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SPRING 2018

YOUR RESOURCE FOR PROGRAMS AND EXCITING EVENTS HAPPENING IN ONTARIO!

Scott Ochoa | City Manager

INSIDE CITY HALL

CITY MANAGER’S UPDATE It is my pleasure to serve as your new City Manager. To the Ontario City Council and the entire city management team, commissioners and community members, and certainly the entire City of Ontario family, thank you for your trust, support, and working together to assure all of our stakeholders of continued progress and success during this transition. I am excited to be part of an organization that has visionary and steady-handed leadership from the City Council and a steadfast commitment to excellence and innovation from staff. My goal is to contribute to the balance and leadership set forth by the City Council and to increase the quality of service to our residents and business partners. Now, I would like to share some news about what is going on in Ontario.

Our sports teams are not the only ones celebrating something special. Our very own, Ontario Museum of History & Art celebrates 80 years of the Museum building that was first build in 1937 with Works Progress Administration funds. The Mediterranean style building served as City Hall until 1979 and now offers exciting arts and cultural events, programs and exhibits for the community to enjoy.

In January, Ontario was selected in receiving a $35 million grant from the California Strategic Growth Council, which will provide a major boost to Ontario’s plans for a modern urban village in and around the historic downtown core. The Transformative Climate Communities (TCC) program is designed to encourage transformative, neighborhoodlevel projects that reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and create healthier, more resilient communities. Ontario’s plan features high-quality multimodal transportation, affordable housing, “urban greening,” solar energy, a small business incubator and workforce training. Some of these projects will break ground later this year, with others being rolled out in phases over the next three years.

On March 25, 2018, China Airlines will begin daily service from Ontario International Airport (ONT) and Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (TPE), due to strong customer demand. China Airlines is already calling Ontario, Southern California’s new gateway to Asia. Since ONT was brought back to local control, we have seen strong continued growth in passenger and cargo volumes. In the next few months, we will also see improved shopping options for air travelers and airport guests inside the twin terminals.

The city owned, Citizens Business Bank Arena, operated by SMG, is bringing more exciting sports and entertainment events to Ontario. Visit their website at www.cbbankarena.com to find out the latest events and entertainment options. In addition to the exciting entertainment acts at the Arena, 2018 marks a special year for our home sport teams. The Ontario Reign, an AHL Hockey Team, celebrates its 10-year anniversary, while the Ontario Fury, a major arena soccer league team, celebrates 5 years. In addition to these long standing teams, we are welcomed this year by the Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario as another offering for our variety of sports entertainment options in the Greater Ontario region.

Arts & Culture is gaining momentum across Ontario. Our new arts and culture website showcases a centralized arts calendar that displays various types of events throughout the City and houses information for our arts and culture partners. Check out the website today to find an event or exhibition near you at www.ontarioarts.org.

There is a lot of construction happening throughout the City. This is a testament of developers understanding that Ontario is the heart of the Inland Empire. Truly, I am excited to be part of this amazing community and advance the continuation of principles that make Ontario the special place that it is. Thank you again for the warm welcome and I look forward to seeing you at future events. Scott Ochoa City Manager

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City of Ontario Contacts

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10 Dance & Exercise Classes 14 Special Interest Classes 17 Tiny Tots 18 Tot Classes 20 Sports Classes 24 Youth Sports 25 Adult Sports 26 Aquatics 28 Adaptive Program 30 Community Centers 38 Teen Scene 40 Senior Programs 42 Library Storytimes & Events 46 Museum Exhibits & Programs 48 Community Events 56 Facilities Reservation & Map 58 Shop Ontario

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CITY CONTACTS CITY HALL Mon – Thur 7:30a – 5:30p | Fri 8:00a – 5:00p 303 E. B Street, Ontario, CA 91764 | www.ontarioca.gov

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CITY PHONE NUMBERS City Hall City Council Administration / City Manager's Office Administrative Services Building Business License City Clerk Code Enforcement Development Economic Development Engineering Fiscal Services Housing Human Resources Planning Parks and Trees Public Works Purchasing Records Management Recreation & Community Services Risk Management Solid Waste Utilities Utility Billing

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POLICE DEPARTMENT Police: 2500 S. Archibald Avenue, Ontario, CA Police – Dispatch Ontario Police Museum (Inside the Police Building) 2500 S. Archibald Avenue, Ontario, CA 91761

(909) 395-2001 (909) 986-6711 (909) 395-2853

FIRE DEPARTMENT Fire Administration: 425 E. B Street, Ontario, CA Fire Prevention

(909) 395-2002 (909) 395-2029

Use “myOntario” to send photos of issues such as: Traffic Signs • Sidewalk • Curb, Gutter Maintenance Graffiti • Potholes • Debris • Shopping Carts • Storm Drains Street Sweeping • Lane Striping • Tree Trimming • Park Maintenance • Weed Abatement • Sprinkler Problems

iPhone and Android users may download the “myOntario” application for free from the iPhone App Store and Android Market by searching for the keyword “myOntario”.

LOCK CRIME OUT Protect your family, home and vehicle by remembering to follow tried and true safety tips that will keep you safe.

