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Table of Contents CityNews New Ambulances Added to Fire’s Fleet ............................... 3 General Municipal Election 2018 ......................................... 4 Smoother Roads: Street Improvements ............................. 5 Be Fire Safe As You Deck the Halls .................................. 6 Overall Crime Rate Decreases ............................................ 7

RecGuide Youth Sports .......................................................................... 9 Early Childhood Education ................................................ 10 Adult Sports ........................................................................ 11 Cultural Arts/The Adobe .................................................... 12 Senior Services .................................................................... 13 City of Vista Parks & Facilities Map .................................. 15

Abandoned Vehicles Affordable Housing Building Permits Building Inspections Business License City Clerk City Elections City Council/Mayor City Manager Code Enforcement Economic Development Engineering Facility Rental Finance Fire Department (Non-emergency) General Information Housing Human Resources Illegal Dumping Jim Porter Rec Center Job Hotline Library (County’s Vista branch) Parks & Recreation Park Maintenance Parking Tickets/Citations Planning Public Works Rancho Buena Vista Adobe Report A Problem Recreation Classes & Programs Senior Center (Gloria E. McClellan) Sewer Billing Sheriff (Non-emergency) Street Lights Street Sweeping Street/Road Construction Traffic Issues VisTix Ticket Office Wave Waterpark

760-639-6141 760-639-6191 760-639-6105 760-639-6106 760-639-6174 760-639-6125 760-639-6125 760-639-6130 760-639-6131 760-639-6141 760-639-6165 760-639-6111 760-643-5268 760-639-6170 760-643-2801 760-726-1340 760-639-6191 760-639-6145 760-639-6141 760-639-6156 760-639-6147 760-643-5100 760-639-6151 760-639-6177 760-639-6141 760-639-6100 760-639-6176 760-639-6164 760.639.6177 760-639-6151 760-639-6160 760-639-6170 760-940-4551 760-639-6177 760-639-6177 760-639-6111 760-639-6116 760-724-2110 760-940-9283

OTHER LOCAL SERVICES Our Vista is published by the City of Vista three times a year. Editor: Andrea McCullough Recreation Editor: Fred Tracey Design: Nicole Jasso Design Cover Photo Credit: Paseo Santa Fe, Alicia Jeanne Photography Back Cover Photo Credit: Alicia Jeanne Photography Vista Civic Center: 200 Civic Center Drive, Vista CA 92084 This publication is available in an alternate format. Please contact the ADA Coordinator at 760.639.6145. Vista City Council: Judy Ritter, Mayor John J. Aguilera, Deputy Mayor Amanda Young Rigby, City Council Member John B. Franklin, City Council Member Joe Green, City Council Member

Alta Vista Botanical Gardens Animal Control (Humane Society) Boys & Girls Club Certificates (Birth, Death, Marriage) Chamber of Commerce Farmers’ Market Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Lifeline Community Services North County Health Services Public Transportation (Sprinter, Breeze) Trash/Recycling (EDCO) Vista Community Clinic Vista Unified School District Vista Historical Society Museum Water Service (Vista Irrigation District)

760-945-3954 760-757-4357 760-724-6606 760-940-6868 760-726-1122 760-945-7425 800-714-1195 760-726-4900 760-757-4566 760-966-6500 760-727-1600 760-631-5000 760-726-2170 760-630-0444 760-597-3100

City Council Meetings: Second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers. Meetings are cablecast on the Friday after each meeting at 5 p.m. on Cox Communications Channel 19, Spectrum Cable Channel 24 and AT&T U-verse Channel 99. Archived webcasts are available online at cityofvista.com.

