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Kids of Summer SPECIAL EDITION

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& Recreation Guide

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Camps start July 9 Grades K– 8 MAY 4, 2018

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Details online at

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SUNNY DAYS School may be out, but there’s fun to be had

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HANDS-ON Kids will get messy with art and outdoor summer fun at area summer camps throughout the region.

Kids of Summer Sports, arts and science oh my!

DAY CAMPS TRADITIONAL SUMMER DAY CAMP

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3050 Hecker Pass Highway, Gilroy

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The City of Gilroy and Gilroy Gardens invites children ages 6-12 to a summer day camp filled with fun, adventure and discovery. Each week attendees will be offered tons of activities, unforgettable weekly field trips and more. June 19-July 28, Monday-Friday, 7:30am-5:30pm, $198 per week.

Sign up for one week or all six.

For more information, call 408.846.0460. To register, visit cityofgilroy.org.

learning based on their interests and will use their imaginations, create solutions and more. Ages 2-12.

CAMPVENTURES

For information, visit kiddieacademy.com.

Kiddie Academy, 5750 Monterey Road Suite 150, Morgan Hill CampVentures provides age appropriate activities for campers ages 2-12. The youngest participants will have fun exploring and enjoy hands on activities designed to enrich their summer camp experience. Preschoolers will participate in activities focusing on language arts, math, science, creative arts and more.

School aged campers will direct their

CORE DAY CAMP PROGRAM: EXPLORER CAMP 895 Barrett Ave, Morgan Hill Mt. Madonna YMCA presents Explorer Camp, where campers explore who they are and the world around them while making friends.

This camp provides opportunities to engage in on-site enrichment

activities daily while becoming aware of the impact each camper has on others and the community.

Each week is themed and includes a field trip and swim day. Weekly, June 11-Aug. 10, 7am-6:15pm. Ages 9-11.

For more information and to register, visit ymcasv.org.

LITTLE SONSHINE SUMMER ACADEMIC PROGRAMS 16970 Dewitt Ave, Morgan Hill Little Sonshine Preschool offers Summer Camps & Programs to engage our little learners. Students

Basketball Camp runs July 30-Aug. 3, 9am-noon. Ages 10-14.

For information, visit tinyurl.com/ycmoc2tu.

BASKETBALL JONES HOOP CAMP Margarite Maze Middle School, 900 Meridian St, Hollister Basketball Jones Hoop Camp is holding its 15th year of camp in Hollister. This program offers a time tested agenda, spacious outdoor facilities and a ratio of one coach to every eight campers. Children will refine their skills, improve on team concepts, have fun and meet new friends. Whether campers are beginners without organized basketball experience, players looking for an edge to nab a starting spot or next level athletes, Basketball Jones Camp will have drills that meet their position specific needs.

This program also offers a combination of breakdown drills, games and competitions to provide an unforgettable camp experience. June 18-22, 8am-4pm. Ages 6-15.

FORE Youngsters can grab their nine-iron and hop on the green to learn all

the ways of golf at Gilroy Golf Course, June 12-Aug. 2.

will get to explore the world they live in, in a hands on environment that engages all their senses! Visit us during Open House on Wednesdays between 9:30-11:30 am. Ages 2-6 To register, call 408.779.6788 or visit web littlesonshine.com

camps offered for children entering kindergarten-8th graders.

For more information, visit mountmadonnaschool.org/summer.

SPORTS CAMPS

MOUNTAIN OF FUN SUMMER PROGRAM

ALL SPORTS CAMP

Mount Madonna School, 491 Summit Rd, Mount Madonna

All Sports Camp offers a camp for children that love playing sports.

Campers will make new friends and learn sportsmanship playing a variety of sports including hockey, dodgeball, basketball, soccer and more. June 25-29. Ages 8-12.

For information and to register, visit tinyurl.com/yd2onhyj.

BASKETBALL CAMP - AGES 8-12 Solorsano Middle School Gym, 7121 Grenache Way, Gilroy Basketball Camp - Ages 8-12 is open to children of all ability levels and

For information, visit tinyurl.com/ybo4qcca.

BASKETBALL CAMP - AGES 10-14 Solorsano Middle School Gym, 7121 Grenache Way, Gilroy Basketball Camp - Ages 10-14 is open to children of all ability levels and will focus on the development of fundamental skills through a variety of fun, creative drills, exercises and scrimmages. Age appropriate camp curriculum will pay special attention to ball handling, passing, shooting, defense and rebounding.

Campers will make new friends and have fun in a positive environment.

For information, visit basketballjonescamps.com.

DODGEBALL CAMP Solorsano Middle School Gym, 7121 Grenache Way, Gilroy Dodgeball Camp offers everyone’s favorite P.E. game as a camp. Campers will learn how to duck, dive, dip, chuck and dodge a ball while playing a variety of games that lead to a dodgeball tournament the last day of camp. Dodgeball Camp runs Aug. 6-10, 9am-noon. Ages 8-12.

For information, visit tinyurl.com/y925nw3p.

GOLFERS - GILROY JUNIOR CAMP Gilroy Golf Course, 2695 Hecker Pass Road, Gilroy The Gilroy Municipal Golf Course is holding a junior golf clinic taught by assistant golf professional Andrews Brown. Participants will learn all aspects of the game of golf including full swing, putting, chip➝6 ping, rules, etiquette, club

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The Mountain of Fun Summer program offers art, yoga, sports and horse camps that promote creativity, cooperation and community building. Campers will enjoy exploring, using their imagination, forest play and garden time and will develop their social, emotional, cognitive and physical skills. Each program will also help to foster campers’ self-discovery, empathy and compassion. Camps run Monday-Friday, 9am-3:30pm the weeks of July 9 and July 16 with a full day horse camp offered August 20-24. Transportation available from Gilroy and Morgan Hill. Age specific

Christopher High School Gym, 850 Day Road, Gilroy

will focus on the development of fundamental skills through a variety of fun, creative drills, exercises and scrimmages. Age appropriate camp curriculum will pay special attention to ball handling, passing, shooting, defense and rebounding.

Campers will make new friends and have fun in a positive environment.

Basketball Camp runs June 18-22, 9am-noon. Ages 8-12.

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SCRUM Learn the fundamentals of rugby and defend against an ankle tap while building a blitz defense at Rugby Camp, July 9-13. selection and course management.

All participants will receive a summer pass providing access to Gilroy Golf Course and Gavilan College Golf Course while they learn the game. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1-3pm, June 12-Aug 2. Ages 5-16.

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For information and to register, visit tinyurl.com/y7uoq624.

For information and to register, visit tinyurl.com/y7pjk9qp.

LANA’S DANCE STUDIO SUMMER CAMPS & PROGRAMS

LACROSSE CAMP

330 Tennant Ave, #150, Morgan Hill

Gilroy Sports Park, 5925 Monterey Frontage Road, Gilroy

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and competitions. Lacrosse Camp offers half and full day sessions, July 30-Aug. 3. Ages 8-12.