LIBRARY Ovitt Family Community Library 215 E. C Street, Ontario, CA 91764 Colony High Branch Library 3850 E. Riverside Drive, Ontario, CA 91761 Robert E. Ellingwood Model Colony History Room 215 E. C Street, Ontario, CA 91764

LOCK CARS

(909) 395-2004 (909) 395-2014 (909) 395-2206

LOCK WINDOWS

HOUSE LIGHTS Remember to keep your home well-lit, both inside and out.

DETECTORS

MUSEUM

Use timers or motion detector lights, as needed.

Ontario Museum of History & Art 225 S. Euclid Avenue, Ontario, CA 91762

SECURE LOCKS

Don’t leave or store valuables in your car. Report any suspicious activity to police dispatch at (909) 986-6711.

(909) 395-2510

TRIM PLANTS This allows a clear view of your home.

SCHOOL DISTRICTS Ontario-Montclair School District Chino Valley School District Chaffey Joint Union High School District Cucamonga School District Mountain View School District

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459-2500 628-1201 988-8511 987-8942 947-2992

ANIMAL CONTROL Inland Valley Humane Society and S.P.C.A.

(909) 623-9777

KEEP YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD CLEAN Graffiti Removal Hotline Shopping Cart Removal

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(909) 395-2626 (800) 252-4613

Remember the Crime Prevention Unit offers free home security inspections. Start or keep an active Neighborhood Watch program. A watchful neighbor is your best line of defense. Contact the Crime Prevention Unit for a new or update Neighborhood Watch meeting: crimeprevention@ontariopolice.org or (909) 395-2939.

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CLASS REGISTRATION (909) 395-2020 ONLINE REGISTRATION

Priority online registration for Ontario Residents begins Monday, March 5. Online registration is open to everyone, including non-residents beginning Thursday, March 8. To register online for select classes and activities, go to: www.ontarioca.gov/registration. No online registration will be accepted for Adult Sports. See additional registration information on page 17 for Tiny Tots, pages 24 – 25 for Youth and Adult Sports and page 26 for Aquatics. MAIL-IN REGISTRATION Mail-in registration begins Monday, March 5. Mail must not be postmarked earlier than March 3. No mail-in registration for Aquatics, Tiny Tots or Adult Sports. 1. Complete the registration form below. (Adults may register other adults; however each adult must sign a registration form before the start date of the activity) 2. Only parents and legal guardians (with documentation) may register their children. 3. Make checks payable to "City of Ontario." 4. Enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope so a receipt can be mailed to you. 5. Mail to: Ontario Recreation & Community Services Department 1265 S. Palmetto Avenue, Ontario, CA 91762 Class confirmations are not made, unless a cancellation notification is received, students should plan on attending classes as listed. Bring your receipt to class. WALK-IN REGISTRATION HOURS Walk-in registration begins, Thursday, March 8. See additional registration information on page 17 for Tiny Tots, pages 24 – 25 for Youth and Adult Sports and page 26 for Aquatics Two locations to register: Armstrong Community Center, 1265 S. Palmetto Avenue 8:00a – 5:15p Mon – Thur, 8:00a – 4:15p Fri De Anza Community & Teen Center, 1405 S. Fern Street 8:00a – 5:45p Mon – Thur, 8:00a – 4:15p Fri

TRADUCCIÓN EN ESPAÑOL Si necesita ayuda con este documento, por favor llame al teléfono (909) 395-2020. GENERAL REGISTRATION POLICIES No phone-in registration accepted. Please provide proof of residency. Students must pre-register online, via mail or in person. First time registrations must show proof of residency (i.e. Current Driver’s License or utility bill). No registration fees will be accepted at class locations or by instructors. Refunds will only be issued for cancelled classes, and take approximately 3 weeks to process. Transfers and Credits will only be issued prior to the 2nd class meeting. Don’t let your favorite class get canceled due to lack of enrollment. Please register a minimum of 48 hours before the class start date. SPECIAL NEEDS REQUEST Individuals with disabilities are welcome to participate in City of Ontario’s classes, programs, and activities. The City asks for notification of accommodation to be given ten (10) days in advance of the class, program, or activity start date; however, less notice may be appropriate in some circumstances. Reasonable accommodations for participation are reviewed and granted on a case-by-case basis. The City will generally modify policies, practices or procedures, or provide auxiliary communication aids or services, when necessary to ensure that qualified individuals are able to participate. If you have special needs which require specific accommodations in order to enjoy one of our programs, activities or classes, please contact the City of Ontario Recreation & Community Services Department at (909) 395-2020. Checks, Cash, Visa, MasterCard, Discover and ATM Cards are accepted for payment of registration fees. Identification is required when paying by Credit Card. Credit Card payments are accepted at Armstrong Community Center, De Anza Community & Teen Center, the Ontario Senior Center and online.