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DIAL 911 FOR FIRE, SHERIFF & MEDICAL EMERGENCIES

Holiday Celebrations Dec. 1 Vista Chamber’s Candyland Christmas Parade vistachamber.org

Dec. 1 Doo Wop Project Christmas at the Moonlight (page 12) moonlightstage.com Dec. 2 VVBA’s Winterfest in Vista Village VVBA.org Dec. 2 Vista Community Clinic Holiday Homes Tour vistacommunity-clinic.org Dec. 8 Santa at the Adobe (page 4) cityofvista.com Dec. 8 “Home Alone” Family Movie Night at the Moonlight (page 12) moonlightstage.com Dec. 15 Parents' Night Out (page 14) cityofvista.com/PNO

Holiday Closures City, County & Local

Vista City Hall & VisTix: Dec. 24 - Jan. 1 VUSD Administration: Dec. 20 - Jan. 1 Vista Irrigation District: Dec. 24 & 25 and Jan. 1 Vista Library: Dec. 25 & Jan. 1

New Replacement Ambulances Added to Fire’s Fleet Two new ambulances have been added to the Vista Fire Department’s emergency services fleet. The Advanced Life Support (ALS) vehicles are able to transport patients needing a higher level of care during the ride to the hospital. The newer models replace two older ALS versions with high usage, and will be used in continuing to provide emergency care and transportation services to the Vista community. Each of the City’s ambulances are ALS vehicles. In addition, all of the department’s fire engines responding to a call before the ambulance, are also staffed with an ALS first responder and carrying the same equipment as the ALS ambulances, such as defibrillators, heart monitors, and life-saving medications. This equipment is used to administer the appropriate care needed for stabilizing a patient with advanced life support needs. “The new additions to the fleet demonstrates the City is committedto high priority service to Vista residents and the Vista Fire Protection District,” said Fire Chief Jeff Hahn. “All of our firefighters are cross-trained as paramedics, and this multi-role firefighter/paramedic helps the Fire Department deliver the highest level of EMS delivery, the most efficient use of resources, and, most importantly, the highest quality of service to the public.” Approximately 80 percent of the Fire Department’s service calls are for medical assistance. i

Fire Administration 760.643.2801

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Shaks and Dog Haus Open Downtown Two more restaurants have opened in historic downtown, adding to the area’s dining options: Shaks Mediterranean Bistro at 406 Main Street and Dog Haus Biergarten at 227 E. Broadway.

General Municipal Election Results The General Municipal Election was held on November 6, 2018, in consolidation with the Statewide General Election. The Mayor and two Council seats were available on the City Council. The San Diego County Registrar of Voter’s uncertified results are at the time of printing on November 12, 2018: • Mayor: Judy Ritter • City Council District 1: John J. Aguilera • City Council District 4: John B. Franklin The three members will be sworn in to office on December 11 during an official ceremony. Measures passed specific to Vista: • Measure Z: Citizen Medicinal Cannabis *No action will be taken re: Measure Z until the Vista City Council certifies the election results on December 11. • Measure AA: City Cannabis Business Tax • Vista Unified School District Measure LL i

San Diego Registrar of Voters: SDVote.com.

Get to Know the City You Live In

Volunteer for a City Commission or Board

Gain a better understanding of how Vista government works on your behalf. Learn about city growth management, traffic, development, and other issues that impact you. The free Vista Leadership Academy is an eight-week program held on consecutive Wednesday evenings. To be placed on the interest list for the April, 2019 session, please contact the City Clerk's Office at 760.639.6125 or City Clerk Kathy Valdez at kvaldez@cityofvista.com.

The annual recruitment process for the City’s Commissions, Committees, and Boards has begun and the scheduled vacancies list has been posted on the City’s website at CityofVista. com. Applications for incumbents to reapply are due January 31, 2019; all other applications are due by February 10. Appointments will be made in March with terms beginning on April 1, 2019.

CityofVista.com/leadership

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CityofVista.com/commissions or 760.643.5320

Raised Medians Create Safer Driving The grant funded Safety Improvement Project has been completed on E. Vista Way from Civic Center Drive to Williamston Street. The recently installed medians will eliminate left-turn vehicle collisions, making this section of road safer for motorists as vehicles travel along the corridor.

