May 31 | 11 am | FREE MEMORIAL DAY VIRTUAL CEREMONY Remember and honor Moreno Valley’s fallen service members. Thursday, July 8 | 6 pm | FREE Watch live on MV3, YouTube Live and Facebook Live. MOVAL ROCKS Civic Center Amphitheater 14075 Frederick St. | 951.413.3280 June Concert: Motown Mix Thursday, June 24 | 6 pm | FREE Friday, July 9 | 8 pm | FREE MOVAL MOVIES MOVAL ROCKS Civic Center Amphitheater Civic Center Amphitheater 14075 Frederick St. | 951.413.3280 14075 Frederick St. | 951.413.3280 Concert: Latin Nation Movie: The Karate Kid

Friday, June 25 | 8 pm | FREE

Concert: Reflexx Concert: Stone Soul

Friday, July 16 | 8 pm | FREE Friday, July 30 | 8 pm | FREE MOVAL MOVIES FOOD TRUCK FEST MOVAL MOVIES Civic Center Amphitheater Civic Center Amphitheater 14075 Frederick St. | 951.413.3280 14075 Frederick St. | 951.413.3280

Movie: Trolls: World Tour Movie: Onward

Thursday, July 22 | 6 pm | FREE August MOVAL ROCKS Saturday, August 14 | 8 am | FREE Civic Center Amphitheater 14075 Frederick St. | 951.413.3280 COMMUNITY DAY OF SERVICE 14177 Frederick St. Concert: The Smokin Cobras Join us to clean up parks, street segments and trails throughout the City. Meet us at City Hall for refreshments at 8 am and then off to assigned areas at 9 am to Beautify MoVal. Visit www.moval.org/beautify or call 951.413.3280 Friday, July 23 | 8 pm | FREE for more information. MOVAL MOVIES Civic Center Amphitheater Thursday, August 19 | 11:30 am | $40 14075 Frederick St. | 951.413.3280 STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS Movie: La Bamba Conference & Recreation Center 14075 Frederick St. | 951.413.3001 Mayor Dr. Yxstian Gutierrez discusses the City of Moreno Valley’s accomplishments and upcoming goals.

2 easy ways to register ONLINE AT REGISTERMOVAL.ORG WALK-IN Have activity name and Visa, MC, Discover, or Come by the City of Moreno Valley, AmEx card ready. 14075 Frederick St. 1 Beginning June 1 Create an account 2 Register Mon - Thurs 7:30 am - 5:30 pm 3 Enjoy your classes! Friday 7:30 am - 4:30 pm (Closed Holidays)

Registration and Fee Information 3. A 20% processing fee is applied to ALL refunds or 1. Registration is accepted online at RegisterMoVal.org or at program transfers. 1the Parks & Community Services office at 14075 Frederick 2 Street, Moreno Valley, CA 92553. 4. Refunds take approximately one month to process. may - august 2021 2. Registration is accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. 5. Fees paid for classes canceled by the Parks & Community 3. All fees must be paid at the time of registration. Services Department will be refunded in full. 4. Registration fees for all programs and activities, including monthly classes, are due at least three working days Program Information prior to the activity and must be paid in full. 1. Classes that fail to meet the required minimum number of 5. Participants must bring a paid receipt to the first class. students within three working days prior to the scheduled start date may be canceled. 6. A $33 non-refundable fee is applied to all returned checks, even if registration is canceled. 2. Dates, times, and locations of all recreation activities/ 7. There is no prorating of fees. Program costs are as stated. classes, etc., are subject to change without notice. 8. If registration is after the class start, payment is still 3. Lessons that are missed by the participant are not made- expected in full. up or credited. Refunds and Transfers 4. Lessons missed by the instructor or due to scheduling 1. Refunds must be requested prior to the registration deadline. conflicts by Parks & Community Services Department are 2. Refunds are not granted after the first class meeting. made-up as soon as possible. 5 Programs, events, and activities indicated by this icon are part of the Healthy MoVal initiative promoting physical activity, healthy eating, and active living. PROGRAMS AND EVENTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR CANCELLATION BASED ON CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH COVID-19 GUIDANCE children’s programs

A CHILD’S PLACE AFTER-SCHOOL CHILD CARE PROGRAM (LICENSED) Moreno Valley Parks & Community Services Department is accepting applications for “A Child’s Place” program. Parents must either be working or attending school to qualify for services. For more information, call 413.3286.

School Sites: Armada - License # 334809653 | Creekside - License # 334816836 | Rainbow Ridge - License # 334803516 Val Verde Academy - License # 334815843 | Sunnymead - License # 334818292 Fee: Based on income - free or at a reduced rate according to the family’s income and family size DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon-Fri 7 am - 6 pm K-12 Years Year Round (No program May 31 and July 5)

TIME FOR TOTS DURATION: 2 WEEK SESSIONS Time for Tots is an inclusive program developed for basic building blocks for later academic achievement while learning through playtime, art, music, and storytelling. Skills include recognizing letters, numbers, colors, shapes, and creating social skills. Immunization record with current TB test results or negative TB assessment and birth certificate are required at time of registration. Child must be potty-trained. Call 413.3280 for more information.

Sites: Conference & Recreation Center (morning session only) Fee: Resident: $85.90/Non-resident: $111.60 TownGate Community Center (morning session only) DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon-Thurs 9 am-12 noon 3-5 May 10 - Aug 24 (No class July 5)

MoVal Gives SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

With community member and business donations, the City of ELEMENTARY & MIDDLE AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS Moreno Valley Parks & Community Services Department will Moreno Valley Parks & Community Services Department be able to provide scholarships that enable underprivileged works with Think Together, Moreno Valley Unified School children to participate in community activities such as sports, District, and Val Verde Unified School District to provide recreational classes, and other enrichment programs. The an after-school student enrichment educational program. www.registermoval.org number of scholarships will be based on the amount of There is no charge for participation. For more information, donations received. Scholarships will be provided through contact Think Together at 951.571.9944 or pick up a Think an application process. Anyone can donate to the scholarship Together application at the school site. 6 at www.RegisterMoval.org. summer camps

ANIMATION CAMP NewClass DURATION: 1 WEEK Learn techniques of animation and create your very own animated short movies in this fun visual arts camp. A $45 material fee is due on the first day of class payable to the instructor. Site: Creative Brain Learning Center Fee: Resident: $125/Non-resident: $162.50 12125 Day St., Ste. U205A Instructor: Creative Brain Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon-Fri 2:30-3:45 pm 8-12 Jun 28

BUILD A BOT WORKSHOP New Class DURATION: 3 DAYS If you can cut, fold and like assembling different parts, you are the perfect creator for our fun robot creatures. Fee includes robot kit. Site: Creative Brain Learning Center Fee: Resident: $99/Non-resident: $129 12125 Day St., Ste. U205A Instructor: Creative Brain Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon-Wed 9-10:15 am 7-12 Jun 21 Mon-Wed 1-2:15 pm 7-12 Jul 12

COMPUTER CODING CAMP DURATION: 1 WEEK Explore basic concepts of coding and create computer programs. A $25 material fee is due on the first day of class payable to the instructor. Site: Creative Brain Learning Center Fee: Resident: $99/Non-resident: $129 12125 Day St., Ste. U205A Instructor: Creative Brain Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon-Fri 1-2:15 pm 7-12 Jun 7 Mon-Fri 10:30-11:45 am 7-12 Jul 5

LEGO ENGINEERING CAMP DURATION: 1 WEEK Bring your imagination and engineering talents! Learn about basic physics and engineering principles and apply them to various projects Site: Creative Brain Learning Center Fee: Resident: $99/Non-resident: $129 12125 Day St., Ste. U205A Instructor: Creative Brain Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon-Fri 1-2:15 pm 8-12 Jun 21 may - august 2021

VALLEY KIDS DAY CAMP DURATION: 1 WEEK SESSIONS Valley Kids Day Camp participants enjoy a fun-filled day packed with arts, crafts, games, music, and recreational activities. Campers make new friends and build memories that last a lifetime. Camp is supervised by trained staff who encourage participants through positive socialization skills and group activities. Birth certificate is required at time of registration. Call 413.3280 for more information.

Sites: March Field Park Annex | 15450 4th St. Fee: Resident:$118.50/Non-resident: $154 (Teen Camp Ages 11-14) March Field Park Community Center | 15325 6th St. (Kids Camp Ages 5-10) DAY TIME AGE BEGINS Mon-Fri 7 am-6 pm 5-14 Jun 14 (No camp July 5) 7 ROBOLOX CAMP New Class DURATION: 1 WEEK Work with safe and non-explosive rocket models that are based on curriculum material from NASA, JPL, and other ex- pert sources. A $30 material fee is due on the first day of class payable to the instructor. Site: Creative Brain Learning Center Fee: Resident: $99/Non-resident: $129 12125 Day St., Ste. U205A Instructor: Creative Brain Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon-Fri 9-10:15 am 7-12 Jun 7 Mon-Fri 9-10:15 am 7-12 Jul 12 ROBOTICS CAMP DURATION: 1 WEEK Camp offers in-depth exploration of robotics, electronics, engineering, creativity, and innovation. Design robots and teach them to perform specific tasks. A $40 material fee is due on the first day of class payable to the instructor. Site: Creative Brain Learning Center Fee: Resident: $199/Non-resident: $259 12125 Day St., Ste. U205A Instructor: Creative Brain Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon-Fri 10 am-12 pm 8-15 Jun 7 Mon-Fri 10 am-12 pm 8-15 Jun 21 Mon-Fri 2:30-4:30 pm 8-15 Jul 5

VIDEOGAME W/SCRATCH NewClass DURATION: 1 WEEK Create your own interactive video game using SCRATCH. In this camp participants will learn to use an object based coding language to create video games. Site: Creative Brain Learning Center Fee: Resident: $99/Non-resident: $129 12125 Day St., Ste. U205A Instructor: Creative Brain Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon-Fri 2:30-3:15 pm 7-12 Jun 21 Mon-Fri 10-11:15 am 7-12 Jul 26

JUNE 14 - AUGUST 6 MON-FRI FROM 7AM-6PM

kids & teens (5-10yrs) (11-14yrs) Participants enjoy a fun-ﬁ lled week packed with arts and crafts, games, sports, and special themed event days. Participants are supervised by trained, experienced, and caring City staff, with a group to staff ratio of 12:1. Register today. Space is limited.

