Moraga Activity Guide Winter/Spring 2025

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Events........................... 3 SPARK........................... 5 Town ASEP.................... 6 Classes......................... 11 Senior Trips..................16 Community Spotlight.......18

REGISTRATION & TOWN INFORMATION REGISTRATION

Register for classes and activities online at moragarec.com or in person at Hacienda de las Flores, 2100 Donald Drive, Moraga.

Full payment is due at the time of registration.

All major credit cards are accepted. Checks are payable to “Town of Moraga.”

FEE POLICY

Class fees cannot be pro-rated for participants joining after the first class.

EMAIL COMMUNICATIONS

Communication regarding classes and activities is sent via email. Please make sure your email address and communication settings are up to date on your online account. Ensure you can receive emails from recdesk@moraga.ca.us.

CANCELLATIONS

Classes/activities may be cancelled due to low enrollment, inclement weather, or instructor availability.

If your class/activity is cancelled, you will be notified at least a week prior to the start date. A full refund will be given for cancellation of class/activity.

WITHDRAWAL & TRANSFER POLICY

TOWN DEPARTMENTS

Administrative Services........................ (925) 888-7033 Parks & Recreation................................ (925) 888-7045 Planning................................................. (925) 888-7040 Police (non-emergency)........................ (925) 888-7055 Public Works and Engineering.............. (925) 888-7026 Town Clerk............................................. (925) 888-7021 Town Manager....................................... (925) 888-7021

OTHER AGENCIES

Library.................................................... (925) 376-6852 Moraga-Orinda Fire District................. (925) 258-4599 Moraga School District......................... (925) 376-5943

TOWN COUNCIL

Meets at 5:30pm on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month in the Council Chambers Councilmember: Term Expiration: Kerry Hillis...........................................December 2026 Teresa Onoda.......................................December 2024 David Shapiro......................................December 2024 Renata Sos...........................................December 2024 Steve Woehleke...................................December 2026

Planning to withdraw? Don’t wait! You must request your withdrawal at least 14 days before the program starts to qualify for a credit or refund. Please note: a $12 fee per participant, per program applies. Miss the deadline? Unfortunately, no refunds or credits will be given. Also, refunds won’t be issued for missed classes or if you choose not to participate—so plan ahead!

Thinking of switching courses? We can help! Just let us know at least 14 days before the start date, and we’ll process your transfer. However, keep in mind, early bird discounts won’t transfer if the registration period has ended. Any fee differences will need to be settled when transferring.

COMMITTEES & COMMISSIONS

Why We Do This

Meets at 5:30pm, as needed, in the Council Chambers Chair, Larry Rosenberg

We understand that plans change, but in order for our programs to run smoothly, we need ample time to prepare. By finalizing enrollments 14 days in advance, we can ensure that our staff, equipment, and materials are all in place to create the best experience for everyone. Last-minute changes create unexpected challenges that could impact the quality of the program—something we strive to avoid for your benefit.

TAX INFO

Our tax ID# 94-2275991

Art in Public Spaces Committee

Meets at 4:00pm quarterly, on the 1st Thursday of each month at Hacienda de las Flores Chair, Teresa Onoda

Audit & Finance Committee

Meets at 5:00pm quarterly in the Council Chambers Town Treasurer & Chair, Bob Kennedy

GHAD Board

Meets as needed in the Council Chambers Chair, Current Mayor

Local Sales Tax Oversight Committee

Moraga Youth Involvement Committee Meets at 7:00pm on the 2nd Thursday of each month, September through May, at Hacienda de las Flores Chair, Vacant

Park & Recreation Commission

Meets at 6:30pm on the 2nd Monday of each month in the Council Chambers Chair, Julie Sanders

Planning Commission/Design Review Board

@moragarec recdesk@moraga.ca.us

Meets at 6:30pm on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month in the Council Chambers Chair, Ben Helber

EVENTS

Once Upon a Time February 2 at 11:00AM Hacienda de las Flores $40 per person

Cost includes food, entertainment, and children’s craft activity.

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Galentine’s DESIGN & WINE NIGHT

Mini Leather Crossbody Bag An elevated design workshop where guests will construct a one-of-a-kind leather bag. The perfect night out with your besties!

February 13th 6:30PM - 8:30PM Hacienda de las Flores $94/person

Includes all materials, tools, wine, and instruction

Pop-Up

Playdates

A safe, clean play space with developmentally appropriate activities and opportunities for unstructured play and socialization.

First Fridays February through May 10:00AM - 12:00pm Hacienda de las FLores La Sala This is a free activity, however registration is encouraged as space is limited.

Ages 2 - 5

Must be accompanied by an adult

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Ticket includes a souvenir event glass for unlimited pours from local breweries on day of event!

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Single drink option will be available at the event.

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EVENTS

Presale Tickets: $42 Day of Tickets: $49

Hacienda de las Flores 2100 Donald Drive visit moragarec.com for tickets & details

a Hacienda hoppy hour

This is a family-friendly event!

Local Breweries Food Trucks - REAL bUNNIES Live Entertainment

SunDAY April 13

12pM - 4PM

Spring Fling

Family Dance Friday, May 2 6:00pm - 8:00pm Hacienda de las Flores Snacks

DJ

Photobooth

$12 per person Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Pre-registration required.

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SPARK

seniors pursuing adventure, recreation, and knowledge

SPARK EVENTS

Moraga Parks & Recreation

Ignite Ignite your your curiosity curiosity and and embrace embrace new new experiences experiences with with Moraga Moraga Parks Parks & & Recreation’s Recreation’s newest newest venture... venture... SPARK! SPARK! Our Our mission mission is is to to inspire inspire active active adults adults and and seniors seniors through through adventure, adventure, fitness, education, education, and and community. community. We We provide provide engaging engaging field field trips trips to to fitness, local attractions, attractions, wellness wellness classes classes to to support support physical physical health, health, local educational educational workshops workshops for for personal personal growth, growth, and and community community activities activities to connection. SPARK SPARK empowers empowers seniors seniors to to to foster foster friendships friendships and and connection. pursue lifelong lifelong learning, learning, fitness, fitness, and and fun fun while while building building meaningful meaningful pursue relationships and and creating creating lasting lasting memories. memories. relationships

