HEALDSBURG RECREATION GUIDE 2020 spring & summer

Welcome to the 2020 spring and summer edition of the Recreation Guide. We hope you have an opportunity to experience the many events, parks, programs, and services offered in Healdsburg. The Community Services team strives to provide recreational and experiential programs for all generations within the community, so whether you are 2 or 102, you are sure to find an activity that fits your interest. If you have any questions or suggestions for future program offerings, please do not hesitate to contact us. We look forward to seeing you out in the community in the near future!

The Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT), also referred to as a “bed tax” or “room tax”, is a tax assessed to visitors staying in all lodging establishments within the city limits. In 2004, voters passed a ballot measure to ensure there would be an ongoing funding source for parks, recreation and open space by designating 10% of the TOT to fund Community Services/Parks & Recreation. An additional 2% goes to support public safety, and the remaining 2% to support affordable housing initiatives.

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COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT HEALDSBURG COMMUNITY CENTER 1557 Healdsburg Ave, Healdsburg, CA 95448 707.431.3301 | Fax 707.431.2852 | [email protected] Hours: Monday–Thursday 8:30 am-5:30 pm | Friday 9 am-5 pm cityofhealdsburg.org Recreation, Aquatics & After School Programs | 707.431.3301 Facilities & Park Rentals, Special Events | 707.431.3303 Senior Center | 707.431.3324

Our facilities are available to rent for meetings, weddings, receptions, banquets, parties and fundraisers. Nuestras instalaciones están disponibles para alquilar para juntas, bodas, recepciones, banquetes, fiestas y eventos de recaudación de fondos. 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS CLASS INFO

Parks Map & Picnic Reservations...... 6-7 Classes are taught by trained recreation staff or by Community Events...... 8-9 contracted instructors who are skilled and experienced in their area of specialty. Please note: Contract instructors Get Outdoors...... 10-12 develop their program curriculum and may charge a Afterschool Programs...... 13 materials fee in addition to the program fee. Materials Birthday Parties/Early Childhood Education...... 14-15 fees are payable directly to the instructor on the first day Spring Break Camps...... 16 of the class. Youth & Teen Programs...... 17-21 All classes and camps have a minimum number of Summer Camps...... 22-25 enrollees required to conduct the class. We encourage registration no less than 7 days prior to the first date of Aquatics...... 26-30 the class to prevent cancellations due to low enrollment. Adult Programs ...... 31-34 We’re here to answer any questions you may have about Volunteer Opportunities...... 35 our classes, instructors or appropriate placement in a Active Adults 55+...... 36-42 class. Call us at 707.431.3301 or email us at parks@ cityofhealdsburg.org with your questions and comments.

CANCELLATION/REFUND POLICY The Community Services Department reserves the right to cancel classes due to lack of enrollment or for any other unforeseen circumstance. In the event that the Department, or contract instructor, cancels a class or program enrollees will receive a full refund. Refund requests made by participant 72 hours prior to the start of a class will be issued a full refund minus a $5 ACTIVITY ASSISTANCE administration fee. Requests received less than 72 hours (SCHOLARSHIP) PROGRAM prior to start of class will be assessed a $10 administrative fee. Administrative fees are waived if the participant transfers to another class or program. Refund requests The City of Healdsburg wants every resident to made during the course of an activity will be prorated and have the opportunity to participate in our recreation programs. The Activity Assistance Program subject to a $10 administration fee. Failure to attend a ensures that eligible Healdsburg residents are program or “no shows” will not be granted a refund. afforded this opportunity. Program fee assistance is by application; assistance offered for approved ADA COMPLIANCE applicants is 50% of the total program fee. Staff ADA In compliance with the Americans With Disabilities reserves the right to offer additional assistance on Act, the Community Services Department encourages an individual basis based on demonstrated need. those with disabilities to participate in our programs. If Maximum assistance per person, per year is $150. you have special needs, please call us at 707.431.3301. For an application or more information please contact us at 431-3301. The application is also CREDITS available for download at cityofhealdsburg.org. Please note: Not all programs offered by Content: © 2020 City of Healdsburg the Community Services Department are Design: © 2020 Pembroke Studios eligible for assistance. The Friends of the Photography: City staff | Kim Carroll, Cynthia Glassell, Emily Mork Senior Center organization is pleased to Editor: City of Healdsburg Staff offer the Rose Pavoni Scholarship. This scholarship is meant to help Healdsburg’s older adults cover program/registration fees for classes or activities held at the Senior Center. This program is separate from the department’s activity assistance program. For details and or to apply please contact the Senior Center at 431-3324. ONLINE REGISTRATION: cityofhealdsburg.org 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS ÍNDICE INFORMACIÓN DE CLASE

Mapa de Parques y Reservación de Áreas de Picnic..... 6-7 Las clases son enseñadas por personal de recreación Eventos Comunitarios...... 8-9 entrenado o por instructores contratados que son Sal Afuera...... 10-12 expertos y experimentados en su área de especialidad. Tenga en cuenta: Instructores contratados desarrollan Programas Después de Escuela...... 13 su programa de estudios y puede cobrar una tarifa Fiestas de Cumpleaños/Educación adicional aparte de la tarifa del programa. La cuota de para la Edad Temprana...... 14-15 materiales se debe pagar directamente al instructor el Campamentos de Descanso Primaveral...... 16 primer día de clases. Programas para Jóvenes y Adolescentes...... 17-21 Todas las clases y campamentos tienen un número Campamentos de Verano...... 22-25 mínimo de participantes requeridos para llevar a cabo Natación...... 26-30 la clase. Aconsejamos que los participantes se registren Programas Adultos ...... 31-34 por lo menos 7 días antes de la primera fecha de la clase para evitar cancelaciones debido a baja inscripción. Oportunidades de Voluntariado...... 35 Estamos aquí para contestar cualquier pregunta Programas para Adultos Activos 55+...... 36-42 que pueda tener sobre nuestras clases, instructores o colocación apropiada en las clases. Llámenos al 707.431.3301 o envíenos un correo electrónico a parks@ cityofhealdsburg.org con sus preguntas y comentarios.

PROGRAMA DE ASITENCIA PÓLIZA DE CANCELACIONES/REEMBOLSOS DE ACTIVIDADES (BECAS) El Departamento de Servicios Comunitarios se reserva el derecho de cancelar clases por falta de inscripción La Ciudad de Healdsburg quiere que todos los o por otras circunstancias imprevistas. En caso de que residentes tengan la oportunidad de participar en el Departamento o instructor contratado cancele una nuestros programas de recreación. El programa clase, los participantes recibirán un reembolso completo de asistencia de actividades se asegura que del programa. Solicitudes de reembolso hechas por los residentes de Healdsburg elegibles reciban los participantes antes de 72 horas del comienzo de esta oportunidad. El programa de asistencia es clase se les reducirá un costo administrativo de $5 y el por aplicación: la ayuda proporcionada para los resto será reembolsado por completo. Para solicitudes solicitantes aprobados es de 50% de la tarifa total recibidas en menos de 72 horas antes del inicio de la del programa. El personal reserva el derecho a clase tendrán un costo administrativo de $10. No habrá ofrecer ayuda adicional sobre una base individual gastos administrativos si el participante se transfiere basada en necesidad demostrada. Asistencia a otra clase o programa. Solicitudes de reembolsos máxima por persona y por año es de $150. Para una hechos durante el transcurso de una actividad serán aplicación o más información favor de comunicarse al prorrateadas y sujetas un costo administración de $10. 707.431.3301. La aplicación también está disponible No se consideran reembolsos a los participantes que no para su descarga en cityofhealdsburg.org. asistan a la clase o programa. Nota: No todos los programas ofrecidos CUMPLIMIENTO DE LA ADA por el Departamento de Servicios Comunitarios son elegibles para la ADA En cumplimiento con la Acta de Americanos ayuda. La organización de Friends of con Discapacidades La Ciudad de Healdsburg y el del the Senior Center se complace en ofrecer Departamento de Servicios Comunitarios alienta a los la beca de Rose Pavoni. Esta beca ayuda discapacitados a participar en nuestros Programas. Si a los adultos mayores para cubrir costos tiene necesidades especiales, por favor llámenos al de programas y/o de registraciones para 707.431.3301. clases o actividades en el Centro de Adultos Mayores. Este programa es separado de la ayuda que ofrece el departamento. Para detalles o para una solicitud contacte al Centro 707.431.3324. REGISTRATE EN LINEA: cityofhealdsburg.org ÍNDICE 5

PARKS & PICNIC RESERVATIONS

The City of Healdsburg maintains eight application or pick up an application at the beautiful parks and two open space areas within Community Center. Fees are paid at the time of our City limits and we invite you to come out reservation. Applications must be submitted 10 and enjoy them! Most parks have picnic tables work days prior to the event date. Group picnic available for use at no cost on a first-come first- reservations may be made for the following parks: served basis year round. Picnic Reservations Badger Park (Max 40) (Permits) guarantee a spot for your event. Our 750 Heron Dr. - Small Site: 4 on-site tables group picnic sites range in size from four to ten Barbieri Brothers Park (Max 40) tables; the amenities vary from park to park. A 325 Bridal Path - Small Site: 4 on-site tables minimum of 41 people is required to reserve the large site; the small sites may be reserved for a Byron Gibbs Park (Max 40) maximum of 40 people. Reservations for groups 1520 Prentice Dr. - Small Site: 4 on-site tables of all sizes are recommended and may be made Giorgi Park (Max 40-100) up to one year in advance and no later than two 540 University St. - Small, Medium, & Large weeks before picnic date. For information visit: Site: 10 on-site tables, 2 small BBQs cityofhealdsburg.org/Picnic. Villa Lower Playground Park (Max 40) Picnic Reservations. To make a picnic 900 Chanticleer Way - Small Site: 4 on site tables reservation please complete the online picnic

Healdsburg Parks are Smoke Free Ordinance #1040 No Alcohol Allowed in Public Parks & Facilities (unless designated otherwise) 707.431.3301 Athletic Fields Barbecue Area Baseball Fields Courts Basketball Enclosed Dog Park Ball Horseshoes/Bocce Picnic Facilities Playground Restrooms Soccer Fields Swimming Tennis Paths Walking Badger Park 750 Heron Drive • • • • • • • Barbieri Brothers Park 325 Bridle Path • • • • • Byron Gibbs Park 1520 Prentice Drive • • • • Carson Warner Memorial Skate Park 15070 Grove Street • • Community Center 1557 Healdsburg Avenue • • • • • • Fitch Mountain Open Space Preserve Chanticleer Way: Lower Lot • Giorgi Park 540 University Street • • • • • • L • Healdsburg Public Library 139 Piper Street • Healdsburg Ridge Open Space Preserve Arabian Way & Bridle Path • Healdsburg Swim Center 360 Monte Vista Ave • • Museum 132 Matheson Street • Plaza Park* Healdsburg Ave & Matheson Street (Downtown) Railroad Park Front Street at Memorial Bridge • Recreation Park 515 Piper Street • • L • • L Senior Center 133 Matheson Street • Sorrento Square Park 1114 Healdsburg Avenue • • • Villa Chanticleer Complex 900 Chanticleer Way • • • • • • West Plaza Park North & Matheson • *Plaza Park features park benches, fountain and gazebo. A focal point of the downtown area: Plaza Park is also a venue for festivals, music and special events. L = Lighted PARKS & PICNIC RESERVATIONS 7 COMMUNITY EVENTS For more info on these and all of our upcoming events please visit cityofhealdsburg.org/Events and follow us on /healdsburgcommunityservices/events and on @HealdsburgCommunitySerivces.