M MARCH FIELD PARK COMMUNITY CENTER (KIDS) MARCH ANNEX CENTER (TEENS) O Y E 15325 6th Street 15450 4th Street R E L N O V A L NO CAMP JULY 5 PROGRAMS AND EVENTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR CANCELLATION BASED ON CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH COVID-19 GUIDANCE

FEES $118.50 resident/week $153.50 non-resident/week Programs, events, and activities indicated by this icon are part of the Healthy PROGRAMS AND EVENTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR MoVal initiative promoting physical activity, healthy eating, and active living. CANCELLATION BASED ON CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH COVID-19 GUIDANCE art

ART EXPRESSION DURATION: 4 WEEKS Take a trip around the world through an artist’s eye. A $10 material fee is due on the first day of class payable to the instructor. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $40/Non-resident: $57.20 Instructor: Chantel Garcia Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Thurs 3-5 pm 5-7 First Thurs (level 1) Thurs 5-7 pm 8-12 First Thurs (level 2) (Classes begin in June)

CREATIVE DRAWING DURATION: 4 WEEKS Expand imagination with drawing techniques and styles with a creative edge. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $50/Non-resident: $65 Instructor: Chantel Garcia Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS may - august 2021 Tues 6-7:30 pm 8-12 First Tues (Classes begin in June)

DRAWING KAWAII DURATION: 4 WEEKS Learn to draw Kawaii and Chibi style, a cute and charming art form with full splash of colors. A $10 material fee is due on the first day of class payable to the instructor. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $25/Non-resident: $32.50 Instructor: Chantel Garcia Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon 1:30-3 pm 5-12 First Mon (Classes begin in June) 9 INTRO TO ANIME ART DURATION: 4 WEEKS Are you a fan of Japanese anime? If so, this class is for you! Explore anime drawing in simple steps and develop your own anime characters and stories. Site: Online Fee: $59 Instructor: Creative Brain Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Thurs 5-6 pm 8-15 First Thurs

INTRO TO CARTOON DRAWING DURATION: 4 WEEKS Students explore the art of cartoon drawing and create their own cartoon characters and cartoon strips at the end of the session. Site: Online Fee: $59 Instructor: Creative Brain Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Thurs 4-5 pm 8-15 First Thurs

JUST PAINTS DURATION: 4 WEEKS Learn hands-on variety of tolls, techniques, and styles of painting. A $10 material fee is due on the first day of class payable to the instructor. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $42/Non-resident: $54.60 Instructor: Chantel Garcia Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon 3:30-5:30 pm 8-12 First Mon (Classes begin in June)

PAINT LIKE THE MASTERS DURATION: 2 WEEKS Explore the techniques of famous painters and learn how to recreate some of their most famous paintings and create your very own art in the style of these painters. Site: Creative Brain Learning Center Fee: Resident: $99/Non-resident: $129 12125 Day St., Ste. U205A Instructor: Creative Brain Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Thurs 10:30-11:45 am 7-12 Jun 14 (Part 1) Thurs 2:30-3:45 pm 7-12 Jul 12 (Part 2)

WATERCOLOR PAINTING TECHNIQUES – LIVE CLASS SESSIONS DURATION: 4 WEEKS Students attend a weekly live Zoom class session with an experienced local artist and learn basic design and composition principles and brush techniques to produce a watercolor painting. Site: Online Fee: Resident: $43/Non-resident: $55.90 Instructor: Joshua Tukes Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Fri 5-6 pm 5-12 First Fri Fri 6-7 pm 13-17 First Fri Fri 7-8 pm 18 & Older First Fri (Classes begin in June)

WATERCOLOR PAINTING TECHNIQUES DURATION: 4 WEEKS Students learn basic design and composition principles and brush techniques to produce a watercolor painting. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $48/Non-resident: $62.40 Instructor: Joshua Tukes Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Fri 5-6 pm 5-12 First Fri www.registermoval.org Fri 6-7 pm 13-17 First Fri Fri 7-8 pm 18 & Older First Fri 10 (Classes begin in June) dance ALL BOYS HIP HOP DURATION: 4 WEEKS Dancers develop musicality, creativity, listening skills, and coordination. This non-stop, action-packed class includes hip hop, basic break dancing, and dance games that have students movin’ to the beats! Site: Rancho Belago Dance Studio Fee: Resident: $50/Non-resident: $65 14475 Moreno Beach Dr., #101 Instructor: Courtney Pinkerton Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Thurs 6-7 pm 6-13 First Thurs

BABY BALLET/MOMMY & ME DURATION: 4 WEEKS Designed for the young child who loves to move and dance with music. Emphasis is placed on fine and gross motor skill development, coordination, and balance in a safe, nurturing environment. Site: Rancho Belago Dance Studio Fee: Resident: $42/Non-resident: $54.60 14475 Moreno Beach Dr., #101 Instructor: Courtney Pinkerton Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Wed 10-10:30 am 2-3 First Wed

BALLET DURATION: 4 WEEKS Contemporary dance class designed for the beginner dancer with little or no experience. Class will include stretching, proper posture, choreography, center floor/across floor work. All taught with a welcoming atmosphere for the beginner dancer. Site: Senior Community Center Fee: Resident: $48/Non-resident: $62 25075 Fir Ave. Instructor: Lonnie Richling Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues 6:25-7:10 pm 12-17 First Tues (Classes begin in June)

BALLET/ACRO FOR KIDS DURATION: 4 WEEKS Class teaches stretching, barre work, basic gymnastics, and improves balance, coordination, and strength. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $41/Non-resident: $53.30 Instructor: Tara Triche Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon 4-5 pm 5-9 First Mon (Classes begin in June. No class July 5.)

BASIC HULA AND TAHITIAN DANCE DURATION: 4 WEEKS Students learn about traditional Hula and Tahitian dance and develop balance and rhythm while getting exercise. Students must dress in loose shorts, sweats, and T-shirt. No plastic/paper skirts or leotards. may - august 2021

Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $43/Non-resident: $55.90 Instructor: Chizuru “Pikake” Chancy Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Fri 7-8 pm 8 & Older First Fri (Classes begin in June)

BEGINNING BALLET FOR KIDS DURATION: 4 WEEKS Students learn proper technique, barre work, center adagio, grace, and strength associated with ballet. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $41/Non-resident: $53.30 Instructor: Tara Triche Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Wed 4-5 pm 5-10 First Wed (Classes begin in June) 11 BEGINNING TAP/HIP HOP DURATION: 4 WEEKS Students are introduced to the fundamentals and basics of ballet, the style and fun of jazz, the rhythm of tap, and the fundamentals of hip-hop dance. Site: Rancho Belago Dance Studio Fee: Resident: $50/Non-resident: $65 14475 Moreno Beach Dr., #101 Instructor: Courtney Pinkerton Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Wed 11 am-12 noon 4-6 First Wed

CONTEMPORARY BALLET DURATION: 4 WEEKS Designed for the beginner dancer. Class will cover contemporary ballet, jumps, choreography, turns, stretching, barre and center floor work. Music will be vast to encourage creativity. Site: Senior Community Center Fee: Resident: $48/Non-resident: $62 25075 Fir Ave. Instructor: Lonnie Richling Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues 5:35-6:20 pm 6-11 First Tues (Classes begin in June)

CONTEMPORARY DANCE DURATION: 4 WEEKS Contemporary dance class designed for the various dance levels beginner students. An expressive fusion dance class which include choreography, floor work, stretching, various jumps and turns. Various types of music will be played to encourage creativity. Site: Senior Community Center Fee: Resident: $48/Non-resident: $62 25075 Fir Ave. Instructor: Lonnie Richling Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues 7:15-8 pm 12-17 First Tues (Classes begin in June)

CYSC ALL STARS CHEER DURATION: 12 WEEKS Class offers a variety of dance and cheer techniques while students learn self-confidence, coordination, and physical fitness. A $105 material fee is due at first class for uniform and poms payable to the instructor. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $108/Non-resident: $140 Instructor: Brittany Marchione Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Thurs 6-6:30 pm 5-7 TBD Thurs 6:30-7 pm 8 & Older TBD

DANCE EXPLORATION DURATION: 4 WEEKS Learn movement exploration, tap, ballet, beginning tumbling, and music. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $41/Non-resident: $53.30 Instructor: Tara Triche Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues 4-5 pm 3-5 First Tues Wed 5-6 pm 3-5 First Wed (Classes begin in June)

FOLKLORIC DANCE DURATION: 4 WEEKS Students warm up their dancing feet as they learn skirt movement and modern and traditional dance steps of Mexico. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $39/Non-resident: $50.70 *Adult-Resident: $23/Non-resident: $29.90 Instructor: Blanca Regalado Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Thurs 4-5 pm 3-17 First Thurs www.registermoval.org Thurs-Advanced 5-6 pm 3-17 First Thurs Tues* 9-10 am 18 & Older First Tues 12 (Classes begin in June) HULA: ORI TAHITI PERFORMING ARTS DURATION: 4 WEEKS Learn about the customs, cultures, and language. Attendance is mandatory to perform. Uniform required; see instructor at first class. Instructor approval required to participate in this class. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $54/Non-resident: $70.20 Instructor: Chizuru “Pikake” Chancy Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues & 8-9 pm 8 & Older First Tues Fri 7-9 pm (Classes begin in June)

INTERMEDIATE BALLET DURATION: 4 WEEKS Students learn advanced technique, barre work, and center adagio. Instructor approval is required to participate in this class. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $41/Non-resident: $53.30 Instructor: Tara Triche Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Wed 7-8 pm 7 & Older First Wed (Classes begin in June)

PARENT AND ME CREATIVE DANCE DURATION: 4 WEEKS A creative movement designed for younger children with the assistance of their parent. Will include props and upbeat music to engage the child’s creativity. Dances will include jazz, hip hop, ballet and theater. Site: Senior Community Center Fee: Resident: $30/Non-resident: $39 25075 Fir Ave. Instructor: Lonnie Richling Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues 5-5:30 pm 2½-5½ First Tues (Classes begin in June)

PRE-BALLET DANCE DURATION: 4 WEEKS Pre-ballet classes are an introduction to ballet class that nurtures your child’s interest in dance, while increasing coordination levels, cooperation, flexibility, and ability to follow instructions. Site: Rancho Belago Dance Studio Fee: Resident: $50/Non-resident: $65 14475 Moreno Beach Dr., #101 Instructor: Courtney Pinkerton Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Sat 8-9 am 4-6 First Sat

RANCHO BELAGO HIP HOP DURATION: 4 WEEKS Class is designed for students who are interested in learning about the upbeat and fun dance form of hip hop. No dance experience required. Site: Rancho Belago Dance Studio Fee: Resident: $50/Non-resident: $65

14475 Moreno Beach Dr., #101 may - august 2021 Instructor: Courtney Pinkerton Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Thurs 5-6 pm 10 & Older First Thurs