Lacrosse Camp offers beginner to intermediate players the opportunity to develop their individual skills in a fun and positive environment. Campers will learn fundamental lacrosse skill progression drills, footwork drills, catching, dodging, agility, passing, cradling, shooting, defense and game strategies. Lacrosse Camp is also filled with easy to understand instruction, games

Offering dance and activity camps, recreational classes and a dance intensive for kids interested in ballet, tap, hip hop, jazz or advanced focus on technique and choreography.

Choose from three classes. June 25 - Aug. 23. For more details and to register, visit lanasdancestudio. biz or call either 408.778.1178 or 408.848.3812.

are just starting out or that need additional play time. Campers will be grouped based on levels of play, focusing on skill development, practice and match play to develop consistency in their games. Campers will learn and utilize the rules of tennis etiquette in a fun filled week. Tennis camp runs July 23-July 27, 9am-noon.

Ages 8-12.

For information and to register, visit tinyurl.com/y8c72uzm.

WE ROCK THE SPECTRUM KID’S GYM 1341 Blossom Hill Rd, San Jose

RUGBY CAMP Christmas Hill Park Minor Softball Field, 7050 Miller Ave, Gilroy Rugby Camp is specifically designed to help players learn the fundamentals of Rugby in a safe and enthusiastic environment and will provide campers with daily practice and flag rugby play to develop a range of ball handling and athletic and evasion skills. Campers will experience the thrill of rugby without worry of contact and girls and boys will play and compete together in this non-contact camp. Rugby Camp offers half and full day sessions, July 9-13. Ages 8-12.

For information and to register, visit tinyurl.com/ychlhn9w.

Christopher High School Tennis Courts, 850 Day Road, Gilroy Tennis Camp is perfect for beginner and intermediate players that

For information, visit werockthespectrumsanjose.com.

WRESTLING CAMP Wheeler Community Center Gym, 270 W. Sixth St, Gilroy Wrestling Camp promotes the sport of wrestling in a recreation style atmosphere that includes the fundamental techniques and rules of wrestling, as well as live wrestling. Wrestling Camp runs July 2-6, 9am-noon. Ages 5½-12.

For information, visit tinyurl.com/ y92ms9tw.

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Summer Camp Whether you’re looking to become the next Lebron James, a Lego pro or world-class Math Wiz, we’ve got something for you!

Come experience one of our 40 Summer Camps at Pacific Point!

Visit www.pacpoint.net/

summer-camps Visit pacpoint.net/summer-camps

Preschool through 12th Grade

Now enrolling preschool to 12th grade for the 2018-2019 school year

OPEN HOUSE SAVE THE DATE

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TENNIS CAMP

We Rock the Spectrum Kid’s Gym Camps provide a place for children of all ability levels to play and grow together. This program offers an all inclusive philosophy and uniquely designed sensory equipment that is specifically designed to aid children with sensory processing disorders. All children will benefit from this equipment and children from all ability levels will be able to learn from each other and be the best motivation for success on every level. Staff to child ratio is a maximum of 1 to 4. Campers will enjoy playtime, make-believe, circle time, arts and crafts and gym equipment. Camps are available in one week increments from June 11-August 17.

Ages 3-13.

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MARTIAL ARTS Obtain the wisdom and discipline of the masters

with summer classes that teach self-defense and fitness.

GYMNASTICS CALIFORNIA SPORTS CENTER CSC Morgan Hill, 16959 Monterey Road, Morgan Hill

Gilroy STAR ARTS Summer Programs

Gilroy STAR ARTS Summer Program

STAR ARTS Video Summer Program

4 Week- Musical Theatre Day Camp

3 Week Video Production Camp Nova Film Festival

Dates & Times: June 25 - July 20 Monday-Friday 9am-4pm (closed on July 4) Performance of Lion King Jr. (A Disney Experience)

Performances: Friday, July 20 @ 7:30pm & Saturday, July 21 @ 4pm (Pizza party after the show)

Ages 8-16 • $940 Enrollment tuition Discounts, rebates, scholarships and tuition trades available

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Dates & Times: June 25 - July 13 Monday-Friday 9am-4pm (closed on July 4)

Nova Film Festival Dates TBD Location: Brownell Middle School Ages: 11-15 • $705 Tuition Discounts, rebates, scholarships and tuition trades available ENROLL NOW!

Gilroy STAR ARTS Education 7393 Monterey Road • Gilroy, CA. 95020 Call or Text: 669.888.4148 eMail: star.arts.education@gmail.com Web: starartseducation.wixsite.com/star

At CSC Morgan Hill campers enjoy many active hours of sports-specific skill development with excellent summer camp instructors. Campers will enjoy snacks, participating in fitness games, educational activities and making new friends! Full and half day camps are available in one week increments from June 18-August 10. Ages 3-16.

For information, visit calsportscenter.com.

FUN-N-FIT SUMMER CAMP USA Sports Gilroy, 7800 Arroyo Circle, Gilroy The goal of USA Sports Gilroy is to develop happy, healthy and responsible children by focusing on motor skill development, strength, stamina, flexibility and fun in a safe and supportive environment.

USA Sports Gilroy offers a 14,000 square foot facility with state of the art gymnastics equipment and equipment designed for preschoolers. USA Sports Gilroy offers a

wide range of programs for children ages 1-18. For more information, visit usasportsgilroy.com or call, 408.848.8720.

USA Sports Hollister, 864 Industrial Dr, Hollister Fun-N-FIt Summer Camp at USA Sports Hollister offers campers a tumble track, trampolines, rock wall, games, relay races, crafts and much more. Full and half day camp programs are available for children ages 1-18. For more information, visit usasportshollister.com or call, 831.635.0872.

TITANS SPORTS ACADEMY 700 Jarvis Dr, Morgan Hill Titans Sports Academy offers fun and professional gymnastics and tumbling lessons including preschool and recreational gymnastics, tumbling and trampoline, competitive gymnastics and more.

Students are invited to live their dreams, realize their aspirations and work to be a Titan in all that they do. Many categories of classes are available from TOT Classes for ages 2-5 to various levels of recreational and competitive classes for ages 5 and up.

For information, visit titansmh.com or call 408.782.2872.

MARTIAL ARTS FARANG HAPKIDO Schleeter’s Academy, 618 San Benito St, Hollister

for your child as young as 4 years old. Your child will learn focus, concentration and discipline that will lead to success in other areas of their lives! Ages 4 and up. For more information, visit erniereyes.com.

Our Farang Hapkido classes offer children a fun, but effective way to learn martial arts. We focus on a variety of aspects such as joint locks, weapons, sparring and grappling, forms, and take-downs.

Through our classes, kids are able to learn effective techniques while having fun and learning discipline, leadership, and perseverance. Time and days of the classes vary. Classes meet at 4pm or 4:30pm weekdays and midday programs are offered on Sundays. Ages 3-13. To register, visit schleetersacademy.wixsite. com/schleeters-academy.