Street Improvements = Smoother Drive The City is investing $1.5 million in making sure Vista residents have a safe and smooth drive and that the city roads are well-maintained. It is part of the City of Vista’s commitment to keeping the city streets in a safe and functional condition for motorists During the next 30 to 60 days, 21 miles of mainly local streets will be slurry sealed throughout Vista. Streets are selected using the City’s Pavement Management System. The improvement project, funded with SB1 gas taxes, includes pavement maintenance work such as crack seal, slurry seal, and double slurry seal treatments. Next year, the biennial street rehabilitation project, i.e. street reconstruction and overlay, will take place, thus ensuring road maintenance is done regularly to keep the roads in good condition. !

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Be Fire Safe As You Deck the Halls The top three days of the year for home candle fires are Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve and New Year's Day. As you deck the halls this holiday season, be fire smart. A small fire that spreads to a Christmas tree can grow large very quickly and these are more likely to be serious. Carefully decorating your home can help make your holidays safer. • Only use decorations that are flame-retardant or not flammable. • Check holiday lights each year for frayed wires or excessive wear. • Don’t link more than three strands of holiday lights. • Never leave a burning candle unattended. Consider using battery-operated flameless candles. • Keep your live Christmas tree away from heat sources and room exits. • Water your live Christmas tree daily to keep it from becoming dry.

Christmas Tree Recycling Curbside Recycling EDCO customers may place Christmas trees curbside on their regular collection day beginning Wednesday, December 26 through January 12 at no extra charge. All trees must be cut to four feet or less in length when placed curbside. Trimmings, including tinsel and the stand, must be removed. Organic decorations, such as natural garland and wreaths, can also be placed in the residential designated yard waste container, as well as any Christmas trees on and after January 13. Trees placed inside the yard waste containers must be cut to fit into the yard waste cart with no trees sticking up or out of the yard waste cart. i

Drop Off Tree Locations December 26 through January 7 • Public parking lot between S. Santa Fe Avenue and Mercantile Street (523 S. Santa Fe Avenue) • Parking lot on the corner of S. Melrose & Shadowridge Drives

EDCO 760.727.1600

Santa at the Adobe - Holiday Fun The Friends of the Adobe group is hosting “Santa at the Adobe” on Saturday, December 8. Take your own photo with Santa and enjoy free crafts for the kids. Afterwards, stroll around the Adobe with the family. Tickets sold at the door on the day of the event. Date: Saturday, December 8 Time: 10 am – 3 pm Cost: $5 ticket per child at the gate Location: Rancho Buena Vista Adobe, 640 Alta Vista Drive Info: 760.643.5275 | RanchoBuenaVistaAdobe.com 6 | CI TY NEW S

Overall Crime Decreases in Vista Public safety is a top priority for the City of Vista, and the Vista Sheriff’s Department works hard to keep the community safe by addressing crime, responding to life and property emergencies, and preparing for disasters. According to SANDAG’s recently published 2018 Mid-Year Crime Bulletin (Jan-June), the overall crime rate in the City of Vista is five percent lower than mid-year 2017; violent crime is down 18 percent; and property crime is down two percent. The annualized FBI Index Violent Crime rates per 1,000 population in Vista experienced a 21 percent decrease between 2014 and 2018 and an 18 percent decrease between 2017 and 2018. In working to keep this downward trend in the crime rate, the City Council recently approved an additional Sheriff’s deputy to help patrol the city. Vista Sheriff deputies have been focusing on analyzing data, tracking crime patterns and anticipating areas where crime may occur. This intelligence-led policing strategy effort has been key in reducing the crime rate in Vista. A link to the complete mid-year crime bulletin is on the City website at CityofVista.com.

