City of Diamond Bar Winter Spring 2023 Recreation Guide

Breakfast with the Bunny

Saturday, April 1 , 9-11 a.m.

Diamond Bar Center

1600 Grand Ave

Enjoy breakfast with the Bunny for $10 per individual. Admission to the event includes breakfast, children’s crafts and game stations (recommended ages 2-8), interactive dancing, and a photo with the Bunny. Limited seats are available, and advance registration is required.

City Celebration - Windmill Hunt

April 1-30, at your own pace, various locations around town.

April marks 34 years of cityhood for Diamond Bar. To commemorate, the City is celebrating with a fun month-long scavenger hunt that the whole family can participate in! The hunt for “windmill signs” will take place at various city parks, trails and facilities. A map of locations for the hunt and instructions on participating is available on the City website. The hunt is open only to Diamond Bar residents, and while there is no cost, registration is required to receive a bag filled with commemorative Birthday Party giveaways.

Registration Information: Open only to Diamond Bar residents, all ages Registration opens Monday, March 1 Windmill Hunt – AC 1803

December 2022

City Council Meeting

Dec. 6 and 20, starting at 6:30 p.m..

Winter Snow Fest and Craft Fair Dec. 10, 8 a.m.-2 p.m.

Planning Commission Meeting Dec. 13 and 27, starting at 6:30 p.m.

Christmas Holiday – City Offices Closed Dec. 23 and 26

Street Sweeping 5-9, 12-16, 19-23, 26-30 Find an interactive map schedule at www.diamondbarca.gov/streetsweeping

For details, visit www.diamondbarca.gov/calendar or call (909) 839-7000.

HEALTHY DIAMOND

BAR

Join us for a Healthy Diamond Bar event each month! These events are meant to be fun and promote a healthy lifestyle. Each event is free, but does require registration to participate. Register at www.diamondbarca.gov/recregister.

WEDNESDAY WALKERS MASH UP

Wednesday, February 22, 9-10 a.m. Sycamore Canyon Park All Ages

Join the Wednesday Walkers group for their leisurely walk and light warm up.

AC 5902

TOT TROT

Wednesday, March 15 - 9 am -10 am Sycamore Canyon Park – Lower Park trail entrance

Early Walkers – all participants must be accompanied by an adult. Bring out your toddlers for a fun trot through Sycamore Canyon Park. Participants will be guided on an exciting adventure through the trail. AC 5903

“YAPPY HOUR” AT THE DOG PARK

Wednesday, April 19 – 4 pm - 6 pm Pantera Park dog park, 738 Pantera Drive

Looking for fun activities you and your dog can enjoy? Come play fetch, move through the agility equipment and meet other pooches at the dog park.

AC 5904

on the cover

“Morning Lovely Bird” Youth, Digitally-Altered Winner

Healthy Diamond Bar is a comprehensive well-being initiative with year-round programs, activities, or incentives to encourage and facilitate healthy habits and positive choices among community members.

Benefits of Shopping Locally

Canyon Loop Trail Improvements

Photograph by Jeremy Han 2022 Through My Lens Photo Contest

Benefits of Shopping Locally

Diamond Bar is home to a diverse collection of businesses waiting for you to try them out!

No matter what your shopping list entails, the store to meet your needs can be found within one of Diamond Bar’s many shopping centers. In the market for some new threads or accessories? The city’s various clothing stores will find you the perfect outfit. Need to take care of your furry friend? Animal grooming and care facilities will do the trick. Or maybe you’re just looking for some fun activities to experience? From CrossFit to meditation and billiards, Diamond Bar hosts something for everyone to enjoy. Hungry after all that shopping? Whether you’re in the mood for authentic pho, pizza, sushi or maybe some French pastries for dessert, excellent cuisine can be found all over town.

Shopping locally is mutually beneficial between you, local businesses, and the City. By buying from Diamond Bar’s independent stores, not only will you discover the myriad of fantastic goods and services hiding under your nose, you’ll also strengthen local bonds and keep these businesses thriving through increased demand, which will allow them to further flourish and expand, benefitting the City’s economy. Shopping locally isn’t just a transaction, it’s a social and fiscal investment into the community, and it goes a long way.

To see the list of Diamond Bar’s businesses, visit www.diamondbarca.gov/shopping.

End-of-the-Year Extra Trash Pickup

From gift wrap to disposable dinnerware and napkins, the holiday season tends to produce more trash than usual. If you are a Waste Management customer, you can take advantage of its free end-ofthe-year collection service to get rid of up to three large bags or boxes of excess regular trash.

This program is available for two weeks starting December 26 but must be scheduled in advance by calling (800) 366-7551 at least 24 hours before your regularly scheduled collection day.

Please note bulky items (single pieces of trash that are too large to fit in regular trash cart), products containing hazardous materials or items with electronic components do not qualify to be picked up as part of this program. Collection of these kinds of waste must be scheduled separately by contacting the Waste Management.

Free Cab Ride to a Shopping Center

With the holiday gift-buying season in full swing, here’s a reminder that you can catch a free cab ride to and from any shopping center in town as part of the City’s annual Holiday Diamond Ride program. Aimed at supporting the local economy and keeping tax dollars in town, Holiday Diamond Ride is open to residents 18 years of age and older and runs until Sunday, January 1. Proof of Diamond Bar residency (license or utility bill) is required to participate. Questions may be directed to (909) 839-7045. To book a trip, call (800) 578-6555.

Holiday Tree Collection

Waste Management and Valley Vista Services will once again be collecting and recycling all live holiday trees set out for collection. To take advantage of this free service, simply remove the stand, ornaments, and decorations (including tinsel) and place your tree curbside or in your common bin location before 6 a.m. on your regularly scheduled collection day. Trees longer than seven feet must be cut in half. Any questions may be directed to Waste Management at (800) 266-7551 or Valley Vista Services at (800) 442-6454.

2023 City Calendar and Street Sweeping Schedule

New editions of the City’s popular annual street sweeping schedule magnet and calendar booklet are now available.

The street sweeping schedule indicates the weeks when residential streets are swept and the days when sweeping is delayed by one day because of an observed holiday, while the City calendar notes meeting days and provides information about key City services, programs and amenities. Electronic copies of both the magnet and booklet are available on the City’s website at www.diamondbarca.gov/ community. Those who prefer printed copies can pick them up at any of the following locations:

Diamond Bar City Hall

21810 Copley Drive

Diamond Bar Library 21800 Copley Drive

Diamond Bar Center 1600 Grand Avenue

CITY OF DIAMOND BAR CALENDAR 2023

Internship Gives College Student Real Work Experience

This fall, the City is once again getting a helping hand from a college intern as part of a partnership with Mt. San Antonio College’s Work Experience program.

The City and Mt. SAC entered into the partnership in 2019, and since then several of their students have received hands-on experience in areas related to their majors in exchange for academic credits. So far, Mt. SAC interns have helped in the Finance Department, City Clerk’s Office, and Public Information Division.

Bryan Jimenez, a journalism major at Mt. SAC, is currently interning with the City’s Public Information Division.

“As a student journalist, one of my biggest goals is to inform the public and keep them in the loop of their local communities.”

“I learned about the internship through Mt. SAC’s journalism program, and I applied because it seemed like a good opportunity to sharpen my skills, add some experience to my portfolio and learn more about the intricacies of local government,” Bryan said.

After earning an associate degree in journalism from Mt. SAC, Bryan plans on transferring to USC, where he will pursue a bachelor’s degree in the same field.

Since starting his internship in midOctober, Bryan has put his education to work by writing articles, proofing communication materials, and working the information booth at Citysponsored special events.

Bryan is also working on a campaign

to promote shopping locally during the holiday season. As part of his campaign, he plans to write feature articles on Diamond Bar-based businesses that run the gamut from eateries to retailers and service providers. The articles will be shared on the City’s social media channels in the days leading up to Christmas Day. When asked what he enjoyed the most about his internship with the City, Bryan said he enjoyed every aspect but if he had to choose it would be “knowing that the effort I’m putting in is going towards something good.”

“As a student journalist, one of my biggest goals is to inform the public and keep them in the loop of their local communities,” Bryan said. “Knowing that the articles I’m writing or events I’m helping set up are for the purpose of exactly that, I feel satisfied.”

In addition to the Mt. SAC partnership, the City occasionally offers paid internships to college students and recent graduates. These internship openings are sent to all local colleges and universities, and listed alongside full- and part-time job opportunities on the City’s online career platform at www.diamondbarca.gov/jobs.

New Presentation Series to Focus on City Government

City

This new series, titled City Government Explained, will start in January 2023 and consist of eight monthly presentations. They will take place on the third Wednesday of the month at the Diamond Bar Center starting January and continuing until October (no presentations in June or July).

The aim of City Government Explained is to help residents gain a better understanding of City government including its structure, function, areas of responsibility, as well as how services and projects are funded, decisions are made, and laws are passed.

All presentations will start at 6 p.m. and run between 30-45 minutes with time for questions and discussion at the end. Participation is free open to Diamond Bar residents age 16 and older. Space is limited and advance online registration is required for each presentation by visiting www.diamondbarca.gov/recregister and typing City Government Explained in the search bar.

For more information, contact the City’s Public Information Division at publicinfo@diamondbarca.gov or (909) 839-7056.

City Recruiting Contract Class Instructors

If you have a special skill or fun hobby others will enjoy learning and a knack for teaching, the City wants to hear from you.

The Parks and Recreation Department is now taking proposals from individuals interested in teaching or leading a class or activity during the 2023 summer or fall season. Classes can be geared toward any age group, and they

can fit into any recreation or personal enrichment category such as arts, crafts, sports, music, health or fitness. The deadline for proposals is January 4 for the summer season and May 3 for the fall season.

More details, including proposal packets, are available for download on the City website at www.diamondbarca.gov/contractinstructor or can be requested by mail by calling (909) 839-7070.

The

is preparing to launch a new presentation series that will cover various aspects of Diamond Bar government.

Canyon Loop Trail Improvements

A 1.3-mile segment of trail in Summitridge Park is getting a series of improvements and amenities aimed at increasing and improving accessibility and safety while restoring and enhancing the area’s ecosystem.

The work involves widening the trail, constructing retaining walls at erosion-prone locations and cobblestone swales where drainage issues exist, and installing lodge pole fencing at certain locations to clearly define the trail.

Additionally, as part of the project, wayfinding signs will be placed in both directions of the trail, interpretive signage will be added depicting the area’s ecosystem, and three rest areas will be established at scenic lookouts, each with a shade structure, benches and trash receptacles.

When work is completed sometime in January 2023, this segment of the trail will connect to other sections of the park’s trail system.

Funding for the one-million-dollar project comes from several sources, including the State's Habitat Conservation Fund, County Measures A and W, and the City’s General Fund.

For more project details, visit www.diamondbarca.gov/canyonloop.

WEEKLY STREET SWEEPING

Mulch Giveaway and Free Paper Shredding on Dec. 17

A self-serve mulch area and on-site mobile paper shredding unit will be available to Diamond Bar residents on Saturday, December 17, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., or until mulch supply runs out and shredding truck reaches capacity.

Here is a reminder that street sweeping takes place weekly in December and January.

Street sweeping plays an important role in the collection and removal of dust, debris as well as heavy metals and other chemicals created by vehicles. Left unswept, these substances make their way into storm water drains, which flow untreated into waterways causing serious harm to humans, as well as marine life and plants.

Do your part to ensure the effectiveness of street sweeping in your neighborhood by moving your vehicle off a street scheduled for sweeping. Three ways to find out what day your street is swept:

 Refer to the “No Parking” sign posted at the entrance of your neighborhood.

 Visit www.diamondbarca.gov/gis and type your address into an interactive online map.

 Download or pick up a copy of the 2023 street sweeping schedule. Electronic copy available at www.diamondbarca.gov/streetsweeping. Hard copies available at City Hall, the Diamond Bar Center, and the Diamond Bar Library.

Organized by the City in collaboration with Waste Management, both these free services are open only to residents, and require proof of a Diamond Bar address such a California ID, utility bill, or bank statement.

Mulch Giveaway

The mulch area is self-serve which means individuals must bring their own shovels and containers, and come prepared to collect their own mulch and load it onto their vehicle. There is a limit of 80 gallons per household.

Paper Shredding

Residents may bring up to two banker boxes, or two 13-gallon trash bags, full of sensitive or confidential documents and have them shredded on site while they wait. Documents must not be in binders or sheet protectors, or fastened with rubber bands or binder clips. Staples and paperclips are OK.

The AQMD parking lot is located at 21865 Copley Drive. Registration is not required, and the event will be held, rain or shine.

Any questions may be directed to the City’s Environmental Services Division at greendb@diamondbarca.gov or (909) 839-7015.

9 to Friday, February 17 6-Week Session

Children enjoy stories, poems, songs, art projects and a variety of color, shape, numbers and letters recognition activities while practicing separating from their parents, sharing with others, and paying attention to instructions. Increased emphasis on letter recognition, beginning math concepts and school readiness. Children enjoy activities that include music, exercise, stories, games, community awareness and art projects designed to improve fine motor and gross skills and practice following rules and working with other children.

Winter

Session Dates: Monday, February 27 to Friday, March 31 No Class Monday, February 20 5-Week Session

Two Day Class Days Tuesday & Thursday Time 9 am to 12:30 pm Cost Res $210 NR $215 AC 1724 2

Three Day Class Days Monday, Wednesday & Friday Time 9 am to 12:30 pm Cost Res $315 NR $320 AC 1725 2

Session Dates: Monday, April 10 to Friday, May 19 6-Week Session

Two Day Class Days Tuesday & Thursday

Time 9 am to 12:30 pm Cost Res $252 NR $257 AC 1724 3

Three Day Class Days Monday, Wednesday & Friday Time 9 am to 12:30 pm Cost Res $378 NR $383 AC 1725 3

TOTS ENRICHMENT

MUSIC TOGETHER® MIXED AGES

Children will discover their inner music-making skills by playing with the grown-ups they love. The Music Together approach develops and encourages the actual experiences of music: listening, singing, accompaniment to singing, songs without words, tonal and rhythm patterns, chant and movement. $50 material fee to be paid to instructor at first class for song book, CD, downloadable songs and child growth chart.

Instructor Music Together

Wks 8 Res $250 NR $255

Age 0-5

Location All Star Taekwondo, 1242 S Grand Ave, Suite J

AC 1192 1 1/17-3/7 Tu 11-11:45 am

Location Sycamore Canyon Park, Picnic Area

AC 1192 2 3/14-5/2 Tu 11-11:45 am

BABY BOOGIE

A fun music and dance class that promotes socialization skills, color identification and use of fine and gross motor skills. Parent participation is required.

Instructor Sheri Liebe

Location Fine Arts Academy of Dance, 3205 S Brea Canyon Rd. Wks 6 Res $120 NR $125

Age 2-4

AC 1040 1 1/10-2/14 Tu 10-10:45 am

AC 1040 2 2/21-3/28 Tu 10-10:45 am

NEW! AFTER SCHOOL DANCE ENRICHMENT

We are committed to helping our kids get back on track, socially, physically and mentally. This dance enrichment class will help your little one thrive! Class includes dancing, singing tumbling and much more!