TINY TOT TAP DURATION: 4 WEEKS Class teaches a combination of creative movement and beginning tap skills for little tap dancers. Site: Rancho Belago Dance Studio Fee: Resident: $55/Non-resident: $71.50 14475 Moreno Beach Dr., #101 Instructor: Courtney Pinkerton Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Wed 4-5 pm 3-5 First Wed 13 martial arts/boxing

MASTER ROBERTO’S BEGINNERS TAE KWON DO DURATION: 4 WEEKS Learn the basic techniques of Tae Kwon Do in a fun, dynamic, and safe environment. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $60 (1 day)/$89 (2 days) Non-resident: $78 (1 day)/$115.70 (2 days) Instructor: Roberto Ramos Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Sat 9:30-10:15 am 5-12 First Sat (Classes begin in June)

MASTER ROBERTO’S INTERMEDIATE TAE KWON DO DURATION: 4 WEEKS The fundamentals of Tae Kwon Do techniques are built upon from the beginner course. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $60 (1 day)/$89 (2 days) Non-resident: $78 (1 day)/$115.70 (2 days) Instructor: Roberto Ramos Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Sat 10:15-11 am 5-12 First Sat (Classes begin in June)

MIXED MARTIAL ARTS DURATION: 4 WEEKS ICON MMA program is the ultimate in martial arts training and self-defense. It takes all the best styles and discipline and creates a unique training program that gives participants the best in all-around MMA training. Site: ICON MMA Fee: Resident: $88/Non-resident: $114.40 24287 Sunnymead Blvd Instructor: Sam Mason Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon & Wed 5-6 pm 6-14 First Mon

SHITO-RYU KARATE DURATION: 4 WEEKS Class features self-defense moves, which develop self-confidence for children and adults of all ages. Site: March Field Park Community Center Fee: Resident: $54/Non-resident: $70.20 15325 6th St. Instructor: James & Douglas Namekata Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues & Thurs 6-7 pm 5-15 First Tues Tues & Thurs 7:15-8:15 pm 16 & Older First Tues (Classes begin in June)

SHITO-RYU KARATE ADVANCED CLASS DURATION: 4 WEEKS Must have instructor’s approval to take this class. Sites: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $54/Non-resident: $70.20 Instructor: James & Douglas Namekata Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues & Thurs 5:30-6:30 pm 16 & Older First Tues (Classes begin in June)

UNITED BOXING ACADEMY BOXING DURATION: 4 WEEKS Learn jump roping, shadow boxing, partner drills, speed bags drills, mitt training, light contact boxing. Beginning training level, as student progresses, training will change. Materials needed: Boxing gloves, hand wraps, jump rope, boxing uniform. Site: United Boxing Academy Fee: Resident: $80/Non-resident: $104 12125 Day St., #T103 Instructor: Rommel Dunbar Contact info: [email protected]

www.registermoval.org DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon, Tues & Thurs 5-6 pm 5-10 First of the month Mon, Tues & Thurs 6-7:30 pm 11-17 First of the month 14 VOVINAM MARTIAL ARTS DURATION: 4 WEEKS Vovinam encompasses the hand, elbow, kicks, escape, and levering techniques. Training includes forms, attack techniques, self-defense techniques, weapons, and traditional wrestling. Note: Beginner classes meet on Thursday and Friday. Intermediate classes meet on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $49/Non-resident: $63.70 Instructor: Master Clement Contact info: 951.505.7910 | [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon** 5-7 pm 5 & Older First Mon Tues** 5-7 pm 5 & Older First Tues Wed** 8-9:30 pm 5 & Older First Wed Thurs* 5:15-6 pm 5 & Older First Thurs Fri* 7-8 pm 5 & Older First Fri Beginners*, Intermediate/Advanced** (Classes begin in June. No class July 5.) music

GROUP GUITAR DURATION: 4 WEEKS Learn how to play guitar in just a few sessions! No music experience is necessary. Students learn how to play basic chords and simple melodies in a fun virtual group environment. Students must provide their own guitar. Site: Online Fee: $59 Instructor: Creative Brain Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Wed 4-5 pm (May) 8 & Older First Wed Wed 5-6 pm (Jun, Jul, Aug) 8 & Older First Wed

GROUP KEYBOARD DURATION: 4 WEEKS Learn to play piano/keyboards in these virtual fun-filled classes! Learn to read, play, and understand basic concepts of music theory. Students must provide their own piano/keyboard. Site: Online Fee: $59 Instructor: Creative Brain Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Wed 3-4 pm (May) 8 & Older First Wed Wed 4-5 pm (Jun, Jul, Aug) 8 & Older First Wed

GROUP UKULELE DURATION: 4 WEEKS Come and learn to play the ukulele in these fun filled group classes for all ages. Ukulele technique is easier than guitar. Students must provide their own ukuleles. Site: Online Fee: $59 Instructor: Creative Brain Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Wed 5-6 pm (May) 8 & Older First Wed

Wed 6-7 pm (Jun, Jul, Aug) 8 & Older First Wed may - august 2021 skills & education

ASVAB PREP DURATION: 2 WEEKS Students who are interested in joining the military should prepare for the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB). This course helps students improve scores and increase chances of getting a specialty job. Site: Leading Edge Learning Center Fee: Resident: $125/Non-resident: $162.50 24021 Alessandro Blvd., #107A Instructor: Leading Edge Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Sat 9-11 am 17 & Older First Sat 15 COMPUTER BASICS 101 DURATION: 4 WEEKS Students learn fundamental skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, internet, emailing, uploading, downloading, posting, and more. Students bring their own laptops. Site: Senior Community Center Fee: Resident: $150/Non-resident: $195 25075 Fir Ave. Instructor: Cheryl Ternoir Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Thurs 6:30-8 pm 12 & Older Session 1: Jun 3 Session 2: July 1 Session 3: Aug 5

CPR/FIRST AID/AED DURATION: 1 DAY Students learn the fundamentals of CPR, first aid, and use of the Automated External Defibrillator (AED) using a combination of workbook, lecture, and hands-on demonstrations. A $20 material fee is due the day of class payable to the instructor. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $80/Non-resident: $104 Instructor: Rosa Leyva Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Sat 9 am-4 pm 18 & Older First Sat (Classes begin in June)

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE DURATION: 2 WEEKS Designed for students who wish to speak, read, and write in English, and are beginner and intermediate level learners (including those who can speak some English). Site: Leading Edge Learning Center Fee: Resident: $125/Non-resident: $162.50 24021 Alessandro Blvd., #107A Instructor: Leading Edge Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues & Thurs 6-7 pm 15 & Older First Tues

GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT (GED) TEST PREP DURATION: 2 WEEKS Earning a high school equivalency diploma can change lives! It is never too late to take the test and pass. Information and assistance are provided for locating and registering for the GED test. Site: Leading Edge Learning Center Fee: Resident: $125/Non-resident: $162.50 24021 Alessandro Blvd., #107A Instructor: Leading Edge Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon & Wed 6-7 pm 17 & Older First Mon (No class July 5.)

HOMEWORK AND SUBJECT MATTER TUTORING DURATION: 4 WEEKS Students receive assistance with school subjects and homework. Site: Online Fee: Resident: $82/Non-resident: $106.60 Instructor: Ashik Islam Contact info: 951.732.9572/[email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues 7-8 pm 5-12 First Tues Thurs 7-8 pm 5-12 First Thurs

INTRO TO COMPUTER CODING DURATION: 4 WEEKS This introduction to computer coding lets participants explore basic concepts of coding. Join us for some fun and create your own computer programs. Site: Online Fee: $59 Instructor: Creative Brain Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] www.registermoval.org DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues 3-4 pm 7-12 First Tues 16 MATHEMATIC CONCEPTS AND STRATEGIES DURATION: 4 WEEKS Learn concepts and strategies including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and probability. Site: Leading Edge Learning Center Fee: Resident: $140/Non-resident: $182 24021 Alessandro Blvd., #107A Instructor: Leading Edge Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues 4:30-6 pm 5-17 First Tues

MIT APP INVENTOR DURATION: 4 WEEKS App Inventor is a cloud-based tool, which means you can build apps right in your web browser. This website offers all the support you’ll need to learn how to build your own apps. Site: Online Fee: $59 Instructor: Creative Brain Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues 5-6 pm 10-15 First Tues

ONLINE DRIVER’S EDUCATION DURATION: 4 WEEKS This interactive, online course has videos, animated driving scenarios, and sample test questions to learn the rules of the road, major causes of traffic collisions, DMV procedures, and much more. Receive DMV-approved Certificate of Completion, which is required for teens under 17½ years to obtain a learner’s permit and driver’s license. A licensed instructor is available to answer any questions. Sign up at any time for this class. Note: This is an online course to prepare students for behind-the-wheel instruction. Completion of this course does not include a California Driver’s Permit or behind the wheel lessons. Site: Online Fee: Resident: $26/Non-resident: $33.80 Instructor: Bay Area Driving School Contact info: [email protected]

READING, COMPREHENSION, AND WRITING INTENSIVE DURATION: 4 WEEKS Class teaches students the best practices to learn, remember, and apply skills. Site: Leading Edge Learning Center Fee: Resident: $140/Non-resident: $182 24021 Alessandro Blvd., #107A Instructor: Leading Edge Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Thurs 4:30-6 pm 5-17 First Thurs

READING RASCALS LEVEL 1 DURATION: 2 WEEKS Level 1 teaches first-time readers comprehension and phonics skills in a fun and easy manner. Site: Leading Edge Learning Center Fee: Resident: $99/Non-resident: $128.70 24021 Alessandro Blvd., #107A Instructor: Leading Edge Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon & Wed 5-6 pm 4-6 First Mon

READING RASCALS LEVEL 2 DURATION: 2 WEEKS Level 2 teaches comprehension and phonics skills for beginner-to immediate-level readers. may - august 2021 Site: Leading Edge Learning Center Fee: Resident: $99/Non-resident: $227.50 24021 Alessandro Blvd., #107A Instructor: Leading Edge Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues & Thurs 5-6 pm 7-8 First Tues

SPANISH FOR YOUNG MINDS DURATION: 4 WEEKS Class introduces students to basic Spanish words, common phrases, and beginner conversation. Site: Leading Edge Learning Center Fee: Resident: $130/Non-resident: $169 24021 Alessandro Blvd., #107A Instructor: Leading Edge Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues & Thurs 5-6 pm 4-12 First Tues 17 SAT/ACT TEST PREP DURATION: 1 DAY Get prepared for the SAT or ACT test by getting up-to-date information about the exam as well as test-taking tips to improve scores. The course also includes information on college readiness. Site: Leading Edge Learning Center Fee: Resident: $175/Non-resident: $228 24021 Alessandro Blvd., #107A Instructor: Leading Edge Learning Center Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Sat 10 am-2 pm 13-18 First Sat Sat 10 am-2 pm 13-18 Third Sat special needs ADAPTIVE ZUMBA DURATION: 4 WEEKS Adaptive Zumba is open to all, however is specifically designed for the special-needs population. Zumba works the whole body in a fun and encouraging atmosphere. Site: Senior Community Center Fee: Resident: $22/Non-resident: $28.60 25075 Fir Ave. Instructor: Deborah Elkins Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Thurs 6-7 pm 4 & Older First Thurs (Classes begin in June)

SUNSHINE SOCIAL CLUB DURATION: MONTHLY The Sunshine Social Club is designed for developmentally challenged adults. Activities include games, crafts, movies, and more. Students must be mobile and independent to take care of personal needs. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $20/Non-resident: $26 Instructor: City Staff DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Wed 6-8 pm 18 & Older First Wed (Classes begin in June)

JOIN THE EMERGING LEADERS COUNCIL! The Parks & Community Services Department is currently seeking Moreno Valley students, 14-20 years old, who have an interest in local government and serving the City of Moreno Valley community, to apply as a member of the Emerging Leaders Council (ELC).

