The Healdsburg Wonder League

WELCOME BIENVENIDO

Welcome to the spring and summer edition of the Healdsburg ¡Bienvenido a la Guía de Recreación de Healdsburg para la Recreation Guide! We are excited to unveil a full slate of edición de primavera y verano! Estamos entusiasmados de programs and services this season, including some brand new revelar una lista completa de programas y servicios esta temporada, incluyendo nuevas propuestas. La Ciudad de offerings. The City of Healdsburg was recently designated as Healdsburg fue designada recientemente como la primera the first Age-Friendly City in Sonoma County and we feel our Ciudad Amigable con la Edad en el Condado de Sonoma y program offerings fit that bill perfectly. Whether you are age sentimos que nuestras propuestas de programas encajan eight, eighty, or beyond you are sure to find an activity that fits perfectamente en este proyecto. Si usted tiene ocho años, 80, your interest. o más, de seguro que encontrará una actividad que se adapte a sus intereses. A partnership with Santa Rosa Junior College has led to the Una asociación con Santa Rosa Junior College se formó addition of numerous special interest adult education certificate recientemente y ha llevado al aumento de numerosos cursos courses. These classes are free to attend and provide an de educación para adultos con interés especial que son opportunity for personal growth, group interaction, and mental certificados. Estas clases son gratuitas para que pueda asistir stimulation. Looking to take part in physical activity in a social y proporcionan una oportunidad para el crecimiento personal, and welcoming atmosphere? Give Pickleball a try! This sport is la interacción en grupo y la estimulación mental. ¿Quiere perfect for all ages and physical abilities. Pick-up games are participar en una actividad física en un ambiente social y currently taking place at the Community Center, Giorgi Park, and acogedor? ¡Dele una oportunidad a Pickleball! Este deporte es perfecto para todas las edades y habilidades físicas. Los juegos Healdsburg High School. If you have a teen or tween at home se llevan a cabo actualmente en el Centro Comunitario, Giorgi we invite you to look at our new offerings geared towards ages Park, y Healdsburg High. Si usted tiene un adolescente en casa 12+ including art and media, dance, exercise, and athletics. le invitamos a que vea los nuevos programas que se ofrecen In addition to our classes and camps we are excited to introduce que son guiadas para los mayores de 12 años e incluyen arte & medios, baile, ejercicio, y atletismo. several new community events this spring and summer. Bring the whole family downtown for Big Truck Day on April 27. Get Además de nuestras clases y campamentos estamos encantados de presentar varios nuevos eventos comunitarios esta primavera an up-close experience with some of the coolest vehicles in y verano. Traiga a toda la familia al centro de la cuidad para el Sonoma County. The Grind (cover photo) returns for the 3rd Dia de los Camiones Grandes el 27 de Abril. Venga y conozca consecutive year and is the perfect opportunity for children de cerca los mejores vehículos en el Condado de Sonoma. El and teens to experience skating, scootering, art, and music Grind (foto de portada) regresa por tercer año consecutivo y in an action packed weekend. Tuesdays in the Plaza concerts es la oportunidad perfecta para que los niños y adolescentes will continue to fill downtown with music this summer, with experimenten el patinaje, scootering, arte y la música en un fin accompanying movies on 6/12, 7/10, and 8/14. de semana lleno de acción. Los Martes de Conciertos en la Plaza continuarán llenando el centro con música este verano y serán We hope you have an opportunity to enjoy the many programs, acompañados de películas los días 6/12, 7/10, y 8/14. parks, and services that make Healdsburg a special place to Esperamos que tenga la oportunidad de disfrutar de la cantidad live, work, and play. Please visit the Community Services page de programas, parques y servicios que hacen de Healdsburg at cityofhealdsburg.org or call us with any questions you may un lugar especial para vivir, trabajar y jugar. Por favor, visite la have. We are here for you! página de Servicios Comunitarios en www.cityofhealdsburg.org o llámenos con cualquier pregunta que pueda tener. ¡Estamos All the best, aquí para usted! Healdsburg Community Services Todo lo mejor, Servicios Comunitarios de Healdsburg

FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK AND CONTINUE TO CHECK THE COMMUNITY SERVICES PAGE AT CITYOFHEALDSBURG.ORG TO STAY UP TO DATE ON ALL OF OUR CURRENT OFFERINGS. SIGUENOS EN FACEBOOK Y SIGUE NUESTRA PÁGINA DE SERVICIOS COMUNITARIOS EN CITYOFHEALDSBURG.ORG PARA MANTENERSE AL TANTO DE LO QUE OFRECEMOS. 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. WELCOME 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS CLASS INFO

Community Events �� 6-7 Classes are taught by trained recreation staff or by Parks and Open Space �� 8-10 contracted instructors who are skilled and experienced in their area of specialty. Please note: Contract instructors Birthday Parties �� 11 develop their program curriculum and may charge a Early Childhood Education �� 12 materials fee in addition to the program fee. Materials Spring Break Camps �� 13 fees are payable directly to the instructor on the first day Youth & Teen Programs �� 14-17 of the class. Summer Camps �� 18-22 All classes and camps have a minimum number of Aquatics �� 23-27 enrollees required to conduct the class. We encourage registration no less than 7 days prior to the first date of Adult Programs �� 28-32 the class to prevent cancellations due to low enrollment. Volunteer Opportunities �� 33 We’re here to answer any questions you may have about Active Adult (55+) Programs �� 34-39 our classes, instructors or appropriate placement in a 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: © 2019 City of Healdsburg the Community Services Department are Design: © 2019 Pembroke Studios eligible for assistance. The Friends of the Photography: City staff | Kim Carroll, Cynthia Glassell, Scott Keneally 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

Eventos Comunitarios �� 6-7 Las clases son enseñadas por personal de recreación Parques y Espacios Abiertos �� 8-10 entrenado o por instructores contratados que son Fiestas de Cumpleaños �� 11 expertos y experimentados en su área de especialidad. Tenga en cuenta: Instructores contratados desarrollan Educación para la Edad Temprana �� 12 su programa de estudios y puede cobrar una tarifa Campamentos de Descanso Primaveral �� 13 adicional aparte de la tarifa del programa. La cuota de Programas para Jóvenes y Adolescentes �� 14-17 materiales se debe pagar directamente al instructor el Campamentos de Verano �� 18-22 primer día de clases. Natación �� 23-27 Todas las clases y campamentos tienen un número Programas para Adultos �� 28-32 mínimo de participantes requeridos para llevar a cabo la clase. Aconsejamos que los participantes se registren Oportunidades de Voluntariado �� 33 por lo menos 7 días antes de la primera fecha de la clase Programas para Adultos Activos (55 +) �� 34-39 para evitar cancelaciones debido a baja inscripción. Estamos aquí para contestar cualquier pregunta 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 COMMUNITY EVENTS For more info on these and all of our upcoming events please follow us on /healdsburgcommunityservices/events.