Instructor Sheri Liebe

Location Fine Arts Academy of Dance, 3205 S Brea Canyon Rd.

Wks 6 Res $120 NR $125

Age 3-5

AC 1241 1 1/10-2/14 Tu 2-3 pm

AC 1241 2 2/21-3/28 Tu 2-3 pm

PRINCESS BALLET

Twirl into Princess Ballet! Dancers learn beginning ballet through terminology and imagery set to their favorite princess songs, tutus and more. Instruction helps improve coordination, balance, and rhythm. Class includes short princess story time and one princess craft per session. Leotard, tights and ballet shoes required. Last day performance for family. $5 craft fee per session due to instructor.

Instructor OC Dance Productions

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room

Wks 8 Res $129 NR $134

Age 3-5

AC 1130 1 1/18-3/8 W 3:30-4:15 pm

AC 1130 2 3/22-5/17 W 3:30-4:15 pm

No Class 4/12

NEW! BEGINNING CLASSICAL BALLET

Leap into the world of ballet! Dancers will learn ballet terminology and technique with an emphasis on proper placement, musicality, spatial awareness and coordination in the structured yet nurturing class for the budding ballerina. Leotard, tights, and ballet shoes required.

Instructor OC Dance Productions

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room

Wks 8 Res $129 NR $134

Age 4-6

AC 1129 1 1/18-3/8 W 5:20-6:05 pm

AC 1129 2 3/22-5/17 W 5:20-6:05 pm

No Class 4/12

HIP-HOP TUMBLE

Hip Hop is a fun dance genre that promotes and encourages artistic creativity, individuality and an awareness for personal technique. This energetic class teaches clean, age-appropriate hip hop moves, combinations and technique. Dancers will also develop and improve balance, musicality, rhythm and agility while building confidence amongst peers. All are welcome. Please wear sneakers or jazz shoes.

Instructor OC Dance Productions

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room

Wks 8 Res $129 NR $134

Age 4-7

AC 1339 1 1/18-3/8 W 4:25-5:10 pm AC 1339 2 3/22-5/17 W 4:25-5:10 pm

No Class 4/12

HIP-HOP

This energetic class teaches clean, age-appropriate hip hop moves, combinations and technique in an encouraging environment. Boys and girls will also develop and improve balance, musicality, rhythm, and agility while building confidence among peers. Athletic attire and sneakers required.

Instructor OC Dance Productions

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room

Wks 8 Res $129 NR $134 Age 5-9

AC 1340 1 1/18-3/8 W 6:15-7 pm AC 1340 2 3/22-5/17 W 6:15-7 pm

No Class 4/12

PRE-SCHOOL DRAWING

This class is specifically designed with the needs of young learners in mind. We provide a positive, nurturing environment while students learn to draw and develop skills that will also prepare them for kindergarten. As students draw and color fun, familiar objects, they practice following directions and staying on task.

Instructor Young Rembrandts

Location Diamond Bar Center, Maple Room

Wks 6 Res $88 NR $93

Age 4-5

AC 1010-1 2/6-3/20 M 3-3:55 pm

AC 1010-2 4/17-5/22 M 3-3:55 pm

No Class 2/20

Res

BABY KICKERS SOCCER

This course will focus on dribbling, passing, shot technique and teamwork. Children will be introduced to fitness and sportsmanship, providing an opportunity for children to be challenged through fun games and team interaction. Following our motto, Play, Learn, and Grow, children will be introduced to a variety of skills that will improve their overall motor abilities to play the sport of soccer.

Instructor Youth Evolution Instructor

Location Sycamore Canyon Park, 22930 Golden Springs Dr. Wks 5 Res $119 NR $124

Age 2-3.5

AC 1168 1 1/21-2/25 Sa 9-9:30 am

AC 1168 2 3/18-4/22 Sa 9-9:30 am No Class 2/18, 4/8

8-SPORT MULTI-SPORT WITH SPORTBALL

Sportball Multi-Sport is a dynamic sports program that focuses on skill development in a different sport each class (soccer, basketball, football, volleyball, tennis, hockey, golf, and baseball). Classes apply developmentally appropriate methodology to introduce, practice, and refine motor skills, progress sports skills, reinforce the benefits of teamwork and prepare your athlete for a future of confident sports participation. Parent participation required for children under age 3.

Instructor Sportball Instructor

Location Ronald Reagan Park, 2201 Peaceful Hills Rd. Wks 6 Res $125 NR $130

Age 1.33-2

AC 1164 1 1/8-2/12 Su 9-9:45 am

AC 1164 2 2/26-4/2 Su 9-9:45 am AC 1164 3 4/16-5/21 Su 9-9:45 am Age 2-3

AC 1165 1 1/8-2/12 Su 9:50-10:35 am

AC 1165 2 2/26-4/2 Su 9:50-10:35 am

AC 1165 3 4/16-5/21 Su 9:50-10:35 am Age 3-5

AC 1166 1 1/8-2/12 Su 10:40-11:25 am

AC 1166 2 2/26-4/2 Su 10:40-11:25 am AC 1166 3 4/16-5/21 Su 10:40-11:25 am

SOCCER & T-BALL W/SPORTBALL

Research shows that children who play multiple sports throughout their childhood will stay active longer and are more likely to find success in competitive sports. The first part of the session focuses on soccer skills such as passing, throw-ins, dribbling and goalie skills. Mid-way through the season, the lessons switch to baseball skills such as throwing, catching, batting, running bases and fielding.

Instructor Sportball Instructor

Location Ronald Reagan Park, 2201 Peaceful Hills Rd. Wks 6 Res $125 NR $130

Age 2-3

AC 1177 1 1/7-2/11 Sa 10:40-11:25 am

AC 1177 2 2/25-4/1 Sa 10:40-11:25 am

AC 1177 3 4/15-5/20 Sa 10:40-11:25 am Age 3-5

AC 1047 1 1/7-2/11 Sa 11:30 am-12:15 pm

AC 1047 2 2/25-4/1 Sa 11:30 am-12:15 pm

AC 1047 3 4/15-5/20 Sa 11:30 am-12:15 pm

GOLF WITH SPORTBALL

Sportball Golf introduces your athlete to the fundamentals of the sport. Coaches will lead children through station-based drills focusing on swing fundamentals, proper setup, ball position, parts of the golf club, rules & etiquette of the game, vocabulary, and the simple concepts of how the game is played.

Instructor Sportball Instructor

Location Ronald Reagan Park, 2201 Peaceful Hills Rd. Wks 6 Res $125 NR $130 Age 3-4

AC 1162 1 1/10-2/14 Tu 3:15-4 pm AC 1162 2 2/28-4/4 Tu 3:15-4 pm AC 1162 3 4/18-5/23 Tu 3:15-4 pm

AC 1162 4 1/7-2/11 Sa 9-9:45 am

AC 1162 5 2/25-4/1 Sa 9-9:45 am AC 1162 6 4/15-5/20 Sa 9-9:45 am

PARENT & ME MULTI-SPORT

Introduction to soccer, basketball and tee-ball while learning the benefits of sportsmanship, sharing, and teamwork. Team shirt included.

Instructor Tryfitt Sports Location Maple Hill Park, 1355 Maple Hill Rd. Wks 6 Res $139 NR $144 Age 1.5-2 AC 1003 1 1/28-3/11 Sa 9:30-10 am AC 1003 2 4/8-5/13 Sa 9:30-10 am Age 2-3 AC 1004 1 1/28-3/11 Sa 9-9:30 am AC 1004 2 4/8-5/13 Sa 9-9:30 am No Class 2/18

MULTI-SPORT

Here is a great chance for kids to play their favorite sports all at one class. This class is designed to motivate children to be active and healthy while giving them the fundamental skills needed to succeed and grow in whichever sport they choose. Every child will be given a camp shirt.

Instructor Tryfitt Sports Location Maple Hill Park, 1355 Maple Hill Rd. Wks 6 Res $139 NR $144 Age 3-5 AC 1005 1 1/28-3/11 Sa 9:30-10 am AC 1005 2 4/8-5/13 Sa 9:30-10 am No Class 2/18

BIDDY TEE BALL LEAGUE

This is a fun opportunity for kids to be introduced to tee-ball in a fun and safe environment while learning the basics of the game. Our tee-ball curriculum is designed for kids to have fun with friends and coaches while fine tuning their motor and socialization skills. Every child will also be given a camp T-shirt.

Instructor TriFytt Sports Location Maple Hill Park, 1309 S. Maple Hill Rd. Wks 6 Res $139 NR $144 Age 2-3

AC 1140 1 1/28-3/11 Sa 12-12:30 pm AC 1140 2 4/8-5/13 Sa 12-12:30 pm Age 3-5

AC 1141 1 1/28-3/11 Sa 11-11:45 am AC 1141 2 4/8-5/13 Sa 11-11:45 am No Class 2/18

TOTS / YOUTH SPORTS

PARENT & ME SOCCER

The fun happens on the field, so don't just watch from the sidelines! Here is your chance to join in your toddler’s introduction to the world's most popular sport. You'll participate in fun, age-appropriate activities and help your child to develop their motor and socialization skills. A variety of soccer activities are played each week. Adult participation is required.

Instructor Kidz Love Soccer

Location Heritage Park, 2900 S. Brea Canyon Rd. Wks 5 Res $135 NR $140

Age 2-3.5

AC 1001 2 3/8-4/5 W 6-6:30 pm

AC 1001 3 4/19-5/17 W 6-6:30 pm

PEE WEE JR. TENNIS SMALL GROUP

Is your young child tired of watching the big kids have all the tennis fun? Join this small group tennis just for the Pee Wees! Students will learn the basics of the forehand, backhand and volley in a safe coordination building, fitness, friendly, fun, atmosphere. The classes will be 2-4 students per court per coach. There is a 20% discount for multi-day registration, which will automatically apply at checkout when an individual is registered for multiple days within the same session. No multi-family or multi-session discount.

Instructor Tennis Anyone

Location Ronald Reagan Park, 2201 Peaceful Hills Rd. Wks 4 Res $159 NR $164

Age 3-6

AC 1199 1 1/10-1/31 Tu 4:45-5:30 pm

AC 1199 2 2/7-2/28 Tu 4:45-5:30 pm

AC 1199 3 3/7-3/28 Tu 4:45-5:30 pm

AC 1199 4 4/4-4/25 Tu 4:45-5:30 pm

AC 1199 5 5/2-5/23 Tu 4:45-5:30 pm

AC 1200 1 1/12-2/2 Th 4:45-5:30 pm

AC 1200 2 2/9-3/2 Th 4:45-5:30 pm

AC 1200 3 3/9-3/30 Th 4:45-5:30 pm

AC 1200 4 4/6-4/27 Th 4:45-5:30 pm

YOUTH YOUTH INDOOR SOCCER

Perfect for beginners or experienced players, this program offers children ages 3-8 years of age an opportunity to play this fast-paced sport in an instructional and recreational atmosphere. Games are played in the Mt. Calvary Lutheran School gymnasium on Saturdays between 8 am and 6 pm, from April 1, 2023, to May 20, 2023. In addition, players will receive coached instruction for 30 minutes prior to each game.

Divisions:

■ Ages 3-4 AC 1521

■ Ages 5-6 AC 1522

■ Ages 7-8 AC 1523

Registration Information: Monday, December 12, 2022 – Diamond Bar Residents Monday, January 2, 2023 – Open Registration Please note that space is limited. (Only siblings in the same age division will be placed on the same team).

Volunteer coaches are essential to the success of this program. If you or someone you know is interested in coaching, please call 909.839.7076.

Registration Fee: Diamond Bar Residents - $125 per participant Non-Residents – $130 per participant

Payment in full is due at the time of registration. Registration fee includes team shirt and participation medal. Refund requests must be made in writing to the Parks and Recreation department on or prior to Friday, March 17. Registration will continue until divisions are full. Space is limited, so register early!

Ways to Register: Online: www.diamondbarcagov/recregister

In Person: Diamond Bar Center, 1600 Grand Ave. Skills Day: Saturday, March 18, 2023 Location: Mt. Calvary Lutheran School (23300 Golden Springs Drive) Time: 8:30 am - Ages 3-4 9:30 am - Ages 5-6 10:30 am - Ages 7-8

Visit www.diamondbarca.gov/youthsports or call (909) 839-7070 for more information.

SUMMER DAY CAMP 2023

Nine weeks of camp sessions featuring tons of daily activities such as arts and crafts, STEM activities, sports and much more. Space is limited, be sure to sign up early.

Dates: Monday, June 5 to Friday, August 4 Heritage Park • 2900 S. Brea Canyon Road 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. – Monday through Friday Ages: 6-12

Registration Information: Monday, March 20, 2023 - Diamond Bar residents Monday, April 10, 2023 - Open Registration

Ways to Register: Online: www.diamondbarcagov/recregister

In Person: Diamond Bar Center, 1600 Grand Ave.

Registration is ongoing until camp is full. If a week is full potential participants will be put on a waiting list. All weeks must be paid in full at the time of registration. Information packets will be available the week of March 13. Information packets can be found at www.diamondbarca.gov/daycamp.

HIP HOP KIDS

This fun class is ideal for young beginners who want to learn cool hip hop moves and dance styles! Students will be introduced to intensive dance activities and fresh choreography while learning to dance to popular music of today! Class includes a student performance at the end of the term.

Instructor Talented Arts Instructor

Location Diamond Bar Center, Oak Room Wks 5 Res $90 NR $95

Age 5-8

AC 1233 1 1/8-2/5 Su 11 am-12 pm

AC 1233 2 2/19-3/19 Su 11 am-12 pm

AC 1233 3 4/2-4/30 Su 11 am-12 pm

AC 1233 4 5/7-6/4 Su 11 am-12 pm

Age 9-13

AC 1234 1 1/8-2/5 Su 12-1 pm

AC 1234 2 2/19-3/19 Su 12-1 pm

AC 1234 3 4/2-4/30 Su 12-1 pm

AC 1234 4 5/7-6/4 Su 12-1 pm

HOLLYWOOD SUPERSTARS!!

Does your child love to act and sing? If so, sign them up for this new class where instructors turn your child into talented actors and singers! Students will enjoy fun acting games, dance choreography and songs from popular musicals. This class will culminate in an onstage performance!

Instructor Talented Arts

Location Diamond Bar Center, Oak Room Wks 5 Res $90 NR $95

Age 5-8

AC 1231 1 1/8-2/5 Su 1-2 pm

AC 1231 2 2/19-3/19 Su 1-2 pm

AC 1231 3 4/2-4/30 Su 1-2 pm

AC 1231 4 5/7-6/4 Su 1-2 pm

Age 9-13

AC 1232 1 1/8-2/5 Su 2-3 pm

AC 1232 2 2/19-3/19 Su 2-3 pm

AC 1232 3 4/2-4/30 Su 2-3 pm

AC 1232 4 5/7-6/4 Su 2-3 pm

NEW! KIDS ARTS & CRAFTS

Students will participate in fun creative art and design activities! Activities include painting, sketching, sewing and knitting. Kids will have a fun time designing beautiful creations while meeting new friends.

