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ACTIVITY GUIDE

MAY-SEPTEMBER

SUMMER 2025

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

There are now two ways to register!

1. IN PERSON 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.

Come into our office MondayThursday, 7:30a-6:00p to register! Address: 295 Cherry Lane, Manteca, CA 95337

2. ONLINE Visit our website to register online! Click below.

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Department Information

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Committees and Commissions

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All About Parky!

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Events

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Aquatics

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Youth Sports

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Youth Development Classes

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Youth Recreation Classes

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Art Classes

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Senior Center

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Trips and Tours

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Park and Recreation Month

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Parks and Facilities

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City Services

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Community Services

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OFFICE HOURS Monday-Thursday 7:30a - 6:00p linktr.ee/MantecaRecreation 295 Cherry Lane, Manteca 95337

Manteca Recreation & Community Services Team Brandy Clark- Recreation Manager Eric Culpepper- Recreation Supervisor Tyler Ashbaugh- Recreation Supervisor Ashlea Mendoza- Recreation Coordinator Tiana Muschott- Recreation Coordinator Meghan Kuesthardt- Administrative Assistant III Alondra Jimenez- Customer Service Representative

Follow Us on Social Media The Manteca Recreation and Community Services Department is on social media. Follow us for updates on upcoming events and activities in the community. Don't forget to tag us in your posts #MantecaRecreation

@MantecaRecreation&CommunityServices

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Phone: 209-456-8600 Email: recreation@manteca.gov Hello Manteca! With summer right around the corner, we’re excited to share the latest edition of the Manteca Recreation & Community Services Activity Guide— your seasonal passport to fun, connection, and community. We’re kicking things off in style with the return of Go Skateboarding Day on June 21st at the Skate Park. Now in its second year, this high-energy event brings together skaters of all ages for demos, competitions, food trucks, and vendor fun. Whether you're a seasoned skater or a first-time spectator, this is a can't-miss celebration of skate culture. Over at the Senior Center, our beloved Spaghetti Bingo Night continues to grow in popularity, bringing generations together for an evening of good food and great fun. We’re always looking for helping hands—consider volunteering and making a meaningful impact in the lives of our older adults. For our youth, Junior Giants is back for its fourth season, teaching more than just baseball—it’s about teamwork, leadership, and life lessons that last well beyond the field. And don’t forget the ever-popular Movies in the Park series! Pack a blanket, grab a snack, and enjoy a movie under the stars with your favorite people. Manteca Park-A-Palooza returns with a fresh new date—September 13th at Woodward Park—to take advantage of cooler weather and boost family attendance. Expect three great bands, interactive entertainment, and tons of kid-friendly activities. It’s our biggest end-of-summer bash, and it just keeps getting better! We’re also making waves at Lincoln Pool, where our swim instructors are ready to welcome participants of all levels. Whether you're learning to float or perfecting your freestyle, there’s a class for you. Don’t wait—spots fill quickly! And for those looking for midweek excitement, Music on Maple is back every 3rd Thursday, May through October, bringing live music, themed nights, food trucks, and family-friendly vibes to downtown Manteca. It’s the perfect excuse to get out and enjoy your community. As always, we’d love to hear from you! Your thoughts and suggestions help shape our programs, so feel free to reach out at bclark@manteca.gov. Here’s to a season full of sun, smiles, and shared moments.

Visit our linktree for access to our website, online forms, job postings, and for all other important department information by scanning the QR code or clicking here 3

Warm Regards, Brandy Clark Recreation & Community Services Manager

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AllDepartment About Parky! 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. BEFORE Registration Tips: Verify login info Verify household members Review programs Pick back-up programs Contact us with questions at 209-456-8600 or email recreation@manteca.gov

Having trouble accessing your account? Please call us at 209-456-8600 or email recreation@manteca.gov

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All About Parky! Department Information

WE HAVE MOVED! Our new location:

295 Cherry Lane Manteca, CA 95337 Business Hours:

Monday - Thursday 7:30am - 6:00pm

Come visit us and sign up for programs at our new location inside our senior center! Table of Contents

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Committees and Commissions

Committees and Commissions

Commissions, Committees, and community partners Friends Foundation

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The Friends of Manteca Parks and Recreation consists of Manteca community members. The foundations raises money for scholarship opportunities for the youth in Manteca. Meetings take place on the 4th Thursday of each month at 11:00a and are open to the public. Meetings are held at Uncle Franks Café inside the Golf Course clubhouse.

Senior Advisory Committee

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The Senior Advisory Committee (SAC) consists of Manteca Senior Citizens aged 50 and above, offering guidance to both the City Council and the Recreation and Parks Commission on matters concerning senior citizens. SAC actively supports various events and programs at the Senior Center annually. Meetings take place on the second Monday of each month at 12:30p at the Manteca Senior Center and are open to the public.

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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.

Youth Advisory Committee

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This Commission 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 at the Manteca Senior Center and are open to the public.

Poet Laureate

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Meet Tara Rico, Manteca’s first Poet Laureate. Stay tuned for information on events and programs. If you have any questions please contact us at 209-456-8600 or email recreation@manteca.gov

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All About Parky!

All About Parky!

Meet Parky, your favorite fluffy-tailed friend and the official fun ambassador of the recreation department! With boundless energy and a big bushy tail, Parky's ready to help you make the most of this season. Born under the shady trees of our neighborhood parks, Parky knows every trail, splash zone, and ball field like the back of his paw. This season, he’s diving right into our aquatics programs – from swim lessons to family splash nights, Parky's making waves and soaking up the sun. When the sun sets, the fun keeps going! Parky’s ready for community events that bring everyone together – from outdoor movie nights to exciting seasonal celebrations, he’s always where the action is. Parky’s also getting in on the game with our sports programs. Whether it’s dribbling on the court or scoring goals on the field, he’s all about team spirit, high-fives, and a little friendly competition. So whether you’re learning to swim, enjoying a summer evening event, or hitting the field, Parky’s here to cheer you on every step of the way. Let’s make this season unforgettable – with Parky leading the fun!

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Events

EVENTS EVENTS Movie in the Park

June 14th , 5pm- Woodward Park

Hello voyagers! Join us at Woodward Park on June 14th to see the new, “Moana 2”! Arrive to the park at 5pm to enjoy live music, food trucks, vendor booths, and games! Lay out your blankets and set up your lawn chairs, because at sunset, we will be starting the movie!

Go Skate Day Competition

June 21st, 8am Check In - Manteca Skate Park Join us for Go Skate Day on Saturday, June 21st, featuring a skate competition, jams, runs, and pro demos. Enjoy food trucks, a live DJ, vendor booths, and a cooling zone throughout the day. Be sure to pre-register online or at the Manteca Recreation office by Thursday, June 19th. Helmets Required. Free Entry.

4th of July Fireworks Display

July 4th, 9:30PM - Big League Dreams SAVE THE DATE! Gather at BLD to enjoy an Independence Day fireworks show! More information to come.

Events Free Open Swim Day July 26th - Lincoln Pool

Grab your towel and beat the heat on July 26th at our annual Free Open Swim Day! Take a dip in the Lincoln pool, enjoy games and activities at the Recreation booth, and soak up the sun! Free Entry.