ST. PATRICK’S DAY FESTIVITIES Tuesday, March 17, 7-8:30 am, Healdsburg Avenue | 12-1:30 pm, Plaza Park Sponsored by the City of Healdsburg, in collaboration with B&B Lounge, the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade is a family- friendly event through downtown celebrating Irish tradition. Join hundreds of parade goers dressed in festive attire in what has been called the "biggest shortest parade in the world." Head down to the Plaza following the parade for traditional Celtic music, Irish step dancing, and activities for the whole family. cityofhealdsburg.org/StPatricksDay FOUR ELEMENTS FESTIVAL Saturday, April 18, 1-5 pm, Plaza Street The Healdsburg Center for the Arts, in partnership with the Community Services Department, presents the Four Elements Festival in downtown Healdsburg. Families will enjoy an afternoon on Plaza Street, participating in a variety of activities in celebration of Earth Day. Entertainment and hands-on activities will focus on the four elements: earth, sun, fire, and air.cityofhealdsburg.org/FourElements THE GRIND Friday, May 15, 6-8 pm & Saturday, May 16, 10 am-2 pm, Carson Warner Memorial Skate Park Join the City of Healdsburg for the 4th annual installment of The Grind, a unique event that introduces youth to art in our community by blending skating, music, and art demonstrations. On Friday, participants can watch our chalk artists complete their designs and can create a design of their own. The event concludes on Saturday with live music, skate and scooter competitions, and free food. cityofhealdsburg.org/Grind JAZZ VILLAGE & JAZZ CAMPUS Jazz Village | May 29 – June 7, 1-5 pm daily, West Plaza Park Jazz Village Campus | May 29 & June 1 – 2, 9 am-12 pm, West Plaza Park Healdsburg Jazz presents a free “Mini-Festival within the Festival,” offering daily live music featuring local Bay Area musicians, family-friendly events, interactive art projects for children, jam sessions, festival musicians signing CDs, jazz DJs spinning records and talking about jazz history, and much more. Returning this year is Jazz Village Campus – a series of interactive workshops designed by musicians/educators specifically for students in grades pre-k through 5th. cityofhealdsburg.org/JazzVillage

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TUESDAYS IN THE PLAZA Tuesdays, May 26 – August 25, 6-8 pm, Plaza Park Our weekly concerts provide an eclectic and unique line-up of bands that have been assembled to please a wide array of musical interests. Food vendors will be on-hand to offer locally sourced food for sale starting at 5 pm, with the music beginning at 6 pm. A complete list of the concert line-up and food vendors will be available in May. cityofhealdsburg. org/TuesdayConcerts Concert Sponsorships: The concert series would not be possible without the generosity from local businesses and private donors. If you, or your organization, are interested in being a sponsor this summer please visit cityofhealdsburg. org/Sponsorship or call 707.431.3128 for more information. SUNDAYS MUSIC IN THE PLAZA Sundays, June 7 – August 16, 1-3 pm, Plaza Park Join us for a series of relaxing afternoons in the plaza this summer. Each week will feature a live music performance from a local band or performer. Not to be confused with Tuesdays in the Plaza, this is a great opportunity to bring a picnic, sit back, relax and enjoy the melodies. A full list of performers will be available in mid-May. cityofhealdsburg. org/SundayConcerts HEALDSBURG ART FESTIVAL Friday, June 26, 5-9 pm, Saturday, June 27, 11 am-7 pm, Sunday, June 28, 11 am-4 pm, Plaza Park Sponsored by the Healdsburg Center for the Arts, in collaboration with the City of Healdsburg, the Healdsburg Art Festival features artists booths, demonstrations, live performances, and food and wine. Be sure to drop by the community art zone, filled with both adult and children’s art activities, including face painting and other interactive projects. cityofhealdsburg.org/ArtFestival FOURTH OF JULY FESTIVITIES Saturday, July 4, 10 am-1:30 pm, Plaza Park | Dusk, Healdsburg High School Hundreds of families and kids of all ages come downtown for the annual Fourth of July Kids‘ Parade and Duck Dash in the Healdsburg Plaza co-hosted by the Rotary Club of Healdsburg Sunrise and the City of Healdsburg. The event is a fun attraction for the Healdsburg community to celebrate the founding of our nation. Enjoy live music and activities, including; lawn games, Duck Dash Races, face painting, and a parade around the Plaza. In the evening, come watch the Healdsburg Fireworks held at Healdsburg High School. This year’s fireworks are brought to you by the American Legion Sotoyome Post 111 in partnership with the City of Healdsburg. cityofhealdsburg.org/FourthofJuly SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK July 16 – 18, July 23 – 25, and July 30 – Aug 1, 7:30-9:30 pm, West Plaza Park As a new event series located in West Plaza Park, Shakespeare in the Park encourages residents to grab a blanket, pack a picnic, and enjoy free outdoor theater under the night sky. Over the span of three weekends this summer, community members will enjoy Shakespeare’s 12th Night. Set in the roaring 1920s, the Raven Players production features a hysterical love triangle only Shakespeare could concoct! Orsino loves Olivia (who couldn’t care less). Olivia loves Viola (who is disguised as a boy), while Viola loves Orsino (who doesn’t know she’s a girl). Malvolio is also after Olivia, while a merry trio of prohibitionist imbibers – Sir Andrew, Toby Belch, and Maria – conspire to keep everyone off kilter. In the end, after much misdirection and even more laughter, the characters do find love. Sort of. cityofhealdsburg.org/Shakespeare ART AFTER DARK 4th Fridays, July – August, 6-9:30 pm, Plaza Street Healdsburg Center for the Arts in partnership with the Community Services Department present Art After Dark, a series of pop-up street art events. The goal of each event is to provide the community an opportunity to celebrate and witness art in a unique and welcoming environment. Art After Dark events are free and family-friendly. cityofhealdsburg.org/ ArtAfterDark TUESDAY & SATURDAY FARMERS‘ MARKETS Saturdays, May 2 – November 28, West Plaza Park | Tuesdays, May 5 – September 29, Plaza Park Featuring a variety of traditional produce as well as flowers, cheeses, honey, olive oil, breads, fish and meats, etc. the markets also highlight handmade craft booths and live music each week. Additionally, the Tuesday and Saturday Farmers’ Markets feature instructional tasting events that allows farms that produce wine from their own grapes to sell wine along with their produce at the market.

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STEP OUTSIDE WITH LANDPATHS The City of Healdsburg is proud to partner with LandPaths to assist in managing the Healdsburg Ridge Open Space Preserve and Fitch Mountain Park and Open Space Preserve. LandPaths is a Sonoma County nonprofit organization specializing in connecting people of all ages with the County’s natural and agricultural lands. The organization stewards public and privately-owned lands for the benefit of the public use and resource conservation. LandPaths has extensive experience in coordination of volunteers, performing trail maintenance construction, watershed restoration, and managing open space preserves around Sonoma County. In addition, LandPaths offers programs that provide public access on protected lands and has developed many educational programs that re-introduce the public to open spaces. LANDPATHS MONTHLY STEWARDSHIP WORKDAYS If you’d like to volunteer on one of the City’s owned Open Space Preserves and become part of a dynamic group that stewards natural resources such as plants, animals, habitat, watersheds, and preserves infrastructure resources such as trails and roads see below for a list of workdays. Healdsburg Ridge – 4th Wednesday of every month, 9 am-1 pm (October – June) Fitch Mountain – 1st Friday of every month, 9 am-1 pm (October – June) Riddell Preserve – 3rd Thursday and last Saturday of every month, 9 am-1 pm (trailbuilding on Saturdays) Register at LandPaths.org. STEWARDSHIP & OVERNIGHT CAMPING Riddell Preserve – Saturday, May 30 - Sunday, May 31 Give nature a hand and enjoy camping at one of Sonoma County’s most beautiful preserves! Come and join us at the stunning, 400-acre Riddell Preserve for a weekend of stewardship, community-building, a bit of exercise and some fun! You are welcome to only come for one day if you cannot make both. There will be multiple projects available for volunteers to participate in including weeding native plantings, invasive species removal, trail work, and general preserve clean-up or infrastructure maintenance. Late afternoon and evening will be a time to explore the preserve, read a good book, chat with fellow land stewards, or just take in the beautiful scenery surrounding the campsite. This will be a camping experience, so volunteers must bring their own camping gear. LandPaths will provide potable water, extra lighting, and some tables. There is a cabin onsite with a flush toilet and kitchen amenities. A detailed itinerary and list of what to bring will be sent out to volunteers who register on LandPaths.org. 10 GET OUTDOORS! GET OUTDOORS!

OPEN SPACES DOCENT TRAINING (offered in both English and Spanish) Become a volunteer docent to help share our amazing open spaces with other people in our community! Attend the basic training and an orientation for one or both preserves, Healdsburg Ridge or Fitch Mountain. Once you are fully trained, you can team up with other docents to lead fun and informative outings in our open spaces. April 18 – Docent Training (English and Spanish trainings) April 25 – Healdsburg Ridge docent orientation May 2 – Fitch Mountain docent orientation Exact schedule to be determined. Please visit landpaths.org to check for updated schedule and request an application.

CAPACITACION AMBIENTAL PARA DOCENTES (entrenamiento ofrecido en inglés y español) ¡Conviértase en un docente ambiental para compartir nuestros increíbles espacios abiertos con otras personas en nuestra comunidad! Asista a la capacitación básica y elija una o ambas orientaciones, Healdsburg Ridge o Fitch Mountain. Después de completar los entrenamientos, podrá ser parte de un equipo con otros docentes voluntarios para guiar caminatas divertidas e informativas en nuestros espacios abiertos. 18 de Abril – Capacitación General (en inglés y español) 25 de Abril – Orientación a Healdsburg Ridge 2 de Mayo – Orientación a Fitch Mountain Horario exacto y más detalles por venir. Visite www.landpaths.org para más información y para descargar una solicitud. FAMILY FUN DAY AT HEALDSBURG RIDGE Saturday, May 30, 10 am-2 pm LandPaths invites you and your family for a fun walk through the woods at Healdsburg Ridge! Together as a group, we will stop along the trails for nature games, treasure hunts, and art activities. We’ll talk about the birds, bugs, and other creatures that call Healdsburg Ridge home. This event will be bilingual, guided in English and Spanish. For more information, visit www.landpaths.org or call 707-544-7284. DIA DE DIVERSION FAMILIAR EN HEALDSBURG RIDGE Sábado, 30 de Mayo, 10 am-2 pm ¡LandPaths le invita a disfrutar de un día familiar en Healdsburg Ridge! Disfrute de actividades para todas las edades como juegos, caminatas y más. También habrá oportunidad de explorar el parque en grupo a través de actividades guiadas. Este evento será guiado en inglés y español. Para más información visite www.landpaths.org o llame al 707-544-7284. IREAD OUTSIDE AT HEALDSBURG RIDGE Friday, June 26, 10-11:30 am LandPaths welcomes you to a FREE exciting, outdoor, literary adventure geared towards young children ages 0-6 and their families/caregivers. We will enjoy the beautiful Healdsburg Ridge Open Space, take a short walk, play nature games, and engage in read alouds of well-known, nature-based books related to the land we are exploring. For more information, visit www.landpaths.org or call 707-544-7284. Pre-registration is required. YOLEO AFUERA EN HEALDSBURG RIDGE Viernes, 26 de Junio, 10-11:30 am LandPaths le da la bienvenida a una aventura literaria al aire libre, emocionante y GRATUITA dirigida a niños/as de 0-6 años y sus familiares/guardianes. Disfrutaremos de los hermosos senderos de Healdsburg Ridge Open Space, jugaremos juegos de la naturaleza y nos dedicaremos a leer en voz alta libros con temas relacionados a la naturaleza que estamos explorando. Para más información visite www.landpaths.org o llame al 707-544-7284. Se requiere preinscripción para este evento. GET OUTDOORS! 11 GET OUTDOORS!