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JUNIOR PROGRAM AND SUPER JUNIOR PROGRAM

COMPUTER CODING IS FUN CAMP

The United Academy of Martial Arts, 330 Digital Drive, Morgan Hill The United Academy of Martial Arts (UAMA) offers a two-week intro program to introduce children to martial arts. Students have an opportunity to grow their motor skills, coordination, and martial arts techniques, which in turn, increase their self discipline, focus, and goal-setting abilities. Students also have the opportunity to practice important social skills, like teamwork, leadership, patience in group activities, etc. UAMA offers classes in 45-minute blocks on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday afternoons. Ages 4-13.

For more information, visit unitedacademyofmartialarts.com or call, 408.779.4364.

KIDS MARTIAL ARTS Ernie Reyes West Coast World Martial Arts Association, Locations in Hollister and Morgan Hill.

Champions Martial Arts is located inside Pullido’s, where we hold classes for all ages in Tae Kwon Do, Kickboxing, Muay Thai and Filipino Martial Arts. Classes and private lessons are available. Classes meet at 5 or 6pm weeknights. Ages 4-17.

For information, visit pulidosprofitness.com.

SCIENCE CAMPS

Willey Cultural Center, 140 Fifth St, Gilroy This week long introduction to computer coding lets participants freely explore basic concepts of coding. Participants are invited to join for the science and end up creating their own computer programs. All technology provided for classroom use. Computer Coding is Fun Camp runs July 9-13, 9-11:45am. Ages 7-12.

For information and to register, visit tinyurl.com/yd3oq69z.

CREATIVE BRAIN ROBOTICS CAMP Willey Cultural Center, 140 Fifth St, Gilroy Creative Brain offers an in depth exploration of robotics, electronics, engineering, creativity and innovation. Campers will design and program robots to perform specific tasks. At the conclusion of camp, campers will take home their robot to continue to explore and build. Video Creative Brain Roboti Camp runs July 16-20, 1-3:45pm. Ages 8-15.

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(WCWMA) WCWMA martial arts system is a mixaed and unique blending of traditional and modern day martial arts, offering not only an effective self-defense and fitness program, but a means for both personal and character development

Pullido’s, 30 Third Street, Gilroy

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BRAIN BUILDER Learning doesn’t have to end because summer begins—enroll kids in classes to keep their minds limber.

MAD SCIENCE CAMPS

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Wheeler Community Center Craft Room, 270 W. Sixth St, Gilroy

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Choose from three different 1-week Mad Science Camp adventures. At “Fizz”-ical Phenomena and Che-Mystery Camp kids will grow crystals, make sidewalk chalk and more as they experiment with molecular madness, July 2-6, half and full days available 9am-3pm.

NASA: Journey into Outer Space Camp gives campers the opportunity to journey through the galaxy, learn about space phenomena and explore the atmosphere on Earth and beyond, July 23-27, 9am-noon. Campers can also join the Spy Academy July 30-Aug. 3, and step into the shoes of a detective to discover the science of forensics, half and full days available 9am-3pm. Ages 6-11.

For information and to register, visit tinyurl.com/y7v5nae9.

SEAFLOOR SCIENCE REMOTELY OPERATED VEHICLE CAMP Las Animas Veterans Park, Rec Building, 400 Mantelli Dr, Gilroy This STEM summer day camp includes activities focusing on ocean exploration and the science, technology and operations that enable it.

This camp will also feature hands-on STEM activities focusing on the scientific method and ocean technologies. Seafloor Science Remotely Operated Vehicle Camp runs July 18-22.

Ages 8-10 in Level I, 9am-noon and ages 11-14 in Level II, 1-4pm.

For information and to register, visit tinyurl.com/ychdggur.

SUMMER@ STRATFORD 410 Llagas Road, Morgan Hill Stratford

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and unforgettable experiences at an unbeatable value from June 11-Aug. 3. $300-350 per week.

For more information, email sciencefactorycamp@gmail.com.

VIDEO GAME DESIGN CAMP Willey Cultural Center, 140 Fifth St, Gilroy Campers will have fun learning how to create their very own video games and will share their completed games with the world. All technology provided for classroom use. Video Game Design Camp runs July 9-13, 1-3:45pm. Ages 8-15.

For information and to register, visit tinyurl.com/yae9d849.

SPECIALTY CAMPS AND CLASSES BITTY LIFEGUARD CAMP Christopher High School Aquatics Center, 850 Day Road, Gilroy

(Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) curriculum into an innovative and enriching summer camp experience.

Perfect for younger camp learners, elementary level and middle school level Camp sessions run June 25 – Aug. 10 Visit, web for specific program dates or to sign up online.

To register, call 408.776.8801 or visit web stratfordschools.com/ summer-camp

SUMMER SCIENCE CAMPS 1051 W. San Fernando St, San Jose

For information and to register, visit tinyurl.com/y93z5g5b.

CHESS WIZARDS CAMP Las Animas Veterans Park, Rec Building, 400 Mantelli Dr, Gilroy Chess Wizards Camp offers tons of challenging chess lessons, exciting games and cool prizes. Campers will improve their chess skills, meet new friends and work out their most powerful muscle, the brain! Chess Wizards Camp offers half ➝ 14

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The Science Factory, LLC is offering awesome experiments, games, art and activities to kids ages 6-12 at its Summer Science Camps.

Kids will launch rockets, dig for dinos, do color changing chemistry and more. Enjoy great teachers

This three-day camp is designed for children who love to be in and around water. Campers will learn the skills needed to be safe in and around the water, as well as techniques to help themselves and others in trouble. Campers do not need to be proficient swimmers. Please note this camp is not designed for children that are fearful of water or for a child’s first experience in the water. Bitty Lifeguard Camp runs July 3-6, 8:3011am. Ages 6-11.

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Summer of Art 2018 YOUTH ART CLASSES

July 9 - 13, July 16 - 20 Morning Video Class. Afternoon Art Class.

$50 per week long class Scholarships available Registration Forms available on our website, and at the Center, May 11

Grades 5 - 8 For more information, email Kevingilroyartsalliance@gmail.com

7341 Monterey Street

Togo’s serves up BIG, fresh sandwiches, just the way we always did TRUE TO THE SANDWICH We promise our Gilroy community The best FOOD & SERVICE WITH A SMILE!

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Currently hiring. Come on in and apply.

EVERY Tuesday is Job Faire Day from 3:30-6:30pm or text 408.842.8646 to schedule an interview!

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EVERY DAY IS ICE CREAM DAY AT BASKIN ROBBINS!

Togos / Baskin Robbins - Gilroy

6965 Camino Arroyo, Ste. 30 • Gilroy • 408.847.3020

www.GilroyCenterForTheArts.com

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MORGAN HILL

WINE BOTTLING Experience the fun of bottling wine at Guglielmo Winery’s 60th Bottle Your Own red wine event. Attendees may bring their own clean bottles or purchase new from the winery and will receive a commemorative label. Enjoy a strolling mariachi band, cuisine to celebrate Cinco de Mayo and a Spring Vendor Fair featuring more than 20 vendors. Saturday, May 5, 10am-3pm at Guglielmo Winery, 1480 E. Main Ave, Morgan Hill. For information, call 408.779.2145.

