San Carlos Winter 2018 Activity Guide

SAN CARLOS PARKS & RECREATION

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Bunny Hop Breakfast

Saturday, March 24 n 10:00am –12:00pm

$25 adult and one child 12 & under n Course #7324

$15 additional family member n Course #7325

What better way to spend time with the kids than eating breakfast with the Bunny himself. A special appearance by magician Michael Stroud at 11:00am. Join us for pancakes, bacon, fruit and apple or orange juice. Be sure to bring your camera. There will also be crafting activities and movies to enjoy. Pre-registration is required and must be done by Wednesday, March 21. Register online or stop by the Adult Community Center.

Community

Crab Feed

Saturday

Febr uar y 24

4:30pm $55/person

Fresh cracked crab, pasta and meatballs, salad and desser t! It’s the annual Fr iends of the San Carlos Adult Community Center fundraiser to benef it senior programs at the Adult Community Center. No-Host Wine and Beer Bar opens at 4:30pm with the delicious dinner f ollowing at 5:30pm.

Call (650) 802-4384 f or more details.

Update on Current Improvement Projects

Great things are happening in the City of Good Living!

Check out what’s to come in 2018…

Highlands Park Playground and Restroom Renovation

The Highlands Park Renovation project will be wrapping up in the New Year. We are thrilled for the unveiling of the new playground, which will include an expanded playground, new and challenging climbing play features, an Oodle Swing, a seated sun deck, independent climbing pieces, rubber surfacing, and an upgraded pathway to Stadium Field. The new restroom building will increase capacity and include a family restroom Look for information on our ribbon cutting ceremony in January!

Burton Park Restroom Replacement

The new restroom building at Burton Park, adjacent to the playground and stage, will have increased capacity to accommodate our well-used park! The restrooms at the southend adjacent to Flanagan Field will undergo a complete renovation with new tile, counters and fixtures Construction of the new and updated restrooms will begin in spring 2018 with an anticipated opening by summer 2018

Youth Center Remodel

Just shy of 20 years after the opening of the Youth Center, the facility will undergo updates and improvements. Construction is tentatively scheduled to begin spring 2018 and will include repair to the exterior wood fascia, window sealants and roof The project also includes reconfiguration of the front desk, new lobby and hallway flooring, new gym bleachers, interior and exterior paint, restroom repairs and updated IT cabling throughout the building Programs currently operating out of the Youth Center will be temporarily relocated to other facilities. Participates will receive more information on program relocation and operations after the New Year

Amy Newby Parks & Recreation Director

SAN CARLOS PARKS & RECREATION

City of San Carlos n n n

Recreation Facilities

Recreation Offices

(650) 802-4382 Fax: 595-6708

Located at the Adult Community Center 601 Chestnut Street, San Carlos Monday-Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm

Youth Center Offices (650) 802-4471 Fax: 802-4479

1001 Chestnut Street, San Carlos

Monday-Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm

Saturday and Sunday, Closed

See page 22 for Youth Center drop-in and extended hours schedule.

Adult Community Center (650) 802-4384 Fax: 595-6732

601 Chestnut Street, San Carlos

Monday-Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm Open evenings for classes as scheduled.

Athletics Office (650) 802-4120

Located at the Youth Center 1001 Chestnut Street, San Carlos

Monday-Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm Parks & Recreation Administration Office (650) 802-4421

Field Conditions Hotline (650) 594-2626

City Hall Dog Park Hotline (650) 802-4DOG

Parks & Recreation Staff

Recreation Staff

Amy Newby, Parks & Recreation Director

Vicky Galea, Administrative Assistant

Anna Kertel, Recreation Supervisor

Tyler Muela, Recreation Supervisor

Molly Crossfield, Recreation Coordinator

Janet Guerry, Recreation Coordinator

Linda Scannell, Recreation Coordinator

Carol Go, Senior Administrative Clerk

Ruben Ramirez, Facility Attendant

Parks Maintenance Staff

Lou Duran, Public Works Superintendant

Chris Zanoni, Public Works Assistant

Superintendent

Arturo Burgueno, Sr Maintenance Worker

Venne Forks, Sr. Maintenance Worker

Rick Viles, Sr. Maintenance Worker

Jean St Martin, Sr Maintenance Worker

San Carlos City Council

Meets the 2nd & 4th Monday of each month at 7:00pm in the Council Chambers, City Hall, 600 Elm Street

Bob Grassilli, Mayor

Matt Grocott, Vice Mayor

Ron Collins

Cameron Johnson

Mark Olbert

Jeff Maltbie, City Manager

Parks, Recreation, & Culture Commission

Meets the 1st Wednesday, every even month at 7:00pm in the Council Chambers, City Hall, 600 Elm Street

Sherry Selwood, Chair

Brad Langford, Vice Chair

Adrienne Werner

Neil Layton

Wendy Turner

Youth Advisory Council

Meets the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 7:00-8:30pm, Youth Center, 1001 Chestnut Street

Council Members:

Sakina Bambot

Ezra Bergson-Michelson

Ryan Berriatua

Tiffany Chung

Eve Garcia-Torbensen

Justin Hsu

Kyler Jerome

Lora Simakova

Tyrese Lopez

Alternate Council Members:

Alyn Seymore

Carissa Wong

Fee Assistance Program

A Fee Assistance Program, sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Foundation of San Carlos, may be available to help San Carlos residents participate in San Carlos Parks & Recreation classes and programs. Requests must be made in writing and submitted with completed application and verification documents For more information on income guidelines and to request an application, please call the Recreation Department at (650) 802-4382.

Facility Rentals

The Adult Community Center is the perfect place to hold your adult or family function The Youth Center is available for youth birthday parties and special events. See pages 24 and 47 for details!

Volunteers Make a Difference!

The San Carlos community benefits greatly from the tremendous volunteer contributions generously provided by residents. Together, we provide a variety of quality programs and services that enhance the quality of life and community spirit in San Carlos Volunteer opportunities are available through the City of San Carlos and local non-profit organizations. More information can be found at: City of San Carlos http://www cityofsancarlos org/volunteer San Carlos Chamber of Commerce www.sancarloschamber.org (650) 593-1068

Americans with Disabilities Act

The City of San Carlos Parks & Recreation Department is committed to implementing the intent and spirit of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). Adults and children with disabilities are welcome and encouraged to fully participate in our classes, programs and activities If you have special needs that require specific accommodations to enjoy one of our classes or facilities, please contact us at (650) 802-4382.

Parks and Recreation Foundation of San Carlos

Supporting San Carlos Parks since 2007

We need your suppor t for the upcoming renovation of our city ’s beloved Highlands Park Playground! This project, recently approved by the City of San Carlos, will feature capital improvements expanding the playground while adding more inclusive play features Playground improvements include:

• Unique and challenging play features

• Redwood seated deck

• Improved access to Stadium with ADA- compliant pathways

• Updated, expanded public restrooms

The role of the Parks and Recreation Foundation of San Carlos is to assist the City of San Carlos in fundraising, scholarship programs and public awareness effor ts that ensure our San Carlos parks are celebrated, well maintained, inclusive, sustainable, and feature amenities that reflect the needs of residents and visitors of all ages

A variety of oppor tunities are available to suppor t the funding of this project through the Parks and Recreation Foundation of San Carlos Naming rights of park amenities such as benches, landscape features and play structures are available, as are tiles for painting, which will be featured throughout the playground.

Secure donations can be made on the Foundation’s website: w w w.pr fsancarlos.org.

You may specify your suppor t level and the item you wish to name OR you may donate a monetar y amount of your choice. Tiles may also be purchased online. You can also mail your suppor t to:

Parks and Recreation Foundation of San Carlos PO Box 191

San Carlos, CA 94070

(650) 597-0773

The Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, Tax ID 94-3203214

n City Council meets 2nd & 4th Mondays at 7:00pm

n Planning Commission meets 1st & 3rd Mondays at 7:00pm

n Transportation & Circulation Commission meets 3rd Tuesday at 7:00pm

n Parks, Recreation, & Culture Commission meets every even month, 1st Wednesday at 7:00pm

Meetings are held at City Hall Council Chambers, 600 Elm Street, San Carlos

n Youth Advisory Council meets 2nd Wednesday at 7:00pm at the Youth Center, 1001 Chestnut Street, San Carlos

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Every Sat Museum of San Carlos History, open; 1-4pm, 533 Laurel St., (650) 802-4354 or www museumofsancarloshistory org

Every Sun San Carlos Farmer ’s Market, Downtown Laurel Street, 10am-2pm, Free! San Carlos Chamber of Commerce, (650) 593-1068 or www.sancarloschamber.org

Fri 1 Night of Holiday Lights, 5-8:30pm, Show begins at 5:30pm, Downtown Laurel Street, Music, Businesses Open, and Family Fun, San Carlos Parks & Recreation, (650) 802-4382

Fri 8 YAC 6th-8th Grade Dance, 7-9pm, Youth Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation and the San Carlos Youth Advisory Council, (650) 802-4471, advance ticket purchase required

Fri 8 Adult Community Center Luncheon, 11:30am, Adult Community Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation, call for more information at (650) 802-4384

Sat 9 Christmas Revels Trip, 1-8pm, $145/person, Adult Community Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation (650) 802-4384, advance registration is required

Wed 13 Thunder Valley Casino Trip, 7:30am-6pm, $40/person, Adult Community Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation, call for more information at (650) 802-4384

Fri 15 Kids’ Night Out, 5-10pm, Youth Center, $25/child, $20/siblings, (650) 802-4471, advance ticket purchase required

Sat 16 Breakfast with Santa, 10am-12pm, Adult Community Center, advance tickets required, San Carlos Parks & Recreation, (650) 8024384

Mon 25– City Hall offices closed Furlough closure Fri 29 For sewer emergencies, please call (650) 802-4140, for life threatening emergencies, please dial 9-1-1 J a n u a r y

Every Sat Museum of San Carlos History, open; 1-4pm, 533 Laurel St , (650) 802-4354 or www museumofsancarloshistory org

Mon 1 City Hall offices closed, observed New Year ’s Day Holiday

Fri 12 Adult Community Center Luncheon, 11:30am, Adult Community Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation, call for more information at (650) 802-4384, advance registration required

Fri 12 Kids’ Night Out, 5-10pm, Youth Center, $25/child, $20/siblings, (650) 802-4471, advance ticket purchase required

Mon 15 Martin Luther King, Jr Holiday all City offices closed

Mon 22 Paramount Theater, 9am-5pm, $88/person, Adult Community Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation, (650) 802-4384, advance registration required

Thu 25 Travel Show, 6-7pm, Adult Community Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation, (650) 802-4384, advance registration required

Fri 26 Community Pasta & Bingo Night, 6-9pm, $20/person, Adult Community Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation, (650) 802-4384, advance registration required

Sat 27– Week of the Family, various activities, see Sat Feb 3 page 51 of this guide (inside cover) or visit www sancarlosweekofthefamily org

F e b r u a r y

Every Sat Museum of San Carlos History, open; 1-4pm, 533 Laurel St , (650) 802-4354 or www museumofsancarloshistory org

Thu 8 Cache Creek Casino Trip, 8am-6pm, $40/person, Adult Community Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation, call for more information at (650) 802-4384

Fri 9 YAC 6th-8th Grade Dance, 7-9pm, Youth Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation and the San Carlos Youth Advisory Council, (650) 8024471, advance ticket purchase required

Fri 9 Adult Community Center Luncheon, 11:30am, Adult Community Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation, call for more information at (650) 802-4384, advance registration required

Thu 15 Computer Museum & NASA, 9am-5pm, $85/person, Adult Community Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation, (650) 802-4384, advance registration required

Fri 16 Kids’ Night Out, 5-10pm, Youth Center, $25/child, $20/siblings, (650) 802-4471, advance ticket purchase required

Fri 17 Elder Care Resource Fair, 9am-1pm, Free! Adult Community Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation, (650) 802-4384, advance registration required

Mon 19 President ’s Holiday all City offices closed

Sat 24 Community Crab Fee, Friends of the ACC Fundraiser, 4:30pm, $55/person, Adult Community Center, Parks & Recreation (650) 802-4384, advance registration required

Tue 27 Weekday Getaway, Winchester Movie & Lunch, 10am-3pm, $15/person, Adult Community Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation, (650) 802-4384, advance registration required

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Every Sat Museum of San Carlos History, open; 1-4pm, 533 Laurel St , (650) 802-4354 or www museumofsancarloshistory org

Fri 9 Adult Community Center Luncheon, 11:30am, Adult Community Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation, call for more information at (650) 802-4384, advanced registration required

Thu 15 Weekday Getaway, California Academy of Sciences, 9am-3pm, $45/person, Adult Community Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation, (650) 802-4384, advance registration required

Fri 16 Senior Prom, 6-9pm, $20/person, Adult Community Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation, (650) 802-4384, advance registration required

Tue 20 New San Francisco Revisited, 9am-5pm, $65/person, Adult Community Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation, (650) 802-4384, advance registration required

Fri 23 Kids’ Night Out, 5-10pm, Youth Center, $25/child, $20/siblings, (650) 802-4471, advance ticket purchase required

Sat 24 Bunny Hop Breakfast, 10am-12pm, $25/adult & 1 child, $15/additional family member, Adult Community Center, San Carlos Parks & Recreation, (650) 802-4384, advance registration required

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Smart Tots Preschool is still accepting registrations for the 2017/2018 school year. You must register in person at the Recreation Office at 600 Chestnut Street. No online registration is available. Call (650) 802-4382 for availability and assistance.

The San Carlos Parks & Recreation Department combines Recreational Fun with Learning

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exploration and creativity in a fun, stimulating atmosphere through art, music, social play, crafts, storytelling, movement, outdoor play, special events, and holiday programs Call the Recreation Office for more information.

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Through play and group activities your child will learn colors, numbers, counting, the alphabet, pre-reading, and language arts Your child will also learn decision making and problem solving skills, enhancing his/her own self-esteem and independence Our handson curriculum will help prepare your child for Kindergarten and the ongoing, life-long learning process. Children must be 3 years old by the first day of the session and toilettrained, no exceptions.

Mia Vega, Monica Placheta, Giovanna Priolo

Laureola Park

Monday/Wedneday 9:00am-12:00pm $200 monthly fee

Lunch Bunch 12:00-1:00pm $65 monthly fee

Tuesday/Thursday 9:00am-12:00pm $200 monthly fee

Lunch Bunch 12:00-1:00pm $65 monthly fee

C r e a t i v e A r t s (Ages 3-5 yrs)

Students will explore, create, and connect in this exciting class that develops and encourages self expression and confidence through visual arts. Budding Picassos will foster their imagination and generate their creativity by dabbling in various mediums from clay, to language arts and storytelling. Children must be 3 years old by the first day of the session and toilet-trained, no exceptions

Mia Vega, Monica Placheta, Giovanna Priolo Laureola Park

Friday 9:00am-12:00pm $100 monthly fee

Lunch Bunch 12:00-1:00pm $35 monthly fee

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Recreation classes for little ones offer many benefits

Early exposure to music helps develop areas of the brain that involve language and reasoning

Students of the arts learn to think creatively and solve problems Danc helps children mature physically, emotionally, and socially. Sports wil build motor skills, teach responsibili and teamwork, and encourage a healthy lifestyle. Kids that are active are more likely to continue being active as they get older.

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M y F i r s t A r t C l

(Ages 18 mo-5 yrs)

Spend quality time w toddler creating art and fun together! Each we feature a new theme with five art stations all consisting of new and exciting project The projects are ageappropriate with the children having the freedom to explore materials at their own pace. Parental participation is required for children 3 years and under Wear your grubbies This is a parent/ caregiver participation class For more information, go to www myfirstartclass com $15 materials fee covers art supplies and is payable to instructor at first class.

Inja Vitejo

Youth Center, Arts and Crafts Room Resident: $125 / Non-resident: $145

Ages 18 Months-3 Years

7107 W 9:30am-10:30am 8 classes 1/24-3/14

Ages 2-5 Years

7108 W 10:45am-11:45am 8 classes 1/24-3/14

M o M u s i c — M u s i c To g e t h e r (Ages Infants-4 yrs)

Mo Music is excited to offer nationally acclaimed Music Together, a parent-child music and movement program. During class, you will sing, dance, and play instruments to songs These fun activities are developmentally appropriate for children and easy for parents and caregivers to participate in regardless of their own musical ability. Tuit includes class materials, two professionally recorded CDs, and a beautifully illustrated songbook so you can continue making music at home. Infa siblings under 8 months may for free Siblings 8 months an offered a registration discoun additional siblings Discount re available online. Please call the Recreation Office at (650) 802-4382.

