SUMMER 2024 May - September Revised April 29th,2024
ACTIVITY GUIDE SUMMER 2024 Issue #3
Dear Manteca Community,
OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Thursday
7:30a - 6:00p
linktr.ee/MantecaRecreation
252 Magnolia Ave., Manteca 95337
Phone: 209-456-8600
Email: recreation@manteca.gov
As we approach the summer season, I'm thrilled to unveil the newest edition of the Manteca Recreation and Community Services Department's Activity Guide. Packed with engaging events and enriching activities, this guide is your ticket to a season filled with fun and community spirit
One highlight I am particularly excited about is our inaugural Go Skateboarding Day event on June 22nd at the Skate Park. Get ready for an exhilarating day filled with captivating demonstrations, an exciting competition, lively vendors, and delicious offerings from food trucks. It's bound to be an unforgettable celebration of all things skateboarding. Additionally, I'm delighted to announce the return of the beloved Spaghetti Bingo dinner at the Senior Center a cherished tradition that guarantees a delightful evening for all And don't forget to mark your calendars for the annual flea market in August, where treasures abound at the Senior Center. Consider contributing your time as a volunteer to the Senior Center. Your support ensures the continued success of our events and programs.
For our young athletes, the Jr. Giants program is entering its third year, offering invaluable life lessons through the joy of baseball. Meanwhile, families can anticipate the return of the much-loved Movies in the Park series, where delectable treats and captivating films come together under the twinkling night sky
Manteca Park-A-Palooza is making a triumphant return, featuring an all-new concert lineup designed to entertain audiences of all ages. With three bands, lively music, and an array of family-friendly activities, this event promises an evening of pure enjoyment. And let's not forget about our exciting swim lessons! Dive into the season by joining us at Lincoln Pool, where experienced instructors will guide you through the fundamentals of swimming in a safe and supportive environment. Whether you're a beginner or seeking to refine your strokes, there's a class for everyone Sign up today and make a splash with us this summer!
As we eagerly await the warmth of summer, I invite you to join us at one of our upcoming programs or events. Your feedback and ideas are valuable to us, so please don't hesitate to share them at bclark@manteca.gov. Together, let's continue to shape a vibrant future for our community.
Warm Regards,
Brandy Clark
Recreation & Community Services Manager
Recreation & Community Services Team
Brandy Clark- Recreation Manager
Eric Culpepper- Recreation Supervisor
Tyler Ashbaugh- Recreation Supervisor
Ashlea Green- Recreation Coordinator
Tiana Muschott- Recreation Coordinator
Meghan Kuesthardt- Administrative Assistant III
Ana Rodriguez- Customer Service Representative
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Registration Opens: (For Aquatics and NFL Flag) Meet our Commissioners All About Parky! Aquatics
Registration Opens: (For Aquatics July -August Sessions)
May 6th at 7:30a
(For Manteca residents only)
May 13th at 7:30a
(For residents & non-residents)
June 10th at 7:30a
(For Manteca residents only)
June 17th at 7:30a
(For residents & non-residents)
Address:
Magnolia Ave. Manteca, CA 95337
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our office
Come into
Monday-Thursday, 7:30a-6:00p to register!
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All programs, dates, and fees are subject to change without notice. Staff reserve the right to photograph facilities, activities, and program participants for potential future promotional purposes only. All photos remain the property of the City of Manteca. Visit https://bit.ly/3VlEHKN to register online! ONLINE Two Ways to Register!
June Summer
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Parks and Recreation Month Youth Sports Youth Specialty Classes Teen and Adult Specialty Classes Parks and Facilities City Services Senior Center Events Trips and Tours 07 11 13 15 19 25 33 35 37 41 43 Department Information 05 49 3 4
Department Information
Manteca Recreation Department has upgraded to Civic Recreation Management software, transforming how we serve you. This streamlined platform enhances our ability to plan, develop, and maintain our recreational offerings, from park events to sports leagues.
Manteca Youth Advisory Commission (YAC)
This Comm ssion is made-up of Manteca teens, 9th-12th grade, who advise the City Council and the Recreation and Parks Commission on youth and teen related programs and issues. YAC also sponsors numerous events and programs each year. Meetings are held on the third Thursday of the month at 6:00p and are open to the publ c.
If you're interested in becom ng a member of YAC or for more information on teen programs, ca l our off ce at (209) 456-8600.
Friends of Manteca Parks and Recreation Foundation
The Fr ends of Manteca Parks and Recreat on cons sts of Manteca community members The foundations raises money for scholarship opportunit es for the youth in Manteca. Meetings take place on the 4th Thursday of each month at 11:30a and are open to the pub ic. Meetings are held at Unc e Franks Café nside the Golf Course c ubhouse.
Department Information
Manteca Senior Advisory Committee
The Senior Advisory Committee (SAC) consists of Manteca Senior C tizens aged 50 and above, offering guidance to both the City Counc l and the Recreation and Parks Commission on matters concerning sen or citizens. SAC active y supports various events and programs at the Sen or Center annua ly. Meetings take p ace on the second Monday of each month at 12:30p and are open to the pub ic
If you're interested in becoming a member of SAC or for more information on Senior programs, call our office at (209) 456-8650.
Manteca Poet Laureate
Meet Tara Rico, Manteca s first Poet Laureate Stay tuned for information on events and programs If you have any questions p ease contact us at 209-456-8600 or email recreat on@manteca.gov BEFORE Registration Tips:
Verify og n info
Verify household members
Rev ew programs
Pick back-up programs
Contact us with questions at 209-456-8600 or email recreat on@manteca gov
If you're interested n becoming a member of the foundat on or want to make a donat on to our youth programs, cal our office at (209) 456-8600.
Having trouble accessing your account?
Please call us at 209-456-8600 or email recreation@manteca.gov
All programs, dates, and fees are subject to change without notice. Staff reserve the right to photograph facilities, activities, and program participants for potential future promotional purposes only. All photos remain the property of the City of Manteca.
*Contract instructors set their own fees and class schedules, which can meet weekly for up to 12 weeks, or as a 1-2 day workshop.
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The Recreation and Parks commission is established to provide a communication link between the community and the City Council and staff. The commission specifically advises the City Council on subjects of recreation and facility master planning and development, needed parks and recreation facilities, goals and objectives for parks and recreation, and methods of community involvement.
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I grew up in this community. Attended Lincoln Elementary and Manteca High School. Swam every summer at Lincoln Pool. Met my lovely wife, Eryn Bowers, here as well. We now have a kiddo who is even more active than we were. She plays softball, basketball and volleyball. We’ve attended six father-daughter dances. Our family loves the parks in the city and spend a great deal of time together enjoying the programs the City offers My appointment to the Manteca Recreation Commission means a great deal to me. It’s a chance to support the community programs that encourage our families, students, parents and residents to come together as a community. I believe simple and fun events throughout the community are a chance to establish meaningful relationships with our neighbors and ultimately build stronger communities together. I am honored to be part of the commission. My favorite event is by far the daddy-daughter and family dances at the senior center I commend the staff for putting these events together and I look forward to these each year. Not too far behind that are community events like the Food Truck Frenzy and Movie Nights!
The future of the Manteca Recreation & community Services department is very bright I believe the future of the department directly aligns with the facilities that are to be constructed within the City. I’d like to see the department revisit standards for our parks, their design elements, and how those items align with opportunities for programming in the future. The parks Master Plan is a great tool that could help grow the community’s opportunities as more parks are developed or improved. I would also like to see how the department could help improve the condition of the Big-League dreams complex and operations
Co-Chair
I am serving Manteca Recreation and Parks Commission because of my love for youth sport development! I was interested in how I could help Manteca grow their recreational sports and programs to benefit all of our citizens of Manteca.
