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Spring 2017 CLASS REGISTRATION BEGINS – MARCH 13 'Eggs'traordinary Spring Celebration – PAGE 5 Mission Playhouse Events – PAGE 8 ing T Com his Summer! Summer Day Camp San Gabriel’s Day Camp for grades 1-8 will be at Coolidge Elementary School this summer. Summer Day Camp will run from June 5 through August 18 and feature a variety of fun summer activities for youth. Registration begins Monday, May 8. Day Camp is a fee-based program with morning and afternoon extended care available. Camp is limited and fi lls up quickly, so be sure to register early for summer! Bulldog Sports Camp Bulldog Sports Camp, geared for middle school aged youth, kicks off June 5 at Jefferson Middle School and runs through July 7. This free camp is Monday - Friday from 12:30-3:30 pm. Bulldog Sports Camp reinforces the basic fundamentals of basketball and volleyball skills, works on core strength, and focuses on teamwork and sportsmanship. Free Summer Program Locations Washington Elementary (After Summer School) 6/5-6/30 Monday – Friday 12-5 pm Roosevelt Elementary 6/5-6/30 Monday – Friday 12-5 pm 7/3-8/4 Monday – Friday 10 am-4 pm Smith Park 6/5-8/4 Monday – Friday 10 am-2 pm Vincent Lugo Park 6/12-8/4 Monday – Friday 11 am-2 pm Aquatic Programs Aquatics at Smith Park Pool May 22 Registration starts for Swim Lessons Smith Park Pool opens for Recreational Swim June 5 Hours of operation: Tuesday – Saturday: 1:00-3:30 pm (closed Tuesdays) Tuesday Evenings: 7-9 pm Swim lessons, lap swim and water fi tness classes begin June 5 Free skills testing will be available to determine appropriate class level. 11 am-1:30 pm on the following dates: 4/2, 4/9 & 5/21

For more information on summer youth programs contact the Community Services Department at 626.308.2875. City Hall 425 S. Mission Drive What’s inside the San Gabriel, CA 91776 626.308.2800 City Council GUIDE Chin Ho Liao, Mayor Kevin B. Sawkins, Vice Mayor Spring 2017 Juli Costanzo, Councilmember Welcome to the Guide John R. Harrington, Councilmember 4 Jason Pu, Councilmember 5 Special Events Elected Offi cials 7 Special Activities for Older Adults Eleanor K. Andrews, City Clerk Spring at the Playhouse John Janosik, City Treasurer 8 Youth Programs, Events, Trips City Offi cials 10 Steven A. Preston, City Manager 12 Youth Classes Marcella Marlowe, Assistant City Manager Tennis & Lifeguarding Robert L. Kress, City Attorney 14

Thomas C. Marston, Finance Director 15 Adult Classes

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Gene Harris, Police Chief THEYv SHOOT MEXICANS Z ? Older Adults Programs AVEZ AND ROSE PORTILLO Mario Rueda, Fire Chief DON’TWRITTEN BY THERESADIRECTED CH THEY BY THERESA CHAVE 19 MAY 18-21 TICKETS: $20-$30 The year is 1927. On silver screens across America, the faces of Dolores del Rio, Rudolph Valentino, Lupe Velez look down on the adoring masses. A New York producer comes to California and unveils his plans to make a silent movie of the fabled Mission Play. He wants to give his audiences the “authentic Latin Daren Grilley, Public Works Director experience”. How will Maestra Ramirez ensure her dancers are able to maintain the integrity of the dances, their history and their lives? Trips & Tours Presented by About…Productions and San Gabriel Mission Playhouse as part of The Latin Wave; Exploring Myth, Illusion and Cultural Appropriation, May 7th – 21st. 21 Arminé Chaparyan, Community Development Director They Shoot Mexicans, Don't They? is supported in part by the National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures, the Ford Foundation, Southwest Airlines, and the Surdna Foundation through a grant from the NALAC Fund MISSIONPLAYHOUSE.ORG for the Arts. Community Groups Gloria Molleda, Chief City Clerk 23 Rebecca Perez, Community Services Director Map Anna Cross, Mission Playhouse Director 24 25 Calendar 26 Activity Registration Form www.sangabrielcity.com

On the cover... Join us for the 'Eggs'traordinary Spring Celebration on April 15. See page 5 for more information. Welcome to the GUIDE All City

Spring is a great time to get outdoors and enjoy all that our community has to offer. Pentathlon We invite you to get involved in the many programs and events listed in the Guide. he San Gabriel Community Services Department will host The ‘Egg’straordinary Spring Celebration T will be held on Saturday, April 15 at Smith the 3rd Annual Park. Hosted in conjunction with San All-City Pentathlon on Saturday, Gabriel Kiwanis, the event will feature a March 18 at 9:00 am. pancake breakfast, egg hunt, pancake races and more. The meet is open to San The fi rst-ever Cinco de Mayo event will Gabriel residents, grades 2 be held on Friday, May 5 in the Historic through 8, and will take Mission District. Join us for this festive event place at Jefferson Middle complete with food, entertainment, cultural School, 1372 East activities, artisans and more! Las Tunas Drive. All On Saturday, May 20, we invite you to join us for San Gabriel’s Play Day, participants compete celebrating the 52nd anniversary of La in fi ve events which Laguna de San Gabriel. You won’t want include the 50 meter to miss the festivities for this historic landmark, complete with food, games, dash, 100 meter dash, 200 meter entertainment and family fun! run, softball throw for distance, For more information on these and other running long jump and standing activities, look further into the pages of the long jump. The top three Guide and visit the city website at performers in each age group www.sangabrielcity.com. We look forward to seeing you out and about this spring! will be recognized during the awards ceremony at the conclusion of the event. Rebecca Perez Completed registration forms and Community Services Director proof of age must be submitted to the Community Services Department by Friday, March 10. For more information, contact the Community Services Department at 626.308.2875.

Persons with Disabilities. Any person with a disability, who requires a modifi cation or accommodation in order to participate in the city events, programs or activities in this publication, should direct such request to the Community Services Department at 626.308.2875 at least 48 hours before the event, if possible. For more information, visit our website at www.sangabrielcity.com.

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Para recibir información en Español de los Programas de Recreación - por favor mande su nombre, domicilio y zona a: Spanish Information, 250 S. Mission Drive, San Gabriel, CA 91776, o llame: 626.308.2875 para ponerse en la lista de clientes. www.sangabrielcity.com 4 Spring 2017 'Eggs'traordinary Spring Celebration Saturday, April 15

pring is here and it is time to bring your baskets to Smith Park and be on the lookout for Mr. and Mrs. Bunny! The 73rd SAnnual Pancake Breakfast and Egg Hunt, sponsored by the San Gabriel Kiwanis Club and the Community Services Department, will be held at Smith Park on Saturday, April 15. Hunting for eggs is not all Mr. Bunny has planned! The morning’s activities will get underway with the Pancake Breakfast from 7 to 11 am. Donation for breakfast is $5 for adults and $2 for children under 10 and includes pancakes, sausage, orange juice, coffee and milk. Face painting and the coloring contest begin at 7:30 am and the exciting Pancake Races begin at 9 am. Bring a pancake turner to compete in your age category. Contestants 10 years and older will run 100 feet while balancing a pancake on their pancake turner. Prizes for the winners have been donated by local businesses. The Spring Celebration will continue with the Egg Hunt at 10 am where children, ages 9 and younger, are invited to bring their baskets and hunt for eggs at this free event. San Gabriel’s Play Day Celebrating La Laguna’s 52nd Anniversary Food • Games • Entertainment • Family Fun Saturday, May 20 he City of San Gabriel in conjunction with the Friends of La TLaguna invite you to celebrate the La Laguna Playground with a day of play! The event will take place at Vincent Lugo Park from 11am - 2pm, at the corner of Wells and Ramona Streets. In 1965, the Laguna de San Gabriel playground was built on the last undeveloped land of Vincent Lugo Park. Benjamin Dominguez, an artist known for his imaginative concrete structures, was the creator of the playground. Familiar creatures such as "Minnie" the whale, "Stella" the starfi sh, "Ozzie" the octopus, and three dolphins - Flipper, Speedy and Peanut - dot the lagoon. La Laguna was recently placed in the National Register of Historic Places. For more information, contact the Community Services Department at 626.308.2875 or visit the city’s website at www.sangabrielcity.com. www.sangabrielcity.com 5 Spring 2017

