Redding Recreation's Fall-Winter Activity Guide 2021 | 9.9.21 by Redding Recreation

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Fall Into Winter with Our Combined Fall & Winter Guide! Preschool Programs p. 8 Youth Programs p. 10 Special Events p. 33 City of Redding Fall-Winter 2021 | Sept–Jan

NOW ENROLLING PRESCHOOL California State Preschool Programs

It’s time to enroll for FREE Full or Part Day Preschool for the 2021-22 school year. Children must turn 3 years old on or before December 1 of the current program year. Children who turn 3 on or after December 2 may enroll on their 3rd birthday. **NEW 2021-22 - Income eligibility is no longer required for those families living within the school boundries of Alta Mesa, Buckeye, Cypress, Grand Oaks, Juniper, or Shasta Meadows elementary schools! Space is limited. We take every precaution to ensure children receive safe and healthy educational experiences. ENROLL TODAY! To contact us: Call Shasta County Office of Education at 530-225-2999, Email RandR@shastacoe.org , Text HMGShasta to 898211, or visit our website at www.shastacoe.org Early Childhood Services 43 Hilltop Drive, Redding CA 96003 (530) 225-2999 • www.shastacoe.org

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Monthly Income Guidelines Family Size

Gross Monthly Income

1-2 ................$5,889.00 3...................$6,511.00 4...................$7,441.00

Family Size

Gross Monthly Income

5...................$8,632.00 6...................$9,823.00 7.................$10,046.00

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Fall Into Winter

This season, Redding Recreation is trying something a little different with our Activity Guide. We are combining the Fall and Winter issues into one comprehensive family guide. We have several new classes this year including Beach Volleyball and Women’s Self-Defense, along with some favorites like Bocce Ball and Mosaic with Angie. There are activities for the whole family, including an updated lineup at the Redding Senior Center. The pandemic still has everyone feeling a little uncertain, but we hope to bring some joy to the holidays with Harry Potter and Operation Reindeer. Join us as we Fall Into Winter with some great Redding Recreation activities.

Would your family like to be featured on the cover of the Activity Guide? Send us an email at reddingrecreation@gmail.com, and use Cover Photo in the email subject line. We are scheduling photo shoots with local families in our beautiful parks. You get some great family photos, and we get your permission to use them in our communication efforts. Everybody wins!

Connect with Us Kim Niemer Director of Community Services | 225.4085 kniemer@cityofredding.org Teresa Urricelqui Preschool Programs & Youth Camps | 225.4474 turricelqui@cityofredding.org Jeff Hansen Sports & Facilities | 225.4539 jehansen@cityofredding.org Jenny Moore Aquatic Center | 225.4479 jmoore@cityofredding.org Christina Massey MLK Jr. Center & Adult Programs | 225.4375 cmassey@cityofredding.org Brook New Recreation Front Office | 225.4096 bnew@cityofredding.org

Fall-Winter 2021 September–January

COVID-19 Protocols . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Parks & Facilities . . . . . . . . . . 6–7 Preschool Programs . . . . . . . 8–9 Grasshopper Sports Tiny Tots

Youth Programs . . . . . . . . . 10–13 Foil Fencing Volleyball Martial Arts

Adult Programs. . . . . . . . . . 16–21 Beach Volleyball Bocce Pickleball

MLK Jr. Center. . . . . . . . . . . 22–25 Senior Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Activity Pages . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28–31 Special Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Letter to Santa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Questions?

Call 530.225.4095 or email info@reddingrecreation.org.

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COVID-19 Protocols

Redding Recreation’s first priority is to make sure our community is safe while enjoying the camps and classes we have to offer. City staff works closely with state and local health officials to make sure we comply with the latest guidelines and best practices to help curb the spread of covid-19. Below, you will find what you can expect when attending a Redding Recreation program. However, based on the type, location, and age group of the program or event, some guidelines may be modified or adjusted to comply with health regulations.

Walk-In The Recreation Office is located at 777 Cypress Avenue, Second Floor. Office hours are Monday–Friday, 8:00 am– 5:00 pm (closed some holidays).

Phone-In Give us a call! We are happy to help register your family over the phone. Call us at 225.4095, and one of our office staff will assist you with whatever you need.

Registration Pre-registration prior to first class and full payment are required for all activities unless otherwise stated. Please register one week before class begins so class materials may be prepared by instructor.

Fee Assistance Program We offer fee assistance for qualified low-income City of Redding/Shasta Lake residents (ages 0–17) for many classes and sports leagues. For more information on fee assistance availability, call 225.4095

Face Coverings Face coverings are recommended for individuals inside public spaces. During any outdoor activity, safe social distancing is suggested. Face covering policies may differ for specific classes if health guidelines specify.

Sanitation All staff have been trained in proper sanitation techniques. All facilities are throughly cleaned before and after each use, and sanitation procedures are followed during each activity.

Physical Space We are asking all patrons to do their best to keep a safe social distance between themselves inside our facilities and participating in activities. Based on the type of activity, less spectators may be allowed. If spectators are allowed, please maintain adequate distance while watching. Based on the current covid-tier, some changes in physical space protocols may be required.

