Recreation Schedule - Fall 2023

Saturday, September 9 9 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.

Blackberry Farm

21979 San Fernando Avenue

Pooch Plunge is back! Don’t miss this once-a-year opportunity to let your pooch swim, splash, and plunge into the Blackberry Farm pools. This year’s event will be composed of four, 45-minute swim blocks, and advanced registration is required.

Event Rules:

Two dogs max per handler

All dogs must be up to date on vaccinations

Aggressive dogs will be asked to leave with no refund

Owners may not physically force their dogs into the water

Humans are not allowed in the water

Lifeguards on duty, dogs swim at owner’s risk

Register at reg4rec.org

Four, 45-minute swim blocks

9 to 9:45 a.m. #22387

10 to 10:45 a.m. #22388

11 to 11:45 a.m. #22389 noon to 12:45 p.m. #22390

$12 for Non-Residents

Cupertino

What's Inside

Cupertino Parks

If you’ve always wanted to receive a special visit from Santa Claus, you’re in luck! Santa Claus and his elf have decided to take a break from their work at the North Pole and visit the beautiful City of Cupertino. For children 12 and under, this event will be truly magical! Santa’s time is limited and he can only spend 15 minutes at each location. Make sure to have your camera and family ready to participate in this joyous occasion.

For more information on Santa’s visits, please call (408) 777-3120.

Please note: Cupertino residents only and only one slot allowed per family.

Host Your Next Event In Cupertino

Unique Spaces

The City of Cupertino has indoor spaces available to rent, with floor plans to accommodate various event layouts, and rooms that accommodate 10 to 280 guests.

Quinlan Community Center

Large Banquet Rooms

Community Hall

Creekside Park Building

Cupertino Senior Center

Unforgettable Events

Indoor Spaces

Conference Rooms

Whether you’re hosting a small social gathering, corporate meeting, or a grand celebration, the City of Cupertino offers a versatile selection of spaces to fit your needs.

Banquets and Social Gatherings

Rehearsal Dinners and Weddings

Family Events and Parties

Chef's Kitchen

BBQ’s and Ceremonies

Picnic Sites

Tour these facilities at cupertino.org/facilities

For questions and booking information contact the Recreation Office at (408) 777-3120.

Fall Camps

► November 20 to 22

► December 26 to 29

► January 2 to 5

Little Tennis and Rallyers

4-6Y

Your child will be challenged to maximize their potential through games and activities while working with our team of enthusiastic coaches to develop their footwork, motor skills, and basic strokes needed to play tennis.

Sports Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Gymnastics and Ninjas

4-12Y

Your child will practice splits, bridges, walking safely on the balance beams, swinging on the bars, and jumps on the trampoline. They will develop strength, speed, discipline, and agility through ninja rolls, roundhouse kicks, cartwheels, and handstands.

Instructor:Bay Aerials Staff

Create a Story with LEGO® K-2 Grade

Form teams to create a story, build LEGO® brick models of the characters, the scenes and backdrops, use art and craft materials where needed. Finally we will narrate the story, enact it with the models, scenes, backdrops made, add voice overs, and record the entire story to enjoy and share later! We will explore the Earth, the Space, and everything in between such as the animal kingdom, ocean life, architectural and engineering projects – all through the eye of LEGO® blocks. We will be using a mix of LEGO® Building Blocks and Interactive Immersive Storytelling to help kids learn.

Room 4 at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Adventures in STEM with LEGO® Materials 5-10Y

Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Build engineer-designed projects and use special pieces to create your own unique designs! Projects are rotated seasonally to ensure that both new and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system.

Craft Room at Quinlan Community Center

Public Speaking: Student Leadership 6-8Y

Become confident, organized, and charismatic! In this class students master the skills of peaceful and powerful speaking by developing inspiring speeches on topics they care about to deliver powerful messages and influence their local town, or even the world! They also learn the organization, communication, and civics to refine their speeches for a wider audience. Materials fee $20.

Classroom at Communication Academy

Instructor:Play-Well TEKnologies Staff

Morning Thanksgiving Camp: 5-11Y

Gamebots Robotics and Coding

Calling All Gamers in the Game Bots Robotics! Come have a blast creating robotic games while learning about robotics in this program. Students will learn about gear ratio, sensors, programming, and pulleys as they create fun games. They will be creating a robotic hockey player, go karts, ring toss and many more.

Building at Portal Park

Instructor:Snapology Of Los Gatos

Academic Writing: Descriptive Authors

6-8Y

Bring your writing to life with colorful, vibrant, and entrancing descriptions! Students learn to explore their vocabulary and use it in fun new ways, creating accurate and exciting descriptions. They learn about writing tools like metaphor and similes, how to make best use of their vocabulary and recognize the use of idioms, and master communicating confidently and creatively in writing. Materials fee $20.

Classroom at Communication Academy

Instructor:Communication Academy Staff

Holiday Music Camp 6-10Y

The Joyful Melodies Music Camp is a perfect opportunity for your child to explore music this holiday break. Our camp is catered to all musical backgrounds, especially absolute beginners, along with a special opportunity for a final performance for parents and friends at the end of the week (morning session only).

Classroom at Joyful Melodies Music School

Instructor:Joyful Melodies Staff

Public Speaking and Academic Writing 6-11Y

Master skills in speaking, writing, language, and confidence! Get both of our Public Speaking and Academic Writing courses at an automatic discount! Students get the benefits of both component classes, plus supervision for the time between them, so that they can learn, grow, and have fun! We offer different subjects every season. Materials fee $40.

Classroom at Communication Academy 6-9Y

Instructor:Communication Academy Staff

Instructor:Communication Academy Staff

Improvement and Match Play Tennis

6-14Y

Your child will be challenged with faster paced drills, matches, and games designed to improve their skills. Athletes will use ball machines and personal backboards to jump start their game to the next level.

Tennis Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Tennis, Table Tennis, and Badminton

6-14Y

Your child will work on forehand, backhand, and tennis serving drills. The more experienced player will work on rallying drills and match play. In badminton students will practice the basic serve, overhead, net play, and footwork drills. In table tennis they will learn the basic serve, forehand and backhand techniques, topspin, and backspin for more offensive and defensive play.

Tennis Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Academic Writing: Persuasive Authors

8-11Y

Express your opinions, win arguments, and learn the all-important art of persuasion! In this class, students learn from the texts of charismatic figures, historical inspirations, and best practices to assemble an effective persuasive style. They learn to research, understand points of view, make effective word choices, and express their opinions with clarity and confidence. Materials fee $20.

Classroom at Communication Academy

Instructor:Lifetime Activities Staff

Badminton / Table Tennis

7-14Y

In badminton students will practice the basic serve, overhead, net play, and footwork drills. In table tennis they will learn the basic serve, forehand and backhand techniques, topspin, and backspin for more offensive and defensive play.

Multi-purpose Room at Cupertino Sports Center

Instructor:Communication Academy Staff

Public Speaking: Dramatic Speech 8-11Y

Learn the famous speeches of history and movies and put your own spin on them! This class nurtures the confidence, enthusiasm, and understanding of public speaking for students. They master expressing themselves by exploring and presenting speeches from history, movies, and literature while analyzing character, mood, and content to be the best speakers they can be! Materials fee $20.

Classroom at Communication Academy

Instructor:Lifetime

Basketball, Pickleball, and Chess 7-14Y

Your child will learn how to dribble, shoot, and pass on the basketball court. They will learn the rules, shots, and match play scenarios on the pickleball court. On the chess board they will learn the rules and basic strategies in order to play a game.

Sports Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Instructor:Communication Academy Staff

Robotics with SPHERO 3-5 Grade Controlling Robots with wheels (spheres), to do stuff - EASY. How about a Robot which is just a sphere in itself - WOW! That’s what Sphero is all about. This sphere comes with a compass, light sensor, gyroscope, accelerometer, motor encoders, and infrared communications, and all of these advanced sensors will let you automatically aim and drive your educational robot and complete fun challenges - DOUBLE WOW!

Monta Vista Recreation Center

Instructor:Lifetime Activities Staff

Instructor: CodeLinkd LLC

NOTES

Classes with this symbol require parent participation.

For Scholarships, contact West Valley Community Services at (408) 255-8033.

If your child requires special accommodations in order to participate, please let us know when you register.

Art

2.5-5Y

Enjoy a 3D building experience with your budding artist as they navigate a series of activities designed to enhance their fine motor skills and introduce the concept of “if I can think it, I can make it.” Bring an apron or wear clothes that can get muddy. No class 11/21.

Ceramics Center at Wilson Park

Instructor:Lisa Molaro

First Steps in Drawing and Painting 4-6Y

This class is for very young children just beginning to learn the art of drawing, painting, and composition. Through a sequential series of projects, your child will learn many foundational techniques and art concepts. Spark curiosity and creative expression!

Craft Room at Quinlan Community Center

Instructor:Euphrat Museum Of Art Staff

Education Gymnastics

2.5-3.5Y

Math Music Motion is a math-centric early education program. The infusion of music and motion allows your child to retain mathematical material at an early age and fosters developments in problem-solving, communication, and complex individual skill sets. Your child will participate in sensory-rich learning experiences that cultivate growth in all childhood development targets (physical, social, emotional, and cognitive). 11/11, 11/12, 11/25, and 11/26

Sweet Peas Gymnastics

1-2Y

In our parent tot classes, your one pea gymnasts will be introduced to the gymnastics equipment and learn to clap, step, count, stop, and start. Your two pea gymnasts will learn to run, balance, transfer weight from feet to hands, and roll forward and sideways on a wedge with a spot. No class 11/20 and 11/25.

Gymnastics Room at Monta Vista Recreation Center

One Pea

Two Pea

In Math Music Motion students have the opportunity to build autonomy while working in small groups with an instructor. A child’s simultaneous engagement in Math, Music, and Motion involving new math that will allow children to expand what they know. Students will also widen their knowledge of mathematical concepts. This will allow students to develop their Physical, Social, Emotional, and Cognitive processes, while having fun! Class

Instructor:Bay Aerials Staff

Sweet Peas Gymnastics

3-4Y

Your little one will explore, roll, jump, and cartwheel while gaining strength and flexibility. They will learn to challenge themselves in a safe and engaging environment. No class 10/31, 11/20, 11/21, 11/22, and 11/25.

Gymnastics Room at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Algebraic Architects

Staff

4.5-5Y

Math Music Motion students can build autonomy while working in small groups with an instructor. The instructor will engage students in sensory-rich learning experiences that foster growth in all early child development areas: physical, social, emotional, and cognitive. A child’s simulations engagement in math, music, will strengthen a child’s brain structure and allow them to expand their knowledge while having fun! 11/11, 11/12, 11/25, and 11/26

Instructor:Growing IQ Staff

Aerials Staff

Sweet Peas Gymnastics Four and Five 4-5Y

Your little one will explore, roll, jump, and cartwheel while gaining strength and flexibility. They will learn to challenge themselves in a safe and engaging environment. No class 10/23, 11/20, 11/21, 11/22, and 11/25.

Gymnastics Room at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Lil' Ninjas

Lil’ Ninjas Three and Four

3-4Y

Your child will be challenged to jump, climb, and swing their way through our obstacle course while also developing their strength, speed, discipline, and agility. They will learn ninja rolls, front kicks, cartwheels, and handstands. No class

Gymnastics Room at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Lil’ Ninjas Four and Five 4-5Y

Your child will be challenged to jump, climb, and swing their way through our obstacle course while also developing their strength, speed, discipline, and agility. They will learn ninja rolls, front kicks, cartwheels, and handstands. No class 10/31, 11/20, 11/21, 11/22, and 11/25.

