2026 City of Piedmont Winter Spring Activity Guide

Sprout & About

Bunny Blast Bunny Blast

Egg Hunts, Crafts & Games

Sunday, March 29, 2026

9:30–11:00 am

Piedmont Main Park 711 Highland Avenue

$10/participant

Egg Hunts: Ages 2–7 years

City

SCHOOLMATES PRESENTS

Kids Night Out 2026

6:00–8:30 pm

Grades TK–5

$30 Resident/$38 Non-resident

(Additional siblings $25 each)

Min: 8; Max: 50

Instructor: Schoolmates Staff

Session I January 12th–February 13th

Session II February 23rd–April 3rd

Session III April 13th–May 29th

Holiday Camps November 24th–26th, December 22nd–23rd, December 29th–30th, January 5th–6th, February 17th–20th, April 6th–10th

No Programs December 24th–28th, December 31st–January 4th , January 19th, February 16th, March 13th, March 16th, May 25th

Let your kids enjoy an evening of fun at Kids Night Out! Spaces are limited, so be sure to sign up today!

February 27th: A Hero’s Night Hercules Wildwood Schoolmates Building

March 27th: Buggin’ Out!

A Bug’s Life Beach Schoolmates Building

April 24th: Pizza Planet! Toy Story Havens Schoolmates Building

Information & Policies

Three ways to register

Online: Visit piedmont ca gov/activityguide

You can register with Visa, Mastercard, Discover or eCheck with your username and password

Walk-in: Monday–Friday, 8:30 am–5:00 pm at the Recreation Department, 358 Hillside Ave . By phone: Monday–Friday, 8:30 am–5:00 pm at 510 420-3070

When to register

Online registration for Piedmont residents begins on December 2nd at 6:00 pm. Online registration for non-Piedmont residents begins on December 9th at 6:00 pm. Registration is required for all programs and activities . You are not considered registered until you have paid all fees and have received a confirmation

Up-to-the-Minute Activities

Activities are sometimes added after this publication goes to print Please visit our registration website, CommunityPass, for the most up-to-date activities

Photo Policy

PRD occasionally takes photos of department programs that may include enrolled participants Photos taken during programs, events or activities may be used in future department promotional materials If you do not want your child’s photo used, please contact the Recreation Department

Inclusion Statement

The Piedmont Recreation Department is committed to providing inclusive and equitable programs for all, regardless of gender identity, age, race, health status, national origin, relationship status, sexual orientation, disability, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and religion . Please contact PRD staff to determine the best fit for your child

PRD welcomes all cis, trans, non-binary, gender non-conforming, gender queer and any male or female-identified participants Certain programs are listed as being either for girls or boys—PRD recognizes that these terms do not fit every individual .

Facility Preservation Fee (FPF) f & Community Use Fee

For each sports program sign-up with a fee of $50 or higher, a surcharge will be added to the program fee, to be deposited into a dedicated fund for preservation and replacement of athletic facilities or maintenance For programs without FPF surcharge, a $5 Community Use Fee has been added to program fees to help off-set costs associated with the use of program facilities

Observance of Religious Holidays

PRD understands and respects the diverse religious beliefs of our participants and their families We recognize there may be occasions when individuals are unable to attend a PRD program or class due to the observance of a religious holiday To request a credit due to a non-attendance, please email prd@piedmont ca gov Request must be made in writing at least five (5) business days in advance of the first program meeting Requests received after this deadline may not be considered

Withdrawals

All withdrawal requests must be submitted to PRD via email (prdrefunds@piedmont ca gov) or phone (510) 420-3070 during office hours, Monday–Friday, 8:30 am–5:00 pm (excluding City holidays)

A request made:

■ 10 Business Days or More prior to the start of the program will receive a full refund or credit to account

■ Within 5–10 Business Days prior to the start of the program may receive a refund to the original form of payments, minus the convenience fee (3% for credit cards, 1% for echecks) or credit to account For an account credit, the amount credited will also be less the convenience fee However it will not be charged again when the credit is used for a future registration of equal or lesser value

■ Less than 5 Business Days prior to the start of the program may be considered on a case by case basis and only permissible if the original program is over the minimum enrollment required Request must be approved by the instructor and PRD Staff If approved a refund or credit to account minus a 10% Class Withdrawal Fee

Visit piedmont.ca.gov/recspecialevents

■ Late Withdrawal Requests after the start of a program will not be issued unless there is an exceptional situation and it is approved by the instructor and PRD staff A 10% Class Withdrawal Fee will be charged, the prorated amount for any classes attended, and any additional fees (if applicable: non-resident fee, Facility Preservation Fee) Instructors will need to approve the return of any material fees

Credit to account only, no refunds

Schoolmates and Preschool Programs have separate refund policies.

Cancellations may occur if a class minimum is not reached We reserve the right to either postpone the beginning of the program, or cancel the program and issue refunds to the original form of payment

Missed Classes will not receive a refund or credit

Class Transfers requests 10 business days or more prior to the start of the class are reviewed by PRD Staff and are only permissible if the original program is over the minimum enrollment Transfer must be to a program of equal or greater cost Transfer requests after PRD withdrawal window are not allowed unless approved by PRD staff .

Inclement Weather or Poor Air Quality may cause recreation activities to be canceled If rescheduling is not an option, a credit will be issued at the end of the program session

Example Class

ages 8–14

Activity descriptions help you decide if you or your child would enjoy what a given course has to offer The Piedmont Recreation Department (PRD) prides itself on the many, varied course offerings in its Activity Guide

Piedmont Recreation Department

Main Office

510 420-3070 prd@piedmont .ca gov

Chelle Putzer, Recreaton Director

510 420-3070 cputzer@piedmont .ca .gov

Liam Kelly, Recreation Supervisor

510 420-3075 lkelly@piedmont ca .gov

Katrina Morris, Recreation Supervisor

510 420-3072 kmorris@piedmont .ca gov

Eva Phalen, Recreation Supervisor

510 420-3087 ephalen@piedmont ca .gov

Paula Cooper-Tipton, Recreation Supervisor

510 420-3088 pcooper-tipton@piedmont ca .gov

Cora Wood, Administrative Assistant

510 420-3070 cwood@piedmont ca gov

Jessica Pomey, Administrative Assistant

510 420-3070 jpomey@piedmont ca gov

Ivy Sandoval, Recreation Coordinator

510 420-6223 isandoval@piedmont ca gov

Carrie Villa, Recreation Coordinator

510 420-3074 cvilla@piedmont ca gov

JoNae Gonzales, Recreation Coordinator

510 420-3089 jgonzales@piedmont ca gov

Hadley Clegg, Recreation Coordinator

510 420-3070 hclegg@piedmont ca gov

Kenny Wong, Schoolmates Coordinator

510 420-3093 kwong@piedmont ca gov

Beach Schoolmates

510 420-3077 bsm@piedmont ca gov

Havens Schoolmates

510 420-3078 hsm@piedmont ca gov

Wildwood Schoolmates

510 420-3076 wsm@piedmont ca gov

Adaptive Programs/Sidekicks

510 420-3086 sidekicks@piedmont ca gov

Locations

801 Magnolia Main Hall & East Wing 801 Magnolia Avenue

Linda Beach Playfield/Pickleball Courts 333 Linda Avenue

Beach School / Beach Schoolmates Facility 100 Lake Avenue

Buzz Redford Gym (PMS) 740 Magnolia Avenue

Coaches Playfield 898 Red Rock Road

Corey Reich Tennis Center (CRTC) 24 Vista Avenue

Dracena Park 43 Artuna Avenue

Hampton Park Hampton Road & LaSalle Avenue

Hampton Field / Hampton Park Building Basketball Courts / Tennis/Pickleball Courts

Havens School / Havens Schoolmates Facility Becker Playfield 323 Highland Avenue

Kennelly Skate Park (see hours, below*) 898 Red Rock Road

Morrison Gym (PMS) 740 Magnolia Avenue

Park Tennis Courts (Piedmont Park) 711 Highland Avenue

PCC - Piedmont Community Church 400 Highland Avenue

PCH - Piedmont Community Hall 711 Highland Avenue

Amphitheater / Community Park / Lower Level (LL)/ Tea House

PRD - Piedmont Recreation Department 358 Hillside Avenue

1st Floor / 2nd Floor / Attic / Lawn / Picnic Tables/Patio /Classroom

PHS - Piedmont High School 800 Magnolia Avenue

Binks Gym / Dance Studio/Witter Baseball Field/Witter Track Witter Football Field / Witter Softball Field

PMS - Piedmont Middle School 740 Magnolia Avenue Sport Courts / MPR: Multi Purpose Room / Woodshop/Classroom

Piedmont Community Pool (CLOSED) 777 Magnolia Avenue

Veterans Memorial Building / Kitchen 401 Highland Avenue

Wildwood School / Wildwood Schoolmates Facility 301 Wildwood Avenue Patio Tables/Lower Blacktop/Lower Picnic Tables

Zion Church/Zion Lutheran Church 5201 Park Boulevard Gym, Classroom #1, Classroom #2

*Kennelly Skate Park is located above Coaches Field on Moraga Avenue

Winter Hours: November 3–March 6: Sa/Su, 12:00–7:00pm

Spring Hours: March 7–June 3: M/W/F, 3:30–Sunset, Sa/Su 12:00–7:00pm

*Park will be closed during inclement weather or smoke days

Help maintain our public fields in Piedmont.

Donate to the PBF Sports Field Endowment Fund today!

Piedmont is the beneficiary of many well-maintained, lovely outdoor spaces where many community members spend time with friends and family. Whether these areas are used for exercise, for play, or to socialize, these precious public spaces are vital to our community’s health and well-being.

In 2017, PBF established a Sports Field Endowment Fund to generate income to maintain and preserve the public fields and courts throughout Piedmont. These areas are used by children and adults of all ages nearly every day of the year. Your support of this effort is greatly appreciated; please donate to the PBF Sport Fields Endowment Fund at piedmontbeautificationfoundation.org.

Patty Dunlap, PBF President Chelle Putzer, Recreation Director

Piedmont Pop-Up Putt-Putt & Picnic in the Park

Sunday, April 19, 2026 | 12-4 pm Piedmont Park

Get your friends, family, neighbors, classmates, or coworkers together to create one of the novelty obstacle holes for the Pop-Up Putt-Putt course! Prizes will be awarded for Best Overall, Most Creative, Most Clever and Best Use of Recycled Materials.

The course with entries will be set-up in the Community Hall parking lot the morning of April 19th.

The Piedmont Pop-Up Putt-Putt Course will be open for the community to play a round from 12–4 pm. After you play, green and picnic in beautiful Piedmont Park! Check out the Mobile Golf Simulator sponsored by ACE Golf!

PRD Hanukkah Celebration

Donuts & Dreidels

Sunday, December 14, 2025 | 10 am–12 pm

$10/participant*

Piedmont Community Hall, 711 Highland Avenue

This festive family event features live music, a holiday-themed scavenger hunt, craft, dreidel, menorah making, and fun for the whole family Take a picture with Spinny the Dreidel!! Coffee, juice and Hanukkah sufganiyot (jelly donuts) will be served to those who register in advance. Open to all . Children under 2 years are free

*Advanced registration required.

Piedmont Recreation Department

Surf’s Up, Santa!

Saturday, December 13, 2025 | 10 am–12 pm

$10/participant*

Piedmont Community Hall, 711 Highland Avenue

Santa’s trading snow for sand this season — and he’s making a special stop at the Piedmont Community Hall! Join us for a tropical twist on holiday fun with festive crafts, cheerful holiday drinks, and of course a sunny photo op with Santa himself (Hawaiian shirt and all)! Perfect for families looking to add a splash of fun to their holiday season Don’t forget your flip-flops and holiday spirit!

Open to all Children under 2 are free

*Advanced registration required.

PLEASE JOIN US FOR

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3 rd 6 pm

PIEDMONT COMMUNITY HALL 711 HIGHLAND

Please join the Piedmont Beautification Foundation and the City of Piedmont for a community lighting celebration in Piedmont Park!

Piedmont

Mahjong Social Club

Adults

Tuesdays,Jan 6–June 2 | 6–9 pm Free*

801 Magnolia

Unlock the ancient art of Mahjong, a captivating game of strategy, skill, and social interaction! Join us in a friendly and relaxed environment where you’ll learn the fundamentals of this timeless game, understand the rules, and develop strategies to outwit your opponents No experience necessary–all levels of play See page 49 for details.

*Advanced registration required.

Red Cross Blood Drive

Saturdays, January 31 and April 4, 2026

8 am–2 pm

Piedmont Veterans Memorial Building 401 Highland Avenue

To make your appointment, go to RedCrossBlood org (enter sponsor code PIEDMONT) or call 1-800-REDCROSS .

CPR & First Aid Classes

Classes are taught by the Piedmont Fire Department at 801 Magnolia Avenue.

$20/participant

Min: 2; Max: 16 First Aid Classes Sun, January 4 | 10 am–1 pm Sun, March 15 | 3–6 pm CPR Classes Sat, February 14 | 9 am–12 pm Sun, April 15 | 10 am–1 pm Sat, May 2 | 12–3 pm

Piedmont Recreation Preschool

Where little ones go to do BIG things!

2026–2027 Schoolyear

Open House January 10, 2026, 10:00–11:30am

Sign-up for Parent Observations beginning January 12, 2026

Lottery Dates:

January 26–February 6 (R); Selections on February 9

February 9–February 20 (NR); Selections on February 23

*Visit piedmont ca gov/preschools for more information about PRD's Preschool programs

Play Like a Girl+ Piedmont

Sunday, May 3, 2025 | 10 am–1 pm | Witter Field | Free!

PRD is hosting the 5th annual Play Like a Girl+ Piedmont event! More than 20 sports organizations from around the Bay Area will have hands-on activities for girls+ ages 2–18 to try . From boxing to volleyball to field hockey, there will truly be something for everyone! Athletes will enjoy live demonstrations as well as professional, Paralympic and Olympic athletes

To register for this free event and for additional event information, visit piedmont ca gov/playlikeagirl See page 36 for additional event information

801nce/month

January

Trivia Night

Wednesday, January 28 | 6:45–8:45pm

Adults: Team (up to 6 players) $35; Individual $12

Step right up to the ultimate trivia showdown! Get ready for an evening packed with brain-teasing questions that span the spectrum, from the wizardry of Mr Wizard to the antics of Minions movies We'll dive deep into topics as diverse as marmots to Millard Fillmore—there's something for everyone Enjoy a fresh batch of enjoyably challenging quizzes and fantastic camaraderie It's the perfect opportunity to test your knowledge, meet new friends, and maybe even discover some hidden talents Form your A-team or sign up as a ‘free agent’ and bring a sense of adventure—a guaranteed night of fun and friendly competition! See you there Doors open at 6:30pm First round starts promptly at 6:45pm Min: 5 teams; Max: 8 teams

February

Wine & Cheese Pairing

Friday, February 13 | 6:30–8:00 Pm

Adults: $40

An exquisite evening of wine and cheese, exploring the delightful interplay between these two culinary classics with Farmstead Cheese & Wine! Discover how the rich textures and flavors of various cheeses can complement or contrast the nuanced profiles of different wines Whether you're a novice or a connoisseur, this event will deepen your appreciation for the art of pairing, helping to unlock the secrets behind the perfect bite and sip Don’t miss this chance to indulge your senses and expand your palate! Min: 15; Max: 25

March

The Eagles Have Landed (in Piedmont...and Beyond!)

Wednesday, March 11 | 6:30–8:00 Pm

Adults: $12

In case you haven’t noticed, the East Bay has gone to the birds—and we mean that in the best way possible Bald Eagles raised chicks in Piedmont last summer, and before that, nested on a golf course in Alameda, perhaps perfecting their short game Peregrine Falcons have claimed the Campanile as their castle, and Ospreys have turned the East Bay shoreline into beachfront real estate—from Hayward to Vallejo Meanwhile, Red-tailed and Cooper’s Hawks and Barn Owls and a half dozen other raptor species are trying to make city life work, one power pole and pigeon snack at a time

Join us for a fascinating, engaging and feather-filled evening with Berkeley resident and veteran raptor biologist Allen Fish, who has been studying birds of prey across California (and beyond) for more than 40 years Hear about high-speed chases, family drama, and near-miraculous survival stories from buildings, bridges, and backyard trees All levels of bird nerds are invited to this unique TED talk with talons – we guarantee you will leave with a new appreciation for our wild neighbors overhead Min: 10; Max: 60

Winter/Spring 2026 Line-up

@ 801 Magnolia Avenue

Advanced Registration Required

April

Intro to Ikebana

Wednesday, April 29 | 6:30–9:00pm

Adults: $18

Ikebana is the Japanese art of flower arrangement that emphasizes harmony, balance, and symbolism In this introduction class, Chris “Hokyu” Mehling will explain the difference between Western-style flower arranging and Japanese-style flower arranging

In addition to a brief history, Chris will lead the class through a demonstration while explaining the key aspects of Ikebana Using basic Ikebana principles, participants will then have an opportunity to assemble a unique creation using their own materials Class will conclude with a brief (very gentle) analysis of each arrangement

Ikebana can take years to master In this intro class, participants will take their first steps into the world of Japanese floral design, gaining hands-on experience with the techniques and principles that define the art If students discover their inner love for Ikebana, Chris can share local opportunities to continue their practice

Registrants will receive a list of necessary equipment and materials to bring Provision can be made for instructor provided materials - please contact PRD@piedmont ca gov Min: 10; Max: 40

May

Mixology

Friday, May 1 | 6:30–8:00pm

Adults 21+: $85

Shake, stir and taste your delicious creations in this "spirited" workshop! A friendly and experienced mixologist will walk you through making three dazzling cocktail recipes Along the way, you will pick up plenty of foundational skills and concepts you can use to make your own unique elixirs in the future Your fun-loving host will show you how to use the ingredients and techniques while fostering a social environment full of levity and good sips . All materials and alcohol will be provided . Min: 10; Max: 15