Instructor Talented Arts

Location Diamond Bar Center, Oak Room Wks 5 Res $90 NR $95

Age 5-12

AC 1236 1 1/8-2/5 Su 10-11 am

AC 1236 2 2/19-3/19 Su 10-11 am

AC 1236 3 4/2-4/30 Su 10-11 am

AC 1236 4 5/7-6/4 Su 10-11 am

ROCKSTAR KIDS!

Your child will become a Rockstar performer by learning piano, guitar and drums! In this fun and interactive instrument class, students will learn all about instruments and also how to play them. Children get hands-on learning by fun and interactive games and activities based on music and instruments! Students will perform in a small concert for family and friends!

Instructor Talented Arts

Location Diamond Bar Center, Oak Room Wks 5 Res $90 NR $95

Age 5-11

AC 1235 1 1/8-2/5 Su 9-10 am

AC 1235 2 2/19-3/19 Su 9-10 am

AC 1235 3 4/2-4/30 Su 9-10 am

AC 1235 4 5/7-6/4 Su 9-10 am

BALLET INTENSIVE

Ballet technique with barre exercises emphasizing on proper form and technique. Building confidence, improving posture and gain flexibility. Ballet experience is requested but not a must.

Instructor Sheri Liebe

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room

Wks 6 Res $120 NR $125

Age 8-13

AC 1028 1 1/12-2/16 Th 5-6 pm AC 1028 2 2/23-3/30 Th 5-6 pm

HIP-HOP & BREAK DANCING

Calling all dancers! Let's learn how to break dance and hip hop dance in a fun, non- judgmental environment. Building strength, core and stamina while building character. This is a great class for both boys and girls!

Instructor Sheri Liebe

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room Wks 6 Res $120 NR $125

Age 8-16

AC 1139 1 1/12-2/16 Th 6-7 pm AC 1139 2 2/23-3/30 Th 6-7 pm

PRINCESS BALLET

Twirl into Princess Ballet! Dancers learn beginning ballet through terminology and imagery set to their favorite princess songs, tutus and more. Instruction helps improve coordination, balance, and rhythm. Class includes short princess story time and one princess craft per session. Leotard, tights and ballet shoes required. Last day performance for family. $5 craft fee per session due to instructor.

Instructor OC Dance Productions Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room Wks 8 Res $129 NR $134

Age 3-5 AC 1130 1 1/18-3/8 W 3:30-4:15 pm AC 1130 2 3/22-5/17 W 3:30-4:15 pm

No Class 4/12

NEW! BEGINNING CLASSICAL BALLET

Leap into the world of ballet! Dancers will learn ballet terminology and technique with an emphasis on proper placement, musicality, spatial awareness and coordination in the structured yet nurturing class for the budding ballerina. leotard, tights, and ballet shoes required.

Instructor OC Dance Productions

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room Wks 8 Res $129 NR $134

Age 4-6 AC 1129 1 1/18-3/8 W 5:20-6:05 pm AC 1129 2 3/22-5/17 W 5:20-6:05 pm No Class 4/12

HIP-HOP TUMBLE

Hip Hop is a fun dance genre that promotes and encourages artistic creativity, individuality and an awareness for personal technique. This energetic class teaches clean, age-appropriate hip hop moves, combinations and technique. Dancers will also develop and improve balance, musicality, rhythm and agility while building confidence amongst peers. All are welcome. Please wear sneakers or jazz shoes.

Instructor OC Dance Productions

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room Wks 8 Res $129 NR $134

Age 4-7 AC 1339 1 1/18-3/8 W 4:25-5:10 pm AC 1339 2 3/22-5/17 W 4:25-5:10 pm No Class 4/12

YOUTH ENRICHMENT

YOUTH ENRICHMENT

HIP-HOP

This energetic class teaches clean, age-appropriate hip hop moves, combinations and technique in an encouraging environment. Boys and girls will also develop and improve balance, musicality, rhythm, and agility while building confidence among peers. Athletic attire and sneakers required.

Instructor OC Dance Productions

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room

Wks 8 Res $129 NR $134

Age 5-9

AC 1340 1 1/18-3/8 W 6:15-7 pm

AC 1340 2 3/22-5/17 W 6:15-7 pm

No Class 4/12

BASIC IN COLOR THEORY

Learn the basis of color theory in this exciting class! Students will explore color by using pastels on their drawings and applying coloring techniques such as compliments, contrast and values. This class is for students to have fun and learn at their own pace. Please wear or bring an old shirt that you don't mind getting dirty. Student should supply their own Pentel Oil Pastels - Set of 50.

Instructor Heather Chang

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room

Wks 4 Res $75 NR $80

Age 6-17

AC 1035 1 1/3-1/24 Tu 4-5 pm

AC 1035 2 1/31-2/21 Tu 4-5 pm

AC 1035 3 2/28-3/21 Tu 4-5 pm

AC 1035 4 3/28-4/25 Tu 4-5 pm

No Class 4/11

BASICS IN SCULPTING CLAY

Learn to sculpt using air drive clay. Students will learn sculpting techniques such as pinching and coiling but most of all, being creative with their fingertips. This class is for students to have fun using clay to make simple objects and characters. All supplies will be provided.

Instructor Heather Chang

Location Diamond Bar Center, Maple Room

Wks 4 Res $75 NR $80

Age 5-17

AC 1038 1 1/5-1/26 Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1038 2 2/2-2/23 Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1038 3 3/2-3/23 Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1038 4 3/30-4/27 Th 6:30-7:30 pm

No Class 4/13

BASICS IN WATERCOLOR PAINTING

Learn to paint watercolor! Students will explore various watercolor techniques, color mixing, color matching, drawing and painting. Each student will complete different paintings and work at their own pace. Students must provide their own 9"X12" watercolor pad (Strathmore recommended).

Instructor Heather Chang

Location Diamond Bar Center, Maple Room

Wks 4 Res $75 NR $80

Age 6-17

AC 1037 1 1/4-1/25 W 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1037 2 2/1-2/22 W 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1037 3 3/1-3/22 W 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1037 4 3/29-4/26 W 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1037 5 1/6-1/27 F 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1037 6 2/3-2/24 F 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1037 7 3/3-3/24 F 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1037 8 3/31-4/28 F 6:30-7:30 pm

No Class 4/12, 4/14

EXPLORING VARIOUS ART MEDIUMS

Explore and play with various art mediums while creating fun artworks! Students will learn the basic concepts of art by experimenting with various inks, watercolors, air-dry clays and oil pastels. Best part:all materials are included for your convenience!

Instructor Heather Chang

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room

Wks 4 Res $75 NR $80

Age 6-17

AC 1039 1 1/3-1/24 Tu 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1039 2 1/31-2/21 Tu 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1039 3 2/28-3/21 Tu 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1039 4 3/28-4/25 Tu 5:30-6:30 pm

No Class 4/11

FUN ACRYLIC PAINTING FOR KIDS

Learn color mixing, landscape, animal art and figurative art. Students will create a new painting each week. Paints used in class may stain; wear an old T-shirt, smock or apron. $4 material fee is payable at first class.

Instructor Kathy Breaux

Location Diamond Bar Center, Maple Room

Wks 4 Res $59 NR $64

Age 6-12

AC 1023 1 2/7-2/28 Tu 3:30-4:30 pm AC 1023 2 4/18-5/9 Tu 3:30-4:30 pm

MASTERPIECES WITH PENCILS AND PASTELS

Young artists will explore basic design, perspective, animal art and portraiture while having fun. New projects each season. $4 supply fee payable to instructor at first class.

Instructor Kathy Breaux

Location Diamond Bar Center, Maple Room

Wks 4 Res $59 NR $64

Age 6-12

AC 1022 1 1/3-1/24 Tu 3:30-4:30 pm

AC 1022 2 3/14-4/4 Tu 3:30-4:30 pm

BASICS OF ELEMENTARY AND CARTOON DRAWING

This class combines drawing fundamentals with our humorous cartoon curriculum. Students will be introduced to art vocabulary and concepts as they learn to draw and improve their skills. All new lessons each semester.

Instructor Young Rembrandts

Location Diamond Bar Center, Maple Room

Wks 6 Res $88 NR $93 Age 6-12

AC 1024 1 2/6-3/20 M 4-4:55 pm

AC 1024 2 4/17-5/22 M 4-5 pm

No Class 2/20

NEW! LEARN TO BE A MAGICIAN!

Learn the basics of magic in this new class! After learning the secrets of the tricks, students will also learn how to perform the magic as well. Each participant will receive a certificate of completion at the end of each session. $30 material fee payable to instructor on the first day of class.

Instructor Martin Holguin

Location Diamond Bar Center, Maple Room

Wks 7 Res $160 NR $165

Age 7-12

AC 1242 1 1/9-2/27 M 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1242 2 3/13-5/1 M 5:30-6:30 pm

No Class 2/20, 4/10

NEW! FLOWERS ON CUPCAKES

A variety of spring flowers, leaves and decorations will be taught in this one-day workshop. Students will leave the class with six different cupcakes decorated and ready to give as gifts with one cupcake in a special container. A material fee of $15.00 is due to the instructor at the class. Easy and fun for everyone!

Instructor Geraldine Keller

Location Diamond Bar Center, Pine Room Wks 1 Res $50 NR $55

Age 10+ AC 1096 1 3/30 Th 6-8 pm

FONDANT BASICS

The class will begin with the coloring or storing of Fondant. Various molds and cutters will be introduced to make flowers, leaves, bumble bees, lady bugs and fun creatures. Other tools will be incorporated into the class such as dusts, powders, glitters, beads and paint to enhance the fondant creations. A $15.00 material fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class.

Instructor Geraldine Keller

Location Diamond Bar Center, Maple Room Wks 1 Res $50 NR $55

Age 10+ AC 1069 1 4/19 W 6-8 pm

FUN WITH FONDANT

This class is for those who want to have fun with Fondant! You will make various critters, bumble bees, flowers and leaves. Other techniques introduced will be how to paint Fondant, colorize it and incorporate various dusts for dimensions and more! A $15.00 material fee will be due to the instructor at the beginning of class.

Instructor Geraldine Keller

Location Diamond Bar Center

Wks 1 Res $50 NR $55

Age 10+ AC 1176 1 1/12 Th 6-8 pm

NEW! STAR GAZING COOKIES

You will use Royal Icing as the median to make Star Gazing Cookies! The technique of wet-on-wet will be used to create a galaxy cookie, various planets and other fun items when star gazing. Easy and fun for all ages. A $15.00 material fee is due to the instructor at the class.

Instructor Geraldine Keller

Location Diamond Bar Center, Pine Room

Wks 1 Res $50 NR $55 Age 10+ AC 1175 1 3/16 Th 6-8 pm

ACCELERATED SCRATCH UNITS 1-3

This class uses Scratch, a coding platform developed by MIT, as a tool to teach core computer science and coding concepts such as loop conditional, motion and sensing. Students will also work on a project in each session ranging from animation, games, to graphic design and storytelling, etc. The class employs a variety of interesting topics to teach logical thinking and inspire creativity, so your kids are not only learning but also creating, starting from day one. Kids will be challenged to be creative and solve tough problems while learning the deeper computer science concepts. The curriculum is similar to Scratch classes but customized from Middle and High School students. Beginner Level Technical Requirements: Students must have a laptop or desktop device with zoom, a Chrome browser and high connectivity internet.

Instructor Create and Learn

Location Online

Wks 12 Res $199 NR $204

Age 10-15

AC 1223 1 1/13-3/31 F 4-4:55 pm

MINECRAFT CODING QUEST UNITS 1,2 & 3

Prerequisites: For students who are new to coding, it is recommended by the instructor to take Scratch Ninja 1 & 2 before taking this class. In these carefully designed classes, we cover a broad set of coding concepts. As students get more comfortable with these coding skills, they will also start building more complex structures as well as mini-games through coding. With our inquirybased approach, your kids will have plenty of opportunities to not only learn but also create! Technical Requirements: Student must have a laptop or desktop device with Zoom, a Chrome browser and high internet connectivity. Windows or Mac Computer (Chromebook is not supported)

Instructor Create and Learn Location Online

Wks 12 Res $199 NR $204 Age 7-11 AC 1225 1 1/23-4/10 M 4-4:55 pm No Class 10/31

SCRATCH NINJA; UNITS 1-2

This class uses Scratch, a coding platform developed by MIT, as a tool to teach core computer science and coding concepts such as loop, conditional, motion, and sensing. Students will also work on a project in each session ranging from animation, games, to graphic design and storytelling, etc. The class employs a variety of interesting topics to teach logical thinking and inspire creativity, so your kids are not only learning but also creating starting from day one. Kids will be challenged to be creative and solve tough problems while learning the deeper computer science concepts. Beginner Level Technical Requirements: Student must have a laptop or desktop device with Zoom, a Chrome browser and high internet connectivity.

Instructor Create and Learn Location Online Wks 8 Res $141 NR $146 Age 7-11 AC 1222 1 2/16-4/6 Th 4-4:45 pm

SCRATCH NINJA; UNITS 3 & 4

In Unit 3, we continue to cover the most advanced programming concepts that Scratch has to offer such as list/array, defining your own blocks (functions), and complex interactions between different game elements via messaging & cloning. As class projects become more complex, we continue at the pace of 1 fun project per session.. Class time focuses on learning new coding concepts as well as how to construct steps to build more intricate projects. In order to complete each project, students will typically need to spend 1-2 hours outside of class to finish all the details. Unit 4 focuses on making connections across the lessons while layering additional challenges in coding, problem solving and creativity. We will be building a variety of fun arcade games-inspired projects where students can add their own twists based on their personal interests. Prerequisite: Completion of Scratch Units 1 & 2. Technical Requirements: Student must have a laptop or desktop device with Zoom, a Chrome browser and high internet connectivity.

Instructor Create and Learn

Location Online

Wks 8 Res $141 NR $146

Age 7-11 AC 1222 1 3/7-4/25 Tu 4-4:45 pm

YOUTH ENRICHMENT

YOUTH SPORTS & ENRICHMENT

GAME DEVELOPMENT AND DESIGN – ROBLOX

Roblox is an immersive educational tool where the opportunities for creativity and imagination are limitless. This class teaches students real coding, game design, 3D and entrepreneurial skills.

Instructor Coding Minds

Location Online

Wks 4 Res $120 NR $125

Age 10-15

AC 1064 1 1/27-2/17 F 5-6 pm

AC 1064 2 2/24-3/17 F 5-6 pm

AC 1064 3 3/24-4/14 F 5-6 pm

AC 1064 4 4/21-5/12 F 5-6 pm

MINECRAFT MAKECODE PROGRAMMING

The world-famous game Minecraft provides unlimited space for children's creativity. Build the world you want and the door to science and technology opens for you! In this class you will explore basic coding concepts and learn about artificial intelligence (AI).

Instructor Coding Minds

Location Online

Wks 4 Res $120 NR $125

Age 6-10

AC 1065 1 1/27-2/17 F 4-4:55 pm

AC 1065 2 2/24-3/17 F 4-5 pm

AC 1065 3 3/24-4/14 F 4-5 pm

AC 1065 4 4/21-5/12 F 4-5 pm

JR. BEG-INTER TENNIS

This class’ focus is on learning the 4 major strokes of the game in a safe, fun-filled, fitness friendly atmosphere. Students will work to establish form on the forehand, backhand, volley, and serve. There is a 20% discount for multi-day registration, which will automatically apply at checkout when an individual is registered for multiple days within the same session. No multi-family or multi-session discount.