SAN JUAN BAUTISTA

INDIAN MARKET Head to the 34th annual California Indian Market and Peace Dance to experience Native American artists, dancers, drummers and singers from North and South America and multicultural vendors. This event features Xipe Totec Aztec Dancers celebrating Cinco de Mayo and AmVets Peace Dance honoring military veterans and active duty. Attendees will also enjoy book signings, Indian Fry Bread and native foods, arts and crafts. Saturday-Sunday, May 5-6, 10am-6pm at San Juan School, 100 Nyland Dr. Visit peacevision.net.

GILROY

ROCKING PARTY Don’t miss the Rocking Cinco de Mayo Party at Satori Cellars featuring The Dead Ducks Band. Enjoy music ranging from Roots Americana to Blues driven hard rock as The Dead Ducks Band plays every song in completely new and exciting arrangements. The band never plays a song the same way twice, which makes for a wild ride for the audience and the band alike. Saturday, May 5, 1-4pm at Satori Cellars, 2100 Buena Vista Ave. For more information, visit tinyurl.com/yam58pxt.

HOLLISTER

ROCK EN ESPAÑOL MAY 4, 2018

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with Sin Dokumentos at the Alehouse.

Get up and dance to Sin Dokumentos as they cover music from Latino Rock, Cumbia and Salsa with contemporary English pop and rock mixed in. Enjoy 40 beers on tap and a full food menu Saturday, May 5, 7-10pm at Grillin & Chillin Alehouse, 401 McCray St. Visit sindokumentos.com.

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and full day sessions, June 25-29 and Aug. 6-10. Ages 6-12.

com or call Diane at 408.778.6640 to confirm availability of space for your desired class. Class sizes are small and fill quickly.

For information and to register, visit tinyurl.com/ycw7d77l.

CHILDREN’S ART CLASSES

HORSEMANSHIP PROGRAM The Bright Ranch, 11695 Turlock Ave, San Martin The Bright Ranch is a working horse ranch offering various horsemanship services. Its signature training services have been influenced by a lifelong passion for horses and the rich experiences that come from sharing equestrian skills with others. Lessons offered Monday-Saturday. Ittybitty lessons, ages 4-7. Young Riders, ages 8-16.

For information and to register, visit brightranch.com or call, 408.892.0925.

SUMMER OF SERVICE DAY CAMP 180 Woz Way, San Jose

For more information visit cdm.org or email sos@cdm.org.

ARTS CAMPS AND CLASSES

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AFTERNOON ART CLASSES

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dabble Art Center, 7680 Monterey Road, Ste. 106, Gilroy.

Classes meet each week to explore the world of art. Many mediums, famous masterpieces and artists. To register, email or call for class availability as classes fill quickly. Special class

Robert Eliason

Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose presents Summer of Service (SOS). Spend two weeks of summer helping others, learning new skills, building community and making the world a better place. Choose from five teams that focusing on community outreach, mentoring, the environment, activity facilitation and leadership. For youth entering grades 7-10. SOS offers one week sessions Monday-Friday, June 25-Aug. 3, 9am-4pm with extended care hours available. Financial aid and scholarship opportunities are available.

FINE ART Learn to work with various medium from

talented pros at dabble Art Center in Gilroy.

times can be arranged for groups of 5 or more. Class registration is $35. Monthly registration required.

Private art class available $65/Hour.

Waiting List will be first come first served. Classes meet Monday 3:305:45pm $35 grades 8+/Independent, Tuesday 4-5:30pm grades K-3, Wednesday 4-5:30pm grades 4-7, Thursday 4-5:30pm grades K-3.

For more information, visit dabbleartcenter.com.

ART CLASSES OR CAMP Dianne Wallace Art, Address upon registration. Morgan Hill, CA Drawing and watercolor classes are available at Diane’s studio. Students choose favorite subjects to draw or paint, with personal help to guide

them as they learn how to turn their own ideas into exciting new images.

Conceptual fine art classes develop active learners with better observation and analysis skills. Frequent demonstrations show broadly useful solutions for common problems. Relaxed classes are held in a beautiful setting nestled in the hills overlooking Uvas Lake, just 5 miles from Morgan Hill.

Seating is limited to a maximum of 7 students per class (age 5-18) at the Home Studio. All supplies for drawing and watercolor are included as well as a snack each day.

Summer camps and are held each week for 10 consecutive weeks starting the week of June 11 and held every week through to and including the week of August 13.

Tuition is $50 per 3-hour class, $250 per art camp. To register email Diane at wallaceonuvas@gmail.

ARTI-Culture is currently offering a variety of children's art classes and activities for all age groups.

Early Childhood Art Activities & Free Play, Children from ages 0-4 years of age are welcomed join us in our space for age appropriate art activities. A variety of artistic activities and mediums will be on hand for children to explore, learn, and play with. Mondays 10-10:45am. Registration is $25 for six classes to be taken within three months of original purchase date. Drop-in day rate $5.00.

Early School-aged Art Activities, Children from ages 5-8 years of age are welcomed join us in our space for age appropriate art activities. A variety of artistic activities and mediums will be on hand for children to explore, learn, and play with. Each week a new medium will be introduced by the instructor and explored together with the children. Tuesdays 5-6pm. Registration is $35.00 for six classes to be taken within three months of original purchase date. Drop-in day rate $7.00.

Mid School-aged Art Classes, Children from ages 9-17 years of age are welcomed join us in our space for age appropriate art activities. A variety of artistic activities and mediums will be on hand for children to explore, learn, and play with. Each week a new medium will be introduced by the instructor and explored together with the children. Tuesday 6-7pm. Registration is $35.00 for six classes to be taken within three months of original purchase date. Drop-in day rate $7.00.

To purchase classes or for any inquiries, please call 831.205.9954 or visit arti-culture.com.

DRAWING FUNDAMENTALS Morgan Hill Art School, 1295 E. Dunne Ave. Ste. 210, Morgan Hill We will focus on drawing concepts that include line, space, value, proportion, and life drawing. ➝ 21

Spend Your Summer In Morgan Hill!

Splash into fun at the Aquatics Center Explore your skills in a specialty camp Participate in a new sport with summer programming Register online today at www.mhreonline.com!

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171 W Edmundson Ave Morgan Hill • 408.782.2128

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Vimutti Monastery

MEDITATION WORKSHOP

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Experience a day of meditation instruction and practice with an introduction to mindfulness teachings for both beginners and experienced meditators at Meditation in Everyday Life, presented by the American Association of University Women Morgan Hill Branch. American Buddhist Monk, Ajahn Chandako, Abbot of Vimutti Monastery, Auckland, New Zealand, will lead the workshop and present the basics of sitting and walking meditation with an emphasis on integration into daily life. All teachings offered on a donation basis. Saturday, May 5, 9am-2pm at St. John the Divine Episcopal Church, 17740 Peak Ave, Morgan Hill. Visit aauwmh.org.

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GILROY COMIC BOOK DAY Don’t miss Free Comic Book Day at the

Gilroy Library. Visit the library and receive a free comic book. All ages are welcome, one per person while supplies last. Join the fun

Saturday, May 5, 10am-1pm at Gilroy Library, 350 W. Sixth St, Gilroy. For more information, visit sccl.org/Locations/Gilroy.