Creative Arts

Creative Arts Youth

Kids’ Carpentry

grade K

Kids n’ Carpentry teaches children the safe use of hand tools in a fun environment Kids build their own wood creations from scratch, gaining experience in physical engineering, applied math, problem solving, and patience . The lessons, projects, and tools evolve with each student’s individual pace Students build from a variety of project examples such as boats, trucks, bird feeders, doll furniture, spinning tops, airplanes, shelves, boxes, games and much more Material Fee: $35 (Session I); $45 (Session II); $55 (Session III)

session i r$225 N$250

Thur Jan 15–Feb 12 (5×) 2:05–3:05pm

session ii r$270 N$300

Thur Feb 26–Apr 2 (6×) 2:05–3:05pm

session iii r$315 N$345

Thur Apr 16–May 28 (7×) 2:05–3:05pm

Instructor: Casey Nutt

Location: Veterans Memorial Building Min: 5; Max: 7

Kids’ Carpentry

ages 6–9

Kids n’ Carpentry teaches children the safe use of hand tools in a fun environment Kids build their own wood creations from scratch, gaining experience in physical engineering, applied math, problem solving, and patience . The lessons, projects, and tools evolve with each student’s individual pace Students build from a variety of project examples such as boats, trucks, bird feeders, doll furniture, spinning tops, airplanes, shelves, boxes, games and much more Material Fee: $35 (Session I); $45 (Session II); $55 (Session III)

session i r$225 N$250

Thur Jan 15–Feb 12 (5×) 3:10–4:15pm

session ii r$270 N$300

Thur Feb 26–Apr 2 (6×) 3:10–4:15pm

session iii r$315 N$345

Thur Apr 16–May 28 (7×) 3:10–4:15pm

Instructor: Casey Nutt

Location: Veterans Memorial Building Min: 5; Max: 9

Kids’ Carpentry

ages 9–12

Kids n’ Carpentry teaches children the safe use of hand tools in a fun environment Kids build their own wood creations from scratch, gaining experience in physical engineering, applied math, problem solving, and patience The lessons, projects, and tools evolve with each student’s individual pace Students build from a variety of project examples such as boats, trucks, bird feeders, doll furniture, spinning tops, airplanes, shelves, boxes, games and much more Material Fee: $35 (Session I); $45 (Session II); $55 (Session III)

session i r$225 N$250

Thur Jan 15–Feb 12 (5×)

4:20–5:30pm

session ii r$270 N$300

Thur Feb 26–Apr 2 (6×)

4:20–5:30pm

session iii r$315 N$345

Thur Apr 16–May 28 (7×) 4:20–5:30pm

Instructor: Casey Nutt

Location: Veterans Memorial Building Min: 5; Max: 9

Clay Exploration

ages 5–7

Basic hand building techniques and tool use is covered, but the emphasis is on exploration and fun Projects are taught each class but students are welcome to come up with their own ideas This is a great, no pressure introduction and continuation to ceramics Material Fee: $25 (Session I & II), $35 (Session III)

session i r$255 N$285

Thur Jan 15–Feb 12 (5×) 3:30–5:00pm

session ii r$255 N$285

Thur Feb 26–Apr 2 (5×)*

3:30–5:00pm

session iii r$348 N$378

Thur Apr 16–May 28 (7×) 3:30–5:00pm

Instructor: Catrina Marchetti

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department, Attic Min: 5; Max: 10 *No class on Mar 12

Clay, Crafts & Goodies

ages 8–13

Explore different techniques in hand building a diverse range of clay projects including animal sculptures, monster jars, boxes or even your favorite video game character Learn how to throw bowls, cups and vases on the wheel . Sky’s the limit when students are able to choose their own projects Craft projects may include resin pouring, marbleized paintings, or fidget cubes Children will vote on special snacks to enjoy each Wednesday Now offered 1 or 2 days a week Material Fee: Session I: $25 (1 day/week), $50 (2 days/week); Session II: $30 (1 day/week), $55 (2 days/week); Session III: $35 (1 day/week), $65 (2 days/week)

session i r$465 N$495

Wed/Fri Jan 14–Feb 13 (10×) 3:30–5:00pm

session i r$250 N$280

Wed Jan 14–Feb 11 (5×) 3:30–5:00pm Fri Jan 16–Feb 13 (5×) 3:30–5:00pm

session ii r$510 N$540 Wed/Fri Feb 25–Apr 3 (11×)* 3:30–5:00pm

session ii r$299 N$329 Wed Feb 25–Apr 1 (6×) 3:30–5:00pm

session ii r$250 N$280 Fri Feb 27–Apr 3 (5×)* 3:30–5:00pm

session iii r$644 N$674 Wed/Fri Apr 15–May 29 (14×) 3:30–5:00pm

session iii r$348 N$378 Wed Apr 15–May 27 (7×) 3:30–5:00pm Fri Apr 17–May 29 (7×) 3:30–5:00pm

Instructor: Catrina Marchetti

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department, Attic Min: 1; Max: 5 (1 day/wk); Min: 5; Max: 12 (2 days/wk) *No class on Mar 13

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Creative Arts Youth & Teen

A Day of Clay

ages 5–13 r$142 N$162

Spend the day creating with clay as you build animal sculptures, games, houses, penguins and monster jars, jewelry boxes, plates, or even your favorite video game character!

Basic hand-building and finishing techniques will be demonstrated to help you make a variety of creative clay projects

Break times will include organized outdoor games (weather permitting) and a special treat—cookies, brownies, or ice cream sundaes! Material Fee: $12

ages 5-8

Sat February 7 (1×) 10:00am–4:00pm Sat May 16 (1×) 10:00am–4:00pm

ages 8-13

Sat April 18 (1×) 10:00am–4:00pm

Instructor: Catrina Marchetti

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department, Attic Min: 5; Max: 12 for ages 5-8 Min: 5; Max: 14 for ages 8-13

Beginning Knitting

ages 6–13

This workshop offers step-by-step instruction for those new to knitting and also welcomes returning learners who want to continue building their skills

Students work in a small, quiet, and supportive group while learning to use colorful yarn and large needles You’ll learn how to cast on, knit, purl, cast off, and understand common knitting terms

Participants are encouraged to work at their own pace while enjoying stories in a cozy, home-like atmosphere

session i r$185 N$210

Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 3:45–5:15pm

session ii r$221 N$251

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 3:45–5:15pm

session iii r$260 N$290

Tue Apr 14–May 26 (7×) 3:45–5:15pm

Instructor: Jane Backus

Location: Hampton Park Building Min: 3; Max: 8

Creative Arts Class

ages 4–5

A hands-on experience of exploring the creative world of art and making something from nothing Students work with various painting methods, papier mache, use colorful moulding clays and increase their awareness to color, textures, free flowing designs, and new materials

session i r$117 N$137

Mon Jan 12–Feb 9 (4×)* 3:45–5:15pm

session ii r$145 N$165

Mon Feb 23–Mar 30 (5×) 3:45–5:15pm

session iii r$173 N$198

Mon Apr 13–May 18 (6×) 3:45–5:15pm

Instructor: Jane Backus

Location: Hampton Park Building Min: 3; Max: 6

*No class on Jan 19

Beginning Sewing

ages 7–12

A fun introduction to sewing where students experience the joy of creating something from nothing!

Students begin by sewing a soft pillow using colorful fabric while learning basic hand stitches, techniques, and sewing terms They’ll practice running stitch, backstitch, and whipstitch, and learn the safe and proper use of needles, thread, and scissors

The class also covers sewing vocabulary, patterns, types of fabrics, seams, and more . This small, personalized class allows the instructor to work individually with each student as they progress at their own pace

Projects include a large pillow and a small teddy bear!

session i r$145 N$165

Wed Jan 14–Feb 11 (5×) 3:45–5:15pm

session ii r$173 N$198

Wed Feb 25–Apr 1 (6×) 3:45–5:15pm

session iii r$260 N$290

Wed Apr 15–May 27 (7×) 3:45–5:15pm

Instructor: Jane Backus

Location: Hampton Park Building

Min: 3; Max: 6

Keriann Armusewicz founded A-Z Creativity in 2022 to bring intentional creativity through the arts to more people, in the Bay Area and beyond  Keriann has taught art to children for over a decade and a half Having received a MA in Art and Art Education from Teachers College, Columbia University and a MS in Creativity and Change Leadership from Buffalo State College, Keriann is uniquely qualified to deliver intentional programming in demystifying and fostering the development of creative habits and skills through arts programming

n Let's Make Art

Together! Caregiver & Me

ages 1.5–3 + adULT

In these caregiver and me visual arts classes, you and your toddler will be exposed to a variety of developmentally appropriate material centered experiences Engage with art making through material exploration, play, and stories . Multiple material engagements will be provided each class to ensure you and your child have a choice of expression Material fee: $20 for Session I; Material fee: $25 for Session II; Material fee: $30 for Session III

session i r$125 N$140

Sun Jan 18–Feb 8 (4×)* 10:00–10:45am

session ii r$155 N$175 Sun Mar 1–Mar 29 (5×)* 10:00–10:45am

session iii r$185 N$205

Sun Apr 19–May 31 (6×)* 10:00–10:45am

Instructor: A-Z Creativity LLC

Location: Hampton Park building

Min: 4; Max: 12 * No class on May 24

Creative Arts Youth–Adult

CineCraft: Magic of Movie Making!

ages 6–11

Dive into storytelling, performance, and production and collaborate with peers to create your very own class film From choosing a plot and writing scripts to acting, directing, and operating the camera, experience the full filmmaking process Students design props, plan shots, and work as a team to bring each scene to life while exploring the magic behind the screen After filming, instructors edit the movie and share a final version with students and parents—a fun keepsake that celebrates creativity, teamwork, and the exciting achievement of making a film together

Material Fee: $15

session i r$195 N$220

Wed Jan 14–Feb 11 (5×) 2:15–3:15pm

session ii r$230 N$260

Wed Feb 25–Apr 1 (6×) 2:15–3:15pm

session iii r$265 N$295

Wed Apr 15–May 27 (7×) 2:15–3:15pm

Instructor: Talentnook Inc.

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department

Min: 5; Max: 20

Scottish Highland Dance, Beginner Level

ages 7 + r$85 N$97

Learn the traditional dances of the Scottish Highlands such as the Fling, Sword Dance and Reel all while gaining strength, stamina and flexibility This is a non-competitive recreational class taught in an atmosphere that emphasizes fun, fitness and friendships Bring a mat, water, wear flat-soled dance slippers and shorts or leggings .

Mon Jan 12–Mar 16 (8×)* 5:00–6:00pm Mon Mar 23–May 18 (8×)* 5:00–6:00pm

Instructor: Ann McGrael Galvez

Location: Veterans Memorial Building, Main Hall

Min: 2; Max: 8 *No class on Jan 19, Feb 16 & Apr 6

My Parent/Guardian & Me Clay Class

ages 4–12 + adULT

Spend a fun-filled Saturday exploring creative experimentation with kiln-fired clay! Led by an instructor, one adult will work with their child or children to create unique and colorful artworks You may choose to make your own individual projects or collaborate on one together

This class is open to children accompanied by an adult Each registration covers one adult and one child While different adults may attend each session, only the enrolled child may participate each week Material Fee: $40 (Session I), $45 (Session II & III)

session i r$245 N$270

Sat Jan 17–Feb 14 (4×)* 10:45am–12:15pm session ii r$300 N$330 Sat Feb 28–Apr 4 (5×)* 10:45am–12:15pm session iii r$300 N$330 Sat Apr 25–May 30 (5×)* 10:45am–12:15pm

Instructor: Catrina Marchetti

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department, Attic Min: 5; Max: 11 *No class Feb 7, Mar 14 & May 16

Scottish Highland Dance, Intermediate/Advanced Level

ages 7+ r$85 N$97

Dancers will continue to add to their repertoire of Highland, National and other Scottish dances . In addition, this class will build strength and stamina and improve technique Opportunities for performance and choreography may be offered Instructor approval required

Mon Jan 12–Mar 16 (8×) 6:00–8:00pm Mon Mar 23–May 18 (8×) 6:00–8:00pm

Instructor: Ann McGrael Galvez

Location: Veterans Memorial Building, Main Hall Min: 2; Max: 10 *No class on Jan 19, Feb 16 & Apr 6

Ms. Alayna has been inspiring young people for more than 25 years as a teacher, TV producer, mentor, and proud children’s “Edutainer ” Alayna believes the best learning happens through self-directed, hands-on activities and a healthy dose of glitter! Born and raised in Oakland, Ms . Alayna earned her M .S Ed from The Bank Street College of Education collecting creative ideas from classrooms, camps, and puppet stages alike

“Crafternoons,” blends art, play and imagination into a joyful experience Kids sew, paint, build, bead, and dream together They learn to appreciate themselves and others Alayna’s teaching motto says it all: Do, make, learn—and have fun while you’re at it!

n Crafternoons with Ms. Alayna

grades K–3

Join Ms Alayna for a joyful afternoon of creativity and imagination! In "Crafternoon", young artists will explore a wide variety of hands-on projects, from mixed-media creations and simple sewing to jewelry design and even puppetry! Each week brings a new adventure, encouraging kids to discover different materials, experiment with artistic techniques, and express their ideas in fun and unique ways

With over 25 years of experience in progressive education and children’s entertainment, Ms Alayna brings both a creative spirit and a deep understanding of how kids learn "Crafternoon" is a playful space where imagination comes alive, social skills are fostered, and every child’s creativity is celebrated Material Fee: $25

session ii r$220 N$245 Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 3:30–4:30pm

session iii r$250 N$280 Tue Apr 14–May 26 (7×) 3:30–4:30pm

Instructor: Ms. Alayna

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department Attic Min: 5; Max: 12

Music & Theater

Music & Theater Youth–Adult

Start a Band, Play a Show, and Make Records!

ages 8–11

r$387 N$417

In this class musicians will start a band, write a song(s), play a show, AND make a recording (complete with album artwork for a release on 3 O’Clock Rock Records)! Participants will also learn the basics on instruments like guitar, bass, keyboards, drums and vocals There will be a performance in class for parents and families on the last day

3 O’Clock Rock has a record label where we release student original songs People from all over the world listen to them and we invite you to write a song for a future release!! Listen and see our releases online at: 3oclockrockrecords .bandcamp .com . Material Fee: $10 Thur Jan 15–Apr 2 (11×)* 3:45–4:45pm

Instructor: 3 O'Clock Rock

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department Min: 8; Max: 16 *No class on Feb 19

Nanci's Musiktime in the Park

ages 0–4

Come join us for an enjoyable morning of music making! Each session will feature different engaging songs and activities This is a wonderful way to bond with your child as well as support their social/emotional, physical, and cognitive development Class activities will include singing, bounces, finger plays, chants, simple instrument play, puppets, movement exploration, and more! Participants will be given a Spotify playlist with songs used in the class

session i r$110 N$130

Wed Jan 14–Feb 11 (5×) 9:45–10:15am

Wed Jan 14–Feb 11 (5×) 10:30–11:00am

session ii r$131 N$151

Wed Feb 25–Apr 1 (6×) 9:45–10:15am

Wed Feb 25–Apr 1 (6×) 10:30–11:00am

session iii r$126 N$146

Wed Apr 15–May 20 (6×) 9:45–10:15am

Wed Apr 15–May 20 (6×) 10:30–11:00am

Instructor: Nanci Schneidinger

Location: Piedmont Park Playground

Min: 4; Max: 12

Sandcastle Drama Program

grades 2–5

Work together to put on an original play! Kids develop confidence, creativity, and collaboration skills Join Improv (Session I), Storytelling & Character (Session II), Design & Production (Session III)* or all three–each session builds exciting new skills and centers kids' voices in the creation of original theater . Students will experience how improvisation builds story and character, how actors rehearse and learn lines, and how to craft a completely unique new script that will be *performed for an audience at the end of the series For Flexible Pricing financial aid, email sandcastletheaterco@ gmail com

session i r$305 N$335

Tue Jan 12–Feb 9 (4×)*

3:30–5:30pm

session ii r$430 N$460

Tue Feb 23–Mar 30 (5×)* 3:30–5:30pm

session iii r$530 N$560

Mon Apr 13–May 18 (6×) 3:30–5:30pm

Instructor: Sandcastle Theater Company

Location: Piedmont Community Hall, Main Hall

Min: 8; Max: 16 *No class on Jan 19 & Mar 16

Bagpipe Band

ages 16–adULT

Grab your pipes (or drums) and join the Piedmont Highlanders Pipe Band! We are an award-winning traditional Scottish bagpipe band, welcoming all levels We emphasize individual improvement and ensemble playing Don’t let our fun attitude fool you—we work a lot on getting a quality sound Pipers need own pipes/practice chanter; drums provided for drummers if available If you have questions email lionscourt@hotmail com

session i r$41 N$49

Mon Jan 12–Feb 9 (4×)* 7:00–9:00pm session ii r$59 N$69

Mon Feb 23–Mar 30 (6×) 7:00–9:00pm session iii r$59 N$69

Mon Apr 13–May 18 (6×)* 7:00–9:00pm

Instructor: Ellison Dunlap

Location: Piedmont Community Hall

Min: 2; Max: 25 *No class on Jan 19

SF Rock Project: Private Instrument Instruction

ages 5–adULT

Learn Music! 1-on-1 Instrument Lessons w/SF Rock Project Material Fee: $20

session i r$250 N$280

Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 3:45–4:15pm Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 4:15–4:45pm Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 4:45–5:15pm

Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 5:15–5:45pm Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 5:45–6:15pm Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 6:15–6:45pm

session ii r$295 N$325

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 3:45–4:15pm Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 4:15–4:45pm Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 4:45–5:15pm Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 5:15–5:45pm Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 5:45–6:15pm Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 6:15–6:45pm

session iii r$295 N$325

Tue Apr 14–May 19 (6×) 3:45–4:15pm

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 4:15–4:45pm

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 4:45–5:15pm

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 5:15–5:45pm

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 5:45–6:15pm Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 6:15–6:45pm

Instructor: San Francisco Rock Project

Location: Community Hall, Lower Level Min: 1; Max: 3

Glee Club: K-Pop Idols Edition

grades TK–3 r$405 N$435

Get ready to sing, dance, and shine like your favorite K-Pop Idols on stage! Step into the world of K-Pop Idols and Demon Hunters! In this high-energy class, students will sing and dance to tracks from K-Pop artists, including Demon Hunters, alongside other favorite K-Pop hits . Together, we’ll learn dynamic choreography, practice stage presence, and create props and accessories that bring each performance to life The session ends with a Showcase, where kids shine in a mini K-Pop concert! Step into the exciting world of K-Pop –where every student is a star in the making Fri Jan 23–May 1 (12×)* 3:30–4:30pm

Instructor: MCVT

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department Min: 10; Max: 20 *No class on Feb 20, Mar 13 & Apr 10

Adaptive Programs

Sidekicks: Adaptive Programming

The Piedmont Recreation Department (PRD) is committed to meet the needs of the community by creating safe, fun and affordable inclusive programs for school-aged kids with neurodiverse needs. School year classes, clinics and camps are thoughtfully designed to address various neurodiverse needs including but not limited to the facilities chosen, modified equipment and inclusive and supporting curricula . Instructors and coaches focus on the strengths of each child to create an enriching experience that is welcoming