ONTARIO RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT REGISTRATION FORM Adult Participant/Parent or Guardian Name: Address: Email: Home Number: Emergency Contact Name & Number: Start Date M/D

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Cell/Work Number: Date of Birth M/D/Y

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LIABILITY RELEASE: I give my permission for the above listed persons to participate in the above listed activity/activities being sponsored by the City of Ontario. I certify that the said participants are in good health. I hereby waive, release, and discharge any and all claims or right to claim for damages for any personal injury or property damage which may have, or which may hereafter occur to said participant(s), as a result of his/her/their participation in said activities. This release is intended to discharge in advance, the promoters, sponsors, employees, officials, and any involved municipalities, or other public entities from and against all liabilities, which may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part of the above mentioned. It is further understood and agreed that this waiver, release, and assumption of risk is to be binding on my heirs and assigns. Additionally, the above registered participants give permission to the City of Ontario to be photographed or videotaped and to use such photos or videos in the promotion of City sponsored activities.

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CIT Y NEWS

Ontario’s Oldest Park Behind the Ontario Museum of History & Art sits a white covered horseshoe court, known as Nugent's Park. Thomas Nugent came to Ontario with his daughter in 1886 from Belmont, Canada. Even though he came out here to enjoy retirement, like many others who came to the area, Mr. Nugent took up citrus growing and became a prominent orange grower. On May 10, 1895, Mr. Nugent granted lots 11, 12, and 13 in block 60 (now known as the corner of Lemon Street and Emporia Street) to the town under the strict condition that the land be used as a public park named Nugent's Park. The park was to have a fountain, an iron fence and a monument in Mr. Nugent’s memory after his death. While the area was used as a park, a bandstand

was put on the land and the horseshoe court was built; the fountain, fence and monument were never put in. Once the old City Country Club, that was located next to the granted area, became the first City Hall, the people of Ontario started to refer to the park as City Hall Park. Eventually the second City Hall (now the Ontario Museum of History & Art) was built and it took up a good size of the granted land leaving just the horseshoe court. After a push by Mr. Nugent’s great-great granddaughter, Susan Ademé, in the late 1990s, the City of Ontario rededicated the still standing Horseshoe Court and placed a marker honoring Thomas Nugent. Today the park is actively used year around by horseshoe enthusiasts.

ON THE COVER About Huerta del Valle

The City of Ontario is pleased to announce the next citywide yard sale!

MAY 4 - 6 For more information visit www.ontarioca.gov/yardsale

The goal of Huerta del Valle is to provide the people of Ontario with accessible organic food. In an environment where it might be easier, and more convenient to eat fast food, it is important to have healthier food to not only feed our bodies, but to feed our minds. The Huerta del Valle Community Garden is here to create jobs, provide food justice education and to change the food system within the City of Ontario. The Community Garden is more than just work and job opportunities, it is the work of an entire community.

831 E. Belmont Street For more information about Huerta del Valle, visit www.huertadelvalle.org

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Ontario’s Mayor and City Council are proud to announce this year’s National Night Out scheduled for Tuesday, August 7, 2018. The event will celebrate our city’s ongoing commitment to maintaining a high level of public safety and quality of life for our city.

The block parties can be coordinated through Neighborhood Watch Groups, community organizations or businesses seeking a unique outreach project. Residents with an existing Neighborhood Watch Group should contact their block captains for planning information.

National Night Out is designed to promote crime and drug prevention awareness, enhance participation in local anti-crime efforts, and strengthen our community’s partnerships with law enforcement. Last year, Ontario residents from more than 200 neighborhoods participated in the event.

Neighborhood Watch Block Captains are invited to attend the Ontario National Night Out kick-off meeting on Thursday, June 7, 2018 at 6:30 PM at the Ontario Police Department Community Room located at 2500 S. Archibald Avenue.

We invite Ontario residents to join us in making this year’s celebration our largest ever. Areas throughout the city will be hosting special events such as block parties, flashlight walks, youth activities and anti-crime rallies. Several of these events will be highlighted with visits from Ontario’s Mayor and City Council, various City agencies including the Ontario Police and Fire Departments and representatives from regional agencies.

Contact the Ontario Police Department Crime Prevention Unit at (909) 395-2939 or crimeprevention@ontariopolice.org for more information.

Upcoming Events Thur, 6/7

6:30 PM

Kick-off meeting for Neighborhood Watch Block Captains to be held at the Ontario Police Department, 2500 S. Archibald Avenue, in the Community Room

Fri, 7/6

5:00 PM

Deadline for Ontario National Night Out party registration

Sat, 8/4

9:00 AM

Promotional materials distributed for registered block parties at Ontario Police Department, 2500 S. Archibald Avenue, in the Community Room

Tues, 8/7

5:00 PM

Party at the Park begins

6:00 PM

Neighborhood parties begin

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ARTS & CRAFTS

BASICS OF ELEMENTARY & CARTOON DRAWING 6 – 12 YEARS

Class combines essential basics of drawing and humorous cartoon curriculum. Students will improve drawing skills, increase art vocabulary and create silly story characters and story sequences. All materials provided. Curriculum meets the California State Standards for Visual Arts. †$6

DRAWING FOR ALL LEVELS

Instructor: Julianna Balogh

Instructor: Young Rembrandt Armstrong CC

Mon

4/30 – 5/21

4:00p – 4:45p

COPPER ENAMELING

$42

18 YEARS+

Copper enameling is an ancient art form where copper is the canvas, glass is the paint and the kiln fire is the brush. Create jewelry, pictures, dishes and more in a spacious studio environment. Purchase supplies in class. †$6 ‡ Purchase supplies in class

