Alameda Recreation & Park Department's Summer Activity Guide

CONTENTS

GUIDE INDEX

ARPD Program Staff

Juan Aguilar Recreation Assistant 510-747-7575 jaguilar@alamedaca.gov

Christina Bailey Pre-K and Youth 510-747-7554 cbailey@alamedaca.gov

Ed Kallas Senior Programs, Travel 510-747-7511 ekallas@alamedaca.gov

Shawn Smith Teens, Classes, Programs for People with Developmental Disabilities 510-747-7555 sdsmith@alamedaca.gov

Stacy Thomas Adult and Youth Athletics, Aquatics/Fields 510-747-7586 sthomas@alamedaca.gov ARPD

www.alamedaca.gov/recreation

Email arpd@alamedaca.gov

Facebook www.facebook.com/playARPD

Phone 510-747-PLAY (7529)

Fax 510-523-4071

Hours

Monday – Friday: 8:30am – 5:30pm

Park and Facility Issues

After Hours : 510-775-5459

Field Condition Hotline

After 2pm : 510-747-7540

Mastick Senior Center 510-747-7500 Parks & Facilities

See page 47

CITY DEPARTMENT PHONE LIST

CITY DIRECTORY – CITY

Alameda City Council

Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft Mayor

Tony Daysog Vice Mayor

Trish Herrera Spencer Council Member

Tracy Jensen Council Member

Malia Vella Council Member

Staff

Jennifer Ott City Manager

Amy Wooldridge ARPD Director

Dave Leimsieder Recreation Services Manager

Matt Nowlen Park Manager

Eric Vlnar Park Maintenance Supervisor

Nigel Lewis Park Maintenance Foreperson

Patrick Russi Recreation Manager

Morace McKay Recreation Manager

Christina Bailey Recreation Supervisor I

Edward Kallas Recreation Supervisor I

Shawn Smith Recreation Supervisor I

Stacy Thomas Recreation Supervisor I

Juan Aguilar Recreation Assistant

Katherine Sirota Administration

Irene Jung Admin Services Coordinator

Nora Pon Senior Clerk

HOTLINES

Board and Commission Meetings

Mastick Senior Center Advisory Board

Meets 3rd Wednesday at 9:30am

Mastick Senior Center, 1155 Santa Clara Ave, Room D

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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE

This summer Financial Assistance is available for families who qualify. Up to 75% in assistance is available for Youth Programs, Camps and Classes. To learn more, or to apply, visit the ARPD website: www.alamedaca.gov/recreation. Printed copies of our Financial Assistance Program Procedures and Application are available at the ARPD office during regular business hours.

Golf Commission – on Zoom

Meets 2nd Tuesday at 6:30pm , every other month (Jan, Mar, May, July, Sept, Nov)

Recreation and Parks Commission

Meets Every 2nd Thursday at 7:00pm

City Hall Council Chambers

Everyone welcome.

Also televised live on Ch. 15

Zoom meeting links available at www.alamedaca.gov/Government/ Agendas-Minutes-Announcements

ALAMEDA WALKS

Alameda Walks has returned!

All walks begin at 9am and last approximately one hour. Where walks are longer, it will be noted and new walks are indicated. Look for the red Alameda Walks hats!While we love the furry pets, we prefer that they wait for you at home.

May 27 – Bay Farm – Revisited

Meet at Godfrey Park, 281 Beach Road. This walk with examine the remodeled Godfrey Park Recreation Center, as well as the history of the Bay Farm uplands area. Dennis Evanosky will lead this walk. Note: Walk lasts 1 hour 15 minutes

June 24 – Old Town Alameda

Meet at corner of High Street & Encinal Ave in front of Encinal Market. This walk will explore the original town of Alameda settlement and the history that pertains to the east end of the island. Dennis Evanosky will lead this walk. Note: walk lasts 1 hour 15 minutes

July 29 – The “Gold Coast” Neighborhood

Meet at Franklin Park, 1432 San Antonia Ave right inside the gate area. This walk will discuss the history of Franklin Park and explore the “Gold Coast” area surrounding the park including the grand architecture of the houses. Dennis Evanosky will lead this walk. Note: Walk lasts 1 hour 15 minutes

August 26 – Neptune Beach Area

Meet at Washington Park, 1228 Eighth Street in area of the park sign. This walk will explore Washington Park and area adjacent to park formerly known as Neptune Beach and its history. Dennis Evanosky will lead this walk. Note: walk lasts 1 hour 15 minutes

September 30 – Bike For The Parks Fundraiser

Get out your bikes and help support parks in Alameda. Walks will resume next month. Bike for the Parks start and finish at Washington Park, 1228 8th Street.

October 28 – Alameda Point

Meet at. Pacific Ave and Main Street at the entrance of Alameda Point. This walk will discuss the history of Alameda Point including the former Naval Air Station and visit new Seaplane Lagoon Promenade area. Dennis Evanosky will lead this walk. Note: walk will last 1 hour and 15 minutes.

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Alameda’s Spring Shindig

Saturday, April 15, 12:00pm - 3:00pm, Alameda Point Gym & Multipurpose Field (1101 W. Redline Avenue)

Come celebrate spring with us! There will be games, crafts, community organizations/vendors/demonstrations, bounce houses, music, food, and much more. You will also have an opportunity to register for any remaining spots in ARPD summer programs.

Cinco De Mayo

Friday, May 5, 4:00pm - 7:00 PM (Fiesta Celebration)

7:30pm – Till end of film (COCO)

Bohol Circle Immigrant Park, 687 Sentinel Dr

All are welcomed. Come celebrate ARPD’s first Cinco De Mayo fiesta. Featuring interactive booths, food, games, cultural information and music. The fiesta will conclude with a free outdoor movie for the community! For additional information contact ARPD office at arpd@alamedaca.gov

55th Annual

Sand Castle & Sand Sculpture Contest

Saturday, June 10, Robert Crown Memorial State Beach Park

Free Registration 9:00am - 11:00am

Judging begins at 12:00pm, Awards Ceremony at 1:00pm

Start your creative juices flowing and get ready to bring your shovel and buckets to the beach to create a unique piece of art at the Sand Castle Contest. This FREE event is a fabulous family fun activity to either participate in or just come down to watch all of the action. The Contest is co-sponsored by the Bayview Women’s Club, East Bay Regional Park District, Alameda Youth Committee, and ARPD.

Starlight Movies in the Park

Free Starlight Movies in the Park will continue this summer for all families to enjoy. The event starts at 6:30pm, with pre-show festivities including games and crafts for kids. The featured movie begins between 8:158:45pm, depending on darkness. Snacks and food are available, with proceeds supporting the Alameda Youth Committee and Teen Programs. Bring your own chairs and blankets, and enjoy a film under the stars. Coco: Friday, May 5, Bohol Circle Immigrant Park

Minions: Rise of Gru: Friday, June 24, Multi-Purpose Field

Lightyear: Friday, July 22, Multi-Purpose Field

Space Jam:A New Legacy: Friday, August 19, Multi-Purpose Field

Top Gun: Maverick: Friday, September 16, Leydecker Field

COMMUNITY – EVENTS & COMMUNITY DIRECTORY

COMMUNITY DIRECTORY

AC Transit www.actransit.org

Alameda Adult School www.adult.alamedaunified.org

Alameda Boys and Girls Club www.alamedabgc.org

Alameda Chamber & Economic Alliance www.alamedachamber.com

Alameda Education Foundation www.alamedaeducationfoundation.org

Alameda Family Services www.alamedafs.org

Alameda Family Services – Head Start www.alamedafs.org/support-main.html

Alameda Food Bank www.alamedafoodbank.org

Alameda Friends of the Parks Foundation www.alamedaparks.org

Dive-In Movie – Princess & the Frog

Saturday, July14, Encinal Swim Center

Doors Open at 6:30pm. Registration Will Open July 1st

Come celebrate and play in the pool while watching the movie in the water. Family Swim starts at 6:30. Enjoy crafts and other dry activities or just play in the pool the whole time. Deep end pool test will be offered as well. Lifeguard will be on site for safety. Please bring your own floats, rafts and rings. Movie will be started 8:15-8:45pm depending on darkness. Snacks and food are available. Bring your own chairs and blankets.

69th Annual Swim Championships

Friday, Aug. 4 and Saturday, Aug. 5, Encinal Swim Center

The 2023 City of Alameda Swim Championships is sponsored by ARPD in cooperation with the Alameda Gators Swim Team. This Meet is organized and run by dedicated volunteers, parents, coaches and friends for the sole enjoyment of their children and to foster their continued interest in swimming. All participants must be Alameda residents to participate. All swimmers except those in the novice division must have their current USS Swimming registration. Masters swimming events are held Friday evening. See website for details.

2023 City of Alameda

4th of July Parade

Here’s your opportunity to join our Parade either as a Participant, Sponsor or Both!

More details coming early 2023

Check our website: www.alamedaca.gov

Questions? Send an email to: alamedajuly4thparade@alamedaca.gov

Alameda Health System (Alameda Hospital) www.alamedahealthsystem.org

Alameda Historical Museum www.alamedamuseum.org

Alameda Holiday Boutique www.alamedaholidayboutique.org

Alameda Meals on Wheels www.alamedamealsonwheels.org (510-865-6131)

Alameda One Stop Career Center – COA www.alameda.edu/students/college-of-alameda-career-and-employment-center Alameda Point Collaborative www.apcollaborative.org

Alameda Professional Child Care Assoc www.alamedapcca.org

Alameda Unified School District www.alamedaunified.org

American Red Cross www.redcross.org

BANANAS www.bananasbunch.org

Building Futures www.bfwc.org

California State Park Info and Reservations www.parks.ca.gov

Center for Independent Living www.centerforindependentliving.org (510-841-4776/510-356-2662)

College of Alameda www.alameda.edu

Doug Siden Visitor Center at Crab Cove www.ebparks.org/parks/visitor-centers/crab-cove

East Bay Paratransit www.eastbayparatransit.org

East Bay Regional Park District www.ebparks.org

Girls Inc. of the Island City www.girlsincislandcity.org

Rhythmix Cultural Center www.rhythmix.org

USS Hornet Foundation Museum www.uss-hornet.org

COMMUNITY SPORTS

Aeronautics – Tethered Model Airplane Flying rbush88@juno.com

Alameda Attack Lacrosse Club www.alamedalacrosse.sportngin.com

Alameda Babe Ruth Baseball www.alamedababeruth.com

Alameda Dragon Flyers Dragon Boat Team www.alamedadragonflyers.com

Alameda Gators Swim Team www.teamunify.com/team/alga/page/home

Alameda Girls Softball Association www.alamedagsa.com

Alameda Little League www.alamedalittleleague.org

Alameda Soccer Club www.alamedasoccer.org

Alameda Swimming Pool Association www.teamunify.com/Home.jsp?_tabid_=0&team=psaspa

Alameda Vipers Basketball Club www.alamedavipers.com

Alameda Wolverines Football www.afawolverines.com

Alameda Youth Basketball www.alamedayouthbasketball.club

Artemis Rowing www.artemisrowingclub.org

Corica Park www.coricapark.com

Special Olympics (Alameda) www.sonc.org/programs/community-sports-programs/county/alameda

AQUATIC CLASSES

Adult Water Safety Class

Have you ever wondered what to do when your child or someone you know gets into a dangerous water situation? You won’t have to wonder any longer! This course will teach adults how to be safe in and around water without a lifeguard. Participants will learn how to rescue and begin basic life-saving measures, such as CPR and first aid before EMS arrives. Certifications in Basic Water Rescue and Adult/Pediatric First Aid will be awarded at the end of the course. Participants will need to be comfortable in chest-deep water. Space is Limited 30 Per Session Only

Session 1 and 2

Session 3 and 4

Res $300, NRes $345

May 20-21

June 3-4

Total for weekend 6-8 Hours

AQUATICS – ALL AGES

Aquatics Interns

Ages 12 - 15

The aquatic intern program is designed for youth (12-15 years of age) who are interested in becoming lifeguards and Water Safety Instructors (WSI), but do not meet the minimum age requirements. This program will help to prepare participants to apply for and work as professional lifeguards and WSI once they do meet the age requirement. All participants will help to protect the lives and well-being of each person using the pool and to teach swim lessons at our facility. 15-year-olds will receive their lifeguard certs if they pass the test and complete the summer. Applications will go online at https://www.alamedaca.gov/ Departments/Recreation-Parks/Aquatics/Aquatic-Interns

June 19 - Aug 5 9:00am - 3:00pm

Pool time 9am - 12pm

M Tu W Th F

Classroom 1pm - 3pm

Encinal and Emma Hood Swim Center

ALL AGES – AQUATICS

Intro to Aqua Sports

All campers must be able to show an LVL 4 Card, Swim competitively, and tread water. A swim test will be given on the first day.

See website for days and times

Encinal Swim Center

1:00pm - 4:00pm Res$150, NRes $180

Aqua Sports Jul 24 - Jul 27

Can’t decide what water sport is for you? Try them all. Water polo, Inner tube water polo, Inner Tube basketball, Diving, Noodle Football, and in water quidditch, plus many, many more. Must be deep water comfortable and pass a test on the first day of class.

Intro to Diving Jul 31 - Aug 3

Our popular summer camp is now a year-round class. This class offers a series of successful techniques that teach a progression of basic skills that promote body balance, spatial awareness, and improved water entry for diving, as well as emphasizing individual fundamental requirements and optional dives to all basic levels of divers. No diving experience is required, but you must be in deep water comfortably and pass a test on the first day of class.

Intro to Water Polo Jun 26 - Jun 30

No prior water polo experience is necessary, but participants must be comfortable in deep water. Fundamental water polo drills and swim development are the focus of every practice session. The primary purpose of this camp is to lay the beginning groundwork and skills needed to learn the sport and to introduce young athletes to the great game of water polo. Emphasis will be placed on: learning to eggbeater (tread water), catching and throwing the ball with one hand, passing techniques, swimming with the ball, head-up freestyle swimming, and beginning concepts of offense and defense.

Advanced Water Polo Jul 10 - Jul 13

Grades 6 - 12

This camp is for the athlete who aspires to play water polo at any level and focuses on developing middle school and high school-aged athletes, from beginners to experienced players. Athletes should be entering grades 6 to 12. Attendees will be divided based on age and experience level to ensure each individual can train and compete against the appropriate level of competition. Sessions will focus on the fundamentals of water polo and individual skill development and water polo drills, small team scrimmages, and game play to reinforce the learned skills and tactics. This is a perfect camp for boys and girls who are beginners as well as boys and girls aspiring to play in a competitive club or high school water polo team.

Aqua STEM

Ages 11 - 14

All campers must be able to show an LVL 4 Card, Swim competitively and Be able to tread water. A swim test will be given on the first day. The Cardboard Boat Regatta challenges youth boat builders – to design, build and navigate boats made entirely of cardboard and tape. The crafty cardboard creations sail (or sink!) in the pool. Boat builders will have three days to build and race boats on day 4. Students will get in the water and must wear lifejackets or take a swim test.

Cardboard Boat Regatta

Session 1 Jul 3 - Jul 7 1:00pm - 4:00pm Encinal Swim Center

Res $150, NRes $180 No class 7/4

Session 2 Jul 17 - Jul 20 1:00pm - 4:00pm Encinal Swim Center

Res $150, NRes $180

Competitive Swim Lessons

Are you seeking a long swim lesson to strengthen your four competitive strokes? This class is designed to focus on the four main competitive strokes, freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly, in a structured swim team workout environment. Also, must have previous swim team experience and completed Red Cross LVL 4.

See website for days and times

1-hour lessons Res $88, NRes $104

Intro to Swim Team

Thinking about joining a competitive swim team? Join our intro to swim team group this summer and see what it would be like – it is designed for swimmers who are ready to join a competitive swim team and want to refine skills and learn new skills necessary for competitive swimming. It is also for those who already have competitive swimming experience and are looking to improve and refine their strokes, turns, and starts with the help of experienced college swimmers. This level can be refined for each swimmer’s personal goals and needs. Swimmers must be able to show at least a level 4 card. The swim test will be given on the first day of class.

Swimmers swim in the Alameda City Meet at the end of Aug 4-5.