Gymnastics Room at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Music

Little Mozart

Soccer

Your child will focus on developing motor skills, core soccer skills, and personal focus. They will be introduced to an element of fun and light competition. No class 11/23.

Quinlan Field at Memorial Park

2-4Y

Students will be introduced to musical concepts, symbols and notation, various instruments, famous composers, and much more. Our playful, fun, and creative lessons are taught through singing, playing instruments and movement activities.

Classroom at Joyful Melodies Music School

Instructor:Joyful Melodies Staff

Beethoven Beginners

4.5-6.5Y

Designed for preschool and PreK students who are interested in learning piano. In a weekly lessons, students will learn the basic piano technique, various music symbols, and rhythm exercises through fun activities and positive environment. Access to piano or keyboard at home is essential.

Classroom at Joyful Melodies Music School

Little Badminton

4-6Y

Help build your younger student’s physical development and eye coordination with our new program. Students will focus on basic stroke fundamentals and footwork.

Multi-purpose Room at Cupertino Sports Center

Instructor:Lifetime Activities Staff

Instructor:Joyful Melodies Staff

Sports

Hoopster Tots

3-5Y

Your child will be introduced to the game with dribbling, passing, shooting, rules, and fun teamwork exercises.

Sports Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Little Ballers

Instructor:Skyhawks South Bay

4-6Y

Little Ballers is designed for your future NBA superstars. This class combines learning, fun, unique games, and smaller basketball hoops for your child.

Sports Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Instructor:Lifetime Activities Staff

Cupertino Preschool

Preschool Tiny Tots 3-4Y

This is where it all begins! The Cupertino Preschool Tiny Tots program encourages social development through group activities and play. Class activities include a mix of music and singing, learning the alphabet, finger plays, stories, and circle time. We encourage exploration and learn about our

emotions and our world around us. Using imaginary play, we teach about our neighbors, holiday traditions, and much more.

Preschool Room at Quinlan Community Center

2023-2024 School Year Schedule

Fall

September 5, 2023 to November 17, 2023

Winter

November 28, 2023 to March 8, 2024

Spring

March 11, 2024 to June 7, 2024

Holiday Schedule: The preschool program follows the Cupertino Union School District holiday schedule. We do not observe staff learning days.

Registration

• Registration for the 2023-2024 preschool opens January 31, 2023 for returning students, February 7, 2023 for residents, and February 14, 2023 for non-residents

• Register online at reg4rec.org for the 23-24 preschool year

• Proof of age and immunization records are required. Submit records after registering for the program.

• Residency is based on 95014 zip code

Payment

• The yearly fee has been broken down into three sessions

• For payment plan options, please contact the Registration Office at (408) 777-3120

• Refund Policy; find it at cupertino.org/preschool

Preschool Super Tots 4-5Y

The Cupertino Preschool Super Tots program will expand on the child’s development and provide enriching activities that will prepare the student for kindergarten. Activities include handwriting, sequence of the days, counting, music, art, science, games, creative play, and more. We encourage independence through various activities and learn about our physical world. Every day we use various art components to teach fine motor skills and creative thinking.

Preschool Room at Quinlan Community Center

Important Information

• Children must be toilet trained by the first class

• Proof of age and immunization records are required

• Tiny Tots must turn three (3) years old by September 1, 2023

• Super Tots must turn four (4) years old by September 1, 2023

NOTE: The September 1 cut-off date is consistent with the school district’s deadline and will allow your child to be with the same children at the start of kindergarten.

This beginning class assumes no previous knowledge of metalworking, but any shop experience will be helpful. Class starts with basic safety, fire management, and hammering technique. Next, you will learn tapering, bending, and shaping while also being introduced to more advanced methods. Finally, you will use these techniques to make your own item, such as a hook or keychain. This class provides a brief but tantalizing introduction to the blacksmithing world and prepares you for the next level Intermediate Blacksmithing. Information regarding appropriate clothing and protective equipment will be emailed prior to the class.

RANCH

Intermediate Blacksmithing with a 18Y+ Focus on Projects

In this intermediate class, you will continue exploring the seven blacksmithing processes touched upon in Basic Blacksmithing for Beginners. You will see examples of how the technique is used to produce more complex items. In class, you will focus on creating your own project based on one of three distinct tracks. The first is ornamental, with possible projects including bottle openers, coat hooks, or “magic” wands. The second is kitchen tools, of which some examples are forks, spoons, cheese cutters, and steak turners. Finally, there is a tools track, in which the students can make a tool, such as scrolling pliers, punch, chisel, or fuller.

Blacksmith Shop

Nature Activities

Introduction to Nature Journaling

6Y+

Explore McClellan Ranch Preserve through nature journaling. Participants will have an opportunity to develop keen observation skills and learn more about the natural world through journaling. Learn the fundamentals of nature journaling and practice sketching and writing about what you see in the preserve. Connect with nature, develop your artistic skills, cultivate a sense of mindfulness, and appreciate the beauty of nature journaling as a community. Open to a variety of experience levels.

Environmental Education Center at McClellan Ranch Preserve Codes Days Times Dates Mtgs R NR

Instructor:Recreation Staff

One-Day Blacksmithing Workshop 14-17Y for Teens

Curious about blacksmithing? Learn the basics of shaping hot metal in this 3-hour workshop. Class size is limited to two students so that each can have plenty of hands-on experience at the forge and anvil with individualized instruction. You leave class with a hook or other small item you make yourself. Information regarding appropriate clothing and protective equipment will be emailed prior to the class.

Blacksmith Shop

11/18 1 $89 $107

Instructor:Lester Markarian

One-Day Blacksmithing Workshop 18Y+ for Adults

Curious about blacksmithing? Learn the basics of shaping hot metal in this 3-hour workshop. Class size is limited to two students so that each can have plenty of hands-on experience at the forge and anvil with individualized instruction. You leave class with a hook or other small item you make yourself. Information regarding appropriate clothing and protective equipment will be emailed prior to the class.

Blacksmith Shop

Codes Days Times Dates Mtgs R NR

22533 Sa 9:00a-12:00p 11/18 1 $89 $107

Instructor:Lester Markarian

22528 Su 9:00a-12:00p 9/10 1 $35 $42

22529 Su 9:00a-12:00p 9/24 1 $35 $42

Instructor:Recreation Staff

Trees

and Shrubs:

Identification 18Y+ and Ecology

In this class, you will learn to identify common trees and shrubs of the Bay Area and talk about the ecological stories they are telling. You can expect to leave this class with a better ability to interpret vegetation on the landscape. We will begin with a short hike looking at trees and shrubs in the nearby field, followed by classroom lecture and discussion.

Environmental Education Center at McClellan Ranch Preserve Codes Days Times Dates Mtgs R NR 22531 Sa 1:00pm-5:00pm 11/4 1 $70 $84

Instructor:Jesse Miller

Introduction

to

Lichen: Identification 18Y+ and Ecology

Lichens are all around us, and they have fascinating stories to tell to those who listen. This one-day workshop will focus on developing skills for identifying common Bay Area macrolichens (foliose and fruticose lichens) to genus. This workshop will include a classroom session covering basic lichen anatomy and terminology, viewing lichens in the natural habitats at McClellan Ranch Preserve, and lab time to identify lichens with guidance from the instructor. After taking this course, you will be sure to observe lichens, big or small, almost everywhere you go!

Environmental Education Center at McClellan Ranch Preserve Codes Days Times Dates Mtgs R NR 22530 Su 10:00a-5:00p 11/5 1 $100 $120

Instructor:Jesse Miller

Join-A-Ranger: Steelhead in 5Y+ Steven’s Creek

Join a Park Ranger and learn about the Steelhead life cycle and challenges faced in Stevens Creek. You and your child will identify aquatic insects as a measure of water quality. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Join-A-Ranger: Wild Plants

5Y+

Join the Park Rangers in the exploration of many native and non-native wild plants found within the riparian zones and oak vavana grasslands of McClellan Ranch Preserve and Blackberry Farm. Dive into the identification properties and historical uses of many of our local flora.

Environmental Education Center at McClellan Ranch Preserve

Instructor:Recreation Staff

Join-A-Ranger: Ghost Tour

Learn about the history of Blackberry Farm and the Stocklmeir Property. Join Rangers as they guide you through the spooky Stevens Creek Corridor in preparation for Halloween!

Picnic Site - Blackberry at Blackberry Farm

5Y+

Instructor:Recreation Staff

Join-A-Ranger: Night Hike 5Y+ and Flashlight Tour

Come and enjoy a fun-filled Night Hike and Flashlight Tour of McClellan Ranch Preserve and Blackberry Farm! We will explore the woods and nature at night, learn about nocturnal animals’ special adaptations, and test our heightened senses in the dark with games and activities. The hike is approximately one mile on a combination of dirt trails and paved paths. Please wear sturdy walking shoes, a warm jacket and bring a flashlight or head-lamp. All attendees must register and children must be accompanied by an adult.

EEC Patio at McClellan Ranch Preserve

Instructor:Recreation Staff

Baer Blacksmith Shop

22221 McClellan Road

Cupertino, CA 95014

Come to the restored Baer Blacksmith Shop and learn about early Cupertino history and the craft of blacksmithing. The forge will be fired up for blacksmithing demonstrations.

Demonstration Hours and Dates

11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

September 30 October 28

November 25 December 23

Instructor:Recreation Staff

EEC Patio at McClellan Ranch Preserve

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Art

Drawing Studio 6-9Y

Ninjas .........................................23

Build and enhance visual thinking and 2-D rendering skills in this fun class. Your child will explore different drawing techniques and media and learn how to draw what they see. Projects will draw from still life, reference materials, and the imagination. Bring ideas to life and develop artistic confidence! No class 11/23.

Craft Room at Quinlan Community Center

NOTES

Classes with this symbol are desinged for teens.

For Scholarships, contact West Valley Community Services at (408) 255-8033.

If your child requires special accommodations in order to participate, please let us know when you register.

Instructor:Euphrat Museum Of Art Staff

$288 $346

Clay Your Way 6-10Y

Let’s put the A into STEAM with clay! New and experienced students alike will work on 3D creations utilizing the building blocks of clay construction. Functional and sculptural pieces will be offered to challenge your budding artists. Bring an apron or wear clothes that can get muddy. No class 11/21.

Ceramics Center at Wilson Park

Instructor:Lisa Molaro

Art for Homeschoolers

6-11Y

You will be studying a single artist each session and interpreting their style through 2D and 3D projects. This class is the perfect art supplement to your homeschooling curriculum, as students receive hands-on experience and instruction from an experienced art and ceramics instructor. No class 11/23.

Ceramics Center at Wilson Park

Hip Hop Boogie

3-4Y

Bounce, jump, and spin! Your little ones will learn basic hip hop dance moves to fun kid’s music while building confidence, coordination, and rhythm. Movement games, singing familiar songs, using their imagination, playing with props, and being creative is all a part of this great class.

Dance Room at Quinlan Community Center

Teen Handbuilding

11-18Y

This class will cover the three basic methods of creating with clay and build on them to create Functional Ware and Sculpture. Bring an apron or wear clothes that can get muddy. No class 11/22.

