City of Stockton Community Service Winter/Spring 2020 Activity Guide

CIT Y OF STOCKTON | COMMUNIT Y SERVICES DEPARTMENT

ACTIVITY GUIDE WINTER |SPRING 2020

COMMUNITY SERVICES

www.stocktonca.gov/recreation

TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME! DIRECTOR’S HELLO COMMUNITY SERVICES OVERVIEW

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CONTACTS & LOCATIONS COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT COMMUNITY CENTER LOCATIONS PARTNER FACILITIES CITY PARK LOCATIONS CITY LIBRARY LOCATIONS

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RECREATION SERVICES HOW TO REGISTER RECREATION MEMBERSHIPS ACTIVITY SCHEDULE ARTS & CRAFTS CAMPS DANCE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS MARTIAL ARTS SPORTS–YOUTH SPORTS–ADULTS

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SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL EVENTS

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LIBRARY SERVICES ACTIVITY SCHEDULE

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WELCOME! Creating community takes many forms. In our Department it is most closely seen by the programs and services that we offer to the public. But beyond that, it is measured by the small day-to-day interactions that our staff have with individual members of the community. One of the greatest measures of our success is receiving positive feedback from you. We often share these comments with the entire staff to help us see the difference we make.

I recently received one that I wanted to share here: “So earlier in the evening a patron came by to say thank you to the staff of the library for opening their doors to him. From what I understood the patron had been struggling to find a permanent place but had felt welcome to come by the library. The patron expressed that the library has been a safe and welcoming place to use. Now they are on their way to finally settling down and just wanted to thank the library for giving him somewhere to stay, especially during the tough seasons. From his expression it looked like he was really grateful.”

I am proud that our Library and Recreation staff regularly receive this kind of appreciation. It means that we are living up to our values and demonstrating compassion as well as professionalism. As we continue to evolve as an organization, these touchstones help us to stay true to our Mission. And this season we are excited to offer a variety of programs in an environment where all are welcome. Here are a few highlights: •

Our annual Eggstravaganza will be held at all Community Centers on April 4 from 10 am-Noon. Festivities include Spring-time games, activities, and egg hunts for all ages.

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Our Pre-Ballet Dance Class is now offering opportunities for younger participants; ages 3-7 years

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Spring Camps will be offered March 9-20 at Community Centers.

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Opening Day and Pixie Woods 66th Birthday Celebration will be on May 2. The event will include face painting, birthday cake, entertainment, special guests and more!

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Winter Reading: Now in its second year, the Winter Reading program will be continuing through the month of January. Thank you to the Stockton Heat for sponsoring this program. Children 0-12 years old read 10 books, and hand in a reading log at any library to be eligible for a number of different prizes with a grand prize of a ride on the Zamboni during a hockey game on February 15. Last year over 11,000 books were read.

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VITA: A free tax preparation service will be held at the Cesar Chavez and Fair Oaks Libraries. Volunteers will be the Cesar Chavez Library on Tuesdays, 10 am-7 pm from January 28 through April 7. They will be at the Fair Oaks Library on Thursdays, 10 am-7 pm from January 30 through April 7. Appointments are needed. Check the library’s online calendar for details.

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In Conversation: Building Community 101 will be at the Cesar Chavez Library on Monday, March 16 at 6:00 pm.

Lori Gilbert will interview Martina Morio and Miguel Guillen about their efforts in Yosemite Village. Come and join the conversation!

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Homework Help is available at many of libraries. If you want help from home, you can log onto tutor.com for free, live-chat help for all grades in all subjects.

We look forward to seeing you!

Best,

John Alita Community Services Director

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COMMUNITY SERVICES OUR MISSION Building resilient communities by cultivating healthy bodies and curious minds

OUR VISION Healthy and inquisitive communities that invest in one anothers’ success and honor each individual’s intrinsic worth

OUR VALUES Integrity  Innovation  Inclusion  Collaboration  Service Excellence  Stewardship of Resources  Encouraging the Heart

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CONTACTS COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES 605 N. El Dorado Street, Stockton, CA 95202 RECREATION DEPARTMENT

Phone: 209-937-8206

WWW.STOCKTONCA.GOV/RECREATION

STOCKTON-SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY

WWW.SSJCPL.ORG

Phone: 209-937-8221

Class/Program Registration: Community Center Rentals: Downtown Venue Rental: Field Rentals: Picnic Rentals: Pixie Woods: Special Event Permits: Sports Registration: Swenson Golf Course: PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION

Contact Community Center Contact Community Center 209-937-8119 209-937-5606 209-937-8206 209-937-7354 209-937-8119 Adults 209-937-5544 | Youth 209-937-5542 209-937-7360

Meets 5:30PM, 4th Monday, City Council Chambers Jamie Bossuat (President) Henry Phillips (Vice-President) Spencer Lockwood (Lay Member) Susan Lenz (Stockton City Council) Miguel Villapudua (SJC Board of Supervisors) Terry Tutupalli (Lincoln Unified School District) Joe Nava (Lodi Unified School District) Eric Duncan (Manteca Unified School District) Kathleen Garcia (Stockton Unified School District) Esmeralda Chavelas (Teen Leadership Council)

ARTS COMMISSION Meets 5:30PM, 1st Monday, Oak Park Senior Center

Emily Oestreicher – Chair Marie Mallare-Jimenez – Vice-Chair Joseph Margolies Anuit Albahar Maximillian Cao Lauren McColl Kevin Pontuti Evai Dellafosse Trey Steinhart Tina DeZuniga Michael Oliva Rania Georgies Lindsay Heimm Michael Ordonia Dru Hunt WINTER|SPRIN G 2020 5

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LOCATIONS COMMUNITY CENTERS ARNOLD RUE COMMUNITY CENTER

5758 Lorraine Avenue, 95210 | 209-937-7350

Monday-Thursday 9:00am-8:00pm  Friday 9:00am-7:00pm  Saturday 9:00am-5:00pm Supper Meal Location – meals provided by LUSD. For meal times contact the Community Center.

Brown Bag Program 1st & 3rd Thursday of every month

STRIBLEY COMMUNITY CENTER

1760 E. Sonora Street, 95205 | 209-937-7351

Monday-Thursday 9:00am-8:00pm  Friday 9:00am-7:00pm  Saturday 9:00am-5:00pm Supper Meal Location – meals provided by LUSD. For meal times contact the Community Center.

Brown Bag Program 2nd & 4th Friday of every month

VAN BUSKIRK COMMUNITY CENTER

734 Houston Avenue, 95206 | 209-937-7358

Monday-Thursday 9:00am-8:00pm  Friday 9:00am-7:00pm  Saturday 9:00am-5:00pm Supper Meal Location – meals provided by LUSD. For meal times contact the Community Center.

Brown Bag Program 1st & 3rd Wednesday of every month

SEIFERT COMMUNITY CENTER

128 W. Benjamin Holt Drive, 95207 | 209-937-8307

Monday-Thursday 2:00pm-8:00pm  Friday 2:00pm-7:00pm  Saturday 9:00am-5:00pm Supper Meal Location – meals provided by LUSD. For meal times contact the Community Center.

OAK PARK SENIOR CENTER

730 E. Fulton Street, 95204 | 209-937-7777 Monday-Friday 8:00 am-5:00 pm Senior Meals Served Mondays and Wednesdays.

The Brown Bag Program is designed to deliver one free bag of nutritious supplemental groceries to low-income senior citizens aged 60 and over. Must be registered and space is limited.

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LOCATIONS PARTNER FACILITIES MERLO GYMNASIUM

Operated by the Table Community Foundation Visit their website for more information

2021 Anne Street, 95202 | 209-948-1736

Supper Meal Location – meals provided by LUSD. For meal times contact the Community Center.

PODESTO TEEN IMPACT CENTER

Operated by Family Resource and Referral Center of Stockton Visit their website for more information

725 N. El Dorado Street, 95202 | 209-461-2942

Supper Meal Location – meals provided by LUSD. For meal times contact the Community Center.

DOROTHY L. JONES COMMUNITY CENTER Operated by The Community Partnership for Families Visit their website for more information

2044 Fair Street, 95206 | 209-444-5555 OAK PARK TENNIS CENTER Operated by Antwan Graves Visit their website for more information

3514 N. Sutter Street, 95204 | 209-547-1522

SWENSON GOLF COURSE

Operated by KemperSports Visit their website for more information

6803 Alexandria Place, 95207 | 209-937-7360

City parks and open space improve our physical and psychological health, strengthen our communities, and make our cities and neighborhoods more attractive places to live and work.

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LOCATIONS PARTNER FACILITIES McKINLEY PARK NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER

424 E. Ninth Street, 95206

Stockton Judo Club: 209-937-8209 Stockton Police Youth Activities Boxing & Karate: 209-937-8209 Aztec Dance: 209-570-7722

SILVER LAKE FAMILY CAMP

Operated by Silver Lake Camper’s Association Visit their website for more information

29981 Plasses Road, Pioneer, CA 95666 | 209-227-0082 ARNAIZ SOFTBALL COMPLEX Operated by Roy Taylor Visit their website for more information

3293 E. Morada Lane, 95212 | 209-986-9547 BILLY HEBERT FIELD

Operated by JD Hardcastle (All Star Sports Events) Visit their website for more information

3514 N. Sutter Street, 95204 | 209-957-8462 AQUATIC FACILITIES

Operated by YMCA of San Joaquin County Open Memorial Day to Labor Day Visit their website for more information

209-472-9622 Brooking Park, 4505 Nugget Avenue, 95207 Holiday Park, 5710 Kermit Lane, 95207 Oak Park, 3754 Alvarado Avenue, 95202 Sousa Park, 2900 Yellowstone Avenue, 95205 Weston Ranch High School, 4606 McCuen Avenue, 95206

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CITY PARKS RENT YOUR FAVORITE PARK LOCATION. CALL 209-937-8206 OR BOOK ONLINE AT WWW.STOCKTONCA.GOV. DOGS MUST BE LEASHED AT ALL CITY PARKS. PICNIC AREA

TABLES

SEATS BBQ PIT

RESTROOM PLAY WATER CURFEW ALCOHOL LOT 10 PM ALLOWED

AMERICAN LEGION PARK: 1800 Baker St., 95204 (Bedford/Baker) Turtle

2 tables (with cover)

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1’x2’

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GRUPE PARK: 5818 Cumberland Pl., 95219 (Cumberland/Mead) Bear

10 tables

180

28”x52”

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LOUIS PARK: 3121 Monte Diablo Ave., 95203 (Monte Diablo/Occidental) Cottonwood

2 tables

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(2) 2’x3’

Pine Cone

5 tables

120

(2) 2’x3’

Redwood

2 tables (with cover)

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2’x3’

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MATTIE HARRELL PARK: 2244 S. Lincoln St., 95206 (Eighth/Lincoln) Elk

8 tables

160

3’x4’

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MCKINLEY PARK: 424 9th St., 95206 (McKinley/Eighth) Beaver

1 large table

36

2’x3’

Fox

1 large table

28

2’x3’

Racoon

1 large table

28

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OAK PARK: 3537 Alvarado Ave., 95204 (Alpine/Alvarado and Sutter) Buck

2 tables (West)

68

(2) 15.5’x21’

Hidden Oaks

16 tables (Center)

224

(2) 2’x4.5’

Magpie

31 tables/covered/ fenced

250

double 3’x3’

Squirrel

7 tables (East)

112

(2) 14.5’x61’

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PANELLA PARK: 5758 Lorraine Ave., 95210 (Lorraine/Winslow) Mallard

4 tables covered

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SANDMAN: 8801 Don Ave., 95209 (Don/Mosher) Sunshine

6 tables

80

18’x15’

STRIBLEY PARK: 1760 E. Sonora St., 95205 (Hazelton/8th) Blue Jay

2 tables

24

2’x3’

Hawk

6 tables

120

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SWENSON PARK: 6843 Alexandria Pl., 95207 (Alexandria/Lincoln) Golf View

6 tables/1 buffet table 48

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VICTORY PARK: 1001 N. Pershing Ave., 95203 (Pershing/Argonne/Picardy) Acorn

2 tables

48

2’x3’

Lagoon

8 tables

70

3’x3’

Totem

4 large tables

60

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WILLIAM BROTHERHOOD PARK: 2040 S. Airport Way, 95206 (Airport/Anne) Hummingbird 6 tables

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LIBRARY LOCATIONS & HOURS STOCKTON-SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY CITY OF STOCKTON BRANCH LOCATIONS MON

ARNOLD RUE MICRO LIBRARY 5758 Lorraine Ave., Stockton, 95210

TUE

WED

THU

FRI

SAT

1-5pm

1-5pm

1-5pm

10am2pm

10am2pm

MAYA ANGELOU LIBRARY 2324 Pock Ln., Stockton, 95205

10am8pm

10am6pm

1-6pm

10am6pm

10am5pm

12-5pm

CESAR CHAVEZ CENTRAL LIBRARY 605 N. El Dorado St., Stockton, 95202

10am8pm

10am8pm

1-8pm

10am8pm

10am5pm

10am5pm

FAIR OAKS BRANCH LIBRARY 2370 E. Main St., Stockton, 95205

10am6pm

10am6pm

1-6pm

10am8pm

10am5pm

12-5pm

MARGARET TROKE LIBRARY 502 W. Benjamin Holt Dr., Stockton, 95207

10am8pm

10am8pm

1-8pm

10am8pm

10am5pm

10am5pm

10am2pm

2-6pm

2-6pm

2-6pm

10am2pm

10am8pm

1-6pm

10am6pm

10am5pm

12-5pm

STRIBLEY MICRO LIBRARY 1760 E. Sonora St., Stockton, 95205 WESTON RANCH LIBRARY 1453 W. French Camp Rd., Stockton, 95206

10am6pm

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SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY BRANCH LOCATIONS MON

TUE

WED

THU

FRI

SAT

ESCALON LIBRARY 1540 Second St., Escalon, 95320

1-6pm

2-7pm

1-6pm

10am6pm*

12-5pm

11am4pm

LATHROP LIBRARY 450 Spartan Way, Lathrop, 95330

1-6pm

1-6pm

1-6pm

1-6pm

12-5pm

12-5pm

LINDEN LIBRARY 19059 E. Main St. (Hwy 26), Linden, 95236

12-5pm

3-8pm

1-6pm

12-5pm

10am3pm

10am3pm

MANTECA LIBRARY 320 W. Center St., Manteca, 95336

12-8pm

10am6pm

1-6pm

10am6pm

10am5pm

10am5pm

12-5pm

MOUNTAIN HOUSE LIBRARY 250 E. Main St., Mountain House, 95391

10am8pm

10am7pm

1-6pm

10am6pm

10am5pm

10am5pm

12-5pm

RIPON MEMORIAL LIBRARY 333 W. Main St., Ripon, 95366

10am8pm

10am6pm

1-6pm

10am6pm

10am5pm

10am5pm

12-6pm

1-7pm

12-6pm

10am4pm

10am4pm

10am7pm

1-6pm

10am8pm

10am5pm

10am5pm

Closed: Thursdays 12-2 pm

THORNTON LIBRARY 26341 N. Thornton Rd., Thornton, 95686 TRACY LIBRARY 20 E. Eaton Ave., Tracy, 95376 MOBILE LIBRARY

STOCKTON SAN-JOAQUIN COUNTY

PUBLIC LIBRARY

10am8pm

SUN

12-5pm

Call for schedule: 209-937-8468 or view online at ssjcpl.org

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RECREATION SERVICES NEW!