Ask the City

What can be done about the litter in the city? A clean city improves our community appearance and quality of life. Litter discarded in streets and parks can travel through the storm water system to our waterways, where it can cause harm to wildlife. Following are tips to help keep Vista clean and litter-free. • Keep a litterbag in your car. Empty it into a trash container. • Don’t throw litter out car windows. • Secure items and remove loose items that can fly out of the back of truck beds. • Keep yards clean and free of anything that can blow into the street. • Make sure garbage/recycling bags are securely tied, so that loose items can’t fall out. • Close the lid on your refuse/recycling containers after depositing materials inside. • Don’t overfill refuse containers. Exposed garbage will likely result in litter in the street. • Remove flyers promptly from your front door before they are blown into the neighborhood. • Pick up after your dog as you walk the neighborhood. Place the pet waste in trash receptacles and not recycling bins. • Report litter using the City’s mobile app, “Access Vista”, or call the Report a Problem hotline, or report it online. • Report litter on Highway 78 (and under the bridges) online to CALTRANS at CSR.Dot.Ca.Gov.

Reporting Litter Community parks and trails are an important part of the Vista community. Visitors hiking along the Buena Vista trailheads are seeing new signs reminding everyone to do their part in keeping the trail clean. Let’s all Pack It In and Pack It Out.

• Download the mobile app “Access Vista”, snap a photo, and report it. • Call the Report a Problem hotline at 760.639.6177. • Use the Report a Problem request online at CityofVista.com/ReportAProblem. • Report litter on Highway 78 to CALTRANS online at CSR.Dot.Ca.Gov. C I TY NEW S | 7

Are you living with joint or back pain?

We can help. Millions of Americans each year report suffering from joint or back pain. Wouldn’t you like to be pain free? If you’re experiencing any of the below, make your appointment today with one of our worldclass orthopedic surgeons. Don’t live another day with unnecessary joint or back pain. • Back or joint pain

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• Neck or shoulder pain

• Hip pain

• Peripheral Neuropathy

For more information available 24/7

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RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES FIND PROGRAM INFORMATION ONLINE Recreation: vistarecreation.com Moonlight Amphitheatre: moonlightstage.com VisTix Box Office: vistixonline.com Wave Waterpark: thewavewaterpark.com Senior Services: gmacvista.com Public Art: vistapublicart.com OUR SOCIAL MEDIA CHANNELS cityofvistaca • moonlightstage • thewavewaterpark

cityofvistagov • moonlightstage • thewavewaterpark

cityofvista • moonlightstage • wavewaterpark

DIRECTORY Administration 200 Civic Center Drive Vista, CA 92084 • 760.639.6151 Recreation & Sports Office 760.643.5273 Facility Rentals 760.643.5268 AVO Playhouse & Moonlight Rentals 760.643.5304 VisTix Ticket Office 760.724.2110 Wave Waterpark 760.940.9283 Park Directors 760.277.8108 Therron Dieckmann Recreation & Community Services Director

PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION Lisa Sikes, Chair Debbie Piper, Vice Chair Norman Halus Steven Rhoades Brock Smith Jeff Willson Gabriella Bascon, Youth Representative Sarah Higgs, Youth Representative

YOUTH BASKETBALL GRADES K - 12 Boys/Girls & Co-ed Leagues | League Games begin in December Fee: $87 – $124 per person, depending on year born and residency Location: Games at Brengle Terrace Park and Vista school gyms; practices at Vista Parks Contact: Ryan Snyder at 760.643.5273

BIDDY BALL (BASKETBALL) GRADES K - 2 Co-ed League Session Date Day “A” 11/27-1/24 Tues/Thurs “B” 11/27-1/24 Tues/Thurs “C” 1/5-2/25 Mon/Sat “D” 1/5-2/25 Mon/Sat Location: Jim Porter Recreation Center Fee: $87 resident / $105 non-resident Contact: Ryan Snyder at 760.643.5273

Times 4 pm - 5 pm 5:10 pm - 6:10 pm Mon 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Sat 8:30 am - 9:30 am Mon 5:10 pm -6:10 pm Sat 9:40 am - 10:40 am