Ceramics Center at Wilson Park

Teen Potter’s Wheel

11-18Y

Potters will work at their own pace learning the fundamentals of wheel work and build upon that. You will learn the skills needed to make functional and sculptural pieces. All materials and firings are included. No class 11/22 and 11/23.

Ceramics Center at Wilson Park

For booking information email Lisa at wilsonparkceramics@gmail.com

Instructor:Dance Force Staff

Princess Pre-Ballet

4-5Y

In this magical class, your child will learn ballet, creative dance, individual steps, across the floor movement, and dance combinations. While twirling and leaping, they will use fun props like scarves, teddy bears, and more.

Dance Room at Quinlan Community Center

Instructor:Dance Force Staff

5-12Y

Your dancers will develop strength, flexibility, grace, and coordination. They will exercise on the floor, at the barre, and work on basic ballet positions and combinations. No class 11/22.

Dance Room at Quinlan Community Center

Instructor:Jia Thompson

Instructor:Lisa Molaro

Instructor:Lisa Molaro

Robotics with DASH

Grade 1-2

Code and control Dash robots using block-based coding in this camp. Dash’s sensors and performance let kids watch their virtual coding turn into real-time interactions with their surroundings. Maker materials like LEGO®, cardboard, and tape can transform Dash for STEAM learning. The camp’s goal is to inspire creativity and spark new adventures.

Room 4 at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Halloween LEGO® Workshop 4-11Y

Get your scare on with Snapology's Monster Mania! Use LEGO® bricks to create your own monster fighter, build a haunted town, ghost, pumpkin, and have a scary good time during this fun program. Students learn about the origins of some scary myths, and use this knowledge for their builds. Attend the workshop dressed up in your favorite Halloween costume.

Building at Portal Park

Instructor:CodeLinkd LLC

Instructor:CodeLinkd LLC

Coding Elementary with Grade 1-3 Scratch Jr. Level 1

This course teaches kids logical problem-solving skills and introduces them to visual programming languages like Scratch Jr and Code.org. Through unplugged exercises, they’ll improve their analytical and logical thinking. They’ll learn to break down problems into smaller steps and execute them in sequence.

Room 4 at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Instructor:CodeLinkd LLC

Coding Elementary with

Scratch Jr. Level 2

Grade 1-3

Level up your child’s coding skills with our “Coding Elementary - Level 2” program! Our expert instructors will teach advanced programming concepts using fun games and interactive activities. Perfect for kids who have completed our Level 1 course or similar. Get ready for more complex coding and game development!

Room 4 at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Instructor:CodeLinkd LLC

Christmas Workshop 4-11Y

Join Snapology for some Holiday fun as we learn to make awesome LEGO® ornament creations to take home to family and friends! Each child will build a custom holiday ornament out of LEGO® bricks that is completely personalized. Parents can get some holiday errands run, while we have holiday fun at Snapology!

Building at Portal Park

LEGO® Engineering: Cool Contraptions 5-9Y Learn about LEGO® engineering through this interactive Machines and Cool Contraptions Class! Kids will get the tools to truly understand mechanical movement through building machines like race cars, spin art devices, windmills, catapults, and more. This class will develop new design ideas, test out physics concepts, and even play fun building games with friends!

Building at Portal Park

Instructor:Snapology Of Los Gatos

In-Service Day Workshop: Adventures in 5-10Y STEM with LEGO®

Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Build engineer-designed projects and use special pieces to create your own unique designs! Projects are rotated seasonally to ensure that both new and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system.

Social Room at Quinlan Community Center

Instructor:Play-Well TEKnologies Staff

LEGO® Space Science 5-10Y

Blast off in Snapology’s Space Science Class. Students will study the solar system by building hands-on projects each week. Kids will learn all about NASA, astronauts, and the universe around them. Through building with LEGO® bricks, playing games, and enjoying out of this world activities, students will study fundamental Astronomy concepts and enjoy creative building fun with friends. No class 11/21.

Building at Portal Park

Instructor:Snapology Of Los Gatos

Instructor:Snapology Of Los Gatos

Math Olympiads

Registration for Math Olympiad classes will begin on Friday, July 28 and will be first come, first served, so register early! Creating an account before the registration date is recommended. This program lasts the entire school year and refunds and transfers mid-year are not permitted.

Math Olympiad

Any class can teach fundamentals, but what students need for real life application is a class that challenges them to think creatively. Mr. G’s award-winning, engaging teaching style encourages students of all math abilities to stretch their minds and hone their problem-solving skills. Students will have fun and challenge themselves while working towards improving their contest scores over the course of the year. Class registration includes access to different events throughout the year which supplement in-class learning and promote educational fun.

Building at Creekside Park

Math Olympiad: Honors and Accelerated

For the advanced and quick Math Olympiad learner. Admission into the Honors and Accelerated courses is by instructor approval only. Students enrolled in the Division E and M courses will have an opportunity to be selected into the course following the annual diagnostic exam administered during the first week of classes. Former students must have scored in the 90th percentile on all exams to be considered for the Honors and Accelerated courses. More information can be found at the following link: bit.ly/MathOlympiads.

Mega Machine Robotics

5-11Y

In Snapology’s Mega Machine Robotics class, your child will create some of their favorite motorized vehicles and machines! Students will learn about gear ratio, sensors, pulleys, cranks, and programming as they build trucks, space rovers, helicopters, and much more. Your child is sure to have fun as they build, learn, and play.

Building at Portal Park

Instructor:Snapology Of Los

Space Wars Robotics

5-11Y

Robotics inspired by Star Wars and space travel - how cool! Come on an adventure building and programming functional robots using LEGO® bricks in this super fun program. Learn about space, space travel, and, of course, Star Wars! Build different robots each week! Learning is enhanced through the use of programming in this class. No class 11/22.

Building at Portal Park

Instructor:Snapology Of Los

Public Speaking: Informative Speakers

5-14Y

Learn to share your knowledge with your classroom and the world! Students master creating and performing speeches on a variety of informative topics, building the skills and confidence they need to use topics they choose themselves! They learn organized speechwriting, clarity, the language and style of academics, and the self-confidence to share their thoughts and voices! Materials fee $20. No class 11/11 and 11/25.

Classroom at Communication Academy 5-7Y

Master skills in speaking, writing, language, and confidence! Get both of our Public Speaking and Academic Writing courses at an automatic discount! Students get the benefits of both component classes, plus supervision for the time between them, so that they can learn, grow, and have fun! Materials fee $40. No class 11/11 and 11/25. Classroom at Communication Academy

7-8Y

Practice, perfect, and enjoy writing by creating the stories you've always wanted to write! Students write their own short stories, learning about writing tools and skills to improve their writing and their confidence! They share their stories with friends and learn crucial editing and revision skills by working with each other. Materials fee $20. No class 11/11, 11/22, and 11/25. Classroom

7-8Y

Design with TinkerCAD & 3D Printing Grade 3-5

Learn 3D design and printing using TinkerCAD - a kid-friendly CAD program. Our camp teaches design fundamentals, 3D modeling, and software use. Create and modify 3D objects and learn basic 3D printing concepts. Learn design and print their own models.

Room 4 at Monta Vista Recreation Center

10 $315 $378

AMC8

Instructor:CodeLinkd LLC

Robotics with LEGO® Grade 3-5

In this program children will use LEGO® Robotics to construct robots and solve real-world problems by understanding STEAM principles and how components work. They’ll explore various projects, combining engineering, coding, and robotics to develop solutions.

Room 4 at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Instructor:CodeLinkd LLC

Confident Debate: Team

8-14Y

Debate and cooperate! Team Debate builds the foundations of critical thinking, insightful research, and articulate debate all in one great class. Students work with partners to share the work of planning, researching, debating, and questioning other teams while learning how to refine their thinking and fit arguments into an effective debate structure! Materials fee $20. No class 11/11 and 11/25. Classroom

10-14Y

This is a virtual, specialized math program that covers advanced math concepts and strategies to solve challenging, out of the box AMC8 problems with ease and efficiency. Students will sharpen their critical thinking, logical reasoning, and problem-solving skills. Materials fee $25. No class 2/21.

Coding and Mini-Robotics with Grade 4-6

Micro:bit - Level 1

Join our physical computing camp to enhance your child’s critical thinking, creativity, and engineering skills. We will be using the micro:bit to teach coding, logical, and analytical thinking, while learning to write algorithms, build physically interactive projects using maker space materials. Material fees cover the cost of kits that they can take back after the camp. No class 11/10. Material fee $45.

Room 4 at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Public Speaking and Confident Debate

8-14Y

Master skills in speaking, debate, critical thinking, and confidence! Get both of our Public Speaking and Confident Debate courses at an automatic discount. Students get the benefits of both component classes, plus supervision for the time between them, so that they can learn, grow, and have fun! Materials fee $40. No class 11/11 and 11/25.

Classroom at Communication Academy 8-11Y

Coding Junior with Scratch Level 1 Grade 4-6

Join our program to introduce your kids to fundamental programming constructs through hands-on experience with Scratch. With an algorithmic-based approach, they will develop games and storyboards while learning programming concepts. Let them explore the possibilities of coding in a fun and engaging way.

Room 4 at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Coding Junior with Scratch Level 2 Grade 4-6

Level up your child’s coding skills by enrolling them in Coding Junior - Level 2. Building upon their prior knowledge, we’ll delve deeper into programming concepts with challenging problem statements, resulting in advanced games and storyboards. Prerequisite: Completion of Coding Junior - Level 1 or equivalent.

Room 4 at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Advanced Topics in Mathematics Grade 7+

Do you really love math? Take a deep dive into advanced math topics with Dylan Frake. Dylan will present high-level concepts that you can expect to see on contests such as AMC-12, the most difficult questions on AMC-10 (#21-25), and some of the more difficult problems from AIME (#6-9). Mr. G will add a few lessons for variety. We will tackle one hard problem per week based on the concept presented; follow-up homework will be optional (with answer keys emailed to students).

Instructor:CodeLinkd LLC

Building at Creekside Park

Instructor:Mr. G.

LEGO®

Robotics with Grade 6-8 LEGO® SPIKE Prime

In this program, we’ll use LEGO® SPIKE Prime to teach STEAM concepts by building engineering projects that address real-life concerns. Kids will learn coding, engineering, and robotics to create robots that demonstrate functionality and cooperation between parts. By learning STEAM principles, kids will develop solutions to realworld problems using LEGO® bricks.

Room 4 at Monta Vista Recreation Center

AHA Heartsaver CPR/AED 13+ Online Blended Learning Course

American Heart Association (AHA) Heartsaver CPR/AED blended learning course (both online and in-person) includes learning adult, child and infant CPR, how to use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED), and how to assist someone who is choking. This course has two parts: 1) First complete online videos and guided interactive exercises 2) Bring completed certificate to an in-person skill practice and testing session, offered every Wednesday at a training site in Los Gatos, CA. Hybrid

Instructor:CodeLinkd LLC

Mathematical Explorations Grade 6-8

In this class for middle schoolers, you will prepare for and participate in several math competitions outside of MOEMS and the AMCs. You will also look at admissions tests for some popular math camps. The competitions include: ARML Local, Bay Area Math Olympiad, HCMMC, and more! Registration will open July 28 and will be first come, first served, so register early! Creating an account before the registration date is recommended. This program lasts the entire school year and refunds/transfers mid-year will not be permitted.

Building at Creekside Park

Ninjas

Cupertino Ninjas Beginner 6-12Y

Instructor:Mr. G.