REGISTER AND PAY FOR ACTIVITIES ONLINE: WWW.STOCKTONCA.GOV/RECREATION

= INDICATES PROGRAMS, ADDITIONAL LOCATION(S) AND/OR EXTENDED HOURS PROVIDED BY MEASURE M FUNDING.

LIMITED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IS AVAILABLE FOR ALL RECREATION PROGRAMS. PLEASE CONTACT A COMMUNITY CENTER FOR MORE INFORMATION. NOTE: Many of our programs have minimum and maximum capacity. If the minimum is not met, the program may be canceled. Once the maximum capacity has been met, registrants will be added to a wait list. Unless otherwise noted, all programs and facilities will be closed on January 1, January 20, February 10, and February 17.

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RECREATION MEMBERSHIPS FITNESS AND BASKETBALL DROP-IN MEMBERSHIP $10 – MONTHLY

This membership provides access to any of our community center fitness rooms and basketball courts. Fitness Rooms can be used during normal hours of operation, and basketball court access is from 9am–1pm daily. Our fitness rooms are equipped with various cardio and weight equipment. This membership is for Arnold Rue, Stribley, and Van Buskirk Centers.

REGISTER NOW

SENIOR MEMBERSHIP 50+ $25 – ANNUAL FEE (JULY – JUNE)

Discover all the activities, events, and classes offered at our Community Centers for our senior community to stay active and healthy. Become a part of our vibrant senior community for only $25 annually. Memberships can be purchased at any City of Stockton Community Center, and allows the membership to be used at Arnold Rue, Oak Park, Stribley, and Van Buskirk Centers. Enjoy billiards, fitness room access, dance and aerobic activities, crafts, and a number of senior specific classes.

Exercise significantly reduces the chance for heart problems, according to 43 separate studies conducted by the Centers for Disease Control.

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ARTS & CRAFTS

REGISTER NOW

PAINTING

Whether you are a beginner or advanced painter, this is fun for everyone. Join us in finding your artistic ability in creating your own personal art piece. Classes are available for all age groups. All supplies will be provided. Must have four students to hold class.

Location: Van Buskirk Community Center  Instructor: Kathy Dinublio (MIN/MAX: 4/6)

Session 515312-B01 515312-B02 515312-B03 515312-B04

Age Date 8+ 01/09 8+ 02/06 8+ 03/05 8+ 04/09

Day Time Th 5:30-7:30P Th 5:30-7:30P Th 5:30-7:30P Th 5:30-7:30P

Fee $10 $10 $10 $10

Location: Seifert Community Center  Instructor: Kathy Dinublio (MIN/MAX: 4/6)

Session 515312-C01 515312-C02 515312-C03 515312-C04

Age Date 8+ 01/23 8+ 02/20 8+ 03/19 8+ 04/23

Day Time Th 5:30-7:30P Th 5:30-7:30P Th 5:30-7:30P Th 5:30-7:30P

Fee $10 $10 $10 $10

SEWING A class for all ages and skill levels. Learn to cut fabric, measure, sew by hand and use a sewing machine while also learning sewing terminology. All supplies will be provided. Bring an attitude ready to learn and create. Must have three students to hold class.

Location: Van Buskirk Community Center  Instructor: Kathy Dinublio (MIN/MAX: 3/6)

Session 515311-B01 515311-B02 515311-B03 515311-B04

Age 8+ 8+ 8+ 8+

Date 01/07 02/04 03/03 04/09

Day Tu Tu Tu Tu

Time 5:30-7:30P 5:30-7:30P 5:30-7:30P 5:30-7:30P

Fee $15 $15 $15 $15

Location: Seifert Community Center  Instructor: Kathy Dinublio (MIN/MAX: 3/6)

Session 515311-C01 515311-C02 515311-C03 515311-C04

Age 8+ 8+ 8+ 8+

Date 01/21 02/18 03/17 04/21

Day Tu Tu Tu Tu

Time 5:30-7:30P 5:30-7:30P 5:30-7:30P 5:30-7:30P

Fee $15 $15 $15 $15

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CAMPS (Ages 5-12) Children will experience a different theme each week through a variety of activities and hands-on experiences. Camps must have a minimum of 10 children enrolled one week prior to camp beginning. Camp participants will need to bring a lunch and snacks for this camp.

SPRING Location: Arnold Rue Community Center  Instructor: Staff (MIN/MAX: 10/30) Session 114507-A01 114507-A02 114507-A03 114507-A04

Age 5-12 5-12 5-12 5-12

Date 03/09-03/13 03/16-03/20 03/09-03/13 03/16-03/20

Day M-F M-F M-F M-F

Time 7:30A-5:30P 7:30A-5:30P 7:30A-5:30P 7:30A-5:30P

Fee $80 $80 $40 $40

Location: Van Buskirk Community Center  Instructor: Staff (MIN/MAX: 10/15) Session 114507-B01 114507-B02

Age 5-12 5-12

Date 03/16-03/20 03/16-03/20

Day M-F M-F

Time 7:30A-5:30P 7:30A-12:30P

Fee $80 $40

Location: Seifert Community Center  Instructor: Staff (MIN/MAX: 10/15) Session 114507-C01 114507-C02

Age 5-12 5-12

Date 03/16-03/20 03/16-03/20

Day M-F M-F

Time 7:30A-5:30P 7:30A-5:30P

Fee $80 $40

Location: Stribley Community Center  Instructor: Staff (MIN/MAX: 10/15) Session 114507-D01 114507-D02

Age 5-12 5-12

Date 03/16-03/20 03/16-03/20

Day M-F M-F

Time 7:30A-5:30P 7:30A-12:30P

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Fee $80 $40

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COMMUNITY SERVICES

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FULL DAY CAMPS

HALF DAY CAMPS

Ages 5—12 M-F 7:30 AM—5:30 PM

Ages 5—12 M-F 7:30 AM—12:30 PM

March 9 - 13* March 16 - 20

March 9 - 13* March 16 - 20

$80 Weekly

$40 Weekly

*Camp only offered at Arnold Rue this week

*Camp only offered at Arnold Rue this week

Campers must bring lunch

Campers must bring lunch

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DANCE CLASSES BALLROOM BOOTCAMP This fun, interactive class will teach you need to know to be confident on and off the dance floor.

Covers smooth dances (Waltz, Tango, Foxtrot), Latin dances (Salsa, Cha Cha, Rumba), and Club dances (East Coast, swing, nightclub two-step, country two-step.). No partner required. Receive semi-private instruction at a group price. Perfect for every skill level.

Location: Oak Park Senior Center  Instructor: Cathy Marcat-Medeiros (MIN/MAX: 4/30) Monthly Class

Session 515316-A02 515316-A03 515316-A04

Drop-In Class

Session 515316-B02 515316-B03 515316-B04

Age 16+ 16+ 16+

Date 02/06-02/27 03/05-03/26 04/02-04/30

Day Th Th Th

Time Fee 7:30-8:30P $40 7:30-8:30P $40 7:30-8:30P $40

Age 16+ 16+ 16+

Date 02/06-02/27 03/05-03/26 04/02-04/30

Day Th Th Th

Time Fee 7:30-8:30P $15 7:30-8:30P $15 7:30-8:30P $15

BELLY DANCING Learn the traditional art of belly dance (Raks Sharki). This class will concentrate on the five sections of a belly dance routine as well as the history of the dance. Great exercise for the body and soul.

Location: Arnold Rue Community Center  Instructor: Asia Killeen (MIN/MAX: 8/25) Monthly Class

Session 512320-A01 512320-A02 512320-A03 512320-A04

Drop-In Class

Session 512320-B01 512320-B02 512320-B03 512320-B04

Age 16+ 16+ 16+ 16+

Date 01/02-01/30 02/06-02/27 03/05-03/26 04/02-04/30

Day Th Th Th Th

Time Fee 6:30-7:30P $35 6:30-7:30P $35 6:30-7:30P $35 6:30-7:30P $35

Age 16+ 16+ 16+ 16+

Date 01/02-01/30 02/06-02/27 03/05-03/26 04/02-04/30

Day Th Th Th Th

Time Fee 6:30-7:30P $12 6:30-7:30P $12 6:30-7:30P $12 6:30-7:30P $12

Location: Oak Park Senior Center  Instructor: Asia Killeen (MIN/MAX: 8/25) Monthly Class

Session 512320-C01 512320-C02 512320-C03 512320-C04

Drop-In Class

Session 512320-D01 512320-D02 512320-D03 512320-D04

Age 16+ 16+ 16+ 16+

Date 01/02-01/30 02/06-02/27 03/05-03/26 04/02-04/30

Day M M M M

Time Fee 5:00-6:00P $35 5:00-6:00P $35 5:00-6:00P $35 5:00-6:00P $35

Age 16+ 16+ 16+ 16+

Date 01/02-01/30 02/06-02/27 03/05-03/26 04/02-04/30

Day M M M M

Time Fee 5:00-6:00P $12 5:00-6:00P $12 5:00-6:00P $12 5:00-6:00P $12

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DANCE CLASSES REGISTER NOW

HIP HOP DANCE

A high-energy class teaching the latest in street dancing, breaking, popping and locking. Classes encourage students to bring their individual style and personality to the movements. A high-energy class teaching the latest in street dancing, breaking, popping and locking. Classes encourage students to bring their individual style and personality to the movements.

Location: Arnold Rue Community Center  Instructor: Yameci Dance Co. (MIN/MAX: 3/25) Session Age Date Day Time 514302-A01 6-12 01/04-01/25 Sa 9:00-10:00A 514302-A02 6-12 02/01-02/29 Sa 9:00-10:00A 514302-A03 6-12 03/07-03/28 Sa 9:00-10:00A 514302-A04 6-12 04/04-04/25 Sa 9:00-10:00A

Fee $50 $50 $50 $50

PRE BALLET DANCE – NEW AGES!

Try out the fundamentals of ballet. Focus on proper body alignment, basic steps, techniques, and musicality. Students also learn life skills such as discipline, teamwork, and creativity while having fun. Try out the fundamentals of ballet. Focus on proper body alignment, basic steps, techniques, and musicality.

Students also learn life skills such as discipline, teamwork, and creativity while having fun.

Location: Arnold Rue Community Center  Instructor: Yameci Dance Co (MIN/MAX: 3/25) Session 514303-A01 514303-A02 514303-A03 514303-A04

Age Date Day Time Fee 3-7 01/04-01/25 Sa 10:00-11:00A $50 3-7 02/01-02/29 Sa 10:00-11:00A $50 3-7 03/07-03/28 Sa 10:00-11:00A $50 3-7 04/04-04/25 Sa 10:00-11:00A $50

SALSA DANCE

Come enjoy Juan's Latin Potpourri. Listen to the Caribbean Beat of the Congas, Bongos and Maracas.

Sway to our Latin Rhythms through Salsa, Cha Cha Cha, Merengue, Cumbia, Bachata and more. All level of dancers welcome.

Location: Van Buskirk Community Center  Instructor: Juan Aranda (MIN/MAX: 3/50) Session 515319-A01 512315-A02 512315-A03 512315-A04

Age Date 16+ 01/06-01/29 16+ 02/03-02/26 16+ 03/02-03/30 16+ 04/01-04/29

Day Time M, W 6:00-7:00P M, W 6:00-7:00P M, W 6:00-7:00P M, W 6:00-7:00P

Fee FREE FREE FREE FREE

SOUL LINE DANCE Learn variety of soul line dance steps set to upbeat, soul music. Fun way to get your move on and perfect for all levels of dance and ages.

Location: Stribley Community Center  Instructors: Tanya Gippson (MIN/MAX: 3/50) Session 512315-A01 512315-A02 512315-A03 512315-A04

Age Date 5+ 01/02-01/30 5+ 02/04-02/27 5+ 03/03-03/31 5+ 04/02-04/30

Day Time Tu, Th 5:30-7:00P Tu, Th 5:30-7:00P Tu, Th 5:30-7:00P Tu, Th 5:30-7:00P

Fee FREE FREE FREE FREE

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DANCE CLASSES TAP DANCE Tap provides great exercise for the mind and body and is loads of fun. Tap shoes are required. No formal training needed. Expect to be tap dancing in the first lesson. Includes both traditional and Rad Tap techniques.