School Year Classes

PRD is offering more recreational opportunities for children with neurodiverse needs Check-out the variety of afterschool and weekend programs, from sports to art to social groups Classes are designed to get kids moving, socializing and having fun with their peers Our experienced instructors are each assisted by several trained Teen Sidekicks (ages 14+)

Volunteer Opportunity for Teens this School Year

Teen Sidekicks are committed and enjoy working closely with neurodiverse students, befriending them, and helping them successfully integrate into mainstream games, activities and social opportunities

If you are interested in creating lasting memories and playing an integral role in supporting the growth and overall experience for a child with neurodiverse needs, please contact Sidekicks . This unique experience is unlike any other and incredibly rewarding Afterschool and weekend volunteer opportunities are available during the school year and during the summer, Sidekicks runs week-long camp opportunities . Scheduling is flexible . Teen Sidekicks attend a training and are fully supported by PRD staff . Community service hours are available upon request . Sidekicks are eligible to receive a letter of recommendation No experience necessary For more information visit piedmont.ca.gov/sidekicks or email sidekicks@piedmont.ca.gov

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Adaptive Programs Youth

Keep Calm & Yoga On

ages 4–10 r$295 N$325

Join Kerstie for a chill class designed to help kids build self-regulation skills through movement, sensory play, and creativity! Kids will create their own Busy Box filled with tools to use at home while also learning simple breathing, yoga, and mindfulness techniques . Themes change every class, keeping curiosity alive, but in a supportive, structured routine which provides the consistency many kids thrive on Themes may include oceans, animals, outer space and much more Material Fee: $40

Mon Jan 12–Feb 9 (4×)* 3:30–5:00pm

Instructor: Kerstie Mulligan

Location: Havens Elementary School, Room 110 Min: 4; Max: 12 *No class on Jan 19

n Mindful Movement: Jiu Jitsu for Neurodiverse Children

ages 5–12

A supportive, sensory-aware martial arts class designed specifically for neurodiverse children Through the gentle art of Jiu Jitsu, kids build confidence, body awareness, focus, and social skills—all at their own pace Our inclusive approach blends structure with flexibility, helping every child feel safe, empowered, and part of a team .

session i r$205 N$230

Tue Jan 14–Feb 11 (5×)* 4:00–5:00pm

session iii r$285 N$315

Mon Apr 15–May 27 (7×) 4:00–5:00pm

Instructor: Dominat10n Jiu Jitsu

Location: 4299 Piedmont Ave, Oakland Min: 4; Max: 12

Adaptive Soccer

ages 6–15

r$438 N$468 f

Adaptive Soccer sessions are specially designed for neurodiverse children, neurotypical peers and their siblings to learn the fundamentals of soccer in a fun, safe, engaging, and adaptive learning environment .

Monday Feb 23–Apr 27 (8×)* 4:15–5:15pm

Instructor: 24-7 UK Soccer Academy

Location: Havens School, Becker Playfield

Min: 6; Max: 15 *No class on Mar 16 & Apr 6

n Creative Sensory Series: Clay and Slime Adventures

ages 6–12 r$165 N$185

Challenge Island’s hands-on series of four Saturday morning classes combines the best of both worlds—air-dry clay and slime—for a fun, sensory-rich experience designed for neurodiverse elementary-age kids Each week, participants will explore different textures, shapes, and techniques while building creativity, confidence, and fine motor skills Guided projects with air-dry clay encourage artistic focus and imagination, while slime play offers a joyful, calming outlet The balance of structure and open-ended creativity makes this class both engaging and supportive for all learners Neurotypical siblings and friends are encouraged to register as well Material Fee: $20

Sat Jan 17–Feb 7 (4×) 10:30–11:30am

Instructor: Challenge Island Bay Area

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department Min: 8; Max: 10

n LEGO Connections

ages 5–14 r$174 N$199

Build friendships brick by brick with adaptive LEGO by Play-Well TEKnologies! In this engaging Saturday morning class, children will team up on LEGO challenges that encourage sharing, communication, and collaboration All participants are welcome to build independently, giving every participant the chance to create at their own pace With guidance from instructors and support from Teen Sidekicks, kids will enjoy a fun, welcoming environment that fosters confidence, creativity, and social growth Neurotypical siblings and friends are always welcome to register .

Sat Feb 28–Mar 28 (5×) 10:00–11:30am

Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department Min: 7; Max: 12

Super Social Explorers

ages 8–12 r$520N$550

An after-school program for children ages 8–12 who have social and communication challenges Super Social Explorers offers elementary-aged students the opportunity to participate in cooperative play and everyday activities within peer dyads and small groups Kids will get to meet and engage in fun activities to practice different social skills This includes a focus on skills such as staying with the group, greetings, turn taking, participating independently in activities, and brief exchanges with peers Material Fee: $35

Thur Feb 26–Apr 2 (6×) 3:00–4:45pm

Instructor: Alle Cauterucci Kind Minds Collective Location: Wildwood Elementary School Classroom Min: 4; Max: 10

Request an age override by emailing sidekicks@piedmont.ca.gov

Adaptive Programs Youth & Teen

Adaptive Dungeons and Dragons

ages 6–14

Join us for an exciting journey into the world of Adaptive Dungeons & Dragons—a roleplaying adventure where kids become heroes of their own stories, working together to navigate fantastical quests, solve problems, and explore new worlds

This beloved tabletop game encourages creativity, teamwork, communication, and improvisation—all within a structured, supportive, and inclusive environment . Every game is unique, and no prior experience is needed New players will be gently guided by a skilled Dungeon Master

Adaptive D & D curriculum is designed with flexibility in mind to support a wide range of learning styles and sensory needs As with all Sidekicks programming, sessions are staffed with trained Teen Sidekicks (volunteers) who provide personalized support, help facilitate breaks and create an encouraging social environment

Whether your child is looking for connection, confidence, or just a chance to explore a magical world, Adaptive D & D offers a safe space to grow and shine Material Fee: $12

session i r$317 N$347

Thur Jan 15–Feb 12 (5×)* 3:30–4:45pm

session iii r$437 N$467

Thur Apr 16–May 28 (7×) 3:30–4:45pm

Instructor: Bay Area Role Playing Games

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department Min: 4; Max: 8

Adaptive Tennis

ages 5–11 r$250 N$280 f

ANTS adaptive tennis class for neurodiverse children is a supportive team environment with positive coaching, learning, and fun tennis games for your children Our approach is to teach the FUNdamentals of tennis through individual hand-eye coordination, partner activities, and exciting team tennis games that meet your child where they are Using modified equipment that has been adopted by the USTA (smaller nets and easier balls to hit), our program allows neurodiverse children to experience the joy of tennis In class, we focus on building healthy habits, taking turns, team camaraderie, and good sportsmanship on and off the court Come join us at ANTS Tennis!

Wed Apr 15–May 20 (6×) 5:00–6:00pm

Instructor: ANTS Sports

Location: Beach Pickleball Courts, Courts 3 & 4 Min: 8; Max: 12

Basketball Ballers

ages 5–13 r$250 N$280 f

Basketball Ballers is a fun and engaging Saturday morning clinic designed to introduce and build core basketball skills in a supportive, inclusive environment Our modified approach features basketball-based movement drills and playful games that help kids stay engaged while learning teamwork, coordination, and confidence—on and off the court . Whether your child is brand new to basketball or already loves the game, this clinic offers the perfect space to grow, connect with peers, and have fun With the help of our trained Teen Sidekicks, we keep group sizes small, ensuring plenty of personal attention and encouragement for every player Adaptive Basketball is a great way for kids of all abilities to enjoy the excitement of team sports while building skills and friendships in a positive setting

Sat Apr 18–May 30 (6×) 10:30–11:45am

Instructor: PRD Staff

Location: Hampton Park, Basketball Courts Min: 6; Max: 12

Tennis Play Day

ages 5–14

$20

Join us for a fun and inclusive day of Adaptive Tennis! This one-day clinic is perfect for neurodiverse kids who are trying tennis for the first time or looking to build on their existing skills Participants will enjoy a supportive and engaging environment where they can learn basic techniques, play games, and experience the joy of tennis at their own pace Those who already play tennis can meet peers and enjoy the game together, with a focus on building connections and friendships This program is a fantastic way to get a taste of adaptive tennis before our full Adaptive Tennis Class series begins in April In partnership with ANTS Tennis, our Teen Sidekicks will bring energy, fun, and support to help kids build confidence and welcome spring with joy!

Sunday March 22 (1×) 10:30–11:45am

Location: Piedmont Park Tennis Courts

Min: 4; Max: 12

STEM

STEM Youth

Chemistry Fun

grades K–2 r$250 N$280

Intro to Chemistry is a hands-on class where K–2 kids explore the wonders of science through fun experiments Learn about the different states of matter, experiment with absorption, and create Oobleck to understand viscosity . Students witness chemical reactions, discover how atoms and molecules work, and see diffusion in action Have fun exploring capillary action with the "Walking Water" experiment, and making a homemade lava lamp using oil and water! Each lesson brings chemistry to life, sparking curiosity and making science fun for young explorers Material fee: $30

Mon Jan 12–Feb 9 (4×)* 4:00–4:45pm

Instructor: Young STEAMers

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department, Attic Min: 6; Max: 20 *No class Jan 19

Creative Coding

grades K–3

Creative Coding is a fun and engaging beginner class designed for young students just starting their coding journey Using iPads and the kid-friendly OctoStudio app, children quickly grasp block coding basics while building their own animations and simple games This class encourages creativity, problem-solving, and personal expression, helping students turn their ideas into interactive digital projects Along the way, students apply key concepts from math, design, English, and technology With supportive guidance and inspiring challenges, children are empowered to create unique projects that reflect their interests— making learning to code both educational and exciting Perfect for curious young minds! Material fee: $20

session ii r$285 N$315

Thur Feb 26–Apr 2 (6×) 3:30–4:30pm session iii r$325 N$355

Thur Apr 16–May 28 (7×) 3:30–4:30pm

Instructor: Hak Learning

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department

Min: 6; Max: 14

Crazy Chemistry

grades K–2 r$370 N$400

In this special chemistry session, we will perform unique (and crazy) experiments We will create some magic milk, learn how to make butter, we will make plastic, clean money with ketchup, burst lemon volcanoes and will celebrate the end of the school year by making ice cream Don't miss this surprisingly fun class!

Material fee: $40

Mon Apr 13–May 18 (6×) 4:00–4:45pm

Instructor: Young STEAMers

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department, Attic Min: 6; Max: 20

That's Chemistry Too!

grades K–2 r$310 N$340

In this fun chemistry class students explore more chemistry concepts through fun, hands-on activities Subjects covered are diffusion, exciting state of matter, capillary action, biochemistry, atoms and molecules and more With engaging experiments, we observe the foundation of this fascinating science, learn new vocabulary while encouraging curiosity and building critical thinking and observation skills Material fee: $35

Mon Feb 23–Mar 30 (5×)* 4:00–4:45pm

Instructor: Young STEAMers

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department, Attic Min: 6; Max: 20 *No class Mar 16

AI Playground

ages 9–12

AI Playground introduces students to the exciting world of AI through a fun, visual, and hands-on learning experience—no coding required! In this interactive course (designed by Stanford graduate students), students use a colorful, flow-based programming platform to build real AI models by simply connecting blocks Students will help Synthia, a friendly AI assistant, learn new skills to solve challenges Children can build their own projects, using built-in data tools to teach Synthia With engaging lessons and creative freedom, AI Playground makes complex AI concepts easy to understand and fun to explore!

Material fee: $30

session ii r$325 N$355

Wed Feb 25–Apr 1 (6×) 3:15–4:15pm

session iii r$371 N$401

Wed Apr 15–May 27 (7×) 3:15–4:15pm

Instructor: Hak Learning

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department

Min: 6; Max: 12

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STEM Youth

n Block to Python

grades 3–5 r$285 N$315

This course focuses on helping students build the foundations of coding through Scratch block coding and then transitioning the students into Python text-based code Scratch helps students visualize and understand the complex coding concepts, which facilitates students in easily connecting ideas while learning Python Material fee: $20

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 3:30–4:30pm

Instructor: Hak Learning

Location: Piedmont Middle School

Min: 6; Max: 12

n Block to Python Part 2

grades 3–5 r$325 N$355

This course focuses on helping students build the foundations of coding through Scratch block coding and then transitioning the students into Python text-based code . Scratch helps students visualize and understand the complex coding concepts which facilitates students in easily connecting ideas while learning Python Scratch (or other block coding) experience and/or previous Block to Python classes is required Material fee: $20

Tue Apr 14–May 26 (7×) 3:30–4:30pm

Instructor: Hak Learning

Location: Piedmont Middle School

Min: 6; Max: 12

n Super Science: Energy of the Future

ages 6–11

r$275 N$305

This dynamic Science program introduces students to the fascinating world of renewable energy through hands-on STEM projects, creative art activities, and group challenges Under the theme Energy of the Future, students explore exciting topics such as Solar Power, Wind Energy, and other sustainable sources that shape tomorrow’s world Each class encourages curiosity and critical thinking as students design and build mini models to take home, from solar-powered creations to wind-driven projects By blending science with creativity, the program inspires innovation, strengthens problem-solving skills, and helps students understand the importance of clean energy for a brighter future Material fee: $25

Wed Apr 15–May 27 (7×)* 3:30–4:30pm

Instructor: Talentnook Inc.

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department

Min: 5; Max: 20

n Super Science: Robots and Nature's Wonders

ages 6–11

Ignite your child’s curiosity with a hands-on journey into the world of robotics! In this engaging program, students design and construct Spin Bots, Brush Bots, Walking Bots, and more, bringing their creations to life through fun and interactive projects Along the way, they’ll learn about robot parts, functions, and design, gaining a strong foundation in engineering and problem-solving Each project blends creativity with science, encouraging students to experiment, innovate, and think critically By building and exploring different types of robots, students strengthen their confidence, spark imagination, and connect with the exciting possibilities of future technology Material fee: $25

session i r$205 N$230 Wed Jan 14–Feb 11 (5×)* 3:30–4:30pm

session ii r$240 N$270 Wed Feb 25–Apr 1 (6×) 3:30–4:30pm

Instructor: Talentnook Inc.

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department Min: 5; Max: 20

Martial Arts

Martial Arts Youth & Teen

Taekwondo

ages 6–18

Taekwondo, the ancient Korean Martial Art, over 10,000 years old, and an Olympic sport

This class helps students learn about the philosophy, and history of Taekwondo as a martial art, recognizing the person as a unit in mind, body and spirit Through forms develop patience, concentration and attention to details Through free sparring develops quick reflexes and humility Through meditation develops inner awareness and confidence All these aspects teach a person: self-confidence; self-discipline; self-control; self-defense; self-respect and respect to others

Beginner r$239 N$269

Mon/Fri Jan 12–Feb 13 (9×)* 3:30–5:00pm

Beginner r$265 N$295

Mon/Fri Feb 23–Apr 3 (10×)* 3:30–5:00pm

Beginner r$343 N$373

Mon/Fri Apr 13–May 29 (13×) 3:30–5:00pm

inT/adv r$239 N$269

Mon/Fri Jan 12–Feb 13 (9×)* 5:00–6:30pm

inT/adv r$265 N$295

Mon/Fri Feb 23–Apr 3 (10×)* 5:00–6:30pm

inT/adv r$343 N$373

Mon/Fri Apr 13–May 29 (13×) 5:00–6:30pm

Instructor: Arnoldo Bolanos

Location: Piedmont Middle School, MPR

Min: 3; Max: 15 *No class Jan 19, Mar 13, Mar 16 & May 25

Hanabi-Fireworks! Hajime/Beginning Judo

ages 5–15

Hajime! (Begin!) establishes a strong base of judo technique, culture, and character Fun tumbling, jumping and running warm ups before we practice falling techniques; Hajime students learn to fall safely, effortlessly and without discomfort We learn to hold a person down with "kes-gatame" (scarf hold) and we practice throws–where our opponent can be flipped upside down on Sensei Class finishes with games that develop physical coordination, balance and laughter We sing in Japanese about inspiration and bow to each other respectfully At Hanabi, respect comes as naturally as smiling Participants will need a judo gi Instructor can supply them for $111

session i r$237 N$267

Thur Jan 15–Feb 12 (5×) 5:20–6:20pm

session ii r$283 N$313

Thur Feb 26–Apr 2 (6×) 5:20–6:20pm

session iii r$330 N$360

Thur Apr 16–May 28 (7×) 5:20–6:20pm

Instructor: Hanabi Judo

Location: Piedmont Middle School, MPR

Min: 3; Max: 25

Hanabi-Fireworks! Chibi/ Pre-Judo

ages 5–15

Chibi (little) Judo helps children grow in wonderful ways As we jump, run and roll, we develop balance, coordination and confidence We start out learning our names in Japanese then do movement exercises, tumbling and some simple judo techniques that teach us to fall safely We place a strong emphasis on culture so everyone plays games, sing songs and speaks the language of Japan In our positive learning environment we bow politely to Sensei (teacher) and to one another At Hanabi, respect comes as naturally as smiling Participants will need a judo gi . Instructor can supply them for $111

session i r$218 N$248

Thur Jan 15–Feb 12 (5×) 4:30–5:15pm

session ii r$260 N$290

Thur Feb 26–Apr 2 (6×) 4:30–5:15pm

session iii r$302 N$332

Thur Apr 16–May 28 (7×) 4:30–5:15pm

Instructor: Hanabi Judo

Location: Piedmont Middle School, MPR Min: 3; Max: 25

Hanabi-Fireworks! Honto, Real Judo

ages 5–15

Honto is more advanced judo for experience judoka . We use our techniques in actual "randori" or free practice in both standing, "tachiwaza", and ground-work, "ne-waza" Senseis carefully and supportively watch for effort, efficiency, and safety Training is intense but our smiles are wide Participants will need t a judo gi Instructor can supply them for $111

session i r$262 N$292

Thur Jan 15–Feb 12 (5×) 6:30–8:00pm

session ii r$313 N$343

Thur Feb 26–Apr 2 (6×) 6:30–8:00pm

session iii r$365 N$395

Thur Apr 16–May 28 (7×) 6:30–8:00pm

Instructor: Hanabi Judo

Location: Piedmont Middle School, MPR Min: 3; Max: 25

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Special Interest

Special Interest Youth

n Reading Proficiency Development

grades K–3

Is your child struggling with reading? Falling behind early makes it harder to catch up and can impact both academics and confidence Reading Proficiency Development is grounded in the Science of Reading and integrates the key pillars or elements of reading - phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension Using systematic, explicit, and engaging instruction, along with high-impact teaching practices and a research-based curriculum, the program equips students with the tools needed for reading proficiency Early intervention is key! Enroll today to strengthen skills and build lasting confidence Material Fee: $25

grades K–1 r$440 N$470

Tue/Thur Jan 13–Feb 12 (10×) 3:30–4:30pm

grades K–1 r$522 N$552

Tue/Thur Feb 24–Apr 3 (12×) 3:30–4:30pm

grades K–1 r$604 N$634

Tue/Thur Apr 14–May 28 (14×) 3:30–4:30pm

grades 2–3 r$440 N$470

Tue/Thur Jan 13–Feb 12 (10×) 4:30–5:30pm

grades 2–3 r$522 N$552

Tue/Thur Feb 24–Apr 3 (12×) 4:30–5:30pm

grades 2–3 r$604 N$634

Tue/Thur Apr 14–May 28 (14×) 4:30–5:30pm

Instructor: Talentnook Inc.