Steven Scholom (M), Desiree Werner (T & F), Amy French (Sa) Youth Center, Dance Studio

Resident: $221 / Non-resident: $241 (no class 1/15, 2/19)

7109 M 9:00am-9:45am 10 classes 1/8-3/26

7110 M 10:00am-10:45am 10 classes 1/8-3/26

7111 M 11:00am-11:45am 10 classes 1/8-3/26

7112 T 9:15am-10:00am 10 classes 1/9-3/13

7113 T 10:15am-11:00am 10 classes 1/9-3/13

7114 F 9:15am-10:00am 10 classes 1/12-3/16

7115 F 10:15am-11:00am 10 classes 1/12-3/16

7116 F 11:15am-12:00pm 10 classes 1/12-3/16

7117 Sa 9:00am-9:45am 10 classes 1/13-3/17

7118 Sa 10:00am-10:45am 10 classes 1/13-3/17

L i t t l e M a t h a n d M a n d a r i n (Ages 2½-5 yrs)

The Early Mathematics program prepares young children to meet the kindergarten entrance expectations in math and inspires learning the Mandarin language. Children will learn and interact in small groups and will be actively engaged in games and activities Gigamind Explorer Staff

Gigamind Explorer, 1080 Holly Street, San Carlos

Resident: $200 / Non-resident: $220

7128 T/Th 10:00am-12:00pm 8 classes 1/9-2/1

7129 T/Th 10:00am-12:00pm 8 classes 2/6-3/1

7130 T/Th 10:00am-12:00pm 8 classes 3/6-3/29

S p o r t s

S a n M a t e o G y m n a s t i c s (Ages 2-5 yrs)

Learn the fundamentals from the pros! Students will be instructed in basic gymnastics skills including tumbling, uneven bars, vault, trampoline and balance beam. No previous experience required. Attire: leotard for girls; shorts and T-shirt for boys No zippers, snaps, or buttons allowed One adult per child required for Parent and Me classes For additional info go to www sanmateogymnastics com or call (650) 591-8734.

San Mateo Gymnastics Staff

San Mateo Gymnastics TumbleTown, 601 Harbor, Belmont

Parent and Me — Ages Walking-3 Years

Resident: $145 / Non-resident: $165

7216 Th 10:00am-10:45am 8 classes 1/4-2/22

7217 F 9:00am-9:45am 8 classes 1/5-2/23

7218 Th 10:00am-10:45am 8 classes 3/1-4/19

7219 F 9:00am-9:45am 8 classes 3/2-4/20

Preschool — Ages 3-5 Years

Resident: $145 / Non-resident: $165

7212 W 10:30am-11:15am 8 classes 1/3-2/21

7213 Th 11:00am-11:45am 8 classes 1/4-2/22

7214 W 10:30am-11:15am 8 classes 2/28-4/18

7215 Th 11:00am-11:45am 8 classes 3/1-4/19

A r i s t a’s J u m p S t a r t

G y m n a s t i c s (Ages 2½-5 years)

“I did it!” is what your child will be saying throughout each session Come see their confidence grow through movement and positive encouragement. The class uses a circuit format, building motor skills through tumbling, climbing, jumping on the trampoline, bar skills, and balance beam, plus a variety of ball sports, scooter boards, and parachute Siblings class is a chance for a wider age group to participate together. (You do not have to be a sibling to sign up). This class is mostly free exploration, while the instructor introduces new skills and activities The 2-5 year old classes are structured and jam packed with continuous activities Parent participation is required for all classes

Jump Start Staff

Red Morton, 1120 Roosevelt Ave , Redwood City

Ages 2½-5 Years

Resident: $197 / Non-resident: $217 (no class 2/21)

7264 W 10:00am-10:40am 11 classes 1/10-3/28

Ages 2-3 Years

Resident: $163 / Non-resident: $183 (no class 2/3, 2/17, 3/10)

7266 Sa 11:20am-12:00pm 9 classes 1/13-3/31

Ages 3-5 Years

Resident: $163 / Non-resident: $183 (no class 2/3, 2/17, 3/10)

7265 Sa 12:10pm-12:50pm 9 classes 1/13-3/31

Siblings Class — Ages Walking-4 Years

Resident: $163 / Non-resident: $183 (no class 2/3, 2/17, 3/10)

7258 Sa 10:30am-11:10am 9 classes 1/13-3/31

T i g e r To t Ku n g Fu (Ages 3-4 yrs)

Tiger Tots enjoy this fast paced movement class that uses the art of Kung Fu to develop physically and mentally in a fun and caring environment The class consists of exercises and drills that help improve balance, coordination, strength, and reflexes as well as develop confidence, discipline, and listening skills Plus, it ’s so much FUN! The class is taught by Sensei Rita who has 12 years experience teaching preschool and an ECE background. Twin Dragon Uniform Optional For more information email: info@twindragonacademy com or call the school at (650) 591-1127

Twin Dragon Academy Staff

Twin Dragon Academy, 151 Old County Rd #D, San Carlos

Resident: $214 / Non-resident: $234

7238 W 3:30pm-4:00pm 12 classes 1/10-3/28

7239 T 3:30pm-4:00pm 12 classes 1/9-3/27

S k y h a w k s T i n y H a w k T- B a l l (Ages 3½-5 yrs)

This program was designed to give children a positive first step into baseball Participants learn balance, body movement, hand/eye coordination, and skill development through a series of sport-specific games and activities tailored to their attention spans. Our trained staff and progressive curriculum allows kids to develop at their own pace in a fun and safe environment with lots of encouragement Participant-to-coach ratio is 6:1 Please have athletes wear appropriate clothing, athletic shoes and bring a water bottle.

Skyhawks Sports

Burton Park, Madsen Field

Resident: $152 / Non-resident: $172 (no class 2/18)

7247 Su 9:30am-10:15am 8 classes 1/21-3/18

Winter Break Camps

for ages 5-15 years... see pages 26-2 7!

S k y h a w k s T i n y H a w k

B a s k e t b a l l (Ages 3½-5 yrs)

Tiny-Hawk Basketball was de children a positive first step to th of Basketball. Using our progre and modified equipment, pa basketball fundamentals throu paced instructional circuits a games Our primary developm objectives include dribbling passing, shooting, rebounding, balance, body movement, hand/eye coordination, selfesteem, teamwork, and sportsmanship! The participant coach ratio is approximately participants wear appropriate cl shoes and bring a water bottle

Skyhawks Sports Staff

Youth Center, Gymnasium (3/4 held on outdoor courts)

Resident: $152 / Non-residen

7318 Su 11:30am-12:15pm 8 classes 1/21-3/18

S k y h a w k s T i n y H a w k S o c c e r (Ages 3½-5 yrs)

This program was designed to give children a positive first step into Soccer Your young athlete will learn the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, and shooting in a fun, safe, and positive environment Through age appropriate games and activities, participants learn balance, body movement, foot/eye coordination, teamwork, and sportsmanship! The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 6:1 Please have participants wear appropriate clothing and athletic shoes and bring a water bottle Shin guards recommended

Skyhawks Sports Staff

Burton Park, Madsen Field

Resident: $152 / Non-resident: $172 (no class 2/18) 7248 Su 10:30am-11:15am 8 classes 1/21-3/18

San Carlos/Belmont Parents’ Club

The San Carlos/Belmont Parents’ Club is a terrific resource for parents and children (bir years). We offer parent education and development, monthly e-newsletter, playgroups, interest groups, family events, children’s outings, social gatherings, “in a pinch” assistan and a babysitting co-op. We also have a highly successful classified forum and general foru for those questions that come up while parenting! Our club is a great way to be involved in the community and meet locals who share your interests! For more information, visit our website at www scbmc org, email the club at info@scbmc org, or call (650) 354-8020

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I r i s h S t e p D a n c i n g (Ages 6-14 yrs)

Recreation classes can open up a whole new world for your child Kids will learn about the solar system, build a working robot or experience the art of making cheese. Let loose their imagination and creativity Music a the arts teach children life skills su as learning to solve problems and decisions, build self-confidence an discipline and develop the ability to imagine what might be. Fitness and sports provide a unique opportunity for children to acquire physical, social, and personal benefits that help them throughout their lives.

A r t s & M u s i c

C l a y C r e a t i o n s f o r K i d s (Ages 7-15 yrs)

Hands-on creative learning and fun for kids! Your kids will get their hands dirty and make exciting clay projects like bowls, animals, masks, monsters, and more. We encourage creativity in both choice of project and use of our non-toxic glazes Each class is unique and our instructors are constantly introducing new projects $ 1 5 material fee (taxable) is payable to instructor at first class

Laurel Street Arts Staff

Laurel Street Arts, 733 Laurel St , San Carlos Resident: $75 / Non-resident: $88

7147 T 4:00pm-5:30pm 3 classes 1/16-1/30

Students are introduced to traditional Irish step dances while being instructed on proper posture, foot placement, timing, and stage presence. Students will develop self-confidence, enhance physical agility and discipline, and gain new friendships through dance They will become familiar with Irish music and will be able to perform in various events Mary Jo Feeney, the director and prime teacher, is a licensed teacher and adjudicator of Irish dance with An Coimisium Le Rinci Gaelacha (The Irish Dancing Commission) in Dublin, Ireland The Murphy Irish Dance Co has Regional, National, and World champions

Mary Jo Feeney

Adult Community Center, San Carlos Room

Beginning 1

Resident: $130 / Non-resident: $150

7346 W 3:15pm-4:00pm 6 classes 1/10-2/14

7349 W 3:15pm-4:00pm 6 classes 2/21-3/28

Returning 2

Resident: $145 / Non-resident: $165

7347 W 3:30pm-4:25pm 6 classes 1/10-2/14

7350 W 3:30pm-4:25pm 6 classes 2/21-3/28

Intermediate

Resident: $155 / Non-resident: $175

7348 W 4:15pm-5:15pm 6 classes 1/10-2/14

7351 W 4:15pm-5:15pm 6 classes 2/21-3/28

R e g i s t e r E a r l y

We don’t like to cancel classes but sometimes it becomes necessary due to low enrollment To help ensure the class or activity you are interested in meets, register at least one week prior to the first day.

4 Easy Ways to Register . . .

n Online www.cityofsancarlos.org/register

n Mail-in Parks & Recreation Registration, 601 Chestnut Street, San Carlos, CA 94070

n Fax-in 24 hours a day and pay using Visa or MasterCard to (650) 595-6708

n Walk-in and drop-off at the Recreation Office, 601 Chestnut Street, San Carlos

See pages 48-49 for registration information and form.

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D e b a t e s a n d P u b l i c S p e a k i n g (Ages 10-14 yrs)

This class is a combo course of Public Speaking with Confidence and Essentials of Debating. It is an excellent course to take, as it not only focuses on teaching delivery and presentation skills but also provides foundation of critical thinking and essentials of debating With lot of thought-provoking and stimulating topics and exciting activities to write and speak, students learn how to manage public speaking anxiety, present themselves with confidence, and how to make strong arguments by providing reasoning and evidence. It improves their confidence, communication and general knowledge

Go to www guruseducation com

Gurus Education

Youth Center, Arts and Crafts Room

Resident: $170 / Non-resident: $190

7288 Th 4:30pm-5:30pm 8 classes 1/25-3/15 Fa m i l y F i t n e s s Fu n (Families with 3-17 year olds)

P r i v a t e P i a n o L e s s o n s (Ages 7-Adult)

Piano Lessons are fit for anyone ages 7 to adult, beginning through advanced skill level Lessons are scheduled on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday between 4:00pm and 9:00pm. Each quarter has a total of nine half-hour lessons and there are four quarters per year Our Program Coordinator, Judi Lozada, is a working musician and teacher. Additional materials fee for i n s t r u c t i o n b o o k . A piano/ keyboard is required for daily practicing at home. Call Judi at (408) 7189190 and give her your name and home, cell, and work phone numbers She will contact you directly to schedule your private lessons, based on availability All lessons must be completed by the end of the quarter. No online registration available. Call the Recreation Office at (650) 802-4382 to register Judi Lozada

Adult Community Center

Looking for a way to get a great workout while spending time with your child? Family Fitness class is a blast for both parents and kids! Together we’ll do easy-to-learn cardio moves, strength exercises, and stretches to fun music. Parents will get an efficient full-body workout while kids burn off energy and gain coordination and body awareness Bring water and wear comfortable clothing and athletic shoes Come ready to work up a sweat This is a parent/child participation class No more than two kids per registered adult Children must be at least 3 years old.

Mary Brinig

Youth Center, Dance Studio

Resident: $70 / Non-resident: $82

7262 Sa 11:00am-11:45am 6 classes 1/6-2/10

7294 Sa 11:00am-11:45am 6 classes 2/17-3/24

S e w i n g f o r K i d s (Ages 8-12 yrs)

Learn to use a sewing machine and then layout, cut and sew a project. This class is hands on, with lots of guidance and support. We will make 2-3 projects during the class A materials list will be provided approximately one week before the first session, o r

machines available for use during class for a one-time payment of $25 for the session, payable to instructor. If you have any questions, please contact the instructor at hopkinsce@yahoo com

Christine Hopkins

Youth Center, Homework Room

Resident: $250 / Non-resident: $270 (no class 1/15, 2/19, 2/21, 2/23)

Monday January 8-March 19 9 classes

Wednesday January 10-March 14 9 classes Thursday January 11-March 15 9 classes

Resident: $102 / Non-resident: $121 (no class 2/9) 7335 F 3:30pm-5:30pm 4 classes 1/26-2/23

Freshi Learning Online

Freshi Learning Online provides students with digital media software and pre-recorded, self-paced lesson plans. Students will be able to complete these courses at their own pace and are not required to attend scheduled online sessions Freshi lessons are available 24/7/365! Our digital media software is compatible with Mac and PC computers

3 D A n i m a t i o n S k i l l s (Ages 8-18 yrs)

Students use Blender to create fun and original 3D animated shapes, characters, and short animations! Blender is a versatile software used by professionals and students to create 3D animated projects This course is perfect for youth interested in art, graphic design, or animation.

Freshi Media Online Course

Fee: $59

7140 1/8-3/26

I n t r o d u c t i o n t o C o d i n g (Ages 8-18 yrs)

FLO’s Introduction to Coding is a great course for youth interested in learning the fundamentals of computer coding! Students will work with four different coding languages: HTML, CSS, Javascript, and Python If you’ve been interested in coding but didn’t know where to start, check of Freshi Learning Online’s Introduction to Coding!

Freshi Media Online Course

Fee: $59

7139 1/8-3/26

(Ages 8-18 yrs)

Students will learn about creating and updating a website using Wordpress CMS and how to populate their website with original and fun content! This course is great for young people who are interested in sharing their content and personality through their own website

Freshi Media Online Course

Fee: $59

7138 1/8-3/26

V i d e o G a m e C o d i n g

a n d D e s i g n (Ages 8-18 yrs)

Learn a great new skill and create original 2D video game concepts! Students will create awesome, original characters and will use logic based coding to make them interact and move Video Game Design promotes creative and critical thinking and is a fun afterschool activity

Freshi Media Online Course

Fee: $89

7141 1/8-3/26

Fashion Design Classes (Ages 8-17 yrs)

Pamela Moyce

Academy of Design, 850 Emmett Ave , Belmont, www academyofdesignsf com

No Sew Fashion Design (Ages 13-17 yrs)

Collaborate with other young designers in building a theme board and deciding on the theme for a collection Learn to draw a croquis that will be the basis for fashion sketching/illustration, and hand sketch several designs around the theme. Learn how to create technical sketches for a sample maker to follow. Learn how to alter pattern pieces for your custom design Select a fabric and trims from the studio or bring your own Cut and finalize your creation on a dress form and it will be sewn for you! $35 material fee payable to instructor at first class.