Location: Oak Park Senior Center ï‚&#x; Instructor: Susan Sixkiller (MIN/MAX: 5/25) ADULTS Registration Fee is $38 per month. You can drop into this class for $15 per class.

Intermediate Class Session 512316-A01 512316-A02 512316-A03 512316-A04

Beginning Class

Session 512316-B01 512316-B02 512316-B03 512316-B04

Age Date Day Time 16+ 01/08-01/29 W 5:30-6:30P 16+ 02/05-02/26 W 5:30-6:30P 16+ 03/04-03/25 W 5:30-6:30P 16+ 04/01-04/29 W 5:30-6:30P

Fee $38 $38 $38 $38

Age Date Day Time 16+ 01/08-01/29 W 6:30-7:30P 16+ 02/05-02/26 W 6:30-7:30P 16+ 03/04-03/25 W 6:30-7:30P 16+ 04/01-04/29 W 6:30-7:30P

Fee $38 $38 $38 $38

Intermediate Drop-In Session 512316-C01 512316-C02 512316-C03 512316-C04

Age Date 16+ 01/08-01/29 16+ 02/05-02/26 16+ 03/04-03/25 16+ 04/01-04/29

Beginning Drop-In Session 512316-D01 512316-D02 512316-D03 512316-D04

Age Date 16+ 01/08-01/29 16+ 02/05-02/26 16+ 03/04-03/25 16+ 04/01-04/29

Day Time W 5:30-6:30P W 5:30-6:30P W 5:30-6:30P W 5:30-6:30P

Fee $15 $15 $15 $15

Day Time W 6:30-7:30P W 6:30-7:30P W 6:30-7:30P W 6:30-7:30P

Fee $15 $15 $15 $15

SENIORS Registration Fee is $28 per month.

Monthly Class Session 511316-A01 511316-A02 511316-A03 511316-A04

Drop-In Class

Session 511316-B01 511316-B02 511316-B03 511316-B04

Age Date Day Time 50+ 01/07-01/28 Tu 12:00-1:00P 50+ 02/04-02/25 Tu 12:00-1:00P 50+ 03/03-03/31 Tu 12:00-1:00P 50+ 04/07-04/28 Tu 12:00-1:00P

Fee $28 $28 $28 $28

Age Date Day Time 50+ 01/07-01/28 Tu 12:00-1:00P 50+ 02/04-02/25 Tu 12:00-1:00P 50+ 03/03-03/31 Tu 12:00-1:00P 50+ 04/07-04/28 Tu 12:00-1:00P

Fee $10 $10 $10 $10

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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AFTER SCHOOL EXPRESS We offer homework help, indoor and outdoor activities (weather permitting), arts and crafts, games, special guest speakers, and more! To Register: Parents/Guardians must complete and turn in an After-School Express Registration Form prior to child's attendance. Please submit paperwork to the Community Center child will attend.

Instructor: Staff (MIN/MAX: 1/30) Session 514106-A 514106-B 514106-C 514106-D

Location Arnold Rue Van Buskirk Seifert Stribley

Age 5-12 5-12 5-12 5-12

Date 08/01-05/29 08/01-05/29 08/01-05/29 08/01-05/29

Day M-F M-F M-F M-F

Time

2:30-6:00P 2:30-6:00P 2:30-6:00P 2:30-6:00P

Fee FREE FREE FREE FREE

JOHN MUIR AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM This fun, engaging paid program is for John Muir Elementary School students. We offer homework help, indoor and outdoor activities (weather permitting), arts and crafts, games, family activities, and more!

Location: John Muir Elementary School ï‚&#x; Instructor: Staff (MIN/MAX: 0/60) Session Age Date 544118-A20 5-12 01/06-01/10 544118-A21 5-12 01/13-01/17 544118-A22 5-12 01/21-01/24 544118-A23 5-12 02/03-02/06 544118-A24 5-12 02/10-02/14 544118-A25 5-12 02/18-02/21 544118-A26 5-12 02/24-02/28 544118-A28 5-12 03/02-03/06 544118-A29 5-12 03/23-03/27 544118-A30 5-12 03/30-04/03 544118-A31 5-12 04/06-04/10 544118-A32 5-12 04/13-04/17 544118-A33 5-12 04/20-04/24 544118-A34 5-12 04/27-05/01

Day M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F

Time 2:30-6:00P 2:30-6:00P 2:30-6:00P 2:30-6:00P 2:30-6:00P 2:30-6:00P 2:30-6:00P 2:30-6:00P 2:30-6:00P 2:30-6:00P 2:30-6:00P 2:30-6:00P 2:30-6:00P 2:30-6:00P

Fee $35 $35 $35 $35 $35 $35 $35 $35 $35 $35 $35 $35 $35 $35

NEW TEEN PROGRAMMING

This drop-in program is designed for 13-17 year old students. Teens may have access to basketball, table tennis, video games, board games, foosball, billiards, and a variety of other recreation activities.

All students must have a current waiver on file at each community center they plan to attend.

Instructor: Staff (MIN/MAX: 0/50) Session 513621-A01 513621-B01 513621-C01 513621-D01

Location Arnold Rue Van Buskirk Seifert Stribley

Age 13-17 13-17 13-17 13-17

Date 07/30-05/29 07/30-05/29 07/30-05/29 07/30-05/29

Day M-F M-F M-F M-F

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Time

2:30-5:00P 2:30-6:00P 2:30-5:00P 2:30-5:00P

Fee FREE FREE FREE FREE

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS TUTORING Educational help for kindergarten to college students. Primary help in core subjects. Work in a comfortable, quiet, and inviting environment with high school and college instructors.

REGISTER NOW

Location: Seifert Community Center ï‚&#x; Instructor: Erin Chester-Bradt (MIN/MAX: 2/15) Session Age Date 515309-A07 6-22 01/07-01/30 515309-A08 6-22 02/04-02/27 515309-A09 6-22 03/03-04/02 515309-A10 6-22 04/07-04/30 515309-B07 6-22 01/07-01/30 515309-B08 6-22 02/04-02/27 515309-B09 6-22 03/03-04/02 515309-B10 6-22 04/07-04/30 515309-C07 6-22 01/07-01/30 515309-C08 6-22 02/04-02/27 515309-C09 6-22 03/03-04/02 515309-C10 6-22 04/07-04/30

Day Tu,Th Tu,Th Tu,Th Tu,Th Tu,Th Tu,Th Tu,Th Tu,Th Tu,Th Tu,Th Tu,Th Tu,Th

Time 4:00-5:00P 4:00-5:00P 4:00-5:00P 4:00-5:00P 5:00-6:00P 5:00-6:00P 5:00-6:00P 5:00-6:00P 6:00-7:00P 6:00-7:00P 6:00-7:00P 6:00-7:00P

Fee $124 $124 $124 $124 $124 $124 $124 $124 $124 $124 $124 $124

Participation in organized fitness and sports programs helps children build higher bone density, combating osteoporosis in later life.

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MARTIAL ARTS REGISTER NOW

STRETCH AND TAI CHI FOR STRENGTH AND MOBILITY

Need an afternoon break? How about some stretching, Tai Chi, and a little cardio? This class designed to help those with limited mobility, and any of the simple movements can be done standing or sitting.

The focus of the class is on increasing circulation, and participants work out in a fun and relaxed environment.

Location: Oak Park Senior Center ď‚&#x; Instructor: Mae Hui (MIN/MAX: 1/30)

Session 512304-C01 512304-C02 512304-C03 512304-C04

Age Date 50+ 01/02-01/30 50+ 02/04-02/27 50+ 03/03-03/31 50+ 04/02-04/30

Day Time Tu, Th 3:30-4:30P Tu, Th 3:30-4:30P Tu, Th 3:30-4:30P Tu, Th 3:30-4:30P

Fee $10 $10 $10 $10

TAI CHI Learn this ancient Chinese martial art that combines slow-moving and graceful exercises, soft circular motions to harmonize mind, body and mental focus, while stretching muscles and joints. Great for maintaining a healthy body and mind. Learn this ancient Chinese martial art that combines slowmoving and graceful exercises, soft circular motions to harmonize mind and body and mental focus, while stretching muscles and joints. Great for maintaining a healthy body and mind.

Instructor: Bing Hui (MIN/MAX: 3/26) Location: Arnold Rue Community Center

Session Age Date Day Time Fee 512304-A01 18+ 01/01-01/31 W,F 11:15A-12:15P $10 512304-A02 18+ 02/05-02/28 W,F 11:15A-12:15P $10 512304-A03 18+ 03/04-03/27 W,F 11:15A-12:15P $10 512304-A04 18+ 04/01-04/29 W,F 11:15A-12:15P $10

Location: Oak Park Senior Center

Session Age Date Day Time Fee 512304-B01 50+ 01/01-01/31 T,F 11:15A-12:15P $10 512304-B02 50+ 02/05-02/28 T,F 11:15A-12:15P $10 512304-B03 50+ 03/04-03/27 T,F 11:15A-12:15P $10 512304-B04 50+ 04/01-04/29 T,F 11:15A-12:15P $10

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SPORTS–YOUTH GYMNASTICS Learn beginning tumbling skills, balance beam games, stretching, and vault. Tumbling skills focus on front/backward rolls and cartwheels. A social and fun class!

Location: Seifert Community Center  Instructor: Nancy Healy (MIN/MAX: 4/7) KinderGym: Session Age Date Day Time Fee 514310-A01 2-3.5 01/08-02/12 Th 10:30-11:15A $60 514310-A03 2-3.5 03/04-04/15 Th 10:30-11:15A $60

Beginning Class: Session 514310-B01 514310-B02 514310-B03 514310-B04 514310-D01 514310-D02 514310-D03 514310-D04

Age Date Day Time 6-10 01/02-01/30 Th 3:15-4:00P 6-10 02/06-02/27 Th 3:15-4:00P 6-10 03/05-03/26 Th 3:15-4:00P 6-10 04/02-04/30 Th 3:15-4:00P 5-7 01/03-01/31 F 3:30-4:15P 5-7 02/07-02/28 F 3:30-4:15P 5-7 03/06-03/27 F 3:30-4:15P 5-7 04/03-04/24 F 3:30-4:15P

Intermediate Class: Session 514310-C01 514310-C02 514310-C03 514310-C04 514310-F01 514310-F02 514310-F03 514310-F04

Age Date Day Time 9-12 01/02-01/30 Th 4:00-4:45P 9-12 02/06-02/27 Th 4:00-4:45P 9-12 03/05-03/26 Th 4:00-4:45P 9-12 04/02-04/30 Th 4:00-4:45P 8-10 01/03-01/31 F 4:15-5:00P 8-10 02/07-02/28 F 4:15-5:00P 8-10 03/06-03/27 F 4:15-5:00P 8-10 04/03-04/24 F 4:15-5:00P

Fee $42 $42 $32 $42 $32 $42 $42 $42 Fee $32 $42 $32 $42 $32 $42 $42 $42

MINI MOVERS Mini Movers Sports Development Program teaches children (ages 2-5) the basic skills necessary to play organized sports, while they work one-on-one and spend quality time with their parents. The program focuses on teaching children and their parents basic sports mechanics without the threat of competition or the fear of getting hurt. Sessions are held once a week for six weeks, and each week the exercises become increasingly more difficult as the class progresses and the children show improvement. Parents must accompany the child.

Location: Stribley Community Center  Instructor: Staff (MIN/MAX: 0/20) Basketball: Session 454231-01

Tee Ball:

Session 154231-01

Age Date Day Time Fee 2-5 01/11-02/15 Sa 9:30-10:30A $30 Age Date Day Time Fee 2-5 04/18-05/23 Sa 9:30-10:30A $30

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SPORTS–YOUTH REGISTER NOW

YOUTH BASKETBALL – WINTER

Youth basketball is an exciting sport combining team play and individual skills. Stockton basketball promises no try outs, no getting cut and no bench warmers! This is a 6 week league. Practices are held once per week depending on the day and time selected by their team coach. A parent info meeting will be the week of January 21-25,2020. A skills clinic will be offered February 4-8, 2020, and our Basketball Jamboree is on February 22, 2020. All dates, times, and locations will be determined by enrollment and grade. Registration is November 16, 2019 - January 4, 2020.

Location: Arnold Rue Community Center  Instructor: Staff (MIN/MAX: 0/999) Session 454222-01 454222-02 454222-03 454222-04 454222-05 454222-06

Grade PK/K 1st/2nd 3rd/4th 5th/6th 7th/8th Team

Date

Day Time 03/07-04/18 Th-Sa 8:30A-5:00P 03/07-04/18 Th-Sa 8:30A-5:00P 03/07-04/18 Th-Sa 8:30A-5:00P 03/07-04/18 Th-Sa 8:30A-5:00P 03/07-04/18 Th-Sa 8:30A-5:00P 03/07-04/18 Th-Sa 8:30A-5:00P

Fee $45 $45 $45 $45 $45 $270

YOUTH BASKETBALL – SUMMER Youth basketball is an exciting sport combining team play and individual skills. Stockton basketball promises no try outs, no getting cut and no bench warmers! This is a 6 week league. Practices are held once per week depending on the day and time selected by their team coach. A parent info meeting will be the week of June 3, 2020. A skills clinic will be offered June 20, 2020, and our Basketball Jamboree is on June 27, 2020. All dates, times, and locations will be determined by enrollment and grade. Registration is April 4 through May 16.