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v v v v v v THEYTHEYv SHOOTSHOOT MEXICANSMEXICANS ?? DON’TDON’TWRITTEN BY THERESADIRECTED CHAVEZ THEYTHEY AND BY THERESA ROSE PORTILLO CHAVEZ MAY 18-21 TICKETS: $20-$30 The year is 1927. On silver screens across America, the faces of Dolores del Rio, Rudolph Valentino, Lupe Velez look down on the adoring masses. A New York producer comes to California and unveils his plans to make a silent movie of the fabled Mission Play. He wants to give his audiences the “authentic Latin experience”. How will Maestra Ramirez ensure her dancers are able to maintain the integrity of the dances, their history and their lives?

Presented by About…Productions and San Gabriel Mission Playhouse as part of The Latin Wave; Exploring Myth, Illusion and Cultural Appropriation, May 7th – 21st.

They Shoot Mexicans, Don't They? is supported in part by the National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures, the Ford Foundation, Southwest Airlines, and the Surdna Foundation through a grant from the NALAC Fund MISSIONPLAYHOUSE.ORG for the Arts. GUIDE SPECIAL EVENTS

Health and Wellness Fair Thursday, May 11 May is “Senior Health and Fitness Month” and to celebrate, the Community Services Department is hosting the 8th Annual Health and Wellness Fair on Thursday, May 11 from 10 am to 1 pm. The fair will take place at the Adult Recreation Center, 324 S. Mission Dr. Participants will have an opportunity to gather free information on health and wellness services available throughout the San Gabriel Valley. Services available on the day of the event may include but are not limited to, blood pressure checks, glucose testing and spinal screenings. Lunch will be available to the fi rst 75 older adult participants who register by May 4. There is a $3 suggested donation for lunch. To register for the fair and to reserve a lunch, contact Recreation Supervisor James Lara at 626.308.2875 or email [email protected].

Pickleball is now at Smith Park! What is Pickleball you ask? Pickleball is a mix between tennis, badminton and ping pong. It is played on a smaller court with wood paddles and a type of whiffl e ball. Pickleball has grown in popularity over the past few years and is a great game for all ages, particularly older adults who want to stay active but may have limited mobility. It is also a great opportunity to get some exercise with friends or even make new ones. Two pickleball courts are available at Smith Park, 232 West Broadway, every Monday and Wednesday from 9 am to 12 pm. If you need a paddle or balls, they can be checked out with a valid ID at the Community Services Department, 250 S. Mission Dr. Come join us for this fun and active sport! For more information, contact the Community Services Department at 626.308.2875.

www.sangabrielcity.com 7 Spring 2017 Spring events begin with the 4th Annual Mariachi Women’s Festival: ¡Viva Veracruz!. April brings world music and dance Spring performances including Jornada, a unique journey from Northern at the India, through Northern Africa to Spain, Mexico, and beyond in Playhouse a vibrant and colorful celebration of the origins and influence of Flamenco. In May, The Latin Wave arrives. The 2 week series takes a look at the treatment of Latino culture in the mainstream media from Hollywood’s beginnings to the present day through theatre, dance, live music, exhibits, discussion and movies. Anna Cross Playhouse Director

Saturday, March 25 7:30 pm Sunday, April 16 7:00 pm Sunday, May 7- Sunday, May 21 Mission Playhouse & Mariachi GV World Love Foundation Mission Playhouse & ABOUT… Women’s Foundation 714.883.6668 Productions 4th Annual Mariachi Women's The Latin Wave Festival: ¡Viva Veracruz! missionplayhouse.org 1.800.838.3006 Saturday, April 22 2:00 pm missionplayhouse.org 7:00 pm American Chinese Dance Saturday, May 13 3:00 pm Association Pasadena Dance Theatre Sunday, March 26 American Chinese Dance Conservatory in Concert Mission Playhouse & The Da Festival 626.683.3459 Camera Society 626.975.3152 pasadenadance.org San Gabriel Festival danceimpressionsproductions.com 213.477.2929 dacamera.org Saturday,May 27 7:00 pm Sunday, April 23 2:00 pm Li's Ballet Esperanza Flores Ballet Showcase Saturday, April 1 6:00 pm Ballet Folklorico Inc. 626.285.4888 Mission Playhouse & The Music Fiesta Internacional 2017 Circle 626.488.0761 Rajeev Taranath & esperanzaflores.net Udayraj Karpur 562.756.3500 musiccircle.org Saturday, April 29 7:30 pm Mission Playhouse & Arte Flamenco Dance Theatre Saturday, April 15 2:00 pm Jornada Theatre Experience of Southern missionplayhouse.org California Seussical the Musical 1.800.514.2787 tesocal.com

The San Gabriel Mission Playhouse is pleased to be the venue of choice for the events listed. Except where stated, all events are presented by independent producers and are subject to cancellation without notice. Always check the event hotline for newly added performances at 626.308.2865 or our event calendar online at www.missionplayhouse.org. www.sangabrielcity.com 8 Spring 2017 Celebrate International Dance Day at the Mission Playhouse Saturday, April 29

Since 1982, the International Dance Council (CID, Conseil Los Angeles and promises a lively and enlivening celebration Interrnational de la Danse) has promoted April 29th each of dance, music and culture. year as International Dance Day. CID is part of the United Representing India in this year’s celebration are LA Based Nations Educational, Scientifi c and Cultural Organization Bollypop who run a lively dance education program as well (UNESCO) whose purpose, with 195 member countries, as preserving the culture of gypsy dance from Rajasthan. LA is to contribute to peace and security by promoting based Resurrección Mexican Folk de Rafael Valpuesta was international collaboration. founded in 1998 and as part of Jornada they will perform Last year, hundreds of audience members, young and old, music and dance from Yucatan, Mexico. Albert Madain, a celebrated International Dance Day at the Playhouse with highly respected member of the LA world music community the fi rst ever performance ofJornada , a show developed for over 25 years, leads a wonderful group of dancers and by Alhambra-based Arte Flamenco World Dance Artistic musicians with North African roots. Bringing it altogether is Director, Clarita Corona. The 2016 show brought together Clarita Corona of Arte Flamenco World Dance. dancers and musicians from India, Spain, Mexico, Ireland Jornada is a Global Flavors event; part of the Playhouse’s and Los Angeles for a vibrant exploration of the roots and Community Engagement Program Engage! development of Flamenco. Tickets for Jornada are $10 for under 18’s, $25 for Staff at the Playhouse is very happy to be bringing Jornada Students and Seniors, with full price tickets at $35. back for a second year, in a show packed, once Visit www.missionplayhouse.org or call again, with impassioned dance, live 800.745.3000 to purchase yours, or music and stunning costumes. This call 626.308.2868 for additional year’s show brings together information. performers from Northern Africa, Mexico, India and

Visit the Mission Playhouse website for future Community Engagement projects and events, or sign up to receive a newsletter at www.missionplayhouse.org.