Resident: $350 / Non-resident: $370 (no class 2/22)

7290 Th 5:30pm-7:00pm 8 classes 1/18-3/15

Concept to Creation Fashion Design and Sewing (Ages 8-12 yrs)

Learn to sew and create your own clothes. Collaborate with other young designers to put together a unique fashion collection. Find out how to draw your fashion designs clearly so you can share with others Select a pattern from a variety of silhouettes and fabric that reflects your personality Learn how to operate a sewing machine (safety included) and use your new skills to make real clothes that you can wear with style. Then step out onto the runway in the final fashion show to strut your stuff !

Resident: $350 / Non-resident: $370 (no class 2/20, 2/21, 2/22, 2/23)

7277 W 1:30pm-3:00pm 8 classes 1/17-3/14

7278 Th 3:30pm-5:00pm 8 classes 1/18-3/15

7276 T 3:30pm-5:00pm 8 classes 1/16-3/13

7279 F 3:30pm-5:00pm 8 classes 1/19-3/16

Fashion Design in

Adobe Illustrator (Ages 13-17 yrs)

Understand the basics of computer-aided design. Find out how to use this complex program for basic fashion design Work with the pen tool to create garment outlines Build a library of basic garment shapes to use as templates for your designs

Resident: $350 / Non-resident: $370 (no class 2/24)

7281 Sa 10:30am-12:00pm 8 classes 1/20-3/17

Fashion Design 101 (Ages 8-12 yrs)

Are you a young fashion designer? Find out how to draw your fashion designs clearly so you can share with others Create mood boards and select from hundreds of swatches and trims to make your mini portfolio come to life. No sketching experience necessary Learn about color, fabrics, and construction Take risks, get creative, and learn the basic skills to express your runway visions! $5 material fee payable to instructor at class

Resident: $58 / Non-resident: $68

7271 Sa 12:30pm-3:30pm 1 class 1/20

Crossbody Boho Chic (Ages 8-12 yrs)

Are you and your friends into fashion accessories? Design and create your own unique crossbody bag using a real sewing machine. Choose from a variety of fabrics, fringe, tassels, and cords to make a fashion statement with a bag you can actually use No sewing experience necessary Learn how to sew straight seams on a machine and embellish with hand sewing Take risks, get creative, and build your own fashion accessories! $10 material fee payable to instructor at class.

Resident: $58 / Non-resident: $68

7272 Sa 12:30pm-3:30pm 1 class 2/3

Haute Couture Hoodie (Ages 8-12 yrs)

Are you a young fashion designer? Turn a hoodie into high fashion! Find out how to transform a basic into something unique. No sewing experience necessary Bring your vision to life with scissors, hand sewing, heat applique, or using a real sewing machine Hoodies, swatches, and trims will be provided to transform your design into something you will be proud to wear. Take risks, get creative, and learn to repurpose a basic into something fabulous $10 material fee payable to instructor at class

Resident: $58 / Non-resident: $68

7273 Sa 12:30pm-3:30pm 1 class 3/3

Loulou Leggings (Ages 11-17 yrs)

Are you a teen fashion designer? Design an awesome pair of leggings using stretch knit fabric No sewing experience necessary Begin with the skinny or the boot cut block, select a fabric that reflects your personality, and learn how to operate a sewing machine. Turn your design into a garment you can actually wear. Take risks, get creative, and learn a new way to express your individuality! $10 material fee payable to instructor at class

Resident: $58 / Non-resident: $68

7274 Sa 12:30pm-3:30pm 1 class 3/10

The Perfect Skirt (Ages 11-17 yrs)

Are you a teen fashion designer? Create a fabulous skirt. No sewing experience necessary Begin with the basic block, create your hemline high/low, asymmetrical, or scalloped select a fabric that reflects your personality, and sew it together using a sewing machine. Turn your design into a garment you will be proud to wear. Take risks, get creative, and learn how simple it is to create fashion! $10 material fee payable to instructor at class

Resident: $58 / Non-resident: $68

7275 Sa 12:30pm-3:30pm 1 cass 3/17

Dramatic Imagination —

San Carlos Children’s Theater

For questions regarding San Carlos Children’s Theater, please call Donna Avanzino, Executive Operations Director, at (650) 594-2730 (VM), or email info@sancarloschildrenstheater com

For more information, visit www sancarloschildrenstheater com

SCCT Staff

Refund Policy: If you withdraw from a class at least 5 or more working days before the class starts, a refund, less $10 processing fee will be issued. Within 4 days of class starting, a 75% refund will be issued, minus any portion for class(s) attended and a $10 processing fee No refunds after 2nd class meeting

Introduction to Acting (Ages 5-7 yrs)

Kids love the spotlight and San Carlos Children’s Theater brings out the shining star in every child! Beginning actors explore their creative side through physical movement and theater games that foster self-expression Young imaginations soar in the final weeks as students develop a fun show using narration and pantomime Performance on the final day for family and friends Youth Center, Dance Studio

Resident: $205 / Non-resident: $225 (no class 2/20)

7149 T 3:30pm-5:00pm 8 classes 1/30-3/27

Broadway’s Rising Stars: Annie Revue (Ages 5½-7 yrs)

The perfect class for young children who love singing, dancing ,and the hit Broadway musical A N N I E ! Budding performers explore the foundations of music and movement on stage while preparing a lively Annie-themed musical revue Students will showcase their work and represent San Carlos Children’s Theater at a variety of local venues, including San Carlos Hometown Days. Performances: 4/29 The Elms; 5/6 performance for family and friends of performers; and 5/20 Hometown Days Performance call time is usually 1:00pm for 12:30pm performance, concluding at 1:00pm Central Middle School

Resident: $399 / Non-resident: $419 (no class 2/18, 3/11, 4/1, 4/8)

7154 Su 11:30am-1:00pm 12 classes 2/4-5/20

Once Upon a Hundred-Year Nap (Ages 7-10 yrs)

Kids love rehearsing and performing this hilarious, mixed up fairy tale! The craziness begins in a kingdom far away when the prince’s mother moves in and discovers that Sleeping Beauty and the prince aren’t exactly living the rich and royal lifestyle of typical fairytale couples Budding actors build confidence and laugh together as they learn to develop colorful characters on stage using minimal props and costumes. Final class features a performance for San Carlos Children’s Theater family and friends

Sam Trans Building, 1250 San Carlos Ave , San Carlos Resident: $205 / Non-resident: $225 (no class 2/19)

7152 M 3:30pm-5:00pm 8 classes 1/29-3/26

Broadway’s Rising Stars: Willie Wonka Revue (Ages 8-10 yrs)

Featuring songs from the Broadway musical Willy Wonka, this exciting performance-based class encourages new and experienced San Carlos Children’s Theater performers to take risks and get creative through movement and music Students work as a team to prepare a group of Willy Wonka-themed song-and-dance numbers, which they’ll perform at venues throughout the community, including San Carlos Hometown Days. Performances: 4/29 The Elms; 5/6 performance for family and friends of performers; and 5/20 Hometown Days Performance call time is usually 1:00pm for 12:30pm performance, concluding at 1:00pm Central Middle School

Resident: $399 / Non-resident: $419 (no class 2/18, 3/11, 4/1, 4/8)

7155 Su 1:30pm-3:00pm 12 classes 2/4-5/20

Goldilocks and the Three Bears (Ages 8-13 yrs)

What happens when creative kids take the classic fairytale Goldilocks and the Three Bear, add in their own crazy, unique plot twists, (Goldilocks brought her pet dragon?) and throw on silly costumes? Answer: A hilarious, one-of-a-kind show full of giggles and fun! You never know what they’ll come up with Imaginations and laughs abound each week as students work together to create and rehearse a unique San Carlos Children’s Theater fractured fairytale that they’ll perform for local kids during the final two classes

Sam Trans Building, 1250 San Carlos Ave , San Carlos Resident: $235 / Non-resident: $255 (no class 2/23)

7153 F 3:30pm-5:30pm 8 classes 2/2-3/30

Make ‘Em Laugh (Ages 10-14 yrs)

Are you ready for six weeks of fast-paced fun with San Carlos Children’s Theater? Actors of all levels learn how to create funny scenes with no script, but lots of imagination and teamwork! Using improvisation and slapstick basics, students discover how to think on their feet, play off what other characters are saying, and get the audience laughing Final class features a comical improv performance for friends and family

Sam Trans Building, 1250 San Carlos Ave , San Carlos Resident: $175 / Non-resident: $195 (no class 2/19)

7150 M 5:30pm-7:30pm 6 classes 1/29-3/12

Broadway Babies & Kids (Ages 6 mo-12 yrs)

D o y o u h a v e a b u d d i n g B r o a d w a y S t a r w h o j u s t l o v e s t o s i n g

confidence and hone his or her skills by introducing your child to the joy and beauty of musical theatre. Your child will sing, dance, and act to Musical Theatre favorite l e a r n t h e f u n d a m e n t a l s o f p r o p e r v o i c e a n d d a n c e t e c h n i q u e s T h program promises to be highly engaging, challenging, inspiring, an FUN! We recognize, encourage and feature each child’s talent and giv him or her the necessary tools to grow as a musical theatre artist. Song will be appropriate and educational for the age group

Katie Kerwin-Gielniak

Broadway Babies & Kids, 1101 Laurel St , San Carlos, www bbk2017 com

January – March Session: No class 1/15, 2/19

A g e s U p t o 2 Ye a r s

Musical Theatre

Resident: $267 / Non-resident: $287

7319 Sa 10:45am-11:15am 1/13-3/31

7362 T 9:00am-9:30am 1/9-3/27

7363 F 9:00am-9:30am 1/12-3/29

A g e s 3 - 5 Ye a r s

Musical Theatre

Resident: $267 / Non-resident: $287

7320 Su 9:45am-10:30am 1/7-3/25

7303 M 9:45am-10:30am 1/8-3/26

7304 M 2:00pm-2:45pm 1/8-3/26

7306 M 4:00pm-4:45pm 1/8-3/26

7308 T 9:45am-10:30am 1/9-3/27

7309 T 2:00pm-2:45pm 1/9-3/27

7310 W 9:45am-10:30am 1/10-3/28

7311 W 2:00pm-2:45pm 1/10-3/28

7313 Th 9:45am-10:30am 1/11-3/29

7314 Th 2:00pm-2:45pm 1/11-3/29

7316 Sa 9:45am-10:30am 1/13-3/31

7364 F 9:45am-10:30am 1/12-3/29

7365 F 2:00pm-2:45pm 1/12-3/29

Ballet

Resident: $297 / Non-resident: $317

7315 Th 4:45pm-5:30pm 1/11-3/29

Ballet & Tap Combo

Resident: $297 / Non id $

7307 M 4:45pm-5:3

7312 W 4:45pm-5:3

A g e s 5 - 8 Ye a r s

Musical Theatre

Resident: $297 / Non-resident: $327

7317 Sa 11:30am-12:15pm 1/13-3/31

7305 M 3:15pm-4:00pm 1/8-3/26

7366 T 4:45pm-5:30pm 1/9-3/27

A g e s 5 - 1 1 Ye a r s

Hip Hop

Resident: $297 / Non-resident: $327

7321 Su 11:45am-12:45pm 1/7-3/25

S h a k e s p e a r e i n t h e Pa r k (Ages 5-17 yrs)

Broadway Babies and Kids presents San Carlos 1st Annual Shakespeare in the Park, a fully unique-to-the-Bay Area Shakespearean experience for all romantics and lovers of the Ba Join in the creation of one of Willia Shakespeare’s beloved romantic comedie whether you are a seasoned Shakespearea actor, a curious second grader, or an artist who is somewhere in-between The rehearsal process creates an ensemble of all ages of actors, as we take on the most renowned text and verse on the planet, in the imaginative journey to realizing a full Shakespeare production in the Park A spring performance of our piece will be presented at Burton Park in San Carlos on May 19.

Broadway Babies & Kids, 1101 Laurel St , San Carlos

Resident: $310 / Non-resident: $330 (no class 2/24, 4/14)

7291 Sa 3:00pm-4:30pm 15 classes 1/20-5/12

Gigamind Explorer Classes

Visit Gigamindexplorer org for more information about these classes

Gigamind Explorer Staff

Gigamind Explorer, 1080 Holly St , San Carlos

A b a c u s a n d M e n t a l

A r i t h m e t i c (Ages 4-8 yrs)

Students will learn how to use an abacus to solve arithmetic problems and hold mental images to calculate using their own mental power. The class will include abacus training, mental training, speed training, listen-and-calculate training, and readand-calculate training A one-time material fee of $35 is payable to instructor at first class

Resident: $140 / Non-resident: $160

7131 T/Th 4:00pm-5:00pm 8 classes 1/9-2/1

7132 T/Th 4:00pm-5:00pm 8 classes 2/6-3/1

7133 T/Th 4:00pm-5:00pm 8 classes 3/6-3/29

C h i n e s e M a n d a r i n L a n g u a g e

a n d C u l t u r e (Ages 4-9 yrs)

Allow your child to be immersed in Chinese language and culture. Students will learn aspects of Chinese society, such as families, communities, holidays, food, and games, and develop an awareness of and appreciation for the elements of Chinese culture Material fee of $20 is payable to instructor at first class

Resident: $210 / Non-resident: $230

7134 Sa 10:30am-11:30am 11 classes 1/13-3/24

M a t h O l y m p i a d (Ages 7-10 yrs)

Math Olympiad offers students the chance to explore the content and problems on branches of mathematics not conventionally covered at school Our ongoing series is designed to help students strengthen analytical skill and outside the box thinking in creative problem solving. $ 3 5 material fee payable to instructor at first class

Resident: $160 / Non-resident: $180

7135 T/Th 3:30pm-4:30pm 8 classes 1/9-2/1

7136 T/Th 3:30pm-4:30pm 8 classes 2/6-3/1

7137 T/Th 3:30pm-4:30pm 8 classes 3/6-3/29

R u n t i m e B a s k e t b a l l A c a d e m y (Ages 7-12 yrs)

Each group will focus on skills including shooting off the dribble, ball handling, one on one, defense, teamwork, and more! The beginner group will learn the basic foundations to development solid basketball skills They will have fun and make new friends while basketball fundamental intermediate group w continue to build on the foundation started in the beginner ’s class to develop skills for future opportunities. Coach Turne wants to help prepare you the next steps in your bask career, and keep you on po around Questions? Con Turner at btmwca@gmail.

Brian Turner

Burton Park, Outdoor Courts

Resident: $180 / Non-resident: $200

Boys Intermediate

7210 Su 2:00pm-3:30pm 8 classes 1/7-2/25

7211 Su 2:00pm-3:30pm 8 classes 3/18-5/6

Coed Beginners

7208 Su 12:30pm-2:00pm 8 classes 1/7-2/25 7209 Su 12:30pm-2:00pm 8 classes 3/18-5/6

American Ninja

Young

Warriors

(Ages 5-12 yrs)

Young Warriors is an obstacle-based youth fitness program that uses obstacles to build strength, endurance, balance, and coordination. Your kids won’t think they’re exercising or being healthy when they’re doing what they enjoy! Obstacles include a warped wall, peg board, climbing wall, slackline, quintuple steps, cargo net crawl, incline ramp, rope swing, monkey bars, trampolines, wall climbs, and more! With every step, swing, climb, and jump kids will improve their overall health. This program is appropriate for all fitness levels, so regardless of whether your child is a budding sports star or a video-game fanatic, he or she will have a blast learning to be the next ninja warrior For more information please call (650) 489-1947.