15 Classes Jun 21 - Aug 2 M W 7:00pm - 8:30pm

Res $500, NRes $690NR Emma Hood Swim Center No class 6/19

15 Classes Jun 20 - Aug 3 Tu Th 7:00pm - 8:30pm

Res $500, NRes $690

Emma Hood Swim Center No class 7/4

30 Classes Jun 20 - Aug 3 M Tu W Th 7:00pm - 8:30pm

Res $1000, NRes $1380

Emma Hood Swim Center No class 6/19, 7/4

Swim Lessons

Register on April 15 at 8 am online and in person at the Spring Shindig. You will also be able to get questions answered and levels tested during the Aquatic Days (see flyer), along with registering or changing classes if the level is wrong. Please see the flow chart when signing up.

Private Swim Lessons

1 on 1

1-Week Sessions

Res $128, NRes $148

Weekend Session

Res $128 NRes $148

Group Swim Lessons

5-12 per Instructor (depends on LVL)

1-Week Sessions Res $44, NRes $52

Weekend Session Res $44, NRes $52

Please see website for times and levels

All Times and Locations Are subject to change

Lap Swim and Fitness Classes

Semi-Private Swim Lessons

2-3 per Instructor

1-Week Sessions Res $104, NRes $128

Weekend Session Res $78, NRes $96

AQUATICS – ALL AGES

will be back this summer as well. Please check the Website for details.

PUBLIC SWIM

Public Swim

June 24 - August 7

Join us all summer for Public Swim. Don’t miss out on our summer of fun and family theme days. Grab a Summer 2023 Swim Pass and get a discount for all the swim days. You can buy them online on June 1 or at the Spring Shindig on April 15. Pick up your pass on the first day of summer. Dates and times of the Public Swim will be online on April 1st. All public swim rules are on the ARPD Website under family swim.

Public Swim Daily PricesPublic Swim Pass

Youth Resident $3 per visit$48

Youth

Non-Resident $4 per visit$65

Adult (18-49) Resident $5 per visit $81

Adult(18-49)

Non-Resident $6 per visit $98

Senior(50+) Resident $3 per visit$48

Senior(50+) Non-Resident $4 per visit$65

ALL AGES – GOLF

CORICA GOLF COURSE

Corica Park

Corica Park is located in the City of Alameda and within five minutes of Oakland Airport. In addition to a large driving range and extensive practice facility, the three golf courses are suitable for players of all skill levels. Fast greens and swirling winds challenge seasoned golfers, while wide fairways and rolling hills welcome those newer to the game. Onsite instructors offer top quality instruction for all skill levels. Visit our website at www.coricapark.com or contact the Pro Shop at 510-747-7800 for information about rates and hours.

On The Green at Corica Park

There is a lot happening at the course! Our On The Green initiative seeks to integrate Corica Park into the wider community. We’re reimagining space use with inclusive programming for golfers and non-golfers alike. Come visit or contact us to learn more: Tamara Sabella, Director of Community Engagement, tamara@greenwaygolf.com

Youth On The Green

Free Golf:

• Free walk-up play on all three courses after 3:00pm during the fall and winter months and 4:00pm in the spring and summer months for all youth under 18.

• Wednesday walk-up play for golf and footgolf is free all day, yearround on the Mif unless the course is closed for other programming.

School Outings:

• Recreational opportunities in footgolf and golf for field trips and after school programs.

On the Green Golf & Play Summer Camps:

• Week-long summer camps offered at no cost including transportation and meals to underserved East Bay youth.

Saturdays On The Green:

• Small group lessons and mentorship offered at no cost to

• Alameda youth. Led by Alameda High School Golf Coach Nick Wolf.

Youth On Course/TaylorMade DRIVE Club:

• Volunteer opportunity for junior golfers to introduce new players to the game.

Preferred High-School and Collegiate Team Access:

• Free practice use for local teams.

• Alameda DGC (Do Good Corica) Middle School Golf League: nocost, winter season golf league open to all Alameda middle school students. A collaboration with Do Good Sports Club and led by Alameda High School golf coach Nick Wolf.

Practice Membership Program:

• Free practice memberships awarded to selected college-bound competitive golfers.

Groups On The Green

Tournaments:

• Full-service tournament planning & execution, including food and beverage offerings for fundraisers, company events, golf clubs, competitive leagues, special occasions and other group events.

Corporate & Industry Mixers:

• Full-service team-building and networking event planning and execution for local businesses and industry groups. *Special packages available for mission-aligned nonprofit organizations.

Connect with Corica Park on social media:

Facebook: Corica Park Golf Course

Instagram: @coricapark

Twitter: @coricapark

Community On The Green

Our newest initiatives include a number of programs focused on diversifying space use. They are all designed to build community, expand access, and nurture opportunity:

Economic Opportunity:

• Sports-based youth development training program for East Bay high school and collegiate golfers, and Soccer Without Borders alumni

Health & Wellness:

• Space use for activities such as yoga and martial arts classes

Non-Profit Support:

• Free classroom, meeting room and event space access for local nonprofits and other community groups

Small Business Support:

• Annual Holiday Small Business Gift Fair in partnership with Alameda Chamber of Commerce

Community Support:

• Holiday gift drive to support families in need

LIBRARY – ALL AGES

ALAMEDA FREE LIBRARY

Library Locations

Main Library: 1550 Oak Street Bay Farm Island Library: 3221 Mecartney Road West End Library: 788 Santa Clara Ave

New special events are scheduled monthly! For current dates, times, and locations, see the online calendar www.alamedafree.org/Events-directory/Calendar.

Children

Online programs can be found on the Children’s Activities page of our website: www.alamedafree.org/PROGRAMS-SERVICES/ChildrensServices/Childrens-Activities

Free Online Programs

• Tutor.com and Brainfuse: online tutoring for all grade levels

• Beanstack: a portal to all of our reading challenges

• Maker Monday: STEM and craft tutorials

• Storybook Crafts: crafts for kids inspired by some of our favorite books

• First Chapter Friday: the first chapter of books we think you’ll love

• Mother Goose on the Loose: a 20-session storytime designed for the very young

In Person Storytimes:

• Mother Goose on the Loose (0-2yrs): a 20-session storytime designed for the very young

Thursdays 10:30am at Main Library

• Toddler Storytime (2-4yrs):

Age-appropriate stories, songs, and fingerplays

Tuesdays 10:30am at West End Library

Fridays 10:30am at Main Library

Saturdays 10:30am at Main Library

• Preschool Storytime (3-5yrs):

Age-appropriate stories, songs, and fingerplays

Tuesday 10:30am at Main Library

Thursdays 10:30am at Bay Farm Island Library

• School-Age Storytime:

Songs and stories perfect for children with longer attention spans

Wednesdays 3:30pm at Main Library

• Mil y un Cuentos (all ages):

A bilingual Spanish/English storytime

Mondays 7:00pm at West End Library

• Family Storytime (all ages):

Songs and stories the whole family will enjoy

Tuesdays 7:00pm at Bay Farm Island Library

Follow Us on Social Media!

Instagram: @AlamedaFreeLibrary

Facebook: @AlamedaFreeLibrary

Twitter: @AlamedaFree

YouTube: youtube.com/AlamedaFreeLibrary

Teens

Got questions about Teen programs?

• Email Aireana McDade at amcdade@alamedaca.gov for more information.

•Teen Advisory Board (TAB): Ages 13-18 only

1st Tuesday of the month, 4:30 - 5:30pm

Join TAB to let the library know your interests.

Plan community events, get experience, and earn volunteer hours!

• Teen Book Club:

1st Wednesday of the month 4:00 - 4:40pm.

Teen book club members choose what we read each month.

Free copies on a first-come, first-served basis. Please register to join.

•Game Break:

2nd Wednesday of the month, 3:30pm - 5:00pm.

Don’t forget to take a break… A GAME BREAK! Try out our new games and/or watch others play.

•Dungeons & Dragons:

2nd Monday of the month, 6:00 - 7:30pm.

Are you looking to get into Dungeons & Dragons?

Come to our Teen Meetup!

No experience is needed. Registration encouraged.

Adults

Library programs may be online or in-person.

Book Groups:

• Award Winners Book Club:

1st Monday of the month 6:30 - 7:00pm

• Great Reads Book Club:

2nd Tuesday of the month 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.

• A Cup of Coffee and a Good Book Club:

3rd Wednesday of the month 1:00 - 3:00 pm, Islandia Clubhouse

• Mystery Book Club:

4th Monday of the month 6:00-7:00pm (West End Library)

4th Tuesday of the month 5:30-6:30pm (Bay Farm Library)

Recurring Programs:

• Lawyers in the Library: By phone, advanced registration is required.

1st Thursday of the month 5:00 - 7:00pm

2nd Tuesday of the month 5:00 - 7:00pm

3rd Wednesday 10am - 12pm.

AFL Writers Group:

2nd Saturday of the month, 12:30 - 4:30pm

Open Computer Lab:

• Sundays: 1 - 5pm

• Mondays: 2 - 5pm

• Tuesdays: 3 - 8pm (3-5pm if class or event scheduled)

• Wednesdays: 2 - 5pm

• Thursdays: 10 - 2pm

E-Resources

Our e-resources are available 24/7 with your library card!

• Get ebooks & e-audiobooks:

www.alamedafree.org/books-movies-more/e-books

• Stream movies:

www.alamedafree.org/books-movies-more/streaming-media

• Read magazines & newspapers:

www.alamedafree.org/books-movies-more/magazinesnewspapers

ALL AGES – TENNIS

TENNIS LESSONS

The lesson is approximately 50 minutes of instruction and practice, with the remaining clean-up time. Within that time, we will demonstrate the proper footwork and techniques to help make playing easier, more efficient, and more enjoyable.

Younger players (under ten years old) may best be suited for 30-minute lessons, approximately 20 minutes of instruction and practice, with the remaining time for cleanup.

If a child or teen, we encourage a parent or guardian to stay for at least the first lesson while we evaluate attitude and willingness to follow instructions.

Rude, disrespectful, and or dangerous behavior will not be tolerated and will immediately be dismissed without a refund. T

Tennis Lesson Schedule

Fees and Session Dates

Session 1: Apr 8 - Apr 29

Session 2: May 6 - May 27

Session 3: Jun 3 - Jun 24

Session 4: Jul 8 - Jul 29

Registration Opens the 1st of the month before class starts.

SUMMER CAMPS

2023 Summer Programs for 3 years to Pre-Kindergarten

IN ORDER TO BE ENROLLED, YOUR CHILD MUST:

• Be ready to separate from parent (and parent from child).

• Be willing to participate in the program, without parent being present.

• Be out of diapers/pull ups and able to tend to their personal needs.

• Meet the age requirement by the first day of program.

Summer Tots

Ages 3 - 5 years (Pre-Kindergarten)

This class is a combination class for three year olds to pre-K. The child will work on his/her social, emotional and self-help skills through play based activities. They will learn songs, stories, and rhymes all to help develop phonetic awareness. Other activities include arts and crafts, motor fitness, and outdoor games.

Three 2-week sessions. Sign up for one, two, or for all three sessions.

Session 1* Jun 20 - Jun 30 Class # 20989 Res $234, NRes $270

Session 2* Jul 3 - Jul 14 Class # 20991 Res $234, NRes $270

Session 3 Jul 17 - July 28 Class # 20992 Res $260, NRes $300

Mon - Fri 9:00am - 12pm Woodstock Park

*Session 1 & 2 no class Jun 19, Jul 4

Tenderfoot Camp

Ages 4 - 5 (Pre-Kindergarten)

Join us for an introductory day camp experience. We will meet at Lower Washington Park (near the Tennis Courts) and then walk to either Robert Crown Beach or up to Washington Park to begin our day. Camp experiences will include making crafts, storytelling, games, and songs…all based on a weekly theme! Campers will also be designing their own camp shirts to take home. We’ll hike to Crab Cove to look for crabs and other sea life that lives at the Cove. Please bring a bag lunch to camp daily and water bottle. Names must be on all items brought to camp.

Six 1-week sessions. Sign up for as many sessions as you like.

Session 1 Jun 26 - Jun 30

Class # 21050 Res $130, NRes $150

Session 2* Jul 3 - Jul 7 Class # 21051 Res $104, NRes $120

Session 3 Jul 10 - Jul 14

Session 4 Jul 17 - Jul 21

Tiny Tot Art Camp

Ages 4 - 5 (Pre-Kindergarten)

Let your child develop their inner Van Gogh or Jackson Pollock art skills. They will have a chance to work with a variety of different art mediums while developing his/her own creativity. All art work is progressive and will be sent home when finished. All art projects are age appropriate.

Class # 21052 Res $130, NRes $150

Class # 21053 Res $130, NRes $150

Session 5 Jul 24 - Jul 28 Class # 21054 Res $130, NRes $150

Session 6 Jul 31 - Aug 4

Class # 21055 Res $130, NRes $150

Mon - Fri 9:30am - 12:30pm Lower Washington Park

*Session 2 no class Jul 4

FALL PRESCHOOL

Tiny Tot And Small Fry Classes

Ages 3 - 5

Registration begins July 12, 2023 (Online /in-person /e-mail /mail-in)

The Alameda Recreation and Parks Preschool offers a play-based, recreational program for children ages 3 to 5 years old (prekindergarten). Activities will include a variety of arts and crafts, storytelling, games, cooking, music, motor fitness, outside play, and a intro to tennis for some Tiny Tot classes.

FALL: Sep 5 - Dec 15 14 weeks 9:00am - 12:00pm

No class Nov 10, Nov 20-24

Can register for 5 days by combining the MWF class and TTH class Ages 3 - 3yr 11mo Option

Park

Combination

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SPORTS CLASSES

Sporty Tots

Ages 3 - 5

Sporty Tots Camp introduces campers to team sports like basketball, soccer, and T-Ball, as well as fun activities like obstacle courses and balance. Campers will learn about all types of recreational games like dodgeball, capture the flag, and kickball.

5-Day Weeks 9:30am - 11:30am Res $110, NRes $124

Jun 26 - Jun 30 Jul 10 - Jul 14 Jul 17 - Jul 21

Jul 24 - Jul 28 Jul 31 - Aug 4 Aug 7 - Aug 11

4-Day Weeks 9:30am - 11:30am Res $95, NRes 104

Jun 20 - Jun 23 Jul 3 - Jul 7 (No camp 7/4)

All camps are at Alameda Point Gym and Field

For a list of Sports and Weeks, please check ARPD Website https://www.alamedaca.gov/Departments/Recreation-Parks/Sports/ Youth-Sports/Intro-to-sports-Camps

DANCE CLASS

Dance With Me Ballet

Ages 4 - 5

Students and one caregiver are exposed to the basic concepts, rhythms, and positions of ballet. They also learn proper classroom etiquette in a fun, creative and focused environment.

Class #20935 Jun 24 - Aug 12 Sa 9:30am - 10:15am

$186 ABA Staff Alameda Ballet Academy, 1402 Park St

ENRICHMENT CLASSES

Tiny Tot STEM

Ages 3 - 5

Our program is filled with hands-on activities that allow children to explore their sensory awareness through various experiences following a STEM curriculum. The curriculum is based on the idea of educating children in four main academic disciplines- technology, engineering, mathematics, and science with a fun recreational twist.

Week 1: Disney STEM

Example Activities: Slime, lego builders, Crystal Rocks

Jun 26 - Jun 30 M, W, F 12:00pm - 3:00pm

Res $103, NRes $113 ARPD Staff Leydecker

Week 2: Superhero STEM

Example Activities: Special effects, lego builders, color-changing Juice

Jul 10 - Jul 14 M, W, F 12:00pm - 3:00pm

Res $103, NRes $113 ARPD Staff Leydecker

Week 3: Food STEM

Included: One white apron and ingredients fee.

Jul 17 - Jul 21 M, W, F 12:00pm - 3:00pm

Res $145; NRes $153 ARPD Staff Leydecker

Week 4: STEAM

Example Activities: Music, dance, galaxies, slime

Jul 24 - Jul 28 M, W, F 12:00pm - 3:00pm

Res $103, NRes $113 ARPD Staff Leydecker

MUSIC CLASSES

Zumbini Music and Movement Class

Ages 0 - 4

Zumbini is a fun and energetic music and movement class for children ages 0-4 and their caregivers. Created by Zumba & BabyFirst, Zumbini combines music even the adults will like, dance from around the world and instrument play for 45 mins. per week of bonding, learning, and fun!