My favorite program that MRCSD offers is the Jr NBA basketball league and the Manteca Dolphins Swim Team. Both programs have grown with each year they have been offered and are both proven to be a well rounded and competitive program for all ages!
For the future of MRCSD I would love to see the aquatics side of things embrace a water polo development program. Water polo is one of the fastest growing sports in California! I would love to also see more partnerships from local club programs across all sports. With club partnerships and communication, we can better build the recreation youth development and create a pathway for young athletes to move up and continue to become more competitive as their talents improve. This in turn would greatly affect our local high school programs and their pathways into collegiate play and life skills.
Community recreation is very important to me. I have benefited from community programs all my life and I'm passionate about making sure these programs and more, are available to current and future generations. In addition to participating as a youth, I have served as a lifeguard, instructor, umpire, coach and more, I enjoy giving back. Professionally, I have a Bachelor of Science degree in Recreation Administration and certified Recreational Therapist. My experience includes teaching, coaching, and athletic director positions at Tracy High and St. Anthony's School in Manteca. There is no substitute for community recreation, parks, art, sports, cultural and other progressive programs I have always thought that a more transparent operating budget, increased community input and ideas, clear goals and objectives and a community partnership with private and civic organizations would greatly benefit the city of Manteca.
I grew up in Manteca and participated in many Manteca activities. Now my family accesses many of the offerings from Manteca Recreation and Parks. I am excited to support the Commission and see the growth and development of our programs. I LOVE the sports offered for the 3-5 year old kids. It teaches then how to contribute to a team and the high school coaches are excellent role models!
I am so impressed with the programming options. I would like to see Manteca continue to offer the plentiful options throughout the upcoming years.
Meet our Commissioners Tab e of Contents Recreation and Parks Commission
Melanie Greene
Lauren Koury Commission
Aaron Bowers
Lori Tiago
Not pictured: Commission Alternates Jason Sohm and Victoria Brunn
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This year’s Park and Recreation Month theme — “Where You Belong” — celebrates the many ways park and recreation professionals across the country foster a sense of belonging in their community by providing welcoming and inclusive programs, essential services for all ages and abilities, and safe, accessible spaces to build meaningful connection During Park and Recreation Month, NRPA encourages park and recreation agencies to showcase the ways in which they contribute to strong, vibrant and resilient communities all year and how community members can support their local agency’s work.
This July let’s unite and share the many reasons why local parks and recreation truly embodies the essence of belonging. Together, we can demonstrate why these spaces are Where You Belong.
Parks and Recreation Month Events
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Events
May June
Music on Maple Series
Downtown Manteca, 100 Block N Map e Ave.
5/16
Time: 6:00p
Rock and Rol Through the Ages
Join us for the return of Music on Maple!
Head down to the 100 Block of N Maple Ave on the Third Thursday of each month, May – October, to enjoy an evening of live music, vendors, food trucks, and more! Enjoy a theme for each week and look forward to a variety of bands and mus c.
Movies in the Park Series
Woodward Park 710 E. Woodward Ave Toy Story 2
6/8
Time: 5:00p
Grab your blankets and lawn cha rs and head down to Woodward Park! Enjoy vendors, food trucks, games, live music, and end the night w th a movie under the stars.
Free Open Swim
Lincoln Pool 245 S Powers Ave
6/8
Time: 12:00p
Jo n us for FREE admission to our opening weekend of open sw m! Water Safety demonstrations, games, and FREE admission to the pool!
Music
on
Maple Series
Downtown Manteca, 100 Block N Map e Ave.
6/20
Time: 6:00p
2000s Throwback Party
Join us for the return of Music on Maple!
Head down to the 100 Block of N Map e Ave on the Third Thursday of each month, May – October, to enjoy an evening of ive music, vendors, food trucks, and more! Enjoy a theme for each week and look forward to a var ety of bands and music.
Go Skateboarding Day
Manteca Skate Park, Center and E m St
6/22
Time: 8:00a Check in
Jo n Manteca Recreation s celebrating National Go Skateboarding Day! Come to the Manteca Skate park to join in on the fun Watch professional demos, partic pate in compet tions, jo n our jam or our one minute run! Helmets are required. All skating participants ust preregister with the Manteca Recreation office by Thursday, June 20.
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July
Fourth of July Fireworks
Best Viewing from Big League Dreams Time: 9:30p
7/4
Join us Thursday July 4th for f reworks. Show will start approximately 9:30p. More information to come.
Swing for Youth Golf Tournament
7/19
Time: 7:00a
Tee up for the annual Jim Brown Memoria Swing for Youth Golf tournament. Enjoy friendly competition at our annual charity event, at the Manteca Golf Course. Join the Friends of Manteca Parks and Recreation Foundation as we enjoy golf, drinks, lunch, and more.
Music on Maple
7/18 Time: 6:00p
Country Night
Round up your friends and get your boots on!
This night we will boot scoot n boogie to popular Country hits Join us for line dancing and wear your best Country outfit to rope in a prize!
Woodward Park 710 E. Woodward Ave Downtown Manteca,
Free Open Swim
Lincoln Pool 245 S Powers Ave 7/27
Time: 12:00p
This event is hosted in celebration of Parks and Recreation Month. To celebrate we are offering FREE adm ssion to the pool! There will be games, lifeguard demonstrations, and prizes!
August
Park-A-Palooza
8/10 Time: 5:00p
L ve Music! Food Trucks! Vendors! Mark August 10th on your calendars to join us for a summer evening of family fun Treat yourself to dinner from a Local food truck. Shop from local vendors. Parents, enjoy a cold one from our Beer garden while your kiddos enjoy games and crafts in our Kids Corner! End the night grooving to ive music played by live bands!
Music on Maple
8/15 Time: 6:00p
September
Movies
in the Park
9/14
Old es Night / Car Show
Cruise on down to N Maple Ave for a night of classic Lowrider Oldies. Enter your car or truck in our car show for a chance to win a prize.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Grab your blankets and lawn chairs and head down to Woodward Park! Enjoy vendors, food trucks, games, live music, and end the night with a movie under the stars.
Music on Maple
Downtown Manteca, 100 Block N Maple Ave
9/19 Time: 5:00p
Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration Time: 6:00p
Dance your way to our Music on Maple event to enjoy Latin hits. Enjoy a live Mariachi and Folklorico Danc ng. Walk down Maple and buy treats and eats from local Latino businesses.
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100 Block N Maple Ave.
Manteca Golf Course
Downtown Manteca, 100 Block N Maple Ave.
