City News and Activity Guide
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Inside this issue: City News p. 5 School Break Camps p. 26 Inclusive Recreation p. 34 50+ Trips & Tours p. 42
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in this issue...
Laura M. Hoffmeister Mayor Edi E. Birsan Vice Mayor Dominic Aliano Councilmember Laura M. Nakamura Councilmember Carlyn S. Obringer Councilmember Valerie J. Barone City Manager
Jennifer Ortega Community Relations Manager and Co-Editor Barbie Gary Recreation Manager and Co-Editor On the cover: The Inclusive Recreation program, for ages 18+, offers community dances, bowling, and other social events throughout the year. See page 34 for more information. At press time, the City Council was scheduled to hold their annual reorganization on Dec. 5. The Mayor and Vice Mayor for the coming year will be announced soon.
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City News
5-11
Preschool
13-17
Youth & Teens
19-26
Adults
27-36
50 & Better
37-46
Swimming
47-51
Camp Concord
52
Parks & Features
53-55
Registration
56-57
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Recreation Program Locations
City of Concord Contacts Website
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Events
www.visitconcordca.com/events
Classes
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cityinfo@cityofconcord.org
Phone
925-671-2489 (CITY)
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Coordinator........... 671-3243 Building............................................................................671-3107 Business Licenses........................................................... 671-3306 Cable TV Astound (formerly Wave).....................866-928-3123 AT&T...................................................866-210-2675 Comcast............................................ 800-945-2288 City Clerk......................................................................... 671-3390 City Council .................................................................... 671-3158 City Manager....................................................................671-3150 Code Enforcement Hotline............................................... 671-3075 Concord Naval Weapons Station Reuse Project ............... 671-3001 Concord Pavilion Information........................................... 676-8742 Economic Development................................................... 671-3001 Engineering .................................................................... 671-3425 Flood Zone Inquiries........................................................ 671-3425 Garbage Collection.......................................................... 682-9113 Housing........................................................................... 671-3387 Mayor.............................................................................. 671-3158 Permit Center...................................................................671-3107 Picnic Site Reservations.................................................. 671-3404 Planning...........................................................................671-3152 Police and Fire Emergencies......................................................911 Police Information........................................................... 671-3220 Pothole Hotline................................................................ 671-3228 Public Works................................................................... 671-3448 Park Maintenance........................................................... 671-3444 Recreation Registration................................................... 671-3404 Sewer Problems............................................................... 671-3099 Shopping Cart Hotline............................................. 888-992-4778 Street Light Outages Hotline.............................................671-3213 Street Sweeping.............................................................. 671-3448 Street Trees..................................................................... 671-3444 Traffic Safety and Signals..................................................671-3132
Baldwin Park Dance Studio & Preschool - 2790 Parkside Cir. Camp Concord, South Lake Tahoe................................... 671-3006 Centre Concord - 5298 Clayton Road............................... 671-3382 Clayton Valley Bowl - 5300 Clayton Road ������������������������689-4631 Concord Community Park & Pool - 3501 Cowell Road 671-3480 Concord Library - 2900 Salvio St......................................646-5455 Concord Senior Center - 2727 Parkside Cir...................... 671-3320 Diablo Creek Golf Course - 4050 Port Chicago Highway ��686-6267 Markham Nature Park - 1202 La Vista Ave. Newhall Park - 1351 Newhall Parkway Village Music - 1720 Linda Dr...........................................676-8400 Willow Pass Community Center & Park............................. 671-3423 2748 E. Olivera Road
Parks and Recreation Important Numbers
Athletic Facility Rentals................................................... 671-3423 Camp Concord Registration............................................. 671-3404 Class Registration/Picnic Rentals..................................... 671-3404 Facility Rentals................................................................ 671-3324 Rain Information Hotline.................................................. 671-3479
Sports Organizations Youth Baseball/Softball Clayton Valley Little League......................................... www.cvll.org Concord American Little League.....................www.callbaseball.org JOBL Baseball & Softball.............................. www.joblconcord.com Payless Batting Cages..................................................... 825-7526
Youth Football/Cheerleading Clayton Valley Athletic Assn......................... www.cvaajreagles.com Concord Youth Football...................www.concordyouthfootball.com
Youth Soccer Concord AYSO.............................................. www.concordayso.org Diablo Valley Futbol Club �������������������www.diablovalleywolves.com Liga Latina....................................................................... 759-2118 Mt. Diablo Soccer Association �������������������������� www.mdsoccer.org
Adult Soccer Concord AYSO.............................................www.concordayso.com East Bay Senior Soccer ������������������������������������������ www.ebssl.com
Adult Sports Flag Football, Cornhole, Pickleball, Softball, Tennis Concord Parks and Recreation ���������������������������������������� 671-3423
Bocce Concord Bocce Federation......................... www.concordbocce.org
Swimming Terrapins Swim Team.................................. www.terrapinswim.com
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Winter/Spring 2024
News in Brief
FlashVote Seeks Resident Input Concord residents are invited to join the City's new FlashVote community to provide input on a variety of topics. FlashVote is an independent service that makes it easier than ever to provide anonymous input on community issues. It is free to register and participate, and residents can sign up to receive one-minute surveys via email, text, or phone. The statistically valid results are shared with City leaders and the community, and all participant information is kept private. Learn more at flashvote.com/concordca.
Base Reuse Project Term Sheet Considered The City Council, sitting as the Local Reuse Authority (LRA), and master developer Brookfield Properties held a study session on Nov. 14 to discuss a conceptual land use plan for the development of the former Concord Naval Weapons Station. A draft outreach program for public engagement during the future Specific Plan process was also reviewed. Brookfield and City staff are in the process of negotiating a Term Sheet to translate the adopted Area Plan into a successful Specific Plan. The LRA and Brookfield intend to reach an agreement and release a proposed Term Sheet for City Council and public review by January 2, 2024, with City Council consideration scheduled for a special meeting on Tuesday, January 16, 2024. For more information, please visit the Reuse Project’s website: concordreuseproject.org.
Concord Awarded $1 Million for Urban Forest This fall Concord learned that the City has been selected to receive a $1 million grant to grow our urban forest. The funds come from the U.S. Forest Service, which is supporting community efforts to plant and maintain trees, combat extreme heat and climate change, and improve access to nature in cities, towns, and suburbs. Concord has a rich history as a “Tree City USA,” having been awarded that distinction over the last 43 years. By planting more trees, we can help build a greener community with cooler temperatures, cleaner air, and healthier residents. Stay tuned for more information about how our team will put these dollars to good use.
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Construction Cycle Continues, CIP Budget Process Begins
Thanks to funding from voter-approved Measure V, Concord launched several major roadway construction projects in 2023. Many have been completed, others are underway, and many more are set to break ground in spring 2024.
Pass Road (Galindo Street to Landana Drive), and Monument Boulevard (Detroit Avenue to Mohr Lane).
In addition, crews completed work on the Monument Boulevard shared use pathway project that connects the Monument Corridor with BART and the downtown area, and the Downtown Corridors project, which included various pedestrian and bicycle safety and aesthetic improvements, new street lighting, and the addition of dedicated left-turn signal phases onto Galindo Street.
This fall, Concord’s engineering team kicked off its work on the FY 2024-26 Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget. Over the next several months, staff will be discussing which roadway and infrastructure projects to prioritize during the two-year period that begins July 1, 2024.
Other roads that will be upgraded next year include portions of: Alberta Way, Concord Boulevard, Clayton Road, Landana Drive, Port Chicago Highway, Laguna Among the projects that have been completed Street, and Diamond Boulevard. In addition, 12 recently, several major arterials have been repaved residential neighborhoods will receive roadway and improved with fiber to support smart traffic signals, improvements. updated curb ramps and gutter repairs, new striping Portions of the Measure V revenue also contribute to and signage, and some with bike lanes. These roadlong-deferred maintenance at City parks and facilities, ways include Treat Boulevard, Oak Grove Road, Willow transportation innovation and traffic safety improvePass Road (from Landana to Avila), Grant and East ments, and implementation of the City’s Broadband streets, and Meadow Lane and Market Street (between Master Plan through continued construction of the fiber Monument and Willow Pass), as well as multiple along major arterials to improve traffic signal timing residential neighborhoods. and coordination.
As we reported in our recent update on Measure V, projects for 2024 include the second phase of Treat Boulevard (San Miguel Road to Clayton Road), Willow
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The first public meeting to present draft recommendations on the budget will be held early April 2024. To share your feedback about Concord’s CIP budget, please email CIPBudgetPublic@CityofConcord.org. To learn more about current and future CIP projects, please visit the CIP web page at cityofconcord.org/CIP.
Pictured: Nighttime construction on Willow Pass Road (left and bottom); pavement resurfacing on Meadow Lane at Market Street (top); bicyclists enjoy the new Monument Boulevard pathway near BART (right).
Council Set to Approve Rent Stabilization, Just Cause for Eviction
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Rent Stabilization is to be applied to most rental properties with two or more units that were built before February 1, 1995. Rent Stabilization would not be applied to single family homes, accessory dwelling units (ADUs) or owner-occupied units in which the tenant shares bathroom or kitchen facilities with the owner.
From potholes and graffiti to abandoned vehicles and street light outages, you can connect directly with City staff to effectively resolve issues in the community. Simply select the program, enter the address or location, and attach an optional photo. You can access the app through the City’s website, or you can download the Concord Connect app to your smart phone.
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For those units subject to rent stabilization regulations, annual rent increases would be limited to the lesser of 60% of consumer price index (CPI) or 3%, and the new Ordinance is to include a clause making rent stabilization policies retroactive to January 12, 2023.
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A petition process will exist that allows tenants to request a rent decrease under certain circumstances, while property owners could request rent increases above the required limits to protect their fair return on investment.
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Just Cause for eviction protections within the new Ordinance would apply more broadly and cover all rental properties—regardless of when built, including rented single-family homes/condos and multifamily complexes. Just cause protections would kick-in upon “move in” to a rental unit and require relocation assistance for tenants who are temporarily or permanently displaced due to no-fault just cause reasons.
In January of 2023, as part of the City’s 6th Cycle Housing Element Update, the Concord City Council committed to adopting rent stabilization and just cause for eviction policies by the end of the year. The goal of the new regulations is to stabilize the community and minimize displacement of residents, while also allowing property owners to make a fair return on their investments. After considering more than five hours of public testimony, the Council provided direction to staff on what major elements to include in the new Ordinance, as follows:
Did you know you can report any city problem directly through the Concord Connect mobile app?
The Ordinance is quite technical. If you are interested in learning more, please attend or watch the City Council review of the draft Ordinance, which begins on November 28 and is expected to conclude on December 12. You can also reach out to staff working on this project at sophia.huckabay@cityofconcord.org.
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Creative Concord Celebrates Culture & Art
The community art experience known as Creative Concord returned this fall, yielding a new mural, more than a dozen large paintings, and a collection of large, LED-illuminated sculptures on display around the city. The event was produced in partnership with Local Edition and sponsored by Visit Concord and the City of Concord through grant funding from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). Find the map of all artwork at: creativeconcordca.com/art-tour Creative Concord brought together artists and art-lovers from all over to celebrate the multi-day event with an art and music jam in Todos Santos Park, as well as a poetry slam. Local artists from throughout the Bay Area converged on Concord to paint and perform, and to reflect on what the community means to them. “To honor my hometown, the iconic Mount Diablo that greets us locals every day felt the most fitting to represent Concord and welcome new friends with encouraging words who will visit this city,” artist Andrea Beltran said of her painting “Find Your Sunshine.” “You'll find your place or community that will let you shine your true self. You'll find your sunshine here in Concord as there are a lot of talented, passionate, and unique communities where you will be accepted.”
To view more amazing art from this event, please visit instagram.com/creativeconcord.
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A3 Provides Mental, Behavioral Health Assistance Countywide
A3 – Contra Costa County’s innovative approach to assure that Anyone, Anywhere, Anytime has access to mental and behavioral health support during a crisis – continues to evolve and build capacity in Concord and throughout the region.
The A3 Miles Hall Crisis Call Center operates daily from 8 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. Anyone with a mental or behavioral health emergency (or their family member or law enforcement official) can call 1-844-844-5544 and be connected to a mental health clinician who will provide care over the phone or send a mobile care team. Between July 1 and Oct. 23, 2023, 1,742 calls were assessed for services, and 28% were determined to be a mental health crisis. Of these, 74% resulted in field visits by one of the 25 A3 mobile response teams serving the county; and 35% of the calls were addressed over the phone. The City of Concord was proud to have been involved in the development of A3, and we continue to work in partnership with Contra Costa Health to support the rollout of additional services to our community. Over the coming months, A3 plans to introduce a Youth Crisis Stabilization Unit, expand the A3 Miles Hall Call Center hours to 24/7, expand its mobile teams, and work with law enforcement agencies to provide additional training on mental and behavioral health response. A3 continues to seek qualified individuals to do this important work. Current openings include: Mental Health Clinical Specialist, Mental Health Community Support Worker, and Substance Abuse Counselor. Learn more at cchealth.org/A3/
Homeless Strategic Plan Nears Completion
Following a Nov. 7 presentation to Council and two additional community meetings, Concord’s work to develop a Homeless Strategic Plan is nearing completion. The 11-person working group has continued to meet monthly since March and was successful in gaining Council approval for the plan’s vision and goals. After receiving Council and community member input through the November meetings, the working group, staff, and consultant are finalizing the plan’s strategies and implementation plan for Council review and adoption. Once complete, Concord’s Homeless Strategic Plan will identify ways in which the City can invest $5.4 million in onetime funds ($2.4 million from Measure V and $3 million from the American Rescue Plan Act), which have been set aside specifically to address homelessness. The team expects to return to Council in January to finalize the plan and determine next steps. Community members can sign up for updates and monitor the next steps by visiting cityofconcord.org/homelessstrategicplan Point-in-Time Count Looking for a way to get involved? Contra Costa County is planning to conduct its next Point-in-Time (PIT) Count of unsheltered individuals in January 2024. To sign up to volunteer for this effort, please contact contracostacoc@cchealth.org.
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Are You Prepared For a Flood in Your Neighborhood?
The City of Concord lies within the Walnut Creek and Mt. Diablo Creek drainage basins, both of which discharge north into Suisun Bay. Concord includes a number of creeks and drains (Walnut Creek, Galindo Creek, Pine Creek, Ditch No. 2, Farm Bureau Drain, Clayton Valley Drain, and Mt. Diablo Creek) that are susceptible to flooding events that could possibly pose threats to life and safety and cause significant property damage.
