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Movies in the Park in July and August VOLUME 5, ISSUE 2 CITY OF COMMUNITY INFORMATION GUIDE PARKS, RECREATION AND LIBRARY SERVICES DEPARTMENT Spring/Summer 2018 TurnTurn toto InglewoodInglewood forfor FunFun && SunSun Spring/Summer Edition CITYOFINGLEWOOD.ORG CITY OF COMMUNITY INFORMATION GUIDE VOLUME 5, Issue 2 On behalf of the City, we would like to extend greetings to all residents: With the arrival of spring and summer just around the corner, we invite you to “turn to Inglewood for fun and sun.” We have a variety of programs and special events for your family to choose from. One such offering is Pickleball, one of the fastest growing sports in America! is is a great intergenerational sport that can be played by the entire family. Adults can get moving with Zumba with Ronnie. Or perhaps, you are looking for an activity for your children. Sign them up for Dodgers RBI or Summer Day Camp. rough participation in parks and recreation activities your children have unlimited opportunities to make new friends, learn new skills, boost self-esteem, develop a healthier lifestyle, and just plain have some fun. Seniors, if you haven’t already visited the new Inglewood Senior Center, it’s a must see. It’s a beautiful state-of-the-art facility with great amenities. Celebrate and enjoy memorable free family-friendly events and cultural celebrations including the Earth Day Festival in April, Memorial Day Celebration in May, Relay for Life in June and Movies in the Park in July and August. We are looking forward to a summer of fun and urge you to get out and enjoy all your City has to offer. Please let us know if you have ideas of programs you would like to see in your community. We would love to hear from you. Contact the Parks, Recreation and Library Services Department at (310) 412-8750. Enjoy the new Inglewood! Artie Fields City Manager Inglewood City Ocials James T. Butts Jr. Mayor George Dotson Councilman, District 1 Alex Padilla Councilman, District 2 Eloy Morales, Jr. Councilman, District 3 Ralph L. Franklin Councilman, District 4 Yvonne Horton City Clerk Wanda Brown City Treasurer Artie Fields City Manager David L. Esparza Assistant City Manager/CFO Voltee la Guía para la Versión en Español 2 CityofInglewood.org tABLE OF cONTENTS In This Issue The Forum . 4 Transit Oriented Development -Downtown Plan Stadium Project. 5 Inglewood (TOD) . 17 Inglewood Negotiates for New NBA Arena . 6 Public Safety . 18, 19 Hollywood Park Specific Office of Emergency Services. 18 Community Events . 7 Community Emergency Response Team Inglewood Public Libraries . 8, 9, 10,11 (C.E.R.T.) . 18 Cultural and Performing Arts. 11 Inglewood Police Department . 19 Human Services & Resource Center. 12 Los Angeles County Fire Department Volunteer Program. 12 Recruitment Unit. 19 Free Lunch and Supper Program . 12 Teen Center & Recreational Senior Programs & Services . 13,14 Services . 20,21 Register Public Works Department . 15,16,17 Inglewood Fun Club . 20 Bicycle Redistribution Program . 15 Inglewood Community and Regional in a Solid Waste Management . 15 Engagement (I-CARE) Project . 20 Click! Ocean Friendly Gardens Project. 16 Mobile Recreation Program . 21 REGISTER ONLINE AT: Inglewood Guide to Home Mechanics. 16 Sports . 22,23 Public Housing Authority Plan and Resident City Directory. 24 parksrec.cityonglewood.org Advisory Board (RAB). 17 I Line Shuttle Route. 25 Use your Discover, Visa Facilities/Parks Guide & Map . 26, 27 Facilities/Park Rentals . 28 or MasterCard to sign up! Recreational Activities Preview the Community Information Guide early and register online. Visit: YOUTH – TEEN After School Recreation Program. 20 Shorin-Ryu Karate . 22 Ballet Folklorico. 12 SuperTots Sports Academy. 22 Dodgers RBI Baseball . 22 Tap & Ballet. 12 Fantasia Dance Ensemble. 12 Teen Center . 20 Don’t have a computer? Mobile Recreation Program . 21 Tennis Lessons . 22 Computer kiosks for Online Registration ADULT are available at Darby Park & Rogers Park Ballet Folklorico. 12 Racquetball (Open Play) . 23 Basketball (Open Play) . 23 Tennis Lessons . 23 Martial Arts/Self Defense. 23 Weight Room . 23 MARK YOUR CALENDAR! Pickleball. 23 Zumber with Ronnie . 12 SENIOR ADULT Bazaar. 14 Knitting & Crocheting . 14 BE WELL . 14 Racquetball (Open Play) . 23 Billiards. 14 Sewing/Arts & Crafts. 14 Bingo. 14 Tai Chi . 14 Book Club . 14 Tennis Lessons . 23 Bridge for Beginners . 14 Travelairs. 14 Friends for Fun . 14 Walking Class . 14 Healthy Lifestyle Class . 14 Weight Room . 23 Inspirational Choir. 14 Yoga . 14 Jewelry Class. 14 Zumba. 14 Programs/Events Althea Moses Fitness Club. 23 Inglewood Community and Regional Blood Pressure. 14 Engagement (I-CARE) Project . 20 Care Management. 