Mike King

873 Industrial Rd., Suite A, San Carlos

Resident: $370 / Non-resident: $390 (no class 1/19, 2/19) 7267 M/W 3:30pm-4:20pm 23 classes 1/3-3/28

I n d o o r R o c k C l i m b i n g (Ages 5-13 yrs)

Do your kids love to climb anything in sight? Looking for something new and fun to do this fall? Your child will learn to climb, play climbing games, and meet other young climbers in a safe environment Please arrive 15 minutes early to complete liability waiver form Waiver must be completed by parent or legal guardian, and parent must bring government issued photo identification for waiver verification. Planet Granite T-shirt is included Planet Granite Staff

Planet Granite, 100 El Camino Real, Belmont Resident: $196 / Non-resident: $216

7174 T 4:00pm-6:00pm 5 classes 1/9-2/6

7175 Th 4:00pm-6:00pm 5 classes 1/11-2/8

7176 F 4:00pm-6:00pm 5 classes 1/12-2/9

7177 T 4:00pm-6:00pm 5 classes 2/13-3/13

7178 Th 4:00pm-6:00pm 5 classes 2/15-3/15

7179 F 4:00pm-6:00pm 5 classes 2/16-3/16

7180 T 4:00pm-6:00pm 5 classes 3/20-4/17

7181 Th 4:00pm-6:00pm 5 classes 3/22-4/19

7183 F 4:00pm-6:00pm 5 classes 3/23-4/20

Kids’ Night Out (Ages 5-10 yrs)

Drop off your kids at the San Carlos Youth Center while parents enjoy an evening out. Children participate in organized crafts, games, and sports in a safe and fun environment Pizza dinner included! Popcorn and a movie begin at 8:00pm Staff Ratio: 1 to 5

Youth Center, Activity Room

One child Fee: $25

Two or more children Fee: $20 (siblings)

7296 F 6:00pm-10:00pm 1 class 1/12

7297 F 6:00pm-10:00pm 1 class 2/16

7298 F 6:00pm-10:00pm 1 class 3/23

(Ages 2-10 yrs)

Since 1979, Kidz Love Soccer has been dedicated to teaching children the world’s most popular sport in a nurturing, recreational environment A typical session experience includes ageappropriate activities: skill demonstrations, fun games, and instructional scrimmages Young soccer enthusiasts experience soccer fun in a safe, non-competitive environment, where the score is always FUN to FUN. All kids receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey! Shin guards required after the first meeting Weather questionable? Call the Recreation

Office at (650) 802-4382 or the KLS Hotline at 1-888-372-5803.

Kidz Love Soccer Staff

Burton Park, Flanagan Field

Mommy/ Daddy & Me (Ages 2-3½ yrs)

Resident: $107 / Non-resident: $127

7243 Sa 4:15pm-4:45pm 8 classes 2/3-3/24 7246 T 6:15pm-6:45pm 8 classes 2/6-3/27

Tot/Pre-Soccer (Ages 3½-5 yrs)

Resident: $107 / Non-resident: $127

7367 Sa 3:30-4:05pm 8 classes 2/3-3/24 7241 T 5:30pm-6:05pm 8 classes 2/6-3/27

Soccer 1: Techniques and Teamwork (Ages 5-6 yrs)

Resident: $107 / Non-resident: $127 7242 Sa 2:45pm-3:30pm 8 classes 2/3-3/24 7245 T 4:00pm-4:45pm 8 classes 2/6-3/27

Soccer 2: Skillz and Scrimmages (Ages 7-10 yrs)

Resident: $107 / Non-resident: $127

7244 T 4:45pm-5:30pm 8 classes 2/6-3/27

Tw i n D r a g o n Pe e W e e Ku n g Fu (Ages 5-7 yrs)

Pee Wee classes consist of dynamic movement and martial art drills that increase strength, awareness, flexibility, balance, and coordination All students begin to understand the correlation between working hard towards a goal and accomplishing that goal

Twin Dragon uniform required For more info call (650) 591-1127 or email info@twindragonacademy.com.

Twin Dragon Academy Staff

Twin Dragon Academy, 151 Old County Rd #D, San Carlos

Ages 5-7 Years

Resident: $197 / Non-resident: $217 (no class 2/19)

7237 M 3:45pm-4:30pm 11 classes 1/8-3/26

Resident: $214 / Non-resident: $234

7234 T 3:15pm-4:00pm 12 classes 1/9-3/27

7235 Th 3:15pm-4:00pm 12 classes 1/11-3/29

7236 W 3:45pm-4:30pm 12 classes 1/10-3/28

Play Little League Baseball!

n Coed Ages 4-14 years

n Instructional and competitive divisions

n Season runs March-June

n Registration open November until Opening Day

n Adult volunteers and coaches needed

Visit www.sancarlosLL.org for more information!

AYSO Soccer

Wendy Turner

rc@sancarlosayso org www sancarlosayso org

Bayside Broncos/ Pop Warner Football

www baysidebroncos org

CYSA Soccer

Marten Mills

president@sancarlosunited.org www sancarlosunited org

Firehawks Lacrosse Club

www firehawkslacrosse com

Tw i n D r a g o n J u n i o r

Ku n g Fu (Ages 7-13 yrs)

The junior class is a phy challenging class that instill importance of discipline, resp and integrity. Students will stud the traditional art of Kung Fu by learning different blocks, strikes, kicks, forms and self-defense techniques. More importantly, students begin to understand the correlation between working hard towards a goal an accomplishing that goal Twin Dragon uniform required.

Twin Dragon Academy Staff

Twin Dragon Academy, 151 Old County Rd #D, San Carlos

Ages 7-10 Years

Resident: $214 / Non-resident: $234

7228 Th 4:00pm-5:00pm 12 classes 1/11-3/29

7230 T 4:00pm-5:00pm 12 classes 1/9-3/27

Ages 7-13 Years

Resident: $214 / Non-resident: $234

7232 W 5:30pm-6:30pm 12 classes 1/10-3/28

Resident: $197 / Non-resident: $217

7233 M 5:30pm-6:30pm 11 classes 1/8-3/26

Ages 11-13 Years

Resident: $214 / Non-resident: $234

7229 Th 5:00pm-6:00pm 12 classes 1/11-3/29

7231 T 5:00pm-6:00pm 12 classes 1/9-3/27

Little League Baseball

Steve Kempton www sancarlosll org

Peninsula Green Rugby

www peninsulagreenrugby org

San Carlos Tennis Club www sancarlostennisclub member1odge com

San Carlos Youth Softball

Terry Woodsere sancarlosyouthsoftball@gmail com

City Field Conditions Hotline

(650) 594-2626 n www cityofsancarlos org

S k y h a w k s M i n i H a w k

F l a g F o o t b a l l (Ages 5-7 yrs)

Skyhawks Flag Football is the perfe introduction to “America’s Game!” Throug our skill of the day exercises, athletes w learn skills on both sides of the b including the core components of passin catching, and de-flagging or defensive positioning all presented in a fun and positive environment. Participants should wear appropriate clothing, running shoes and bring a water bottle

Skyhawks Sports

Burton Park, Madsen Field

Resident: $152 / Non-resident: $172 (no class 2/18) 7255 Sa 12:30pm-1:15pm 8 classes 1/21-3/18

S a n M a t e o C o e d G y m n a s t i c s (Ages 6-10 yrs)

Learn the fundamentals from the pros! Students will be instructed in basic gymnastics skills including tumbling, uneven bars, vault, trampoline, and balance beam No previous experience required Attire: leotard for girls; shorts and t-shirt for boys No zippers, snaps, or buttons allowed. For additional info go to www.sanmateogymnastics.com or call (650) 591-8734.

San Mateo Gymnastics Staff

San Mateo Gymnastics, Main Gym 1306 Elmer St., Belmont

Resident: $150 / Non-resident: $170 7220 T 4:00pm-4:55pm 8 classes 1/2-2/20 7221 T 4:00pm-4:55pm 8 classes 2/27-4/17

Teens n n n

B a b y s i t t i n g W o r k s h o p (Ages 12-16 yrs)

Do you love kids and need a job? Become an excellent babysitter! Learn first aid and emergency procedures, games and activities, nutrition, home security, fire and earthquake safety, edible art, crafts, job search info, and infant care to enhance your babysitting skills Students must be on time, stay for the entire class, do the homework, and attend all three classes to receive a certificate $9 material fee is payable to instructor at first class.

Muffie Calbreath

Youth Center, Arts and Crafts Room

Resident: $80 / Non-resident: $94 (no class 2/21) 7340 W 3:30pm-6:30pm 3 classes 2/7-2/28

O n l i n e D r i v e r ’s E d u c a t i o n (Ages 15 yrs +)

This online course is approved by the California Department of Motor Vehicles. Reading, flash graphics, videos, and quizzes prepare the student to pass the written DMV test. A state completion certificate will be mailed to each enrollee upon completion of the course Very easy to use, you simply log onto the website, enroll, and you can begin immediately! For more information on the course and to register, go to: http://www.economicdrivingschool.com/online. When registering with Economic Driving School, complete the “How did you hear about us” question by selecting “Activity Guide.”

Enter Code: 4382 Fee: $68 50

Instructor: Economic Driving School #2430 (408) 972-1168

D r o p - i n

P r o g r a m s

A g e s 10 - 1 7 y r s

H o m e w o r k C e n t e r

FREE tutoring and Homework Support

A c t i v i t i e s R o o m

Ping pong, foosball, pool tables, Playstation, and more

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Full sized court; open gym for basketball, volleyball, indoor soccer, and group games

H o u r s

Open Monday-Friday Closed Saturdays and Sundays Winter Drop-In Hours

Monday-Friday 3:00-6:00pm Wednesday 1:00-6:00pm Winter Extended Hours

January 2-5 9:00am-6:00pm

February 20-23 9:00am-6:00pm The Center will be CLOSED on the following days: December 25-

January 1 Winter Break

January 15 MLK Day

February 19 Presidents’ Day

San Carlos Youth Advisory Council

F r i d a y N i g h t D a n c e s

6th/7th/8th Grade Dance December 8 7:00-9:00pm 6th/7th/8th Grade Dance February 9 7:00-9:00pm

n Dances are held in the Youth Center gym

n Tickets cost $5 each and are ONLY sold in advance at the Youth Center after school beginning two weeks before the dance

n Dances usually sell out, so make sure to get your ticket early!

n No dance ticket sales at the door and tickets are not refundable or transferable.

n Appropriate dress and behavior are required in order to attend events

n Dances are lock-in, no exiting until the end of the dance

n The dances are chaperoned by Youth Center Staff.

Please check out our website for more information about our dances! www.cityofsancarlos.org/scyc

What is the YAC?

The Youth Advisory Council (YAC) is an all voluntee advisory council to the San Carlos City Council comprised of Middle School and High School Teen What types of projects do they do?

The YAC strengthens the image of community for our young people in San Carlos We promote healt and wellness in conducting workshops on teen issues and advise the City Council on youth-related programs. We foster human development by offering activities and events suggested by youth, for youth The YAC does volunteer work throughout the community The YAC helped fundraise and build the San Carlos Youth Center and continues to recommend ideas for ongoing programs and operations Meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month, 7:00-8:30pm at the San Carlos Youth Center, 1001 Chestnut Street, San Carlos

For more information please call the San Carlos Youth Center, (650) 802-4471.

Join Us in Supporting the San Carlos Youth Center

The San Carlos Youth Center Foundation financially supports the Youth Center facility, equipment, and programs/scholarships not covered by the City.

Our Youth Deserve a Strong Foundation

The San Carlos Youth Center Foundation was established as a California non-profit in 1993 by a group of San Carlos citizens to raise the funds necessary to build the San Carlos Youth Center in Burton Park The San Carlos Youth Center opened its doors to the community in September 1999 While the City of San Carlos and the Parks and Recreation Department maintain authority over the San Carlos Youth Center programs and staffing, the San Carlos Youth Center Foundation and its Board of Directors continues to raise and distribute funds used to maintain and improve the physical facility, as well as supplement costs, supplemental programs, and scholarships not covered by the City

The priorities for these funds include:

n Kitchen Remodel

n Supplemental Programs

n New Basketball Backboards and Hoops

n Additional Furniture and Fixtures

The San Carlos Youth Center Foundation is a registered CA 501(c)(3) #943189169

One child fee: $25

Two or more children fee: $20 (siblings)

Drop off your kids at the San Carlos Youth Center while parents enjoy an evening out Children participate in organized crafts, games, and sports in a safe and fun environment Pizza dinner included! Popcorn and a movie begin at 8:30pm. Staff Ratio 1:5.

December Course #7041

January Course #7296

February Course #7297

March Course #7298

Extreme Excursions is an adventure trip series designed to maximize fun with the goal of providing safe, supervised, and constructive outlets for youth and teens ages 10-17 all summer long! All trips begin and end at the San Carlos Youth Center, 1001 Chestnut Street, San Carlos, and are led by Youth Development Staff

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Movies 7299 T 2/20 10:30am-3:00pm $25

Ice Skate 7300 W 2/21 10:00am-4:00pm $40

Santa Cruz Mystery Spot 7301 Th 2/22 10:00am-4:00pm $35 Bowling

Special events are free and take place at the San Carlos Youth Center for ages 10-17 Parent/guardian permission forms are required to participate and can be found at the San Carlos Youth Center or at cityofsancarlos org/scyc Sponsored by the San Carlos Youth Center Foundation

Inflatable Obstacle Course Th 12/14 3:00-6:00pm

Bubble Soccer Th 12/22 3:00-5:00pm

The San Carlos Youth Center is located at 1001 Chestnut Street in San Carlos in the heart of Burton Park. Please contact us at (650) 802-4471 or visit our website at www.cityofsancarlos.org/scyc for more information about our new Extended Drop-In Programs.

Open 6:00-8:00pm Wednesday-Friday! 8th grade through Senior in High School only

Teens have the opportunity to take over the Youth Center on weeknights starting this fall! The Youth Center’s FREE Drop-In program has been extended for teens only after hours Play ball in the full-size gymnasium, check out our Playstation 4 and Wii U and many other games in the Activity Room Supervised by Youth Center Staff Registration is required and can be found on our website at www.cityofsancarlos.org/scyc or at the Youth Center front desk.

Sundays 9:00am-12:00pm

Family Open Gym time is a FREE recreational time for families to enjoy any activity of their choice in the Youth Center’s full-size gymnasium on Sunday mornings! Adults must be accompanied by children to participate!

Visit our website at www.cityofsancarlos.org/scyc for updated program information at the Youth Center!

Winter Camps

Specialty Camps

Chilly Critter Winter Camp

(Ages 5-11 yrs)

This winter vacation come to Science Cam learn about a bunch of chilly critters Lea how animals adapt to cold weather when winter comes As always, Robin will have many fun animals at the camp for kids to see and touch including an assortment of fun bunnies and chickens and a few more exotic pets $32 material fee payable t instructor on first day of camp

Robin Lise-Nielsen

Laureola Park, Activity Room

Resident: $135 / Non-resident: $155

6873 T-F 9:00am-1:00pm 4 days 1/2-1/5

Critter and Chemistry Camp

(Ages 5-11 Years)

This winter break science camp will focus on both animals and chemistry! Come and spend some time with Robin’s fun rabbits, chickens, puppy, and all the other assorted critters that make science camp so fun, and do some amazing chemistry experiments with bubbles and slime! We will do two science projects a day, a group game, and two recesses During recess we also offer fuse beads, time with the animals, free play, and if it ’s not too cold or wet, we may play on the Laureola playground Camp will also provide a snack but feel free to bring a snack of your own. Please bring a lunch daily. $32 material fee payable to instructor on first day of camp

Robin Lise-Nielsen

Laureola Park, Activity Room

Resident: $135 / Non-resident: $155

7142 T-F 9:00am-1:00pm 4 days 2/20-2/23

Design and Sewing Camp

(Ages 8-10 yrs)

Learn to sew and create your own clothes! Collaborate with other young designers to put together a unique fashion collection Find out how to draw your fashion designs clearly so you ca with others. Select a patter a variety of silhouettes, an fabric that reflects your personality Learn how to operate a sewing machine (safety include and use your new skills make real clothes that you can wear with style Then step out onto the runway in the final fashion show to strut your stuff. www.academyofdesignsf.com.

Pamela Moyce

Academy of Design, 850 Emmett Ave , Belmont

Resident: $350 / Non-resident: $370

7280 T-F 9:00am-12:00pm 4 days 2/20-2/23

Knitting Camp — All Levels

(Ages 8-15 yrs)

This camp is for any knitting enthu learn basic knitting skills, or h experience in knitting All campers w learn and review basic skills in knitting, as well as continue to learn new knitting techniques. We wil focus on skills such as increasing decreasing, and new stitch patterns.

A $20 materials fee is payable to the instructor on the first day of camp.