Class

- 5:45pm

$155 Melanie Snell 647 Pacific Ave., Alameda

Class #20972

$155

Class

$155

ARPD Programs follow all State and County health protocols.

& ARPD SPRING CAMPS – YOUTH

Chess Wizards Camp

FALL AFTERSCHOOL

Recreation Afterschool Program (RAP)

August 21, 2023 to June 6, 2024

More information about ARPD’s 2023-24 Recreation Afterschool Program (RAP), including fees, schedule, and registration process, will be available at RAP sites and on the ARPD website after May 1st. All new and returning participants need to register at the beginning of each school year. For more information about our RAP Program and Online Registration, please visit www.alamedaca.gov/Departments/ Recreation-Parks/Recreation-Afterschool-Program-RAP

ONLINE REGISTRATION STARTS ON TUESDAY, JUNE 27 at 10:00am

FALL Session Aug 21 - Jun 6 RAP begins the 2nd week of school

A minimum of 8 students must be registered, at a school, in order to be a RAP Pick-Up Site.

ARPD SPRING CAMPS

All-Sports Camp – All Day

Ages 6-8, 9-11, and 12-14

Our All-Sports Camp has quickly become one of our most popular summer camps. This camp is perfect for athletes who enjoy various sports and recreational games. Campers are taught skills and allowed to compete in various sports, such as soccer, basketball, flag football, and more, while enjoying some favorite recreational games like dodgeball, capture the flag, kickball, and the like. Our highly qualified staff ensures our All-Sports Camp is high-paced and nonstop fun for every camper! Extended care available

All Sports: Half-Day

Ages 6 - 8 & 9 - 11 – Please check website for more details

Want to try a morning or afternoon Intro to sports camp and still spend the rest of the day at All Sports? No worries we have added a half-day cost.

Apr 10 - Apr 14 9:00am - 12:00pm or 1:00pm - 4:00pm

Ages 6 - 12

Chess Wizards is a fun way for kids to experience the excitement of chess. With half and full day classes, kids will play in mini tournaments, have interactive lessons with chess pros and play cool chess variants like bug house. Instructors (who are called “wizards”) provide all the materials necessary for your child to participate. Snacks are provided but full day kids should bring a lunch. All students will receive a trophy, puzzle folder and wizards t-shirt. Come join the fun!

Class #20183 Apr 10 - Apr 14 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 3:00pm

$505 Chess Wizards Veteran’s Memorial Building - Room 120

Class #20181 Apr 10 - Apr 14 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm

$335 Chess Wizards Veteran’s Memorial Building - Room 120

Class #20182 Apr 10 - Apr 14 M Tu W Th F 12:00pm - 3:00pm

$335 Chess Wizards Veteran’s Memorial Building - Room 120

Intro to Flag Football – Morning

Ages 6-8, 9-11, and 12-14

Our flag football camp is the perfect program for young athletes who want a complete introduction to the game of football or for those who simply want to brush up on their skills in preparation for league play. Through our skill of the day’s competitions, campers will learn skills on both sides of the ball, including the core components of passing, catching, and de-flagging or defensive positioning - all presented in a fun & positive environment.

Apr 10 - Apr 14 9:00am - 12:00pm M Tu W Th F Res $190, NRes $215

Extend Care 7am-9am ONLY Res $55, NRes $75

Alameda Point Gym/Field

Intro to Ultimate Frisbee – Afternoon

Ages 6-8, 9-11, and 12-14

Ultimate Frisbee Summer Camp is where campers will learn the sport of Ultimate Frisbee in a fun, exciting, and nurturing environment! Campers will learn essential fundamentals and techniques to help each camper improve their skills and understanding of Ultimate Frisbee. Campers will understand The Spirit of the Game, which is the governing rule in Ultimate Frisbee, which is based on self-officiating.

Apr 10 - Apr 14 1:00pm - 4:00pm M Tu W Th F Res $190, NRes $215

Extend Care 4pm-6pm ONLY Res $55, NRes $75

Alameda Point Gym/Field

Stem Camps

Ages 6-8, 9-11 and 12-14

Science, Technology, Engineering and Math are connected in some way to everything around us. These camps are intended to show campers how STEM shapes their world, including their hobbies and interests. Although each camp takes a very different approach to STEM, some themes remain the same throughout each.

Apr 10 - Apr 14 9:00am - 4:00pm M Tu W Th F Res $350, NRes $375

Extend Care 7am-9am & 4pm-6pm Res $75, NRes $125

Leydecker

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ARPD SUMMER CAMPS

Hidden Cove Day Camps

Grades Kindergarten - 1st (Completed)

Hidden Cove Day Camp will be held at Robert Crown Memorial State Beach Park and will emphasize nature and the outdoors, and of course... FUN! Explore and enjoy the exciting adventures of the outdoors with hiking, archery, camp skills, games, and nature crafts. This program is open to those who are ages 5 to 7 years and completed Kindergarten through 1st grades. Each camper will get their very own commemorative t-shirt to celebrate our 70th year of Day Camp in Alameda! Full payment is required at time of registration. Please send your child with a packed lunch unless notified otherwise. A week before your camp session, you will be sent a letter and instructions via e-mail for parking, which must be presented to gain access to the parking lot. Campers will spend the majority of each program day in the great outdoors!

Trails End Day Camps

Grades 2 - 5 (Completed)

Trails End Day Camp will be held at Robert Crown Memorial State Beach Park and will emphasize nature and the outdoors, and of course... FUN! Explore and enjoy the exciting adventures of the outdoors with hiking, archery, camp skills, games, and nature crafts. This program is open to those who are ages 7 to 11 years and completed 2nd through 5th grades.Each camper will get their very own commemorative t-shirt to celebrate our 70th year of Day Camp in Alameda! Full payment is required at time of registration. Please send your child with a packed lunch unless notified otherwise. A week before your camp session, you will be sent a letter and instructions via e-mail for parking, which must be presented to gain access to the parking lot. Campers will spend the majority of each program day in the great outdoors!

Class #21042 Jul 17 - Jul 21 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 4:00pm Res $309, NRes $355 ARPD Staff Robert Crown Memorial State Park Beach

Extended Care Res $84, NRes $92 Class #21044 4:01pm - 5:30pm

Class #21043 Aug 7 - Aug 11 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 4:00pm Res $309, NRes $355 ARPD Staff Robert Crown Memorial State Park Beach

Extended Care Res $84, NRes $92 Class #21045 4:01pm - 5:30pm

Trailblazers Camp

Grades 3-5 (Completed)

Our Trails End Day Camp is being combined with our Trailblazers Camp to create an awesome two-week camping experience for kids. Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park in the Oakland Hills provides the natural setting for the outdoor fun of hiking, camp skills, nature crafts, cooking, AND CAMPING UNDER THE STARS. Campers are bussed to and from camp daily, except for Tuesday PM, Wednesday, and Thursday AM (2nd week). The majority of the two-week session is considered a day camp program (8:30am - 4:30pm). The overnight will take place the evenings of August 1 & 2. Each camper will get their very own commemorative t-shirt to celebrate our 70th year of Day Camp! A week before your camp session, you will be sent a detailed letter with specific instructions on what to bring for the overnight experience, and daily drop-off and pick-up instructions.

Full payment is required at time of registration. CANCELATION POLICY: $30 fee instead of standard $15, due to 2-week program.

Class #21049 Jul 24 - Aug 4 M Tu W Th F 8:30am - 4:30pm Res $915, NRes $1,007 ARPD Staff Redwood Regional Park (Oakland Hills)

For WOW-X Care see next page

Summer Camp Cancelation Policy

You must cancel by Monday of the week prior to the start of your program session, and there is a $15 withdrawal fee. For cancelations made thereafter, there is no guarantee for a refund unless your spot can be filled by another participant. $15 withdrawal fee is still charged if a substitute is found.

EXTENDED CAMP CARE

WOW-X Care for Hidden Cove and Trails End Day Camps

WOW-X Care will be available before and after at Washington WOW, for Hidden Cove and Trails End Day Camps. Participant must be registered in Hidden Cove or Trails End Day Camp first, and then register for the corresponding WOW-X program.Preregistration is required for our Day Camp program.

The cost of WOW-X includes transportation to our Hidden Cove and Trails End Day Camps. Please drop off your child at Washington WOW at least 30 minutes before your Hidden Cove and Trails End Day Camp start time, to allow ample time to have campers transported to their respective camp site. At the end of your camp day, we will walk your child back to Washington WOW. Children need to be picked up by parents/guardians no later than 5:30pm at Washington WOW.

A $15 administrative fee will be added for any changes made after your original registration. If you register over the weekend, for that week’s session, please bring your receipt to your program site on Monday morning.

WOW Camps

Grades Kindergarten - 4 (Completed)

The World of Wonder (WOW) Program has been the favorite way for kids to spend their summer vacation, and for parents to be assured of the security of a supervised recreational care program. This program is open to those who are ages 5 to 11 years and completed Kindergarten through 4th grades. WOW will be held at various park sites across Alameda. All programs will spend the majority of the program day enjoying activities outdoors. Minimum enrollment is 8 participants; if minimum is not met, a site will be closed and registrants may join another program site, space permitting. Registration is available per week (no single days allowed). Full payment is required at time of registration. Please send your child with a packed lunch unless notified otherwise. Drop-off is between 8:00am (earliest) - 9:00am, and pick-up is between 4:30pm - 5:30pm (latest). All activities are geared toward a weekly theme. Activities include, but are not limited to the following: crafts, games, cooking, drama, nature, walking excursions and much, much more! Pre-registration is required for our WOW program. A $15 administrative fee will be added to any payments received the Saturday and Sunday before your WOW week, or for any changes made after your original registration. If you register over the weekend, for that week’s session, please bring your receipt to your program site on Monday morning.

SUMMER FIELD TRIPS

Summer Youth Field Trips are Returning for 2023!

Ages 5 - 11 (Completed K - Grade 4)

ARPD will be offering a number of exciting optional field trips this summer (i.e. Aqua Adventure Waterpark and Oakland A’s Game). Bus transportation, staff supervision, and snacks are provided for each trip. Lunch may be provided on certain trips, so be sure to check the description. Check our website for more information and additional field trips, by late February.

YOUTH – ARPD SUMMER CAMPS

WOW Camps continued

WOW Camps continued

ARPD SPORTS CAMP

All Sports: All-Day

Ages 6 - 8 & 9 - 11

Our All-Sports Camp has quickly become one of our most popular summer camps. This camp is perfect for athletes who enjoy various sports and recreational games. Campers are taught skills and allowed to compete in various sports such as soccer, basketball, flag football, and more while also enjoying some favorite recreational games like dodgeball, capture the flag, kickball, and the like. Our highly qualified staff ensures our AllSports Camp is high-paced and nonstop fun for every camper!

To add a morning Swim Lessons, see Sports Swim Lessons.

5-Day Weeks 9:00am - 4:00pm Res $350, NRes $375

Jun 26 - Jun 30 Jul 10 - Jul 14 Jul 17 - Jul 21

Jul 24 - Jul 28 Jul 31 - Aug 4 Aug 7 - Aug 11

Extended Care 7am-9am or 4pm-6pm Res $75, NRes $90 each

4-Day Weeks 9:00am - 4:00pm Res $280, NRes $300

Jun 20 - Jun 23 Jul 3 - Jul 7 (No camp 7/4)

Extended Care 7am-9am or 4pm-6pm Res $60, NRes $75 each

All camps are at Alameda Point Gym and Field

All Sports: Half-Day

Ages 6 - 8 & 9 - 11 – Please check website for more details

Want to try a morning or afternoon Intro to sports camp and still spend the rest of the day at All Sports? No worries we have added a half-day cost.

To add a morning Swim Lessons, see Sports Swim Lessons.

5-Day Weeks 9:00am - 12:00pm or 1:00pm - 4:00pm Res $175, NRes $188

Extended Care 7am-9am & 4pm-6pm Res $75, NRes $90

Intro to Sports Camps

Ages 6 - 8, 9 - 11 & 12 - 13

Designed for those new to the sport or who want to learn a new sport. Coaches will focus on teaching the basics of the sport, and participants will also be introduced to sports terminology, gameplay/scoring, and rules. To add a morning Swim Lessons, see Sports Swim Lessons.

5-Day Weeks 9:00am - 12:00pm or 1:00pm - 4:00pm Res $150, NRes $180

Jun 26 - Jun 30 Jul 10 - Jul 14 Jul 17 - Jul 21

Jul 24 - Jul 28 Jul 31 - Aug 4 Aug 7 - Aug 11

Extended Care 7am-9am or 4pm-6pm Res $75, NRes $90 each

4-Day Weeks 9:00am - 12:00pm or 1:00pm - 4:00pm Res $120, NRes $140

Jun 20 - Jun 23 Jul 3 - Jul 7 (No camp 7/4)

Extended Care 7am-9am or 4pm-6pm Res $60, NRes $75 each

All camps are at Alameda Point Gym and Field

Sports include Basketball, Volleyball, Lacrosse, Baseball and much more. For a list of Sports and Weeks, please check ARPD Website www.alamedaca.gov/Departments/Recreation-Parks/Sports/Youth-Sports/ Intro-to-sports-Camps

5K Kids

Ages 10 - 14

This advanced running program will focus on proper running techniques, form, conditioning, goal setting, and fun! Participants will also have the opportunity to run in a 5k. Must be prepared to run each day.

Superhero Training Camp

Ages 6 - 8 & 9 - 10

Prepare for an adventure of heroic proportions while learning to be a superhero! Your heroes get solid and mighty in the gym and on the field. Campers design their own super-logos, masks, and more to create the perfect superhero secret identity. Non-stop, action-packed fun for all! To add a morning Swim Lessons, see Sports Swim Lessons.

Quidditch Camp

Ages 6 - 8 & 9 - 10

Play Quidditch just like Harry does in the films and books. If you’ve ever wanted to score a goal with the Quaffle or hit opponents with a Bludger, we can make that happen. You can even try to catch the Golden Snitch. To add a morning Swim Lessons, see Sports Swim Lessons.

Sports Swim Lessons

Do you want to add swim lessons to your day of sports? Must be registered in All Day Sports camp or a Morning Intro Camp.

M Tu W Th 8:00am - 8:45am Encinal Swim Center

Res $66, NRes $78 for four 45 minute lessons

Parents will Drop off at Encinal Swim Center, and Staff will bus swimmers to the gym.

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ARPD STEM CAMP STEM

Ages 6 - 11

Our program is filled with hands-on activities that allow children to explore a STEM curriculum based on educating children in four main academic disciplines – technology, engineering, mathematics, and science with a fun recreation twist. Example Activities: Slime, Binary Code, Exo-skeleton Hand, Mini Greenhouse. See next column to add morning Swim Lessons.

STEM Swim Lessons

Do you want to add swim lessons to your day of STEM? Must be registered in STEM or a Morning Stem Camp.

M Tu W Th 8:00am - 8:45am Emma Hood Swim Center

Res $66, NRes $78 for four 45 minute lessons

Parents will Drop off at Emma Hood Swim Center, and Staff will bus swimmers to the Leydecker

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Art Camp with Ms. Y: Community Mural

Ages 8 - 13

Students work together to paint a colorful mural for the community. Please pack a lunch and snack.

Class #21124 Jun 20 - Jun 23 Tu W Th F 9:00am - 2:00pm*

$309 JoAnne Yada Lodge at Lincoln Park

Art Camp with Ms. Y

Ages 6 - 13

Students paint, print, cut and color fun arts & crafts projects using new and recycled art materials, and enjoy free play. Please pack a lunch and snack.

Class #21125 Jun 26 - Jun 30 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 2:00pm*

$361 JoAnne Yada Lodge at Lincoln Park

Class #21126 Jul 17 - Jul 21 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 2:00pm*

$361 JoAnne Yada Lodge at Lincoln Park

Class #21127 Jul 24 - Jul 28 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 2:00pm*

$361 JoAnne Yada Lodge at Lincoln Park

Young Rembrandts: Cartoon Animals Workshop

Ages 6 - 11

Laugh-out-loud funny! Mind-bendingly adorable! Awesome-beyondbelief! These are just some of the words that best describe our Cartoon Animals Workshop. If your child is a fan of cuddly animals and funny cartoons, this drawing workshop is especially tailored for their needs.