What should you do before a flood? Determine if your property is located in an area subject to flooding. Certain areas have been designated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) as Special Flood Hazard Areas (SFHAs). There are currently approximately 1,500 homes that are partially or entirely located within these flood zones within the City. SFHAs are areas within the 100-year flood boundary as mapped by FEMA. A “100-year flood” refers to a flood level with a one percent chance of being equaled or exceeded in any given year.
There is a 30-day waiting period before coverage goes into effect. Contact your insurance agency or the NFIP Help Center, 1-800-427-4661 for more information at floodsmart.gov/flood-insurance/why.
Maintain drainage channels and pipes free of obstruction and debris. The City of Concord cleans and maintains drainage channels and pipes in City easements and rights-of-way, regularly. Residents are encouraged to assist in maintaining the drainage in their areas by removing or reporting obstructions Upon request, the Engineering Division at (such as shopping carts, leaves, debris, trash, etc.). All 925-671-3425, will make free flood zone determinastorm drains lead directly to our creeks and eventually tions for properties within the City. FEMA maps are the bay. By way of City Ordinance, it is illegal to dump also available in Concord Public Library located at trash, leaves, landscape debris, paint, grease, or any 2900 Salvio Street, 925-646-5455 or on the FEMA other material into any portion of the City’s drainage Map Service Center at msc.fema.gov/portal/home. The system. Such dumping can have devastating impacts Engineering Division also maintains elevation certifion water quality in addition to causing flooding. To recates for many properties within the City which are also port illegal dumping in channels call 1-800-NO-DUMPavailable for review at cityofconcord.org/floodforms. ING (1-800-663-8674). For assistance in maintaining private sections of creeks (stream bank bioengineering, Purchase flood insurance on your property. Flooding weed removal, weed control, planting design,plant inis not covered by a standard homeowner’s insurance stallation,irrigation planning, mulching), call the Public policy. A separate flood insurance policy is required to Works Department at 925-671-3050 or the Watershed cover damages incurred by flooding. Coverage is Nursery at 510-234-2222 watershednursery.com available for a building and its contents. Renters can also purchase flood insurance to cover their possessions. The City of Concord participates in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) that makes available federally backed flood insurance for all structures, whether or not they are located within the 100-year floodplain. The City also participates in the Community Rating System (CRS) program enabling property owners within the floodplain to get a discount on their flood insurance premiums.
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Protect your property from the hazards of flooding. If the floor level of your property is lower than the “Base Flood Elevation” (elevation of the 100-year flood, • based on the FEMA maps), consider elevating your structure, if possible. If a flood is imminent, property can be protected by sandbagging areas subject to the entry of water into living spaces. The City’s • Public Works Department provides free sandbags which may be picked up at the Corporation Yard located at 1455 Gasoline Alley. Valuables and furniture may also be moved to higher areas of the dwelling to minimize damages. If requested, City staff will visit a property to review its flood problem(s) and explain ways to reduce flooding potential or help to prevent flood damage. Flood protection references are also available at the Concord Public Library. Contact the Engineering Division at 925-671-3425.
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Meet improvement requirements. The NFIP and the City of Concord Ordinance requires that if the cost of reconstruction, additions, or other improvements to a building equals or exceeds 50% of the building’s market value, including repair of a damaged building, then the building must meet the same construction requirements as a new building and must be elevated above the base flood elevation. Please contact the Engineering Division at 925-671-3425 for more information.
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Listen to the radio for emergency instructions.
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Avoid driving if possible.
If your property is in imminent danger of flooding, please contact PG&E at 800-743-5000 to request that your power and natural gas be shut off, or for guidance on how to do it yourself. If dangerous flooding conditions are imminent, avoid driving a vehicle if possible. Do not attempt to drive or wade through deep pockets of water or running washes. Unstable banks should be avoided. Develop an evacuation plan for your family. Avoid low-lying areas. Seek shelter in the highest areas possible.
What should you do after a flood?
All development within the City requires a permit. Always check and fulfill permitting requirements with the Building Division at 925-671-3107 and/or the Engineering Division at 925-671-3425 before you build on, alter, fill, or re-grade any portion of your property and/ or within any easement or right-of-way. Please call to report any suspected permitting violations. Keep an emergency supply. Non-perishable food, water, batteries, flashlights, a manual can opener, and a battery-operated radio and first aid kit should be kept available for use during an emergency in a place known to all family members. Place in the emergency kit the name, location, and contact information for an emergency point of contact. Update the emergency kit on an annual basis.
What should you do during a flood? •
In case of a major emergency, the City will notify the public of a contact number on the City website and via the media. Tune your radio to KCBS at
Follow established procedures for property damage repairs: Select a contractor who is licensed in his or her specific trade, such as an electrician, plumber, gas contractor, mechanical/HVAC contractor and building contractor for associated work. The City requires contractors to be licensed with the state and to have a City of Concord Business License, as well as liability and workman's compensation insurance. Require your contractors to obtain the proper permits for work being performed. Permits are required for any permanent improvement (including roofing, siding, additions, alterations, etc.) to a structure and for site work such as grading, filling, etc. Permits are required even if a homeowner is doing the work himself. Recognize the natural and beneficial functions of floodplains to help reduce flooding: Floodplains are a natural component of Concord’s environment. Understanding and protecting the natural functions of floodplains helps reduce flood damage and protect resources. When flooding spreads out across the floodplain, its energy is dissipated, which results in lower flood flows downstream, and improved groundwater recharge. Floodplains are scenic, valued wildlife habitat. Poorly planned development in floodplains can lead to streambank erosion, loss of valuable property, increased risk of flooding to downstream properties and degradation of water quality.
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Preschool
Preschool CITY OF CONCORD PRESCHOOL PROGRAM
a great place to grow Learn through play with the Recreation Services Preschool Program. Your child will spend the day with highly trained and experienced teachers creating arts and crafts projects, playing games, and developing fine and gross motor skills. Make new friends, learn routines, explore nature, but most importantly: play while our teachers assist in personal, social, and emotional development!
The City of Concord Preschool Program was established in 1991 and has served over 7,000 families since its establishment. Some of our teachers have been with the program for over 25 years!
2024-2025 School Year Class Dates and Times
September 3, 2024- May 9, 2025 9-11:30 a.m. and 12:30-3 p.m.
Locations
Centre Concord: 5298 Clayton Road 2, 3 and 4 year old classes* *3-4 year olds must be potty-trained
Baldwin Park: 2790 Parkside Circle 2, 3, and 4 year old classes* *3-4 year olds must be potty-trained
Monthly Fees*
2 day/week: $199R / $235NR 3 day/week: $284R / $318NR *$140 non-refundable, non-transferable registration fee due prior to enrolling in a class.
Registration
Registration will open on March 1, 2024. A $140 non-refundable, non-transferable registration fee (#122255) must be paid prior to registering for a class. For assistance with registration, please call 925-671-3404.
Register...
For more information and to register, visit our website at www.cityofconcord.org/preschool
2024-2025 SCHOOL YEAR CLASSES Program
Age
Schedule
Class #
2 year olds
2 by 9/1/24
M/W/F
9-11:30 a.m.
122256
T/TH
9-11:30 a.m.
122257
2 or 3 by 9/1/24
M/W/F
12:30-3 p.m.
122258
3 by 9/1/24
M/W/F
9-11:30 a.m.
122259
T/TH
9-11:30 a.m.
122260
M/W/F
9-11:30 a.m.
122261
T/TH
9-11:30 a.m.
122262
T/TH
9-11:30 a.m.
122263
M/W/F
9-11:30 a.m.
122264
CENTRE CONCORD
Seeds
2-3 year olds
Seedlings 3 year olds
Sprouts
4 year olds
4 by 9/1/24
Saplings
BALDWIN PARK BALDWIN PARK
2 year olds
Seeds
2 by 9/1/24
3 year olds
3 by 9/1/24
T/TH
9-11:30 a.m.
122265
3-4 year olds
3 or 4 by 9/1/24
M/W/F
9-11:30 a.m.
122266
4 year olds
4 by 9/1/24
M/W/F
12:30-3 p.m.
122267
Sprouts
Sproutlings Saplings
Open House
Saturday, February 10, 2024 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
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Preschool Classes Pre Ballet
Ages: 3-5 years Preschool dancers will be inspired with the world of ballet through creative movement and improvisation. Dancers will focus on body positioning, balance and ballet vocabulary. Appropriate attire: ballet shoes, tights or leggings, and leotards. Location: Baldwin Park Dance Studio Instructor: Luana Nietschy DATES 1/11-2/29 1/13-3/2 3/7-4/25 3/9-4/27
DAY TIME TH 4-4:30p.m. SA 9-9:30a.m. TH 4-4:30p.m. SA 9-9:30a.m.
FEE R: $96/NR: $106 R: $96/NR: $106 R: $85/NR: $94 R: $85/NR: $94
CLASS # 122396 122398 122397 122399
Kidz Hip-Hop
Ages: 3-5 years Young dancers will experience high energy, fun expansive footwork, and build a positive attitude with confidence. Attire: Comfortable T-shirt, sweatpants or shorts, and street shoes. No jeans or flip flops. $5 material fee due to instructor at first class. Location: Baldwin Park Dance Studio Instructor: Chelsea Davis DATES 1/6-2/24 3/2-4/27
DAY TIME SA 11-11:45a.m. SA 11-11:45a.m.
FEE CLASS # R: $54/NR: $59 122391 R: $64/NR: $70 122556
Village Music School – Village Princess
Ages: 3-6 years The perfect class for the little singing princess in your family. Students take a contemporary journey through the magical songbook of timeless fairytale classics. Each Princess will have a great time while building strong voices and fond memories during this magical age. Every class includes singing, storytelling and a Princess Tea Party. The class concludes with a heartwarming singalong, where parents are invited to join the fun. Come to class in your princess attire! Location: Village Center for the Arts Instructor: Village Center for the Arts DATES 1/13-1/27 2/3-2/24 3/2-3/30 4/6-4/27
DAY SA SA SA SA
TIME 9-10a.m. 9-10a.m. 9-10a.m. 9-10a.m.
FEE R: $79/NR: $87 R: $106/NR: $116 R: $131/NR: $144 R: $106/NR: $116
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CLASS # 122420 122421 122422 122423
Kidz Love Soccer – Parent & Me
Ages: 2-3.5 years The fun happens on the field, so don’t 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. All participants receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey! Location: Concord Community Park Instructor: Kidz Love Soccer DATES 4/1-5/13
DAY TIME M 6-6:30p.m.
FEE R: $155/NR: $170
CLASS # 122274
Kidz Love Soccer – Tot/Pre Soccer
Ages: 3.5-5 years 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, ageappropriate environment. All participants receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey! Shin guards are required after the first meeting. No class February 19. Location: Concord Community Park Instructor: Kidz Love Soccer DATES 1/22-3/11 4/1-5/13
DAY TIME FEE CLASS # M 5:10-5:45p.m. R: $155/NR: $170 122270 M 5:10-5:45p.m. R: $155/NR: $170 122273
R = Concord Resident NR = Non-Resident
Parent & Me Gymnastics
Ages: 1.5-2 years Join us for an introductory class for your little gymnast! Bond with your little one with a parent-assisted warm-up, and then participate in a variety of different activities including obstacle courses, hand-eye activities, parachute games, jump on a trampoline, and more! Location: East Bay Gymnastics, 1441 Franquette Ave. Instructor: East Bay Gymnastics DATES 1/11-2/1 1/12-2/2 2/8-2/29 2/9-3/1 3/7-3/28 3/8-3/29
DAY TH F TH F TH F
TIME 10:30-11a.m. 10-10:30a.m. 10:30-11a.m. 10-10:30a.m. 10:30-11a.m. 10-10:30a.m.
FEE R: $94/NR: $103 R: $94/NR: $103 R: $94/NR: $103 R: $94/NR: $103 R: $94/NR: $103 R: $94/NR: $103
CLASS # 122435 122438 122436 122439 122437 122440
Gymnastics – 3s
Ages: 3 years This class is the perfect independent introduction to gymnastics! Begin with warm-ups and basic stretching/ body shapes, followed by circuits including obstacle courses that incorporate floor and vault skills, balance beams, bars, trampolines, and a foam pit. Children must be potty-trained in order to participate. Location: East Bay Gymnastics, 1441 Franquette Ave. Instructor: East Bay Gymnastics DATES 1/11-2/1 1/12-2/2 2/8-2/29 2/9-3/1 3/7-3/28 3/8-3/29
DAY TIME TH 10:30-11:15a.m. F 10-10:45a.m. TH 10:30-11:15a.m. F 10-10:45a.m. TH 10:30-11:15a.m. F 10-10:45a.m.
FEE R: $106/NR: $116 R: $106/NR: $116 R: $106/NR: $116 R: $106/NR: $116 R: $106/NR: $116 R: $106/NR: $116
CLASS # 122441 122444 122442 122445 122443 122446
Gymnastics – 4s
Ages: 4 years Continue to develop gymnastic skills and progress to more advanced skills! Students will become more independent in performing skills and start to work together socially with increased peer activities. Begin with warm-ups and basic stretching/body shapes, followed by circuits including obstacle courses incorporating floor and vault skills, balance beams, bars, trampolines, and a foam pit. Children must be potty-trained to participate. Location: East Bay Gymnastics, 1441 Franquette Ave. Instructor: East Bay Gymnastics DATES 1/11-2/1 1/12-2/2 2/8-2/29 2/9-3/1 3/7-3/28 3/8-3/29
DAY TH F TH F TH F
TIME 11-11:45a.m. 12:15-1p.m. 11-11:45a.m. 12:15-1p.m. 11-11:45a.m. 12:15-1p.m.
FEE R: $106/NR: $116 R: $106/NR: $116 R: $106/NR: $116 R: $106/NR: $116 R: $106/NR: $116 R: $106/NR: $116
CLASS # 122447 122450 122448 122451 122449 122452
Tiny Tigers Karate
Ages: 3-6 years Build your little ninja’s confidence, focus, and discipline through fun, action-packed classes. We focus on fitness, coordination, discipline, focus, balance, memory, control and teamwork! $49 material fee due to instructor on first day for uniform and belt. Location: 2956 Treat Blvd Suite H Instructor: Delta Martial Arts and Athletics DATES 1/12-2/16 1/13-2/17 3/1-4/19 3/2-4/20
DAY TIME F 5:30-6p.m. SA 8:30-9a.m. F 5:30-6p.m. SA 8:30-9a.m.