Movie in the Park

August 9th , 5pm - Woodward Park Gotta Catch them all! Evolve over to Woodward Park on August 9th to watch “Detective Pikachu” ! Get to the park for the start of the event at 5pm to enjoy live music, vendor booths, food trucks, and games! The movie will begin at sunset, so be sure to bring your blankets and lawn chairs!

National Night Out

August 5th - Manteca City Limits (95336/95337) Mark your Calendars for the annual Community night! Host your own block party, gather with neighbors, and meet our local first responders! Application acceptance starting Monday, June 2nd.

Halloween Decorating Contest Reg opens September 23 - Within Manteca City Limits (95336-95337) Celebrate Halloween by decorating your home, apartment, or business! Join this annual Halloween Decorating Contest to show off your ghoulish spirit. Categories include; Scariest, Classic Halloween, Best Haunted House, Most Creative, and Judge’s choice. MUST LIVE WITHIN CITY LIMITS!

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July 18 , 7:30am Tee Time - Manteca Golf Course

Tee up! It’s time for our annual Jim Brown memorial 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, and more. Contact the Recreation office to register your team.

Parky’s Picnic

July 24th, 2pm - Woodward Park July is National Park and Recreation month! Join us in celebrating all the participants of our community with a picnic at Woodward Park! Enjoy lunch, games, rides, arts and crafts, competitions, and more! Free Entry.

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In Search Of

Vendors & Food Trucks

Join us for our Upcoming Events! To add your information to our contact list

Reach out! tmuschott@manteca.gov

209.456.8651

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Events

REATION’S C E R A EC

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3rd Annual 3rd Annual

Park-a-Palooza Park-a-Palooza

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JOIN US FOR OUR 2025 MUSIC ON MAPLE SERIES! DATE & TIME

Third Thursday of every month

MAY - OCTOBER FROM 6PM-9PM

FOOD TRUCKS LIVE MUSIC

VENDORS

BEER GARDEN -HOSTED BY BRETHREN BREWERY-

DIFFERENT THEMES EACH MONTH!

*NO OUTSIDE ALCOHOL PERMITTED*

MUSIC ON MAPLE

FREE ENTRY

100 BLOCK OF N MAPLE AVE

September 13th Woodward Park - 710 E Woodward Ave

5pm-10pm Join us for our annual end-of-Summer evening of family fun. Live bands! Food Trucks! Vendors! Parents, enjoy a cold one from our Beer Garden, while your little ones enjoy games and crafts in our Kids Corner! Enjoy live music and dancing under the stars. Free Entry.

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Aquatics

Aquatics

Aquatics Programs Jr. Lifeguard Aquatics Camp July 14 - July 17

12:00pm-3:00pm Fee: $125 for Residents / $135 for non-residents

Lincoln PooL Lincoln PooL Open for the summer only, we have two pools on site. Our small pool has a maximum depth of 2 feet and is perfect for the little ones! Our large pool is great for the whole family and has a maximum depth of 5.5 feet. Lifejackets available for use at no charge on a first-come first served basis during recreation swim hours. Over the summer we host a variety of swim lessons, aquatics camps, and events as part of our robust aquatics programs!

Recreation Swim Information

Location: Lincoln Pool (245 S. Powers Avenue) Recreational swim offers individuals of all ages the opportunity to enjoy our pools in a safe, welcoming, and enjoyable environment. We invite the community to take part in this inclusive and refreshing experience. Click below for fees and hours of operation.

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Campers learn water safety 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.

Register by: June 26th @ 6:00p

Water Safety Day

Saturday June 7th Activities from 12:00p-2:00p Free Admission 12:00p-5:00p Join us for FREE admission to our opening weekend of open swim! Water Safety demonstrations, games, and FREE admission to the pool!

Free Open Swim Day!

Saturday July 26th Activities from 12:00p-2:00p Free Admission 12:00p-5:00p 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! Table of Contents

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Aquatics

Aquatics

Group Swim Lessons $75 for Manteca Residents

$85 for Non- Residents

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: 6/2 - 6/12 Session 2: 6/16 - 6/26 Session 3: 6/30- 7/10 Session 4: 7/14 - 7/24

Adaptive Swim Lessons $75 for Manteca Residents

$85 for Non- Residents

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.

Session Dates Session 1: 6/2 - 6/12 Session 2: 6/16 - 6/26 Session 3: 6/30- 7/10 Session 4: 7/14 - 7/24

Swim Lessons Registration Information Registration is not accepted at any swimming pools. Register online or in person at the MRCS front desk at 295 Cherry Lane. There will be a pre-registration period from May 5- May 11 for Manteca Residents. Registration will open up to all beginning May 12th. During this time, you may register for any one time slot per child per session in and you may register for multiple sessions. Beginning June 2nd, registrations 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. The registration deadline for each session is 6:00pm on the Thursday prior to the start of the session you are registering for. If you wish to register 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 clarification as registration deadlines and late fees will be enforced.

Private Swim Lessons $130 for Manteca Residents

$140 for Non-Residents

Private swim lessons run in one week sessions (Monday through Thursday) and are one-onone lessons available for participants 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.

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Session 1: 6/2 - 6/5

Session 6: 7/7 - 7/10

Session 2: 6/9 - 6/12

Session 7: 7/14 - 7/17

Session 3: 6/16 - 6/19

Session 8: 7/21 - 7/24

Session 4: 6/23 - 6/26

Session 9: 7/28 - 7/31

Session 5: 6/30 - 7/3

Session 10: 8/4 - 8/7

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Click here (or see next page) for schedule and full list of available time slots. Times and availability subject to change by session.

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Aquatics

Swim Lessons Schedule Morning Lessons 9:00am

9:45am

10:30am

11:15am

12:00pm

Evening Lessons 12:45pm

4:45pm

7:00pm

Still not sure which level is right for your child?

Parent Particiaption

A2: Water Exploration Parent Particiaption

A3: Independent Water Exploration

Check out these additional resources to help you choose the right lessons for you!

B2: Water Movement

B3: Water Stamina

C1: Stroke Development and Mechanics

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Use these resources to help you select the right lessons for your child!

Swim Basics

B1: Water Acclimation

Private and Adaptive

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Swim Strokes

C: Swim Strokes

B: Swim Basics

A: Swim Starters

A1: Water Discovery

5:30pm

Swim Level

Swim Starters

Time:

Swim Lessons Descriptions A1: Water Discovery

Age

Prerequisite s

6 months Must meet minimum - 2.5 years age requirement.

Class Pa rent and me basic water Description

introductory class, getting participants comfortable being in the water.

A2: Water Exploration

2-5 years

Must meet minimum age requirement.

Parent and me class that increases comfortability with underwater exploration andfundamental saftey skills.

A3: Independent Water Exploration

3-5 years

Child is comfortable in water without parent.

Class that increases comfortability with underwater exploration and fundamental safety skills.

B1: Water Acclimation

5 years and up

Has completed A3 or obtains skills taught in A3.

Introduces students to deeper pool, teaches self-rescue skills and helps student achieve basic swim compentancy.

B2: Water Movement

5 years and up

Has completed B1 or obtains skills taught in B1.

Encourages forward movement in water and basic self-rescue skills performed independently.

B3: Water Stamina

5 years and up

Has completed B2 or obtains skills taught in B2.