Coding Senior with Python - Level 1 Grade 7-8

Join our program for older kids and explore advanced computer science concepts from the ground up! Using Python programming language, we’ll help your child transition towards building complex projects. Our focus is on fun and effective learning, starting with the basics.

Your child will develop strength, speed, discipline, and agility through ninja rolls, roundhouse kicks, cartwheels, and handstands. They will leave with self-confidence and the ability to focus their energy. No class 10/31, 11/20, 11/21, 11/22, and 11/25.

Room 4 at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Cupertino Ninjas Advanced Beginner 6-12Y

Your child will build upon their beginner Ninja skills and learn roundoff s, spinning back kicks, and wall spins. They will continue to gain self-confidence and learn how to focus their energy. No class 10/31, 11/21, 11/22, and 11/25.

Gymnastics Room at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Gymnastics

Gymnastics Beginner

Your gymnast will be introduced to the basics needed to learn cartwheels, handstands, splits, bridges, and skill combinations. They will learn to walk safely on the higher balance beams, swing and pull themselves up on the bars. Your child will learn new jumps on the trampoline, and practice running and hitting the springboard for vaults. No class 10/31, 11/20, 11/21, 11/22, and 11/25.

Gymnastics Room at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Instructor:Bay Aerials Staff

Cupertino Ninjas Advanced 6-12Y

Your child will learn butterfly kicks, front flips, combinations, and they will be challenged to improve their Ninja skills. They will continue to gain self confidence and learn how to focus their energy.

Gymnastics Room at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Gymnastics Advanced Beginner 6-12Y

Your child will learn walkovers, progressions for handsprings, cartwheels, leaps on beam, circles on the bars, and more advanced jumps and combinations on the trampoline and vault. No class 11/20, 11/22, and 11/25.

Gymnastics Room at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Instructor:Bay Aerials Staff

Instructor:Bay Aerials Staff

Gymnastics Intermediate

6-12Y

Your athlete will start to progress towards more complex skills such as round offs, walkovers, pullovers, circles on bars, jumps, and handstands on the beam. They will focus on technique, execution of skills, and fun. No class 10/31 and 11/21.

Gymnastics Room at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Instructor:Bay Aerials Staff

Instructor:Bay Aerials Staff

Group Keyboard

5-7Y

Learn how to play the piano today! Join this class designed for students with limited or no previous music experience. Students will learn basic piano technique, music theory, sight-reading, rhythm exercises. Access to piano or keyboard at home is essential. Students are expected to practice while not in class.

Classroom at Joyful Melodies Music School

Instructor:Joyful Melodies Staff

Group Keyboard

5-8Y

Learn how to play the piano today! Join this class designed for students with limited or no previous music experience. Students will learn basic piano technique, music theory, sight-reading, and rhythm exercises. Access to a piano or keyboard at home is essential. Students are expected to practice while not in class.

Classroom at Joyful Melodies Music School

Group Guitar

Instructor:Joyful Melodies Staff

Group

7-13Y

Learn to play the fundamentals of this instrument and the music of your generation! In this class you'll learn everything you need to know about how to become a great guitar player: chords, progressions, scales, and even entire songs from the artists and bands you enjoy. Don't miss this fantastic opportunity and sign up today! No experience necessary. Students must bring their own guitars.

Classroom at Joyful Melodies Music School

Codes Days Times Dates Mtgs R NR

10 $380 $456

Instructor:Joyful Melodies Staff

5-8Y

This group violin class will teach the fundamentals of playing a stringed instrument, while focusing on the basics of violin technique. Students will learn to play individually, as well as in an ensemble setting, while developing their music theory and ear training along the way. Emphasis will be placed on producing a good-quality sound. Students will have the opportunity to participate in a recital at the conclusion of the class.

Classroom at Joyful Melodies Music School

Group Ukulele

Instructor:Joyful Melodies Staff

7-13Y

This is a beginners class for all who would like to learn to play this popular instrument. No prior experience needed. If you have an instrument at home, this would be great. No worry if you do not have an ukulele and like to learn this instrument. Rental ukulele provided if needed. Rental fee of $10 per week and a refundable deposit of $100 upon return of the instrument.

Classroom at Joyful Melodies Music School

Codes Days Times Dates Mtgs R NR 22565 Sa 9:40a-10:30a 9/16-11/18 10 $380 $456

Instructor:Joyful Melodies Staff

Sports

Mini-Hawk Baseball and Soccer

4-7Y

Your child will learn the game with base running, throwing, fielding, batting, dribbling, passing, shooting, and fun teamwork exercises.

Baseball/Soccer Field 2 at Jollyman Park

Basketball League 7-14Y

Come practice your skills on the court playing against other athletes. The entire time is dedicated to games. Previous basketball experience recommended. No class 11/21 and 11/23.

Instructor:Skyhawks

Beginning Golf

5-7Y

Participants will learn the fundamentals of swinging, putting, body positioning, etiquette, and keeping score. The program is designed for the entry level player, simplifying instruction so that young players can make an easy and effective transition on to the golf course.

Quinlan Field at Memorial Park

Track and Field 7-11Y

Experience track and field activities in a safe, fun, and exciting environment by sprinting, jumping, throwing, relays, and taking part in track events. No class 11/24.

Baseball/Soccer Field 2 at Jollyman Park

Instructor:Skyhawks

Your child will learn the rules of the game, work on dribbling, passing, shooting, and participate in games. No class 11/22.

Sports Court at Cupertino Sports Center 6-9Y

Basketball Clinic

7-12Y

Come out for a fun-filled day while working on your dribbling, passing, and shooting skills. You will also have gameplay all in one day.

Sports Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Volleyball

9-12Y

Experience outdoor volleyball in a safe, fun, and exciting environment while bumping, setting, serving, learning the rules, and participating in games. No class 11/21.

Quinlan Field at Memorial Park

Adult Handbuilding

18Y+

In this projects-based class, you will explore various building techniques. Discussions will include appropriate clay body selections and finishing styles for each. All materials and firings are included. Students are given complimentary access to one Open Studio per week through the duration of the session they are registered. No class 11/23.

Instructor:Lisa Molaro

Ornament Workshop

6Y+

This perennial favorite is back again with a bunch of designs for you to try that will look fabulous on your tree or to jazz up your gifts. Pieces will be ready for pickup on December 16.

Ceramics Center at Wilson Park

Sa 2:00p-4:00p 12/2 1 $48 $58

Instructor:Lisa Molaro

Pumpkin Workshop

6Y+

Fall is in the air, and the pumpkin season is upon us. We are growing our own patch with works of art that you can enjoy for years to come!

Ceramics Center at Wilson Park

Instructor:Lisa Molaro

Ceramics Center at Wilson Park

Ikebana Flower Arrangement

18Y+

Come learn Ikebana, the art of Japanese flower arrangement, by using seasonal materials to create your ikebana expressions. All levels are welcome. For beginners, please bring ikebana scissors or pruners, a pin frog or flower holder, and a shallow vase to the first class. Materials fee $120. No class 10/31.

Room 5 at Monta Vista Recreation Center

Potter’s Wheel Intermediate

18Y+

For potters who are comfortable with successfully centering and throwing basic forms. Using those foundations, we will be exploring different forms and functional pottery pieces. All materials and firings are included. Students are given complimentary access to one Open Studio per week throughout the duration of the session for which they are registered. No class 11/23.

Ceramics Center at Wilson Park

Craft Room at Quinlan Community Center

Instructor:Gloria Lee

Potter’s Wheel Beginner

18Y+

Come in and learn the fundamentals of throwing pottery on the wheel. The basics are taught and reinforced to demystify the challenges of the wheel. Skills will be introduced with plenty of individual attention in this small class setting. All materials and firings are included. Students are given complimentary access to one Open Studio per week throughout the duration of the session for which they are registered. No class 11/11, 11/21, 11/22, and 11/25.

Ceramics Center at Wilson Park

Watercolor

18Y+

Explore new watercolor techniques like glazing, wet on wet, layering, and more! There will be a focus on composition and color. Still life, landscapes, and figurative work will be explored. New students welcome! Must have all materials before first class. Material list can be found at bit.ly/3BzCYH9 (case sensitive). No class 11/10 and 11/24.

Craft Room at Quinlan Community Center

Open Ceramics Studio at Wilson Park

Instructor:Lisa Molaro

Potter’s Wheel Beyond Beginner 18Y+

So you’ve taken a couple of classes but don’t feel quite ready for the big stuff. We will be focusing on consistency and learning some new tricks along the way. All materials and firings are included. Students are given complimentary access to one Open Studio per week throughout the duration of the session for which they are registered. No class 11/21 and 11/22.

Ceramics Center at Wilson Park

Instructor:Lisa Molaro

Open Ceramics Studio is a perfect opportunity for those with experience to fine-tune their ceramic abilities, for current students to practice the skills learned during class, or to unwind from the workweek.

Friday and Saturday 6 to 10 p.m.

$18 Resident $22 Non-Resident

Register at reg4rec.org or scan the QR code.

19784 Wintergreen Drive Cupertino, CA 95014

Fitness

Balance, Core, and More

18Y+

Build strength, stability, and endurance in the muscles that support your core. A strong core will improve your balance, assist in injury prevention, and improves your posture. No class 11/23.

Activity Room at Quinlan Community Center

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Instructor:Rebecca McCormick

Bombay Jam

Line Dance 18Y+

You will be dancing to a fusion of salsa, cha cha, mambo, merengue, rumba, two step, tango, hip hop, and the waltz. The simple and fun choreography will help improve your coordination and reduce stress. Level one is great for newcomers or for those who prefer simplistic dance moves. Level two is for dancers who know the basics and are ready to learn more complex step combinations. No class 9/26, 9/27, 9/28, 9/29, 11/21, 11/22, 11/23, 11/24, and 12/1.

Dance Room at Quinlan Community Center

18Y+

Come dance with us while getting your cardio and toning workout in. Custom music mixes are created with the hottest Bollywood tracks and top 40 music, that will motivate you instantly.

Multi-purpose Room at Cupertino Sports Center

Instructor:Amit Goel

Multi-purpose Room at Cupertino Sports Center

Bootcamp

Instructor:Sonia Dogra

18Y+

Get fit with total body conditioning combining strength, resistance, and core training for a full body transformation. Increase endurance, strengthen muscles, and improve stability and balance for a strong foundation.

Multi-purpose Room at Cupertino Sports Center

Instructor:Melisa Stoner

Pilates 18Y+

Challenging low impact exercises are used to strengthen your entire body, target your core muscles, improve mobility, alignment, and proper breath control. Modifications are offered to accommodate different levels. No class 11/10 and 11/24. Activity Room at Quinlan Community Center

Level One

Level Two

Power Yoga

Instructor:Jenny Tsai

18Y+

This dynamic class combines Ashtanga and Vinyasa flow styles to build strength, endurance, and flexibility. With energizing sun salutations, balance, and relaxation sequences, you will leave feeling challenged and rejuvenated. Join us for a transformative experience. No class 11/24.

Multi-purpose Room at Cupertino Sports Center

Karimzad TRX/Bootcamp

18Y+

Join us for a functional, full body workout where you will incorporate strength and cardio intervals to build muscle and tone your body.

Multi-purpose Room at Cupertino Sports Center

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VivAsia Fitness Dance

18Y+

Enjoy a low impact workout with dance movements to Southeast Asian music. You will increase upper body strength and flexibility, while using fans, ribbons, scarves, umbrellas, and drumsticks.