Location: Seifert Community Center  Instructor: Staff (MIN/MAX: 0/999) Session 254226-01 254226-02 254226-03 254226-04 254226-05 254226-06

Grade PK/K 1st/2nd 3rd/4th 5th/6th 7th/8th Team

Date

Day Time 06/20-08/15 M,W,Th 5:00-8:00P 06/20-08/15 M-Th 6:00-8:00P 06/20-08/15 Tu,Th 6:00-8:00P 06/20-08/15 W,Th 6:00-8:00P 06/20-08/15 Sa 8:30A-5:00P 06/20-08/15 Sa 8:30A-5:00P

Fee $45 $45 $45 $45 $45 $270

YOUTH VOLLEYBALL – SPRING The Stockton Youth Volleyball program is open to boys and girls and is offered during the spring and fall for kids in 5th-8th Grade. This program is designed to develop an understanding of rules, fundamentals, teamwork and sportsmanship. A parent info meeting will be held the week of March 23. A skills clinic will be offered April 18, and our Volleyball Jamboree is on April 25. All dates, times, and locations will be determined by enrollment and grade. Registration is January 18 through March 7.

Location: Arnold Rue Community Center  Instructor: Staff (MIN/MAX: 0/999) Session 154220-04 154220-05 154220-06

Grade 5th/6th 7th/8th Team

Date

Day 04/18-06/13 Sa 04/18-06/13 Sa 04/18-06/13 Sa

Time 8:30A-5:00P 8:30A-5:00P 8:30A-5:00P

Fee $45 $45 $270

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SPORTS–YOUTH YOUTH INDOOR SOCCER – FALL

*CURRENT LEAGUE ADDING PLAYERS

It's time to start stretching and warming up! Here's an opportunity for youth to stay active, create memories and develop fundamental skills in this fast paced game. Your child will have fun and learn new soccer skills or improve their current ability in this 6 week recreation league! Great staff and volunteers help will make this a positive sports experience for your child. Practice is once per week depending on the day and time selected by their team coach. See you on the field! A parent info meeting will be the November 14 and 15. A skills clinic will be offered December 8, and our Indoor Soccer Jamboree is on December 15. All dates, times, and locations will be determined by enrollment and grade. Late registration – currently adding players pending space availability in divisions.

Location: Arnold Rue Community Center  Instructor: Staff (MIN/MAX: 0/20) Session 354227-01 354227-02 354227-03 354227-04 354227-05 354227-06

Grade PK/K 1st/2nd 3rd/4th 5th/6th 7th/8th Team

Date

01/04-02/15 01/04-02/15 01/04-02/15 01/04-02/15 01/04-02/15 01/04-02/15

Day Sa Sa Sa Sa Sa Sa

Time 8:30A-5:00P 8:30A-5:00P 8:30A-5:00P 8:30A-5:00P 8:30A-5:00P 8:30A-5:00P

Fee $45 $45 $45 $45 $45 $270

YOUTH OUTDOOR SOCCER – SPRING Youth outdoor soccer is an exciting sport combining team play and individual skills. Stockton soccer promises no try outs, no getting cut and no bench warmers! This is a 6 week league. Practices are held once per week depending on the day and time selected by their team coach. A parent info meeting will be the week of March 23. A skills clinic will be offered April 18, and our Soccer Jamboree is on April 25.

All dates, times, and locations will be determined by enrollment and grade. Registration is January 18 through March 7.

Location: Panella Park  Instructor: Staff (MIN/MAX: 0/999) Session 154233-A01 154233-A02 154233-A03 154233-A04 154233-A05 154233-A06

Grade PK/K 1st/2nd 3rd/4th 5th/6th 7th/8th Team

Date

Day 04/18-06/13 Sa 04/18-06/13 Sa 04/18-06/13 Sa 04/18-06/13 Sa 04/18-06/13 Sa 04/18-06/13 Sa

Time 8:30A-5:00P 8:30A-5:00P 8:30A-5:00P 8:30A-5:00P 8:30A-5:00P 8:30A-5:00P

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Fee $45 $45 $45 $45 $45 $270

SPORTS–YOUTH REGISTER NOW

FENCING

Train with nationally-ranked athletes of all ages, get in shape and improve balance, agility, hand-eye coordination and hand-foot coordination, fast thinking, and problem-solving. Each class accommodates up to 12 students. All fencing equipment is provided, including electronic scoring equipment. Participants should arrive in sneakers, long warm-up pants, and a t-shirt. Class options are once, twice, three times per week or drop in. Class times are: YOUTH- Tue, Wed 4pm-5:15pm, Sat 12pm-1:15pm; TEENS & ADULTS- Tue, Wed 6pm-7:30pm, Sat 1:30pm-3pm. Price increases if paid after the first of the month.

Location: Arnold Rue Community Center  Instructor: Marin Fencing Academy (MIN/MAX: 1/30) One Class per Week: Session 515305-A01 515305-A02 515305-A03 515305-A04

Age Date 6+ 01/01-01/29 6+ 02/01-02/29 6+ 03/02-03/31 6+ 04/01-04/29

Day Time Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P

Fee $119 $119 $119 $119

Day Time Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P

Fee $169 $169 $169 $169

Age Date 6+ 01/01-01/29 6+ 02/02-03/31 6+ 03/03-03/31 6+ 04/01-04/29

Day Time Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P

Fee $229 $229 $229 $229

Age Date 6+ 01/01-01/29 6+ 02/01-02/29 6+ 03/03-03/31 6+ 04/01-04/29

Day Time Sa 12:00-3:00P Sa 12:00-3:00P Sa 12:00-3:00P Sa 12:00-3:00P

Fee $35 $35 $35 $35

Two Classes per Week: Session 515305-B01 515305-B02 515305-B03 515305-B04

Age Date 6+ 01/01-01/30 6+ 02/01-02/29 6+ 03/03-03/31 6+ 04/01-04/29

Three Classes per Week: Session 515305-C01 515305-C02 515305-C03 515305-C04

Drop-In Class: Session 515305-D01 515305-D02 515305-D03 515305-D04

YOUTH TENNIS – SPRING Learn to play tennis in this instructional course. Players will learn tennis using a variety of skill challenges and activities. Instruction begins May 30. Register by May 16. A parent meeting will May 21 at the Arnold Rue Community Center.

Location: Panella Park  Instructor: Staff (MIN/MAX: 1/25) Session 154221-02 154221-03 154221-04

Grade 5-12 5-12 5-12

Date

Day 05/30-07/11 Sa 05/30-07/11 Sa 05/30-07/11 Sa

Time 9:00A-1:00P 9:00A-1:00P 9:00A-1:00P

Fee FREE FREE FREE

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City of Stockton is looking for volunteers ...

COACHES FOR ALL YOUTH SPORTS

Become a volunteer and help mentor the next generation. We need men and women who are interested in coaching kids to not only play a variety of sports, but to also develop their character through teamwork, cooperation, communication, and modeling good values.

- Coaching clinics and resources are provided, no experience necessary!

- Team Up! Coach alongside another parent or friend.

- Coaches receive a 25% discount towards their child's registration!

COACHES' COMMITMENT T ime commitment is one hour of afternoon/evening practice per week, one hour game on Saturdays, and a Coaches meeting to receive training and resources. Set a practice schedule that works for you! Email sportsandfields@stocktonca.gov or call (209) 937-5544.

BACKGROUND CHECK REQUIRED-NO CERTIFICATIONS NEEDED-WE WILL TRAIN VDU

COMMUNITY SERVICES SPORTS OFFICE 1760 E. SONORA STREET I STOCKTON CA 95202 I WWW.STOCKTONGOV.COM

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SPORTS–ADULTS REGISTER NOW

ADULT BASKETBALL – WINTER Start working on that jump shot. Gather up your friends and co-workers and join our recreational 5-on-5 basketball league. No skill required. Register by December 6 and save $25! Registration ends December 28. Registration Fee $336. Early Bird Registration Fee $311.

Location: Stribley Community Center  Instructor: Staff - TBA (MIN/MAX: 0/10) Session 452226 452226

League Date

Day MENS 01/10-03/27 F WOMENS 01/10-03/27 F

Time Fee 6:00-10:00P $311 6:00-10:00P $311

ADULT BASKETBALL – SPRING Start working on that jump shot. Gather up your friends and co-workers and join our recreational 5-on-5 basketball league. No skill required. Register by March 14 and save $25! Registration ends March 21

Location: Stribley Community Center  Instructor: Staff - TBA (MIN/MAX: 0/12) Session 152226152226-

League MENS WOMENS

Date

04/10-05/29 04/10-05/29

Day F F

Time 6:00-10:00P 6:00-10:00P

Fee $336 $336

ADULT SOFTBALL – SPRING Grab your glove and bat and join one of our outstanding leagues. It doesn't matter what your skill level or schedule is, we offer leagues for all levels. Divisions include One-Pitch, Coed Slow Pitch, Women's Slow Pitch, Men's Slow Pitch, and Fast Pitch. Player fees are $20 per player. Register by February 22.

Location: Louis Park  Instructor: Staff - TBA (MIN/MAX: 0/32) Session 152222152222152222152222-

League COED MENS FAST MENS SLOW WOMENS

Date

03/16-05/18 03/18-05/20 03/19-05/22 03/17-05/19

Day M W Th,F Tu

Time 6:00-10:30P 6:00-10:30P 6:00-10:30P 6:00-10:30P

Fee $324 $364 $324 $324

ADULT VOLLEYBALL – SPRING Bump It! Set It! Spike It! Gather up your friends and co-workers and join our recreational 6-on-6 volleyball league. No skill required. Register by March 14 and save $25! Registration ends March 27.

Location: Stribley Community Center  Instructor: Staff - TBA (MIN/MAX: 0/10) Session 152233-01

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SPORTS–ADULTS ADULT KICKBALL LEAGUE – SPRING Grab your team and come kick it with us! Team fee is $160. Register by February 22. Must have at least 8 players.

Location: Louis Park  Instructor: Staff - TBA (MIN/MAX: 0/10) Session 152228-01

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ADULT SPORTS – DROP-INS Enjoy being active, love sports, and looking for some pickup games? This is the perfect place for you.

The City of Stockton offers a variety of Adult drop-in sports throughout the year including Badminton, Basketball, Pickleball, Table Tennis, and Volleyball. You don't need a team, and no skill is required!

Drop-in rate in $1 per day. Days, times, and locations vary by sport.

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Day 552230-01 Basketball 01/07-12/29 Tu 552230-04 Volleyball 01/08-12/30 W 552230-05 Pickleball 01/06-12/28 M 552230-06 Futsal 01/06-12/28 M 552230-07 Badminton 01/06-12/28 M

Time Fee 5:00-8:00P $1 6:00-8:00P $1 9:00-11:00A $1 6:00-8:00P $1 6:00-8:00P $1

FREE AGENTS – ALL SPORTS Don't have a team, or not enough players to make a full team? No problem! This is the perfect place for you. Sign up as a Free Agent and let the City of Stockton find a team for you! We offer a variety of sports throughout the year including Basketball, Dodgeball, Kickball, Soccer, Softball, and Volleyball!

Location: Louis Park  Instructor: Staff - TBA (MIN/MAX: 0/99) Session 552201-01 552201-02 552201-04 552201-08 552201-11

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YOGA – SENIORS Great for beginners and will challenge experience yoga practitioners. A comfortable mat and comfortable clothing are recommended.

Location: Oak Park Senior Center  Instructor: Melody Domench (MIN/MAX: 5/25) Session 511500-A01 511500-A02 511500-A03 511500-A04

Age Date Day 18+ 01/07-01/28 Tu 18+ 02/4-02/25 Tu 18+ 03/03-03/31 Tu 18+ 04/7-04/28 Tu

Time 6:00-7:00P 6:00-7:00P 6:00-7:00P 6:00-7:00P

Fee $25 $25 $30 $25

FENCING Train with nationally-ranked athletes of all ages, get in shape and improve balance, agility, hand-eye coordination and hand-foot coordination, fast thinking, and problem-solving. Each class accommodates up to 12 students. All fencing equipment is provided, including electronic scoring equipment. Participants should arrive in sneakers, long warm-up pants, and a t-shirt. Class options are once, twice, three times per week or drop in. Class times are: YOUTH- Tue, Wed 4pm-5:15pm, Sat 12pm-1:15pm; TEENS & ADULTS- Tue, Wed 6pm-7:30pm, Sat 1:30pm-3pm. Price increases if paid after the first of the month.

Location: Arnold Rue Community Center  Instructor: Marin Fencing Academy (MIN/MAX: 1/30) One Class per Week: Session 515305-A01 515305-A02 515305-A03 515305-A04

Age Date 6+ 01/01-01/29 6+ 02/01-02/29 6+ 03/02-03/31 6+ 04/01-04/29

Day Time Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P

Fee $119 $119 $119 $119

Day Time Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P

Fee $169 $169 $169 $169

Age Date 6+ 01/01-01/29 6+ 02/02-03/31 6+ 03/03-03/31 6+ 04/01-04/29

Day Time Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P Tu,W,Sa 4:00-7:30P

Fee $229 $229 $229 $229

Age Date 6+ 01/01-01/29 6+ 02/01-02/29 6+ 03/03-03/31 6+ 04/01-04/29

Day Time Sa 12:00-3:00P Sa 12:00-3:00P Sa 12:00-3:00P Sa 12:00-3:00P

Fee $35 $35 $35 $35

Two Classes per Week: Session 515305-B01 515305-B02 515305-B03 515305-B04

Age Date 6+ 01/01-01/30 6+ 02/01-02/29 6+ 03/03-03/31 6+ 04/01-04/29

Three Classes per Week: Session 515305-C01 515305-C02 515305-C03 515305-C04

Drop-In Class: Session 515305-D01 515305-D02 515305-D03 515305-D04

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Stockton Judo Club Est. 1946 by Sensei Masao “Duke” Yoshimura, USJF Hachidan (8th-degree black belt) Stockton Judo Club is the oldest continuously operating judo club in the San Joaquin Valley

Learn judo, an Olympic sport and martial art that was developed in the late 19th century by Japanese educator Dr. Jigoro Kano.