ST. PATRICK’S DAY FESTIVITIES Sunday, March 17, 7-8:30 am, Healdsburg Avenue | 12-1:30 pm, Plaza Park Sponsored by City of Healdsburg, in collaboration with B&B Lounge, the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade is a family- friendly parade 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. BIG TRUCK DAY Saturday, April 27, 10 am-4 pm, Healdsburg Avenue Get up close and experience the sights and sounds of some of the most unique trucks in Sonoma County. Bring the family and enjoy live music, interactive activities, food, and learn all about the trucks on display and how they operate. FITCH MOUNTAIN FOREVER FUNDRAISER Sunday, April 28, 11:30 am-2 pm, Villa Chanticleer The City of Healdsburg and the Fitch Mountain Forever Fund invite you to the Villa Chanticleer to show your support for beautiful Fitch Mountain. The afternoon will include a barbecue lunch, live music, a guided hike to the top of the mountain, children’s activities, fundraising auction, and celebration of the official transfer of the mountain to the City of Healdsburg. For more information, please visit fitchmountainfund.org. THE GRIND Friday, May 17, 6-8 pm, Saturday, May 18, 10 am-2 pm, Carson Warner Memorial Skate Park Join the City of Healdsburg for the 3rd annual installment of The Grind, a unique event that introduces youth to art in our community by blending skating, music, and art demonstrations. Follow our Facebook page for more details and information on our demonstration and performance line-up. TUESDAYS IN THE PLAZA Tuesdays, May 28 – August 27, 6-8 pm, Plaza Park Our weekly concerts provide an eclectic and unique line-up of bands 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 5pm, with the music beginning at 6pm. A complete list of the concert line-up and food vendors will be available in May. For more information on the concert series, please visit bit.ly/hbgconcertseries. 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 our concert page, bit.ly/hbgconcertseries, or call 707.431.3128 for more information. JAZZ VILLAGE May 31 – June 9, West Plaza Park, 12-5 pm daily Healdsburg Jazz presents a free “Mini-Festival within the Festival,” offering ten days of activities including 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. Brand new this year is the Jazz Village Campus – a series of interactive workshops designed by musicians/educators specifically for students in grades pre-k through 5th grade. The full lineup and time line of activities will be posted at healdsburjazz.org and updated on an ongoing basis.

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SUNDAY MUSIC IN THE PLAZA Sundays, June 9 – August 18, 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 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. bit.ly/hbgconcertseries. SUMMER MOVIES IN THE PLAZA 2nd Tuesdays, June – August, 8:45 pm, Plaza Park Enjoy family-friendly movies in the Plaza this summer. Movies will be shown immediately following the Tuesdays in the Plaza concert. Grab a blanket, chair, your favorite snack and head own to the Plaza! All movies are alcohol-free events and are free to attend. Free popcorn will be provided! A full list of the movies will be available in May. HEALDSBURG ART FESTIVAL Friday, June 21, 5-9 pm, Saturday, June 22, 11 am-7 pm, Sunday, June 23, 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 & 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. 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. *A special Art After Dark will take place on Friday, June 21 as part of the Healdsburg Art Festival.

COMMUNITY EVENTS 7 GET OUTDOORS!

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. 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, please attend one of the two work day opportunities listed below: • Fitch Mountain: every 2nd Saturday from 9am-1pm (October - June). Meet at Lower Villa parking lot. • Healdsburg Ridge: every 4th Wednesday, from 9am-1pm (October - June). Meet at Arabian Way trailhead. 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. 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 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.

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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. VOLUNTEER AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER IGROW PROGRAM GARDEN The Healdsburg Community Services Department is seeking volunteers to help plant, nurture and harvest produce grown at the Community Center iGrow Program Garden. This volunteer, community-based gardening project utilizes the wonderful raised garden boxes at the Community Center supporting the Sonoma County Health Action goals of growing, eating and sharing healthy food within our community. The Community Services Department utilizes the garden as a learning environment for children in youth programs as well as for growing specifically for the purpose of supplying the Healdsburg Food Pantry with fresh, organic produce. Volunteers also reap the benefits of the garden as they are able to take home fresh produce. For more information or to be added to the waiting list, please contact the Community Services Department at 707.431.3301. 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 contact us to have your name put on our waitlist by calling 707.431.3301.

GET OUTDOORS! 9 PARKS & PICNIC RESERVATIONS

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

10 PARKS & PICNIC RESERVATIONS BIRTHDAY PARTIES WITH THE COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT

Looking for a novel idea for your child’s birthday? Let our trained recreation staff handle the fun and activities for your next party! The two-hour party package includes the use of the multi-purpose room for special games and activities that are focused on a playful, age-appropriate theme, supervised by trained staff. Outdoor parties with a visit from the Mobile Recreation Unit also available! Fee: $200 (up to 12 children) / $240 (13-20 children)

PRESCHOOL BIRTHDAY PARTIES (3-5 years) Pirates & Princesses Sports of All Sorts Construction Zone Tea Party Forest Fairies & Wood Sprites

YOUTH BIRTHDAY PARTIES (6-12 years) Mobile Recreation Party at the Park Star Wars Birthday Construction & Destruction Sports Themed PARTY PLANNING INFORMATION Community Services staff member will meet with parents to help plan desired party. Party applications must be received a minimum of 3 weeks prior to the desired party date. An $80 nonrefundable application fee is due with the submission of an application and it applies to the total party fee. Applications are available online at cityofhealdsburg.org and at the Healdsburg Community Center

BIRTHDAY PARTIES 11 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION PROGRAMS (birth-5 years)

2019/2020 PRESCHOOL REGISTRATION Preschool programs run from September 2019 – May 2020. Registration for the upcoming 2019/2020 school year will begin March 18. A $50 non-refundable deposit is due upon registration. This deposit will be applied to the first month’s tuition.

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 (No class 3/18-3/22 for Spring Break)

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 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 (No 3/18-3/22 for Spring Break)

MUSIC TOGETHER (birth-4 years) For 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 Fee: $135 ($120 sibling / siblings under 8 months free) Additional Fees: Returning Families $40 Curriculum Fee / New Families $55 Curriculum Fee SPRING SESSIONS Mon Tue Wed 4/1-6/3 4/2-6/4 4/3-6/5 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 Mon Tue Wed 7/8-8/19 7/9-8/20 7/10-8/21 9:30-10:15 am 5-5:45 pm 9:30-10:15 am 10:30-11:15 am 10:30-11:15 am A PERFECT DAY TO PLAY Join us in our newest adventure which is designed to get your little ones engaged by bringing programs directly to you! We will be driving our preschool aged appropriate programs to a different local park each month. We will have fun games and activities for your child. These special days are free to attend and older children are welcome to join the fun as well! Location: Gibbs Park First date: Sat 4/6 10:30 am-12:30 pm Follow us on Facebook for future dates, times, and locations /healdsburgcommunityservices/events.