Dance Room at Quinlan Community Center

Instructor:Ruby Chen

Cupertino Parks and Recreation

Instructor:Jahara Pagadipaala

A complete mind-body workout that combines strengthening and stretching poses with deep breathing. We will incorporate vinyasa flows, sun salutations, and balance poses. Modifications are offered to accommodate different levels. No class 11/10 and 11/24.

Multi-purpose Room at Cupertino Sports Center

Yogilates

Drop-In Fitness Classes

18Y+

Start your morning with a stress relieving blend of yoga and mat Pilates. You will focus inward on breathing, practice to achieve new goalsleaving class feeling refreshed and relaxed. No class 11/20 and 11/22.

Zumba 18Y+

Enjoy Latin and international music while practicing easy dance steps. Zumba routines feature aerobic intervals with a combination of fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. No class 11/10, 11/23, and 11/24.

Dance Room at Quinlan Community Center

Multi-purpose Room at Cupertino Sports Center

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Multi-purpose Room at Cupertino Sports Center

Hill

Activity Room at Quinlan Community Center

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Pickleball Beginning

Advanced Pickleball 16Y+

Level up your “kitchen” game by advancing your pickleball game. There will be more focus on attacking, counter attacking, and pressuring your opponents.

Tennis Court at Cupertino Sports Center

You will learn rules and strategies of the game, basic shots such as the serve, return, and medium-paced drives and dinks. In addition, you will get to play fun and engaging matches with other picklers.

Tennis Court at Cupertino Sports Center

16Y+

Pickleball Music

Group Guitar

Pickleball Advanced Beginning 16Y+ to Intermediate

You will learn to execute a variety of lobs, net volleys, and drop shots. More emphasis on the slice, chop, and dink shots. You will learn to focus on footwork which will help you to move laterally, backward, and forward with ease.

Tennis Court at Cupertino Sports Center

13Y+

Learn to play the fundamentals of this instrument and the music of your generation! In this class you'll learn everything you need to know about how to become a great guitar player: chords, progressions, scales, and even entire songs from the artists and band you enjoy. Don't miss this fantastic opportunity and sign up today! No experience necessary. Students must bring their own guitars.

Classroom at Joyful Melodies Music School

Instructor:Joyful Melodies Staff

Group Keyboard

Activities Staff

13Y+

It is never too late to learn how to play the piano! Our Adult Group Keyboard Class is designed for adults who have no or little experience in piano playing. This class offers a structured yet relaxed environment for you to learn fundamental musical concepts, including musical notation, theory, and rhythm. Access to piano/ keyboard at home is essential.

Classroom at Joyful Melodies Music School

Instructor:Joyful Melodies Staff

Group Ukulele 13Y+

This is a beginners class for all who would like to learn to play this popular instrument. No prior experience needed. If you have an instrument at home, this would be great. No worry if you do not have an ukulele and like to learn this instrument. Rental ukulele provided if needed. Rental fee of $10 per week and a refundable deposit of $100 upon return of the instrument.

Classroom at Joyful Melodies Music School

Melodies Staff

membership info

Membership includes access to Adult 50+ programs, services, classes, and socials.

$25 for Cupertino Residents

$30 for Non Cupertino Residents

It’s easy to become an Adult 50+ member:

• Be at least 50 years or better

• Register for membership (available at the Senior Center or online)

Visitor pAss

Thinking about becoming a member? Adults 50+ are welcome to spend the day as a guest with a $5 Visitor Pass. Guest may sign up for any social or select lecture for the day, if space is available, and will receive a temporary parking permit for that day.

Gift cArds

Looking for a gift that encourages having fun and staying active for a friend or family member ages 50 and better? The Cupertino Senior Center offers gift cards redeemable towards membership, classes, and more. Gift cards make great gifts and are available for purchase at the Cupertino Senior Center Front desk.

stAy ActiVe proGrAm

The Stay Active Fund helps adults 50 years and older to remain active and engaged by participating in activities at the Cupertino Senior Center. This fund provides financial assistance through scholarships to offset the cost for Senior Center membership and registrations for classes and events. The Stay Active Fund is available from January 1 until the funds are depleted. Please contact the Senior Center front desk for more details.

Announcements

Hidden Treasures Wanted

Collecting August 1 to October 13

Please donate your gently used or like new jewelry, craft items, knick-knacks, and more to our Hidden Treasures fundraising event scheduled for Thursday, October 26. We are unable to accept electronics or shoes. The proceeds benefit the Senior Center’s Stay Active Fund to provide assistance and offset the cost of senior center membership and classes. Thank you for your continued support.

For a complete list of acceptable items, visit cupertino.org/hiddentreasures.

cupertino senior center

Register online by clicking the descriptions, call (408) 777-3150, or register in-person at the Cupertino Senior Center 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

MONDAY

Rummikub

Monday, noon to 4 p.m.

Some board games available for play. Members are welcome to bring their own board games to play with other members.

Ballroom Dance Social

Monday, 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.

Drop in for fun and dancing. Room capacity is limited to 30 people.

TUESDAY

Ping Pong

Tuesday, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.

Two ping pong tables are available for play in a non-competitive environment for all levels. First come, first served. Limited to 25 players for safety.

50+ Tennis

Tuesday, 9 a.m.

Memorial Park Tennis Courts 5 and 6

Drop in to play and exercise while being social and meeting other Cupertino Senior Center members.

Chess and Checkers

Tuesday, noon to 4 p.m.

A few boards are available for play with other members. Personal boards are welcome to be brought.

50+ Bocce Ball

Wednesday, Now to October 25, 9 a.m. Blackberry Farm

Enjoy the outdoors at Blackberry Farm alongside the Stevens Creek Trail while teaming up with fellow members playing bocce ball. First time players welcome, instructions are available.

Open Board Game Playing

Wednesday, noon to 4 p.m.

Some board games available for play. Members are welcome to bring their own board games to play with other members.

50+ Softball

Thursday, Now to December 7, 9 a.m. Memorial Park is home of the Cupertino Sandlot softball group who warm-up and take batting practice beginning at 9 a.m. A pick-up game starts promptly at 10 a.m. each week. Fee is $55 for the season. Senior Center membership is required.

Let’s Talk Technology

Thursday, 10 to 11 a.m.

Discuss with fellow members on similar questions and topics on today’s technology.

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Current Events Discussion

Thursday, 10:30 a.m. to noon

Join in stimulating conversation of various topics and current events.

Open Card Playing and Bridge

Thursday, noon to 4 p.m.

Form your own groups or meet other members to play.

Karaoke Weekly Social

Thursday, 1 to 4:30 p.m.

Join this group every Thursday for fun, singing, and dancing.

FRIDAY

Mah Jongg

Friday, noon to 4 p.m.

Different styles are available or bring your own.

50+ Tennis

Friday, 9 a.m.

Memorial Park Tennis Courts 5 and 6

Drop in to play and exercise while being social and meeting other Cupertino Senior Center members.

Bingo

Friday, 1 to 3:30 p.m.

Come to join us for an afternoon of bingo. Bingo cards cost $5 to $8.

Ping Pong

Friday, 1 to 4:30 p.m.

Two ping pong tables are available for play in a non-competitive environment for all levels. First come, first served. Limited to 25 players for safety.

eVents

Register online by clicking the descriptions, call (408) 777-3150, or register in-person at the Cupertino Senior Center 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

50+ Golf Tournament

Monday, September 25, 10 a.m.

Tee off a great day with a morning of golf followed by a no-host awards lunch. Registration includes cost of green fees and prizes. Members $20, non-members $30. Registration opens July 3.

Harmonikatz Fall Concert

Wednesday, November 8, 1:30 p.m.

Delight in an afternoon of music and community performed by the Cupertino Senior Center's Harmonikatz performance group. Members free, non-members $5.

Holiday Ham Lunch

Friday, December 1, noon

Wear your favorite holiday sweater and enjoy a holiday meal which includes honey baked ham, mashed potatoes, green beans, and dessert. Preregistration required. Please state vegetarian preference when registering. Last day to register is Friday, November 17. Member fee is $13, nonmember is $18.

Holiday in Hawaii

Wednesday, December 6, 1 p.m.

Sway with our Aloha Nani Hula dancers as we celebrate the holidays with Hawaiian songs and dances. Free for members, non-members $5.

Holiday Sing-A-Long

Tuesday, December 19, 1:30 p.m.

Celebrate the spirit of the season by singing holiday songs lead by our Harmonikatz performance group. Free for members, non-members $5.

For information regarding classes, call the Cupertino Senior Center front desk at (408) 777-3150.

How to Register for a Class:

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September and October class registration opens on Monday, August 28.

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CLASS HIGHLIGHTS

Advanced Beading

Explore bead design possibilities in an open, creative setting. A variety of beading techniques will be addressed and specific projects created such as necklaces and bracelets. Basic beading skills required or Deborah's Beginning Beading class. A curriculum and supply list will be provided and discussed on the first day of class.

Cyber Security

Learn of methods and best practices to keep your devices and information safe from cyber threats. This course is to inform, guide, and teach preventative measures against cyber-attacks.

ESL-Basic Conversation

Have fun practicing basic English conversation! We will be practicing English conversation to help you feel more comfortable and confident speaking English. The class will focus on daily living conversations including: weather, shopping, personal information, making chit chat, and talking to classmates, neighbors, and/or friends. There will be conversation ice breakers, role play, and games to add to the fun!

Cupertino Senior Center

Instructor: M. Nickel

ESL-Intermediate Conversation

Join this lively ESL Conversation class where you will gain confidence by speaking about topics of your interest. No class 10/26 and 11/23.

Cupertino Senior Center

Hula Beginning

Learn the art of Hawaiian storytelling through dance.

Cupertino

Instructor: P. A Gregory

Introduction to International Ballroom Dance

Do you love moving to the beautiful music of Waltz, Tango, and Foxtrot, or to the rhythmic music of Rumba, Cha-Cha, and Samba? Join us to learn the basics of ten international style dances. Helps improving posture and musicality. Beginners are welcome. A dance partner is helpful but not required. Drop-ins welcome based on class availability. All drop-in participants must be members of the Cupertino Senior Center. No class 7/27.

Cupertino Senior Center

Instructor: J. Andrushko

Feldenkrais Method

Rediscover flexibility and ease with Feldenkrais movement improvement exercise. Each class explores novel and gentle movement patterns to invigorate your brain and nervous system with new ways of organizing and sensing your movement, which may result in improved balance and coordination. Gain valuable tools you can use on your own. This class is available by both Zoom and in-person. Please contact krisg@cupertino.org if interested in attending via Zoom.

Cupertino Senior Center

Instructor: M. Westlaken

Kumihimo

Kumihimo: the art of Japanese braiding. Create braids that may be turned into lovely jewelry such as necklaces and bracelets as well as many other items. A curriculum and supply list will be provided and discussed on the first day of class.

Cupertino Senior Center

Instructor: D. Hall

Trip registration begins:

Member - Monday, June 26 | Non-member - Monday, July 3

Please arrive 30 minutes prior to the departure time.

Fleet Week in San Francisco

Sunday, October 8, 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Experience Fleet Week aboard the historic SS

Jeremiah O’Brien with amazing views of the airshow and San Francisco Bay. Soak in the thrilling atmosphere with fantastic views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, Bay Bridge, and the Fleet Week air show. Watch the breathtaking air show featuring the Blue Angels from the best viewing deck in town.