Judo uses throwing and grappling techniques to take down opponents.

BENEFITS OF JUDO • • • • • •

Strength and flexibility Mental and emotional discipline Preventing injury in other activities Recreational or competitive training Mentorship and supportive instruction It’s fun!

Practices are held Mondays and Thursdays, 6:30–8 PM at McKinley Neighborhood Center (424 E. Ninth Street). Beginners and advanced judokas (students) welcome, ages 8+. Cost is $25 per month (family discounts may apply). US Judo Federation membership required of all guests and students ($70 per year).

Contact Stocktonjudo@yahoo.com or (209) 937-8209 to enroll.

McKinley Neighborhood Center 424 E. Ninth Street Stockton, CA 95206

bit.ly/StocktonJudoClub Stocktonjudo@yahoo.com (209) 937-8209

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7:00–10:00PM ON JANUARY 31, FEBRUARY 28, MARCH 27, APRIL 24 ARNOLD RUE, SEIFERT, STRIBLEY, AND VAN BUSKIRK COMMUNITY CENTERS

JR. NBA SKILLS CHALLENGE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1

9:00AM–11:00AM ARNOLD RUE, SEIFERT, STRIBLEY, AND VAN BUSKIRK COMMUNITY CENTERS

JR. HOME RUN DERBY & PITCH, HIT, AND RUN SATURDAY, APRIL 4

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10:00AM–12:00PM ARNOLD RUE, SEIFERT, STRIBLEY, AND VAN BUSKIRK COMMUNITY CENTERS

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FRIDAY NIGHTS EXTENDED FRIDAY HOURS AT COMMUNITY CENTERS

LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH

7PM - 10PM

Children 12 years and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian 18 years or older. Proof of age may be requested.

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5758 Lorraine Avenue, 95210

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Egg Hunts start at 11:45 a.m. at all locations!

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PROGRAMS @ YOUR STOCKTON SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY LIBRARIES

April 19 -25, 2020

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CITY BRANCHES ARNOLD RUE MICRO-LIBRARY

5758 LORRAINE AVE., STOCKTON, 95210

REGULAR PROGRAMS

SEE BRANCH HOURS

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Storytimes

Stockton Heat Player Reading Party

Enjoy a storytime and activity at the Library while developing those early literacy skills.

In this special celebration, a Stockton Heat player will read stories and you can make fun hockey themed crafts with us. Don’t miss this chance to see a professional hockey player up close and personal.

Every other Wednesday, 3:30pm

Book Worms

Every other Wednesday, 3:30pm If your child needs some help with their reading skills, we are happy to help! Program is limited by reading level, not by age. To see if your child is a match for this program, please come in for an assessment.

Wednesday, January 22, 3:30pm

Save Nature Creepy Crawlies Show Friday, January 24, 3:30pm

Learn about slithering snakes, befriend a beetle, and lounge with lizards at this one of a kind show!

Drop-In Tech Help

Magical Moonshine Puppet Show

Get one-on-one tech help from a friendly Library staff member. Personal devices are welcome and laptops are provided.

Hear a tale like no other from gifted storytellers as they wow the crowd with their puppetry.

Beginners Yoga

Friday, March 20, 3:30pm

Select Fridays, 11:00am

Select Saturdays, 2:00pm All abilities and skill levels are welcome to practice with us. A few mats are provided but participants are encouraged to bring their own mat or a towel, if able.

Saturday, February 22, 11:00am

Wild Things Animal Show What kind of critters will join us for our animal show? A kangaroo? A crocodile? Only one way to find out! Join us for this can’t miss program!

Kenn Adams Adventure Theater Saturday, April 18, 11:00am

Make your own show with this improve theater experience! You set the stage as you jump into this immersive experience.

Lizard Lady’s Reptile Show Saturday, May 16, 11:00am

Wear a real-live boa, meet a friendly lizard, and learn about how these friendly, fur-less critters live in the real world! All ages welcome.

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CESAR CHAVEZ CENTRAL LIBRARY 605 N. EL DORADO ST., STOCKTON, 95202

REGULAR PROGRAMS

Exploring the MakerSpace

Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, 2:00pm and Saturdays, 1:00pm Teens and Adults, try the MakerSpace on the 2nd floor where you can explore high tech equipment like 3D printers, virtual reality (Oculus Rift), or an electronic cutting machine.

Jewelry Club

2nd Monday, 4:00pm

SEE BRANCH HOURS

Sewing Basics

3rd Tuesday, 5:00pm Learn the basics of sewing and operating a sewing machine. Ages 13 and up.

Let’s Chat

Wednesdays, 4:00pm English Conversation club for adults where you can practice English in a safe and fun environment.

Preschool Storytime Thursdays, 10:30am

Interactive stories, songs, rhymes, and movement.

Make earrings, necklaces, or bracelets. Some materials supplied. Children 10 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

Books in the Barnyard

Preschool Playtime

Come practice your reading skills with a friend from Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary!

Have lots of fun playing with friends new and old when we bring out different types of toys each week.

LEGO® Club

Tuesdays, 10:30am

Genealogy Helpers

1st and last Tuesday, 10:00am Volunteers from the San Joaquin Genealogical Society are available to help with your family history questions.

1st Thursday, 4:00pm

2nd Thursday, 4:00pm

Anything is possible with LEGOs. We’ll bring the bricks, you supply the imagination.

Find Art Fun Time

3rd Thursday, 4:00pm

Art without limits! Have fun creating art using whatever objects and tools are available.

Adult Book Club

Adult Coloring Club

Join us to discuss book club picks each month.

Relax and unwind with us at the Cesar Chavez Library. Coloring utensils and pages provided.

1st Tuesday, 10:30am

Taste Test Travel

1st Tuesday, 4:00pm Explore different cultures through food as we sample small bites from around the world.

Experience a familiar flavor or discover something new and unexpected.

Teen A/V Club

2nd & 4th Tuesdays, 4:30pm Enjoy retro or modern console gaming, discussing your favorite comics/graphic novels/ manga, streaming services, watching anime, and other activities.

4th Thursday, 2:30pm

Junior Gardeners

4th Thursday, 4:00pm Explore the wonderful world of seeds and plants through hands-on activities. Caregivers come with your children to cultivate a love of gardening and an appreciation for the environment. Fun for ages 6 and up.

Bilingual Storytime

Occasional Fridays, check online calendar Join us for bilingual storytime where we read stories in English and Spanish and enjoy songs, rhymes and movement.

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SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Teen Crafternoon

Stockton Heat Player Reading Party

Fun crafts for teens and tweens.

In this special celebration, a Stockton Heat player will read stories and you can make fun hockey themed crafts with us. Don’t miss this chance to see a professional hockey player up close and personal.

Occasional Fridays, check online calendar

Family Storytime

Saturdays, 11:30am Join us for fun stories, rhymes, songs and movement and develop early literacy skills in your young children.

SAT/ACT Practice Tests

January 7, 3:30pm

Penguin Pals Storytime & Workshop January 13, 4:00pm

Practice taking the SAT or ACT on paper or online.

Additional prep resources available. Advanced registration requested.

Celebrate winter reading with a penguin-themed storytime and workshop. First we’ll read stories featuring our favorite penguins. Then we'll provide materials to bring your own plush penguin to life.

Pre-registration required.

Tinkerspace & Tech Time

Pinecone Birdfeeders

1st Saturday, 1:00pm

1st Saturday, 2:30pm

Kids ages 3 through 12 are invited to explore building and technology, including coding and circuitry, at this hands-on “free play” program.

Computer Classes

Dates and times vary, check online calendar Classes include: computer basics, beginning Internet, Word, Excel, and Google Docs, Library online resources such as Rosetta Stone and downloadable books. For adults.

January 21, 4:00pm

Children, join us in making your own bird feeders out of pinecones. Space is limited. Registration is required.

Book Art

January 21, 4:30pm Learn the art of upcycling old books and turn them into useful and decorative objects. Ages 12 and up.

Rocks & Minerals Mania January 28, 4:00pm

Learn about rock and mineral identification.

Discover everyday uses for rocks. See and touch a large collection of various rocks and minerals.

Then take home your very own tumbled rock. Presented by The Stockton Lapidary and Mineral Club.

African Storytelling & Songs February 8, 3:00pm

Experience traditional African storytelling, songs, drums, and rhythms from Dontell Ramirez & Ricky LaTour of Traditional African Arts Culture.

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Valentine Hearts

February 11, 4:00pm Children can explore the fun of different textures in assembling their own Valentine heart collages using different craft materials.

Heart Felt Pillow

Thursday, February 13, 4:30 pm Make heart-shape pillow using felt. Ages 12 and up.

Kids Jewelry Making March 13, 3:30pm

Pom Pom Egg Painting April 3, 3:30pm

Pom poms make great tools for painting with texture. We will use these fuzzy craft ingredients to decorate paper egg cutouts with our own colorful designs.

Lizard Lady Reptiles April 13, 4:00pm

Interact with real, live reptiles! Get up close and personal, with the opportunity to pet and hold them. Teressa Killen, The Lizard Lady, will show beautiful and friendly creatures like snakes, lizards, and tortoises.

Make a couple of fun pieces of jewelry with a variety of materials then take them home to show off.

Belly Dancing by Chimera Dance Troupe

B-Pollinators & Backyard Habitat

Enjoy a mesmerizing belly dance performance while learning about the history of this traditional aft form from Chimera. The dance troupe and musicians perform traditional Mid-Eastern dance and Raks Sharki belly dance.

March 16, 4:00pm

Learn all about our best pollinators and where they live in an engaging activity highlighting the 6 Pollinating Bâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s: bats, beetles, birds, butterflies, bees, and the breeze. Find out how you can create a welcoming habitat for them in your own backyard!

Draw Unicorns with Young Rembrandts March 17, 4:00pm

Learn how to draw unicorns with Young Rembrandts! Suited for children ages 6-12.

Spring Craft with Papira Workshop March 18, 4:00pm

Families, enjoy making super cute crafts. They are just in time for spring and perfect to decorate your home or give as a gift. Fun for ages 7 and up.

April 18, 3:30pm

Earth Day Craft Party April 22, 6:00pm

Celebrate our planet on the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day! Decorate your own reusable item.

Learn how to protect our planet and have fun at the same time.

Cards for Mom May 8, 3:30pm

Children, give your mom a card for Motherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day that you make yourself. Decorate blank cards with a variety of craft supplies to make it a special gift.

Lentil Art Extravaganza March 21, 3:30pm

It's okay to play with your food in this program, where you can use lentils and beans to make your own mosaic-like works of art. Recommended for ages 6 and older.

Weaved Basket

Saturday, March 28, 2:00pm Come weave a paper basket with others. Ages 10 and up.

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FAIR OAKS LIBRARY 2370 E. MAIN ST., STOCKTON, 95205

REGULAR PROGRAMS

STEAM Mondays

Last Monday, 4:00pm Each STEAM Monday will focus on different elements of STEAM with learning activities and guest presenters.

SEE BRANCH HOURS

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Dontell Ramirez & Ricky Latour of Traditional African Arts Culture Saturday, February 22, 3:00pm

Storytelling, traditional Coros (Songs) from Nigeria and African Songs, and Drumming Rhythms.

Monday Matinee

Insect Discovery Lab! Incredible Insects!

Join us for a Monday movie after the kids go to school!

Explore the fantastic lives of beetles, millipedes, tarantulas, walking sticks, whip scorpions and more!

Study Buddies

Kid’s Self-Defense Class

Homework assistance for K-5 students.

Ages 6-17. Kids will learn how to defend themselves from bullies and abductors in this afternoon self-defense course.

Dates and times vary, check the online calendar.

Mondays & Wednesdays, 2:30pm

Books in the Barnyard

1st Tuesday, 3:00pm

Come practice your reading skills with a friend from Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary!

Family Storytime

Thursday, March 19, 4:30pm

Saturday, March 21, 1:00pm

Women's Self-Defense Class Saturday, April 18, 1:00pm

Bring water and dress comfortably!

Tuesdays, 3:00pm

Storytime for all ages with stories, poetry, songs, and so much more.

Fair Oaks Game Day

3rd Wednesday, 4:00pm All ages board, card, or video games for the whole family.

Crafty Thursdays

2nd & 4th Thursdays, 4:00pm

Create unique arts and crafts to take home.

Fair Oaks Movie Night 3rd Thursday, 4:30pm

Join us for a family friendly movie night!

Toddler Stay and Play

Dates and times vary, check the online calendar.

Short story time with time for toddlers to interact with each other and with learning toys.

“My best friend is a person who will give me a book I have not read.”

– Abraham Lincoln (U.S. President)

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MAYA ANGELOU LIBRARY 2324 POCK LANE, STOCKTON, 95205

REGULAR PROGRAMS

Makerspace Monday

Dates and times vary; check the online calendar.

Monthly programs to make and design fun things in the library.

LEGO® Club

2nd Thursday, 4:30pm Anything is possible with LEGOs. We’ll bring the bricks, you supply the imagination.

Family Game Day @ the Library 4th Thursday, 4:00pm

Families, stop by to enjoy playing games at various skill levels.

SEE BRANCH HOURS

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Advanced Care Planning

Thursday, January 9, 3:30pm An expert presenter helps people of all ages (not just seniors) plan for the unexpected.