FEE R: $88/NR: $97 R: $88/NR: $97 R: $102/NR: $112 R: $102/NR: $112
CLASS # 122410 122408 122411 122409
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City of Concord, CA Recreation Services
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Summer Youth Scholarship Program Save up to 90% on summer recreation program fees! The Youth Scholarship Program is open to all Concord residents under the age of 18 who meet financial qualifications, submit a completed application, and pay a prorated fee.
ELIGIBLE PROGRAMS
APPLICATION INFO
Group Swim Classes (10 mo.-14 yrs.) Splash Camp (ages 8-14) Lil Explorers (ages 2-5) Backyard Explorers (grades K-5th) East Bay Explorers (grades 5th-8th) Counselor in Training (ages 12-15)
www.cityofconcord.org/youthscholarship Applications open Wednesday, January 10, 2024 and will be accepted until program spaces or funding are exhausted.
Questions? (925) 671-3490
youthscholarship@cityofconcord.org
www.cityofconcord.org/youthscholarship
Youth & Teens
Youth & Teen Classes Dance, Music & Performing Arts Village Music School – Rock Band Second Stage
Ages: 8-11 years The Village Music School team creates custom arrangements ideal for all students, genres, and instruments. Each student will receive musical parts that are tailor made for their level of skill and ability. All bands perform in our Season Finale Show in a local music venue on Wednesday, March 27. Instruments: Guitar, Voice, Bass, Drums, Voice, Piano/ Keyboard. Experience necessary. One year of lessons required or strong teacher recommendation. Location: Village Center for the Arts Instructor: Village Music School DATES DAY 1/22-3/18 M 1/22-3/18 M 1/24-3/20 W
TIME FEE CLASS # 3:30-4:30p.m. R: $432/NR: $474 122426 4:45-5:45p.m. R: $432/NR: $474 122427 4:45-5:45p.m. R: $432/NR: $474 122428
Village Music School – Rock Band Workshop
Ages: 8-11 years The Village Music School team creates custom arrangements and individualized parts ideal for all skill levels, genres and instruments. Together with their instructor, bandmates create their set list based on the musical strengths and interests of the group. Last class concludes with a celebratory band performance for friends and family in the Village Music School Theatre. Instruments: Guitar, Voice, Bass, Drums, Voice, Piano/ Keyboard. Experience necessary. One year of lessons required or strong teacher recommendation. Location: Village Center for the Arts Instructor: Village Music School DATES DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 1/23-2/13 TU 4:30-5:30p.m. R: $174/NR: $191 123210 1/25-2/15 TH 4:30-5:30p.m. R: $174/NR: $191 122425
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City of Concord, CA Recreation Services
20 WINTER /SPRING 2024
Search by class number on concordreg.org to register Village Music School – Rock Band Headliners
Ages: 12-17 years The Village Music School team creates custom arrangements ideal for all students, genres, and instruments. Each student will receive musical parts that are tailor made for their level of skill and ability. All bands perform in our Season Finale Show on Wednesday, March 27, at a local music venue.. Instruments: Guitar, Voice, Bass, Drums, Voice, Piano/Keyboard. Experience necessary. Two years of lessons required or strong teacher recommendation. Location: Village Center for the Arts Instructor: Village Music School DATES DAY TIME 1/22-3/27 M 6-8p.m. 1/24-3/27 W 6-8p.m.
FEE CLASS # R: $562/NR: $617 122429 R: $562/NR: $617 122430
Ballet 1
Ages: 4-10 years Dancers will learn the fundamentals of classical ballet focusing on technique, body placement, vocabulary and musicality. Perform to inspiring graceful movements and creativity. Appropriate attire: ballet shoes, tights or leggings and leotards. Location: Baldwin Park Dance Studio Instructor: Luana Nietschy DATES 1/9-2/27 1/13-3/2 3/5-4/23 3/9-4/27
DAY TIME FEE CLASS # TU 4:30-5:15p.m. R: $112/NR: $123 122400 SA 9:45-10:30a.m. R: $112/NR: $123 122402 TU 4:30-5:15p.m. R: $112/NR: $123 122401 SA 9:45-10:30a.m. R: $97/NR: $107 122403
Aerial Silks for Beginners
Ages: 7-13 years Come join the circus! Learn to fly on aerial silks while building strength, confidence, and flexibility. Location: Delta Martial Arts and Athletics, 2956 Treat Blvd Suite H Instructor: Delta Martial Arts and Athletics DATES 1/15-2/12 1/16-2/13 3/18-4/29 3/19-4/30
DAY TIME FEE CLASS # M 3:15-4:15p.m. R: $113/NR: $124 122404 TU 5-6p.m. R: $113/NR: $124 122406 M 3:15-4:15p.m. R: $135/NR: $148 122405 TU 5-6p.m. R: $135/NR: $148 122407
R = Concord Resident NR = Non-Resident
Enrichment & Special Interest
Sports Gymnastics – 5s
Show Biz Kids: Improv
Ages: 8-12 years Students learn the art of thinking on their feet, listening to what others say, and projecting their voices.
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Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Patsy Bishop DATES 1/3-1/24 2/28-3/20
DAY TIME W 4-5p.m. W 4-5p.m.
FEE R: $100/NR: $110 R: $100/NR: $110
CLASS # 123222 123223
Show Biz Kids: Stand-Up
Ages: 8-12 years Students will learn the art of speaking into a mic, delivering a joke, and working an audience. Each student will bring to class three child-appropriate jokes.
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Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Patsy Bishop DATES 1/31-2/21 3/27-4/17
DAY TIME W 4-5p.m. W 4-5p.m.
FEE R: $100/NR: $110 R: $100/NR: $110
CLASS # 123224 123225
Show Biz Kids: Improv & Stand-Up
Ages: 8-12 years This class packages both Improv and Stand-Up classes into one continuous class session. Review the class descriptions above for details.
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Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Patsy Bishop DATES 1/3-2/21 2/28-4/17
DAY TIME W 4-5p.m. W 4-5p.m.
FEE R: $186/NR: $204 R: $186/NR: $204
CLASS # 123226 123227
Ages: 5 years This class acts as a bridge program between the Kindergym Program and the School Age Program. Students will continue to develop their gymnastics skills and progress to more advanced skills than the 4s class. Students will continue to be more independent in performing skills and work together socially with peer activities. This class begins with more advanced warm-ups and stretching/ body shapes, followed by circuits including obstacle course incorporating floor and vault skills, balance beams, bars, trampolines, and a foam pit. Location: East Bay Gymnastics, 1441 Franquette Ave. Instructor: East Bay Gymnastics DATES 1/10-1/31 2/7-2/28 3/6-3/27
DAY W W W
TIME FEE 2:30-3:15p.m. R: $106/NR: $116 2:30-3:15p.m. R: $106/NR: $116 2:30-3:15p.m. R: $106/NR: $116
CLASS # 122453 122454 122455
Girls Beginner Gymnastics
Ages: 6-15 years This entry-level class is the perfect introduction to the basic skill elements needed for the four women's gymnastics events: vault, uneven bars, balance beam, and floor exercise. Your child will learn proper progressions to ensure safety and efficiency in the foundational skills needs to be successful in more advanced gymnastics. Location: East Bay Gymnastics, 1441 Franquette Ave. Instructor: East Bay Gymnastics DATES 1/10-1/31 2/7-2/28 3/6-3/27
DAY TIME W 2:30-3:30p.m. W 2:30-3:30p.m. W 2:30-3:30p.m.
FEE CLASS # R: $121/NR: $133 122432 R: $121/NR: $133 122433 R: $121/NR: $133 122434
Co-Ed Beginner – Acro Class
Ages: 5-14 years Boys and Girls ages 5-14. Class is designed to teach basic acro techniques on floor and blocks. You will learn balancing and toss/catch skills. Classes will incorporate strength, shaping, and tumbling. Classes are co-ed, must be comfortable working in pairs and doing holds and lifts with co-ed partners. Location: East Bay Gymnastics, 1441 Franquette Ave. Instructor: East Bay Gymnastics DATES DAY TIME 1/10-1/31 W 3:30-4:30p.m. 2/7-2/28 W 3:30-4:30p.m. 3/6-3/27 W 3:30-4:30p.m.
FEE R: $121/NR: $133 R: $121/NR: $133 R: $121/NR: $133
CLASS # 122456 122457 122458
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Youth & Teen Classes Kidz Love Soccer – Soccer 1
Introduction to Basketball
Location: Concord Community Park Instructor: Kidz Love Soccer
Location: Stealth Sports Center Instructor: Stealth Sports
DATES 1/22-3/11 4/1-5/13
Ages: 5-9 years
Ages: 5-6 years 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.
DAY TIME FEE CLASS # M 3:30-4:15p.m. R: $155/NR: $170 122268 M 3:30-4:15p.m. R: $155/NR: $170 122271
Kidz Love Soccer – Soccer 2
Ages: 7-10 years 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 goaltending. Kids will scrimmage and learn to play together as a team. From defense and mid-field to forward and goalie. Kids get exposure to playing every position and have a blast doing it. Appropriate for players of varying skill levels. Best of all, each participant receives a Kidz Love Soccer jersey! Location: Concord Community Park Instructor: Kidz Love Soccer DATES 1/22-3/11 4/1-5/13
DAY TIME FEE CLASS # M 3:30-4:15p.m. R: $155/NR: $170 122269 M 3:30-4:15p.m. R: $155/NR: $170 122272
Beginning Fundamentals of Youth Football
Ages: 5-8 years We pride ourselves on creating a fun and safe experience for families. Our amazing coaches strive to bring out a positive change in each player which will bring success to our athletes on and off the field. Your child will learn to throw, catch, and kick like a pro all while making new friends and practicing teamwork along the way. Sign up now to join the fun and see the difference in your child! Location: Concord Community Park Instructor: Concord Cobras Staff DATES 1/9-2/6 1/10-2/7 1/11-2/8
DAY TU W TH
TIME 5:15-6:15p.m. 5:15-6:15p.m. 5:15-6:15p.m.
FEE CLASS # R: $106/NR: $116 122571 R: $106/NR: $116 122573 R: $106/NR: $116 122576
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Ages: 5-13 years Learn how to play basketball, have fun, and make new friends with Stealth Sports Center basketball coaches! Your child will learn the fundamentals of basketball in a positive environment including running, jumping, shooting, and dribbling with our trained and experienced staff. Stealth Sports Center’s indoor courts are located in midtown Concord off of Clayton Rd, right next to Concord Tap House.
DATES 12/5-12/26 1/4-1/25 1/9-1/30 2/1-2/22 2/6-2/27
DAY TU TH TU TH TU
TIME 4-5p.m. 5-6p.m. 4-5p.m. 5-6p.m. 4-5p.m.
FEE R: $136/NR: $149 R: $136/NR: $149 R: $136/NR: $149 R: $136/NR: $149 R: $136/NR: $149
CLASS # 122286 122289 122287 122291 122288
FEE R: $136/NR: $149 R: $136/NR: $149 R: $136/NR: $149 R: $136/NR: $149 R: $136/NR: $149
CLASS # 122292 122295 122293 122296 122294
Ages: 10-13 years DATES 12/5-12/26 1/4-1/25 1/9-1/30 2/1-2/22 2/6-2/27
DAY TU TH TU TH TU
TIME 4-5p.m. 5-6p.m. 4-5p.m. 5-6p.m. 4-5p.m.
Junior Warriors Basketball League
Ages: 5-14 years Learn how to play basketball, have fun, and make new friends at the Stealth Sports Center, Junior Warriors basketball League!Fees include jersey, 6 games, and guaranteed playoffs. Players must attend skill observation on January 20. Games are held every Saturday for 7 weeks for approximately 1 hour each game. Location: Stealth Sports Center Instructor: Stealth Sports Ages: 5-8 years DATES DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 1/20-3/9 SA 10a.m.-12p.m. R: $209/NR: $229 122283 1/20 Skills Observation: 10-11a.m. (ages 5-8)
Ages: 8-11 years DATES DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 1/20-3/9 SA 12-2p.m. R: $209/NR: $229 122284 1/20 Skills Observation: 11a.m.-12p.m. (ages 8-11)
Ages: 11-14 years DATES DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 1/20-3/9 SA 2-4p.m. R: $209/NR: $229 122285 1/20 Skills Observation: 12-1p.m. (ages 11-14)
Junior Tennis for Beginners
Ages: 5-12 years Through a balance of fun and fundamentals, children will learn the basic rules and techniques of tennis. Light conditioning and fun games are taught in a positive and safe environment. Participants must bring their own racquet, sun protection/sunscreen and plenty of water. No class February 19. Location: Willow Pass Park, Court 4 Instructor: Calvin McCullough DATES 2/12-3/18 2/12-3/18 2/14-3/13 4/8-5/8 4/8-5/6 4/10-5/8
DAY TIME FEE CLASS # M/W 4-5p.m. R: $169.50/NR: $185.50 122309 M 4-5p.m. R: $119.50/NR: $132 122307 W 4-5p.m. R: $119.50/NR: $132 122308 M/W 4-5p.m. R: $169.50/NR: $185.50 122312 M 4-5p.m. R: $119.50/NR: $132 122310 W 4-5p.m. R: $119.50/NR: $132 122311
Junior Tennis for Intermediates
Ages: 7-14 years More rigorous than the beginner class, intermediate level players will improve their skills by focusing on consistency, keeping score, and practicing regularly. Competitive group games, sportsmanship, etiquette, and handling faster paced shots will be emphasized. Participants must bring their own racquet, sun protection/sunscreen and plenty of water. Location: Willow Pass Park, Court 4 Instructor: Calvin McCullough DATES DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 2/13-3/14 TU/TH 4-5:30p.m. R: $259.50/NR: $284.50 122315 2/13-3/12 TU 4-5:30p.m. R: $169.50/NR: $185.50 122313 2/15-3/14 TH 4-5:30p.m. R: $169.50/NR: $185.50 122314 4/9-5/9 TU/TH 4-5:30p.m. R: $259.50/NR: $284.50 122318 4/9-5/7 TU 4-5:30p.m. R: $169.50/NR: $185.50 122316 4/11-5/9 TH 4-5:30p.m. R: $169.50/NR: $185.50 122317
18 hole Championship Golf Facility 4050 Port Chicago Highway, Concord 94520 925-686-6267 www.diablocreekgc.com
Open 7 days/week Full-service Pro Shop SWING INTO WINTER with a golf tune-up or learn to play golf with lessons from one of our qualified instructors! Custom Club-Fitting Center Come try out the newest golf product and be personally fit by one of our certified instructors with the latest Track Man technology. Call today to set an appointment. Private or Group Lessons Call Bob Tomasini at 925-686-6267 for pricing and scheduling. Lighted driving range open Monday, 10 a.m.-10 p.m., Tuesday-Saturday, sunrise-10 p.m. and Sunday, sunrise-9 p.m.