Hippest Trip - The Soul Train Musical

Wednesday, September 20

10:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Travel to San Francisco for the world premiere of Hippest Trip – The Soul Train Musical, a Broadway-bound musical based on the iconic TV show that showcased the music and style of young African Americans, and the sound that defined their lives – jazz, pop, soul, R&B, disco, gospel, and more. Journey back to 1971’s Chicago, when DJ Don Cornelius transformed the pop culture landscape by giving stage to the artists who created the soundtrack of multiple generations – James Brown, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, and other musical legends. Don’t miss this world-premiere musical event that will have you dancing in the aisles and leave you with “love, peace, and soul” in your heart. Before the show, enjoy a delicious, included lunch at Max’s Opera Café.

Member Cost: $175

Activity Level: Low; walking at your own pace Trip Includes: Lunch at Max’s Cafe, Orchestra Seats, Transportation, Tips and Travel Staff

A simple breakfast of coffee and donuts and lunch of hotdogs and veggie dogs provided by Boudin bakery are included. Soft drinks, wine, and beer served throughout the day. You will be permitted to bring your own food on board if you prefer.

Member Cost: $220

Activity Level: High; ascending and descending 44-step gangway to board ship. Outdoor event. Trip Includes: Admission to Cruise, Air Show, Lunch, Transportation, Tips, and Travel Staff

future trips

Be on the lookout for these upcoming trips later this year. For more information on trips, call the Cupertino Senior Center front desk at (408) 777-3150.

Delightful Day in Petaluma

Thursday, October 19, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Discover Petaluma’s fascinating history and architecture on a lovely docent-led walking tour of this delightful river front town. Explore the town at your leisure and enjoy a no-host lunch in one of the many delicious cafes in this foodie town. The adventure continues at Lagunitas Brewing Co. with a tour and tasting at their flagship brewery. Cheers!

Member Cost: $124

Activity Level: Moderate; Standing and walking at your own pace.

Trip Includes: Docent led tour, Brewery tour and tasting, Transportation, Tips, and Travel Staff

Pacific Grove: Butterflies at the Beach

November 2023

Travel with us to the beautiful, coastal town of Pacific Grove, nicknamed "Butterfly Town, U.S.A." for the annual migration of the monarch butterflies. Explore the natural beauty and historic architecture of the Asilomar state park and conference center, browse the cute downtown for a no-host lunch at a café of your own choosing, and experience the monarch butterflies with a docent-led visit to the Natural History Museum and Monarch Sanctuary.

The Lion King

December 2023

Experience the majesty of The Lion King, Broadway's beloved, Tony Award winning musical when it returns to the Orpheum Theater in San Francisco this winter.

Trip itinerary is subject to change.

lectures And Workshops

September and October registration opens on Monday, August 28. November and December registration opens on Monday, October 23.

Photo Offloading Workshop

Wednesday, August 2, 10 to 11 a.m.

Wednesday, October 18, 10 to 11 a.m.

Wednesday, December 6, 10 to 11 a.m.

Come learn how to take your photos off your phone and onto your computer, laptop, or cloud drive. Workshop is $5.

Android Workshop

Tuesday, August 22, 9:30 to 11 a.m.

Tuesday, October 24, 9:30 to 11 a.m.

Tuesday, December 19, 9:30 to 11 a.m.

Have questions about your android phone? Bring a fully charged Android phone to learn a general overview of the ins-and-outs of your phone.

Crime Prevention and Home Safety

Thursday, September 7, 10 to 11:30 a.m.

Protect against fraud and identity theft. Discuss personal safety and home security protection methods. Identify suspicious activity and know when to report it. Understand fire risks and practice safety habits to prevent fires. Develop a home escape plan. Workshop is offered by Santa Clara County Fire Department.

iPhone Workshop

Tuesday, September 26, 9:30 to 11 a.m.

Tuesday, November 28, 9:30 to 11 a.m.

Questions on how to use your iPhone? Bring your fully charged iPhone to learn the basics, and tips and tricks in this workshop.

Build a Healthy Plate

Wednesday, September 27, 11 a.m.

What does a healthy plate look like? Learn how to use MyPlate to build healthy meals. This class covers how to make healthy choices within each of the food groups. Participants will also learn about food assistance programs that can help families obtain additional food. Workshop is offered by Santa Clara Public Health.

Medici.TV Workshop

Wednesday, September 27

10 to 11 a.m.

Stream over 100 live broadcasts a year plus thousands of recordings featuring international concerts, operas, ballets, documentaries, master classes, educational films, and artist profiles. Includes performance synopses, cast information, composer details, and more. New videos are continually added to the website

Effective Communication Strategies

Wednesday, October 18, 11 a.m.

Communication is more than just talking and listening — it’s also about sending and receiving messages through attitude, tone of voice, and body language. As the disease progresses, individuals living with Alzheimer’s or other dementias lose the ability to use words, but families can find new ways to connect. Join us to explore how communication changes when someone is living with Alzheimer’s, learn how to interpret the verbal and behavioral communication, and identify strategies to help you connect and communicate at each stage of the disease. Workshop is offered by Alzheimer's Association.

What's on a Label

Wednesday, October 25, 11 a.m.

Do you ever wonder what all that information on the nutrition facts label means and how you can use it to make healthy choices? Learn how to read and understand the nutrition facts label. This class also includes practice reading nutrition labels. Offered by Santa Clara Public Health.

For additional information regarding lectures, call the Cupertino Senior Center front desk at (408) 777-3150.

Flipster Workshop

Wednesday, October 25, 10 to 11 a.m.

Enjoy watching movies and have a Santa Clara County Library Card? Learn about how you may stream movies on your tv, smart phone, tablet, desktop, or laptop for free. Kanopy's collection includes critically acclaimed movies, documentaries, foreign films, classic cinema, independent films, educational videos and more. Have access to one of the largest film collections for instant entertainment at your fingertips.

Age Well, Drive Smart

Wednesday, November 1, 9 a.m.

The CHP presents topics such as myths about older drivers, compensating for agerelated changes, safe driving, and more. Receive a certificate upon completion which some insurance companies have accepted for discounts. Workshop is offered by California Highway Patrol (CHP).

Creativebug Workshop

Wednesday, November 29, 10 to 11 a.m.

Get your creative juices flowing with Creativebug! Learn how to enjoy unlimited access to over 1,000 online art and craft classes, plus patterns, templates, and recipes. Topics include art and design, sewing, quilting, paper, knitting, crochet, food and home jewelry, holiday and party, and classes for kids. Watch videos anytime, anywhere. Classes never expire so you can start and stop projects at your own pace. New classes from the top artists are added daily.

Be Ready: Be Prepared (Virtual)

Thursday, December 7, 4 p.m.

Learn about Bay Area disaster risks, how to plan and prepare for a disaster, disaster supply kit contents, and how stay informed during and after a disaster. Learn important communication systems and how to communicate with your support network during a disaster. Register at dec2023cupertinobeready.eventbrite.com/.

Rethink Your Drink

Wednesday, November 8, 11 a.m.

How much sugar is in your drink? Learn how healthy beverages fit into MyPlate dietary recommendations; the link between sugary drinks, obesity, and type 2 diabetes; types of sugary drinks that may be in your diet; how to calculate the amount of sugar in beverages; and how to choose healthier beverages. Workshop is offered by Santa Clara Public Health.

Hands Only CPR (Virtual)

Wednesday, December 13, 6 p.m.

This class follows American Heart Association (AHA) CPR/AED curriculum. Participants will learn how to perform high quality compressions on an adult and child, utilize an automatic external defibrillator (AED), and aid an adult or child who is choking. Most often, citizens will need to perform CPR on family, friends or co-workers. Learn how to perform proper compressions and use an AED in the precious moments before first responders arrive. Register at sccfd.eventbrite.com. For more information, visit sccfd.org.

80 for Brady

Bingo Volunteers Needed

Come join the Bingo Committee and help Friday afternoons. Support is needed in general social operations such as selling cards, passing out snacks, and more.

Class Instructors

Have expert knowledge on a specific subject or exercise? Become a volunteer instructor to share your skill set and engage others of similar interest. We are seeking instructors for Qi Gong, US History, Mandarin, Japanese, meditation, bridge, chess, PC, and more.

Cupertino TV Production

The Cupertino TV Production is an awardwinning volunteer film group that creates TV segments that air on the city channel, YouTube, and Roku. The group has bi-weekly meetings to discuss ongoing projects and new segment ideas. No experience is required, and new members are always welcome to join. See one of their latest episodes, “Sharing is Caring. Building Our Community by Sharing,” here.

for members

Interested in volunteering or helping out with the activities above? Contact Amanda at amandah@cupertino.org or call (408) 777-3374. You must be onboarded as a volunteer before helping with volunteer programs.

Wednesday, September 27 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.

Four best friends go on an unforgettable journey to see Tom Brady play in Super Bowl LI. Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, Rita Moreno, and Sally Field star in this hilarious true story of friendship, fun, and living life to the fullest, no matter your age. PG-13, 2023

Casino Royale

Wednesday, October 18 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.

From the jungles of Madagascar to the beaches of the Bahamas, James Bond's pursuit of terrorist financier Le Chiffre leads to a showdown in a high-stakes poker game at the luxurious Casino Royale in Montenegro, and to a jaw-dropping finale in Venice. PG-13, 2006

Race

Wednesday, November 29 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.

Jesse Owens' quest to become the greatest track and field athlete in history thrusts him onto the world stage of the 1936 Olympics, where he faces off against Adolf Hitler's vision of Aryan supremacy. PG-13, 2016

Disney's a Christmas Carol

Wednesday, December 20 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.

Disney's a Christmas Carol PG, 2009

When three ghosts take penny-pinching Scrooge on an eye-opening journey, he discovers the true meaning of Christmas -- but he must act on it before it's too late. PG, 2009

Lemonade and popcorn provided.

resources for seniors

Schedule Appointments

To schedule an appointment, call the front desk at (408) 777-3150.

Caregiver Network Counseling

Monday, 1 to 4 p.m.

August 7, September 11, October 2

November 6, December 4

The Caregivers Network provides friend or family caregivers free support for their unique situations. A Care Manager will be available for one-hour inperson appointments to provide resources and information for caregivers to support loved one.

Caregiver Support Group

Tuesday,1 to 2:30 p.m.

August 15, September 19, October 17

November 21, December 19

Caregiving is tough and you do not have to do it alone. Join other friend and family caregivers to learn about resources, share experiences, and enjoy a social outlet. Lead by the Caregiver Network of Sourcewise, a Santa Clara County resource agency for seniors, the group is for caregivers of adults 60 and older or someone of any age with a dementia type disease (Huntington’s, early onset Alzheimer’s traumatic brain injury, etc.).

Resource Referral Website

Please visit cupertino.org/seniorresources to view contact information for resources, such as nutrition, transportation, counseling, elder abuse, and more.

Via is Now Silicon Valley Hopper

Use Silicon Valley Hopper for Cupertino destinations such as the grocery store, local eateries, post office, and more. Silicon Valley Hopper also takes Cupertino residents to medical appointments at Kaiser Santa Clara and Sutter Health West Valley Center. Discounted fares for seniors are $1.75 per trip. To book download the SV Hopper app or call: (669) 201-1892 | cupertino.org/shuttle

Health Insurance Counseling (HICAP)

Monday,1 to 3 p.m.