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Elementary Programs The After School Recreation Programs at Coolidge, McKinley, Washington and Wilson Elementary Schools will run through Thursday, June 1. The program is held five days per week, 2:30 to 5:00 pm and 1:30 to 5:00 pm on Wednesdays. This FREE program is a great opportunity for your child to get some assistance with homework, stay active and have fun! Be sure to ask the Recreation Leaders at your school site about the All-City Pentathlon, Drill Team Competition, Soccer and other activities available during the spring. If your child is interested in training for the All-City Pentathlon, they can do so at any of the after school program sites between February 20 and March 17. Jefferson Middle School Programs Along with the spring sports program, Jefferson Middle School will have an intramural Co-ed Futsal League (indoor soccer). Participants will be able to practice soccer fundamentals while being a part of a school intramural team. In April, students will play intramural Co-ed Volleyball. During that time there will be an opportunity to try out for the traveling boys’ volleyball team. Players must be enrolled in the Jefferson intramural program in order to be on the traveling team. Intramural sports will be held Wednesdays 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm, with games on Fridays between 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm. All intramurals are fee-based and limited to Jefferson students. For more information, call the Community Services Department at 626.308.2875.

Drill Team Competition, May 13 The San Gabriel Community Services Department will hold the 59th Annual Drill Team Competition on Saturday, May 13. The competition will take place at 10:00 am in the Jefferson Middle School gym. Youth in grades 3-5 from San Gabriel’s public elementary schools will participate in this exciting competition that develops teamwork and rhythmic coordination through group routine performances. All interested participants should sign up with the after school Recreation Leader at their school.

Spring Break Trip to Knott’s Berry Farm, April 6 Get ready to enjoy a day at “America’s #1 Theme Park”! The trip will be Thursday, April 6 and will depart at 9:00 am and return by 6:00 pm to the Mission Playhouse parking lot, 320 S. Mission Dr. All ages are welcome and be sure to bring extra money for lunch, souvenirs and treats. Youth participants who are attending without parent supervision will be grouped with experienced Recreation Leaders. The fee is $31 per ticket and participants must register no later than Monday, March 27. For more information or to register for the trip contact the Community Services Department at 626.308.2875.

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San Gabriel Library Events All Events are FREE and open to the public

Children Baby Storytime Tue 11:00 am Stories, songs & play for infants through early walkers San Gabriel Library Family Storytime Tue 6:30 pm Stories, music and art activities for all ages 500 S. Del Mar Ave. Toddler Storytime Wed 10:30 am Early literacy with books, games and music for ages 2-5 San Gabriel CA 91776 Dr. Seuss Celebration Sat, 3/4 2:00 pm Listen to silly stories and enjoy Dr. Seuss-themed 626.287.0761 activities like Pin the Hat on the Cat! Día de Los Niños Sat, 4/29 2:00 pm Share culturally diverse folktales and create your own Chinese rattle drum. Teens Energy Source-erers Sat, 3/11 2:00 pm Experiment different ways to turn on a light using chemical reactions. Adults What’s in Your Sat, 3/4 2:00 pm Japanese Chef Yoko Isassi demonstrates Bento Box? authentic Bento Box recipes for you to try. Classical Strums with Sat, 4/22 2:00 pm Concert featuring classical guitar David Margolis music spanning three centuries.

Swim City to Honor Troops with SGSG The City of San Gabriel will be San Gabriel Sea Gulls is a competitive year-round swim team. honoring all members of the Armed Since 1991 SGSG has been a leading force in providing water Forces at the 2017 Kids’ Day and safety awareness and in producing elite swimmers in all age 4th of July Parade. An “Honor Wall” categories. will recognize all current and past troops that live in the City of San Upcoming Events Gabriel. The “Honor Wall” will list • Tryouts for Summer Team the name, branch, years served and a photo. If you or someone • American Red Cross Lifeguard Classes you know served our country in • Pre-Summer Water Safety Tips one of the fi ve branches of the • June Southern California Swimming Age Group Champs United States Military and would For complete and up to date information about San Gabriel Sea like to display their information Gull events and the latest news about water safety, please visit the on the Honor Wall, contact the team’s website at www.sgsg.org or Community Services Department at email the SGSG Head Coach, 626.308.2875 or visit George Young www.sangabrielcity.com for an at [email protected]. entry form.

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TINY TOT CLASSES DANCE

Kindermusik Family Time Baton Discover an engaging musical world through singing, moving, Baton develops grace, style and coordination! Your child’s confi dence and listening, playing instruments and interacting. Materials include an skills are sure to grow. New students may enroll in New Beginner only. instrument, downloadable songs, lyrics, activities, and an e-book. Required batons may be purchased from instructor on the fi rst day for Instructor, Miss Emily. Four-week session, Thursdays. $54 resident, $25. Instructor, Liane Aramaki. Six weeks. Wednesdays, 3/29-5/3. $52 $59 non-resident with $22 material fee for the fi rst child and $6 for resident, $57 non-resident. Washington School blacktop. each sibling due at fi rst class. Recreation Center. Time Level Age Class Date Time Age Class 3:45-4:30 pm New Beg Mixed 1200.201 4/13-5/4 10:00-10:45 am 0-5 1104.244 4:30-5:30 pm Jr. Corp* 6-13 1230.201 5/11-6/1 10:00-10:45 am 0-5 1104.245 *Invitation Only Pitter Pat Dance™ Tap, Ballet & Hip Hop Pitter Pat Dance™ Twinkle Toes Ballet Beginning to Intermediate classes for all needs. Three dance favorites Designed to welcome your child to the world of dance, this class will combined in one class—Tap, Ballet, and Tumbling for the younger delight your child and you! Parent participation required. Instructor, student and Tap, Ballet, and Hip Hop for the future star! Young people Joanne Moser. Eight weeks, 4/1-6/3 (no class 4/15 & 4/22). $55 can creatively express themselves easily while building self-esteem and resident, $60 non-resident. Recreation Center. confi dence. Parents are invited to observe the fi rst class of each session. Instructor, Joanne Moser. Ten weeks (Tues), eight weeks (Sat). Tue: Day Time Level Age Class 3/28-5/30; Sat: 4/1-6/3 (no class 4/15 & 4/22). Two levels for eight Sat 9:30-10:00 am Beg/Int 2-4 1012.206 weeks: 30-minute classes: $55 resident, $60 non-resident; 45-minute classes: $63 resident, $84 non-resident. Ten weeks: 30-minute classes: $69 resident, $74 non-resident; 45-minute classes: $79 resident, $84 non- TinyTykes Soccer resident. Recreation Center. TinyTykes Soccer is perfect for younger kids ages 2-5 who are taking Day Class Time Age Class their fi rst steps in the soccer world. Children receive their choice of Tue Tap Ballet & Tumb Beg 4-4:30 pm 3-5 2000.202 a ball, jersey, shorts, ball/backpack, or ball/plush toy at no charge. Tue Tap Ballet & Tumb Int 4:30-5:15 pm 5-8 2003.201 Professional British soccer coaches deliver fun soccer sessions to Tue Hip Hop Beg 5:15-6:00 pm 7-12 2021.201 promote key areas of child development. Your child is sure to benefi t Sat Classical Ballet Beg 10-10:30 am 3-5 2004.201 from this wonderful preparatory soccer program. Challenger Sports Sat Tap, Ballet, Hip Hop Int 10:30-11:15 am 5-8 2000.204 Coaches. Eight weeks, 3/28-5/16. $140 resident, $145 non- resident. Lugo Park west fi eld. Day Time Age Class FITNESS CLASSES Tues 9:00-9:45 am 2-3 1440.229 Kenpo Karate Tues 10:00-10:45 am 4-5 1440.221 Your child will develop confi dence, discipline and self-respect. Uniforms and equipment are required after fi rst class and are available through the Sensei, Alysia Huang. Ten weeks, 3/28-5/30. $62 resident, $67 non-resident. Adult Recreation Center. Day Time Age Class Tue 6:30-7:30 pm 5 & Up 1408.201