HEALDSBURG RIDGE OPEN SPACE PRESERVE Throughout this beautiful property you find breathtaking views of the Mayacamas Mountains, Fitch Mountain, Lake Sonoma basin, the coastal range and the Russian River at River’s Bend. The easy to access trails wander through oak woodland, serpentine chaparral, wetlands and mixed evergreen forests. This natural preserve abounds with wildlife and opportunities for hiking, bird watching and nature discovery. In partnership with the Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and Open Space District and LandPaths, the City of Healdsburg Community Services Department continues to manage this diverse open space for public recreation and the protection of valuable natural resources. The trailhead is located at the eastern end of Arabian Way. For more information and a trail map please visit cityofhealdsburg.org/openspace. FITCH MOUNTAIN OPEN SPACE PRESERVE Fitch Mountain is one of the most prominent physical landmarks found in Northern Sonoma County. The mountain is surrounded by the City of Healdsburg and the unincorporated Fitch Mountain community and provides a scenic backdrop for the City. Fitch Mountain can be seen from a great distance in all directions, including a long stretch of Highway 101. The City of Healdsburg, Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and Open Space District Opens, LandPaths, the Coastal Conservancy, and the Fitch Mountain Fund partner to protect, restore, enhance, and steward Fitch Mountain. Walking trails begin at the lower lot of the Villa Chanticleer. Visit cityofhealdsburg.org/openspace for more information. BADGER PARK TRAILS Badger Park features a quarter-mile gravel walking path around the grass area. Additionally, as part of the installation of the pedestrian bridge and walking pathway linking the west end of Badger Park with Second Street, a half-mile interconnecting trail system allows park visitors to wander through the riparian habitat adjacent to Badger Park and connecting with a trail along the banks of the Russian River. FOSS CREEK PATHWAY & ART TRAIL The Foss Creek Pathway and Art Trail now extends from Grove Street near Dry Creek Road south to the Chamber of Commerce. The Community Services Department, in conjunction with the Voigt Family Sculpture Foundation has designed this section of the pathway to display sculptures from internationally renowned artists. When complete, the Foss Creek Pathway will provide a walking and cycling path from the north end of the city limits south to the Russian River at Railroad Park. For more information, please visit celebratesculpture.com. HEALDSBURG TREE WALK We invite you to learn more about the City’s beautiful and well-established trees by enjoying the Tree Walk of Healdsburg. This half-mile (approximately) self-guided tour is intended to help you identify some of our most significant and interesting trees in the downtown area. The Tree Walk booklet is available at no charge at the Community Center, City Hall and Museum. COMMUNITY GARDEN PLOTS The City offers community gardens at Badger Park. Plots are available on a first-come, first serve basis with priority going to current plot holders. The gardening year is January 1 - December 31 and plots can be renewed annually. If you would like to be added to the waitlist, please call us at 707.431.3301. 12 GET OUTDOORS! AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS

Afterschool programs registration is ongoing throughout the school year. Registration for the upcoming 2020/2021 school year begins in May. Applications for the program can be found at the Healdsburg Community Center or city website.

AFTER SCHOOL SAFETY & EDUCATION PROGRAM (ASES)

KIDS ON CAMPUS (grades K-5) K-2-Healdsburg Elementary School / 3-5-Fitch Mountain Campus

CLUB H PROGRAM (grades 6-8) Located at the Healdsburg Junior High Campus. Students have the option of walking home with written permission from their parents. NO FEE OPTION HUSD and the Community Services Department receive state funding through the After School Safety and Education (ASES) program. This funding allows students in the HUSD who are referred to the program by their school, to attend the programs at no cost provided they meet the attendance requirements (which are set forth by the grant). The grant limits the number of children who may be served, enrollment is on a first-come, first serve basis. FEE OPTION The programs are also open to all children, regardless of which school they attend and without the attendance requirements for a nominal fee. Families have the option to enroll at any time, provided space is available, for a monthly fee. Enrollment is on a pre-arranged, not drop-in, basis. Two days per week is required; parents are responsible for transportation to the program. For additional program information please contact us at 707.431.3301. AFTER SCHOOL ACADEMY AT THE HEALDSBURG SCHOOL The Community Services Department is pleased to offer an after school program for the students of The Healdsburg School. The program, located on the THS campus, includes homework assistance, outdoor play, enrichment activities and a nutritional snack. Families have the option of enrolling on a trimester or drop-in basis. Students must have the program registration form on file before being allowed to participate in the program. Drop-in fee is expected to be paid at pick up on day of service. Fee: $485 (trimester) / Drop-in Fee: $20 13 BIRTHDAY PARTIES WITH THE COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT It’s time to celebrate, whatever the occasion is our dedicated staff has you covered! Our trained staff will help you plan your party or event and assist you with activities. Special games, and age appropriate activities will be the focus of the party. Birthday parties are held in our multi-purpose room and Mobile Recreation Parties (MRU) are held outdoors. Please contact the Community Services Department for additional information at least 3 weeks prior to your event to ensure availability, 707.431.3301.

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION SUMMER SERIES Welcome to our Early Childhood Education Summer Series. Come on out this summer and meet our Stepping Stones and Roots and Shoots teachers as they host a series of five creative and fun filled adventures that your children won’t want to miss. Each two-hour adventure is designed for play and learning with activities that include a craft, story time and outside playtime. A nutritious snack will be provided at each adventure. Please provide your child with a water bottle. Children must be toilet trained, no pull ups. Instructor: Community Services Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center Sat 9-11 am Fee: $15/class or $50/series June 20 – OH SAY, CAN YOU SAY DINOSAUR? Calling all explorers! Who wants to join us as we head out on our dinosaur dig in search of fossils and maybe some hidden treasures? July 11 – BIRD IS THE WORD! Bird, bird, bird, b-bird's the word! Come join us for this hands-on activity as we paint a bird house ornament and make a bird feeder for our awesome feathered friends. July 25 – LAZY HAZY DAYS OF SUMMER Who doesn’t love those lazy hazy days of summer? Well we sure do! So, come on down and join us as we make some homemade lemonade and cookies. But don’t forget the sunscreen as we will enjoy some water play outside. August 8 – THE GOOD OLD GARDEN DAYS Calling all gardeners! Come help us play in the dirt as we work in our preschool garden. We will also be planting something special to take home.

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ROOTS & SHOOTS (2½-3 years) This program provides opportunities for your child to strengthen their “roots” of social skills and self-expression, the foundation for later academics, and the “shoots” of understanding, as they explore the planned environment. Children will have the freedom to move about at their own pace, make discoveries and practice skills with a variety of materials. Sensory exploration, science activities, process –based art, motor skills and we will be introducing STEAM learning to the class room. All children must be “potty trained” prior to the start of the program. Instructor: Community Services Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center Mon/Wed/Fri 9 am-1 pm Fee: $302 per month

STEPPING STONES (3½-5 years) This preschool program offers STEAM based learning that incorporates developmentally appropriate curriculum for children ages 3½ to 5 years of age in a safe and social learning environment. The curriculum encompasses hands on activities centered around science, technology, engineering, math, literacy and art. Daily circle time and small group activities will help prepare your child for an early academic learning environment, while encouraging and emphasizing, social development and self-help skills needed for kindergarten. Children will also be learning about different genres and types of music as they explore music around the world. All children must be “potty trained” prior to the start of the program. Instructor: Community Services Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center Mon/Wed/Fri 9 am-1 pm Fee: $302 per month

MUSIC TOGETHER (birth-4 years) For over 30 years, the award-winning Music Together program has helped adults to support their children’s music and overall development. Our songs and teaching practices have been perfected in classrooms and homes around the world. Our curriculum fosters the integration of music into everyday life, regardless of care-giving adults’ musical ability. The program enhances children’s learning in multiple domains, increases family engagement, and adds richly to each family’s “toolbox.” To learn more, visit santarosamusictogether.com. Instructor: Tom “Star Tom” McCurry Location: Healdsburg Community Center SPRING SESSIONS (10 weeks) Fee: $135 first child ($124 sibling / siblings under 8 months free) Additional Curriculum Fee: Returning Families $45 / New Families $60 Mon Tue Wed 3/30-6/1 3/31-6/2 4/1-6/3 9:30-10:15 am 5-5:45 pm 9:30-10:15 am 10:30-11:15 am 10:30-11:15 am SUMMER SESSIONS (7 weeks) Fee: $95 ($85 sibling / siblings under 8 months free) Additional Curriculum Fee: Returning Families $35 / New Families $50 Mon Tue Wed 7/6-8/17 7/7-8/18 7/8-8/19 9:30-10:15 am 5-5:45 pm 9:30-10:15 am 10:30-11:15 am 10:30-11:15 am

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CAMP HBG SPRING BREAK CAMP (5½-12 years) Come join our Camp HBG Spring Break Camp at Fitch Mountain Elementary. Campers will enjoy activities including treasure hunts, outdoor games, dress-up days, arts and crafts, science projects and more! Snacks will be provided; kids must bring their own lunch. Scholarships and 15% sibling discount are available. Instructor: Recreation Staff Location: Room 6, Fitch Mountain Campus Mon-Fri 8 am-5:30 pm Fee: $120 weekly / $30 per day

CO-ED SPRING BREAK HOOP IT UP BASKETBALL CAMP (7-13 years) The Hoop It Up Co-ed Basketball Camp by National Academy of Athletics is packed with fun. Whether your child is a beginner or more advanced player, the drills taught at this camp will help them fall in love with the game. Our basketball camps are the perfect place to learn about the game and fitness while having a blast and making new friends. Whether they want to improve their skills or just compete, we have something that will motivate, educate and challenge everyone! You can feel good sending your kids to a summer basketball camp that's in a fun and safe environment with a motivating and positive coaching staff. Instructor: National Academy of Athletics Staff Location: Healdsburg Jr. High Mon-Fri Full Day Half Day 9 am-3 pm 9 am-12 pm Fee: $199 Fee: $149

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AIKIDO (6-15 years) Aikido ‘The Way of Harmony’ is a martial and self-defense art developed in Japan. It is non-violent, dynamic and fun! Aikido teaches how to find a peaceful resolution to any kind of attack. This class will introduce basic movements, exercises and games of Aikido. Students will learn to develop self-discipline, focus and self-esteem while also improving coordination and confidence. Colored belts are earned as students progress. Instructor: Chris King Location: Healdsburg Community Center Tue/Thu Fee: $76 Beginner Intermediate 4-4:45 pm 4:45-5:30 pm 6/9-7/9

YOGA FOR EVERYBODY (12+ years) Yoga for Everybody is a power yoga for all levels that is both challenging and accessible. Join us for a session to either introduce yourself to the practice or help refine your skills. Instructor: Leticia Ortiz Location: Healdsburg Community Center Tue 6:30-7:30 pm Drop-in Fee: $10 3/3-3/31 4/7-4/28 5/5-5/26 6/2-6/30 7/7-7/28 8/4-8/25

ZUMBA FITNESS (12+ years) Zumba Fitness is a fun and exhilarating cardio workout that blends Latin and International rhythms and easy to follow steps to tone and sculpt the body and burn fat! Be prepared to sweat and smile! Ditch the workout and join the PARTY! Bring water and a towel. Wear athletic or dance shoes which allow you to twist and pivot without too much pressure on your knees. Instructor: Leticia Ortiz Location: Healdsburg Community Center Mon/Thu 6-7 pm Drop-in Fee: $10 3/2-3/30 4/6-4/27 5/4-5/28 (No class on 5/25) 6/1-6/29 7/6-7/30 8/3-8/31 JUNIOR ACADEMY HOOPS Junior Academy Hoops program is a wonderful introduction to the world of sports through basketball. This is a noncompetitive sports program focusing on developing everyone’s healthy interest in being active with the hopes of helping the players to fall in love with the wonderful game of basketball. The staff uses positive reinforcement and encouragement to help the kids leave each class happy and tired! Instructor: National Academy of Athletics Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center Thu 3:30-4:30 pm (3-4 years) / 4:30-5:30 pm (5-6 years) Fee: $60 4/9-5/7

CO-ED LITTLE DRIBBLERS (3-4 years) The staff guides the children and their parents through a series of rhythm, speed, balance and coordination skills and drills. Kids have fun working through obstacles as they learn to dribble, pass and shoot the ball. Parent participation is highly encouraged as it helps the child to create an even stronger bond with their parent and the sport. Note: Parents, there is no prior basketball experience necessary.

CO-ED BIG SHOTS (5-6 years) The boys and girls have the chance each class to develop the basketball skills and begin to understand the rules of the game. Each class is spent on rhythm, speed, balance and coordination as well as basketball specific fundamental skills including dribbling, passing, lay ups, shooting and team concepts. Each class ends with fun individual and small sided team scrimmages and challenges.