12 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION SPRING BREAK CAMPS (March 18-22, 2019)

FUNFACTORY (2½-3½ years & 3½-5 years) This camp is designed to spark creativity through Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics (STEAM). Each day children will explore, create, and experiment with new and exciting materials! Instructor: Community Services Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center Mon-Fri 9 am-1 pm Fee: $135

CAMP HBG: SPRING BREAK (5½-11 years) Join the all-new Spring Break camp located in Room 6 at the Fitch Mountain campus. Campers will enjoy activities including treasure hunts, outdoor games, dress-up days, arts and crafts, science and more. Snacks will be provided, Campers need to bring their own lunch. Instructor: Community Services Staff Location: Fitch Mountain Elementary, Room 6 Mon-Fri 9 am-1:30 pm Fee: $120 / $30 Drop-in (per day)

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AIKIDO (5-14 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 Fee: $65 SPRING SESSION SUMMER SESSION Wed Tue/Thur Beginner 4-4:45 pm Beginner 4-4:45 pm Intermediate/Advanced 4:45-5:30 pm Intermediate/Advanced 4:45-5:30 pm 4/10-5/29 6/6-7/2

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 high risk of contact-injuries. In week one, all ‘Free Agent’ players will be evaluated and put through a series of combine-like skills and assessment drills. Players will be taught the fundamentals including footwork, positioning, passing and receiving skills as well as general flag football rules and regulations. Following those assessments, teams will be chosen by the NAoA staff. Players will be encouraged to play lots of different positions Each participant receives a player handbook, t-shirt, and a set of flags. Instructor: National Academy of Athletics Location: Healdsburg Community Center Field Tue (practice) 5:30-7 pm Fri (games) Fee: $159 4/9-5/17

SEWING – BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE LEVELS (8+ years) Come learn to sew! Beginners will learn basic sewing skills such as pinning fabric, marking sewing lines, sewing in straight lines, and using sewing notions (tools). Students will complete 3-4 projects such as pillow forms, covers and cases, totes, hangar covers, and cloth baskets. In the intermediate class students will be improving their sewing skills and learning to read patterns. Students will make 2-3 more advanced projects such as tote bag, pajama bottoms, and rag quilts. Sewing machines provided. $15 materials fee due to the instructor on the first day of class. Instructor: Wanona Montanye Location: Fitch Mountain Elementary Fri 3-5:30 pm Fee: $59 4/12-5/17 5/31-6/28

FALL SOCCER LEAGUE 2019 LEAGUES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AVAILABLE FROM AGES 4-15 Registration period runs from April 1– July 19, 2019 Practices start August 12, 2019 • 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 19. Please contact the Healdsburg Community Center 707.431.3301 for more information, or register online at cityofhealdsburg.org. LIGAS DE FUTBOL DE OTOÑO 2019. LIGAS PARA NIÑOS Y NIÑAS DE 4 A 15 AÑOS El período de inscripción es del 1 de Abril al 19 de Julio de 2019. Las prácticas comienzan el 12 de Agosto de 2019 • 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 19 de Julio.

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HEALDSBURG CENTER FOR THE ARTS CLASSES Healdsburg Center for the Arts will be offering a diverse selection of classes at the Healdsburg Community Center this spring! Please visit healdsburgcenterforthearts.org for complete fee and registration information for the following programs:

THE ART OF NATURE AND CLIMATE CHANGE GLASS MOSAICS (12+ years) (8-14 years) Instructor: Barbara McNally Instructor: Kelly Ebeling Location: Community Center Location: Community Center Sat 10 am-3 pm Tue 3:30-5 pm Register: healdsburgcenterforthearts.org Register: healdsburgcenterforthearts.org 3/30 3/26-4/30 ARCHAEOLOGY OF LIFE, AN ASSEMBLAGE CLASS DRAWING: IN, OUT AND ABOUT (6-12 years) (8+ years) Instructor: Kelly Ebeling Instructor: Cat Kaufman Location: Community Center Location: Community Center Thur 3:30-5 pm Sat/Sun 10 am-3 pm Register: healdsburgcenterforthearts.org Register: healdsburgcenterforthearts.org 3/28-5/2 4/6-4/7 Ages 8-11 must be accompanied by an adult. ENCAUSTIC AND THE ALTERED BOOK (12+ years) Instructor: Cari Hernandez Location: Community Center Sat 10 am-3:30 pm Register: healdsburgcenterforthearts.org 3/16

THE HEALDSBURG WONDER LEAGUE BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE ROTARY CLUB OF HEALDSBURG SUNRISE A very special baseball league for special needs children 4-19 yrs Spring Training: April 6, 2019, 10:30 am-12 noon Games-Saturdays: April 13 - June 1, 2019, 10:30 am-12 noon Healdsburg Community Center; Last Game: Rec Park $40 Donation Appreciated 707.479.7164

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TENNIS We are excited to introduce our new tennis provider, Bear Republic Racquet and Tennis, LLC! All instructors are USPTA certified and bring a wealth of teaching and tennis experience. They are thrilled to join the Healdsburg community and help you learn the game and improve your tennis skills.

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 4-5:30 pm Sat 11 am-12:30 pm Fee: $189 3/9-4/20 NOTE: For future tennis class dates please visit us online at bit.ly/COHTennis19.

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 10-11 am 3/9-4/20 NOTE: For future tennis class dates please visit us online at bit.ly/COHTennis19.

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GIRLS YOUTH VOLLEYBALL (Grades 3-8 years) Learn to play volleyball in this fun and interactive class from junior high and high school volleyball coach Kim Collins. Players will learn how to serve, pass, hit, and set through group drills and games. Instructor: Kim Collins Location: Healdsburg Junior High Gymnasium Thu 6th-8th grade: 3:30-5 pm Fee: $65 3rd-5th grade: 5-6 pm Fee: $45 4/18-5/16

ZUMBA (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 the knees. Instructor: Leticia Ortiz Location: Community Center Mon/Thu 6-7 pm Drop-in Fee: $10 3/4-3/28 4/1-4/30 5/6-5/30 (No class 5/27) 6/3-6/27 7/1-7/29 (No class 7/4) 8/1-8/29

JUNE 10 - JULY 31 We are thrilled to announce that Healdsburg was once again selected as a host for the Junior Giants Program! This program is a FREE non-competitive and coed 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 1st. Contact the Healdsburg Community Center for more information.

