Fall/Winter 2025 Activity Guide

COMMUNITY EVENTS

August

August 9

Tapestry of Cultures Tour

Santa Rosa Rural Cemetery

10-11am; Tours leave every 20 minutes from Franklin Gate FREE! Donations appreciated

Pre-registration recommended See page 7 for more info.

August 15 (Moana 2), 22 (Inside Out 2), 29 (Up)

Movies in the Park at Howarth Park

Enjoy a free featured movie out on the lower lawn at sundown (approximately 8pm). Visit SRCity.org/MoviesInThePark for more details.

September

September 5 (Minecraft), 12 (Mufasa)

Movies in the Park at Howarth Park

Enjoy a free featured movie out on the lower lawn at sundown (approximately 7:45pm). Visit SRCity.org/MoviesInThePark for more details.

September 19

Oktoberfest (Ages 50+)

12-1:30pm • Finley Courtyard

$9 members/$12 non-members

Come celebrate autumn at the annual Oktoberfest, featuring a complete BBQ lunch with German sausages and non-alcohol beverages. Pre-registration by 9/12 required, use code 81534.

September 19-20

Lamplight Tours at the Rural Cemetery

7:10-9:30pm; Tours leave every 20 minutes from the McDonald Gate $40-$50; Pre-registration required. See page 7 for details and to register.

September 20

Fall Into Fitness - Class Demo Day FREE!

9am-12pm, Ages 18+ • Finley Community Center

Join us for a morning of adult and senior exercise and dance classes. Classes are free, but pre-registration is required; you can register for up to three classes for free! Visit SantaRosaRec.com on or after Aug. 8 to register

October

October 1-31

Pumpkins in the Parks: A Santa Rosa Scavenger Hunt FREE!

Hunt for pumpkins in our City parks with Halloween treats awaiting our cleverest hunters! Visit SRCity.org/PumpkinHunt for the list of participating parks.

October 4 & 6

Santa Rosa History Tour on Rosie the Trolley 10am-12pm; Departs from Howarth Park $25-$35; pre-registration required. See page 7 for details and to register.

October 18

Floating Pumpkin Patch

$12 (includes pumpkin); pre-registration required at SRCity.org/FPP or call 707-543-3421

Join us at Ridgway Swim Center for an afternoon filled with games and pumpkin hunting, decorating, and splashing fun!

October 25

Halloween at Howarth (ages 12 and under)

Presale tickets only, $7 (Basic) & $20 (Deluxe); register and purchase at SRCity.org/HAH

Come out to Howarth Park in your favorite costume for trick-ortreating and fun! Sign up early, this event sells out.

November

November 7-16

A Theater for Children Presents: TBD

A Participation Play for Children Steele Lane Community Center

Visit ATheaterForChildren.com for information and tickets.

Show Times:

Friday, 11/7, 7pm

Friday, 11/14, 7pm Saturday, 11/8, 1 & 3:30pm Saturday, 11/15, 1 & 3:30pm Sunday, 11/9, 3pm Sunday, 11/16, 3pm

COMMUNITY EVENTS

December

December 6-7

Handmade Holiday Crafts Fair

Sat/Sun, 10am-4pm • Finley Community Center

$5 adults; kids under 12 are free

Attend this popular annual fair featuring booths with handcrafted items created and sold by the artists. Information at SRCity.org/ CraftsFair or 707-543-3737.

December 6-7

Holiday Open House at Luther Burbank Home & Gardens

Sat/Sun, 10am-4pm • Luther Burbank Home & Gardens

$3 adults; kids under 12 are free

Visit this gorgeous historic site decorated for the holidays in turnof-the-century style. Shop for unique gift items and enjoy tea and cookies in the Greenhouse. Information at lutherburbank.org or 707-524-5445.

January

January 1

New Year’s Fit Lap Swim

11am-1pm • Ridgway Swim Center • $6

Kick off your fitness resolution for 2026 with a splash! Join our year-round lap swimmers for the first workout of the year.

January 19

MLK Day of Service

9am-12pm • Martin Luther King, Jr. Park

Make it a day on, not a day off, by joining with local community groups in honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Volunteers will help with picking up litter, mulching, weeding, and more. All ages welcome Visit SRCity.org/ParksVolunteer to register.

February

February 7

December 13

Holiday Pajama Party with Santa 9-10am OR 11am12pm, Ages 3-7 • Finley Community Center

$20/Child

Join us in your favorite winter holiday pajamas as your child enjoys cookie decorating, a holiday story, dancing to festive music, and photo time with Santa Claus. Preregistration required, use code 81392 (9-10am) or 81393 (11am-12pm) at SantaRosaRec.com or call 707-543-3737.

A Start for Your Heart – Class Demo Day FREE!

9am-12pm, Ages 18+ • Finley Community Center

In honor of American Heart Month, join us for a morning of complimentary adult and senior exercise and dance classes, and resources to help you to protect yourself against heart disease. Visit SantaRosaRec.com on or after Aug. 1 to register.

February 28

Fairytale Ball

4-6:30pm, Ages 3-12 & Chaperones

Finley Community Center

$40 per Adult/Child Couple

Join us for an evening of dancing, activities, light refreshments, and a visit from a special guest!

Pre-registration required, use code 81988 at SantaRosaRec.com or call 707-543-3737.

SPECIAL DESTINATIONS

Howarth Community Park

630 Summerfield Rd • 707-543-3425

HowarthPark@srcity.org | HowarthPark.com

Visit“The Jewel”of Santa Rosa! This 138-acre community park provides seemingly endless recreational opportunities There’s beautiful Lake Ralphine for fishing and boating, a softball field, tennis and pickleball courts, picnic areas, unique playground structures, miles of hiking and jogging trails, and the K-Land amusement area.

FALL/WINTER HOURS

Trails, Playgrounds, Fishing

Open 7 days a week, sunrise - sunset

K-Land, Boathouse

Sat & Sun, 11am-5pm

Boathouse: Aug. 9 - Sept. 28

K-Land: Aug. 9 - Oct. 26

PLEASE NOTE:

• Open on Labor Day (Sept. 1)

• Rides close on rainy days, call 707-543-3425 after 9am on the day of your visit to confirm.

THINGS TO DO

K-Land Attractions

Rides

Take a ride on the train or carousel!

$3 Each • 25 tickets $60

Ponies

Boating on Lake Ralphine Boat Rentals

Paddleboat: $15/hr • 4 people max (740 lbs., 2 Adults and 2 Youth)

Single Kayak: $8/hr • 1 person

Double Kayak: $10/hr • 2 people

Canoe: $12/hr • 4 people max/730 lbs.

Ride around the corral in an outdoor setting through the trees at Howarth Park. No minimum age limit, but maximum weight limit of 100 pounds per rider.

$10/1 lap

$15/2 laps

$80/10 ticket pony pass

Land of Imagination

This unique playground offers a children’s “Walk Through Time” where you can dig for dinosaur bones, watch a volcano erupt, stroll the streets of Old West Town, or conquer the giant net climber.

Please note:

Fees are subject to change.

ACTIVITES IN THE PARK

Birthday Parties:

See SRCity.org/BirthdayParty

Halloween at Howarth: See page 2

Picnic Site Reservations: See page 40

Stand Up Paddleboard: $12/hr • 1 person

Sailboat: $12/hr • 2 people max/370 lbs You must have experience sailing and pass a short sailing test. Call ahead before sailboat rental at 707-543-3425, ext. 6.

*Lifejackets are included with the rental and MUST be worn.

Bring Your Own Boat

Boats under 20 feet, non-motorized or with electric engines ONLY are allowed.

Private Group Classes*

Arrange your own boating class for a group of four or more.

Email howarthpark@srcity.org or call 707-543-3298.

*Subject to staffing availability

Fishing

California Department Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) stocks Lake Ralphine regularly with trout and catfish. All CDFW regulations are in effect and a fishing license is required.

Spray Ground at Prince Gateway Park

171 Santa Rosa Avenue

It’s free to enjoy this beat-the-heat option at Santa Rosa’s Prince Gateway Park located near downtown. Dates and times subject to change.

May 24-September 1 7 days a week, 11am-6pm

Luther Burbank

Home & Gardens

Santa Rosa Avenue at Sonoma Avenue LutherBurbank.org • 707-524-5445

Visit the historic landmark home and gardens of renowned horticulturalist Luther Burbank who lived in Santa Rosa for 50 years and developed more than 800 varieties of plants. For operating hours and tour information, visit lutherburbank.org or call 707-524-5445.

Redwood Empire Live Steamers Interactive Museum

Youth Community Park

1701 Fulton Rd.

First weekend of the month

May-October

Donation requested

Jump aboard the mini train at Youth Community Park operated by a volunteer organization dedicated to preserving Sonoma County’s railroad history through the re-creation, in miniature, of railroad equipment and historic landmarks.

Schedule: 8/2 & 8/3; 9/6 & 9/7; 10/4 & 10/5

Pump Track

Northwest Community Park 2880 West Steele Lane

Take a ride on the pump track at Northwest Community Park open seven days a week for the enjoyment of all, weather permitting. It is maintained by Redwood Trails Alliance & TREK Store in Santa Rosa through Rec & Parks’ Adopt-A-Green Space Program.

Fly Casting Pond

Galvin Community Park 3330 Yulupa Avenue

The fly-casting pond, located adjacent to the dog park at Galvin Community Park, is open for community use during park hours The pond was built by the Russian River Fly Fishers club in the 1980s and donated to the City. Club members host free casting clinics open to everyone. Visit RRFlyFisher.org for more information.

SPECIAL DESTINATIONS

Santa Rosa Rural Cemetery

1600 Franklin Ave • SRCity.org/RuralCemetery • 707-543-3279

Open Daily, Sunrise to Sunset

This 17-acre historic landmark located in the heart of Santa Rosa was a burial site for early residents, primarily from the 1850s to 1930s. Burial plot maps and self-guided tour brochures are available at the kiosks and online at SRCity.org/RuralCemetery

Guided Tours at the Rural Cemetery

Volunteers with the Rural Cemetery Preservation Committee bring Santa Rosa’s rich history to life with guided tours and events, including free tours (donations appreciated) and the group’s popular fee-based Lamplight and Darkside tours. See page 7 for tour listings and to register.

Did You Know?

Volunteers restored the Rural Cemetery from decades of neglect and now operate the tours and volunteer their time to maintain and improve this historic site. Learn more at: SRCity.org/RuralCemetery

Bennett Valley Golf Course, Restaurant & Event Center

3330 Yulupa Avenue

Bennett Valley Golf Course features native oak, redwood, and pine trees enhancing the course’s beauty and creating a classic, natural setting. The par 72, 6,500-yard course (from the tips) is considered one of best maintained in the area. The driving range has natural grass and artificial mats. There is a large practice putting green and a full-service restaurant and event center.

Photo Credit: Olivia Corey

Santa Rosa Rural Cemetery Tours

1600 Franklin Avenue

Volunteers with the Rural Cemetery Preservation Committee bring rich history to life with guided tours and events at Santa Rosa’s pioneer cemetery.

Tapestry of Cultures Tour

Sat, 8/9 at 10am, 10:20am, 10:40am & 11am

Free – Pre-registration recommended Tour departs from the Franklin gate

Explore the history and influence of the diverse cultures of those who rest at Santa Rosa’s pioneer cemetery. This tour is free, donations are appreciated. Please wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for uneven surfaces and slopes.

LamplightTours

Fri OR Sat • Ages 11+

Pre-registration required - $40-$50 Tour departs from the McDonald gate

Take a night tour of Santa Rosa’s pioneer cemetery to experience dramatic portrayals of our town’s early settlers. Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a flashlight. Tours depart from the McDonald Gate. NOTE: uneven surfaces and slopes with limited lighting. Vignettes may contain historical mature content.

Fri, Sept. 19

Session Code

7:10pm 77892

7:30pm 77894

7:50pm 77895

8:10pm 77898

8:30pm 77900

8:50pm 77903

9:10pm 77904

9:30pm 77905

Sat, Sept. 20

Session Code

7:10pm 77907

7:30pm 77908

7:50pm 77909

8:10pm 77910

8:30pm 77912

8:50pm 77913

9:10pm 77914

9:30pm 77917

Rosie the TrolleyTours

History Tours

10am-12pm; Departs from Howarth Park $25-$35; pre-registration required Half of proceeds go to the Recreation & Parks Scholarship Fund

Take a two-hour Trolley tour of Santa Rosa and explore its history with Santa Rosa’s most charismatic historian, Bill Montgomery The Remains to be Seen tour will explore Santa Rosa’s historic buildings and sites. The Movie Sites and Art Works tour will explore sites where movies were filmed and artworks that are significant to Santa Rosa.

Session Time Code

10/4 Remains to be Seen 81356 10/6 Movie Sites and Art Works 81357

GUIDED TOURS & EVENTS

Holiday Lights Tour

Jump aboard Rosie the Trolley and join us on a holiday journey with festive music as we view the sparkling lights throughout various Santa Rosa neighborhoods. Public tours with individual tickets and private group tours for organized groups are available. All tours depart from the Finley Community Center.