August 14, August 28, September 11

September 25, October 9, October 23

November 13, November 27, December 11

Find out what your options are with Medicare and what will work best for you. The Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program will help you fully understand your Medicare options to be better informed to make the right choices.

Senior Adult Legal Aid (SALA)

Friday, 10 a.m. to noon

August 18, September 15, October 20

November 17, December 15

Free assistance to elders for basic legal matters in public benefits, long-term care, elder abuse, housing, consumer issues, incapacity planning probate alternative, and simple wills. Must be 60 or older and live in Santa Clara County. If unable to meet in person, call (408) 295-5991.

SALA(長者法律諮詢) 為居住在聖他克拉拉縣(Santa Clara County) 60 歲或以上的長者提供基本的法律援 助. 中文翻译可预约.

211

Receive free, non-emergency community, health, and disaster information in Santa Clara County. 211 is confidential and available in over 170 languages. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Dial 2-1-1 | 211bayarea.org

Sourcewise

Sourcewise offers resource information on a variety of topics including housing, nutrition, health insurance, transportation, and more. Sourcewise strives to educate, prepare, and support caregivers within Santa Clara County. (408) 350-3200 | mysourcewise.com

50+Birthday Bash!

Doors open at noon

September and October registration opens on Monday, August 28. November and December registration opens on Monday, October 23.

September Birthday Bash

Wednesday, September 13

Gathering around our campfire for our camping-themed luncheon which includes BBQ pulled pork sandwich, coleslaw, cornbread, and dessert. Preregistration required. Please state vegetarian preference when registering. Last day to register is Friday, September 1. Member fee is $12, non-member is $17.

Octoberfest Birthday Bash

Wednesday, October 11

Dive into the annual European tradition Oktoberfest with a Northern German meal of bratwurst, sauerkraut, Bavarian mixed salad, and Black Forest cake. Preregistration required. Please state vegetarian preference when registering. Last day to register is Friday, September 29. Member fee is $12, non-member is $17.

Thanksgiving Birthday Bash

Wednesday, November 15

Join us for a Thanksgiving feast with roasted turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, dressing, savory green beans, and pumpkin pie for dessert. Preregistration required. Please state vegetarian preference when registering. Last day to register is Friday, November 3. Member fee is $15, non-member is $20

Holiday Birthday Bash

Wednesday, December 13

Jump into the winter season with jully entertainment and a home-style holiday meal which includes tri-tip, scalloped potatoes, sweet ginger carrots, holiday salad, and dessert. Please state vegetarian preference when registering. Last day to register is Friday, December 1. Member fee is $15, non-member is $20.

Note: If a lunch is full, please ask the front desk to add your name to the waitlist. When cancellations occur, we will fill from the waitlist in the order that names are taken. No money is required to be put on the waitlist.

To register, call (408) 777-3150, visit the Senior Center in-person, or Click Here.

Blackberry Farm Golf Course

Blackberry Farm Golf Course is a nine-hole facility set along the bank of Stevens Creek. This par 29 course is comprised of seven par 3’s and two par 4’s with a total yardage of 1544 yards.

Address

22100 Stevens Creek Boulevard

Cupertino, CA 95014

(408) 253-9200

Hours of Operation

Dawn to Dark

(Daylight Hours)

See blackberryfarmgolfcourse.com for holiday hours.

Green Fees

Multiple Play Passes

Rentals

Footgolf

Book at tee time at blackberryfarmgolfcourse.com or scan the QR code.

The Cupertino Sports Center is a 25,000+ square foot multipurpose facility that features 17 tennis courts, a fitness center with strength training and cardio equipment, free weights, two racquetball courts, indoor and outdoor sports courts, and a complete locker room.

Cupertino Sports Center offers:

• Fitness Room

• Fitness Classes

• Personal Training

• Basketball

• Pickleball

• Badminton

• Table Tennis

• Tennis Courts

• Racquetball Courts

• LifeFitness Strength Training Equipment

• Free Weights

• Lifecycles

• Treadmills

• Precor AMT

• LifeFitness Ellipticals

• Adult Sports

• Locker Rooms

Membership Fees

Type Monthly Yearly

Single $65R / $78NR $440R / $528NR

Couple $85R / $102NR $825R / $990NR

Family $105R / $126NR $920R / $1104NR

Senior $50R / $60NR $395R / $474NR

Student $30R / $36NR N/A

Day Pass $10R / $12NR

Check out the schedule of fitness classes at cupertino.org/sportscenter

Cupertino Tennis Club

The Cupertino Tennis Club is co-sponsored by the City and is open to residents and nonresidents. CTC offers tournaments, interclub, social events, and sponsors teams, which compete in the USTA Nor-Cal Leagues.

Yearly Fee: Resident Family $25, Non-resident Family $30, Resident Single $20, Non-resident Single $25. For more information please visit cupertinotennisclub.org

Cupertino Sports Center

Phone: (408) 777-3160 21111 Stevens Creek Boulevard cupertino.org/sportscenter

Hours of Operation

Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Closed July 4, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Years Eve, New Years Day.

The Sports Center is Handicap Accessible, please let us know if you require any assistance.

lifetime ActiVities GenerAl informAtion

Private Tennis Instruction

Private, semi-private, and small group lessons may be arranged upon request. Please contact Lifetime Activities at (408) 777-3169.

Make-up Policy

In the event a class is canceled, make-up classes will be rescheduled (as time and weather permits) at the discretion of Lifetime Activities. Make-up classes tend to be on Saturdays and/or Sundays. Make-up classes are not offered due to student absences. Students/parents are responsible for calling or checking online at lifetimeactivities.com for make-up days and times.

Rain Policy

In the event of rain, contact the Lifetime Activities rain hotline at (408) 252-4529. Please do not call any earlier than one hour before class is scheduled as conditions may change from hour to hour.

Bring Your Own Equipment

All students in all classes are asked to bring their own equipment to class. Equipment for tennis, table tennis, pickleball, and badminton can be purchased in the Lifetime Activities Pro Shop at the Cupertino Sports Center, (408) 777-3169.

Ball Machine Rental

Lifetime Activities offers a ball machine for rent at the Sports Center on our specialized ball machine court. You can rent this great practice and workout tool for 45 minutes or with long-term passes. For further information on products, services, and prices, please call (408) 777-3169.

Tennis Pro Shop

The Cupertino Sports Center has an on-site pro shop, services include racquet stringing and regripping. There is a demo program to test out racquets and knowledgeable staff to assist you with any of your pro shop needs.

Locations of Classes

Youth classes take place at the Cupertino Sports Center. Adult classes may take place at the Cupertino Sports Center or Memorial Park tennis courts.

Refund Policy

See page 63.

Check-in/out for Children 14 Years and Younger

It is the policy of the Cupertino Parks and Recreation Department that all children 0-14 years of age must be checked in and out of classes and activities by a parent or guardian. Please see the instructor to check your child in and out. If you have questions regarding this policy, please call the Cupertino Parks and Recreation office at (408) 777-3120.

More Lesson Options

If your preferred class is filled, please contact Lifetime Activities at (408) 777-3169 to discuss other lesson options.

Youth Tennis

4-6Y

Your child will be introduced to forehand and backhand techniques, and hand eye coordination drills. Mini nets and large, softer tennis balls designed for younger students will also be implemented. No class 11/23.

Little Rallyers 5-7Y

Your child will further develop their technique to prepare them for rallying. There is more focus on footwork and emphasis on refining their forehand and backhand for more control. No class 11/23.

Tennis Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Little Champs

Your child will continue to develop technique and motor skills needed to compete at higher levels. This program is for graduates of the Little Rallyers program. Instructor approval is required for registration.

Tennis Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Ready!

Rally! Play!

7-10Y READY! Our entry level is focused on developing the skills necessary to play the sport of tennis. Your child will have fun while developing their technique through ball striking, tracking, racket control, and footwork. RALLY! This level continues the tennis journey by focusing on rallying and ball control. Players will continue to develop technique using the ball and court size appropriate for their age and level. Players should be able to hold a simple rally and get their serve in consistently before moving on to PLAY. The PLAY level places an emphasis on the skills necessary to play a real match. Your child will continue to develop modern swing techniques as they focus on movement and ball control. Players graduating from the PLAY level will be able to demonstrate the skills necessary to play a match and are ready to move into our Junior Development classes or try out for the Competition Training program.

Tennis Court at Cupertino Sports Center

7-10Y

Instructor:Lifetime Activities Staff

Bronze, Silver, Gold

Junior Development Team

10-16Y

Bronze is for students who have graduated from the Ready! Rally! Play! program. Students must be able to demonstrate a rally and consistent serve in the correct service box. This program is designed to prepare students to play matches. Silver and Gold level players are capable of consistent rallying from the baseline, as well as demonstrating a proper serve. More advanced footwork techniques will be introduced to improve court coverage. Players at this level often compete for their school teams or play USTA Tournaments.

Tennis Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Adult Tennis

Beginning Tennis 16Y+

Students will be introduced to forehands, backhands, serves, and rules of the game. You will learn through fun group games and point simulations. Modified balls and other teaching tools are used to get players rallying fast. No class 11/23.

Tennis Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Bronze, Silver, Gold Matchplay

10-16Y

The focus of this program is to help students gain experience by playing more matches against a variety of different players and levels. Focus on consistency in the rally game as well as the serve will help heighten as players game.

Tennis Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Competition Training

Advanced Beginning Tennis 16Y+

You will improve your movement on groundstrokes, and develop basic left and right control. Volleys, net play, and basic doubles play are introduced. Play against your peers in fun and challenging point play simulations. No class 11/23.

Tennis Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Intermediate Tennis 16Y+

You will be introduced to advanced techniques, shots, topspins, overheads, and match play. Net play and basic doubles strategy are introduced. You will improve your confidence and consistency of groundstrokes and serves. Added movement becomes a key component at this level. No class 11/23.

Tennis Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Improve Your Net Game

16Y+

Transform your net game with this stroke specific program. Main focus will be volley’s and overhead. Improve your skills so you can reach that next level of performance.

Tennis Court at Cupertino

Sports Center

Improve Your Serve

16Y+

Lower the number of double faults with this specific stroke class. Correct your service stance, toss and serving motion so you can hit a perfect serve.

Tennis Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Activities Staff

Tennis Drills

16Y+

Workouts cover groundstrokes, volleys, overheads, and serving drills. This is a great class for those wanting to get a cardio workout and hit lots of tennis balls.

Tennis Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Activities Staff Cupertino Parks

Badminton

Little Badminton 4-6Y

Help build your younger student’s physical development and eye coordination with our new program. Students will focus on basic stroke fundamentals and footwork.

Multi-purpose Room at Cupertino Sports Center

Badminton Advanced 10-14Y

Students will further develop their shot placement skills while also improving their stamina and footwork. The class is designed for those who want to continue to develop into more highly skilled players.

Multi-purpose Room at Cupertino Sports Center

Instructor:Lifetime Activities Staff

Badminton Beginner to Intermediate 7-9Y

Players will develop basic serve, overhead, and net play techniques. Classes will integrate both training and rally elements. No class 11/23.

Multi-purpose Room at Cupertino Sports Center

7-9Y

Hoopster Tots 3-5Y

Your child will be introduced to the game with dribbling, passing, shooting, rules, and fun teamwork exercises.

Sports Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Little Ballers

4-6Y

Little Ballers is designed for your future NBA superstars. This class combines learning, fun, unique games, and smaller basketball hoops for your child.