Woodward Park 710 E. Woodward Ave
Lincoln Pool
Aquatics Events and Programs
Saturday
Saturday
REGISTER ONLINE Table of Contents Lincoln Pool Fees and Schedule r. Lifeguard Aquatics a pe ea ate a ety and basic rescue techniques. They will build stamina through swimming and games, led by certified lifeguards Students should be comfortable swimming independently in deep water. This camp is not a certification program. Registration includes a t-shirt. July 15 - July 12:00p-3:00p Register by: June 20th @ 6:00
Open for the summer on y, we have two poo s on site Our small pool has a maximum depth of 2 feet and is perfect for the itt e ones! Our large pool is great for the who e family and has a maximum depth of 5 5 feet L fejackets avai ab e for use at no charge on a first-come first served basis dur ng recreation swim hours Over the summer we host a variety of swim lessons, aquat cs camps, and events as part of our robust aquat cs programs! Aquatics Aquatics (209)456-8600 19 20 Location: Lincoln Pool (245 S. Powers Avenue) Recreation Swim Information Recreation swim is available for everyone to enjoy a safe and fun experience at the pools. It is open to all ages! Click below for fees and hours of operation. Free Open Swim Day! This event is hosted in celebration of Parks and Recreation Month. To celebrate we are offering FREE admission to the pool! There will be games, lifeguard demonstrations, and prizes!
July
Activities from 12:00p-2:00p Free Admission 12:00p-5:00p Water Safety Day Join us for FREE admission to our opening weekend of open swim! Water Safety demonstrations, games, and FREE admission to the pool!
27th
June 8th Activities from 12:00p-2:00p Free Admission 12:00p-5:00p
Fee: $125 for Residents / $135 for non-residents
Swim Lessons
Registration Information
Registration s not accepted at any swimming pools. Register on ine or in person at the MRCS office at 252 Magno ia Ave.
There w ll be a pre-registration period from May 6 - May 12 for Manteca Residents
Reg stration wil open up to a l beginning May 13th During this time, you may register for any one time slot per child per session in June, and you may register for mu tip e sessions
Beginning June 3rd, reg strations will be accepted for only the next consecutive session and during this time registration is limited to one time slot and one session per student
Group Swim Lessons
Group swim lessons run in two week sessions (Monday through Thursday) and are offered up to age 13. Parent and me class ratios can be up to 12 participants per instructor, and non parent and me classes can be up to 6 participants per instructor. There are lifeguards on deck during all swim lesson times
Session Dates
Session 1: 6/3 - 6/13
Session 2: 6/17 - 6/27
*Session 3: 7/1 - 7/11
Session 4: 7/15 - 7/25
Click here (or see next page) schedu e for full list of available t me s ots. Times and availability subject to change by session.
*Short sess on; fees prorated. No class on 7/4.
Registration Fee
$75 for Manteca Residents
$85 for Non- Residents
Adaptive Swim Lessons
Adaptive swim lessons run in two week sessions (Monday through Thursday) and are one-on-one lessons for participants with special needs. Skills taught in these classes depend on the goals of the participant There are lifeguards on deck during all swim lesson times.
There wi l be a pre-registration period for July sessions from June 10th for Manteca Res dents
Registration for July sess ons w ll open up to all beginning June 17th During this time, you may register for any one time slot per child per sess on in Ju y, and you may register for multiple sessions
The registration deadline for each sess on is 6:00pm on the Thursday pr or to the start of the session you are registering for
If you wish to reg ster for the next consecutive session, but do not know if your child will advance to the next level, please speak to the instructor a few days before the session ends for c ar fication as registration deadlines and ate fees will be enforced
Session Dates
Session 1: 6/3 - 6/13
Session 2: 6/17 - 6/27
*Session 3: 7/1 - 7/11
Session 4: 7/15 - 7/25
Click here (or see next page) schedule for fu l list of available time slots Times and availability subject to change by sess on.
*Short sess on; fees prorated. No class on 7/4.
Private Swim Lessons
Private swim lessons run in one week sessions (Monday through Thursday) and are one-on-one lessons available for participants of all ages 5 and up. Skills taught in these classes depend on the goals of the participant. There are lifeguards on deck during all swim lesson times
Session Dates
Session 1: 6/3 - 6/6
Session 2:6/10 - 6/13
Session 3: 6/17 - 6/20
Session 4: 6/24 - 6/27
*Session 5: 7/1 - 7/4
Session 6: 7/8 - 7/11
Session 7: 7/15 - 7/18
Session 8: 7/22 - 7/25
Registration Fee
$75 for Manteca Residents
$85 for Non-Residents
Registration Fee
$130 for Manteca Residents
$140 for Non-Residents
Click here (or see next page)
schedule for full l st of available t me slots. Times and availability subject to change by session.
*Short sess on; fees prorated. No class on 7/4.
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Reg ster for Group Swim Lessons
Register for Private Swim Lessons Register for Adaptive Swim Lessons
Swim Lessons Schedule
REGISTER ONLINE Table of Contents Time: A : S w i m S t a r t e r s A1: Water Discovery Parent Partic aption Aquatics Swim Lessons Descriptions Still not sure which level is right for your child? Check out these additional resources to help you choose the right lessons for you! Swim Level Age Prerequisites Class Description S w i m S t a r t e r s S w i m B a s i c s S w i m S t r o k e s A1: Water Discovery A2: Water Exploration A3: Independent Water Exploration B1: Water Acclimation B2: Water Movement B3: Water Stamina C1: Stroke Development and Mechanics 6 months2 5 years 2-5 years 3-5 years 5 years and up 5 years and up 5 years and up 5 years and up Parent and me basic water introductory class, getting partic pants comfortab e being n the water. Child s comfortable n water without parent Has completed A3 or obta ns ski ls taught n A3. Has completed B1 or obta ns ski ls taught in B1. Has completed B2 or obta ns ski ls taught in B2 Has completed B3 and passed the swim test. Parent and me class that increases comfortabi ity w th underwater exp orat on and fundamental saftey sk lls Class that ncreases comfortab lity w th underwater explorat on and fundamental safety ski ls Introduces students to deeper poo , teaches self-rescue ski ls and he ps student achieve bas c swim compentancy Encourages forward movement n water and bas c self-rescue ski ls performed independently. Deve ops intermediate self-rescue ski ls performed at onger distances than n previous stages. Introduces, refines, and perfects swim strokes. This course should be used as an ntroduct on to swim team. Morning Lessons Evening Lessons 9 00am 9:45am 10:30am 1 15am 12 00pm 12:45pm 4:45pm 5:30pm 6: 5pm 7 00pm Privates Adaptives and B : S w i m B a s i c s C : S w i m S t r o k e s A2: Water Exploration A3: ndependent Water Exploration B1: Water Acclimation B2: Water Movement B3: Water Stamina C1: Stroke Development and Mechanics Parent Partic aption Aquatics (209)456-8600 23 24
Swim Lessons Flowchart Swim Lessons Handbook Must meet minimum age requirement. Must meet minimum age requirement. Brand new resources to help you select the right lessons for your child!
Youth Sports Leagues
Junior Giants
Ages: 5-13
Our Jun or G ants baseba l and softbal program s a comp ete y free e ght-week, non-compet t ve baseba l league for boys and girls ages 5- 3. The program focuses on the fundamentals of baseba l as we l as eadership, teamwork, conf dence and integr ty. NO FEE. Spaces are imited.