PARKS & FACILITIES Lake Redding Gazebo & Pavilion Caldwell Recreation Center 56 Quartz Hill Road, Redding Rental Season: Sept–May | Fee: $434 + Deposit & Insurance Occupancy: 125–210 people Beautiful park location on Sacramento River; includes outdoor patio, sink, microwave oven, refrigerator, & ample parking.

Redding Aquatic Center 44 Quartz Hill Road, Redding Includes swimming pools, benches, & more. Closed for the season.

Junior Bike Park, Caldwell Park 56 Quartz Hill Road, Redding Hours: Saturday, 9:00–11:00 am | Rental Fee: $300 Next to Jump River Playground; Includes paved pump track, jump line, restrooms, & more.

Jump River, Caldwell Park 58 Quartz Hill Road, Redding Includes swings, slides, & fun for toddlers.

Oak Knoll, Caldwell Park 48 Quartz Hill Road, Redding Near Jr. Bike Park; includes benches, picnic tables, & large turf.

South Grove, Caldwell Park 48 Quartz Hill Road, Redding Near Jump River; includes picnic tables, large turf, & restrooms.

Carter House Lawn, Caldwell Park 48 Quartz Hill Road, Redding Great view of Sacramento River; includes cement area, electricity, & large turf.

Diestelhorst Bridge Benton Drive, Redding Great view of Sacramento River; includes large, open-air setting, & electricity.

Lake Redding Park 2225 Benton Drive, Redding Includes picnic tables & lawn for games.

2225 Benton Drive, Redding Occupancy: 100 people | Rental Fee: $90 Great view of Sacramento River; includes gazebo shade structure & pavilion with shaded picnic tables, electricity, water hook-ups, & lawn usage.

Deodora Lake Redding 2225 Benton Drive, Redding Close to playground; includes picnic tables, turf, & restrooms.

Amphitheater River Park 800 Sundial Bridge Drive, Redding Great view of Sacramento River; includes stage area, electricity, restrooms, & turf.

Sculpture Park at City Hall 777 Cypress Avenue, Redding Includes benches, trails, sculptures, electricity, & water fountain.

Kids Kingdom, Enterprise Park 4000 Victor Avenue, Redding Includes playground, picnic tables, electricity, turf, & more.

Highland Park 555 Mill Valley Parkway, Redding Open green space; includes trails, courts, playground, & more.

Rivercrest Park 800 Woodacre Drive, Redding Grassy area; includes playground for kids, restrooms, basketball hoop, turf, & modern picnic pavilion.

Park Rentals Looking for the perfect place to hold your next party, picnic, wedding, or event? There are several City Parks and picnic shelters that are available for the community to reserve. Please visit reddingparks.com, or click the link below for more detailed information about rules and general info.

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Park Highlights

Park Finder

Lake Redding Gazebo

City Hall Sculpture Park

Caldwell Recreation Center

Caldwell Jr. Bike Park

Kids Kingdom

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PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS Music & Movement

Grasshopper Sports Register now!

Ages 3–6 | Caldwell Park

This class provides an encouraging outlet for creative and emotional expression and helps increase body positivity, confidence, spatial awareness, and social skills through music & movement activities.

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Instructor: Andi Beadle

Ages 3–5 Come have a ball in Grasshopper Sports! Be a part of the program that benefits participants by teaching motor skills, athletic awareness, and how to have fun with sports! For each sport, skills will be introduced during this non-competitive, fun activity. Drills are adapted to ages and abilities by using fun, creative games and equipment. Parent participation is required. Closed-toed shoes should be worn.

Soccer | Grasshopper Sports Zone CRS# 1938 1939 1897 1898

Date Oct 5-26 Oct 5-26 Oct 9-30 Oct 9-30

Day T T Sat Sat

Time 4–4:45p 5–5:45p 9–9:45 10–10:45

Fee $23* $23* $23* $23*

*Additional $8 for a t-shirt

Basketball | Caldwell Recreation Center CRS# 1942 1943

Date Jan 13–Feb 3 Jan 13–Feb 3

Day Th Th

Time 4–4:45p 5–5:45p

Fee $23* $23*

*Additional $8 for a t-shirt

Baseball | Grasshopper Sports Zone CRS# 1940 1941 1874 1875

Date Oct 7–28 Oct 7–28 Oct 9–30 Oct 9–30

*Additional $8 for a t-shirt

Day Th Th Sat Sat

Time 4-4:45 5-5:45 9–9:45a 10–10:45a

Fee $23* $23* $23* $23*

CRS# 1908 1910 1912

Date Sept 13–27 Oct 11–25 Nov 1–Nov 15

Day M M M

Time 3–3:30p 3–3:30p 3–3:30p

Fee $40 $40 $40

Grasshopper Triathlon Ages 3–5 | Enterprise Park

Hop, ride, and run! This is a fun, non-competitive triathlon event for you and your child to participate in together! This three-part parent & child race will include a run/walk, a bike/tricycle/scoot ride, and ball hoppers. Each participant must bring a bike/tricycle and a helmet to participate. Be sure to secure your spot to hop, ride, and run! CRS# 1951