General Schedule

Mondays

Tuesdays

Wednesdays

Thursdays

Fridays

Flow Yoga AM

Chair Yoga AM

Senior Morning Mingle 1st Wednesdays

Chair Yoga AM

Tai Chi AM

Senior Trips Monthly Date/Time Vary

Tai Chi PM

Body & Brain Fitness for Boomers AM

Details can be found on pages 14 - 17

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TOWN ASEP

TOWN ASEP 2025 CALENDAR CLASS START TIMES Mondays: 4:30pm Tuesdays: 4:30pm Wednesdays: 3:15pm Thursdays: 4:30pm

1–31 No ASEP in January

3 Session 3 ASEP starts

17 Presidents’ Day

17 No School 31 Spring Break 6

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No ASEP

1–4 Spring Break 24 Open House

7 Session 4

22 Session 4

26–29 No ASEP

ASEP ends

ASEP starts

Town After-School Enrichment Programs TOWN ASEP is back with a fresh twist on your favorite after-school activities for the ’24–’25 school year! These unique enrichment programs, meticulously designed to amplify your child’s skills and cater to their interests, will be open to students from all Moraga elementary schools and those in homeschool programs. Unless otherwise specified, classes will be held at the Hacienda de las Flores at 2100 Donald Drive.

Rheem Bus Passes: Bus service will be available if your child attends Rheem Elementary School. The Lamorinda School Bus program will add a bus stop at the Hacienda. Children with an annual bus pass purchased through the school district can use this service free of charge.

Extended Care Program: The Town understands the need for flexible childcare options. That’s why we provide an optional extended care program for families needing childcare until 5:30 p.m. each day.

Extended care will be conveniently provided onsite at the Hacienda following dismissal from TOWN ASEP classes. Join us for homework time and fun!

NO CLASS DATES: Session 3: Winter No Class: 2/17, 3/17 Spring Break: 3/31–4/4 Session 4: Spring No Class: 4/24

TOWN ASEP

TOWN ASEP

TOWN ASEP Overview SESSION 3: WINTER February 3 – March 27, 2025 Day

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Strum & Sing with Ukes!

Agrarian CKL: Bake It Happen!

Berkeley Chess School: Chess Challenge Craft Club

Young Rembrandts: Funtoon Skyhawks Olympics Play-well TEKnologies: Minecraft Engineering using LEGO® Materials

MCVT: Glee Club Kidz Play-well TEKnologies: STEM Fundamentals with LEGO®

Bus Pass from Rheem Elementary

$54

$72

$72

$72

Extended Care min/max: 4/16

$54 4:30–5:30pm

$72 4:30–5:30pm

$162 3:15–5:30pm

$72 4:30–5:30pm

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Strum & Sing with Ukes!

Agrarian CKL: Bake It Happen!

Berkeley Chess School: Chess Challenge Creative Kids

Skyhawks Olympics Play-well TEKnologies: Radical Rides using LEGO® Materials

Craft Club Play-well TEKnologies: STEM Fundamentals with LEGO®

Bus Pass from Rheem Elementary

$63

$63

$63

$54

Extended Care min/max: 4/16

$63 4:30–5:30pm

$63 4:30–5:30pm

$141 3:15–5:30pm

$54 4:30–5:30pm

6 classes

8 classes

8 classes

8 classes

SESSION 4: SPRING April 7 – May 22, 2025 Day

7 classes

7 classes

7 classes

6 classes

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TOWN ASEP

Strum & Sing with Ukes!

Megan Dey-Toth • Ages 6–11 Join us in this fun beginning ukulele class! We will learn basic strums, the island strum, beginning chords, and chord progressions. We will sing and strum along to some of our favorite artists: Imagine Dragons, Katy Perry, Taylor Swift, and more!

You must bring your own ukulele. Lamorinda Music is a great place to purchase and carries youth ukes!

Session 3: Mondays, 2/3–3/24, 3:30–4:30pm $168R/$188NR No class 2/17, 3/17 Session 4: Mondays, 4/7–5/19, 3:30–4:30pm $196R/$216NR Location: Casita Min/Max: 4/12

Chess Berkeley Chess School • Ages 6–12 Immerse yourself in the exciting world of chess!

Chess is fun and can be learned quickly and easily!

Studies have found that chess helps improve test results in reading, science, and math, and produces growth in critical cognitive skills. Beyond academia, chess influences social behavior, including selfesteem, respect for others, patience, and good sportsmanship. And did we mention it’s FUN! Session 3: Tuesdays, 2/4–3/25, 3:30–4:30pm $183R/$203NR Session 4: Tuesdays, 4/8–5/20, 3:30–4:30pm $160R/$180NR Location: La Sala Min/Max: 10/20

Bake It Happen!

Agrarian Community Kitchen and Labs • Ages 6–11 Join us for “Bake It Happen,” an exciting baking class designed to help young chefs feel confident in the kitchen! Participants will explore a variety of baking techniques, from the science of baking to hands-on recipe creation. We’ll tackle delicious projects ranging from Neapolitan cupcakes and Hong Kong egg tarts to profiteroles and baklava. Each student will receive an apron and chef hat to decorate and take home.

Join us as we learn professional bakery techniques and savor exquisite flavors in a fun, supportive environment!

Session 3: Mondays, 2/3–3/24, 3:30–4:30pm $280R/$300NR No class 2/17, 3/17 Session 4: Mondays, 4/7–5/19, 3:30–4:30pm $327R/$347NR Location: La Sala Min/Max: 2/20 8

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Craft Club Town Staff • Ages 5–12 Have your child join other Moraga students with hands-on arts & crafts projects that your child will create in this in-house workshop-style program!

Think it! Make it! Take it!

Session 3: Tuesdays, 2/4–3/25, 3:30–4:30pm $174R/$194NR Session 4: Thursdays, 4/10–5/22, 3:30–4:30pm $156R/$176NR No class 4/24 Location: Casita; Min/Max: 10/16

Creative Kids Creative Kids Staff • Ages 7–11 This class will offer your child the creativity boost they need to fuel their minds towards learning goals.

We will cover a variety of lesson plans that include painting, drawing, and critical skill building. This class encourages the students to use their imagination and express their individuality through collaborative assignments where students explore new ideas.

Integrate problem-solving using creativity and basic creative thinking and language skills. Build problem-solving skills by navigating artistic challenges and completing art projects. Each day will be a new creative journey with fun challenges and imagination-building!