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Mini-Sports Computer Adventure: Typing, Word & PowerPoint Get your little one involved in sports! Your child will learn Develop your typing skills and prepare for many years to come. Basic fundamentals and experience a variety of sports including basketball, computer, report writing and presentation skills are taught in this fun fl ag football, soccer and t-ball. Parent participation is encouraged for class along with MS Word & Power Point, functions, slide creation ages 4-5. Instructor Coach Danielle, Recreation Staff. Eight weeks, & page layout and how to really make an impressive presentation. 4/1-5/20. $50 resident, $55 non-resident. Smith Park. AGI instructors. $10 supply fee payable to instructor at fi rst class. Six Day Time Age Class weeks, 5/13-6/17. $105 resident, $110 non-resident. Recreation Sat 9:00-10:00 am 4-5 1440.245 Center. Sat 10:00-11:00 am 6-7 1441.235 Day Time Age Class Sat 10:30-11:30 am 8-13 1413.202 ACADEMIC CLASSES MUSICAL CLASSES

Critical Reading and Written Expression Flute Improve comprehension! Critical reading skills are essential for Play beautiful melodies on the fl ute. ARK International instructors. academic success. Students will identify information and ideas; Five week sessions, Wednesdays. $62 resident, $67 non-resident. bring outside knowledge, biases and values in; and learn to properly Adult Recreation Center. analyze text. AGI instructors. $10 fee payable to instructor at fi rst class. Date Time Age Class Six weeks, 4/1-5/6. $105 resident, $110 non-resident. Recreation 3/29-4/26 4:30-5:00 pm 7 & Up 1427.253 Center. 5/3-5/31 4:30-5:00 pm 7 & Up 1428.253 Day Time Age Class Sat 9:30-10:30 am 8-13 1417.202 Piano Learn to read notes and play lovely melodies! Instructor, Qian Yu. Ten Math Workshop weeks. Sat: 4/1-6/3; Sun: 4/2-6/4. $88 resident, $93 non-resident. This is a great refresher course for students who want to brush up $10 lab fee due at fi rst class. Qian Art Studio, 201 W. Las Tunas Dr. Ste. E. in their math skills. Experience a new approach to math problem Day Time Level Age Class solving and hands-on practice for 3rd – 8th graders, whether for Sat 2:30-3:00 pm Beg 5-6 1423.201 homework assistance or test preparation. AGI instructors. $10 supply 3:00-3:30 pm Beg 7 & Up 1423.202 fee payable to instructor at fi rst class. Six weeks, 4/1-5/6. $105 resident, $110 non-resident. Recreation Center. 3:30-4:00 pm Adv 7 & Up 1423.203 Day Time Age Class Sun 11:30 am-12:00 pm Beg 4-5 1423.204 Sat 10:30-11:30 am 8-13 1415.202 12:00-12:30 pm Adv 6 & up 1424.202 Voice Debate & Public Speaking Learn how to sing like a star! ARK International instructors. Five week Strengthen your communication skills when speaking publicly. sessions, Wednesdays. $62 resident, $67 non-resident per session. Instructor guides student through researching a topic, creation of $10 material fee due at fi rst class. Adult Recreation Center. a persuasive argument, and preparation of an intelligent response. Date Time Age Class AGI Instructors. $10 fee payable to instructor at fi rst class. Six weeks, 3/29-4/26 5:00-5:45 pm 5-11 1425.236 5/13-6/17. $105 resident, $110 non-resident. Recreation Center. 5/3-5/31 5:00-5:45 pm 5-11 1427.236 Day Time Age Class Sat 9:30-10:30 am 9-13 1416.202

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YOUTH & ADULT TENNIS CLASSES LIFEGUARDING CLASSES Instructor Frank Choi. 8 week classes. Tues: 3/28-5/16; Thurs: 3/30- Lifeguard Certifi cation Training 5/18; Fri: 3/31-5/19; Sat: 4/1-5/20. Fees as listed, non-residents pay Become an American Red Cross certifi ed lifeguard through this additional $5 per class. Ball fee of $5 per student is due to instructor at fi rst Blended Learning class. Upon successful completion of class, class. New beginner racquets are available for $20 through instructor. students will obtain the American Red Cross Lifeguard/First Aid/ CPR/AED certifi cate. If you’re 15 years old, can swim 300 yards, Mommy/Daddy & Me Tennis tread water for 2 minutes, retrieve a 10 lb. weight and swim with it Beginner Motor Skills Development 20 yards, come certify with the best. Instructor, Barbara Bourland is Location: Washington School; Fee $65. a nationally renowned Lifeguard and Water Safety Instructor Trainer. Day Time Age Class Two sessions are offered. Students must complete pre-course session Sat 8:45-9:15 am 3-5 1502.206 and online training. The pre-course session will be held on a Friday from 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm — Session I (3/8) and Session II (3/29). Online blended learning class must be completed by March 8 for Super Keikis Youth Tennis – Beginner Level Session I and March 29 for Session II. $200 resident , $205 non- Location: Tues, Thurs and Fri classes at Smith Park; resident. Smith Park Pool. Sat classes at Washington School; Fee $95. Session Date Time Class Day Time Age Class I 3/12 & 3/19 8:00 am-4:00 pm 1757.201 Tue 3:45-4:30 pm 6-14 1503.236 II 4/2 & 4/9 8:00 am-4:00 pm 1757.202 Th 3:45-4:30 pm 6-14 1503.226 Fri 3:45-4:30 pm 6-14 1503.242 Water Safety Instructor (WSI) Training Sat 9:15-10:00 am 6-14 1503.243 Your WSI Certifi cation allows you to teach Red Cross swim lessons. Upon successful completion of class, students will obtain the American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Certifi cate. Certify with Youth Jr. Round Robin League the best! Instructor, Barbara Bourland is a nationally renowned Six-week session; Sat: 4/1-5/6. No experience needed. Lifeguard and Water Safety Instructor Trainer. Students must attend Location: Washington School; Fee $65. all three classes and complete an online blended learning class by Day Time Age Class May 19. $200 resident, $205 non-resident. Smith Park Pool. Sat 10:00 am-12:00 pm 7-14 1505.201 Dates Time Class 5/21, 5/28 & 5/29 8:00 am-4:00 pm 1758.201

Adult Quick Start Tennis Age 16+ Location: Smith Park; Fee $109. Day Time Level Class Th 7:30-8:30 pm Beginner 2585.264 Fri 7:30-8:30 pm Adv Beg 2585.275

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ART AND MUSIC CLASSES DANCE CLASSES Plein Air Painting Beginning Ballroom This class is perfect for beginning and intermediate students who need Learn all the basics including Foxtrot, Rumba, Waltz, Cha Cha and to know where to start painting as an artist. Students will paint scenery Swing! Good posture, leading and following will be emphasized at various locales with their own medium. Art theory discussed and as you learn patterns that can be used in a variety of dances. assistance provided. Instructor, Alfred Tse. Ten weeks, 3/27-6/5 (no Instructor Don McGuire - has years of experience in ballroom dance class 5/29). $153 resident, $158 non-resident. Students must provide instruction including international styling and as Arthur Murray own materials. First class meets at Recreation Center. Studio Dance Director. Ten weeks, 4/3-6/5. $54 resident, $59 non- Day Time Class resident. Adult Recreation Center. (No class 5/29) Mon 9:30 am-12:30 pm 2340.201 Day Time Class Mon 7:00-8:00 pm 2000.201 Voice for Adults Learn how to use and perfect your voice! This beginning / intermediate Salsa class emphasizes fundamentals, including breathing, power range, pitch Learn Salsa dances from Cuba! Includes the Cha Cha, Mambo and and rhythm. ARK International instructors. $10 materials fee due to Merengue. We focus on dance patterns, Cuban motion, arm and head instructor at first class. Five weeks, Wednesdays. Cost per session $65 styling and footwork for the faster tempos. Instructor, Don McGuire. resident, $70 non-resident. Adult Recreation Center. Ten weeks, 4/3-6/5. $54 resident, $59 non-resident. Adult Recreation Date Time Level Class Center. (No class 5/29) 3/29-4/26 5:45-6:45 pm Beg/Int 2302.273 Day Time Class 5/3-5/31 5:45-6:45 pm Beg/Int 2303.273 Mon 8:00-9:00 pm 2003.201