11:30am-2:30pm at Eagle Ridge Golf Club, 2951 Club Dr, Gilroy.

For information and tickets, visit communitysolutions.org.

LUNCHEON & AUCTION Spend a day of fun, fashion and philanthropy at the 11th annual Hearts of Gilroy Women’s Luncheon & Auction, presented

by Community Solutions. Join community members, donors and volunteers to raise funds to improve the lives of local children and families affected by abuse, violence and mental health issues. The Heart of Gilroy award will be presented and the women wearing the best shoes will win prizes. Saturday, May 5,

IMMIGRATION RIGHTS Join Catholic Charities as it presents Immigration Rights Workshop and Consultations. Participants will learn about the latest information on DACA, creating a family emergency plan, legal resources and referrals and more. Free 10 minute immigration consultations will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Discover immigrant rights Monday, May 7, 4-5:30pm at Gilroy Library, 350 W. Sixth St. For more information, contact ccimmigration@ catholiccharitiesscc.org.

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CYCLING CLASS High school students and adults are invited to attend the free Smart Cycling Class Part 1 to obtain tips, tools and techniques to feel comfortable and safe riding a bike with traffic, sharing the road with bicyclists when driving and teaching children to ride safely on their own. Students will learn about choosing a bicycle, basic parts of a bike and essential equipment and how to ride safely and comfortably in varying traffic conditions, terrain and climates. Saturday, May 5, 1-5pm at Morgan Hill Library, 660 W. Main Ave. Visit tinyurl.com/yaq7atls.

DERBY DAY Head to The GardenShoppe for its Derby Day Party held the evening of the Kentucky Oaks Race—the night before The Kentucky Derby— featuring prizes for the fanciest outfit and hat for both males and females, live music, horse racing trivia, raffles and more. Tickets are limited and will include Kentucky style hors d’oeuvres and desserts.

Guests must be over 21, beer and wine sold on site. Please note stiletto heels are not allowed in the bar. Join the party Friday, May 4, 6-10pm at The GardenShoppe, 364 Seventh St. Call 831.801.6049.

FREE COMICS Don’t miss the 16th annual Free Comic Book Day hosted

by Bill’s Bullpen. Stop by, pick up a free comic, enter the raffle for great prizes and be sure to take a picture with favorite superheroes. Join the fun Saturday, May 5, 10am-8pm at Bill’s Bullpen Baseball Cards & Comics, 207 Fourth St, Hollister. For more information, call 831.636.1180.

Head to the South County Tail Waggers’ second annual Wags ‘N Wine event featuring Rescues on the Runway. Enjoy live music, wine, an ample supply of complimentary appetizers, photo opportunities and more while experiencing a unique runway show of adoptable Tail Waggers escorted by South County local heroes. Proceeds will help to continue to run South County Tail Waggers to save as many furry lives as possible. Sunday, May 6, 1-4pm at Fortino Winery, 4525 Hecker Pass Highway, Gilroy. Visit sctailwaggers.org.

Head to downtown Hollister for the sixth annual Wine & Beer Stroll. Tour several participating businesses that will be paired with a local winery or brewery. Guests can enjoy a 1-ounce pour of wine or 2-ounce taste of beer at each stop on the tour. Discover new local favorite wines and beers Saturday, May 5, 1-5pm in Downtown Hollister. Tickets may be purchased in person at the Hollister Downtown Association office or visit, downtownhollister.org.

RIB COOK OFF Head to The Great San Juan Bautista Rib Cook Off where award-winning rib teams will compete for the titles of Best Ribs and Best Sauce. Enjoy

SIGNATURE PERFORMANCE Don’t miss the limited engagement of El Teatro Campesino’s signature piece, La Carpa de los Rasquachis (The Tent of the Underdogs). This production was created by the original ensemble and presents the epic life story of the farmworker in America. Enjoy Mexican ballads ➝ 19

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Silicon Valley Open Studios Saturday, May 19 and Sunday, May 20 11 am to 5 pm Mark Your Calendar!

Local Morgan Hill and Gilroy artists will open their studios this weekend so you can get an “up close and personal” look at how they create their work.

A wonderful way to spend the day!

Discover local art in your backyard. Find a perfect piece for your office or home.

This unique art event is FREE and OPEN to the PUBLIC

Go to www.svos.org for a complete list of participating artists and maps to their studios.

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STEINBECK FESTIVAL Head to the annual Steinbeck Festival for a three-day celebration of John Steinbeck’s enduring legacy. The 2018 Steinbeck Festival, The Women of Steinbeck’s World, celebrates the women Steinbeck knew, created through his books and those who influenced mid-century American culture. The festival features tours, films, seminar talks, receptions, banquets and more. Friday, May 4 at various locations in Monterey and Saturday-Sunday, May 5-6 at the National Steinbeck Center, One Main St. For information, schedules and tickets, visit Steinbeck.org.

that tell of life’s tragedies with ironic, good humor set to live music.

Friday-Saturday, May 4-5, 8pm and Sunday, May 6, 2pm at El Teatro Campesino, 705 Fourth St. Visit lacarpa.brownpapertickets.com.

and support services available to students, and enjoy complimentary lunch. Saturday, May 5, 9am-1pm at Gavilan College, 5055 Santa Teresa Blvd, Gilroy. For information, visit tinyurl.com/y6tweukx.

EVENTS

MUSICAL REVIEW The Music in Motion Performing Arts Studios presents It’s Showtime! This musical review features songs made famous

by Broadway shows including Hamilton, A Chorus Line and Wicked and movies including Trolls, Camp Rock and more. Support talented youth as they take the stage singing and dancing Saturday, May 5, 2pm or 6:30pm at Ann Sobrato

HOME TOUR Experience the Gilroy Assistance League’s 14th annual Home and Garden Tour and Boutique and enjoy a driving tour of four beautiful and expansive homes that are a reflection of family, culture and community in South County.

Enjoy the boutique featuring unique vendors at the last home on the tour. Purchase tickets online through May 10, tickets will be held at the first home.

Friday, May 11 - Saturday, May 12, 10am-5pm beginning at 13535 Spring Valley Road, Morgan Hill.

For tickets and information, visit gilroyassistanceleague.org.

Support local high school teams at Bike to the Future, Silicon Valley Clean Energy’s electric bike building scholarship competition. Watch students compete in challenges using electric bikes they designed and built for a scholarship prize.

Also enjoy a clean commuting fair with electric bike vendors, safety tips for bike commuting and information on carbon-free transportation. The first 100 guests will receive a free ticket to Gilroy Gardens. Saturday, May 5, 9am-1pm at Gilroy Gardens, 3050 Hecker Pass Road. Visit svcleanenergy.org.

SUPER SATURDAY High School Seniors and their families are invited to the second annual Super Saturday at Gavilan College and complete many of the steps for new students, including enrolling in classes, all in one day. Experience campus tours, learn about the many activities

RESOURCE FAIR Connect with local organizations and resources providing services for special needs children, teens and adults at the Fourth Annual Special Needs

GARDEN TOUR Spend the Saturday before Mother’s Day on The Aromas Country Garden Tour, featuring Artists in the Gardens.