Develops intermediate self-rescue skills performed at longer distances than in previous stages.

5 years and up

Has completed B3 and passed the swim test.

Introduces, refines, and perfects swim strokes. This course should be used as an introduction to swim team.

C1: Stroke Development and Mechanics

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Youth Sports

Youth Sports

Youth Sports Year at a Glance 2025-2026 Summer (May-July)

Fall (August-October)

Winter (November-January)

Open Gym May-August, 2025

Open Gym August-November, 2025

Tiny Tots Basketball November-December, 2025

Challenger Kickball September-November, 2025

Jr. NBA Basketball Clinic October, 2025

Junior Giants Baseball and Softball League June- August, 2025

Tiny Tots Basketball June, 2025

Fall NFL Flag Football League September-October, 2025 Tiny Tots Flag Football August-September, 2025

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Tiny Tots Soccer September-October, 2025

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Spring (February-April)

Jr. NBA/WNBA Basketball League January-March, 2026 Open Gym March-April, 2026 Jr. NBA/WNBA Basketball League January-March, 2026 Spring NFL Flag Football League March-May, 2026

Challenger Basketball January-February, 2026

Tiny Tots Soccer

Tiny Tots T-Ball

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Youth Sports Junior Giants Ages: 5-13 Our Junior Giants baseball and softball program is a completely free, eight-week, non-competitive baseball league for boys and girls ages 5-13. The program focuses on the fundamentals of baseball as well as leadership, teamwork, confidence and integrity. NO FEE. Spaces are limited.

Registration: 4/1/25 - 5/22/25

Register online at GoJrGiants.org

June 2025 - August 2025

NFL Flag Football Ages: 5-14 The NFL Flag Football League is the premiere youth flag football league for boys and girls ages 5-13. Through practices and games, the program teaches players the fundamentals of football, good sportsmanship, and teamwork. Games will be on Saturdays. Each team will have at least one practice during the week and will play eight games. Practice days and time will be determined by the coach prior to the season. Each participant will receive an NFL Flag Football jersey, mouthpiece, and certificate of completion. Team announcements and game schedule will be emailed after registration closes. FEE: R $110 / NR $120

Registration: 5/5/25 - 8/7/25

PLAY PROS!

Saturdays from 9/6/25 - 10/25/25

Jr. NBA/WNBA Basketball League Ages: 5-14 The Jr. NBA/WNBA Basketball League is the premiere youth basketball league for boys and girls ages 5-14. Through practices and games, the program teaches players the fundamentals of basketball, good sportsmanship, and teamwork. Games will be on Saturdays. Each team will have at least one practice during the week and one game on the weekend. Practice days and times will be determined by the coach prior to the season. Each participant will receive a team jersey and certificate of completion. Team announcements and game schedule will be emailed after registration closes. FEE: R $130 / NR $140

January - March 2026

Registration: Details to come this fall!

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Youth Sports

Tiny Tots Sports Programs Tiny Tots Sports

Ages: 3-6 (Divisions 3-4; 5-6) These recreational co-ed programs are designed to encourage development of children’s motor skills, help them learn the basics of different sports, and prepare them for future sports participation. The program meets on five Saturdays and includes basic drills and scrimmages led by recreation staff. All participants will receive a team shirt. Times vary between 9:00a and 3:00p. Schedule will be emailed after registration closes. FEE: R $75 / NR $85

T-Ball: 5/3 - 6/7

Basketball: 6/21 - 7/26

Flag Football: 8/2 - 9/6

no game on 5/24

no game on 7/5

no game on 8/30

Registration Opens: 2/3/25

Registration Opens: 3/31/25

Registration Opens: 5/5/25

Register By: 4/10/25

Register By: 5/29/25

Register By: 7/10/25

Challenger Sports Programs Challenger Sports Ages: Youth 5-13; Adult 14+ Run with the help of volunteer coaches, these activities are non-competitive and offered as a safe, fun way for participants with disabilities to explore sports!

Junior Giants: June 2025 - August 2025

Kickball: September 2025 - November 2025

Register: 4/1/25 - 5/22/25 NO FEE!

Registration details To be announced

Practices and Games TBD

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Soccer: 9/13-10/11

Basketball: 11/1-12/6

Registration Opens: 5/5/25

Registration Opens: 8/4/25

Register By: 8/21/25

Register By: 10/9/25

Jr. NBA Camps Jr. NBA Basketball Camps Ages: 7-12 Program is led by recreation staff. Curriculum includes offensive and defensive skill drills and provides participants with opportunities to practice the fundamentals of basketball throughout the one-week session. FEE: R $85 / NR $95 Registration opens 5/5 . The registration deadline is the Thursday prior to the start of the session. Monday- Friday Ages 7-9

Monday- Friday

9:00a-11:00a

11:30a-1:30p

Session 1: 7/14/25 - 7/18/25

Session 1: 7/14/25 - 7/18/25

Ages 10-12

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Youth Sports

Tennis Programs Tennis Tiny Tots

BMX Clinics

Ages: 4-6

A great introduction to the game of tennis, using USTA’s 36-ft. court, red-ball format. The focus is on skill-development, basics, and fun. Lessons are taught in a fun and positive atmosphere, covering basic fundamentals, grips, scoring, movement drills, and lots of fun! Lessons

Camps Mondays-Thursdays 2 weeks; 4 classes 8:00a-8:30a FEE: R $70 / NR $80 Session 1: 6/2-6/12 Session 2: 6/16-6/26 Session 3: 6/30-7/10 Session 4: 7/14-7/24

Tuesdays & Thursdays 3 weeks; 6 classes 4:00p-4:30p FEE: R $55 / NR $65 5/6-5/22 8/5-8/21 9/9-9/25

Ages: 7-12 Beginner classes for children to preteens. These classes utilize USTA’s new 60-ft. court, orange-ball format. Focus on modern stroke technology, rules, and strategy. Camps Mondays-Thursdays 2 weeks; 4 classes 8:30a-9:30a FEE: R $110 / NR $120 Session 1: 6/2-6/12 Session 2: 6/16-6/26 Session 3: 6/30-7/10 Session 4: 7/14-7/24

Cricket Classes Focuses on the development of fundamental cricket skills, while also emphasizing the importance of fun and enjoyment in the learning process. Each class will include: Skill Development: Bowling, batting, fielding, and wicketkeeping drills. Game Awareness: Understanding the rules, strategies, and sportsmanship. Fitness: Incorporating physical conditioning to improve overall athleticism. Teamwork: Encouraging cooperation and communication among participants. FEE: R $120 / NR $130

Lessons 3 weeks; 6 classes 4:30p-5:30p FEE: R $85 / NR $95 5/6-5/22 8/5-8/21 9/9-9/25

Monday and Wednesdays 4:15p-5:00p

Ages: 8-13

Intermediate Cricket Monday and Wednesdays 5:00p-5:45p

Ages: 13-16

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Sign ups for clinics are from 10:00a-1:00p on site at the BMX track.

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!