PEE WEE & INTERMEDIATE TENNIS

Age Year Born 2011-13 Year Born 2011-13 Year Born 2011-13 Year Born 2011-13

5 - 12 YEARS

Monday & Wednesday | Brengle Terrace Park Children learn basic strokes in a fun and supportive group lesson. Classes are age based not ability. Pee Wee Tennis: 5 – 7 years 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm Intermediate Tennis: 8 – 12 years 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm Instructor: Heide Clay Punch Cards Fee: 5 Classes: $51 Vista resident / $61 non-resident 7 Classes: $71 Vista resident / $85 non-resident No Classes: Dec. 24 – Jan. 7 (classes resume, Wed. Jan. 8), Jan. 21 & Feb. 18 / Mar. 25 – 29

FREE SPORTS PROGRAM

GRADES 1 - 8

Linda Rhoades Neighborhood Community Center on the campus of the Vista Academy of Visual & Performing Arts, 600 N. Santa Fe Avenue. Program runs weekdays 4 pm - 6 pm. Dates Sport Jan. 8 – Mar. 1 Soccer Mar. 4 – April 26 Basketball/Football Apr. 29 – June 7 Multi-Sport Registration opens one week prior to each sports program start date. If you register online, please download the waiver. Child cannot participate without the waiver. Maximum of 50 participants per sport. For more information, call 760.643.5264 or vistarecreation.com.

VISTA KENPO KARATE 6 - 17 YEARS Monday & Wednesday for 12 weeks | Jim Porter Recreation Center Do you have a desire to learn self-defense? Participants will learn basic to advanced self-defense skills. Dates: January 2 – 30, February 4 – 27, March 4 – 27 Kids 6 - 12 years of age: 5 pm - 5:50 pm | Teens 13 - 17 years of age: 6 pm - 6:55 pm Fee: $125 Vista resident / $150 non-resident; Materials fee $30 for a Black Karate Gi uniform Instructor: Sifu Ronald Jimenez, 6 Degree Black Belt *No class January 21 or February 18, 2019

REGISTRATION

In person: Vista Civic Center Recreation Office, 200 Civic Center Drive, weekdays 10:30 am – 5 pm By phone: 760.643.5275 | Online: vistarecreation.com R EC GU I DE | 9

SMART START

3 - 4 YEARS

Must be 3 years old by the start of the session & completely potty trained. This program focuses on readiness skills as an introduction to several concepts such as letter/name recognition, socialization/interaction, listening and following instructions and fine motor skills. This class provides the basic skills and information to prepare kids for the Ready, Set, Learn Program. AM CLASSES: 8:30 AM – 11:30 AM DATES Nov. 26 – Dec. 21 Nov. 27 – Dec. 20 Jan. 7 – Feb. 15* Jan. 8 – Feb. 14 Feb. 20 – Mar. 22 Feb. 19 – Mar. 21 Apr. 1 – May 17 Apr. 2 – May 16

PM CLASSES: 12:15 PM – 3:15 PM

DAY Mon/Wed/Fri Tues/Thurs Mon/Wed/Fri Tues/Thurs Mon/Wed/Fri Tues/Thurs Mon/Wed/Fri Tues/Thurs

FEE $168 resident / $216 non-resident $112 resident / $144 non-resident $238 resident / $306 non-resident $168 resident / $216 non-resident $196 resident / $252 non-resident $140 resident / $180 non-resident $294 resident / $378 non-resident $196 resident / $252 non-resident

DATES Nov. 26 – Dec. 21 Nov. 27 – Dec. 20 Jan. 7 – Feb. 15* Jan. 8 – Feb. 14 Feb. 20 – Mar. 22 Feb. 19 – Mar. 21 Apr. 1 – May 17 Apr. 2 – May 16