Class #21000 Jul 10 - Jul 14 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm*

$268 Kavita Parekh Veteran’s Memorial Building, Rm 390

Young Rembrandts: Colorful Critters Workshop

Ages 7 - 13

Animal lovers rejoice; an all new - all pastel workshop is here! Students will learn pastel drawing and texturing techniques to illustrate whimsical bees, a fanciful army of frogs, a striking owl and more artistic critters filled with detail. Challenge your creative kids by introducing them to the world of pastels.

Class #21001 Jul 31 - Aug 4 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm*

$268 Kavita Parekh Veteran’s Memorial Building, Rm 390

Young Rembrandts Fashionista-Anime and Manga

Ages 8 - 12

If you love all things Manga and Fashion, sign-up for this class! Join us for a 5 day drawing workshop; we’ll be drawing and coloring all things ANIME! Artists will learn to draw anime style fashion characters ranging from simple to elaborate. Combine fashion designing skills with new manga tricks.

Class #20998 Jun 26 - Jun 30 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm*

$268 Kavita Parekh Veteran’s Memorial Building, Rm 390

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CRTW: Super Foods & Super Heroes

Ages 6 - 12

From Spiderman pretzel webs, to Thor cupcakes to wolverine burgers, to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle pizza - your child will have a “Marvel”ous time! There is a $120 materials fee payable to the Instructor on the first day of camp.

Class #21026 Jun 20 - Jun 23 Tu W Th F 9:00am - 4:00pm

$268 Cooking Round The World Harrison Center at Lincoln Park

CRTW: Harry Potter, Taste the Magic

Ages 6 - 12

From butterbeer pancakes to double double chocolate cauldron cake, campers will enjoy Hogwarts culinary delights! There is a $150 materials fee payable to the Instructor on the first day of camp.

Class #21027 Jun 26 - Jun 30 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 4:00pm

$335 Cooking Round The World Harrison Center at Lincoln Park

*WOW-X

camps will be available for an additional fee. See page 17 for details.

Care before and after

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CRTW: Cooking Round the USA

Ages 6 - 12

Campers visit different US states each day and cook and eat dishes associated with the states visited. Idaho Corn and Potato Mini Pancakes with Salsa, Washington Gruyere, Alabama Cornbread Muffins with Sweet Butter...and more! There is a $150 materials fee payable to the Instructor on the first day of camp.

Class #21100 Jul 31 - Aug 4 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 4:00pm

$335 Cooking Round The World Harrison Center at Lincoln Park

CRTW: Dish of Disney

Ages 6 - 12

Kids will cook, eat, and have fun with Disney characters and movies. Camp food is an interpretation of Disney (i.e. Pizza Planet Pizza from Toy Story, grubs and bugs from Lion King, etc.). There is a $90 materials fee payable to the Instructor on the first day of camp.

Class

$201 Cooking Round The World Harrison Center at Lincoln Park No camp on 7/3 or 7/4

CRTW: Oodles of Noodles

Ages 6 - 12

From your typical bow tie and spaghetti, to the unusual - like pizza topped linguini, this camp will introduce your child to a variety of pastas and sauces. Dessert pasta too! There is a $150 materials fee payable to the Instructor on the first day of camp.

Class

$335

CRTW: Celebrity Chefs

Ages 6 - 12

Celebrity Chefs like Bobby Flay, Rachel Ray and Giada DeLaurentiis all have signature dishes. We’ll recreate those dishes and learn how these TV chefs became stars! There is a $150 materials fee payable to the Instructor on the first day of camp. Class

$335 Cooking Round The World Harrison Center at Lincoln Park

CRTW: International Pies

Ages 6 - 12

From Irish Shepherd’s to Filipino Buko pies, your child will learn pie making techniques with an international twist. Both sweet and savory pies included. We’ll make the dough and filings and eat the pies as well! There is a $150 materials fee payable to the Instructor on the first day of camp.

Class

CRTW: Rise Up: The Art of Bread Baking

Ages 6 - 12

What’s better than the smell of homemade bread? The taste! This camp teaches kneading techniques, the science of yeast, flour varieties, baking tools, using herbs in breads...and more! Jams, butters and marmalades also included! There is a $150 materials fee payable to the Instructor on the first day of camp.

Class #21099 Aug 7 - Aug 11 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 4:00pm

$335 Cooking Round The World Harrison Center at Lincoln Park

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ABA: Summer Ballet Camp, Sleeping Beauty

Ages 4 - 11

Along with their daily dance class, children learn about and watch a different famous classical ballet each week. They explore their own creativity through exercise in movement concepts. Students also learn valuable lessons about anatomy, dance history and vocabulary. Please provide your email address at the time of registration. If you are participating virtually, the Contractor will contact you with more information.

Class #20938 Jul 10 - Jul 14 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm

$232 ABA STAFF Alameda Ballet Academy, 1402 Park Street

ABA: Summer Ballet Camp, Swan Lake

Ages 4 - 11

Along with their daily dance class, children learn about and watch a different famous classical ballet each week. They explore their own creativity through exercise in movement concepts. Students also learn valuable lessons about anatomy, dance history and vocabulary. Please provide your email address at the time of registration. If you are participating virtually, the Contractor will contact you with more information.

Class #20939 Jul 17 - Jul 21 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm

$232 ABA STAFF Alameda Ballet Academy, 1402 Park Street

ABA: Summer Ballet Camp, Hansel & Gretel

Ages 4 - 11

Along with their daily dance class, children learn about and watch a different famous classical ballet each week. They explore their own creativity through exercise in movement concepts. Students also learn valuable lessons about anatomy, dance history and vocabulary. Please provide your email address at the time of registration. If you are participating virtually, the Contractor will contact you with more information.

Class

$232 ABA STAFF Alameda Ballet Academy, 1402 Park Street

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Chess Wizards Summer Camp

Ages 6 - 12

Join us this summer for tons of challenging chess lessons, exciting games, and cool prizes. You’ll improve your chess skills, meet new friends, and work out your most powerful muscle - your brain!

SUMMER CAMPS – YOUTH

IncrediFlix: Action Movie & Stop Motion Flix

Ages 7 - 13

Join us for the full day combo for a discount plus free lunch supervision! Please see both half-day descriptions. Bring snack, lunch and a drink.

Class #21022 Jun 26 - Jun 30

Tu W Th F 9:00am - 4:00pm

$739 Incredi Flix Center at Tillman Park

IncrediFlix: Action Movie Flix

Ages 7 - 13

Adventures await as you transport anywhere, from captaining a spaceship, to climbing the highest mountain. You’ll collaborate to write, act, direct in this stunt packed movie where you’ll be taught action choreography to thrill the audience.

Class #21020 Jun 26 - Jun 30

Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm

$387 Incredi Flix Center at Tillman Park

IncrediFlix: Action Stop Motion Flix

Ages 7 - 13

Use stop motion tricks to create fires, explosions, and even floods as your characters can battle it out or work together to save the day in this action packed stop motion class. You’ll work in small groups to storyboard, create the action, film and voice-over.

Class #21021 Jun 26 - Jun 30 M Tu W Th F 1:00pm - 4:00pm

$387 Incredi Flix Center at Tillman Park

IncrediFlix: Live Action & Claymation Flix

Ages 7 - 13

3:00pm*

$335 Chess Wizards Lodge at Lincoln Park

Join us for the full day combo for a discount, plus free lunch supervision! Please see both half-day descriptions. Bring snack, lunch and drink.

Class #21025 Jul 10 - Jul 14 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 4:00pm

$739 Incredi Flix Center at Tillman Park

IncrediFlix: Live Action Flix

Ages 7 - 13

Discover your filmmaking talents! You don’t have to be an actor to take part, as we’ll guide you through the Hollywood process to create, direct, film, act and more. You won’t just make an incredible movie, you’ll learn the skills to make your own movies!

Class #21023 Jul 10 - Jul 14 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm

$387 Incredi Flix Center at Tillman Park

IncrediFlix: Claymation Flix

Ages 7 - 13

Love the nightmare before Christmas, Wallace and Gromit, or Boxtrolls? Then join us to create your own claymation movie! You’ll even get your own clay character to star in a movie you’ll film, direct, and voice-over in small groups.

Class #21024 Jul 10 - Jul 14 M Tu W Th F 1:00pm - 4:00pm

$387 Incredi Flix Center at Tillman Park

*WOW-X Care before and after camps will be available for an additional fee. See page 17 for details.

YOUTH – SUMMER CAMPS

Play-Well: STEM + Animal Architects with LEGO

Ages 5 - 7

Prepare for a full-day LEGO camp packed with hands-on and mindson STEM fun! Build projects inspired by cool real world machines then design and build leaping dolphins, buzzing beehives, and towering giraffes. Play, create, and learn!

Class #21006 Jun 20 - Jun 23 Tu W Th F 9:00am - 4:00pm

$412 Play-Well TEKnologies Center at Tillman Park

Play-Well: Minecraft Engineering with LEGO

Ages 5 - 7

Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecraft to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world!

Class #21007 Jul 24 - Jul 28 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm*

$258

Play-Well TEKnologies Center at Tillman Park

Play-Well: Minecraft MASTER Engineering with LEGO

Ages 7 - 12

In a Minecraft world powered by LEGO resources, we will build shelters to keep out Creepers, craft mystical items that only true masters can wield, and perfect our crossbow skills to stop the wither from taking over. Play, create and learn!

Class #21008 Jul 24 - Jul 28 M Tu W Th F 1:00pm - 4:00pm*

$258 Play-Well TEKnologies Center at Tillman Park

Play-Well: Level Up Gaming using LEGO

Ages 7 - 12

Come and join our exciting “offline” video game experience where we give the controllers a rest and put your building skills to the test. Using LEGO, we will build worlds for Mario, mechanisms for Sonic and our own custom Smash Bros. arenas for battle.

Class #21009 Jul 31 - Aug 4 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm*

$258 Play-Well TEKnologies Center at Tillman Park

Play-Well: Bash ‘Em Bots using LEGO

Ages 7 - 12

Design custom LEGO bots, to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs, combine tools, and refine your masterpiece by sparring and overcoming obstacles. Apply real-world engineering and physics concepts to bash and crash!

Class #21010 Jul 31 - Aug 4 M Tu W Th F 1:00pm - 4:00pm*

$258 Play-Well TEKnologies Center at Tillman Park

Play-Well: Mandalorian Training using LEGO

Ages 5 - 7

Here’s our chance to learn what it takes to become a true Mandalorian. Using LEGO, we will build gauntlet fighter ships, Z-6 jetpacks to maneuver through the air, and defend ourselves with our Mandalorian armor. Coming to a galaxy near you!

Class #21011 Aug 7 - Aug 11 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm*

$258 Play-Well TEKnologies Center at Tillman Park

Play-Well: Mandalorian Missions using LEGO

Ages 7 - 12

Here’s our chance to learn what it takes to become a true Mandalorian. Using LEGO, we will build gauntlet fighter ships, Z-6 jetpacks to maneuver through the air, and defend ourselves with our Mandalorian armor. Coming to a galaxy near you!

Class #21012 Aug 7 - Aug 11 M Tu W Th F 1:00pm - 4:00pm*

$258 Play-Well TEKnologies Center at Tillman Park

MARTIAL ARTS CAMPS

Hanabi Judo: Pokemon Camp

Ages 5 - 15

“Catch ‘Em All!” Pokemon Camp is an active Pokemon-filled adventure that includes judo, Japanese language and culture and lots of physical activity! Our campers go home sweaty and singing! Perfect for children from 5 to 15. There is a $30 materials fee payable to the Instructor at the first class. Week

OUTDOOR CAMP

ACSC: Discover Sailing Camp for Beginners

Ages 7 - 12

ACSC’s full-day two week Discover Sailing Camp is for children who are brand new to sailing. Campers play games on water and shore & learn how to sail a small youth sailboat.

Class #20950 Jul 31 - Aug 11 M Tu W Th F 8:45am - 3:45pm

$1,025 Alameda Community Sailing Center Encinal Boat Ramp

SCIENCES CAMPS

Athena Coding: Da Vinci’s Workshop

Ages 6 - 12

Our Renaissance instructors will guide your child through exciting new lessons every class! Students will learn fundamental artistic skills in a variety of mediums, bringing home many new artworks.

Class #21116 Jun 26 - Jun 30 M Tu W Th F 1:00pm - 4:00pm*

$309 Athena Coding Albert H. DeWitt Officers’ Club, Squadron Room

Athena Coding: Olympic Chess

Ages 6 - 12

Learn Chess with Athena! We’ve designed a high energy, stimulating approach to chess that is great for all ages and skill levels. Each class ends in a tournament where the winner takes home a trophy!

Class #21117 Jul 3 - Jul 7 M W Th F 12:30pm - 3:30pm

$227 Athena Coding Albert H. DeWitt Officers’ Club, Squadron Room

*WOW-X Care before and after camps will be available for an additional fee. See page 17 for details.

No class 7/4

YOUTH – SUMMER CAMPS

Athena Coding: Roblox Game Design & Coding

Ages 7 - 12

Bring your game ideas to life in Roblox! You’ll use the Lua programming language to create in Roblox’s 3D design studio while mastering realworld programming concepts. PC or Mac laptop required (iPad/ Chromebook are incompatible). Computer rentals are available from Athena for a $60 fee, payable to instructor on first day.

Class #21119 Jul 10 - Jul 14 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm*

$335 Athena Coding Albert H. DeWitt Officers’ Club, Squadron Room

Class #21118 Jul 10 - Jul 14 M Tu W Th F 1:00pm - 4:00pm*

$335 Athena Coding Albert H. DeWitt Officers’ Club, Squadron Room

Athena Coding: Game Design & Animation

Ages 7 - 12

Our unique project-based class allows young students to develop their creative storytelling and game design abilities, giving them the opportunity to bring stories to life through Scratch and Python. Computer, iPad or Chromebook required. Computer rentals are available from Athena for a $60 fee, payable to instructor on first day.

Class #21120 Jul 17 - Jul 21 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm*

$330 Athena Coding Albert H. DeWitt Officers’ Club, Squadron Room

Athena Coding: Hollywood Filmmaking

Ages 8 - 12

From the writer’s room to the silver screen, we’ll guide you as you turn your idea into an amazing script and then we’ll help you bring it to life! We provide iPads and greenscreens for use in class, and all the movies will be sent home.

Class #21121 Jul 17 - Jul 21 M Tu W Th F 1:00pm - 4:00pm*

$330 Athena Coding Albert H. DeWitt Officers’ Club, Squadron Room

Athena Coding: Junior Alchemists

Ages 6 - 12

Junior Alchemists is designed to pique an interest in scientific inquiry and introduce students to a deeper understanding of its development and application. Our fun and safe experiments help students see the basic principles of science in the world around them.

Class #21122 Jul 24 - Jul 28 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm*

$330 Athena Coding Albert H. DeWitt Officers’ Club, Squadron Room

See page 17 for details.

SPORTS CAMPS

NAofA: Dodgeball Camp

Ages 7 - 12

Kids love this camp. It is more than a game, campers learn throwing, catching techniques and of course, they learn how to dodge a ball through various fun drills, challenges, competition and games.

Class #21015 Jun 26 - Jun 30 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm*

$194 Aaron Locks Harrington Field

Class #21016 Jul 24 - Jul 28 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm*

$194 Aaron Locks Harrington Field

Class #21017 Aug 7 - Aug 11 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm*

$194 Aaron Locks Harrington Field

NAofA: Grass Volleyball Camp

Ages 7 - 12

The NAofA Grass Volleyball Summer Camp is packed with fun. Our volleyball camps are the perfect place to learn about the game and develop new skills while having a blast and making new friends.

Class #21013 Jun 20 - Jun 23 Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm*

$156 Aaron Locks Harrington Field

Class #21014 Jul 18 - Jul 21 Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm*

$194 Aaron Locks Harrington Field

NAofA: Soccer Camp

Ages 7 - 13

The NAofA soccer camp is the perfect place to learn about the game and develop skills while having a blast and making new friends. Perfect for beginners or more advanced players!

Class #21018 Jul 10 - Jul 14 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm*

$194 Aaron Locks Harrington Field

Class #21019 Jul 31 - Aug 4 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm*

$194 Aaron Locks Harrington Field

*WOW-X Care before and after camps will be available for an additional fee.