Tennis Junior Aces Ages: 12-18 Match-play strategies and tactics for singles and doubles play. Lessons

Beginner Cricket

Clinic Dates May 25, June 8, June 22, July 6, July 20, Aug 3, Aug 17, Sept 7, Sept 21, Oct 5, Oct 19

Clinics Begin at 1:30p

Tennis Beginner Aces

Tuesdays & Thursdays

BEGINNER/NOVICE BMX RACING & STRIDER CLINIC

Tuesdays & Thursdays 3 weeks; 6 classes 4:30p-5:30p FEE: R $85 / NR $95 5/6-5/22 8/5-8/21 9/9-9/25

Camps Mondays-Thursdays 2 weeks; 4 classes 9:30a-10:30a FEE: R $110 / NR $120 Session 1: 6/2-6/12 Session 2: 6/16-6/26 Session 3: 6/30-7/10 Session 4: 7/14-7/24

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Youth Development Classes

Youth Development Classes Toddler Time Mondays Ages: 2-3 A stepping stone into the Little People’s Creative Play class. This early childhood recreation class integrates social and listening skills through educational basics such as; stories, arts and crafts, and singing. Snack is provided. Note: This is a parent participation class; child must be accompanied by parent or guardian. FEE: R $60 / NR $70

Mondays 9:30a-11:30a *short session; fees prorated

4/7-4/28 5/5-5/19* 6/2-6/23 7/7-7/28 8/4-8/25 9/8-9/22*

Toddler Time Wednesdays (Sensory Sensitive) Ages: 2-3 On Wednesdays, our team will hold a sensory sensitive version of our Toddler Time class. This early childhood recreation class integrates social and listening skills through sensory stimulating stations, such as; texture art, music and movement, and more. Snack is provided. Note: This is a parent participation class; child must be accompanied by parent or guardian. FEE: R $60 / NR $70

Wednesdays 9:30a-11:30a

4/9-4/30 5/7-5/28 6/4-6/25 7/9-7/30 8/6-8/27 9/3-9/24

Social Motivation Builders

Little People's Creative Play

Ages: 5-10

Play-based Approach

Social Motivation Builders (5-10 years old): Focuses on parallel play skills, allowing participants to initiate social interactions solely on their own terms. Sensory stations are facilitated by Burgos Behavior staff.

Coming Soon

Social Skills Development Motor Skills Development

Quirky Kids Ages: 7-12

Letter and Number Recognition

Focuses on play-based activities and basic conversational skills. Incorporates games and fun activities to teach cooperative play, good sportsmanship, coping strategies, conversational skills, and imaginative skills.

Coming Soon

Ages: 3-5; children must be potty trained; Not a parent participation class.

7/8-9/16

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

Quirky Teens Ages: 13-16 Focuses on conversational skills, practicing recognizing social cues, and reviewing social skills curriculum content. FEE: R $240 / NR $250

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Tuesdays (bi-weekly) 4:30p-6:30p

Tuesdays 9:30a-11:30a

Thursdays 9:30a-11:30a

5/6-5/27 6/3-6/24 7/8-7/29 8/5-8/26 9/2-9/23

5/8-5/29 6/5-6/26 7/10-7/31 8/7-8/28 9/4-9/25 REGISTER ONLINE

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Youth Recreation Classes

Youth Recreation Classes

Zumba Kids Jr

Junior Chefs

Ages: 4-6

Ages: 8-12

A children’s version designed especially for ages 4-6. Kids will build confidence while having fun! Simple steps and more repetition keep kids engaged and moving while learning dances they can do at home. All music and moves are kid-friendly. Boys and girls will have a blast! Athletic shoes required. FEE: R $28 / NR $38 Location: Manteca Senior Center

Wednesdays 5:15p-5:45p

5/6-5/28 6/4-6/25 7/2-7/23 8/6-8/27 9/3-9/24

Saturdays 10:00a-12:00p

5/17 6/28 7/26 8/16 9/20

Thursdays

5/8-5/29 6/5-6/26 8/7-8/28 9/4-9/25

Recreation is excited to start a staff led Basic Cooking class for children ages 8-12. In this class, participants will learn how to safely use kitchen utensils, how to safely handle food, and how to prepare basic meals and snacks! FEE: $40 R / NR $50 Location: Manteca Senior Center

Parent and Me Cooking

Zumba Kids

Ages: 4-7

Ages: 7-12 A fun version for the slightly older kids. Participants will practice balance, memory, coordination, teamwork, and creativity, while building confidence. Boys and girls will have a blast, and they won’t even realize they’re exercising! FEE: R $32 / NR $42 Location: Manteca Senior Center

Wednesdays 6:00p-6:45p

5/6-5/28 6/4-6/25 7/2-7/23 8/6-8/27 9/3-9/24

Chess Ages: 5-14 Chess participants will learn the fundamentals of the game and work on improving their concentration and strategic thinking. Participants will also learn fast decision making skills, to evaluate alternatives, and learn multiple strategies. Participants will be given the opportunity to play against other participants. Fee includes an RBA Ribbon award. FEE: R $125 / NR $135 Location: Manteca Senior Center

Chess participants will learn the fundamentals of the game and work on improving their concentration and strategic thinking. Participants will also learn fast decision making skills, to evaluate alternatives, and learn multiple strategies. Participants will be given the opportunity to play against other participants. Location: Manteca Senior Center

Coming Soon

Baton is great for hand-eye coordination and builds self-esteem and team spirit. Students learn basic twirls and move on to more advanced twirls. Routines are taught to incorporate basic twirls with footwork. All students have the opportunity to participate in parades and performances. Location: Manteca Senior Center Beginner 2: 6:00p-6:30p (approval needed) FEE: R $25 / NR: $35

Ages: 5-12

Saturdays 9:00a-11:00a

Intermediate: 6:00p-7:00p (approval needed) FEE: R $35 / NR: $45

Rrooar Coding and Robotics Academy Ages: 5-12 (age group for each class varies)

Skateboarding Workshops with Chris

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Ages: 4+

Beginner 1: 5:30p-6:00p (must start in this class) FEE: R $25 / NR: $35

Ages: 5-14

Head to the Manteca Skate Park for our free Skateboarding Workshop series! Our instructor with 20 years of skateboarding experience has skated all over California, in partnership with Monster Energy. He is excited to teach the fundamentals of skateboarding to children ages 5-12 with ANY skill level. Learn skateboarding basics such as; dropping in, kick push, balance, and more! NO FEE Location: Manteca Skate Park

Recreation staff is bubbling over with excitement to introduce our new, staff-led, family-friendly cooking workshop for little chefs ages 4-7! In this hands-on class, kids and their parents will team up to whip up a delicious meal together. From learning the basics of kitchen safety to mastering the art of food prep, you and your mini sous-chef will create culinary magic while making memories that will last a lifetime. Let's cook, learn, and have a blast—one bite at a time. FEE: $50 R / NR $60 Location: Manteca Senior Center

Baton Twirling 8/11-9/29 Wednesdays 5:15p-6:10p - Beginner 6:15p-7:10p - Intermediate

Chess Camps

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Saturdays 8:00a-10:00a

5/17 6/28 7/26 8/16 9/20

Click here for full class schedule with classes/dates/times/fees.