Rocks & Minerals Show

Thursday, February 6, 3:30pm Presented by Stockton Lapidary & Mineral Club… fun and interesting for the whole family.

Afro-Haitian Drummers

Saturday, February 22, 3:00pm Come celebrate Black History Month with these skilled musicians and storytellers with music in part from Nigerian tradition. A fun and educational program for all ages.

Insect Workshop

Thursday, March 19, 3:30pm Explore the fantastic lives of beetles, millipedes, tarantulas, walking sticks, whip scorpions and more! Our presenters will introduce your group to the extraordinarily diverse world of insects and other arthropods and teach you about their key role in the web of life.

Bee Workshop

Thursday, April 2, 4:30pm Join us on a learning adventure to uncover the mysteries of one of our most helpful garden pals!

Experience every step that bees take in their journey to honey makers, learn what the buzz is about pollen, and how bees help plants grow.

Lavender Workshop

Thursday, May 7, 4:30pm Hand Scrubs & Massage: Looking for a bit of pampering? Join us as we make soothing lavender hand scrubs and learn effective techniques for self-massage of the hands, arms, and shoulders.

It will be a delightful experience you won’t want to miss.

Teen Lock-In

Friday, April 17, 7:30pm Minute to Win It: Let's test your skills as awe race against time to complete various activities.

Ages 11-16.

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STRIBLEY MICRO-LIBRARY 605 N. EL DORADO ST., STOCKTON, 95202

REGULAR PROGRAMS

Teen Movie Screenings

SEE BRANCH HOURS

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Don O’Brien’s Science Show

Select Wednesdays, 3:30pm

Friday, January 17, 3:30pm

Enjoy a movie at the Library! Snacks are provided.

Meet a mad scientist in the flesh and do some wild experiments!

Storytimes

Thursdays, 4:00pm Enjoy a storytime and activity at the Library while developing those early literacy skills.

Books in the Barnyard Select Fridays, 3:30pm

You and your child will get to know a friendly critter from the Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary while practicing reading in a judgment-free zone.

Crafters Club

Select Saturdays, 11:00am It’s time to get crafty! Learn a new skill or share a familiar one. Each month, we have a different craft to make. Program is set aside for teen and adult participants.

Spider-Man Training

Friday, February 14, 3:30pm Train with Andy Zandy (aka Spider-Man) on how you can learn some super moves. Get moving and, before you know it, you too can be your own costumed crusader.

Lizard Lady’s Reptile Show Friday, March 13, 3:30pm

Wear a real-live boa, meet a friendly lizard, and learn about how these friendly, fur-less critters live in the real world! All ages welcome.

WOW Bubble Wonders Friday, April 10, 3:30pm

Join our friends from World of Wonder in creating the best bubble solution known to man! Make bubbles like you’ve never seen before.

Spencer Gray Magic Show Friday, May 8, 3:30 pm

Witness tricks like you’ve never seen before and be amazed!

“ ’Tis the good reader what makes the good book.”

– Ralph Waldo Emerson (poet)

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TROKE LIBRARY

502 W. BENJAMIN HOLT DR., STOCKTON, 95207

REGULAR PROGRAMS

Homework Helpers

**January-May – Please check library online calendar for dates Tuesdays–Thursdays, 4:00pm For students in grades K-5th grade; one-on-one tutoring available.

Math Easy Tutoring

**January-May – Please check library online calendar for dates Tuesdays–Thursdays, 4:00pm For students in 6th-12th grade; one-on-one tutoring available.

SEE BRANCH HOURS

San Joaquin Genealogical Society Meeting 3rd Thursdays – February 20/March 19/ April 16/May 21, 5:45pm

Monthly meeting of the Society held Feb-May. Please check library online calendar for dates.

Zumbini Demo

1st Fridays starting in March, 10:30am Created by Zumba and Babyfirst, the Zumbini® program provides 45 minutes of invigorating dance, music, and educational tools for kids ages 0-4 (silliness and wacky dance moves highly encouraged).

Genealogy Workshop

Teen Strategy Game Club

3rd Saturdays – February 15/March 21/ April 18/May 16, 10:00am

Challenge other teens in Chess and other popular strategy games. Bring your card decks for tournaments. Ages 10-17.

Educational topics to aid in locating information about your roots and family history. Workshops held Feb-May and Sept-Nov. Please check library online calendar for dates and topics.

Teen Activity Group

Troke Adult Book Club

1st Tuesday, 3:30pm

2nd Tuesday, 4:00pm

Teens help plan programs, recommend books, and learn Library services. Make new friends and enjoy fun activities. Ages 12-17.

**Teen STEAM

2nd Saturdays – January 11/February 8/ March 14/April 11/May 9, 12:00pm Join us to discuss book club picks each month.

Check library online calendar for details.

3rd Tuesday, 4:00pm Explore/create/build a different STEAM project each month. Ages 12-17. Check library website for more details.

**Random Crafts Family Program Select Saturdays, 2:00pm

Create fun holiday, seasonal, cultural or just ‘random’ crafts. All ages welcome – children under 6 must be assisted by a parent. Check library website for details.

Tech Coach

By appointment only Schedule a one-on-one appointment with a Troke Tech Coach to learn new skills on the computer, your smart phone or other electronic device.

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Healing through Painting for Adults Every other Thursday, 10:30am-12pm

Paint with watercolors as a creative therapy outlet. Program is for adults dealing with grief or sadness. All levels are welcome, and supplies will be provided.

Chinese New Year Arts & Crafts Thursday, January 23, 6:00pm

Join us for some Arts & Crafts to celebrate the Chinese New Year.

SAT/ACT Workshop

Teen Job Workshop

Tuesday, February 25, 5:30pm Learn how to ‘market’ your skills for job searching.

Information about resumés, cover letters, applications and interviewing will be covered.

Magician Perry Yan

Thursday, February 27, 6:00pm Enjoy an entertaining magic show performed by the famous Bay Area Magician Perry Yan. All ages welcome.

LENA Start

Tuesdays, 11:00am, March 3-May 5

Learn about library and online resources for study to help improve your score. Take segments of practice tests.

Talk builds babies’ brains. LENA Start is a 10-week class helping parents build talking skills with their child 0-32 months old. All supplies provided. Registration is required. Please contact the Margaret Troke Library to register.

Financial Aid Workshop

Shedskin Reptiles

Saturday, January 25, 2:00pm

Tuesday, January 28, 4:30-5:30pm A Delta College representative will present general information on financial aid and answer questions for teens and their parents.

Thursday, March 5, 6:00pm Learn about reptiles from around the world. You will have a chance to touch these beautiful animals. All ages welcome.

Lego Block Party

Saturday, February 1, 2:00pm Kids can play and build with Legos and Duplo. For ages 3 & older.

Movie Trivia

Saturday, February 8, 2:00pm Show us what you know at our second annual Movie Trivia event. We'll gather on a Saturday afternoon, just one day before the 92nd Annual Academy Awards ceremony.

Valentine Family Program

Thursday, February 13, 6:00pm Make ‘lovely’ Valentine crafts! Ages 6 and up.

Lego Block Party

Saturday, February 22, 2:00pm Kids can play and build with Legos and Duplo. For ages 3 and older.

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Senior Health Fair

Books in the Barnyard

Date TBA

School-aged children can improve their reading skills by reading to cuddly animals from the Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary.

Build a Terrarium

Saturday, March 7, 2:00pm

Spring Wreath Making for Children Thursday, March 12, 6:00pm

Make a festive wreath to celebrate the arrival of spring. For children ages 8 & older. Space is limited to first 20 participants. Please arrive early!

Pi Day

Saturday, March 14, 2:00pm Have fun with circles and the number Ď&#x20AC; (or Pi, which is 3.14....). March 14, or 3/14, is the day to celebrate both Ď&#x20AC; and Albert Einstein's Birthday!

Vertical Gardens Workshop: Program for Adults Saturday, March 21, 2:00pm

Sarah Carson of New Mettle Farms offers creative solutions to gardening in small spaces. Learn the elements needed to create successful vertical gardens. Workshop participants may make a miniature hanging pot and learn rope-tying techniques for hanging pots.

Life Hacks Workshop for Young Adults Tuesdays March 24, 4:00pm & Tuesday, March 31, 4:00pm

Out on your own or soon to be? Hear tips from community specialists on subjects such as budgeting, time management, and more. Ages 16 to 20.

Check library website for details.

San Joaquin Master Gardeners Association

4th Saturday of each month, March-May, 2:00pm University of California Cooperative Extension San Joaquin Master Gardeners will host information sessions on timely topics for home gardeners.

Coming in April. Check our online calendar for details or inquire at Troke Library.

Thursday, April 2, 6:00pm Children ages 6 & older can celebrate Earth day by making a terrarium. Space is limited to first 25 participants. Please arrive early!

Swedish Blown Egg Pen Art Workshop: Program for Adults Saturday, April 4, 2:00pm

Join Sarah Carson of New Mettle Farms to use dots and swirls to create intricate patterns inspired by Swedish traditions. Workshop includes drawing tutorial and the opportunity to blow, clean, and create a brown egg of your own.

Family Game Night & Scavenger Hunt Thursday, April 9, 6:00pm

Enjoy board games and a scavenger hunt at the library. All ages are welcome.

Celebrate Cambodian New Year Saturday, April 18, 2:00pm

Make colorful stars, flowers or lanterns for this special New Year celebration.

Mineral Mania by the World of Wonders Science Museum (ages 6 & older) Thursday, April 23, 6:00pm

Children will work in groups to learn properties of rock forming minerals. For children ages 6 & older.

Please arrive early. Space is limited to 35 children.

All-City All Stars: An Evening of Youth Poetry Monday, April 27, 6:00pm Come out for an evening of youth poetry and spoken word from the gifted voices of area students.

Hosted by Stockton Poet Laureate Tama Brisbane.

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Paint Party

Tuesday, April 28, 5:30pm Paint a landscape while listening to music and eating delectable snacks! No prior experience necessary. Teens and adults only. Limited supplies, registration required.

Hawaiian Lei Day

Friday, May 1, 3:30pm

Make Motherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day Cards Thursday, May 7, 6:00pm

Make a card for your mom, grandma, auntie or special sister. All ages welcome.

Books in the Barnyard

Saturday, May 16, 2:00pm School-aged children can improve their reading skills by reading to cuddly animals from the Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary.

Celebrate Hawaiian culture and make a flower lei.

All ages welcome.

Book Folding: Program for Adults

Adult Program: The Art of Designing Teas: Iced Tea

Learn the art of book page folding, and up-cycle a book to create an intriguing sculpture!

Learn to mix up a truly refreshing glass of summer drink using fresh pickings from the garden, fruits, and both black and green teas. Class includes taste testing of three blends. Presented by Sarah Carson of New Mettle Farms.

Thursday, May 28, 6:00pm

Saturday, May 2, 2:00pm

Saturday, May 23, 11:00am

Pajama Playtime

Put the kids in their pajamas and bring them to the library for a story, playtime and light snack.

Celebrate Cinco de mayo with Mariachi Sangre de Oro Monday, May 4, 6:00pm Enjoy the bright and festive sounds of Mexican mariachi music. Performed by students of the Mariachi Sangre de Oro of Edison High School, under the direction of Mel Suguitan.

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VAN BUSKIRK MICRO-LIBRARY

734 HOUSTON AVE., STOCKTON, 95206

REGULAR PROGRAMS

SEE BRANCH HOURS

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Story Times

Lizard Lady’s Reptile Show

Enjoy storytime and activity at the Library while developing those early literacy skills.

Wear a real-live boa, meet a friendly lizard, and learn about how these friendly, fur-less critters live in the real world! All ages welcome.

Every other Friday, 4:00pm

Book Worms

Every other Friday, 4:00pm

If your child needs some help with their reading skills, we are happy to help! Program is limited by reading level, not by age. To see if your child is a match for this program, please come in for an assessment.

Monthly Movie Screenings

Dates and times subject to change, offered once a month Enjoy a family film or have a free date night at the Library! Movies and times range but having a comfy spot to watch a movie and enjoy some popcorn is a reliable treat at Van Buskirk.

Tinker Tots

Dates and times subject to change, offered once a month It’s never too early to start practicing those STEM skills. Designed for 0-5 year olds, kids are encouraged to create, explore, and tinker.

Saturday, January 11, 3:30pm

Native American Dance and Drum Group Friday, February 7, 3:30pm

Learn a bit about Native American history, culture, and art while enjoying beautiful music and dance.

Take the opportunity to learn a few moves and get dancing as well!

Make Your Own Lip Gloss Friday, March 6, 3:30pm

Design your own lip gloss to keep or give to a friend! Folks with skin sensitivities should use caution.

Save Nature Creepy Crawlies Show Saturday, April 4, 11:00am

Learn about slithering snakes, befriend a beetle, and lounge with lizards at this one of a kind show!

Slimy Science

Saturday, May 2, 11:00am Join us and our friends from World of Wonder as we make your own slime while learning the science behind the sludge!

“Once you learn to read, you will be forever free.”

– Frederick Douglass (abolitionist)

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WESTON RANCH LIBRARY 1453 W. FRENCH CAMP ROAD, STOCKTON, 95206

REGULAR PROGRAMS

SEE BRANCH HOURS

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Bi-Lingual Story Time

Loteria

Interactive stories, songs, rhymes, and movement in Spanish-English.

Come join us as we play the Hispanic version of Bingo and win free prizes. No Spanish required.

Teen Tuesday

Book to Movie Club

For teens and tweens 11 and up. Fun crafts and projects, a different one each month. Check online calendar for projects.

Stop by our branch and sign up for our monthly book club, pick up a copy of the book, and then join us on select dates for a short chat and to watch the movie adaptation. Adults only please.