Registration: 4/1 - 5/23
NFL Flag Football
Ages: 5-13
The NFL Flag Footba l League is the prem ere youth flag footba l eague for boys and g r s ages 5-13 Through pract ces and games, the program teaches players the fundamenta s of footbal , good sportsmansh p, and teamwork Games w l be on Saturdays Each team wi l have at east one practice dur ng the week and w l p ay eight games Practice days and t me w l be determ ned by the coach pr or to the season start
Each part c pant w l receive an NFL Flag Footba l jersey, mouthpiece, and cert f cate of complet on Team announcements and game schedu e w l be emai ed after reg strat on closes. FEE: R $110 / NR $120
Registration: 5/6-8/1
Weeknights from 6/10-8/2
Saturdays from 9/7-10/26
Jr. NBA/WNBA Basketball League
Ages: 5-13
The Jr. NBA/WNBA Basketba League s the premiere youth basketbal eague for boys and g rls ages 5-13 Through practices and games, the program teaches p ayers the fundamentals of basketbal , good sportsmansh p, and teamwork. Games w l be on Saturdays Each team w l have at least one pract ce dur ng the week and one game on the weekend Practice days and times w l be determ ned by the coach pr or to the season start
Each partic pant wi rece ve a team jersey and certif cate of comp et on Team announcements and game schedule w l be ema led after registrat on closes
Registration: TBD fall 2024
runs January-March
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Tiny Tots Sports Programs
Tiny Tots Sports
Ages: 3-6 (Divisions 3-4; 5-6)
These recreat ona co-ed programs
Basketba l: 6/1-6/29
Registration Opens: 4/8/24 Reg
Flag Football: 8/3-9/7
Registration Opens: 5/27/24
Soccer: 9/21-10/19
Reg stration Opens: 7/22/24
Register By: 9/5/24
Basketball: 11/2-12/7
Registration Opens: 8/26/24
Register By: 10/17/24
Jr. NBA Camps and Clinics
Jr. NBA Basketball Camps Ages: 7-12
the Thursday pr or to the start of the session.
Jr. NBA Basketball Clinics Ages: 7-12
Program is led by Recreat on staff. Curricu um includes offensive and defens
/ NR $95 Ages
Sess on 1: 6/24-6/28 Session 2: 7/22-7/26
Challenger Sports Programs
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ch ldren s motor sk l s, help them earn the bas cs of different sports,
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Ages 10-12 6:30p-8:00p Session 1: 10/8-10/24 Sess
2: 11/26-12/12
Weeknights from 6/10-8/2 Register By: 5/23/24 Junior G ants: 6/12-8/4 NO FEE! Challenger Sports Ages: Youth 5-13; Adult 14+ Run w th the he p of volunteer coaches these act v ties are non-compet tive and offered as a safe, fun way for part c pants w th disab l ties to exp ore sports Kickba l: 9/18-11/16 Registrat on Detai s TBD Basketba l: January 2025- February 2025
Reg stration Deta ls TBD in June
Tennis Tiny Tots
Ages: 4-6
Open Gym Tennis Programs BMX Clinics
Open Gym is back! Summer hours are here:
He d at the Un on Road Tennis Courts
A great ntroduct on to the game of tenn s, us ng USTA’s 36-ft court, red-bal format The focus is on sk l -deve opment, basics, and fun Lessons are taught in a fun and pos t ve atmosphere, covering bas c fundamenta s, gr ps, scor ng, movement dri s, and lots of fun!
Lessons
Mondays & Wednesdays
3 weeks 6 c asses
4:00p-4:30p
FEE: R $55 / NR $65
5/6-5/22
8/5-8/21
9/9-9/25
Camps
Monday-Thursday
2 weeks; 8 c asses
8:00a-8:30a FEE: R $70 / NR $80
6/3-6/13
6/17-6/27
7/1-7/11*
7/15-7/25
*shortsesson; eesprora ed nocass7/4
Tennis Beginner Aces
Ages: 7-12
Beg nner classes for ch ldren to preteens These c asses uti ze USTA s new 60-ft court, orange-bal format Focus on modern stroke techno ogy, ru es, and strategy
Lessons
Mondays & Wednesdays
3 weeks; 6 c asses
4:30p-5:30p
FEE: R $85 / NR $95
5/6-5/22
8/5-8/21
9/9-9/25
Camps
Monday-Thursday
2 weeks; 8 classes
8:30a-9:30a
FEE: R $110 / NR $120
6/3-6/13
6/17-6/27
7/1-7/11*
7/15-7/25
*shortsesson; eesprora ed nocass7/4/24
Tennis Junior Aces
Ages: 12-18
Match-play strateg es and tactics for s ngles and doub es p ay
Lessons
Mondays & Wednesdays
3 weeks 6 c asses
5:30p-6:30p
FEE: R $85 / NR $95
5/6-5/22
8/5-8/21
9/9-9/25
Camps
Monday-Thursday
2 weeks; 8 classes
9:30a-10:30a
FEE: R $110 / NR $120
6/3-6/13
6/17-6/27
7/1-7/11*
7/15-7/25
*shortsession ;feesprorated nocass7/4
BEGINNER/NOVICE
Clinic Dates:
May 12, 26, June 9, 23, July 7, 21, 19 August 4, 18, September 1, 29
Sign ups for clinics are from 10:00a-1:00p on site at the BMX track. Clinics Begin at 1:30p
Clinic Details: $5.00 fee per person (Beginner and Novice Level Only) Helmet, long-sleeves, and long pants are required No pegs or chain guards allowed on bikes. Loaner bikes and helmets are available at no charge on a first-come first-served basis.
Dates are subject to change. Please call (209) 815-8376 to confirm dates or visit the Speckles Park BMX Race Track Facebook page for more information!
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Youth Sports Year at a Glance 2024-2025
Jr NBA/WNBA Basketball League (ages 5-14)
January-March, 2024
NFL Flag Football League (ages 5-13) March-May, 2024
2024
August, 2024
February-March, 2024
Tots T-Ball (ages 3-4)
2025 Tiny Tots Soccer (ages 3-6)
April-May, 2024
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Spring
Junior Giants Baseball and Softball League
Jr. NBA Basketball Camp #1 June,
Jr. NBA Basketball Camp #2 July,
Fall NFL Flag Football League September-October, 2024 Jr. NBA Basketball Clinic #1 October, 2024 Jr. NBA Basketball Clinic #2 November- December, 2024 Spring (February-April) Summer (May-July) Fall (August-October) Winter (November-January) Open Gym May-August,
Open Gym August-November,
Challenger Kickball
Challenger Basketball
June-
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2024
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September-November, 2024
January-February,
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Tots Flag
August-September, 2024
Tots
September-October, 2024
November-December, 2024
Jr. NBA Basketball League
January-March, 2025
Little People's Creative Play
Play-based Approach
Social Skills Development
Motor Skills Development
Letter and Number Recognition
Ages: 3-5; children must be potty trained; Not a parent participation class.