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FRIDAY NIGHT FLAG FOOTBALL (8-13 years) Let’s play some football! Our non-contact, Flag Football League is a great way to introduce your young athletes, to the fun and excitement of playing football, without the contact. In week one, all ‘Free Agent’ players will be evaluated and put through a series of combine like, football skills and assessment drills. Players will be taught the fundamentals of the sport including footwork, positioning, passing and receiving skills and Flag Football rules and regulations. Following those assessments, teams will be chosen by the NAOA staff. Parent Volunteer coaches will be recruited. Players are encouraged to play lots of different positions from QB to receiver. Each player receives a league player handbook, T-Shirt, a set of flags, skills training, competitions and games. Instructor: National Academy of Athletics Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center Field Practices: Tue 5:30-7 pm / Games: Fri 5:30-7 pm Fee: $159 4/7-5/15

HEALDSBURG FUTBOL CLUB – SPRING SOCCER BOOT CAMP (8-14 years) HFC is a competitive youth soccer club in Healdsburg serving the Healdsburg youth community. Our goal is to teach the love of soccer, emphasizing sportsmanship, fitness, and respect. Instructor: Healdsburg FC Location: Badger Park Tue/Thu Fee: $80 8-11 years 12-14 years 5-6 pm 6:15-7:15 pm 2/25-4/16

SPRING SIX-A-SIDE YOUTH SOCCER (6-12 years) This program is meant to be a mini league that will get your soccer players ready for the soccer season. The program is run by Healdsburg Youth Soccer Club with the goal of teaching the love of the game through sportsmanship, fitness, and respect. Instructor: Healdsburg FC Location: Healdsburg High School - Synthetic Turf Field Sat 9 am-1 pm Fee: $700 / team (max roster of 12) 4/4-5/16

THE HEALDSBURG WONDER LEAGUE (4-18 years) BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE ROTARY CLUB OF HEALDSBURG SUNRISE Every child deserves a chance to play baseball. Spring Training & Registrations: April 18, 2020 Games Saturdays: April 25 – June 6, 2020 10:30 am-12 pm Healdsburg Community Center; Last Game: Rec Park 1:30 pm Fee: $40 donation / scholarships available Leave a message: 707.433.5506 [email protected] Wonderleague.org

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TEE BALL LEAGUE (4-6 years) Tee Ball introduces boys and girls to the basics of recreational baseball. Practices and games focus on having fun and learning the basics – throwing, catching, hitting from a tee, and running the bases. Three innings per game: all players get to bat each inning and no outs are called. All players receive a team cap and uniform shirt. There will be one practice and one game per week (weather permitting). Practice begins March 30th with the first game starting April 15th. Instructor: Volunteers Location: Healdsburg Community Center Field Practices: Mon / Games: Wed 4-6 pm Fee: $65 3/30-5/20

JUNIOR GIANTS JUNE 9 – JULY 30 We are thrilled to announce the City of Healdsburg has been named a host site for the 2020 Jr. Giants Program! This program is a FREE non-competitive and co-ed baseball program for youth ages 5-13. Working together with local families, and volunteers, Junior Giants reaches into communities and offers a chance to learn the basics of baseball during the summer while also discovering the importance of essential life skills. Registration begins April 1. Contact the Healdsburg Community Center for more information. 707.431.3301

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TENNIS

RED BALL YOUTH TENNIS CLINIC (4-6 years) Red Ball is designed to help children learn tennis with equipment that is age and size appropriate. Students will have the opportunity to have fun playing tennis with their friends and develop skills that will be the foundation of their tennis games. Instructor: John Taylor Location: Giorgi Park Sat 4-5 pm Fee: $108 2/25-3/31 NOTE: For future tennis class dates please visit us online at bit.ly/COHTennis20.

BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE TENNIS (7-13 years) This program is designed to generate enthusiasm for tennis in your children with little to no experience required. We will focus on the basics while ensuring a fun atmosphere and a love of the game. Instructor Mon/Sat: John Taylor Instructor Tue: Marco Casesa Location: Giorgi Park Mon/Tues 5-6:30 pm Sat 11 am-12:30 pm Fee: $162 2/24-3/30 NOTE: For future tennis class dates please visit us online at bit.ly/COHTennis20.

JUNIOR TENNIS (7-13 years) This weekly program is designed to generate enthusiasm for tennis in your children with little to no experience playing tennis. We will focus on the basics while ensuring a fun atmosphere and a love of the game. Instructor: John Taylor Location: Giorgi Park Mon 5-6:30 pm Fee: $162 4/13-5/18

FALL SOCCER LEAGUE 2020 LEAGUES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AVAILABLE FROM AGES 5-14 Registration period runs from April 1– July 17, 2020 / Practices start August 10, 2020 • Sign up between April 1 – May 31 to receive a 15% discount. • Sign up between June 1 – June 30 to receive a 10% discount. • All registrations beyond June 30 will be regular priced. Deadline of July 17. Please contact the Healdsburg Community Center 707.431.3301 for more information, or register online at cityofhealdsburg.org. LIGAS DE FUTBOL DE OTOÑO 2020. LIGAS PARA NIÑOS Y NIÑAS DE 5 A 14 AÑOS El período de inscripción es del 1 de Abril al 17 de Julio de 2020 / Las prácticas comienzan el 10 de Agosto de 2020. • Regístrese entre el 1 de Abril y el 31 de Mayo para recibir 15% de descuento. • Regístrese entre el 1 de Junio y el 30 de Junio para recibir 10% descuento. • Todas las inscripciones posteriores al 30 de Junio tendrán un precio regular. Fecha límite de registraciones es el 17 de Julio. U6, U8, U10 Fee/Costo: $80 U12 & U14 Fee/Costo: $100

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HEALDSBURG CENTER FOR THE ARTS STUDIO PAINTING & DRAWING (5-8 years) Students will explore a variety of age-appropriate artistic techniques, mediums and subjects as they learn the basics of drawing and painting. We will experiment with the elements of design, shading, composition, portraiture, still life, human anatomy, realism, abstraction, landscape and more. Students are encouraged to express themselves authentically through each project. Instructor: Harvest Nieto Location: Healdsburg Community Center Thu 3:30-5 pm Fee: $150 / Drop-in Fee: $25 3/26-4/23

HEALDSBURG CENTER FOR THE ARTS DRAWING: IN, OUT & ABOUT (9-15 years) Students will develop and hone their rendering skills through direct observation of the natural world through the study of line, value, shape, texture, light, space, shadow, and composition. We will explore a variety of techniques and media such as charcoal, oil and soft pastels, graphite, pen and ink, conte crayon, etc. We work both in the studio and outside, weather permitting. Instructor: Kelly Ebeling Location: Healdsburg Community Center Tue 3:30-5 pm Fee: $150 / Drop-in Fee: $25 (Scholarships available through HCA) 3/24-4/21

LITTLE MONSTERS CULINARY – MOMMY & ME (2-5 years) Come cook with your little one at the Healdsburg Community Center for a fun 5 week program. We will be making healthy and kid approved dishes you can share for lunch! Email or text for more information at 707.955.0973 or [email protected]. Instructor: Carey Angerer Location: Healdsburg Community Center Tue 11:30 am-12:30 pm Fee: $180 4/28-5/26

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SUMMER PROGRAM PREVIEW DAY COMING APRIL 2020 Come and meet our instructors and staff and learn about the variety of Community Services offerings! Stay tuned for date, times, and details. /Healdsburg Community Services

WELCOME TO CAMP HBG! Healdsburg Community Services Department is proud to bring back Camp HBG this summer for children ages 2½ to 11 years old. While Camp HBG is an inclusive umbrella program with unifying themes, activities, and special events, participants will still be separated by ages, and activities will be age appropriate. You can expect a fun, creative and safe atmosphere that your child will enjoy coming to every day. Camp staff are experienced, professional and enthusiastic! No matter which age level, your child will have a blast this summer at Camp HBG! CAMP HBG: EARLY DROP OFF! FULL DAY OPTION 7:30 AM-5:30 PM

CAMP HBG: SUMMER OF FUN PRESCHOOL (2 ½-5 years) Each week your camper will go on an adventure with age appropriate activities. The experience of a traditional summer camp just like the big kids. A nutritious morning snack will be provided, and each child will need to bring a lunch. Instructor: Community Services Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center Ages 2 ½-3 will be in Room 1 / Ages 4-5 will be in Room 2 Mon/Wed/Fri 9 am-1pm Fee: $85 Early Drop Off: 7:30 am Fee: $5 (per day) Mon-Fri 9 am-1 pm Fee: $130 6/8-6/12 Dinosaur Discovery 7/6-7/10 Aloha Hawaii 6/15-6/19 Under the Sea 7/13-7/17 Snoopy's Adventure 6/22-6/26 Jungle Safari 7/20-7/24 Wild Wild West 6/29-7/2 Disney 7/27-7/31 Full S.T.E.A.M Ahead! (No camp 7/3 Mon/Wed/Fri Fee: $57 8/3-8/7 Animal Planet Mon-Fri Fee: $104) NOTE: ALL children must be potty trained prior to the start of the program.

CAMP HBG: SUMMER OF FUN (5 ½-11 years) Our Camp HBG Day Camps are offered to campers 5 ½-11 years old. Along with our “Welcome to Camp HBG” description at the top of the page, we will be offering swimming at the Healdsburg Swim Center every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. A nutritious morning and afternoon snack is provided as well as entry to the pool! Instructor: Community Services Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center Full Day 8 am-5:30 pm Fee: $175 Drop-in 8 am-5:30 pm Fee: $50 (per day) Half Day 8 am-12:30 pm Fee: $95 Early Drop Off 7:30 am Fee: $5 (per day) 6/8-6/12 Cristal and Grace’s Excellent Adventures 7/6-7/10 The Great Outdoors 6/15-6/19 Blast from the Past 7/13-7/17 Mysteries and Myths II 6/22-6/26 S.T.E.A.M. Kids Kitchen 7/20-7/24 Superhero Academy 6/29-7/2 Party in the USA 7/27-7/31 Tokyo Olympics (No camp 7/3 Full Day Fee: $140 8/3-8/7 Camp Rewind Half Day Fee: $76)

MUSICAL THEATRE CAMP (6-13 years) In two weeks, students will rehearse and then performs the musical ‘Frozen KIDS Version.’ There will be two performances – one on the final Friday night and then one on Saturday afternoon…with a cast party afterwards. Instructor: David Post Location: Healdsburg Community Center Fee: $395 6-9 years 9-13 years Mon-Fri 10 am-2 pm & Sat (7/18) 2 pm Mon-Fri 10 am-3 pm & Sat (8/1) 2 pm 7/6-7/18 7/20-8/1 22 SUMMER CAMP SUMMER CAMP

PLAY-WELL TEKNOLOGIES

MINE, CRAFT, BUILD: ADVENTURE GAME WITH LEGO® MATERIALS (5-7 years) Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO® bricks! Resourcefulness, creativity, and cooperation come together in this unique building adventure game; roll the dice to mine for resources and use these resources to build special items to help in our adventures! Build a Zoo, create a Medieval Castle, and design a Tree House Village! This experience is an original game designed by Play-Well instructors inspired by the popular game, Minecraft. Students will have a blast, even without any prior experience with Minecraft or the LEGO® building system. Instructor: Play-Well Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center 9 am-12 pm Fee: $180 6/29-7/3

MINE, CRAFT, BUILD: SURVIVAL GAME WITH LEGO® MATERIALS (8-12 years) Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO® bricks! Resourcefulness, creativity, and cooperation come together in this unique building adventure game; roll the dice to mine for resources, craft tools, and watch out for Creepers! This ultimate LEGO Minecraft experience is an original game designed by Play-Well instructors, using gameplay elements and characters inspired by the popular Minecraft video game. Students will have a blast, even without any prior experience with Minecraft or LEGO® materials. Instructor: Play-Well Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center 1-4 pm Fee: $180 6/29-7/3

ROBOTICS USING THE LEGO® WEDO® SYSTEM (5-7 years) Build and program robots in this introductory Robotics class using the LEGO® WeDo® system. Learn basic programming skills, simple engineering concepts, and the names of robot components. Work in small groups to complete several projects using tilt and motion sensors. This is a great way to prepare young Robotics enthusiasts for our more advanced Robotics programs. Instructor: Play-Well Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center 9 am-12 pm Fee: $215 7/13-7/17

ROBOTICS USING THE LEGO® EV3 SYSTEM (8-12 years) Build and program robots using the new LEGO® Mindstorms EV3 system! Learn about mechanical and software design, loops, conditional statements, problem solving, and teamwork skills. Work in small groups, program and build your robot, and rise to the challenge. Control the robot to avoid obstacles, pick up and carry objects, and play sounds. Projects are structured so that students work in an open-ended, investigative environment while having fun. Instructor: Play-Well Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center 1-4 pm Fee: $215 7/13-7/17