Jodi Pavey

Youth Center, Homework Room

Resident: $210 / Non-resident: $230

7336 T-F 9:00am-12:00pm 4 days 2/20-2/23

Martial Arts Camps

For more information about Twin Dragon camps please email: SenseiRita@gmail com or (650) 591-1127

Twin Dragon Academy Staff

Twin Dragon Academy, 151 Old County Rd #D, San Carlos

Twin

Dra gon Lunar New Year Camp

(Ages 5-12 yrs)

Gong Hey Fat Choy! Join Twin Dragon in this new and exciting camp as we learn about Chinese New Year, the year of the Dog and the animals in our Kung Fu System Activities will include martial arts related activities, games, and projects focusing on the character traits of the kung fu animals and their movements Campers will also work on the basic fundamentals of our martial arts system and learn practical self-defense techniques in a fun, safe, and caring environment

Half-Day Camp

Resident: $205 / Non-resident: $225

7225 T-F 8:30am-12:00pm 4 days 2/20-2/23

Full-Day Camp

Resident: $265 / Non-resident: $285 7224 T-F 8:30am-3:00pm 4 days 2/20-2/23

Twin

Dra gon Ninja Warriors Camp

(Ages 5-12 yrs)

Keep young minds and strong with our fun and po Camp Campers enjoy a d related activities, games, a work on the basic fundame system and learn practical in a fun, safe, and caring e theme is Ninja Warriors! Th and safe experience that e build good relationships, develop self-discipline, sel responsibility

Half-Day Camp

Resident: $205 / Non-res $ 7227 T-F 8:30am-12:00pm 4 days 1/2-1/5

Full-Day Camp

Gymnastics Camps

“Circus on Sta ge” Gymnastics Camp

(Ages 3½ -12 yrs)

Our camp for children with or without gymnastics experience is under the management of excellent coaches, members of the USA Gymnastics Federation, circus performers, and choreographers. Camp includes gymnastics, tumbling, and “circus art dance,” which combines dance and stage movement Children work on the Tumble trak, rings, trapeze, balance beam, bars, Olympic-size padded floor, a foam-filled pit, and two inground trampolines Circus Show Friday at 2:15pm Campers, please bring lunch daily. Free supervision available from 8:009:00am and after care available (for full-day camp) from 4:006:00pm.

Peninsula Gymnastics Staff

Peninsula Gymnastics, 1740 Leslie Street, San Mateo

Half-Day Camp — Ages 3½-12 Years

Resident: $225 / Non-resident: $245

7222 T-F 9:00am-1:00pm 4 days 1/2-1/5

Full-Day Camp — Ages 5½-12 Years

Resident: $250 / Non-resident: $270

7223 T-F 9:00am-4:00pm 4 days 1/2-1/5

Resident: $265 / Non-resident: $285 7226 T-F 8:30am-3:00pm 4 days 1/2-1/5

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Group Tennis Lessons (Ages 5 yrs +)

Enjoy top-flight instruction from the staff of Stanford Hall of Famer John Whitlinger and Stanford/USPTA Pro Tom Sarsfield Classes of 3-8 students will consist of 6 hours of instruction Classes of two students will be converted into four lessons Terrific Tiny Tennis will consist of six 40minute lessons or 4 hours of instruction. Students provide their own rackets. Important: In case of rain, call (650) 802-4382 within the hour before the scheduled start time for class status or check with the instructor at the court If at any time the instructor is absent, report to the next scheduled lesson for make-up date No postponement announcement will be initiated by the instructor or department. Unless notified to the contrary, make up lessons will be forwarded to the next normal meeting day and time. Fridays may be used at the instructor ’s discretion Note: If early classes are postponed due to rain, following classes may also be postponed even if courts are dry

Tom Sarsfield

Burton Park, BP Tennis Courts #1 and #2

Terrific Tiny Tennis (Ages 5-7 yrs)

Children,play FUN activities and games with low compression tennis balls on the “42 foot court ” that will enhance their skill development in a success oriented environment. Small group lessons, only 2-6 students! We recommend the 23 inch to 25 inch rackets

Resident: $85 / Non-resident: $105

7156 T/Th 3:20pm-4:00pm 6 classes 1/23-2/8

7157 T/Th 3:20pm-4:00pm 6 classes 2/27-3/15

Quickstart Tennis (Ages 8-10 yrs)

Kids will enhance their skill development with low compression tennis balls on the “60 foot court ” Play to learn!

Resident: $85 / Non-resident: $105

7158 T/Th 4:00pm-5:00pm 6 classes 1/23-2/8

7159 T/Th 4:00pm-5:00pm 6 classes 2/27-3/15

Junior Novice Tennis (Ages 11-14 yrs)

Develop the essential techniques with emphasis on control, depth, and direction on the “78 foot court ” with regulation tennis balls. Lessons will also incorporate rules, etiquette, and basic doubles play

Resident: $85 / Non-resident: $105

7160 T/Th 5:00pm-6:00pm 6 classes 1/23-2/8

Junior Low Intermediate Tennis (Ages 11-14 yrs)

For players who are consistent on a slow paced rally but need to develop depth and directional control when pace is added Review and refine stroke techniques with emphasis on basic strategy and tactics

Resident: $85 / Non-resident: $105

7161 T/Th 5:00pm-6:00pm 6 classes 2/27-3/15

Adult Novice Tennis (Ages 15 yrs+)

Develop the essential techniques with emphasis on control, depth, and direction. Lessons will also incorporate rules, etiquette, and basic doubles play.

Resident: $85 / Non-resident: $105

7164 T/Th 6:30pm-7:30pm 6 classes 1/23-2/8

7165 T/Th 6:30pm-7:30pm 6 classes 2/27-3/15

Adult Intermediate Tennis (Ages 15 yrs+)

For players (NTRP 2.5-3.0) who are consistent on medium paced shots but needs to develop more spin, power, and/or variety Basic to advanced shots, strategy, and tactics will be introduced and reinforced by performance enhancing drills

Resident: $85 / Non-resident: $105

7166 T/Th 7:30pm-8:30pm 6 classes 1/23-2/8

7167 T/Th 7:30pm-8:30pm 6 classes 2/27-3/15

Individual Tennis Lessons (Ages 5

yrs+)

Learn new strokes or improve your old ones through individualized lessons based on your needs. All ages welcome, from beginners to advanced. Please call the Recreation Office at (650) 802-4382 or visit WhitlingerSarsfieldTennis com to contact instructor(s) to arrange your first lesson.

One 1-Hour Lesson

Resident: $70 / Non-resident: $85 Course #7162

Three 1-Hour

Resident: $195 / Non-resident: $215 Course #7163

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The benefits of recreation are endless. Taking a class offers you a social outlet, teach a new skill, and allows your cre to flow. Fitness, yoga, sports, a dance improve coordination, a flexibility, and balance Exercise only makes you physically fit, it improves your mental health a general sense of well-being Art and music enrich our lives, soothe the mind, and allow you to develop a sense of creativity and selfexpression

A r t s & M u s i c

I n t r o t o G l a s s M o s a i c s (Ages 18 yrs+)

This class is for beginners and those with a little experience working with glass cutting Full of brilliant color, and beautiful, reflective materials, glass mosaics are irresistible and in this class, you’ll learn how to create your own glass mosaic artwork! We’ll cover techniqu tools, design, and the types other items you can use in a variety of applications Learn to score, cut, and shape glass safely with specialized glass tools Students create their own glass mosaic on the first and second day of class, and are guided through grouting their artwork on the third day If you don’t finish your project during the class, no problem, we’ll send you home with a grout kit and you can complete it at home After this class, you’ll be able to apply your skills to even bigger projects around your home and yard. No art or mosaic experience is necessary! $ 5 0 t a x a b l e m a t e r i a l f e e p a y a b l

instructor at first class Laurel Street Arts Staff

B e g i n n i n g S e w i n g (Ages 18 yrs+)

Have a sewing machine and don’t know where to start? We’ll cover the basics and get you sewing! Learn how to select and read a pattern Prepare, layout, and cut pattern pieces and sew the items in class We will make two easy projects, perfect for beginners Don’t worry if you have no sewing experience Just come to class with a willingness to learn, and you will be sewing in no time. A materials list will be provided approximately one week before the first session. $5 materials fee payable to the instructor at class Rental machines available for use during class for an additional one time payment of $25 for the session payable to the instructor For more details, please contact the instructor at hopkinsce@yahoo.com.

Christine Hopkins

Adult Community Center, The Loft Resident: $102 / Non-resident: $121

7193 Th 6:30pm-8:30pm 4 classes 1/11-2/1

(Ages 18 yrs+)

Know how to sew, but want to learn more? This class will work on techniques to expand and improve your sewing. We will make at least one project in this hands-on class. A materials list will be provided approximately one week before the first session $ 5 materials fee payable to the instructor at class Rental machines available for use during class for an additional one time payment of $25 for the session payable to the instructor. For more details, please contact the instructor at hopkinsce@yahoo.com.

Christine Hopkins

Adult Community Center, The Loft

Resident: $102 / Non-resident: $121

7194 Th 6:30pm-8:30pm 4 classes 2/15-3/8

Laurel Street Arts, 733 Laurel St., San Carlos Resident: $40 / Non-resident: $46 7146 W 6:30pm-8:30pm 3 classes 1/17-1/31

In this fun, hands-on introduction to digital photography, we will work to understand the camera’s menus and modes, metering, focusing, filters, the flash, light, color, and basic composition which will prepare us for portraiture, night shooting, and printing activities in class. This class covers basic photographic concepts to enhance hands-on knowledge of the camera and computer Also included is a one-hour private printing workshop the weekend of February 24 Bring your camera, instructional manual, and a fully charged battery to the first class. Material fee of $40 is payable to instructor at first class.

Marty Rose Springer

Red Morton Community Center, 1120 Roosevelt Ave., Redwood City

Resident: $155 / Non-resident: $175

7207 T 7:00pm-9:30pm 8 classes 1/9-2/27 plus one weekend workshop

L e a r n t o K n i t (Ages 18 yrs+)

Learn to knit for all skills level. Have you always wanted to learn more skills? Students will learn the basic knitting skills, pattern reading, work projects, and much more Students will need to bring two balls of worsted weight #4 multi-color yard and a set of 10US/6mm bamboo or metal knitting needles Children 9 years and older are welcome to sign up along with a registered parent.

Jodi Pavey

Adult Community Center, Conference Room

Resident: $55 / Non-resident: $64

7261 T 6:30pm-8:00pm 4 classes 3/6-3/27

L e a r n t o C r o c h e t (Ages 18 yrs+)

Learn to crochet regardless of your skill level Beginners to advanced crocheters welcome Learn to chain, single crochet, double crochet, read patterns, do advanced stitches, sizing patterns, and so much more. Students need two balls of multi-colored #4 weighted variegated worsted weight yarn and a 5mm hook Children 9 years and older are welcome to sign up with a registered parent. $5 material fee payable to instructor at first class

Jodi Pavey

Adult Community Center, Conference Room

Resident: $55 / Non-resident: $64

7260 T 6:30pm-8:00pm 4 classes 1/30-2/20

C a k e D e c

B u t t e r c r e a m a n d F o n d a n t (Ages 18 yrs+)

Fu n w i t h U k u l e l e (Ages 18 yrs+)

The ukulele brings out smiles! Beginning Class will tune up and play some familiar songs right away. Basic chords and strums will be covered Bring Ukulele Book (Hal Leonard 1), clip on tuner and music stand Handouts will be provided Continuing Class is a fresh mix of songs in each series More chords, strums, and songs of many styles and eras. Material fee of $5 is payable to instructor at first class.

Nancy Solomon

Adult Community Center, The Loft

Resident: $155 / Non-resident: $175

Beginning

7204 T 6:00pm-7:00pm 7 classes 1/23-3/6

Continuing

7205 T 7:00pm-8:00pm 7 classes 1/23-3/6

P

(Ages 7-Adult)

In this class, you will learn different decorating techniques includ working with buttercream icing covering leveling and icing a cake as well as decorating techniques including writing, borders, and flowers You will also learn to make fun cupcake designs and how to work with fondant to make decorations and to cover a cake A materials list will be sent out one week before class For more details, contact the instructor at hopkinsce@yahoo com

Christine Hopkins

Adult Community Center, Kitchen

Resident: $105 / Non-resident: $124 (no class 1/15, 2/5)

7192 M 6:30pm-8:30pm 4 classes 1/8-2/12

Piano Lessons are fit for anyone ages 7 to adult, beginning through advanced skill level. Lessons are scheduled on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday between 4:00pm and 9:00pm Each quarter has a total of nine half-hour lessons and there are four quarters per year Our Program Coordinator, Judi Lozada, is a working musician and teacher. Additional materials fee for i n s t r u c t i o n b o o k . A piano/ keyboard is required for daily practicing at home. Call Judi at (408) 7189190 and give her your name and home, cell, and work phone numbers. She will contact you directly to schedule your private lessons, based on availability. All lessons must be completed by the end of the quarter No online registration available. Call the Recreation Office at (650) 8024382 to register

Judi Lozada

Adult Community Center

Resident: $250 / Non-resident: $270 (no class 1/15, 2/19, 2/21, 2/23)

Monday January 8-March 19 9 classes

Wednesday January 10-March 14 9 classes

Thursday January 11-March 15 9 classes

S o c i a l B a l l r o o m D a n c e (Ages 18 yrs+)

Would you like to dance like a star? This is your chance to shine, whether you’re looking for a fun way to exercise, firm your body, or sharpen your mind and memory. Join the new student class and learn the basics in Rhumba, Samba, ChaCha, Tango, Waltz, Foxtrot, Swing, Mambo, and more Bart and Judy are so sure you will learn, they guarantee you will receive a diploma at the end of the series! The intermediate class is a continuation of instruction from the basic class with the addition of new and advanced steps, with emphasis on styling in all the dances One basic series required New intermediate steps are offered each series COUPLES ONLY Fee is per couple

Judy & Bart Lewis

Adult Community Center, Parkview Room

Resident: $85 / Non-resident: $100

Basic

7189 T 7:30pm-8:30pm 6 classes 2/6-3/13

Intermediate

7190 T 8:30pm-9:30pm 6 classes 2/6-3/13

Tr i b a l B e l l y D a n c e (Ages 18 yrs+)

A modern twist on a centuries-old women’s tradition, Tribal Belly Dance is a joyful and empowering interpretation of belly dance that allows dancers to improvise with each other to beautiful music The beginning class will focus on posture, technique, steps, and cues to follow your fellow dancers. The intermediate class is for students who have taken the beginning class Students will practice advanced steps, turns, and formations Finger cymbals (available for purchase) are required for the last class Wear comfortable clothing, a hip shawl or coin belt (available for purchase), or full skirt (optional). Bring plenty of water!

Leigh Anne Shaw

Adult Community Center, San Carlos Room

Beginning

Resident: $90 / Non-resident: $106

7200 Th 7:00pm-7:55pm 8 classes 2/1-3/22

Intermediate

Resident: $104 / Non-resident: $123

7201 Th 7:00pm-8:30pm 8 classes 2/1-3/22

(Ages 18 yrs+)

American Line Dance is a unique program that helps students of various skill levels learn and grow together while having fun With or without a partner, learn various forms of dance including waltz, boogie, swing, cha cha, tango, rumba, foxtrot, and more! Drop-in available at $10 per class

V. Allen L. Isidro

Adult Community Center, Parkview Room

Resident: $65 / Non-resident: $76

7295 Th 6:00pm-7:30pm 9 classes 1/11-3/8

L i n e D a n c i n g (Ages 18 yrs+)

No partner necessary! Dance to a variety of music types for great exercise and lots of fun No previous experience necessary for beginner class Wear comfortable shoes For class questions email instructor at cch3@att net For more information visit cathyandclaudio.com. Pay for the session and save, or drop-in, $6 at the door.

Catherine Dacumos

Adult Community Center, Parkview Room

Resident: $70 / Non-resident: $82

Beginning

7171 Th 1:30pm-2:45pm 12 classes 1/11-3/29

Intermediate 7172 Th 2:45pm-4:00pm 12 classes 1/11-3/29

F

N e w Ye a r C l e a n s e W o r k s h o p (Ages 18 yrs+)

Do you suffer from fatigue, bloating, headaches, brain fog, excess weight, joint pain, itchy skin, sweet cravings or sleeplessness? You may be able to eliminate all of these symptoms through a healthy 10-day detox Holistic Health and Nutrition Coach, Monique Story will show you how to rid your body of toxins, boost your immune function, increase energy and focus, and lose belly fat You’ll learn how to detox safety and receive worksheets and simple recipes. You deserve to feel better!