DAY Mon/Wed/Fri Tues/Thurs Mon/Wed/Fri Tues/Thurs Mon/Wed/Fri Tues/Thurs Mon/Wed/Fri Tues/Thurs

FEE $156 resident / $204 non-resident $104 resident / $136 non-resident $221 resident / $289 non-resident $156 resident / $204 non-resident $182 resident / $232 non-resident $130 resident / $170 non-resident $273 resident / $357 non-resident $182 resident / $238 non-resident

Teacher: Susie Harper *No Classes: Dec. 24 – Jan. 4 / Jan. 21 / Feb. 18 / Mar. 25 – 29

READY SET LEARN

4 - 5 YEARS

MOMMY'S LITTLE LEARNER 12 MONTHS - 4 YEARS

Must be 4-years-old by September 1, 2018.

Wednesdays.

This kindergarten readiness program focuses on language, math, reading, writing, and science to establish a solid educational foundation before entering Kindergarten by emphasizing core curriculum. This creative program will inspire learning and acquisition of required knowledge prior to entering Kindergarten.

Join us for circle time, arts & crafts, story time, and silly songs! Our staff will provide you and your child some unique ‘mommy’ and me time, creating special memories you will treasure for a lifetime. All project supplies provided by the program and activities will be age appropriate. Open to caregivers with little ones!

MON./WED./FRI. CLASSES:

12 months - 4 years: 9:00 – 10:00am, Wednesdays

DATES Nov. 26 – Dec. 21 Nov. 26 - Dec. 21 Jan. 7 – Feb. 15* Jan. 7 – Feb. 15* Feb. 20 – Mar. 22 Feb. 20 – Mar. 22 Apr. 1 – May 17 Apr. 1 – May 17

TIME 8:30 - 11:30 am 12:15 - 3:15 pm 8:30 – 11:30 am 12:15 – 3:15 pm 8:30 – 11:30 am 12:15 – 3:15 pm 8:30 – 11:30 am 12:15 – 3:15 pm

FEE $168 resident / $216 non-resident $156 resident / $204 non-resident $238 resident / $306 non-resident $221 resident / $289 non-resident $196 resident / $252 non-resident $182 resident / $232 non-resident $294 resident / $378 non-resident $273 resident / $357 non-resident

MONDAY - FRIDAY CLASSES: DATES Jan. 7 – Feb. 15* Jan. 7 – Feb. 15* Feb. 19 – Mar. 22 Feb. 19 – Mar. 22 Apr. 1 – May 17 Apr. 1 – May 17

TIME 8:30 – 11:30 am 12:15 – 3:15 pm 8:30 – 11:30 am 12:15 – 3:15 pm 8:30 – 11:30 am 12:15 – 3:15 pm

FEE $406 resident / $522 non-resident $377 resident / $493 non-resident $336 resident / $432 non-resident $312 resident / $408 non-resident $490 resident / $630 non-resident $455 resident / $595 non-resident

Teacher: Susanna LaBelle *No Classes: Dec. 24 – Jan. 4 / Jan. 21 / Feb. 18 / Mar. 25 – 29

Tanya’s Dance Theatrical Jazz, Tap & Ballet Costumes, leotards and shoes provided. Twice weekly lessons for six weeks $100. Everyone performs every two weeks! Kid Tested. Mother Approved Dances.

760.630.4827 ● tanyasdance.net 149 Oceanview Dr. ● Vista

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CLASS TIMES BY AGE: SESSION DATES & THEMES: Nov. 28 - Dec. 19*: Tis the Season Jan. 9 - Jan. 30: Let’s Celebrate 2019! Feb. 6 - Feb. 27: Hearts and Presidents Mar. 6 - Mar. 20*: Mother Earth’s Gifts! Apr. 3 - Apr. 24: April Showers May 1 - May 22: Mom is the Bomb! Fees: $56 resident / $72 non-resident *(3 Weeks) $42 resident / $49 non-resident Facilitator: Peggy Kidd-Wozniak