Session 4: Tuesdays, 4/8–5/20, 3:30–4:30pm $182R/$202NR Location: Casita; Min/Max: 3/15

Skyhawks After-School Olympics Skyhawks Sports • Ages 5–10 This multi-sport program combines all your favorite Skyhawks sports and games into one action-packed enrichment class. Participants will learn and play fun Skyhawks variations of Baseball, Basketball, Capture the Flag, Dodgeball, Flag Football, Kickball, Soccer, Track and Field, Ultimate Frisbee, and Volleyball. By adding just the right amount of friendly competition, this program teaches boys and girls skill development, teamwork, sportsmanship, leadership, and strategy. Bring your friends or make new ones.

Session 3: Wednesdays, 2/5–3/26, 2:15–3:15pm $228R/$248NR Session 4: Wednesdays, 4/9–5/21, 2:15–3:15 pm $263R/$283NR Location: Hacienda Lawn; Min/Max: 7/16

Funtoon Art Young Rembrandts • Ages 5–10 Unleash your child’s inner comic with Young Rembrandts cartoon drawing classes! Watch them master the art of exaggeration and facial expressions in our “Cold Faces” and “Dad Expressions” lessons. They’ll also bring to life cuddly polar bears and craft hilarious stories through sequential art, like our silly shaving series. It’s a fantastic way to nurture their creativity and storytelling skills. Get ready for loads of drawing fun—enroll your child today!

Session 3: Wednesdays, 2/5–3/26, 2:15–3:15pm $149R/$169NR Location: Casita; Min/Max: 12/20

Glee Club Kidz Myeve Capozzi Vocal Train • Ages 5–8 It’s Gonna Be The Best Day Of Your Life in Glee Club Kidz…Glee Club with a twist! In Glee Club Kidz, you will have the unique opportunity to be the creators and stars of your own Glee Club! You will collaborate with Clubmates to choose songs, create your show-stopping choreography, choose the props you want to make to accompany the songs, and prepare for a live Showcase at the end of the session. K-Pop, Tay Swift, Musical Theater, Contemporary Pop songs…whatever the musical trend is…you decide!

If You Can’t Stop the Feeling, join Glee Club Kidz and see where your creativity and talent take you!

Session 3: Thursdays, 2/6–3/27, 3:30–4:30pm $244R/$264NR Location: Casita Min/Max: 10/16

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Play-Well TEKnologies Play-Well Staff • Ages 5–12

Minecraft Engineering with LEGO® Materials Venture into the world of Minecraft in our unique LEGO® experience. Get ready to build your base, craft your tools, use your Minecart to harvest raw resources, and battle to stop the Ender Dragon from ending the world. Come explore the endless possibilities of LEGO® with a trained Play-Well instructor.

Session 3: Wednesdays, 2/5–3/26, 2:15–3:15pm $325R/$345NR

Radical Rides using LEGO® Materials Start your engines with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as you dive into the vast world of vehicles!

Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea, and air, with the assistance of experienced Play-Well instructors. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears, and everything that vrooms and zooms!

Session 4: Wednesdays, 4/9–5/21, 2:15–3:15pm $285R/$305NR

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STEM FUNdamentals with LEGO® Materials Level up your engineering skills with Play-Well TEKnologies and tens of thousands of LEGO® parts!

Apply real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture through engineer-designed projects.

Projects are rotated seasonally to ensure that even returning students get a new experience, so join us to design and build as never before and explore your craziest ideas.

Session 3: Thursdays, 2/6–3/27, 3:30–4:30pm $325R/$345NR Session 4: Thursdays, 4/10–5/22, 3:30–4:30pm $244R/$264NR No class 4/24 Location: La Sala Min/Max: 10/16

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for Children Super Soccer Stars Super Soccer Stars Contra Costa • Ages 1–10

Parent & Me Pre-Soccer Movement Class

Ages 12–24 months Our coaches and puppet friends, Mimi & Pepe, take toddlers through a world of exciting physical activity.

Play-based activities and engaging original music is used to develop pre-soccer skills in a fun and nurturing environment.

Saturdays, 1/18–3/15, 9:00–9:40am 8 classes, $296R/$316NR Location: Hacienda de las Flores Saturdays, 3/30–5/25, 9:00–9:40am 8 classes, $296R/$316NR No class 4/20 Location: Moraga Commons Park

Super Soccer Tots

Ages 2–3 Every class includes an introduction to physical activities, rich language exposure, and movements such as running, hopping, jumping and changing directions. We also focus on soccer activities by introducing skills for simple body movements including coordination and stability building. The curriculum incorporates fun dribbling and shooting activities to teach positive social interaction and the basic skills of soccer.

Saturdays, 1/18–3/15, 9:50–10:30am 8 classes, $321R/$341NR Sundays, 1/19-3/16, 9:00–9:40am 8 classes, $321R/$341NR Thursdays, 2/6–3/28, 4:15–4:55pm 8 classes, $321R/$341NR Sundays, 3/30–5/25, 9:50–10:30am 8 classes, $321R/$341NR No class 4/20 Thursdays, 4/10–5/22, 4:00–4:40pm 7 classes, $284R/$304NR Location: Moraga Commons Park

Super Soccer Stars FUNdamentals

Ages 3–4 This class is designed for children to be comfortable with the ball by further developing soccer skills such as dribbling, shooting and the introduction of passing. We practice partner activities to promote sharing, listening, respect and cooperation. Physical

activities include dynamic exercises like moving with pace, changing directions and lateral agility.

Saturdays, 1/18–3/15, 10:40–11:20am 8 classes, $321R/$341NR Location: Hacienda de las Flores Sundays, 1/19–3/16, 9:50–10:30am 8 classes, $321R/$341NR Location: Moraga Commons Park Sundays, 3/30–5/25, 10:40–11:30am 8 classes, $321R/$341NR No class 4/20 Location: Moraga Commons Park Thursdays, 4/10–5/22, 4:50–5:30pm 7 classes, $284R/$304NR Location: Moraga Commons Park

CLASSES

CLASSES

Super Soccer Stars FUNdamentals*

Ages 4–7 The primary focus for this age group is body movement with the ball. Your child will be introduced to juggling, concepts of teammates and teamwork, and other skill-building activities. Each class includes dynamic activities, which involve dribbling techniques and moves to promote confidence with the ball. *Classes offered to various age groups.