Public Tours

Tue OR Thu, 6:30pm-8:30pm

$20-$30/seat, max 25 people

Session Day Code

12/9 Tue 81361

12/11 Thu 81362

12/16 Tue 81363

12/23 Tue 81364

Private Group Tours

Various Days and Times

$500-$525, max 25 people

Session Day Time Code

12/8 Mon 6:30-8:30pm 81379

12/10 Wed 6:30-8:30pm 81380

12/12 Fri 7-9pm 81381

12/14 Sun 6:30-8:30pm 81382

12/15 Mon 6:30-8:30pm 81383

12/17 Wed 6:30-8:30pm 81384

12/20 Sat 7-9pm 81385

12/21 Sun 6:30-8:30pm 81386

12/22 Mon 6:30-8:30pm 81387

ACTIVITIES CREEK STEWARDSHIP VOLUNTEER

TAKE CARE OF YOUR CREEK

Sonoma Water and the City of Santa Rosa support individuals, businesses, neighbors, and community groups who volunteer as Creek Stewards to help keep local creeks clean and safe. Creek Stewards care for a stretch of creek and help with restoration projects, pick up litter, and provide suggestions that add to the public’s enjoyment of the trails, scenery, and wildlife. To learn more about your local creek and for information on becoming a Creek Steward, visit SRCity.org/CreekStewardship, call (707) 543-3845, or email creeks@srcity.org.

ORGANIZE YOUR OWN CREEK CLEANUP!

For help organizing a creek cleanup with your neighborhood, school, group, or business, email creeks@srcity.org or call 707-543-3845.

NEED COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS?

Creek cleanups are great community service projects for students.

FIRST SATURDAY CLEANUPS ON PRINCE MEMORIAL GREENWAY

Dates: Sept. 6, Oct. 4, Nov. 1, Dec. 6, Jan. 3, Feb. 7, March 7

Time: 10 a.m. to noon | Location: Olive Park footbridge (near 1698 Hazel St.)

On the first Saturday of every month, help take care of Santa Rosa Creek flowing through the heart of downtown. The Greenway provides a home for river otters, kingfishers, egrets, and steelhead trout as well as parks, public art, and recreation.

2025 CREEK WEEK

Dates: Sept. 20 through Sept. 26

Celebrate throughout the week with fun and engaging activities for all ages. For more than a decade, Creek Week has offered educational events and volunteer creek cleanups. This year, we invite you and your family to celebrate and explore your local creeks in new ways. Visit SRCity.org/CreekWeek for more information.

RUSSIAN

RIVERKEEPER CREEK CLEANUPS (AGES 8 AND UP)

Dates:Third Saturday of every month |Time: 10 a.m. to noon

Location: Olive Park footbridge (near 1698 Hazel St.)

Clean up Santa Rosa Creek along the Prince Memorial Greenway with Russian Riverkeepers on the third Saturday of every month. Visit russianriverkeeper.org/volunteer for more information.

CREEK WEEK: 41st ANNUAL SONOMA COUNTY COAST AND CREEK CLEANUP (AGES 5 AND UP)

Date: Sat., Sept. 20 |Time: 10 a.m. to noon

Location: Olive Park footbridge (near 1698 Hazel St.)

Kick off Creek Week by joining us along Santa Rosa Creek for the 41st Annual Sonoma County Creek and Coast Cleanup. Santa Rosa’s 100 miles of creeks flow to the Russian River and then out to the Pacific Ocean. Up to 80% of ocean debris originates from land-based sources.

19th ANNUAL MLK, JR. NATIONAL DAY OF SERVICE ON PINER CREEK (ALL AGES WELCOME)

Date: Mon., Jan. 19 |Time: 1 to 3 p.m.

Location: 3215 Coffey Lane (on-street parking on Bluebell Dr.)

Participate in the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Day of Service by joining your community for a creek cleanup along Piner Creek. Heavy rain cancels, in light rain the work continues.

Please register for all events at SRCity.org/CreekStewardship.

VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES

Volunteer with Recreation & Parks

We love our volunteers and invite you to join us to make a difference in our parks! A few ways to get involved are listed below. For more information on these programs, and to view a full list and sign up for volunteer opportunities, visit SRCity.org/ParksVolunteer

ORGANIZE A PARK PROJECT OR CLEAN UP

Your service club, scout troop, neighborhood, church, school, or business may hold a volunteer workday or special project in one of our parks.

PARK-A-MONTH VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

Join us on the second Saturday of the month for these monthly, family-friendly workdays that help beautify our parks through tasks such as picking up litter, spreading mulch, cleaning, pruning, weeding and more. We provide tools. Individuals and service groups welcome. See Volunteer Event Calendar.

VOLUNTEER WITH LUTHER BURBANK HOME & GARDENS

If you love learning about gardens, local history, antiques, nature and meeting interesting people from around the world, become a Luther Burbank Home & Gardens volunteer. Help plan events and work on special projects, plus enjoy exclusive volunteer appreciation events! For more information, visit lutherburbank.org

VOLUNTEER WITH SANTA ROSA RURAL CEMETERY

The Santa Rosa Rural Cemetery is volunteer-operated and maintained. If you would like to support this historical gem, join a volunteer workday on the third Saturday of each month, maintain a plot through the Adopt-A-Plot program, join the Rose Brigade or serve on the Preservation Committee. Those are just some of the ways to volunteer!

ADOPT-A-GREEN SPACE PROGRAM

Help keep Santa Rosa’s parks and green spaces beautiful! The Adopt-A-Green Space program welcomes individuals or groups who want to volunteer on a regular basis to care for a specific park or green space in Santa Rosa. Participants commit to adopting the space for at least a year and performing tasks such as weeding, planting, season maintenance, litter removal, graffiti removal, or other special projects. Visit SRCity.org/ AdoptAGreenSpace to apply.

Contact Us: 707-543-3279 volunteer@srcity.org SRCity.org/ParksVolunteer

2025 Park-A-Month

Second Saturday of the month 9am-12pm

For a full list of volunteer opportunities or to sign up for an event, please visit SRCity.org/ParksVolunteer

August 9

Youth Community Park – 1701 Fulton Rd.

September 6 (First Saturday)

Olive Park & Prince Memorial Greenway – 105 Orange St. October 11

Northwest Community Park – 2880 W. Steele Ln. November 8

A Place to Play Community Park – 2375 W. 3rd St. December 13

Franklin Community Park – 2095 Franklin Ave.

VOLUNTEER WITH A CITY BOARD, COMMISION OR COMMITTEE

Are you passionate about parks and recreation, community engagement, climate, housing, or other activities that impact our community’s quality of life? If so, consider applying to a board, commission, or committee seat that supports the City and the City Council These citizen volunteers assist with local government, making Santa Rosa a better place to live, work and play. Visit SRCity.org/ BoardsAndCommissions for more information.

Volunteer Event Calendar

YOUTH Tot Classes

TEENY TOTS

Tue/Thu, 10:30-11:30am • Ages 2-3

Finley/Madrone Rm

$120-$160 (8-10 classes)

Join this safe, stimulating, and creative environment for 2-3-year-olds and their adults. Share in your child’s joy and accomplishments as they explore arts & crafts, story-time, singing, games and socialization to help them prepare for preschool. One parent/adult must accompany each child. Instructor: SR Rec & Parks staff

Session Code

8/26-9/25 81685

10/7-10/30 81688

11/13-12/18* 81689

1/13-2/12 81690

*No class 11/25, 11/27, 12/4

TINY TOTS

Mon/Wed/Fri, 9-11:30am • Ages 3 ½-5

Finley/Madrone Rm

$322-$332 (14 classes)

Oodles of fun activities to keep your 3 ½-5-yearold engaged and growing in confidence and ability! Tiny Tots helps strengthen TK and Kindergarten readiness through art, songs, music, games, stories, socialization, and outdoor play. Children must be toilet-trained (no pullups). Proof of age may be requested. Priority registration given to current participants. Instructor: SR Rec & Parks staff

Session Code

8/25-9/26* 81684

*No class 9/1

KINDERGYM

Mon, Wed OR Fri • Ages 1-4

Finley/Live Oak Rm

$12-$50 (1-5 classes)

Help your child thrive as they crawl, run, jump, and play with their peers. Children increase body and social awareness and learn to participate in group activities with the help of a parent or adult care giver The environment is scaled to children’s needs and class format is open play, with parachute and song time. Adult/child ratio is 1 to 1*. Instructor: SR Rec & Parks staff

Mon, 10:30-11:30am

Session Code

8/25 81711

9/8 81712

9/15 81713

9/22 81714

10/6 81715

10/13 81716

10/20 81717

10/27 81718

11/10 81719

11/17 81720

12/1 81721

1/12 81722

1/26 81723

2/2 81724

2/9 81725

Wed, 9-10am

Session Code

8/27-9/24 81726

10/8-10/29 81727 11/12-11/19 81728 1/14-2/11 81729

Wed, 10:30-11:30am Session Code 8/27-9/24 81730 10/8-10/29 81731 11/12-11/19 81732 1/14-2/11 81733 Fri, 10:30-11:30am Session Code 10/10 81734 10/17 81735 10/24 81736 10/31 81737 11/14 81738 11/21 81739 1/16 81740 1/23 81741 1/30 81742 2/6 81743 2/13 81744

*NOTE: To keep this time safe and special for you and your child, please do not bring older siblings or unregistered friends to class.

ART 2, PLAY TOO

Mon OR Fri, 10-11:30am • Ages 2-4

Finley/Willow & Valley Oak Rms $38-$105 (2-5 classes)

This class is perfect for the child who’s full of energy and loves art. Spend the first 30 minutes of class making themed art projects together and the last hour getting excess energy out by crawling, running, jumping, and singing in Kindergym class. Monday OR Friday enrollment is recommended (art and crafts projects are the same each day). Adult/child ratio is 1 to 1*. Instructor: SR Rec & Parks staff

Mon, 10-11:30am

Session Code

8/25-9/22* 81859

10/6-10/27 81860

11/10-12/1* 81861

1/12-2/9* 81862

*No class 9/1, 11/24, 1/19

Fri, 10-11:30am

Session Code

10/10-10/31 81863

11/14-11/21 81864 1/16-2/13 81865

*NOTE: To keep this time safe and special for you and your child, please do not bring older siblings or unregistered friends to class.

YOUTH

ART 2, MUSIC TOO

Tue OR Thu, 9-10am • Ages 2-4

Finley/Madrone Rm

$60-$85 (4-5 classes)

Does your child love art and music? This class has both! Bring your tot as we make art and music together. This is a parent/child class Tuesday OR Thursday enrollment is recommended (art and crafts projects are the same each week). Adult/child ratio is 1 to 1* Instructor: SR Rec & Parks staff

Tue, 9-10am

Session Code

8/26-9/23 81866

10/7-10/28 81867

11/18-12/16* 81868

1/13-2/10 81869

*No class 11/25

ART 2, SPLASH TOO NEW!

Fri, 10:30-11:45am • Ages 2-4

Thu, 9-10am

Session Code

8/28-9/25 81870

10/9-10/30 81871

11/13-12/18* 81872

1/15-2/12 81873

*No class 11/27, 12/4

Finley/Willow Rm & Spray Ground

$95-$105 (5 classes)

Extend your summer and enter the splash zone! Spend the first 30-minutes of class diving into staff-led projects in our art room, then adventure next door to our brandnew Spray Ground at Finley Aquatic Center for a “wettacular” time! For this class session only, art projects will be different than Art 2, Play Too. Adult/child ratio is 1 to 1* Instructor: SR Rec & Parks staff

Session Code

8/29-9/26 81874

HOLLY JOLLY TOTS: GIFTS WORTH KEEPING NEW!

Mon OR Fri, 10-11am • Ages 2-4

Finley/Willow Rm

$38-$48 (2 classes)

Help your tot make gifts this holiday season that the receiver will want to keep forever! In this two-day class, we will make heartfelt, personal gifts while enjoying holiday music and stories. Monday OR Friday enrollment is recommended (projects are the same each day). Adult/ child ratio is 1 to 1*. Instructor: SR Rec & Parks staff

*NOTE: To keep this time safe and special for you and your child, please do not bring older siblings or unregistered friends to class.

Session Day Code

12/8-12/15 Mon 81876 12/12-12/19 Fri 81877

YOUTH

HAUNTED HOUSE WORKSHOP WITH LEGO® MATERIALS

Sat, 1-4pm • Ages 5-9

Finley/Cypress Rm

$47-$57 (1 class)

This Halloween season join Play-Well TEKnologies for a LEGO haunted house workshop! Participants will use their imagination to create their own spooky designs, building their haunted houses and engineering their own traps with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor. Can your LEGO minifigure make it through the haunted house without getting scared?! Contract Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies Staff

Session Code 10/18 81495

HOLIDAY GIFT WORKSHOP: ELVES IN TRAINING NEW!