Watercolor: Advanced Beginning/Intermediate Foxtrot/Waltz This fun and comprehensive class focuses on developing skills with Foxtrot is the most popular ballroom dance and Waltz is the oldest! traditional and experimental techniques in transparent watercolor Learn a variety of turns and pivots and gain the mastery of an advanced painting, including how to accomplish more interesting and effective dancer. Patterns like the grapevine, spins and pivots are great fun. Gain a compositions. Landscapes, cityscapes, people, still life and other good knowledge of both the Foxtrot and Waltz for a rewarding ballroom subjects may be explored. Class includes demonstrations with experience. Instructor, Don McGuire. Ten weeks 4/4-6/6. $54 resident, individual assistance. Instructor, Julie Crouch. Eight weeks, 3/29-5/24 $59 non-resident. Adult Recreation Center. (no class 5/17). $100 residents, $105 non-residents. Recreation Day Time Class Center. Tue 7:00-8:00 pm 2005.201 Day Time Level Class Wed 12:00-3:00 pm Adv.Beg/Int 2337.201 Tango The American Tango is one of the most popular dances anywhere and it differs from the Argentine variety. You’ll learn to use floor contact for Watercolor Intermediate control and a range of moves including pivots, fans, flairs, and flicks. This very popular class designed for intermediate and advanced Add Tango to your list of accomplished dances and become a more students covers color theory, value study, design composition and complete dancer. Instructor Don McGuire - has years of experience in unique attributes of watercolor. Instructor, Fealing Lin. Eight weeks, Ballroom Dance instruction including international styling and as Arthur 3/30-5/18. $103 residents, $108 non-residents. Recreation Center. Murray Studio Dance Director. Ten weeks 4/4-6/6. $54 resident, $59 Day Time Level Class non-resident. Adult Recreation Center. Th 1:00-4:00 pm Int 2336.201 Day Time Class Tue 8:00-9:00 pm 2001.201 Zentangle® Zentangle is a meditative art form that anyone can enjoy. No artistic Polynesian experience required. Students are guided in creating unique, highly You’ll have a great time and get a workout that will make you feel great! detailed abstract artwork in a supportive group environment. Zentangle You’ll learn the very sensuous art of speaking with the hands and hips practice can improve focus, concentration and creative confidence. and use props like Feathered Gourds and Pulli Bamboo sticks. Instructor, Instuctor, Kimberly Michael, certified Zentangle teacher (http://tangles. Joanne Moser. Ten weeks, 3/28-5/30. $79 resident, $84 non-resident. studiographe.me). Eight weeks. Mon: 3/27-5/15 Sat: 4/1-5/20. $158 Recreation Center. resident, $163 non-resident. Materials included. Recreation Center. Day Time Class Day Time Level Class Tue 6:00-6:45 pm 2020.201 Mon 7:00-9:00 pm Beg 2343.201 Sat 10:00 am-12:00 pm Beg 2343.206

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Flamenco International Basic Jazz Dance & Stretch Learn one of the world’s loveliest and expressive dance forms. You will You’ll have fun learning pop, hip-hop and Broadway jazz dance moves learn styles including the use of fans, castanets, Spanish shawls and hats. with step-by-step instruction and motivating music to help you gain Instructor, Maria Elena Megallon. Eight weeks, 4/1-5/20. $59 resident, strength and stamina – it’s exercise in disguise. Stretching ends each $64 non-resident. Recreation Center. class to keep your muscles and joints healthy. Instructor, Corrina. Eight Day Time Class weeks, 4/1-5/20. $40 resident, $45 non-resident. Recreation Center. Sat 1:00-2:00 pm 2035.202 Day Time Class Sat 1:15-2:15 pm 2037.201 Bollywood Spice The Bollywood fi lm industry is one of the largest in the world. You will Line Dancing for Fun & Fitness learn how to express yourself through dance and learn about the Indian Want some fun exercise that improves your memory and coordination? dance culture, while having a great time dancing to Bollywood beats. Come learn line dances taught to your favorite music: Motown, swing, Join this class and explore all parts of India by using various dance forms. disco, Latin, and timeless classic-rock and pop hits. New dances taught Instructor, Nila Ghafarshad-Bhalla. Five weeks, 3/30-4/27. $70 resident, each week with a review of dances already learned. No experience $75 non-resident. Recreation Center. or partner required. Instructor, Corrina. Eight weeks, 4/2-5/21. $40 Day Time Class resident, $45 non-resident. Recreation Center. Th 5:00-6:00 pm 2131.201 Day Time Class Sun 12:15-1:15 pm 2036.201

Tap Dance You’ll have a blast learning beginning to intermediate tap dancing skills to perform easy-to learn but impressive routines. Instructor, Corrina. Eight weeks 4/1-5/20. $40 resident, $45 non-resident. Recreation Center. Day Time Level Class Sat 12:15-1:15 pm Beg. 2037.202

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Gentle Yoga FITNESS CLASSES A gentle introduction to yoga with an emphasis on breathing, meditation and Butts ’N’ Guts Circuit Training relaxation exercises as well as restorative poses and exercises to increase If it wobbles, we tighten it; if it hangs, we lift it! A fun workout to boost strength and flexibility. This class is ideal for new students, seniors and your metabolism with easy fat-burning steps to motivating sounds of students who prefer a slower, more gentle experience. Please wear non- rock, disco, Motown, Latin & Pop. You’ll use a stability ball to firm and restrictive clothing, bring a sticky mat, a large towel and an empty stomach. tighten, and a resistance cord and hand weights to tone & firm. Includes Instructor, Diane Beglin. Ten weeks. Mon: 3/27-6/5 (no class 5/29); Tue: tips on nutrition and lifestyle. Student brings stability ball, resistance cord 3/28-5/30; Wed: 3/29-5/31; Thurs: 3/30-6/1. Non-residents pay $5 and light hand weights. Instructor, Corrina. Eight weeks, 4/2-5/21. $40 above price listed. Adult Recreation Center. resident, $45 non-resident. Recreation Center. Day Time Cost Class Day Time Class Mon 9:00-10:00 am $67 2411.210 Sun 11:15 am -12:15 pm 2122.201 Wed 9:00-10:00 am $67 2411.230 Mon & Wed 9:00-10:00 am $97 2411.213 Tue 5:30-6:30 pm $67 2411.220 Pilates With Ball Th 5:30-6:30 pm $67 2411.240 Want to look better…feel better? Pilates really works! Learn Corrina’s Tue & Th 5:30-6:30 pm $97 2411.224 ‘Super-5’ strength-building sequences to re-shape your body and get *Monday classes are 8 weeks due to holiday schedule. rid of body aches and stiffness. Learn about your ‘core’ while using your own stability ball and a 5’ stretch band. Many of the exercises are performed lying or sitting on a provided mat. Student brings a stability ball and 5’ stretch band. Instructor, Corrina. Eight weeks. 4/2-5/21. $45 resident, $50 non-resident. Recreation Center. Day Time Class Sun 10:00-11:15 am 2121.201