SUMMER CAMPS & CLASSES – YOUTH

KSB Skate Dojo: Skateboarding Camp

Ages 5 - 17

KSB Skate Dojo will teach the basics and fundamentals of Skateboarding. Skateboarding helps build confidence and is a fun, creative art form. There is a rental fee for a skateboard ($50), helmet ($35) and/or pads ($50) per week, payable to the instructor on the first day.

ARTS & CRAFTS CLASSES

Young Rembrandts

Fundamentals of Drawing & Cartooning

Ages 6 - 11

Get ready for summer fun as your budding artist explores the great outdoors with Young Rembrandts. Our students will learn how to shade with color pencils in our lantern still life lesson. Our mountain boot drawing will give your child the opportunity to create a very detailed and well composed image. A heightened awareness of design, pattern and color is emphasized.

Class #20999 Jul 5 - Aug 9 W 4:00pm - 5:00pm

$106 Kavita Parekh Veteran’s Memorial Building, Rm 390

DANCE CLASSES

$309

Ballet 1

Ages 6 - 8

In order to achieve the beautiful posture of a dancer, students learn the concepts of abdominal control and “turnout from the hip” as well as stretching, strengthening, and coordination. Musicality, expressiveness, grace, focus & self-discipline are encouraged.

Class #20937 Jun 24 - Aug 12 Sa

11:30am - 12:30pm

$206 ABA STAFF Alameda Ballet Academy, 1402 Park Street

Pre-Ballet

Ages 4 - 6

Students are exposed to the basic concepts, rhythms and positions of ballet. They also learn proper classroom etiquette in a fun, creative and focused environment.

Class #20936 Jun 24 - Aug 12 Sa

10:30am - 11:15am

$186 ABA STAFF Alameda Ballet Academy, 1402 Park Street

MARTIAL ARTS CLASS

Youth Iaido

Ages 10 - 16

Classical Japanese sword art that is over 450 years old. The purpose of Iaido practice is to develop awareness, calm mind, mental and physical harmony, and to achieve victory without having to unsheathe the sword. Beginners welcome!

Class #20970 Jun 22 - Aug 10 Th 5:00pm - 6:00pm

$99 Mikhail Faiguenblat Veteran’s Memorial Building, Rm 250

TWEENS & TEENS – AFTERSCHOOL, DAY TRIPS & SUMMER CAMPS

DROP IN

Underground Teen Center (Drop In)

Grades 6 - 12

The Underground Teen Center (UTC) provides a safe place for tweens and teens to have fun, socialize with friends, and participate in active and enriching activities with adult supervision. The UTC has a big screen TV, pool table, video games, ping pong/shuffleboard, board games, music, and a snack bar. There is no charge to visit The Underground, however, some activities may require a small materials fee. Participants need to register at the Center and must sign-in and sign-out on a daily basis.

Class #21255Jun 20 - Aug 11M Tu W Th F12:00pm - 5:00pm

Free ARPD StaffVeteran’s Memorial Building, Underground Teen Center

SUMMER DAY TRIPS

Summer Day Trips

Grades 6 - 12 (Incoming, Fall 2023)

Join ARPD for an exciting and affordable Summer Day Trip! With a wide variety of trips, we’ve got something for everybody! Join your friends, or make new ones. Register soon, space is extremely limited! Pick-up and drop off is at the Underground Teen Center (2203 Central Avenue at Walnut Street) unless noted otherwise. Trips are subject to change. If you have questions, please call (510)747-7529.

A $20 fee is assessed to withdraw your tween/teen from a trip, and must be requested no later than 1 week (7 days) prior to trip start time. No refunds will be issued for withdraws made thereafter. Late pick-ups are $1 per minute, per child; fees will be added to your ARPD account.

A valid Parent/guardian email address must be provided at registration. ARPD Teen Staff will send important information via email to parents/guardians prior to each trip (what to bring, drop-off times, waiver information, etc.)

Jun 22 Th Class #21160 Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, Vallejo

Jun 29 Th Class #21168 White Water Rafting, Lotus

Jul 12 - 14 W Th F Class #21170 Camping at China Camp State Park, San Rafael (2 overnight)

Jul 20 Th Class #21171Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, Santa Cruz

Jul 27 Th Class #21173

Aug 3 Th Class #21174

Hurricane Harbor, Concord

SeaTrek Kayaking, Sausalito

Aug 10 Th Class #21175 Exploratorium, San Francisco

*Pricing and trip times available online

SUMMER CAMPS

Tween Summer Adventure Camp

Grades 6 - 8 (Incoming, Fall 2023)

The 2023 Tween Summer Adventure Camp is almost here. Our week long sessions are fun, engaging, educational and recreational. Each week of this affordable and well-supervised program includes an AWESOME field trip, plus local walking excursions, hiking in regional parks, arts and crafts, sports, outdoor physical games, special events and much more! Your tween will make new friends, try new and exciting activities and leave with amazing memories. Registration is available per week (no single days allowed, 1 two-week session offered). Full payment is required at time of registration. Trips and trip times are subject to change. Please send your child with a packed lunch, unless notified otherwise.

Withdrawal Fee: A $20 fee will be assessed to withdraw your tween/ teen from a camp session, and must be requested no later than the Monday of the week prior to the first day of camp. No refunds will be issued for withdraws made thereafter. Late pick-ups are $1 per minute, per child; fees will be added to your ARPD account.

Parents must indicate:

• Whether their tween must remain with Leader on the trips or if he/ she has permission to stay with a buddy and check-in with Leaders at designated times; and

• Whether or not their tween may sign-in and sign-out by themselves each day at 5:30pm (the end of program day).

A valid Parent/guardian email address must be provided at registration. ARPD Teen Staff will send important information via email to parents/ guardians prior to each camp week (what to bring, drop-off times, waiver information, etc.)

Session 1* Jun 20 - Jun 23 Class #21159 Six Flags Discovery Kingdom

Session 2 Jun 26 - Jun 30Class #21161White Water Rafting, Whitewater Excitement, Lotus

Session 3 & 4: 2-Week Camp Session w/2 nights of camping

Session 3 & 4 Jul 3 - Jul 14 No camp 7/4 Class #21162Camping at China Camp SP Camping Trip is Wed. Jul 12 - Fri. Jul 14

Session 5 Jul 17 - Jul 21Class #21163 Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk

Session 6 Jul 24 - Jul 28Class #21165Six Flags Hurricane Harbor

Session 7 Jul 31 - Aug 4Class #21164SeaTrek Kayaking, Sausalito

Session 8 Aug 7 - Aug 11Class #21166 Exploratorium, SF

Camp Days McKinley Park, 2165 Buena Vista Ave at Walnut St

Drop-off as early as 8:00am

Pick-up no later than 5:30pm

Field Trip Days Are always on Thursdays, except for Session 3 Camping Trip

Pick-up and drop-off for field trips takes place at the Underground Teen Center, unless noted otherwise, 2203 Central Ave at Walnut St

*4 Day Camp

Pricing and trip times available online

SUMMER CAMPS – TWEENS & TEENS

Teen All Sports: All-Day

Ages 11 - 13 – Please check website for more details

Our All-Sports Camp has quickly become one of our most popular summer camps. This camp is perfect for the athlete who enjoys various sports and recreational games. Campers are taught skills and given the opportunity to compete in a variety of sports such as soccer, basketball, flag football, and more while also enjoying some favorite recreational games like dodgeball, capture the flag, kickball, and the like. Our highly qualified staff ensures our All-Sports Camp is high-paced and nonstop fun for every camper!

5-Day Weeks 9:00am - 4:00pm Res $350, NRes $375

Jun 26 - Jun 30 Jul 10 - Jul 14 Jul 17 - Jul 21

Jul 24 - Jul 28 Jul 31 - Aug 4 Aug 7 - Aug 11

Extended Care 7am-9am or 4pm-6pm Res $75, NRes $90 each

4-Day Weeks 9:00am - 4:00pm Res $280, NRes $300

Jun 20 - Jun 23 Jul 3 - Jul 7 (No camp 7/4)

Extended Care 7am-9am or 4pm-6pm Check website

All camps are at Alameda Point Gym and Field

Teen All Sports: Half-Day

Ages 11 – 13 – Please check website for more details

Want to try a morning or afternoon Intro to sports camp and still spend the rest of the day at All Sports? No worries we have added a half-day cost.

5-Day Weeks 9:00am - 12:00pm or 1:00pm - 4:00pm Res $175, NRes $188

Extended Care 7am-9am & 4pm-6pm Res $75, NRes $90

Teen Sports Conditioning Camp

Ages 11 - 17 – Please check website for more details

Looking to step up your game? Camp will concentrate on drills, workouts, and fun games to help participants improve their athleticism. Focus areas include; coordination, agility, conditioning, and strength. Camps are at Alameda Point Gym and Field. To add a morning Swim Lessons, see Sports Swim Lessons.

STEM Camp

Ages 12-14

Our program is filled with hands-on activities that allow teens to explore challenges through various experiences that are S.T.EM. curriculum based. The curriculum is based on the idea of educating children in four main academic disciplines- Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, with a fun recreational twist. These camps are intended to show campers how STEM shapes their world, including their hobbies and interests. Each week your youth will design, build, and test several different approaches to STEM. Example Activities: Coding, Exo-skeleton Hand, Holograms, Environmental Sciences, etc.

Week 1: Harry Potter

Jun 19 - Jun 23 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 4:00pm Res $280, NRes $300

Care Res $75, NRes $125

Center

Week 2: DC vs. Marvel

Jun 26 - Jun 30 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 4:00pm Res $350, NRes $375

Care Res $25, NRes $35

Week 3: Anime (2 days ONLY)

Center

Jul 6 - Jul 7 Th F 9:00am - 4:00pm Res $135, NRes $145

Extended Care Res $30, NRes $50

Leydecker Center

Week 4: Star Wars vs. Star Trek: Battle of the Stars (2 days ONLY)

Jul 11 & Jul 13 Tu Th 9:00am - 4:00pm Res $135, NRes $145

Extended Care Res $30, NRes $50

Week 5: Percy Jackson (2 days ONLY)

Leydecker Center

Jul 18 & Jul 20 Tu Th 9:00am - 4:00pm Res $135, NRes $145

Extended Care Res $30, NRes $50

Week 6: Food STEM (2 days ONLY)

Leydecker Center

Jul 25 & Jul 27 Tu Th 9:00am - 4:00pm Res $155, NRes $165 Extended Care Res $30, NRes $50

Week 7: Jurassic World

Leydecker Center

Jul 31 - Aug 4 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 4:00pm Res $350, NRes $375 Extended Care Res $75, NRes $125

Week 8: Avatar

Leydecker Center

Aug 7 - Aug 11

Leydecker Center

Tu W Th F 9:00am - 4:00pm Res $350, NRes $375 Extended Care Res $75, NRes $125

* Due to programming, these camp weeks will only meet 2 days out of the week. This schedule is subject to an extension of the camp session. Parents will be notified of any changes and or updates.

ENRICHMENT CLASSES

Babysitter’s Training

Ages 11 - 15

Learn the basics of being a responsible babysitter and be certified through the American Red Cross. Class includes basic care of infants and toddlers from feeding to changing. Teens learn age-appropriate activities, first-aid awareness, how to prevent accidents, and how to handle emergencies. The Child/Infant CPR section will train the babysitter to act in emergency situations, to recognize and care for life threatening respiratory or cardiac emergencies in infants and children. Upon completion of the classes and satisfactory passing an exam, each participant will receive: 1) American Red Cross Babysitter’s Training Card and 2) Child/Infant CPR card. This popular class is limited to 15 students so sign up early!

Class #21167 Jul 12 - Jul 13 W Th 10:00am - 5:00pm

$150 ARPD Staff Center at McKinley Park

High School Field Trip:

Oakland Roots Soccer

Grades 9 - 12

Join ARPD for our first ever H.S. only field trip to see the Oakland Roots SC vs. Detroit City FC. Join your friends, or make new ones and cheer on our own local USL Team. Register soon, space is extremely limited!Pick-up and drop off is at the Underground Teen Center (2203 Central Avenue at Walnut Street). If you have questions, please call (510) 747-7529. On Saturday, July 29, you may drop your child off at 6:00pm at the Veteran’s Memorial Building, Underground Teen Center, for field trip to watch the Oakland Roots SC play at the Laney College Football Stadium. Please send your child with money if they wish to purchase concessions. We will return to the Underground Teen Center after the game at approximately 10:00pm. We will have your Teen contact you as we are leaving Oakland to return to Alameda for a more accurate time.

Class #21227 Jul 29 Sa 6:00pm - 10:00pm

$45 ARPD Staff Lancy College, Oakland

MARTIAL ARTS CLASSES

Muso Jikiden Eishin Ryu Iaido

Ages 16+

Classical Japanese sword art that is over 450 years old. The purpose of Iaido practice is to develop awareness, calm mind, mental and physical harmony, and to achieve victory without having to unsheathe the sword. Beginners welcome!

2 class per week option! Students may attend Thursday AND Saturday

Class #20969 Jun 22 - Aug 10 Th & 6:00pm - 7:30pm

Sa 3:00pm - 4:30pm

$132 Mikhail Faiguenblat Veteran’s Memorial Building, Rm 250

1 class per week option! Students may attend Thursday OR Saturday

Class #20968 Jun 22 - Aug 10 Th or 6:00pm - 7:30pm

Sa 3:00pm - 4:30pm

$99 Mikhail Faiguenblat Veteran’s Memorial Building, Rm 250

Wado Kai Karate

Ages 8+

Traditional Japanese karate style that emphasizes natural movements, precision, timing, and is suitable for all ages. Improve your flexibility and stamina, develop inner strength and calmness of character while learning how to react to any situation.

2 class per week option! Students may attend Tuesday AND Saturday

Class #20967 Jun 20 - Aug 8 Tu & 5:00pm - 6:30pm

Sa 1:00pm - 2:30pm

$123 Mikhail Faiguenblat Veteran’s Memorial Building, Rm 250 No class on 7/4

1 class per week option! Students may attend Tuesday OR Saturday

Class #20966 Jun 20 - Aug 8 Tu or 5:00pm - 6:30pm

Sa 1:00pm - 2:30pm

$87 Mikhail Faiguenblat Veteran’s Memorial Building, Rm 250 No class on 7/4

VIRTUAL CLASSES

Online Driver’s Ed Course

Ages 15+

This is a mandatory class for drivers under 18. Complete this course at home, on your computer. Receive DMV-approved certificate of completion. Sign-up any time. Registration is ongoing.

Class #20960 Jun 20 - Aug 11 Take At Your Own Pace

$52 Bay Area Driving School Online Course

Virtual Driver’s Education

Ages 15+

This is a virtual Driver’s Education class with a live instructor. Students will enjoy a series of Driver’s Education lectures, including understanding the responsibilities of having a driver’s license, learning the rules of the road. Independent assignments will also be completed during the week.

Class #20962 Jun 19 - Jun 23 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm

$212 Bay Area Driving School Virtual Class

Class #20963 Jul 10 - Jul 14 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm

$212 Bay Area Driving School Virtual Class

Class #20964 Jul 31 - Aug 4 M Tu W Th F 9:00am - 12:00pm

$212 Bay Area Driving School Virtual Class

INTERNSHIPS

Aquatics Interns

Ages 12 - 15: See page 7

Sports Interns

Ages 14 - 15

The Summer Sports Intern program is designed for youth (14-15 years of age) who are interested in becoming sports coaches, umpires, scorekeepers, or who just really love sports but do not meet the minimum age requirements to work. This program will help prepare participants to apply for and work in the Sports Department once they meet the age requirement. All participants will help to coach, instruct and umpire the youth in our sports camps, and baseball program and learn CPR and First aid skills for the job. To uphold the highest sports program standards for our Sports Department, we will be limiting the number of Summer Intern participants to the applicants that have shown the highest level of commitment and dedication to the Intern program through a selection process.

Summer is Jun 19 - Aug 11 Alameda Point Gym

Applications will be online on March 1 at www.alamedaca.gov/ Departments/Recreation-Parks/Aquatics/Sports-Interns

All applications are due May 1 Please see website for Requirements

VOLUNTEERING

Summer Teen Volunteer Program

Grades 7 - 12 (Incoming, Fall 2023)

Activity codes and all session/shift options available online. Spaces are first come, first served. Online registration only. Registration closes on May 1, 2023.

Are you looking for an opportunity to give back to the Alameda community while learning valuable leadership & job skills and a strong work ethic?