This program is for preschool-age children. This program emphasizes play skills, fine motor skills, and social experiences. Activities include crafts, letter and number recognition, and more. Children must be potty trained; this is NOT a parent participation class. FEE: R $60 / NR $70
Thursdays 9:30a-11:30a
*short session; fees prorated no class 7/4
Hiring Information
Zumba Kids Jr
Art - Intro to Painting Ages: 6-13
In th s workshop, we’ l cover a w de var ety of esson plans inc uding st l l fe, landscape, and portra t The sky’s the l m t and no prior exper ence s required! We’ l hold your hand every step of the way With our step-bystep methods, anyone can create a masterpiece This workshop prov des the perfect balance between guided ass stance necessary for earn ng, and creat ve freedom to make the art your own We make the experience fun, so come create in a judgment-free atmosphere with exper enced Art Coaches from H-Art Therapy
FEE: R $100 / NR $110 Supply Fee $40 (paid to the nstructor) Locat on: Recreat on Classroom at 252 Magno ia Ave Manteca, CA
Ages: 4-6
A ch ldren s vers on des gned especial y
Tuesday-Friday 10:00a-12:00p
6/11-6/14
6/25-6/28
7/09-7/12
7/23-7/26
Rrooar Coding and Robotics Academy
Ages: 5-12 (age group for each class varies)
Cl ck here for fu l c ass schedu e with classes/dates/t mes/fees C asses wi be located in the Recreat on Classroom at 252 Magno ia Ave Manteca, CA
Zumba Kids
Ages: 7-12
Burgos Behavioral Consulting Services
Ages: 7-15
Quirky Kids
Ages: 7-9
Tuesdays 4:30p-5:30p 6/11-7/2 7/9-7/30
Location: 179 W North St. Manteca, CA 95337 Instructed by Chelsea Burgos
These groups prov de gu ded act v t es focused on fr endships, cop ng with b g emot ons, and being yourse f because you are awesome
FEE: R $125 / NR $135
Quirky Pre-Teens
Ages: 10-12
Wednesdays 4:30p-5:30p
6/12-7/3 7/10-7/3
Quirky Teens
Ages: 13-15
Wednesdays 4:30p-5:30p
6/12-7/3 7/10-7/31
Chess
Ages: 5-14
Chess partic pants w l earn the fundamenta s of the game and work on mproving the r concentrat on and strateg c think ng Part cipants wi a so learn fast dec s on mak ng sk l s, to eva uate alternat ves, and earn mu t p e strateg es Part cipants wi l be g ven the opportun ty to p ay aga nst other participants.
FEE: R $125 / NR $135 Locat on: Manteca Senior Center
Wednesdays 5:15p-5:45p
5/8-5/29
7/10-7/31
Wednesdays 6:00p-6:45p
Wednesdays
7/10-8/14 9/ 1-10/16 5:05p-5:50p - Beginner 6:05p-6:50p - Intermediate
5/15-6/19
Baton Twirling Ages: 4+
Baton s great for hand-eye coord nat on and bu lds self-esteem and team sp rit Students learn bas c tw rls and move on to more advanced tw rls
Routines are taught to incorporate basic tw r s w th footwork A students have the opportun ty to part c pate n parades and performances
Locat on: Manteca Senior Center
Beg nner 1: 5:30p-6:00p (must start n this class)
FEE: R $25 / NR: $35
Beg nner 2: 6:00p-6:30p (approva needed) FEE: R $25 / NR: $35
5/9-5/30
6/6-6/27* 8/1-8/22 8/29-9/19 9/26-10/17 Thursdays
*short session; fees prorated no class 6/13
Intermediate: 6:00p-7:00p (approva needed)
FEE: R $35 / NR: $45
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for ages 4-6 Kids w l bui d confidence whi e hav ng fun! Simp e steps and more repetit on keep k ds engaged and mov ng whi e earning dances they can do at home Al mus c and moves are kid-fr end y Boys and g r s w l have a b ast Ath et c shoes required FEE: R $28 / NR $38 Locat on: Manteca Senior Center
A fun vers on for the s ght y o der k ds Partic pants w l practice ba ance, memory, coord nation teamwork and creat v ty, whi e bu lding conf dence Boys and g rls wi l have a blast, and they won t even real ze they re exerc s ng FEE: R $32 / NR $42 Locat on: Manteca Sen or Center 5/8-5/29 7/10-7/31
5/2-5/23 6/6-6/27 7/11-7/25* 8/1-8/22 9/5-9/26
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Teen & Adult Specialty Classes
Online Driver's Education Ages: 15+; Self Paced; No instructor
Learn the rules of the road and al you need to know to pass the DMV wr tten test This course ncludes mult p e pract ce tests, v deos, and much more. This is a se f-paced course and a great refresher of current and new aws A l censed driving instructor is ava lable to answer questions
FEE: R $50 / NR $60
Adult Driver's Education
Ages 18+; Self Paced; No instructor
Independence s just a cl ck away! Comp ete your Dr ver s Ed requ rement from home on a computer, tablet or phone This is an nteract ve on ine course with v deos and an mated driving scenar os Learn the ru es of the road, dr ver respons b l ty, DMV procedures, and much more Rece ve a DMV-approved Cert ficate of Completion A icensed nstructor s avai ab e to answer any questions Onl ne program s ava ab e 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Sign up any t me
FEE: R $46 / NR $56
Virtual Driver's Education
Ages 15+; Live instructor
Students w l en oy a ser es of Dr ver s Educat on ectures, nclud ng understand ng the respons bi t es of having a driver’s l cense, earn ng the ru es of the road, and acc dent-avoidance procedures Independent assignments wi l be comp eted during the course , wh ch a so inc udes practice quest ons, defens ve-driving mov es, and wr tten-test prep. Upon successfu completion, students wi l rece ve a Cert f cate of Comp et on
FEE: R $205 / NR $215
Teen & Adult
Basic Personal Finance
Ages: 16+
Bas c Persona F nance w l he p establ sh the basic sk ls needed to manage your personal f nances today, and p an for tomorrow! Top cs d scussed n class vary. Ex: 401K’s, Roth IRA’s, Insurance, and persona budget ng
FEE: R $100 / NR $110 Locat on: Manteca Sen or Center
Online Spanish Class Ages: 16+
Zumba Teen
Ages: 13-17
Being a teen can be tough You need a DANCE BREAK! Zumba for teens s here! It s a safe p ace for you to get moving and have fun w th no judgement Let your inner soloist out Teens are al navigating together So eave your DRAMA at the door and DANCE IT OUT! No experience necessary. Easy to fo
dance steps w l g ve you room to make every song your
Zumba Adult
Ages: 18 and up
Zumba is a dance-fitness
that ncorporates
Wednesdays 6:00p-6:45p
Zumba for teens wi have a wide var ety of insp r ng music nc uding Lat n, throwbacks and current dance h ts to get you mov ng AND ft your sp r ts Let s Dance FEE: R $36 / NR $46 Locat on: Manteca Senior Center & various loca fac it es 6/5-6/26
Dates:
5/4-5/25 (Saturdays on y) 9:00am-12:00pm
6/3-6/7 (Monday-Fr day) 9:00am-12:00pm
6/17-6/21 (Monday-Fr day) 9:00am-12:00pm
7/29-8/2 (Monday-Fr day) 9:00am-12 00pm 10/5-10/26 (Saturdays on y) 9:00am-12:00pm
Tuesdays & Thursdays
6:00p-7:00p
5/14-5/23
6/1 -6/20
7/16-7/25
Dog Obedience
How ong have you been tel ng yourse f, “I need to learn Span sh”? Spanish s the eas est fore gn language for Eng ish speakers Whether you took two years of high school Span sh or don t know one word, you CAN earn Spanish You just have to get started!
FEE: R $40 / NR $50 Locat on: V rtua - V a Zoom
Mondays
7:00p-8:00p
5/6-5/27
6/3-6/24
7/1-7/22
8/5-8/26
9/9-9/30
10/7-10/28
reggae, and
7/1-7/22
9/9-9/30 10/7-10/28
FEE: R $48 / NR $58
Ages: Handler must be 10+
Th s course s for beginners from pupp es to ful -grown dogs The pups need to have completed the ser es of Parvo and Distemper shots, wh ch usual y happens at three to four months of age. C ass includes regu ar obedience instruct on, information on break ng bad hab ts, and soc al zing your pup w th other dogs and peop e. A substantia discount s given if your dog needs to repeat the course
Sundays 9:30a-11:00a
5/19-6/9
6/16-7/7
7/14-8/4
8/11-9/1
FEE: R $100 / NR $110
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Lat n, pop, funk
even some old-schoo ams to create a FUN, EASY workout that anyone can do The basic-steps formu a makes it easy to fol ow and mod fy for your needs The rout nes are fun and combine fast and s ow rhythms to tone and scu pt your ent re body wh e burn ng fat It s a great stress-rel ever!