Monique Story

Adult Community Center, The Loft Resident: $37 / Non-resident: $43

7199 T 7:00pm-8:15pm 1 class 1/16

B a l l e t B a r r e F i t n e s s (Ages 18 yrs+)

This class is a fusion of Pilates and ballet using the barre. You will strengthen, lengthen, tone, and stretch your body in this wonderful and beneficial workout

Deborah Durbin

Adult Community Center, San Carlos Room Resident: $130 / Non-resident: $150

7259 W 10:30am-11:30am 12 classes 1/10-3/28

H i p H o p G r o o v e (Ages 18 yrs+)

Come learn the newest hip hop moves mixed with a jazz and funk flair. We warm up with stretches and exercises to improve flexibility and strength We will then move to choreographed routines

Dance your heart out with this all over body workout

Laurie Nelson

Adult Community Center, San Carlos Room

Resident: $180 / Non-resident: $200

7345 W 9:00am-10:00am 10 classes 1/17-3/21

S t r e t c h , S t r e n g t h , a n d Po s t u r e (Ages 18 yrs+)

Keep a spring in your step and improve your posture and balance with a head to toe workout that is suited to all fitness levels

Lengthen and strengthen muscles, lubricate joints, and develop core postural strength with a combination of standing, sitting, and mat exercises. Resistance bands and free weights provided. Please bring a towel and mat

Jill Daly

Adult Community Center, Parkview Room

Resident: $120 / Non-resident: $140

7168 W 10:30am-11:30am 11 classes 1/10-3/21 B

(Ages 18 yrs+)

Do you want to burn up to a whopping 800 calories in just an hourlong class? Powered by the explosively fun, globally appealing Bollywood culture, Bombay Jam is the ultimate dance fitness total body workout that is effective, safe, easy to follow, and packed with authentic Bollywood flavor! The program has a serious focus on integrating fun and fitness Bombay Jam incorporates cardio and toning routines into one action packed class with routines that are set to custom music mixes created by Bombay’s hottest DJs. The music is a blend of Bollywood and mainstream Top 40 tracks, resulting in one-of-a-kind mixes that are refreshing, energizing, and universally appealing Bring Yoga mat and water Visit www.facebook.com/EnergyzeBollywoodFitness for more details. Priyanka Shinde

Adult Community Center, Parkview Room

Resident: $150 / Non-resident: $170

7263 T 6:30pm-7:30pm 12 classes 1/9-3/27

Resident: $60 / Non-resident: $70

7268 T 6:30pm-7:30pm 4 classes 1/9-1/30

7269 T 6:30pm-7:30pm 4 classes 2/6-2/27

7270 T 6:30pm-7:30pm 4 classes 3/6-3/27

C o u n t r y H e a t (Ages 18 yrs+)

Country Heat LIVE is the high-energy, low-impact, country danceinspired workout that ’s so much fun you’ll barely notice you’re getting a total-body workout as you work up a sweat You’ll have a blast stepping in tune to the hottest country hits and quickly forget you’re torching a ton of calories. No complicated moves, no weights, no worries! A cardio-based dance workout, you’ll be moving, stepping, clapping, stomping, and having fun You don’t need a dance background, just a love for dance and country music Country Heat LIVE steps are so simple to do, you’ll be taking the lead before you know it.

Carolyn Herlihy

Adult Community Center, San Carlos Room

Resident: $100 / Non-resident: $118 (no class 1/15, 2/19)

7173 M 7:00pm-7:45pm 10 classes 1/8-3/26

D a n c e A e r o b i c s (Ages 18 yrs+)

For beginning to intermediate fitness levels, this is a compact time saver class of simple, non-impact dance steps set to music. Get everything done in one hour Begin with a warm-up leading into dance aerobics and then a cool down Second half is choreographed stand-up weights to strengthen and tone the entire body Bring a mat, water, towel, hand weights, and wear aerobic shoes.

Jennifer Ho

Adult Community Center, Parkview Room

Resident: $120 / Non-resident: $140 (no class 1/9, 1/11, 2/1, 3/6)

7333 T 10:30am-11:30am 11 classes 1/2-3/27

7334 Th 10:30am-11:30am 11 classes 1/4-3/29

Resident: $230 / Non-resident: $250

7332 T/Th 10:30am-11:30am 22 classes 1/2-3/29

S t a n d i n g P i l a t e s a n d Ty e 4 (Ages 18 yrs+)

Standing Pilates takes you off your mat and onto your feet. There are over 75 different exercises to build strength, balance, flexibility, and coordination skills This was developed to teach correct alignment in functional positions, and weight bearing exercises for bone strength, promoting well-being of the pelvic floor, core awareness, and focus of the brain. The Tye4 is a wearable bungee/harness, which provides assistance and/or challenge in the exercises The first and third Thursdays will be Standing Pilates with the Tye4 (provided or can be purchased), which is optional The second and forth Thursdays will be Standing Pilates without the Tye4. All classes are 30 minutes Standing Pilates and 30 mat Pilates. Please bring water, mat, a towel, and wear comfortable clothes.

Jennifer Ho

Adult Community Center, Parkview Room

Resident: $120 / Non-resident: $140 (no class 1/11, 2/1)

7330 Th 12:00pm-1:00pm 11 classes 1/4-3/29

D a y t i m e P i l a t e s (Ages 18 yrs+)

Pilates is a unique, total-body fitness method that concentrates on building core strength (abdominals and back muscles). Additional benefits include improved posture, increased flexibility, and prevention of future injuries Engage every one of your muscles through focused, controlled movements to strengthen and lengthen your body. Pilates provides a challenging workout for your mind and body. Suited for all fitness levels. Bring a mat.

Jennifer Ho

Adult Community Center, Parkview Room

Resident: $120 / Non-resident: $140 (no class 1/9, 3/6) 7329 T 12:00pm-1:00pm 11 classes 1/2-3/27

Ta i / C h i P i l a t e s —

E a s t M e e t s W e s t

(Ages 18 yrs+)

East meets West with Chinese Tai Chi and Western standing Pilates Tai Chi teaches balance and harmony with gentle movements of the upper and lower body to build strength, tone, and coordination, which enables the flow of chi to the energy channels of your body Standing Pilates trains for natural, correct, and efficient movement building core strength, flexibility and integrity to the body’s alignment This dynamic and calming workout is meditation in motion. Wear comfortable clothes and bring water.

Jennifer Ho

Adult Community Center, Parkview Room

Resident: $120 / Non-resident: $140 (no class 1/10, 1/31)

7331 W 12:00pm-1:00pm 11 1/3-3/28

P i l a t e s a n d Y i n S t r e t c h i n g (Ages 18 yrs+)

This class offers the conditioning exercises of a Pilates workout with the deep release of yin yoga stretching, which leads to feeling strong yet relaxed All levels of practice, including beginner ’s, are welcome Please wear comfortable clothing to move in, and bring a thicker mat to practice on

Deborah Durbin

Adult Community Center, Parkview Room

Resident: $100 / Non-resident: $118 (no class 2/9, 3/9)

7195 F 10:30am-11:30am 9 classes 1/19-3/30

W a r r i o r B o o t C a m p (Ages 18 yrs+)

Warrior Boot Camp will have you burning fat, building muscle, and increasing your functional fitness level so you can quickly reach your fitness goals Whether that ’s dominating your next 10K, running an obstacle course race, or playing on the playground with your kids. Classes alternate between high-intensity (HIIT) and strength and conditioning classes HIIT classes are vigorously designed to get your heart rate pumping so you continue to burn calories post-workout. Strength and conditioning classes will sculpt, tone, and increase your muscular baseline so you’ll burn fat more quickly The Warrior Boot Camp is taught by expert, certified coaches and is appropriate for adults of any fitness level You’ll leave each class sweating, but smiling, and proud of what you’ve accomplished. Classes are offered M/T/Th/F at 5:30am, 6:15am, 4:30pm, and 5:30pm. Sign up for the class and attend as many workouts as you like For more information please call (650) 4891947

Mike King

Warrior Boot Camp, 873 Industrial Rd , Suite A, San Carlos

Resident: $370 / Non-resident: $390 (no class 1/19, 2/19)

7289 M/T/Th/F (see description for times) 49 classes 1/2-3/30

Fa m i l y F i t n e s s Fu n

(Families with 3-17 year olds)

Looking for a way to get a great workout while spending time with your child? Family Fitness class is a blast for both parents and kids. Together we’ll do easy-to-learn cardio moves, strength exercises, and stretches to fun music Parents will get an efficient full-body workout while kids burn off energy, gain coordination, and body awareness Bring water and wear comfortable clothing and athletic shoes. Come ready to work up a sweat! This is a parent/child participation class. No more than two kids per registered adult. Children must at least 3 years old

Mary Brinig

Youth Center, Dance Studio

Resident: $70 / Non-resident: $82

7262 Sa 11:00am-11:45am 6 classes 1/6-2/10

7294 Sa 11:00am-11:45am 6 classes 2/17-3/24

Z u m b a G o l d (Ages 18 yrs+)

The Latin inspired, calorie-burning dance fitness workout Zumba Gold is a lower impact workout that is easy to follow for all fitness levels The class format combines fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body while achieving ultimate cardio health benefits Come and be a part of this fun, exhilarating experience

Lori Dachauer

Adult Community Center, Parkview Room

Resident: $140 / Non-resident: $160 (no class 1/15, 2/19)

7169 Th 9:15am-10:15am 13 classes 1/4-3/29

Z u m b a ! (Ages 18 yrs+)

Ditch the workout Join the party! Zumba is a Latin-inspired dance fitness workout class that incorporates Latin dance movements Class format combines fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body. Jump in and follow along with these easy to follow movements designed for everyone. Get your feet moving and your heart pumping in the fun NEW workout class that is sweeping the fitness world

Lori Dachauer

Adult Community Center, Parkview Room

Resident: $110 / Non-resident: $130 (no class 1/15, 2/19)

7170 M 7:30pm-8:30pm 10 classes 1/8-3/26

Yoga — Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 18 yrs+)

Let your body release stress and restore its vast natural healing potential Enjoy comfort and vibrancy in your daily life as you experience strength, lightness, flexibility, and balance Simple and easy-to-follow strengthening exercises for care of the back are presented. Your body will become supple and strong, finding inner contentment as deep tension and depression disappear Through the experience of yoga, one develops an awareness and understanding of the harmonious relationship between body, mind, and breath. Bring a yoga sticky mat and an optional yoga block.

Deborah Durbin

Adult Community Center, San Carlos Room

Resident: $110 / Non-resident: $130 (no class 1/15, 2/19)

7196 M 9:15am-10:15am 10 classes 1/8-3/26

Adult Community Center, Chestnut Room

Resident: $130 / Non-resident: $150

7197 F 9:15am-10:15am 12 classes 1/12-3/30

Don Weiher

Adult Community Center, Parkview Room

Resident: $160 / Non-resident: $180

7191 W 5:45pm-6:45pm 13 classes 1/3-3/28

Gloria Baumann

Adult Community Center, Chestnut Room

Resident: $153 / Non-resident: $173

7202 W 7:00pm-8:00pm 12 classes 1/10-3/28

Yo g a F o r Yo u (Ages 18 yrs+)

Recharge in a safe, non-competitive environment. Yoga practice develops and maintains strength, flexibility, and tranquility. Wear comfortable clothes, bring a yoga mat, one or two yoga blocks, and strap Make-up classes available either day

Julia Harkola

Adult Community Center, Chestnut Room

Beginning/Intermediate

We will cover a range of basic yoga postures with slow flow sun salutations, traditional breathing exercises and meditation techniques Beginners and experienced yogis are welcome Stretch and align your body as you quiet your mind You will complete each class prepared for a restful night

Resident: $155 / Non-resident: $175

7249 T 7:00pm-8:15pm 12 classes 1/2-3/20

7250 Th 7:00pm-8:15pm 12 classes 1/4-3/22

Resident: $193 / Non-resident: $213

7251 T/Th 7:00pm-8:15pm 24 classes 1/2-3/22

Extra Gentle Yoga

Yoga for the stiff, out of shape, or those recovering from injury. In this one hour class you will learn yoga postures customized for your condition, breathing exercises for stress reduction, and complete each class in deep relaxation

Resident: $105 / Non-resident: $125

7252 T 5:45pm-6:45pm 12 classes 1/2-3/20

7253 Th 5:45pm-6:45pm 12 classes 1/4-3/22

Resident: $183 / Non-resident: $203

7254 T/Th 5:45pm-6:45pm 24 classes 1/2-3/22

If you are looking for a more challenging, stronger, and deeper yoga practice in a more intimate setting with personnel attention, then this class is for you You will learn advanced poses including inversions Previous yoga experience is a must

Gloria Baumann

Adult Community Center, Chestnut Room

Resident: $205 / Non-resident: $225

7203 M 6:45pm-8:15pm 10 classes 1/8-3/26

Fit4Mom Stroller Strides® is a stroller-based fitness program designed for moms with kids from 6 weeks to 6 years, as well as pregnant moms Each 60-minute, total body workout incorporates power walking or jogging, strengthening and toning exercises, songs, and activities. Stroller Barre®, also a stroller-based program, is a blend of ballet, Pilates, and barre designed to help moms and moms-to-be build strength and muscle tone and improve posture All classes are taught by certified fitness professionals with preand postnatal expertise. Please bring a towel or yoga mat to your first class. Your first class is free. Check website for more information www sfpeninsula fit4mom com or call (650) 395-7558

Fee: Drop-in no sign-up required prior to each class

$18, single class pass $75, 5-class pass

$130, 10-class pass $85, unlimited monthly membership Drop-in: T/W/F (Stroller Strides) 9:30am-10:30am Burton Park

M/Th (Stroller Barre) 9:30am-10:30am Burton Park

B o d y B a c k ® (Ages 18 yrs+)

they just had a baby or their last child was born twenty years ago! Unlock your personal possibilities in a supportive environment and achieve results you never dreamed possible This 8-week session includes 16 classes, before and after assessments, meal plan, group support and interaction, and personalized coaching All classes are taught by certified fitness professionals with postnatal expertise. Please bring a towel or yoga mat to your first class. Sessions available in San Carlos, Menlo Park, and Los Altos Partial sessions also available Call (650) 395-7558 or email sfpeninsula@fit4mom com Additional dates, times, and pricing available (including drop-in options) on our website at www.sfpeninsula.fit4mom.com.

New Client: $399 / Returning: $329 8-week sessions

M/W 9:30am-10:30am San Carlos Area Parks

S h a k e s p e a r e i n t h e Pa r k (Ages 18 yrs+)

Broadway Babies and Kids presents S a n C a r l o s 1 s t A n n u a l

S h a k e s p e a r e i n t h e P a r k , a fully unique-to-the-Bay Area Shakespearean experience for all romantics and lovers of the Bard! Join in the creation of one of William Shakespeare’s beloved romantic comedies, whether you are a seasoned Shakespearean actor, a curious second grader, or an artist who is somewhere inbetween The rehearsal process creates an ensemble of all ages of actors, as we take on the most renowned text and verse on the planet, in the imaginative journey to realizing a full Shakespeare production in the Park. A spring performance of our piece will be presented at Burton Park in San Carlos on May 19

Broadway Babies & Kids, 1101 Laurel St , San Carlos

Resident: $310 / Non-resident: $330 (no class 2/24, 4/14)

7292 Sa 4:30pm-6:00pm 15 classes 1/20-5/12

G o t E n e r g y ? (Ages 18 yrs+)

Would you like to learn simpl to get your energy hummi energy routine can take just fi We’ll talk about the body systems, and some simple m will be taught You will leave a handout so you can practice home. If the stresses of life lea you a bit wrung out or y would like to just learn the too for daily self-care, come and join this introductory class. Movements can be don sitting or standing The instru is a certified practitioner of Eden Energy Medicine

Nancy Solomon Adult Community Center, The Loft Resident: $30 / Non-resident: $34 7206 T 7:00pm-8:00pm 1 class 1/9

D o g O b e d i e n c e (Ages 18 y

Beginning: In this class your dog taught sit, down, stay, come, heel, a easy (walking nicely at the end of t leash without pulling) The dog is ta to move freely and easily with the co so one day you barely have to use it. dog is also taught to perform things to willingly do or not do things, not ju be prevented from doing them Verba and/or physical praise from owner i given, which builds a relationship between owner and dog. Any specifi problems you are having will be addressed and cured in class or by a lifestyle change at home Intermediate: This class will instruct students in off-leash control. This is done with the addition of a 30-foot long line. You will need a 6-foot leather leash for both classes ALL dogs must have current rabies/distemper vaccinations and be a minimum of 4-months old Special nylon choke collar included in fee Children 11 years and up are welcome to attend class with a registered parent.