A seat on the ELC provides: · An opportunity for members to explore their interests · Participate in local government activities · Gain professional experience while serving their community

Members will receive stipends for attending www.registermoval.org meetings.

18 Apply at www.moval.org/elc. Programs, events, and activities indicated by this icon are part of the Healthy PROGRAMS AND EVENTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR MoVal initiative promoting physical activity, healthy eating, and active living. CANCELLATION BASED ON CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH COVID-19 GUIDANCE basketball OPEN PLAY BASKETBALL FOR ADULTS Please call 413.3280 prior to arrival as times are subject to change. Identification is required to participate in open play. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $4.10/Non-resident: $5.30 DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon, Tues, Thurs, & Fri 7:30-11 am 18 & Older Ongoing (begins June) (No open play July 5)

OPEN PLAY BASKETBALL FOR KIDS & TEENS Please call 413.3280 prior to arrival as times are subject to change. Identification is required to participate in open play. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $2/Non-resident: $3 DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon, Tues & Fri 5-9 pm 9-17 Ongoing (begins June) (No open play July 5)

MOVAL MEN’S 3V3 BASKETBALL LEAGUES DURATION: 11 WEEKS Deadline to register is September 3. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Team Resident: $325/Non-resident: $422.50 DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Sun 5 pm 18 & Older Sept 12

PEE WEE/JUNIOR BASKETBALL CLINIC DURATION: 4 WEEKS Program introduces participants to basic fundamentals of basketball. Deadline to register is July 15. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Early registration fees if paid by July 1 - Resident: $41.20/Non-resident: $53.60 Late registration fees if paid after July 1 - Resident: $51.50/Non-resident: $67

DAY TIME AGES BEGINS may - august 2021 Mon & Wed 5-6 pm 3-4 Aug 2 Mon & Wed 6-7 pm 5-7 Aug 2 Tues & Thurs 5-6 pm 3-4 Aug 3 Tues & Thurs 6-7 pm 5-7 Aug 3

PEE WEE/JUNIOR BASKETBALL LEAGUE DURATION: 6 WEEKS This program teaches youth the basic skills of basketball. Deadline to register is August 27. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Early registration fees if paid by August 5 - Resident: $68/Non-resident: $88.40 Late registration fees if paid after August 5 - Resident: $78.50/Non-resident: $102 DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues & Thurs 5-6 pm 3-4 Sept 7 Tues & Thurs 6-7 pm 5-7 Sept 7 Mon & Wed 5-6 pm 3-4 Sept 8 Mon & Wed 6-7 pm 5-7 Sept 8 19 esports Do you have what it takes to be crowned one of MoVal’s next eSports champions? Find out today by signing up for and competing in one of our many eSports leagues! For more information visit www.registermoval.org. Site: Online Fee: $15 DURATION: 7 WEEKS GAME DAY TIME AGES BEGINS FIFA 21 Mon 7 pm 13 & Older May 31 FORTNITE Wed 7 pm 13 & Older Jun 2 MADDEN 21 Fri 7 pm 13 & Older Jun 4 ROCKET LEAGUE Tues 7 pm 13 & Older Jun 1 SUPER SMASH BROS Thurs 7 pm 13 & Older Jun 3 fitness & health ADAPTIVE SPORTS DAY DURATION: 1 DAY Come and experience adaptive sports for people of all abilities. Sports offered are boccia, tennis/pickleball, wheelchair basketball and cycling. Pre-registration is encouraged at www.registermoval.org Site: Lasselle Sports Park Fee: Free 17155 Lasselle St. Instructor: Palms to Pines Parasports Contact info: 413.3280 DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Sat 9 am -1 pm All Ages May 22

ADAPTIVE ZUMBA DURATION: 4 WEEKS Adaptive Zumba is open to all, however is specifically designed for the special-needs population. Site: Senior Community Center Fee: Resident: $22/Non-resident: $29 25075 Fir Ave. Instructor: Deborah Elkins Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Thurs 6-7 pm 4 & Older First Thurs (Classes begin in June)

FIT BOOT CAMP DURATION: 4 WEEKS Fun, energetic workouts combining high-intensity and interval training along with agility, core, and flexibility training. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $70/Non-resident: $91 Instructor: Alfredo Palma Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon, Wed & Thurs 6-7 pm 16 & Older First Mon (Classes begin in June. No class July 5.)

YOGA DURATION: 4 WEEKS Participants learn the ancient practice of Yoga, known to assist in stress reduction, weight loss, Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $52/Non-resident: $68 Instructor: Glenn Brooks Contact info: [email protected] DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues 6-7 pm 10 & Older First Tues (Classes begin in June)

pickleball OPEN PLAY PICKLEBALL Pickleball is a combination of tennis, badminton, ping pong, and racquetball. It is fast paced, easy to learn, great exercise, and lots of fun. Equipment is provided to help you learn. All ages and skill levels are welcome. Site: Woodland Park Fee: Free

www.registermoval.org 25705 Cactus Ave. DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Mon & Thurs 5-9 pm All Ages Ongoing 20 Sun & Tues 8-11 am All Ages Ongoing t-ball PEE WEE & JUNIOR T-BALL DURATION: 6 WEEKS In-person registration and birth certificate verification required for first-time participants. Deadline to register is May 21; space is limited. Parent packet available at www.moval.org/sports on May 28. Please email [email protected] or call 413.3280 for uniform information. Site: Shadow Mountain Park Fee: Early registration if paid by May 14 23239 Presidio Hills Dr. Resident: $68/Non-resident: $88.40 Late registration if paid after May 14 Resident: $78.50/Non-resident: $102 DAY TIME AGE BEGINS Mon & Wed 5-6 pm 3-4 Jun 7 Mon & Wed 6-7 pm 5-7 Jun 7 Tues & Thurs 5-6 pm 3-4 Jun 8 Tues & Thurs 6-7 pm 5-7 Jun 8 (No t-ball July 5) tennis ADVANCED TENNIS DURATION: 3 WEEKS Designed for players competing in tournaments, high school, or league tennis. Site: Woodland Park Fee: Resident: $69/Non-resident: $89.70 25705 Cactus Ave. Instructor: Johnny Allen Tennis Contact info: 844.983.6647 DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues & Thurs 7-8 pm 13-17 Session 1: Jun 1 Session 2: Jul 8 Session 3: Aug 3 BEGINNING TENNIS DURATION: 3 WEEKS Learn all four major strokes such as the forehand, backhand, serve, and volley; and develop a solid tennis foundation. Site: Woodland Park Fee: Resident: $69/Non-resident: $89.70 25705 Cactus Ave. Instructor: Johnny Allen Tennis Contact info: 844.983.6647 DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues & Thurs 5-6 pm 5-8 Session 1: Jun 1 Session 2: Jul 8 Session 3: Aug 3 INTERMEDIATE TENNIS DURATION: 3 WEEKS Improve technique, spin, placement, balance, and movement through drills and games. Site: Woodland Park Fee: Resident: $69/Non-resident: $89.70 25705 Cactus Ave. Instructor: Johnny Allen Tennis Contact info: 844.983.6647 DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Tues & Thurs 6-7 pm 9-12 Session 1: Jun 1 Session 2: Jul 8 Session 3: Aug 3 may - august 2021 volleyball OPEN PLAY VOLLEYBALL FOR KIDS & TEENS Please call 413.3280 prior to arrival as times are subject to change. A form of identification is required to participate. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $2/Non-resident: $3 DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Sun 11 am-2 pm 12-17 Ongoing (begins June) (No open play July 4) OPEN PLAY VOLLEYBALL FOR ADULTS Please call 413.3280 prior to arrival as times subject to change. A form of identification is required to participate. Site: Conference & Recreation Center Fee: Resident: $4.10/Non-resident: $5.10 DAY TIME AGES BEGINS Thurs 7-9 pm 18 & Older Ongoing (begins June) 21 13671 FREDERICK ST. | 413.3290

7 AM - DUSK

Additional fee of 30% for non-residents Cottonwood Golf Center is closed on the following national holidays 4th of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas and New Year’s Day

& COMMUNITY PARK SKATE PARK

VALLEY SKATE PARK Experience the ultimate in skateboarding and scooters. The park boasts a skull bowl, stairs, fun boxes, rails, and ledges. 15415 6TH STREET AT MARCH FIELD PARK MARCH FIELD PARK | 15415 6TH STREET

COMMUNITY PARK SKATE PARK The skate park features ramps, rails, and stairs for the ultimate street skating experience. Play a game or practice skills on the 13380 FREDERICK STREET artiﬁ cial turf soccer ﬁ eld.

No entry fee.

Participants skate at their own risk. A helmet and pads are required at all times in all skate parks. Play at your own risk. No cleats. CITY OF MORENO VALLEY RECYCLING PROGRAM multifamily recycling 13671 FREDERICK ST. | 413.3290 For more information about Moreno Valley’s Recycling Programs call: 951.413.3109 7 AM - DUSK or visit www.moval.org

Weekdays Twilight Green Fees Tournaments 9 Holes: $9.25 9 Holes: $6.10 9 Holes: $12.30 Seniors (55 & up): $6.10 Seniors (55 & up): $6.10 Youth (under 18 years): $5.10 Youth (under 18 years): $6.10 Additional 9 Holes: $5.10 Weekends & Holidays Punch Cards Cart/Club rental 9 Holes: $11.30 10 rounds: $77.30 $3 weekdays Seniors (55 & up): $9.25 Seniors (55 & up): $51.50 $5.10 weekends Youth (under 18 years): $7.25 Youth (under 18 years): $41.20 As a matter of fact, Additional fee of 30% for non-residents recycling in apartments is Cottonwood Golf Center is closed on the following national holidays Does our apartment 4th of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas and New Year’s Day complex recycle? mandatory by California law, AB 341.