Location: Piedmont Middle School

Min: 5; Max: 8 *No class Jan 19 & Mar 16

Chess Wizards

grades K–5

Join Chess Wizards this semester for tons of challenging chess lessons, exciting games, and cool prizes You will improve your chess skills, and work out your most powerful muscle–your brain!  Classes are geared to suit children of all skill levels; from chessling to checkmate artist, students build upon their knowledge through lessons, variation games and more More than just a game of winning and losing, Chess Wizards make learning chess fun!

grades K–2 r$191 N$216 Mon Jan 12–Feb 9 (4×)* 3:45–4:45pm

grades K–2 r$237 N$267 Mon Feb 23–Mar 30 (5×)* 3:45–4:45pm

grades K–2 r$284 N$314 Mon Apr 13–May 18 (6×)* 3:45–4:45pm

grades 3–5 r$191 N$216 Mon Jan 12–Feb 9 (4×)* 5:00–6:00pm

grades 3–5 r$237 N$267 Mon Feb 23–Mar 30 (5×)* 5:00–6:00pm

grades 3–5 r$284 N$314 Mon Apr 13–May 18 (6×)* 5:00–6:00pm

Instructor: Chess Wizards, Inc.

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department Min: 8; Max: 14 *No class Jan 19 & Mar 16

Friday Night Campouts

ages 3–9 r$70 N$80

Grab your PJs, pillows and a favorite stuffie and get ready for a night of nonstop fun with slime and show time–the ultimate movie night! Parents, drop your kiddos off and enjoy a quiet evening–we've got the fun covered Havens students can arrange for a pick up from school or aftercare programs . Pizza and popcorn provided . Material Fee: $5

Fri January 30 (1×)

3:00–7:00pm

Fri February 27 (1×) 3:00–7:00pm

Fri March 20 (1×) 3:00–7:00pm

Fri April 17 (1×) 3:00–7:00pm

Fri May 29 (1×) 3:00–7:00pm

Instructor: Kerstie Mulligan & Patricia Castro

Location: Havens School, Room 110 Min: 12; Max: 30

n LEGO Problem-Solvers Lab

ages 6–11

Get ready for big ideas and even bigger builds! Each week brings a new LEGO® challenge—like building sky-high towers, clever machines, and super-strong bridges Inspired by the spirit of LEGO Masters show, kids learn to test ideas, solve problems, and say “I’ve got this!” Every class ends with a mini showcase where students cheer each other on in friendly competitions We bring the bricks—just pack a snack and some imagination!

session i r$140 N$160 Thur Jan 15–Feb 12 (5×)* 3:30–5:00pm

session ii r$167 N$192 Thur Feb 26–Apr 2 (6×)* 3:30–5:00pm

session iii r$194 N$219

Thur Apr 16–May 28 (7×)* 3:30–5:00pm

Instructor: Axel Guzman

Location: Hampton Park Building Min: 4; Max: 12 *No class Jan 20, Mar 17 & May 26

The Feelings & Friendship Lab

grades 5–6 r$135 N$155

Welcome to The Friendship and Feelings Lab—a space for curious minds and big hearts to explore what makes healthy relationships! Through creative activities, group games, and real-life scenarios, we’ll experiment with how to be a better friend to others and to yourself Each session will help young people build social-emotional skills they can use every day, including: understanding and expressing big feelings, solving conflicts without drama, setting (and respecting) personal boundaries, and noticing what makes a friendship feel healthy—or not so great . Whether you’re outgoing or more reserved, every child can discover tools to connect, communicate, and feel confident in relationships Lab coats not required—just bring your brain, your heart, and your real self

Tue Jan 20–Feb 3 (3×) 4:30–5:30pm

Instructor: Hana Afra

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department

Min: 6; Max: 25

Special Interest Youth & Teen

n Kidpreneur: Bosses in Action!

ages 6–11

This dynamic program introduces young learners to the exciting world of entrepreneurship while sparking creativity and teamwork Students explore key business concepts such as marketing, planning, finance, and branding through engaging, hands-on activities They design colorful logos, role-play customer service, and learn from stories of real entrepreneurs, all while developing confidence in their ideas and problem-solving skills Each day brings new opportunities for collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking The program concludes with a showcase—a pretend marketplace where students sell their products, proudly sharing their projects and entrepreneurial spirit in a playful yet realistic classroom setting Material Fee: $25

session i r$205 N$230

Fri Jan 16–Feb 13 (5×) 3:30–4:30pm

session ii r$240 N$270

Fri Feb 27–Apr 3 (6×) 3:30–4:30pm

session iii r$275 N$305

Fri Apr 17–May 29 (7×) 3:30–4:30pm

Instructor: Talentnook Inc.

Location: Hampton Park Building

Min: 5; Max: 20

Public Speaking & Debates Skills

grades 8–12 r$354 N$384

The students learn how to manage public speaking anxiety, present themselves with confidence, bring emotions, and connect with the audience fluently In the debate portion of the module, students learn to make strong arguments by providing reasoning and evidence, creating a foundation of critical thinking and essentials of debating with lot of thought-provoking and stimulating Tue Apr 14–May 19 (6×) 4:00–5:30pm

Instructor: Gurus Education

Location: Piedmont Middle School

Min: 8; Max: 15

Dungeons and Dragons

grades 6–12

Dungeons & Dragons is a game of fantasy and adventure that fosters imagination, creativity, and collaboration Players create unique characters and embark on epic journeys guided by a dungeon master These classes provide children with a fun, supportive environment to build social skills such as teamwork, communication, and conflict resolution With no prior experience required, classes offer an inclusive space where every child can participate and thrive Instructors provide all necessary materials, ensuring accessibility for all Through shared storytelling and play, participants gain confidence, strengthen connections, and practice valuable interpersonal skills in a dynamic and engaging setting Material Fee: $24 for Session II; Material Fee: $12 for Session III

session ii r$389 N$419 Mon Jan 12–Mar 30 (9×)* 4:00–6:00pm

session iii r$257 N$287 Mon Apr 13–May 18 (6×) 4:00–6:00pm

Instructor: Bay Area Role Playing Games

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department

Min: 4; Max: 16 *No class Jan 19, Feb 16, Mar 16

On Your Terms: Navigating Relationships and Consent

grades 7–8 r$135 N$155

Middle school is full of changes—new feelings, new relationships, and new questions This workshop gives you the tools to handle challenges on your terms .

In a relaxed, respectful space, we’ll talk about: what healthy relationships really look like, how to set boundaries that feel right for you, what consent means (and how to have a healthy consent practice,) and how to handle pressure, speak up, and support your friends

Through real-life scenarios, open conversation, and practical tools, you’ll build the confidence to navigate relationships with clarity and respect—your way

Tue Jan 29–Feb 12 (3×) 4:00–5:00pm

Instructor: Hana Afra

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department

Min: 6; Max: 25

Hola Amigos: Spanish for Beginners

ages 4–8

This program is designed to spark curiosity and build a strong foundation in Spanish for young learners Through Hola Amigos, students take their first steps in language acquisition while feeling supported and motivated to progress at their own pace The curriculum focuses on strengthening reading comprehension by connecting vocabulary to meaning, recognizing sentence structures, and practicing simple Spanish texts through interactive activities Each week introduces new, relatable themes that make learning meaningful and fun! With engaging lessons and experiences, students gain confidence while developing essential skills in Spanish, fostering both appreciation and enthusiasm for the language Material Fee: $10

session i r$190 N$215

Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 3:30–4:30pm

session ii r$225 N$255

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 3:30–4:30pm

session iii r$260 N$290

Tue Apr 14–May 26 (7×) 3:30–4:30pm

Instructor: Talentnook Inc.

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department

Min: 5; Max: 20

Super Soccer Stars: FUNdamentals

ages 2–9

Soccer Stars offers a unique, age-specific curriculum that teaches the fundamental of the sport in a fun, non-competitive, educational environment Coaches provide individual attention and positive reinforcement in a fun and nurturing environment to build self-confidence and develop socialization skills . Parent participation is required for the 2–3-yearold class

ages 2–3 r$322 N$352f

Tue Jan 13–Mar 17 (9×)* 2:45–3:25pm

ages 2–3 r$335 N$365

Sat Jan 17–Mar 21 (10×)* 9:50–10:30am

ages 2–3 r$322 N$352f

Tue Mar 24–May 26 (9×)* 2:45–3:25pm

ages 2–3 r$302 N$332

Sat Mar 28–May 30 (9×) 9:50–10:30am

ages 3–4 r$322 N$352f

Tue Jan 13–Mar 17 (9×)* 3:30–4:15pm

ages 3–4 r$335 N$365

Sat Jan 17–Mar 21 (10×)* 10:40–11:25am

ages 3–4 r$332 N$352f

Tue Mar 24–May 26 (9×)* 3:30–4:15pm

ages 3–4 r$302 N$332

Sat Mar 28–May 30 (9×) 10:40–11:25am

ages 4–5 r$335 N$365

Sat Jan 17–Mar 21 (10×)* 11:35am–12:20pm

ages 4–5 r$302 N$332

Sat Mar 28–May 30 (9×)* 11:35am–12:20pm

ages 5.5–9 r$322 N$352f

Tue Jan 13–Mar 17 (9×)* 4:20–5:05pm

ages 5.5–9 r$335 N$365

Sat Jan 17–Mar 21 (10×)* 12:30–1:20pm

ages 5.5–9 r$322 N$352f

Tue Mar 24–May 26 (9×) 4:20–5:05pm

ages 5.5–9 r$302 N$332

Sat Mar 28–May 30 (9×)* 12:30–1:20pm

Instructor: Super Soccer Stars

Location: Beach Playfield, Side B (Tue); Dracena

Park Lower Quarry Lawn (Sat)

Min: 4; Max 15 *No class on, Feb 17, Apr 4 & Apr 7

n Make Me A Pro Sports Pee

Wee Basketball

ages 4–5

Dribble, pass, and play! Our fun-filled class introduces little athletes to the basics of basketball while building confidence, coordination, and teamwork A perfect start for beginners in a supportive and exciting environment

Material Fee: $20

session i r$185 N$210

Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×)

10:45–11:25am

session i i r$205 N$230

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×)

10:45–11:25am

session iii r$235 N$265

Tue Apr 14–May 26 (7×)

Instructor: Make Me A Pro Sports

Location: Veterans Memorial Building

10:45–11:25am

Min: 8; Max: 15

24-7 UK Soccer Academy All Levels Soccer

ages 5–12

Open to players of all abilities, this program focus on fun, engaging games while teaching the fundamentals of soccer Designed for a relaxed and enjoyable environment, All Levels Soccer is perfect for building skills and a love for the game Join us for and exciting experience you will never forget!

ages 5–7 r$280 N$310f

Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 4:15–5:15pm Fri Jan 16–Feb 13 (5×) 4:15–5:15pm

ages 5–7 r$420 N$450f

Tue Mar 3–Apr 28 (8×) 4:15–5:15pm

ages 5–7 r$320 N$350f Fri Mar 6–Apr 24 (6×)* 4:15–5:15pm

ages 8–10 r$280 N$310f

Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 4:15–5:15pm

ages 8–10 r$420 N$450f

Tue Mar 3–Apr 28 (8×) 4:15–5:15pm

ages 11–12 r$280 N$310f

Fri Jan 16–Feb 13 (5×) 4:15–5:15pm

ages 11–12 r$320 N$350f

Fri Mar 6–Apr 24 (6×)* 4:15–5:15pm

Instructor: 24-7 UK Soccer Academy

Location: Havens School, Becker Playfield Min: 8; Max: 20 *No class on Mar 13, Apr 7 & Apr 10

Kevin Broomfield is the founder of Make Me A Pro Sports, brings more than 30 years of experience as a Sports Director, mentor, and youth development expert Kevin, a former soccer player, has turned his lifelong passion for sports into a mission: to make learning athletics fun, accessible, and impactful for every child

Kevin has developed step-by-step curriculum that break down the fundamentals of multiple sports like soccer, basketball, flag football and more, into simple and engaging lessons tailored to each age group From toddlers taking their first steps alongside a parent to competitive youth athletes, Make Me a Pro Sports programs are designed to be both educational and exciting, fostering confidence, coordination, and a love for movement

Super Soccer Stars Parent & Me Classes

ages 1–2

Introduce your toddler to our parent participation movement program through our fun, physical learning experience Every 40 minute toddler class helps promote social awareness, gross motor skills and cognitive development Coaches will provide individual attention, positive reinforcement, and will play engaging original music to develop pre-soccer skills that will have your toddler learning to balance, run, kick and play—all while having a blast!

ages 5.5–9 r$335 N$365 Sat Jan 17–Mar 21 (10×) 9:00–9:40am

ages 5.5–9 r$302 N$332 Sat Mar 28–May 30 (9×)* 9:00–9:40am

Instructor: Super Soccer Stars

Location: Dracena Park, Lower Quarry Lawn Min: 4; Max: 15 *No class on Apr 4

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Sports Youth & Teen

ANTS Developmental Volleyball Clinic

ages 11–14 r$540 N$570f

This clinic is designed for current and aspiring middle school volleyball players who want more game-time reps and focused skill development In this upbeat, positive environment, players will refine their bumping, setting, serving, and spiking, while also diving into team play concepts like positioning, communication, and strategy This clinic is perfect for athletes looking to feel more prepared and ready to shine on their school or club teams With supportive coaching and engaging skill-building activities, we build confidence, teamwork, and a love for the game—while keeping it fun

Tue Mar 17–May 19 (9×)* 3:30–5:00pm

Tue Mar 17–May 19 (9×)* 5:00–6:30pm

Instructor: ANTS Sports

Location: Piedmont Middle School, Buzz Gym

Min: 8; Max: 14 *No class on Apr 7

ANTS Volleyball

ages 8–11

ANTS Volleyball class is an encouraging team environment with positive coaching, learning, and fun volleyball games Children will learn and practice bumping, setting, serving, rallying, and so much more throughout the session We welcome all new and experienced players of all skill levels, even those who have never played the game Our approach is to teach the FUNdamentals of volleyball through individual handeye coordination, partner activities, and fun team volleyball games In class, we’ll focus on building healthy habits, team camaraderie, and good sportsmanship on and off the court

session ii r$260 N$290

Wed Feb 25–Apr 1 (6×)* 4:30–5:30pm

Wed Feb 25–Apr 1 (6×)* 5:30–6:30pm

session iii r$300 N$330

Wed Apr 15–May 27 (7×) 4:30–5:30pm

Wed Apr 15–May 27 (7×) 5:30–6:30pm

Instructor: ANTS Sports

Location: Zion Lutheran Church, Gym Min: 8; Max: 14

Little Aces Golf Academy

ages 6–10 r$360 N$390f

Introduce your child to the fun and fundamentals of golf in a supportive, engaging environment! Students will learn swing basics, putting, chipping, and golf etiquette through hands-on activities and games . The program features the Primetime Golf Mobile Simulator which brings state-of-the-art technology to kids for real-time feedback and exciting course play With a focus on confidence, teamwork, and fun, this class is designed to spark a lifelong love of the game while building important life skills Material Fee: $35

Tue Apr 14–May 26 (7×) 3:30–5:15pm

Instructor: Little Aces Golf Academy

Location: Beach Playfield, Field A Min: 5; Max: 15

Junior Running Club (Co-ed)

grade 4–5 r$170 N$195 f

The Piedmont Jr Running Club is an afterschool running program open to anyone who is willing to give it a try Each practice includes a variety of activities including running-based games There will be a track meet for all participants at the end of each season where you can sprint, hurdle, and run a middle-distance event Program meets on both Mondays and Wednesdays

Beach

Mon Jan 21–Mar 11 (7 weeks)* 3:15pm–4:30pm Wed 1:50pm–3:05pm Mon Mar 24–May 21 (7 weeks)* 3:15pm–4:30pm Wed 1:50pm–3:05pm

havens

Mon Jan 21–Mar 11 (7 weeks)* 3:05pm–4:20pm Wed 1:50pm–3:05pm Mon Mar 24–May 21 (7 weeks)* 3:05pm–4:20pm Wed 1:50pm–3:05pm

WiLdWood

Mon Jan 21–Mar 11 (7 weeks)* 3:05pm–4:20pm Wed 1:50pm–3:05pm Mon Mar 24–May 21 (7 weeks)* 3:05pm–4:20pm Wed 1:50pm–3:05pm

Instructor: PRD Sports Staff

Location: Linda Beach Playfield, Wildwood, Havens Blacktop

Min: 10; Max: 25 *No practice on Feb 16–Feb 20 & Apr 6–Apr 10

Beginning Fencing

ages 8–18 r$820 N$850

Fencing is often referred to as physical chess and combines the mental challenges of having to out think your opponent, while using the agility of martial arts The class teaches fencing fundamentals: tactical, drills, and bouting Material Fee: $5

Tue Jan 13–May 26 (18×)* 3:30–5:00pm Thur Jan 15–May 28 (18×)* 3:30–5:00pm

Instructor: David Sinkkonen

Location: Piedmont Community Church

Min: 6; Max: 20 *No class Feb 17, Feb 19, Apr 7 & Apr 9

Intermediate Fencing

ages 8–18 r$735 N$765

This class is for intermediate fencers who have taken Beginning Fencing at least two times Student must be familiar with the rules of fencing and be competent with advancing, retreating, lunging,parrying and riposting Material Fee: $10