First Tee is a non-profit youth program established to teach life skills and instill core values through the game of golf. 2024 Winter Session: January 16-February 26 Winter Registration Dates: December 4 at 8 a.m. for returning participants. December 5 at 8 a.m. for new participants. Cost: $110 (ages 5-6) and $120 (ages 7+)
2024 Spring Session: March 11- May 5 Spring Registration Dates: February 13 at 8 a.m. for returning participants. ; February 14 at 8 a.m. for new participants. Cost: $149 (ages 5-6) and $159 (ages 7+)
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Youth & Teen Classes Hybrid Virtual Driver's Ed
Online Driver’s Ed
This is a virtual Driver’s Education with a live instructor. Students will enjoy a series of Driver’s Education lectures including understanding the responsibilities of having a driver's license, learning the rules of the road and accident-avoidance procedures. Independent assignments will also be completed during the week. Course also includes practice questions, defensive driving movies and written test prep. Upon successful completion, students will receive a certificate of completion.
The DMV allows teens to receive their Learner's Permit at age 15 1/2 and their License at age 16. This class is the FIRST required step to acquire a permit. This online course is full of videos, animated driving scenarios, and sample test questions. Learn the rules of the road, major causes of traffic collisions, DMV procedures and much more. A licensed instructor is available to answer any questions.
Ages: 15+ years
Ages: 15+ years
Location: Online Instructor: Bay Area Driving School DATES DAY 2/3-2/24 SA 3/2-3/23 SA
TIME FEE 9a.m.-12p.m. R: $215/NR: $236 9a.m.-12p.m. R: $215/NR: $236
24 WINTER /SPRING 2024
CLASS # 122393 122395
Location: Online Instructor: Bay Area Driving School DATES 1/1-1/31 2/1-2/29 3/1-3/31 4/1-4/30
FEE R: $54/NR: $59 R: $54/NR: $59 R: $54/NR: $59 R: $54/NR: $59
CLASS # 122392 123122 123123 123124
Set off on adventure with Teen Treks!
Supervised by our trained expedition specialists, your teen will embark on the field trip of a lifetime around the Bay Area. Meet new friends, explore, and make unforgettable memories. Trip fee includes entry fee, transportation, and staff supervision. Note: Dates selected based on school district no-school days and spring break. Pick-up & Drop-off Location: Willow Pass Community Center Trip Minimums: Field trips may need to be cancelled up to 14 days in advance if minimum registration is not met. Grab a friend and help us spread the word about upcoming trips to avoid potential cancellations.
UC Berkeley
Alcatraz
Are you in the process of discovering your college and career path? Join our expedition specialists for a journey through the UC Berkeley campus. An expert tour guide will walk the group through campus and review academics, student life, and more. Following the tour, participants will visit the UC Botanical Garden – a living museum full of diverse plant collections. Fee includes campus tour, garden entry, transportation, and staff supervision. DATE DAY TIME FEE CLASS #
Experience one of the Bay Area’s most remarkable attractions! Participants will step back in time on a tour inside the notorious Alcatraz prison cellhouse. Fee includes bus transportation, ferry trip, audio tour, and staff supervision. DATE DAY TIME FEE CLASS #
13-16 years | Register by 2/2
2/16
F
8a.m.-2:15p.m.
R: $64/NR: $70
10-15 years | Register by 3/19
4/2
TU
8a.m.-4:30p.m. R: $109/NR: $119
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UC Davis 13-16 years | Register by 2/26 Kick off your college and career journey and join us for an adventure to Davis, CA! A student tour guide will walk the group through the UC Davis campus and review key information about the university and student life. Fee includes campus tour, transportation, and staff supervision. DATE DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 3/11
M
8:15a.m.-2:15p.m. R: $48/NR: $53
122280
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School Break Day Camps Winter Camps
Spring Camps
Pokémon Engineering using LEGO® Materials
Animal Adventures with LEGO® Materials
Ages: 5-8 years Calling all Pokémon trainers! With the Pokémon Championship approaching, join our enthusiastic Play-Well Instructors as we build and catch our favorite Pokémon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, take a ride on the S.S. Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokémon, and battle to see who will hold the title of Pokémon Master. Come along on our journey to catch ‘em all. Location: Willow Pass Community Center Instructor: Play-Well Teknologies DATES 1/2-1/5
DAY TU-F
TIME FEE CLASS # 9a.m.-12p.m. R: $130/NR: $143 122413
Pokémon Master Engineering using LEGO® Materials
Ages: 9-12 years LEGO® Master, I choose you!! In the race to be crowned the Ultimate Pokémon Champion, we need your help! Learn to build your favorite Pokémon, level up by teaching them special moves, evolve them into more powerful versions, and come face to face with the current champion in an epic battle for the title. Learn from our Play-Well Pokémon Masters so you can make it to the top!
Ages: 5-8 years Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as we design and build leaping dolphins, buzzing beehives, and towering giraffes. Play, create, and learn in a world inspired by the animal kingdom. Design and build as never before and explore your craziest ideas. Location: Willow Pass Community Center Instructor: Play-Well Teknologies DATES 4/1-4/5
DAY M-F
TIME FEE CLASS # 9a.m.-12p.m. R: $161/NR: $177 122412
Bash'Em Bots using LEGO® Materials
Ages: 9-12 years Design your custom LEGO® bot to take on any challenge. Mix and match chassis designs using wheels, treads, or walking legs. Combine these with tools like drills, hammers, and battering rams as you refine your masterpiece by sparring with friends and overcoming obstacles. Apply real-world engineering and physics concepts to help you bash and crash your way to victory! Location: Willow Pass Community Center Instructor: Play-Well Teknologies
Location: Willow Pass Community Center Instructor: Play-Well Teknologies
DATES 4/1-4/5
DATES 1/2-1/5
Backyard Explorers Spring Camp
DAY TU-F
TIME 1-4p.m.
FEE CLASS # R: $130/NR: $143 122414
DAY M-F
TIME 1-4p.m.
FEE CLASS # R: $161/NR: $177 122415
Grades: K-5 Fill those spring break days with enriching and engaging activities in Concord’s own Markham Nature Park. Your child will make new friends and have fun while supervised by trained day camp staff. Activities will include a variety of crafts, games, nature walks, playground time, projects, and more! Campers take a walking field trip to play on the playground in Concord Community Park on Tuesday and a bus field trip to Lindsay Wildlife Museum on Thursday. Location: Markham Nature Park Bugs: Grades K-1 DATES 4/1-4/5
DAY TIME M-F 8a.m.-3p.m.
FEE R: $267/NR: $293
CLASS # 122276
FEE R: $267/NR: $293
CLASS # 122277
FEE R: $267/NR: $293
CLASS # 122278
Adventurers: Grades 2-3 DATES 4/1-4/5
DAY TIME M-F 8a.m.-3p.m.
Trackers: Grades 4-5 DATES 4/1-4/5
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DAY TIME M-F 8a.m.-3p.m.
Adults
Adult Classes
R = Concord Resident NR = Non-Resident
Flower Design
Arts & Crafts Drawing with Color Pencils & Watercolors
Ages: 18 years and up Beginner and advanced students can learn simple techniques to create floral images, animals, portraits or landscapes. The instructor will provide demonstrations, individual help and critiques. You may work in the style of your choice. Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Ann Nakatani DATES DAY TIME FEE 1/10-2/28 W 9:30-10:30a.m. R: $85/NR: $93 3/6-4/24 W 9:30-10:30a.m. R: $85/NR: $93
CLASS # 122511 122512
Fun Drawings Made Easy
Ages: 18 years and up Learn to enjoy drawing and painting. Create personal and time treasured keepsakes for family and friends. Experienced instructor, Ann, will provide all levels of instruction covering colored pencils, watercolor and Japanese brush painting. A supply list will be provided at the first meeting. You may bring your own supplies. Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Ann Nakatani DATES DAY TIME FEE 1/10-2/28 W 10:30-11:30a.m. R: $85/NR: $93 3/6-4/24 W 10:30-11:30a.m. R: $85/NR: $93
CLASS # 122513 122514
Flower Arrangement
Ages: 18 years and up This is an introductory flower arrangement class. The class will comprise of making simple corsages and basic flower arrangements with both fresh and silk flowers. Arrangements will be made for several occasions celebrated throughout the year. No class January 15 and February 19. Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Ann Nakatani DATES 1/8-2/26
DAY TIME FEE M 9:30-10:30a.m. R: $72/NR: $79
CLASS # 122577
Ages: 18 years and up This class will focus on creating free style arrangements for special occasions. Several methods will be used including Ikenobo Ikebana, a Japanese style of flower arrangements. No class January 15 and February 19. Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Ann Nakatani DATES 1/8-2/26
DAY TIME FEE M 10:30-11:30a.m. R: $72/NR: $79
CLASS # 122578
Dance, Music & Performing Arts Fun with African Drums & Percussion
Ages: 12-85 years Drumming is fun, easy and a great way to improve one’s self-esteem while fostering a lasting musical groundwork. Students are introduced to basic, rhythmic and percussive concepts, while discovering the culture, customs and music of Africa. Through tried-and-true teaching techniques and games, the vast world of hand drumming is explored. No class February 22. Location: Baldwin Park Dance Studio Instructor: Hope Izabelle DATES 2/1-2/29 3/14-4/4
DAY TIME TH 7:30-8:30p.m. TH 7:30-8:30p.m.
FEE R: $68/NR: $74 R: $68/NR: $74
CLASS # 122474 122475
Line Dance Social Ages: 18 years and up
Join our Line Dance Social for active adults! Connect, make friends, and enjoy an afternoon of dancing. Practice the routines from the “Line Dancing by Sparkles” classes, learn new moves, and boost your memory while staying active. Light refreshments will be provided. Call the Concord Senior Center at 925-671-3320 for more information! Sign-ups taken at the door during the event, space will be limited, no check/card accepted. Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Susan Dodge DATE 2/4
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DAY SU
TIME 1-4p.m.
FEE $11 cash at door
Basic Line Dancing for Beginners
Ages: 18 years and up This class is for those with little to no experience. Learn the basic line dance steps in a comfortable, welcoming, fun filled class. Line dancing can be as gentle or as energetic as you want it to be. It's easy to learn and you don't need a partner! Line dancing builds confidence and improves memory. It relieves stress and soon you'll be passing on your love of line dancing to your friends and family. No class March 28 and April 4. Location: Centre Concord Instructor: Alice Gustafson DATES 1/11-2/29 3/7-4/25
DAY TIME TH 10-11:15a.m. TH 10-11:15a.m.
Ages: 17 years and up You will learn to play the ukulele; to strum simple familiar songs like Jambalaya and Blue Hawai'i! Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Dianna Dumelle DATES 1/3-2/21 3/6-4/24
DAY TIME W 1:45-2:45p.m. W 1:45-2:45p.m.
FEE R: $64/NR: $70 R: $64/NR: $70
CLASS # 122466 122467
Ukulele Intermediate FEE R: $68/NR: $74 R: $52/NR: $57
CLASS # 122539 122540
Line Dancing by Sparkles – Beginners
Ages: 18 years and up Keep fit, sharpen your memory, release endorphins, laugh, and smile! This is an opportunity for new and returning line dance students to make new friends while learning absolute (if you have never danced before) beginner to slightly higher beginner line dances. It doesn't feel like exercise but you're moving and building strength all the same. No class March 29. Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Susan Dodge DATES 1/5-2/23 3/1-4/26
Ukulele Beginning
DAY TIME FEE F 9:30-10:30a.m. R: $68/NR: $74 F 9:30-10:30a.m. R: $68/NR: $74
CLASS # 122503 122504
Line Dancing by Sparkles – Intermediate
Ages: 18 years and up This class is for high beginners and improvers. You must have mastered the steps from the “Line Dancing by Sparkles – Beginners” class to join this improvers class!
Ages: 17 years and up Learn to read music for ukulele on staff and tabs; pick melodies and harmonies; and play advanced strums, chords and songs. Requirements: easily play basic major, minor and 7th chords. Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Dianna Dumelle DATES 1/3-2/21 3/6-4/24
DAY W W
TIME 3-4p.m. 3-4p.m.
FEE R: $64/NR: $70 R: $64/NR: $70
CLASS # 122468 122469
Ukulele Jam Session
Ages: 17 years and up Kanikapila! That's Hawaiian style! Music will be provided; mostly Hawaiian. For at least intermediate level (and intrepid experienced beginners) who can play chords and can learn more on your own as we go. No class January 15 and February 19. Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Dianna Dumelle DATES 1/8-2/26 3/4-4/22
DAY TIME M 3:30-5p.m. M 3:30-5p.m.
FEE R: $49/NR: $54 R: $64/NR: $70
CLASS # 122470 122471
Location: Willow Pass Community Center Instructor: Susan Dodge DATES DAY TIME 1/10-2/28 W 10-11:15a.m. 3/6-4/24 W 10-11:15a.m.
FEE R: $68/NR: $74 R: $68/NR: $74
CLASS # 122505 122506
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In-Person Class
Spanish for Beginners – on Zoom
Ages: 18 years and up How long have you been saying to yourself, “I need to learn Spanish.”? Spanish is spoken where we work, the stores where shop, and in our neighborhoods. It's used everywhere! Spanish is the easiest foreign language for English speakers to learn, with a similar alphabet and many words in common. In this class, no previous Spanish knowledge is assumed. Whether you took two years of high school Spanish or don't know one word, you CAN speak Spanish. Location: Online via ZOOM Instructor: Derrick Leonard DAY M M M M
TIME 7-8p.m. 7-8p.m. 7-8p.m. 7-8p.m.