Sat • Ages 4 ½-6 & 7-12

Finley/Willow Rm

$25-$55 (1 class)

Get into the holiday spirit with a little handmade magic! Start the season off right by creating one-of-a-kind gifts that your loved ones will cherish, because the best gifts are made with love (and maybe a little holiday sparkle)! Instructors: Katie Erlandson & Wina Natsir, SR Rec & Parks staff

Session Time Age Code

11/15 9:30am-11am 4 ½-6 81501 11/15 1-4pm 7-12 81502

SPOOKTACULAR HALLOWEEN CRAFTS

Sat • Ages 4 ½-6 & 7-12

Finley/Willow Rm

$25-$55 (1 class)

Halloween is not just for trick or treating…it is also time to channel creative minds in a festive way! Join us in making spooktacular Halloween decorations your family can enjoy for years to come. Bring a snack and water bottle and wear clothes that can get messy. All materials are included. Contract Instructor: Katie Erlandson & Wina Natsir, SR Rec & Parks staff

Session Time Age Code 10/4 9:30am-11am 4 ½-6 81497 10/4 1-4pm 7-12 81499

HOLIDAY

ART WORKSHOP

Sat, 9:30am-2:30pm • Ages 7-12

Finley/Willow Rm

$67-$77 (1 class)

Children get to create gifts and cards for their friends and family, while adults get uninterrupted time to complete their holiday “To-Do”lists! Participants will create watercolor cards, ornaments, and small gifts including jewelry and hand sewn lavender sachets. Contract Instructor: Kathryn Henderson

Session Code 12/13 81504

ADVENTURES IN STEM USING LEGO® MATERIALS

Mon, 9am-4pm • Ages 5-9

Finley/Cypress Rm

$95-$105 (1 class)

Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts! Build engineer-designed projects and use special pieces to create your own unique designs. Projects are rotated seasonally to ensure that both new and returning students can explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building system. Contract Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies Staff

Session Code 1/12 81506

VALENTINE’S

DAY ART WORKSHOP

Sat, 9am-12pm • Ages 7-12

Finley/Willow Rm

$46-$56 (1 class)

Hearts everywhere! We will be painting hearts on cards and creating heart sculptures mounted on a cement base using multi-mix materials. In addition, we will be creating clay hearts we can incorporate into jewelry, including for necklaces, bracelets, and pins. For our sewers we will create a small felt lavender sachet. Contract Instructor: Kathryn Henderson

Session Code 2/7 81505

YOUTH Fitness & Sports

AMERICAN KENPO KARATE

Tue/Thu/Sat • Ages 5+

Finley/Live Oak Rm

$88-$138 (11-16 classes)

This course provides harmony of the body, mind, and spirit, with instruction leading to accomplishing ranks from white belt to black belt. Self-defense techniques, sparring, fitness, and philosophy are emphasized. Students gain improved self-confidence, discipline, flexibility, balance, concentration, fitness, and respect. Individual needs and goals are addressed. Uniforms ($25) available for purchase. Test fees ($20) include belt and certificate. Contract Instructor: Tom Porter, PhD

JUNIOR BEGINNER

Tue/Thu, 5:30-6:30pm & Sat, 10-11am Beginning class for white belt through blue belt.

Session Code

9/16-10/18* 81530

10/21-12/2* 81531

1/6-2/5 81532

2/10-3/7* 81533

*No class 9/20, 10/11, 11/11, 11/27, 11/29, 2/28

JUNIOR INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED/ADULT

Tue/Thu, 6:30-7:30pm & Sat 11am-12pm

For all beginners 16+ as well as all participants purple belt through green belt.

Session Code

9/16-10/18* 81535

10/21-12/2* 81536

1/6-2/5 81537

2/10-3/7* 81538

*No class 9/20, 10/11, 11/11, 11/27, 11/29, 2/28

KIDS JUDO

Tue/Thu, 5:45-6:45pm • Ages 5-12

Finley/Valley Oak Rm

$94-$142 (18-24 classes)

Our goal is to make Judo accessible to all who step on the mat, in a safe, supportive environment. Practice proper rolling and falling techniques, learn to grip, move, grapple, and safely throw opponents. Judo knowledge, including some Japanese vocabulary, will be taught, as well as dojo conduct and discipline. Judo uniform and USJA membership required. See online for details. Contract Instructor: Shining Together Judo Directors

Session Code

9/30-12/2* 81556

1/6-3/26 81557

*No class 11/11, 11/27

LEARN TO RIDE A BIKE

Wed, 3:30pm-4:30pm • Ages 5+

Finley Park/Parking Lot

$10-$20 (1 class)

Is your child struggling to learn how to ride a bike? Through step-by-step engaging instruction, our patient instructors will help them learn to balance and get rolling. Contract Instructor: Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition Staff

Session Code 8/20 81558 9/17 81559 10/15 81561 11/12 81562 2/18 81563 Save $10 per session! Discount for Santa Rosa residents

CHEERLEADING

Mon/Wed/Sat • Grades 1-2 & 3-8

Steele Lane Community Center

$80-$90 (25 classes)

Gain experience in cheerleading, build self-esteem, and make new friends in this program for all levels! Participants practice Monday and Wednesday evenings and cheer for Jr. Warriors games on Saturday mornings. Fee includes t-shirt and shorts. Instructor: SR Rec & Parks Staff

Session Grades Code 9/6-11/1 1-2 81787 9/6-11/1 3-8 81901

FLAG RUGBY

Mon/Wed, 5-6pm • Ages 5-17

“For Pete’s Sake”Field at Northwest Community Park

2750 West Steele Lane

$20-$30 (10 classes)

The Flag Rugby program introduces a safe, tackle-free, co-ed version of the popular worldwide game. Players will be led by experienced coaches who will focus on skills development, teaching the game of rugby along with proper techniques. Contract Instructor: Santa Rosa Youth Rugby Club Coaching Staff

Session Code

9/15-10/15 80169

CITY BOOTERS SOCCER LEAGUE

Sat, 9am-1pm • Coed Ages 5-7

Rincon Valley Community Park

$110-$120 (9 classes)

This non-competitive soccer league welcomes participants of all skill levels and experience. Players will be introduced to basic fundamentals of the game, develop physical skills, and learn what it means to be a part of a team, all while keeping the focus on fun! Visit SRCity.org/CityBooters for more information. Contract Instructor: SR Rec & Parks Staff

Session Code

9/13-11/8 80168

NFL FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Mon/Wed/Sat • Grades 3-5 & 6-8

Finley Community Park

$100-$110 (24 classes)

Coed youth learn flag football fundamentals with practices on Monday and Wednesday evenings and play team games on Saturday mornings. Fee includes team jersey. Instructor: SR Rec & Parks Staff

Session Grades Code

9/15-11/8 3-5 81791

9/15-11/8 6-8 81792

SATURDAY SOCCER CLASSES

Sat • Ages 2-4, 4-6 & 6-8

Rincon Valley Community Park OR Finley Community Center

$120-$240 (4-12 classes)

Portuguese Futbol Academy presents youth soccer classes for preschool and kindergarten participants. Alek combines his education in psychology with his love for soccer to develop the youth both on and off the field. Classes are beginner friendly and accommodate all levels of skill. Contract Instructor: Alek Cordeiro

9/13-11/1 9:30-10:15am 2-4 Rincon 80171 9/13-11/1 10:30-11:15am 2-4 Rincon 80172 9/13-11/1 11:30am-12:15pm 4-6 Rincon 80174 9/13-11/1 12:30-1:15pm 6-8 Rincon 80175 1/3-1/31* 9:30-10:15am 2-4 Finley 80179 1/3-1/31* 10:30-11:15am 2-4 Finley 80180 1/3-1/31* 11:30am-12:15pm 4-6 Finley 80181 1/3-1/31* 12:30-1:15pm 6-8 Finley 81186

*No class 1/10

NATIONAL ACADEMY

OF ATHLETICS

BASKETBALL CLUB: LITTLE SHOTS & HOT SHOTS

Finley Community Center/Oak Rm

$66-$76 (4 classes)

Participants are guided through a series of rhythm, speed, balance and coordination skills and drills. Work through obstacles learning to dribble, pass and shoot. This program will introduce young kids to a fun, healthy lifestyle while learning the game of basketball. Parent participation is highly encouraged but not required. Contract Instructor: National Academy of Athletics Staff

LITTLE SHOTS Sun, 9:30-10:20am • Ages 3-4

Session Code 9/21-10/19* 80182 10/26-11/16 80185 1/18-2/8 80186

*No class 10/12

HOT SHOTS Sun, 10:30-11:20am • Ages 5-6

Session Code 9/21-10/19* 80244 10/26-11/16 80245 1/18-2/8 80246

*No class 10/12

YOUTH Gymnastics & Dance

TODDLER GYMNASTICS

Fri, 2:30-3:15pm • Ages 3-5

SR Gymnastics Center

2210 Bluebell Drive

$89-$99 (4 classes)

Have a blast learning basic gymnastic skills on Olympic apparatus. Specially designed and scaled equipment helps students gain important motor skills, increase body awareness, strength, coordination, and confidence. No experience necessary. Contract Instructor: Santa Rosa Gymnastic Center Staff

Session Code

9/5-9/26 81593

10/10-10/31 81594

11/14-12/12* 81595

12/26-1/16 81596

1/30-2/20 81597

*No class 11/28

RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS

Thu • Ages 4-6 & 7-13

Finley/Live Oak Rm

$27-$64 (3-6 classes)

Learn the beautiful sport of rhythmic gymnastics with ropes, hoops, balls, scarves, and ribbons. Class includes floor work to increase flexibility and strength, basic acrobatics skills, jumps, leaps, turns and balances, hand eye coordination, and dance. Leotard required. Shorts, leggings, or tights under leotard okay, but not required. Hair pulled back from face. No tutus or baggy clothes. Contract Instructor: Thea Torgersen

3-4pm • Ages 4-6

Session Code

9/11-10/23* 81598

11/6-11/20 81599

1/8-2/19* 81600

*No class 10/9, 1/29

4-5pm • Ages 7-13

Session Code

9/11-10/23* 81601

11/6-11/20 81602

1/8-2/19* 81603

*No class 10/9, 1/29

TUTUS FOR TWOS

Thu OR Fri, 9-10am • Ages 2-3

Finley/Live Oak Rm

$22-$43 (2-3 classes)

A wonderful world of imagination and ballet is created in this child/adult class specifically designed for the youngest dancer. Miss Jeran creates a playful, stress-free atmosphere as young children are supported by a loving adult (parents, grandparents, aunt, nanny, etc.) to develop awareness of their bodies, physical skills, and creativity. Contract Instructor: Jeran Urrutia

Thursday

Session Code

9/11-9/25 81604

10/16-10/23 81605

11/6-11/20 81606

1/8-1/22 81607

2/5-2/19 81608

Friday

Session Code

9/12-9/26 81609

10/10-10/24 81610

11/7-11/21 81611

1/9-1/23 81612

2/6-2/20 81613

BALLET & MOVEMENT NEW!

Mon, 9-10am • Ages 2-4

Finley/Live Oak Rm

$40-$50 (4 classes)

Step into a world of twirls and giggles! Our ballet & movement class for little ones and their grown up is a delightful adventure in dance Through imaginative play and gentle guidance, we explore basic ballet steps, fostering creativity and coordination with posture and technique With songs, stories, and laughter, every plié becomes a joyful leap into the magical world of contemporary movement! Contract Instructor: Dimple Kumar

Session Code

9/8-9/29 81629

10/6-10/27 81630

11/3-11/24 81631

1/5-2/2* 81632

2/9-3/9* 81633

*No class 1/19, 2/16

Save $10 per session! Discount for Santa Rosa residents

BALLET & JAZZ NEW!

Mon, 3:45-4:45pm • Ages 6-8

Finley/ Live Oak Rm

$40-$50 (4 classes)

This fun, energetic class introduces young dancers to the foundational techniques of both ballet and jazz. Dancers will explore posture, balance, and grace through classical ballet exercises, while jazz brings in upbeat rhythms, expressive movement, and dynamic footwork The class builds coordination, flexibility, and musicality in a supportive and creative environment. Contract Instructor: Dimple Kumar

Session Code

9/8-9/29 81827

10/6-10/27 81828

11/3-11/24 81831

1/5-2/2* 81833

2/9-3/9* 81836

*No class 1/19, 2/16

BALLET/TAP

Thu OR Fri • Ages 3-4 & 5-6

Finley/Live Oak Rm

$22-$43 (2-3 classes)

This combo class allows young dancers the opportunity to experience two dance styles. Beginning ballet movement and positions are taught, and simple props are used to enhance creativity Tap technique in tap shoes will help to develop counting, rhythm, and memory skills. Upbeat, playful music is used throughout. Contract Instructor: Jeran Urrutia

Thu, 10-11am • Ages 3-4

Session Code

9/11-9/25 81614

10/16-10/23 81615

11/6-11/20 81616

1/8-1/22 81617

2/5-2/19 81618

Fri, 10-11am • Ages 3-4

Session Code

9/12-9/26 81619

10/10-10/24 81620

11/7-11/21 81621

1/9-1/23 81622

2/6-2/20 81623

Fri, 3:45-4:45pm • Ages 5-6

Session Code

9/12-9/26 81624

10/10-10/24 81625

11/7-11/21 81626

1/9-1/23 81627

2/6-2/20 81628

JAZZ & MOVEMENT NEW!