Instructors: Jan Mayne & Glenn Briggs

Armstrong CC

Tue

4/17 – 5/29

6:00p – 9:00p

$65‡

Armstrong CC

Wed

4/18 – 5/30

9:30a – 12:30p

$65‡

Armstrong CC

Wed

4/18 – 5/30

1:00p – 4:00p

$65‡

Armstrong CC

Wed

4/18 – 5/30

6:00p – 9:00p

$65‡

PAINTING FOR ALL LEVELS

15 YEARS+

This class is for beginners through advanced students working at your own pace. Learn to develop your own visual style by learning to solve problems of color, design, value and technique in a supportive setting. Work with the medium of your choice and enhance your painting skills. Supply list will be given out at the first class. †$6 Instructor: Julianna Balog Armstrong CC

Mon

3/26 – 5/14

6:00p – 8:00p

ILLUSTRATION FOR KIDS AND ADULTS

$37‡

6 YEARS+

Learn the basic techniques for illustration by focusing on storytelling through images and diving into comic strip storytelling, character design, ideal illustration style for backgrounds and the skills to work on your comic. †$6

‡ $6 supply fee payable to the instructor

Instructor: DJ Hughes 6 – 13 YEARS

Armstrong CC

Mon

4/9 – 4/30

4:30p – 6:00p

$52‡

Armstrong CC

Mon

5/7 – 5/28

4:30p – 6:00p

$52‡

Armstrong CC

Mon

4/9 – 4/30

6:00p – 7:30p

$52‡

Armstrong CC

Mon

5/7 – 5/28

6:00p – 7:30p

$52‡

14 YEARS+

BEGINNING & INTERMEDIATE CERAMICS

15 YEARS+

Explore hand-building, pottery wheel and sculpture techniques. Students work on projects of their own choice once basic construction is learned. All levels welcome! †$6

‡ Clay must be purchased in class (No Class 5/22, 5/24) Instructor: JoAnne Campanella Armstrong CC

Tue

4/3 – 5/15

6:30p – 9:30p

$70‡

Armstrong CC

Thur

4/5 – 5/17

9:00a – 12:00p

$70‡

Armstrong CC

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Thur

3/22 – 5/10

3:00p – 5:00p

OIL PAINTING

$37‡

12 YEARS+

Class covers composition and color mixing while exploring different styles and techniques of oil painting. Supply list available at the Armstrong Community Center. †$6

Instructor: Nancy Kasten Armstrong CC

Tue

4/4 – 4/25

9:00a – 12:00p

$44

Armstrong CC

Tue

5/1 – 5/22

9:00a – 12:00p

$44

QUILTING CLUB

15 YEARS+

Students with quilting experience will work on quilting projects in class and share ideas and suggestions. †$3

‡ Students must bring their own sewing machine and materials Instructor: Yolanda Reyes Armstrong CC

Tue

4/3 – 4/24

6:00p – 9:00p

$12‡

Armstrong CC

Tue

5/1 – 5/22

6:00p – 9:00p

$12‡

QUILTING FRIENDS

18 YEARS+

Come and make new friends while quilting. All levels welcome! Work on a common project with the group or work on your own project. Students must know how to use their own sewing machine. †$3 ‡ Students must bring their own sewing machine and materials Instructor: Yolanda Reyes Armstrong CC

Wed

4/4 – 4/25

1:00p – 4:00p

$12‡

Armstrong CC

Wed

5/2 – 5/23

1:00p – 4:00p

$12‡

NEW SEW MUCH FUN CLUB

9 – 12 YEARS

Have fun and learn how to sew beginner projects such as a pillowcase, wallet, tote bag or table runner. Each student will learn all the basics to get them started on their own sewing projects. Sewing machines supplied in class. †$6

‡ Supply list will be provided in class. Some supplies are provided. Instructor: Yolanda Reyes Armstrong CC

Fri

4/6 – 4/27

4:00p – 6:00p

$27‡

Armstrong CC

Fri

5/4 – 5/25

4:00p – 6:00p

$27‡

STAINED GLASS

16 YEARS+

Stained glass artwork is taught to beginning through advanced artists. Learn pattern selection, glass scoring, breaking and grinding glass pieces and soldering. Projects include sun catchers, garden stakes and more. †$6

‡ 1st time student starter kit $22, is payable to the instructor at first class Instructor: Jan Mayne Armstrong CC

† Non-resident Fee

15 YEARS+

This class is for beginner through advanced students working at their own pace. Learn to develop your own visual style through still life, landscapes using charcoal, pastels, pen and ink. Supply list will be given out at the first class.†$6

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Tue

4/17 – 5/29

1:00p – 4:00p

‡ Additional Fee/Comments

$65‡

RECRUITING SENIOR VOLUNTEERS

Do you have extra time? How about joining the Ontario Police Department senior volunteer program? Requirements: • 55 years+ • Valid CA drivers license • Volunteer at least 5 hours weekly CONTACT THE ONTARIO POLICE DEPARTMENT CRIME PREVENTION UNIT FOR MORE DETAILS

909.395.2939

crimeprevention@ontariopolice.org LOOKING FOR A

SUMMER

JOB? C I T Y O F O N TA R I O

2018

SUMMER POSITIONS NOW AVAILABLE

LIFEGUARD INSTRUCTOR/GUARD

POOL MANAGER SR. POOL MANAGER

APPLICATIONS ONLY AVAILABLE ON THE CITY WEBSITE.