FEE R: $44/NR: $49 R: $44/NR: $49 R: $44/NR: $49 R: $44/NR: $49
CLASS # 122460 122461 122462 122463
Beginning Yoga – Hybrid
Ages: 16 years and up Everyone can practice yoga! Everyone can practice yoga! You will gain strength and flexibility and leave your stress behind. In this lyengar style class we focus on structural ailment through precision, sequence and use of props. This class is a hybrid course taught live via Zoom and simultaneously in-person at the Willow Pass Community Center. No class January 15 and February 19. Location: Willow Pass Community Center or ZOOM Instructor: Susan Killoran DATES 1/8-2/26 3/4-4/22
DAY TIME FEE CLASS # M 4:30-5:30p.m. R: $40/NR: $45 122520 M 4:30-5:30p.m. R: $52/NR: $57 122521
Beginning Yoga – on ZOOM
Ages: 16 years and up Everyone can practice yoga! You will gain strength and flexibility and leave your stress behind. In this lyengar style class we focus on structural ailment through precision, sequence and use of props. Location: Online via ZOOM Instructor: Susan Killoran DATES 1/3-2/28 2/28-4/17
DAY TIME FEE W 4:30-5:30p.m. R: $58/NR: $63 W 4:30-5:30p.m. R: $52/NR: $57
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Ages: 16 years and up Continue to go deeper into your yoga practice in this lyengar style class. The benefits are too numerous to list. This class includes inversions and back bends. Prerequisite: Must have a minimum of one year of yoga practice. This class is a hybrid course taught live via Zoom and simultaneously in-person at the Willow Pass Community Center. No class January 15 and February 19. Location: Willow Pass Community Center or ZOOM Instructor: Susan Killoran DATES 1/8-2/26 3/4-4/15
DAY TIME FEE CLASS # M 5:40-6:50p.m. R: $46/NR: $51 122524 M 5:40-6:50p.m. R: $56/NR: $61 122525
Gentle Yoga – on ZOOM
Ages: 18 years and up Yoga can improve health and reduce stress. Poses for strength, flexibility and balance, as well as breathing for stress reduction are incorporated into our time together. If you want these benefits, this is a great class for you. Appropriate for those with arthritis/osteoporosis. No class February 8. Location: Online via ZOOM Instructor: Sandi Smith-Grove
Health & Fitness OR
Multi-Session Class
Intermediate Yoga – Hybrid
Enrichment & Special Interest
DATES 1/8-1/29 2/5-2/26 3/4-3/25 4/8-4/29
Zoom Class
CLASS # 122522 122523
DATES 1/11-2/22 3/7-4/11
DAY TH TH
TIME 9-9:50a.m. 9-9:50a.m.
FEE CLASS # R: $70/NR: $77 122489 R: $70/NR: $77 122490
Chair Yoga – on ZOOM
Ages: 18 years and up Yoga can improve health and reduce stress. Poses for strength, flexibility and balance, as well as breathing for stress reduction are incorporated into our time together. If you want these benefits, but prefer not to get on the floor, this is a great class for you. A chair or a wall is used for balance assist. Appropriate for those with arthritis/ osteoporosis. No class February 8. Location: Online via ZOOM Instructor: Sandi Smith-Grove DATES 1/11-2/22 3/7-4/11
DAY TH TH
TIME FEE CLASS # 10-10:50a.m. R: $82/NR: $90 122491 10-10:50a.m. R: $82/NR: $90 122492
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R = Concord Resident NR = Non-Resident
Meditation for Stress Reduction, Health, and Well-Being
Ages: 18 years and up Experience the stress-releasing/inspirational process of Guided Meditation to resolve challenges, find relief from emotion and discomfort, and move forward in your life. Instructor, Mary Bruns, has practiced and taught meditation for over 30 years, bringing awareness, relaxation, and healing to participants. Location: Centre Concord Instructor: Mary Bruns DATES DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 1/18-2/15 TH 10:30a.m.-12:15p.m. R: $79/NR: $87 122484 2/22-3/21 TH 1-2:45p.m. R: $79/NR: $87 122485 3/28-4/25 TH 7-8:45p.m. R: $79/NR: $87 122486
Pilates
Ages: 18 years and up Engage in a unique set of low impact exercises that strengthens and tones the body's core muscles, improves posture and flexibility, and creates a more streamline figure. Pilates increases one’s inner strength, complementing almost all physical activities, enhancing overall health, posture, performance and physical appearance.
Tai Chi Gong
Ages: 18 years and up Learn and practice Tai Chi and Qigong: gentle movement to improve balance, strengthen the body, quiet the mind and relieve stress. Each class includes standing meditation, qigong and tai chi movement from the Yang-style long form. Both beginners and experienced students are welcome. Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Jon Finch DATES 1/2-2/20 3/5-4/16
DAY TIME FEE TU 6:30-7:30p.m. R: $84/NR: $92 TU 6:30-7:30p.m. R: $84/NR: $92
CLASS # 122478 122479
Fit & Low Stretches
Ages: 18 years and up Are you an older adult who wants a total body workout? With a complete series of seated and standing positions, you will increase flexibility, balance, joint coordination, agility, muscular strength, and cardiovascular endurance. This assists to heal and prevent damage to your joints and reverse pain caused by bad standing and walking postures. End with restorative relaxation breathing exercises to promote stress reduction and mental clarity. No class February 19.
Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: David Henry
Location: Centre Concord Instructor: Elisa Borges
DATES 1/3-2/28 3/6-4/24
DATES DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 1/17-3/6 W 11:30a.m.-12:30p.m. R: $52/NR:$57 122531 1/22-3/4 M 11:30a.m.-12:30p.m. R: $40/NR:$45 122532 3/11-4/29 M 11:30a.m.-12:30p.m. R: $52/NR:$57 122533 3/13-4/24 W 11:30a.m.-12:30p.m. R: $46/NR:$51 122534
DAY TIME W 6-6:45p.m. W 6-6:45p.m.
FEE CLASS # R: $132/NR: $145 122517 R: $118/NR: $129 122518
Multi-Session 1/3-4/24 W 6-6:45p.m. R: $222.50/NR: $243.50 122519
Tai Chi in the Park
Ages: 18 years and up Learn and practice Tai Chi and Qigong: gentle movement to improve balance, strengthen the body, quiet the mind, and relieve stress. Classes held outdoors weather permitting or indoors if inclement. Each class includes Standing Meditation, Qigong, and Tai Chi movement from the Yang-style long form. Location: John F. Baldwin Park Instructor: Jon Finch DATES 1/11-2/29 3/7-4/25
DAY TIME FEE CLASS # TH 12:30-1:30p.m. R: $84/NR: $92 122480 TH 12:30-1:30p.m. R: $84/NR: $92 122481
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Adult Classes
R = Concord Resident NR = Non-Resident
Zumba Gold
Adult Flag Football League
Location: Centre Concord Instructor: Elisa Borges
Location: Willow Pass Park Ball Fields
Ages: 18 years and up Muscle Toning for the young at heart. It’s the dance fitness party that moves at your pace and more! Shake and sculpt your way to a healthy body for an active lifestyle. No class February 19.
DATES 1/17-3/6 1/22-3/4 3/11-4/29 3/13-4/24
DAY TIME W 12:30-1:30p.m. M 12:30-1:30p.m. M 12:30-1:30p.m. W 12:30-1:30p.m.
FEE R: $52/NR: $57 R: $40/NR: $45 R: $52/NR: $57 R: $46/NR: $51
CLASS # 122536 122535 122537 122538
Sports Adult Tennis for Beginners
Ages: 16 years and up Taking place over five weeks, this class is aimed at adults who are either new to the game or a little rusty. Participants must bring their own racquet, sun protection/ sunscreen and plenty of water. Location: Willow Pass Park, Court 4 Instructor: Calvin McCullough DATES DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 4/17-5/15 W 5:30-6:30p.m. R: $152/NR: $167 122319
Ages: 18 years and up Wednesday Night Adult Flag Football 9 Game League, plus playoffs. This is coed league offered to players at every level! Rules and more information is available on Teamsideline.com/concord. DATES 4/10-6/5
DAY TIME W 6-8p.m.
FEE $782 (team fee)
CLASS # 122394
Friday Chicago Ball League
Ages: 18 years and up Come play softball with a fun and exciting twist! In this rendition of the beloved game, men hit a 16” Chicago ball while women hit the traditional 11” ball. 7 Game League, plus playoffs. Team Registration ONLY. (No individual player registration.) Location: Willow Pass Park Ball Fields DATES 1/12-2/23
DAY TIME F 6-11p.m.
FEE $608 (team fee)
CLASS # 122431
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Introducing our newest pickleball coach! Eric Fuhrman, a certified PPR coach, made his transition from tennis
to the exciting sport of pickleball five years ago. Eric has gained valuable experience teaching the sport working alongside our very own Patricia Strazzi. Above all, Eric’s true passion lies in welcoming and nurturing new players, providing them with a positive and supportive environment to help them embark on their pickleball journey.
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Pickleball Beginner 1
Pickleball Intermediate 1
Location: Willow Pass Community Park Court 2
Location: Willow Pass Park Pickleball Court 6 Instructor: Patricia Strazzi
Ages: 18 years and up Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in the country. This fun and easy-to-learn paddle sport, ideal for all ages, is easier than tennis and offers great physical, cognitive, and social, health benefits. Register for this class to find out what all the excitement is about. This class is designed as a starting point for interested players to learn the basics and fundamentals of the sport. You will learn every aspect of the game including basic shot techniques, rules, court positioning, equipment and strategy. Start your lifelong enjoyment of the game now! Instructor: Patricia Strazzi DATES 2/12-2/26
DAY M
TIME FEE CLASS # 9:30-11a.m. R: $141/NR: $154 122300
Instructor: Eric Fuhrman DATES DAY 2/28-3/13 M
TIME 3-4:30p.m.
FEE CLASS # R: $141/NR: $154 122557
Instructor: May Wong DATES 3/11-3/25 4/2-4/16
DAY M M
TIME 6-7:30p.m. 8-9:30a.m.
FEE CLASS # R: $141/NR: $154 122297 R: $141/NR: $154 122298
Pickleball Beginner 2
Ages: 18 years and up This class is a continuation of Pickleball Beginner 1. This class is designed as a starting point for interested players to learn the basics and fundamentals of the sport. You will learn every aspect of the game including basic shot techniques, rules, court positioning, equipment and strategy. Location: Willow Pass Community Park Court 2 Instructor: Patricia Strazzi
Ages: 18 years and up This clinic is designed for the intermediate player who wants to improve their overall game, strategy, and footwork. Let's add new shots to your own arsenal and become a more well-rounded player. The learning doesn't stop when the class is over. As a bonus, all players will receive one free credit towards attending a round robin organized event held weekly. This gives you the opportunity to apply your newly developed skills in a match setting and receive direct feedback from your instructor on your progress.
DATES DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 3/11-3/25 M 11a.m.-12:30p.m. R: $147/NR: $161 122302 5/6-5/20 M 9:30-11a.m. R: $147/NR: $161 122304 5/10-5/24 F 6-7:30p.m. R: $147/NR: $161 122306
Pickleball Intermediate 2
Ages: 18 years and up This clinic is designed for the intermediate recreational players, 3.25/3.5 level who want to improve their shot selection, strategy and consistency. The learning doesn't stop when the class is over. As a bonus, all players will receive one free credit towards attending a round robin organized event held weekly. This gives you the opportunity to apply your newly developed skills in a match setting and receive direct feedback from your instructor on your progress. Location: Willow Pass Park Pickleball Court 6 Instructor: Patricia Strazzi DATES 5/6-5/20
DAY TIME FEE CLASS # M 11a.m.-12:30p.m. R: $147/NR: $161 122305
DATES DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 2/12-2/26 M 11a.m.-12:30p.m.R: $147/NR: $161 122301 3/11-3/25 M 9:30-11a.m. R: $147/NR: $161 122303
Instructor: Eric Fuhrman DATES DAY TIME 3/27-4/10 M 3-4:30p.m.
FEE CLASS # R: $147/NR: $161 122558
Instructor: May Wong DATES DAY TIME 4/29-5/13 M 6-7:30p.m.
FEE CLASS # R: $147/NR: $161 122299
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Inclusive Recreation
Call us at 925-671-3017 for more information or visit cityofconcord.org/inclusiverec
Community Dance Events
Ages: 18 years and up Concord's Recreation Services Department, in partnership with the City of Pleasant Hill, City of Martinez, and City of Walnut Creek, hosts dance events specifically for developmentally disabled adults (18+ years). Admission: $8 cash payable at the door (caregivers free). Call the respective City for more information about each event date. Location: Martinez Senior Center, 818 Green Street, 925-370-8770 DATE 1/19
DAY F
TIME 7-9p.m.
FEE $8 cash
Location: Walnut Creek Community Center, 301 N. San Carlos Drive, 925-256-3531 DATE 2/23
DAY F
TIME 7-9p.m.
FEE $8 cash
Location: Pleasant Hill Senior Center, 233 Gregory Lane, 925-798-8788 DATE 3/15
DAY F
TIME 7-9p.m.
FEE $8 cash
Location: Concord Senior Center, 2727 Parkside Circle, 925-671-3017 DATE 4/12
DAY F
TIME 7-9p.m.
Bowling
Ages: 18 years and up Meet new people, make new friends or hang out with old friends. Join us at Clayton Valley Bowl to play three games of bowling. Shoes are included for players. This 12-week recreation program is designed for adults with disabilities. Cost covers 3 pre-paid games of bowling per week, supplies, and program staffing. Location: Clayton Valley Bowl, 5300 Clayton Road Instructor: Margaret Ferreira DATE DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 1/9-3/26 TU 3:30-5:30p.m. R: $100/NR: $110 122209 4/2-6/25 TU 3:30-5:30p.m. R: $100/NR: $110 122210
Movie & Game Night
Ages: 18 years and up Meet new people and make new friends while enjoying a movie, playing a game, or just hanging out! Cost includes: staffing and program supplies (caregivers free). Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Margaret Ferreira DATE 1/18 2/15 3/21 4/18
DAY TH TH TH TH
TIME 4:30-6p.m. 4:30-6p.m. 4:30-6p.m. 4:30-6p.m.
FEE R: $5/NR: $10 R: $5/NR: $10 R: $5/NR: $10 R: $5/NR: $10
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CLASS # 122527 122528 122529 122530
FEE $8 cash
Super Bowl Party
Ages: 18 years and up Meet new people and make new friends while enjoying the big game on a big screen! Participants may bring shareable dishes if desired to share with other attendees. Cost includes: staffing and program supplies (caregivers free). Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Margaret Ferreira DATE 2/11
DAY SU
TIME 3-8p.m.
FEE R: $5/NR: $10
CLASS # 122526
Adult Sports Leagues
Flag Football •
Competitive and Recreation divisions offered
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Leagues offered Wednesday nights at Willow Pass Park
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Next season starts spring 2024!
Cornhole • Drop-in play every Wednesday night at the Willow Pass Center, doors open at 6 p.m., organized games start at 6:30 p.m. • Each night ends with a single elimination tournament
Softball • Offering Men’s, Women’s, and coed leagues • Different levels of play to meet everyone’s ability • Leagues offered on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Sunday evenings. • Chicago Ball Starting in January
For more information and to register for Concord Adult sports leagues visit www.teamsideline.com/concord or call 925-671-3423. Join our adult sport mailing list online to receive exclusive info!