Ages 4–5: Saturdays, 1/18–3/15, 11:30am–12:15pm 8 classes, $321R/$341NR Location: Hacienda de las Flores Ages 4–6: Thursdays, 2/6–3/28, 5:00–5:45pm 8 classes, $321R/$341NR Ages 5–7: Sundays, 1/19–3/16, 10:40–11:30am 8 classes, $321R/$341NR Sundays, 3/30–5/25, 11:40am–12:40pm 8 classes, $321R/$341NR No class 4/20 Thursdays, 4/10–5/22, 5:40–6:40pm 7 classes, $284R/$304NR Location: Moraga Commons Park

Super Soccer Stars Skills and Drills Ages 7–10 In this class, we increase familiarity of space to enable children to develop team skills in a game environment. Emphasis is placed on awareness of teammates, skills, and drills!

Sundays, 1/19–3/16, 11:40am–12:40pm 8 classes, $321R/$341NR Location: Moraga Commons Park Min/Max: 6/12

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CLASSES

Music Together Music Together Staff • Ages 0–5 Fun. Fabulous. Uplifting. Magical. These are just a few of the ways that parents describe Music Together. Each week in Music Together classrooms around the world, babies, toddlers, preschoolers, big kids—and the grownups who love them—gather to make music as a community. Music Together classes provide a true family music experience, as siblings can attend mixedage classes together. Playful, rich, and engaging, our kids’ music and movement classes also offer other important benefits.

Tuesdays, 1/7–3/11, 9:30–10:15am Tuesdays, 1/7–3/11, 10:30–11:15am Tuesdays, 3/25–5/27, 9:30–10:15am Tuesdays, 3/25–5/27, 10:30–11:15am 10 classes all sessions Fee: $305 first child, $215 each additional child Location: Casita ; Min/Max: 6/12

Skyhawks Hoopster Tots

Skyhawks Sports Staff • Ages 3–4 Skyhawk coaches provide a positive environment where kids at all levels can develop at their own pace with lots of encouragement and a big focus on fun!

Our development objectives include ball control, dribbling, passing, shooting, coordination, balance, body movement, teamwork, sportsmanship, and self-esteem.

Wednesdays, 1/8–3/26, 4:30–5:15pm 12 classes, 401R/$421NR Wednesdays, 4/9–5/21, 4:30–5:15pm 7 classes, $228R/$248NR Location: Los Perales Multipurpose Room Min/Max: 6/10

Skyhawks Basketball Fun and Fundamentals Skyhawks Sports Staff • Ages 5–6 Through skill-based drills, games, and competitions, participants develop the skills and confidence to take the next step in Basketball. Our development objectives include Basketball Fundamentals as well as advanced game strategy including positions, plays, court spacing, offensive/defensive transitions, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Players of all abilities can participate in friendly competition with lots of encouragement and a big focus on fun!

Wednesdays, 1/8–3/26, 5:30–6:15pm 12 classes, $401R/$421NR Wednesdays, 4/9–5/21, 5:30–6:15pm 7 classes, $228R/$248NR Location: Los Perales Multipurpose Room Min/Max: 6/10 12

NAofA All Sorts of Sports Junior Club National Academy of Athletics • Ages 4–6 This program gives children a fun, active and educational experience tailored to the abilities of their age group. Your child will have a blast learning motor skills and coordination while playing games with the other children that may include: baseball, soccer, flag football, capture the flag, relay & obstacle races and a whole lot more. Featuring structured simple activities, individual and team-building challenges along with small, sided competitions to develop and engage small athletes.

Tuesdays/Thursdays, 3/4–27, 4:00–5:30pm 8 classes, $197R/$217NR Location: Moraga Commons Bandshell Min/Max: 10/14

NAofA Junior Hoops Basketball Development Program – Hot Shots National Academy of Athletics • Ages 6–7 This program is designed for kids to learn the basic concepts of basketball. In this class the staff guides the children through a series of rhythm, speed, balance and coordination skills and drills. Kids have fun working through obstacles as they learn to dribble, pass and shoot the ball. This program focuses on the basic fundamentals of basketball with a creative twist to help the children better understand the concepts of the game.

Sundays, 3/2–23, 9:30–11am 4 classes, $130R/$150NR Location: Moraga Commons Basketball Courts Min/Max: 8/14

NAofA All Sorts of Sports Club National Academy of Athletics • Ages 7–12 The All Sorts of Sports coed program by National Academy of Athletics is packed with fun! Whether your child is a beginner or more experienced player, this multi-sport camp is a perfect place for kids to be introduced to the world of sports, teamwork and athletics. Games we play include, basketball, dodgeball, soccer, kickball, flag football, capture the flag, Ultimate Frisbee, obstacle races and a whole lot more. Your children will learn new skills while having a blast and making new friends.

Tuesdays/Thursdays, 4/8–5/1, 4:00–5:30pm 8 classes, $197R/$217NR Location: Moraga Commons Bandshell Min/Max: 10/14

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Moraga Day Camp is looking for teens with a passion for leadership, fun, and working with younger kids to join the Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Program! Open to teens ages 12–15, Counselors in Training will work alongside Recreation Leaders, learning the ropes of being a counselor and team leader at Moraga Day Camp.

CITs will shadow experienced counselors, assist in leading games, crafts, and activities, and entertain younger campers—all while learning valuable skills in teamwork, responsibility, and communication.

CLASSES

Counselor-in-Training Program

Splashball Lamorinda Water Polo Staff • Ages 5–9

Designed for girls and boys, ages 5 to 9, with little or no water polo experience. The players will learn the basics of the game while having loads of fun. Splashball is a no-contact program held in a shallow pool and floatation devices are available. Students should have basic swim skills: 25 yards free, 25 yards backstroke, 30 seconds tread water.

Sundays, 4/13–5/18, & Saturday, 5/10 5:00–6:00pm 5 classes, $145R/$165NR No class 4/20 and 5/11 Location: Miramonte High School Swim Center Min/Max: 25/100

Skateboarding 101 Rob Skate Academy • Ages 6–12 Come join one of the hottest programs in Moraga and learn how to skateboard with top professionals.

We welcome both beginner and intermediate skaters who want to learn more about the sport and how to keep themselves safe. This is an action-packed camp for thrill-seekers! Requirements: skateboard, closedtoe shoes, helmet. Full pads are recommended.

For more information, visit robskate.com.