Tue Jan 13–May 26 (18×)* 5:00–6:00pm

Instructor: David Sinkkonen

Location: Piedmont Community Church

Min: 6; Max: 20 *No class on Feb 17 & Apr 7

Junior Fencing Team: Non-Competitive

ages 8–18 r$1,453 N$1,483

We focus on advanced footwork and blade work, USFA rules, right of way, new parries, strategies and advanced footwork We prepare students for competition if the student wants to become competitive Material Fee: $20

Fri Jan 16–May 30 (34×)* 6:30–8:30pm Sat 10:00am–1:00pm

Instructor: David Sinkkonen

Location: Piedmont Community Church

Min: 3; Max: 20 *No class Jan 31, Feb 7, Feb 20, Feb 21, Apr 10 & Apr 11

Jr. Fencing Team: Competitive

ages 8–18 r$2,209 N$2,239

Junior Team Fencers must have taken Intermediate Fencing and be familiar with advanced footwork, blade work, USFA rules and right of way We focus on new parries, strategies, advanced footwork and prepare for competition Material Fee: $20

Tue/Fri Jan 13–May 30 (52×)* 6:30–8:30pm Sat 10:00am–1:00pm

Instructor: David Sinkkonen

Location: Piedmont Community Church

Min: 3; Max: 20 *No class Jan 31, Feb 7, Feb 17, Feb 20 & 21, Apr 7, Apr 10 & 11

Sports Youth & Teen

ANTS Tennis

ages 4–13

You would never believe tennis could be so fun! ANTS tennis classes encourage teamwork with positive coaching, learning, and engaging tennis games for your children ANTS programs welcome new and experienced players of all skill levels, including those who have never touched a racket Teachers approach tennis by teaching the FUNdamentals through individual hand-eye coordination, partner activities, and team tennis games Using modified equipment, our program allows your child to explore tennis at the right pace for each athlete . In class we focus on building healthy habits, team camaraderie, and good sportsmanship on and off the court

ages 4–6 r$235 N$265f

Wed Jan 14–Feb 11 (5×) 3:00–4:00pm

ages 4–6 r$280 N$310f

Wed Feb 25–Apr 1 (6×) 3:00–4:00pm

ages 4–6 r$320 N$350f

Wed Apr 15–May 27 (7×) 3:00–4:00pm

ages 6–8 r$235 N$265f

Wed Jan 14–Feb 11 (5×) 4:00–5:00pm

Mon Feb 23–Mar 30 (5×)* 3:30–4:30pm

Mon Apr 13–May 18 (5×)* 3:30–4:30pm

ages 6–8 r$280 N$310f

Wed Feb 25–Apr 1 (6×) 4:00–5:00pm

ages 6–8 r$320 N$350f

Wed Apr 15–May 27 (7×) 4:00–5:00pm

ages 8–10 r$340 N$370f

Fri Jan 16–Feb 13 (5×) 3:30–5:00pm

ages 8–10 r$340 N$370f

Fri Feb 27–Apr 3 (5×) 3:30–5:00pm

ages 8–10 r$465 N$495f

Fri Apr 17–May 29 (7×) 3:30–5:00pm

ages 11–13 r$280 N$310f

Mon Jan 12–Feb 9 (4×)* 3:30–5:00pm

ages 11–13 r$235 N$265f

Mon Feb 23–Mar 30 (5×)* 4:30–5:30pm

ages 11–13 r$280 N$310f

Mon Apr 13–May 18 (6×)* 4:30–5:30pm

Instructor: ANTS Sports

Location: Park Tennis Courts (Mon & Fri)

Beach Pickleball Courts (Wed)

Min: 8; Max: 14 *No class on Jan 19, Mar 13, Mar 16 & May 25

Beginning Youth Pickleball

ages 9–14

Join us for a fun, skills-based clinic designed exclusively for true beginners Kids will learn the basics—grip, footwork, court safety, scoring, serving/returning, and beginner dinks— through age-appropriate drills and games No prior experience required

session i r$250 N$280f

Wed Jan 14–Feb 11 (5×)

3:00–4:00pm

session ii r$295 N$325f

Wed Feb 25–Apr 1 (6×)

3:00–4:00pm

session iii r$340 N$370f

Wed Apr 15–May 27 (7×)

Instructor: Pickleball Organized

3:00–4:00pm

Location: Beach Pickleball Courts, Courts 3 & 4 Min: 4; Max: 8

Intermediate Youth Pickleball

ages 9–14

This clinic is for kids who have completed the Beginning Class or can consistently rally, keep score, and understand the basics Athletes build on foundations with focused drills and coached game play each week, emphasizing footwork, serve/return placement, consistent dinks, volleys, third-shot drops, transition zone movement, and doubles strategy (court positioning, shot selection, resets) Small-group instruction, sportsmanship, and confident match play are the goals

session i r$250 N$280f

Wed Jan 14–Feb 11 (5×)

4:00–5:00pm

session ii r$295 N$325f

Wed Feb 25–Apr 1 (6×)

4:00–5:00pm

session iii r$340 N$370f

Wed Apr 15–May 27 (7×) 4:00–5:00pm

Instructor: Pickleball Organized

Location: Beach Pickleball Courts, Courts 3 & 4

Min: 4; Max: 8

Badminton Blast Off!

grades 6–11 r$475 N$505f

This beginner-friendly class is a great introduction to the exciting world of badminton in a relaxed, playful atmosphere . You'll learn fundamentals—serving, hitting, and basic footwork—through fun drills and games No experience required We’ll do a quick assessment on the first day to group students by skill level so everyone learns and improves High school students are welcome, and we highly recommend this class if you're thinking about trying out for your high school badminton team . It's a fun way to build skills, confidence, and love for the game

Fri Mar 20–May 29 (10×)* 3:00–5:00pm

Instructor: Badminton Blast Off!

Location: Piedmont Middle School, Morrison Gym Min: 9; Max: 18 *No class Apr 10

JV High School Tennis Warm-up

ages 14–18 r$465 N$495f

Class will focus on match play: court positioning, shot selection, movement and overall strategy We will drill, play games and practice matches

Tue/Thur Jan 13–Feb 5 (8×) 3:45–5:45pm

Instructor: Jim Landes Tennis

Location: CRTC Courts

Min: 6; Max: 24

Varsity High School Boys Tennis Warm-up

ages 14–18 r$625 N$655f

Class will focus on match play: court positioning, shot selection, movement and overall strategy We will drill, play games and practice matches

Mon/Wed/Fri Jan 12–Feb 6 (11×)* 3:45–5:45pm

Instructor: Jim Landes Tennis

Location: CRTC Courts

Min: 6; Max: 24

*No class on Jan 19

Thank you to our event sponsors:

The City of Piedmont Recreation Department will host the 5th annual Play Like a Girl+ Piedmont event on Sunday, May 3, 2026 . Last year’s event encouraged approximately 1,000 girls+ to get involved in sports in a fun and supportive environment! More than 20 sports organizations from around the Bay Area will have hands-on activities for girls ages 2–18 to try From hockey to pickleball to rowing, there will truly be something for everyone! There will be live demonstrations, a sports raffle, an equipment swap hosted by Dress Best for Less and professional, Olympic and Paralympic athletes! The event is free, however advanced registration is preferred . Register at piedmont .ca .gov/SpecialEvents . This is not a drop-off event . Parent participation is encouraged piedmont ca gov/playlikeagirl

Is your sports organization interested in participating? Are you interested in being a Play Like a Girl+ Piedmont sponsor? Contact Eva Phalen at ephalen@piedmont.ca.gov for additional information about how to be a part of this one-of-a-kind event.

*To ensure that our community is inclusive and equitable, we are intentionally using a ‘+’ in Girl+ to include cis, trans, non-binary, gender non-conforming, gender queer and any female-identified individuals

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Piedmont Middle School Sports

Piedmont Middle School Sports

Athletic Director's Message

Welcome to the 2026 Winter/Spring Piedmont Middle School sports season! We are excited to kick-off another season filled with teamwork, growth, and school pride Programs continue to focus on developing not just athletic skills, but also sportsmanship, confidence, and leadership-qualities that extend far beyond the court and field Whether you are a returning athlete or joining for the first time, this season is a great opportunity to challenge yourself, build friendships, and represent your school community with pride . Make sure to read the team registration

announcements on the following pages to ensure you know all of the information and key upcoming dates We are excited for the new Girls Futsal (see note below) and want to thank PMS 7th grader and ASB Vice President, Harper Maing, for working with us to bring her Futsal proposal to the court!

A huge thank you to all our coaches, families, and volunteers for the support you give our student athletes every day We look forward to another fun and competitive winter and spring season . Hope to see you out on the court and/ or field!

Get ready to kick, dribble, and score with the new Piedmont Middle School Girls Futsal program! This fast-paced, indoor game is all about having a blast while learning new footwork and ball control skills With smaller teams and more time with the ball, futsal is the perfect way to build confidence, make new friends, and enjoy the game The season focuses on teamwork, creativity, and a fun, supportive environment for all players, from beginners to experienced soccer players . If you’ve never played futsal, you may fall in love with this action-packed sport! Registration details on page 39

2025–26 PMS Teams

Girls

Coed Flag

August–October

August–October

Coed Cross Country 6th–8th August–October

Girls Basketball

7th & 8th October–December

Boys Basketball 7th & 8th January–March

Girls Futsal

Spring Sports

6th–8th March–May

Boys Volleyball 7th & 8th March–May

Coed Track & Field 6th–8th March–May

JoNae Gonzales

Recreation Dept

Coordinator

Piedmont Middle School Sports Teams

Boys Basketball Teams

grades 7 & 8 r$410 f

Get ready for another competitive PMS Boys Basketball season!

Due to limited gym availability, the PMS Boys Basketball program will only have one 8th grade team and one 7th grade team . Players need to register by December 14th to be qualified for try-outs taking place on December 15th–18th, 3:30–5:00pm

Regular practices and games against neighboring schools are held Monday through Thursday, with occasional activities on Fridays

All registrations will be placed on a waitlist, initially If a player makes the team, their registration will be processed . Players that do not make the team will have the option to participate in PRD's Recreation Basketball league Further details will be provided upon registration Piedmont Middle School enrollment is required

M–Th Jan 7–Feb 27 (8 weeks)* 3:30–6:00pm

Instructor: PRD Sports Staff

Location: PMS Buzz & Morrison Gyms

Min: 12; Max: 24 *No program on Jan 19 & Feb 16–19

n Girls Futsal Teams

grades 6–8 r$325f

Be a part of the new fast-paced and exciting Middle School Girls Futsal team! Futsal is a dynamic, indoor version of soccer that focuses on quick footwork, teamwork, and ball control It’s the perfect sport to sharpen your soccer skills, stay active, and have fun with friends during the off-season

This program emphasizes skill development, sportsmanship, fun, and confidence both on and off the court Whether you are new to the game or a seasoned player, this is a great opportunity to compete, improve, and be part of the new Piedmont Middle School sports team . Piedmont Middle School enrollment is required

M–Th Mar 16–May 21 (9 weeks) 3:30–6:00pm

Instructor: PRD Sports Staff

Location: PMS Morrison Gym Min: 12; Max: 24

Ultimate Frisbee Teams (Co-ed)

grades 6–8

$350f

Join the Piedmont Middle School Ultimate Frisbee team and dive into the thrilling world of frisbee sportsmanship! Ultimate Frisbee stands out with its self-officiating, coed play and emphasizes both physical fitness and character development Participants will enjoy the game, enhance their fitness, and cultivate crucial social and emotional skills As part of the program, teams will have the opportunity to compete against other schools in Sunday leagues, scrimmages, and various tournaments all season long Note: Enrollment in PUSD is mandatory Piedmont Middle School enrollment is required

M, W & Th Feb 23–May 21 (13×)* 5:30–7:00pm

Instructor: PRD Sports Staff

Location: Beach Playfield

Min: 16; Max: 32 *No meeting on Jan 19, Feb 16–20 & April 6–10

Boys Volleyball Teams

grades 7 & 8 r$410f

Are you passionate about volleyball and ready to take your skills to the next level? Join the Boys Volleyball team and serve up some excitement! Open to all 7th and 8th graders, this program offers players a chance to enhance their skills, compete with peers and experience the thrill of the game

Regular practices and matches against neighboring schools are held Monday–Thursday, with occasional activities on Fridays Piedmont Middle School enrollment is required Schedules will be finalized after teams are created . Registration costs cover uniform

M–Th Mar 2–May 7 (9 weeks)* 3:30–6:00pm

Instructor: PRD Sports Staff

Location: PMS Buzz & Morrison Gyms  Min: 12; Max: 24 *No meeting on Apr 6–10

Track & Field Team

grades 6–8 r$330f

Sprint into action with the PMS Track & Field Team! Compete in 4-5 school meets leading up to the league championships Events include sprints such as the 100m, relays like the 4x100, and field events such as shot put and long jump The complete schedule will be available in March

Open to all skill levels – just bring your running shoes and enthusiasm! Practice takes place rain or shine . Athletes are expected to commit to at least one practice per week and are required to participate in meet(s) offered throughout the season

The East Bay Middle School League Championship is scheduled for Wednesday, May 28 at Witter Track

Register for PMS Track Conditioning to stay in shape this winter and meet your coaches before the full Track & Field season starts in the spring Piedmont Middle School enrollment is required

M–Th Mar 24–May 28 (9 weeks)* 3:30–5:00pm

Instructor: PRD Sports Staff

Location: Witter Track

Min: 16; Max: 80 *No class on April 6–10

Piedmont Middle School Sports

Middle School Sports Sampler!

grades 6–8 free

Join us at Piedmont Middle School and Witter Field Sports Complex for an inclusive opportunity to sample the spring sports at PMS before the season starts The Middle School Sports Sampler is a supportive and fun environment to experience hands-on activities with our amazing coaching staff . Try it before you buy it! Piedmont Middle School enrollment is required

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Sun February 22 (1×) 3:30–5:00pm

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Thur March 12 (1×) 3:30–5:00pm

Instructor: PRD Sport Staff

Location: Witter Track (Track & Field); Morrison Gym (Volleyball)

Min: 6; Max: 30

Badminton Blast Off! (Co-ed)

grades 6–11 r$475 N$505f

This beginner-friendly class is a great introduction to the exciting world of badminton in a relaxed, playful atmosphere . You'll learn fundamentals—serving, hitting, and basic footwork—through fun drills and games No experience? No problem! Just bring your energy and get ready to rally Not a beginner? We’ll do a quick assessment on the first day to group students by skill level so everyone learns and improves High school students are welcome, and we highly recommend this class if you're thinking about trying out for your high school badminton team It's a fun way to build skills, confidence, and love for the game

Fri Mar 20–May 29 (10×)* 3:00–5:00pm

Instructor: Badminton Blast Off!

Location: Piedmont Middle School, Morrison Gym Min: 9; Max: 18

*No class Apr 10

ANTS Developmental Volleyball Clinic

grades 6–8

$350f

Take your volleyball skills to the next level! The ANTS Developmental Volleyball Clinic is designed for current and aspiring middle school volleyball players who want more game-time reps and focused skill development In this upbeat, positive environment, players will refine their bumping, setting, serving, and spiking, while also diving into team play concepts like positioning, communication, and strategy This clinic is perfect for athletes looking to feel more prepared and ready to shine on their school or club teams With supportive coaching and engaging skill building activities, we build confidence, teamwork, and a love for the game—while keeping it fun Come sharpen your game with ANTS Volley-ball! Piedmont Middle School enrollment is required

Tue Mar 17–May 19 (9×)* 3:30–5:00pm Tue Mar 17–May 19 (9×)* 5:00–6:30pm

Instructor: ANTS Sports

Location: Piedmont Middle School, Buzz Gym Min: 8; Max: 14 *No class on Apr 7

Track Conditioning (Co-ed)

grades 6–8 r$260 N$290 f

Stay in running shape for the Track & Field season and have fun with our PMS Track Conditioning program Conditioning includes sprint and speed training, endurance runs, form improvement, proper warm-up exercises, cool-down routines, core-strengthening and stretches . Non-Piedmont residents and nonPMS athletes are also welcome

Fifth grade students are welcome to join and train in the Middle School program, as we’ve offered for over a decade If 5th graders prefer, they can participate in the Jr Running Club program, which is open to all 4th and 5th graders See details under Piedmont Jr Running Club in the Youth Sports section (page 33) . M–Th Jan 13–Mar 12 (9 weeks)* 3:30–5:00pm

Instructor: PRD Sports Staff

Location: Witter Track

Min: 16; Max: 75 *No program on Jan 19 & Feb 16–19

Middle School Tennis: Beginner Level

ages 10–15

We will learn the fundamental strokes of tennis: forehands, backhands, volleys and serves We will also cover footwork and court positioning Piedmont Middle School enrollment is required

session ii r$275 N$305f

Wed Feb 25–Apr 1 (6×) 7:00–8:30pm

session iii r$320 N$350f

Wed Apr 15–May 27 (7×) 7:00–8:30pm

Instructor: Jim Landes Tennis

Location: CRTC Courts

Min: 6; Max: 32

Middle School Tennis: Intermediate/Advanced Level

ages 10–15

We will learn the fundamental strokes of tennis: forehands, backhands, volleys and serves We will also cover footwork and court positioning Piedmont Middle School enrollment is required

session ii r$525 N$555f Tue/Thur Feb 24–Apr 2 (12×) 7:00–8:30pm session iii r$610 N$640f Tue/Thur Apr 14–May 28 (14×) 7:00–8:30pm

Instructor: Jim Landes Tennis

Location: CRTC Courts

Min: 6; Max: 32

Holiday Camps

Holiday Break November

Schoolmates: Camp Kaleidoscope Holiday Magic

grades TK–5 r$110 N$130

This holiday season, let your kids dive into a day packed with excitement, creativity, and festive cheer! Our one-day, seasonal-themed camps are designed to make the most of school breaks, offering a whirlwind of activities that spark imagination and joy Every day is a new adventure waiting to be explored! Fee is per day

Monday November 24 (1×) 8:30am–5:00pm

Tuesday November 25 (1×) 8:30am–5:00pm

Wednesday November 26 (1×) 8:30am–5:00pm

Monday December 22 (1×) 8:30am–5:00pm

Tuesday December 23 (1×) 8:30am–5:00pm

Monday December 29 (1×) 8:30am–5:00pm

Tuesday December 30 (1×) 8:30am–5:00pm

Monday January 5 (1×) 8:30am–5:00pm

Tuesday January 6 (1×) 8:30am–5:00pm

Instructor: Schoolmates Staff

Location: Wildwood (Nov), Havens (Dec & Jan), Min: 10; Max: 50

Art & Action Camp

ages 5–8 r$340 N$370

Join our dynamic small group camp where each day is packed with hands-on clay art projects and active outdoor fun, giving campers the perfect mix of creativity and movement

Action Time (Outdoors) We’ll run, jump, and play with organized games like: Poison Dart frog, Steal the Bacon, Sharks & Minnows, Banana tag, 4 square Art Time (Indoors) Kids will dive into exciting kiln-fired clay projects—a new creation every day! From animals to imaginative sculptures, your child will explore their artistic side using real ceramic tools and techniques

Children will vote on a special snack each Tuesday Material Fee: $20

Mon–Wed Nov 24–Nov 26 (3×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: Catrina Marchetti

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department, Attic Min: 5; Max: 10

STEM + Pokémon using LEGO® Materials

ages 5–10 r$280 N$310

Prepare for a full-day LEGO® camp packed with hands-on and minds-on STEM fun! First, build projects inspired by cool machines while applying real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture Then join Ash and Pikachu to explore the vast world of Pokémon as we build and catch our favorite Pokémon, rescue Pikachu from Team Rocket, and take a ride on the S S Anne to uncover rare and mystic Pokémon Come along on our journey to catch ‘em all!!