Reserve a picnic space Concord Recreation Services has a variety of picnic sites that are the perfect location for your next family gathering, birthday party or hang out with friends. For more information and a complete listing and availability of our reservable sites with amenities, please visit our website at www.cityofconcord.org/picnic
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50 & Better
50 & Better Health and Human Services at the Concord Senior Center • 2727 Parkside Circle, Concord Alzheimer’s Support Group by Senior Helpers
This free support group is open to the public. The group meets on the 4th Wednesday of each month from 2-3:30 p.m. Call the Senior Helpers at 925-677-2150 for more information or just drop-in!
Café Costa by Meals on Wheels Diablo Region (MOWDR)
Open to adults 60+ and their younger spouses. The café is open Mondays-Thursdays at 11 a.m., with lunch service from 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Reservations are required and must be made by 11:30 a.m. the day before by calling 925-825-1488.
Care Management by Meals on Wheels Diablo Region (MOWDR)
Discover a wide variety of assistance and resources for adults 60+. Appointments are available every 2nd and 4th Monday and 1st and 3rd Thursday from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Call 925-482-8995 to schedule a free, confidential consultation.
Fibromyalgia & Chronic Pain Support Group
A support group for people diagnosed with Fibromyalgia or those experiencing chronic pain. This group meets on the first Friday of the month from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
GoGo Concord, a Senior Transportation Program
Through the Commission on Aging, Concord residents that are 65+ can purchase e-Scripts for transportation. The City of Concord will match your contributing funds, up to $30 each month. For an application and more information, call 925-671-3320.
Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program (HICAP)
HICAP has one-on-one counseling sessions at the Senior Center on the 2nd Tuesday and 3rd Friday of each month. Appointments can be scheduled by calling 925-655-1393. To view general information, please visit https://cchicap.org/contact/.
Home Match by Covia, a Front Porch Partner
A partnership with the City of Concord, this program matches seniors who need affordable housing with homeowners in the in the area and assists with housing agreements for all parties involved. Mediation and referral services are available. Interviews, applications and background screening provided. Appointments are available every Tuesday between 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Call 925-956-7385 to make an appointment.
Human and Economic Rights Advocates (HERA)
HERA is a non-profit law office providing free legal services to low and moderate income residents with debt and credit concerns, help for homeowners, and tenants struggling to keep their home with the exception of eviction defense. Call 510-271-8443 for more information.
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Memory Screening by Senior Helpers
Screenings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month from 11 a.m.-12 p.m. Call Senior Helpers at 925-677-2150 for more information. Walk-ins welcome. This is open to the public and is free.
Legal Assistance by Contra Costa County Senior Legal Services (CCSLS)
Free one-on-one legal consultations available for ages 60+. Call 925-671-3320 for more information and make a required appointment. • Advanced Health Care Directive: Have a free Advanced Health Care Directive made in this clinic. • Wills Clinic: Free simple Wills are available to seniors with low income and limited resources.
Notary Services for Adults 50+
Services are provided from 10-11 a.m. every Wednesday, and the 2nd and 4th Monday of the month from 10:30-11:30 a.m. The first notarization is free of charge, however succeeding additional notarizations are charged prevailing official rates. Please call 925-671-3320 to confirm notary’s schedule.
Senior Center Scholarship Program
Scholarship Program is available to adults 50+ residing in Concord who wish to participate in the Senior Center programs. Complete an application indicating your activity choice(s) and return it to the Senior Center with supporting documents. Approved applicants can receive up to $100 per year with a $5 co-pay. Applicants will be notified when the scholarship application is approved. Stop by the Senior Center to pick up an application!
Senior Peer Counseling by Contra Costa Health Services
Offers free and confidential one-on-one counseling session for adults 55+ on every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month from 9:30-11:30 a.m. Call 925-521-5653 for an appointment. Counselor speaks English and Spanish.
Educational Consultation on Medicare Benefits
Confidential and free one on one session about Medicare health insurance eligibility and benefits. 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 12:30-1:30 p.m. Call 925-766-2042 for an appointment. Appointments can be in English and Spanish.
Consultas Educativas Sobre Beneficios de Medicare
Citas personalizadas, confidenciales y gratuitas sobre la elegibilidad y beneficios que ofrece el seguro de salud de Medicare. El 2do y 4to Jueves de cada mes a la 12:30 p.m. Si desea hacer una cita, llame al 925-766-2042.
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50 & Better Classes Health & Fitness Jazz n' Tappin'
Ages: 50 years and up Join this 50 and better dance class where you will keep fit, learn basic stretches, jazz steps, and sharpen your memory with tap steps. Material fee: $5 payable to instructor on the first day of class. Location: Baldwin Park Dance Studio Instructor: Chelsea Davis DATES 1/10-2/28 3/6-4/24
DAY TIME FEE CLASS # W 6-6:45p.m. R: $49/NR: $54 122515 W 6-6:45p.m. R: $49/NR: $54 122516
Chair Yoga and Movement
Ages: 50 years and up This chair yoga class enhances overall wellness through muscle strengthening, joint mobility, and improved circulation. It targets the core, arms, legs, shoulders, back, and neck, emphasizing stretching, bending, and breathing exercises. Fun workouts for upper body strength are included. Join to learn and apply skills anywhere you go! Bring your yoga mat and a strap. Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Effie Carino DATES DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 1/2-1/18 TU/TH 11:15a.m.-12:15p.m. R: $46/NR: $51 122472 3/5-4/30 TU 11:15a.m.-12:15p.m. R: $60/NR: $66 122473
Zumba Gold Toning
Ages: 50 years and up Zumba Gold Toning blends the Zumba party you love at a manageable pace with a redefining total body workout using Zumba Toning Sticks to shake up those muscles! Walk in ready to have a blast and tone up, leave exhilarated and empowered! Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Rosy Straka DATES DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 1/4-2/22 TH 9:30-10:30a.m. R: $56/NR: $61 122500 3/7-4/25 TH 9:30-10:30a.m. R: $56/NR: $61 122501
Balance through Tai Chi
Ages: 50 years and up Learn and practice gentle movements to improve balance, mental focus, strength, and general health. Each class includes meditation, Qigong, and Tai Chi movement that can be done either seated or standing (chairs provided). Great for beginners and people of all ages. Instructor: Jon Finch Location: Concord Senior Center DATES 1/9-2/27 3/5-4/23
DAY TIME FEE CLASS # TU 10-11a.m. R: $84/NR: $92 122476 TU 10-11a.m. R: $84/NR: $92 122477
Location: Willow Pass Community Center DATES 1/11-2/29 3/7-4/25
DAY TIME FEE CLASS # TH 10-11a.m. R: $84/NR: $92 122482 TH 10-11a.m. R: $84/NR: $92 122483
Location: Both locations listed above DATES 1/9-2/29 3/5-4/25
DAY TIME FEE CLASS # TU/TH 10-11a.m. R: $126/NR: $138 122564 TU/TH 10-11a.m. R: $126/NR: $138 122565
Stretch to Strengthen Plus More Ages: 50 years and up Have fun as you do a total body workout. Keep those muscles strong and flexible and your mind clear and sharp. Challenge yourself to do more to improve your overall health. Lots of fun activities to keep you moving. Enjoy the experience either seated or standing. No class January 15, February 19, March 11, 25 and 29. Instructor: Effie Carino Location: Willow Pass Community Center DATES DAY 3/4-4/29 M
TIME FEE 10-11a.m. R: $53/NR: $58
CLASS # 122385
Location: Centre Concord DATES 3/8-4/26
DAY TIME F 10-11a.m.
FEE CLASS # R: $53/NR: $58 122386
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R = Concord Resident NR = Non-Resident
Exploring Personal Computers
Enrichment & Special Interest Lotería
Ages: 50 years and up Lotería Mexicana and Bingo is a bilingual senior memory enhancement and social activity in a fun atmosphere. Everyone is welcome! Lotería Mexicana y bingo son actividades bilingües y divertidas para mantener nuestra mente active. ¡Todos son bienvenidos! 2nd Location: Concord Senior Center Thursday of each DATES DAY TIME FEE month 1/11 2/8 3/14 4/11
TH TH TH TH
10-11:30a.m. 10-11:30a.m. 10-11:30a.m. 10-11:30a.m.
$3 cash $3 cash $3 cash $3 cash
Using a Reverse Mortgage to Improve Your Retirement
Ages: 50 years and up 62 or older? Learn how many financial planners and homeowners use home equity to extend retirement assets. Age in the comfort of your home and eliminate monthly mortgages, credit cards or other debt. Fund health care, in-home care, and home improvements. Downsizing or moving? Consider reverse purchase. Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Jon Carlson DATES 1/25 2/22
DAY TH TH
TIME 3-4:30p.m. 3-4:30p.m.
FEE FREE FREE
CLASS # 122579 122580
AARP Driver Safety Refresher
Ages: 50 years and up Learn valuable driving techniques for enhanced safety on the road, benefiting both you and your loved ones. This class is a refresher course; it is required that you have taken the 8-hour class or 4-hour refresher in the last three years. Course fees and waivers will be collected on the first day of class: $20 for AARP members and $25 for non-members. Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: AARP DATE 4/17
DAY TIME FEE W 9:30a.m.-1:30p.m. See above
CLASS # 122581
Ages: 50 years and up Explore the basic functions of personal computers. In a casual setting, you will navigate the Windows computer, organize files and folders, save and backup files, explore software applications. Keep files, calendar events, photos, and contacts at your fingertips. Explore music, videos, and other entertainment capabilities of your personal computer. Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Janet Cragin DATES DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 1/22-1/29 M 10a.m.-12p.m. R: $64/NR: $70 122493 3/18-3/25 M 10a.m.-12p.m. R: $64/NR: $70 122494 4/22-4/29 M 10a.m.-12p.m. R: $64/NR: $70 122495
Digital Expedition: Improving Internet Navigation Skills
Ages: 50 years and up Embark on a virtual journey of discovery! You will learn to navigate the internet with confidence through researching and planning all aspects of a vacation using online tools: maps, hotels, attractions, and more. Boost your internet skills while crafting the ultimate adventure – no passport required! Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: Janet Cragin DATES DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 1/10-1/17 W 10a.m.-12p.m. R: $64/NR: $70 122496 2/5-2/12 M 10a.m.-12p.m. R: $64/NR: $70 122497 3/4-3/11 M 10a.m.-12p.m. R: $64/NR: $70 122498 4/8-4/15 M 10a.m.-12p.m. R: $64/NR: $70 122499
Welcome to Medicare
Ages: 65 years and up Turning 65 this year or next? Do you have questions about Medicare? Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program (HICAP) has the answers. This free class will answer questions about Medicare benefits, prescription medication coverage, Medicare Advantage plans (HMO's), Medigap insurance, what you need to enroll, and so much more. Location: Concord Senior Center Instructor: John Lee DATES 1/8 3/11
DAY TIME M 9:30-11a.m. M 9:30-11a.m.
FEE FREE FREE
CLASS # 123208 123209
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TRIPS&TOURS 2024 Contact the Concord Senior Center at 925-671-3320 to learn more details about our travel programs, make a reservation, or to ask about joining our e-newsletter! DAY TRIPS: Reservations must be made at least 30 days in advance of the departure dates to prevent trip cancellations. Cirque Du Soleil: Kooza Show
Golden State Warriors vs Utah Jazz
This exotic, visually delightful, Cirque performance is full of surprises, thrills, chills, and audacity! You will be fully entertained and immersed in the story! Mobility Level: 2
Join us on a fun outing to see the Golden State Warriors play the Utah Jazz at the Chase Center. Seating is located in the Bridge Section - Great seats right behind HOME basket! This section has more leg room, table in front of you and pull-out chair. Early bird pricing ends in February! Mobility Level: 1
Destination: San Francisco
Ages: 50 years and up
DATE DAY TIME 1/28 SU 11a.m.-5p.m.
FEE CLASS # R: $140 /NR: $153 122241
Broadway SF: The Wiz This groundbreaking twist on The Wizard of Oz changed the face of Broadway—from its iconic score packed with soul, gospel, rock, and 70s funk to its stirring tale of Dorothy’s journey to find her place in a contemporary world. Mobility Level: 1
Destination: San Francisco
Ages: 50 years and up
DATE DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 2/11 SU 10:45a.m.-5:30p.m. R: $114 /NR: $125 122559
Broadway San Jose: Chicago the Musical After 25 years, CHICAGO is still the one musical with everything that makes Broadway shimmy-shake: a universal tale of fame, fortune, and all that jazz, with one show stopping song after another and the most astonishing dancing you’ve ever seen. Mobility Level: 1
Destination: San Jose
Ages: 50 years and up
DATE DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 2/25 SU 11:30a.m.-5:30p.m. R: $130 /NR: $142 122248
Sacred Places Tour of SF with Craig Smith The tour is a great way to learn about San Francisco’s diverse Sacred Places of worship and is suitable for people of all religions, the open-minded, and those with a natural curiosity to explore the world around them. Mobility Level: 2
Destination: San Francisco
Ages: 50 years and up
DATE DAY TIME FEE* CLASS # 3/25 M 8:30a.m.-5:30p.m. R: $140 /NR: $153 122249 *Early bird pricing through 1/22: R: $134/ NR: $147
Destination: San Francisco
Ages: 50 years and up
DATE DAY TIME 4/7 SU 2:30-8p.m.
FEE CLASS # R: $196 /NR: $215 122282
Camp Concord FAB (50 and Better) Week Camp Concord in South Lake Tahoe is the perfect setting for a relaxing and/or adventurous vacation - your choice! FAB Week is a week dedicated to older adults 50 and better, with activities planned specifically to meet the needs and interests of older adults! Included in trip: roundtrip luxury transportation, 3 meals a day, passenger van transport to local attractions, and a week packed with fun! Mobility Level: 3
Destination: South Lake Tahoe DATE 9/3-9/6
DAY TU-F
Ages: 50 years and up
FEE R: $375 /NR: $412
CLASS # 122544
Concord Senior Travel Presentation Concord’s Recreation Services Department hosts many new and exciting travel programs specifically for adults 50 and better! Join us at the Concord Senior Center to learn more about our upcoming day trips and some exciting extended travel opportunities for domestic and international adventures!
Location: Concord Senior Center
Ages: 50 years and up
Please call the Concord Senior Center at 925-671-3320 to RSVP for the next presentation.