STOP-MOTION MOVIEMAKING WITH LEGO® MATERIALS (8-12 years) Learn how to bring your LEGO® creations to life! Create skits and plots, learn how to make storyboards for planning scenes, build intricate LEGO® sets and characters from tens of thousands of LEGO® pieces, and learn how to animate and edit footage on computers (also adding voices and sound effects)! At the end of class, students receive animations through internet sharing! Instructor: Play-Well Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center 9 am-12 pm Fee: $215 7/27-7/31

STEM EXPLORATIONS (6-10 years) Refine your construction skills as you tinker with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Apply real-world concepts through projects such as: dizzying Teacup Rides, customized Cuckoo clocks, and the historic Wright Flyer. Design and build as never before and explore your craziest ideas. Instructor: Play-Well Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center 1-4 pm Fee: $180 7/27-7/31

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SPORTS CAMPS

TINY TYKES (3-5 years) A fun introduction to soccer influenced by the very popular year-round Tiny Tykes curriculum. Includes games, activities, and adventures to introduce and develop coordination, balance, running, stopping, turning, kicking, dribbling, throwing and catching. Instructor: Challenger Soccer Location: Fitch Mountain Elementary 8-9 am Fee: $103 Session I Session II 7/6-7/10 8/3-8/7

CHALLENGER SOCCER (6-14 years) The Challenger International Soccer Camp reflects the truly global nature of the sport today and provides young players with a wide variety of coaching styles, practices, and influences that will help them develop a well-rounded skill set. We have taken the best coaching methodologies and practices from England, Brazil, Spain, USA and France and have woven them together in a multi-faceted on and off-field coaching experience. Most camps will include a free soccer ball, T-shirt, poster and certificate, as well as a free early registration replica jersey. Instructor: Challenger Soccer Location: Fitch Mountain Elementary Half Day Full Day 9 am-12 pm 9 am-4 pm Fee: $164 Fee: $216 Session I Session II 7/6-7/10 8/3-8/7

SONOMA COUNTY PREMIER SOCCER (6-12 years) Get ready for your soccer season! Join us for some fun in a camp for recreation players to build new skills, make new friends and have some fun! Instructor: Sonoma County Premier Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center 9 am-12 pm Fee: $120 7/27-7/31 NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ATHLETICS SPORTS PROGRAMS National Academy of Athletics provides your children with a variety of positive and active sports opportunities. Skilled coaches use inspiration and perspiration to inspire young athletes to reach their highest potential. Half Day Full Day 9 am-12 pm 9 am-3 pm Fee: $149 Fee: $199

6/8-6/12 Hoop It Up Basketball Summer Camp Location: Fitch Mountain Elementary Gymnasium 6/15-6/19 Air Attack Flag Football Camp Location: Healdsburg Community Center Fields 6/22-6/26 In the Net Soccer Camp Location: Healdsburg Community Center Fields 6/22-6/26 In the Net Soccer Camp Jr. Academy Location: Healdsburg High School Synthetic Field 6/29-7/3 Dip, Dive, Dodge, Duck Dodgeball Camp Location: Fitch Mountain Elementary Gymnasium 7/6-7/10 Hoop It Up Basketball Summer Camp Location: Fitch Mountain Elementary Gymnasium 7/13-7/17 Air Attack Flag Football Camp Location: Healdsburg Community Center Fields 7/20-7/24 Bump, Set, Spike Volleyball Camp Location: Fitch Mountain Elementary Gymnasium 7/20-7/24 In the Net Soccer Camp Location: Healdsburg High School Synthetic Field 7/20-7/24 In the Net Soccer Summer Camp Jr. Academy Location: Healdsburg High School Synthetic Field 7/27-7/31 Hoop It Up Basketball Camp Location: Fitch Mountain Elementary Gymnasium 8/3-8/7 Dip, Dive, Dodge, Duck Dodgeball Camp Location: Fitch Mountain Elementary Gymnasium

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HEALDSBURG CENTER FOR THE ARTS Healdsburg Center for the Arts will be offering a diverse selection of classes at the Healdsburg Community Center this Summer! For more information, or to sign up please visit healdsburgcenterforthearts.org. Location: Healdsburg Community Center 6-8 YEARS

WEEK 1 6/15-6/18 Instructor Multiples: Printmaking, Stamping and 8:30 am-12 pm Kristin Sillars Stenciling 1-4:30 pm Sculpture and 3-D Art Harvest Nieto WEEK 2 6/22-6/25 Instructor 8:30 am-12 pm Eco Garden Art Kelly Ebeling 1-4:30 pm Calling All Wizards and Muggles Harvest Nieto WEEK 3 6/29-7/2 Instructor 8:30 am-12 pm Mixed Media Madness HCA Staff 1-4:30 pm Fantastic Beasts Kristin Sillars WEEK 4 7/6-7/9 Instructor 8:30 am-12 pm Creation Stations Kristin Sillars 1-4:30 pm Meet the Masters Kelly Ebeling WEEK 5 7/13-7/16 Instructor 8:30 am-12 pm A Rainbow of Mixed Media Deborah Padrick 1-4:30 pm Felting and Fiber Arts Ash Weiss WEEK 6 7/20-7/23 Instructor 8:30 am-12 pm Studio Painting and Drawing Kelly Ebeling 1-4:30 pm Mosaic Stepping Stones Barbara McNally

9-15 YEARS

WEEK 1 6/15-6/18 Instructor 8:30 am-12 pm Sculpture and 3-D Art Harvest Nieto 1-4:30 pm Cartooning Levi Miller WEEK 2 6/22-6/25 Instructor 8:30 am-12 pm Calling All Wizards and Muggles Harvest Nieto 1-4:30 pm Fashion Photography 101 Nicole Schlaeppi WEEK 3 6/29-7/2 Instructor 8:30 am-12 pm Fantastic Beasts Kristin Sillars 1-4:30 pm Graphic Novels and Comic Books Levi Miller WEEK 4 7/6-7/9 Instructor 8:30 am-12 pm Meet the Masters Kelly Ebeling 1-4:30 pm Electronic Music Making! Levi Miller WEEK 5 7/13-7/16 Instructor 8:30 am-12 pm Felting and Fiber Arts Ash Weiss 1-4:30 pm A Rainbow of Mixed Media Deborah Padrick WEEK 6 7/20-7/23 Instructor 8:30 am-12 pm Mosaic Stepping Stones Barbara McNally 1-4:30 pm Studio Painting and Drawing Kelly Ebeling

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360 MONTE VISTA AVENUE The Healdsburg Swim Center is owned and maintained by the Healdsburg Unified School District. Public use of the pool is coordinated and offered by the City of Healdsburg Community Services Department. For aquatics programs information call the Healdsburg Community Center 707.431.3301 or Healdsburg Swim Center 707.431.3613. Current Schedule is available by visiting cityofhealdsburg.org.

SUMMER 2020 AQUATICS OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, MAY 16 | HEALDSBURG SWIM CENTER Come preview the summer season with a kick-off party at the Swim Center. Free Swimming, Swim Lesson Evaluation, and fun activities for the whole family. SIGN-UP FOR SUMMER PROGRAMS

VAMOS A NADAR | LET’S GO SWIMMING Sabado, 6 de Junio, 9 am-12 pm | Saturday, June 6, 9 am-12 pm Este es un programa gratuito de la Cruz Roja Americana, ofrecido por Parques del Condado de Sonoma, se dará una lección de natación a los niños 5+ años mientras sus padres asisten a una presentación gratuita de seguridad en el agua. Los niños que completen el programa recibirán vales para clases de natación con descuento en piscinas locales. Para obtener más información por favor llame al número de teléfono 707-565-8034 y el sitio web será sonomacountyparks.org. This free American Red Cross program, offered by Sonoma County Parks, provides a swim lesson for children 5+ years while their parents attend a free water safety presentation. Children completing the program receive vouchers for discounted swim lessons at area swimming pools. For details and registration call 707.565.8034 or visit sonomacountyparks.org.

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AQUATICS PROGRAMS, CLASSES & CAMPS SCHEDULE In an effort to maximize use of the Swim Center our schedule often changes depending on the season. Please use the information below as a reference, a current schedule can be found at cityofhealdsburg.org.

Activity Dates Days Times Fee Notes

Mon-Thur 1-4 pm Children 12 years 6/8-8/14 Daily General Admission Family Recreational and under must be Fri 1-5 pm or Swimming accompanied by an Season Pass 5/16-9/7 Weekends 12-5 pm adult.

Swimming Lessons 6/15-8/6 Mon-Thu Morning & Afternoon See Swim Lesson information.

Seasonal Swim Team Laraine Carter, Coach. See details below.

LAP SWIMMING (18+ years) The benefits of swimming for fitness include building muscular strength, cardiovascular fitness and endurance. During scheduled lap swim hours some, or all, of the lanes are set aside for lap swimming. Kickboards are available for use. Schedule varies by season. Please visit cityofhealdsburg.org for the current schedule.

Daily Drop-in Fee Monthly Pass Season Membership

$6 Adults / $5 Seniors (55+ years) $65 Adults / $55 (55+ years) $234 Adults / $198 (55+ years))

SUMMER RECREATIONAL SWIMMING (family) Hang out at the pool this summer! Slip down the slide, stay cool in the pool, hang out in the shade or lounge in the sun with friends and family. Children under 12 years and younger must be supervised by an adult.

Fees Daily Drop-in Fee 10 Visit Flex Pass Season Membership (Family)

Youth (under 13 years) $4 $34 $199 for up to 5 family members. Additional members Adults (13+ years) $5 $43 of same household $30 each. Seniors (55+ years) $4 $34

PRE TEAM (8-17 years) Participants have an opportunity to enhance their swimming ability in this seasonal program coached by veteran swimming coach, Laraine Carter. Swimmers will be taught competitive strokes and starts and turns as well as learn about sportsmanship and team camaraderie. Participants will be evaluated and placed in appropriate level. Coach: Laraine Carter Please call 707.431.3301 for details or visit cityofhealdsburg.org for more information.

JOIN OUR TEAM! We are currently hiring aquatics staff for the spring and summer season. Gain valuable leadership experience while working in a fast-paced and rewarding work environment. Flexible work schedule and competitive pay rates. Call 707.431.3301 or visit cityofhealdsburg.org for more information and to apply today.

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SWIMMING LESSONS

PRIVATE LESSONS Private lessons are offered for individuals from ages 2 years to adult at any level of swimming ability who prefers one-on-one instruction for either themselves or their child. The focus of the lessons will be on the individual’s specific needs or goals – stroke technique or development, swimming endurance or simply learning how to swim. Private lessons are offered in 1 week sessions, Monday-Thursday for 25 minutes per lesson. See schedule on page 30. Fee: $95 GROUP SWIM LESSONS Our comprehensive swim lesson program offers swimming instruction for beginner to advanced swimmers ages 6 months to adult. All levels, with exception of parent and infant classes (Guppy), have a maximum of 5 students per instructor. Group lessons are offered in 2 week sessions Monday-Thursday. Each class is 25 minutes. See class descriptions below and schedules on page 30. Fee: $60

PARENT/CHILD CLASS ADVANCED LEVELS GUPPY (6 months-2 years) Refinement of swimming strokes and advanced water This is a parent/guardian and child participation class. safety skills are the focus of these levels. Infant must be able to hold head up. Parents will be MARLIN (6-14 years) taught techniques to help their child with simple water Child must be able to swim front crawl half the distance acquaintance skills (submerging face, assisted back and of the pool (or more), face down with a continuous front float) kick while attempting side breathing. Focus of class is and learning to enjoy being in the water. Toddlers will on perfecting front crawl, improving back stroke and learn very basic water safety skills. introducing breast stroke and swimmers start (dive) from BEGINNERS pool deck. DOLPHIN (6-15 years) Lessons focus on water acclimation and basic safety. Participants must be able to swim one length freestyle TURTLE (3-4 years) DUCK (5-8 years) and one length backstroke. They will work to improve The Turtle, Duck and Seal classes are for children with their endurance and refine freestyle and backstroke. The little or no water experience. This level focuses on water basics of breaststroke and butterfly will be introduced adjustment, putting face in the water, assisted floating, along with dives and flip turns. This class is taught in going under water and introduction of the building swim team style with the instructor on deck most of the blocks time. Some in water demonstrations will be provided. for swimming freestyle (kicking and scooping). Basic PRE TEAM (8-17 years) water safety skills will also be emphasized. Participant must be able to swim the whole length of the ADVANCED BEGINNERS pool (25 yards) using front crawl with side breathing and Lessons focus on introducing swimming skills and water backstroke without assistance. Refinement of swimming safety. strokes is emphasized as is building swimming endurance. Butterfly stroke and flip turns are introduced. ALLIGATOR (5-7 years) CROCODILE (8-14 years) Diving and water safety skills are further developed. This Child must be comfortable in the water, be able to enter is an introduction to our summer swim team for those the pool independently, put face in water easily and more advanced swimmers. The instruction is given from understand the concepts of kicking and scooping. These the pool deck, giving swimmers more confidence and basic swimming concepts will serve as the stepping experience working with an on deck coach. stones for introducing swimming strokes. Water safety skills will continue to be emphasized at this level. INTERMEDIATES Lessons focus on development of swimming skills and water safety. OTTER (5-7 years) PENGUIN (8-14 years) Children in this level must be completely comfortable going underwater, be able to enter the water feet first from the pool deck and swim front crawl for about 15 feet. Refinement of front crawl and introduction to back stroke and treading water will be the focus of this level.