WOW, I didn’t know that! What can we recycle? Yes!! we have three recycle containers on site.

We can recycle all empty bottles, cans, and paper. Don't bag your recyclables and keep them clean and dry. Think globally, act locally!! #movalrecycles PROGRAMS AND EVENTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR CANCELLATION BASED ON CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH COVID-19 GUIDANCE All programs and activities for seniors are held at the Moreno Valley Senior Community Center. Active senior citizens age 50 and older who do not require special care or adult supervision are welcome to register. Membership is free. The Senior Community Center is located at 25075 Fir Avenue. Regular operating hours are 8 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday. For more information, call 413.3430. DIAL-A-RIDE OMBUDSMAN PROGRAM An advanced reservation transportation service. The Ombudsman Program advocates for the rights Service operates seven days a week. The base fare of residents of skilled nursing and residential care is $3.50 per passenger, per boarding. The maximum facilities. The mission is to empower residents through fare is $10.50 per one-way trip. For more information advocacy, mediation, complaint investigation, and or to reserve a ride, call 1.800.795.7887. resolution. Certified by the State of California, and services are free and confidential. For more DRIVE-UP MEAL DISTRIBUTION information, call 1.833.772.6624. In partnership with Family Service Association, Grab- and-Go meals are distributed every Wednesday, 9:30-11:30 am. at the Senior Community Center. SENIOR MEAL PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY Seniors must be 60 and older. Applications for • Participants must be 60+ years. the meal program can be picked up at the Senior • Participants are required to complete an intake Community Center. A $3 donation is suggested. For form once per year. more information, contact 342-3057. Exceptions to age requirement: • Spouse (any age) of a participant 60+ years. HEALTH INSURANCE COUNSELING Both are required to have a current intake form on ADVOCACY PROGRAM file. Volunteer-supported program that helps Medicare • A disabled adult’s child (18+), parent, guardian, beneficiaries make choices about their benefits and caretaker (with whom they live). Both are required rights. Consultation are available on the first and to have a current form intake on file. third Tuesday of the month by appointment only. For All other participants under 60 years MUST pay $7 more information, please call 1.800.434.0222. for lunch. Participants 60+ years are requested to donate. Donations are confidential and go to support INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE meals provided at this site. No participant will be The Moreno Valley Senior Community Center provides refused a meal if they cannot donate. information about a wide range of special services available to seniors and resources. Visit the reception Suggested donation is $3. Please contact desk or call 413.3430 for information. Family Service Association with any questions at 951.342.3057. THE MOVAN Provides transportation service to Moreno Valley seniors 60+ years and disabled adults within a 20- SHARED HOUSING PROGRAM mile radius of Moreno Valley. Rides are available to and This Riverside County program registers and screens from the Moreno Valley Senior Community Center and housing providers. For more information, call 686.4402. to non-emergency medical appointments. A donation of $1 one-way within Moreno Valley and $2.50 one- way to non-emergency medical appointments outside VIRTUAL HEALTH INSURANCE of Moreno Valley is requested. Reservations are COUNSELING ADVOCACY PROGRAM required a day in advance by calling 1.833.745.8454. The Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program is a volunteer-supported program that helps OFFICE ON AGING Medicare beneficiaries of any age make choices about www.registermoval.org The Office on Aging is dedicated to such services as their benefits and rights. Consultation with a trained employment, caregivers, care management, counseling, health insurance counselor is available on the first and disease prevention, and transportation. For more third Tuesday of the month by appointment only. For 24 information, call 1.800.510.2020, TTY 867.3800. more information, please call 1.800.434.0222. arts & crafts CHAIR VOLLEYBALL ARTIST ART CLUB Improve cardiovascular fitness, increase joint flexibility, Oil painting and mixed art are displayed at the Senior enhance or maintain muscle tone, and reduce stress! Center. See instructor for material list. FREE Thank you to program sponsor JAR Insurance. FREE DAY TIME BEGINS DAY TIME BEGINS Thurs 9 am-12:30 pm Ongoing Thurs 1:30-3 pm Ongoing (Classes begin in June) (Classes begin in June) CRAFTY EXPERIENCE Projects are displayed at the Senior Community Center. Students supply materials. FREE DANCERCISE CLASS Combination of aerobics and Old School dances, Latin, DAY TIME BEGINS R&B, and pop. Strength training for balance, core, etc.FREE Mon 1-3 pm Ongoing DAY TIME BEGINS (Classes begin in June. No class July 5.) Tues & Thurs 12 noon-1 pm Ongoing CROCHET CLASS (Classes begin in June) Learn crochet or update your skills. The “Crochet for Charity” program gives back to the community while having fun. FREE EXERCISE WITH GEORGE DAY TIME BEGINS Aerobic exercises offered to all seniors. FREE Wed 8 am-12 noon Ongoing DAY TIME BEGINS (Classes begin in June) Mon,Wed & Fri 9:15-10:15 am Ongoing GREETING CARD CLUB/SCRAPPY (Classes begin in June. No class July 5.) SCRAPPERS Learn how to create greeting cards for any occasion. FIT AFTER 50 Students supply materials. FREE Low-impact class designed to help participants DAY TIME BEGINS maintain their fitness level after 50! FREE Wed 9 am-12 noon Ongoing DAY TIME BEGINS (Classes begin in June) Mon 10:30-11:30 am Ongoing QUILTING Thurs 9-10 am Ongoing Learn the basics of quilting and sewing. FREE (Classes begin in June. No class July 5.) DAY TIME BEGINS Wed 12 noon-4 pm Ongoing LINE DANCING may - august 2021 Fri 8 am-4:45 pm Ongoing Learn the basics of line dancing. FREE (Classes begin in June) DAY TIME BEGINS Mon, Tues & Fri 1:30-3:30 pm Ongoing fitness (Classes begin in June. No class July 5.) CECI’S BALLET FOLKLORICO SOUL LINE DANCING Learn ballet folklorico in a dynamic environment. Learn the latest party line dances and get a great Classes are interactive and exciting. FREE workout. FREE DAY TIME BEGINS DAY TIME BEGINS Wed 10:30-11:30 am Ongoing Mon, Wed & Fri 8:10-9:10 am Ongoing (Classes begin in June) (Classes begin in June. No class July 5.) PROGRAMS AND EVENTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR Programs, events, and activities indicated by this icon are part of the Healthy CANCELLATION BASED ON CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF MoVal initiative promoting physical activity, healthy eating, and active living. PUBLIC HEALTH COVID-19 GUIDANCE 25 TAI CHI PINOCHLE Balance and flexibility exercises to enhance health and Play the game of Pinochle. FREE fitness. FREE DAY TIME BEGINS DAY TIME BEGINS Tues 10 am-3 pm Ongoing Mon 12 noon-1 pm Ongoing Thurs 1-4:45 pm Ongoing (Classes begin in June. No class July 5.) (Games begin in June) YOGA FOR SENIORS Introduction to the basics of yoga. Dress comfortably.FREE DAY TIME BEGINS QUEEN OF THE HILL Tues 9-10:20 am Ongoing Billiard game of Queen of the Hill (ladies only). FREE Fri 10:30-11:45 am Ongoing DAY TIME BEGINS (Classes begin in June) Thurs 12 noon-1:30 pm Ongoing ZUMBA (Games begin in June) Workout to Latin music. FREE DAY TIME BEGINS music Tues & Thurs 10:30-11:15 am Ongoing (Classes begin in June) GUITAR Learn how to play guitar. Students bring their own guitar. ZUMBA GOLD TONING FREE Tailored for active older adults who want to focus on muscle conditioning and lightweight activity. FREE DAY TIME BEGINS Thurs 1-3:30 pm Ongoing DAY TIME BEGINS Wed 3:30-4:30 pm Ongoing (Classes begin in June) (Classes begin in June) skills & education games BOOK CLUB BID WHIST Bi-weekly book club. FREE Exciting card game that involves group and team play. DAY TIME BEGINS Beginners welcome. FREE 1st & 3rd Thurs 2-3 pm Ongoing DAY TIME BEGINS (Classes begin in June) Mon, Wed & Fri 1-4:45 pm Ongoing CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH (Games begin in June. No games July 5.) Learn how to read and speak in Spanish. FREE BILLIARDS DAY TIME BEGINS The Senior Community Center has four standard pool Tues 9-10 am Ongoing tables. Tournaments and King of the Hill are offered.FREE (Classes begin in June) DAY TIME BEGINS Mon-Fri 8 am-4:45 pm Ongoing CPR DURATION: 1 DAY Learn how to save a life in this first-aid and CPR class. (Games begin in June. No games July 5.) Register at front desk. $15 for certification. BINGO DAY TIME BEGINS Weekly bingo games with prizes awarded. Cards are sold Fri 8 am-12:30 pm Jul 23 at 12:30 pm. 50¢ per card DAY TIME BEGINS CREATIVE WRITING Wed 1-3 pm Ongoing Learn how to write life stories, short stories, and poems. (Games begin in June) FREE BUNCO DAY TIME BEGINS Play the “game of luck” with prizes awarded. FREE Tues 10-11:30 am Ongoing DAY TIME BEGINS (Classes begin in June) Thurs 1-4 pm Ongoing ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL) (Games begin in June) Learn English in a fun environment. All experience levels LOTERIA (MEXICAN BINGO) welcome. FREE Weekly with prizes awarded. $1 per card DAY TIME BEGINS DAY TIME BEGINS Mon & Thurs 10-11:30 am Ongoing Tues 12 noon-2:30 pm Ongoing (Classes begin in June. No class July 5.) (Games begin in June) PRIZE MOUNTAIN TOURNAMENT Billiards tournament open to all. FREE www.registermoval.org DAY TIME BEGINS Wed 12:30-2:30 pm Ongoing Healthy MoVal promotes physical activity, healthy eating, and active living. Programs, events, and activities indicated by this icon are 26 (Games begin in June) part of the Healthy MoVal initiative. GRANDPARENTS RAISING GRANDCHILDREN sponsored classes Assistance and resources for grandparents raising grandchildren. FREE Moreno Valley College offers classes at the Senior DAY TIME BEGINS Community Center. To enroll or for more information, Tues 9 am-12 noon TBD call Moreno Valley College at 222.8093 or 222.8131. (Classes begin in June) JEWELRY DESIGN HIGH-TECH CLASS Learn the basics of bead stringing, wire wrapping, and Learn about technology, including tablets and iPads.FREE more. All levels; beginners welcome. Students supply DAY TIME BEGINS materials. FREE 1st Fri 9-11 am Ongoing DAY TIME BEGINS (Classes begin in June) Tues 1-4 pm Ongoing (Classes begin in June) WEIGHT LOSS SUPPORT GROUP Support group to help you track your pounds, eat healthy, and provide exercise techniques. FREE DAY TIME BEGINS Thurs 9-11:30 am Ongoing virtual events (Classes begin in June) DRIVE-IN BINGO Welcome to BINGO in the safety of your car. Call the special events Senior Center at 413.3430 for more information. MONTHLY SENIOR BIRTHDAY Register at the Senior Center. Sponsored by Friends MOVAL SENIOR VIRTUAL of Moreno Valley. FREE COFFEE HAPPY HOUR! Let’s get together and share a virtual cup of coffee! DAY TIME BEGINS Relax and enjoy the comfort of home as you grab Mon 11:30 am Jun 21 your favorite mug and connect through music and Jul 26 games. Call the Senior Center at 413.3430 for more Aug 23 information.