Instructor Tennis Anyone

Location Ronald Reagan Park, 2201 Peaceful Hills Rd.

Age 7-13 Res $149 NR $154

Wks 4

AC 1201 1 1/10-1/31 Tu 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1201 2 2/7-2/28 Tu 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1201 3 3/7-3/28 Tu 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1201 4 4/4-4/25 Tu 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1201 5 5/2-5/23 Tu 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1211 1 1/10-1/31 Tu 7:40-8:40 pm

AC 1211 2 2/7-2/28 Tu 7:40-8:40 pm

AC 1211 3 3/7-3/28 Tu 7:40-8:40 pm

AC 1211 4 4/4-4/25 Tu 7:40-8:40 pm

AC 1211 5 5/2-5/23 Tu 7:40-8:40 pm

AC 1202 1 1/11-2/1 W 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1202 2 2/8-3/1 W 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1202 3 3/8-3/29 W 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1202 4 4/5-4/26 W 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1202 5 5/3-5/24 W 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1203 1 1/12-2/2 Th 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1203 2 2/9-3/2 Th 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1203 3 3/9-3/30 Th 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1203 4 4/6-4/27 Th 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1203 5 5/4-5/25 Th 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1212 1 1/12-2/2 Th 7:40-8:40 pm

AC 1212 2 2/9-3/2 Th 7:40-8:40 pm

AC 1212 3 3/9-3/30 Th 7:40-8:40 pm

AC 1212 4 4/6-4/27 Th 7:40-8:40 pm

AC 1212 5 5/4-5/25 Th 7:40-8:40 pm

NEW! PYTHON FOR AI UNITS 1-3

Students will transition from block coding and take a deeper dive into Python, text-based coding. They will learn fundamental Python skills as they build creative stories, animations and games. Basic topics will include using Python syntax, variables, loops, functions, and built-in data structures. In these classes, students will begin using Python for AI and data science. We will explore more advanced elements of Python such as dictionaries and files, and learn how to employ Python’s powerful modules to build games, stories and realworld data projects. Prerequisites: You must have taken Scratch 1-3 with us or equivalent; familiarity with basic coding concepts such as conditional, loop, variable, and events. Requirements: Students must have a laptop or desktop device with Zoom, a Chrome browser, and high internet connectivity.

Instructor Create and Learn

Location Online

Wks 12 Res $199 NR $204 Age 10-15 AC 1063 1 2/1-4/19 W 4-5 pm

INT/ADVANCED JR TENNIS

The focus of this class is on developing stroke dependability so that students can rally from the baseline. This is a high energy, dynamic, fitness-challenging tennis program designed to bring students to a level where they have the tools to start playing matches. Beginning students age 14 years or older should start in this group. There is a 20% discount for multiday registration, which will automatically apply at checkout when an individual is registered for multiple days within the same session. No multi-family or multi-session discount.

Instructor Tennis Anyone Location Ronald Reagan Park, 2201 Peaceful Hills Rd. Age 7-17 Res $159 NR $164

Wks 4

AC 1204 1 1/10-1/31 Tu 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1204 2 2/7-2/28 Tu 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1204 3 3/7-3/28 Tu 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1204 4 4/4-4/25 Tu 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1204 5 5/2-5/23 Tu 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1207 1 1/10-1/31 Tu 7:40-8:40 pm

AC 1207 2 2/7-2/28 Tu 7:40-8:40 pm

AC 1207 3 3/7-3/28 Tu 7:40-8:40 pm

AC 1207 4 4/4-4/25 Tu 7:40-8:40 pm

AC 1207 5 5/2-5/23 Tu 7:40-8:40 pm

AC 1205 1 1/11-2/1 W 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1205 2 2/8-3/1 W 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1205 3 3/8-3/29 W 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1205 4 4/5-4/26 W 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1205 5 5/3-5/24 W 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1206 1 1/12-2/2 Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1206 2 2/9-3/2 Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1206 3 3/9-3/30 Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1206 4 4/6-4/27 Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1206 5 5/4-5/25 Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1208 1 1/12-2/2 Th 7:40-8:40 pm

AC 1208 2 2/9-3/2 Th 7:40-8:40 pm

AC 1208 3 3/9-3/30 Th 7:40-8:40 pm

AC 1208 4 4/6-4/27 Th 7:40-8:40 pm

AC 1208 5 5/4-5/25 Th 7:30-8:30 pm

INTRODUCTION TO PICKLEBALL

Learn the fastest-growing sport in America! With a combination of tennis, ping pong, and badminton, all ages and abilities can enjoy this social sport. Our IPTPA certified pro will teach you the rules, basic shots and court fundamentals in a friendly, non-competitive environment. We look forward to seeing you on the court!

Instructor Aaron Talalay

Location Maple Hill Park, 1309 S. Maple Hill Rd. Wks 4 Res $95 NR $100

Age 5-17

AC 1124 1 1/9-1/30 M 5-6 pm

AC 1124 2 2/6-2/27 M 5-6 pm

AC 1124 3 3/6-3/27 M 5-6 pm

AC 1124 4 4/3-4/24 M 5-6 pm

AC 1124 5 5/1-5/22 M 5-6 pm

HARMONY AIKIDO

Learn effective self-defense and build confidence through physical conditioning, balance and flexibility. Wooden hardware is used, such as the bokken (replica sword), Jo (staff) and Tanko (replica knife), to strengthen joints and muscles while helping align the body for correct techniques. There is an optional material fee of $85 for the uniform and an additional fee for the wooden hardware payable to the instructor.

Instructor Ethan Tam

Location Diamond Bar Center, Oak Room Wks 10 Res $118 NR $123

Age 6+

AC 1017 1 1/5-3/9 Th 5-6:30 pm

AC 1017 2 3/16-5/25 Th 5-6:30 pm

No Class 4/13

SPLASHBALL

A beginner’s course to develop water safety skills and improve basic swim skills. This fun and easy class aims to teach the water polo basics. If your child is interested in aquatic sports, this is the perfect starting point. Schedule subject to change.

Instructor Raptor Sports

Location Diamond Bar High School, 2400 Pathfinder Rd. Wks 4 Res $140 NR $145

Age 5-10

AC 1106 1 2/21-3/16 Tu,Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1106 2 3/21-4/20 Tu,Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1106 3 4/25-5/18 Tu,Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1106 4 2/21-3/16 Tu,Th 7:30-8:30 pm

AC 1106 5 3/21-4/20 Tu,Th 7:30-8:30 pm

AC 1106 6 4/25-5/18 Tu,Th 7:30-8:30 pm No Class 4/4, 4/6

YOUTH WATER POLO ACADEMY

INTRODUCTORY PROGRAM

Our youth water polo academy is an introductory program for beginners to learn the basic fundamentals and rules of water polo. Schedule subject to change. Participants should be able to swim 25 yards at a time.

Instructor Raptor Sports

Location Diamond Bar High School, 2400 Pathfinder Rd. Wks 4 Res $140 NR $145

Age 9-14

AC 1105 1

SWIM ACADEMY - STROKE TECHNIQUE

AND ENDURANCE

This swim academy is an introductory program for advanced beginners to progress the basic fundamental stroke techniques of swimming and to build endurance. Schedule is subject to change. Prerequisite: Participants must be able to swim 25 yards in order to participate in class

Instructor Raptor Sports

Location Diamond Bar High School, 2400 Pathfinder Rd. Wks 4 Res $240 NR $245

Age 7-14

AC 1184 1 2/21-3/16 M-Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1184 2 3/20-4/20 M-Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1184 3 4/24-5/18 M-Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1184 4 2/21-3/16 M-Th 7:30-8:30 pm

AC 1184 5 3/20-4/20 M-Th 7:30-8:30 pm

AC 1184 6 4/24-5/18 M-Th 7:30-8:30 pm

No Class 2/20, 4/3, 4/4, 4/5, 4/6

MULTI-SPORT WITH SPORTBALL

Sportball Multi-Sport is a dynamic sports program that focuses on skill development in a different sport each class (soccer, basketball, football, volleyball, tennis, hockey, golf and baseball). Classes apply developmentally appropriate methodology to introduce, practice, and refine motor skills, progress sports skills, reinforce the benefits of teamwork and prepare your athlete for a future of confident sports participation. Parent participation required for children under age 3.

Instructor Sportball Instructor

Location Ronald Reagan Park, 2201 Peaceful Hills Rd. Wks 6 Res $125 NR $130

Age 5-7

AC 1167 1 1/8-2/12 Su 11:30 am-12:15 pm AC 1167 2 2/26-4/2 Su 11:30 am-12:15 pm AC 1167 3 4/16-5/21 Su 11:30 am-12:15 pm

GOLF WITH SPORTBALL

Instructor Sportball Instructor

2/21-3/16 Tu&Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1105 2 3/21-4/20 Tu&Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1105 3 4/25-5/18 Tu&Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1105 4 2/21-3/16 Tu&Th 7:30-8:30 pm

AC 1105 5 3/21-4/20 Tu&Th 7:30-8:30 pm

AC 1105 6 4/25-5/18 Tu&Th 7:30-8:30 pm

No Class 4/4, 4/6

YOUTH SPORTS

BASKETBALL

Students will enjoy a great time playing basketball and making new friends while learning the benefits of sportsmanship, sharing and teamwork.

Instructor TriFytt Sports

Location Maple Hill Park

Wks 8 Res $159 NR $164

Age 3-5

AC 1007 1 1/18-3/8 W 5-5:45 pm

AC 1007 2 3/29-5/17 W 5-5:45 pm

Age 5-7

AC 1008 1 1/18-3/8 W 6-6:45 pm

AC 1008 2 3/29-5/17 W 6-6:45 pm

Age 7-12

AC 1009 1 1/18-3/8 W 7-7:45 pm

AC 1009 2 3/29-5/17 W 7-7:45 pm

TOT/PRE SOCCER

Little tykes will enjoy running and kicking just like the big kids! Children will have fun and learn the basic techniques of the game while building self-esteem. Children learn to follow instructions in a nurturing, age-appropriate environment. All participants receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey! Shin guards are required after the first meeting.

Instructor Kidz Love Soccer

Location Heritage Park, 2900 S. Brea Canyon Rd. Wks 5 Res $135 NR $140

Age 3.5-5

AC 1002 1 1/18-2/15 W 5:15-5:50 pm

AC 1002 2 3/8-4/5 W 5:15-5:50 pm

AC 1002 3 4/19-5/17 W 5:15-5:50 pm

SOCCER 1: TECHNIQUES & TEAMWORK

Players will learn dribbling, passing, defense and shooting goals! Fun skill games are played at every session, and every participant will have a ball at their feet. Small-sided soccer matches will be introduced gradually. Perfect for first-time players while being fun and engaging for kids with some experience. All participants receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey! Shin guards are required after the first meeting.

Instructor Kidz Love Soccer

Location Heritage Park, 2900 S. Brea Canyon Rd. Wks 5 Res $135 NR $140

Age 5-6

AC 1011 1 1/18-2/15 W 4:30-5:15 pm

AC 1011 2 3/8-4/5 W 4:30-5:15 pm

AC 1011 3 4/19-5/17 W 4:30-5:15 pm

SOCCER 2: SKILLZ & SCRIMMAGES

A great introduction to competitive soccer, Skillz and Scrimmages teaches advanced skill building such as dribbling, passing and shooting in a team format, as well as an introduction to goal-tending. Kids will scrimmage and learn to play together as a team. From defense and midfield to forward and goalie. Kids get exposure to playing every position and have a blast doing it. Appropriate for players of varying skill levels. And best of all, each participant receives a jersey! Skillz & Scrimmages classes are 45 minutes long and meet once a week.

Instructor Kidz Love Soccer

Location Heritage Park, 2900 S. Brea Canyon Rd. Wks 5 Res $135 NR $140

Age 7-10

AC 1012 1 1/18-2/15 W 3:45-4:30 pm

AC 1012 2 3/8-4/5 W 3:45-4:30 pm

AC 1012 3 4/19-5/17 W 3:45-4:30 pm

SOCCER CAMP - YOUTH EVOLUTION

Using our progressive curriculum and whole-player focus, this one-week soccer camp will teach your child the skills they need both on and off the field. Our coaches will focus on respect, teamwork and responsibility. We will start each day with a "skill of the day" and progress to drills and games, making this an unforgettable camp experience for your young athlete. After a week of agility drills, shooting, passing and explosive drills, your player will enjoy improved confidence in their soccer skills.

Instructor Youth Evolution Instructor

Location Sycamore Canyon Park, 22930 Golden Springs Dr. Wks 1 Res $129 NR $134

Age 5-7

AC 1172 1 4/3-4/5 M-W 9 am-12 pm Age 7-11 AC 1173 1 4/3-4/5 M-W 9 am-12 pm

SOCCER LEVEL 1

Learn fundamental movement skills and build overall motor skills. This course is designed for children to learn the fundamentals of soccer. The program focuses on technique using activities that subsequently build on each other, helping the children to gradually increase their ability to learn basic soccer skills by also helping to establish a fun, nurturing atmosphere for the children.

Instructor Youth Evolution Instructor

Location Sycamore Canyon Park, 22930 Golden Springs Dr. Wks 5 Res $119 NR $134

Age 3.5-5 AC 1169 1 1/21-2/25 Sa 9:40-10:15 am AC 1169 2 3/18-4/22 Sa 9:40-10:15 am No Class 2/18, 4/8

SOCCER LEVEL 2

This course will focus on dribbling, passing, shot technique and teamwork. Children will be introduced to fitness and sportsmanship, providing an opportunity for children to be challenged through fun games and team interaction. Following our motto, Play, Learn, and Grow, children will be introduced to a variety skill that will improve their overall motor abilities to play the sport of soccer.

Instructor Youth Evolution Instructor

Location Sycamore Canyon Park, 22930 Golden Springs Dr. Wks 5 Res $119 NR $124

Age 5-7

AC 1170 1 1/21-2/25 Sa 10:15-11 am AC 1170 2 3/18-4/22 Sa 10:15-11 am No Class 2/18, 4/8

SOCCER LEVEL 3

The level 3 course is aimed at improving large motor skills, spatial awareness and teamwork. The instructor will focus on fitness and agility. Drills become a bit more advanced and teach children how to perform under pressure. Drills are focused on more complex activities that include fast breaks and multiple defensive structures. Your child will learn explosive plays, improve their footwork and develop their range and accuracy of shooting.

Instructor Youth Evolution Instructor

Location Sycamore Canyon Park, 22930 Golden Springs Dr. Wks 5 Res $119 NR $124

Age 8-11

AC 1171 1 1/21-2/25 Sa 11-11:45 am

AC 1171 2 3/18-4/22 Sa 11-11:45 am No Class 2/18, 4/8

YOUTH EVOLUTION BASKETBALL CAMP

Using our progressive curriculum and whole-player focus, this three-day camp will teach your child the skills they need both on and off the court. Our coaches will focus on respect, teamwork and responsibility. We will start each day with a "Skill of the day" and progress to drills and games, making this an unforgettable camp experience for your young athlete.