Tuesdays, 10:15am

2nd Tuesday, 5:30pm

Makerspace

Every other Tuesday, 4:00pm Create, explore, and imagine using a variety of crafts, art, and tech tools. Ages 13 and younger.

LEGO® Club

Every other Tuesday, 4:00pm Anything is possible with LEGOs. We’ll bring the bricks, you supply the imagination.

Stitch & Share

Tuesdays, 4:30pm Come and socialize while you work on a new or ongoing project. From beginners to experts, all levels are welcome.

Game On! Family Game Day 2nd Thursday, 3:30pm

Choose a board game from our selection and start playing with family and friends.

Books in the Barnyard Last Thursday, 3:30pm

Come practice reading skills with a friend from Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary!

Bingo for Adults

1st Thursday, 10:30am Love to play bingo? Like to win free stuff? Then join us and do both at our monthly bingo! Come and have fun and meet new people. This program is free and open to all adults.

Preschool Storytime

3rd Thursday of each month

Select Saturdays, 1:00pm

Graphic Novel Book Club Select Wednesdays 4:00pm

Sign up at our library and pick up your copy of the book selection and read it BEFORE the meeting date. We will discuss the book and do some fun activities. You will also pick up your next book.

Ages 8-12 only, please.

Adulting 101

Select Saturdays Teens ages 13 -18 join us as learn various life skills on being a responsible grown-up such as basic cooking, job prep, finance, and basic car maintenance. Each month with feature a difference “adulting skill.”

Q-Tip Snowflakes

Monday, January 6, 4:00pm Come join us as we craft snowflakes out of Q-tips.

Open to all ages. Supplies will be provided.

DIY String Ball

Friday, January 10, 3:30PM Looking for something to cheer up your space?

Then stop by and craft string orbs that will brighten up any room. Adults only craft.

PineCone Deco Day

Wednesday January 15, 4:00pm Come join us as we paint and decorate pinecones to take home. Open to all ages and supplies will be provided.

Fridays, 10:15am

Interactive stories, songs, rhymes, and movement.

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Spare Sock Snowman

Wednesday, January 19, 4:00pm Join us as we make a snowman from lost socks left from the dryer. Open to all ages. Supplies will be provided.

Chinese New Year

Wednesday, January 22, 4:00pm Celebrate Chinese New Year with a story, crafts, and fun as we welcome in the Year of the Rat! All ages welcome.

Stockton Heat Player Reading Party Thursday, January 23, 3:30pm

In this special celebration, a Stockton Heat player will read stories and you can make fun hockey themed crafts with us. Don’t miss this chance to see a professional hockey player up close and personal.

Leap Year Time Capsule

Saturday, January 29, 1:00pm What comes around every 4 years? Leap Year of course! Join us and make your own time capsule to be opened the next one in 2024. All ages welcome.

Valentine’s Day Card

Wednesday, February 5, 4:00pm Come join us as we make a valentine’s day card to give to that one special person. Open to all ages.

Supplies will be provided.

Dr. Seuss Party

Thursday, February 6, 3:30PM Join us for a Seuss-abration with some wacky and fun crafts!

Hanging Stained Glass Vases Friday, February 7, 3:30pm

Join us as we decorate a milk jars with a mosaic style coloring. Open to teens and adults. Supplies will be provided.

Black History Celebration

Wednesday, February 12, 4:00pm What better way to celebrate the history and accomplishments of African Americans than with Black History Month activities? We will reflect on the sacrifices and achievements of some of our country’s most inspiring trailblazers through stories and crafts. All ages welcome.

I Heart Wreaths

Wednesday, February 19, 4:00pm Join us as we make heart wreaths to take home and give to that special person. Open to all ages.

Supplies will be provided.

Paint a Tea Pot

Friday, March 6, 3:30pm Come join us as we use Tea Pots as our canvas to paint. Open to Teens and Adults. Supplies will be provided.

Mini Lucky Bottle Charms Monday, March 9, 4:00pm

Join us as we paint and decorate mini bottle charms to wear as lucky charms. Open to all ages.

Supplies will be provided.

Women in History Craft

Wednesday, March 18, 4:00PM Celebrate Women in History Month with a story and activities centered around our important “sheroes.” All ages welcome.

Cardboard Rainbow Collage

Wednesday, March 25, 4:00pm Join us as we craft a rainbow out of tissue paper and cardboard. Open to all ages. Supplies will be provided.

Census & Cookies

Wednesday, April 1, 4:00PM “Everybody counts or nobody counts”, find out why the census count matters and get your questions answered by a census representative. Teens and adults, please.

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DIY Pillow Covers

Friday, April 3, 3:30pm Come join us as we decorate pillow covers to take home and put on your pillow. Open to Teens and Adults. Supplies will be provided.

Spring Chick Craft

Wednesday, April 8, 4:00pm Join us as we craft a spring chick out of K-cups.

Open to all ages. Supplies will be provided.

Cookie Deco Day

Monday, May 11, 4:00pm Come join us as we decorate sugar cookies. Open to all ages. Supplies will be provided.

Paper Bag Piñatas

Wednesday, May 20, 4:00pm Join us as we make Piñatas out of paper bags and fill them with treats to take home. Open to all ages. Supplies will be provided.

Paper Plate Rainbow

Wednesday, April 22, 4:00pm Come join us as we craft together a rainbow out of a paper plate. Open to all ages. Supplies will be provided.

Superhero Academy

Tuesday, April 28, 4:00pm Ever wonder what it takes to be a Superhero? Join the Superhero Academy to see if you have what it takes! Create your super identity, develop your superpowers, and save the world!

Teddy Bear Teatime

Saturday, May 2, 1:00pm Bring your favorite teddy bear, doll, or stuffed animal, dress in your fanciest outfit and join us for a lovely tea and crafts. Signups only, ages 5-12 only.

Mother’s Day Card

Wednesday, May 6, 4:00pm Come join us as we decorate a card for the motherly figure in your life. Open to all ages. Supplies will be provided.

Greek Hero Training Camp Thursday May 7, 3:30pm

Earn your place on Mount Olympus as we take you on a journey through Greek mythology and beyond!

DIY Button Bowls

Friday, May 8, 3:30pm Make an easy peasy craft that you can gift or cheer up your own home. Adults only please.

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TALK BUILDS BABIES' BRAINS!

A ten week class to learn how talk can build your baby's brain STARTING IN MARCH AT CHAVEZ, MANTECA, TRACY AND TROKE BRANCH LIBRARIES Easy-to-use Talking Tips to build conversations with your child every day Click here to learn more about this program and the days and times it will be offered at each branch.

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COUNTY BRANCHES ESCALON LIBRARY

SEE BRANCH HOURS

1540 SECOND ST., ESCALON, 95320

REGULAR PROGRAMS

Cookbook Club

1st Monday, 11:30am (starts October) A new kind of book club where participants share favorite recipes and listen to guest speakers talk about their specialties.

Sensible Yoga

Mondays and Wednesdays, 5:30pm By popular demand, exercise classes two nights per week. All you need to bring is a mat and a towel.

Knitters

Tuesdays, 1:00pm Bring your knitting crafts and socialize in the Escalon Library’s community room with the Knitters.

DIY Studio

3rd Tuesday, 4:00pm Targeting tween and teens, this program aims to incorporate STEAM learning to an older audience.

Gadget Clinic

Wednesdays, 1:00pm The Gadget Clinic is designed to help patrons with their devices and e-readers.

Preschool Storytime

Books in the Barnyard 2nd Friday, 3:30pm

Come practice your reading skills with a friend from Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary!

Science Saturday

1st Saturday, 12:00pm Focus on different aspects of STEAM from toothbrush robots to making your own ice cream.

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Books and Bunnies

Tuesday, April 16, 4:00pm Listen to some stories and decorate your own Easter bag before going on an egg hunt throughout the library!

Bean Bamboozled

Tuesday, April 16, 4:00pm Come to the Escalon Library to design a bag and go on an early Easter Egg hunt. Will you find of the eggs with a prize inside? Or will you be going home with a bag full of jelly beans? Join us and find out!

The Lifecycle of a Chicken Thursday, April 18, 12:00pm

Meet some baby chicks and learn how they came to be. Fun for the whole family.

Thursdays, 10:30am

Interactive stories, songs, rhymes, and movement.

Makerspace

Thursdays, 4:00pm Targeting tweens and children. Participants come each week to work on projects ranging from robotics to painting on canvases.

STEAMSpace

Thursdays, 4:00pm MAKERSpace is new and improved. Drop by for new science, technology, engineering, art, and math activities every week.

“The only thing you absolutely have to know is the location of the library.”

– Albert Einstein (physicist)

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LATHROP LIBRARY

SEE BRANCH HOURS

450 SPARTAN WAY, LATHROP, 95330

REGULAR PROGRAMS

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Tech Know-How

Winter Reading – Young Rembrandts

Drop-in tech help for everyday questions with patient, friendly staff.

Join us at the end of Winter Reading with a themed art class given by Young Rembrandts!

Tuesdays, 1:00pm

Wednesday, January 29, 3:30 pm

Wonder Wednesday

Wonder Wednesday – Bubbles!

Join us for Science & Art themed activities and crafts. Every month will be something different!

Everyone loves bubbles! Join us and World of Wonders Science Museum for a special Wonder Wednesday.

1st Wednesday, 3:30pm

LEGO® Club

2nd & 4th Wednesday, 3:30pm Anything is possible with LEGOs. We’ll bring the bricks, you supply the imagination.

Preschool Storytime Thursdays, 1:30pm

Share the love of stories and encourage early literacy learning with books, finger plays, activities, and take-home crafts!

Teen Crafternoon

2nd Thursday, 3:00pm A different craft each month. Join us for some creativity and fun!

Wednesday, April 1, 3:30pm

Easter Crafts

Wednesday, April 8, 3:30 pm We know you’re egg-cited to join us for some hopping good crafts.

Earth Day Program for Children Wednesday, April 22, 3:30 pm TBD.

Mother’s Day Crafts

Thursday, May 7, 3:30 pm Celebrate moms with simple fun crafts and card making station.

Coloring and Tea 1st Friday, 1:00pm

Need a break? Join us for some afternoon tea and coloring.

Find Art Fun

4th Friday, 3:30pm Art without limits! Have fun creating art with us using whatever objects and tools are available.

Crochet Club

2nd Friday, 12:30pm Sept. 13, Oct. 11, Nov. 8, Dec. 13 Come learn a new craft, or work on a project.

We provide a welcoming space for beginners to experts to share and learn crocheting with each other.

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LINDEN LIBRARY

19059 E. MAIN ST. (HWY 26), LINDEN, 95236

REGULAR PROGRAMS

SEE BRANCH HOURS

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Paint Party

Author's Visit

Come to the Linden Branch Library after school and paint for fun!

Local Linden author, Margie Viera, will present her new book Blind Focus.

Mondays, 2:30pm

December 14, 11:00am

Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead

Harry Potter Book Day

Come to the Linden Branch Library for a S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematic) themed craft.

Celebrate Harry Potter Book Day with games, prizes, and HP-themed snacks!

Wednesdays, 1:30pm

February 6, 3:00pm

English Conversation Club Fridays, 12:30pm

English Conversation Club for adults where you can practice English in a safe and fun environment.

Storytime and a Craft Saturdays, 10:30am

Interactive stories, songs, rhymes, and movement.

“The public library is where place and possibility meet.”

– Stuart Dybek

Movie

Every other Saturday, 12:00pm Join your friends sitting back and enjoying a movie. For all ages.

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MANTECA LIBRARY 320 W. CENTER ST., MANTECA, 95336

REGULAR PROGRAMS

Maker Monday

Mondays, 4:00pm Monthly program to make and design fun things at the Library.

All About Baby Storytime Tuesdays, 10:30am

An early literacy storytime for children ages 0-2 and their parents/caregivers.

Preschool Storytime Thursdays, 10:30am

Interactive stories, songs, rhymes, and movement.

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Nature’s Art – Berry Ink & Quilts Workshop Saturday, January 11, 2:30pm

From choosing and sharpening feathers to creating bottled ink from roots and berries, stranded castaways like the Robinsons still enjoyed writing about all their stories and discoveries. Participants should wear work clothes as this is hands-on fun.

Space is limited to 20 participants; register online.

MLK Coloring Hand Craft

Monday, January 13, 4:00pm (During Maker Monday) What can your two hands do to change the world?

Come decorate a paper hand and talk with others about how you can make the world a better place.

All ages welcome.

Fire and Ice with Mad Science Friday, January 17, 1:30pm

The best science a kid could ask for - foggy dry ice storms, giant beach balls floating in the air… you’ll be amazed by sizzling, shivering scissors and special bubbly showers!

Year of the Rat Celebration Thursday, January 23, 4:00pm

We’re making adorable rat puppets and getting creative with our Year of the Rat coloring sheets to celebrate Chinese New Year. All ages welcome.

SEE BRANCH HOURS

Valentines’ Sweetheart Bag Saturday, February 8, 2:30pm

Decorate a canvas bag to show your loved one that you care. We’ll provide the bags, paint, brushes, and stencils. You provide the imagination.

Multicultural Music Magic

Wednesday, February 26, 1:30pm This hands-on journey through the music of Mexico, Africa, Ireland and more will have your hands clapping and your toes tapping to the steel drum, didgeridoo, and ocarina. Get up close with the instruments and make your own beautiful music.

Grades K-8.

Teen Tech Week – Bead Coding Necklace or Bracelet

Monday-Saturday, March 1-7, 2:00pm-7:00pm Have you ever seen your name written out in binary code? Do you think you would recognize it? Spell it out on a bracelet or necklace and come show it off to Library staff so we can snap a photo, then challenge others to read it!