Date Oct 16

Day Sat

Time 9:30–11:30a

Fee $5

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Tiny Tots

Ages 3–5 | Enterprise Community Room This social-recreational program offers developmentally appropriate activities for preschoolers. Our classroom offers many exciting hands-on activities. Children acquire social and emotional skills as well as math, literacy, and science concepts. Parent participation is required two days per month. Children must have a healthy lunch each day and be potty trained by the first day of class. Immunization verification required. CRS# 1741 1742 1743 1744 1745

Date Sept 27–Oct 21 Oct 25–Nov 18 Nov 29–Dec 9 Jan 3–27, 2022 Jan 31–Mar 3

Day M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th M–Th

Time 8:30a–12:30p 8:30a–12:30p 8:30a–12:30p 8:30a–12:30p 8:30a–12:30p

Fee $290 $290 $145 $290 $290

No class on the following dates: 9/6 • 2/21–24 • 4/18–21

“Miss AJ is the absolute best! I can’t say it enough—we keep coming back for her! All four of my kids have gone to Tiny Tots, and we have loved her for years.”

YOUTH PROGRAMS

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Youth Programs

“My daughter loves Foil Fencing and is so excited to go every week! You couldn’t find an instructor who has a better rapport with young students.”

Beginning Foil Fencing

Ages 10–14 | Caldwell Recreation Center Students will learn footwork, blade work, timing, strategy, the eight parries, and simple attacks. Foil, fencing jacket, glove, and mask can be purchased at blueguantlet.com or other fencing gear websites. Please wear tennis shoes and sweat pants. Students must provide their own gear. CRS# 1916 1918 1919 1920

Date Sept 7–28 Oct 5–26 Nov 2–30 Dec 7–28

Day T T T T

Time 6–8pm 6–8pm 6–8pm 6–8pm

Fee

$27 $27 $27 $27

Ages 6-17 | Riverview Golf & Country Club Classes are designed to help each student develop proper tennis techniques in their forehand, backhand, serve, volley overheads and footwork. Instructors: Terry & Donna Ehlers

Beginner Date Sept 1–29 Oct 4–27 Nov 1–24

Day M–W M–W M–W

Time 4–5p 4–5p 4–5p

Fee

$90 $90 $90

Intermediate/Advanced CRS# 1933 1935 1936

Date Sept 1–29 Oct 4–27 Nov 1–24

Day M–W M–W M–W

Grades 3–8 | Alta Mesa Elementary School Youth Volleyball is back on the court! After one year of shutdown, one of our most popular programs returns. Join Coach Kaley for this fantastic beginner/intermediate league. Fee CRS# Grade Date Day Time Sept 13–Oct 30 M, W, Sat 6–7:30p $80 1914 3–5 Sept 14–Oct 30 T, Th, Sat 6–7:30p $80 1915 6–8

Martial Arts

Ages 8–12 | Caldwell Park

Redding Tennis Club

CRS# 1932 1934 1936

Volleyball

Kajukenbo is a combined self-defense martial arts style created in Hawaii by five martial arts practitioners with diverse styles and cultural backgrounds. Kajukenbo utilizes traditional and modern methods incorporating Karate, Judo, Jujitsu, Kenpo, and Boxing (European & Chinese) with emphasis on real life self-protection skills. The training teaches discipline and respect, promotes self-esteem, develops personal achievement, enhances coordination, balance, flexibility, and agility. A great class for all levels of ability! This is a complete program where the goal is to Learn & Earn through each belt rank using memorization, application, and performance. Instructor: Marlon Ordona

Time 4–5:30p 4–5:30p 4–5:00p

Fee

$120 $120 $120

CRS# 1899 1900 1901 1905

Date Sept 8–29 Oct 4–27 Nov 1–29 Dec 1–22

Day M, W M, W M, W M, W

Time 5:30–6:30p 5:30–6:30p 5:30–6:30p 5:30–6:30p

Fee $55 $55 $55 $55

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Fly Fishing 101

SaccoFit4U Fit Camp

This class is for the beginning fisher-person—one who has only fished tackle, or one who needs to fill in some very basic information. Class includes understanding basic fly fishing gear, tying the necessary knots, casting instruction, entomology (study of bugs) and related fly patterns, fly fishing techniques, strategy, and etiquette. The fee includes a one year membership to the Shasta Trinity Fly Fishers club which offers additional support and free classes during the year.

SaccoFit4u Fit Camp is a fitness camp that elevates your health while lowering body fat which helps to increase your confidence and help you achieve your fitness goals. The objective at Fit Camp is to burn 1000–1500 calories with moderate work. A combination of four different types of exercise will be used: Weight Training, hiit, High Endurance, and Low Endurance. You will also get a personalized nutrition plan as part of the class. This camp covers every basis of fitness, health, wellness, and weight loss. This is a great class for kids and adults looking to get a fun and effective workout!