Paige Tyson

Burton Park, Basketball Court

Resident: $99 / Non-resident: $117

Beginning 7182 T 7:00pm-8:00pm 6 classes 1/23-2/27

Intermediate

Resident: $99 / Non-resident: $117

7188 T 6:00pm-7:00pm 6 classes 1/23-2/27

R e t i r e m e n t , S o c i a l S e c u r i t y a n d Yo u ! (Ages 18 yrs+)

You want to retire? How much should you rely on Social Security for benefits? Before you make the big leap, consider taking this class You will learn all you need to enjoy retirement and all that offers! Bring paper and pen

Kendra Bronstein

Adult Community Center, The Loft

Resident: $20 / Non-resident: $22

7198 W 6:00pm-7:30pm 1 class 2/7

News

& Views (Ages 18 yrs+)

Provocative and controversial discussions of current events such as the economy and state, national and world issues.

Richard Orrin Cross

Adult Community Center, Chestnut Room

Resident: $70 / Non-resident: $82

7352 Th 1:30pm-3:30pm 13 classes 1/4-3/29

L i f e S t o r y W r i t i n g (Ages 18 yrs+)

Students will learn to organize and write their life stories two pages at a time. Participants will learn how to bring stories alive by describing events using all the senses By reading the individual stories in class each week, the students learn to listen deeply and understand and appreciate others and their life stories At the end of the session the participants will have seven written stories, which could be made into a book for oneself or as a gift for family and friends The students can go as far and wide with their writing as they choose Other benefits of participation include close friendships, fun, maybe a few tears and lots of laughter No writing experience is necessary. Material fee of $10 is due to instructor at first class.

Craig Siulinski

Adult Community Center, The Loft

Resident: $153 / Non-resident: $173 (no class 2/19)

7287 M 6:30pm-8:30pm 8 classes 1/22-3/19

Community Emergency Response Training (CERT)

Ages 18 Years+

Learn how to take better care of yourself, your family and neighbors when a disaster happens Disasters come in all forms and severity, are unpredictable and cause disruptions to emergency services. During the CERT course, students will receive training in emergency preparedness, fire suppression, medical operations, light search and rescue, disaster psychology, team organization and terrorism Upon full course completion students will receive a certificate of completion and are welcome to join the CERT Team. To receive a certificate of completion, attendance to all dates is required Fire Department Staff and CERT Volunteers Veterans Memorial Senior Center, 1455 Madison Ave., Redwood City

Free (Course #7373, pre-registration required) 1/16 6:30-9:00pm 1/23 6:30-9:00pm 1/17 6:30-9:00pm 1/29 6:30-9:00pm 1/20 9:30am-5:00pm 1/27 9:30am-12:30pm

For questions contact Christy Adonis, Emergency Preparedness Coordinator at (650) 780-7400 or cadonis@redwoodcity org

S p o r t s

P i c k l e b a l l (Ages 18 yrs +)

Play Pickleball! Each Tuesday three courts are set up for rotation play Excellent for beginners and experienced players! Low key environment for those who just want to come out and give it a try! Pay a $5 drop-in fee at the door and sign a waiver to join the fun! Youth Center, Gymnasium

$5 drop-in T 10:00am-1:00pm

A d u l t Vo l l e y b a l l — D r o p - i n (Ages 18 yrs+)

Drop in and PLAY! Enjoy a low pressure way to practice skills, learn techniques, meet othe players, and stay in the game Informal teams ensure a differen competitive and fun experience each week. All skill levels welcome Pre-registration is recommende to ensure minimum enrollme Additional Option: drop-in, pay $ at the door, and sign an onsite w to participate on an occasional ba the Athletics Office at (650) 802-4124 for more information

Central Middle School

Resident: $64 / Non-resident: $74 (no class 12/28)

6816 Th 7:00pm-9:00pm 10 classes 12/14-2/22

7372 Th 7:00pm-9:00pm 10 classes 3/1-5/3

R e g i s t e r E a r l y . . .

We don’t like to cancel classes but sometimes it becomes necessary due to low enrollment To help ensure the class or activity you are interested in meets, register at least one week prior to the first day See pages 48-49 for registration information and form.

Register Online at www.cityofsancarlos.org/register

Adult Sports/Leagues n n n

Come Join San Carlos Adult Sports Leagues We offer Softball, Basketball, Bocce Ball, and Soccer. Teams can sign up by filling out a registration form and submitting it before the season deadline

For the most up to date information, please visit our Sports League Website at: www.quickscores.com/cityofsancarlos

Questions?

Contact Molly Crossfield (Athletics Coordinator) MCrossfield@cityofsancarlos.org, (650) 802-4120

Softball Leagues

Soccer Leagues

Softball Umpires Needed

For more information regarding recruitment for a paid position as a softball umpire, please call Carl Mitchell at (510) 200-9325

Basketball Leagues

Winter (January – March) 8 Games

Men’s Mondays Youth Center

Women’s Tuesdays Youth Center

Spring/Summer (April – July) 8 Games

Men’s Mondays Tierra Linda School

Women’s Tuesdays Tierra Linda School

Fall (September – November) 8 Games

Men’s Mondays Youth Center

Women’s Tuesdays Youth Center

Free Agents

Are you looking to play on a Softball, Basketball, Bocce Ball, or Soccer team, but do not have a team to play on? If so, you can sign up as a free agent! Fill out the form and submit it to Molly Crossfield at: MCrossfield@cityofsancarlos org We do not guarantee placement on a team, but will provide teams with free agent information so that they can contact the free agent directly if they need a player Free Agent Form can be downloaded at: www.quickscores.com/cityofsancarlos

Bocce Ball Leagues

(March – April) 8 Games

Outdoor Adventures n n n

Star Gazing at Crestview Park

Bring your binoculars, telescopes, star guides, and lounge chairs for some informal star gazing at Crestview Park in San Carlos. See how many different things you can identify in the night sky! Arrive before dark; please park on Crestview Drive Bring small flashlights only with red lens Dress warmly and wear a hat All ages No registration or fee required This is a popular spot for amateur astronomers so there could be telescopes. Caution! Please don’t touch a telescope without permission; parents, please watch your children.

Saturdays — Dusk to 10:00pm

1/13, 1/20, 2/10, 2/17, 3/10, 3/17

Challenge Hikes

We car pool from the Sam Trans Garage leaving at 8:00am (unless otherwise noted) and return mid to late afternoon. Challenge hikes are usually 8 to 12 miles and are rated moderate to strenuous Bring water and lunch There is a $5 per person fee, which can be given to Tom Davids at the beginning of the day Additional information will be provided through email before hike date For details or to register, email tom@tomdavids com

January 13 San Francisco to Sausalito Moderate

February 17 El Corte de Madera OSP Strenuous

March 17 Purisima OSP Strenuous

Pathfinder Hikes

We carpool from the San Carlos Library leaving at 9:00am (unless notes otherwise) and return by 1:30pm. These hikes are 4 to 6 miles long and are rated easy to moderate, although a few are strenuous Additional information will be provided through email before hike date For details or to register, email tom@tomdavids com There is no fee

January 10 Monte Bello OSP — Moderate

February 14 Phleger Estate Moderate

March 14 Pulgas Ridge — Moderate

A C C

Adult Community Center

O p e n T o S e r v e Y o u !

The Adult Community Center is offering new classes, programs, and activities to serve our community. We are here and ready to WOW you with all that we have to offer:

With more programs, more activities, and more services, we are bigger and better and ready to serve you!

601 Chestnut Street, San Carlos | (650) 802-4384

The mission of the Adult Community Center (ACC) is “to promote healthy lifestyles, lifelong learning and independence for adults 50 and over by providing opportunities for recreation, relationships and resources ”

R e c r e a t i o n

Recreate at the ACC! A variety of recreation classes and activities are planned for you at the ACC You can experience:

n Health & Wellnesses classes like Meditation, Yoga, Tai Chi, Reiki, Stretch, Strengthen & Balance, Senior Boot Camp, Balance Classes, Fencing, Chair Yoga, Adult Coloring, and Dance

n Hobby classes like Knitting, Painting, and Cooking

n Enrichment classes like Piano Lessons, Ukulele, and Culinary Arts

n Educational classes like News & Views and Jim Dunbar Opinion Exchange

Check out the Activity Guide or the web at www.RecConnect.net for more information!

R e l a t i o n s h i p s

Create lasting friendships and meaningful relationships. Enjoy a cup of coffee in the lounge, shoot some pool with your friends in our game room, or join one of our social clubs like Friendly Connections or Chinese Social. A great way to meet new people is to take a Day Trip to various Bay Area spots and enjoy a day out

At the ACC you can play games like Bridge, Pedro, Table Tennis, Billiards, Bingo, Poker, and Mah Jongg, Cribbage, Canasta, and Mexican Train

Come into the ACC and enjoy our Monthly Special Events

R e s o u r c e s

The ACC is a great resource for information about your community. Call or stop by for a tour and orientation of our Center, (650) 802-4384

n Dance Studio

n Fitness Room

n Game Room

n Parkview Café

n Volunteer Opportunities

n Facility Rentals

n Day Trips

Hours

Monday-Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm

Staff

Anna Kertel, Recreation Supervisor

Linda Scannell, Recreation Coordinator

Beverly Bouma, Travel Program Coordinator

Brenda Sullivan, Cook

Ruben Ramirez, Facility Attendant

This is a wonderful opportunity for you to come out, meet new people and have a great time For more information on any of our events, please call (650) 802-4384.

Community Pasta & Bingo Night

Friday, January 26

6:00-9:00pm Course #7322

$20 Per Person

Includes Family Style Dinner and 3 Bingo Cards

Come one, come all and enjoy an evening of food, fun and friendship A delicious family style pasta will be served, followed by a fun night of bingo A variety of games will be played along with pull tabs. Additional bingo cards available for purchase

Elder Care

Resource Fair 2018

Saturday, February 17

9:00am-1:00pm

Stop by the San Carlos Adult Community Center for a community education event. Learn about local resources available for older adults and their loved ones Event sponsored by The Daily Journal

Community Crab Feed

Saturday, February 24

4:30pm

$55 Per Person

Fresh cracked crab, pasta and meatballs, salad and dessert! It ’s the annual Friends of the San Carlos Adult Community Center fundraiser to benefit senior programs at the ACC No-Host Wine and Beer Bar opens at 4:30pm he delicious dinner ollowing at 5:30pm. Call (650) 802-4113 for more details

Celebration

Tuesday, February 13

2:00-4:00pm Course #7323

It ’s time to show off those colors of purple, green and gold! Let ’s start off this Mardi Gras season with great memories that will never grow old. Join us as we feast on Mardi Gras Madness Punch, King Cake and other delicious treats along with entertainment Event sponsored by Friends of the San Carlos Adult Community Center.

Senior Prom

Friday, March 16

Bunny Hop Breakfast

Saturday, March 24

$25 Adult & One Child Course #7324

$15 Additional Family Member Course #7325

6:00pm Course #7326

$25 Per Person

he San Carlos Youth Advisory Council and Carlmont High School Key Club Kids are joining together to put on a Senior Prom at the Adult Community Center The evening will include a slow motion congo line, crowning of the and Queen, photo booth and lots of dancing

We will have a fantastic DJ and an amazing dinner to make this a “Night to Remember ”

What better way to spend time with the kids than eating breakfast with the Bunny himself from 10:00-11:00am with a special appearance by magician Michael Stroud at 11:00am. Join us for k bacon, fruit, and e or orange juice Be sure to bring your camera ere will also be g activities and joy Preregistration is required and must be done by Wednesday, March 21 Register online or stop by the Adult Community Center.

Pedro Tournament

Saturday, April 21

11:00am-4:00pm Course #7327

$45 Per Person

Doors open at 11:00am for check in and lunch No lunch will be served after 12:30pm Tournament play begins at 1:00pm sharp! Must be 18 and over and an experienced Pedro player to sign up. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the San Carlos Adult Community Center Registration closes April 17

A C C F i t n e s s R o o m

The ACC Fitness Room is open to help you improve your life Stop by the Front Desk and pick up a Membership Packet After you have completed the forms, please turn them in to Anna or Linda Before using the Fitness Room you will need to make an appointment to meet with Paul Scherman, Fitness Instructor, to learn how to properly use the fitness equipment

Fitness Room

Membership Fees

18-61 years of age: $100 per year 62 years and over: $50 per year

C a f é P a r k v i e w

The Adult Community Center now serves meals five days a week, offering lunch on Monday-Thursday and a hearty breakfast on Fridays We also offer a Special Event luncheon every 2nd Friday of the month with entertainment included You’ll be sure to find our facility warm, inviting, friendly, and a great place to enjoy a delicious meal with friends, both new and old. Our staff and dedicated group of volunteers are waiting to serve you! Everyone in the community is welcome.

ACC Breakfast Social

Join us at the San Carlos Adult Community Center for a hearty Breakfast Special from 9:00am-10:30am on the 1st, 3rd & 4th Fridays of the month

ACC Monthly Luncheons

The ACC hosts monthly Friday Luncheons with entertainment on the following dates: January 12, February 9, March 9

Food Assistance Program

Caring Cupboard Food Program

Is your food budget not stretching far enough? You may be eligible for “free” groceries twice a month Call Anna Kertel at (650) 802-4384 for a confidential appointment. Sponsored by the San Carlos Service Clubs for Seniors and the Adult Community Center Donations of canned food, boxed food, or packages that are nonperishable and in their factory-sealed condition are welcome

Adult Trips and Tours n n n

A d u l t D a y T r i p s

Trips can fill quickly so early registration is highly encouraged. For more information go to www.cityofsancarlos.org/deps/pr/acc/trips or call (650) 8024384.

Paramount Theater

Monday, January 22 9:00am-5:00pm

Cost: $88/Person Course #7328

If you have ever wanted to tour the inside of the Paramount Theater including backstage here is your chance! The Oakland theater is one of the finest remaining examples of Art Deco design in the United States. Restored to its original splendor, meticulously maintained, and fully upgraded to modern technical standards, the Paramount now serves all the arts. After our tour we will be having lunch at the Tribune Tavern, which is the old Oakland Tribune Newspaper building.

Computer Museum & Nasa

Thursday, February 15 9:00am-5:00pm

Cost: $85/Person Course #7337

Discover how the computer age came about. Listen to computer pioneers tell their story and discover the roots of today’s Internet and mobile devices. See some of the very first computers and see a driverless car and learn about how it operates After our tour we will have lunch at Mario’s and continue to the NASA Ames Visitor Center where you will see our world and others from a new perspective with the Science on a Sphere Visualization System.

The New San Francisco Revisited with Craig Smith

Tuesday, March 20 9:00am-5:00pm

Cost: $65/Person Course #7355

This trip was sold out in November! Here is your chance to see all the changes that are going on in San Francisco for all of you who didn’t make the first trip, or you can join us again to see more of the completed work over the last four months Craig Smith will be taking us to see the Salesforce building, Millennium Tower, Dogpatch and the new developments in China Basin. The history and the background of the new developments are just a few of the things he will be discussing Lunch will be on your own at the Ferry Building where there are several restaurants to choose from and shopping to enjoy

C a s i n o D a y T r i p s

Cache Creek Casino

Thursday, February 8 8:00am-6:00pm

$40/Person Course #7356

A d u l t E x t e n d e d T r i p s

Our Community Center would like to introduce you to our extended trips with Collette Travel. We can provide you with our group tours which are listed, or we can get together and find that special destination you have always wanted to visit like the “Magical Northern Lights of Iceland.” We can help you select worldwide destinations that can fit your dreams or bucket list and provide door to door service leaving the details to us. All you need to do is contact us! Beverly Bouma, Travel Coordinator (650) 802-4112 or email bbouma@cityofsancarlos.org.

Travel Show

Thursday, January 25 6:00-7:30pm

A Collette Travel Representative will be at the Adult Community Center to present a view of its 2018 group trips. Remember you don’t have to stay with the group trips If the date doesn’t fit or you have always wanted to go to a certain destination, let us know and we can get you there! Make sure to sign up at the ACC Front Desk to attend this presentation. Refreshments will be served.