RECRUITING VOLUNTEERS

For details & information: Recreation & Community Services Department

(909) 395-2020

If you have Aquatics specific questions feel free to contact us at (909) 395-2507.

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For more information, call or fill out a Museum Volunteer application online.

(909) 395-2510 www.ontarioca.gov/employment

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DANCE & EXERCISE

ONTARIO OVATION TWIRLERS 6 – 18 YEARS Learn the basics of baton twirling in this fun class. Students will progress monthly with more advanced skills and choreography and will have the opportunity to participate in parades with continued enrollment. †$6

‡ $30 supply fee is payable to instructor for the baton; additional items may be purchased on an optional basis. Instructor: Catherine Ross BEGINNING (Tinker Twirlers) Westwind CC

Wed

4/4 – 4/25

4:00p – 4:50p

$40‡

Westwind CC

Wed

5/2 – 5/30

4:00p – 4:50p

$40‡

INTERMEDIATE (Twirling Stars) (Instructor approval required) Westwind CC

Wed

4/4 – 4/25

5:00p – 5:50p

$40‡

Westwind CC

Wed

5/2 – 5/30

5:00p – 5:50p

$40‡

ADVANCED (Twirlerettes) (Instructor approval required) Westwind CC

Wed

4/4 – 4/25

6:00p – 6:50p

$40‡

Westwind CC

Wed

5/2 – 5/30

6:00p – 6:50p

$40‡

14 YEARS+

MARTIAL ARTS CARDIO STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

This class includes circuit training, cardio instruction and kickboxing taught by Black Belt martial artists. Great body conditioning! Hand protection required. †$6 (No Class 5/28)

Class is held at Combined Martial Science 13611 12th Street Unit A, Chino (909) 238-9217 www.combinedmartialscience.com ‡ $20 t-shirt fee payable to the instructor, additional for hand protection Instructor: Combined Martial Science Staff ComMarSci

M/W

4/2 – 4/25

9:00a – 10:00a

$52‡

ComMarSci

M/W

4/30 – 5/30

9:00a – 10:00a

$57‡

YOGA

HULA FOR ALL 4 YEARS+ Hula dance is for everyone, especially the young at heart! Learn the Hawaiian culture of Hula through hula kahiko (ancient) and hula‘auana (modern) with the story and meaning behind each mele (song). †$6 ‡ ($5 to $12 additional family member discount may apply) ‡ $5 supply fee payable to instructor. Costume fee payable to instructor. Class is affiliated with Hula Club. (No Class 4/3, 4/5) Instructor: Norma Jean Santos YOUTH BEGINNING I 4 – 12 YEARS Westwind CC

Tue

4/10 – 5/1

5:30p – 6:15p

$35‡

Westwind CC

Tue

5/8 – 5/29

5:30p – 6:15p

$35‡

YOUTH BEGINNING II (Prerequisite: Youth 1) Westwind CC

Tue

4/10 – 5/1

6:15p – 7:15p

$35‡

Westwind CC

Tue

5/8 – 5/29

6:15p – 7:15p

$35‡

ADULT BEGINNING I

15 YEARS+

Westwind CC

Thur

4/12 – 5/3

6:15p – 7:15p

$35‡

Westwind CC

Thur

5/10 – 5/31

6:15p – 7:15p

$35‡

ADULT BEGINNING II/INTERMEDIATE (Instructor approval required) Tue

4/10 – 5/1

7:15p – 8:30p

$35‡

Westwind CC

Tue

5/8 – 5/29

7:15p – 8:30p

$35‡

14 YEARS+

Instructors: Combined Martial Science Staff De Anza CC

Tue

4/3 – 4/24

6:00p – 7:00p

$22

Tue

5/1 – 5/29

6:00p – 7:00p

$27

LINE DANCE WORKSHOP 12 YEARS+ Learn popular new and old line dances! Excellent exercise and a fun social activity – no partner needed! †$4 (No class 5/28) ALL LEVELS

Instructor: Ann Marie Dunn

Senior Center

Mon

4/2 – 4/23

4:30p – 5:20p

$17

Senior Center

Mon

5/7 – 5/21

4:30p – 5:20p

$17

† Non-resident Fee

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15 YEARS+

Westwind CC

Relax after a long day, by developing strength, flexibility, balance, endurance and muscle tone through deep diaphragm breathing and exercises. A great stress relief! †$6

De Anza CC

8 – 14 YEARS

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‡ Additional Fee/Comments

TAP & BALLET COMBO

Combo classes build poise, coordination and grace. Tap will help with rhythmic training. Tap and ballet shoes required.