Mon–Wed Nov 24–Nov 26 (3×) 9:00am–4:00pm

Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies

Location: Hampton Park Building Min: 8; Max: 24

n Kidpreneurs

grades 1–5 r$450 N$480 Young innovators will dive headfirst into the exciting world of entrepreneurship They’ll study legendary entrepreneurs of our time, as well as learn about marketing, planning, and finance by participating in fun activities and engaging group exercises Students will also learn how to turn their awesome ideas into businesses And the best part? They will get to show off amazing ideas to everyone!

Material Fee: $25

Mon–Wed Nov 24–Nov 26 (3×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: Talentnook, Inc.

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department Min: 5; Max: 20

Holiday Workshop

ages 4–7 r$450 N$480

Let’s create treasures to share throughout the holidays During our workshop, we’ll make games, treasure boxes, art, wind chimes, tie dye shirts, cookie mix jars and much more Each day, we’ll make projects, share stories and enjoy playtime outside Material Fee: $50

Mon–Wed Nov 24–Nov 26 (3×) 8:30am–2:30pm

Instructor: Giena Vogel

Location: Havens Elementary School, Room 109 Min: 10; Max: 30

Sandcastle Drama Workshop

ages 7–12 r$405 N$435

Bring your imagination to life with a unique drama experience: creating and performing original scenes through improvisation and devising Students are guided in the drama skills of ensemble, story and character, helping to strengthen confidence, creativity, and collaboration

Mon–Wed Nov 24–Nov 26 (3×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: Sandcastle Theater Company

Location: Veterans Memorial Building, Main Hall Min: 8; Max: 16

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Holiday Break November & Winter Break

n Let’s Bake Teens!

ages 12–17 r$410 N$440

Baking Wellness offers hands-on baking lessons for middle and high school youth

Through the art of baking, we encourage skill building, meaningful relationships, and wellbeing Our program is thoughtfully designed to introduce participants to the concept of “mindful baking ” We explore how baking can serve as a healthy outlet for managing stress and expressing creativity Participants work with a variety of recipes that expose them to various baking techniques—from overnight pies to yeasted doughs, to jams and cakes— helping them build a solid foundation in the kitchen while also connecting with themselves and others Material Fee: $30

Mon–Wed Nov 24–Nov 26 (3×) 10:00am–1:00pm

Instructor: Baking Wellness

Location: Veterans Memorial Building, Kitchen Min: 4; Max: 10

Skyhawks Thanksgiving Break Flag Football Camp

ages 6–12 r$215 N$240f

Get ready for an exhilarating experience where young athletes learn to unleash their potential through the power of play! Designed to equip aspiring players with essential skills and winning strategies, this program promises an action-packed adventure that combines interactive drills, skill-development games, Skyhawks’ original competitions, and competitive scrimmages into one amazing camp experience With no offensive/defensive lines, these high-scoring aerial attack games are as much fun to watch as they are to play So, bring your friends or come ready to make new ones—it’s time for an unforgettable experience that promises to inspire and empower every player!

Mon–Wed Nov 24–Nov 26 (3×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: Skyhawks Sports

Location: Beach Playfield, Side A Min: 10; Max: 40

n Puppet Pals: Bring Stories to Life

grades K–2 r$300 N$330

Young learners will explore their creativity by creating whimsical puppets that represent storybook characters and re-enacting the story with a puppet show By making puppets and re-enacting the story, students combine multidisciplinary learning with English and Art They’ll learn the elements of a story and boost their storytelling skills, as well as enhance their fine motor skills On the final day of class, students showcase their talents by bringing their story to life with a puppet show using their unique, hand-crafted puppets Material Fee: $20

Mon/Tue Dec 22–Dec 23 (2×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: Talentnook Inc.

Location: Veterans Memorial Building, Main Hall Min: 5; Max: 20

n Cartoons, Comics, Illustrations & Manga Art Camp

ages 6–11 r$310 N$340

Campers will explore the world of visual storytelling, diving into characters, environments, objects, color, and inking . Starting with fundamental drawing techniques, participants will learn how to craft engaging stories and create their very own comics Each day, campers will tackle different elements of cartooning, comic illustration, and manga, all while learning about influential artists who mastered these styles Led by a published children’s book illustrator, author, and comic book artist, this hands-on program brings a fresh and inspiring approach to the art of storytelling! Material Fee: $25

Mon/Tue Dec 29–Dec 30 (2×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: Electivity

Location: Beach Elementary School, Schoolmates Facility

Min: 8; Max: 15

Dungeons and Dragons

ages 6–12 r$305 N

$330

Dungeons & Dragons is a creative game of fantasy and high adventure that strengthens the imagination and collaborative skills of its players Players take on the role of a fantastical character of their own devising and create sprawling adventures under the guidance of a dungeon master These imaginative camps are excellent sand boxes for children to develop social skills relevant for deeper interpersonal connections, collaboration and conflict resolution No prior experience is required and all materials needed for play can be provided by the instructors .

Mon/Tue Dec 22–Dec 23 (2×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: Bay Area Role Playing Games

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department Min: 4; Max: 12

n Big Bubble Circus Art and Tumbling!

ages 5–10 r$250 N$280

This camp is a blast of fun! Our Circus Arts camps teach a combination of tumbling, hula hoop and prop balancing tricks, clowning, juggling, magic tricks, partner acrobatics, and pantomime theater To add even more to the fun, we’ll craft circus hats and dance with big bubbles! Join Ms Laura and Ms Kitty for two days full of joy and laughter! Material Fee: $5

Mon/Tue Dec 22–Dec 23 (2×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: Bay Area Role Playing Games

Location: Hampton Park Building Min: 4; Max: 30

Holiday Break Winter Break

Krafting With Khris

grades 2–8 r$275 N$305

Welcome to Krafting With Khris, where creativity knows no bounds! Step into a craftingexperience like no other, where we transcend the ordinary and dive into the extraordinary In this class, we unleash the power of imagination to craft custom pieces that reflect your unique style and personality

From custom clothes that speak volumes tobedazzling or painting just about anything you can dream of, the possibilities are endless Let your creativity run wild as we explore the art of transforming everyday items into oneof-a-kind masterpieces Discover the joy of crafting as you design and personalize clothes, shoes, water bottles, and even temporary tattoos Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or a beginner eager to explore new horizons, Krafting With Khris offers a welcoming space for all skill levels Material Fee: $25

Mon/Tue Dec 29–Dec 30 (2×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: Khristian Antoine

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department, Attic

Min: 5; Max: 10

n STEAM, Slime & Winter Wonderland

ages 5–12 r$305 N$335

Glide on over to the coolest camp in town where you’ll take a STEAMtastic journey through Challenge Island’s Winter Wonderland! Your icy adventure will include designing and decking out your very own ice palace (where you and your tribe can chillax), and using cool science to make frosty slime and frozen treats! This super cool camp is a not-to-be missed adventure for every frostbitten fan!

Material Fee: $25

Mon/Tue Dec 29–Dec 30 (2×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: Challenge Island Bay Area

Location: Wildwood Elementary School, Schoolmates Facility

Min: 10; Max: 30

n Under the Sea

ages 4–7 r$280 N$310

Dive into ocean fun with our Sea Animals Camp! Young explorers will learn about fish, whales, hermit crabs, and more through stories, crafts, and songs It’s a playful, hands-on adventure that sparks curiosity and creativity under the sea Material Fee: $25

Mon/Tue Dec 29–Dec 30 (2×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: Giena Vogel

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department Min: 10; Max: 20

n The Fun Factory

ages 3–7

At The Fun Factory, we believe in making every moment unforgettable! Led by your most favorite teachers who know how to mix fun, learning, and laughter, your child will have an amazing time, building new skills and making awesome memories Everyday is a new adventure creating a mix of all our favorite themes and projects Material Fee: $25

caMP r$230 N$255

Mon/Tue Jan 5–Jan 6 (2×) 9:00am–1:00pm

afTer care r$80 N$92

Mon/Tue Jan 5–Jan 6 (2×) 1:00–3:00pm

Instructor: Kerstie Mulligan & Patricia Castro

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department, Attic Min: 8; Max: 15

n Super Science: Star Wars

grades 1–5 r$300 N$330

Our innovative cross-disciplinary program blends hands-on STEM projects, demonstrations, creative art projects, reading, and writing to foster critical thinking, creativity, and communication Young learners will dive into the amazing Star Wars world by learning about fighter jets, droids, light sabers, light generators, as well as the different planets in the Star Wars galaxy This dynamic approach seamlessly integrates cognitive learning, creativity, and communication, allowing young learners to build, think, create, read, and write while engaging in the wonders of science Material Fee: $20

Mon/Tue Jan 5-Jan 6 (2×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: Talentnook

Location: Beach Elementary School, Schoolmates Facility Min: 5; Max: 20

n Creating with AI using ChatGPT

ages 10–17 r$215 N$245

Students will explore the exciting world of artificial intelligence through engaging and interactive activities designed to foster creativity They will create artwork, vision boards, and more in our new interactive workshop featuring ChatGPT . Participants must bring a laptop to use

Mon/Tue Jan 5–Jan 6 (2×) 1:00–4:00pm

Instructor: Jenee Smith

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department, Conference Room Min: 5; Max: 12

Holiday Camps February Break

Schoolmates: Camp Kaleidoscope Holiday Magic

grades TK–5 r$110 N$130

Join our awesome Schoolmates staff and friends from across sites for single-day holiday adventures packed with themed activities, seasonal crafts, games, and nonstop fun Sign up by the day—each one’s a new surprise! Fee is per day

Tue February 17 8:30am–5:00pm

Wed February 18 8:30am–5:00pm

Thur February 19 8:30am–5:00pm

Fri February 20 8:30am–5:00pm

Instructor: Schoolmates Staff

Location: Beach Elementary School, Schoolmates Facility

Min: 10; Max: 50

n Rainforest Explorers

ages 4–7 r$545 N$575

Dive into the wild with our Rainforest Explorers STEM camp, where we'll discover amazing animals like jaguars, crocodiles, sloths, toucans, and more! Each day, campers will learn through hands-on projects that bring the rainforest to life with science, art, and imagination Get ready for a jungle adventure filled with creativity, creatures, and fun!!

Material Fee: $40

Tue–Fri Feb 17–Feb 20 (4×) 8:30am–2:30pm

Instructor: Giena Vogel

Location: Havens Elementary School, Room 109 Min: 10; Max: 30

Culinary Creatives

ages 10–17 r$345 N$375

This advanced culinary camp goes beyond the basics to inspire and challenge young chefs with a passion for creativity and innovation Throughout the week, campers will delve into the art of cooking, baking, and experimenting like professional chefs . They’ll explore the science of flavor-building and balance, master classic culinary techniques, and develop the confidence to craft their own signature dishes Perfect for aspiring chefs ready to push their limits, this vibrant, hands-on camp concludes with an exhilarating “Chopped”-style cooking competition, where campers can showcase their culinary skills and creative flair . Recipes are seasonal and differ from past camps

Material Fee: $40

Tue–Fri Feb 17–Feb 20 (4×) 9:00am–12:00pm

Instructor: Path to Panacea

Location: Veterans Memorial Building, Kitchen Min: 8; Max: 15

Dungeons & Dragons

ages 6–17 r$345 N$375

Dungeons & Dragons is a game of fantasy and adventure that fosters imagination, creativity, and collaboration . Players create unique characters and embark on epic journeys guided by a dungeon master These classes provide children with a fun, supportive environment to build social skills such as teamwork, communication, and conflict resolution With no prior experience required, classes offer an inclusive space where every child can participate and thrive Instructors provide all necessary materials, ensuring accessibility for all Through shared storytelling and play, participants gain confidence, strengthen connections, and practice valuable interpersonal skills in a dynamic and engaging setting Material Fee: $15

ages 6–12

Tue–Fri Feb 17–Feb 20 (4×) 9:00am–12:00pm

ages 12–17

Tue–Fri Feb 17–Feb 20 (4×) 1:00–4:00pm

Instructor: Bay Area Role Playing Games

Location: Hampton Park Building Min: 4; Max: 16

Art & Action Camp

ages 5–7 r$545 N$575

Join our dynamic small group camp to exercise your creativity and get active Each day is packed with hands-on clay art projects and active outdoor activities, providing campers with the perfect blend of creativity and movement

Kids will use real ceramic tools and dive into exciting kiln-fired clay projects from animals to imaginative sculptures Organized active games will be played during action time, such as Poison Dart Frog, Steal the Bacon, Sharks, Minnows, and Sardine Tag Two special snacks will be provided each week Material Fee: $40 Tue–Fri Feb 17–Feb 20 (4×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: Catrina Marchetti

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department, Attic Min: 5; Max: 10

n Slimetopia®: The OG

ages 5–12 r$509 N$539

It’s the STEAMtastic slime camp that started it all! Our Challenge Island STEAM Teams have been hired to design a new Slimetopia® Amusement Park and fill it with different slimy lands From Unicorn Slime in Once Upon a Slime Land to Yellow Butter Submarine Slime in Under the Sea Slime Land, to Icy Color Changing Slime in Snowy Slime Land it’s easy to see how this camp became an international slimy sensation

Tue–Fri Feb 17–Feb 20 (4×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: Challenge Island Bay Area

Location: Veterans Memorial Building Min: 10; Max: 30

Soccer Holiday All Levels

ages 5–12 r$340 N$370f

Open to players of all abilities, this program focus on fun, engaging games while teaching the fundamentals of soccer Designed for a relaxed and enjoyable environment, it’s perfect for building skills and a love for the game

Join us for and exciting experience you will never forget! *Early drop-off available from 8:00am Material Fee: $25

Tue–Fri Feb 17–Feb 20 (4×) 8:30am–3:00pm

Instructor: 24-7 UK Soccer

Location: Beach Playfield, Side B

Min: 10; Max: 35

Holiday Camps April Break

Schoolmates: Camp Kaleidoscope Holiday Magic

grades TK–5 r$110 N$130

Join our awesome Schoolmates staff and friends from across sites for single-day holiday adventures packed with themed activities, seasonal crafts, games, and nonstop fun Sign up by the day—each one’s a new surprise! Fee is per day

Mon April 6

8:30am–5:00pm

Tue April 7 8:30am–5:00pm

Wed April 8 8:30am–5:00pm

Thur April 9 8:30am–5:00pm

Fri April 10 8:30am–5:00pm

Instructor: Schoolmates Staff

Location: Wildwood Elementary School, Schoolmates Facility Min: 10; Max: 50

n Theater Lab: STEM on Stage

ages 6–11 r$630 N$660

Theater Lab is an immersive full-day camp where campers explore the natural world through experiments, creative storytelling, and performance Inspired by the wonders of nature, students will conduct hands-on investigations, conduct and present research, create costumes and props, then write and perform short scenes inspired by their discoveries By blending STEAM, literacy, and drama, this camp sparks curiosity, creativity, and collaboration while deepening connections to nature . Material Fee: $40

Mon–Fri Apr 6–Apr 10 (5×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: Talentnook

Location: 801 Magnolia Avenue Min: 5; Max: 20

Pirate Camp

ages 4.5–8 r$690 N$720

Arrrr you ready for some adventure? In this action-packed camp, we will make a pirate ship, treasure chests, pirate crafts and go on a treasure hunt Material Fee: $35

Mon–Fri Apr 6–Apr 10 (5×) 9:00am–3:30pm

Instructor: Diana Thomas

Location: Havens Elementary School, Room 101 Min: 8; Max: 24

Super Soccer Stars

ages 3–5 r$365 N$395f

Have fun in the spring with our soccer FUNdamentals camp! The first half of the camp is dedicated to working on skills and soccer concepts, followed by the second half filled with enjoyable games and scrimmages in a fun, educational, and non-competitive setting . Our well-trained coaches ensure a challenging and enjoyable experience for all soccer levels, using soccer as a tool to enhance children's soccer skills, self-confidence, gross motor skills, and socialization abilities Material Fee: $15

Mon–Fri Apr 6–Apr 10 (5×) 9:00am–12:00pm

Instructor: Make Me A Pro Sports

Location: Beach Playfield, Side A Min: 5; Max: 7

n Spring Swing Golf

ages 6–10 r$460 N$490f

Make this Spring Break unforgettable with golf, games, and fun! Designed for elementary-aged youth, our camp introduces the fundamentals of golf—swing, putting, chipping, and etiquette—through engaging instruction and activities Campers will experience the Primetime Golf Mobile Simulator, where they can practice real shots, play exciting simulated courses, and receive instant feedback on their swings Outdoor chipping and putting sessions round out the experience, giving kids both high-tech and hands-on learning Led by Ace Kids Golf instructors, this camp builds confidence, teamwork, and skills that last beyond the course Material Fee: $35

Mon–Fri Apr 6–Apr 10 (5×) 1:00–4:00pm

Instructor: Ace Kids Golf

Location: Beach Playfield, Side A Min: 5; Max: 15

n Make Me A Pro Soccer

ages 6–12 r$420 N$450f

Join us for an unforgettable soccer experience with Make Me A Pro Sports! Led by Director Kevin Broomfield—who has played alongside legends like Héctor Chumpitaz, Macho Figueroa, Hugo Pérez, and Paul Furlong—this camp blends fun and skill-building for all levels With decades of playing and coaching experience and over 20 years running Make Me A Pro Sports, Coach Kevin’s proven curriculum helps players develop confidence, sportsmanship, and a love for the game in a supportive, high-energy environment All skill levels welcome Material Fee: $20

Mon–Fri Apr 6–Apr 10 (5×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: Make Me A Pro Sports

Location: Beach Playfield, Side B Min: 10; Max: 30

n Slimetopia®: The OG

ages 5–12 r$635 N$665

It’s the STEAMtastic slime camp that started it all! Our Challenge Island STEAM Teams have been hired to design a new Slimetopia® Amusement Park and fill it with different slimy lands From Unicorn Slime in Once Upon a Slime Land to Yellow Butter Submarine Slime in Under the Sea Slime Land, to Icy Color Changing Slime in Snowy Slime Land it’s easy to see how this camp became an international slimy sensation Material Fee: $40

Mon–Fri Apr 6–Apr 10 (5×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: Challenge Island Bay Area

Location: Veterans Memorial Building Min: 10; Max: 30

STEM + Minecraft using LEGO® Materials

ages 5–10 r$463 N$493

Prepare for a full-day LEGO® camp packed with hands-on and minds-on STEM fun! First, build projects inspired by cool machines while applying real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture Then, 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 .