ZUMBA Dance Fitness Ditch the workout and join the party! Zumba is a high-energy workout that combines Latin-based moves such as salsa, merengue, belly dancing, cumbia and reggae! It is easy to learn and is for all levels. Zumba will keep you having fun as you dance your way into a healthier and more fit you! Instructors, Janeth Quintero and Lisa Rueda. Ten weeks. Mon: 3/27-6/5 (no class 5/29); Wed: 3/29-5/31; Thurs: 3/30-6/1. Non-residents pay $5 above price listed. Recreation Center. Day Time Cost Class Mon 7:00-8:00 pm $73 2161.201 Wed 7:00-8:00 pm $73 2161.203 M/W 7:00-8:00 pm $122 2161.223 Th 7:00-8:00 pm $73 2161.221

Chair Yoga Chair yoga is a great way to stay fit. The class helps to engage the mind, body and breath. It helps to improve posture and strength and to reduce stress. The intention of the class is to provide yoga to those who have difficulty getting onto the floor. The class is gentle on the body but is not intended as rehab. Instructor, Diane Beglin. Ten weeks, 3/27-6/5 (no class 5/29). $67 resident, $72 non-resident. Adult Recreation Center. Day Time Class Mon 10:30-11:30 am 2412.201

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Lap Swim Water Aerobics Swim independently under the supervision of a certifi ed lifeguard. Class Bring a towel and get ready to burn calories and feel great! This popular is open to adults 18 and older. 4-week sessions. No refunds. Residents class is open to adults 18 and older. Ability to swim not required. Certifi ed $40, non-residents $45. Smith Park Pool. instructor, with additional lifeguard on deck. 4 week sessions. No refunds. Dates Day Time Class Residents $40, non-residents $45. Smith Park Pool. 3/27-4/21 MWF 7:30-8:30 pm 1752.201 Dates Day Time Class 4/24-5/19 MWF 7:30-8:30 pm 1752.202 3/27-4/21 MWF 12:05-12:50 pm 1751.221 4/24-5/19 MWF 12:05-12:50 pm 1751.231 3/27-4/21 MWF 7:30-8:30 pm 1752.201 4/24-5/19 MWF 7:30-8:30 pm 1752.202

ENRICHMENT CLASSES

iPhone and iPad Tips Introduction to Computers for Active Seniors Make your iOS (Apple) device work for YOU in just two sessions— Never touched a computer? Maybe you did, but felt confused. It’s customize the home screen for your convenience, set reminders, teach never too late to learn. This class is designed for beginners with limited Siri to write your grocery list and pronounce your name correctly, learn computer knowledge. Participants will learn basic computing skills to create & use keyboard shortcuts. Password management options, and the terms you keep hearing about but aren’t quite sure what they how to fi nd useful apps and more will be covered. If you’re missing mean. Class includes hands-on practice and introduces students who out on the functionality of your iOS device and want to learn more but are interested in how to operate a computer. AGI Instructors. $10 supply don’t know where to start, this class is for you. Bring your iOS device fee payable to instructor at fi rst class. Five-week sessions, Fridays. $50 to follow along. Instructor, Kimberly Michael. Two 2-day sessions are resident, $55 non-resident. Adult Recreation Center. offered. $53 resident, $58 non-resident. Adult Recreation Center. Session Day Date Time Class Session Date Time Class I Fri 3/24-4/21 12:30-1:15 pm 2444.206 I 4/6 & 4/13 10:00 - 11:30 am 2445.203 II Fri 4/28-5/26 12:30-1:15 pm 2444.201 II 5/11 & 5/18 10:00 - 11:30 am 2445.204

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San Gabriel Adult Recreation Center The Adult Recreation Center offers a variety of services and resources for adults who are 50 years and up. Location: 324 South Mission Drive, San Gabriel CA Hours: Monday - Friday, 10 am - 2 pm Phone: 626.308.2823 or 626.308.2875

Join Us For Lunch! Lunch is served daily at the San Gabriel Adult Recreation Center at 11:30 am for anyone 60 and older (reservation check-in begins at 10 am). Choose from the American or Chinese menu option daily. Suggested donation is $3 per meal. Monthly menus are available at the Adult Recreation Center or on-line at www.sangabrielcity.com. Lunch program sponsored by Intervale Senior Services/ YWCA. So join us for lunch today! To make your reservation call 308.2823 between 10 am and noon, Monday thru Friday, all reservations must be made one week in advance.

Resources and Services Blood Pressure Screenings - 2nd Thursday of the month, 10:45 am to 11:45 am in the Grapevine Room. Sponsored by Alhambra Hospital.

Cell Phone Recycling Program - Support older adult programs by donating your old cell phone. For every cell phone collected, programs can earn 35 cents to $21 per cell phone.

Grapevine Press - Subscribe to the Grapevine Press for $5 a year and stay current with activities and news. Receive a digital copy via email FREE. To sign-up for your annual subscription call 626.308.2875. Meals on Wheels - Available for home-bound residents of San Gabriel, each meal delivery includes a hot entrée and sack lunch. For more information call 626.256.8187 or visit on the web at www.volunteercentersgv.org. Social Activities - Birthday celebrations on 3rd Wednesday, special lunches, holiday celebrations, Wii, and Bunco. Don't miss it!

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Quilt with Friends Spring Events Tuesdays 9 am - 2:30 pm St. Patrick’s Day Lunch All quilters welcome. Bring your quilting supplies Friday, March 17 to work independently at the Recreation Center (no instructor available). Feast on corned beef and cabbage and enjoy a green mock-tail to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Ballroom Dance Class Tuesdays 12 - 3 pm Health & Wellness Fair Free instruction offered in Chinese and English. Thursday, May 11 Get free information Origami Creations on health and wellness Fridays 9 - 11 am services available in All are welcome to this free class at the the San Gabriel Valley. Community Recreation Center. Instructor will go over supplies needed at fi rst class.

Older Adults Programs Mother’s Day Tea and Bunco Monday, May 15 Open Computer Time - Tuesdays and Thursdays 10 am - 12 pm • Adult Recreation Center Let’s celebrate all of the moms! Join us for tea after lunch and play Bunco for special Mother’s Need to check your email or surf the internet, but Day prizes. don’t have a computer? Come enjoy free, open computer time! All connections are secured and you will now be able to print things like directions to a Reserve your lunch for these festivities by calling destination, a recipe or even an important form for 626.308.2823 one week in advance. your taxes. Pickleball Open Court - Mondays and Wednesdays 9 am - 12 pm • Smith Park Tennis Courts Case Management Enjoy a friendly game of Pickleball at Smith Park! For Xiomara Lara and Sandra Serna, Senior Services more information, see page 7. Case Managers Free Art Workshops - First Thursday of Each Month Phone: 626.308.2822 • After Hours: 626.358.1185 1 pm - 3:30 pm • Adult Recreation Center Monday 8:00 am - 12:00 pm Tuesday 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm (by appt. only) Learn different art forms from some of the best Thursday 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm (by appt. only) instructors in San Gabriel! Materials will be supplied to Friday 8:00 am - 12:00 pm all participants.