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bikerodeo The Library and its literacy programs play an important role in the City of Moreno Valley. All Moreno Valley residents can use the library, obtain a Library card to check out materials, use public computers, and access WiFi. Your library card is the smartest card in your wallet, bringing you online assistance and resources around the clock. LIBRARY LOCATIONS & HOURS MAIN BRANCH MORENO VALLEY MALL BRANCH IRIS PLAZA BRANCH 413.3880 413.3761 413.3670 25480 Alessandro Blvd. 22500 Town Circle (2nd floor) 16170 Perris Blvd. M-Th: 9 am-8 pm | F: 9 am-6 pm M-F: 11 am-8 pm | Sat: 11 am-6 pm M-F: 10 am-8 pm | Sat: 10 am-6 pm Sat: 9 am-5 pm | Sun: 12 pm-5 pm Closed Sunday Closed Sunday

DUE TO COVID-19, ACTIVITIES MAY BE CANCELED OR POSTPONED. MASKS, SOCIAL DISTANCING, AND OTHER GUIDELINES PROVIDED BY THE CDC, STATE, OR COUNTY MAY ALSO BE REQUIRED AT THE TIME OF THE EVENTS. PLEASE VISIT MOVAL.ORG/MV-LIBRARY FOR MORE INFORMATION. BORED AT HOME? SEEKING TEEN PROGRAMMING In lieu of in-person events, activity kits for children, teens, ASSISTANT-VOLUNTEERS and adults are available for pick-up. Each week brings For volunteer hours, teens can complete special projects new activities, related to creativity, STEAM, and/or motor at home and share feedback at the 4th Teen Night of the skills. Contact us for more information or to reserve a kit month. All students residing in Moreno Valley or attending for pick up from any of the Public Library branches. a high school in Moreno Valley are welcome to apply. Pick up an application at any of our three branch locations PROGRAMS & SERVICES or apply virtually by filling out the online form: https:// SUMMER DISCOVERY 2021: forms.gle/sN7KRb98kcZLsqD57. For more information, READING COLORS YOUR WORLD! | June 16-August 7 contact the Youth Services Associate at 951.413.3761 Residents of all ages are encouraged to sign up for this or email [email protected], or the virtual event. Read books to collect prizes, and participate Volunteer/Outreach Coordinator 951.413.3898 or email in virtual events and complete fun at-home activities to [email protected]. earn digital badges. Pre-registration begins June 14 at www.moval.org/mv-library/summer discovery WEEKLY PROGRAMMING All programs are available virtually. Please check moval.org/mv-library SUMMER LUNCH AT THE LIBRARY | June 16-August 6 for updates on in-person events. www.facebook.com/MorenoValleyPublicLibrary/ Moreno Valley Unified School District provides free meals for kids, Monday through Friday, 10:30 am-12 pm Preschool Storytime (Ages 3-5 years) (except July 5). These lunches are free to children and Tuesdays, 10:30 am teens (ages 2-18 years) throughout the summer. Time for Adults (Ages 18+ years) READ MOVAL, TALK MOVAL | June 16-August 7 Tuesdays, 7 pm Do you or an adult you know need help with reading, Teen Night (Ages 13-18 years) writing, or speaking English? Read MoVal offers free Wednesdays, 5 pm resources to assist adult learners in achieving their individual literacy-related goals. For more information Bilingual Storytime (Ages 3-5 years) on getting help, please call the Adult Services Librarian Thursdays, 11 am at 951.413.3892 or email [email protected]. If you’re interested in volunteering as an adult literacy Family Night (All Ages) tutor or ESL group leader, please contact the Library Thursdays, 6 pm Volunteer/Outreach Coordinator at 951.413.3889 or Nerd Night (Teens) email [email protected]. Fridays, 5 pm

VETERANS CONNECT @ YOUR LIBRARY Tech Demo (All Ages) In partnership with Cal Vet, we are connecting veterans Saturdays, 2 pm and their families to local resources and support to www.registermoval.org access benefits. For more information, please call the Talk MoVal English Conversation Club (ages 18+ years) Main Library at 951.413.3880 or the Mall Branch at Mondays, 1:30 pm 951.413.3761, which house Veteran Resource Centers. 28 Via Zoom - https://libraryiq.zoom.us/j/95960635673 community learning &

CIVIC CENTER AMPHITHEATERAMPHITHEATER The Civic Center Amphitheater is a seven-acre park featuring a 600 seat (informal and formal) outdoor amphitheater with arched seating facing a raised stage platform and a state-of-the-art audio/visual system and video wall for internet connectivity movie viewing and graphics. The Amphitheater will be a popular location for special events such as MoVal Rocks, MoVal Movies, Snow Day, and more. The performing arts ENHANCING LIVES WITH A CLIC OF A BUTTON! facility is available for rental. For details contact the Parks & CLiC is a virtual community portal that provides Community Services Department at 951.413.3280. digital access and online resources for personal and professional growth to all members of the community. Visit www.moval.org/CLiC to find:

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The Beautify MoVal Parks and Trails program, part of the SHELTER rentals Keep MoVal Beautiful initiative, allows community volunteers Picnic and businesses to assist in the beautifi cation of City parks, playgrounds, and open space areas, by committing to annual clean-ups or sponsorships. Over 32 parks and 40 Looking to have a birthday party, baby shower, or other family trail segments are available for adoption. For additional event in the park? The City’s 58 park picnic shelters may be information, visit www.moval.org/beautify. reserved online. View all parks’ amenities, and reserve picnic shelters via the interactive parks map at MoValParks.org. WHY FIREWORKS ARE DANGEROUS The Teen S.P.O.T. (Support, Programs, Opportunities, and Technology), located at the Conference & Recreation Center, is designed and committed to providing a safe, fun, and learning atmosphere for City of Moreno Valley youth. The Teen S.P.O.T. offers FIRE PTSD LOST/ INJURY/ teens, ages 11 to 17, educational support including HAZARDS TRIGGERS INJURED PETS DEATH social/recreational activities, and the ability to participate in supervised programs, homework assistance, computer lab, tutoring, leadership FIREWORKS ARE activities, and a variety of workshops. comingSOON ILLEGALIN THE CITY OF MORENO VALLEY *Subject to fi nes visit moval.org/fi reworks for more information.

COMM NITY demonstration garden The 9,000+ square foot Moreno Valley Demonstration Garden seeks to provide a multi-use space to educate residents on a variety of sustainable gardening and landscaping techniques and technology in order to equip them with the knowledge necessary to implement the size, scope, and scale of garden or landscaping appropriate for their residential setting. Garden activities include: GARDENING CLASSES RECREATION CLASSES (I.E., YOGA IN THE GARDEN) DEMONSTRATIONS VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES COMING SOON Contact Parks & Community Services at 951.413.3280 for details. The City of Moreno Valley Parks & Community Services Department is seeking instructors and volunteers. Do you have a special talent or skill you are interested in sharing and teaching? Do you want to help your community out by assisting with recreational and park maintenance activities? For details and to apply, email [email protected] or visit www.movalparks.org

Parks & Community Services at 951.413.3280 Monday - Thursday 8 am - 5 pm 12626 Frederick St. Suite K-3 | 951.413.3920

A newly designated America’s Job Center of California, the Moreno Valley Business & Employment Resource Center is your one-stop access to small business and job seekers resources.

Visit us in-person or online at www.moval.org/BERC to ﬁ nd your future at the BERC.

844.341.6469 | [email protected] 14331 FREDERICK STREET, SUITE 2 MORENO VALLEY, CA 92552

MORENO VALLEY UTILITY www.moval.org adult sports hobby & interest groups Parks & Community Services Adult Sports Amateur Civil Emergency Services/ www.MoVal.org/sports Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Services See Adult Fitness Listings on pages 20-26 413.3800

Moreno Valley Amateur Radio Association www.mvaranet.org/index.html chamber of commerce Moreno Valley Community Band www.mvcommunityband.org Moreno Valley Chamber of Commerce www.mvwindsymphony.org 697.4404 | www.movalchamber.org Moreno Valley Ballet Folklorico Scholarship Moreno Valley Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Association 255.0671 | www.mvhcc.org 247.5899

Moreno Valley Genealogical Society 247.8839 [email protected] charities & non-profits www.mvgenealogicalsociety.angelfire.com Catholic Charities San Bernardino/Riverside Counties Moreno Valley Group Sierra Club 23623 Sunnymead Blvd. [email protected] 924.9964 | www.ccsbriv.org Moreno Valley Master Chorale Salvation Army www.morenovalleymasterchorale.org 784.4490 | morenovalley.salvationarmy.org

education & social services service clubs Moreno Valley Unified School District 25634 Alessandro Blvd. Friends of the Moreno Valley Senior Center 571.7500 | www.mvusd.net 413.3430 Soroptimist International of Moreno Valley Val Verde Unified School District www.simorenovalley.org | [email protected] 975 W. Morgan St., Perris 940.6100 | www.valverde.edu Moreno Valley Morning Rotary 312.6587

Moreno Valley Noon Rotary environmental groups [email protected] Morning Optimist Club of Moreno Valley Sierra Club Moreno Valley Group 235.2750 | [email protected] www.sangorgonio.sierraclub.org/moreno-valley [email protected] www.registermoval.org

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Citizen’s Patrol Volunteer Reserve Firefighter 486.6715 413.3800

Community Emergency Response Team Fire Explorer 413.3800 413.3800

Emergency Response Force Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio (Ages 5-17) 413.3800 1.800.400.4475 | www.gssgc.org