Mon, 10-11am • Ages 2-4

Finley/Live Oak Rm

$40-$50 (4 classes)

This class for little ones and their grown up is the perfect introduction to dance, combining the dynamic jazz style with creative movement activities that foster imagination, coordination, and rhythm—which is key to any dance style Through clapping games, foot stomping, and dancing to various music, children will develop timing and musicality to serve as a foundation for their future dance education. Come find your rhythm! Contract Instructor: Dimple Kumar

Gymnastics & Dance

Session Code

9/8-9/29 81634

10/6-10/27 81635

11/3-11/24 81636

1/5-2/2* 81637

2/9-3/9* 81638

*No class 1/19, 2/16

YOUTH

Winter Camps

RADICAL RIDES USING LEGO® MATERIALS NEW!

Mon-Tue, 9am-12pm • Ages 5-9

Finley/Cypress Rm

$85-$95 (2 classes)

Start your engines with tens of thousands of LEGO® parts as you dive into the vast world of vehicles! Build and design an array of exciting machines, traversing land, sea, and air, with the assistance of experienced PlayWell instructors. Learn about the engineering principles behind motors, gears, and everything that vrooms and zooms! Contract Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies Staff

Session Code

11/24-11/25 81485

ARCTIC ENGINEERING USING LEGO® MATERIALS

Mon-Wed • Ages 5-7 & 7-12

Steele Lane/DeMeo Rm

$130-$140 (3 classes)

Bundle up, we’re creating a spectacular Winter Wonderland! Build bobsleds, design snowmobiles, and take a ride on the Polar Express. Explore your snowiest ideas and learn STEM concepts with tens of thousands of LEGO pieces at your mitten-tips and the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor. Contract Instructor: Play-Well TEKnologies Staff

Session Time Age Code

12/29-12/31 9am-12pm 5-7 81486 12/29-12/31 1-4pm 7-12 81487

WINTER HAND SEWING CAMP

Mon-Tue OR Mon-Wed, 9:30am-3:30pm Ages 7-12

Finley/Maple Rm

$122-$185 (2-3 classes)

GYMNASTICS CAMPS

8:30am-3:30pm • Ages 6-12

SR Gymnastics Center (2210 Bluebell Drive)

Filled with lots of gymnastics fun, flipping, jumping, swinging, and climbing. Each afternoon features a different activity, including tumbling, fitness, crafts, games, and rock climbing. NOTE: Release forms must be filled out prior to start of camp. Bring a lunch and something to drink. Contract Instructor: SRGC Staff

Thanksgiving Camps

Wed OR Fri

$80-$90 (1 class)

Session 11/26 11/28 81491

Make your own creations to go along with your holiday presents. Campers will learn sewing techniques on Monday and make creations after that, including finger puppets, a doll with clothes, a pillow, a stuffed animal, and bookmarks (campers can choose what they would like to make). Wear your pajamas on Tuesday and we will make pancakes and hot cocoa! Contract Instructor: Kathryn Henderson Code 81490

Session Code

12/22-12/23 81483

12/29-12/31 81484

WINTER CAMP WA-TAM

Mon-Wed, 8am-3pm • Ages 6-12*

Finley/Person Auditorium

$160-$170 (3 classes)

Winter Camps

Mon-Tue

$170-$180 (2 classes)

Session Code

12/22-12/23 81492 12/29-12/30 81493

Join us over winter school break for maximum indoor fun modeled after our popular Camp Wa-Tam experience and with the same great staff! Highlights include Baking Fun with Mr. Big, arts & crafts, games, skits, and a special guest. The fun culminates with campers enjoying a meal they prepare themselves, and then performing a theater program for parents, friends, and relatives. Separate registration for extended hours from 3-5:15pm is available. *Children 5¾ years who are currently enrolled in a regular kindergarten program may attend.

Session Theme Code Ext. Hours

12/22-12/24* Winter Wonderland 80925 80961

12/29-12/31 Let It Snow! 80926 80962

*Camp will run from 8am-1:30pm on 12/24 and no extended hours will be available.

Winter Camps

FENCING ADVENTURE CAMP*

Mon-Fri, 9am-12pm • Ages 7-12

En Garde Fencing Academy (917 Piner Rd, Suite D)

$180-$190 (4 classes)

Learn fencing in this fun camp created with the beginning fencer and those new to the sport in mind. Bringing the ancient art of dueling into the modern world, instructor Jim Liebich teaches the modern style of the exciting sport of fencing. Fencing, cross-training, games, and more will give students a solid foundation in this Olympic sport. Contract Instructor: Jim Liebich

Session Code

12/29-1/2* 81488

*No class 1/1

ARCHERY & SWORD ADVENTURE CAMP*

Mon-Fri, 1-4pm • Ages 7-12

En Garde Fencing Academy (917 Piner Rd, Suite D)

$180-$190 (4 classes)

Learn archery and the art of the sword in this fun camp for beginners. Using specially constructed foam weapons, this camp brings the ancient art of dueling into the modern world and combines it with the captivating sport of archery. Along with cross-training, games and more, students receive a solid foundation in these Olympic sports Contract Instructor: Jim Liebich

Session Code

12/29-1/2* 81489

*No class 1/1

*Take Both Camps Together! Enroll in the Fencing Adventure Camp AND the Archery & Sword Adventure Camp for a full day of fun! A one hour supervised lunch break will be provided for students in both camps.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ATHLETICS

THANKSGIVING BREAK ALL SPORTS CAMP

Mon-Wed • Ages 4-6 & 7-13

Finley/Person Auditorium

$132-$174 (3 classes)

This program uses fun, structured, individual and teambuilding challenges, competitions, and simple activities to teach teamwork, problem solving skills, and beginning fundamentals for sports, including throwing, catching, kicking, and running. Games may include wiffleball, soccer, capture the flag, relay/ obstacle races, and much more. Instructor: National Academy of Athletics Staff

Session Time Age Code

11/24-11/26 9am-12pm 4-6 80934

11/24-11/26 9am-12pm 7-13 80248 11/24-11/26 9am-3pm 7-13 80933

Save $10 per session! Discount for Santa Rosa residents

NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES

Neighborhood Services of Santa Rosa Recreation & Parks provides underserved youth and their families with safe places and quality programs close to home to enjoy recreational, social, and athletic activities. These programs are provided in collaboration with the Santa Rosa Violence Prevention Partnership and are supported by the voter-approved Public Safety and Prevention sales tax, the Change for Kids program, and local individuals, businesses, and organizations to make our Santa Rosa community stronger Visit SRCity.org/NeighborhoodServices to learn more.

Get Involved

BECOME A MEMBER TO PARTICIPATE

Santa Rosa residents who live in priority areas of the city identified through the Community Safety Scorecard OR who meet certain low-income criteria are eligible to participate in Neighborhood Services programs.

How to Join

1. Go online to SRCity.org/NeighborhoodServices to determine whether you live within a priority area or meet the income criteria.

2. Follow the instructions online to submit your proof of eligibility requirements.

3. Contact us today at NeighborhoodServices@srcity.org or 707-543-3737 if you need assistance.

HOW TO REGISTER FOR PROGRAMS

See page 21 for a list of upcoming Fall/Winter programs and visit SRCity.org/NeighborhoodServices for details and to register:

•Current members may register online at SRCity.org/NeighborhoodServices or call 707-543-3737.

• In-person registration and processing of new memberships is available Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm at Finley Community Center (2060 W. College Ave.)

*PLEASE NOTE: Applicants applying for a new or renewed membership must bring proof of Santa Rosa residency. Additionally, if you do not live within a priority area, please bring proof of meeting the income criteria.

NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES

Fall/Winter Programs

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS

Mon-Thu, 3-6pm

$10 entire school year

Contact us at NeighborhoodServices@ srcity.org or 707-543-3737 for program locations and more information.

CHEERLEADING

Mandatory Evaluation/Parent Info Session: Sat, 9/6

Practices: Mon/Wed, 5-6:15pm OR 6:30-7:45pm

Performances: Saturdays

Location: Steele Lane Community Center

$10 - includes t-shirt and shorts

Session Grades Code

9/6-11/1 1-2 81787

9/6-11/1 3-8 81901

JUNIOR WARRIORS BASKETBALL LEAGUE

Mandatory Evaluation/Parent Info

Session: Sat, 9/6

Practices: Mon/Wed OR Tue/Thu, 6:30-7:30pm OR 7:30-8:30pm Games: Saturdays

Location: Various SR Basketball Gymnasiums

$10 - includes team jersey

Session Grades Code

9/6-11/1 4-6 81789

9/6-11/1 7-8 81790

NFL FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Mandatory Evaluation/Parent Info

Session: Mon, 9/15

Practices: Mon/Wed, 5:15-6:30pm Games: Saturdays

Location: Finley Community Park

$10 - includes team jersey

Session Grades Code

9/15-11/8 3-5 81791

9/15-11/8 6-8 81792

PAINT & PIZZA PIT STOPS (FAMILY PAINT NIGHTS)

Fri OR Sat • Grades K-4 & 4-8

Steele Lane Community Center

$10 (includes adult/child)

Fri, 5:30-7pm Grades: K-4

Session Code

9/12 81820

10/10 81822

11/7 81825

12/12* 81830

1/9* 81834

2/13* 81837

Sat, 5-7pm Grades: 4-8

Session Code

9/13 81821

10/11 81823

11/8 81829

12/13* 81832

1/10* 81835

2/14* 81838

*Registration for December-February classes will begin Nov. 3, 2025.

SPORTS CLINICS

Tue/Thu, 5:15-6:15pm OR 6:30-7:30pm Grades 1-3 or 4-6

Steele Lane Community Center

$10

Session Grades Code

10/7-11/6 1-3 81839 10/7-11/6 4-6 81841

BRICKS’BUILDING BUDDIES

Tue/Thu, 4-5:30pm • Grades 1-4

Steele Lane Community Center

$10

Session Code 10/28-11/20 81842

1,2 STEP: AN INTRO TO DANCE

Mon/Wed, 5:30-7:30pm • Grades 3-9

Finley Person Senior Wing

$10

Session Code 11/10-1/31 81875

ARTISTIC VENTURES EXPLORATION CAMP

Mon-Wed, 8:30am-3:30pm • Grades 5-8

Steele Lane Community Center

$10

Session Code

11/24-11/26* 81880

*Camp will run from 8:30am-12:30pm on 11/26

CO-ED FUTSAL LEAGUE

Mandatory Evaluation/Parent Info Session: 12/6

Practices/Games: Tue/Thu, 6:30-7:30pm OR 7:30-8:30pm

Location: TBD

$10 - includes team uniform

Session Grades Code

12/6-2/12* 1-3 81884

12/6-2/12* 4-6 81885

*No program 12/22-1/2

FALL BREAK CAMP

Mon-Wed, 8:30am-5pm • Grades 1-6

Location TBD $10

Session Code 11/24-11/26 81889

WINTER BREAK CAMP

Mon-Fri, 8:30am-3:30pm • Grades 1-6

Location TBD

$10

Session Code

12/22-1/2* 81888

*Camp will run from 8:30am-12:30pm on 12/24 and 12/31 with no camp on 12/25 and 1/1

FAMILY FUN TIMES

Fun activities and events throughout the year for the entire family!

Halloween Bash

Oct. 25, 2025

4-6:30pm, All ages

Finley Community Park

Free; must pre-register

Code: 81890 (4:00pm check-in)

Code: 81891 (4:30pm check-in)

Code: 81892 (5:00pm check-in)

Code: 81893 (5:30pm check-in)

Fairytale Ball

Feb. 28, 2026

4-6:30pm, Ages 3-12 & Chaperones

Finley Community Center

$10 per Adult/Child Couple

Code: 81896

TEENS & ADULTS

Arts & Crafts

COLLAGE NEW!

Thu, 5:30-7:30pm • Ages 13+

Finley/Willow Rm

$100-110 (4 classes)

Learn about the theory and procedure of collage composition and then use the art of collage to create totally new pictures by arranging twodimensional flat forms and pieces on a backing with various pastes and adhesives. Components may include items such as stamps, photos, papers, old watercolors, and drawings. Contract Instructor: Kathryn Henderson

Session Code 2/5-2/26 81525

MIXED MEDIA NEW!