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Broad Museum Pageant of Our Lord Thursday, March 16 4089.101 Saturday, April 1 4013.201 Take a self-guided tour of this amazing contemporary art museum Come and enjoy a performance of the Pageant of Our Lord. that features nearly 2,000 works of art. The Broad features two Witness the life of Christ through living reproductions of famous galleries on two separate floors. You can make a stop at the works of art. Combined with life-size paintings and sculptures, museum shop before heading out to Olvera Street for some lunch you will have an opportunity to enjoy the music of a 60-person and shopping on your own. sanctuary choir and orchestra. Tickets are limited so be sure to 10:30 am - 5:00 pm $25 sign up today! 8:30 am - 3:30 pm $40 Japanese American National Museum Tuesday, April 18 4114.201 Spend a day in Los Angeles at the Japanese American National Museum. You will be a part of a smaller group as a docent will lead you on a 1-hour tour. The museum celebrates the triumph of democracy over discrimination and has artifacts from WWI. There will be time on your own to enjoy the tranquil water and stone garden once the tour is over. From the museum, we’ll visit Little Tokyo for browsing and lunch on your own before returning home. 10:00 am - 4:00 pm $25

Jeopardy! Big Bear Lake Wednesday, March 22 4071.201 Thursday, May 11 4035.201 You will start your day the HMS Bounty in downtown Los Angeles. Spend a day at beautiful Big Bear Lake. Shop and enjoy lunch You will choose from a number of lunch options when you register on your own before boarding the Miss Liberty for your 90-minute for this trip. After lunch, we will head to Culver City where we will cruise. From the boat, enjoy beautiful views of the China stop at Sony Studios for two separate tapings of America’s favorite Islands, the solar observatory and the San Gorgonio Mountains. nighttime game show, Jeopardy! Tickets are limited so sign up Refreshments and light snacks can be purchased on the boat ride. today! The upper deck of the boat is fully shaded. More time on your 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. $35 own in the Village after the tour will be provided before returning home. Tanaka Farms and Bubba Gump Shrimp 9:00 am - 6:00 pm $35 Thursday, March 30 4038.101 It’s strawberry season at Tanaka Farms in Irvine. Enjoy a guided Pageant of the Masters 45 minute to 1¼ hour long wagon tour around their farm. See Thursday, July 20 4147.201 how strawberries grow and sample them along with other fruits You will arrive in Laguna Beach for dinner on your own before and vegetables that are in season. You will then get to pick a the Pageant of the Masters performance at the Irvine Bowl. You one-pound basket to take home! Lunch is at the Bubba Gump will take breathtaking theatrical journey through the 17th and Shrimp Co. where a number of lunch options are available upon 18th centuries as we celebrate “The Grand Tour”. Your ticket registering. There will be time to browse on your own before will also include admission to the Art Festival at the Irvine Bowl, heading home. which features hands-on demonstrations, wine tasting, artwork 8:00 am - 3:30 pm $57 and much more. Tickets are limited so sign up today! 4:00 pm - 11:59 pm $60

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Extended Trips Transportation Senior Dial-A-Ride Las Vegas at the Four Queens The City of San Gabriel provides reduced fare transportation March 28-30 5211.101 for city residents, 62 years and older and disabled Enjoy deluxe accommodations at the popular Four Queens Hotel and persons. Services available 7:00 am - 7:00 pm, for medical Casino. You will receive a “funbook” that includes 2-for-1 food and appointments, local shopping trips, trips to Adult Recreation drink offers, free slot play, free comedy club admission, and much Center, etc. Service is not available for daily non-medical appointments. Cost is $.50 per one-way trip. To apply, call the more! The Four Queens is located in the heart of Casino Center in Community Services Department at 626.308.2875. downtown which gives you the chance at zip lining at the Fremont M.T.A. Reduced Fare TAP Cards Street Experience. You will also be able to visit the Mob Museum The City of San Gabriel offers reduced fare TAP Cards to city downtown and as well as take a trip down the Las Vegas strip. Full residents 62 years and older and disabled residents. TAP Card amount due at time of registration. reloads are sold for $12 a month at the Community Services $249.50 single. $209.50 double/person. Travel Time Offi ce, 250 South Mission Drive, from 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Monday through Friday, with extended hours Tuesday until Grand Tour of New Orleans 6:00 pm. For additional information call the Community Services Department at 626.308.2875. April 10-14 5226.101 Access Services Visit the beautiful city of New Orleans, Louisiana. You will discover the Curb-to-curb para-tranist (dial-a-ride) program that provides rich history of the south when you explore the Bayou, view Garden transportation services to eligible individuals. District homes, enjoy a Dixieland Jazz dinner cruise on the Mississippi Access Services can travel to most locations in the San Gabriel and have a delicious dinner on Bourbon Street. You will visit the Valley and downtown Los Angeles. Riders must be certifi ed National World War II Museum, take a narrated tour of the city and take for Access Services. Candidates must have disabilities and cannot board, ride, or exit from any established bus or rail an alligator swamp boat tour. $300 confi rms your registration. system. Cost is $1.50 per one-way trip. For information on the $2,029.00 single. $1,699.00 double/person. Travel Time certifi cation process, and to arrange trips, call 800.827.0829. L.A. County Transportation Info Line Yosemite National Park 800.431.7882 For seniors and qualifi ed disabled persons. April 28-30 5241.101 Take a trip to Yosemite National Park in central California. On the Travel News western slope of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, this beautiful region has The City of San Gabriel Community Services Department breathtaking scenery and numerous waterfalls. You will visit Bridalveil provides trips & tours for adults and children ages 8 and up, accompanied by an adult. Full payment for trips and tours is Fall, Yosemite Falls, El Capitan, Half dome, Yosemite Village and much taken on a fi rst registered, fi rst seated basis at the Community more! Accommodations will be just outside the park in Oakhurst at Services Department. Trips are subject to cancellation if the the Yosemite Southgate Hotel and Suites. $100 will confi rm your required numbers of participants are not registered by deadline reservation with the balance due by March 28, 2017. date. Trips depart from the San Gabriel Mission Playhouse $479.50 single. $369.50 double/person. Travel Time parking lot, 320 S. Mission Drive. All cars must be parked on the Broadway Avenue side of the lot only. Participants must be self-suffi cient and capable of walking and climbing stairs without assistance of others. If unable to do so, a wheelchair and/or trip attendant must be provided by participant. Please notify staff at time of registration if you are taking a wheelchair to ensure space is available. REFUND POLICY: ALL refunds are subject to a $10 service charge, unless trip is cancelled by the Department. Refunds for day trips are processed if cancellation is received 2 weeks prior to the trip, or if there is a replacement on our waiting list. Refunds for extended tours are processed if cancellation is received 4 weeks prior to overnight trip, except where otherwise noted. Trip cancellation insurance is recommended for overnight trips costing $100 or more.

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Community Groups ADVERTISEMENT Chamber of Commerce 626.576.2525 San Gabriel Women's Foundation 626.576.2525 Santa Anita Family Service 626.308.1414 Fine Arts Gallery 626.282.1448 Friends of La Laguna 626.308.3346 Hazardous Waste Disposal 888-CLEAN-LA Junipero Serra Club 626.287.8648 211 of L.A. County (Info Line) 211 La Casa Community Center 626.286.2144 San Gabriel American Legion Post 748 626.285.7593 San Gabriel Library 626.287.0761 Friends of the San Gabriel Library San Gabriel Valley Music Theatre 626.282.1440 Rotary Club of San Gabriel 714.381.7274 San Gabriel Historical Association 626.308.3223 San Gabriel Humane Society 626.286.1159 San Gabriel Kiwanis Club 626.285.9991 San Gabriel Taiwanese Lions Club 626.907.1176 Tennis Club (Adult) 626.576.8522 Youth Activities American Youth Soccer 626.277.9880 Asian Youth Center 626.309.0622 Boy Scouts 626.351.8815 Girl Scouts 626.445.7771 Girl’s Fastpitch 626.703.7165 Police Explorers 626.308.2828 San Gabriel Sea Gulls Swim Team 626.291.2901 San Gabriel Unified School District 626.451.5400 Family Resource Center 626.292.2431 SG Educational Foundation 626.451.5465 San Gabriel Valley Pony Baseball 626.281.2202 SG Valley Thunderbirds Football 626.214.8399 Volunteer Opportunities City of San Gabriel 626.308.2803 American Red Cross 626.799.0841 X410 SG Educational Foundation 626.451.5465 San Gabriel Valley Medical Center 626.570.6533 SGV Humane Society 626.286.1159 San Gabriel Library 626.287.0761 Friends of the San Gabriel Library Mission District Museums San Gabriel Historical Association 626.308.3223 Hayes House Ramona Museum 626.289.0034 San Gabriel Mission Museum 626.457.3048