Instructor Youth Evolution Instructor

Location Sycamore Canyon Park, 22930 Golden Springs Dr. Wks 1 Res $129 NR $134 Age 5-7

AC 1027 1 4/3-4/5 M-W 9 am-12 pm Age 7-11

AC 1029 1 4/3-4/5 M-W 9 am-12 pm

BASKETBALL LEVEL 1 - YOUTH EVOLUTION

Learn fundamental movement skills and build overall motor skills. This course is designed for children to learn the fundamental concepts of basketball. The program focuses on technique through the use of activities that subsequently help build on each other, helping the children to gradually increase their ability to do the basic skill to help them play the sport of the basketball.

Instructor Youth Evolution Instructor

Location Ronald Reagan Park, 2201 Peaceful Hills Rd. Wks 5 Res $119 NR $124 Age 3.5-5

AC 1227 1 1/23-2/27 M 3:45-4:15 pm

AC 1227 2 3/13-4/17 M 3:45-4:15 pm

No Class 2/20, 4/10

BASKETBALL LEVEL 2 - YOUTH EVOLUTION

This course will focus on dribbling, passing, shot technique and teamwork. Adjustable hoops and appropriately sized basketballs are used to always provide just the right amount of challenge. The children will explore the sport of basketball through a variety of activities and games.

Instructor Youth Evolution Instructor

Location Ronald Reagan Park, 2201 Peaceful Hills Rd. Wks 5 Res $119 NR $124

Age 5-7

AC 1228 1 1/23-2/27 M 4:15-4:45 pm

AC 1228 2 3/13-4/17 M 4:15-4:45 pm No Class 2/20, 4/10

BASKETBALL LEVEL 3 - YOUTH EVOLUTION

The level 3 course is aimed to improve large motor skills, spatial awareness and teamwork. The instructor will focus on agility and drills which become a bit more advanced and teach children how to perform under the pressure of the clock and their opponents. Drills are focused on more complex activities that include fast breaks, coordinated offensive plays and multiple defensive structures. Your child will now learn explosive plays, improve their footwork and develop their range and accuracy of shooting.

Instructor Youth Evolution Instructor

Location Ronald Reagan Park, 2201 Peaceful Hills Rd. Wks 5 Res $119 NR $124

Age 7-11

AC 1229 1 1/23-2/27 M 4:45-5:30 pm

AC 1229 2 3/13-4/17 M 4:45-5:30 pm

No Class 2/20, 4/10

NEW! FLAG FOOTBALL LEVEL 2

Youth Evolution Flag Football is designed for girls and boys to learn and develop football fundamentals with an emphasis on fun and fair play. This program is highly recommended for kids who want a safer alternative to contact leagues. The program will emphasize practicing good sportsmanship, the importance of dedication and more importantly, having fun!

Instructor Youth Evolution Instructor

Location Sycamore Canyon Park, 22930 Golden Springs Dr. Wks 5 Res $119 NR $124

Age 6-7

AC 1044 1 1/18-2/15 W 3:30-4:15 pm

AC 1044 2 3/8-4/5 W 3:30-4:15 pm

NEW! FLAG FOOTBALL LEVEL 3

Youth Evolution Flag Football is designed for girls and boys to learn and develop football fundamentals with an emphasis on fun and fair play. This program is highly recommended for kids who want a safer alternative to contact leagues. The program will emphasize practicing good sportsmanship, the importance of dedication and more importantly, having fun!

Instructor Youth Evolution Instructor

Location Sycamore Canyon Park, 22930 Golden Springs Dr. Wks 5 Res $119 NR $124

Age 8-9

AC 1045 1 1/18-2/15 W 4:15-5 pm AC 1045 2 3/8-4/5 W 4:15-5 pm

NEW! FLAG FOOTBALL LEVEL 4

Youth Evolution Flag Football is designed for girls and boys to learn and develop football fundamentals with an emphasis on fun and fair play. This program is highly recommended for kids who want a safer alternative to contact leagues. The program will emphasize practicing good sportsmanship, the importance of dedication and more importantly, having fun!

Instructor Youth Evolution Instructor

Location Sycamore Canyon Park, 22930 Golden Springs Dr. Wks 5 Res $119 NR $124

Age 9-11

AC 1046 1 1/18-2/15 W 5-5:45 pm AC 1046 2 3/8-4/5 W 5-5:45 pm

TEEN

SUMMER VOLUNTEEN PROGRAM

The City’s Volunteen Program is a summer volunteer program for Diamond Bar teens ages 13-17 that is designed for teens interested in acquiring work experience and building leadership skills. Each Volunteen will go through an interview process after being registered for the program. Depending on their availability and interests, Volunteens will be assigned to various program “jobs” such as Summer Day Camp, Kinder Skills, Concerts in the Park, or Senior Programs. More program and interview details are available online at www.diamondbarca.gov/volunteens

Registration Dates: February 6 - April 14

Register online at www.diamondbarca.gov/recregister, using Activity Code 2760-1 for 13-year-olds or Activity Code 2761-1 for 14-to 17-year-olds $25 Registration Fee

For more information, call (909) 839-7062 or email jherrera@diamondbarca.gov

YOUTH SPORTS/TEEN ENRICHMENT

TEEN ENRICHMENT

OPEN TO TEENS IN GRADES 8TH-12TH

Help make a positive difference in your community by teaming up with friends and peers to create new programs and activities for Diamond Bar. You’ll gain leadership skills and earn volunteer hours.

DB 4Youth meets at 6 pm the last Tuesday of every month at the Diamond Bar Center. Times and dates are subject to change. Registration required.

Register online at www.diamondbarca.gov/recregister AC 5732 1

More information and application available by calling or going online: www.diamondbarca.gov/db4youth (909) 839-7070

HIP-HOP KIDS

This fun class is ideal for beginners! Students will learn cool hip hop moves, and dance styles! Students will be introduced to intensive dance activities and fresh choreography while learning to dance to popular music of today! Students will perform in a dance performance at the end of the class.

Instructor Talented Arts

Location Diamond Bar Center, Oak Room

Wks 5 Res $90 NR $95

Age 9-13

AC 1234 1 1/8-2/5 Su 12-1 pm

AC 1234 2 2/19-3/19 Su 12-1 pm

AC 1234 3 4/2-4/30 Su 12-1 pm

AC 1234 4 5/7-6/4 Su 12-1 pm

HOLLYWOOD SUPERSTARS

Does your child love to act and sing? If so, sign them up for this new class where instructors turn your child into talented actors and singers! Students will enjoy fun acting games, dance choreography and songs from popular musicals. This class will culminate in an onstage performance!

Instructor Talented Arts

Location Diamond Bar Center, Oak Room Wks 5 Res $90 NR $95

Age 9-13

AC 1232 1 1/8-2/5 Su 2-3 pm

AC 1232 2 2/19-3/19 Su 2-3 pm

AC 1232 3 4/2-4/30 Su 2-3 pm

AC 1232 4 5/7-6/4 Su 2-3 pm

NEW! KIDS ARTS & CRAFTS

Students will participate in fun creative art and design activities! Activities include painting, sketching, sewing and knitting. Kids will have a fun time deigning beautiful creations while meeting new friends.

Instructor Talented Arts

Location Diamond Bar Center, Oak Room

Wks 5 Res $90 NR $95

Age 5-12

AC 1236 1 1/8-2/5 Su 10-11 am

AC 1236 2 2/19-3/19 Su 10-11 am

AC 1236 3 4/2-4/30 Su 10-11 am

AC 1236 4 5/7-6/4 Su 10-11 am

BALLET INTENSIVE

Ballet technique with barre exercises emphasizing on proper form and technique. Building confidence, improving posture and gain flexibility. Ballet experience is requested but not a must.

Instructor Sheri Liebe

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room

Wks 6 Res $120 NR $125

Age 8-13

AC 1028 1 1/12-2/16 Th 5-6 pm

AC 1028 2 2/23-3/30 Th 5-6 pm

HIP-HOP & BREAK DANCING

Calling all dancers! Let's learn how to break dance and hip hop dance in a fun non- judgmental environment. Building strength, core and stamina while building character. This is a great class for both boys and girls!

Instructor Sheri Liebe

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room

Wks 6 Res $120 NR $125

Age 8-16

AC 1139 1 1/12-2/16 Th 6-7 pm

AC 1139 2 2/23-3/30 Th 6-7 pm

NEW! ANIMAL DRAWING

Master the techniques of animal drawing through understanding anatomical structure, behavior, and habitat. Students will learn the skeletal and muscular structures to fur textures using graphite and ink. The objective is to accurately capture the animal body using gesture drawings to detailed illustrations. Sketchbook is required.

Instructor Heather Chang

Location Diamond Bar Center, Maple Room

Wks 6 Res $170 NR $175 Age 13-17

AC 1013 1 1/7-2/11 Sa 2-3 pm

AC 1013 2 2/18-3/25 Sa 2-3 pm AC 1013 3 4/1-5/6 Sa 2-3 pm

BASICS IN COLOR THEORY

Learn the basis of color theory in this exciting class! Students will explore color by using pastels on their drawings and apply coloring techniques such as compliments, contrast and values. This class is for students to have fun and learn at their own pace. Please wear or bring an old shirt that you don't mind getting dirty. Student should supply their own Pentel Oil Pastels - set of 50.

Instructor Heather Chang Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room Wks 4 Res $75 NR $80 Age 6-17

AC 1035 1 1/3-1/24 Tu 4-5 pm AC 1035 2 1/31-2/21 Tu 4-5 pm AC 1035 3 2/28-3/21 Tu 4-5 pm AC 1035 4 3/28-4/25 Tu 4-5 pm No Class 4/11

BASICS IN SCULPTING CLAY

Learn to sculpt using air drive clay. Students will learn sculpting techniques such as pinching and coiling but most of all, being creative with their fingertips. This class is for students to have fun using clay to make simple objects and characters. All supplies will be provided.

Instructor Heather Chang Location Diamond Bar Center, Maple Room Wks 4 Res $75 NR $80 Age 5-17

AC 1038 1 1/5-1/26 Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1038 2 2/2-2/23 Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1038 3 3/2-3/23 Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1038 4 3/30-4/27 Th 6:30-7:30 pm No Class 4/13

BASICS IN WATERCOLOR PAINTING

Learn to paint watercolor! Students will explore various watercolor techniques, color mixing, color matching, drawing and painting. Each student will complete different paintings and work at their own pace. Students must provide their own 9"X12" watercolor pad (Strathmore recommended).

Instructor Heather Chang

Location Diamond Bar Center, Maple Room

Wks 4 Res $75 NR $80

Age 6-17

AC 1037 1 1/4-1/25 W 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1037 2 2/1-2/22 W 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1037 3 3/1-3/22 W 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1037 4 3/29-4/26 W 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1037 5 1/6-1/27 F 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1037 6 2/3-2/24 F 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1037 7 3/3-3/24 F 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1037 8 3/31-4/28 F 6:30-7:30 pm

No Class 4/12, 4/14

EXPLORING VARIOUS ART MEDIUMS!

Explore and play with various art mediums while creating fun artworks! Students will learn the basic concepts of art by experimenting with various inks, watercolors, air-dry clays and oil pastels. Best part is all materials are included for your convenience!

Instructor Heather Chang

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room Wks 4 Res $75 NR $80

Age 6-17

AC 1039 1 1/3-1/24 Tu 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1039 2 1/31-2/21 Tu 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1039 3 2/28-3/21 Tu 5:30-6 pm

AC 1039 4 3/28-4/25 Tu 5:30-6:30 pm

No Class 11/27

NEW! FLOWERS ON CUPCAKES

A variety of spring flowers, leaves, and decorations will be taught in this one-day workshop. Students will leave the class with six different cupcakes decorated and ready to give as gifts with one cupcake in a special container. A material fee of $15 is due to the instructor at the class. Easy and fun for everyone!

Instructor Geraldine Keller

Location Diamond Bar Center, Pine Room Wks 1 Res $50 NR $55

Age 10+

AC 1096 1 3/30 Th 6-8 pm

FONDANT BASICS

The class will begin with the coloring or storing of Fondant. Various molds and cutters will be introduced to make flowers, leaves, bumble bees, lady bugs and fun creatures. Other tools will be incorporated into the class such as dusts, powders, glitters, beads and paint to enhance the fondant creations. A $15 material fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class.

Instructor Geraldine Keller

Location Diamond Bar Center, Pine Room Wks 1 Res $50 NR $55

Age 10+

AC 1069 1 4/19 W 6-8 pm

FUN WITH FONDANT

This class is for those who want to have fun with Fondant! You will make various critters, bumble bees, flowers and leaves. Other techniques introduced will be how to paint Fondant, colorize it, incorporate various dusts for dimensions and more! A $15.00 material fee will be due to the instructor at the beginning of class.

Instructor Geraldine Keller

Location Diamond Bar Center, Pine Room Wks 1 Res $50 NR $55

Age 10+

AC 1176 1 1/12 Th 6-8 pm

NEW! STAR GAZING COOKIES

You will use Royal Icing as the medium to make Star Gazing Cookies! The technique of wet-on-wet will be used to create a galaxy cookie, various planets and other fun items when star gazing. Easy and fun for all ages. A $15 material fee is due to the instructor at the class.

Instructor Geraldine Keller

Location Diamond Bar Center, Pine Room

Wks 1 Res $50 NR $55

Age 10-17 AC 1175 1 3/16 Th 6-8 pm

NEW! DRAWING

This is an introductory course to drawing. In each class, we will explore new elements of drawing (line, shape, space, perspective, texture, value, composition) and eventually we will combine all these elements to create a finished drawing. A material list will be provided prior to the first class.

Instructor Julianna Balogh Location Pantera Park Activity Room Wks 15 Res $200 NR $205 Age 15+ AC 1178 1 1/31-5/16 Tu 3-5 pm No Class 4/11

NEW! LEARN TO BE A MAGICIAN!

Learn the basics of magic in this new class! After learning the secrets of the tricks, students will also learn how to perform the magic as well. Each participant will receive a certificate of completion at the end of each session. $30 material fee payable to instructor on the first day of class.

Instructor Martin Holguin Location Diamond Bar Center, Maple Room Wks 7 Res $160 NR $165 Age 13-18 AC 1243 1 1/9-2/27 M 6:45-7:45 pm AC 1243 2 3/13-5/1 M 6:45-7:45 pm No Class 2/20, 4/10

iPHONE PHOTOGRAPHY

Do you use your iPhone camera and editing features to their full potential? This class will show you all the functions that come with the iPhone.

Instructor Tony Wang Location Diamond Bar Center, Oak Room Wks 3 Res $65 NR $70 Age 16+ AC 1240 1 1/10-1/24 Tu 3-5 pm Location Diamond Bar Center, Pine Room AC 1240 2 1/18-2/1 W 6:30-8:30 pm

NEW! PYTHON FOR AL UNITS 1-3

Students take a deeper dive into coding using Python. Student will transition from block coding. See page 14 for a complete description.

Instructor Create and Learn Location Online

Wks 12 Res $199 NR $204 Age 10-15 AC 1063 1 2/1-4/19 W 4-5 pm

GAME DEVELOPMENT & DESIGN WITH ROBLOX

RRoblox is an immersive educational tool where the opportunities for creativity and imagination are limitless. This class teaches students real coding, game design, 3D and entrepreneurial skills.