Wed, 5:30-7:30pm • Ages 13+

$100-$110 (4 classes)

Did you ever want to take an art class where you get to do a little bit of everything? Each week of this class will feature different materials, projects, concepts, and finished projects using watercolor, acrylics, mosaics, and wet pastels. All materials included. Contract Instructor: Kathryn Henderson Session Code 10/1-10/22 81522

HOLIDAY CARD MAKING WORKSHOP

Sat, 9:30am-3:30pm • Ages 13+

Finley/Willow Rm

$88-$98 (1 class)

Make holiday cards worth framing in this class focusing on two different methods, including watercolor using multiple techniques and Lino cutting where you will carve on a Lino piece and then roll with ink to transfer the image to the card stock. Participants will create a stamp to keep and use for future holiday cards. Multiple designs will be available along with step-by-step class instruction. All materials provided. Contract Instructor: Kathryn Henderson Session Code 11/22 81524

MOSAICS

Thu OR Sat • Ages 13+

Finley/Willow Rm

$88-$110 (1-4 classes)

Students explore all aspects of mosaics, including a 12-inch square mosaic steppingstone ready for the garden or a threedimensional vase or flowerpot, and learning to consider the curvatures as the pieces get smaller You will need to lift steppingstones (approximately 20 pounds) and are welcome to bring in pottery or tile pieces to incorporate into your work. All materials included. Materials included Contract Instructor: Kathryn Henderson

Session Day Time Code 9/27 Sat 9:30am-3:30pm 81519 81520 10/30-11/20 Thu 5:30-7:30pm

WATERCOLOR

Thu OR Sat • Ages 13+

Finley/Willow Rm

$88-$110 (1-4 classes)

Explore watercolor tools, brushes, paints, and paper, and create a basic color wheel, in this beginning or refresher course. Learn techniques by painting still life object such as fruit, flowers, land, and sea landscapes. Handouts will help students to understand the medium and step by step instruction will be given. All materials included.. All supplies included. Contract Instructor: Kathryn Henderson

Session Day Time

Code 9/4-9/25 Thu 5:30-7:30pm 81516 10/18 Sat 9:30am-3:30pm 81517 2/21 Sat 9:30am-3:30pm 81518

ACRYLICS

Sat, 9:30am-3:30pm • Ages 13+

Finley/Willow Rm

$95-105 (1 class)

Acrylics are more versatile than any other medium, lending themselves to working in a mixed media format and taking on any style. Colors are exuberant, mistakes can be hidden quickly This overview course explores various acrylic techniques (a technique chart) and covers tools, surfaces, and brushes. Participants will paint a still life and a landscape. All materials included. Contract Instructor: Kathryn Henderson

Session Code 9/13 81523

TEENS & ADULTS

QUILT

MAKING

101 SERIES NEW!

Tue, 5:15-7:15pm • Ages 18+

Finley/Willow Rm

$40-$50 (4 classes)

Join members of the Santa Rosa Quilt Guild and learn to create your very own quilt! All experience levels are welcome, and you do not need to register for the entire series to participate. Materials will be provided, as well as use of a machine if you don’t have your own. All sewing machines, supplies, and fabrics are provided through donations to the Santa Rosa Quilt Guild. Class is conducted in English and Spanish.

Contract Instructor: Santa Rosa Quilt Quild Volunteers

QUILT

MAKING

I: INTRODUCTION TO SEWING & QUILTING TECHNIQUES

Learn the basics of machine sewing and quilting techniques by making a variety of sampler quilt blocks Topics include coordinating fabric, rotary cutting, and patchwork piecing Turn your sample blocks into a small, quilted project or save them to make more sampler blocks in Quilt Making II.

Session Code 9/2-9/23 81844

QUILT

MAKING II:

MAKING STAR SAMPLER BLOCKS

Participants will expand their knowledge of quilt making techniques by making a variety of“star” blocks using half-square triangles and“square within a square”pieces The sampler quilt blocks may be assembled to make a variety of quilted projects or saved to make a bigger sampler quilt in Quilt Making III.

Session Code 10/7-10/28 81845

QUILT MAKING III: ASSEMBLING A QUILT TOP

Join sampler blocks together using sashing, corner blocks, and borders to make a quilt top. After assembling the quilt top, participants will learn to make a“quilt sandwich”by basting together the top, the batting, and the backing in preparation for quilting. Learn to stabilize the quilt top by using stitch in the ditch quilting.

Session Code 1/6-1/27 81846

QUILT MAKING IV: QUILTING & FINISHING

Participants will have sample “quilt sandwiches” to practice a variety of quilting patterns using a walking foot and a free motion foot The sampler tops made in previous classes will be “custom”quilted. Participants will learn to bind quilts with mitered corners and add hanging sleeves and labels.

Session Code 2/10-3/3 81847

TEENS & ADULTS

Dance

BOLLYWOOD DANCE NEW!

Mon, 5-6pm • Ages 12+

Finley/Live Oak

$40-$50 (4 classes)

Step into the mesmerizing world of Bollywood dance capturing the essence of Indian cinema with its vibrant colors, infectious rhythms, and expressive movements! From graceful hand gestures to energetic footwork, dancers’journey through the diverse styles of Bollywood choreography, infused with joy and storytelling. Join us for a cultural adventure that celebrates the rich heritage and exuberance of Bollywood dance! Contract

Instructor: Dimple Kumar

Session Code

9/8-9/29 81395

10/6-10/27 81397

11/3-11/24 81398

1/5-2/2* 81399

2/9-3/9* 81400

*No class 1/19, 2/16

JEWELS

OF BELADI BELLY DANCE TROUPE

Tue, 5:30-6:30pm • Ages 16+

Person Sr. Wing/Rm 3

$89-$99 (12 classes)

Jewels of Beladi Troupe is a dance troupe class for intermediate and advanced students. Dancers must have at least intermediate belly dance experience or have taken Theresea Jade’s beginning class. Costuming is a requirement. Enjoy opportunities to participate in a Hafla (dance party) and performances. Contract Instructor: Theresea Jade

Session Code

9/9-12/2* 81409

12/9-3/16* 81411

*No class 11/11, 12/23, 12/30

INTRODUCTION TO WEST COAST SWING

Mon, 6:15-7:15pm • Ages 12+

Finley/Live Oak

$32-$42 (4 classes)

Introduction to West Coast Swing dance for leaders and followers includes basic dance technique, the six and eight count basic patterns, starter step options, and easy variations from the basic patterns. We will discuss what music is appropriate for this dance and have a 10-minute social dance and practice time near the end of each class. No partner is needed. Contract Instructor: Dave Cooper

Session Code

9/8-9/29 81403

1/5-2/2* 81404

*No class 1/19

BEYOND THE BASICS OF WEST COAST SWING

Mon, 6:15-7:15pm • Ages 12+

Finley/Auditorium

$32-$42 (4 classes)

This class will take the elements learned in the Introduction to West Coast Swing class and add pattern variations and additional concepts. Topics to be covered include adding turns to side passes, sugar push variations, whip variations including open and basket whips, pattern extensions, and musicality. No partner is needed to register. Contract Instructor: Dave Cooper

Session Code

10/6-10/27 81405

2/9-3/9* 81406

*No class 3/2

BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE BELLY DANCE

Tue, 6:45-7:45pm • Ages 16+

Person Sr. Wing/Rm 3

$89-$99 (12 classes)

This class provides fun and exciting basic belly dance instruction. At the end of the 12-week session, participants will be invited to a Hafla (dance party) to enjoy a show put on by the Jewels of Beladi Dance Troupe. Contract Instructor: Theresea Jade

Session Code

9/9-12/2* 81407

12/9-3/16* 81408

*No class 11/11, 12/23, 12/30

FLAMENCO DANCE

Wed, 5:30-6:30pm • Ages 18+

Finley/Live Oak

$72-$82 (8 classes)

Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of flamenco: passion, rhythm, culture, movement, expression, community. Dive into the vibrant world of flamenco dance accompanied by our amazing professional flamenco guitarist, Mark Taylor. This class offers an exhilarating opportunity to explore this beautiful art form, whether you’re just starting your journey or seeking to elevate your skills Wear sturdy heeled shoes. Contract Instructor: Joelle Gonçalves

Session Code

9/10-10/29 81401

1/7-2/25 81402

TEENS & ADULTS

Martial Arts

AMERICAN KENPO KARATE

Tue/Thu/Sat • Ages 5+

Finley/Live Oak Rm

$88-$138 (11-16 classes)

This course in American Kenpo Karate provides harmony of the body, mind, and spirit, with instruction leading to accomplishing ranks from white belt to black belt. Self-defense techniques, sparring, fitness, and philosophy are emphasized. Students gain improved self-confidence, discipline, flexibility, balance, concentration, fitness, and respect. Individual needs and goals are addressed. Uniforms ($25) available for purchase Test fees ($20) include belt and certificate.

Contract Instructor: Tom Porter

BEGINNER

Tue/Thu, 5:30-6:30pm & Sat 10-11am

Beginning class for white belt through blue belt.

Session Code

9/16-10/18* 81530

10/21-12/2* 81531

1/6-2/7 81532

2/10-3/7* 81533

*No class 9/20, 10/11, 11/11, 11/27, 11/29, 2/28

INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED/ADULT

Tue/Thu, 6:30-7:30pm & Sat 11am-12pm

For all beginners 16+ as well as all participants green belt through black belt.

Session Code

9/16-10/18* 81535

10/21-12/2* 81536

1/6-2/7 81537

2/10-3/7* 81538

*No class 9/20, 10/11, 11/11, 11/27, 11/29, 2/28

CAPOEIRA NEW!

Tue/Thu 6-7:30pm • Ages 12+

Person Sr. Wing/Rm 4 $120-$150 (10 -12 classes)

Capoeira is a Brazilian martial art that incorporates music, acrobatics, dance, and song. Capoeira has rich cultural tradition, history, and the unique ability to foster a strong sense of community and greater awareness of self. Capoeira helps build strength and self-confidence as well as a sense of connection and mutual respect. No experience necessary Wear loose clothing. Contract Instructor: Mestre Indio

Session Code

9/9-10/16 81852

10/21-12/2* 81853

12/9-1/22* 81854

1/27-3/5 81855

*No class 11/11, 11/27, 12/25, 1/1

AIKIDO

Mon/Wed 6:30-7:30pm • Ages 12+

Finley/Valley Oak Rm

$96-$122 (12-14 classes)

Aikido is the art of peace and selfdefense. Students train together in a cooperative, non-competitive environment, practicing throws and falls with partners. Participants experience improved coordination, flexibility, balance, strength, endurance, confidence, and stress management. No training uniform required. $5 fee requested for belts at promotions (waivable; speak with instructor).

Contract Instructors: Laura Doty and Isaiah Wisdom

Session Code

9/8-10/15 81526

10/20-12/1* 81528

1/5-2/26* 81529

*No class 11/26, 1/19, 2/16

OLYMPIC JUDO

Tue/Thu 7-8:30pm • Ages 16+

Finley/Valley Oak Rm

$100-$143 (18-24 classes)

Gain physical and emotional fitness while developing courage, respect, honesty, self-control, and courtesy. Students refine proper rolling and falling, throwing, grappling, and submission techniques, and learn Judo terms and vocabulary. Judo uniform (Judogi) required and available for purchase in class or online from various vendors ($45-$75). Contract Instructor: Santa Rosa Judo Club

Session Code 9/30-12/2* 81544

1/6-3/26 81546

*No class 11/11, 11/27

Save $10 per session! Discount for Santa Rosa residents

TEENS & ADULTS

Special Interest

MOVING WORDS NEW!

Thu, 5:30-7pm • Ages 18+

Person Sr. Wing/Rm 3

$81-$91 (6 classes)

Attune to your creative abilities while practicing literary skills and finding your unique voice. Use qigong movement and meditation to access your creativity and write or draw what comes up, with time to share if desired. Learn to build trust in your intuition so you can more easily access your creativity! Contract Instructor: Sara Valerio

Session Code 9/11-10/16 81413

COMMON GROUND DOG TRAINING

Mon, Tue OR Wed, 6-7pm • Ages 18+

Finley/Courtyard OR Auditorium

$99-$109 (6 classes)

Learn positive and fun methods to train your dog (5+ months). Proof of vaccinations is required at the first class for each session. NOTE: Handlers under 18 years must be accompanied by an adult. Handlers only at first class (no dogs). No aggressive dogs. Contract Instructor: Mike Ossenbeck

Session Day Code

9/9-10/14

Tue 81414

9/10-10/15 Wed 81415

11/3-12/8 Mon 81416

1/7-2/11 Wed 81417

Save $10 per session! Discount for Santa Rosa residents

INTRODUCTION TO WOMEN’S BARBERSHOP: AN AMERICAN ART FORM NEW!

Tue, 7-9pm • Ages 18+

Person Sr. Wing/Rm 5

$18-$28 (1 class)

Women singers of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities will be introduced to the world of barbershop acapella singing. There will be a brief background on what makes barbershop a unique American art form, how it differs from other singing groups, some history, and immersive singing. No experience necessary and the ability to read music is not required. Contract Instructor: Song of Sonoma Chorus Leaders

Session Code 9/30 81412

TEENS & ADULTS

ADULT SOFTBALL

Let’s keep on playing softball! Join us for the 2025 fall softball season with men’s and co-ed slow pitch leagues. Download league information, including how to create a team, at: SRCity.org/Softball Questions? Email us at: softball@srcity.org

FALL LEAGUE

Registration: 7/30-8/15

Season: 9/8-10/17 (playoffs week of 10/20)

$430 per team ($405 registration fee + $25 insurance fee)

The season is six weeks and begins September 8, with all games at Northwest Community Park.