5/3 5/17 6/7

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Art Classes

Art Classes

Art classes

Art with Inga Ages: 6-14 No experience necessary! Kids will have fun painting and drawing by exploring basic techniques including shading, negative and positive space, texture, perspective, and working with different media like pencils, watercolors, and tempera paints. Students will take home a finished project at the end of class. FEE: R $80 / NR $90 Location: Manteca Senior Center

Wednesdays 5:00p-6:00p

5/7-5/28 6/4-6/25 7/2-7/23 8/6-8/27 9/3-9/24

Mondays 5:00p-6:30p

5/5-5/19 6/2-6/23 7/7-7/28 8/4-8/25 9/8-9/29

Thursdays 5:00p-6:00p

5/1-5/22 6/5-6/26 7/10-7/31 8/7-8/28 9/4-9/25

Thursdays 5:00p-6:00p

5/1-5/22 6/5-6/26 7/3-7/24 8/7-8/28 9/4-9/25

Art with Inga Adult Ages: 18+ Join us for an engaging Pencil Drawing class for adults where you'll learn essential techniques such as perspective, negative and positive space, shading, texture and 3D drawing. This fun and supportive environment is perfect for all skill levels, encouraging creativity and self-expression. Come ready to explore and create! Material fee is included in the class fee. FEE: R $100 / NR $110 Location: Manteca Senior Center

Clay 101 with Inga Ages: 8+

Intro to Painting workshop by H-Art Therapy Ages: 6-14 In this workshop, we will cover a wide variety of lesson plans that may include still life, landscape, portrait painting and more. The sky is the limit. No prior experience is required! We’ll hold the students’ hands every step of the way. With our step-by-step methods, anyone can create a masterpiece. This workshop provides the perfect balance between the guided assistance necessary for learning and allowing creative freedom to make the art your own. Special techniques are used to intensify the natural healing powers of art. Each session utilizes simplified freehand creative techniques allowing each guest to leave with a masterpiece each and every class. Professional Art Coaches guide every painting experience through wellness practices that support emotional well-being, self- expression, and personal growth. We make the experience fun so come create in a judgment-free atmosphere with experienced Art Coaches. New lessons plans are used for each scheduled week of workshop. Note: Please be sure to wear an old shirt. We will provide an apron. It can get a little messy. FEE: R $125 / NR $135 Location: Manteca Senior Center

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Monday-Friday 10:00a-12:00p

6/2-6/6 6/9-6/13 6/16-6/20 6/23-6/27 6/30-7/3 7/7-7/11 7/14-7/18 7/21-7/25

Dive into the captivating world of clay in this hands-on introduction to ceramics! This class invites you to explore the tactile and three-dimensional nature of this versatile medium while fostering creativity and artistic expression. This class welcomes beginners and experienced artists looking to refine skills. Unleash your creativity and take your first steps into the world of ceramics. FEE: R $120 / NR $130 Location: Manteca Senior Center SUPPLY NOTE: Students must pay $5.00 on the first day of class for the clay and materials.

Writing and Performing Arts for Kids Ages: 10-17 Structured lessons with designated time for writing, performing, and critiquing each others' work. Students will build a mini showcase for final week of: poetry, narrative story-telling, improv, sketch, and other linguistic creative expressions. Location: Manteca Senior Center. FEE: $60 R / NR $70 Location: Manteca Senior Center

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Recreation Classes

Recreation Classes

Online Driver's Education

Dog Obedience

Ages: 15+; Self Paced; No instructor

Ages: Handler must be 12+ This course is for beginners from puppies to full-grown dogs. The pups need to have completed the series of Parvo and Distemper shots, which usually happens at three to four months of age. Class includes regular obedience instruction, information on breaking bad habits, and socializing your pup with other dogs and people. A substantial discount is given if your dog needs to repeat the course. FEE: R $100 / NR $110 Location: 252 Magnolia Ave

Learn the rules of the road and all you need to know to pass the DMV written test. This course includes multiple practice tests, videos, and much more. This is a self-paced course and a great refresher of current and new laws. A licensed driving instructor is available to answer questions. FEE: R $50 / NR $60

Virtual Driver's Education Ages 15+; Live instructor

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Students will enjoy a series of Driver’s Education lectures, including understanding the responsibilities of having a driver’s license, learning the rules of the road, and accidentavoidance procedures. Independent assignments will be completed during the course., which also includes practice questions, defensive-driving movies, and written-test prep. Upon successful completion, students will receive a Certificate of Completion. FEE: R $205 / NR $215 5/3-5/24 (Saturdays only) 9:00am-12:00pm

7/14-7/18 (Monday-Friday) 9:00am-12:00pm

6/9-6/13 (Monday-Friday) 9:00am-12:00pm

8/4-8/8 (Monday-Friday) 9:00am-12:00pm

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6/23-6/27 (Monday-Friday) 9:00am-12:00pm No Classes September 2025

Improv for Adults

May 28-July 17

Ages: 18+ Embolden your connection with others through engaging and entertaining games and tasks. MAS Improv offers a welcoming and inclusive environment to explore and express creative and collaborative story-telling. You'll learn the foundations of improv, such as saying "yes," working as a team, and trusting your instincts. Whether you're looking to build confidence, enhance communication skills, or just have a great time with others, this class is all about embracing the unexpected, staying present, and having fun with your fellow players. Brand new to improv or looking for a refresher course -- all are invited to join us for an exciting introductory class. FEE: R $60 / NR $70 Location: Manteca Senior Center

Mondays 7:00p-8:00p

5/5-6/2 6/2-6/23 7/7-7/28 8/4-8/25 9/1-9/22

Zumba Adult Ages: 18 and up Zumba is a dance-fitness class that incorporates Latin, pop, funk, reggae, and even some oldschool jams to create a FUN, EASY workout that anyone can do! The basic-steps formula makes it easy to follow and modify for your needs. The routines are fun and combine fast and slow rhythms to tone and sculpt your entire body while burning fat. It’s a great stressreliever! FEE: R $32/ NR $42 Location: Manteca Senior Center

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Sundays 9:30a-11:00a

5/18-6/8 6/15-7/6 7/13-8/3 8/10-8/31 9/7-9/28

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Mondays 6:00p-7:00p

5/5-5/26 6/2-6/23 7/7-7/28 9/8-9/29

ages 2-18 Free Program No Registration Necessary

sports relays arts & crafts bubbles nature exploration big games music & dance water play

in partnership with manteca unified school district

join us for recreation play at local parks this summer!

Mon - Shasta 11:45am Tue - Lincoln 10:15am

Wed - Sequoia 11:45am Thu - Woodward 11:00am no recess on 6/19 & 7/4

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Senior Center

Senior Center

Senior Center

Friday Night Bingo Ages: 18+

Fridays 5/2, 6/6, 7/11, 8/1, 9/15

Come out and enjoy a variety of bingo games with your friends! We will have a snack bar available with treats, drinks and more! Ticket Game Time: 6:00p includes: admission, one 10-pack (6 games Doors open at: 4:00p per sheet) of bingo cards, and 3 additional (early bird game starts at 5:30p) game cards. Additional packs and game cards can be purchased. FEE: Tickets $25 in advance at the Manteca Senior Center Farmers Market Mondays San Joaquin County provides a bag of Fresh Fruits First Wednesday of 5/19, 6/16, 7/21, Spaghetti Bingo Ages: 40+ and Vegetables to our participants once a month each month 8/18, 9/15 $20.00 per person; ticket includes through the SJC Farmers Market program. Drop by Game Time: 6:00p (excluding holidays) admission, dinner, and bingo game our center the 1st Wednesday of each month in order Doors open at: 4:00p 10:15a pack. to receive a grocery bag of fruits and veggies. Dinner at: 5:00p

Meal Program For ages 60+

In conjunction with the San Joaquin County Nutrition Services Department, Our Senior Center offers a meal provided by the SJC congregate meal program. This meal is available to registered seniors, aged 60 years and older. To register, please see our front desk representative!

