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Summer 2021 Soaring Activity Guide 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. Like us Follow us Watch MVTV-3 Download on Instagram Visit us at programming your smartphone #MoValParks www.MoVal.org 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 www.registermoval.org MOVAL MOVIES Civic Center Amphitheater 14075 Frederick St. | 951.413.3280 4 Movie: Raya and the Last Dragon Thursday, July 15 | 6 pm | FREE Thursday, July 29 | 6 pm | FREE MOVAL ROCKS MOVAL ROCKS Civic Center Amphitheater Civic Center Amphitheater 14075 Frederick St. | 951.413.3280 14075 Frederick St. | 951.413.3280 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. - august 2021 may 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.
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