Ages 13+ | Shasta Trinity Fly Fishers Clubhouse

Instructor: Gerry Martin CRS# 1979

Date Oct 10

Day Sun

Time 8a–5p

Fee $20

Fall, Winter, & Spring Adventures Ages 6–11 | Caldwell Recreation Center

Do you have any exciting plans for fall and winter break? Add to your holiday fun with this exciting day camp program. Join us for crafts, movies, and much more! Be sure to bring a snack and lunch with you each day! CRS# 1926 1927 1928

Date Nov 22–24 Dec 27–30 Jan 4–7

Day M–W M–Th T–Fri

Time 7:30a–5:30p 7:30a–5:30p 7:30a–5:30p

Fee $96 $130 $130

Ages 12+ | Caldwell Recreation Center

Instructor: James Sacco CRS# 1966 1967 1968 1969 1971 1970 1972 1973

Date Sept 10–Oct 4 Sept 11–Oct 3 Oct 8–Nov 1 Oct 9–Oct 31 Nov 5–Nov 29 Nov 6–Nov 28 Dec 3–Dec 27 Dec 4–Dec 26

Day M, F Sat, Sun M, F Sat, Sun M, F Sat, Sun M, F Sat, Sun

Time 5:30–6:30p 8–9a 5:30–6:30p 8–9a 5:30–6:30p 8–9a 5:30–6:30p 8–9a

Fee

$65 $65 $65 $65 $65 $65 $65 $65

Music & Movement

Ages 7–10 | Caldwell Park This class provides an encouraging outlet for creative and emotional expression and helps increase body positivity, confidence, spatial awareness, and social skills through music & movement activities. Instructor: Andi Beadle CRS# 1909 1911 1913

Date Sept 13–27 Oct 11–25 Nov 1–Nov 15

Day M M M

Time 3:30–4p 3:30–4p 3:30–4p

Fee $40 $40 $40

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ADULT PROGRAMS

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Adult Programs

Fly Fishing 101

Ages 13+ | Shasta Trinity Fly Fishers Clubhouse

Martial Arts

Ages 13+ | Teen Center Kajukenbo is a combined self-defense martial arts style created in Hawaii by five martial arts practitioners with diverse styles and cultural backgrounds. Kajukenbo utilizes traditional and modern methods incorporating Karate, Judo, Jujitsu, Kenpo, and Boxing (European & Chinese) with emphasis on real life self-protection skills. The training teaches discipline and respect, promotes self-esteem, develops personal achievement, enhances coordination, balance, flexibility, and agility. A great class for all levels of ability! This is a complete program where the goal is to Learn & Earn through each belt rank using memorization, application, and performance. Instructor: Marlon Ordona CRS# 1902 1903 1904 1906

Date Sept 8–29 Oct 4–27 Nov 1–29 Dec 1–22

Day M,W M,W M,W M,W

Time 6:30–7:30p 6:30–7:30p 6:30–7:30p 6:30–7:30p

Fee

$55 $55 $55 $55

Beginning Foil Fencing

Ages 15+ | Caldwell Recreation Center

Date Sept 7–28 Oct 5–26 Nov 2–30 Dec 7–28

Day T T T T

Time 6–8p 6–8p 6–8p 6–8p

Instructor: Gerry Martin CRS# 1979

Date Oct 10

Day Sun

Time 8a–5p

Fee $20

Beach Volleyball

Ages 18+ | Lake Redding Park

Come join Redding Recreation and the Redding Sand Club at the newest park attraction in town. We offer volleyball leagues for all skill levels. Interested in playing volleyball, but don’t have a four-person team? Now you can sign up as a free agent, and we will put you in an available team.

Co-Ed Competitive 4-Person Team CRS# Date 1950 Sept 16–Nov 4

Day Th

Time 6–9pm

Fee

$250

Free Agent Co-Ed Adult 4-Person Team

Students will learn footwork, blade work, timing, strategy, the eight parries, and simple attacks. Foil, fencing jacket, glove, and mask can be purchased at blueguantlet.com or other fencing gear websites. Please wear tennis shoes and sweat pants. Students must provide their own gear. CRS# 1922 1923 1924 1925

Fee

$27 $27 $27 $27

CRS# Date 1961 Sept 16–Nov 4

Day Th

Time 6–9pm

Day Tue

Time 6–9pm

Fee

$0*

Men’s Doubles CRS# Date 1990 Sept 14–Nov 2

Fee

$250

Free Agent Men’s Doubles CRS# Date 1991 Sept 14–Nov 2

Day Tue

Time 6–9pm

Fee

*The fee is $0 until placed in a team

Bocce League

Ages 18+ | South City Park Tutti sono i benvenuti! Bocce is a game that brings people together, and you can play with a beverage in your hand. Teams of four will compete weekly for ranking/seeding in the single-elimination tournament to be held the sixth week of play. Teams of two will compete weekly in the Senior League. The winning team will be crowned the League Champion and enjoy the grand prize—and of course bragging rights! Grab some friends, form a team, and have some fun. Only the Team Captain needs to enroll.

Bocce League | Ages 18+ CRS# 1963

Date Sept 23–Oct 28

Day Th

Time 6–9p

Fee

$200

Senior Bocce League | Ages 55+ CRS# 1962

Date Sept 22–Oct 27

Day Time W 10a–1:30p

Fee

$100

Redding Pickleball Group

Ages 18+ | Enterprise Park Sport Court Join the craze! Learn the fastest growing sport in the country, and have some fun! Easy for beginners to learn but develops quickly into a fast-paced, competitive game. The Redding Pickleball Group (rpg) is a dynamic group of active individuals that come together to enjoy the game of Pickleball and all its benefits. They play five days a week (M–F from 9 am–12 pm & T–Th from 5–7 pm). In 2005, a small group started playing Pickleball at South City Park, and it quickly grew to a roster of over 400 people. Some enthusiasts play six days a week! Beginners are always welcome to drop in, learn some skills, and meet new friends on the court. More information at pickleballredding.com and official rules at usapa.org/officialrules.