295 Cherry Lane (209) 456-8650 Hours subject to change; please call to confirm Monday – Thursday 8:00a - 5:00p Friday 8:00a - 2:00p A 10,000-plus square-foot, multi-purpose Senior Center serving and involving active adults and seniors age 50 and above throughout the greater Manteca area. There is no membership fee to participate. The Senior Center provides a variety of programs and activities for those interested in staying active, enhancing their quality of life, or just getting out and meeting others. There is something for everyone, come join us! *Contact the Center for details, dates, and availability

Senior Center Amenities and Services Paralegal Service Peer Counseling Tech Support Nutritional Lunches (for ages 60+, Mon-Fri, 11:15a) Health and Wellness Classes

Auditorium with Dancefloor & Stage Billiards Room Card Room Commercial Kitchen Craft Room with Kiln

Dining Hall Exercise/Weight Room Library Meeting Room Trips & Tours Office

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Senior Dance Monday-Friday 11:30a

DJ Karaoke Party Senior Dance and Karaoke are combined.

Brown Bag In partnership with Second Harvest Food Bank, The Manteca Senior Center offers a bi-monthly brown bag program. This program offers registered participants a grocery bag once, every other week. Registration for this program is accepted once annually; The next registration date will be in July 2025.

First & Third Tuesdays 9:30a

Movie Day Join the Senior Center staff in enjoying a Movie on the big screen. Sit movietheatre style in our North Hall and watch a movie on our large projector screen. Movies and Treats rotate each month, guaranteed to play favorites for everyone, throughout the year!

Third Friday of each month (excluding holidays) 12:00p

Birthday Celebration Stop by for a treat in the South Hall the 2nd Wednesday of the month, as we sing Happy Birthday to anyone with a Birthday that month! Enjoy a tasty treat as we Celebrate with Friends.

Boogie on down to the Manteca Senior Center the 4th Sunday of the month to enjoy dancing and socializing. Groove to the music, enjoy snacks, and make new friends at this monthly social event.

Second Wednesday of each month (excluding holidays) 12:00p

Calling all vocalists! Join us on the 4th Sunday of each month as we sing along to the hits at the Karaoke Party. FEE $5.00

Fourth Monday of each month (excluding holidays) 1:00p-3:00p Fourth Monday of each month (excluding holidays) 1:00p-3:00p

Senior Health and Wellness Fair Senior Citizens, aged 50 and older, join us for our annual Health and Wellness Fair! Visit booths of health & specialty vendors. Receive give aways, door prizes, play vendor bingo, and enjoy a bagged lunch. *For lunch reservations and interested vendors, contact us at: 209.456.8650

Friday 9/26/25 10:00a-12:00p

National Senior Center Month

Friday 9/5 9/12 9/19 9/26

September is National Senior Cetner Month! Celebrate with us each Friday of the month! Gather in the North Hall at 12:30p-2:00p to enjoy a treat and fun activity!

Want to get involved? Join as a volunteer in areas such as Attend the Senior Advisory Board Nutrition & Kitchen Crew, Front meetings, held the second Monday of Desk, Brown Bag and more! Call each month at 12:30p (excluding the Center for more information holidays). All seniors are welcome to on how to become a volunteer. attend.

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Senior Center

Senior Center

Regular Programming

Pre-registration is required. See front desk for registration information.

Line Dance with Marilyn Beginner Level

Fridays This Line Dance class is for Beginners looking for simple dance 10:30a-11:30a steps, good music, exercise, and social interaction. FEE: $8.00 / month. Location: North Hall

Line Dance with Marilyn Improver Level

Fridays This version of the Line Dance class will include high beginner, 11:30a-12:30p improver, and intermediate level choreography for experienced dancers looking for a challenge! FEE: $8.00 / month. Location: North Hall

Drawing/Painting

Join this painting group to share tips, tricks, and paint alongside other artists. Bring your own supplies. FEE: $16 / month. Location: Craft Room

Movement and Cardio

Groove and Stretch to music in a fun and energetic group setting! FEE: 1 class $8 / month. Location: North Hall

Wednesdays 9:00a-12:00p

Mondays & Wednesdays 8:00a–9:00a

Leisure Programming No pre-registration required. See front desk for full schedule.

Woodcarving

This is an ongoing workshop that teaches the fundamentals of woodcarving. Pros, amateurs, and beginners are all welcome. NO FEE. Location: Craft Room

Mondays 9:00a-11:00p

Line Dance Group - No Instructor

This Line Dance group is currently a free group where friends come together to dance and share tips. Non-instructed group. NO FEE. Location: North Hall

Life History & Genealogy

Research and write your family history and record for generations to come! NO FEE. Location: Library

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Folk Guitar Intermediate Level

For participants that already know how to strum 6 chords, continue your learning with our instructor as we learn more advanced chords and songs. FEE: $30/month. Location: Library

Pound Fitness

Release your inner Rockstar! Workout to a full body cardio jam session inspired by drumming! Using Ripstix (light weighted exercise drumsticks) you’ll sweat, sculpt and ROCK your body and mind! FEE: $10 / month. Location: North Hall

Tai Chi with Scott

Our Tai Chi class practices a series of slow, gentle movements and physical postures. Relax your mind as you are guided through each movement, controlling your breathing and learning the routine. FEE: 1-3 classes $12 / month. Location: North Hall

Tuesdays 1:00p-3:00p

Tuesdays 9:00a-10:00a

Wednesdays 9:30a-11:30a

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Thursdays 1:00p-2:00p

Thursdays 2:10p-4:00p

Learn to make a variety of greeting cards using material, card stock, and 3-D shapes! NO FEE. Location: Craft Room

Crochet & Knitting

Swedish Weaving

Meet with other weavers to share your projects. NO FEE. Location: Craft Room

Zumba Gold is a dance fitness class, structured specifically for our Seniors! Join us for this FUN and EASY, low impact fitness class. FEE: 20 / month. Location: North Hall

Chair Yoga with Mary

Join our instructor, Mary, for a seated version of yoga. Most, if not all movement will be done in/with a chair. FEE: $15 / month. Location: North Hall

Tuesdays & Thursdays 10:15a- 11:00a

Wednesdays 11:00a-12:00p

Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays 9:00a-10:00a

Jewelry Making

Wednesdays 12:30p-3:00p

Wednesdays 1:00p-3:00p

This group makes wearable jewelry using beads and wire. Everyone is welcome. FEE: $20 annual fee. Location: Craft Room

Thursdays 1:00p-3:00p

Rummikub

Wednesdays 12:15p-4:00p

Fun social group using large edition numbers. Beginners Welcome! NO FEE. Location: Card and Game Room

Dominos

Bridge Join other Bridge players while using your memory, visualization & sequencing. Bring a partner or come alone for a round of social and easy going games. NO FEE. Location: Card and Game Room

Zumba Gold with Valerie In-person & Virtual*

Wednesdays 10:00a-11:00a

3-D Greeting Card

Meet with other crochet/knitters to share your projects. NO FEE. Location: Library.