Iceland: Land of Fire & Ice

July 22-30

$4,999 Double

Highlights: Reykjavik, Golden Circle, Thingvellir National Park, Gulfoss Waterfall, Geysir, Snaefellsnes Peninsula, Cave Tour or Lava Field Walk, Breidafjordur Bay, Waterfall Seljalandsfoss, Vik, Eyjafjallajokull Volcano Visitor Center, Skogar Museum, Skogafoss, Jokulsarlon Glacial Lagoon, Vatnajokull National Park & Glacier, Blue Lagoon, or Whale Watching.

Discover Mackinac Island

September 21-28

$3,149 Double

Highlights: Chicago, Millennium Park, Traverse City Winery, Charlevoix Mushroom Houses, Mackinac Island, The Grand Hotel, Frankenmuth, Greenfield Village and Henry Ford Museum

W e e k d a y G e t a w a y s !

Feeling spontaneous? Sometimes the best day trips are the last-minute getaways. Check out our short day trip destinations. If you don’t find a trip below that suits you, let Anna or Linda know where you would like to go. Van space is limited so sign up early!

Cantor Arts Center Stanford University

Thursday, January 18 10:00am-4:00pm

Winchester – The Movie & Lunch

Graton Casino

Wednesday, April 14 8:00am-6:00pm $40/Person Course #7357

March – California Academy of Sciences

ACC Classes and Activities n n n

F i t n e s s

S e n i o r B o o t C a m p

Senior Boot Camp focuses on function with a dose of modification and motivation Experience a workout that includes strength, agility, balance, and core.

Paul Scherman

$15 monthly/$5 drop-in per class for one day per week

T 11:00am-12:00pm Ongoing ACC

Th 11:00am-12:00pm Ongoing ACC

C h a i r Yo g a

Yoga brings a calm mind, a flexible body, and helps with balance and stability Come join us and we’ll move to the music together!

While seated on chairs, seniors can do versions of twists, hip stretches, forward bends, and mild backbends Enjoy the health benefits of yoga, including improved muscle tone, better breathing habits, reduction of stress, better sleep, and a sense of well-being

Christine Salah

$15 monthly/$5 drop-in per class for one day per week

T 10:30am-11:30am Ongoing ACC

Th 10:30am-11:30am Ongoing ACC

R e i k i

Reiki Masters and practitioners offer this hands-on energy that helps your body to balance, relax, calm, and be energized at the same time. Sign up at the Reception Desk or call (650) 802-4384. No cost.

Amy Yoshida, Volunteer, Reiki Master

W 1:00pm-2:30pm Ongoing ACC

Ta i C h i

Learn the practice of joy through movement Relaxing and flowing exercises are given to energize the body No pre-registration necessary No cost

Rita Hubner and Patricia Snowden

T/W 9:00am-9:30am Ongoing ACC

Susan Hu and Ajin Wang

T/W 9:30am-10:00am Ongoing ACC

Pathfinder and Challenge Hikes see page 39.

Join Fitness instructor Paul Sherman as he gets you into shape to enjoy traveling! Whether you want to take a day trip with the ACC or travel abroad, this class is designed to build your endurance, balance, and strength, so that you can keep up with a tour guide, or climb the stairs of Machu Picchu.

Paul Scherman

$15 monthly/$5 drop-in per class

W 11:00am-12:00pm Ongoing ACC

S t r e t c h , S t r e n g t h a n d

Exercise is an important part of the health and wellness of seniors. It helps increase your metabolism, energy levels, and alertness Research shows that those suffering from chronic illness benefit from exercise even if it is done while sitting in a chair Chair exercises are great for older adults, those with disabilities, poor balance, or anyone who has trouble standing or getting on the floor to do exercises They are always gentle on the body and generally safe for most people to do It is always a good idea to talk to your doctor before beginning a new exercise program, but you are not likely to injure yourself doing any of these exercises. Bring a 5 lb. dumbbell weight with you to the first class. Be sure to wear loose clothing and comfortable, supportive shoes No cost M/W/F 9:00am-10:00am Ongoing ACC

S e n i o r F e n c i n g

Senior Fencing is an interesting way to exercise for seniors The movements, agility training, and non-traumatic contact is perfect for seniors, even those with light-to-moderate disabilities like arthritis or joint replacements. People need variety to help make their exercise a life-long endeavor and fencing is a great addition to the mix

Paul Scherman

$15 Monthly M 10:30am-11:30am Ongoing ACC

C r e a t i v e A r t s

A d u l t C o l o r i n g

Coloring isn’t just for kids! Adult Coloring can be beneficial for adults, namely for its de-stressing power. The Center will supply all coloring materials (paper, color sheets, pens, and pencils)

$10 Monthly or $3 drop-in

W 10:30am-12:00pm Ongoing ACC

J o y o f W a t e r c o l o r

Enjoy this class of experimentation and fun while you learn the fundamentals of watercolor Suitable for all levels subject matter will include land and cityscapes, still-life, design and composition, and use of color

William Dunn

$60 Monthly

T 10:00am-12:00pm Ongoing ACC

H a n d C r a f t s — K n i t t i n g C l u b

Do you enjoy knitting? Bring your project, supplies, and join in Lots of pleasant company, help and advice from the group. The club meets Fridays, 9:30am-11:30am. No cost.

D a n c e

S e n i o r Ta p D a n c e

Tap Dance is a fun way to exercise with tap steps! Tap dancing can improve your balance and flexibility. This class keeps seniors on their toes mentally and physically

Lauren Mayer

$15 Monthly

M 1:00pm-2:00pm Ongoing ACC

H e a l t h & W e l l n e s s

M i n d f u l n e s s M e d i t a t i o n

We invite you to join us for “Mindfulness Meditation” from 11:00am-12:00pm at the San Carlos Adult Community Center This class is taught with love by Bev Childs There’s no charge and no experience necessary For more information on this class please contact Bev Childs at (650) 593-8827.

B l o o d P r e s s u r e S c r e e n i n g — C h e c k , C h a n g e , C o n t r o l

It ’s important that your blood pressure be within a healthy range While high blood pressure rarely has symptoms, the good news is that it can be diagnosed using a simple test with a blood pressure monitor The Adult Community Center offers “FREE” blood pressure screenings on the 3rd Tuesday of every month from 11:00am12:00pm, provided by Sequoia Hospital No appointments necessary!

B a l a n c e & B r a i n s

Balance & Brains is an innovative combination of specific activities designed to improve memory, reasoning, conceptualization, language, problem solving, and balance skills.

Paul Scherman

$15 monthly/$5 drop-in per class for one day per week

T 12:15pm-1:15pm Ongoing ACC

Th 12:15pm-1:15pm Ongoing ACC

To

t a l H e a l t h B r a i n C l a s s

The current science suggests that to achieve sharper thinking and ward off dementia, we must practice better health habits across the three main dimensions of wellness: physical, intellectual, and socio-emotional health. Pursuing activities that promote engagement in all these areas such as getting regular exercise, playing games that test our ability to “think fast,” stretching our minds with new intellectual pursuits, and staying socially connected are all paths to better brain fitness 6-week course

Paul Scherman

$40 Per Session

W 10:00am-11:00am 1/27-2/21 ACC

W 10:00am-11:00am 3/7-4/11 ACC

S p e c i a l I n t e r e s t O p i n i o n E x c h a

The 2nd Monday of each month your host will be Jim Dunbar of KGO Radio fame. This informal meeting will include current events, commentary, and then some. No pre-registration necessary. No cost. M 10:00am-11:30am Ongoing ACC

AARP Smart Driver Program (Ages 50+ yrs)

A 2-day mature driver program sponsored by AARP Space is limited, advance registration is required Make check payable to AARP and give to instructor on day of class

$15 AARP Member/$20 Non-Member

T & Th 9:00am-1:00pm 1/16 & 1/18 ACC 4/17 & 4/19 A

Space is limited, advance registration is required. This AARP Refresher Course is an option for people who have completed the full 8-hour class in the past All participants must take the 8-hour class the first time The senior driver improvement insurance discount lasts three years. When it’s time to renew, participants can choose to either repeat the 8-hour class or take the 4-hour refresher class. Make check payable to AARP and give to instructor on day of class

$15 AARP Member/$20 Non-Member Th 8:30am-1:00pm 3/1 ACC

S o c i a l C o n n e c t i o n s

D r o p - i n G a m e s a n d A c t i v i t i e s

n Canasta Mondays, 12:30-3:00pm

n Bingo Mondays, 1:00-3:00pm, cards cost $1 each/6 for $5

n Bocce Ball Thursdays, 9:30am-11:30am at the Burton Park Bocce Ball Court

n Hearts — Thursdays,12:00-4:00pm

n Mexican Train Fridays, 12:30pm

n Movies Tuesdays and Fridays, 1:00-3:30pm, FREE!

n Pedro Card Club (Intermediate Level) Tuesdays and Thursdays, 12:30-4:00pm

n Poker — Tuesdays and Fridays, 11:30am-3:30pm

F I S H Fr i e n d s i n S e r v i c e t o H u m a n i t y

FISH is a volunteer-based transportation service to medical appointments sponsored by the Presbyterian Church. Call (650) 593-1288 at least 24 hours ahead of day needed

people who cannot use the regular public bus system It is part of SamTrans Transportation for Mobility Impaired For more info or to request a Redi-Wheels application, call (800) 660-4287.

Lyft Concierge San Carlos Adult Community Center (ACC) in partnership with Sequoia Healthcare District and hosted by PVI Little House, is pleased to offer this cost-effective ride option If you need a ride to or from your home in San Carlos to the ACC or to doctor appointments, dentist and other medical services, call our direct transportation hotline number at (650) 272-5040. A Lyft driver will come to your house within a few minutes and bring you to the ACC When you are finished enjoying your visit at the ACC, Lyft will get you a safe ride back home The cost of each ride is $4 flat. Registration is required to be a part of this service and you can do so in person at the ACC or call (650) 272-5040.

Facility Types

Adult Community Center (650) 802-4113

Part ies and Meet ings

Youth Center (650) 802-4471

Part ies, Meet ings, and Gymnasium Rentals

Picnic and Bocce Ball Reservations (650) 802-4382

R e g i s t e r E a r l y . . .

We don’t like to cancel classes but sometimes it becomes necessary due to low enrollment. To help ensure the class or activity you are interested in meets, register at least one week prior to the first day.

R

e g i s t r a t i o n D a t e s

Online, Mail-in, Fax-in and Drop-off Registration

Residents Non-Residents

Starts November 28 Starts December 5

All Resident registration (mail, fax, or drop-off) received prior to the registration start date will be held and processed randomly beginning November 28

4 E a s y W a y s t o R e g i s t e r . . .

Online

www cityofsancarlos org/register

Mail-in

Parks & Recreation Registration

601 Chestnut Street San Carlos, CA 94070

Fax-in

24 hours a day using Visa or MasterCard to (650) 595-6708

Walk-in and Drop-off

at the Recreation Office

601 Chestnut Street, San Carlos

Online Registration Account

To register online, create an account by visiting www cityofsancarlos org/register and click on the “Create My Account” tab You will be prompted to fill out all information necessary to build your account...just don’t forget to add the kids! You may also complete an “Account Request Form” found online for us to create your account for you. Just submit the completed form by email to recreation@cityofsancarlos org or by visiting us at the Adult Community Center, located at 601 Chestnut Street

Registration Office Hours

Monday through Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm Call (650) 8024382 for information about registration, classes, special events, rentals, and activities

Resident/Non-Resident Fees

Resident (R) fees apply to anyone with a home San Carlos mailing address Non-Resident (NR) fees apply to anyone living in another city.

Refund Policy

If you withdraw from a class at least five or more working days before the class starts, a refund less a $10 processing fee will be issued. Special policies apply for Adult Trips/Tours and Adventure Camps Full refunds are given for classes cancelled by the Parks & Recreation Department

Payment Methods

We gladly accept Visa, MasterCard, check and cash

Please complete entire form.

Primary Contact

Name (Adult): LAST FIRST

Address: STREET ADDRESS CITY ZIP

Phone Number: ( ) ( ) PRIMARY NUMBER

Cell Phone: ( )

SECONDARY NUMBER

Cell Phone Carrier: IF YOU WISH TO RECEIVE TEXT ALERTS (ATT, VERIZON, ETC )

Emergency Contact: ( ) NAME PHONE NUMBER

Email Address: FOR RECEIPTS, NEWS, UPDATES, ETC.

Activity Registration

Do you have any special needs that require specific accommodations so you can fully enjoy one of our classes or facilities? n Please contact me about my need for disabled services.

the registered person have any

If yes, please describe:

Waiver and Photo Release

Liability Waiver: I hereby absolve and hold harmless the City of San Carlos, the San Carlos School District (when District facilities are used or a program is co-sponsored), and the Parks and Recreation Foundation of San Carlos, their respective officers, employees, and instructors, from all injuries, claims, or liabilities that may result from my participation or my minor child’s participation in the above activities. If the above participant is a minor, I give my consent to his/her participation. I am aware the activity may involve risk of injury and assume all risks for injuries received Photo/Video Release: I agree to the use of my/our photograph/video for City and/or Parks & Recreation Foundation publicity Please sign below.

Participant Signature: Date:

San Carlos Parks Directory n n n

Arguello Park

260 Wellington Dr (at Phelps Rd )

Big Canyon Park

3190 Brittan Ave

Burton Park

900 Chestnut (Brittan Ave , Cedar St , Arroyo Ave )

Cedar Street Neighborhood Park

100 Block of Cedar St

Chilton Park

48 Bayview Dr.

City Hall Park

1401 San Carlos Ave.

Crestview Park (Nannarone Field)

1000-A Crestview Dr (at Leslie Ct )

Eaton Park

3000 Eaton Ave (west end of Eaton Ave )

Frank D. Harrington Park

759 Laurel St

Heather Dog Area

2700 Melendy Dr (west side of Heather School)

Highlands Park

2600 Melendy Dr. (at Aberdeen Dr.)

Hillcrest Circle Park

280 Hillcrest Rd. (at Arundel Rd.)

Laureola Park

503 Old County Rd

North Crestview

350 Crestview Dr

San Carlos Avenue Neighborhood Park

2400 Block of San Carlos Ave

Vista Park

401 Crestview Dr

Lost items recovered from our parks are stored at the Corp Yard for 30 days. Please call (650) 802-4140 to make an appointment to view lost items. Appointments are available Tuesday-Thursday, 9:00am-3:00pm.

OPENS IN 2018!

Special Events n n n

Elder Care Resource Fair 2018

Mark Your Calendars!

From January 27–February 3

San Carlos will celebrate its 19th Annual Week of the

Saturday, February 17 9:00am-1:00pm

Stop by the San Car los Adult Community Center for a community education event. Lear n about local resources available for older adults and their loved ones

Event sponsored by The Daily Jour nal

“A Night to Remember”

S e n i o r P r o m F r i d a y, M a r c h 1 6 6 : 0 0 p m

$ 25 Pe r Pe rso n

The evening will include a slow motion congo line, crowning of the Prom King and Queen, photo booth, and lots of dancing. We will have a fantastic DJ and an amazing dinner to make this “A Night to Remember.”

Brought to you by the San Carlos Youth Advisor y Council and Carlmont High School Key Club.

Families will have many opportunities to take in activities to celebrate and strengthen the values of our family-centered community. San Carlos families t ake many forms and everyone in our community is encouraged to join the fun!

Look for more inform ation on these m an y events that are plann ed:

n Family Hike n Hiller Flight Night

n Cooking School n Mobile Family Search

n Adult Trivia Contest n Family Game Night

n Cooks Night Off n Citywide Roshambo Fin als

n Librar y Event n Scavenger Hunt

n Family Stor y time n Geocaching

n Teen/Parent Service n and lots more! Event

www.sancarlosweekofthefamily.org

Friday, Ja nua ry 26 6:00-9:00p m

Adu lt Com mu n ity Center

601 Chestnut Street, San Ca rlos

$20 Per Person

(Includes Fam ily-Style Dinner & 3 Bingo Cards)

Come one, come a ll and enjoy an even ing of food, fu n and friendsh ip. Enjoy a delicio us fa m ily style pasta dinner followed by a fu n n ight of b ingo. A va riety of ga mes will be played a long with raffle tickets and pu ll tabs Additiona l b ingo ca rds ava ilab le for pu rchase. Co u rse #7322