Tour lovely, unique gardens throughout Aromas and meet wonderful Aromas Hill Artisans artists in every garden. Don’t miss this fantastic garden tour Saturday, May 12, 10am-4pm throughout Aromas. For more information, visit aromashillsartisans.com.

CHILDREN’S MUSICAL South Valley Civic Theater presents the children’s musical Annie, Jr. Adapted from the Tony Awardwinning Best Musical, Annie, Jr. features little orphan Annie’s first adventure in 1930s New York City.

Watch the classic story unfold of Annie’s orphanage escapades, quest to locate her long lost parents and the new home that she comes upon while singing along to familiar tunes.

Now playing through Saturday, May 12 at Morgan Hill Community Playhouse, 17090 Monterey Road, Morgan Hill. Visit svct.org.

GOLF CLASSIC Join The Gilroy Police Foundation as it sponsors the 2018 Tee Off for Cops and Kids Golf Classic and help continue the work of reaching at-risk youth, providing necessary prevention and education programs and raising community support for unmet needs of the Gilroy Police Department. Play in the tournament, sponsor the event or make a donation. Enjoy the tournament, lunch at the driving range and cocktails and buffet dinner. Event is limited to 120 golfers. Monday, May 14, 10:30am at CordeValle Golf Course, 1 Cordevalle Club Dr, San Martin.

For information and registration, visit teeoffforcopsandkids.com.

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SELF-CARE SUPPORT Find out more about self-care at Healing Strong Morgan Hill. Participants are encouraged to thrive when conditions like cancer, autoimmune or any other condition is present in the body. Healing Strong believes there is nothing more powerful than a group of people coming together to support each other. Connect and learn with others who are healing naturally Thursday, May 10, 6:30-8:30pm at Healing Strong Morgan Hill, 503 Vineyard Town Center, Morgan Hill.

Visit tinyurl.com/y8ksoosj.

Resource Roundup. Enjoy activities for the whole family including vendor booths, performances, carnival games, refreshments, freebies, a petting zoo and more.

Get information, tips and more at this free event Saturday, May 12, 10am-2pm at San Benito High School, 1220 Monterey St, Hollister.

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Students will learn these concepts by creating drawings that are fun for the age group. Students will use a variety of drawing tools including, graphite, charcoal, pastel, ink. Materials Included.

Registration is $149. June 11-15.

1-2:30pm. Ages 5-11.

For more information and additional classes, visit morganhillartschool.org.

EXPLORATORY PAINTING Morgan Hill Art School, 1295 E. Dunne Ave. Ste. 210, Morgan Hill This class is designed for those who want to learn how to paint but do not really have any experience.

Whether you have never painted or it has been years this is a great class for you. You will learn basics of color theory, paint application, perspective. You will create paintings of still life, and landscapes. Registration is $149. June 11-15. 3:305:30pm or July 16-20 10am-noon.

Ages 10+. For more information and additional classes, visit morganhillartschool.org.

Brownell Middle School, 7800 Carmel St, Gilroy Gilroy Star Arts Education offers Musical Theatre and Video Arts

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The Music in Motion Studio, 700 Jarvis Dr, Morgan Hill Music Exploration Camp is for campers ages 4-7 that want to explore making music with their voice and rhythm instruments along with creative movement. Campers will sing, learn and practice solfege, dance, play rhythm instruments and learn basic music theory. Parents are invited to join campers during the last 15 minutes of camp each day for a fun music jam session. Cost is $210. July 16-20 or July 23-27, 9am-noon.

For more information, visit themusicinmotion.com.

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Camps for children entering second grade-Sophomores. Join the Musical Theatre Summer Day Camp, presenting Lion King Jr. “A Disney Experience,” for four weeks from June 25-July 20, 9am-4pm, or the Video Creation Camp for three weeks from June 25-July 13, 9am-4pm. Internships are available for Juniors and Seniors and scholarships and tuition trades are available.

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MAKE A MARK Junior artists will create their own clay, learn photography or papier mache at ARTspace in Hollister.

SCULPTURE Morgan Hill Art School, 1295 E. Dunne Ave. Ste. 210, Morgan Hill In this course we will work with clay and Pal Tiya, to create exciting three-dimensional works. Projects include outdoor sculptures, figurative sculptures, ceramics, and pottery.

This course is intended for those without sculpture experience. Registration is $149 + $25 firing/glazing costs. July 9-13. 1-3pm. Ages 8+.

For more information and additional classes, visit morganhillartschool.org.

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The San Benito County Arts Council is offering Summer Art Camp, a great way for students to have fun and get creative while learning new artistic techniques in a condensed 3-day workshop format.

Each workshop has two sessions, 10am-noon for 5-7 year olds and 1-3pm for 8-13 year olds.

Students may register for the following workshops: Graffiti Art Camp, Learn about street art and create your own graffiti-inspired art by using chalk pastels, pencil, stencils and markers to create personally-styled works of art, July 11-13.

Creating Clay from Scratch,

Campers will make their own ceramic pieces from start to finish by building clay from scratch, creating ceramic bowls and figures and painting their final pieces with acrylics, July 18-20.

Photography 101, Campers will learn photography basics in this class, including composition, perspective and light/dark, using iPad technology and apps. Campers may use one of the supplied iPads (limited quantity) or may bring an iPad or smartphone of their own. Class includes walking photography field trips in downtown Hollister and will run July 25-27.

Papier Mache & Mask-making, Campers will get their hands dirty with this tactile papier mache class, while building stylized masks and decorating using different materials, paints and other found objects, August 1-3.

Registration is $45 per Camp and includes all materials & snack. $10 sibling discount and free scholarships available to qualifying students!

To register, call 831.636.2787 or visit sanbenitoarts.eventbrite.com.

THEATER CAMP Sacred Heart Parish School, 670 Fifth Street, Hollister San Benito Stage Company Theatre Camp incorporates singing, dancing, and acting âž? 24

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22 edit footage on computers. Students will receive their animations via internet sharing at the end of class. Presented by Mt. Madonna YMCA. For ages 6-12. Stop Motion Movie Making with LEGO runs June 18-22, 7am-6:16pm.

For information or to register, visit tinyurl.com/yc69wuph.

YOUTH PERFORMING ARTS SUMMER CAMPS Tabard Theatre, 29 N. San Pedro St, San Jose Tabard’s Summer Camps are fun adventures in musical theatre for youth of all skill levels. Campers will experience many facets of musical theatre and will rehearse a short review or mini-musical that they will perform at the end of the session. Camps run Monday-Friday, 9am-2pm. Session I is for ages 6-10 running June 18-22, Session II is for ages 7-12 running June 25-29 and Session III is for ages 8-14 running July 9-20.