Instructor Coding Minds

Location Online

Wks 4 Res $120 NR $125 Age 10-15

AC 1064 1 1/27-2/17 F 5-6 pm AC 1064 2 2/24-3/17 F 5-6 pm AC 1064 3 3/24-4/14 F 5-6 pm AC 1064 4 4/21-5/12 F 5-6 pm

TEEN ENRICHMENT

TEEN/ADULT ENRICHMENT/SPORTS

ACCELERATED SCRATCH UNITS 1-3

This class uses Scratch, a coding platform developed by MIT, as a tool to teach core computer science and coding concepts such as loop conditional, motion and sensing. Students will also work on a project in each session ranging from animation, games, to graphic design and storytelling, etc. The class employs a variety of interesting topics to teach logical thinking and inspire creativity, so your kids are not only learning but also creating, starting from day one. Kids will be challenged to be creative and solve tough problems while learning the deeper computer science concepts. The curriculum is similar to Scratch classes but customized from Middle and High School students. Beginner Level Technical Requirements: Students must have a laptop or desktop device with zoom, a Chrome browser and high connectivity internet.

Instructor Create and Learn

Location Online

Wks 12 Res $199 NR $204

Age 10-15

AC 1223 1 1/13-3/31 F 4-4:55 pm

INTRODUCTION TO PICKLEBALL

Learn the fastest-growing sport in America! With a combination of tennis, ping pong, and badminton, all ages and abilities can enjoy this social sport. Our IPTPA certified pro will teach you the rules, basic shots and court fundamentals in a friendly, non-competitive environment. We look forward to seeing you on the court!

Instructor Aaron Talalay

Location Maple Hill Park, 1309 S. Maple Hill Rd. Wks 4 Res $95 NR $100

Age 5-17

AC 1124 1 1/9-1/30 M 5-6 pm

AC 1124 2 2/6-2/27 M 5-6 pm

AC 1124 3 3/6-3/27 M 5-6 pm

AC 1124 4 4/3-4/24 M 5-6 pm

AC 1124 5 5/1-5/22 M 5-6 pm

KAJUKENBO KARATE

Learn self-defense techniques of Kajukenbo (Hawaiian Mixed Martial Art that combines Karate, Judo, Jujitsu, Kenpo and Kung Fu) while improving your physical fitness and building self-confidence. First-time students should wear loose fitting clothes. Returning students can purchase a required uniform from the instructor. More details on our Facebook Page: Diamond Bar Kajukenbo.

Instructor John Bishop

Location Diamond Bar Center, Oak Room

Wks 5 Res $60 NR $65

Age 12+

AC 1026 1 1/10-2/9

AC 1026 2 2/21-3/23

Tu&Th 7:30-8:30 pm

Tu&Th 7:30-8:30 pm

AC 1026 3 3/28-5/4 Tu&Th 7:30-8:30 pm

AC 1026 4 5/11-6/15 Tu&Th 7:30-8:30 pm

No Class 4/11, 4/13, 5/25

HARMONY AIKIDO

Learn effective self-defense and build confidence through physical conditioning, balance and flexibility. Wooden hardware is used, such as the bokken (replica sword), Jo (staff) and Tanko (replica knife), to strengthen joints and muscles while helping align the body for correct techniques. There is an optional material fee of $85 for the uniform and an additional fee for the wooden hardware payable to the instructor.

Instructor Ethan Tam

Location Diamond Bar Center, Oak Room

Wks 10 Res $118 NR $123

Age 6+

AC 1017 1 1/5-3/9 Th 5-6:30 pm

AC 1017 2 3/16-5/25 Th 5-6:30 pm

No Class 4/13

YOUTH WATER POLO

ACADEMY

INTRODUCTORY PROGRAM

Our youth water polo academy is an introductory program for beginners to learn the basic fundamentals and rules of water polo. Schedule subject to change. Participants should be able to swim 25 yards at a time.

Instructor Raptor Sports

Location

Diamond Bar High School, 2400 Pathfinder Rd. Wks 4 Res $140 NR $145

Age 9-14

AC 1105 1 2/21-3/16 Tu&Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1105 2 3/21-4/20 Tu&Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1105 3 4/25-5/18 Tu&Th 6:30-7:30 pm

AC 1105 4 2/21-3/16 Tu&Th 7:30-8:30 pm

AC 1105 5 3/21-4/20 Tu&Th 7:30-8:30 pm

AC 1105 6 4/25-5/18 Tu&Th 7:30-8:30 pm

No Class 4/4, 4/6

SWIM ACADEMY - STROKE TECHNIQUE AND ENDURANCE

This swim academy is an introductory program for advanced beginners to progress the basic fundamental stroke techniques of swimming and to build endurance. Schedule is subject to change. Prerequisite: Participants must be able to swim 25 yards in order to participate in class

Instructor Raptor Sports

Location Diamond Bar High School, 2400 Pathfinder Rd. Wks 4 Res $240 NR $245

Age 7-14

AC 1184 1 2/21-3/16 M-Th 6:30-7:30 pm AC 1184 2 3/20-4/20 M-Th 6:30-7:30 pm AC 1184 3 4/24-5/18 M-Th 6:30-7:30 pm AC 1184 4 2/21-3/16 M-Th 7:30-8:30 pm AC 1184 5 3/20-4/20 M-Th 7:30-8:30 pm AC 1184 6 4/24-5/18 M-Th 7:30-8:30 pm No Class 2/20, 4/3, 4/4, 4/5, 4/6

ADULTS

ADULT CO-ED RECREATIONAL VOLLEYBALL

Improve your skills with our recreational volleyball program! This drop-in program is designed for those who want to get on the court and play. There are no officials, no strict rules and teams will be formed informally as players arrive. Violations will be called using the honor system.

Age 18+

Location TBA Wks 8 Res $40 NR $45 AC 1581 1 1/23-3/20 M 7-9 pm www.diamondbarca.gov/recregister or call (909) 839-7070.

No Class 2/20

iPHONE PHOTOGRAPHY

Do you use your iPhone camera and editing features to their full potential? This class will show you all the functions that come with the iPhone.

Instructor Tony Wang

Location Diamond Bar Center, Oak Room Wks 3 Res $65 NR $70 Age 16+ AC 1240 1 1/10-1/24 Tu 3-5 pm

Location Diamond Bar Center, Pine Room AC 1240 2 1/18-2/1 W 6:30-8:30 pm

NEW! DRAWING

This is an introductory course to drawing. In each class, we will explore new elements of drawing (line, shape, space, perspective, texture, value, composition) and eventually we will combine all these elements to create a finished drawing. A material list will be provided prior to the first class.

Instructor Julianna Balogh

Location Pantera Park Activity Room

Wks 15 Res $200 NR $205

Age 15+

AC 1178 1 1/31-5/16 Tu 3-5 pm

No Class 4/11

NEW! ADULT TAP

If you have ever told yourself “I wish I had learned to tap dance”: this is the class for you. Come join the fun and let’s learn to shuffle on the buffalo. Tap shoes required.

Instructor Sheri Liebe

Location HD Dance

Wks 6 Res $100 NR $105

Age 18+

AC 1121 1 1/9-2/13 M 9:15-10:15 am AC 1121 2 2/20-3/27 M 9:15-10:15 am

NEW! FLOWERS ON CUPCAKES

A variety of spring flowers, leaves, and decorations will be taught in this one-day workshop. Students will leave the class with six different cupcakes decorated and ready to give as gifts with one cupcake in a special container. A material fee of $15 is due to the instructor at the class. Easy and fun for everyone!

Instructor Geraldine Keller

Location Diamond Bar Center, Pine Room

Wks 1 Res $50 NR $55

Age 10+

AC 1096 1 3/30 Th 6-8 pm

FONDANT BASICS

The class will begin with the coloring or storing of Fondant. Various molds and cutters will be introduced to make flowers, leaves, bumble bees, lady bugs and fun creatures. Other tools will be incorporated into the class such as dusts, powders, glitters, beads and paint to enhance the fondant creations. A $15 material fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class.

Instructor Geraldine Keller

Location Diamond Bar Center, Pine Room Wks 1 Res $50 NR $55

Age 10+

AC 1069 1 4/19 W 6-8 pm

FUN WITH FONDANT

This class is for those who want to have fun with Fondant! You will make various critters, bumble bees, flowers and leaves. Other techniques introduced will be how to paint Fondant, colorize it, incorporate various dusts for dimensions and more! A $15.00 material fee will be due to the instructor at the beginning of class.

Instructor Geraldine Keller

Location Diamond Bar Center, Pine Room Wks 1 Res $50 NR $55

Age 10+

AC 1176 1 1/12 Th 6-8 pm

NEW! STAR GAZING COOKIES

You will use Royal Icing as the medium to make Star Gazing Cookies! The technique of wet-on-wet will be used to create a galaxy cookie, various planets and other fun items when star gazing. Easy and fun for all ages. A $15 material fee is due to the instructor at the class.

Instructor Geraldine Keller

Location Diamond Bar Center, Pine Room Wks 1 Res $50 NR $55

Age 10-17

AC 1175 1 3/16 Th 6-8 pm

EVENING YOGA

Improve flexibility and movement with this very gentle and calm yoga class just for you! Great for those who have never done yoga before, have difficulty moving or sleeping and would like to maintain good health.

Instructor Joann Chung

Location Diamond Bar Center, Pine Room

Wks 6 Res $94 NR $99

Age 18+

AC 1033 1 1/9-2/13 M 7-8 pm AC 1033 2 2/27-4/3 M 7-8 pm Wks 5 Res $80 NR $85 AC 1033 3 4/17-5/15 M 7-8 pm

HEART CHAN ZEN MEDITATION

Step-by-step instructions will be given which include floor sitting, belly breathing, body alignment and cultivation of “Chi.” Fundamental teachings of Heart Chan practice and integrating body, mind and spirit in everyday life throughout the course. Wearing loose clothing is recommended for the class.

Instructor Heart Chan Location Diamond Bar Center, Pine Room Wks 8 Res $80 NR $85 Age 18+ AC 1127 1 2/4-3/25 Sa 10-11:30 am

NEW! MAT PILATES (BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE)

Improve core strength, flexibility, mobility, balance and muscle tone throughout the traditional mat Pilates work. This class is designed to work your arms, legs, hips, glutes, abs and spine to help you build a strong and balanced body while improving posture and overall physical and mental well-being.

Instructor Francoise Zambra

Location Diamond Bar Center, Pine Room Wks 3 Res $70 NR $75 Age 18+ AC 1075 1 1/4-1/25 W 10-11 am Wks 4 Res $90 NR $95 AC 1075 2 2/1-2/22 W 10-11 am AC 1075 3 3/1-3/22 W 10-11 am AC 1075 4 3/29-4/26 W 10-11 am AC 1075 5 5/3-5/24 W 10-11 am

No Class 1/11, 4/12

POUND ROCKOUT WORKOUT

A full-body cardio jam session combining light resistance with constant stimulated drumming. Fuses cardio, Pilates, strength movements, plyometrics and isometric poses.

Instructor Coco Cheng Location Diamond Bar Center, Oak Room Wks 4 Res $50 NR $55 Age 18+ AC 1091 1 1/9-1/30 M 7-7:55 pm AC 1091 2 2/6-3/6 M 7-7:55 pm AC 1091 3 3/13-4/3 M 7-7:55 pm

No Class 2/20

ZUMBA

Latin-inspired, high energy, fun workout with simple cardio-based moves and rhythms to target

Instructor Coco Cheng Location Diamond Bar Center, Oak Room Wks 4 Res $50 NR $55 Age 18+ AC 1094 1 1/4-1/25 W 7-7:55 pm AC 1094 2 2/1-2/22 W 7-7:55 pm AC 1094 3 3/1-3/22 W 7-7:55 pm AC 1094 4 3/29-4/26 W 7-7:55 pm

No Class 4/12

ENRICHMENT

ADULT ENRICHMENT/SPORTS

NEW! ZUMBA GOLD

Perfect for beginners who are looking for modified steps that recreate the original move you love at a lower intensity. The design of the class introduces easy to follow basic choreography that focuses on range of motion and coordination. Come ready to sweat and prepare to leave empowered!

Instructor Renee Lee

Location Diamond Bar Center, Oak Room

Wks 4 Res $55 NR $60

Age 16+

AC 1122 1 1/9-1/30 M 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1122 2 2/6-3/6 M 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1122 3 3/13-4/3 M 5:30-6:30 pm

AC 1122 4 4/17-5/8 M 5:30-6:30 pm

No Class 2/20

KAJUKENBO KARATE

Learn self-defense techniques of Kajukenbo (Hawaiian Mixed Martial Art that combines Karate, Judo, Jujitsu, Kenpo and Kung Fu) while improving your physical fitness and building self-confidence. First time students should wear loose fitting clothes. Returning students can purchase a required uniform from the instructor. More details on our Facebook Page: Diamond Bar Kajukenbo.

Instructor John Bishop

Location Diamond Bar Center, Oak Room

Wks 5 Res $60 NR $65

Age 12+

AC 1026 1 1/10-2/9 Tu&Th 7:30-8:30 pm

AC 1026 2 2/21-3/23 Tu&Th 7:30-8:30 pm

AC 1026 3 3/28-5/4 Tu&Th 7:30-8:30 pm

AC 1026 4 5/11-6/15 Tu&Th 7:30-8:30 pm

No Class 4/11, 4/13, 5/25

HARMONY AIKIDO

Learn effective self-defense and build confidence through physical conditioning, balance and flexibility. Wooden hardware is used, such as the bokken (replica sword), Jo (staff) and Tanko (replica knife), to strengthen joints and muscles, while helping align the body for correct techniques. There is an optional material fee of $85 for the uniform and an additional fee for the wooden hardware payable to the instructor.

Instructor Ethan Tam

Location Diamond Bar Center, Oak Room

Wks 10 Res $118 NR $123

Age 6+

AC 1017 1 1/5-3/9 Th 5-6:30 pm

AC 1017 2 3/16-5/25 Th 5-6:30 pm

No Class 4/13

INTRODUCTION TO PICKLEBALL

Learn the fastest-growing sport in America! With a combination of tennis, ping pong and badminton, all ages and abilities can enjoy this social sport. Our IPTPA certified pro will teach you the rules, basic shots and court fundamentals in a friendly, non-competitive environment. We look forward to seeing you on the court!

Instructor Aaron Talalay

Location Maple Hill Park, 1309 S. Maple Hill Rd.

Wks 4 Res $95 NR $100

Age 18+

AC 1123 1 1/9-1/30 M 6-7 pm

AC 1123 2 1/9-1/30 M 7-8 pm

AC 1123 3 2/6-2/27 M 6-7 pm

AC 1123 4 2/6-2/27 M 7-8 pm

AC 1123 5 3/6-3/27 M 6-7 pm

AC 1123 6 3/6-3/27 M 7-8 pm

AC 1123 7 4/3-4/24 M 6-7 pm

AC 1123 8 4/3-4/24 M 7-8 pm

AC 1123 9 5/1-5/22 M 6-7 pm

AC 1123 10 5/1-5/22 M 7-8 pm

EXCURSIONS

COMMUNITY EXCURSIONS

DAY EXCURSIONS

Excursions depart from and return to the Diamond Bar Center, 1600 Grand Avenue. Excursions are rated on a 1-3 walking level where 1 represents little or no walking, 2 is a moderate amount of walking and 3 is quite a bit of walking. Refunds will be given only when Parks & Recreation is able to resell your reservation to another party. All participants must sign a City liability wavier prior to participating in each excursion. For registration information, call (909) 839-7070.