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City Facilities, Parks & Schools 1 Adult Recreation Center, 324 South Mission Dr. 2 City Hall, 425 South Mission Dr. 3 Coolidge School, 421 North Mission Dr. 4 Dewey School, 525 East Dewey Ave. 5 Gabrielino High School, 1327 San Gabriel Blvd. 6 Grapevine Park, 324 South Mission Drive 7 Jefferson Middle School, 1372 East Las Tunas Drive. 8 Lincoln School, 600 East Grand Ave. 9 Marshall School, 1817 Jackson St. 10 McKinley School, 1425 Manley Dr. 11 Mission Playhouse, 320 South Mission Dr. 12 Police Department, 625 South Del Mar Ave. 13 Plaza Park, 428 South Mission Dr. 14 Public Works, 917 East Grand Avenue 15 Recreation Center, 250 South Mission Dr. 16 Roosevelt Park & Tennis Courts 5410 Delta St. 17 Roosevelt School, 401 South Walnut Grove 18 San Gabriel Library, 500 South Del Mar Ave. 19 San Gabriel High School, 801 Ramona Ave. 20 San Gabriel School District, 408 Junipero Serra Ave. 21 Smith Park & Pool, 232 West Broadway 22 Washington School, 300 North San Marino Dr. 23 Wilson School, 1317 East Sheffi eld 24 Vincent Lugo Park, Wells & Ramona, Home of La Laguna Playground.

ADMINISTRATION FINANCE DEPARTMENT COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT 626.308.2803 626.308.2812 626.308.2875

CITY CLERK FIRE DEPARTMENT PUBLIC WORKS 626.308.2816 Emergency 911 626.308.2825 Business: 626.308.2880 CITY HALL POLICE DEPARTMENT 626.308.2800 MISSION PLAYHOUSE Emergency 911 626.308.2865 Business: 626.308.2828 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 626.308.2806 www.sangabrielcity.com www.sangabrielcity.com 24 Spring 2017 GUIDE CALENDAR

DATE TIME ACTIVITY LOCATION

March 6 7:00 pm Community Services Commission Council Chambers 7 7:30 pm San Gabriel City Council Council Chambers 13 8:00 am Spring Class Registration Opens Recreation Offi ce 13 6:30 pm Planning Commission Council Chambers 14 7:00 pm SGUSD Governing Board District Offi ce 15 6:00 pm Chamber Networking Mixer University of the West 18 9:00 am All City Pentathlon Jefferson Middle School 21 7:30 pm San Gabriel City Council Council Chambers 27 Varies Spring Classes Begin Designated Sites 27 7:00 pm Design Review Commission Council Chambers 28 7:00 pm SGUSD Governing Board District Offi ce

April 3 7:00 pm Community Services Commission Council Chambers 4 7:30 pm San Gabriel City Council Council Chambers 10 6:30 pm Planning Commission Council Chambers 11 7:00 pm SGUSD Governing Board District Offi ce 15 8:00 am ‘Egg’straordinary Spring Celebration Smith Park 18 7:30 pm San Gabriel City Council Council Chambers 19 6:00 pm Chamber Networking Mixer Clearman’s Inn 24 7:00 pm Design Review Commission Council Chambers 25 7:00 pm SGUSD Governing Board District Offi ce

May 1 7:00 pm Community Services Commission Council Chambers 2 7:30 pm San Gabriel City Council Council Chambers 8 8:00 am Day Camp Registration Opens Recreation Offi ce 8 6:30 pm Planning Commission Council Chambers 9 7:00 pm SGUSD Governing Board District Offi ce 11 10:00 am Health & Wellness Fair Adult Recreation Center 16 7:30 pm San Gabriel City Council Council Chambers 17 5:30 pm Chamber Business Expo Hilton 20 11:00 am La Laguna Play Day Lugo Park 22 7:00 pm Design Review Commission Council Chambers 22 Varies Summer Class Registration Opens Recreation Offi ce 23 7:00 pm SGUSD Governing Board District Offi ce

Bold Type Denotes Community Services Department activity and City Offi ce Closures. www.sangabrielcity.com 25 Spring 2017 Spring 2017 REGISTRATION FORM Registration Begins Monday, March 13 and Classes Begin the Week of March 27, 2017. San Gabriel Community Services Department • Recreation Center, 250 S. Mission Drive • San Gabriel, CA 91776 • 626.308.2875 • Fax 626.308.0604 Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Tuesdays 8:00 am - 6:00 pm Registration Options: 1. Online 24/7 at www.sangabrielcity.com 2. Mail completed form and payment to San Gabriel Community Services Department (To receive a receipt, please enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope.) 3. Walk-in with completed form to the Recreation Center during hours of operation with a check or exact change. 4. Call during Recreation Center hours of operation with registration information and Visa or MasterCard payment. 5. Fax 24/7 completed form and Visa or MasterCard payment information.

Class registration will close following the second class meeting Refund Policy Full refunds are issued when classes or activities are cancelled by the Community Services Department or if requested before the first day of class. If you are not happy with the quality of our program, please call and let us know so we can make it right. If you call before the second class, we’ll arrange for you to transfer to a new class or receive a refund, less a $10 processing fee. There are no refunds for non-attendance, one-day workshops or material fees. Please complete entire form and sign waiver of liability. You may use one form to register for multiple activities.

LAST NAME:______FIRST NAME:______ADULT ADDRESS:______EMAIL:______PARENT CITY: ______ZIP CODE:______OR GUARDIAN CELL PHONE: ( )______HOME PHONE: ( )______PARENT DOB:______

WAIVER OF LIABILITY – PHOTO RELEASE Through this registration form, I realize that no medical insurance is provided for the City of San Gabriel activities and I fully understand that my participation exposes me (or my dependant) to the risk of personal injury, death or property loss or damage. I hereby acknowledge that I am voluntarily participating or allowing my dependant to participate in this event/class and agree to assume any such risks. I hereby release, discharge and agree not to sue the City of San Gabriel or any of its officers, employees or agents for any injury, death or damage to or loss of personal property arising out of, or in connection with, my participation or the participation of my dependant in the event/class from whatever cause, including the active or passive negligence of the City of San Gabriel or any other participants in the event/class. In consideration for being permitted to participate in the event/class, I hereby agree, for myself, my heirs, administrators, executors and assigns, that I shall indemnify and hold harmless the City of San Gabriel from any and all claims, demands, actions or suits arising out of or in connection with my participation in the event/class. I am physically able (or my dependant is physically able) to participate in this activity. I consent to any medical treatment my dependant needs while involved in this activity and I agree to pay for it. I hereby consent to the use of photographs depicting me or my dependant in city printed materials and or website. I HAVE CAREFULLY READ THIS RELEASE, HOLD HARMLESS AND AGREEMENT NOT TO SUE AND FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS CONTENTS. I AM AWARE THAT IT IS A FULL RELEASE OF ALL LIABILITY AND SIGN IT OF MY OWN FREE WILL. Signature Required: ______Date: ______As Parent, Guardian or Participant

Activity Participant’s Birthday Sex Activity Name Activity Number Last Name First Name MO/DAY/YR Fee

o Please add $1 to my registration fees to enable youth to participate in activities through the City’s Share a Dream Program. I understand that this is a voluntary donation. $ 1.00 Total:

Method of Payment: o Check (Payable to the City of San Gabriel) o Visa, or o MasterCard Card #:______

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