Instructors: The Dance Shop 6 YEARS +

BALLET LEVEL 1

Learn the graceful and beautiful techniques of ballet. Students will learn poise and coordination while learning the basics of this popular dance style. Ballet shoes required. Dance Shop

Fri

3/9 – 4/6

5:30p – 6:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Fri

4/3 – 5/11

5:30p – 6:30p

$48

CREATIVE MOVEMENT

2 – 3 YEARS

Class introduces the joy of dancing to your child while building coordination and confidence. Ribbons, mats, hoops and props will make this class fun! Ballet shoes required. Dance Shop

Mon

3/19 – 4/16

6:30p – 7:15p

$48

Dance Shop

Mon

4/23 – 5/28

6:30p – 7:15p

$48

Dance Shop

Wed

3/14 – 4/11

4:30p – 5:15p

$48

Dance Shop

Wed

4/18 – 5/23

4:30p – 5:15p

$48

Students learn gymnastic skills and fundamentals. Class includes warm-up exercises for conditioning and flexibility, as well as, mat and balance beam work. 5 – 7 YEARS

Dance Shop

Wed

3/14 – 4/11

6:30p – 7:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Wed

4/18 – 5/23

6:30p – 7:30p

$48

8 YEARS+

Dance Shop

Tue

3/13 – 4/10

4:30p – 5:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Tue

4/17 – 5/22

4:30p – 5:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Sat

3/17 – 4/14 10:30a – 11:30a $48

Dance Shop

Sat

4/21 – 5/26 10:30a – 11:30a $48

TAP DANCE LEVEL 1

Dance Shop

Mon

3/19 – 4/16

5:30p – 6:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Mon

4/23 – 5/28

5:30p – 6:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Tue

3/13 – 4/10

6:30p – 7:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Tue

4/17 – 5/22

6:30p – 7:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Wed

3/14 – 4/11

5:30p – 6:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Wed

4/18 – 5/23

5:30p – 6:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Sat

4/14 – 6/17

9:30a – 10:30a

$48

Dance Shop

Sat

4/21 – 5/26

9:30a – 10:30a

$48

Dance Shop

Mon

3/19 – 4/16

6:30p – 7:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Mon

4/23 – 5/28

6:30p – 7:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Tue

3/13 – 4/10

5:30p – 6:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Tue

4/17 – 5/22

5:30p – 6:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Thur

3/15 – 4/12

5:30p – 6:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Thur

4/19 – 5/17

5:30p – 6:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Sat

3/17 – 4/14

8:30a – 9:30a

$48

Dance Shop

Sat

4/21 – 5/26

8:30a – 9:30a

$48

5 – 7 YEARS

GYMNASTICS – BEGINNING

‡ (Children should wear comfortable clothing)

3 – 4 YEARS

HIP HOP

Learn all the latest moves including turns and patterns to get you dancing. Builds confidence, coordination and will get you in shape.

5 – 7 YEARS

Dance Shop

Wed

3/14 – 4/11

5:30p – 6:30p

‡ Tap shoes required and are available at The Dance Shop for $25.

Dance Shop

Mon

3/19 – 4/16

4:30p – 5:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Mon

4/23 – 5/28

4:30p – 5:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Wed

4/18 – 5/23

5:30p – 6:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Thur

3/15 – 4/12

5:30p – 6:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Thur

4/19 – 5/17

5:30p – 6:30p

$48

7 – 11 YEARS

Learn the fun technique of tap dancing. Students will learn poise and coordination while learning the basics of this popular dance style. Tap shoes are required.

DANCE & EXERCISE

THE DANCE SHOP 2 YEARS+ The Dance Shop Performing Arts Center is located at 1640 S. Grove, Unit A, Ontario (909) 947-2787 www.ontariothedanceshop.com †$6

8 YEARS+

Dance Shop

Tue

3/13 – 4/10

6:30p – 7:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Tue

4/17 – 5/22

6:30p – 7:30p

$48

Dance Shop

Sat

3/17 – 4/14

9:30a – 10:30a

$48

Dance Shop

Sat

4/21 – 5/26

9:30a – 10:30a

$48

† Non-resident Fee

‡ Additional Fee/Comments www.ontarioca.gov

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DANCE & EXERCISE

POM-POM/CHEER/DRILL TEAM

5 – 14 YEARS

Learn all three skills in one super fun class! Perform in parades, shows and events. Class teaches confidence, coordination, teamwork and spirit; all while having fun and making new friends. Students will have the opportunity to perform in the Independence Day Parade. www.cyscallstars.com †$6 ‡ $25 for performance pom-poms and $80 for performance uniform payable to instructor at a later date. Instructor: California Youth Spirit Corp 5 – 7 YEARS Armstrong CC

Wed

4/11 – 6/27

6:30p – 7:00p

$96‡

8 – 15 YEARS Armstrong CC

Wed

4/11 – 6/27

7:10p – 7:40p

$96‡

18 YEARS+

ZUMBA GOLD MIX

This lower impact dance exercise for adults is a fusion of Cha Cha, Salsa, and other Latin inspired dance steps mixed with Line Dance and some Rock N Roll - Fun for everyone! †$6 (No class 5/28)