Session League Code

9/8-10/17 Coed 80166

9/8-10/17 Men 80167

CONTACT INFORMATION

Play Santa Rosa Sports Message Hotline: 707-543-4317

Field Conditions

(Updated weekdays 3pm): 707-543-3474

Email: softball@srcity.org & sports@srcity.org

Get ready to serve up some fun! Tennis and pickleball programs for the Fall/ Winter 2025 season at Finley, Galvin, and Howarth parks are currently on hold while we renovate the courts at Galvin and Howarth. While no renovations are being conducted at Finley, the courts will not be programmed this fall/winter season to ensure community access to as many courts as possible during the closures. Tennis and pickleball classes will be returning to the freshly renovated Howarth and Galvin courts in 2026.

Play Sports & Connect with Groups

PLAY TENNIS OR PICKLEBALL

Tennis courts are located at Galvin Community Park (lighted), Howarth Memorial Park (lighted) and Finley Community Park (no lights), and Pickleball courts are located at Finley and Howarth parks. These courts are first come, first served, except for league, tournament, or instructional play (which requires a permit) and Recreation & Parks programs/classes. Courts are non-reservable 9am-12pm Saturday and Sunday (tennis) and 9am-12pm daily (pickleball), except for tournaments. To reserve, email sports@ srcity.org or call 707-543-4317.

GOLF LESSONS & CAMPS

Bennett Valley Municipal Golf Course 3330 Yulupa Ave • 707-528-3673

Youth and adult golf lessons and camps are available at Bennett Valley Golf Course. Visit BennettValleyGolf.com for lesson and camp details and information on leagues and tournaments.

BOCCE

Sonoma County Bocce Federation runs leagues at Juilliard Park; for league play and information visit sonomacountybocce.org or call 707-528-2710. If you would like to reserve a court, email sports@srcity.org

HORSESHOES

Sonoma County Horseshoe Pitchers Club operates leagues at Doyle Community Park. For league play and information please call 707-477-8893.

TEENS & ADULTS

Yoga, Pilates & Qigong

BACK TO THE CORE

Tue, 5:30-6:30pm • Ages 18+

Person Sr. Wing/Rm 5

$36-$55 (4-5 classes)

Practice using proper muscles for everyday activities for efficiency, posture, and spinal protection. Using our own body weight, bands, and balls, participants will strengthen and lengthen muscles for increased range of motion. Movements are performed by standing, kneeling, and lying on mats. Class foundation is Pilatesbased plus years of fitness training, taught in a rhythmic flow to music. Progressive adaptations are offered to meet individual needs. Contract Instructor: JoRene Woodworth

Session Code

9/9-9/30 81418

10/7-10/28 81419

11/4-12/16* 81420

1/6-1/27 81421

2/3-2/24 81422

*No class 11/11, 11/25

SLOW FLOW YOGA

Mon, 5:30-6:30pm • Ages 18+

Person Sr Wing/Rm 3

$45-$55 (5 classes)

Slow Flow Yoga is a slowed-down Vinyasa flow format. Mary will guide you through energetic and flowing sequences with a dynamic mix of postures tied to the breath. The experience is designed to release stress, while building strength and gaining flexibility. Please bring a yoga mat. Blankets or blocks are optional. Contract Instructor: Mary Olswang

Session Code

9/8-10/6 81480

10/27-11/24 81481

12/1-12/29 81482

LUNCHTIME PILATES

Wed, 12-12:50pm • Ages 18+ Finley/Valley Oak

$27-$46 (3-4 classes)

Pilates is a fun and efficient way to strengthen and tone the body’s core muscles – the abdominals, back, hips, and shoulders. Exercises will be performed standing, sitting, kneeling, and lying down. This class is open to students at all levels. Modifications will be offered to make the exercises effective and safe for everyone.. Contract Instructor: Autumn Buss

Session Code

9/10-10/1 81472

10/8-10/29 81473

11/5-11/19 81474

12/3-12/17 81475

1/7-1/28 81476

2/4-2/25 81477

GENTLE SOMATIC YOGA

Thu, 5:30-6:45pm • Ages 18+

Finley/Cypress Rm

$44-$76 (4-6 classes)

This practice builds awareness of the relationship between mind, body, and soul. A blending of Somatic and Hatha yoga increases flexibility, integrates the two sides of the body, builds strength, and provides tools for relaxation. All levels are welcome. Bring a yoga mat and wear clothing that allows for movement. Contract Instructor: Brenda Kobrin

Session Code

10/16-11/20 81463

1/8-1/29 81470

2/5-2/26 81471

GOLDEN BALL QIGONG

Sat, 10am-12pm • Ages 18+

Person Sr Wing/Rm 25

$40-$50 (2 classes)

Learn the principles of this simple yet profound qigong (chi gong) routine as a health practice. Participants will be introduced to the multiple levels of usefulness such as breathwork, proper structure, and energy exploration and understanding. Contract Instructor: Sara Valerio

Session Code

11/8-11/15 81454

TEENS & ADULTS

Yoga, Pilates & Qigong

STILLNESS TRAINING: RECONNECT TO THE POWER WITHIN NEW!

Sat, 10am-12pm • Ages 18+

Person Sr. Wing/Rm 25

$20-$30 (1 class)

In our busy world full of distraction, it’s hard to allow ourselves to be still. In this class we will learn the Chinese practice of I-Ch’uan or “Mind Boxing.”The static standing postures involve your whole being and facilitate the natural integration and balance of body, mind, and spirit. Relax your logical mind and rekindle your spirit through simply being.  Contract Instructor: Sara Valerio

Session Code 2/21 81456

INNER RADIANCE QIGONG

Wed, 6-7pm • Ages 18+

Finley/Rm 25

$54-$64 (6 classes)

Inner Radiance Qigong is a set of eight movements that incorporate the medical, martial, and spiritual elements of Qigong and is designed to balance and harmonize your whole system. The gentle circular patterns effectively release tension from the spine, joints, and nervous system. This practice can be done sitting or standing and adjusted for those with injuries. Contract Instructor: Sara Valerio

Session Code 9/10-10/15 81423 1/14-2/18 81425

INSIGHT QIGONG

Wed, 6-7pm • Ages 18+

Person Sr. Wing/Rm 25

$54-$64 (6 classes)

In this class you will learn the foundations of healthy qigong movement; proper structure, coordinated natural breathing and a focused intention. We will practice Insight Qigong as well as other movements. You will learn the “why” as well as the “how” of the movements. This practice can be done sitting or standing. Contract Instructor: Sara Valerio

Session Code 11/5-12/17* 81426

*No class 11/26

ACTIVE ADULTS (50+)

Senior Center Programs

Senior Center at Person Senior Wing

Join Santa Rosa seniors age 50 and better and enjoy drop-in activities, classes, and events to uplift your body, mind, and spirit! Receive an ID scan card to load a minimum of five visits in advance for drop-in programs, members save 50¢ per visit. Membership is $24 per year for Santa Rosa residents and is available but not required.*

*Please note: fees are subject to change.

Person Senior Wing

2060 W College Avenue • 707-543-3745

Mon-Fri, 8:30am-4pm Bus Route #3, #6, #15

Program Descriptions

BALANCE & MOBILITY WITH JAE

Instructor led seated and standing exercises to increase balance and stability. Suitable for those who use walkers or canes, and for those who have fallen or have a fear of falling. Caregivers are welcome.

BILLIARDS

Pick up a game of 8 or 9-ball.

BINGO

Play a variety of Bingo games and challenge your mind.

BOOK CLUB

Join our monthly club “Books fall open, you fall in.” Current reading list available at the front desk.

BOOMER BLAST FITNESS WITH GLORIA

Low-impact aerobics and strength training class to keep you in shape. Join this fun group and keep moving!

CARD GAMES

Hand & Foot, Kaluki, Sevens, Duplicate Bridge, Duplicate Bridge ACBL, Party Bridge, Pedro, and Pinochle.

CHAIR VOLLEYBALL

Promotes fitness, fun and friendship! Played seated with a beach ball.

COMPUTER & TECHNOLOGY CLINIC

Check email, work on a project or browse the web. Facilitators are available to assist you. Need help troubleshooting? Bring your laptop, cell phone, or tablet.

LINE DANCE

New Beginner: Welcoming new dancers and those who want easy dances.

High Beginner: Welcoming those who want easy dances.

Improver: High-beginner dancers with some experience who want to learn more challenging dances and work on their technique.

Intermediate: For dancers interested in moving up from improver level. Usually 3-4 dances per class, with one new dance taught every 2-3 weeks. Classes often include some discussion about technique.

Jam: For high beginner level or above. 6-8 dances per class; usually one new dance is taught.

MAH JONG

Join us for a friendly game, featuring eastern, western, or Chinese styles. Will teach, all levels welcome.

MEMOIR WRITING

Preserve your family history and leave a record of your life experiences for your family, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.

MUSICAL MOMENTS

Come play, or sing, or just listen. Bring your ukulele or guitar and have fun with simple songs. Basic skills are suggested. Led by Nancy.

NEEDLECRAFT

Bring your knitting, crochet, or other handwork. Yarn and needles available for first timers.

PARKINSON DISEASE MOVE AND GROOVE

Parkinson specific exercises including stretching, coordination, strength, and balance along with full body movements while sitting, standing, and laying down. Based-on research and evidence on the progression of the disease.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Participate in group field trips and discuss your photos with peers. Bring a flash drive to share 6-8 of your photos.

PILATES - JAE

This mat class for all individuals works out the kinks and builds core strength. All levels.

PING PONG

Join the fun while getting a safe workout that stimulates the mind, improves hand/ eye coordination, reflexes, and balance. For beginners to advanced recreational players, all levels welcome! Mostly doubles but some singles are also played.

SCRABBLE

A welcoming group of wordsmiths! Bring your Scrabble dictionary or borrow the facility copy.

SPANISH CLASSES

Beginning & Intermediate Conversation: Practice sentences using past, present and future tenses.

Intermediate Grammar: Some knowledge of most tenses and a good vocabulary.

STRENGTH AND BALANCE

Participants will receive a full-body workout and improve their balance, coordination, and flexibility in this fun chair-based class.

TAI CHI

Gentle, flowing movements exercise and relaxation.

TAP DANCE

In this course you will learn tap dance steps including technique. Learned routines will be performed to a song from a well-known Broadway musical. This class will move at a slow moderate pace. Tap shoes required.

UKULELE – BRAND NEW TO UKE

Introductory class designed to help with tuning, parts of the ukulele, basic chords, using online resources and even a song. Material in this class is repeated each time. Ukulele required.

UKULELE – BARELY BEGINNERS TO UKE

For those who have completed Brand New to Uke and want to continue building skills with easy beginner songs. The perfect way to gain confidence and prepare to join Bill’s Beginners and Beyond. Ukulele required.

UKULELE – EXPERIENCED

Learn how to play fun songs on the ukulele. Group having fun playing and singing a wide variety of music. More challenging chords and arrangements. Some instruction provided. Semi-monthly Open Mic to help develop performance skills. Occasional public performances. Ukulele required.

WATERCOLOR STUDIO

A studio time to come and paint with other artists.

YOGA – DONNA

Easy flow Vinyasa-style yoga with deep stretching, standing balancing and meditation. Bring water, a towel, and a mat. .

ZUMBA BASICS – GLORIA

Learn basic Zumba moves to Latin and international music!

ZUMBA GOLD – JILL

Learn basic Zumba moves and low-impact steps to Latin music.

ACTIVE ADULTS (50+)

Drop-in Programs

Drop-In Schedule: Person Senior Wing

Monday

9-10am Boomer Blast Fitness - Gloria $7

9am-4pm Billiards $4

10-11am Barely Beg. to Uke (1st, 3rd & 5th Mon) $2

10-11am Brand New to Uke (2nd & 4th Mon) $2

10-11am Zumba Gold - Jill $6

10am-12pm Needlecraft $3

10:30-11:30am Balance & Mobility - Jae $5

11am-12pm Ukulele - Bill’s Beginners & Beyond** $2

11:30am-2:30pm Bingo $3

12-1pm Balance & Mobility - Jae $5

12:30-3:30pm Duplicate Bridge (exp.) $4

1-2pm Line Dance New Beg - Barbara $6

1-3pm Hand & Foot Cards (will teach) $3

2:30-3:30pm Line Dance High Beg - Barbara $6

Tuesday

9-11am Computer Clinic $2 N.M.