Mon–Fri Apr 6–Apr 10 (5×) 9:00am–4:00pm

Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies

Location: Beach Elementary School, Schoolmates Facility Min: 8; Max: 16

Holiday Camps April Break

n Camp K.A.L.O.

ages 6–11 r$540 N$570

Camp K A L O (Kids Achieving Leadership Opportunities) brings together two student favorites for one unforgettable adventure— Krafting with Khris + Kidz Cuisine! Get ready to unleash your imagination with hands-on creative projects, from painting and design to custom crafts you’ll be proud to show off Then, step into the kitchen to discover the basics of cooking while whipping up tasty treats Each day brings a new flavor-filled experience—think smoky BBQ favorites, freshsqueezed juices, and other delicious surprises!

This camp is all about creativity, self-expression, and the joy of making something truly your own Come craft, cook, and create memories that will last long after camp ends!

Material Fee: $60

Mon–Fri Apr 6–Apr 10 (5×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: K.A.L.O, LLC

Location: Havens Elementary School, Schoolmates

Facility Min: 10; Max: 25

Culinary Creatives

ages 10–17 r$430 N$460

This advanced culinary camp goes beyond the basics to inspire and challenge young chefs with a passion for creativity and innovation Throughout the week, campers will delve into the art of cooking, baking, and experimenting like professional chefs They’ll explore the science of flavor-building and balance, master classic culinary techniques, and develop the confidence to craft their own signature dishes Perfect for aspiring chefs ready to push their limits, this vibrant, hands-on camp concludes with an exhilarating “Chopped”-style cooking competition, where campers can showcase their culinary skills and creative flair . Recipes are seasonal and differ from past camps

Material Fee: $50

Mon–Fri Apr 6–Apr 10 (5×) 9:00am–12:00pm

Instructor: Path to Panacea

Location: Veterans Memorial Building, Kitchen

Min: 8; Max: 15

Epicurean Exploration

ages 10–17 r$430 N$460

Chefs can prepare to awaken their senses and explore the art of flavor This skills-based camp will delve into the essence of epicurean creativity, teaching culinary techniques to craft exquisite dishes that celebrate the diversity of plant-based cooking . Campers will master the secrets of delightful sauces, bold spice blends, and balanced meals that are both nourishing and sophisticated By the end of this week of culinary exploration, they’ll return home brimming with confidence and skills, eager to share their newfound artistry and flavor with their families and communities Recipes are seasonal and differ from past camps Material Fee: $50

Mon–Fri Apr 6–Apr 10 (5×) 1:00–4:00pm

Instructor: Path to Panacea

Location: Veterans Memorial Building, Kitchen Min: 8; Max: 15

Dungeons & Dragons

ages 6–12 r$420 N$450

Dungeons & Dragons is a game of fantasy and adventure that fosters imagination, creativity, and collaboration Players create unique characters and embark on epic journeys guided by a dungeon master These camps provide children with a fun, supportive environment to build social skills such as teamwork, communication, and conflict resolution With no prior experience required, they offer an inclusive space where every child can participate and thrive Instructors provide all necessary materials, ensuring accessibility for all Through shared storytelling and play, participants gain confidence, strengthen connections, and practice valuable interpersonal skills in a dynamic and engaging setting Material Fee: $15

Mon–Fri Apr 6–Apr 10 (5×) 1:00–4:00pm

Instructor: Bay Area RPG

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department Min: 4; Max: 12

Art & Action Camp

ages 8–13 r$577 N$607

Join our dynamic small group camp to exercise your creativity and get active Each day, campers will take on cool art projects and challenging, fun activities Three days of the week will be dedicated to clay projects The other days will be crafts such as mixed media sculpture, resin pour, marbleized creations, and fidget cubes Organized active games will be played during action time, such as Poison Dart Frog, Steal the Bacon, Sardine Tag, Capture the Flag, and Mafia Two special snacks will be provided each week Material Fee: $45

Mon–Fri Apr 6–Apr 10 (5×) 9:00am–4:00pm

Instructor: Catrina Marchetti

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department, Attic Min: 5; Max: 12

n Big Bubble Circus Arts & Tumbling

ages 5–9 r$595 N$625

Become a circus performer! Campers will have fun clowning around learning tumbling, partner acroyoga, tricks with hula hoops and poi, pantomime theater, balancing acts, juggling, face painting, magic tricks, and of course, making big bubbles Join us for a week full of joy and laughter! Material Fee: $15

Mon–Fri Apr 6–Apr 10 (5×) 9:00am–3:00pm

Instructor: Happy Kids Classes

Location: Hampton Park Building Min: 4; Max: 20

Comics Camp

ages 7–12 r$405 N$435

Create your own characters and story-lines in this unique class We will learn character development, expressions, body movement, story development and how to make detailed backgrounds (interiors and exteriors) using one point perspective Students will create the start of a mini comic book by the end of class All skill levels are welcome Material Fee: $25

Mon–Fri Apr 6–Apr 10 (5×) 9:30am–12:00pm

Instructor: Cara’s Art Studio

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department

Min: 4; Max: 16

Photo: Julie Reichle fo R

Adults, Older Adults & Seniors

Activities Adults

Ladies’ Art Night Out with Clay

ages 21+

Unwind and get creative! Bring a friend or come solo Each class begins with wine, cheese, and chocolate before discussing the evening's project and getting crafty! Classes focus on sculptural and functional clay projects Do you have an idea for a ceramic project? This is the perfect class to work it out in! Instructor will demonstrate different projects each week however students may choose to work on their own ideas Basic and advanced tool use, hand building and throwing techniques will be covered in this class All tools and materials provided We will rotate providing snacks

Material Fee: $50 (Session I), $60 (Session II), $65 (Session III)

session i r$305 N$335

Wed Jan 14–Feb 11 (5×) 6:30–8:30pm

session ii r$365 N$395

Wed Feb 25–Apr 1 (6×) 6:30–8:30pm

session iii r$420 N$450

Wed Apr 15–May 27 (7×) 6:30–8:30pm

Instructor: Catrina Marchetti

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department, Attic Min: 5; Max: 16

Beginning/Improver Line Dance

adULT r$131 N$151

Step -by-step instruction of easy to learn dances choreographed to a variety of music (country, latin, hip hop, rock and roll) with special emphasis on learning line dance’s basic elements and special vocabulary Line dancing requires no partners, offers the best exercise for your physical and mental health, and is a great way to meet people, make friends, and just have fun . All skill levels welcome

Mon Jan 12–May 18 (18×)* 10:30am–12:00pm

Instructor: Delia Schletter

Location: Piedmont Community Hall

Min: 7; Max: 25 *No class on Jan 19 & Feb 16

n Ladies’ Art Day Out with Clay

ages 21+

Unwind and get creative! Bring a friend or come solo We begin with mimosas, coffee & brunchy snacks Then the class will talk about the days project before diving in and getting creative! We will explore sculptural and functional clay projects Do you have an idea for a ceramic project? This is the perfect class to work it out in! Instructor will demonstrate different projects each week although students may choose to work on their own ideas Basic and advanced tool use, hand building and throwing techniques will be covered in this class All tools and materials provided We will rotate providing snacks Material Fee: $50 (Session I), $50 (Session II), $65 (Session III)

session i +ii r$305 N$335

Fri Jan 16–Feb 13 (5×) 11:00am–1:00pm Fri Feb 27–Apr 3 (5×) 11:00am–1:00pm

session iii r$420 N$450 Fri Apr 17–May 29 (7×) 11:00am–1:00pm

Instructor: Catrina Marchetti

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department, Attic Min: 5; Max: 16 *No class on Mar 13

Bagpipe Band

ages 16–adULT

Grab your pipes (or drums) and join the Piedmont Highlanders Pipe Band! We are an award-winning traditional Scottish bagpipe band, welcoming all levels We emphasize individual improvement and ensemble playing Don’t let our fun attitude fool you—we work a lot on getting a quality sound Pipers need own pipes/practice chanter; drums provided for drummers if available If you have questions email lionscourt@hotmail com

session i r$41 N$49

Mon Jan 12–Feb 9 (4×)* 7:00–9:00pm

session ii r$59 N$69

Mon Feb 23–Mar 30 (6×) 7:00–9:00pm

session iii r$59 N$69

Mon Apr 13–May 18 (6×)* 7:00–9:00pm

Instructor: Ellison Dunlap

Location: Piedmont Community Hall Min: 2; Max: 25 *No class on Jan 19

n Clay Open Studio

ages 21+ r$55 N$63

This once-a-month Open Studio is available to students who are currently enrolled in a PRD Clay class or have completed a session with instructor Catrina Marchetti within the last two years The studio will be open for students to work independently on new or in progress clay projects Teacher will be present, although no instruction will be given Material fee: $10

session i

Sat January 31 (1×) 1:00–5:00pm

Sat February 28 (1×) 1:00–5:00pm

Sat March 28 (1×) 1:00–5:00pm

Sat April 25 (1×) 1:00–5:00pm

Sat May 23 (1×) 1:00–5:00pm

Instructor: Catrina Marchetti

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department, Attic Min: 3; Max: 16

Growing Conversations: Navigating Puberty, Relationships, and Consent Talks with Kids

adULT r$65 N$75

Parents are their children’s first educators, but talking to kids about puberty, consent, and sex can feel overwhelming In this workshop, we’ll explore what gets in the way and how to build trust and connection . Whether you’ve already started “the talks” or don’t know where to begin, this workshop can boost confidence with practical strategies for keeping the “sensitive” conversations going and tips for answering young questions about big topics Second adult is 50% off, so bring a friend or a co-parent to start a night out without kids (wine and sparkling water offered ) This class is geared toward caregivers of children of any age, but especially those who care for tweens and teens

Thur February 12 (1×) 5:30–7:30pm

Thur March 5 (1×) 5:30–7:30pm

Instructor: Hana Afra

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department

Min: 8; Max: 35

n Adult Beginner Pickleball

adULT

This course is designed for beginner players and players who are brand new to the sport You will learn the basic fundamentals of pickleball: game overview, how to “dink”, transitioning, basic shot techniques, serving & returning, and how to keep score You will be able to put it all into action and play real games by the 4th session We will then move onto drop shots, volleying, forehand & backhand drives By the end of the class, you will learn many aspects of the game, not only the physical but the mental game!

session i r$225 N$250f

Sun Jan 11–Feb 8 (4×)* 1:30–2:45pm

session ii r$325 N$355f

Sun Feb 22–Mar 29 (6×) 1:30–2:45pm

session iii r$375 N$405f

Sun Apr 12–May 31 (7×)* 2:30–3:45pm

Instructor: Pickleball Organized

Location: Piedmont Middle School, Sport Courts

Min: 4; Max: 8 *No class on Jan 18 & May 24

n Mandarin Class

adULT

r$437 N$467

This class is designed for beginners with minimal exposure to Mandarin and those who would like to review their basics Instructor Lucy Yeh is the principal of East Bay Chinese School and has been teaching Mandarin for more than 25 years Optional materials available: $56 workbook and $83 textbook

Thur Jan 15–Mar 19 (9×)* 7:00–9:00pm

Instructor: Lucy Yeh

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department Min: 5; Max: 18 *No class on Feb 19

n Adult Skills and Drills Advanced Beginner Pickleball

adULT

This clinic is for advanced beginner level players that are able to play games comfortably and consistently keep the ball in play We will cover a new topic each class and also focus on game situational coaching . Topics will include, advanced dinking, 3rd shots and when to use them, drops, drives, advanced volley, transitioning with a purpose, resets, footwork and the mental game!

session i r$225 N$250f

Sun Jan 11–Feb 8 (4×)*

2:45–4:00pm session ii r$325 N$355f

Sun Feb 22–Mar 29 (6×) 2:45–4:00pm

session iii r$375 N$405f

Sun Apr 12–May 31 (7×)* 3:45–5:00pm

Instructor: Pickleball Organized

Location: Piedmont Middle School, Sport Courts

Min: 4; Max: 8 *No class on Jan 18 & May 24

Pickin’ with Rick

adULT

free

Rick would like to share his relaxing style with you and discuss the music along the way in his naturally witty, sardonic and entertaining manner Rick played guitar professionally for years though his dream of becoming the next Guitar God didn’t exactly pan out After a long hiatus away from the instrument, Rick started to play again and developed a solo fingerpickin’ style You are invited to join Rick for an evening of music and appreciation…and heck, its free! Please feel free to BYOB (alcohol ok!) and snacks to enjoy while you listen

2nd Tuesday Jan 13–May 12 (5x) 7:00–8:30pm

Instructor: Rick Schiller

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department Min: 2; Max: 10

n Adult 3.0+ Pickleball Tournament Strategy Skills

adULT

This clinic is designed for experienced players rated 3 0 and above who are ready to elevate their game for tournament play We go beyond fundamentals and focus on advanced tactics, high-percentage shot selection, and the mental toughness needed for competitive success Each session combines targeted drills with coached gameplay to sharpen both individual skills and doubles strategies

session i r$225 N$250f

Sun Jan 11–Feb 8 (4×)* 4:00–5:15pm session ii r$325 N$355f

Sun Feb 22–Mar 29 (6×) 4:00–5:15pm

session iii r$375 N$405f

Sun Apr 12–May 31 (7×)* 5:00–6:15pm

Instructor: Pickleball Organized

Location: Piedmont Middle School, Sport Courts

Min: 4; Max: 8 *No class on Jan 18 & May 24

Piedmont Mahjong Social Club

adULT

free

Unlock the ancient art of Mahjong, a captivating game of strategy, skill, and social interaction! Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refine your technique, our class offers something for everyone Join us in a friendly and relaxed environment where you'll learn the fundamentals of this timeless game, understand the rules, and develop strategies to outwit your opponents We welcome all levels of play Meet new friends, stimulate your mind, and experience the excitement of Mahjong enjoyed by millions around the world

Tue Jan 6–Jun 2 (22×)* 6:00–9:00pm

Instructor: Cassindy Chao

Location: 801 Magnolia Avenue

Min: 2; Max: 10

n AI Tools for Work, Creativity, and Personal Productivity

adULT r$325 N$355

Curious about AI and how it’s changing the world of work, creativity, and personal productivity? This interactive course provides an overview of today's popular and emerging AI tools Explore effective ways to use ChatGPT and Claude, voice tools like ElevenLabs, video builders like Sora, image creators, app builders, and workflow automation tools . Participants will complete a personal or team project applying what they learn Note: Participants will create their own AI tool accounts on their own devices; usage/subscription costs are not included in the class Most solutions have a free trial

Wed Feb 15–Apr 1 (6×) 6:00–7:15pm

Instructor: Tech for Today Team

Location: Piedmont Recreation Department Min: 6; Max: 24

Pole Walking & Hiking: Training for Outdoor Exercise for Veterans & Families

adULT free

Expert training session offered free for Veterans and their family members When using poles, you feel taller and more confident! Learn how optimal use of poles engages your whole body and significantly improves performance, reduces fall risk, improves posture, balance, upper body strength AND enjoyment of the outdoors Uphill pole techniques improve endurance and pace; downhill techniques help preserve your knees, hips and spine! You will learn anatomically optimal pole techniques Practice along lovely, gentle Piedmont paths

Top-quality poles provided; discover which poles fit you best Easy, relaxed pace If you have a family member who served, please join us

Fri May 22 (1×) 8:30am–12:30pm

Instructor: Jayah Faye Paley

Location: Piedmont Community Hall, Tea House Min: 8; Max: 18

The Principles of T’ai Chi, Breath & Flow I

adULT

We will work on alignment, grounding, balance, natural breath, relaxation, and flow of chi Being a Moving Meditation, T’ai Chi addresses the constant Change of Yin and Yang How do we stay flexible and with an open mind? As life intensifies, we need to lower our center of gravity, strengthen thighs, and grow roots like a tree Karina brings to her 45-years of experience as a teacher, play & precision as well as improvisation & form With her intimate and personal approach, she emphasizes awareness and wholeness of our mind-body-being to bring about healing, growth, serenity, and joy of life

session i & ii r$165 N$190

Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 9:00–10:00am

session ii r$197 N$222 Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 9:00–10:00am

session ii r$229 N$259

Tue Apr 14–May 26 (7×) 9:00–10:00am

Instructor: Karina Epperlein

Location: Piedmont Community Hall, Tea House

Min: 6; Max: 10

n Fitness for 2026 & for Life!

adULT r$65 N$77

Expert personal training in a small group session Start the year off with focus on your health and fitness Learn how to achieve profound results with the least amount of time and effort Address your individual issues and goals Easy individualized programming for fall prevention, pain management, joint health, balance, endurance, strength, flexibility Learn game-changing strategies that can make a real difference in your longevity and quality of life Since movements are catered to each individual, exertion level will be what each participant is comfortable with

Fri February 27 (1×) 8:30am–12:30pm

Instructor: Jayah Faye Paley

Location: Piedmont Community Hall

Min: 9; Max: 17

The Principles of T’ai Chi, Breath & Flow II

adULT

We will work on alignment, grounding, balance, natural breath, relaxation, and flow of chi Being a Moving Meditation, T’ai Chi addresses the constant Change of Yin and Yang How do we stay flexible and with an open mind? As life intensifies, we need to lower our center of gravity, strengthen thighs, and grow roots like a tree Karina brings to her 45-years of experience as a teacher, play & precision as well as improvisation & form With her intimate and personal approach, she emphasizes awareness and wholeness of our mind-body-being to bring about healing, growth, serenity, and joy of life

session i & ii r$195 N$220

Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 9:00–10:30am

session ii r$233 N$263

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 9:00–10:30am

session ii r$271 N$301

Tue Apr 14–May 26 (7×) 9:00–10:30am

Instructor: Karina Epperlein

Location: Piedmont Community Hall, Tea House Min: 6; Max: 12

SF Rock Project: Private Instrument Instruction

ages 5–adULT

Learn Music! 1-on-1 Instrument Lessons w/SF Rock Project Material Fee: $20

session i r$250 N$280

Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 3:45–4:15pm

Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 4:15–4:45pm

Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 4:45–5:15pm

Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 5:15–5:45pm

Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 5:45–6:15pm

Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 6:15–6:45pm

session ii r$295 N$325

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 3:45–4:15pm

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 4:15–4:45pm

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 4:45–5:15pm

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 5:15–5:45pm

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 5:45–6:15pm

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 6:15–6:45pm

session iii r$295 N$325

Tue Apr 14–May 19 (6×) 3:45–4:15pm

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 4:15–4:45pm

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 4:45–5:15pm

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 5:15–5:45pm

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 5:45–6:15pm

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 6:15–6:45pm

Instructor: San Francisco Rock Project

Location: Community Hall, Lower Level Min: 1; Max: 3

Activities Adults & Older Adults

801nce/month

801 Magnolia Avenue

PRD’s new adult monthly social affair—gather with friends and make new connections in a relaxed and engaging atmosphere Check-out something new each month! See page 11 for full information . Advanced registration required .