Look no further! The Summer Teen Volunteer Program provides a learning opportunity for teens and tweens to work with K - 5 youth in ARPD WOW Programs while also earning community service hours.

Summer Teen Volunteers are responsible for assisting ARPD Program Leaders facilitate WOW program activities such as sports, games and enrichment activities. Volunteers help with program set-up, break down, clean-up, preparation and various other duties assigned by ARPD staff. Volunteer applicants are interviewed to determine program acceptance. Volunteers must attend the mandatory training (details below) and they are responsible for tracking and submitting their own timesheet to earn community service hours.

How to be Teen Volunteer! Closely follow these steps:

• Choose 1 Park Site to Volunteer, 1 park only:

• Franklin Park, Krusi Park, Washington Park, or Godfrey Park.

• Choose 1, 2 or 3 week-long sessions (1 week min., 3 week max)

• M - F, no program on Jun 19 and Jul 4.

• Choose 1 shift per week-long session

• Choose one 3-hour shift per week, AM or PM – NOT BOTH!

• AM Shift: 10:00am - 1:00pm, PM Shift: 2:00pm - 5:00pm

• Volunteers are not permitted to work more than their 3 hour shift. Community service is not approved for extra time, 45 hours max.

• Register online for your chosen site, weeks, and shift time. $30 per session/week

• Attend the mandatory interview for your park site from at the Veteran’s Memorial Bldg, 2203 Central Ave. in room 250:

• Godfrey Park: Tuesday, May 2, 2023, 4:00pm - 4:45pm

• Washington Park: Thursday, May 4, 2023, 4:00pm - 4:45pm

• Krusi & Franklin Park: Tuesday, May 9, 2023, 4:00pm - 4:45pm

• All applicants must participate and pass their interview for program acceptance. Applicants who do not pass their interview will be promptly notified, withdrawn and fully refunded.

• Applicants who miss their interview for any reason must attend one of the other two scheduled interviews. If you miss all three scheduled interviews, you will be withdrawn from the program.

• There will be no make-up dates for the interviews, please do not inquire.

• Please note, you will not receive an email reminder for your interview.

• If accepted, attend the mandatory Teen Volunteer Program Training on Thursday, May 18 from 4:00pm - 5:30pm in room 120 at the Veteran’s Memorial Bldg., 2203 Central Ave.

• Arrive at your park site on your first day on-time, in uniform, and ready to make an impact!

Parents/ Guardians:

Your tween/ teen is responsible for all correspondence regarding the Summer Teen Volunteer Program. Questions, concerns, emails, and phone calls regarding this program should come directly from your teen/ tween to Shawn Smith, Recreation Supervisor at sdsmith@ alamedaca.gov, or 510-747-7555. Thanks for your cooperation!

TWEENS & TEENS – VOLUNTEERING

NEW PILOT!

Jr. Leaders Volunteer Program

Grades 9 - 12 (Incoming, Fall 2023)

This exciting new program is for 9th - 12th graders who have previously participated in the ARPD Summer Teen Volunteer Program. The program aims to prepare Jr. Leaders to enter the workforce, and further hone their skills to effectively work with youth while having a fun & meaningful learning experience. Jr. Leaders will be assigned to work alongside staff in various ARPD youth programs, based on need. In addition to their daily shift, Jr. Leaders will participate in a weekly “staff” meeting with Recreation Supervisor and/ or Recreation Manager. Jr. Leaders will learn how to and be responsible for leading activities with youth.

Program prerequisites:

Incoming 9th – 12th grade. All applicants must have successfully completed at least one session of the ARPD Teen Summer Volunteer Program prior to summer 2023. Applicant pool is limited to the first 20 applicants who register online. All applicants are interviewed and 8 Jr. Leaders are selected for the program.

How to be a Jr. Leader! Closely follow these steps:

• If you meet the program requirements, register online for class #21318.

• Attend the mandatory Jr. Leader interview on Tuesday, May 23 from 4:00pm - 5:00pm in room 120 at the Veteran’s Memorial Building, 2203 Central Ave. (no make-up interview date will be offered). Note: no email reminder will be sent for the interview – be sure to attend!

• Check your email. You will be notified by May 26 whether or not you have been selected to participate in the program.

• Make your program payment! ARPD will send you an invoice for $240 payment once you have been selected.

• Attend the mandatory Jr. Leader training on Thursday, June 1 from 4:00pm - 5:30pm at the Vets. Bldg. in room 120.

• Check your email, again! Your schedule for your first week will be sent approximately 2 weeks prior to your first day on Monday, July 10.

• Show-up on time your first day, in the provided uniform, ready to make a difference!

Parents/ Guardians:

Your teen is responsible for all correspondence regarding the Jr. Leader Volunteer Program. Questions, concerns, emails, and phone calls regarding this program should come directly from your teen to Shawn Smith, Recreation Supervisor at sdsmith@alamedaca.gov, or 510-7477555. Thanks for your cooperation!

Class #21318 Jul 10 - Aug 4 4-weeks

M Tu W Th F 8:00am - 5:30pm $240.00

Program shift times & park site assignments:

Jr. Leaders will work a 5 hour shift daily within the hours of 8:00am - 5:30pm. Shift times and park assignments will be made based on Department need. Weekly “staff” meeting will be each Weds. during the program dates from 4:30pm - 5:30pm at the Vets. Bldg.

Do not apply for this program if you are unavailable for any program dates between 8:00am - 5:30pm (with the exception of healthcare needs, i.e. Dr. appointment).

ARPD

and County health protocols.

Team Green Sweep

Grades 6 - 12 (Incoming, Fall 2023)

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY FOR TEENS AND TWEENS! Team Green Sweep is looking for tweens and teens who want to earn community service hours by helping maintain and beautify our City parks and community centers. Teens will meet ARPD Staff at the designated work-site in Alameda. Assigned work-sites and projects are to be determined and based on Department needs; locations are emailed to participant prior to program start date. Duties include but are not limited to park clean-up, light trash removal, weeding, etc. Equipment will be provided to participants. Program will be held weather permitting. For more information, please call Shawn Smith, Recreation Supervisor I at (510) 747-7555 or e-mail him at sdsmith@alamedaca.gov.

Class #21172 Jul 19 - Aug 2 W 9:30am12:00pm

$50 ARPD Staff Work site locations in Alameda, TBD

Programs follow all State

KAYAKING

Family Kayaking

Ages 5+

This tour is the perfect introduction to kayaking for kids & families. We will travel in very safe double sea kayaks checking out the local harbor seals and US Navy ships. A short & sweet trip where you learn a little bit of sea kayaking while having fun! Parent/ guardian participation is required, Fee covers 1 participant. Separate registration is required for all family members.

Class #20953 Jun 4 Su 9:30am - 11:00am

$62 Stacked Adventures Encinal Boat Ramp, 190 Central Ave.

Class #20954 Jul 2 Su 9:30am - 11:00am

$62 Stacked Adventures Encinal Boat Ramp, 190 Central Ave.

Class #20955 Aug 6 Su 9:30am - 11:00am

$62 Stacked Adventures Encinal Boat Ramp, 190 Central Ave.

Introduction to Kayaking

Ages 13+

We will cover equipment, paddle techniques, trip planning, on land transporting, maintenance & safety. Develop boat control as you paddle around the area and practice your new skills.

Class #20956 Jun 10 Sa 9:00am - 1:00pm

$103 Stacked Adventures Encinal Boat Ramp, 190 Central Ave.

Sea Plane Lagoon Kayaking Tour

Ages 13+

Join us for our most popular kayak tour. You will paddle inside the Sea Plane Lagoon learning about the local marine life and upcoming Alameda Point development projects, the USS Hornet and US Navy’s MARAD fleet, enjoy scenic views of SF, and more!

Class #20957 Jun 17 Sa 9:30am - 11:00am

$73 Stacked Adventures Encinal Boat Ramp, 190 Central Ave.

Class #20958 Jul 15 Sa 9:30am - 11:00am

$73 Stacked Adventures Encinal Boat Ramp, 190 Central Ave.

Class #20959 Aug 19 Sa 9:30am - 11:00am

$73 Stacked Adventures Encinal Boat Ramp, 190 Central Ave.

MUSIC CLASSES

Beginning Guitar

Ages 15+

For music lovers who want to become music makers. We focus on songs you choose, not drills and exercises. Music moves us, and we use the guitar to transform those intuitive, physical reactions into joyful noise.

Class #20951 Jun 20 - Aug 8 Tu 6:00pm - 7:00pm

$145 Greg Wishnev Veteran’s Memorial Building, Rm 390 No class on 7/4

Taiko Drums - Beginner

Ages 12+

This is a fun class at the beginner level. The class covers simple rhythms and basic form. It provides light exercise for students of all ages. There is a $5 materials fee for drum sticks payable at the first session.

Class #20948 Jun 20 - Aug 8 Tu 6:30pm - 7:30pm

$80 Jeff Davidson Albert H. DeWitt Officers’ Club, Garden

Taiko Drums - Intermediate

Ages 12+

This is a fun class at the intermediate level. The class covers more complex rhythms and form and dance. The class involves moderate exercise. There is a $5 materials fee for drum sticks payable at the first session.

Class #20949 Jun 20 - Aug 8 Tu 7:30pm - 8:30pm

$80 Jeff Davidson Albert H. DeWitt Officers’ Club, Garden No class on 7/4

Tuesday Night Music Club

Ages 15+

Each Tuesday night, we’ll gather to talk about and play songs. Songwriters seeking feedback and advice will receive it; those starting from scratch will find practical techniques and support; and theorists who enjoy analyzing music are encouraged to attend.

Class #20952 Jun 20 - Aug 8 Tu 7:00pm - 8:15pm

$145 Greg Wishnev Veteran’s Memorial Building, Rm 390 No class on 7/4

ADULTS – SPORTS LEAGUES, CLASS, FITNESS & LEISURE CLUB

SPORT LEAGUES

Basketball League

Women’s, Men, and Coed

ARPD’s Adult Basketball program offers three levels of 5 on 5 play. Open Competitive League, Open Recreational League, and over 40 Recreational League. Team applications open online at www.teamsideline.com/arpd

Men’s Flag Football

3:30pm - 6:00pm

Men’s Flag Football is back! Our Spring 2023 season has Saturday afternoon games under the lights at Estuary Park in Alameda between 330pm and 6 pm. The format of this flag football league is 5 v 5 Men’s Non-Contact. Please note registration is for individuals. We will distribute players on teams as this is a fun social league. We are open to all men, trans, and non-binary over age 18- everyone is welcome! Check www.teamsideline.com/arpd for more information on sign-ups.

Women’s Flag Football

6:30pm - 10:00pm

Alameda Women’s Flag Football is back! Our Summer 2023 season (July-Aug) has Thursday night games under the lights at Estuary Park in Alameda between 630pm and 10 pm. The format of this flag football league is 5 v 5 Women’s Non-Contact. Please note registration is for individuals. We will distribute players on teams as this is a fun social league. We are open to all women, womxn, trans, non-binary folx over age 18- everyone is welcome We will distribute players on teams as this is a fun social league. over age 18- everyone is welcome! Check www. teamsideline.com/arpd for more information on sign-ups.

Softball

ARPD’s Adult Softball program offers Men’s, Women’s, and Coed teams. Team applications open. Online at www.teamsideline.com/arpd

Ultimate Frisbee League

Alameda Point Open Gym. Open Gym Pass and Drop-in. Online at www.teamsideline.com/arpd

VIRTUAL CLASS

Online Driver’s Ed Course

Ages 18+

Adult Driver’s Ed - Learn the rules of the road and all you need to know to pass the DMV written test. The course includes multiple practice tests, videos and much more. Sign-up any time. Registration is ongoing.

Class #20961 Jun 20 - Aug 11 Take At Your Own Pace

$48 Bay Area Driving School Online Course

FITNESS

Pickleball in Alameda

Lincoln Park (1450 High Street)

Open for play between 8:00am and Dusk

Looking for a fun way to meet new friends and improve your fitness level? If so, play the game that combines Ping Pong and Tennis…Pickleball! This game features small paddles, whiffle balls, low hanging nets and a court quarter the size of tennis. For more information visit www.youtube.com, (“how to play Pickleball”. Please note, to open the center-gate lock, enter the code 074337*. For details, contact Ed Kallas, Recreation Supervisor I, at (510) 747-7511 or ekallas@alamedaca.gov.

PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES

Leisure Club

The Leisure Club is a fun, activity based program specifically designed to meet the specialized recreational needs of people with developmental disabilities in our community. This program is geared toward individuals 18 years of age and older and meets twice a month on the second and fourth Thursday of the month from 7:00pm to 9:00pm.

For more information, call (510) 747-7529 or email Morace McKay at mmckay@alamedaca.gov. Currently, there is a waitlist for this program.

ADULTS 50+ – SENIOR CENTER

Programs and Services for Adults age 50 and older

1155 Santa Clara Ave, Alameda, CA (510) 747-7500

Website: www.alamedaca.gov/mastick

Suggestion Box, masticksuggestion@alamedaca.gov

Hours

Program Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00am - 3:00pm

Office Hours: 9:00am - 4:00pm (Administrative ONLY)

Mastick Thrift Shop: Tue & Sat: 10:00am - 2:00pm

Staff

Morace McKay, Recreation Manager mmckay@alamedaca.gov, (510) 747-7510

Ed Kallas, Recreation Supervisor I ekallas@alamedaca.gov, (510) 747-7511

Amy Wooldridge, Alameda Recreation and Parks Director awooldridge@alamedaca.gov, (510) 747-7570

MASTICK SENIOR CENTER ADVISORY BOARD (MSCAB)

The MSCAB is the active administrative advisory committee providing advice and counsel on all matters connected with accomplishing the Center’s mission.

MSCAB Monthly Meetings

The MSCAB meets on the third Wednesday of the month at 9:30am in Room D. All are welcome! For more info, call (510) 747-7500.

Mastick Thrift Shop

- Open to the public

Tue & Sat (Shopping): 10:00am - 2:00pm

Thu (Donations accepted): 9:30am - 1:00pm

Proceeds support Mastick Senior Center programs. For details, call (510) 747-7500.

MSCAB Scholarship Program for Low Income Members

The MSCAB provides assistance four times per year to members meeting low-come limits set by HUD to offset the cost of Mastick programs and trips. Scholarships fund 50% of the program cost not to exceed $50. To apply, visit the Mastick Lobby. Application must be submitted at time of registration.

MASTICK MEMBERSHIP

Become a Mastick Member

Are you a member or thinking about becoming one? Do you simply need to renew your membership? Membership is FREE, extended to individuals, age 50+, and REQUIRED to participate in our programs. To receive a registration form, call (510) 747-7500.

New Member Orientation

The New Member Orientation offers a guided tour to introduce you to the Center, an information packet outlining the various programs and services and a coupon for a complimentary lunch! Join us on Thursdays, February 9, March 9, April 13 & May 11, at 10:30am in the Game Room. Registration required, please call (510) 747-7500.

VOLUNTEERS WANTED!

Volunteers are the backbone of Mastick Senior Center!

Join our team and experience the many benefits of volunteerism including new friendships, ability to assist others, and the opportunity to share skills or learn new ones! Training provided to ensure success in your new endeavor. To complete a volunteer application, visit the Mastick Lobby, or contact Katherine ‘Kat’ Kaldis, Volunteer Coordinator at kkaldis@alamedaca.gov or call (510) 747-7513.

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS

Celebrate Your Birthday with Us!

Join us on Thursdays, March 23, April 27, May 25, June 22, July 27 & August 24 at 12:30pm in Dining Room 2 for sweet treats and happy birthday wishes! Registration preferred, call (510) 747-7500.

CLASSES & PROGRAMS

For class and program information, refer to the current schedule available in the Mastick Lobby and online at www.alameda.gov/mastick

• Classes and programs are offered at Mastick Senior Center unless otherwise specified.

• Registration required! A minimum of five enrolled participants are required for the class to be offered!

• Arrive/Depart 10 minutes before and after the programs’ scheduled starting and ending time.

• The Alameda Recreation and Park Department programs follow Alameda County Health protocols. We hope these tips will help us serve you better!

ARTS & CRAFTS

Knitting Circle

Free. Ongoing. Must be a Mastick Member. No registration required. Join your friends to knit in Mastick’s Fabric Arts room (Room B). No instruction however, beginners are welcome and will be supported.