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CLASES DE NATACIÓN

CLASES PRIVADAS Clases privadas se ofrecen para las personas de 2 años a adultos en cualquier nivel de habilidad de natación que prefiere la instrucción individual para ellos mismos o sus hijos. La clase se enfoca en las necesidades del individuo o sus metas – técnica de movimiento o desarrollo, stamina de natación o simplemente aprender a nadar. La clases duran 25 minutes cada día durante una semana de Lunes a Jueves. Ver calendario en página 30. Fee: $95 CLASES EN GRUPO Nuestro programa de clases de natación integral ofrece instrucción para nadadores principiantes hasta avanzados desde la edad de 6 meses a adultos. Todos los niveles, con excepción de nivel Guppy tienen un nivel máximo de 5 estudiantes por instructor. Las clases en grupo se ofrecen en sesiones de 2 semanas de Lunes a Jueves, durante 25 minutos cada día. Vea los horarios y descripciones de las clases siguiente en la página 30. Fee: $60

PADRE/NIÑOS CLASES metros. Se refinara la brazada estilo libre y se introducirá la brazada de espalda, y mantenerse a flote serán el GUPPY (6 meses-2 años) enfoque de este nivel. Esta clase requiere participación de padre/guardián e hijo. Niño/a debe ser capaz de mantener la cabeza NIVELES AVANZADOS levantada. Los padres aprenden técnicas para ayudar MARLIN (6-14 años) a su niño con habilidades de simple conocimiento del agua (sumergir la cara, flotar de frente y espalda con Niños deben ser capaces de nadar estilo libre hasta por asistencia) aprenderán a disfrutar estar en el agua. Los lo menos la mitad de la piscina (o más) boca abajo con pequeños aprenderán habilidades básicas en el agua. patadas continuas mientras respiran hábilmente de lado. El enfoque en perfeccionar el crol de frente, y mejorar el NIVELES PRINCIPIANTES estilo de espalda al igual que una introducción al estilo de pecho y a clavados desde de la cubierta (deck). Clases se enfocan en aclimato al agua y seguridad básica. DOLPHIN (6-15 años) TURTLE (3-4 años) DUCK (5-8 años) Los participantes deben poder nadar a lo largo de la piscina una vez estilo libre y también de espalda. Para los niños con poca o nada de experiencia en el Trabajarán para mejorar su resistencia y refinar los estilos agua y que están listos para tomar una clase sin sus libre y espalda. Los conceptos básicos de la brazada padres. Clases se enfocan en las habilidades de ajuste de de pecho y el estilo mariposa se introducirán junto con agua, metiendo la cara en el agua, flotar con asistencia, clavados y giros. Esta clase se enseña en estilo de equipo meterse debajo del agua e introducción para desarrollar de natación con el instructor en cubierta la mayor parte el estilo libre de nado (patalear y cucharear). Se centrará del tiempo. Se proporcionarán algunas demostraciones en conocimiento de agua y habilidades de seguridad. en el agua. PRINCIPIANTES AVANZADOS PRE TEAM (8-17 años) Clase se enfoca en introducir habilidades de natación y El participante debe de poder nadar a lo largo de la seguridad en el agua. alberca (25 metros) debe de nadar estilo crol de frente ALLIGATOR (5-7 años) CROCODILE (8-14 años) y de espalda sin asistencia. Se refinaran los estilos de nado y se hace hincapié a la construcción de resistencia El niño debe sentirse cómodo en el agua, debe de de nado. El estilo mariposa y como dar vueltas será entrar solo a la piscina, poder meter la cara bajo el introducido. Clavados y seguridad en el agua se agua y entender el concepto de patear y cucharear. Los continuara desarrollando. Esta es una introducción movimientos básicos de natación serán los fundamentos a nuestro equipo de natación de verano para los para introducir los estilos de natación. La seguridad en el participantes más avanzados. La introducción se dará agua continuara siendo el énfasis del nivel. desde la cubierta, dándole al participante más confianza NIVELES INTERMEDIOS y experiencia al trabajar con un entrenador desde la cubierta. Clases se enfocan en el desarrollo de habilidades de natación y seguridad en el agua. OTTER (5-7 años) PENGUIN (8-14 años) Los niños deben de sentirse cómodos de estar bajo el agua y entrar a la piscina desde la cubierta (deck) con los pies primero y deben nadar estilo libre por unos 15

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HOW TO REGISTER For group lessons find your child’s skill level from the descriptions on page 28 and choose a session date and class time that works for you. Online registration is encouraged and is accepted until 12 noon the Thursday prior to the start date of a new session. After that date/time registration must be done by phone or in person with aquatics program staff by calling 707.431.3613.

2020 SESSION DATES

Group Lessons Privates Lesson Mon-Thu (2 weeks) Mon-Thu (1 week) June 15-25 June 15-18 July 13-16 June 29-July 9 June 22-25 July 20-23 July 13-23 June 29-July 2 July 27-30 July 27-Aug 6 July 6-9 Aug 3-6

SWIM LESSON CLASS TIMES

Beginners Advanced Beginner Guppy Turtle Duck Alligator Crocodile With Parent 3-4 years 5-8 years 5-7 years 8-14 years 11:30 am 11:00 am 10:30 am 11:00 am 5:15 pm 11:30 am 11:30 pm 11:30 am 4:45 pm 4:45 pm 4:15 pm 4:15 pm 5:45 pm 5:15 pm 5:15 pm 5:15 pm 5:45 pm 5:45 pm

Intermediates Advanced Private Lesson Otter Penguin Marlin Dolphin All Levels 2 ½ years - Adult 5-7 years 8-14 years 6-14 years 6+ years 10:00 am 4:15 pm 10:30 am 10:30 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 10:30 am 4:45 pm 4:15 pm 11:00 am 11:00 am 4:15 pm 11:00 am 5:15 pm 4:45 pm 4:15 pm 5:45 pm 11:30 am 5:45 pm 4:45 pm 12:00 pm 6:15 pm 5:45 pm

30 AQUATICS ADULT PROGRAMS (18+ years)

QIGONG & TAI CHI 24 FORM Qigong pronounced “chee gong” is a moving mediation that is an ancient Chinese practice designed for optimum good health massaging all the joints and organs of the body. A simple routine that supports the body’s circulation, respiration, digestion, as it calms the nerves. Qigong is followed by Tai Chi 24 Form for coordination, balance, flexibility, and good health. *To participate in the Tai Chi Class you must register for the Qigong class that is held before Tai Chi. You cannot do the Tai Chi class without participating in the Qigong class. Instructor: Janet Seaforth Location: Healdsburg Community Center Wed Qigong 9:30-10:15 am / Tai Chi 10:15-11 am Fee: $60 (4-week session) Qigong & Tai Chi / Fee: $40 (4-week session) Qigong ONLY 3/4-3/25 4/1-4/29 5/6-5/27 6/3-6/24 (Fee: $75) 7/1-7/29 (Fee: $75)

TAI CHI CHUAN (16+ years) The Tai Chi Chuan form is continuous movement of various postures designed for self-protection and self-cultivation. Learn to let go of tension, improve posture and clear your mind. The instructor has been practicing Chen Man-Ching’s Tai Chi Chuan short form for over 20 years and teaching for the last 4 years. Instructor: Colleen Gibbons Location: Healdsburg Community Center Wed 6-7 pm Fee: $60 (4-week session) Tai Chi / Drop-in Fee: $15 3/5-3/19 (Fee: $45) 4/9-4/30 5/7-5/28 6/4-6/25 7/2-7/30 (Fee: $75) 8/6-8/27

YOGA FOR EVERYBODY (12+ years) Yoga for Everybody is a power yoga for all levels that is both challenging and accessible. Join us for a session to either introduce yourself to the practice or help refine your skills. Instructor: Leticia Ortiz Location: Healdsburg Community Center Tue 6:30-7:30 pm Drop-in Fee: $10 3/3-3/31 6/2-6/30 4/7-4/28 7/7-7/28 5/5-5/26 8/4-8/25

ZUMBA FITNESS (12+ Years) Zumba Fitness is a fun and exhilarating cardio workout that blends Latin and International rhythms and easy to follow steps to tone and sculpt the body and burn fat! Be prepared to sweat and smile! Ditch the workout and join the PARTY! Bring water and a towel. Wear athletic or dance shoes which allow you to twist and pivot without too much pressure on your knees. Instructor: Leticia Ortiz Location: Healdsburg Community Center Mon/Thu 6-7pm Drop-in Fee: $10 3/2-3/30 6/1-7/30 4/6-4/27 7/6-7/27 5/4-5/28 8/3-8/31 (No class on 5/25)

SPANISH CLASS (18+ years) This class is designed to build confidence with the Spanish Language, the class will focus on grammar, sentence composition and conversation in a fun way. Instructor: Ana Zavala Location: Healdsburg Community Center Mon Beginner 5-6:30 pm Intermediate 6:30-8 pm Fee: $130 + $15 Material fee due to instructor at first meeting 4/6-6/1 7/6-8/24 ADULT PROGRAMS 18+ 31 ADULT PROGRAMS (18+ years)

DOG TRAINING (18+ years) This class, for dogs 4 ½ months and older and their owners, is designed to increase communication between people and their pets. Positive methods of training are taught including basic commands and ways to improve pet behavior and the owner’s relationship with their dog. Please note: no dogs at first class. Instructor: Michael Ossenbeck Location: Healdsburg Community Center Wed 6:30-7:45 pm Fee: $130 3/4-4/8 4/22-5/27 6/10-7/15 7/22-8/26

AAUW WORK SMART (25+ years) The American Association of University Women (AAUW) invites you to learn to negotiate your financial future through an AAUW Work Smart Salary Negotiation Workshop. Class is designed to prepare working women to negotiate for a new job, raise or promotion. Class limited to 25 students, please send name, email and phone number to [email protected]. Instructor: Connie Cservenyak Location: Healdsburg Community Center Sat 9 am-12 pm Fee: Free 4/18

DROP-IN BASKETBALL (18+ years) Indoor pick-up basketball is on, rain or shine! Join us for this fun way to get a work out! Drop-in is every Saturday morning and make new friends! Location: TBD Sat 7-10 am Drop-in Fee: $3 (Per day) ADULT SOCCER Healdsburg Community Services offers an Adult Soccer League for anyone 18+. This league is a (7 v 7) co-ed format and games will be played at Healdsburg High School! If you are interested in playing but do not have a team contact the Parks & Recreation Department to be added to a ‘Free Agent List.’ Location: Healdsburg High Soccer Field Mon 6-10 pm Fee: $660 (Per team) 5/18-8/10 ADULT SOFTBALL The co-ed league has a maximum of 12 teams, scheduled to play a minimum of 8 games during the season. The semi- competitive league will play on Wednesdays, and a recreation league games on Thursdays. The top teams in each division will compete in a playoff leading to a championship game. If you don’t have a team call, 707.431.3301 to be added to the ‘free agent’ list. Fee: $670 (Per team) IMPORTANT DATES AND INFORMATION 5/18 Last day for team registration 5/28 6-6:45 pm Mandatory managers meeting 6/10 Games Begin: All games played at Healdsburg High School Fields TENNIS

ADULT INTERMEDIATE (18+ years) This program is for the players who want to sharpen their skills while getting a good workout. Stroke work, drilling strategy sessions and competitive play will keep the group energized. Instructor: John Taylor Location: Giorgi Park Tue 6-7:30 pm Fee $162 2/25-3/31 4/14-5/19 NOTE: For future tennis class dates please visit us online at bit.ly/COHTennis20.