YOUTH & TEEN PROGRAMS 17 SUMMER CAMP 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! Participants will enjoy activities that include art, crafts, science projects, gardening, cooking, sports, games, special speakers and presentations, and much more! No matter which age level, your child will have a blast this summer at Camp HBG!

NEW TO CAMP HBG: EARLY DROP OFF!

CAMP HBG: PRESCHOOL ADVENTURELAND (2 ½-5 years) Join us this summer for our Adventureland themed camps. Each week we will take a new adventure. Camp will include, cooking, science, arts and crafts, games, sports, and special presentations. Instructor: Community Services Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center Mon/Wed/Fri 9 am-1pm Fee: $85 Mon-Fri 9 am-1 pm Fee: $130 6/10-6/14 Dino Dig 6/17-6/21 Star Wars 6/24-6/28 Safari 7/1-7/3 Carnival 7/8-7/12 Hawaiian Luau 7/15-7/19 Disney/Super Heroes 7/22-7/26 Wild West 7/29-8/2 Magic School Bus Scientific Adventure 8/5-8/9 The Great Camp Out Ages 2 ½-3 will be in Room 1 / Ages 4-5 will be in Room 2 NOTE: ALL children must be potty trained prior to the start of the program.

CAMP HBG: ADVENTURELAND (5-11 years) Join us on an adventure this summer as campers immerse themselves in a new topic each week. Science, arts and crafts, cooking, games, sports, and special presenters will be included throughout the summer. Whether you are here for one week or all nine, our camps are sure to provide an unforgettable adventure fun for everyone! All campers in this program will enjoy swimming at Healdsburg Swim Center every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Instructor: Community Services Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center Full Day Drop-in 8 am-5:30 pm Fee: $165 Fee: $99 (7/1-7/3) 8 am-5:30 pm Fee: $45 (per day) Half Day Early Drop Off 8 am-12:30 pm Fee: $90 Fee: $58 (7/1-7/3) 7:30 am Fee: $5 (per day) 6/10-6/14 Carnival 6/17-6/21 Science Adventure 6/24-6/28 Back to the Future 7/1-7/3 Wild West (No Camp 7/4 or 7/5) 7/8-7/12 Disney 7/15-7/19 Mysteries & Myths 7/22-7/26 Beach Week 7/29-8/2 Animal Kingdom 8/5-8/9 Summer Game

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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ATHLETICS SUMMER SPORTS CAMPS (7-13 years) National Academy of Athletics provides your camper 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: $140 Fee: $190

6/10-6/14 Hoop It Up Basketball Summer Camp Location: Healdsburg Jr. High All Sorts of Sport Summer Camp 6/17-6/21 Location: Healdsburg Community Center Fields Jr Academy All Sorts of Sports Summer Camp Air Attack Flag Football Summer Camp Location: Healdsburg High School Synthetic Field 6/24-6/28 High Spirit Cheer and Dance Camp Location: Healdsburg Community Center Fields Hoop It Up Basketball Summer Camp Location: Healdsburg Jr. High 7/8-7/12 Run, Shoot Pass Lacrosse Summer Camp Location: Healdsburg Community Center Fields Air Attack Flag Football Summer Camp Location: Healdsburg High School Synthetic Field 7/15-7/19 Bump, Set, Spike Volleyball Summer Camp Location: Healdsburg Jr. High In the Net Soccer Summer Camp 7/22-7/26 Location: Healdsburg High School Synthetic Field Jr Academy In the Net Soccer Summer Camp All Sorts of Sport Summer Camp Location: Healdsburg Community Center Fields 7/29-8/2 Jr Academy All Sorts of Sports Summer Camp Hoop It Up Basketball Summer Camp Location: Healdsburg Jr. High All Sport Summer Camp - Healdsburg 8/5-8/9 Location: Healdsburg Community Center Fields Jr Academy All Sorts of Sports Summer Camp

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HEALDSBURG CENTER FOR THE ARTS (5-8 years) 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

WEEK 1 6/17/19-6/20/19 9 am-12 pm Exploring Surrealist Art and Artists Instructor: Cat Kaufman 1-4 pm Jewelry Making Instructor: Luann Udell WEEK 2 6/24/19-6/27/19 9 am-12 pm Journaling and the Altered Book Instructor: Lauren Frost 1-4 pm Eco Garden Art Instructor: Kelly Ebeling WEEK 3 7/1/19-7/5/19 (No class 7/4/19) 9 am-12 pm Murals and Urban Street Art Instructor: Harvest Nieto 1-4 pm Mixed Media Madness Instructor: Melinda Garbalda WEEK 4 7/8/19-7/11/19 9 am-12 pm Trash to Treasure: Assemblage Art Instructor: Cat Kaufman 1-4 pm Studio Painting and Drawing Instructor: Kelly Ebeling WEEK 5 7/15/19-7/18/19 9 am-12 pm Exploring Contemporary Art and Artists Instructor: Zoe Brester-Penning 1-4 pm Sculpture and 3D art Instructor: Harvest Nieto WEEK 6 7/22/19-7/25/19 9 am-12 pm TBD Instructor: TBD 1-4 pm Mosaic Stepping Stones Instructor: Barbara McNally WEEK 7 7/29/19-8/1/19 9 am-12 pm Manga and Anime Instructor: TBD 1-4 pm Mosaic Flower Pots and Trivets Instructor: Barbara McNally WEEK 8 8/5/19-8/8/19 9 am-12 pm Encaustic and Collage Instructor: Kelly Ebeling 1-4 pm Super Hero Cartooning Instructor: TBD

CHALLENGER SPORTS' BRITISH SOCCER CAMP Challenger Sports' British Soccer Camp is the most popular soccer camp in the country based upon one of the most innovative approaches to coaching youth soccer. Our experienced International staff study the game at all levels and will help players improve their core techniques and become more confident on the ball. With programs for each age, the curriculums includes a variety of foot skills, technical drills, tactical practices, freestyle soccer, small-sided games and coached scrimmages. World Cup style games are held each day where campers play soccer while learning about different customs and cultures, and our core values of respect, responsibility, integrity, sportsmanship and leadership. Camp will include a free soccer ball, T-shirt, poster and certificate. Register online at challengersports.com. Instructor: Challenger Soccer Staff Location: Fitch Mountain Elementary Half Day (6-12 years) Mon-Fri 9 am-12 pm Fee: $164 Full Day (8-12 years) Mon-Fri 9 am-4 pm (including 1 hour supervised lunch break) Fee: $216 7/8-7/12 8/5-8/9