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Pickleball Ladder League

Ages 18+ | Enterprise Park Sport Court Want to join the pickleball craze but not sure about your skill level and the rules of the game? This league is for you! This league meets once a week and partners are selected at random. Each week the league will continue to adapt so that the advanced players are playing against each other and the beginner players are playing against each other. Players will move up and down the ladder each week, but all games will still be played at the same time. Get ready to play a lot of pickleball with a new partner for each game. Sign up and meet some awesome pickleballers as the league progresses. League is starting soon. Watch this guide and social media for official start dates and open registration info.

SaccoFit4U Fit Camp

Ages 12+ | Caldwell Recreation Center SaccoFit4u Fit Camp is a fitness camp that elevates your health while lowering body fat which helps to increase your confidence and help you achieve your fitness goals. The objective at Fit Camp is to burn 1000–1500 calories with moderate work. A combination of four different types of exercise will be used: Weight Training, hiit, High Endurance, and Low Endurance. You will also get a personalized nutrition plan as part of the class. This camp covers every basis of fitness, health, wellness, and weight loss. This is a great class for kids and adults looking to get a fun and effective workout! Instructor: James Sacco CRS# 1966 1967 1968 1969 1971 1970 1972 1973

Date Sept 10–Oct 4 Sept 11–Oct 3 Oct 8–Nov 1 Oct 9–Oct 31 Nov 5–Nov 29 Nov 6–Nov 28 Dec 3–Dec 27 Dec 4–Dec 26

Day M, F Sat, Sun M, F Sat, Sun M, F Sat, Sun M, F Sat, Sun

Time 5:30–6:30p 8–9a 5:30–6:30p 8–9a 5:30–6:30p 8–9a 5:30–6:30p 8–9a

Fee

$65 $65 $65 $65 $65 $65 $65 $65

SaccoFit4U Women’s Self-Defense Ages 16+ | Caldwell Recreation Center

SaccoFit4u Women’s Self-Defense classes are designed to teach women awareness of their surroundings and develop their strength and self-defense skills while also learning how to react under critical and dangerous circumstances. We offer effective, informative women’s self-defense classes to build the skills and confidence needed to protect themselves when in danger. Instructor: James Sacco CRS# 1974 1975 1976 1977

Date Sept 13–Oct 4 Oct 11–Nov 1 Nov 8–Nov 29 Dec 6–Dec 27

Day M M M M

Time 6:45–7:45p 6:45–7:45p 6:45–7:45p 6:45–7:45p

Fee

$55 $55 $55 $55

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Line Dancing

Ballroom/Country Western Dance

Level 1: Beginning Line Dancing

Learn both ballroom and Country Western couples dancing! Become a great dancer at your next wedding or social event!

Ages 18+ | Redding Senior Center

Ages 14+ | Senior Center

everyone can dance. This class is for those who want a fun and easy hour of dance. Learn some basics, learn some dances; all genres of music are used. It’s always fun when you come with a group of friends! It’s also a good way to meet others who enjoy moving to the beat. Plan on lots of reviews and more dancing than ever. No partner needed and no experience necessary. CRS# 1880

Date Sept 13–Oct 4

Day M

Time 6–7p

Fee

$20

Level 2: Easy Intermediate This class picks up where Level 1 leaves off. Expect to learn a variety of dances to all genres of music. Previous experience with patterns and rhythms is essential for success in this class. Feel free to try this class out for a night to make sure you’re in the right class. Plan on lots of reviews and more dancing than ever. No partner needed. CRS# 1881

Date Sept 13–Oct 4

Day M

Time 7–8:30p

Fee

$20

Both Levels: Beginning & Easy Intermediate CRS# 1882

Date Sept 13–Oct 4

Day M

Time 6–8:30p

“The Line Dancing teacher is great. She has you dancing in no time! Her dance selections work perfect with the class.”

Fee

$28

Instructor: Ben Mason

Beg./Int. 2-Step Country Western CRS# 1965

Date Aug 25–Nov 17

Day W

Time 6–7p

Fee

$5*

Beg./Int. Ballroom, Swing, Country Western CRS# 1964

Date Aug 25–Nov 17

Day W

Time 7–8p

Fee

$5*

*$5 per class attended

Mosaic with Angie

Ages 12+ | Chain Gang Bike Shop Angie has created a unique way of mosaic, using mortar and grout as the base of her I’m Loved Originals!! mosaics. In this three-session beginner class, you will learn the traditional way and Angie’s way to mosaic flowers, abstract patterns, or a design on your choice of a bowling ball, large tile, or flower pot. These will be completed and yours to take home at the end of the third session. The instructor will supply all of the necessary materials needed to make your own mosaic including stained glass, ceramics, rocks, pebbles, grout, mortar, nippers, glue, and all mixing supplies. Please bring safety glasses or other appropriate eye protection. Instructor: Angie James CRS# 1929 1930 1931