St. Patrick’s Day Perlers

Saturday, March 7, 2:30pm Come celebrate in green. Precisely place your Paddy’s Day Perlers in themed shapes such as shamrocks, rainbows, and more. All materials will be provided.

Glamour in Green

Saturday, March 14, 2:30pm Make a bracelet to protect you from pinches on St. Patrick’s. All green materials will be provided.

For teens and adults.

Earth Science Rocks!

Friday, April 10, 1:30pm Did you know rocks have stories? Come and learn about lapidary science, the study of rocks and minerals, and then get down and dirty using a hands-on approach.

Earth Day Seed Bomb Development Saturday, April 18, 2:30pm

Come make a seed bomb that will help turn your garden into a wonderland of flowers. All materials will be provided.

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Library Love

Monday-Saturday, April 20-25 Do you love your Library? Come in during our open hours during National Library Week and decorate a heart to be displayed in the Library. Use your heart to share your favorite book, favorite author, or what you love about the Library and share the love.

Island Dancers & Candy Lei Workshop Saturday, May 9th, 2:30pm

Join us as we celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with a performance by island dancers. Following the performance, we will learn how to make decorative and delicious candy leis.

Canning Kisses

Saturday, May 16, 2:30pm Moms love kisses and hugs from their little (and not so little) ones. Come decorate a container with washi tape and fill it with Hershey’s Hugs & Kisses for Mom to enjoy this Mother’s Day.

LENA Start

Mondays, March 2–May 4, 6:00pm Talk builds babies brains. LENA Start is a 10 week class helping parents build talking skills with their child 0-32 months old. All supplies are provided.

Registration requested.

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MOUNTAIN HOUSE LIBRARY 250 E. MAIN ST., MOUNTAIN HOUSE, 95391

REGULAR PROGRAMS

LEGO® Club

Once a month Anything is possible with LEGOs. We’ll bring the bricks, you supply the imagination.

Family Storytime

Tuesdays, 6:00pm (March–May) Storytime for all ages with stories, poetry, songs, and so much more.

Easy Reader Book Club

Wednesdays, 3:30pm (March 11–May 13) (for K-2nd grade) A book is given to each student which they will read at home. We will reread the book during Book Club, then discuss the book together before doing an activity related to the book.

All About Baby Storytime

Thursdays, 10:30am (March–May)

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SPECIAL PROGRAMS

TED Talk Tuesdays

Tuesdays, March 24, April 28, and May 26, 10:30am Watch various TED Talks along with us then join the lively discussion of the topics afterwards.

Coventry and Kaluza

Tuesday, April 21, 4:00pm Award-winning circus comedians, Coventry & Kaluza perform juggling, acrobatics, music, comedy and high numbers hula hooping. Join us for interactive fun for the whole family!

Magic Dan the Magic Man

Thursday, May 28, Two shows: 1:30pm and 4:00pm Magic Dan’s fast-paced programs are always educational and combine a blend of great magic with a whole lot of fun.

An early literacy storytime for children ages 0-2 and their parent/caregiver.

Preschool Storytime

Thursdays, 11:15am (March–May) Interactive stories, songs, rhymes, and movement.

Crafty Friday

Friday once a month, 10:30am A different project is tackled each meeting. All supplies are provided. For adults.

Maker Mondays

Mondays 4:00-5:30pm (March–May) Bring your creativity and MAKE a variety of things in the Makerspace.

STEM: For Kids

2nd Friday, 3:00pm A new science, technology, engineering or math program every month. Fun and educational for kids 7+.

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RIPON LIBRARY 333 W. MAIN ST., RIPON, 95366

REGULAR PROGRAMS

Chess Club

Mondays, 4:00pm All ages/levels

Preschool Story Time Tuesdays, 10:30am

Bring your preschoolers to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and a very fun time. For ages 3-5; older siblings welcome.

LEGO® Club

Wednesdays (every other), 3:30pm September 11, 25; October 9, 23; November 6, 20; December 4, 18 For children one and up. Drop-in and build something cool!

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Beginning Yoga and Pilates for Adults Wednesdays, 6:00pm

Taught by certified instructor Susan McClanahan, Beginner’s level yoga and Pilates will help you relax and renew your body and spirit! Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat.

All About Baby

Thursdays, 10:30am Join us for a weekly half-hour program that is designed to help babies with developmental skills by combining reading, fingerplays, rhythm, rhyme and singing into a joyful experience. Parents and caregivers must be present and involved.

Afternoon Tea and Coloring for Adults 1st Thursday, 3:30pm

You’re invited! Rest, relax, socialize with friends, nibble treats, color a picture and sip some fancy tea.

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RIPON LIBRARY SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Molecular Matters

Tuesday, January 7, 3:30pm A fun science program for children in grades K to 2nd.

Playing with Polymers

Tuesday, January 14, 3:30pm What are polymers, you may ask? Come join us to find out. For children in grades 3 to 6.

Dirt on Garbage

Tuesday, April 7, 3:30pm Garbage, garbage everywhere! Come find out what the dirt on garbage is! For children in grades K to 2nd.

Black and Blue Oceans

Tuesday, April 14, 3:30pm Black oceans? Something new to be learned at this fun program! For children in grades 3 to 6.

Sound Basics

Tuesday, February 4, 3:30pm What is the speed of sound? What do sound waves look like? So much about sound to be learned and explored. For children in grades K to 2nd.

Good Vibrations

Tuesday, February 11, 3:30pm How are vibrations made? Why do we feel them?

Are they always good? Come and find out! For children in grades 3 to 6.

Wild, Wind and Water

Tuesday, March 3, 3:30pm There are things going on around us all the time we never know are happening. What might be happening in wind and water? For children in grades K to 2nd.

Walloping Weather

Tuesday, March 10, 3:30pm I prefer the cold, you might prefer the heat.

Who likes a tsunami? An exploratory program for children in grades 3 to 6.

“You’re never too old, too wacky, too wild, to pick up a book.”

– Dr. Seuss (author/illustrator)

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THORNTON LIBRARY

26341 N. THORNTON ROAD, THORNTON, 95686

REGULAR PROGRAMS

LEGO® Club

Tuesdays, 3:00pm Anything is possible with LEGOs. We’ll bring the bricks, you supply the imagination.

MakerSpace

Wednesdays, 3:00pm (check online calendar) Create digitally or with craft supplies.

Teen Day

Thursdays, 3:00pm Teens only! Play video and board games, watch teen movies.

Movie Day

Saturdays, 12:00pm Watch a classic film or new favorite every Saturday. Snacks will be provided.

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Bricks4Kidz

Wednesday, January 22 & 29, 3:00pm Bricks4Kidz class is great for Lego creators. They provide the bricks that will allow you make your greatest creation. Space is limited so please signup at the branch.

Balloon Sports

Friday, January 10, 3:00pm Get out of the cold and play indoor sports. From volleyball to basketball.

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Valentine’s Day Cookies and Crafts Friday, February 14, 3:00pm

Decorate your cookie with Valentine’s Day colors and create a craft for your special Valentine.

Tutor.com

Friday, February 28, 3:00pm Having homework trouble? Learn how tutor.com can be your homework helper with live tutors.

Free at your library. Space is limited so please sign-up at the branch.

Balloon Rockets

Friday, March 13, 3:00pm Build your rocket and see how fast it can go!

Basic Computer Class

Friday, March 27, 2:00pm Learn the basics of using a computer including using the internet.

Ballet Folklorico Dance Class Wednesday, April 1, 3:00pm

Learn the traditional dances of Mexico. Free class for everyone.

Potion Making 101

Friday, May 8, 3:00pm Make your own potion...brewing with magic.

PlayStation VR Experience Friday, May 22, 3:00pm

Try out the PS VR and explore the depths of the sea or take on Rocky Balboa in the ring!

Rosetta Stone

Friday, January 24, 2:00pm Learn another language with the Rosetta Stone program. Several languages to choose from. Just bring your library card or sign up for one to get started. Space is limited so please sign-up at the branch.

Self-Defense Class for Children Wednesday, February 12, 3:00pm

Learn the basics of self-defense with instructor Tami Whelan.

“Outside a dog, a book is a man’s best friend. Inside a dog it is too dark to read.”

– Groucho Marx (actor/comedian)

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TRACY LIBRARY

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20 E. EATON AVE., TRACY, 95376

REGULAR PROGRAMS

Zumbini

Mondays once a month, 11:00am Created by Zumba and BabyFirst, the program combines music, dance and educational tools for 45 minutes of can’t-stop, won’t-stop bonding, learning and fun! For ages 0-4 and an adult.

Registration required.

Movie Documentaries

Mondays once a month, 6:00pm Watch a documentary (check online catalog for titles). Snacks provided. For Adults.

Teen Movie Night

Last Tuesday of the month, 4:00pm Watch a move and eat snacks. Check online calendar for upcoming titles. For grades 8-12.

Teen Advisory Group

1st Tuesday of the month, 5:00pm Help plan teen programs by joining the library’s Teen Advisory Group. Attend a library information session for an application.

Teen STEAM Programs

2nd Tuesday of the month, 4:00pm Check the online calendar for the different fun activities for the month. All materials supplied while they last. For grades 8-12.

Computer Q & A

1st Thursdays, 11:00am Drop-in and ask a staff member your computer questions. Bring your device, if you have specific questions about it. For Adults.

Makerspace

Fridays, 3:00pm Create your own S.T.E.A.M. projects or learn more about the arts, science and tech! For ages 10-18.

Conversation Club

1st Thursday of the month, 4:00pm Practice conversational English with a staff member and other learners. For Adults.

Practice SAT/ACT

One Saturday a month starting in February, 10:00am Participants will take a full-length computerized practice test (SAT or ACT), receive their score and suggested study areas. The test takes approximately 4 hours. Bring a pencil and a calculator.

Registration required. For grades 9-12.

Adult Book Club

2nd Saturday of the month, 11:00am Read and discuss a new book every month. Copies of the book will be available at the checkout desk.

For Adults.

Adult Crafts

Saturdays (check online calendar for dates), 1:00pm Learn a new craft skill each month. Registration required. For Adults.

Needlepoint Basics

One Saturday a month, 1:00pm Learn the basics of needlepoint. All materials supplied. Registration required. For adults and teens.

Preschool Craft Time

Thursdays (check online calendar for dates), 11:00am Share a time of fun and crafts with your little one.

All materials supplied while they last. Registration required. For ages 2-5 and an adult.

Family Movie Night

Last Thursday of the Month, 4:00pm Watch a G or PG movie. Snacks provided. For all ages.

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TRACY LIBRARY SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Beginning Beading

Saturday, January 4, 10:15am An instructor will teach you jewelry beading basics. Registration required. For Adults.

Preschool Dance Party

Thursday, January 16, 11:00am Have fun learning, singing and dancing to popular preschool songs. For ages 2-5.

Registration required.

Mineral Mosaics

Thursday, January 16, 4:00pm Create beautiful artwork with printed mosaics and learn about rocks, minerals and ores. All materials supplied while they last. For ages 4-12.

Let’s Talk Managing Stress Tuesday, January 21, 4:00pm

Spin Art and Other Paint Science Thursday, February 6, 4:00pm

Use science to create art! Registration required.

For ages 7+.

Harry Potter Party

Tuesday, February 11, 4:00pm Forget Valentine’s Day! Come celebrate everything Potter! For grades 8-12.

Community Connections

Wednesday, March 11 and July 8, 12:00pm Gain practical information for yourself or to help you become a better family caregiver to your aging loved one. To register for an upcoming seminar, call 209.578.6300 or visit hospiceheart.org.

Free lunch provided. For Adults.

Lawyers in the Library

Wednesdays, TBA, 4:30pm

We’ll talk about what stress is, what causes it, and ways to manage it. For grades 8-12.

Free public legal clinic presented by San Joaquin County Bar Association. All people will be seen on first-come-first-served basis.

Puppet Art Theater presents Cinderella

Valentine’s Day Cards

Thursday, January 23, 4:00pm

See a classic fairytale told Puppet Art Theater style. For all ages.

Thursday, February 13, 4:00pm Create a Valentine’s Day craft for a loved one. All materials supplied while they last. For ages 6-12.

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Safari Stuffed Animal Workshop

Thursday, March 5, 4:00pm

Adopt your own safari stuffed animal to take home. All materials supplied while they last.

Ages 4-12.

Social Security Information Saturday, March 7, 10:15am

Learn about Social Security Benefits and how to apply for them form an official SSA representative.

For Adults.

Let’s Talk Financial Aid

Tuesday, March 10, 4:00pm Learn the basics of college financial aid. For grades 8-12.

St. Patrick’s Day Rainbow Mobile Thursday, March 12, 4:00pm

Create a rainbow mobile with raindrops falling from the clouds. All materials supplied while they last. Ages 6-12.

Pony Petting Zoo

Thursday, April 2, 4:00pm An interactive and educational petting zoo experience. For all ages.

Sand Dollar Necklace

Thursday, April 9, 4:00pm Mold your own faux sand dollar necklace from modeling compound and shells. All materials supplied while they last. For ages 6-12.

Let’s Talk Getting a Summer Job Tuesday, April 21, 4:00pm

Learn where you need to go to get a youth work permit and about resources for resume writing, interviewing and job listings. For grades 9-12.

Mother’s Day Star Flower Thursday, May 7, 4:00pm

Paint and gift a wooden star-flower picture frame.

All materials supplied while they last. For ages 8-12.

Let’s Talk College

Tuesday, May 12, 4:00pm Talk to college students about what college classes and campus living is really like. For grades 8-12.

Hours of Code

Thursday, May 14, 4:00pm A one-hour computer programming tutorial. No experience needed. Registration required. For ages 10-18.

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