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TINY TYKES SOCCER CAMP (3-5 years) A fun introduction to soccer focusing on the delivery of immersive, interactive games and adventures influenced by the very popular year-round Tiny Tykes curriculum. Instructor: Challenger Soccer Staff Location: Fitch Mountain School Mon-Fri 8-9 am Fee : $103 7/8-7/12 8/5-8/9

SONOMA COUNTY PREMIER SOCCER SKILLS CAMP (7-12 years) Sonoma County Premier is proud to provide the community with Summer Camps in 2019. These soccer camps are built for players of all skill levels. The age appropriate curriculum will make sure your player has a great time learning the game and making new friends. Instructor: Sonoma County Premier Location: Healdsburg Community Center Mon-Fri 9 am-12 pm Fee: $120 6/10-6/14 7/8-7/12 ROBOTICS & ENGINEERING CAMPS WITH PLAYWELL TEKNOLOGIES

SUPER HERO ENGINEERING WITH LEGO MATERIALS (5-6 years) NEW PROGRAM Save the world with LEGO Super Heroes! Build the hideouts and vehicles of your favorite caped crusaders and learn what makes them not only Super Heroes, but Super Hero Engineers! An experienced Play-Well Instructor guides young heroes as they design, build, and save a city where ingenuity and imagination can solve any conflict. Instructor: Play-Well Staff Location Healdsburg Community Center Mon-Fri 9 am-12pm Fee: $150 6/17-6/21

SUPER HERO MASTER ENGINEERING USING LEGO MATERIALS (7-12 years) NEW PROGRAM LEGO Super Heroes need your help to defeat the destructive forces of evil arch-villains as they threaten LEGOpolis! Explore the tools and techniques of your favorite caped crusaders and learn what makes them not only Super Heroes, but super engineers. An engineering curriculum designed by Play-Well challenges heroes to design, build, and save a city where ingenuity and imagination can solve any conflict. Instructor: Play-Well Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center Mon-Fri 1-4 pm Fee: $150 6/17-6/21

HARRY POTTER MAGICAL ENGINEERING (5-6 years) Explore the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO! Find Platform 9 3/4 build Hogwarts Express Train, work cooperatively to construct the mysterious Hogwarts castle, and challenge the Hungarian Horntail Dragon. Travel to a world of wizardry and hone your magical skills while learning about Muggle (STEAM) concepts. Instructor: Play-Well Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center Mon-Fri 9 am-12 pm Fee: $150 7/1-7/5 (No camp 7/4)

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HARRY POTTER MASTER ENGINEERING (7-12 years) Master the magic of Harry Potter using LEGO! Build Diagon Alley in preparation for your trip to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Hop on your Broomstick and play Quidditch, duel the evil Lord Voldemort, and hone your magical skills while learning about advanced Muggle (STEAM) concepts. Instructor: Play-Well Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center Mon-Fri 1-4 pm Fee: $150 7/1-7/5 (No camp 7/4)

STOP-MOTION MOVIEMAKING WITH LEGO MATERIALS (6-10 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 Mon-Fri 9 am-12 pm Fee: $175 7/8-7/12

ENGINEERING CHALLENGE WITH LEGO MATERIALS (7-12 years) Are you ready for the Engineering Challenge? Learn to build mechanical devices such as a scissor lift, air compressor, or drawbridge in this advanced course for the strongest LEGO builders. Then work in teams to accomplish a large-scale mission such as a mini-figure rescue or a Rube Goldberg machine! Instructor: Play-Well Staff Location: Healdsburg Community Center Mon-Fri 1-4 pm Fee: $150 7/8-7/12

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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 2019 AQUATICS OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, MAY 18, 12-4 PM | 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, 8 de Junio, 9 am-12 pm | Saturday, June 8, 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, but please check back in the Spring and Summer for the most current information. A current schedule can be found at cityofhealdsburg.org.

Activity Dates Days Times Fee Notes

Mon-Thur 1-4 pm Children 12 years June 10 - Aug 16 Daily General Admission Family Recreational and under must be Fri 1-5 pm or Swimming accompanied by an Season Pass May 18 - Sept 2 Weekends 12-5 pm adult.

Swimming Lessons June 17-Aug 8 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

SEASONAL SWIM TEAM (7-14 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 27. 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 27. Fee: $60

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

CLASES DE NATACION

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 27. 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 27. Fee: $60

PADRE/NIÑOS CLASES GUPPY (6meses-2 años) Esta clase requiere participación de padre/guardián e hijo. Niño/a debe ser capaz de mantener la cabeza levantada. Los padres aprenden técnicas para ayudar a su niño con habilidades de simple conocimiento del agua (sumergir la cara, flotar de frente y espalda con asistencia) aprenderán a disfrutar estar en el agua. Los pequeños aprenderán habilidades básicas en el agua. NIVELES PRINCIPIANTES Clases se enfocan en aclimato al agua y seguridad básica. TURTLE (3-4 años) DUCK (5-8 años) Para los niños con poca o nada de experiencia en el agua y que están listos para tomar una clase sin sus padres. Clases se enfoca en las habilidades de ajuste de agua, metiendo la cara en el agua, flotar con asistencia, meterse debajo del agua e introducción para desarrollar el estilo libre de nado (patalear y cucharear). Se centrará en conocimiento de agua y habilidades de seguridad. PRINCIPIANTES AVANZADOS Clase se enfoca en introducir habilidades de natación y seguridad en el agua. ALLIGATOR (5-7 años) CROCODILE (8-14 años) El niño debe sentirse cómodo en el agua, debe de entrar solo a la piscina, poder meter la cara bajo el agua y entender el concepto de patear y cucharear. Los movimientos básicos de natación serán los fundamentos para introducir los estilos de natación. La seguridad en el agua continuara siendo el énfasis del nivel. NIVELES INTERMEDIOS 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 metros. Se refinara la brazada estilo libre y se introducirá la brazada de espalda, y mantenerse a flote serán el enfoque de este nivel. NIVELES AVANZADOS MARLIN (6-14 años) Niños deben ser capaces de nadar estilo libre hasta por lo menos la mitad de la piscina (o más) boca abajo con patadas continuas mientras respiran hábilmente de lado. El enfoque en perfeccionar el crol de frente, y mejorar el estilo de espalda al igual que una introducción al estilo de pecho y a clavados desde de la cubierta (deck). PRE TEAM (8-17 años) El participante debe de poder nadar a lo largo de la alberca (25 metros) debe de nadar estilo crol de frente y de espalda sin asistencia. Se refinaran los estilos de nado y se hace hincapié a la construcción de resistencia de nado. El estilo mariposa y como dar vueltas será introducido. Clavados y seguridad en el agua se continuara desarrollando. Esta es una introducción a nuestro equipo de natación de verano para los participantes más avanzados. La introducción se dará desde la cubierta, dándole al participante más confianza y experiencia al trabajar con un entrenador desde la cubierta. 26 ACUÁTICOS AQUATICS

HOW TO REGISTER For group lessons find your child’s skill level from the descriptions on page 25 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.