Pinochole

Pinochle is a partner-based trick-taking card game played with a specialized deck, involving bidding, melding, and scoring points through winning tricks and declaring combinations of cards. NO FEE. Location: Card and Game Room

Folk Guitar Beginner Level

Work alongside our instructor to learn the basics of playing a guitar! Must have your own acoustic guitar. FEE: $20/month. Location: Library

NO FEE. Location: Card and Game Room / North Hall

Mondays 1:00p-4:00p & Tuesdays 1:00p-5:00p

Thursdays 1:00p-4:00p

Thursdays 9:00a-11:00a

Wii Bowling League Strike! Come down to the Center and play a fun game of Wii Bowling! Let front desk know if you’re interested in joining! NO FEE. Location: North Hall

Thursdays 12:30p

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Trips and Tours

Trips and Tours

“Traveling-it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.”-Ibn Battuta

Join Trips-N-Tours for one of our Collette Presentations. Mondays at 1:00pm

Travel adventures with Trips-N-Tours Located inside the Manteca Senior Center OFFICE HOURS Tue & Thu 11:00a - 1:00p

Day Trips

Collette Extended Trips

Roaming Coastal Maine October 10-16, 2025 This is Maine, where rocky shores, infinite nature, and endless lobster forge a coastal New England classic. Dig in to local delicacies with an oyster shucking demonstration and tasting. Immerse yourself in dramatic nature at Acadia National Park. See how lobster traps are retrieved from the ocean. Admire the picturesque Portland Head Light, Maine’s oldest lighthouse. Enjoy free time in the vibrant city of Portland. Towering mountains, delectable cuisine, and bustling harbors await you in this maritime treasure. For the full itinerary: https://gateway.gocollette.com/link/1304806

Thrift Store Trip

Branson Holiday Spectacular

May 7, 2025

November 4-10, 2025

Join us for a full day of thrift store shopping. We start off with a good breakfast in Black Bear Dinner in Manteca and then explore Three thrift shops in the Sacramento area, all requested favorites. Cost per person: $45.00

Soak in all the excitement of Branson, a beacon for entertainment in beautiful Ozark Mountain Country. With an array of incredible attractions at your fingertips, embark on a tour filled with performances by popular musical acts including Daniel O’Donnell, Clay Cooper, and The Petersens. Take a campus tour of the College of the Ozarks, step into the past at the Titanic Museum Attraction and imagine what being a passenger aboard the grand ship was like and explore natural wonders underground at the Fantastic Caverns and attend Christmas at Dolly Parton’s Stampede for an unforgettable holiday extravaganza complete with a four-course lunch. For the full itinerary: https://gateway.gocollette.com/link/1328768

“A Beautiful Noise” the Neil Diamond story. June 14, 2025 You’ll attend a 1pm performance at the Golden Gate Theater in San Francisco and then to Pier 39 to shop or enjoy great sea food on your own. Trip includes round trip transportation, your ticket to the performance, all taxes and bus driver’s gratuity. Cost per person: $145.00

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Next Presentation: May 12, 2025 August 18, 2025

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Tropical Costa Rica

Overnight Trips California Redwoods and Ashland Oregon June 16-19, 2025 Travel by deluxe motor coach to the majestic Redwoods and arrive at the historic Eureka Inn for an overnight stay. Take a Rogue River jet boat ride. Then on to Ashland, Oregon for a two-night stay.Take a behind the scenes tour of theater production and includes two play performances. Cost per person: Double Occupancy-$1499, Single Occupancy-$1899

Halloween Time in UFO Country, New Mexico October 24-30, 2025 Take a city tour of El Paso, Texas, the travel to Carlsbad Caverns, known for its display of bats flying out of the caves. Then on to Roswell, New Mexico for a two night stay. We will visit the International UFO Museum, the Spaceport, Spacewalk and Bricktown. On to White Sands National Park with a stop at the Visitor Center and scenic Dunes Drive. You’ll venture along the famous Route 66. The last night is spent in Las Vegas to take your flights home. Cost per person: Double Occupancy-$3499, Single Occupancy-$4099.

November 7-15, 2025 Lush forests and stunning waterfalls… rumbling volcanoes and endless coastlines… Costa Rica is a paradise teeming with exotic plants and incredible animals. Enjoy the tranquil views of Arenal Volcano from your hotel. Explore part of the 20,000-acre nature preserve of Cano Negro on a riverboat adventure. Spend two nights in Monteverde’s lush cloud forest. Experience the forest canopy on your choice of a hanging bridges nature walk or an exhilarating zip lining tour. Book before May 07, 2025 to save $100. For the full itinerary: https://gateway.gocollette.com/link/1285827 Table of Contents

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Park and Recreation Month

Park and Recreation Month

Park and Recreation Month Events more tributions of n o c e th f o r reminde reds of ogether” is a T y la P r, ng with hund e lo th a e g — o ls T a d n il io u eme, “B our country’s ation profess in re ta c in re a d m This year’s th n a o h rk w teers — full-time pa and how ers and volun rk than 160,000 o w l a n professionals so n a o ti se a d re n c a e re unities ark and part-tim pact in comm e celebrate p thousands of w im , g ly in Ju st h la c a a E g e parks. h and le, makin munity healt close-to-hom lions of peop m il o c m f to o l s a n ti te n e f s are ess people the lives o tion program y bonds that a il they improve re m c fa re d d n n a a s e memori untry. Park g friendships, across the co n lo fe li te a iv nd help cult ades later. well-being, a hold dear dec

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ADDRESS

ACRES

ANTIGUA

1055 Collins St

5.07

ARBOR BEND

2106 Shoreline Dr

9.27

BACCILIERI BELLA VISTA

154 Stockton St 1580 Bella Terra Dr

1.26 9.24

BUTTON ESTATES

1457 Discovery Creek Rd

3.57

CHADWICK SQUARE

1953 London Ave

9.00

COLONY

1232 Trailwood Ave

5.03

COTTA

505 Mission Ridge Dr

3.70

CRESTWOOD

1901 Crestwood Ave

3.95

CRIVELLO MINI PARK

790 Granite Ln

1.03

CURRAN GROVE

196 Bernt Ave

4.42

DIAMOND OAKS

1179 Pestana Ave

6.46

DOXEY

1355 Northgate Dr

8.44

NOTES Shade Shelter, Fitness Plaza, Corn hole

Benchfit exercise, game tables

DUTRA ESTATES

2701 Ancestry St

5.27

DUTRA MINI PARK

1523 Hearthsong Dr

0.31

DUTRA SOUTHEAST

1850 Sparrowhawk St

11.42

EVANS ESTATES FRANCISCAN

365 Rina Dr 1041 Elm Ave

7.56 4.02

GILES MEMORIAL

545 W. Alameda St

4.00

GONSALVES/CAMBRIDGE

407 Fishback Rd

2.17

GRAYSTONE

810 Agate Ave

5.20

HILDEBRAND

431 Pine St

0.58

JACK SNYDER

1489 Mirassou Dr

5.01

KEVIN O'NEILL

1282 Laurel Park Cir

1.76

MAYORS

1440 Kelley Dr

4.05

MEADOW VILLA PARK MINI

795 Salento Ave.

7.24

246 Elm Ave

0.17

MOFFAT BASIN

800 Moffat Blvd

1.45

MONTE BELLO

1250 Taburno Ave

2.99

Exercise stations

Most homes are within a 10-minute walk of a neighborhood park. Check out yours!