Sports Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Basketball

Your child will learn the rules of the game, work on dribbling, passing, shooting, and participate in games. No class 11/22.

Sports Court at Cupertino Sports Center

6-12Y

6-9Y

Come practice your skills on the court playing against other athletes. The entire time is dedicated to games. Previous basketball experience recommended. No class 11/21 and 11/23.

Sports Court at Cupertino Sports Center

7-12Y

Come out for a fun filled day while working on your dribbling, passing, and shooting skills. You will also have gameplay all in one day.

Sports Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Basketball Skill Building 7-14Y Students will learn passing, dribbling, and shooting techniques as well as the roles of the guard, forward, and center positions. Offensive and defensive responsibilities will be introduced, along with game rules and vocabulary.

Sports Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Cupertino Parks and Recreation

Pickleball Beginning

You will learn rules and strategies of the game, basic shots such as the serve, return, and medium-paced drives and dinks. In addition, you will get to play fun and engaging matches with other picklers.

Tennis Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Great activity for cognitive development. Beginners will learn rules of the game and basic strategies. Intermediate and advanced students will learn openings, middle game, and end game approaches. Chess notation and timed play may be explored during class. No class 11/23.

Sports Center at Cupertino Sports Center

Beginning to Intermediate

Pickleball Advanced Beginning 16Y+ to Intermediate

You will learn to execute a variety of lobs, net volleys, and drop shots. More emphasis on the slice, chop, and dink shots. You will learn to focus on footwork which will help you to move laterally, backward, and forward with ease. Tennis Court at Cupertino Sports Center

Pickleball

Level up your “kitchen” game by advancing your pickleball game. There will be more focus on attacking, counter attacking, and pressuring your opponents.

Tennis

Table Tennis

Table Tennis Beginner to Intermediate 7-13Y

Beginning students will develop basic serve, forehand and backhand techniques, while Intermediate students will develop topspin, backspin, and sidespin approaches for offensive and defensive play.

Multi-purpose Room at Cupertino Sports Center

Facility Rentals

Plan your next birthday, professional corporate mixer, or a dreamy wedding with us!

Take a virtual tour at cupertino.org/facilities

Picnic Area Rentals

Blackberry Farm, Creekside, Linda Vista, Memorial, and Portal Parks,offer picnic and barbecue areas that can be reserved. Reserve online at reg4rec.org. Cupertino

City Parks

Four Ways to Register!

Resident registration begins July 25, 2023

Non-resident registration and walk-in registration begins August 1, 2023

NOTE: A “resident” is anyone living in the Cupertino city limits (i.e., zip code 95014). A “nonresident” is a Cupertino P.O. box address or anyone living outside the Cupertino city limits.

1 Online Registration

• Visit reg4rec.org

• Have your client login and account password ready

⁻ If you don't have an account, create an account by selecting 'create account'

- After you have created your account see the confirmation email to activate your new account

• Pay with Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover

2 Fax (Held for Random Processing*)

• Complete a registration form

• Pay with Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover

• Fax to (408) 777-1305

• Receipts e-mailed within five working days

3 Walk-in

• Visit our office at the Quinlan Community Center at 10185 North Stelling Road, Cupertino, during these times:

Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

4 Mail-in (Held for Random Processing*)

• Complete registration form

• Include method of payment:

• By check payable to CITY OF CUPERTINO or by Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover. There will be a $31.70 service charge for all returned checks.

• Mail to: Registration 10185 North Stelling Road Cupertino, CA 95014

• Receipts are e-mailed within five working days

* Random processing means that every piece in that day’s registration by mail or fax has an equal chance of being selected.

Important Information

• Registration for Cupertino Residents begins July 25, 2023

• Registration for Non-Residents begins August 1, 2023

• Correctly completed registrations will have priority. Registration with incorrect or incomplete information or fees will not be processed

• If requested, proof of age or proof of Cupertino residency may be required

• Recreation Schedule will be online at cupertino.org/recreation

General Information

Creating an account

Retrieving a forgotten password with a current email address

Retrieving account information without a current email address

Wait lists

Age requirement

Class attendance

Make-up classes

Step 1: reg4rec.org

Step 2: Click ‘Create Account’ Step 3: Complete your information! Step 4: Look for email confirmation with link to activate account.

If you have an account but have forgotten your account Login ID/password and the email address on your account is current, you can use the “Forgot My Password” feature on reg4rec.org.

To protect the sensitive information in our customers’ accounts, we will not disseminate information over the phone, or without identification in person.

If the class you requested is filled, you may be placed on a wait list, free of charge. If the class becomes available, we will call you. Payment is due within 24 hours.

Where an age is indicated, the participant must be that age by the first day of class. Proof of age may be required.

Class attendance is limited to the registered participants only. Sorry, no children in parent’s classes and no parents in children’s classes.

There are no make-ups for classes you don’t attend. On occasion, a class/activity will be canceled due to weather, instructor availability or unforeseen emergencies. If Cupertino Parks and Recreation cancels a class meeting, a refund will be issued or a make-up class will be offered if schedule permits.

Class check-in/check-out

Declined credit card

Returned check

Paying with Cash

Scholarships

Disabilities

All children 0-14 years of age must be checked in and out of classes and activities by a parent or guardian. Please come into the classroom and see the instructor to check your child in and out.

If your credit card is declined, Cupertino Parks and Recreation staff will contact you to request payment. If your payment is not received within 24 hours, your registration will be canceled.

There is a $31.70 fee for each returned check.

Exact amount required for cash payment.

Limited scholarship grants are available for youth recreation programs/classes. Our scholarships program is administered by the West Valley Community Services. To apply, contact WVCS or call (408) 255-8033 for more information.

If you have any disability that requires special accommodations in order to participate, please let us know when you register.

Refund Policy

Activity withdrawals  Withdrawals must be requested in writing at least eight calendar days prior to the start of the activity for a full refund.

Withdrawals requested four to seven calendar days prior to the first activity meeting will incur a 10% processing fee.

Refunds will not be issued three calendar days or less before the start of the activity.

1-day Classes/Events Refunds must be requested in writing at least eigth calendar days prior to start of 1-day class/event.

Aquatics Policy Request for course withdrawals from aquatics classes must be submitted at least 14 calendar days prior to the start of the first class meeting. No refunds will be issued for aquatics classes if the request is made less than 14 days prior to the first class meeting.

Transfers will not be allowed once the class has begun.

Course Cancellations Refunds will be issued if a course is canceled by Cupertino Parks and Recreation. Courses not reaching their minimum enrollment will be canceled.

Refunds by Check Refunds by check take up to six weeks to process. Original payments made in cash or check will be refunded as a check.

Refunds by Credit Card

If you paid by credit card, your refund will be applied to your credit card.

Refund Request Requests must be submitted in writing and must include participant’s name, address, phone number, name and activity number of the class, and reason for withdrawal.

Three easy ways to submit your refund request:

1) Email to refunds@cupertino.org

2) Mail to or Walk-in

Quinlan Community Center 10185 North Stelling Road

Cupertino, CA 95014

3) Fax to (408) 777-1305

Separate Policies There are no refunds for: Fitness Passes and Private Music Lessons.

Separate policies apply to Preschool, Senior Center Programs, Private Ceramic Lessons, and Sports Center Memberships.

Please inquire before registering.

ACTIVITY REGISTRATION FORM

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WAIVER, RELEASE, HOLD HARMLESS AND AGREEMENT NOT TO SUE

I desire to participate in this PROGRAM, ACTIVITY, EVENT, MEMBERSHIP, OR CLASS (hereinafter, ACTIVITY). In consideration of the City of Cupertino accepting my application, participation, or entry into this ACTIVITY, I agree to release, waive, and discharge any and all claims for damages, death, personal injury, or property damage which I may have, or which hereafter accrue to me, against the City as a result of my participation in the ACTIVITY. This release is intended to discharge the City, its City Council, boards and commissions, officers, agents, employees, servants and volunteers, any other involved municipality or public agency (hereinafter, Indemnitees) from and against any and all liability arising out of or connected in any way with my participation in the ACTIVITY, even though that liability may arise out of the negligence or carelessness of other participants or the active or passive negligence of Indemnitees.

I further understand that accidents and injuries can result from the ACTIVITY; knowing the risks, nevertheless, I agree to assume those risks, and to release and hold harmless the Indemnitees who (through negligence or carelessness) might otherwise be liable to me (or my heirs or assigns) for damages. In consideration for being permitted to participate in the ACTIVITY, I agree for myself, my heirs, administrators, executors,and assigns not to sue the City or any of the Indemnitees for any injury, death, damage, or loss of personal property that may arise out of, or in connection with, my participation in theACTIVITY from whatever cause, including the active or passive negligence of the City or other participants, except for the sole negligence or willful misconduct of the City. Should athird party make a charge or claim against the City, I agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the City from any and all claims, demands, actions or suits, and any other legal, administrative or regulatory proceeding arising out of, or in connection with, my participation in the ACTIVITY.

I understand this agreement and the promises contained herein are binding on myself and my heirs, administrators, executors and assigns, and shall be interpreted as broad and inclusive as allowed by law. If a court of competent jurisdiction declares any portion of this agreement invalid, the remainder of the agreement shall continue in full force and effect. I further allow my photograph to be taken and used for City purposes without compensation.

I have carefully read this agreement and fully understand its contents. I am aware that it is a full release of all liabilityand sign it on my own free will.

Please check this box if you have any special needs requiring accommodations for the participant.

(To enter additional activities use back page) TOTAL DUE $

(Only fill out for Mail-in, Fax-in or if Cardholder not present )

CREDIT CARD PAYMENT: (check one)

Card Number: __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ Exp Date: ____/_____

Cardholder Name: __________________________________________________________

Authorized Amount: $___________ Signature: _____________________________________

Glow Night Golf

at Blackberry Farm Golf Course

Register at reg4rec.org

Thursday, November 9

Activity 22803

Friday, December 8

Activity 22804

Check-In – 5:00 to 5:15 p.m.

Shotgun Start – 5:30 p.m.

Blackberry Farm Golf Course 22100 Stevens Creek Boulevard

Registration Fee $35R, $42NR

Registration Fee Includes:

• One LED night golf ball

• Glow sticks

• Snacks

Event Rules:

• Scramble format

• Maximum of 36 players

• Irons only. No woods or hybrid clubs.

• All levels and players over 16 welcome

Blackberry Farm

Linda Vista Park

Memorial Park

Portal Park

Creekside Park Reserve online at reg4rec.org.

Cupertino

Friday, August 11

Big Hero 6

Creekside Park

PG • 1h 42m

Friday, August 18

Super Mario Bros

Creekside Park

PG • 1h 32m

Friday, August 25

Finding Dory

Creekside Park PG • 1h 37m

Friday, September 8 Jurassic World Dominion

Creekside Park

PG-13 • 2h 26m

Enjoy a free, family-friendly movie under the stars every Friday from August 11 to September 8. Bring your blanket and lawn chair.

Shakespeare In The Park

Cymbeline

July 22, 23, 28, 29, 30 and August 4, 5, 6 6 to 7:30 p.m.

Bring you blanket and lawn chair.

Cymbeline, Shakespeare’s epic romantic adventure, is believed to be one of his final plays and is widely considered to be one of his greatest achievements. It features a dazzling mix of comedy, tragedy, and fairy tale that concludes with inventive scenes of revelation and joyous reconciliation.

Amphitheater at Memorial Park 21121 Stevens Creek Boulevard