9am-4pm Billiards $4

9:30-10:30am Pilates - Jae $7

9:30-10:30am Line Dance Improver - Barbara $6

10-11am Tai Chi - Stan $5

10-11am Zumba Basics - Gloria $6

10am-1pm Memoir Writing (2nd & 4th Tue) $4

11am-12pm Line Dance Intermediate - Brenda $6

11am-12:30pm Spanish - Irma (adv. conver.) $3

11:30am-12:30pm Parkinson Move and Groove $0

11:30am-12:30pm Yoga - Donna $7

1-2:30pm Spanish 2 Grammar - Larry $3

1-3pm Pedro (exp.)

1-4pm Ping Pong

$3

$4

1:30-3pm Book Club (2nd Tue) $2

2-4pm Photography (2nd Tue) $3

Wednesday

9am-4pm Billiards

$4

9:30-10:30am Line Dance New Beginner - Barbara $6

10:30-11:30am Chair Volleyball - Jae $5

10:30am-1:30pm Chinese Mah Jong - Kaaren $3

11am-12pm Line Dance High Beginner - Barbara $6

11:30am-2:30pm Bingo $3

12-1pm Balance & Mobility - Jae $5

12:30-2:30pm Scrabble $3

12:30-3:30pm Duplicate Bridge ACBL $10

12:30-4pm Pinochle (will teach) $4

1-2:30pm Ukulele - James (exp.) $3

1-4pm Watercolor Studio (drop-in) $4

1:30-2:30pm Balance & Mobility - Jae $5

Thursday 9-11am Computer Clinic

*N.M. = Non-member (members are free for select activities) **Pre-registration required

ACTIVE ADULTS (50+)

ART WITH KATHRYN

Wed OR Thu, 1-4pm • Ages 50+

Person Sr. Wing/Rm 26

$63-$75 (4 classes)

Beginning Watercolor: designed for beginner artists. Participants will explore the creative process and develop artistic skills. Beginning/Intermediate Watercolor:for those that have taken beginning watercolor and are ready to move on to the next level, or for those who just need a refresher. This is a blended class where beginning students will learn the basics, including a color wheel and watercolor techniques. Material list provided upon requestContract Instructor: Kathryn Henderson

Beginning Watercolor Session Day Code

9/4-9/25 Thu 81436

2/5-2/26 Wed 81439

WATERCOLOR - BARBARA

Fri • Ages 50+

$34.50-$72 (3-6 classes)

Beginning/Intermediate Watercolor

Session Day Code 10/1-10/22 Wed 81440

AARP DRIVER SAFETY PROGRAM

Tue/Thu OR Tue • Ages 50+

Person Sr. Wing/Rm 23

$4-$8 pre-registration fee required

$25 Course Fee, AARP members $20*

*Paid day-of in class (check written to AARP only)

Learn current rules of the road, defensive driving techniques and how to drive more safely in today’s challenging traffic environment. Learn to manage common age-related changes in vision, hearing, and reaction time. First time students must take the full eight-hour course. The renewal course is for those who have completed the full course within the past four years. Class includes short break, bring lunch.

FULL (2 classes)

Tue/Thu, 9:15am-1:30pm Session Code 9/9 & 9/11 81450 11/18 & 11/20 81457 1/13 & 1/15 81451

Join classes where you develop your own unique style using watercolor techniques. INTERMEDIATE: monthly themes and critiques with pointers to help you improve. ADVANCED: workshop for students to work on projects independently with daily in-depth review. Materials list provided upon request. Contract Instructor: Barbara Marlin-Coole

INTERMEDIATE

Fri, 12-3pm

Person Sr. Wing/Rm 26

Session Code

9/5-9/26 81459

10/3-10/17 81460

11/7-11/21 81461

12/5-12/19 81462 1/23-2/27 81464

AVANCED

Fri, 1-4pm

Person Sr. Wing/Rm 25 Session Code

9/5-9/26 81465

10/3-10/17 81466

11/7-11/21 81467

12/5-12/19 81468 1/23-2/27 81469

UKULELE – BILL’S BEGINNERS & BEYOND

Mon, 11am-12pm • Ages 50+

Person Sr. Wing/Rm 5

$4.50-$10 (3-5 classes)

Join this group that focuses on having fun while playing and singing together. A few basic chords (C, F, G7) are enough to get you started. Pre-registration and your own ukulele are required. Contract Instructor: Bill Spence

Session Code

9/8-9/29 81441

10/6-10/27 81442

11/3-11/24 81443

12/1-12/29 81446

1/5-1/26 81447 2/2-2/23 81449

RENEWAL (1 class)

Tue, 9:15am-2pm Session Code 10/14 81452 2/10 81453

POLE WALKING FOR EXERCISE, BALANCE AND MAINTAINING MOBILITY

Fri • Ages 50+

Finley/Cypress Rm

Feel taller and more confident! Improve endurance, spine function, walking gait and posture. For people with mild to moderate mobility challenges. Easy-to-learn techniques to help navigate everyday obstacles and strengthen muscles that support joints. Top quality poles provided. Learn which poles fit you best and help you achieve your goals. Easy pace and gentle practice. Contract Instructor: Jayah Faye Paley

ALL SENIORS

9am-12pm

$35 Member, $45 non-member Session Code 10/17 81573

VETERANS & FAMILY ONLY

12:30-3pm

$3.50 Member, $4 non-member Session Code 10/17 81574

ACTIVE ADULTS (50+)

Classes & Events

BEGINNING SPANISH

Wed, 11am-12pm • Ages 50+

Person Sr Wing/Rm 22

$12 member, $14 non-member

Bring your inner child and learn Spanish the fun way with stories, games, and songs. The more ridiculous, the more memorable for actual acquisition of Spanish as a second language. Contract Instructor: Kim Hawkins

Session Code

10/1-10/29 81539

11/5-11/26 81540

12/3-12/31 81541

1/7-1/28 81542

2/4-2/25 81543

NATIVE BASKET WEAVING

Tue, 10am-12pm • Ages 50+

Person Senior Wing/Rm 26

$35 member, $45 non-member (4 classes)

Learn the basics of coiled basketry as well as basketry forms, functions, and history. You will finish your own treasure basket to take home. Materials are provided. Contract Instructor: Sally Privette

Session Code

10/7-10/28 81580

LEGAL CONSULTATION

Monthly; 3rd Thu, 9:30-11:30am • Ages 50+

Person Sr Wing/Rm 20

Free for member, $5 non-member

Meet with an elder law attorney for a 15-minute private consultation. Pre-registration required.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON DANCES

1st & 3rd Fri, 1-4pm • Ages 50+

Finley Complex

$8.50 member*, $9 non-member

*Drop-in with purchase of 5 visits

Enjoy the best ballroom dancing in Santa Rosa with DJ music playing your favorite sounds from the ‘40s to present. Keep your feet and spirits floating with the polka, waltz, cha cha, tango, and more. All are welcome with or without a partner. Themed Dance Socials: 10/17 Halloween, 12/19 Holidays, 2/6 Valentine’s Day. No Dances: 12/5, and 1/2.

OKTOBERFEST

Fri, 9/19, 12-1:30pm • Ages 50+

Finley/Courtyard

$9 member, $12 non-member Pre-register by 9/12 Code: 81534

Come celebrate autumn at the annual Oktoberfest, a complete BBQ lunch with German sausages and non-alcohol beverages.

BINGO PARTY!

Sat, 10/4, 10am-2pm • Ages 50+

Person Sr. Wing/Rm 5

$20 (includes 18 game sheets) Code: 81090

Play a variety of Bingo games and challenge your mind. Admission includes game sheets and lunch We have daubers! Pre-registration by 9/30 is required: $10 due at registration, $10 due at event. Additional bingo packs (10 games) are available for $5 each.

Ridgway Swim Center

455 Ridgway Avenue, 707-543-3421

Ridgway Swim Center boasts a nine-lane competition pool, a 2 - 3½ foot deep instructional pool, and a 140-foot water slide!

Office Hours: Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm; Sat/Sun, 9am-1pm

*Closed: 8/11-8/15 for scheduled maintenance.

Finley Aquatic Center

2060 West College Avenue, 707-543-3760

Finley Aquatic Center has a 10-lane competition pool, a 2.5-3-footdeep instructional pool, and a new spray ground opened in June 2025 featuring water jets, colorful spray features, new reservable picnic areas, and tropical-themed landscaping. The facility is fully ADA accessible, with pool ramp and ADA seat lift.

Office Hours: Mon-Fri, 7am-7pm; Sat/Sun, 9am-1pm

*Closed: 10/13-10/17 for scheduled maintenance.

AQUATIC MEMBERSHIP

Join this annual program for swimmers and water fitness enthusiasts committed to their time in the pool. Receive discounted Punch Pass or save even more with a Monthly Pass – available to Members only.

Membership cost $20 per person*, per calendar year, and benefits include the following:

• Save $1 per swim with discounted Punch Pass for drop-in Lap Swim, Rec Swim, and Water Fitness.

• Save more with a Monthly Pass for Lap Swim and Water Fitness (Monthly Pass available to Members only). Monthly Pass is valid for 30 days from date of purchase (including holidays and closures).

• If purchased after April 1, the fee will be pro-rated.

• Pays for itself in just 2-3 months depending how often you swim.

• Purchase at the front desk at Ridgway Swim Center or Finley Aquatic Center or by phone.

*Please note: Fees are subject to change.

POLICIES

• No flotation devices, including swimsuits with built-in flotation pieces.

• Children under age 8 must be supervised by a responsible person age 16+.

• Children under age 5 must have an adult in the water with them always.

• No jean cut-offs, t-shirts, or street shorts allowed in the water.

• Only clearly identified service animals are permitted.

• Children must be 48 inches to ride the Ridgway water slide.

• Swimwear with exposed zippers, buckles or metal rivets are not permitted on the water slide.

• No thong/G-string suits permitted.

• Children over age five are not allowed in opposite-sex locker rooms. Unisex restrooms available.

• Nose plugs and masks with a covered nose are not permitted during Recreation Swim. Nose plugs and masks with a covered nose are not permitted during Recreation Swim.

Facility Info & Membership

AQUATICS

Swim Hours & Fees

RECREATION SWIM - HOURS & FEES

Drop-in

Adults: $5

Youth 2-17/Senior 55+/Disabled: $4

Punch Pass (5 Visit Minimum)

Adults: $5 (Aquatic Member: $4)

Youth 2-17/Senior 55+/Disabled: $4 (Aquatic Member: $3)

All persons entering pool facilities are charged the entrance fee. Join us for this fun time in the water for all ages at Ridgway Swim Center during fall weekends! All facilities are open for public use and lifeguards are on duty during Recreation Swim times.

Finley Aquatic Center

8/10

Last day of Summer Recreation Swim

8/16-8/17

Special Fall Recreation Swim to accommodate Ridgway Maintenance Closure

Sat/Sun: 1:30-4:30pm 10/13-10/17

Maintenance Closure

Ridgway Swim Center

8/10

Last day of Summer Recreation Swim

8/11-8/17

Maintenance Closure

8/23-9/1* Fall Recreation Swim

Sat/Sun: 1:30-5:45pm *Open Labor Day, 9/1, during normal weekend hours.

LAP SWIM - HOURS & FEES

Drop-in

General: $6

Senior 55+/Disabled: $5

Punch Pass (5 Visit Minimum)

General: $6 (Aquatic Member: $5)

Senior 55+/Disabled: $5

(Aquatic Member: $4)

Monthly Pass (must have an Aquatic Membership to purchase – see page 35)

General: $60 (non-SR Resident $70)

Senior 55+/Disabled: $50 (non-SR Resident $60)

Join us for year-round swimming for fitness. Kickboards and pull buoys available for use. Lockers are available at both facilities for a 50¢ charge or you may bring your own lock. Lane availability varies.

Finley Aquatic Center

Mon-Fri: 6-8am Mon-Sun: 9am-1pm Mon-Fri: 6-8pm (May-Oct) & 6-7pm (Nov-April)

Walking Lane Available: Mon-Fri, 6-8am; Mon-Sun, 11am-1pm; Mon/Wed/Fri, 6-7pm

Ridgway Swim Center

Mon-Sun: 9am-1pm

WATER FITNESS

Multiple Sessions; Ages 15+

Drop-in

General: $6 ($7 beginning 1/1/26)

Punch Pass (5 Visit Minimum)

General: $6 (Aquatic Member: $5); $7/$6 beginning 1/1/26

Monthly Pass (must have an Aquatic Membership to purchase – see page 35)

General: $75 (non-SR Resident $85); $85/$95 beginning 1/1/26

Use the resistance of water for strength training and aerobic conditioning These exercise routines help participants of all fitness levels to improve strength, endurance, flexibility, and well-being with little to no impact on the joints. People with minimal water experience are encouraged to join us for this rejuvenating form of exercise.

Finley Aquatic Center

Mon-Sun: 9-10am & 10-11am

Mon-Fri: 5-6pm

Tue/Thu: 7-8pm

LIFEGUARD INSTRUCTOR TRAINING - FULL COURSE

Finley Aquatic Center • Ages 17+

$250-$260

Train to become a professional lifeguard instructor with this American Red Cross blended learning course This certification gives you the opportunity to teach lifeguard training courses through a Red Cross affiliated agency. The course combines two hours of online education with 18 hours of instructor-led classroom and in-water skills sessions that meet all criteria to become a professional lifeguard Instructor.