Locat on: Manteca Sen or Center & var ous local fac it es Mondays 6:00p-7:00p 6/3-6/24
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Friday Night Bingo
Ages: 18+
Come out and enjoy a variety of bingo games with your friends! We wi have a snack bar ava lable w th treats, dr nks and more! T cket includes: admission one 10-pack (6 games per sheet) of bingo cards, and 3 addit ona game cards. Add t ona packs and game cards can be purchased FEE: Tickets $25 in advance at the Manteca Senior Center
Spaghetti Bingo
Ages: 40+
$20 00 per person ticket nc udes adm ss on, dinner, and bingo game pack
Meal Program
For ages 60+
In con unct on w th the San Joaqu n County Nutr tion Services Department, Our Sen or Center offers a mea prov ded by the SJC congregate mea program
Th s mea s avai ab e to registered seniors, aged 60 years and older To register p ease see our front desk representative
Brown Bag
In partnersh p w th Second Harvest Food Bank, The Manteca Sen or Center offers a bi-month y brown bag program Th s program offers reg stered part cipants a grocery bag once, every other week Reg strat on for th s program s accepted once annual y; The next registrat on date w l be n Ju y 2024
Movie Day
Join the Sen or Center staff in en oying a Mov e on the b g screen S t mov e-theatre style n our North Hal and watch a mov e on our large projector screen Mov es and Treats rotate each month, guaranteed to p ay favor tes for everyone throughout the year!
Birthday Celebration
Stop by for a treat n the South Ha l the 2nd Wednesday of the month, as we sing Happy B rthday to anyone w th a B rthday that month! En oy a tasty treat as we Celebrate with Friends
Fr days
5/3, 6/7, 7/12, 8/2, 9/6
Game T me: 6:00p
Doors open at: 4:00p (early b rd game starts at 5:30p)
Mondays
5/20, 6/17, 7/15, 8/19, 9/16
Game T me: 6:00p
Doors open at: 4:00p Dinner at: 5:00p
Monday-Friday 11:30a
F rst & Third Tuesdays 9:30a
F rst Friday of each month (exclud ng ho days) 12:30p
2nd Wednesday of each month (exclud ng hol days) 12:30p
Senior Center
A 10,000-plus square-foot, mu ti-purpose Senior Center serv ng and nvolv ng active adults
Jo n as a vo unteer in areas such as Nu r t on & K tchen Crew Front Desk Brown Bag and more Ca he Cen er for more nformat on on how to become a volunteer A tend the Senior Adv so y Board meet ngs, he d the second Monday of each mon h a 2:30p exc ud ng ho days) A seniors are we come to attend
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Hours subject to change; please call to confirm Monday – Thursday 8:00a - 5:00p Friday 8:00a - 2:00p 295 Cherry Lane (209) 456-8650 Auditorium w th Dancef oor & Stage B ll ards Room Card Room Commerc a Kitchen Craft Room with Ki n Senior Center Amenities and Services Paralega Service Peer Counseling Tech Support Notary Pub ic Nutr tional Lunches (for ages 60+, Mon-Fri, 11:15a) Hea th and We lness C asses To stay up to date on programs and events, subscribe to our monthly newsletter! See front office for details.
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to partic pate The Senior Center provides a variety of programs and activ ties for those interested in staying active, enhancing the r qual ty of life, or just gett ng out and meet ng others There s something for everyone, come jo n us! *Contact the Center for details, dates, and availabil ty
4th Sunday of each month (excluding ho days) 1:00p Farmers Market Senior Sunday Dance 1st Wednesday of each month exc uding ho days) 10:00a 3rd Sunday of each month (exc ud ng ho idays) :00p DJ Karaoke Party San Joaqu n County prov des a bag of Fresh Fruits and Vegetab es to our part cipants once a month through the SJC Farmers Market program Drop by our center the 1st Wednesday of each month in order to rece ve a grocery bag of fru ts and veggies Boog e on down to the Manteca Sen or Center the 3rd Sunday of the month to enjoy danc ng and soc a iz ng. Groove to the mus c, enjoy snacks and make new fr ends at th s monthly social event Cal ng al voca sts! Join us on the 4th Sunday of each month as we sing along to the h ts at the Karaoke Party D ning Hall Exercise/We ght Room Library Meeting Room Trips & Tours Office Flea Market Jo n us for the annual Manteca Sen or Center f ea market, th s August! En oy a Summer morn ng in our hal , shopp ng from booths at th s “yard sa e” sty e event If you are nterested in purchas ng a space, contact the Manteca Senior Center Saturday, 8/24 7:00a- 2:00p
Senior Center
Regular Programming
Pre-registration is required. See front desk for registration information.
Line Dance with Marilyn
Beginner Level
Th s Line Dance c ass s for Beginners ook ng for s mp e dance steps, good mus c, exercise, and soc a nteraction FEE: $8 00 / month. Locat on: North Hal Improver Level
Th s version of the Line Dance c ass w l nc ude high beg nner, mprover, and ntermed ate leve choreography for exper enced dancers ooking for a cha enge
FEE: $8 00 / month Locat on: North Ha l
Line Dance Group - No Instructor
Beginner Level
Th s L ne Dance group s currently a free group where fr ends come together to dance and share t ps. Nonnstructed group FEE: Location: North Hal
Movement and Cardio
Groove and Stretch to music n a fun and energet c group sett ng!
FEE: $16 00 / month Location: North Ha l
Stretch and Tone Circuit
Th s c ass ncludes a comb nation of exercises, us ng body weight and l ght hand weights, focusing on dynam c stretches, ba ance, and mprov ng everyday movements NO FEE Locat on: North Ha l
Pound Fitness
Re ease your nner Rockstar! Workout to a ful body cardio am sess on nsp red by drumming! Using R pstix l ght we ghted exercise drumsticks) you’ sweat, scu pt and ROCK your body and mind! FEE: $5.00 Drop-In. Location: North Hal
Tai Chi with Scott
Our Tai Ch c ass pract ces a series of slow, gent e movements and phys cal postures Re ax your mind as you are gu ded through each movement, contro l ng your breath ng and earning the routine
FEE: 1-2 c asses $8 / month; 3 classes per week $12 / month. Locat on: North Hal
Zumba Gold with Valerie In-person & Virtual*
Zumba Gold is a dance fitness class, structured specifica y for our Sen ors Fo low a ong wh le our instructor gu des you through each routine, song after song This c ass dances to a w de var ety of mus c p aying hits throughout the ages Jo n us for th s FUN and EASY, ow impact fitness c ass Al moves and dances can also be mod f ed for those partic pat ng from a seat ng pos t on FEE: Virtua $10 / month; In Person: 1 class per week $16 / month 2 classes per week $30 / month Locat on: North Hal *Virtual - Must have internet/W F access & a device with a camera
Chair Yoga with Mary
Join our nstructor, Mary, for a seated version of yoga
Stretch and move your body from a seated posit on, as you are gu ded through movements P ease bring your own Yoga mat Most, if not al movement w l be done in/w th a chair FEE: $15 / month Location: North Hal
FRIDAYS 10:30a-11:30a FRIDAYS 11:30a-12:30p
TUESDAYS 9:00a-10:00a
MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS 8:00a–9:00a
TUESDAYS 12:30p-1:15p
WEDNESDAYS 10:00a-1 :00a
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS 9:00a-10:00a
Leisure Programming
Woodcarving
Th s s an ongo ng workshop that teaches the fundamentals of woodcarving Pros, amateurs, and beginners are a l we come NO FEE Location: Craft Room
Pinochole
MONDAYS 9:00a-11:00p
TUESDAYS 1:00p-3:00p
Drawing/Painting
Join th s pa nt ng group to share tips, tr cks, and pa nt alongside other artists. Br ng your own supp es FEE: $4/class. Locat on: Craft Room
Life History & Genealogy
Research and wr te your fam ly history and record for generat ons to come! NO FEE. Location: L brary
3-D Greeting Card
Crochet & Knitting
WEDNESDAYS 9:00a-12:00p
WEDNESDAYS 9:30a-11:30a
to make a variety of greet ng cards us ng mater a , card stock, and 3-D shapes! NO FEE Locat on: Craft Room WEDNESDAYS 12:30p-3:00p Meet w th other crochet/kn tters to share your projects NO FEE Location: Library.