Saturdays, 2/1–15, 10:45–11:45am 3 classes, $143 Saturdays, 3/1–15, 10:45–11:45am 3 classes, $143 Saturdays, 4/12–26, 10:45–11:45am 3 classes, $143 Saturdays, 5/3–17, 10:45–11:45am 3 classes, $143 Location: Lamorinda Skatepark Min/Max: 5/20

This role comes with meaningful responsibilities, as CITs are expected to help with setup and cleanup, guide campers, and act as role models. CITs will gain hands-on experience that could set them up for future roles as Recreation Leaders or other positions working with children.

Participants should be committed, punctual, and responsible, treating this opportunity like a job. With direct supervision from the Camp Director, Recreation Leaders, and Parks and Recreation administration, CITs will develop life skills and have an unforgettable summer making a positive impact at camp!

Schedules will be available weekly, June 9–August 8, for AM or PM shifts. Most weeks will also include one-full day (9am–3pm) to accommodate an off-site excursion.

Requirements: • Age 12–15 (by June 2) • Mandatory orientation night May 8, 2025 • Mandatory training with camp staff, June 2-6; specific dates and times will be provided at orientation • Minimum of one full-week of availability throughout the summer If chosen to be a participant, CITs will be able to register for the weeks and schedule they can commit to.

Interview dates: April 14–18 Fee: $80/week Registration for an interview time does not guarantee admission into the CIT Program.

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for Adults

Adult Cooking Workshops

Virtual Driver’s Ed

Zinnia Wildflower Supper Club offers a culinary adventure. Everything from fresh pasta, breads, pastries, and how to build a visually stunning cheeseboard that will satisfy all your senses.

CLASSES

Bay Area Driving School • Ages 15+

This is a virtual Driver’s Education with a live instructor.

Students will enjoy a series of Driver’s Education lectures including understanding the responsibilities of having a driver’s license, learning the rules of the road, and accident-avoidance procedures. Independent assignments will be completed during the week. Course also includes practice questions, defensive driving movies, and written test prep. Upon successful completion, students will receive a certificate of completion.

Option to take full course online at your own pace available for $52. Register for self-paced class at any time.

Saturdays, 2/1–22, 9:00am–12:00pm Saturdays, 3/8–29, 9:00am–12:00pm Saturdays, 5/3–24, 9:00am–12:00pm Self-Pace: Ongoing Registration Fee: $244R/$264NR Location: Online Min/Max: None

Zinnia Wildflower Supper Club • 21+

Foccaccia Learn how to make decorative focaccia with a variety of vegetables, fresh herbs, and olive tapenade. Class will be shown how to make a quick focaccia dough and then have the chance to use their dough as their very own canvas—a delicious canvas that will be enjoyed at the end of class or take home and share with friends and family!

Wednesday, 2/5, 5:00–7:00pm, $52

Beginning Scent Work Get Ready! Dogs, LLC • Ages 18+ Do you have a busy, active dog? Welcome to the sport of Scent Work! This class utilizes techniques similar to those used to train professional detection dogs. Scent Work and search skills harness dogs’ natural instincts and love of hunting. Your dog will have fun, build confidence, and use mental and physical energy during the class and homework sessions.

Wednesdays, 1/15–3/5, 6:00–7:30pm 8 classes, $208R/$228NR Location: Casita Min/Max: 4/8

Beginning and Intermediate Scent Work Get Ready! Dogs, LLC • Ages 18+

This class is open to both beginning and intermediate dogs. Dogs new to Scent Work will be introduced to the fun and challenges of the scenting game. Intermediate dogs will continue to strengthen their searching skills by building on the foundation started in Beginning Scent Work.

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Boards and Bubbles What’s better than champagne and cheese? A class on how to build a gorgeously arranged cheese and charcuterie board. This is a hands-on class on how to create a visual and tasty plethora of local and imported cheese and meats. This is a perfect class for those who enjoy a little bubbly while being crafty with our community.

Tuesday, 2/11, 1:00–3:00pm, $78

Gnocchi—The Northern Italian Classic Learn how to make this Northern Italian classic dumpling. Chef Francesca will demonstrate how to make gnocchi, then the participants will partake in the shaping activities. Students will be provided a recipe card and be able to take their dough home to practice new recipes.

Tuesday, 3/11, 5:00–7:00pm, $62 All workshops: Location: Casita; Min/Max: 6/12

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Resin Retreat Workshops Resin Retreat • 18+

An introduction to epoxy resin! Create and pour your own design in a wood serving tray. Color combinations and styles of pour are infinite. Let the creativity and resin flow!

Workshop 1: Tuesday, 3/4, 6–8pm, $87 Workshop 2: Tuesday, 5/6, 6–8pm, $87 Location: Casita; Min/Max: 4/16

Tai Chi Rita Ding Ma • Ages 18+ Learn Tai Chi for physical health, stress reduction, balance, posture, mind-body connection, energy flow, vitality, and social connection. Instructor and Moraga resident, Rita Ding Ma, will guide you through the fundamentals she learned through years of study with Master Chen in Xi’an China, home of the clay soldiers.

Thursdays, 1/9–2/27, 7:00–8:00pm 8 classes Thursdays, 3/6–5/1, 7:00–8:00pm 8 classes Fridays, 1/10–2/28, 9:00–10:00am 8 classes Fridays, 3/7–5/2, 9:00am – 10:00am 8 classes No class 4/3 and 4/4 $208R/$228NR Location: Casita; Min/Max: 6/12

Maria Inez Martinez • 55+ Join us in a safe, supportive, fun yoga class accessible to all bodies! Specifically designed to stretch and strengthen the seasoned body. Improve your health, move your body, relieve tension, and increase your physical wellbeing, all from a chair! Students may choose to participate on a mat as well (please bring a mat). Marina Inez Martinez is an E-RYT 200 and certified in REWIND Golden Yoga for boomers and seniors.

Tuesdays, 1/14–3/25, 10:00–11:00am 11 classes, $228R/$248NR Tuesdays, 4/8–5/20, 10:00–11:00am 7 classes, $145R/$165NR Thursdays, 1/16–3/27, 10:00–11:00am 11 classes, $228R/$248NR Thursdays, 4/10–5/22, 10:00–11:00am 7 classes, $145R/$165NR Location: La Sala; Min/Max: 6/14

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for Seniors Chair Yoga

Body and Brain Fitness for Boomers & Beyond Maria Inez Martinez • 55+ Fun brain and body fitness for the seasoned adult focusing on seven daily exercises to help prevent falls.