2019 SESSION DATES

Group Lessons Privates Lesson Mon-Thu (2 weeks) Mon-Thu (1 week) June 17-27 June 17-20 July 15-18 July 1-July 11* June 24-27 July 22-25 July 15-25 July 1-5* July 29-Aug 1 July 29-Aug 8 July 8-11 Aug 5-8 *No lessons July 4, 2019. Lessons will meet on Friday July 5th that week. 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 11:00 am 10:30 am 11:30 am 10:30 am 11:00 am 5:15 pm 11:30 am 4:15 pm 11:30 am 4:45 pm 4:15 pm 5:15 pm 4:15 pm 5:45 pm 4:45 pm 4:45 pm 5:45 pm 5:45 pm

Intermediates Advanced Private Lesson Otter Penguin Marlin Dolphin Pre Team All Levels 5-7 years 8-14 years 6-14 years 6+ years 2½ years - Adult 10:30 am 11:00 am 10:30 am 10:00 am 4:45 pm 11:00 am 5:15 pm 4:45 pm 4:15 pm 5:45 pm 4:15 pm 11:30 am 5:45 pm 12:00 pm (four 6:15 pm (four lessons 5:15 pm 5:15 pm 6:15 pm lessons available) available) 4:45 pm AQUATICS 27 ADULT CLASSES (18+ years) HEALDSBURG CENTER FOR THE ARTS CLASSES Healdsburg Center for the Arts will be offering a diverse selection of classes at the Healdsburg Community Center this spring! Please visit healdsburgcenterforthearts.org to complete registration for the following programs:

ENCAUSTIC AND THE ALTERED BOOK (12+ years) Location: Community Center Instructor: Cari Hernandez Sat 10 am-3:30 pm 3/16

GLASS MOSAICS (12+ years) Location: Community Center Instructor: Barbara McNally Sat 10 am-3 pm 3/30

ARCHAEOLOGY OF LIFE, AN ASSEMBLAGE CLASS (8+ years) Location: Community Center Instructor: Cat Kaufman Sat/Sun 10 am-3 pm 4/6-4/7 DANCE CLASSES

EAST COAST SWING (beginning) Swing into Spring! East Coast Swing can be danced to many styles of music. Want to dance at a wedding celebration or at a concert in the park? East Coast Swing is your dance. Learn the basics, how to dance to the music, some cool moves, and leading and following techniques. Make it an exciting and unique date night, come with a group of friends, or feel comfortable meeting new people in a fun and social setting. No partner necessary! Learn from a swing champion who has been teaching dance for over 20 years! Instructor: Eddie Vedolla Location: Healdsburg Community Center Mon 6:30-7:30 pm Fees: $40 (per month) / $12 Drop-in 3/4-3/25

TANGO (beginning) To know Tango is to know Cooooool… There is no feeling quite like dancing with someone around the floor to dramatic exciting tango music. Learn the basics, timing, moves, and fun footwork in the beginning class. In the intermediate class we will learn new moves and work on technique, including leading and following. Make it an exciting and unique date night, come with a group of friends, or meet new people in a safe, comfortable, fun and social setting. No partner necessary! Instructor: Eddie Vedolla Location: Healdsburg Community Center Mon 6:30-7:30 pm Fees: $30 (3 week session) / $12 Drop-in 4/15-4/29

SALSA (beginning) Time to heat up the dance floor! Learn the spicy Salsa dance in this fun and friendly four week dance class. We will learn the basics, how to dance to the music, some hot moves, and leading and following techniques. Make it an exciting and unique date night, come with a group of friends, or meet new people in a comfortable, safe, and social setting. No partner necessary! Let’s get the Salsa Dance Party Started! Instructor: Eddie Vedolla Location: Healdsburg Community Center Mon 6:30-7:30 pm Fees: $30 (3 week session) / $12 Drop-in 5/6-5/20

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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 Thu 6-7 pm Drop-in Fee: $15 3/7-3/21 4/4-4/25 5/2-5/30

YOGA (12+ years) Yoga for Everybody is a power yoga class 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: Community Center Tue 6:30-7:30 pm Drop-in Fee: $10 3/5-3/26 4/2-4/30 5/7-5/28 6/4-6/25 7/2-7/30 8/6-8/27 ZUMBA (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 the knees. Instructor: Leticia Ortiz Location: Community Center Mon/Thu 6-7 pm Drop-in Fee: $10 3/4-3/28 4/1-4/30 5/2-5/30 (No class 5/27) 6/3-6/27 7/1-7/29 (No class 7/4) 8/1-8/29

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DOG TRAINING – COMPANION DOG I This class, for dogs 4½ 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 of Common Ground Dog Training Location: Healdsburg Community Center Wed 6:30-7:45 pm Fee: $130 3/13-4/17 5/1-6/5 6/19-7/31 8/21-9/25 PICKLEBALL 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.

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ADULT SOCCER LEAGUE Are you looking for a chance to play against fellow soccer fans? Healdsburg Community Services has just the league for you! Anyone 18 years old and up is welcome to play. This league is a (7 v 7) Co-Ed format and games will be played at Healdsburg High Schools new synthetic soccer field, under the lights! This NEW, longer league will guarantee 10 games with the top teams playing for the championship. Games will be on a smaller field (60 x 40 yds) to accommodate more recreational players. If you are interested in playing but do not have a team contact the Parks and Recreation Department to be added to a ‘Free Agent List.’ Location: Healdsburg High School Mon 6:30-9:30 pm Fee: $660 5/20-8/12 (No games 5/27 & 7/1) ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUE Leagues operate with all teams scheduled to play a minimum of 8 games. Seasons conclude with the top 4 teams in each division competing in a playoff leading to a championship game. Leagues are offered Wednesday-Thursday. Each league has a maximum of 12 teams. Leagues are designed to be fair and balanced. We encourage teams to register for the appropriate level of competition. If you are interested in playing but do not have a team contact the Parks & Recreation Department to be added to the ‘free agent’ list. Fee: $670 (per team) IMPORTANT DATES AND INFORMATION 5/17 Last day for team registration 5/30 Mandatory Managers Meeting 6-6:45 pm 6/12 Games Begin (all games played at Healdsburg High School fields) DIVISIONS Day League Wednesday Co-ed Semi-Competitive League Thursday Co-ed Recreation League

DROP-IN BASKETBALL (18+ years) Indoor pickup basketball is on, rain or shine! Join us for this fun way to get a work out! Drop in is every Saturday morning in the Healdsburg Junior High Gymnasium. Location: Healdsburg Junior High Gymnasium Sat 7-10 am Sun 9 am-12 pm Women's Drop-in Drop-in Fee: $3 TENNIS We are excited to introduce our new tennis provider, Redwood Racquet Sports! All instructors are USPTA certified and bring a wealth of teaching and tennis experience. They are thrilled to join the Healdsburg community and help you improve your tennis skills.