Bridge
WEDNESDAYS 1:00p-3:00p Come o n other Bridge players wh le us ng your memory, v sual zat on & sequencing Br ng a partner or come a one for a round of social and easy go ng games. NO FEE. Location: Card and Game Room
Swedish Weaving
WEDNESDAYS 1:00p-4:00p Meet w th other weavers to share your pro ects. NO FEE Locat on:
Wii Bowling League
TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS 10:15a- 11 00a
WEDNESDAYS 11:00a-12:00p
Jewelry Making
Folk Guitar
Beginner Leve
Intermediate Leve
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Craft Room THURSDAYS
Last Bowl ng day of the year wi be Thursday, November 16th! Str ke! Come down to the Center and p ay a fun game of W Bow ng in our North Ha l New p ayers, Jo n a new team after the f
the year!
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welcome The group w l ass st you with supp es for your f rst c ass FEE: $20 annua fee. Location: Craft Room THURSDAYS 1:00p-3:00p Work alongside our nstructor to learn the bas cs of play ng a gu tar! Must have your own acoustic guitar FEE: $20/month Locat on: L brary THURSDAYS 1:00p-2:00p For part c pants that already know how to strum 6 chords, cont nue your earn ng w th our nstructor as we earn more advanced chords and songs FEE: $30/month Location: Library THURSDAYS 2:10p-4:00p
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July 9-20, 2025
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December 9-16, 2024
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Exploring South Africa, Victoria Falls & Botswana
October 20-November 3, 2024
Sma l group travel (12-24 passengers). Get ready for an unparal e ed journey through the cu tura d versity and abundant w ld fe of southern Afr ca Seek out the “B g 5” on 8 d fferent safar s. Experience an authent c bush dinner under the stars in P anesberg Nat onal Park Get a taste of South Afr can culture at ocal w neries. W tness the natural beauty of V ctoria Fal s and learn about ts peop e during a townsh p v sit and home-hosted unch Greet Afr can e ephants and spend t me earning about them Search for an mals a ong the w nd ng Chobe R ver Epic scenery and w nding coast ines come together in an ncred b e adventure Visit https://gateway goco lette com/l nk/1221479 for fu l it nerary
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Christmas in London
December 12-18, 2024
Day Trips:
Red Hawk Casino Trip-April 11, 2024. Cost: $35 per person
Murphy’s & Ironstone Winery Tour-May 23, 2024. Cost $75 per person
Historic Filoli House & Garden-June 22, 2024. Cost $70 per person
Overnight trip
Queen Mary and Catalina Island (4 days / 3 nights)-August 19-22, 2024. Cost: Double occupancy $1199.00, Single occupancy $1499.00
“Travel takes us out of our comfort
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and inspires us to see, taste and try new things!”
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MANTECA'S NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS
Parks and Facilities Parks and Facilities Tab e of Contents BELLA VISTA DUTRA SOUTHEAST DUTRA MINI PARK EVANS ESTATES QUAIL RIDGE SHASTA SPRINGTIME Exercise stations Covered picnic area benchfit exercise embankment slide KEVIN O'NEILL MAYORS MINI 246 Elm Ave MOFFAT BASIN MONTE BELLO 1250 Taburno Ave Covered picnic area corn hole, exercise stations Exercise stations PILLSBURY PRIMAVERA 1253 Primavera Ave 1006 Lucio St 868 Wawona St 2004 Pagola Ave 6 46 5 27 0 31 4 02 2 17 5 20 1 76 4 05 0 17 1 45 2 99 6 91 2 75 NAME ADDRESS NOTES BACCILIERI 154 Stockton St 1580 Bel a Terra Dr BUTTON ESTATES 1457 Discovery Creek Rd CHADWICK SQUARE 1953 London Ave COLONY 1232 Tra lwood Ave COTTA 505 Mission Ridge Dr CRESTWOOD 1901 Crestwood Ave CRIVELLO MINI PARK 790 Granite Ln Benchfit exercise game tables CURRAN GROVE 196 Bernt Ave DIAMOND OAKS 1179 Pestana Ave DOLCINEA 615 Sandra St Corn hole game table DOXEY 1355 Northgate Dr DUTRA ESTATES 2701 Ancestry St 1523 Hearthsong Dr 1850 Sparrowhawk St 365 Rina Dr FRANCISCAN 1041 Elm Ave GILES MEMORIAL 545 W Alameda St GONSALVES/CAMBRIDGE 407 Fishback Rd GRAYSTONE 810 Agate Ave HILDEBRAND 431 Pine St JACK SNYDER 1489 Mirassou Dr 1282 Laurel Park Cir 1440 Kelley Dr 800 Moffat Blvd NORTH MAIN PARK 1302 Dorona Ln PALMER MEMORIAL 1495 Sephos St PASEO CIRCLE 1759 Buena Vista Dr 890 Mono St 1020 Mission Ridge Dr ROBERTS ESTATES 1740 Ra l St RODONI SEQUOIA 955 E Edison St SIERRA CREEK 1664 Deerpark Dr SILVA SOLERA 1949 Memorial Ln SOUTHSIDE 409 Oregon St SPRINGPORT 746 Pestana Ave ACRES 1 10 7 89 1.26 9 24 3 57 9 00 5 03 3 70 3 95 1 03 4 42 8 44 11 42 7 56 4.00 0 58 5 01 2 81 6 93 1 03 5 03 3 07 5 07 3 98 9 92 3 85 5 03 4 29 3 32 1268 Springtime Ave 4 04 PICNICTABLESBARBECUESPLAYAREATOTLOTBASKETBALL BBALL BACKSTOPRESTROOMS 5 07 1055 Collins St ANTIGUA ARBOR BEND 2106 Shoreline Dr 9 27 Shade Shelter Fitness Plaza, Corn hole ST. FRANCIS TERRA RANCH NAME ADDRESS NOTES ACRESPITAB BAR PLA TOT BAS BBAC RES STADIUM PLAZA TERRA BELLA 1273 Devonshire Ave 4 76 2470 Daniels St 4 78 1630 Luna Bella Ln 1855 Galleria Dr 5 77 4.50 TESORO 1399 Tesoro Dr 9.51 TONY B. MARSHALL 1403 Meridian St 3 73 UNION RANCH EAST 925 Raccoon Valley Dr 9.60 UNION WEST 1291 Parkview St 3.69 VILLA TICINO 1970 Geneva Wy 5 59 WALNUT PLACE 360 Victory Ave 2 04 1.56 WILLIE WEATHERFORD 2405 Dilip Dr 4.47 YOSEMITE VILLAGE 600 El Portal Ave 4.98 Music plaza, disc golf course Covered picnic area, pickleball court wiffle ball field, corn hole Covered picnic area, exercise stat ons 1605 Maywood Ave WILLIAM MARTIN
Most homes are within a 10-minute walk of a neighborhood park. Check out yours! (209)456-8600 43 44
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PICNIC SHELTER RESERVATIONS
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FIELD RESERVATIONS & PERMITS
SPECIALTY PARKS & COMMUNITY FACILITIES
insurance is required for any of the
Groups or organized activities involving
Any activity involving the erection or placement of stages, booths, platforms,
Commercial or mobile recreation equipment, commercial or non-profit vendors, and other items, including portable restrooms. These uses will require prior approval by the department, additional permits and payment of associated fees.