Family Service Association Neighborhood Watch 342.3057 | www.fsaca.org 486.6720

Park Patrol Police Explorer 413.3717 486.6908 youth sports

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ASA Diamond Girls Softball Association (Ages 5-18) Sports for Special Needs Youth www.mvdgsa.com Bill’s Special Kids (Ages 5-18) 534.6088 | www.billsspecialkids.org Canyon Springs Little League 247.1716 SWIMMING

Moreno Valley Youth Federation Moreno Valley Aquatics (Pony Baseball/Softball) (Ages 5-18) (All Ages) www.mvaq.com www.mvyfpony.com TRACK/RUNNING BASKETBALL Rancho Belago Elites (Ages 7-18) Moreno Valley Parks & Community Services 777.8207 | www.rbelites.com Basketball League 413.3280 | www.MoVal.org/sports Moreno Valley Rockets Track & Field Team (Ages 7-15) 247.6384

CHEERLEADING/FOOTBALL Moreno Valley Parks & Community Services Flag Football 413.3280 | www.MoVal.org

CYSC Youth Spirit 242.6539

Kids Come 1st Sports 312.2892 or 840.6551

Moreno Valley Junior All-American Football and Cheer (Ages 4-14) 235.8066 | www.movalfalcons.com MoVal may - august 2021 Moreno Valley Pop Warner Football & Cheer (Ages 5-14) 722.5692 | [email protected] Gives SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Next Level Athletic Alliance (NLAA) Bears Football and Cheer (Ages 5 to 14) With community member and business donations, 488.5263 | www.leaguelineup.com/nlaabears the City of Moreno Valley Parks & Community Services [email protected] Department will be able to provide scholarships that enable underprivileged children to participate in community activities such as sports, recreational classes, and other SOCCER enrichment programs. The number of scholarships will be based on the amount of donations received. Scholarships will be provided through an application process. AYSO Region 187 (Ages 4-18) www.ayso187.org | facebook.com/ayso187 Anyone can donate to the scholarship at [email protected] www.RegisterMoval.org. 33

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1 ADRIENNE MITCHELL MEMORIAL PARK Amenities: Playground, Security Lighting, Soccer Field 22631 Bay Avenue Amenities: 4 Lighted Basketball Courts, Barbecues, 7 COTTONWOOD GOLF CENTER Horseshoes, Picnic Shelters, Picnic Tables, Playground, 13671 Frederick Street Walking Path, Security Lighting Amenities: 9 Hole Executive Golf Course, Off-street Parking, Restrooms, Security Lighting 2 BAY SIDE PARK 24435 Bay Avenue 8 EL POTRERO PARK Amenities: Basketball Court, Barbecues, Horseshoes, Picnic 16901 Lasselle Street Shelters, Picnic Tables, Playground, Security Lighting Amenities: Barbecues, Multi-Use Athletic Field, Off-street Parking, Picnic Shelters, Picnic Tables, Playground, Restrooms, Security 3 BETHUNE PARK Lighting, Soccer Field 16745 Kitching Street Amenities: Barbecues, Off-street Parking, Picnic Shelters, 9 FAIRWAY PARK Picnic Tables, Playground, Restrooms, Security Lighting, 27891 John F. Kennedy Drive Snack Bar, Softball/Baseball Field, 2 Lighted Tennis Courts, Amenities: Barbecues, Multi-Use Athletic Field, Picnic Shelters, Water Feature Picnic Tables, Playground, Restrooms, Security Lighting, Soccer Field, Volleyball Court 4 CELEBRATION PARK 14965 Morgan Avenue 10 GATEWAY PARK Amenities: Basketball Court, Barbecues, Off-street 23975 Manzanita Avenue Parking, Picnic Shelters, Picnic Tables, Playground, Walking Amenities: Barbecues, Off-street Parking, Picnic Shelters, Picnic Tables, Playground, Restrooms, Security Lighting

www.registermoval.org Path, Restrooms, Security Lighting, Water Feature 5 CIVIC CENTER AMPHITHEATER & PARK 11 HIDDEN SPRINGS PARK 14075 Frederick St. 9675 Hidden Springs Drive Amenities: Amphitheater, Off-street Parking, Security Lighting Amenities: Barbecues, Multi-Purpose Trail, Off-street 34 Parking, Picnic Tables, Picnic Shelter, Playground, Trailhead 12 HIDDEN SPRINGS PASSIVE NATURE PARK 31 VICTORIANO PARK Hidden Springs Parkway and Greenridge St. 25730 Los Cabos Drive Amenities: Picnic Tables, Trail, Trailhead Amenities: Barbecues, Multi-Use Athletic Fields, Off-street Parking, Picnic Shelters, Picnic Tables, Restrooms, Security Lighting 13 HOUND TOWN DOG PARK 11150 Redlands Boulevard 32 VISTA LOMAS PARK Amenities: Dog Park, Off-street Parking 26700 Iris Avenue Amenities: Basketball Court, Barbecues, Multi-Use Athletic Fields 14 JOHN F. KENNEDY VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK Off-street Parking, Picnic Shelters, Picnic Tables, Playground, 15115 Indian Street Security Lighting Amenities: Barbecues, Off-street Parking, Picnic Shelters, Playground, Restrooms, Security Lighting, 1 Lighted Softball 33 WESTBLUFF PARK Field, 4 Lighted Tennis Courts 10750 Pigeon Pass Road Amenities: Barbecues, Off-Street Parking, Picnic Shelters, 15 LASSELLE SPORTS PARK Picnic Tables, Playground, Restrooms, Security Lighting, 17155 Lasselle Street Walking Path Amenities: Barbecues, 3 Lighted Football Fields, Off-street Parking, Picnic Shelters, Picnic Tables, Playground, Restrooms, 34 WESTON PARK Security Lighting, Snack Bar, Walking Path 13170 Lasselle Street Amenities: Barbecues, Multi-Use Athletic Fields, Picnic 16 MARCH FIELD PARK & VALLEY SKATE PARK 15415 6th Street Shelters, Picnic Tables, Playground, Restrooms, Security Amenities: Off-street Parking, Picnic Tables, Restrooms, Lighting, Softball Field Lighted Skate Park/Soccer Arena, Security Lighting, Snack 35 WOODLAND PARK Bar, 2 Lighted Softball/Baseball Fields 25705 Cactus Avenue 17 MORENO VALLEY COMMUNITY PARK Amenities: 4 Lighted Basketball Courts, Barbecues, Picnic 13380 Frederick Street Shelters, Picnic Tables, Playground, Restrooms, Security Amenities: Barbecues, Off-street Parking, Picnic Shelters, Picnic Lighting, Lighted Softball Field, 4 Lighted Tennis Courts, 12 Tables, Playground, Restrooms, Snack Bar, 4 Lighted Soccer Pickleball Courts marked on two tennis courts. Fields, Skate Park, Walking Path 18 MORENO VALLEY EQUESTRIAN PARK trail heads 11150 Redlands Boulevard equestrian facilities/ Amenities: Horse Arena, Multi-Purpose Trails, Off-street 36 COLD CREEK TRAILHEAD Parking Nason Street and Dracaea Avenue 19 Amenities: Multi-Purpose Trail, Off-street Parking, Picnic MORRISON PARK Shelter, Security Lighting 26667 Dracaea Avenue Amenities: Barbecues, Off-Street Parking, Picnic Shelters, 37 COTTONWOOD EQUESTRIAN STATION STAGING AREA Picnic Tables, Restrooms, Security Lighting, Soccer Field, 28590 Cottonwood Avenue Snack Bar, 4 Lighted Softball/Baseball Fields Amenities: Multi-Purpose Trail, Picnic Tables, Security 20 PARQUE AMISTAD Lighting, Picnic Shelter 26160 Gentian Avenue 18 MORENO VALLEY EQUESTRIAN PARK Amenities: Basketball Court, Barbecues, Multi-Use Athletic Field, & NATURE CENTER Picnic Shelters, Picnic Tables, Playground, Security Lighting 11150 Redlands Boulevard Amenities: Horse Arena, Multi-Purpose Trails, Off-street Parking 21 PATRIOT PARK 15310 Perris Boulevard 38 RANCHO VERDE EQUESTRIAN STAGING AREA Amenities: Picnic Tables, Playground, Security Lighting, Walking Path 17484 Kentucky Derby Drive Amenities: Multi-Purpose Trails, Security Lighting 22 PEDRORENA PARK 16009 Rancho Del Lago 39 SUNNYMEAD RANCH TRAIL HEAD Amenities: Basketball Court, Barbecues, Multi-Use Athletic N/E Sunnymead Ranch Pkwy & Via Del Norte Fields, Off-street Parking, Playground, Picnic Shelters, Amenities: Multi-Purpose Trails, Security Lighting Picnic Tables, Restrooms, Security Lighting, 4 Tennis Courts 23 RANCHO VERDE PARK Lasselle Street & Cremello Way community centers Future Site 7 COTTONWOOD GOLF CENTER 24 RIDGE CREST PARK 13671 Frederick Street 28506 John F. Kennedy Drive Amenities: Banquet Facilities, Off-street Parking, Amenities: Barbecues, Multi-Use Athletic Fields, Off-street Restrooms, Security Lighting Parking, Picnic Shelters, Picnic Tables, Playground, Restrooms, 40 MARCH FIELD PARK COMMUNITY CENTER Security Lighting, Soccer Fields 15325 5th Street 25 ROCK RIDGE PARK Amenities: Meeting Room, Playground (Community Center 27119 Waterford Way Use Only), Restrooms, Security Lighting Amenities: Barbecues, Picnic Shelters, Picnic Tables, 41 MORENO VALLEY CONFERENCE Playground, Security Lighting & RECREATION CENTER 26 SANTIAGO PARK 14075 Frederick Street Indian Street and Santiago Avenue Amenities: Ballroom, Gardens, Indoor Basketball/Volleyball Future Site Courts, Kitchen, Meeting Rooms, Off-street Parking, Patio, Restrooms, Security Lighting may - august 2021 27 SHADOW MOUNTAIN PARK 42 SENIOR COMMUNITY CENTER 23239 Presidio Hills Drive 25075 Fir Avenue Amenities: Barbecues, Off-street Parking, Picnic Shelters, Amenities: Banquet Facilities, Billiard Room, Classrooms, Picnic Tables, Playground, Restrooms, Security Lighting, 2 Meeting Rooms, Off-street Parking, Restrooms, Security Lighting Lighted Softball/Baseball Fields 29 TOWNGATE COMMUNITY CENTER 28 SUNNYMEAD PARK 13100 Arbor Park Lane 12655 Perris Boulevard Amenities: Banquet Facilities, Off-street Parking, Amenities: Barbecues, Off-street Parking, Picnic Shelters, Restrooms, Security Lighting Picnic Tables, Playground, Restrooms, Security Lighting, Snack Bar, 4 Lighted Softball/Baseball Fields facilities 29 TOWNGATE II PARK other park 13100 Arbor Park Lane 41 CIVIC CENTER DEMONSTRATION GARDEN-COMING SOON Amenities: Banquet Facilities, Barbecues, Off-street 14075 Frederick Street Parking, Picnic Tables, Picnic Shelters, Restrooms, Security Amenities: Compost Area, Fruit Trees, Outdoor Classroom, Lighting, Walking Path Raised Garden Beds, Seating Benches, Shade Structure with Table, Vertical Planters, Vermiculture 30 TOWNGATE MEMORIAL PARK 13051 Elsworth Street 5 VETERANS MEMORIAL Amenities: Barbecues, Multi-Use Athletic Fields, Off- 14075 Frederick Street street Parking, Playground, Picnic Shelters, Picnic Tables, Adjacent to Conference & Recreation Center Restrooms, Security Lighting, 1 Lighted Softball/Baseball Field Amenities: Ceremony Site, Rose Garden, Veterans Memorial 35 MoVenuesEXQUISITE FACILITY RENTALS