Small picnic shelter

NORTH MAIN PARK

1302 Dorona Ln

2.81

Covered picnic area, corn hole, exercise stations

PALMER MEMORIAL

1495 Sephos St

6.93

Exercise stations

PASEO CIRCLE

1759 Buena Vista Dr

1.03

PILLSBURY

890 Mono St

5.03

PRIMAVERA

1253 Primavera Ave

6.91

QUAIL RIDGE

1020 Mission Ridge Dr

ROBERTS ESTATES

1740 Rail St

2470 Daniels St

ACRES 4.76 4.78

1630 Luna Bella Ln

5.77

3.07

TERRA RANCH

1855 Galleria Dr

4.50

5.07

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 360 Victory Ave

2.04 1.56

RODONI

1006 Lucio St

2.75

868 Wawona St

3.98

SHASTA

955 E. Edison St

9.92

SIERRA CREEK

1664 Deerpark Dr

3.85

SILVA

2004 Pagola Ave

5.03

SOLERA

1949 Memorial Ln

4.29

SOUTHSIDE

409 Oregon St

3.3 2 7.89

SPRINGTIME

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4.04

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Covered picnic area, benchfit exercise, embankmentWALNUT PLACE slide

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Music plaza, disc golf course Covered picnic area, pickleball court, wiffle ball field, corn hole

5.59

WILLIAM MARTIN

1605 Maywood Ave

WILLIE WEATHERFORD

2405 Dilip Dr

4.47

YOSEMITE VILLAGE

600 El Portal Ave

4.98

Covered picnic area, exercise stations

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To download the picnic shelter rental application, please click here.

For more information regarding renting a facility, please contact our office at (209) 456-8600.

FIELD RESERVATIONS & PERMITS Does your team need a place to hold a tournament, team practice, or league games? Use of a park is first come, first-served, except when a Park Use Permit has been taken out. A Park Use Permit and appropriate insurance is required for any of the following:

Scan the QR CODE for our Facility Rental/Park Use Permit Application.

All sports-field rentals Groups or organized activities involving 50 or more people Any activity involving the erection or placement of stages, booths, platforms, structure's or other art works, or other similar structures on park property 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.

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Contact us for information on reserving sports fields, ballfields, and park open spaces. Phone (209) 456-8600 Email recreation@mantecagov.com

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BIG LEAGUE DREAMS SPORTS PARK BMX TRACK

1077 Milo Candini Dr

37.91

6 lighted baseball fields, indoor soccer field

941 Spreckels Ave

6.70

1,200-foot ABA BMX track

311 W Center St

0.46

2 tennis/pickleball courts, no lights

295 Cherry Ln.

N/A

Recreation classrooms, offices, playground

PUBLIC LIBRARY & LIBRARY PARK

320 W Center St

1.25

Gazebo, murals

LINCOLN PARK & LINCOLN POOL

245 S Powers Ave

3.71

Swimming pool, tot pool, covered picnic area, lighted ballfield

DOG PARK

1070 Eucalyptus St

0.65

Small & large- dog areas, water fountains, benches, pickup station

GOLF COURSE

305 N Union Rd

101.00

18-hole course, driving range, pro shop, snack bar, banquet facilities

TENNIS CENTER

307 N Union Rd

7.73

6 lighted tennis courts

MORENZONE BALLFIELD

1323 W Center St

3.30

Lighted ballfield

NORTHGATE COMPLEX

1750 Hoyt Ln

15.11

Softball complex (3 lighted fields), sports fields, covered picnic area, concession building

SENIOR CENTER

295 Cherry Ln

N/A

SKATE PARK

Center St & Elm Ave

0.32

Hall with stage/curtain, kitchen, library. craft room, fitness center 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

UNION ROAD PARK

245 N Union Rd

1.40

Open space in front of golf/tennis center facilities

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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Are you looking for a place to hold a company picnic, family reunion, or party? Call us at 209-4568600 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.

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Featured Parks Woodward Park

710 E Woodward Ave, Manteca, CA 95337 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 multi-purpose 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.

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Located at Doxey Park (1453 Northgate Dr). The pitch is avaliable for drop in use and for league rentals.

Northgate Park

1750 Hoyt Ln, Manteca, CA 95336

Northgate Park and Softball complex is a 15 acre park featuring multi-purpose 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.

Manteca Dog Park

1054-1098 Eucalyptus St, Manteca, CA 95337 The Manteca dog park is .65 acres and has a small dog and large dog side. Operation hours are dawndusk.

PICKLEBALL Manteca Tennis Center (307 N. Union Rd.) 6 lighted courts Center Street Tennis Courts (311 W. Center St.) 2 courts Tony B. Marshall Park (1403 Meridian St.) 1 court

Sign up for the pickleball mailing list. Be the first to know about special drop in dates and future programming.

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City Services

City Services

Water Conservation https://www.manteca.gov/departments/public-works/water-division/waterconservation Water Conservation Rebates https://www.manteca.gov/departments/public-works/waterdivision/current-city-rebates Wastewater Fat, Oil and Grease Program https://www.manteca.gov/departments/public-works/wastewaterdivision/environmental-compliance/fats-oils-and-grease-fog-program

Department Contacts

1001 WEST CENTER STREET MANTECA, CA 95337 www.mantecagov.com City of Manteca Council City Council meets the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 6:00p at City Hall, 1001 West Center Street. www.mantecagov.com/mayor-council

City of Manteca Council Members Mayor Gary Singh Vice Mayor Mike Morowit Councilmember David Breitenbucher Councilmember Charlie Halford Councilmember Regina Lackey

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General Information Heating/Cooling Center Hotline Animal Shelter Legislative Services/City Clerk City Manager’s Office Development Services Engineering Facilities Maintenance Finance Fire (Non-Emergency) Golf Course Human Resources Information Technology & Innovation Library Mayor and Council Recreation & Community Services Police (Non-Emergency) Public Works Senior Center Sewer (Wastewater Treatment Plant) 8470 Solid Waste (Refuse Collection) Streets Division Transit Center/Dial-A-Ride Utility Billing Water

(209)456-8600

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Manteca Transit Guide (https://www.manteca.gov/home/showpubli sheddocument/5812/638235663965630000) ETA Spot GPS bus tracker (https://mantecatransit.etaspot.net/)

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Community Services

Community Services

Manteca Branch Library 320 W. Center Street 209-937-8221; www.ssjcpl.org

San Joaquin County Parks 11793 N. Micke Grove Rd. (located at Micke Grove Regional Park) Lodi, CA 95240

MUSD Free Lunch Summer Locations Lunch Served Monday-Friday May 28-July 18 (No Meal Services 6/19 and 7/14)

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Click the link to view the events and programs offered at the Library. www.ssjcpl.org Questions? Please contact the Library directly.

Go to www.sjparks.com or click the QR code to get information on SJ County Parks!

Go to https://www.musdnutrition.net/ or click the QR code to get information on the MUSD free lunch program.

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