We will focus on flexibility, strength, and balance with progressive exercises, drills, and group games working the body and brain. This is a fun, social class!

Fridays, 1/17–3/21 11 classes, $234R/$254NR Fridays, 4/11–5/23 10:00–11:00am 7 classes, $182R/$202NR Location: La Sala; Min/Max: 4/8

Gentle Yoga Flow Jenny Runckel • 18+

Gentle Yoga Flow class incorporates mind, body, and breath. We will flow through yoga poses while working on breath and to increase strength, flexibility, and body awareness. Focusing on whole-self well-being by incorporating breath and meditation will create a union between body and mind. This class is for all levels of experience. Bring your mat, water bottle, and a smile.

Mondays, 1/27–3/24, 9:00–10:00am 8 classes, $166R/$186NR No class 2/17 Mondays, 4/7–5/19, 9:00–10:00am 7 classes, $145R/$165NR Location: La Sala; Min/Max: 5/15 MORAGA ACTIVITY GUIDE • WINTER/SPRING 2025 • R=RESIDENT RATE NR=NONRESIDENT RATE

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SENIOR TRIPS Some Like It Hot Orpheum Theatre January 22, 2025 Hosted Lunch Winner of 4 Tony Awards®, including Best Choreography and Best Costumes and the Grammy Award® for Best Musical Theater Album, Some Like It Hot is “A Super-Sized, All-Out Song-And-Dance Spectacular!”

– The New York Times Set in Chicago when Prohibition has everyone thirsty for a little excitement, Some Like It Hot is the “glorious, big, high-kicking” (Associated Press) story of two musicians forced to flee the Windy City after witnessing a mob hit. With gangsters hot on their heels, they catch a cross-country train for the life-chasing, life-changing trip of a lifetime.

Activity Level: 2

San Francisco in 2025. Adapted by film creators Bob Gale and Robert Zemeckis, with music by Alan Silvestri and Glen Ballard, this Broadway-bound show features iconic songs like “The Power of Love” and “Johnny B. Goode.” Follow Marty McFly as he races against time to fix history and return to the future.

Get ready for a groundbreaking musical experience!

Activity Level: 2

Craig Smith Tour – San Francisco March 26, 2025 Hosted Lunch “Follow That Seagull” San Francisco’s 49-Mile Scenic Drive 49 MILES, because San Francisco is approximately 49 Square Miles & the ‘49ers of the Gold Rush.

It was designed for guests visiting the 1939–40 World’s Fair to see the most important attractions and beauty of the City.

San Francisco is the only city in the world known to have such a comprehensive tour.

Come celebrate a San Francisco tradition for 86 years!

Activity Level: 3

SENIOR Cache Creek Casino – Transportation Only

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February 12, 2025 No-Host Lunch Transport Only trip – Join us for a fun-filled day trip to Cache Creek Casino, where excitement awaits with slot machines, table games, and delicious dining options. Enjoy the scenic drive, good company, and a chance to test your luck in a lively setting. Don’t miss out on this exciting adventure, perfect for a day of entertainment and relaxation!

Activity Level: 1

Back to the Future: The Musical Golden Gate Theatre March 5, 2025 Hosted brunch at the Hacienda prior to the trip.

No lunch stop. Concessions will be open.

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First* Wednesday of the Month Jan. 8* Feb. 5 Mar. 5 Apr. 2 May 7

Hacienda de las Flores 9:30am - 11:00am Enjoy light morning refreshments while socializing with friends.

This is a free-event, but please register to RSVP. www.moragarec.com (925) 888-7037

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Elliston Vinyards High Tea – Sunol April 17, 2025 Hosted Lunch Indulge in a delightful afternoon tea experience at Elliston Vineyards. Our seasonal three-course tea set features a variety of delectable sandwiches, savories, and desserts paired with tea or a glass of mimosa. Or opt in for a flight of mimosas!

Note: Vegan, egg-free, or gluten-free tea sets are not able to be accommodated.

Activity Level: 2

Filoli Gardens – with Tour May 14, 2025 Recognized as one of the finest remaining country estates of the early 20th century, Filoli welcomes the public to this remarkable 654–acre property, including the 36,000 square foot Georgian country house and spectacular 16–acre English Renaissance garden.

Cost of the trip includes transportation, admission fees, a 30-minute guided tour, and a box lunch. Lunch choices will be asked two weeks prior to the event.

Activity Level: 3

Filoli Gardens – Transportation and Entrance only May 15, 2025 No-Host Lunch Recognized as one of the finest remaining country estates of the early 20th century, Filoli welcomes the public to this remarkable 654–acre property, including the 36,000 square foot Georgian country house and spectacular 16–acre English Renaissance garden.

Cost of the trip includes transportation and admission fees. Lunch will be at your own leisure. The Quail Café will be open.

Activity Level: 3

A Beautiful Noise: A Neil Diamond Musical Golden Gate Theatre June 4, 2025 Hosted Lunch A Beautiful Noise tells the inspiring true story of Brooklyn-born Neil Diamond, one of America’s greatest hitmakers. Created in collaboration with Diamond, the musical chronicles his rise from a kid with big dreams to a chart-topping icon with 120 million albums sold and hits like “Sweet Caroline” and “America.” With a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award and sold-out concerts worldwide, Diamond’s story takes center stage on Broadway. Featuring his iconic songs, A Beautiful Noise is an electrifying, feel-good musical memoir, in the spirit of Jersey Boys and Beautiful: The Carole King Musical.

Activity Level: 2

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COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT The Moraga Garden Club New to Moraga and an aspiring or experienced gardener? Ready to make new friends?

The Moraga Garden Club is the place for you!

• Nine monthly meetings offer expert speakers on myriad topics • Year-round Garden Study meets informally monthly at a member’s house to share gardening joys or issues • Spring Salad Luncheon Fundraiser with dynamic speaker • Year-end tour of members’ home gardens (for members only) • Opportunities to participate in creating and maintaining visual beauty around Town • Learn about and participate in the maintenance of the Monarch Butterfly Habitat at Rancho Laguna Park and the preservation of the Monarch • Become versed in seed propagation, water preservation, composting, reforestation and more • Established in 1970, we are a diverse group with a wide range of talents, ideas and gardening know-how. Best of all, there is always room for one more.