2023 ROSE PARADE – LEVEL 2

The Iconic New Year’s Day tradition features floraldecorated floats, equestrian units, bands and Tournament entries. Keeping with the Tournament’s “Never on Sunday” tradition since 1893, the 2023 Rose Parade will be held on Monday, Jan. 2, 2023. Excursion includes continental breakfast, roundtrip transportation, grandstand seat, a Diamond Bar seat cushion and a snack for the ride home. Register early, open until filled.

Age All Res $120 NR $125

AC 1450 1 1/2/23 M 6 am-2 pm

Garden Grove Strawberry Festival –

Level 2-3

This charitable event has been benefiting local organizations since 1958. In addition to the many strawberry-featured vendors, there is a whole array of local products and food sold. Also explore the dozens of fun and exciting rides for the whole family. Food and shopping are on your own. This excursion includes roundtrip transportation, admission, and a snack on the way home.

Age All Res $35 NR $40

AC 1451 1 5/28 Sun 9 am- 5 pm

SENIOR EXCURSIONS

FANTASY SPRINGS CASINO – LEVEL 1

Spend the day at Fantasy Springs Casino in Indio! Upon arrival, everyone gets $35 on their player’s card (must present a valid California ID) plus $5 for food. Matinee Bingo is available from 2:30 to 4 pm Lunch is on your own. This excursion includes roundtrip transportation and a snack on the way home.

Age 55+ Res $35 NR $40

AC 1630 1 2/28 Tu 9 am-6 pm

Reservation deadline is Friday, February 17, 2023

CHEECH MARIN CENTER FOR CHICANO ART & CULTURE – LEVEL 2-3

We will begin with a docent-led tour concentrating on the rotating exhibits and art collections of Cheech Marin - one of the world’s foremost collectors of Chicano Art. Following the tour, create your own art project with the direction of CMCCAC staff. Spend the rest of the afternoon on your own visiting Downtown Riverside’s many shops, restaurants and historical sites. Dining and shopping are on your own. This excursion includes roundtrip transportation, admission, art project, and a snack on the way home.

Age 55+ Res $45 NR $50

AC 1631 1 4/19 W 10 am-5 pm

Reservation deadline is Friday, April 7, 2023

EXTENDED TOURS & WORLD TRAVEL

The City partners with two travel agencies, Premier World Discovery & Collette, to offer extended excursions to incredible destinations with inclusive package options. Trips may include cars, trains, planes, boats and motor coaches.

PREMIER WORLD DISCOVERY

*Rates are per person double capacity, includes land/air/taxes/transfers.

GREAT TRAINS & GRAND CANYONS

Stay in Sedona, AZ, Two Rail Journeys: Grand Canyon Railway & Verde Canyon Railroad, visit Grand Canyon National Park, Oak Creek Canyon, Chapel of the Holy Cross and much more! Departs 3/26/23 | 6 Days | 5 Nights | * $2995

GREAT CANADIAN CITIES

Montreal City Tour, Niagara Falls City & Boat Tour, Quebec City Tour, 1000 Island Cruise and more! Departs 8/9/23 | 9 Days | 8 Nights | * $4049

HAWAII 3 ISLAND ADVENTURE

Multi night resort stays – Honolulu 3 nights | Big Island 2 nights | Maui 3 nights Departs 11/7/23 | 9 Days | 8 Nights | * $5145

COLLETTE

Call for current rates or attend Trip Showcase.

ICELAND

Discover its dramatic landscape with volcanoes, geysers, hot springs and lava fields. View massive glaciers along the coast. Departs 3/26/23 | 8 Days | 10 meals: 7 Breakfasts, 3 Dinners

MACKINAC ISLANDS, MICHIGAN

Explore Lake Huran’s colonial style island with fine dining, historic sites and explore the Mackinac National Park. Departs 5/12/23 | 8 Days | 10 meals: 7 Breakfasts, 3 Dinners

TUSCANY, ITALY

Classic vineyards and olive groves, historical architecture, and home to the world’s most recognizable Renaissance art. Departs 6/22/23 | 8 Days | 10 meals: 7 Breakfasts, 3 Dinners

SENIOR RESOURCES & SERVIVES

SENIORS

SENIOR RESOURCES

COVID-19 IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY

At this time, the latest Los Angeles County Public Health order continues to encourage people at risk for severe illness or death from COVID-19 such as unvaccinated older adults and unvaccinated individuals with health risks to take protective measures when interacting with people outside of their household. This includes wearing face masks and social distancing, especially indoors or in crowded spaces. For those who are not yet fully vaccinated, staying home or choosing outdoor activities as much as possible with physical distancing from other households whose vaccination status is unknown is the best way to prevent the risk of COVID-19 transmission.

COVID-19 VACCINATIONS

Stay current with all the latest updates regarding the state of COVID-19. All the information you need to stay safe, stay healthy, and how to get vaccinated can be found at http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/ Coronavirus/ Need Help? Call the DPH Vaccine Call Center at 833-540-0473 if:

■ You don’t have a computer or need help making an appointment

■ You need transportation to a vaccination site

■ You are homebound and need to get vaccinated at home (availability may be delayed due to high demand).

The Call Center is open daily 8 am to 8:30 pm. Information is also available in multiple languages 24/7 by calling 2-1-1. For more information, visit VaccinateLACounty.com

CITY’S SENIOR SERVICES

■ Call the City’s Senior Resource Line at (909) 348-8320 to hear up-to-date recorded information on local options ranging from food assistance to transportation services.

■ Contact a City staff member by emailing recreation@diamondbarca.gov or calling (909) 839-7068.

DIAMOND RIDE

The City’s Dial-a-Cab or Diamond Ride program is a subsidized curb-to-curb cab service program designed to supplement travel means for persons with disabilities and those age 60 and older residing in Diamond Bar. To obtain a Diamond Ride identification card, or for more information about this service, call 909-839-7045 or visit www.diamondbarca.gov/diamondride. If you already have your Diamond Ride identification card and would like to schedule service, call (800) 578-6555.

ESSENTIAL COMMUNITY SERVICES IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY

The County operates several programs aimed at supporting and helping older adults. If you need help finding housing, food resources, advocacy, health care, transportation, or caregiver assistance, call the Los Angeles County Information Line at 2-1-1 any time, night or day.

TALK WITH AN ATTORNEY

Get answers to your legal questions related to wills, living trusts, powers of attorney, planning for incapacity, probate, elder law, Medi-Cal and long-term care planning. Schedule your 20-minute appointment today with Sara Polinsky, Estate Planning & Elder Law Attorney, by calling (909) 839-7070.

Staffed by Sarah Polinsky, Estate Planning & Elder Law Attorney

Location Diamond Bar Center, Pine Room

AC 1644 2/8 W 10 am-12 pm

AC 1645 3/1 W 10 am-12 pm

AC 1646 4/5 W 10 am-12 pm

AC 1647 5/3 W 10 am-12 pm

BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS

On the second Monday of each month come and get your blood pressure checked. It’s a great opportunity to speak to a nurse about any blood pressure concerns. Optum will be available onsite to discuss your Medicare needs.

Presented by Optum

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room

1/9 M 9:30-11:30 am 2/13 M 9:30-11:30 am 3/13 M 9:30-11:30 am 4/10 M 9:30-11:30 am 5/8 M 9:30-11:30 am

AARP MATURE DRIVING CLASS

This class shares information on how age-related changes can affect driving and provides instruction to refining existing skills and developing safe and defensive driving techniques. Participants must attend both classes to receive Certificate of Completion. Register in person at the Diamond Bar Center or online at www.diamondbarca.gov/recregister

Sponsored by AARP, Teri Delgado

Location Diamond Bar Center, Maple Room

Fee $15 AARP member, $20 non-member

AC 1621-1 1/19 & 1/20 Th & F 9 am-1 pm

AC 1620-1 2/3* F 9 am-2 pm

AC 1621-2 3/9 & 3/10 Th & F 9 am-1 pm AC 1620-2 4/7* F 9 am-1 pm AC 1621-3 5/4 & 5/5 Th & F 9 am-1 pm

*For returning students only

CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP

If you are a caregiver for a loved one, connecting with other caregivers through a support group should be a part of your selfcare routine. Support groups offer a safe place to share your feelings and experiences, discuss concerns, and leave with insight, tips and strategies to help you better care for your loved one and yourself. AgingNext meets via Zoom from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. every second and fourth Wednesday of the month. Joining this group is free but registration is required. Zoom instructions and login details will be provided after you register. For more information and to register, call (909) 621-9900 or email Janice at janice@agingnext.org.

YWCA SGV CASE MANAGEMENT

Intervale Senior Services is available on appointment basis to help with services that include case management (in-home assessments and personalized care plan) home-delivered meals, and information and referrals to key support services. For more information, call YWCA at (626) 214-9467.

FREE WEBINARS & SEMINARS

Stay informed on important topics that include finance, medical care, scams and other important matters. Webinars will be presented via Zoom and Seminars will be held in-person at the Diamond Bar Center. You must pre-register online at www.DiamondBarCA.gov/ RecRegister or by calling (909) 839-7070.

SEMINARS

MANAGING YOUR STRESS

This presentation defines stress and describes different forms of stress and explains the ways in which stress can impact one’s life. Tips are offered to assist older adults in dealing with stress more effectively to improve their quality of life.

Staffed by LA County Department of Mental Health

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room AC 1643 1 3/28 Tu 10-11 am

FREE SMARTPHONE TRAINING FOR IPHONE & ANDROID

Having difficulty hearing or seeing on your smartphone?

Attend a FREE training and make your smartphone work better for you. Participants are provided with a 2-hour hands on training and receive a full color manual of all the materials covered. Week one will be assistance with iPhone and week two will be Android assistance.

Presented by California Telephone Access Program

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room AC 1642 1 2/7 Tu 9-11 am AC 1642 2 2/14 Tu 9-11 am

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MEDICARE ADVANTAGE AND MEDIGAP

A Medicare supplement plan (aka Medigap plan) builds on your Original Medicare, paying most of the deductibles and copay. Medicare Advantage Plan (aka Medicare Part C) replaces your Original Medicare with similar coverage provided by an insurance company. Join Carlos Carrillo, who has over 36 years of experience, as he goes over the difference between Medigap and Medicare Advantage, their key features and how they differ.

Presented by C&C Family Insurance Services Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room AC 1649 2/27 M 10-11 am

TURNING 65

As you approach Medicare eligibility (age 65), you may have health coverage questions. This seminar is designed to help you be confident you are making the right Medicare decisions. Whether you are planning to retire or will continue to work, it is important to know your Medicare options.

Presented by C&C Family Insurance Services Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room AC 1651 3/27 M 10-11 am

HEALTH, WELLNESS, AND WHOLENESS

Discover how staying emotionally and physically fit can keep you healthy and give you a positive attitude. Learn how establishing social networks and support can benefit you, your friends, your family and the community in which you live. Presented by LA County Department of Mental Health Location DBC, Sycamore Room AC 1642 1 1/30 M 10-11 am

DISCOVER YOUR PASSION

Retirement is a time for exploring new avenues! Learn how to find new purpose in life. It’s time to discover new hobbies and activities that will create a positive attitude as well as keep you emotionally and mentally healthy.

Presented by LA County Department of Mental Health Location DBC, Sycamore Room AC 1648 5/22 M 10-11 am

FRESH CUTS & ReFRESHments

ReFRESH your look with a haircut from a trained professional while you enjoy light refreshments, courtesy of Anthem Blue Cross. Space is limited. Pre-registration is required.

Presented by Anthem Blue Cross Location DBC, Pine Room AC 1650 5/30 Tu 10 am-12 pm

SENIOR RESOURCES/SERVICES

SENIOR RESOURCES & ACTIVITIES

FREE FINANCIAL SEMINARS SERIES

WILLS AND TRUSTS

Trusts are only the beginning of good planning. Let us share helpful information about this topic and help you plan for the future. Sponsored by United California Estate.

Presented by Charlotte Meryl

Location DBC, Sycamore Room

AC 1652 1 1/17 Tu 10-11 am

AC 1652 2 4/4 Tu 10-11 am

MEDICAL AND LONG-TERM CARE

Understand the protection side of the law and the pitfalls that can devastate an estate. Learn how to save what you have worked for all of your life!

Sponsored by United California Estate.

Presented by Charlotte Meryl

Location DBC, Sycamore Room

AC 1653 1 1/24 Tu 10-11 am

AC 1653 2 4/18 Tu 10-11 am

THE FACTS ABOUT ANNUITIES

What are the pros and cons about annuities and how they differ from other saving and growth vehicles? Get tips on how to preserve your estate and not outlive your money. Sponsored by United California Estate.

Presented by Charlotte Meryl

Location DBC, Sycamore Room

AC 1654 1 1/31 Tu 10-11 am

AC 1654 2 5/9 Tu 10-11 am

RETIREMENT INCOME

Hear about strategies to make the most of savings and investments during retirement. Explains topics such as retirement plan distributions, split annuity strategies and other income producing vehicles. Help people identify their retirement needs, determine their risk tolerance and benefit from the tax rules specific to their age group.

Presented by Blunt Wealth Services

Location DBC, Sycamore Room

AC 1655 1 2/21 Tu 10 am-12 pm

SOCIAL SECURITY

Learn about Social Security retirement income strategies. This seminar provides an overview of Social Security rules and restrictions, spousal and survivor benefits, and claiming age decisions, as well as Medicare basics. Other areas that will be covered include how a Roth IRA might help reduce taxes on Social Security benefits, and other retirement income-enhancing decisions to make when leaving the workforce.

Presented by Blunt Wealth Services

Location DBC, Sycamore Room

AC 1656 1 3/21 Tu 10 am-12 pm

SENIOR ACTIVITIES

WEDNESDAY WALKERS

Join recreation staff at a different local park each month for a leisurely and informative walk that opens with light warm-up stretches. Staff will help track your personal progress each week. Enjoy a complimentary snack and water afterwards and have a chance to learn and ask questions about the City’s senior programs and resources. Each month will conclude with a special guest speaker and activity. Registration is required by visiting www.diamondbarca.gov/recregister or calling (909) 839-7070.

AC 1614 1 1/4-1/25 W 9-10 am Pantera Park

AC 1614 2 2/1-2/22 W 9-10 am Sycamore Canyon Park

AC 1614 3 3/1-3/29 W 9-10 am Peterson Park

AC 1614 4 4/5-4/26 W 9-10 am Heritage Park

AC 1614 5 5/3-5/31 W 9-10 am Pantera Park

SENIOR CO-ED SOFTBALL

The Diamond Bar Softball Team is actively recruiting new players age 50 or older. This team is part of the Inter-City Senior Co-ed Softball League which is made up of men and women mostly in their 60s and 70s. Teams are made up of 11-15 players, at least three of whom must be women. Games start at 9 a.m. or 10:15 a.m. and last approximately 75 minutes in length. For more information or to join the team visit www.intercitysoftball.org

BINGO! BINGO! BINGO!