After registering, and one month prior to the start date, you will be sent a link to the online education sessions, which must be completed prior to the first skill session, as well as an introductory email containing important information regarding requirements for the class. You will need to purchase instructor and participant materials prior to the first day of class, including the Lifeguard Instructor Manual ($60) and the Lifeguard Training Manual ($30). Upon completion of the course, participants receive Red Cross Lifeguarding Instructor Certification, which is valid for two years

Prerequisites

• Possess a current basic-level certification in American Red Cross Lifeguarding (including Deep Water) with CPR/AED for professional Rescuers and First Aid.

• Pass Lifeguarding Prerequisite test (see Lifeguard Training course description)

• Demonstrate proficiency in a skill practice and polish session that covers a variety of important lifeguarding skills on day one.

Oct. 3-5

Fri, 10/3, 5-9pm

Sat & Sun, 10/4 & 10/5, 1-8pm

Code: 81955

Water Fitness & Safety Training

LIFEGUARD TRAINING - FULL COURSE

Finley Aquatic Center • Ages 15+

$200-$210

Train to become a professional lifeguard with this American Red Cross blended learning course combining seven hours of online education with 20 hours of instructor-led classroom and in-water skills sessions that meet all criteria to become a professional lifeguard.

After registering, and two weeks prior to the start date, you will be sent a link to the online education sessions, which must be completed prior to the first skill session. Upon completion of the course, participants receive Lifeguard Training, CPR/AED/First Aid Certification valid for two years.

Prerequisite: Swim 150 yards continuously, immediately tread water without hands for two minutes, then swim 50 yards, goggles allowed. Complete a timed event within 1:40 by starting in the water, swimming 20 yards, surface diving to a depth of 10 feet to retrieve a 10-pound brick, return to surface and swim 20 yards back to the starting point, exit the water without using steps or ladder, no goggles allowed.

Dec. 22-23 & 29-30

Mon & Tue, 11am-5pm Code: 81943

Feb. 6-8

Fri, 2/6, 5-9pm

Sat & Sun, 2/7 & 2/8, 9am-6pm Code: 81944

LIFEGUARD TRAINING - REVIEW COURSE

Finley Aquatic Center • Ages 15+

$100-$110

Lifeguard certifications expire every two years. This class is designed for currently certified lifeguards to review and recertify before their certifications expire. This blended learning review course combines 7 hours of online education with ten hours of instructor-led classroom and in-water skills sessions.

After registering, and two weeks prior to the start date, you will be sent a link to the online education sessions, which must be completed prior to the first skill session. Upon completion of the course, participants receive Lifeguard Training, CPR/AED/First Aid Certification valid for two years.

Jan 24-25

Sat & Sun, 12-5pm Code: 81945

AQUATICS

Swim Lessons – Levels & Policies

Beginning Swim Program

CHILD-ADULT BEGINNER: NO WATER EXPERIENCE NEEDED

These courses are designed for all ages to gain basic water skills. The focus is water adjustment and fun!

Parent-Child: Ages 6 months-3 years

This is a FUN introduction to the water with singing, games, blowing bubbles, going underwater, floating, kicking and scooping. Parent participation in the water is required.

Tadpoles: Ages 3-5

Students work on comfort in the water and having fun. Basic skills like blowing bubbles, going underwater, floating, kicking and alternating arms are taught through games and imagination.

Water Frogs: Ages 4-5

Students work on water adjustment, submerging, front and back floats, kicking, front crawl, back crawl and elementary backstroke.

Sea Stars: Ages 6-9

Students work on water adjustment, submerging, front and back floats, kicking, front crawl, back crawl and elementary backstroke.

Dolphins: Ages: 10-15

Taught in 3 1/2 feet of water, students work on water adjustment and beginning swimming skills. Student progress and needs determine the pace of the course. More advanced skills may be taught including breaststroke, sidestroke, treading water, and dives.

Adult Beginner: Ages 16+

Students work on skills ranging from water adjustment and floating to front crawl, back crawl and elementary backstroke. The pace of the course is based on student progress and needs. The class is taught in 3 1/2 feet of water.

Intermediate Swim Program

LEVELS 2-5: SWIMMING EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

This program is designed to build swimming proficiency, technique, and endurance. The focus is skill development.

Level 2: Ages 5-9

Prerequisite: Swim front crawl and back crawl 5 yards. Students work on side breathing, back crawl, and elementary backstroke arms.

Level 3: Ages 6+

Prerequisite: Front crawl with side-breathing, back crawl for 15 yards, and elementary backstroke arms for 5 yards. Teaching emphasizes on side-breathing and endurance for front crawl. Introduction to elementary backstroke kick, breaststroke kick, butterfly kick and sitting and kneeling dives. This course is taught in deeper water.

Level 4: Ages 6+

Prerequisite: Front crawl 25 yards with excellent side-breathing, back crawl 25 yards, elementary backstroke, breaststroke kick, and dolphin kick for 15 yards. Students learn to coordinate breaststroke arms and kick, are introduced to butterfly, work on treading water, and learn to do a standing dive.

Level 5: Ages 6+

Prerequisite: front crawl and back crawl 50 yards, elementary backstroke 25 yards, breaststroke and butterfly 15 yards. Students improve technique and endurance on the front crawl, back crawl, elementary backstroke, and breaststroke and develop proficiency in butterfly, sidestroke, treading water, diving and flip turns.

Level 6 - Fitness Swimmer: Ages 6+

Prerequisite: front crawl and back crawl 50 yards, breaststroke, and butterfly 25 yards. Students will continue to refine technique in all strokes and improve endurance while learning how to use pull-buoys and kickboards in their workout. Students will also learn how to use a pace clock, flip and open turns, and lap swim etiquette.

Level 6 - Lifeguard Preparedness (LGT): Ages 6+

Prerequisite: front crawl and back crawl 50 yards, breaststroke, and butterfly 25 yards. Students will continue to refine technique in all strokes and improve endurance while learning lifeguard skills. Students will also work on water entries, swimming with a rescue tube, and rescues for distressed swimmer, active drowning and passive drowning victims.

POLICIES

• Participants must meet the minimum age level by first day of class.

• No make -up classes allowed. If a class is missed, please take the remaining classes.

• It is common for children to repeat a level before progressing to the next level.

• Drop off and pick up children on time (not early or late); this is required for safe supervision.

• Registration is required to participate in all fee programs.

• Classes fill quickly, register early and save your receipt to present at first class.

• Carefully register your child in the class at the appropriate skill level. If your child is under or over-qualified for a class, we will transfer him/her as appropriate. If there is no availability, you will receive a refund.

AQUATICS

Swim Lessons – Finley Aquatic Center

GROUP LESSONS

Finley Aquatic Center

Mon/Wed or Tue/Thu

Each session is 4 lessons, 25 minutes each $30-$40 per session

*Session 2: No class Monday, Sept 1; pro-rated $22.50-$30

LESSONS

Finley Aquatic Center

Mon/Wed or Tue/Thu

Each session is 4 lessons, 25 minutes each $140-$150 per session

Classes can be taught in shallow or deep water.

*Session 2: No class Monday, Sept 1; pro-rated $105-$112.50

Mon/Wed Session 1 Session 2* Session 3 Lessons 8/18 - 8/27 9/3 - 9/10 9/15 - 9/24

5:00PM Parent Child 6m-3 yrs 80670

5:30PM

80702 80706

3 6+ yrs 80753 80755 80754 Adult Beginner 16+ yrs 80622 80624 80626

4:00PM

4-5 yrs 80554 80560 80566

Stars 6-9 yrs 80708 80714 80719

Level 2 5-9 yrs 80603 80607 80611

4:30PM Tadpoles 3-5 yrs 80650 80657 80662 Waterfrogs 4-5 yrs 80555 80563 80569

Sea Stars 6-9 yrs 80709 80715 80720 Level 2 5-9 yrs 80604 80608 80612

10-15 yrs 80615 80617 80619

4:00PM S 80833 80842 80852

4:30PM S 80832 80843 80853

5:00PM S/D 80834 80844 80854

5:30PM S/D 80835 80845 80855

6:00PM S/D 80836 80846 80856

Look for more Pickleball classes to be added during July-August! Check SantaRosaRec.com for additional sessions.

Tue/Thu Session 1 Session 2 Session 3

Lessons 8/19 - 8/28 9/2 - 9/11 9/16 - 9/25

4:00PM S 80837 80847 80857

4:30PM S 80838 80848 80858

5:00PM S/D 80839 80849 80859

5:30PM S/D 80840 80850 80860

6:00PM S/D 80841 80851 80861

S = Taught in shallow only (2 ½ - 3 feet deep)

S/D = Taught in shallow (2 ½ - 3 feet deep) or deep water (6 - 12 ½ feet deep)

5:00PM Parent Child 6m-3 yrs 80681 80685 80690 Tadpoles 3-5

REGISTRATION & CONTACT INFO

ONLINE

SRCity.org/Register

Search by class name or code.

PHONE

707-543-3737

IN PERSON*

Visit Finley Community Center during operating hours and our Desk Staff will be happy to assist you with registration. For swim classes, please visit Ridgway or Finley pools.

*See facility addresses and hours under “Contact Us”

REGISTRATION INFO

• Registration is first come, first served.

• No in-class registration allowed.

• If a class is full, you are automatically placed on the waiting list.

• Registrants who have been added to a waitlist will receive an email when a spot becomes available. Registrants will have 48 hours to confirm or decline the spot, at which time the spot will become available to the next registrant on the waitlist.

• If you do not receive registration confirmation, please call the community or swim center.

• For accessible information, call 707-543-3292 / TDD 707-543-3289 (M-F, 8am-5pm)

DISCOUNTS

Santa Rosa residents receive a $10 discount per session on most classes and activities. This discount is provided at registration.

Please Note: Program, Membership, and other fees are subject to change. See updates at SantaRosaRec.com.

REFUNDS & TRANSFERS

• Full refund for cancellations made at least 7 days prior to class or camp start –Camp Wa-Tam excepted.

• 25% fee for any Camp Wa-Tam cancellation at any time following registration.

• 25% fee to cancel fewer than 7 days before class or camp start for all programs other than Camp Wa-Tam. Or, you may transfer to an alternate class.

• No refunds or changes within 3 business days of any class or camp start.

• All cancellations must be made in person or by phone. See contact information under “Contact Us.”

DONATIONS & SCHOLARSHIPS

Tax deductible donations provide recreational activities for financially challenged families such as swim lessons, camps, lifeguard trainings and senior memberships Visit SantaRosaRec.com to apply for a scholarship or to provide a gift to the Scholarship Fund in any amount.

DISABILITY ACCOMODATION

Persons with disabilities are invited and welcome to participate in all classes and activities. All Recreation & Parks buildings, pools and parks are wheelchair accessible. Some unpaved trails within our parks may not be fully accessible for those with mobility disabilities. Every effort will be made to accommodate activity and program participation on an individual basis. Please contact staff at the facility where you would like to participate, preferably at least two weeks in advance of the class or activity start date, to request individual accommodation.

General requests for accommodation or barrier removal can be submitted directly to Recreation and Parks at 707-543-3737 or through the City at SRCity.org/200/ Americans-With-Disabilities-Act#BR.

PHOTO POLICY

Santa Rosa Recreation & Parks reserves the right to photograph facilities, activities, and program participants for potential promotional use. All photos are the property of Recreation & Parks and may be used for publicity or promotional purposes only. If you or anyone in your family should not be photographed, contact Recreation & Parks at 707-543-3737.

CONTACT US

707-543-3737 • ActivityGuide@srcity.org

TDD For Hearing & Speech Impaired M-F, 8am-5pm • 707-543-3289.

CENTERS

Finley Community Center

M-F, 8am-6pm • 707-543-3737

Person Senior Wing M-F, 8:30am-4pm • 707-543-3745

POOLS

Finley Aquatic Center

M-F, 7am-7pm; Sat/Sun, 9am-1pm 707-543-3760

Ridgway Swim Center

M-F, 9am-3pm; Sat/Sun 9am-1pm 707-543-3421

SPORTS

Play Santa Rosa Sports sports@srcity.org

Message Hotline • 707-543-4317

Sports Field Conditions •707-543-3474

Updated M-F at 3pm

RENTALS

Finley Community Center

M-F, 8am-6pm

Facility Rentals

707-543-3733 rentals@srcity.org

Group Picnic Reservations 707-543-3753 picnics@srcity.org

Park Permits

707-543-3294 parkpermits@srcity.org

From gorgeous park settings to spacious auditoriums and intimate meeting rooms, the City of Santa Rosa has space available for your gatherings and events.

Rent Space For Your Event

Bennett Valley Golf Course

Doyle & Franklin Park Clubhouses

Finley Community Center

Finley & Ridgway Pools

Luther Burbank Home & Gardens

Park Events & Picnic Reservations

Person Senior Wing