2026 Winter/Spring Line-Up

January 28: Trivia Night

February 13: Wine & Cheese Pairing

March 11: The Eagles Have Landed (in Piedmont . . .and Beyond!)

April 29: Intro to Ikebana

May 1: Mixology

Register for 801nce/month events at www .piedmont .ca .gov/recspecialevents

n Meditation for Calm, Clarity, and Balance

adULT r$95 N$110

Discover the benefits of meditation in a welcoming, supportive group designed for everyone—from complete beginners to experienced practitioners Meditation is like exercise for the mind, strengthening four inner “muscles”: concentration, clarity, friendliness, and equanimity Each week you’ll be guided through five different styles of meditation, learning practical tools you can take home and use in daily life Research from Johns Hopkins shows meditation reduces stress, anxiety, and depression, improves focus and memory, lowers blood pressure, and supports overall well-being Join us to create more peace, balance, and resilience in your life

Wed Jan 14–May 27 (18×) 9:00–10:00am

Instructor: Mark Herrick

Location: 801 Magnolia Avenue

Min: 6; Max: 35 *No class Feb 18 & Apr 8

Essential Yoga

adULTs r$85 N$97

This easy-going class is designed to foster a deep connection with the heart of yoga practice Through this practice you will gain increased flexibility, strength, balance and mindfulness Laura is certified in Iyengar and Amirit yoga and has advanced training in meditation, prenatal and restorative yoga Students that are new to yoga are always welcome Wear comfortable clothing, have bare feet and an empty stomach, and bring a firm blanket and a yoga mat

session i

Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 5:15–6:30pm Thur Jan 15–Feb 12 (5×) 5:15–6:30pm

session ii

Tue Mar 17–Apr 21 (5×)*

5:15–6:30pm

Thur Mar 19–Apr 23 (5×)* 5:15–6:30pm

session iii

Tue May 5–Jun 2 (5×) 5:15–6:30pm Thur May 7–Jun 4 (5×) 5:15–6:30pm

Instructor: Laura Timothy

Location: Piedmont Community Hall

Min: 6; Max: 22 *No class Apr 7 & Apr 9

Aging Well with Yoga

ages 50+

Are you suffering from achy joints or worsening balance? This yoga class is designed to improve your balance and joint health and develop a better relationship with your body, mind, and breath We work on developing strength and functional mobility to keep you in a good shape for all the things you want to do in life . Total beginners welcome . We use props and modifications to make poses accessible to all Petra is a certified yoga therapist specializing in working with seniors Learn more at www petrayogatherapy com

session i r$90 N$105

Tue Jan 13–Feb 10 (5×) 2:30–3:30pm

Thur Jan 15–Feb 12 (5×) 10:30–11:30am

session ii r$107 N$127

Tue Feb 24–Mar 31 (6×) 2:30–3:30pm

Thur Feb 26–Apr 2 (6×) 10:30–11:30am

session iii r$124 N$144

Tue Apr 14–May 26 (7×) 2:30–3:30pm

Thur Apr 16–May 28 (7×) 10:30–11:30am

Instructor: Petra Fibrichova

Location: Piedmont Community Hall

Min: 8; Max: 20

Activities Older Adults

2nd Thursday Flix Fest

ages 50+ free

A social group for movie lovers to get together to see fine films, and talk about them afterward! Watch a movie of a different genre, on the 2nd Thursday of each month, followed by a discussion session for those so inclined Specific movies for the year will be determined by volunteer hosts (with some input from the group) Movie goers may bring a lunch or snacks to enjoy while watching the film Doors open at 1:00 pm, Movie begins promptly at 1:15 pm (unless specified on the program schedule) Advanced registration is required .

January 8: My Cousin Vinny

February 12: Lost in Translation

March 12: 400 Blows

April 9*: Enchanted April May 14: Ramen Girl

*April movie will be from 4:15–6:30pm Doors open at 4:00pm

2nd Thur Jan 8–May 14 (6x) 1:00–3:30pm

Instructor: Movie Volunteers

Location: 801 Magnolia Avenue

Min: 3; Max: 75

Walking on Wednesdays

ages 50+ free

The Walking on Wednesdays group meets every Wednesday at the Exedra (Highland & Magnolia Avenues) at 10:30am Everyone is invited to join the group New walkers and their friendly K-9 best friends are especially welcome Registration with the Piedmont Recreation is required Please call 510 420-3070 for more information

Every Wednesday 10:30am–12:00pm

Instructor: Dick Carter & Prisicilla Wanerus

Location: Exedra Arch, Highland & Magnolia Avenue

Sign-Up for the New Older Adult eNewsletter!

First Mondays Reading Group

ages 50+

free

A fun, and intellectually stimulating activity for active adults Registration with the Piedmont Recreation Department is required please call 510 420-3070 for more information First Monday of the Month 1:30–3:00pm

Instructor: Dick Carter, Prisicilla Wanerus & Carol Long

Location: Community Hall

The Getting Up There Gazette is an eNewsletter that will be emailed regularly to keep our older adult community up to date on all PRD happenings! To receive the Getting Up There Gazette eNewsletters visit piedmont .ca .gov/olderadults .

Extended Travel Opportunities by Collette Vacations

Check-out these three exciting travel itineraries for 2026–2027 provided by Collette Vacations, the oldest travel agency in the United States

Discover South Dakota

ages 50+

Dates: June 26–July 2, 2026

Trip Includes: Mount Rushmore, Badlands National Park, Wall Drug, Off-Road Jeep Safari at Custer State Park, Crazy Horse Memorial, Devil’s Tower National Monument

Per person rate: Double: $3,578; Single: $4,278; Triple: $3,548 A deposit is due upon reservation Price includes round- trip air from SFO, air taxes and fees, hotels, and hotel transfers

New York City

ages 50+

Dates: September 17–23, 2026

Trip Includes: Greenwich Village, Wall Street, Two Broadway Shows, Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, 9/11 Memorial & Museum, Brooklyn Bridge, DUMBO, Brooklyn Seltzer Museum

Per person rate: Double: $4,428; Single : $5,528; Triple: $4,378 A deposit is due upon reservation Prices are valid until March 17, 2026 Price includes round-trip air from SFO, air taxes and fees/surcharges, and hotel transfers .

All rates are per person and are subject to change, based on air inclusive package from SFO. This trip is not suitable for anyone needing mobility assistance devices.

Explore Tuscany

ages 50+

April 13–21, 2027

With optional 3-night Rome Pre-Tour Extension; and Optional 2-night Famous Food and Ferrari: Emilia Region Post Tour Extension

Trip Includes: Montecatini Terme, Lucca, Family-owned Winery Experience, Florence, Pisa, Cooking Class, Cheese Farm, San Gimignano

Per person rate: Double $4,748; Single: $5,048; Triple: $4,518 Prices are valid until October 14, 2026 . Flight upgrades available Price includes round- trip air from SFO, air taxes and fees, hotels, and hotel transfers

Piedmont Seniors Group seniors

A bit of “Joie de Vivre” for Piedmont seniors— especially senior singles— but couples and older “baby boomers” are also encouraged to join We welcome you to join us as we cultivate new friendships, provide guest speakers and plan enjoyable excursions such as theaters, museums, restaurants, historical places and more Our goal is to strengthen the social and emotional well-being of seniors, as well as promote the pursuit of intellectual development Please join us for refreshments at our next friendly and informal Wednesday gathering! Contact Janet Epstein for additional information: jepstein@piedmont ca .gov Usually 4th Wednesday of the month 10am–12pm

Instructor: Janet Epstein, PRD Staff

Location: Piedmont Community Hall

Piedmont Adult School Moonlighter offers a broad range of classes on subjects such as arts & crafts, computers, language, and music as well as creative retirement activities See all the offerings in the Adult School’s Moonlighter catalog at piedmontadultschool org, or call 510 594-2655 for more information

2027 Rental Calendar

Opens January 7, 2026

For more information: piedmont.ca.gov/ facilityrentals or contact prdrentals@piedmont.ca.gov

Volunteer Opportunities

Play Like a Girl+ Piedmont

(Volunteers must be 12+)

Play Like a Girl+ Piedmont is an inspiring event aimed at empowering girls+ to play sports . On Sunday, May 3rd, athletes ages 2—18 learn to throw, kick, spike and jump like a girl+ There will be 20+ sports organizations showcasing their sports, live demonstrations as well as professional and Olympic athletes This largescale event (~1,000 participants) simply wouldn’t be possible without the help of approximately 40 volunteers To learn more about the event, visit piedmont ca gov/playlikeagirl Contact Eva Phalen for additional volunteer information at ephalen@piedmont.ca.gov.

Special Events

(Volunteers must be 12+)

The Piedmont Recreation Department (PRD) hosts a variety of community events throughout the year If you would like to help out with any of the following events, please email prd@piedmont ca gov For event information, visit the Recreation Special Events page (piedmont ca gov/SpecialEvents)

Santa’s Workshop: Saturday, Dec 13th

Donuts & Dreidels: Sunday, Dec 14th

Noon Year’s Eve: Wednesday, Dec 31st

Bunny Blast: Sunday, April 13th

Pop-Up Putt-Putt: Sunday, April 19th

PRD events are a great opportunity for teens who need to fulfill their community service hour requirements for school as well as a fun way for parents to volunteer with their children

PRD’s Storytime Club

(Volunteers must be 18+)

Join PRD’s Storytime Club program and become a mentor to young children (ages 4–5) . In partnership with PRD’s Beach and Havens Minimates and Pre-K programs, volunteer readers will encourage creativity, build intergenerational connections, and help foster language development in Piedmont’s youth

We are seeking dedicated, fun, and silly adults like you to join the Storytime Club and make a difference in the lives of children All volunteers must complete a background check No experience necessary, just a love for reading (wacky character voices are optional!) Together, let’s inspire and nurture the next generation through the magic of reading! To become a volunteer reader, email Eva Phalen at ephalen@piedmont.ca.gov.

Teen Sidekicks

(Volunteers must be 14+)

Teen Sidekicks are committed and enjoy working closely with neurodiverse students, befriending them, supporting them in activities and helping them successfully integrate into mainstream programs If you are interested in creating lasting memories and playing an integral role in supporting the growth and overall experience for a child with neurodiverse needs, contact Sidekicks Teen Sidekicks interview, attend a training and are fully supported by PRD staff Flexible scheduling available Community service hours are available upon request . Teen Sidekicks are eligible to receive a letter of recommendation . No experience necessary For more information email sidekicks@piedmont.ca.gov .

PRD Rec Basketball League:

The Piedmont Recreation Department is seeking volunteer coaches for our recreational basketball league Your involvement is essential in providing our teams with the guidance and support they need for a fulfilling and enjoyable experience in the league Volunteers like you play a vital role in making this program a success . Your passion for the game and willingness to make a difference are highly valued Join us as we work together to create a positive and rewarding environment for our young athletes

In addition, we offer workshops and training to ensure that volunteer coaches have the necessary tools and support to be successful This additional support is designed to help coaches feel more confident in their roles and to better equip them to guide and develop young athletes Contact PRD Sports at PRDSports@piedmont.ca.gov.

Juniors Helping Seniors

(Volunteers must be 16+)

Seeking teen volunteers to teach technology to seniors one Wednesday each month Spend a half-hour working hands-on with the Piedmont Seniors answering questions about their phones, apps, tablets or computers This rewarding experience aligns with PHS lunch break and is conveniently situated within walking distance of PHS at the Piedmont Community Hall

Wednesdays: January 28th, February 26th, March 25th, April 22nd, May 27th 12:45–1:15pm

If you are interested, email Eva Phalen at ephalen@piedmont.ca.gov.

Facilities Directory

Piedmont Recreation Department

Main Office

510 420-3070 prd@piedmont ca .gov

Chelle Putzer, Recreaton Director

510 420-3070 cputzer@piedmont ca gov

Paula Cooper-Tipton, Recreation Supervisor

510 420-3088 pcooper-tipton@piedmont ca gov

Liam Kelly, Recreation Supervisor

510 420-3075 lkelly@piedmont ca gov

Katrina Morris, Recreation Supervisor

510 420-3072 kmorris@piedmont ca gov

Eva Phalen, Recreation Supervisor

510 420-3087 ephalen@piedmont ca gov

Jessica Pomey, Administrative Assistant

510 420-3070 jpomey@piedmont ca gov

Cora Wood, Administrative Assistant

510 420-3070 cwood@piedmont ca gov

Hadley Clegg, Recreation Coordinator

510 420-3088 hclegg@piedmont .ca gov

JoNae Gonzales, Recreation Coordinator

510 420-3089 jgonzales@piedmont ca gov

Ivy Sandoval, Facilities Coordinator,

510 420-6223 isandoval@piedmont ca gov

Carrie Villa, Recreation Coordinator

510 420-3074 cvilla@piedmont ca gov

Kenny Wong, Schoolmates Coordinator

510 420-3093 kwong@piedmont ca gov

Beach Schoolmates

510 420-3077 bsm@piedmont ca gov

Havens Schoolmates

510 420-3078 hsm@piedmont .ca gov

Wildwood Schoolmates

510 420-3076 wsm@piedmont ca gov

Adaptive Programs/Sidekicks

510 420-3086 sidekicks@piedmont ca gov

Piedmont Recreation Commission

Aamir Virani, Chair

Lisa Gardner, Vice Chair

Sean Byrnes

Jenny Feinberg

Chris Hart

Sara Ironside

Rebecca Posamentier

City Administration

Rosanna Bayon Moore, City Adm ini strator

510 420-3040 rbayonmoore@piedmont ca .gov

Anna Brown, City Clerk

510 420-3041 abrown@piedmont ca gov

Fredrick Shavies, Police Chief

510 420-3010 fshavies@piedmont ca gov

David Brannigan, Fire Chief

510 420-3030 dbrannigan@piedmont ca gov

Daniel Gonzales, Public Works Director

510 420-3050 dgonzales@piedmont ca gov

Kevin Jackson, Planning/Building Director

510 420-3050 kjackson@piedmont .ca gov

Kiran Bawa, Finance Director

510 420-3040 kbawa@piedmont ca gov

Chelle Putzer, Recreaton Director

510 420-3070 cputzer@piedmont ca gov

City Council

Betsy Smegal Andersen, Mayor

Conna McCarthy, Vice Mayor

Jennifer Long

Lorrel Plimier

Tom Ramsey

Piedmont Unified School District

Office of the Superintendent

510 594-2614

Beach Elementary School

510 594-2666

Havens Elementary School

510 594-2680

Wildwood Elementary School

510 594-2780

Piedmont Middle School

510 594-2668

Piedmont High School

510 594-2626

Millenium High School

510 594-2703

Community Directory

Dress Best for Less dressbestforless org

Oakland Libraries oaklandlibrary org

Piedmont Arts Fund piedmontartsfund org

P.I.E. piedmontie org

Piedmont Adult School piedmontadultschool .org

Piedmont Advanced Learners piedmontalps org

Piedmont Asian/American Club piedmontpaac@gmail com

Piedmont Baseball & Softball piedmontbaseball org

Piedmont Beautification Foundation piedmontbeautificationfoundation org

Piedmont Center for the Arts piedmontcenterforthearts .org

Piedmont Choir piedmontchoirs org

Piedmont Community Church piedmontchurch org

Piedmont Diversity Committee padc . info

Piedmont Education Foundation piedmontedfoundation org

Piedmont High School Boosters piedmontathletics com/boosters

Piedmont High School Wellness piedmont k12 ca us/phs/wellness-center

Piedmont Historical Society piedmonthistorical org

Piedmont Ladies Tennis Club bhurwich@comcast . net

Piedmont Language School piedmontlanguageschool com

Piedmont League of Women Voters lwvpiedmont org

Piedmont Makers piedmontmakers org

Piedmont Middle School Boosters piedmont k12 ca . us/pms/activities-athletics /boosters

Piedmont Neighbors & Newcomers piedmontpnnc .org

Piedmont Parents Network

piedmontparentsnetwork org

Piedmont Racial Equity Campaign piedmontracialequity org

Piedmont Recreation Facilities Organization prfo org

Piedmont Soccer Club piedmontsoccer .org

Piedmont Swim Team piedmontswimteam org

PRD'S NEW HORSE TRAILER

Add a unique and charming touch to your event with the Bar None Trailer, available to rent alongside your Piedmont Community Hall booking.

This converted trailer is an elegant addition to any celebration and can be customized to fit your event theme. It’s perfect for:

• A bar station for cocktails, wine, or mocktails

• A dessert or coffee bar

• A photo backdrop or welcome station

• A lemonade or snack stand for outdoor gatherings

• A floral or favor display

Whether you’re hosting a wedding, celebration, or community event, the Bar None Trailer adds rustic charm and a memorable experience for your guests.

For more information, visit: piedmont.ca.gov/facilityrentals or contact prdrentals@piedmont.ca.gov

City of Piedmont Recreation Department