Join us every Monday and Friday for an afternoon of fun and socialization. Meet and make new friends playing bingo. Play 10 games for $2.50. Arrive early to make sure you have enough time to purchase your cards and find a seat!

Location Diamond Bar Center

Age 18+

Mondays Card Sales 11:30 am-12 pm Games 12:15-2:45 pm

Fridays Card Sales 9:15-10 am Games 10:15 am-12:45 pm

PHOTO CLUB

Meet fellow photographers to share and learn by exchanging photo tips and joining group photo excursions. Meetings take place every second Thursday of the month at the Diamond Bar Center. Email contact for more information.

Age 55+ Time 7-9 pm

Contact Linda Chang lgjchang12@gmail.com or Lee Paulson Lee@Silverlightpress.com

FREE SMARTPHONE TRAINING FOR IPHONE & ANDROID

This free class, provided by CTAP- California Phones, is designed for adults needing help navigating their smartphone, especially for those with difficulty seeing or hearing. This is a two-part online training. To participate you will need a computer, internet service and a valid email address.

To schedule your training please call (866) 271-1540 or email smartphonetraining@ddtp.org

VALENTINE’S DAY DANCE

Love is in the air, or so they say! Come with a partner, group of friends, or fly solo like cupid to this fun-filled evening of music, dancing, dinner and raffle prizes.

Ticket sales stop at 12 p.m. Friday, February 3.

Location Diamond Bar Center

Age 55+ Res $15 NR $20

AC 1601 1 2/9 Th 6-9 pm

ST. PATRICK’S DANCE

In Irish, the word “céilí” (KAY-LEE) means party! Come join us to celebrate this festive holiday. The evening consists of music, dancing, dinner and raffle prizes.

Ticket sales stop at 12 p.m. Friday, April 10.

Location Diamond Bar Center

Age 55+ Res $15 NR $20

AC 1602 1 3/15 W 6-9 pm

GREAT GATSBY DANCE

Be transported to the '20s and dance the night away! Be sure to dress in your best outfits. The evening will include great music, dinner, and raffle prizes. Ticket sales stop at 12 p.m. on Friday, March 30.

Location Diamond Bar Center

Age 55+ Res $15 NR $20

AC 1604 1 4/6 W 6-9 pm

SENIOR

CLASSES

MT. SAN ANTONIO

COLLEGE CLASSES

SENIOR CLUBS

Classes are led by Mt. San Antonio College instructors and are conducted at the Diamond Bar Center, 1600 Grand Avenue or Heritage Park Community Center, 2900 S. Brea Canyon Rd. Please note: Mt. SAC conducts their own class registration. To inquire about details of a class please call the Older Adults and Adults with Disabilities Department at Mt. SAC at (909) 594-5611 ext. 4192. Registration will not be accepted at the Heritage Park Community Center or the Diamond Bar Center offices. If you miss the pre-registration date, please attend the first class meeting and speak to the instructor.

Spring Pre-registration Dates

Registration cards will be handed out on the dates listed below, and 30 completed registration cards will be randomly drawn for each class. Individuals may only register themselves and must be present during the registration process. Spring session will run February 21June 11

 Heritage Park, Community Room January 16, 10 am–12 pm

 Diamond Bar Center, Grand View Ballroom January 18, 10 am–12 pm

Senior clubs meet in person at the Diamond Bar Center and Heritage Park Community Center. Clubs are privately run through board memberships. Contact them directly for membership information and details.

Evergreen Senior Club meets at the Diamond Bar Center. Activities include; Karaoke, mahjong, gardening and more. For more information, visit www.diamondbarevergreen.com

Diamond Age Seniors Seniors meets at the Heritage Park Community Center. Activities include; Ballroom dance, line dance, crochet and more. For more information, stop by during meeting hours. For more information, call (909) 510-3883.

Diamond Bar Senior Citizens Club meets at the Diamond Bar Center on Mondays. Activities include; Luncheons, day and extended trips and Bingo. For more information, stop by their meeting at 9:30 am on Mondays.

Sunshine Seniors meets at the Diamond Bar Center. Activities include; Yoga, Zumba and private evening events. For more information visit http://dbsunshineseniors.com/

Super Diamond Age Age meets at the Heritage Park Community Center on Tuesday from 9:30 am until 9 p.m., and Fridays from 9:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. Activities include Folk dancing, tai-chi, karaoke and more. For more information, stop by during meeting hours or call (951) 751-1888.

Federation of Hindus Association Association meets from 5 to 10 p.m. on the fourth Saturday of the month at the Diamond Bar Center. For more information, send an email to fhadiamondbar@gmail.com.

SENIOR CLASSES & ACTIVITIES

SENIOR ACTIVITIES

DRAWING - BEGINNING THROUGH

ADVANCED

Perceptual and technical skills of drawing. Includes dry and fluid media for the older adult population. Focus on single objects, still life and landscape.

Instructor Ray Tucker

Location DBC, Sycamore Room

1/3-2/7 Tu 12:30-3:30 pm

2/21-6/13 Tu 12:30-3:30 pm

Instructor Yasmin Cordona

1/6-2/10 F 1-3 pm

2/24-6/16 F 1-3 pm

WATERCOLOR PAINTING

Principles of watercolor painting for the older adult population. Emphasis will be on creative expression to develop primary skills for watercolor as they relate to composition and technique.

Instructor Kelly Conte

Location Diamond Bar Center, Pine Room

1/5-2/9 Th 1-4 pm

2/23-6/15 Th 1-4 pm

No class 1/12

HOME GARDENING

Organic gardening, plants, fruit orchards and traditional gardening. Including design, propagation methods, pruning and pest control.

Instructor Benjamin Brown

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room

1/4-2/8 W 10 am-12 pm

2/22-6/14 W 10 am-12 pm

No class 1/11

SEWING AND DESIGN

Basic sewing techniques including basic tailoring, pattern reading, cutting and style design to construct professional looking garments.

Instructor Susan Stringfellow

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room

1/5-2/9 Th 9 am-12 pm (Quilting) 12:30-3:30 pm

2/23-6/15 Th 9 am-12 pm (Quilting) 12:30-3:30 pm

No class 1/12

MOBILE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOR THE BEGINNER

Introduction to mobile information technology for skills, concepts and principles to safely and effectively use mobile platform devices and the internet.

Instructor Anges Ndirangu-Mwathi

Location Diamond Bar Center, Sycamore Room

1/9-2/13 M 1-4 pm

2/27-6/5 M 1-4 pm

No Class 2/20, 5/29

HEALTHY AGING/ POSTURE AND FLEXIBILITY

Healthy aging, including diet, nutrition, disease prevention and application of Yoga principles to maintain health while aging.

Instructor Elizabeth White Location DBC, Pine Room

1/3-2/7 Tu 10:15-11:30 am 2/21-6/13 Tu 10:15-11:30 am

HEALTHY AGING/ SLOW MOVEMENT

Healthy aging, including diet, nutrition, disease prevention and application of Tai Chi principles to maintain health while aging.

Instructor Raea Figueroa-Darby Location Diamond Bar Center, Pine Room

1/6-2/9 Th 9:30-11:30 am 2/23-6/15 Th 9:30-11:30 am

HEALTHY AGING/ FITNESS

Healthy aging including diet, nutrition, disease prevention and application of physical fitness principals to maintain health while aging.

Instructor Yamil Slim Location Diamond Bar Center, Oak Room Age 55+

1/5-2/9 M,W&F 9-10 am 2/22-6/16 M,W&F 9-10 am 1/4-2/13 M,W&F 10-11 am 2/22-6/16 M,W&F 10-11 am

No class 1/11 & 1/12 7

Instructor Vanessa Jones Location Heritage Park Community Center

1/6-2/10 F 7:30-8:30 am 2/24-6/16 F 7:30-8:30 am

A 2.5% convenience fee applies to all credit/debit payments for activity registrations and facility rentals. The fee is collected by a third party vendor named Card Connect. Payments may be made by check, cashier’s check, or money order to avoid the convenience fee. For more information please call the Parks & Recreation Department at (909) 839-7070.

Three Easy Ways to Register:

1 Online

www.DiamondBarCA.gov/recregister

2 Mail

Must pay with personal check, cashiers check or money order. Visit www.diamondbarca.gov/recregistration to download the registration form and mail to: City of Diamond Bar Attn: Parks and Recreation 21810 Copley Drive Diamond Bar, CA 91765

3 In Person

Diamond Bar Center, 1600 Grand Avenue (in Summitridge Park)

Diamond Bar Center Recreation Office Hours

Monday – Thursday 7:30 am - 5:30 pm • Friday 7:30 am - 4:30 pm

■ A signed waiver is due at the time of registration.

■ All class registration forms will be processed by Parks & Recreation staff, no exceptions.

■ All class registration will be on a “first-come, first-served” basis. Waiting lists will be established in the event that additional staff and facilities become available.

■ All classes are subject to change or cancellation.

■ All refunds must be requested before the second scheduled class meeting. Requests for refunds for one or two-week workshops must be made prior to the first class meeting.

■ There will be a $15 fee charged (per class) for the processing of all refund requests.

■ Your information and e-mail address will only be used to send City-related communication, and will not be sold to or shared with other entities.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

FACILITIES & DIRECTORY

DIRECTORY

City Services: 839-7000

City Council 839-7010

Building & Safety 839-7020

City Clerk’s Office ..................................................... 839-7010

City Manager’s Office ............................................. 839-7010

Community Development ..................................... 839-7030

Facility Reservations ................................................ 839-7065

Finance ..................................................................... 839-7050

Human Resources 839-7018 Library 861-4978 Neighborhood Improvement 839-7030

Parks,Facility, Fields Maintenance. 839-7060 Planning .................................................................... 839-7030

Post Office ................................................................ 860-2469

Public Information Office ....................................... 839-7055

Public Works/Engineering ...................................... 839-7040

Parks and Recreation 839-7070

(Classes/Excursions/Sports/Special Events)

Senior Services 839-7068 (Senior Excursions/Workshops/Classes)

Transit Information ................................................... 839-7045

Voter Registration ..............................................562.462.2748

Business Information: Business Licenses...................................................... 839-7030

Chamber of Commerce .........................................869-0701

School Districts: Pomona Unified 397-4700 Walnut Valley Unified 595-1261 Utilities:

So Cal Edison (electric)...................................... 800.611.1911 So Cal Gas (gas) ............................................... 800.427.2200

Charter Spectrum (cable, Internet) ............... 855.757.7328 Frontier (phone, FiOS) ....................................... 800.921.8101 Walnut Valley Water 595-7554

Waste Disposal: Valley Vista (businesses) 800.442.6454 Waste Management (residents) 599-1274

Public Safety: Animal Control ......................................................... 623-9777 Fire (LA County)* ....................................................... 629-9671 Police (LA Co. Sheriff)* ............................................ 595-2264 Vector Control 562.944.9656

24-Hour Hotlines: Building Inspection 839-7027 Employment Opportunities 348-8300 Field/Weather .......................................................... 348-8310 Graffiti Removal ................................................ 800.794.7384 *For emergencies, call 9-1-1

FACILITIES

1 Diamond Bar Center (DBC)

1600 Grand Avenue (in Summitridge Park)

2 Diamond Bar City Hall 21810 Copley Drive

3 Heritage Park & Community Center (3.4 acres) 2900 S. Brea Canyon Road

4 Larkstone Park 20668 Larkstone Drive (across from South Pointe Middle School)

5 Maple Hill Park 1309 S. Maple Hill Road

6 Pantera Park, Activity Room & Dog Park (15.5 acres) 738 Pantera Drive

7 Paul C. Grow Park (5 acres) 23281 E. Forest Canyon Drive

8 Peterson Park / Skate Park 24142 E. Sylvan Glen Road

9 Ronald Reagan Park (6 acres) 2201 S. Peaceful Hills Road

10 Sycamore Canyon Park (4 acres) 22930 Golden Springs Drive

TRAIL HEADS

A Peterson Park Trail 24142 E. Sylvan Glen Road

B Pantera Park Trail 738 Pantera Drive

C Sycamore Canyon Park Trail 22930 Golden Springs Drive

D Summitridge Park Trails 1600 Grand Avenue

E Steep Canyon Trail Cul-de-sac on Clear Creek Canyon at Steep Canyon Road

Published by the City of Diamond Bar, DBCONNECTION contains information on City issues, policies, events, and programs. It is published and mailed monthly to all residences and businesses in Diamond Bar. Every effort is made to ensure that the information printed in this publication is correct. If you find typographical errors or become aware of any inaccuracies, please let us know by calling (909) 839-7056.

DIAMOND BAR 2023

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City Government Explained

An Eight-Presentation Series on Diamond Bar Government

Gain a better understanding of how your City government works!

 Each 30-45 minute presentation will cover a different topic. There will be time for questions and discussion at the end of each presentation.  Open to Diamond Bar residents age 16 and older.  Space is limited and advance online registration is required for each presentation. Sign up at www.diamondbarca.gov/recregister using the keyword 9000.

The Workings of City Government

January 18 AC 9000-1

Despite being the smallest form of government, Cities have the most direct impact on the day-to-day lives of residents. Learn about the organizational structure of the City, its various departments, and the services they provide and projects they oversee.

The Role of the City Council

February 15 AC 9000-2

As the City’s elected legislative body, the City Council is responsible for important areas that include budget adoption and policy setting. Learn what goes into governing the city, and how the City’s three Commissions help.

The General Plan: A Guiding Document

March 15 AC 9000-3

There are several guiding documents that inform the City’s work. Chief among these is the General Plan. Learn how this state-mandated document guides long-term growth and development in the city.

Public Safety and Crime Prevention

April 19 AC 9000-4

Diamond Bar is one of the safest places to live and raise a family. The City works to help keep it that way by continually investing a significant portion of general fund revenues. Learn about the various facets of the City’s public safety program, hear the latest crime statistics, and get informed on how to report and provide information on suspicious activities.

Presentations are independent of each other, and take place at 6 p.m. on the third Wednesday of the month at the Diamond Bar Center, 1600 Grand Avenue.

No presentations in June, July, November or December.

How the City Manages Traffic Congestion

May 17 AC 9000-5

No one likes sitting in traffic or waiting too long at red lights. Over the years, the City has made various investments in local traffic management. Learn about the various tools and technologies the City uses to facilitate a smoother and safer traffic flow.

Understanding the City’s Budget

August 16 AC 9000-6

The City budgets on a fiscal year basis, from July 1 to June 30. The budget consists of both an operating budget, used to finance day-to-day operations, and a Capital Improvement Program that funds major construction projects. Learn about the budget process and get an overview of the newly adopted budget.

How the City Prepares for Emergencies

September 20 AC 9000-7

Disasters can strike at any time, often without warning. To maintain a high level of readiness, the City plans, trains, practices, and keeps a specially equipped emergency operations center. Learn about the City’s role in emergency response, and how you can better prepare for emergencies.

Public Meetings and the Policy Making Process

October 18 AC 9000-8

A key, and necessary, role of the City Council is to establish local laws and set policies, usually through the adoption of ordinances and resolutions. Learn about the various types of public meetings and council action, as well as how you can participate in the decision-making process.