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skills into its programming to help campers develop confidence, curiosity, and imagination. Our camp is open to any child between the ages of 6 and 14 (8th grade) years of age. Since this is a summer camp focused on building performing art skills, it is open to any and all skill levels. Campers will be placed into appropriate age group categories with no more than 8-10 in each age category. Camp each day will consist of a variety of performing arts opportunities for our campers. The camp will begin each day at 10:00 am. Parents can drop their camper off between 9:45am and 10:00am with their counselors in the courtyard. Parents must sign their camper in and out each day. There are the three main pathways offered at camp space in each pathway is limited, so please fill out and rank your choices on the registration form.

Theater Arts Pathway: This pathway will focus on acting

techniques, learning memorization, blocking, projection, improv, pantomime, script analysis and scene breakdown. (ages 8 and up) Broadway Dance Pathway: This pathway will focus on stage movement, choreography, different dance styles and techniques.

Musical Theatre Pathway: This pathway will focus on vocal exercise, singing in small groups, ensemble singing, stage presence, projection, and audition music choices.

Camp runs June 18-22. Ages 6-14. Registration is $155 before June 1.

For more information, visit sanbenitostage.org.

THE VOICE SUMMER CAMP Various locations in Morgan Hill The Music in Motion Performing Art Studios’ The Voice Summer

Camp is an opportunity for campers to improve their skill level in a short period of time. This camp offers intensive skill-enhancing week that is transformative, educational and fun. Campers will refine a solo song, perform their song in public and record it in a professional recording studio. Cost is $265. July 9-13 or July 30-August 3, 10am-2pm.

For more information, visit themusicinmotion.com.

VISUAL ARTS DAY CAMP: STOP MOTION MOVIE MAKING WITH LEGO 895 Barrett Ave, Morgan Hill Learn to bring LEGO creations to life. Create skits and plots, plan scenes with storyboards, build intricate LEGO sets and characters and learn how to animate and

For information and to register, visit tabardtheatre.org/ youth-programs.

WEEKEND FAMILY PROGRAMS ELKHORN SLOUGH SAFARI TOURS Moss Landing South Harbor, Dock A, 7881 Sandholdt Road, Moss Landing Elkhorn Slough Safari Nature Boat Tours offers views of an astounding array of wildlife. Witness sea otters, harbor seals, sea lions and hundreds of bird species while exploring one of California’s most spectacular wetlands. Tours are carefully scheduled to offer the best wildlife viewing possible. Tours last approximately 1.5-2 hours and can be scheduled any day of the week, advance reservations are required.

For more information, visit elkhornslough.com or call 831.633.5555.

GILROY GARDENS’ FAMILY CAMP NIGHTS 3050 Hecker Pass Hwy, Gilroy Gilroy Gardens’ Family Theme Park offers several Family Camp Nights throughout the summer.

Family Camp Nights offer the perfect camping experience for the whole family–even the little ones.

Camp with the family for Father’s Day on Saturday, June 16, for 4th of July weekend on Saturday, June 30, for Festival Weekend on Saturday, July 28 or for Labor Day weekend on Saturday, Sept. 1.

Visit, gilroygardens.org for updated information and tickets.

MORGAN HILL FREEDOM FEST

Freedom Fest is truly a hometown celebration and we are the largest annual event in Morgan Hill, put on entirely by volunteers!

Celebrate with us July 4th: • 7:45am Freedom Run • 9:30am Parade • noon Car Show • 5pm Fireworks on the Green Sponsor and Volunteer Opportunities are Available Contact Us 408.779.1776 or email info@mhfreedomfest.com.

MOVIES UNDER THE STARS Free family-friendly Movies, Dunne Park, Hollister Hollister Recreation encourages you to bring you lawn chairs and blankets to enjoy family friendly movies with you neighbors. Showtimes will begin around 8:30pm on June 15 & 29, July 20 & 27 and August 3 &10. For more information, call Hollister Recreation at 831.636.4390. To register, visit hollister.ca.gov.

SECOND SATURDAY ON THE FARM Each month Agricultural History Project produces 2nd Saturday on the Farm, a free family event focusing on a particular area of agriculture. Attendees of all ages can participate in regular Ag

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For information, visit aghistoryproject.org or call 831.724.5898.

T.A.G. PAINTBALL 2120 San Benito St, Hollister TAG Paintball offers a great place to create wonderful memories. Play paintball in a fair and safe environment and on a variety of courses and terrains. Low and medium impact paintball only, no paintballs on premises will stain clothing. Everything needed to play is included. Covered picnic tables and benches are provided for picnic lunches and photographers have access to sniper towers for aerial photos of games. Open Saturdays and Sundays, 9am-4pm, rain or shine. Minimum age is 8 years.

For more information, visit tag1984.com or call, 831.244.0950.

TRAMPOLINE PARK Rockin Jump Gilroy, 8787 San Ysidro Ave, Gilroy Rockin Jump Gilroy offers the ultimate indoor trampoline park.

Guests can soar in open jump arenas, do flips and somersaults, play trampoline dodgeball and more.

Guests of all ages can enjoy the Rockin’ Attractions with something for everyone. Open Tuesday-Sunday, hours vary. For more information, visit rockinjump.com/ gilroy/ or call, 408.713.5925.

LOCAL SWIMMING POOLS CENTENNIAL RECREATION CENTER Natorium, 171 W. Edmundson Ave, Morgan Hill Membership to the Aquatics Center is now combined with the Natorium at Centennial Recreation Center (CRC), and together the two facilities provide numerous recreational and fitness-related water ➝ 26

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Between Memorial Day weekend and the end of September, Rangers and Docents conduct campfire programs on Saturday evening. Finally, Ranger-lead programs take place monthly throughout the park. Three-mile long Coyote Lake provides opportunities for power boating, jet-skiing, water skiing, sailing, canoeing/kayaking and fishing. Family picnic sites are located at numerous locations along the west shoreline. BBQ picnic facilities are located south of the Anglers Cove picnic area. The Bear and Mendoza Ranch sections of the park have 35 miles of hiking, biking and equestrian trails that wind through oak studded canyons; and on top of grassy ridgelines, providing spectacular views of southern Santa Clara Valley. Trailheads can be found in all three sections of the park.

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COOL DOWN Squash the summer heat and swim in one of the the nearest pools at Morgan Hill Aquatics Center.

activities including lap swim, recreation swim, swim lessons and coed aquatic fitness plu one family night per month in June, July and August.

For more information, visit morganhill.ca.gov or call, 408.782.2128.

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Splash into summer with the City of Gilroy Recreation Department Summer Aquatics Program! The Aquatics program offers a variety of ways to enjoy the pool including lap swim, recreation swim, swim lessons, fitness classes, camps and pool parties. Swim Lessons and aquatics programs are available for ages 6 months to 15+ years. Hours of Operation Saturday and Sunday, June 2-17, 2018 from 11:30am-5pm. Tuesday - Sunday, June 19-August 5, 2018 from 11:30am-5pm. Closed: 7/4, 7/27, 7/28, 7/29, and Mondays.