Date Sept 14–16 Oct 12–14 Nov 2–4

Day T–Th T–Th T–Th

Time 9:30a–12:30p 9:30a–12:30p 9:30a–12:30p

Fee

$45* $45* $45*

*An additional $55 materials fee is due to the instructor at the first session

MLK CENTER

MLK Jr. Center Programs 1815 Sheridan Street, Redding, ca

Empowering youth through programs that cultivate moral, community, and intellectual development. The last twelve years have seen the Martin Luther King Jr. Center grow and flourish in our community. For those who may be unfamiliar with what the mlk Jr. Center offers to Redding residents, the center operates six days a week, Monday–Saturday providing programming open to any child of appropriate age. These programs (described at right), are aimed at educational and positive messages around self-esteem, conflict resolution, leadership, and more. During the majority of these programs, a nutritious meal is served to participants. The mlk Jr. Center’s vision is to see all Redding youth have equal access to educational, recreational, and enriching programs in a supportive environment. Whether that means access to a free computer lab and lending library to do homework, or group activities that promote respect, self awareness, and healthy social relationships, the mlk Jr. Center is here to be a safe, reliable outlet for kids and teens.

Upcoming Events!

Harry Potter: Hogwarts Express Oct 23 | Caldwell Park | 5–9pm

Take a magical journey through the world of Harry Potter as Caldwell Park is transformed into the Wizarding World! This interactive event features the shops of Diagon Alley, Potions & Mythical Creatures classes, Hogsmeade Village, and much more!

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Tutoring

Camp King | Fall & Winter

Tutoring is a grant-funded program that is available to youth ages 5–18. To start, please register online at reddingmlkcenter.com. A tutor will contact you to schedule a time based on your child’s schedule.

Camp King is the place to be for youth ages 5–13. Campers will participate in hands-on interactive activities, arts & crafts, sports, and more. Please send your camper with a nutritious lunch, closed-toed shoes (no sandals or dress shoes), a jacket, and appropriate bottoms. Please register online to reserve your spot.

Grades 1–12

CRS# 1978

Grades: K–8

Date Sept 1–Dec 17

Day M–F

Time 2-7p

Fee

Kids Who Build Grades 3–9

Join this technology-focused class that allows youth to learn introductory cyber skills in an inclusive environment that encourages problem-solving, creativity, and critical thinking. This session, kids will be learning stop motion animation. This is a great way to encourage s.t.e.a.m. concepts and provides children with a fun combination of storytelling and technology use. Stop motion is a filming technique where pictures are taken of objects that are moved in small increments. When the pictures are put together, it makes the objects appear to be moving (Isle of Dogs and Coraline are famous examples of this technique). To make these movies, we use flip books, iPhones/iPads, and free apps called Stop Motion Studio. CRS# 1948

Date Aug 27–Dec 10

Day F

Time 5:30–7:30p

Fee

CRS# 1944

Date Nov 22–24

Day M–W

Time 9:30a–3:30p

$20

1988

Feb 21–23

M–W

9:30a–3:30p

$20

Fee

Young Naturalists Grades 3–9

Young Naturalists emphasizes instilling environmental stewardship in youth through hands-on activities and project based learning. Young Naturalists will utilize the Project Wild curriculum which is a wildlife-based conservation and environmental education program that fosters responsible actions toward wildlife and related natural resources. Participants will focus on local wildlife, their habitats, and conservation practices to protect their environment. A healthy snack is provided during the program. CRS# 1223

Date Sept 15–Nov 17

Day W

Time 5–6:30p

Fee

Kids Night Grades K–9

Kids Night provides youth an opportunity to socialize and be physically active. Participants will be fed a nutritious dinner, play active games, and do arts & crafts while socializing with their friends. Closed: Sept 10, Oct 15, & Nov 26

CRS# 1917

Date Aug 27–Dec 10

Day F

Time 5:30–7:30p

Fee

"My child loves coming to the MLK Jr. Center. We love the games, activities, leaders, and everything else."

Positively Girls Club

Positively Girls Circle

Positively Girls Club is using the Girls with Ideas evidencebased curriculum. In this session, girls will learn what it means to find their voice and leadership style while also learning what other young women around the world are doing to impact their communities. Once the girls gain confidence in their own leadership styles and gifts, the next session, the girls will get to formulate ideas, work together to compile or tweak ideas, and then they will brainstorm on how to implement them and vote on final projects. The girls will come up with ideas focused on business, community, and the environment. Girls will then be split up into groups to decide on an idea for each subject and implement it.

Positively Girls Circle strives to provide girls ages 13–18 with a safe and encouraging environment where girls have positive mentorship, and an opportunity to build their self-esteem and self-identity. pgc utilizes an evidencebased curriculum that provides skill development for media literacy and digital citizenship with more accurate information on how to use social media safely in an emotionally-healthy manner. This curriculum uses complex intersecting topics of technology, body image, cyber bullying, self-esteem, and relationships.