• For monthly meeting details, look for us in the Garden Section of the Lamorinda News.

• For more details about who and what we are and membership information, check us out at www.moragagardenclub.org.

Lamorinda Village: Empowering Independent Aging What is Lamorinda Village?

Lamorinda Village is not just an organization, it’s a vibrant, close-knit community dedicated to empowering and enriching the lives of its seniors. We are a local, grassroots movement committed to ensuring that older adults in the Lamorinda area can age gracefully and independently within the comfort of their own homes.

Our Mission Actively building a vibrant community that embraces connections, caring, and choices on how we live and thrive.

Lamorinda Village offers a wide range of essential services and fosters a supportive network for older adults, enabling them to lead active, fulfilled lives while staying connected with their neighbors and community.

What We Offer Lamorinda Village provides a comprehensive array of volunteer services and activities tailored to meet the unique needs and desires of our members. These include: • Transportation: Volunteer drivers for medical appointments, grocery shopping, and social outings.

• Home Maintenance: Volunteer assistance with everyday household tasks and minor repairs to ensure a safe and comfortable living environment.

• Tech Assistance: Skilled volunteers ready to assist with your computer and technology-related issues.

• Grocery and Errand Support: Dedicated volunteers available to help you with grocery shopping, errands, and pharmacy pickups for your essential needs.

• Social Activities: A wide variety of events, outings, and gatherings that promote social engagement and community connections.

• Educational Opportunities: Workshops and classes to encourage lifelong learning and personal growth.

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Moraga Citizens Network

Our Community At Lamorinda Village, you’re not just a member, you’re a valued part of our community. We believe in the power of strong connections and friendships, and we offer countless ways for you to meet like-minded individuals who share your interests and passions.

Contact Us Ready to learn more or become a member and/or volunteer? Reach out to us today. We are here to answer your questions, provide more information, and help you take the first step toward an active, independent, and fulfilling life in Lamorinda.

Website: www.lamorindavillage.org Phone: (925) 283-3500 Email: info@lamorindavillage.org

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• Physical Activities: Engage in a variety of fitness options, including yoga classes, walking/hiking groups, and Fall Prevention classes designed to help older adults stay active and maintain their fitness.

• Volunteering: Opportunities to give back to the community and make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

Good communication helps create a sense of community, of belonging, of feeling included.

That is part of the mission of Moraga Citizens Network. Here are two tools we offer to assist you in knowing what is happening in Moraga—the where, the when, and the how YOU can feel more a part of this town.

The MCN Link • This bi-monthly e-bulletin links you to up-to-date announcements of Moraga events like public meetings, concerts, festivals, library classes and so much more.

• See a sample on our website in “Newsletter Archives” and then give it a try for a couple of months. Use the Sign Up button on the website or email ellen.beans@gmail.com Website: www.MoragaCitizensNetwork.org • Lists “Opportunities for Involvement” with contact information and description for many organizations like Garden Club, Lions, etc.

• Holds a comprehensive calendar for most Moraga events and public meetings • Lists Moraga’s “Parks and More” with locations and descriptions • Describes many of Moraga’s “Annual Events” Check us out! Stay connected! Sign up for The MCN Link!

Moraga Historical Society There is an awakening at the Moraga Historical Society! Last year has seen an increase in membership, Sunday afternoon speakers, website development, and overall interest in the history of Moraga.

The Historical Society was a bountiful contributor to Moraga’s 50th anniversary of incorporation observance with quarterly newsletters highlighting the steps that were taken leading to incorporation and those involved. (Go to moragahistory.org for more details or to purchase our history book, Moraga’s Pride.)

The History Center is located on the right side of the Moraga Library and is open every Thursday, 1:00 to 3:00pm, or by appointment. We are looking for volunteers to help us digitalize our archives.

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The Moraga Library invites everyone to participate in our diverse and enriching programs for all ages! Whether you’re seeking academic support, creative outlets, or fun activities, we have something for everyone.

Join us at the Moraga Library and be part of a vibrant community of learners and creators.

For more information, call us at (925) 376-6852 or visit our website at ccclib.org.

Weekly Programs: STEM Homework Help Every Tuesday 3:00–5:00pm Our knowledgeable volunteer is available to assist students with homework assignments relating to science, algebra, trigonometry, calculus, fractions, decimals, and word problems. Students should bring related homework assignments and textbooks.

Storytime Every Wednesday 10:30am Join us for stories, songs, and movements geared for ages 0-3 (older siblings welcome).

Children must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver.

Computer Help from Volunteer Docents Every Saturday 1:00–3:00pm Our volunteer computer docent is available on Saturday afternoons to assist with basic computer skills, printing, and copying. Patrons can sign up for a 30-minute appointment. Call the Moraga Library at (925) 376-6852 or visit during open hours to sign up for an appointment.

Drop-in help is available as time allows.

Monthly Programs: Spanish (bilingual) Storytime First Thursday of the month 10:30am Join amiga Nina for stories and songs in Spanish and English! Storytime at the library reinforces a lifelong love of learning while building language and literacy skills.

LEGO® Lounge First Thursday of the month 4:00–5:00pm The Moraga Library hosts a LEGO® Lounge where kids can build with provided LEGO® bricks, use their imagination, interact with other kids, and listen to music. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO® Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize, or endorse this program.

Moraga Knitting & Crochet Club Second Tuesday of the month 6:00–7:30pm Join us for the Monthly Moraga Knitting & Crochet Club. This is a drop-in program so bring your current knitting or crochet projects. Share tips and techniques with other enthusiastic knitters. Enjoy a relaxing and creative atmosphere.

All skill levels welcome. No reservation is necessary.

YA DIY Hour: Drop-in Crafts for Teens & Tweens Second Tuesday of the month 4:00–5:00pm We provide a wide variety of art and craft supplies; Teens and Tweens provide their imaginations. Come make something!

Rotary Club of Moraga Our Club was founded in Moraga in 1967, one of the 33,000 Rotary Clubs worldwide. As a service club, we support many excellent community organizations such as MEF, Food Bank, Moraga Citizens Network, Chamber of Commerce, and Moraga schools, and participate in some international projects as well. In the 1980s, Rotary International initiated and continues to guide “Polio Plus,” the worldwide effort to eradicate the disease of polio, which is close to success.