REGISTRATION & INFORMATION Programs and registration conducted in person at the Jim Porter Recreation Center. Registration now open at 9 am in person, online at vistarecreation.com, or by phone at 760.643.5272. Field trips to Polar Express and Sea World available for separate fee of not more than $10 each. A parent is asked to attend with their child. Does not apply to Mommy’s Little Learner. For Smart Start and Ready Set Learn: Children must be fully potty trained without pull-ups. First session must be paid in full. $10 Non-Refundable deposits can be placed on subsequent sessions to secure the child’s spot for the school year. Fee based on number of classes per school year. *No classes Nov. 19 – 23 4 Week Session

ADULT SOFTBALL Registration for Adult Coed, Men’s, & Women’s Softball leagues begins January 2, 2019. Registration is limited to teams. Individual players contact Ryan Snyder at 760.643.5273 to be added to the “Free Agent” list, which is made available to teams in need of a player. Teams may also sign up for half the season for a reduced rate! Who: Date: Location: Fee:

Adult Men’s, Women’s & Coed Softball Teams Sunday – Friday evenings / Placements Games begin March 4, 2019. Brengle Terrace, Breeze Hill & Buena Vista ball fields. $484 – Resident Team (Two or less non-residents on roster). $580 – Non-Resident Team (Three or more non-residents on the roster). $15 umpire fee per game payable to umpire at game.

VISTA KENPO KARATE 18 YEARS + Monday & Wednesday for 12 weeks | 7:00 - 8:00 pm | Jim Porter Recreation Center Do you have a desire to learn self-defense? Participants will learn basic to advanced self-defense skills. Dates:

January 2 – 30 February 4 – 27 March 4 – 27

*No class January 21 or February 18, 2019 Fee: $125 Vista resident / $150 non-resident; Materials fee $30 for a Black Karate Gi uniform Instructor: Sifu Ronald Jimenez, 6 Degree Blackbelt

ZUMBA

15 YEARS +

Jim Porter Recreation Center Dance Studio ZUMBA is easy-to-follow dance moves and motivating Latin rhythms such as Merengue, Salsa, Cumbia, Reggaeton and hip hop. Zumba is all about energy and having fun. Day Class Time Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays Zumba Fitness 6:00 - 7:00 pm Saturdays Zumba Fitness 9:00 - 10:00 am NO classes Jan. 21, Feb. 18 Fee: Monthly Pass: (unlimited classes each month) $46 resident / $55 non-resident Drop-In: $6 resident / $7 non-resident Instructor: Itzy Moore

HULA WITH AUNTY KAHEALANI 12 YEARS + Fridays | 6:30 - 7:30 pm | Jim Porter Recreation Center Dance Studio Hula Basics is an introductory class for all ages and life stages. If you have ever been to Hawaii or have experienced the beauty and grace of hula, this class is for you. Sessions:

December 7 – December 28 | January 4 – January 25 | February 1 – February 22 | March 1 – March 29

*No class November 23 Fee: $56 Vista resident / $67 non-resident; Materials fee $35 for a pa’u (hula skirt) Instructor: Kahealani Milroy

REGISTRATION In person: Vista Civic Center Recreation Office, 200 Civic Center Drive, weekdays 10:30 am – 5 pm By phone: 760.643.5275 Online: vistarecreation.com

MORE SPORTS! OPEN PLAY TENNIS Soccer, baseball, football, Tennis classes, the Women’s basketball, open gym, Tennis Club, and Drop-in tennis, and handball. Rotation Play are offered. Visit vistarecreation.com for locations and details, or call 760.643.5273. R EC GU I DE | 11

Visit the Moonlight Amphitheatre year-round for incredible entertainment, from Broadway musicals, concerts, to family friendly events. 1250 Vale Terrace Drive, Vista | 760.724.2110 moonlightstage.com | Facebook, IG, Twitter: @moonlightstage

MOONLIGHT PRESENTS