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 Mon/Sat: John Taylor Instructor Tue: Marco Casesa Location: Giorgi Park Mon/Tue 5:30-7 pm Sat 12:30-2 pm Fee $189 3/4-4/16 (Mon/Tue) 3/9-4/20 (Sat) NOTE: For future tennis class dates please visit us online at bit.ly/COHTennis19.

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In partnership with Santa Rosa Junior College the Healdsburg Community and Senior Center 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.

FINANCIAL MATHEMATICS (18+ years) ADLTED 723, Section 4500 This course applies mathematical computation with decimals, fractions, and percents to personal finances, including budgeting, saving, and planning for future financial security. This section is taught bilingually in Spanish and English. Location: Healdsburg Community Center Instructor: Darling F Tue 6-9 pm Fee: Free with advance registration 3/26-5/14

BASIC COMPUTER OPERATIONS 3: FORMAT MS WORD & EMAIL GROUPS (18+ years) ADLTED 761.3, Section 5221 Introduction to the basic functions and uses of the computer, including: creating and editing email contacts and distribution lists; creating and using folders in Gmail; formatting MS Word texts of paragraphs in documents; and attaching pictures and other objects to MS Word documents. This section is taught in English only. Recommended preparation: Course Completion of ADLTED 761.2 Instructor: Argenti M Location: Healdsburg Community Center Wed 9 am-12 pm Fee: Free with advance registration 3/27-5/1

PERSONAL FINANCE (18+ years) ADLTED 791, Section 4494 Overview of personal financial management skills, positive banking relations, and achieving financial security. Topics include: personal budgeting; saving; credit; appropriate use of credit cards; banking services; consumer installment loans; and buying real estate. This section is taught bilingually in Spanish & English. Instructor: Argenti M Location: Healdsburg Community Center Thu 6-9 pm Fee: Free with advance registration 3/28-5/16

INTERMEDIATE NON-CREDIT ESL READING / WRITING (18+ years) ESL 716RW, Section 7595 This class is for non-native speakers of English with the ability to function independently in English in most contexts. Particular emphasis on reading and writing skills needed to be effective in academic, vocational, and community settings. Recommended preparation: Course completion of ESL 714RW or ESL 715 or ESL 715W OR Qualifying Score on NC ESL Writing Assessment. Instructor: Healy K Location: Healdsburg Community Center Mon/Wed 6-9:15 pm Fee: Free with advance registration 3/25-5/15

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The City of Healdsburg is excited to unveil a brand new Volunteer Program. This is a multifaceted program 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: • Volunteer Driver Program 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 ventse 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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MEDITATION CLASS Join us in a comfortable, easy practice that allows you to explore different ways to meditate with others. Question/ Answer/Discussion time will be made available each session to learn from, appreciate and support each other. Beginners welcome. Instructor: Karen Isabel Myers, Licensed Hypnotherapist and Spiritual Counselor Thu 12:30-1:30 pm Fee: $20 per month / $5 Drop-in 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. The class covers use of tense, point of view, writing dialog and internal dialog. Instruction includes travel writing, writing with humor and nostalgia, and editing. All levels of skill are welcome. New members welcome. Instructor: Shonnie Brown, M.A. 1st & 3rd Tue 10 am-12 pm Fee: $20 (per month) Monthly, March - August, 2019 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: Shonnie Brown, M.A. 2nd & 4th Tue 10 am-12 pm Fee: $20 (per month) Monthly, March - August, 2019 BALANCE AND STABILITY CLASS (2 classes) 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 and younger. Classes will be held in a relaxed, group setting with plenty of individual attention. Please wear loose clothing (no belts). Instructor: Lilli Inman Thu 9:30-10:15 am Instructor: Deborah Karish Thu 2-2:45 pm Fee: $60 (5 week session) / $48 (4 week session) / $36 (3 week session) / $15 Drop-in 3/7-3/28 4/4-4/25 5/2-5/30 6/6-6/27 7/11-7/25 8/1-8/29 SATURDAY SOCIALS Weekend special events, classes and workshops that are open to the community of all ages, from 8 to 108 as a part of Healdsburg’s Age-Friendly City initiative. An Age-Friendly city fosters solidarity among generations within communities, facilitating social relationships and bonds amongst residents of all ages. Events are low or no-cost and designed for all ages. We hope that you can join us! BRUNCH WITH COUNCIL ON AGING LIFELONG LEARNING Monthly themed brunches are a partnership between Instructed by Steve Campbell, OLLI instructor, AAUW the Senior Center and Council on Aging. Open to the speaker, author, and famed “Brain Whisperer” this public and meals include starter, entrée and drinks. series is appropriate for learners age 18 to 108. RSVP by phone or at the Senior Center. RSVP not All classes will take place at the Senior Center, required to attend. 133 Matheson Street. Reserve your seat by calling 707.431.3324, and speaking to the Center staff. Fee: $7 (per person, paid in cash upon arrival) Additional details can be found at the Senior Center. May 4 – Fiesta August – Date and theme TBA April 20 – Rewire Your Brain for Success June 22 – Summer Luau June 1 – Feelings LAUGHTER IN THE PARK June 29 – Where do self-images come from & Where Laughter Yoga is a perfect age-friendly activity that do they go? everyone is welcome to try at this monthly gathering July 20 – From Abacus to iPhone. How did we get here? at Plaza Park during the warm summer months. Participating is easy, arrive in the park at 11:30 am and be ready to laugh. No cost to participate. Instructed by Valerie Rodgers. April 27 May 4 June 1 July 6 August 3

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CARDIO DRUMMING Cardio drumming uses the rhythm of the music and the beat to help your brain as well as your body. It is a full brain and body workout. No drumming skills necessary. All moves are simple, and participants can sit or stand. Class size is limited. All materials provided. Instructor: Valerie Rodgers Thu 10-11 am Fees: $25 (3 week session) / $33 (4 week class) / $40 (5 week session) / $9 Drop-in 4/4-4/25 (4 week session) 5/2-5/30 (5 week session) 6/6-6/27 (4 week session) 7/11-7/25 (3 week session) 8/1-8/29 (5 week session) 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) / $10 Drop-in 3/1-3/29 6/3-6/28 4/1-4/30 7/1-7/31 5/1-5/30 8/12-8/30