Class #21241 Jun 7 - Aug 30 W 1:00pm - 3:00pm

Free Room B at Mastick Senior Center

Ceramics

Ceramics for Beginning & Continuing Students

Class #21112 Jun 13 - Aug 1 Tu 10:00am - 12:00pm

$70 Mastick Volunteers Skill Center at Mastick Senior Center

Ceramics for Continuing & Intermediate Students

Class #21113 Jun 15 - Aug 3 Th 10:00am - 12:00pm

$70 Mastick Volunteers Skill Center at Mastick Senior Center

Drawing and Painting

Explore techniques in a variety of mediums such as watercolor, acrylic, pastel, graphite and colored pencil. Students work in the medium(s) of their choice. (No oil paints or products that emit strong odors). An understanding of basic art techniques is strongly recommended, but all levels of experience are welcome.

Class #21200 Jul 10 - Aug 28 M 12:30pm - 3:00pm

$78 Mi’Chelle Fredrick Skill Center at Mastick Senior Center

Class #21201 Jul 14 - Sep 1 F 10:00am - 12:30pm

$78 Mi’Chelle Fredrick Skill Center at Mastick Senior Center

Drawing and Painting Lab – Ongoing for registered students only.

Class #21199 Jun 2 - Aug 25 F 1:00pm - 3:00pm

Free Skill Center at Mastick Senior Center

Stained Glass & Mosaics for Beginners and Intermediate

Designed for students in all skill levels of glass art, and who seek to refresh, sharpen, and share their knowledge with other class members. Must be able to work independently to design, construct, and complete project. No class on 6/19.

Class #21211 Jun

Glass & Mosaics Workshop – Designed for ongoing students determined to complete that unfinished project.

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Mastick

Masks are strongly recommended at the Mastick Senior Center

ARPD Programs follow all State and County health protocols.

ADULTS 50+ – DANCE

DANCE

Ballroom Dance

You will learn the basic steps as well as proper posture and hold. After 4 lessons you will be able to dance around the room using 5 or 6 steps.

Class #21191 Jul 5 - Jul 26 W 1:00pm - 2:00pm

$23 Sandra Kiyomura Room A at Mastick Senior Center

Class #21192 Aug 2 - Aug 30 W 1:00pm - 2:00pm

$28 Sandra Kiyomura Room A at Mastick Senior Center

Egyptian Folkloric Dance

Class #21228 Jun 2 - Aug 25 F 9:00am - 10:30am

Free - Ongoing Roberta Trowbridge Room A at Mastick Senior Center

Hula 1

If you’re new to hula or would like to refresh your skills, this class is for you! Hawaiian dance is an excellent exercise for everyone. As you dance, learn about Hawaiian stories, language and culture. Wear comfortable stretch clothing to allow for ease of movements. Join us for fun and aloha!

Class

$43

DANCE PARTY

Boomer Dance Party

Friday, April 21, 1:00pm - 3:30pm, Mastick Social Hall

$3 at the door

Disco Inferno! Is the theme and includes solid gold dance hits from 1969-1979 played by a professional Dee Jay. Trivia Challenges, Song dedications, dance contest and refreshments featured. Brush up your Boogaloo, Hustle, Bump, Night Club Two-step and Shingaling. Bring a friend or join your new friends at Mastick.

Line Dancing for Absolute Beginners

For those who are brand new to line dancing. You will learn basic steps, sequencing and terminology for your foot movements and step - bystep instruction for each dance. Come join us in activating your body and mind with music.

Class #21179 Jul 5 - Jul 26 W 9:30am - 10:30am

$35 Susie Okada Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center

Class #21180 Aug 2 - Aug 30 W 9:30am - 10:30am

$43 Susie Okada Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center

Line Dancing for Improvers

- 12:20pm

- 12:20pm

$33 Lani Cid-Iulio Room A at Mastick Senior Center Class #21224

11:30am - 12:20pm

$53 Lani Cid-Iulio Room A at Mastick Senior Center

Hula 2

This class welcomes all who have danced hula previously and are familiar with more of the basic hula steps. Along with the dance you’ll learn stories and a little bit of Hawaiian language. Ladies and gentlemen should wear comfortable stretch clothing to allow for ease of movements. Fun, aloha exercise all in one place!

Class #21225 Jun 6 - Jun 27 Tu 12:30pm - 1:20pm

$43 Lani Cid-Iulio Room A at Mastick Senior Center

Class #21229 Jul 11 - Jul 25 Tu 12:30pm - 1:20pm

$33 Lani Cid-Iulio Room A at Mastick Senior Center

Class #21230 Aug 1 - Aug 29 Tu 12:30pm - 1:20pm

$53 Lani Cid-Iulio Room A at Mastick Senior Center

Designed for experienced beginners who have been line dancing for some time and who have mastered the basic steps and movements. More complex steps will be added.

Class #21176 Jul 5 - Jul 26 W 11:00am - 12:30pm

$35 Susie Okada Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center

Class #21177 Aug 2 - Aug 30 W 11:00am - 12:30pm

$43 Susie Okada Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center

Line Dancing for Returning Beginners

Class #21182 Jul 3 - Jul 31 M 12:30pm - 2:00pm

$43 Susie Okada Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center

Class #21183 Aug 7 - Aug 28 M 12:30pm - 2:00pm

$35 Susie Okada Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center

ENRICHMENT Book Club

Email ekallas@alamedaca.gov to join Mastick’s Zoom-Book Club. Email ekallas@alamedaca.gov to get the Zoom connect information.

Class #21239 Jun 6 - Aug 1 Tu 12:15pm - 3:15pm Free Via Zoom

Mastick Movie Club

Enjoy movies and discuss with other members!

Email ekallas@alamedaca.gov to get the Zoom connect information.

Class #21242 Jun 2 - Aug 4 F 10:00am - 12:00pm

Free Via Zoom

Music Appreciation: Waltzes from Many Lands

Join Bill Sturm, Volunteer, for a performance of waltzes from around the globe with a discussion about the history of waltz.

Class #21248 Jun 22 - Aug 24 Th 1:30pm - 2:30pm

Free Bill Sturm Dining Room 2 at Mastick Senior Center

Shakespeare Discussion Group

Email ekallas@alamedaca.gov to get the Zoom connect information.

Class #21245 Jun 2 - Aug 25 F 12:30pm - 2:30pm Free Via Zoom

The Great American Song Book

Email ekallas@alamedaca.gov to get the Zoom connect information.

Class #21240 Jun 15 - Aug 17 Th 1:30pm - 2:30pm Free via Zoom

FITNESS

Pickleball in Alameda

Lincoln Park (1450 High St) – Open for play 8:00am to Dusk

Looking for a fun way to meet new friends and improve your fitness level? If so, play the game that combines Ping Pong and Tennis…Pickleball! This game features small paddles, whiffle balls, low hanging nets and a court quarter the size of tennis. For more information visit www.youtube.com, (“how to play Pickleball”. Please note, to open the center-gate lock, enter the code 074337*. For details, contact Ed Kallas, Recreation Supervisor I, at (510) 747-7511 or ekallas@alamedaca.gov.

FITNESS

BaM – Balance and Mobility

Improve balance, stability, mobility, and posture through core strengthening. Increase whole body strength to improve coordination (neuromuscular facilitation) and to assist in fall and injury prevention and recovery.

Class #21158 Aug 1 - Sep 26 Tu 12:15pm - 1:05pm

$63 Dan Mark Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center

Fitness with Kendra

Full body workout that includes stretching, low impact cardio, strength and balance training with light weights, and floor/mat core work. All moves can be modified for all fitness levels, are completed at your own pace, and are set to fun music. Mats and weights provided.

Class #21206 Jun 6 - Jun 27 Tu 5:00pm - 6:00pm

$39 Kendra Meuser Room A at Mastick Senior Center

Class #21207 Jun 1 - Jun 29 Th 11:45am - 12:45pm

$46 Kendra Meuser Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center

Walking Club @ Waters Edge Lodge

Go for a walking excursion around the lagoon with a personal trainer and take in the beautiful sights. $5 for entire class run.

Class #20293 May 2 - May 30 Tu Th 9:30am - 10:30am

$5 AES Therapy & Fitness Water’s Edge Lodge 801 Island Dr

Class #21189 Jun 1 - Jun 29 Tu Th 9:30am - 10:30am

$5 AES Therapy & Fitness Water’s Edge Lodge, 801 Island Dr

Class #21190 Jul 6 - Jul 27 Tu Th 9:30am - 10:30am

$5 AES Therapy & Fitness Water’s Edge Lodge, 801 Island Dr

Mastick Volunteer Walking Group

Meet friends at the Fruitvale BART Station (unless otherwise noted) to explore the greater Bay Area on public transit. Wear walking shoes, dress in layers, bring water and lunch (purchasing lunch optional, depending on destination). Fun and exercise guaranteed! Schedule provided upon registration.

Class #21184 Jun 5 - Aug 28 M 9:30am - 12:30pm

Free Shener, Sheila Fruitvale BART or TBA

Pilates – In Person & via Zoom

Class #21260 Jul 19 - Aug 30 W 9:00am - 10:00am

$54 Tatiana Stollman Room A at Mastick Senior Center No class on 8/9

ADULTS 50+

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FITNESS, FOOD PROGRAMS & HOT TOPICS

Strength Training and Cardio

Class #21262 Jul 19 - Aug 30 W 10:30am - 11:30am

$54 Tatiana Stollman Room A at Mastick Senior Center No class on 8/9

Class #21264 Jul 21 - Aug 25 F 10:45am - 11:45am

$46 Tatiana Stollman Room A at Mastick Senior Center No class on 8/11

Zumba Gold

Class #21219 Jun 1 - Jun 29 Th 2:00pm - 2:55pm

$53 Anna Gardner Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center

Class #21220 Jul 13 - Jul 27 Th 2:00pm - 2:55pm

$33 Anna Gardner Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center

Class #21254 Aug 3 - Aug 17 Th 2:00pm - 2:55pm

$33 Anna Gardner Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center

Zumba Gold - Toning

Class #21217 Jun 6 - Jun 27 Tu 2:00pm - 2:55pm

$43 Anna Gardner Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center

Class #21218 Jul 11 - Jul 25 Tu 2:00pm - 2:55pm

$33 Anna Gardner Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center Class #21253 Aug 1 - Aug 15 Tu 2:00pm - 2:55pm

$33 Anna Gardner Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center

FOOD PROGRAMS

Lunch Served DAILY

Monday – Friday 12:00pm

Dining Room opens at 11:45am Reservations required.

Eligibility Requirement: Age 60+ $3.75 Donation

To make a reservation, call (510) 747-7503.

Brown Bag Program

Thursdays (1st & 3rd) 9:00am

Eligibility Requirements: 60+/Income limits

For information, call (510) 534-8540.

HOT TOPICS

Crimes Targeting Seniors: Caretaker Fraud

Join William Smith, retired FBI Agent, to learn about the factors that enable caretakers to commit fraud, most common types of caretaker fraud, ways to prevent fraud and what to do if detected.

Class #19399 Mar 22 W 1:00pm - 2:00pm

Free William Smith Room D at Mastick Senior Center

Crimes Targeting Seniors: Charity Fraud

Join William Smith, retired FBI Agent, to learn about charity fraud. Learn how these scams work and suceed, warning signs, things to consider before you donate, and what to do if you are a victim of a fraud.

Class #19400 Apr 4 Tu 1:00pm - 2:00pm

Free William Smith Room D at Mastick Senior Center

Crimes Targeting Seniors: IRS Fraud Scams

Join William Smith, retired FBI Agent, to learn about charity fraud. Learn the types of scams, what the IRS will and won’t do, steps to verify if scammed, and what to do if suspicious or defrauded.

Class #20267 Apr 11 Tu 1:00pm - 2:00pm

Free William Smith Room D at Mastick Senior Center

Crimes Targeting Seniors: Online Dating Scams

Join William Smith, retired FBI Agent, to learn about online dating scams, how to avoid them and what to do if you suspect that you are a victim of this kind of fraud.

Class #19401 Apr 26 W 1:00pm - 2:00pm

Free William Smith Room D at Mastick Senior Center

Financial Assistance: How to Get Help with Health Care Costs

Review the Medicare program and its costs. Overview of Medi-Cal and the Medicare Savings Programs, the Low-Income Subsidy (Extra Help) for prescription drugs, the application processes, and benefits.

Class #19449 Mar 14 Tu 10:00am - 11:00am

Free HICAP Room D at Mastick Senior Center

Free Preventative Benefits: What Medicare Covers in Full

Join a HICAP Representative for a brief overview of the Medicare program. Benefits covered in full under Medicare Part B. Difference between free preventative benefits from diagnostic care (not covered in full). Eligibility for low-income assistance programs. Review ways to report Medicare fraud and abuse.

Class #20272 May 9 Tu 10:00am - 11:00am

Free HICAP Room D at Mastick Senior Center

How Do We Tell Mom and Dad? What Do We Tell the Kids?

Parents - what do you want your children to know about your decisions to downsize? How do you discuss who gets what treasures? Do they know your medical wishes? Do they know your wishes for how you wish to die and be remembered?Children - What do you want your parent to know about your worries? How do you make sure they are safe? Do you know if their papers are in order? Do you know what they want if they get sick? How do you ask what they want to do with their house full of stuff?Join Tina Cole Kreitz to discuss these important matters. Please consider making a $5 donation to Mastick in class.

Class #20312 May 11 Th 1:30pm - 2:30pm

Free Tina Cole-Kreitz Room D at Mastick Senior Center

Scams Targeting Seniors: Tips for Protection and Prevention

Join an LAS Representative to learn about common scams and forms of fraud targeting seniors. Practical tips on how to recognize scams and protect yourself. Information on referral sources such as where to report fraud and where to get help.

Class #19481 Apr 11 Tu 10:00am - 11:00am

Free HICAP Room D at Mastick Senior Center

The Last Gift Box

The Last Gift Box provides guidance as you organize the “business” aspects of your life and share with your family and friends your decisions on how you wish to die and be remembered. It’s doable and not overwhelming when you follow the outline shared in class. Tina Cole Kreitz offers real insights for documenting what YOU want. Using factual information and humor, she takes this challenging but essential subject and makes it easy to talk about and act upon. Please consider making a $5 donation to Mastick in class.

Class #20309 Apr 20 Th 1:30pm - 2:30pm

Free Tina Cole-Kreitz Room D at Mastick Senior Center

Thriving With Parkinson’s

A comprehensive approach to combat Parkinson’s symptoms based on principles from physical, occupational, and speech therapy and concepts from LSVT. Address postural changes, mood, cognition, swallowing, speech, and tremors.

Class #19499 Apr 11 - Jun 1 Tu Th 11:00am - 12:00p

$83 AES Therapy & Ftiness Waters Edge Lodge 801 Island Drive

What To Do With Our Treasures? Who Gets Our Stuff?

Who gets Grandma’s china? What to do with the dog? And the photos? Are we fair?Your home full of items asks for your attention. Learn to make these decisions and have discussions with your family and friends about who gets what. Often an overwhelming task, but Tina Cole Kreitz provides guidance and concrete ideas with humor and caring. You will leave the class with homework and support to get it done.Please consider making a $5 donation to Mastick in class.

Class #20307 Apr 27 Th 1:30pm - 2:30pm

Free Tina Cole-Kreitz Room D at Mastick Senior Center

ADULTS 50+ – HOT TOPICS, KAYAKING

KAYAKING

Seniors Sea Plane Lagoon Kayak Tour

Join us for our most popular kayak tour. Paddle inside the Sea Plane Lagoon and learn about local marine life, upcoming Alameda Point development projects, the USS Hornet and US Navy’s MARAD fleet. Enjoy scenic views of SF and more! All abilities welcome.

Class #21185 Jun 2 F 10:00am - 12:30pm

$65 Joe Stack Launch from Encinal Boat Ramp, 190 Central Ave.

Class #21186 Jul 7 F 10:00am - 12:30pm

$65 Joe Stack Launch from Encinal Boat Ramp, 190 Central Ave.

Class #21187 Aug 4 F 10:00am - 12:30pm

$65 Joe Stack Launch from Encinal Boat Ramp, 190 Central Ave.