Monthly Casino Trips Embark on a lucky day trip to the casinos of Northern California for a chance at the jackpot! Enjoy a variety of games, entertainment, and scenic views. Bonus play is included, call the Concord Senior Center for more details. Remember to register at least 14 days ahead to avoid casino trip cancellations. Mobility Level: 1
Ages: 50 years and up
REGISTER IN ADVANCE
SEATING IS LIMITED
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DAY: Second Thursday of each month FEE: R: $50/NR: $55 TIME: Varies, call 925-671-3320 for more information DATE 1/11 2/8 3/14 4/11
DAY TH TH TH TH
TIME 9a.m.-5p.m. 9a.m.-5p.m. 9a.m.-4p.m. 9a.m.-4p.m.
DESTINATION Hard Rock Casino Red Hawk Casino Cache Creek Casino Graton Casino
CLASS # 122510 122509 122508 122507
TRIPS&TOURS 2024
FOR AGES 50+
Day Trips & Tours
Sold Out & Waitlist
We define trips and tours that don’t require overnight stays as day trips. All day trips will feature roundtrip transportation from the Concord Senior Center. Payment must be made in full at the time of registration.
If a trip is sold out, a waitlist will be formed. If there is a cancellation, registration staff will contact waitlist registrants on a first-come, first serve basis.
Extended Travel Any trip or tour that requires an overnight stay is considered extended travel. Trip booklets for an extended travel program, with registration details and full itineraries for each destination included, may be picked up at any of the Community Centers.
How To Participate Read the description of the travel program. Determine if the mobility rating is appropriate for your physical fitness level and health. Register for a program online, in-person or over-the-phone with our registration staff at any of the Community Centers.
Transportation Roundtrip transportation from the Concord Senior Center will be provided either on a commercial motor coach or in a passenger van.
Trip Minimums Travel programs may need to be cancelled in advance if trip minimums are not met in advance. Help us spread the word about upcoming trips to avoid potential cancellations.
Cancellations & Refunds As a result of passenger minimums and prepaid deposits, refunds will not be permitted within 30 days of a trip. Cancellations and withdrawals will be subject to a $5 fee. Trips are rain or shine.
Mobility Levels It’s important to note that each person’s mobility can vary widely, and these ratings are intended to provide a general guideline for mobility levels of day trips.
Travel Safely
MOBILITY LEVELS FOR DAY TRIPS
To maintain a safe travel environment, the City will follow the latest health guidelines and protocols set by the local and state public health departments. Contact the Program Coordinator for further clarification.
Level 1: Easy
EXTENDED TRIPS Searching for your next adventure? Enjoy the freedom of travel without the stress of planning with our hassle-free extended travel packages. Explore “Colorful Costa Rica” or “Cherry Blossom Time in our Nation’s Capital” or the “Jewels of
the Rhine Cruise."
Learn more about our extended travel opportunities by visiting the Concord Senior Center today!
This rating is suitable for passengers who have limited mobility, use a wheelchair, or use a walker. Walkable destinations in this category include places that have flat terrain, easy-to-navigate paths, and minimal obstacles.
Level 2: Moderate This rating is suitable for passengers who are mobile but may need occasional rest breaks. Walkable destinations in this category include places with some inclines or stairs but still offer easy-to-navigate paths and seating areas.
Level 3: Strenuous This rating is suitable for passengers who are active and enjoy a good workout. Walkable destinations in this category include places with steep inclines, uneven terrain, and long distances.
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Various speakers present information on a wide variety of topics, provide valuable resources as it pertains to Health & Human Services and to offer educational events for all ages. Please join us! Pre-registration required at concordreg.org or call 925-671-3320. Concord Senior Center 2727 Parkside Circle, Garden Room B Various Thursdays ● FREE!
Bluebirds 101-Nest Boxes and More! Ages: 18+ ● Speaker: Georgette Howington
January if a great time to set up a nest box if you have the right habitat and location. Learn about nest box design, how to install a bird box, monitor, and collect data!
Thursday, January 18, 2024 ● 10-11a.m. ● 122568
Protecting Yourself Against Financial Fraud Ages: 50+ ● Speaker: Kazuo Gray
Learn the methods used by identity thieves to steal personal information and how to protect yourself. You will also learn what information is at risk and what red flags to watch for concerning common scams.
Thursday, January 25, 2024 ● 10-11a.m. ● 122572
The Four Pillars of the New Retirement Ages: 50+ ● Speaker: Umberto Leone
We will share insights from the Edward Jones/Age Wave research about how retirement is changing. Attendees will gain knowledge about the four essential pillars (health, family, purpose, and finances) that can impact the quality of life in retirement.
Thursday, February 8, 2024 ● 10-11a.m. ● 123151
Planting for Butterflies and Native Bees Ages: 18+ ● Speaker: Georgette Howington
Bringing the joy of butterflies and native bees to your garden isn't hard! Plant the right plants, and you'll be surprised on the visitors who stop by your garden. Learn how to provide the right habitat for them so you can enjoy their beauty.
Thursday, February 29, 2024 ● 6:30-7:30p.m. ● 122567
Tips and Tools to Prevent Falls at Home Ages: 50+ ● Speaker: Synergy HomeCare
Join this informative and engaging session designed specifically for seniors, where you'll discover valuable insights and practical tips to enhance your safety and independence. Uncover hidden hazards in your home and learn how to make simple modifications to prevent accidents.
Thursday, March 14, 2024 ● 10-11a.m. ● 123207
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Your Guide to Preparation and Thriving Through the Ages Ages: 50+ ● Speaker: HomeCare by Design
Discover the path to successful aging by exploring methods to enhance your quality of life and wellbeing. Learn more about assistive devices, and gain insights into using the right products for a comfortable home. Learn about advanced directives for peace of mind in your golden years.
Thursday, March 21, 2024 ● 10-11a.m. ● 123206
Meet the Service Dogs Who Saves Lives! Ages: 18+ ● Speaker: Early Alert Canines
Dogs are well known for their acute sense of smell. One-eighth of their brain is dedicated to interpreting odor, which is 40 times that of a human! Did you know they can save the life of someone with insulin dependent diabetes or detect infectious diseases like COVID-19? Join us for an interactive discussion where you can learn all about Service Dogs, and have the opportunity to engage with trainers and learn successful dog training tips.
Thursday, March 28, 2024 ● 10-11a.m. ● 123228
Save Your Smile!
Ages: 18+ ● Speaker: Julie Singh, RDHAP Join Julie Singh, RDHAP from Travel2You Dental Care to get more information regarding oral health! You'll have the chance to ask questions about dental care and options, as well as preventative care for maintaining a healthy smile.
Thursday, April 18, 2024 ● 6:30-7:30p.m. ● 123149
How Can I Fend Off Pain Naturally?
Ages: 50+ ● Speaker: Ali Stoddard, Green Alley CBD Did you know you might be eating “healthy” food that are contributing to your joint pain? Join us to learn all about inflammatory foods and how CBD and vitamins can help with inflammation and pain.
Thursday, April 25, 2024 ● 10-11a.m. ● 123152
Open to all adults FREE
Senior Center Orientations
Concord Senior Center, 2727 Parkside Circle Mondays, 10-11:30 a.m.
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Learn about our programs, services, resources, and community events for all adults 50 and better! Meet the Concord Senior Center's staff and volunteers during a tour of the community center. Receive information about partnering organizations like Meals on Wheels Diablo Region and the Concord Senior Citizens Club Get details about Health & Human Service providers Stay for a complimentary lunch with Café Costa at 11:30 a.m.
January 29 | Class #: 122375 February 26 | Class #: 122376 March 25 | Class #: 122377 April 29 | Class #: 122378
Call the Concord Senior Center to register at 925-671-3320 or register online at www.concordreg.org
For adults 50+ residing in Concord who wish to participate in various senior programming! Approved applicants receive a maximum of $100 per individual per year with a $5 co-pay. Visit our website to print and complete the application, or apply in person at the Concord Senior Center. This scholarship can cover Recreation classes, Concord Senior Citizens Club dues, or GoGo Concord transportation services! Not sure what to allocate the money towards? Register for a free Senior Center Orientation to learn more by calling 925-671-3320.
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CAMP CONCORD 50 & BETTER WEEKS 2024 REGISTRATION OPENS DECEMBER 1ST! During the month of August, Camp Concord hosts three amazing weeks just for adults 50 years of age or older. Located in beautiful South Lake Tahoe, these all-inclusive weeks run Monday to Friday. Lodging, meals, and all on-camp activities are included in the price. Our 50 & Better Camps fill fast, so register early. For more information, please visit www.campconcord.org or call 925-671-3006. Camp Concord, "The Happiest Place On Dirt"!
Date 8/12 - 8/16 8/19 - 8/23 8/26 - 8/30
Day M-F M-F M-F
Fees R: $310/ NR: $340 R: $310/ NR: $340 R: $310/ NR: $340
Reg # 122234 122235 122236
*Rates are a flat rate per person/per week.
Register online at www.campconcord.org or call (925) 671-3404
FREE TAX RETURN PREPARATION
FREE FEDERAL AND CA INCOME TAX RETURN PREPARATION will again be offered in 2024 by AARP Foundation Tax-Aide volunteers on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at the Concord Senior Center. All volunteer tax counselors have had extensive training, passed all required tests, and are certified by both Tax-Aide and the IRS to prepare returns within the scope of the program. Appointments for tax return preparation beginning February 6 through April 10 can be scheduled beginning January 2, 2024, by calling the Concord Senior Center at 925-671-3320. Note: To complete your tax return, Tax-Aide will need you to bring relevant paperword; more information will be provided when you make an appointment.
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Swimming
Swimming
Concord Community Pool 3501 Cowell Road, Concord • 925-671-3480 www.ConcordReg.org
Important information when visiting the pool… •
All swimmers are required to self-check prior to arriving for their swim. If you do not feel well, exhibit flu like symptoms, fever of 100.4 degrees or higher, cough, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, loss of taste or smell please don’t come to the pool until symptoms have completely subsided.
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During Lap Swim times lanes may be utilized to accommodate city programming.
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Please choose a lane that meets your needs and your swim pace.
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Always announce your presence when entering a lane that is currently occupied.
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If you are sharing a lane with another swimmer you are required to circle swim. Please swim down the right side of the lane and back up to the right side of the lane.
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NO DIVING – Please enter the pool feet first.
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Lifeguards are on duty to recognize and respond to an emergency and provide care. They are not on deck to police lanes.
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Be kind and courteous to others.
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Please continue to bring your own personal lap swim equipment.
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Private instruction, coaching, organized events and workouts are not allowed without prior approval from Aquatic Staff.
Step up your lap swim!
California Triple Crown Lap Swim Challenge Enjoy swimming the equivalent distance to Anacapa and Catalina Island from the coast of Southern California and double the length of Lake Tahoe to complete the California Triple Crown. Lap swimmers have the opportunity to complete a number of distances within designated months by tabulating their laps at each visit. After the challenge is complete one winner from each challenge will be announced and will receive a prize. Join the fun and earn the Triple Crown.
Suzanne’s Swims
Looking to spice up your winter workout? Tired of your usual routine? Hall of Fame Master swimmer, Suzanne Heim Bowen, will post two workouts a week for short and long course lap swim (beginners and intermediates) at the front counter. Try something new this Winter! Learn more about these programs when you check-in at Concord Community Pool.
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Special Event Egg-straordinary Underwater Egg Hunt
Ages: 18 months-12 years Ready, Set, Swim! Come join our City of Concord’s aquatic staff for a fun filled springtime event for the whole family. Splash around and hunt for eggs in our shallow water short course lanes. The shallow lanes will be divided into sections for the egg hunt based on swimming ability and age group. Once you have gathered all your eggs, enjoy arts and crafts and games on the grass. Location: Concord Community Pool DATE DAY TIME FEE CLASS # 3/30 SA 1:30-3p.m. R: $13/NR: $18 122346 Anyone that plans on participating in the event must be registered online. Please keep in mind, children 8 years and under, and/or anyone wearing a Coast Guard approved flotation device, must be accompanied in the water by a legal guardian and within arms reach at all times.
Lap Swim
Winter Schedule December 1–February 29 Short Course Days
Hours
# of Lanes
Tuesday & Thursday
7 a.m.-1 p.m.
6
Saturday & Sunday
10 a.m.-12 p.m.
6
Long Course Days
Hours
# of Lanes
Tuesday & Thursday
7 a.m.-1 p.m.
9
Saturday & Sunday
10 a.m.-12 p.m.
9
Holiday Hours, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
Pool Closures
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
December 26 December 31 (New Year’s Eve) January 15 (Martin Luther Jr. Day) February 19 (Presidents’ Day)
6 a.m.-1 p.m.
6
6 a.m.-1 p.m.
9
December 24-25 (Christmas Eve & Christmas Day) January 1 (New Year’s Day)
Spring Schedule March 1–June 9 Short Course Days
Hours
# of Lanes
Tuesday & Thursday
7 a.m.-1 p.m.
6
Saturday & Sunday
10 a.m.-12 p.m.
6
Long Course Days
Hours
# of Lanes
Tuesday & Thursday
7 a.m.-1 p.m.
9
Monday-Thursday
7:30-8:30 p.m.
4
Saturday & Sunday
10 a.m.-12 p.m.
9
Holiday Hours, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
Pool Closures
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
May 2 7 a.m. -1 p.m. (short course only) May 27 (Memorial Day)
$ Fees for Lap Swim
6 a.m.-1 p.m.
6
6 a.m.-1 p.m.
9
March 23-24 (Swim Meet) March 31 (Easter Sunday)
April 13-14 (Swim Meet) May 3-5 (Swim Meet)
Adults (18+): $6.25 R/$7.25 NR
Swim Card 30 Swims: $145 R/$167 NR
Seniors (65+): $5.50 R/$6.50 NR
Swim Card 45 Swims: $205 R/$238 NR
Swim Card 15 Swims: $80 R/$92 NR
Monthly Swim Pass: $90 R/$99 NR
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Swimming
Recreational Swim Spring Schedule May 25–June 9 Days
Hours
Monday, May 27
1-4 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday
1-4 p.m.
$ Fees for Recreational Swim Daily
Adults (18+): $6.25 R/$7.25 NR Child (3-17): $5.25 R/$6 NR Tot (2 & under): No charge with paid Guardian Inflatables: $2 (Inflatables will be dependent on staff availability and weather conditions.)