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 18 - 22. CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH Have you ever wanted to try Spanish but are uncertain? Need some help getting started? Come learn with us! If you appreciate good company and a lively instructor, you will enjoy this class. Instructor: Edna Lafort Mon 10-11:30 am WATERCOLOR Exciting and nourishing classes exploring the wonderful world of watercolor. Learn new techniques in an encouraging and engaging environment with easy to follow demonstrations. Explore while sharpening your skills and having fun. All levels of experience welcome! Instructor: Adriane Hatkoff Location: Healdsburg Community Center Wed 1-3:30 pm SONOMA COUNTY ADULT EDUCATION CERTIFICATE CLASSES 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. See page 32 for a full list of courses.

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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) or $72 (two days per week) 3/1-3/29 6/3-6/28 4/1-4/30 7/1-7/31 5/1-5/30 8/2-8/30 SIT DOWN & D-A-N-C-E! Chair Dancing increases balance and coordination, is a great cardio workout, 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 Rodgers, Certified Drums Alive Instructor Mon 9:30-10:30 am and/or Fri 11:30 am-12:30 pm Fee: $20 (per month) / $7 Drop-in 3/1-3/29 6/3-6/28 4/1-4/30 7/1-7/31 5/1-5/30 8/2-8/30 THE PRUNE PITS Love to play softball, but feeling a bit out of practice? Join the Prune Pits and get back into the swing of Americas favorite pastime. This is a new club of active players, age 60 or better, who want to exercise 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. Location: Healdsburg Elementary School Fields Wed 4:30-6 pm Fee: $5 8/7-10/9 PICKLEBALL 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.

36 ACTIVE ADULTS 55+ 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. PLEIN AIR WATER COLOR AND PASTEL SHOW This show features over 40 works of art from Healdsburg locals and Center members. Featured Artists: Shonnie Brown, Sidnee Cox, Patricia Westman, and Suzanne Yavorsky. Show on display through March 31. FOCUS A photography exhibit by Emily Krispin. Focus is about paying attention, noticing how light changes things, sometimes only for a few moments, being there, ready at all times. Opening reception March 8 at 5:30 pm. Show display dates March 8 - May 3.

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Join us for “Trips to Remember!” unforgettable trips, friends and family are encouraged to attend. Dates and pricing subject to change. AFTERNOON TEA IN THE GARDEN COURT, PALACE HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO Saturday, April 6 Signature Tea at the Palace Hotel is a time-honored tradition that is celebrated by locals and visitors. As iconic as the building itself, the Garden Court is the only indoor historic landmark in San Francisco. Fine china and silver service present delicate tea sandwiches, homemade scones, Devonshire cream, lemon curd and rose petal jam. Relax and sip a variety of teas – under a beautiful dome of sky-lit iridescent glass. Pricing and additional details can be found at the Senior Center. ONE DAY, TWO CHOICES! HOP ON THE BUS TO GOLDEN GATE PARK AND TELL US WHERE YOU WANT TO EXPLORE Thursday, May 2 Monet: The Late Years, de Young Museum The exhibition features 50 paintings by Claude Monet dating mainly from 1913 to 1926, the final phase of his long career, including 20 works from the Musée Marmottan Monet in Paris. Boldly balancing representation and abstraction, Monet’s radical late works redefined the master of Impressionism as a forebear of modernism. –OR– The California Academy of Sciences A renowned scientific and educational institution dedicated to exploring, explaining, and sustaining life on Earth. Based in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park, it is home to a world-class aquarium, planetarium, and natural history museum - all under one living roof. Choose your adventure on this special trip. Pricing and additional details can be found at the Senior Center. FERRY-2-FERRY TOUR Wednesday, June 5 Hop on the bus as we drive to Larkspur then cruise across the San Francisco Bay to the Ferry Building for shopping, dining and exploration of the many wonderful stores inside. Pricing and additional details can be found at the Senior Center. 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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MONDAY POTLUCK CLUB 4th Monday of the month March – October 6-7:30 pm The Healdsburg Senior Potluck Club is a 60-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 by contacting the Center. PASSOVER CELEBRATION The Senior Center in partnership with the Jewish Community Center invited you to celebrate a traditional Passover. All ages are welcomed, event is free of charge. Reserve a seat at the table by calling the Senior Center at 707.431.3324. Friday, April 26 2:30 pm MOTHER’S DAY TEA Wednesday, May 8 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. Reservations required. Call 707.431.3324. FATHER’S DAY LUNCHEON Wednesday, June 12 This luncheon celebrate fathers, grandfathers and all others. A traditional hot-dog lunch with all the trimmings, made possible by the Friends of the Healdsburg Senior Center. Reservations required. Call 707.431.3324. ICE CREAM SOCIAL Friday, July 26 We all scream for ice cream! Bring a friend to this annual event made possible by the Friends of the Healdsburg Senior Center. Reservations required. Call 707.431.3324. ROOT BEER FLOAT, END OF SUMMER SOCIAL Thursday, August 29 3 pm Celebrate the end of summer with this all-American treat. This event is open to the public of all ages. Reservations required. Call 707.431.3324. Visit our Healdsburg Senior Center Facebook page for updated information on special events and classes held throughout the year.

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REGISTER ONLINE REGÍSTRATE EN LÍNEA 1557 Healdsburg Ave. PRST STD Healdsburg, CA 95448 cityofhealdsburg.org US Postage PAID IT’S EASY! ¡ES FÁCIL! PERMIT #86 Healdsburg, CA 1. Visit: cityofhealdsburg.org 1. Visita: cityofhealdsburg.org 2. Click “How Do I” from toolbar* 2. Haz clic en el menu “How Do I”* 3. Select “Sign Up For” from green 3. Selecciona “Sign Up For” en el menu bar menu verde. 4. Click on “Classes and Programs” 4. Haz clic en “Classes and Programs” 5. Add to Cart and Follow Instructions 5. Añade al carro y sigue las instrucciones 6. Make Payment 6. Haz el pago All programs have minimum participation Todos los programas tienen requisitos numbers, so register early to avoid mínimos de participación, así que regístrese disappointing class cancellations due to temprano para evitar las cancelaciones de low enrollment. clase debido a baja inscripción. *Having trouble? *Tienes Problemas? Give us a call at 707.431.3301 Háblanos al 707.431.3301