We built the All-Access Playground at the Moraga Commons, and this year our donations helped fund the Moraga Commons picnic area improvements. We have awarded scholarships to some Campolindo seniors, and we sponsor Scout Troop 246 in Moraga, six Odyssey of the Mind teams from Moraga schools, and we

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CERT Winter Class Registration in Progress Disasters can happen at any time! While we cannot stop them, a great way to prepare for earthquakes as well as other disasters is to take the Lamorinda Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) class series. We invite residents to register for the Winter class starting January 8, 2025. The Winter class series will be held Wednesday nights, January 8 to March 5, 6:30 to 9:30 pm.

The subjects covered in the class include: personal and home preparedness for all-hazard emergencies, hazardous materials and fire safety, disaster medical response, light search and rescue, Incident Command System, disaster psychology, terrorism, radio communications and pet preparedness. The information you will learn in these classes is key for preparedness and response for you and your family should disaster strike, and spaces are filling up fast. To register go to http://classes.lamorindacert.org.

The Lamorinda CERT Foundation water drum sale is also now in progress. Lamorinda CERT sells water storage drums in various sizes as well as fire extinguishers, GMRS and HAM hand-held radios, and utility shutoff tools. The sale is on now through noon October 31. Pickup for drums ordered will be held on the evening of Friday, November 8, and the morning of Saturday, November 9, behind Fire Station 41 at

1284 Moraga Way in Moraga. All residents are encouraged to have an emergency supply of drinking water in case our community water supply is disrupted by a major event such as an earthquake. To purchase water drums, fire extinguishers, radios or shut off tools go to https://supplies.Lamorindacert.org

2025, Here We Come!

The New Year is close at hand and if you think it’s time to do a bit of decluttering around the house, we’re happy to help!

The Friends of the Moraga Library gratefully welcome: • Your donations of gently used books, CDs, and DVDs. • Donations may be dropped off during the library’s open hours.

• Please place donations in the FOML bins located to the left, upon entering the library lobby.

• Books in poor condition, old textbooks, encyclopedias, magazines, VHS and cassette tapes are not accepted.

• For your convenience, gift acknowledgement receipts are available at the library’s front desk.

A big THANK YOU for your past and future donations, which allow the Friends to operate an amazing bargain Book Shop at the library.

Don’t miss out on our incredibly discounted book prices…come by soon, pick up some best sellers, and save loads! Also, mark your calendars: FOML will hold our next semi-annual Book Sale on Saturday, May 3, 2025.

The Friends of the Moraga Library is an allvolunteer, non-profit organization dedicated to the financial support of the Moraga Library and service to the local community. Funds raised through membership, donations, and book sales are used to underwrite a variety of library enrichment programs, as well as to purchase new books/other major library needs.

Not a friend yet? Please consider becoming a new member, as your tax-deductible contribution will benefit our community. For more information on how to join and/or volunteer, please visit www.ccclib.org/mor-friends or email us at FOML94556@gmail.com.

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sponsor and advise the Interact Club at Campolindo. We continue to support the water and library project in Goma in Congo, Africa, and have completed the community center project in Sierra Leone, Africa.

We have renewed the popular Field Day, a track & field meet for 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders in Moraga schools, and have participated in Moraga Community Service Day. We will hold two e-waste/shredding collection events again this year at the Moraga Shopping Center in our 15th year of providing this vital community service.

Moraga Rotary meets for lunch most Tuesdays at La Finestra restaurant. For membership questions or more information: moragarotary.org or (925) 376-5137

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Let’s Celebrate and Be Joyous!

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For Lamorinda Adults, Age 60+ At the Lamorinda Spirit Van, we take pride in helping our senior community get ready for the holiday season. For the past 18 years, we’ve provided rides to beloved older adults, making sure they can attend medical appointments, visit grocery stores, run holiday errands, go to hair and nail salons, enjoy social events, have lunch at Café Costa, and more.

As the year comes to a close, please consider making a tax-deductible donation to the Lamorinda Spirit Van. Your support helps Moraga residents like Brad (95), attend the Lamorinda Movers monthly dinner, Carol (79), who depends on us for her weekly grocery trips, Walt (84), who relies on our transportation for medical appointments at the VA in Martinez, and Pat (95), who counts on us to get to her hair salon in Orinda. These are just a few examples of the many older adults we serve.

Our riders are deeply grateful and often tell us they wouldn’t know what to do without our service. If you’d like to contribute, please make your check payable to: City of Lafayette, and mail it to Lamorinda Spirit, Lafayette Community Center, 500 St. Mary’s Road, Lafayette, CA 94549. Be sure to write “Lamorinda Spirit” in the memo line.

Your generosity supports the Lamorinda Spirit Van Program, helping older adults stay connected, avoid isolation, and remain in their homes for as long as safely possible. We appreciate your support!

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n o s y a w l A Moraga Day

Camp

Get ready for a summer of non-stop vacation vibes at Moraga Day Camp! This year, we're bringing you "Always on Vacation" – where each day feels like a journey to the world's most exciting destinations. From tropical getaways to mountain retreats, campers will explore arts, crafts, and games inspired by dream destinations and endless adventures.

Will you join the ultimate vacation crew at Moraga Day Camp this summer? Register early to secure your spot in the sun before this unforgettable season sets sail!

Field trips are scheduled throughout the summer!

Fridays are held at Moraga Commons Park Day Camp Jr. does not attend the weekly Moraga Day Camp field trips.

6/9 - 6/13

Desert Oasis

6/16 - 6/20

Lost World Lodge

6/23 - 6/27

Top Secret Treehouse

*6/30 - 7/3

Barnyard Bungalow

7/7 - 7/11

Dragon’s Den

7/14 - 7/18

Mountain Retreat

7/21 - 7/25

Galactic Getaway

7/28 - 8/1

Safari Sanctuary

8/4 - 8/8

Pirate Cove Paradise

Day Camp Jr Age 3.5-5.5

$215R / $235NR

9am - 1pm

Day Camp Regular Care Age 5.5-11

$315R / $335NR

9am - 3pm

Day Camp Extended Care Age 5.5-11

$395R / $415NR

8am - 6pm

*No Camp July 4. Short Week Price: Jr $172R / $192NR -- Regular $252R / $272NR -- Extended $316R / $326NR

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Early Bird Discount

Register between February 11 and March 10 to receive 10% off your registration fees!

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