32 ADULT PROGRAMS 18+ ADULT PROGRAMS (18+ years) SANTA ROSA JUNIOR COLLEGE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM In partnership with Santa Rosa Junior College, the Healdsburg Community and Senior Centers are home to off campus classes that offer free courses tailored to adults and seniors in support of lifelong learning. Courses provide an opportunity for personal growth and development, group interaction, mental stimulation and physical activity. We are proud to support these courses that enrich the lives of adults and seniors in the Healdsburg community. For more information and to register for these courses, please contact Sonoma County Adult Education at 707.521.7829 or socoadulted.org. CHILD CARE PROVIDER 2 & 3: CURRICULUM AND PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT (LEVEL 2) / CHILD DEVELOPMENT (LEVEL 3) Introduction to developmentally appropriate and culturally relevant curriculum in early childhood settings (birth to age 8). Students will develop age-appropriate activities and plan effective learning environments for children in a family child daycare setting. Grading Type: Non-Credit Course Instructor: Lawrence N Location: Healdsburg Community Center Thu 9 am-1 pm Fee: Free with advance registration Level 2 Level 3 4/16-5/21 2/27-4/09 BASIC COMPUTER OPERATIONS 1-2 & 5-6: BEGINNING MS PROCESSING (LEVEL 2) / MS WORD, GOOGLE DOCS, EXCEL (LEVEL 5), BASIC EXCEL AND GOOGLE SHEETS (LEVEL 6) Introduction to the basic functions and uses of the computer, including: Using the keyboard and mouse; browsing the internet and online purchasing; creating an email account for sending and receiving messages (Level 1); Uses of the computer related to using a computer for more complex email actions and introductory word processing using MS Word (Level 2); Using more complex MS Word processing operations, basic principles of Google Docs and Excel (Level 5); and Google Sheets and Google Drive, creating formulas in Excel, and creating and formatting graphs in Excel (Level 6). Grading Type: Non-Credit Course Instructor: Argenti M Location: Healdsburg Community Center Thu 9 am-12 pm Fee: Free with advance registration Level 1 Level 2 Level 5 Level 6 1/27-3/9 3/23-4/27 1/22-2/26 3/4-4/15

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LOW-HIGH NON-CREDIT ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE For non-native speakers of English with little or no ability to function independently in English in everyday situations (Beginning-Low). For non-native speakers of English with the ability to function independently in English in professional, academic and community settings (Intermediate-High). Grading Type: Non-Credit Course Location: Healdsburg Community Center Fee: Free with advance registration ESL 714 Mon/Wed 6-9:05 pm 6/15-8/5 ESL 716 Mon/Wed 6-9:05 pm 6/15-8/5 BASIC ACADEMIC SKILLS AND GED PREPARATION Instruction and individualized learning plans are provided for final level of preparation for the GED and other High School Equivalency tests. Course also provides academic skills development in preparation for: credit Math and English Pathway classes; and Career Technical Education (CTE) classes. Course covers beginning algebra and geometry; advanced reading skills applied to science, social studies, and nonfiction selections; short essay and extended- response writing analyzing original source readings; word processing skills appropriate for GED online tests. Successful completion of course leads to GED-level academic skills and Certificate of Completion in Basic Academic Skills. Grading Type: Non-Credit Course Location: Healdsburg Community Center 9 am-12 pm Fee: Free with advance registration 6/17-8/5

34 ADULT PROGRAMS 18+ VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

The volunteer program is a multifaceted service that captures the generous spirit of Healdsburg by providing volunteers an opportunity to give back to their community. The Volunteer Program provides a one-stop-shop for community members who are looking to contribute, as well as information and reference materials for Healdsburg businesses seeking volunteers. Volunteers can donate their time and talents to programs such as: DASH VOLUNTEER DRIVER PROGRAM DASH (Drivers Assisting Seniors in Healdsburg) is a door-through-door service that allows senior citizens aged 60+ remain vibrant and engaged in the Healdsburg community. Volunteers can sign up for a shift to provide a free, scheduled ride to isolated seniors to medical and social appointments in a city-owned vehicle. IN-HOME MAINTENANCE PROGRAM Participate in either a singular scheduled or an ongoing assistance program for Healdsburg older adults needing extra help in maintaining their homes and yards as they age. SUPPORT STAFF DURING COMMUNITY SPECIAL EVENTS Support staff during the many City sponsored and partnered events such as Tuesdays in the Plaza, Art After Dark, The Grind, Senior Appreciation Dinner, Dia De Los Muertos, and more. PROVIDE ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT AT THE SENIOR CENTER Support Senior Center operations by working the front desk and providing a welcoming experience by answering phones, greeting the public, and assisting customers. For more information or to apply to be a City of Healdsburg volunteer, contact Donna O’Brien, City of Healdsburg Volunteer Coordinator at 707.431.3492 or [email protected]. Applications can be found on the City Website or completed in person at the Senior Center, 133 Matheson Street and Community Center located at 1557 Healdsburg Avenue.

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MEMOIR WRITING CLASS Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned writer, you will learn how to write great memoir using memory triggers and the five senses. Besides covering use of tense, point of view, dialog and internal dialog, we will learn new approaches to memoir, including adding history to your piece, establishing a theme, and revealing yourself in a deeper way. All levels of skill are welcome. Instructor: Shonnie Brown, M.A., professional writer and editor, licensed therapist, and author of “Memoir on the Run,” an anthology by her writing students and a book on how to write memoir vignettes. 1st & 3rd Tue 10 am-12 pm Fee: $20 (per month) 3/3 & 3/17 4/7 & 4/21 5/5 & 5/19 6/2 & 6/16 7/7 & 7/21 8/4 & 8/18 FICTION WRITING CLASS Play with your imagination while learning good fiction writing skills. We’ll cover plot and character creation, “show, don’t tell,” use of dialogue and inner dialogue, voice and tense. Share your project and receive safe feedback from others. Instructor: Laurie Windham 2nd & 4th Tue 10 am-12 pm Fee: $20 (per month) 3/10 & 3/24 4/14 & 4/28 5/12 & 5/26 6/9 & 6/23 7/14 & 7/28 8/11 & 8/25 SENIOR STRENGTH TRAINING The benefits of strength training are many, particularly as you grow older. In this program of predominately-seated exercises, you will use light weights and resistance bands to improve overall strength and flexibility in a relaxed and supportive environment. Basic equipment is provided. Instructor: Deborah Karish, Yoga Instructor and Chiropractor Mon/Wed/Fri 1:30-2:15 pm Fee: $35 (per month) / Drop-in Fee: $10 3/2-3/30 4/1-4/29 5/1-5/29 6/1-6/29 7/1-7/31 8/3-8/31 GENTLE YOGA The safe, gentle, controlled movements of yoga adapt to all needs and abilities. Learn breathing exercises, seated postures and relaxation techniques that focus on movement and flexibility of the back and limbs. The instructor is skilled at working with older adults. The Wednesday class is a primarily seated class; the Friday class is primarily floor work. Instructor: Deborah Karish, Yoga Instructor and Chiropractor Location: Healdsburg Yoga Studio 420 Center Street, Upstairs Studio Wed and/or Fri 10-11 am Fee: $40 (one day per week) / Fee: $72 (two days per week) 3/4-3/27 4/1-4/29 5/6-5/29 6/3 – 6/26 7/1-7/31 8/5-8/28 SIT DOWN & D-A-N-C-E! Chair dancing is a great cardio workout which increases balance and coordination, and is FUN! In this hour-long class, we will dance to the music, do gentle exercises for warm ups and cool downs from the comfort of your chair. It is a great way to breathe, stretch and groove to the music. Instructor: Valerie Rogers, Certified Drums Alive Instructor Fri 11:30-12:30 pm Fee: $20 (4 weeks) $25 (5 weeks) / Drop-in Fee: $7 3/6-3/27 4/3-4/24 5/1-5/29 6/5-6/26 7/10-7/31 8/7-8/28

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BALANCE AND STABILITY CLASS (Two different classes to choose from) Feeling a bit unstable on your feet? Did you know that risk of falls increases proportionately with age? This class will have you practice strengthening exercises sitting in chairs or standing. When standing there will always be something for you to grab onto if needed. You will learn to relax in your body through breathing exercises. As you gain better balance you will start feeling more at ease and therefore energized & younger. Classes will be held in a relaxed, group setting with plenty of individual attention. Please wear loose clothing (no belts). Instructor: Lilli Inman Instructor: Deborah Karish Thu 9:30-10:15 am Thu 2-2:45 pm Fee: Based on number of sessions per month / Fee: Based on number of sessions per month / Drop-in Fee: $15 Drop-in Fee: $15 3/5-3/26 $48/Session 3/5-3/26 $48/Session 4/2-4/30 $60/Session 4/2-4/30 $60/Session 5/7-5/28 $48/Session 5/7-5/28 $48/Session 6/4-6/25 $48/Session 6/4-6/25 $48/Session 7/2-7/30 $60/Session 7/2-7/30 $60/Session 8/6-8/27 $48/Session 8/6-8/27 $48/Session WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS, & SPECIAL CLASSES SATURDAYS FICTION WRITING WORKSHOPS This summer the Senior Center will host four fiction writing workshops with instructor Shonnie Brown. All workshops take place at the Healdsburg Senior Center, 133 Matheson Street. Please register in advance by calling 431-3324 for any or all of these workshops. Note that all four workshops may be attended for $75. Recommended reading: Memoir on the Run by Shonnie Brown, Necia Liles, and the Healdsburg Senior Writing Project, available through Shonnie Brown (526-4353) or at the Senior Center. For detailed class description, please visit our Facebook Page, or stop by the Senior Center. Fee: $25 (single class) / $75 (all four classes) Workshop 1: Memoir 101 Workshop 3: Writing about the “Ordinary” in Your Life Sat 3/28 Sat 5/16 11 am-1:30 pm 11 am-1:30 pm Workshop 2: Travel Writing for Fun Workshop 4: Writing Memoir with Dialogue Sat 4/25 Sat 6/13 11 am-1:30 pm 11 am-1:30 pm CHP AGE-WELL DRIVE-SMART CLASS A FREE program that is designed to help senior drivers refresh their knowledge of the “Rules of the Road” to become a better, safer driver. Participants will gain understanding of how age affects driving ability and know when it is time to limit or stop driving. Speakers: DMV Senior Ombudsman and CHP Officers. Participants receive a certificate of participation upon completion. RSVP in advance by contacting the Senior Center at 707.431.3324. Location: Healdsburg Community Center Fri 9 am-1 pm Fee: Free 3/27 UNDERSTANDING MEDICARE WORKSHOPS WITH HICAP A three-part series to prepare participants for enrollment and annual changes made possible by a partnership with the City and HICAP (Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy Program) a California Department on Aging program which provides free unbiased Medicare information to Medicare beneficiaries. Free seminars are open to the public of all ages and presented by HICAP. Note: the last part of the series will be offered in the fall, check back for more information. Medicare Fundamentals Understanding Your Medicare Healdsburg Senior Center Healdsburg Senior Center Wed 4/15 1:30pm – 3:30pm Wed 7/15 1:30pm-3:00pm Fee: Free Fee: Free

ACTIVE ADULTS 55+ 37 ACTIVE ADULTS (55+ years) ACTIVE ADULT SPORTS For adults looking for some fun, competition and camaraderie consider joining one of the Healdsburg recreational sports teams. Practice sessions are non-judgmental with opportunities to learn the game as a beginner with the support from like-minded (and bodied) peers. There is no age requirement to participate, just a registration/participation form and any required fees. So, get outside, make new friends and have some fun while getting fit. THE PRUNE PITS - HEALDSBURG’S 60 (OR BETTER) ACTIVE ADULT SOFTBALL CLUB Love to play softball, but feeling a bit out of practice? Join the Prune Pits and get back into the swing of America’s favorite pastime. This is a new club of active players, 60 and older, who want to exercise those bones with a fun game of softball. All levels of experience are welcome. These informal get-togethers will have balls and bats provided. Players are responsible for gloves and other personal equipment. Questions? Contact Denny Drowty at 707.431.8591, drowty@ comcast.net. Check out Kathy White’s Prune Pit blog: prunepitsblog.wordpress.com Register at the Senior Center Location: Healdsburg Elementary School Field Wed 4:30-6 pm Fee: $5 for the season 8/7-10/9 THE HEALDSBURG PICKLEBALL CLUB A paddle sport created for all ages and skill levels. The rules are simple and the game is easy for beginners to learn, but can develop into a quick, fast-paced, competitive game for experienced players. A fun sport that combines many elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong. Played both indoors or outdoors on a badminton-sized court and a slightly modified tennis net. Locations: Giorgi Park, Healdsburg High School, Community Center Call Community Center for current schedule 707.431.3301.