Admission Fee is $5 weekdays/$7 weekends or purchase a Summer Pool Pass. For specific program information, call Recreation Coordinator Monica Sendejas at 408.846.0460 or visit ci.gilroy.ca.us/527/Aquatics

MORGAN HILL AQUATICS CENTER 16200 Condit Road, Morgan Hill The Morgan Hill Aquatics Center is the place to “Cool It” this summer 2018. With fun for kids young and old, the center has a number of attractions to make for a great summer day. Stop by and have a blast on the variety of water features or just enjoy a leisurely day poolside. With two large water slides, a water play feature, splash pad, a full size competition pool and a warm instructional pool, the Morgan Hill Aquatics Center is the aquatics hub of the South Bay. The facility is open year round for lap swim, aqua fitness classes, aquatics club practices and private events. Opens on weekends beginning Memorial Day Weekend Saturday, May 26, 11:30am - 5pm.

Summer Season June 11 - Aug. 12, Monday - Thursday: 11:30am - 4pm, Friday-Sunday: 11:30am - 6:30pm.

Open Weekends Aug. 18 through Sept, 16! - Weekends and Labor Day Monday, Sept. 3, 11:30am - 5pm.

Full season household pass (up to 5 people) $250 for residents, $320 for non-residents. Discount before May 31. Day passes $7-$12, infants under 2 and CRC members are free.

For more information, visit morganhill.ca.gov or call, 408.782.2134.

LOCAL & STATE PARKS COYOTE LAKE HARVEY BEAR RANCH 10840 Coyote Reservoir Road, Gilroy Nestled in the hills of Gilroy, Coyote Lake Harvey Bear Ranch County Park is a 6,695-acre regional recreation area offering many outdoor activities including camping, boating,

For more information about camping and other park activities, visit sccgov.org.

MOUNT MADONNA COUNTY PARK 7850 Pole Line Road, Watsonville Mt. Madonna County Park, one of the most majestic of Santa Clara County's regional park and recreation areas.

This 4,605 acre park is dominated by the redwood forest so characteristic of the Santa Cruz Mountain range. To the east, the park overlooks the Santa Clara Valley, to the west, Monterey Bay. As the slopes of Mt. Madonna descend toward the valley, the landscape changes from redwood forest to oak woodland, dense chaparral and grassy meadows. Park visitors may learn about areas where Ohlone Indians hunted and harvested, and will understand why cattle baron Henry Miller spent his summers here.

Hikers and equestrians have access to an extensive 14-mile trail system.

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Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital has been providing healthcare to residents of San Benito County for over 110 years and we continually strive to improve the delivery of professional healthcare for our community.

The healthcare industry is in a perpetual state of change, and we are well aware of these changes.

Throughout the country, hospitals are seeing a decline in inpatient volume for various reasons; innovations in the pharmaceutical industry have produced drugs that are keeping patients with chronic illness healthier, surgeries and procedures that once required inpatient care are now done on an outpatient basis, patients aren’t hospitalized for illnesses like they had been in the past and there is an ongoing focus on preventative care and wellness.

Across the country smaller hospitals are partnering with larger facilities to provide a broader array of services for their patients. Over the past few years in California alone, 17 district hospitals have affiliated or partnered with larger facilities or healthcare systems.

Change can provide opportunity. As healthcare changes, so does the business model of Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital and San Benito Health Care District to better serve our patients. We are reallocating resources to increase outpatient services such as community health centers, satellite laboratories and specialty centers. To succeed Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital is determined to be proactive and continually evaluate ways to contain costs, increase reimbursements, and develop new revenue. We intend to align or partner with a hospital or healthcare system to provide more specialists, create economies of scale and better streamline patient care services.

Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital (SVMH) has been identified as a potential partner. As we begin negotiations the San Benito Health Care District and SVMH will evaluate and determine what opportunities are sustainable and beneficial for both entities to preserve and strengthen the health care services provided for our community.

As we have throughout our history as a rural hospital, we continually adapt to the ever changing healthcare landscape. We are committed to provide quality professional healthcare for the residents of San Benito County for many years to come.

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Guided Kayak Tours will be held June 16-September 2 and Fridays, June 22 and 29, July 27, August 3 and 10, beginning at 8:30am.

For information and reservations, call 209.826.1197.

PACHECO STATE PARK KITE DAY 38787 Dinosaur Point Road, Hollister Pacheco State Park celebrates the wind at its 17th Kite Day. Bring the family for a entertaining afternoon of free activities including kite making and flying, face painting, crafts and pie eating and bubble gum blowing contests for various ages. Talk with local experts, enter fun contests, listen to music and watch the sky dance with colorful and unusual kites. Bring drinking water and a picnic lunch.

Event is open to the public, $10 dayuse parking fee per vehicle. Saturday, June 16, 11:30am-2:30pm.

NATURE TREK Coyote Lake Harvey Bear offers nearly 7,000 acres of outdoor activities including camping, boating and wildlife.

archery skills at the beautiful archery range. Overnight camping is one of the most popular activities at Mt. Madonna—explore Mt. Madonna camping in a tent, yurt or RV. Shaded picnic areas are available on a firstcome, first-served basis. Group picnic, group camping and youth camping areas are available by reservation.

understanding of these resources.

Visitors to the park can enjoy 16 historic structures, traditional ties to the Native American communities of the Matsun and Chalon people who resided in the region for thousands of years, and a diverse array of natural resources and wildlife species. Enjoy camping in the park or get a day pass.

park's waterfalls. The park contains individual picnic sites available on a first come, first served basis with some group sites for camping or picnicking available for reservation.

For more information about camping and other park activities, visit sccgov.org.

For more information and various points of entry, visit nps.gov/pinn.

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For more information, call 209.826.1196/1197.

Established in 1908, Pinnacles National Monument was designed to protect the Pinnacles volcanic formation, talus caves, associated lands and ecosystems for their scientific, educational and cultural values, by caring for their natural processes and wild character while providing opportunities for public enjoyment and

UVAS COUNTY PARK 8515 Croy Road, Morgan Hill This lushly wooded park of 1,147 acres, is nestled in upper Uvas Canyon on the eastern side of the Santa Cruz Mountains. Uvas County Park offers hiking, camping and picnicking opportunities throughout most of the year. Outdoor enthusiasts will find Uvas Canyon Park has much to offer. The park has 7.2 miles of hiking trails including a one mile Waterfall Loop that travels along Swanson Creek past many of the

For more information about camping and other park activities, visit sccgov.org.

GUIDED KAYAK TOURS Park Headquarters, 31426 Gonzaga Road, Gustine California State Parks staff will lead guided kayak tours of San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area where participants will explore the waters of O’Neill Forebay and learn about the flowers and wildlife of the area. No Experience is necessary, ages 8 and up.

Space is limited and reservations are required. $40 fee includes admission

HENRY COWELL REDWOODS STATE PARK FULL MOON MADNESS Day Use Area of Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park, Highway 9, Felton Full Moon Madness allows guests to experience Henry Cowell in a completely new way–at night. This free astronomy-based evening is perfect for the whole family and offers kids’ crafts, guided night hikes and a special astronomer guest speaker. Also featured, The Santa Cruz Astronomy Club will bring out their telescopes for stargazing. Event is free, vehicle day use fee is $10. This event will be held on three Friday Nights this summer: June 29, July 27 and August 24, 6pm each date.

For more information, call 831.335.4598.

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