Instructor: Ginger Dollarhide

Senior Center

M/W

4/2 – 4/30

6:00p – 6:45p

Free

Senior Center

M/W

5/2 – 5/30

6:00p – 6:45p

Free

BELLY DANCING

15 YEARS+

Belly Dancing improves your posture, muscle tone, and your coordination. New students learn basic steps and movements and how to play finger cymbals. Returning students review the basics, learn new steps, and improve their dance technique. Fun exercise and make new friends. shahira@shahirasdance.com †$6 ‡ $15 supply fee payable to instructor for finger cymbals. Instructors: Shahira Senior Center

Thur

4/5 – 4/26

6:30p – 7:30p

$42

Senior Center

Thur

5/3 – 5/24

6:30p – 7:30p

$42

RHYTHM ADDICT DANCE STUDIO

16 YEARS+

The following classes are held at Rhythm Addict Dance Studio. 10373 Trademark Street, Suite E, Rancho Cucamonga, 91730 †$6 (909) 240-7615 Instructors: Rhythm Addict Dance Studio BALLROOM FOR COUPLES

16 YEARS+

Bring your sweetie and rekindle your romance on the dance floor. These beginning level classes will teach you different dances throughout the year and is a great reason for a date night! Please include partner’s name when registering. May: Beginning American Tango. ‡Couples fee Rhythm Addict

Fri

5/4 – 5/25

8:00p – 8:50p

$90‡

16 YEARS+

BEGINNING SALSA

Come learn fun and exciting Salsa dances. This is the studio’s most popular dance class! Lessons are broken down into 4 easy to learn patterns that are stitched together to create a seamless pattern of dance. Rhythm Addict

Tue

4/3 – 4/24

7:00p – 7:50p

$49

Rhythm Addict

Thur

5/3 – 5/24

7:00p – 7:50p

$49

BEGINNING BACHATA

16 YEARS+

Come learn fun and exciting Bachata dances. Lessons are broken down into 4 easy to learn patterns that are stitched together to create a seamless pattern of dance. †$6 Rhythm Addict

Wed

4/4 – 4/25

7:00p – 7:50p

$49

Rhythm Addict

Mon

5/9 – 5/30

7:00p – 7:50p

$49

FREE! Sundays 8:00a HE A L T H Y

WALKING CLUB

Meet at the R. Jack Mercer Community Bandstand located at Euclid Avenue and C Street. We take our weekly 3 mile walk along beautiful historic Euclid Avenue. No RSVP necessary.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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Check out the new Made In Ontario Business Series on the City of Ontario YouTube channel.

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The Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Inland Empire Small Business Development and The Chamber of Commerce, in partnershipCenter with the San Bernardino County Workforce Development Board, Inland Empire Small Business Development Center and The Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the offer a number ofCounty programs & workshops forCenter businesses. San Bernardino Workforce Development Board, Inland Empire Small Business Development and offer a number ofCounty programs & workshops for businesses. San Bernardino Workforce Development Board, MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR offer a number of programs & workshops for businesses. THE UPCOMING EVENTS: MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THE UPCOMING EVENTS: MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR Good THE Morning Ontario | 7:00a-8:30a UPCOMING EVENTS:

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DANCE SPECIAL & EXERCISE INTEREST

DRIVER’S EDUCATION – ONLINE COURSE

15 YEARS+

Complete your Driver’s Education from home, on your computer. This is an interactive, online course with videos and animated driving scenarios. Learn the rules of the road, driver responsibility, DMV procedures and much more. A licensed instructor is available to answer any questions. Receive DMV-approved Certificate of Completion. †$6

Instructor will contact student after completed registration. Instructor: Erika Vieyra (Safety Drivers Ed)

FEE

4/1

$41‡

5/1

$41‡

MATH WORKSHOP

8 – 14 YEARS

Experience a new, practical approach to math problem solving and hands-on practice for 3rd–8th graders. Learn essential math and time management skills. Whether your student needs chapter review, assistance on a new topic for school or help preparing for tests. For more information call (626) 379-1112. †$6 ‡ A $10 supply fee is payable to the instructor. Instructors: AGI Academy Staff

De Anza CC

Wed

3/28 – 4/25

5:00p – 5:45p

$72‡

De Anza CC

Wed

5/2 – 5/30

5:00p – 5:45p

$72‡

UKULELE

EDUCATION 2 GO – ONLINE COURSES ADULTS

Take Ed2Go classes from the comfort of your own home or office, at your convenience. Update computer skills, discover a new talent, or chart a career path at your own pace. Instructor led online courses include 12 lessons (2/ wk) supplemented by quizzes, and online discussion. Visit www.ed2go.com/ontario for extensive listing of classes including Adobe Software, business, computer skills, Microsoft products, web design, personal enrichment, health care, legal classes and more! How to Register: 1. Make payment for the course with the Ontario Recreation & Community Services Department by completing the registration process on Page 5. 2. Go to www.ed2go.com/ontario and enroll in the desired class. 3. After enrollment, students will click on the “Continue to Payment Options” button. Select either “Purchase Later” or “Already Paid” button. Payment must be made to the City of Ontario two days prior to course start date. Call the Armstrong Community Center at (909) 395-2020 for additional registration information. Instructors: Ed2Go