DROP-IN PING PONG (All ages) Table tennis (aka ping pong) is one of the world’s most popular sports. It offers a lot more than just enjoyment – ping pong is a great form of cardiovascular exercise that is gentle on joints, improves hand-eye coordination and stimulates concentration. Playing as little as just 30 minutes can help improve your health and wellbeing. Stop by the Center for a game (or two) and reap all the benefits of the game. Location: Healdsburg Senior Center Fri 2:30-3:30 pm

LOTERIA

Diviértase y Conozca Nuevos Amigos Al Have Fun and Meet New Friends by Jugar Lotería - Para Adultos Activos que Playing Loteria - For Spanish Speaking Hablan Español Active Adults Haga amigos nuevos, disfrute de los alimentos, Make new friends, enjoy snacks, win prizes and gane premios y pase un buen tiempo mientras have a good time while playing Loteria! juega lotería! 2nd and 4th Thursdays monthly El 2º y 4º Jueves de cada mes, de las 2-3 pm, en 2-3 pm (all in Spanish). One dollar per game. Español. Un dólar por juego. For more information contact Delia Nieto Para más información llame a Delia Nieto 707.484.8125. 707.484.8125.

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SANTA ROSA JUNIOR COLLEGE - OLDER ADULT PROGRAM CLASSES The Santa Rosa Junior College Older Adults Program offers free noncredit educational classes designed specifically for older adults as part of its goal to provide lifelong learning. Classes offer older adults a variety of activities to promote physical, cognitive, social and emotional health. All levels of abilities are welcome. • No age limit for seniors’ classes, though they are geared for older adults • Classes coincide with the summer, fall and spring semesters • No fee for the classes (free) Classes follow the SRJC semester calendar. Spring Break will be March 16 - 22. CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH Have you ever wanted to try Spanish but are uncertain? Need some help getting started? Professor Lafort has a dynamic teaching style that incorporates audio, visual and interactive tools to help you learn the Spanish language. Instructor: Edna Lafort Mon 10-11:30 am CREATIVE ART FOR OLDER ADULTS This course is designed to enrich the quality of life of older adults through art. A variety of media such as painting, drawing, crafts and collage encourage creativity and self-expression. Course activities promote or maintain physical, mental, social and emotional well-being and accommodate varying skill levels. Instructor: Adriane Hatkoff Location: Healdsburg Community Center Wed 1-4 pm

HEALDSBURG SENIOR CENTER BISTRO ART GALLERY

The Healdsburg Senior Center is home to a fantastic art gallery that highlights works from local artists age 55 and better. Many exhibits are from our talented Healdsburg Senior Center members. If you are over age 55 and are interested in hanging your work at the Senior Center for one of our two- month long exhibits, please contact Anna Grant at 707.433.3157 to schedule a showing. GALLERY SHOWCASE: PAUL VANGELDER, PHOTOGRAPHER About the Artist: Paul’s photography is steeped in the tradition of the modern masters going back as far as Timothy O’Sullivan, Carlton Watkins, Alfred Stieglitz, Edward Steichen to the more recent likes of Ansel Adams, Edward and Brett Weston, Imogen Cunningham, Paul Strand, Walker Evans, Dorothea Lange, Minor White, Paul Caponigro, Harry Callahan and Oliver Gagliani. The works of Henri Cartier-Bresson, Andre Kertesz and Robert Frank have also been influential. Paul has been photographing since1975 using mostly large format cameras (4x5, 4x7, 8x10). All negatives are now scanned on an Epson Perfection V700 and printed with an Epson R 2880 using Epson Ultrachrome K3 inks. Prints are all photo fiber base papers made by Epson, Ilford, Harman, Hahnemuhle and Museo. Display Dates: 2/27-4/30 SRJC OLDER ADULT WATERCOLOR CLASS SHOWCASE The SRJC Older Adult Watercolor class will display a collection of student works in the Healdsburg Senior Center Bistro Gallery. These one of a kind pieces showcase the skills honed by local SRJC watercolor students taught by local artist Adriane Hatkoff. Please join us at the opening reception, on Friday, May 15th. Refreshments served. Display Dates: May 15 – June 17, 2020 Opening Reception: Fri 5/15 5:30 pm

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TRIPS & TOURS Join us on our unforgettable “Trips to Remember” friends and family are encouraged to attend, there are no age minimums or requirements. Members of the Senior Center receive discounts, consider becoming a member today. Final dates and pricing subject to change. ELEVEN ROSES RANCH Take a step back in time and enjoy the rich history of life from the 1800s to present day. We will embark upon a mule drawn wagon tour that features breathtaking wildflowers. Top this all off with a mouth-watering chuck wagon BBQ and complimentary Lake County wines!! Admission includes roundtrip transportation, tour with lunch, and two staff escorts. Note: Excursions Brochure features the 11 Roses Ranch on the cover page. Fri 5/1 9:30 am-5 pm Deadline to sign up: 4/1 Fee: $135 (Per person) CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH CRUISE ON THE BAY Treat yourself to a good-morning getaway featuring free-flowing bubbly! This San Francisco brunch onboard the Hornblower includes a buffet with classic breakfast & lunch entrées, bottomless champagne and desserts. With live music and views of San Francisco Bay’s renowned sights like the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz Island, it's the perfect way to unwind after a hectic week. Admission Includes: round trip transportation, two-hour yacht cruise, delicious brunch buffet, complimentary juice, soda, coffee, tea, and water on board the boat, free-flowing sparkling wine and bottomless mimosas, live entertainment and dancing, staff escorts, taxes and gratuity. Sat 6/20 8:30 am-4 pm Deadline to sign up: 5/5 Fee: $181 (Seniors per person) or $191 (Adults per person) DEYOUNG MUSEUM EXHIBIT: FRIDA KAHLO Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving examines how politics, gender, disability, and national identity influenced Kahlo’s diverse modes of creativity. This extraordinary exhibition provides museum visitors the opportunity to explore how Kahlo constructed her identity through self-fashioning with Tehuana dress and accessories, focusing on themes of disability and ethnicity, both in her life and in her art. This exhibition compliments the Fine Arts Museums' holdings and will feature modern and pre-Hispanic Mexican artworks from the museums' collection. Round trip transportation, staff escorts and light snacks included. Lunch available for purchase at the museum café. Tue 7/14 9:30 am-4 pm Deadline to sign up: 6/10 Fee: $120 (Per person) or $113 (Senior member fee) SMART TRAIN & LUNCH Haven’t tried the SMART train yet? Let’s all hop on together! Meet at the Airport SMART platform then climb aboard, we will take the train to Larkspur for lunch and shopping on your own at the Larkspur Landing stores. This trip requires walking independently on variable terrain between SMART to the Ferry Larkspur stores (approximately .5 mi each way) and back onto the SMART train. For further information please contact the staff at the Senior Center. Admission includes round trip SMART tickets, and two staff escorts. Tue 8/4 9:30 am-3:45 pm Deadline to sign up: 7/17 Fee: $40 (Per person) 40 ACTIVE ADULTS 55+ ACTIVE ADULTS (55+ years)

SPECIAL EVENTS Reservation is required for the special events, please call 707.431.3324 to reserve your spot. Visit our Healdsburg Senior Center Facebook page for updated information on special events and classes held throughout the year. CELEBRATE PASSOVER (PEASCH) THE FESTIVAL OF FREEDOM Celebrate freedom, spring, and hope for a brighter future! Join the Healdsburg Senior Center and the Jewish Community Center of Sonoma County Friendship Circle as they lead a traditional Passover Seder, which will include reading, telling stories, eating special foods, singing, and other Passover traditions. No experience required, just a desire for this celebration to be joyous! All ages are welcome to this free community event. Reserve your seat by calling the Senior Center at 431-3324. MONDAY POTLUCK CLUB The Healdsburg Senior Potluck Club is a 62-year tradition. Open to all ages, this monthly potluck is a wonderful way to get to know your fellow neighbors, try new foods and spend an evening together. Bring a dish to share and please RSVP in advance. 4th Monday of the month through October 6-7:30 pm MOTHER’S DAY TEA This traditional tea is made possible by the Friends of the Healdsburg Senior Center and served by your elected City of Healdsburg officials. Fancy hats are encouraged, not required. Extending one’s pinky is a must. Wednesday, May 6, 3 pm FATHER’S DAY LUNCHEON This luncheon celebrates fathers, grandfathers and all others. A traditional hot-dog lunch with all the trimmings, made possible by the Friends of the Healdsburg Senior Center. Thursday, June 18, 12-1:30 pm ICE CREAM SOCIAL We all scream for ice cream! Bring a friend to this annual event made possible by the Friends of the Healdsburg Senior Center. Friday, July 31, 3 pm ROOT BEER FLOAT PARTY, CELEBRATING THE END OF SUMMER Celebrate the end of summer with this all-American treat. This event is open to all ages. Friday, August 28, 3 pm ACTIVE ADULTS 55+ 41 ACTIVE ADULTS (55+ years)

HEALDSBURG SENIOR CENTER ONGOING PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES

MONDAY 10-10:45 am Laughter Yoga Weekly 10 am-12 pm SRJC Older Adults Conversational Spanish Weekly - Follows SRJC Calendar 1-4 pm Party Bridge Weekly - Welcoming new members 5:30 pm Healdsburg Sr. Citizens Potluck Dinner 4th Monday monthly. Bring a dish to share TUESDAY 9-11 am Friends of the Senior Center Board Meeting 4th Tuesday monthly - Welcoming new members 10 am-12 pm Fiber Arts Group Weekly - Welcoming new members 10 am-4 pm SHARE Healdsburg 1st & 3rd Tuesday monthly – Drop-in’s welcome 11 am-12:30 pm Original Center Book Club 4th Tuesday monthly 1-4 pm Flixters 1st & 3rd Tuesdays monthly 1:30-3 pm Dementia Caregiver Support Group 2nd Tuesday monthly WEDNESDAY 9 am-1 pm Health Insurance Counseling (HICAP) Appointment required call 526-4108 2nd & 4th Wed. monthly. 10 am-12 pm Chess/Checkers Weekly - Welcoming new members 10 am-12 pm Current Events Discussion Group Weekly - Welcoming new members 1-4 pm SRJC Older Adults Watercolor & Drawing Class Weekly - Follows SRJC Calendar Location: Healdsburg Community Ctr. 1-3 pm Legal Counseling with Leo Alberigi 2nd Wednesday monthly by appointment 707.431.3324 1-4 pm Senior Citizens Advisory Commission Mtg. 4th Wednesday monthly at City Hall Chambers THURSDAY 10 am-12 pm Scrabble Weekly - Welcoming new members 12 pm Jiffy Bag delivery Healdsburg Food Pantry 1st & 3rd Thursdays. Food Pantry 1505 Healdsburg Ave. 1-3 pm Poker Weekly 1:30-3:30 pm Bingo! Weekly - Welcoming new members. Nickle a card. 2- 3:30 pm Loteria en Español 2nd & 4th Thursdays of the month FRIDAY 10-11 am Relax! Calming Coloring Group Weekly - Welcoming new members. Materials provided. 1:30-3:30 pm Mah Jong Weekly - Welcoming new members 12:30-2:30 pm Intermediate Ukulele Weekly - Welcoming new members 12:30-3 pm Rummikub & Tile Games Weekly - Welcoming new members 2:30-3:30 pm Ping-Pong Play! Weekly - Welcoming new members 2:30-3:30 pm TED Talk Discussion Forum Monthly dates vary. All are welcome The Computer Center, Library and Boutique are open between 9 am-4:45 pm Monday-Friday. Looking for a space for your next event? Try the Senior Center, great space at a reasonable price.

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