Pass
Adult Swim Card 15 Swims (18+): $80 R /$92 NR Child Swim Card 15 Swims (3-17): $63 R /$73 NR Family Pass: $295 R/ $315 NR, up to a family of four (additional family members $20 R /$22 NR)
American Red Cross Lifeguard Clinic
Ages: 15 and up The American Red Cross Lifeguarding course teaches lifeguards the skills and knowledge needed to prevent and respond to aquatic emergencies. It provides an opportunity to complete all required certifications in one course. This course is blended learning class and has an online portion that must be completed before the first day of classes. Must be 15 years old by the last day of the course. Must be able to tread water 2 minutes (legs only), swim 200 yards continuously, and retrieve a 10lb brick from a depth of 10 feet. Location: Concord Community Pool DATES DAY 4/1-4/5 M-F 5/7-5/28 TU/TH
TIME 9a.m.-1p.m. 6-9p.m.
FEE R: $210/NR: $230 R: $210/NR: $230
CLASS # 122321 122320
Winter/Spring 2024 High School Pre-Season Program Winter/Spring Competitive Clinics Orange Group Spring Session Year-Round competitive swim team mem-
bership open throughout the year.
Private Competitive Lessons available
Check out our website for more information on all our programs
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WWW.TERRAPINSWIM.COM
learn to swim!
Search by class number on concordreg.org to register
Concord Swim School Location
Concord Community Pool 3501 Cowell Road, Concord • 925-671-3480 • www.ConcordReg.org April 6 Saturday
April 20 Saturday
April 27 Saturday
May 11 Saturday
May 18 Saturday
May 25 Saturday
Session
Times
Spring Weekend Saturday
10-10:30a.m.
122387
122322
122326
122330
122334
122338
10:35-11:05a.m.
122388
122323
122327
122331
122335
122339
11:10-11:40a.m.
122389
122324
122328
122332
122336
122340
Resident $31 Non-resident: $36
11:45a.m.-12:15p.m.
122390
122325
122329
122333
122337
122341
Session
Times
May 7 Tuesday
May 14 Tuesday
May 21 Tuesday
May 28 Tuesday
Spring Weekday Tuesday
4:00-4:30p.m
122342
122351
122359
122367
4:35-5:05p.m.
122343
122352
122360
122368
5:10-5:40p.m.
122344
122353
122361
122369
Resident $31 Non-resident: $36
5:45-6:15p.m.
122345
122354
122362
122370
Session
Times
May 9 Thursday
May 16 Thursday
May 23 Thursday
May 30 Thursday
Spring Weekday Thursday
4:00-4:30p.m
122347
122355
122363
122371
4:35-5:05p.m.
122348
122356
122364
122372
5:10-5:40p.m.
122349
122357
122365
122373
5:45-6:15p.m.
122350
122358
122366
122374
Private Lessons
Private Lessons
Private Lessons
Resident $31 Non-resident: $36
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Join Us for a Glamping Weekend at Camp Concord! September 6–8, 2024
Come and experience an all-inclusive weekend filled with great food, fun activities, new friends, and plenty of drinks at beautiful Camp Concord. Located just minutes from Lake Tahoe and Fallen Leaf Lake, this event is for those aged 21 and over. Enjoy hiking, beach visits, and relaxation in nature. A limited number of private rustic cabins are available for this weekend. All food, drinks, and activities are included. Additionally, there will be an afternoon social hour, live music by the Ali and Mark Band in the evenings, campfires, and a fabulous Sunday brunch with extra time to relax before your drive home. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity! Cabins have a max capacity of two adults 21 and older. The fee is $500 per cabin. Hosted by Matt Fragoso, Kathryn Monroy, Mike and Tracy Pisenti.
For more information visit bit.ly/campconcordglamping
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Parks & Facilities PARK & ADDRESS
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BART Park 16 Mesa Street
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Boatwright Youth Sports Complex 800 Alberta Way
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Brazil Quarry Park 1598 Kent Way
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Centre Concord 5298 Clayton Road
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Concord Community Park 3501 Cowell Road
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Other
BART Linear Park 3700 Port Chicago Hwy
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PARK FEATURES
Bayview Circle Park 3940 Bayview Circle permit only
Cambridge Park 18 Victory Lane
Multi-purpose community center available for events, meetings and classes.
Concord Civic Center 1950 Parkside Drive
Community Pool 10 Concord 3501 Cowell Road Senior Center 11 Concord 2727 Parkside Circle
Skate Park 12 Concord 1174 San Miguel Road
Year-round heated 50 meter/25 yard lap pools for swim classes, lap swim and recreational swim. Community Center providing recreational and social services to Adults 50+. Nutritional services to 60+. Center is available to rent for events. Offers various elements and challenges for skateboarders, inline and roller skaters and manual scooters.
Dave Brubeck Park
13 4202 Concord Boulevard Dorado Play Fields 14 El 1766 Mendocino Drive Ellis Lake Park
15 1736 Clayton Rd
Park 16 Highlands 1336 Pennsylvania Blvd Park 17 Hillcrest 2050 Olivera Road
Horse Park 18 Iron 1799 Solano Way
5 4 WINTER /SPRING 2024
volley ball
Soccer Field
Dog Park
Grilling
Shade Structure
Pickleball Courts
Basketball
Restrooms
Walking Path
Tennis Courts
Group Picnic
Ball Field
Playground
Water Feature
Bocce Ball
Disc Golf
PARK & ADDRESS
PARK FEATURES Other
F. Baldwin Park 19 John 2730 Parkside Circle
Play Fields 20 Krueger 2819 Cowell Road
volley ball
Hester Park 21 Len 1011 Hampton Drive Ridge Open Space 22 Lime 3851 Treat Boulevard
Greater Lime Ridge Open
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5150 Montecito Drive Lime Ridge Open Space
24 Off Leash Area Via Montanas
Markham Nature Park
25 and Arboretum
arbor rental
1202 La Vista Avenue
Homes Park 26 Meadow 1351 Detroit Avenue
Park 27 Newhall 1351 Newhall Parkway Hollow Estates 28 Pine Rolling Woods Way Seers Park 29 Rick 2099 Sierra Road
Terrace Park 30 Sun 3611 Montreal Circle Santos Plaza 31 Todos 2175 Willow Pass Road Toyota Pavilion at
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2748 E Olivera Road Willow Pass Community 34 Park 2748 E Olivera Road
12,500-person outdoor amphitheater hosting concerts and local community events. Multi-purpose community center available for events, meetings and classes.
Valley Park 35 Ygnacio 901 Oak Grove Road
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Registration
R = Concord Resident NR = Non-Resident
Sign up now! Online
Register anytime online at www.concordreg.org. New users will need to create an account and existing users can log in. View and register for courses, make payments 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Complete the registration form in this guide and mail or fax with payment to: Concord Recreation Services Department Registration 1950 Parkside Drive, MS/11 Concord, CA 94519 Fax: 925-671-3185
In-person registration and customer service hours: Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. & 1-3 p.m. at: Willow Pass Community Center 2748 E. Olivera Road (in Willow Pass Park)
Centre Concord 5298 Clayton Road (next to Clayton Valley Bowl)
Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. at:
Concord Senior Center 2727 Parkside Circle (in Baldwin Park)
Quality Assurance and Credits/Refunds
Try our classes. If, after attending the first class, you are not happy with the quality of the program, call us right away. Tell us what was wrong so we can make it right. If you call before the second class we will give you a full refund or credit. There are no refunds for non-attendance, one-day workshops, trips or materials fees. Refunds due to course cancellations can take up to 2 to 4 weeks to process. A credit left on a customer’s account will expire 12 months after the date of issuance.
Withdrawals and Transfers
If you wish to drop or transfer to another session, call us at least five full working days before the start date for a refund or credit. $5.00 Withdrawal Fee applies to all cancellations. Please note: Programs with different cancellation fees are noted and only the higher fee applies, not both. No refunds for non-attendance, one-day workshops, trips or materials fees.
Register at...
www.concordreg.org
In-Person Class
Parent & Me Class
Zoom Class
Multi-Session Class
Registration Form: Winter/Spring 2024
Please carefully read the Registration information on page 56 to successfully complete your registration and understand our cancellation policies.
PARTICIPANT INFORMATION Head of Household
If you or your child have a special need or disability, please check here.
Address City
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CLASS SELECTION Participant Name
Date of Birth
Class #
Class Title
Fee
Total Fees $ WAIVER AND RELEASE FROM LIABILITY / ASSUMPTION OF RISK I, the undersigned, wish to participate in one or more activities (hereinafter collectively referred to as “the Activity”) conducted in collaboration with the City of Concord’s Recreation Services Department. I am aware that serious accidents and injuries occasionally occur during recreational pursuits such as the Activity. In consideration of my participation in the Activity, I knowingly and voluntarily assume all risks arising therefrom, and on behalf of myself, my heirs and assignees release the City of Concord, its officers, agents, employees and volunteers from any and all claims, liens, damages, lawsuits, or liability for property damage, injury or death, resulting from, arising out of, or in any way connected with my participation in the Activity. I agree and acknowledge that this Waiver and Release From Liability/Assumption of Risk shall apply even in the event that I suffer death, personal injury, or property damage as the result of passive or active negligence on the part of the City of Concord, its officers, agents, employees, or volunteers of the City (with the exception of sole, active negligence, or willful misconduct). In the event that the individual participating in the Activity is a minor, I certify that I am his/her parent or legal guardian and I give my permission for him/her to participate in the Activity. I understand my signature is a legal and binding signature and will be considered original if received by fax. USE OF PARTICIPANT PHOTOGRAPHS/VIDEO In addition to the forgoing, I give consent to Concord Recreation Services Department or any other media agency authorized by the City of Concord to photograph or video me (or the minor on whose behalf I am signing this waiver), and to use such photographs/video footage in brochures, newspapers, social media, or other forms of media describing City of Concord activities. I agree to advise the City of Concord Parks & Recreation Department in writing if I do not agree to the forgoing. COVID-19/CORONAVIRUS LIABILITY WAIVER AND RELEASE, AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT On behalf of myself and/or my son, daughter, or person for whom I serve as legal guardian (the “Participant”), I acknowledge with my signature that the Participant wishes to participate in a City of Concord Recreation Services Department activity or program (“activities or programs”). I understand that by participating in City of Concord activities and programs there is an inherent risk of potential exposure to infectious diseases, including but not limited to COVID-19/Coronavirus. The risk of potential exposure cannot be eliminated. On behalf of myself, the Participant, my heirs and dependents, personal representatives, assigns and insurers, I now voluntarily and knowingly release and hold harmless the City of Concord, its officers, employees, volunteers, agents, successors in interest, insurers, contractors, suppliers, vendors, assigns, and any persons or entities with which/whom the City is affiliated (hereinafter collectively referred to as the “City”), from any and all liability, lawsuits, or claims for injuries, death, or property damage resulting from, arising out of, or in any way connected with Participant’s participation in the activities and programs (collectively “Claims”), including but not limited to Claims arising out of or in any way related to any emergency medical care administered, any illness or infection or disease, and COVID-19 or Coronavirus related health issue or exposure. This waiver and release shall apply even in the event that such personal injury, death, or property damage is caused or contributed to in whole or part through the passive or active negligence of the City (with the exception of sole, active negligence). I agree to defend, hold harmless, and indemnify the City from and against any and all Claims (including attorney’s fees) arising out of, or in any way related to Participant’s participation in the activities and programs, any actual or alleged negligence of myself or Participant, any emergency medical care administered, any illness or infection or disease, and/or COVID-19 or Coronavirus related health issue or exposure. I/WE HAVE READ THIS WAIVER AND RELEASE IN ITS ENTIRETY. I/WE FULLY UNDERSTAND IT, AND RECOGNIZE THAT THIS WAIVER AND RELEASE IS A LEGALLY BINDING DOCUMENT. I/WE UNDERSTAND THAT BY EXECUTING THIS WAIVER AND RELEASE, WE ARE VOLUNTARY ASSUMING THE RISKS DESCRIBED HEREIN, AND WAIVING OUR LEGAL RIGHTS ASSOCIATED THEREWITH.
Signature:_______________________________________________________________ Date:___________________ (check one) Self Parent Guardian
PAYMENT INFORMATION Method of payment Check payable to: Concord Recreation Services Department Amount $ Card # Print name as it appears on card
3 or 4 Digit Security Code
Exp. Date Month / Day / Year Signature
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Your Vision, Our Venue
Concord Senior Center
Dance the night away, fundraise for your favorite organization, or celebrate a loved one. Our three community centers offer a variety of rooms to host intimate gatherings or large parties. Choose your caterer and decorations and make a lasting memory! Call today to book the space that best suits your needs: 925-671-3324 Centre Concord • Concord Senior Center • Willow Pass Center Centre Concord
Willow Pass Community Center
Now Hiring... Your Future Begins Here! Join the Recreation Services team for a rewarding year-round or seasonal part-time job giving back to your community. Apply today to take your first steps into working with a dynamic team and explore a possible long-term career in the Recreation Services Department for the City of Concord.
Year-round positions Facility Attendants ● Customer Service Specialists Softball League Supervisor ● Ballfield Prep Crew Lifeguard I ● Lifeguard II ● Senior Lifeguard Swim Instructor I ● Swim Instructor II Assistant Pool Manager ● Pool Manager
Summer positions Day Camp Counselors (Youth and Teen) Lifeguard I ● Lifeguard II ● Senior Lifeguard Swim Instructor I ● Swim Instructor II Assistant Pool Manager ● Pool Manager
Camp Concord at South Lake Tahoe Program Counselor ● Dining and Hospitality Prep Cook ● Cook ● Food Service Coordinator Facility Specialist
Drop by a summer job fair! February 24 March 16 April 20
Visit our website to view job opportunities or apply online at cityofconcord.org/RecJobs Check back often as many summer positions will open in January 2024 and you don’t want to miss out!
City of Concord 1950 Parkside Drive Concord, CA 94519–2578
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POSTAL CUSTOMER
2024
Summer Camp Expo& Job Fair
Discover all the exciting offerings coming up for Summer 2024! Meet our staff, ask questions, and enjoy a fun-filled afternoon at the Recreation Services Department’s Summer Camp Expo. Various camp providers will be present so you and your child may preview different camp program opportunities before registering. Do you want to spend your summer working with kids, expanding your professional skills, and getting paid to play? Stop by to speak with our team and hear more about job openings. We will be hosting on the spot interviews for seasonal positions including summer camp counselors and lifeguards. Work, inspire, have fun, and get paid for it!
SATURDAY, February 24, 2024 11:30 a.m.-2:30 P.m. Todos Santos Plaza
In the event of rain, event will be moved to Willow Pass Community Center, 2748 E Olivera Rd.
Happy Camper for Life