12 Library Programs . 8,9,10,11 Caregiver Support . 14 Memorial Day Celebration . 7 Community Events . 7 Movies in the Park. 7 Earth Day Jazz Festival . 7 Parent’s Night Out . 21 Free Child and Adult Care Food Program Summer Day Camp . 21 Earth Day Jazz Festival 2018 (CACFP) (Youth 18 & Under) . 12 Senior Congregate Meals. 13 Saturday, April 21, 2018 Hispanic Heritage Festival . 7 Spring Break Bridge . 21 10:00 am - 6:00 pm at City Hall, South Lawn Home Delivered Meals . 13 Transportation. 13 Volunteer Program. 12 see page 7 The Community Information Guide is published quarterly by the City of Inglewood. Spring/Summer 2018 Community Information GUIDE 3 Schedule of Events March – August 2018 SCHEDULED EVENT DATES AT TIME OF PRINTING. Sun, March 11 – 5pm Sat, May 12 – 7:30pm Thu, Jul 19 – 6:00pm iHeartRadio Music Juanes: Amarte Tour Thirty Seconds To Mars Awards With Mon Laferte Fri-Sat, March 30-31 – 8pm Tue-Wed, May 15-16 – 8pm Fri, Jul 27-28 – 7:30pm Romeo Santos: U2: EXPERIENCE + Phish Golden Tour INNOCENCE Tour Sat & Wed, Apr 7 & 11 – 7pm Wed, May 30 – 7:30pm Tue, Jul 31 – 7:00pm Maluma: Steely Dan & The Doobie Daryl Hall & John Oates F.A.M.E Tour Brothers: The Summer of And Train Living Dangerously Tour Sat, April 21 – 7:30pm Fri, June 1 – 8pm Sat, Aug 4-5 – 8:00pm 93.5 KDAY Presents P!NK: Beautiful Trauma Jeff Lynne's ELO Krush Groove World Tour Sun, April 22 – 6pm Mon-Tue, June 4-5 – 7:30pm Wed, Aug 8 – 7:30pm Bad Bunny: Maroon 5: Weezer & Pixies La Nueva Religion Red Pill Blues Tour Sat-Sun, April 28-29 – 8pm Fri, Jun 8 – 7:00pm Sat, Aug 18 – 7:00pm Justin Timberlake: The The Adventures of Kesha Chris Stapleton: All- Man Of The Woods Tour and Macklemore American Road Show May 3-6 – Times Vary Fri, Jun 15 7:30pm Tue, Aug 28 – 7:30pm Cirque Du Soleil: Chicago & Shakira: El Dorado Sep7imo Dia REO Speedwagon World Tour Thu-Fri, May 10-11 – 7:30pm Fri, Jul 13-14 – 8:00pm Sun, Sep 9 – 8:00pm Top Dawg Entertainment: Harry Styles: Game of Thrones Live The Championship Tour Live On Tour Concert Experience P u r c h a s e T i c k e t s FabulousForum.com or Ticketmaster.com 800-745-3000 Monday-Saturday: 9 am - 6 pm; Sunday: 12 pm - 6 pm; Ticket Sales available via automation 24/7 Forum Box Office: The Forum Box Office is located on the West side The Box Office is open Tuesdays through Thursdays from 11:00 am – (Prairie Avenue side) of the venue. 3900 W. Manchester Blvd., 7:00 pm, and on event days from 12:00 pm until one hour after the Inglewood, CA 90305 – (310) 330-7300 scheduled start time of the event. 4 Hollywood Park Specific Plan Stadium Project Inglewood is now the home of two National Football League teams! Nearly a year after getting its first NFL team in about 20 years, the LA Rams; the Chargers are now set to join them to call Inglewood their home. Inglewood, the future home of a $2.6 billion stadium, is rejoicing. Who says lightning doesn't strike in the same place twice, it has in the City of Champions and the Inglewood community is elated! Inglewood welcomes the Chargers with open arms and looks forward to supporting both teams. Good things happen in the month of January for the City of Inglewood! January of 2014, the Forum re- opened with The Eagles performing. The Forum is now the #1 concert venue in California. In January of 2015, the City announced the City of Champions Revitalization Initiative. January of 2016, the NFL votes to allow the LA Rams to relocate to Inglewood and finally; in January of 2017, the Los Angeles Chargers announced that they will relocate here. In less than one year, Inglewood has gone from having NO NFL teams to two. This is a great day for the City of Inglewood. The stadium is slated to open in 2020. Spring/Summer 2018 Community Information GUIDE 5 INGLEWOOD NEGOTIATES FOR NEW NBA ARENA On Thursday, June, 15, 2017, the Inglewood City Council unanimously approved an exclusive negotiating agreement with the Los Angeles Clippers that could lead to the construction of an arena for a NBA team. The arena would be located across the street from the NFL stadium that will be the home of the Rams and Chargers. The agreement calls for a three-year negotiating period, including a six- month extension, during which, the team will develop details of its proposed state-of-the-art basketball arena with 18,000 to 20,000 seats, team offices, parking and a practice facility. The developers paid a non- refundable $1.5 million deposit to the City to cover costs associated with the planning. The project could provide the opportunity for the Los Angeles Clippers to move to Inglewood. Currently, the Clippers share Staples Center with the Los Angeles Lakers, the NHL's Kings and the WNBA's Sparks.
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