LINCOLN PARK & LINCOLN POOL RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES OFFICES WOODWARD COMMUNITY PARK BMX TRACK CENTER STREET TENNIS/ PICKLEBALL COURTS GOLF COURSE NORTHGATE COMPLEX FACILITY NAME ADDRESS NOTES ACRES PICNICTABLES BARBECUESPLAYAREA TOTLOT BASKETBALL BBALL BACKSTOPRESTROOMS BIG LEAGUE DREAMS SPORTS PARK 1077 Milo Candini Dr 37 91 941 Spreckels Ave 311 W Center St 6 70 0.46 1070 Eucalyptus St 1 25 PUBLIC LIBRARY & LIBRARY PARK 3 71 0.65 101.00 MORENZONE BALLFIELD 1,200-foot ABA BMX track 2 tennis/pickleball courts, no lights 6 lighted baseball fields, indoor soccer field 252 Magnolia Ave N/A Recreation classrooms offices, playground 320 W Center St Gazebo murals DOG PARK 245 S Powers Ave Swimming pool tot pool covered picnic area, lighted ballfield Small & large- dog areas water fountains, benches pickup station 305 N Union Rd 18-hole course, driving range pro shop snack bar banquet facilities TENNIS CENTER 307 N Union Rd 7 73 6 lighted tennis courts 1323 W Center St 3 30 Lighted ballfield SKATE PARK 1750 Hoyt Ln 15.11 Softball complex (3 lighted fields) sports fields, covered picnic area, concession building SENIOR CENTER 295 Cherry Ln N/A Hall with stage/curtain, kitchen library. craft room, fitness center Center St & Elm Ave 0 32 Small & large bowls, quarter pipes, etc SPRECKELS RECREATION PARK 941 Spreckels Ave 3.27 Sports turf field area TIDEWATER BIKEWAY Moffat Blvd to N of Lathrop Rd 34.00 3.5-mile Class 1 bike and pedestrian path 245 N Union Rd 1 40 Open space in front of golf/tennis center facilities UNION ROAD PARK WILSON PARK 224 W Center St 0 37 Behind the post office 710 E Woodward Ave 50.62 Exercise stations, covered picnic area, sports fields, playgrounds
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your team need a place to hold a tournament, team practice, or league games?
of a park is first
first-served,
when
Park Use
has been taken out. Contact us for information on reserving sports fields, ballfields, and park open spaces. Phone (209) 456-8600 Email recreation@mantecagov com A Park Use Permit and appropriate
following:
rentals
Does
Use
come,
except
a
Permit
All sports-field
50 or more people
art
park property
Scan the QR CODE for our Facility Rental/Park Use Permit Application. L NCOLNP CNICSHELTER WOODWARD PICNIC SHELTER NORTHGATEPICNICSHELTER Are you looking for a place to hold a company picnic family reunion, or party? Call us at 209-456-8600 to check facility availability Reservations must be submitted at least 30 days in advance to the Manteca Recreation & Community Services Office The City reserves the right to refuse to grant the use of facilities to any person or group if such use is deemed to be contrary to regulations outlined in the Manteca Municipal Code Section and/or the Use of City Facilities Policy
structure's or other
works, or other similar structures on
picnic
shelter rental application,
Featured Parks
WOODWARD PARK
Woodward Park is Manteca's largest park sitting on 50 acres featuring a picnic structure, basketball courts, lighted multi-purpose fields and two playgrounds. Woodward's multipurpose fields hosts multiple sporting events, cultural events, and the cities special events. Along the perimeter of the park is a designated walking trail, and exercise stations.
NORTHGATE PARK
Northgate Park and Softball complex is a 15 acre park featuring multipurpose fields, a softball complex, a picnic shelter, horseshoes, volleyball pit, and a playground. The softball complex hosts multiple tournaments throughout the weeks and weekends
The multi-purpose fields hosts recreations sports programs and multiple community sporting events.
TERRA RANCH PARK
Terra Ranch park is a 4.5 acre park that features disk golf. Throughout the green spaces you will find multiple disk golf goals The park also has a play area that includes a music plaza and a tot lot.
LINCOLN PARK AND POOL
Lincoln Park is a 3.7 acre park that features a community swimming pool, tot pool, play area, picnic structure and a lighted ballfield.
DOG PARK
The Manteca dog park is .65 acres and has a small dog and large dog side Operation hours are dawndusk
TONY B MARSHALL PARK
Tony B Marshall park is a 3.7 acre park that features a wiffle ball field, corn hole, a pickleball court, play area, tot lot and also has a shade structure with tables.
SOLERA PARK
Solera Park is a 4.3 acre park that features an embankment slide, exercise stations, play area including climbing structures for children and a shade structure with tables.
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City of Manteca Council
C ty Council meets the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 6:00p at City Hal , 1001 West Center Street. www.mantecagov.com/mayor-counci
City of Manteca Council Members
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Vice Mayor M ke Morow t
Counc lmember David Breitenbucher
Councilmember Charl e Halford
Counci member Jose Nuno
Department Contacts
General Information 456-8000
Heating/Cooling Center Hotline 456-8080
Animal Shelter 456-8270
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City Manager’s Office 456-8050
Development Services 456-8550
Engineering 456-8460
Facilities Maintenance 456-8476
Finance 456-8730
Fire (Non-Emergency) 456-8300
Golf Course 825-2500
Human Resources 456-8700
Information Technology & Innovation 456-8700
Library 923-8221
Mayor and Council 456-8017
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Police (Non-Emergency) 456-8100
Public Works 456-8400
Senior Center 456-8650
Sewer (Wastewater Treatment Plant) 456-8470
Solid Waste (Refuse Collection) 456-8440
Manteca Water Conservation
www.ssjcpl.org Click the link to view the events and programs offered at the Library. http://www.ssjcpl.org; Questions? Please contact the Library directly.
Manteca Transit Guide (https://www manteca gov/home/showpublisheddocument/5812/638235663 965630000)
ETA Spot GPS bus tracker (https://mantecatransit.etaspot.net/)
Water Conservation
https://www.manteca.gov/departments/public-works/water-division/waterconservation
Water Conservation Rebates
https://www manteca gov/departments/public-works/water-division/current-cityrebates
Wastewater Fat, Oil and Grease Program
https://www.manteca.gov/departments/public-works/wastewaterdivision/environmental-compliance/fats-oils-and-grease-fog-program
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