LANGUAGES

French Conversation

Basic knowledge of French language required

Class #21235 Jun 2 - Aug 25 F 11:10am - 12:00pm

Free - Ongoing Room E at Mastick Senior Center

French Translation – Intermediate

French to English translation. Text used in class: “Mort Sur Le Nil” by Agatha Christie. Edition: “Le Livre de Poche” Jeunesse Traduit de L’anglais par Louis Postif

Class #21236 Jun 2 - Aug 25 F 10:00am - 11:00am

Free - Ongoing Room E at Mastick Senior Center

German – Intermediate

Email ekallas@alamedaca.gov to receive the Zoom connect link. 1st hour: German intermediate reading. 2nd hour: Intermediate conversation.

Class #21237 May 5 - Aug 25 F 10:00am - 12:00pm Free Via Zoom

Italian Conversation via Zoom

Email Ed Kallas at ekallas@alamedaca.gov for Zoom connect information.

Class #21238 Jun 2 - Aug 25 F 10:00am - 12:00pm Free Via Zoom

& LANGUAGES

Spanish - Beginning

Class #21204 Jun 5 - Jul 24 M 9:00am - 10:00am

$40 Juanita Palkovic Dining Room 2 at Mastick Senior Center

Class #21209 Jul 31 - Aug 28 M 9:00am - 10:00am

$35 Juanita Palkovic Dining Room 2 at Mastick Senior Center

Spanish Conversation

Class #21205 Jun 5 - Jul 24 M 10:30am - 11:45am

$50 Juanita Palkovic Dining Room 2 at Mastick Senior Center

Class #21210 Jul 31 - Aug 28 M 10:30am - 11:45am

$45 Juanita Palkovic Dining Room 2 at Mastick Senior Center

Services to Support Everyday Living

For assistance with Case Management, Legal Services, Health Insurance Counseling, Support Groups, Notary Service, Income Tax Preparation, call (510) 747-7500.

Abuse & Legal Assistance

•For legal assistance, contact Legal Assistance for Seniors (LAS) at (510) 832-3040.

•If you need protection from abuse, call the 24 Hour Elder Abuse Hotline 1-866-225-5277.

Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group

The Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group meets virtually (via Zoom) from 10:00am to 11:30am on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month. This group is for individuals caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s Disease or dementia. To register, please call 1-800-2723900 or email Heather Gray at hgray1@alz.org.

Computer Lab

Several computers, which are connected to the internet, are available for use by Mastick Members on Monday - Friday between 9:00am and 3:00pm in Room C. Occasionally, availability may be limited by scheduled classes.

Senior Connections & Resources

Senior Connections & Resources offers information, resources, and referrals to assist seniors with navigating through today’s life challenges. Meetings are on the third Wednesday of the month (March 15, April 19, May 17, June 21, July 19 & August 16) from 1:00 to 2:00pm Room D. This program is provided by Alameda Family Services and funded in part by the Mastick Senior Center Advisory Board. Please join us. For more information call (510) 747-7505.

Diabetes Support Group

If you or someone you love has diabetes, consider joining the Diabetes Support Group provided by the Alameda County Public Health Department Diabetes Program. For more information, contact (510) 383-5185. Meetings are held on the fourth Wednesday of the month (March 22, April 26, May 24, June 28, July 26 & August 23), 10:00am to 12:00 in Room D. Advance registration required. To register, please call (510) 747-7500.

Health Insurance/Medical Bills

For health insurance counseling or assistance with Medicare or medical bills, contact the Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy Program (HICAP) at (510) 839-0393.

Lending Library

A variety of books are available to borrow. Honor system: Simply borrow the book(s) you want to read and return to container located outside of the Media Room when finished.

Senior Connections –Case Management Services

Senior Connections is a collaboration between Mastick Senior Center and Alameda Family Services to provide case management assistance for Alameda seniors needing help with health insurance, housing needs, in-home support services, food resources and so much MORE! The Case Manager is available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays by appointment. To schedule an appointment, call (510) 747-7505. This program is funded in part by the Mastick Senior Center Advisory Board (MSCAB).

SPORTS

TECHNOLOGY

Introduction to Android Devices

This class assumes no prior knowledge of Android mobile devices. Topics covered will include: getting around on your device, how to organize your screens, email, texting, phone calls, settings, photos and battery management. This class is not for experienced Android users.

Class #21196 Jul 11 - Jul 18 Tu Th 10:30am - 12:00pm

Free Joe Brandt Via Zoom

Introduction to Windows 10

This class is for students with very little to no previous knowledge of Windows 10. Topics covered include files, folders, the manipulation of both file types, all of the major elements of Windows 10 includign the task bar, systems bar, menu bar, system folders, settings, short cuts, etc.

Class #21197 Aug 1 - Aug 17 Tu Th 10:30am - 12:30pm

Free Joe Brandt Room C at Mastick Senior Center

Billiards

3:00pm

Free Billiards Room at Mastick Senior Center

Bocce Ball

Volunteers will guide new players through the rules.

Ongoing Th 1:30pm - 3:00pm

Free Bocceball Court at Mastick Senior Center

Table Tennis

Class #21250 Jun 2 - Aug 25 F 9:00am - 3:00pm

Free Dining Room 2 at Mastick Senior Center

Class #21249 Jun 5 - Aug 28 M 12:00pm - 3:00pm

Free Dining Room 1 at Mastick Senior Center

Why You May Not Need a Computer

This seminar will address why you might not need a loptop or desktop to stay connected using the Internet. Today, mobile devices, especially tablets, are capable of doing almost everything. Emailing, texting, managing photos, searching the internet and using social media, can easily be done on a mobile device.

Class #21198 Jun 13 - Jun 15 Tu Th 10:30am - 12:30pm

Free Joe Brandt Room C at Mastick Senior Center

ADULTS 50+ – SPORTS, TECHNOLOGY, TRANSPORTATION & WELLNESS

TRANSPORTATION

Hop on the Bus with Us!

Interested in improving your transit skills or gaining more experience using AC Transit? If so, join us! We’ll review trip planning before we hop on an AC Transit bus to explore Alameda. Space is limited. For more information, contact Kat Kaldis, Transportation Coordinator, at kkaldis@alamedaca.gov or call (510) 747-7513.

Class #19419 Mar 28 Tu 1:00pm - 3:00pm

Free ARPD Staff Game Room at Mastick Senior Center

Class #20413 May 16 Tu 1:00pm - 3:00pm

Free ARPD Staff Game Room at Mastick Senior Center

Transportation 101

Join Katherine “Kat” Kaldis, Transportation Coordinator, to learn about the various transportation options (East Bay Paratransit, AC Transit Clipper card, FREE AC Transit Bus Pass, the AIM Program, and MORE!) available to Alameda residents. Bring your questions! Many of our workshops include a guest speaker to discuss various topics that impact transportation in and around Alameda. Watch our monthly email blast for updates. If you have any questions, email Kat Kaldis, Transportation Coordinator at kkaldis@alamedaca.gov or call 510-747-7513. Please register for this class. It will be cancelled 24 hours prior to the workshop if there are not 5 confirmed attendees.

Transportation 101

Class #21123 Apr 11 Tu 1:00pm - 3:00pm

Free ARPD Staff Dining Room 2 at Mastick Senior Center

Transportation 101 - Transit App Training

Class #20427 May 9 Tu 1:00pm - 3:00pm

Free ARPD Staff Room D at Mastick Senior Center

Transportation Assistance

On Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, from 9:00am to 1:00pm, Katherine “Kat” Kaldis, Paratransit Coordinator, is available by appointment to assist you with your paratransit and transportation needs. To schedule an appointment, call (510) 747-7513 or email kkaldis@alamedaca.gov

AARP Smart Driver Course

The AARP Smart Driver Program offers an opportunity for adults age 50+ to become safer and more confident drivers while earning a discount on auto insurance. For more information, visit www. aarpdriversafety.org or call (510) 747-7500.

Refresher Course Available on 3/15 at 9:00am. Registration required.

WELLNESS

April Walking Club

Go for a walking excursion around the lagoon with a personal trainer and take in the beautiful sights. Each session will include warm up stretching and cool down stretching. $5 for entire class run.

Class #20292 Apr 4 - Apr 27

Tu Th 9:30am - 10:30am

$5 Water’s Edge Lodge 801 Island Drive

Alexander Technique: The Art of Moving Well

Are you moving to the best of your ability? Join Lenka Fejt, certified Alexander Technique teacher, (B.S. Kinesiology), and learn how to apply the Technique’s principles to your daily movements. As a result, you will improve your health and overall functioning.

Class #19381 Apr 25 - Apr 27 Tu W Th 11:00am - 12:30pm

$48 Lenka Fejt Room D at Mastick Senior Center

Alexander Technique: The Art of Moving Well

Taught by Lenka Fejt, certified Alexander Technique teacher, (B.S. Kinesiology); The Alexander Technique is much more than just a postural re-education. It teaches you to use yourself intelligently. As a result, you will move with less tension and pain, and with more enjoyment.

Class #21221 Jun 20 - Jun 22 Tu W Th 1:30pm - 3:00pm

$48 Lenka Fejt Room D at Mastick Senior Center

Chair Yoga

This gentle form of yoga is practiced sitting in a chair or standing using the support of a chair. Relax your body and ease stress while building strength and flexibility. No class on 8/7.

Class #21258 Jul 17 - Aug 28 M 11:00am - 12:00pm

$54 Tatiana Stollman Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center

Get Balanced @ Waters Edge Lodge

Created by a team of physical therapists, this class is proven to prevent falls. Participants are tested before and after to track and celebrate changes. Learn exercises for vision and vestibular systems, strength, flexibility, proprioception, and quick reflexes. Practice “After a Fall Recovery Sequence” and progress from mostly seated to mostly standing.

Class #21188 Jun 20 - Sep 7 Tu Th 2:30pm - 3:30pm

$123 AES Therapy & Fitness Water’s Edge Lodge, 801 Island Dr

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Mastick Senior Center Programs and Services Schedule

Program dates, times, locations and fees are subject to change.

ADULTS 50+ & REGISTRATION

Wellness continued

Qigong

Class #21231 May 23 - Jun 27 Tu 10:00am - 11:00am

$50 Robert Dorsett Room A at Mastick Senior Center

Class #21232 Jul 11 - Aug 15 Tu 10:00am - 11:00am

$59 Robert Dorsett Room A at Mastick Senior Center

Qigong

Designed for more seasoned Qigong students or those who have taken Qigong at Mastick or somewhere else, previously. We will review and practice everything learned in Robert’s Tuesday - class, refine those exercises and add more as time permits. Students may join at any time... register in person or over the phone to receive a prorated price. No class on 6/15.

Class #21233 May 25 - Jun 29 Th 10:00am - 11:00am

$50 Robert Dorsett Room A at Mastick Senior Center

Class #21234 Jul 13 - Aug 17 Th 10:00am - 11:00am

$59 Robert Dorsett Room A at Mastick Senior Center

Yoga for Bone Health

Yoga to promote bone health, based on research by Dr. Loren Fishman demonstrating that a targeted yoga practice can slow, stop, and even reverse the progress of osteopenia and osteoporosis, and prevent the development of these conditions in those who do not have them. Suitable for all levels of ability and experience with yoga.

Class #21194 Apr 25 - Jun 13

$67 Leah Orloff Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center Class #21195

- 6:15pm

$67 Leah Orloff Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center

Yoga with Dina

Class #21314 Jun 6 - Jul 18 Tu 9:00am - 10:15am

$51 Dina Hondrogen Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center No class on 7/4 Class #21316 Jun 8 - Jul 20 Th 10:00am - 11:15am

$51 Dina Hondrogen Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center No class on 7/6

Class #21315 Jul 25 - Aug 29 Tu 9:00am - 10:15am

$51 Dina Hondrogen Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center

Class #21317 Jul 27 - Aug 31 Th 10:00am - 11:15am

$51 Dina Hondrogen Social Hall at Mastick Senior Center

HOW TO REGISTER

Register Online:

• www.alamedaca.gov/recreation

• Enter your email address to sign in.

• If you do not have an account, just follow the instructions on the screen to create one. Be sure to add your family members as well.

• If you have forgotten your password, enter your email address and click on the “Forgot My Password” link to reset your password.

• Contact ARPD Staff during regular business hours if you lock yourself out of your online account.

By Email:

• arpd@alamedaca.gov

By Mail or In Person:

• Alameda Recreation and Park Department (ARPD) 2226 Santa Clara Ave, Alameda, CA 94501

• Mastick Senior Center 1155 Santa Clara Ave, Alameda, CA 94501

By Phone:

• ARPD: (510) 747-7529

• Mastick: (510) 747-7500

• Full payment is due at the time of registration. Checks payable to ARPD. American Express, Discover, MasterCard or VISA accepted. NO REFUNDS, CREDITS OR MAKEUPS FOR ANY CLASS YOU MISS.

• Withdrawals may be requested by e-mail or phone with a $15 processing fee (or otherwise stated). The remainder of the fee may either be refunded or left as a credit on your online account to be used in the future.

• PARENTS/GUARDIANS – there is a late fee of $1 per minute per child for every minute you are late picking up your child/children from programs/classes – payable that day.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

ARPD is providing Financial Assistance for families who qualify.

Up to 75% in assistance is available for Youth Programs, Camps and Classes. To learn more, or to apply, please visit our website: www. alamedaca.gov/recreation. Printed copies of our Financial Assistance Program Procedures and Application are available at the ARPD office during regular business hours.

DIRECTORY

Alameda Point Gym & Multi-Purpose Field

1101 West Redline Avenue

Bayport Park

301 Jack London Avenue

510-263-1428

Bill Osborne

Model Airplane Field

7150 Doolittle Drive

Bohol Circle Immigrant Park

2901 5th Street

Chochenyo Park

2430 Encinal Avenue

City View Skate Park

(Alameda Point)

1101 West Redline Avenue

Corica Park

1 Clubhouse Memorial Drive

510-747-7800

Emma Hood Swim Center

2256 Alameda Avenue

510-522-8107

Encinal Boat Ramp

150 Central Avenue

Encinal Swim Center

230 Central Avenue

510-522-4590

Estuary Park

201 Mosley Avenue

Franklin Park

1432 San Antonio Avenue

510-522-3132

Godfrey Park

281 Beach Road

510-521-1551

Grand Street Boat Ramp

North End of Grand Street

Harrington Field

3400 Oleander Avenue

Jean Sweeney

Open Space Park

1925 Sherman Street

Krusi Park

3001 Otis Drive

510-522-4341

FACILITIES & PARKS

ARPD Main Office

2226 Santa Clara Ave., Alameda, CA 94501

510-747-PLAY (7529), ARPD@alamedaca.gov

Park and Facility Issues: after hours 510-775-5459

Field Condition Hotline: after 2pm 510-747-7540

Website: www.alamedaca.gov/recreation

Facebook: www.facebook.com/playARPD

Memorial Bench/Table

Memorial Benches and Picnic Tables are a beautiful way to acknowledge and celebrate the life and legacy of a departed loved one. The Alameda Recreation and Park Department is able to assist you with your request.

Leydecker Park

3221 Mecartney Road

510-521-1266

Lincoln Park/Harrison Center

1450 High Street

510-665-0603

Littlejohn Park

1422 Buena Vista Avenue

Longfellow Park

520 Lincoln Avenue

510-522-5262

Main Street Dog Park

Main Street & Navy Way

Main Street Linear Park

200 Main Street

Main Street Soccer Field

Main Street & Appezzato Parkway

Marina Cove Waterfront Park

1591 Clement Avenue

Marina Village Park

1011 Pacific Marina

Mastick Senior Center

1155 Santa Clara Avenue

510-747-7500

McKinley Park

2165 Buena Vista Avenue

510-522-6161

Neptune Park 2000 Webster Street

O’Club

641 West Redline Avenue

Portola

Triangle Park

800 Portola Avenue

Rittler Park

1700 Otis Drive

Seaplane

Lagoon Promenade

1801 Ferry Point

Shoreline Park

198 Packet Landing Road

Tillman Park

220 Aughinbaugh Way

510-521-8307

Towata Park

3315 Bridgeview Isle

Underground Teen Center

Veteran’s Memorial Building, Room 170

510-748-9466

Veteran’s Memorial Building

2203 Central Avenue

510-864-4017

Washington Dog Park

Next to Washington Park

Tennis Courts

Washington Park

1228 8th Street

510-521-0162

Whale Park 151 Coronado Avenue

Woodstock Park 355 Cypress Street

510-521-0656

ALL THAT THE CITY OF ALAMEDA HAS TO OFFER!