Ages 13–18

Ages 8–12

Closed: Sept 6, Nov 22, Jan 1, & Feb 21 CRS# 1947

Date Aug 23–Oct 11

Day M

Time 5:30–7:30p

1984

Oct 25–Dec 13

5:30–7:30p

1985

Jan 10–Mar 7

5:30–7:30p

Fee

Closed: Sept 6, Nov 22, Jan 1, & Feb 21 CRS# 1949

Date Aug 23–Oct 11

Day M

Time 5:30–7:30p

1986

Oct 25–Dec 13

5:30–7:30p

1987

Jan 10–Mar 7

5:30–7:30p

Fee

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King’s Brotherhood

King’s Brotherhood Council

King’s Brotherhood provides youth positive mentorship in a safe and encouraging environment. Staff utilize an evidence-based curriculum from the One Circle Foundation called Standing Together: A Journey into Respect which utilizes engaging ways to address common themes that pre-teens and early adolescents encounter, including breaking down social-cultural barriers, motives and actions around put-downs, knowing personal rights, defining assumptions about male power, respecting others’ physical boundaries, understanding and using the energy of strong emotions, and standing up for each other in community.

Ages 8–12

Ages 13–18

CRS# 1945

Date Aug 23–Oct 11

Day M

Time 5:30–7:30p

Fee

A staff mentor will guide young men further into a holistic process of growth and transformation that includes four areas of human development: emotional, spiritual, psychological, social, and intellectual. The journey begins by exploring young men’s challenges, strengths, and coping strategies formed after a premature loss of love and protection. Then council members are guided through a process to rediscover a sustaining internal resource of protection, security, and belonging. The journey continues to build upon individual and collective resources to reclaim or create dreams, develop goals, increase social and cooperative skills, and choose and apply transformative behaviors in their relationships and activities in order to overcome barriers and create lives of contribution, meaning, and connection.

Closed: Sept 6, Nov 22, Jan 1, & Feb 21

1980

Oct 25–Dec 13

5:30–7:30p

1981

Jan 10–Mar 7

5:30–7:30p

Closed: Sept 6, Nov 22, Jan 1, & Feb 21

CRS# 1946

Date Aug 23–Oct 11

Day M

Time 5:30–7:30p

1982

Oct 25–Dec 13

5:30–7:30p

1983

Jan 10–Mar 7

5:30–7:30p

Fee

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Monday Course Exercise Class* Wood Carving Billiards/Pool Crafty Ladies Hand & Foot Canasta Table Tennis

Time 8a 9a 9a 9:30a–1:30p 9:45a 4p

Tuesday Course Tai Chi Qigong Hula (Beg.) Table Bingo Bingo (Open to Public) Pinochle (Single Deck)

Seniors 50+ | 2290 Benton Drive Main Office: 530.246.3042 | M–Th | 9 am–3 pm Rental Office: 530.241.9759 | M/W/F | 9 am–12 pm Fee: $20 Annual Membership You are invited to attend the General Membership meeting held on the second Wednesday of September, October, and November. A continental breakfast will be offered at 9:15 am, followed by the meeting at 10:00 am. For Weekend Hall Rentals, call 530.241.9759 from 9:00 am–12:00 pm on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday. Due to covid-19, Hall Rentals will not be available until December, 2021. For other activity times, call 246.3042, or visit the Senior Citizens Hall to pick up the current Senior Citizens of Shasta County, Inc. broadcaster newsletter. *Free for Seniors 50+

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Time 8:30a 9:30a 10a–12p 11a 12:30p 6p

Wednesday Course Exercise Class* Hula (Int.) Yoga (Gentle) General Meeting (2nd Wed. Sept–Nov) Pinochle (Single Deck) Table Tennis Self-Defense

Time 8a 9a–12pm 9:30-10:45a 10a 12p 3p 3–4:30p

Thursday Course Tai Chi Line Dancing (Beg.) Qigong Billiards/Pool Line Dancing (Int.) Pinochle (Single Deck) Bingo (Open to Public) Pinochle (Double Deck)

Time 8:30a 8:30-9:25a 9:30a 9a 9:30–11a 12p 5:30–9p 6p

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COMMUNITY CREEK CLEAN-UP At Nur Pon Open Space

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Join Us! October 2, 2021, 8 am 12 pm Nur Pon Open Space, 2502 Henderson Road, Redding (Formerly Henderson Open Space) The City of Redding invites you to come together with your neighbors to clean up and prune the Nur Pon Open Space. The City of Redding will provide tools, water, and snacks. Volunteers must sign a waiver, bring their own gloves, and wear long sleeves, pants, and closed-toed shoes.

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October 23

Ages 10+ | Nur Pon Open Space | 8a–12p

Harry Potter: Hogwarts Express

The City of Redding invites you to pull together with your neighbors to restore the Sacramento River Trail. Volunteers must sign a waiver, bring their own gloves, and wear recommended long sleeves, pants, and sturdy work boots. Ages 10–18 must sign a waiver to participate. For more info visitshastacreeks.com.

All Ages | Caldwell Park | 5–9pm

October 5

November 25

National Night Out

All Ages | Location Varies | 6:30–12p

Diestelhorst Dash

Ages 0–8 | Diestelhorst Landing | 7:45a

National Night Out is an annual communitybuilding campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make our neighborhoods safer, more caring places to live. For more info, please visit cityofredding.org

Join Redding Recreation as we dash down Diestelhorst Bridge! This free event is for children ages 8 years old and under. Line up by age group on the south side of the bridge by 7:45 am; the race will start at 8:00 am! To sign up, please visit shastaregional.com.