The City of Moreno Valley has many facilities available for rent that are the perfect settings for wedding receptions, Cottonwood Golf Center & Banquet Room Grand Valley Ballroom 13671 Frederick St. Moreno Valley, CA 92553 Conference and Recreation Center quinceañeras, formal gatherings, corporate seminars, trainings, and a multitude of other community events. 951.413.3280 14075 Frederick St. Moreno Valley, CA 92553 951.413.3280 These centrally located facilities host state-of-the-art amenities from a dance ﬂ oor, projector, and screen to a Moreno Valley Ballroom Civic Center Amphitheater full-service kitchen. These impressive features make MoVenues the perfect choice for your next special event. Moreno Valley Senior Community Center Conference and Recreation Center 25075 Fir Ave. Moreno Valley, CA 92553 14075 Frederick St. Moreno Valley, CA 92553 951.413.3430 951.413.3280 Please contact the facility for reservation details. TownGate Community Center 13100 Arbor Park Ln., Moreno Valley, CA 92553 www.movalparks.org 951.413.3280 All area codes are 951 unless otherwise listed. city council Pat Jacquez-Nares City Clerk Meets first and third Tuesday of the month at 6 pm, John Salisbury Chief of Police 14177 Frederick St., Council Chamber. Manuel A. Mancha Community Development Director Council Office ...... 413.3008 Dr. Yxstian Gutierrez Mayor Victoria Baca Mayor Pro Tem utilities Moreno Valley Electric Utility David Marquez Council Member for District 3 Customer Service ...... 1.877.811.8700 Ulises Cabrera Council Member for District 4 Administration ...... 413.3500 After Hours Emergencies ...... 1.877.811.1888 city offices and services Southern California Edison ...... 1.800.655.4555 Animal Services ...... 413.3790 The Gas Company ...... 1.800.427.2200 Building Inspection Services ...... 413.3350 Eastern Municipal Water District ...... 928.3777 Building Permit Processing ...... 413.3380 Business License ...... 413.3080 refuse/recycling Capital Projects ...... 413.3130 Waste Management of Inland Empire ...... 1.800.423.9986 City Attorney ...... 413.3036 City Clerk ...... 413.3001 school districts City Council ...... 413.3008 Moreno Valley Unified School District...... 571.7500 Val Verde Unified School District...... 940.6100 City Manager ...... 413.3020 Moreno Valley College ...... 571.6100 Code & Neighborhood Services ...... 413.3340 Conference & Recreation Center ...... 413.3039 Cottonwood Golf Center Banquet Room ...... 413.3280 Cottonwood Golf Center Pro Shop ...... 413.3290 Economic Development ...... 413.3460 Facilities ...... 413.3710 boards, commissions Financial & Administrative Services ...... 413.3021 The City of Moreno Valley Fire ...... 486.6780 & committees Fire Inspection Services ...... 413.3370 ARTS COMMISSION PARKS, COMMUNITY SERVICES Graffiti Hotline ...... 413.3171 Meetings are the fourth Wednesday of AND TRAILS COMMITTEE every month at 6:30 pm at the Conference & Meetings are the first Thursday of every month at COMMUNITY UPDATE: Human Resources ...... 413.3045 Recreation Center. 5:30 pm at the Conference & Recreation Center Land Development ...... 413.3120 Arzill Beason Library ...... 413.3880 Omar Gonzalez Jr. Sophia Bell Maintenance & Operations ...... 413.3160 Christopher Melendrez KEEPING OUR PARKS SAFE Media & Communications ...... 413.3053 Yahir Oseguera Neighborhood Programs ...... 413.3450 LIBRARY COMMISSION & MAINTAINING Meetings are on the 3rd Thursday of every Cassandra Leigh Swedlund CRITICAL SERVICES Office of Emergency Management month at 7 p.m. at the Main Library. & Volunteer Services ...... 413.3800 James O. Harris Jr. Parks & Community Services ...... 413.3280 Chairperson Parks Maintenance ...... 413.3702 Ginger Baker SENIOR CITIZENS The Parks & Community Services Department wants to continue providing Planning ...... 413.3206 Frances Hernandez ADVISORY BOARD Moreno Valley residents and families with services that make our City a great Police ...... 486.6700 Meetings are the third Monday of every month Lawrence A. Lee Public Works Administration...... 413.3100 at 3 pm at the Senior Community Center. place to live, work and raise a family. Purchasing ...... 413.3190 Mona Lisa Stallworth Anna Christian Recreation ...... 413.3280 As kids return to school and parents to work, it is critical that we have the Senior Community Center ...... 413.3430 PARKS & COMMUNITY Felipe Delao SERVICES SUBCOMMITTEE ability to keep our children safe and thriving and continue to ensure that our Shopping Carts (abandoned) ...... 413.3330 Cleveland Johnson Meetings are the first Tuesday of every month parks and public areas are clean, safe and secure for everyone. Special Districts ...... 413.3480 at 3 pm at City Hall. Robert Snyder Street Maintenance ...... 413.3160 Dr. Yxstian Gutierrez Cynthia Ward TownGate Community Center ...... 413.3280 Mayor However, additional support will be necessary to help maintain the critical Transportation ...... 413.3140 Victoria Baca supervised after-school, park, recreation and library programs to keep Weed Abatement...... 413.3340 Mayor Pro Tem children safe, off the streets and out of trouble and continue to connect city staff those experiencing homelessness to the services they need. Mike Lee City Manager join a Michael L. Wolfe Assistant City Manager Board, Commission, or Committee Public Works Director/City Engineer That’s why we want to hear from you. The City is continuing to solicit www.registermoval.org Brian Mohan Acting Assistant City Manager Visit Moreno Valley City Hall - City Clerk’s Department, feedback from the public on your priorities for local services. Chief Financial Officer/City Treasurer JOIN the 14177 Frederick St., Moreno Valley Abdul Ahmad Fire Chief 7:30 am to 5:30 pm, Monday through Thursday or visit www.moval.org. Please visit us at www.moval.org/JoinTheConversation to give us your Patricia Solano Parks & Community Services Director conversation 38 perspective on how to rank community needs. JULY 4, 2021 4TH OF JULY PARADE 9:30 AM - 12 PM North on Frederick St., beginning at Alessandro Blvd., then west on Towngate Blvd. 4TH OF JULY FUNFEST SCHEDULE (Programs subject to change or cancellation) No umbrellas or canopies in Amphitheater seating area. No pets, barbecues, or alcohol allowed. 2 - 9:30 PM (GATES OPEN AT 2 PM) Civic Center Amphitheater 14075 Frederick St. 2 pm - Beer Garden, Food Vendors 3 pm – Fun Zone 3:30 pm – National Anthem and Presentation of Colors 4 – 7 pm — Live Bands United We Stand 9 pm – Aerial Fireworks Show FUNFEST ENTRY FEES Presale Available June 1 – July 1 Purchase at the Conference & Recreation Center $2 per person or $10 per family (up to 6 people) On July 4 Free entry between 2 - 4 pm | After 4 pm - $3 per person Military (with valid ID) and children 5 and under are FREE! YOUTH FUN ZONE FEES Day of Purchase Only $8 per youth 951.413.3280 | www.moval.org/fourth (does not include FunFest entry; includes unlimited access to activities)

The City of Moreno Valley

COMMUNITY UPDATE: KEEPING OUR PARKS SAFE & MAINTAINING CRITICAL SERVICES

The Parks & Community Services Department wants to continue providing Moreno Valley residents and families with services that make our City a great place to live, work and raise a family.

As kids return to school and parents to work, it is critical that we have the ability to keep our children safe and thriving and continue to ensure that our parks and public areas are clean, safe and secure for everyone.

However, additional support will be necessary to help maintain the critical supervised after-school, park, recreation and library programs to keep children safe, off the streets and out of trouble and continue to connect those experiencing homelessness to the services they need.

That’s why we want to hear from you. The City is continuing to solicit feedback from the public on your priorities for local services. JOIN the Please visit us at www.moval.org/JoinTheConversation to give us your conversation perspective on how to rank community needs. Residential Customer

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Enjoy a warm summer evening at the newly constructed outdoor Civic Center Amphitheater at MOVAL ROCKS and MOVAL MOVIES. Bring lawn chairs (chairs not permitted in Amphitheater seating area) and blankets, and enjoy a variety of local food vendors. UMBRELLAS, CANOPIES, PETS AND ALCOHOL ARE NOT PERMITTED. JUN JUN 24 JULY 8 25 JULY 9 LATIN NATION MOTOWN MIX RAYA AND THE THE KARATE LAST DRAGON KID

JULY 15 JULY 22 JULY 16 JULY 23 REFLEXX THE SMOKIN’ TROLLS: LA BAMBA COBRAS WORLD TOUR

JULY 29 JULY 30 STONE SOUL FOOD TRUCK FEST ONWARD

FREE ADMISSION CIVIC CENTER AMPHITHEATER (behind the Conference and Recreation Center) 14075 FREDERICK ST.

EVENTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE OR CANCELLATION BASED ON CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH COVID-19 GUIDANCE 951.413.3280 | www.movalparks.org

Any person with a disability who requires a modiﬁ cation or accommodation in order to participate in these activities should direct such requests to the ADA Coordinator, at 951.413.3120 at least 72 hours before the activity.