October 7–13

November 25

Public Power Week

Turkey Trot

It’s Public Power Week! To celebrate, locally-owned, community power, The City of Redding’s Redding Electric Utility (reu) will have information and treats all week! For more information, please call 339.7300 or visit reupower.com.

No better way to make room for turkey and pie than by lacing up your running shoes and joining the community for a fun run on Thanksgiving Day! Visit shastaregional.com for more info.

All Ages | Downtown Redding

October 14 Vine & Dine

Redding City Hall | 5:30-8pm | $50 Calling all gourmets! This event features local chefs who will prepare their gourmet specialties with paired wines. There will also be musical entertainment and a silent auction to enjoy. Purchase tickets today at vineanddineredding.eventbrite.com!

Diestelhorst Landing | 7:45a | Fee Varies

December 4 Operation Reindeer

All Ages | City Hall | 10:00a–1:30p | $30 Calling all those who still believe! Santa needs your help! While Mr. and Mrs. Claus were on vacation, the Grinch snuck into the North Pole and turned all of Santa’s reindeer loose to stop Christmas! The elves need your help to find the other eight missing reindeer. Use your family sled (or car) to locate all eight reindeer before the clock stops.

Dec 5

10am-1pm

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A real letter from Santa himself! If you would like your child to receive a special form below. Include as much information as possible to customize your letter. Letters will be mailed directly to the recipient. We must receive your order by December 7th to assure Christmas Delivery. Mail this form and $5 per letter to: c/o Santa Claus PO Box 496071, Redding CA 96049 I will pay by:

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Tell Santa’s Elves About Your Child: Name / Nickname: Favorite food: Sports or activities your child plays or performs: Hobby: Grade: Age:

What Should Santa Know:

What does your child do that makes your family happy? In what way was your child good this year?

Anything Special Santa should mention? Number of brothers

Number of sisters

Number of pets

Please Print YOUR NAME: Daytime Phone Number:

Email Address:

Mail Santa Letter to: Child’s Name: Child’s Address: City: State:

Zip Code:

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General Procedures: • A $25 fee will be charged for returned checks in addition to the check amount. • Classes will be canceled 3–8 days before first class due to insufficient enrollment. Register early to assure your class choice. • Missed classes may not be made up. Class makeups will be arranged only when Redding Recreation cancels an activity. In the event your desired class is full, be sure to request that your name be put on a waiting list. This enables Redding Recreation to document interest, begin new classes, and when possible, to meet greater demand. POLICIES, WAIVER, RELEASE OF LIABILITY DISCLAIMER For individuals needing special accommodation to participate in the activities sponsored by the City of Redding, please notify the Division at least (5) five working days prior to the first day of attendance. It’s recommended that all participants carry their own insurance coverage. Waiver: In consideration for being allowed to participate in City of Redding recreational programs, I accept the terms and conditions required for participation, and agree to indemnify and hold harmless the City of Redding, its employees, agents, volunteers, officials and officers (collectively the City) from and against any injury, damage, claims, actions or suits arising out of my participation, or that of the child listed below, including those caused by negligence of the City and/or any dangerous condition of property of the City and further agree to defend and indemnify the City from and against any injury, damage, claims, actions or suits arising out of or connected with my participation or that of the child listed below (further agree to take responsibility to insure all registered minor children) and assume all risks for any injuries received. I expressly acknowledge that there are risks to my health and safety, or that of the child listed below, and agree to be responsible for all costs and expenses incurred. I further represent and warrant that I am advised of the existence of California Civil Code § 1542, which provides as follows: A general release does not extend to claims which the creditor does not know or suspect to exist in his favor at the time of executing the release, which if known by him must have materially affected his settlement with the debtor.

Notwithstanding this provision, this will constitute a full release in accordance with its terms. I knowingly and voluntarily waive the provisions of Section 1542, as well as any other statute, law or rule of similar effect, and acknowledge and agree that this waiver is an essential and material term of my participation or that of the child listed below. Refunds: Full refunds will be processed for any activity canceled by Redding Recreation. Refunds for any other reason must be requested by completing a Request for Refund form seven (7) days prior to the first day of the program. A $7.00 cancellation fee will be deducted from each program refunded. Refunds will be processed to the original transaction type and payee. Refunds take approximately three weeks for processing. Payee/participant may also request an account credit that is processed immediately. Transfers: Participants may request a transfer to another program seven (7) days prior to the first class meeting, provided the fee for the new program is equal to or greater than the original program fee. The program to which the participant is transferring must also be offered in the current activity guide at the time of the request. Consent to photograph, film, or record: Adults, and minor children registered by an adult, agree to allow designated City of Redding Staff to photograph, film, or voice record them during Redding Recreation activities/classes for use in promotional materials, publications, website, and any other informational pieces. Severability: If any term clause or provision of this Waiver, Release of Liability and Disclaimer is held to be illegal, invalid or unenforceable, the remainder of this Release of Liability shall not be affected thereby, and shall be enforceable to the fullest extent permitted by law. I have read and understand the above agreement and fully assume all risks for any injuries. It is understood that the City of Redding does not provide health or accident insurance for participants. Consent is given for the leader in charge to perform first–aid or take any other emergency action he/she deems necessary in his/her best judgment.

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