4 YEARS+

Class introduces tuning, music theory, ear training, and solfege singing. Techniques such as picking and strumming will also be taught. Learning materials will be provided in class. By the end of the class, you will have learned the fundamental knowledge of playing the Ukulele, as well as singing a few popular songs! Participants must bring a Ukulele to class. Instructor is also available for individual assistance for 15 minutes after class. This class continues after 4 weeks. www.leranwang.com †$6

Instructor: Leran Wang BEGINNING

Armstrong CC

Fri

3/23 – 5/11

5:30p – 6:15p

$82‡

ADVANCED BEGINNING (Instructor Approval Required)

Armstrong CC

Fri

3/23 – 5/11

6:30p – 7:15p

IRISH TIN WHISTLE

$82‡

5 YEARS+

Learn both D scale and G scale on the tin whistle. Students will learn how to read the notes on both, and by the end of the class you will have the fundamental knowledge of playing this instrument. The tin whistle is available in music stores and is an inexpensive instrument to start learning music basics. Participants must bring a tin whistle to class. Instructor is also available for individual assistance for 15 minutes after class. This class continues after 4 weeks. www.leranwang.com †$6 Instructor: Leran Wang

STARTS

FEE

Armstrong CC

Fri

3/23 – 4/20

5:30p – 6:15p

$66

4/11

$110‡

Armstrong CC

Fri

4/27 – 5/18

5:30p – 6:15p

$66

5/16

$110‡

CHALLENGE YOUR COMPUTER SKILLS

PIANO KEYBOARD

12 YEARS+

Students will learn keyboarding and how to use Microsoft Word for making reports and projects with its various functions, such as clip art and tables. †$6 ‡ A $10 supply fee is payable to the instructor. Instructors: AGI Academy Staff

De Anza CC

Wed

3/28 – 4/25

5:00p – 5:45p

$72‡

De Anza CC

Wed

5/2 – 5/30

5:00p – 5:45p

$72‡

4 YEARS+

Class introduces instrument part names, music theory, ear training and solfege singing. Learn the fundamental knowledge of playing the keyboard piano with one hand and both hands. Participants must bring a small keyboard to class. Instructor is also available for individual assistance for 15 minutes after class. This class continues after 8 weeks. www.leranwang.com†$6 Instructor: Leran Wang BEGINNING

Armstrong CC

Mon

3/26 – 5/21

5:30p – 6:15p

$82‡

ADVANCED BEGINNING (Instructor Approval Required)

Armstrong CC

† Non-resident Fee

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Mon

3/26 – 5/21

6:30p – 7:15p

‡ Additional Fee/Comments

$82‡

4 YEARS+

Class introduces instrument part names, tuning, ear training and solfege singing. Techniques such as strumming will also be taught. Participants must bring a guitar to class. Instructor is also available for individual assistance for 15 minutes after class. This class continues after 8 weeks. www.leranwang.com †$6 Instructor: Leran Wang BEGINNING

Armstrong CC

Mon

3/26 – 5/14

4:30p – 5:15p

$82

ADVANCED BEGINNING (Instructor Approval Required) Armstrong CC

Thur

3/22 – 5/10

4:30p – 5:15p

$82

NEW ACTING FOR KIDS AND ADULTS

This class teaches the essentials for live stage performances using theater games to discover how to use your voice and physicality to tell a story. Lessons focus on teamwork as well as being able to take charge on your own to perform on stage in a variety of conditions. †$6

‡ A $6 supply fee is payable to the instructor.

Instructor: Kelsey Cole 6 – 13 YEARS

Armstrong CC

Mon

4/9 – 4/30

4:30p – 6:00p

$52‡

Armstrong CC

Mon

5/7 – 5/28

4:30p – 6:00p

$52‡

Armstrong CC

Mon

4/9 – 4/30

6:00p – 7:30p

$52‡

Armstrong CC

Mon

5/7 – 5/28

6:00p – 7:30p

$52‡

14 YEARS+

NEW IMPROV

14 YEARS+

You will learn how to step onto a blank stage and create scenes with in-depth characters to provide a story for audiences. Using Improv games (as seen on “Whose Line is it Anyway?”), you will use the theater exercises you learn to sharpen your performance skills. †$6 ‡ A $6 supply fee is payable to the instructor.

GROOVIN’ GUITAR

6 YEARS+

Learn simple melodies, and develop basic guitar techniques; also learn basic chords, and note reading skills. Student must bring or rent guitar. Guitar rental available at $30 for 5 weeks. ‡$20 supply fee is payable to instructor Upland Music

Fri

6 – 11 YEARS

4/13 – 5/11

4:30p – 5:30p

$62‡

12 YEARS+ Upland Music

Fri

4/13 – 5/11

5:45p – 6:45p

$62‡

3 YEARS+

KEYBOARD/PIANO INTRODUCTION

Learn the basics of playing piano; including bowing technique, finger position, and more. Keyboard rental available at $30 for 5 weeks. ‡ $25 supply fee is payable to the instructor 3 – 5 YEARS

Upland Music

Mon

4/9 – 5/7

4:15p – 5:00p

$62‡

DANCE &INTEREST SPECIAL EXERCISE

GUITAR

6 – 9 YEARS Upland Music

Mon

4/9 – 5/7

5:00p – 5:45p

$62‡

10 YEARS+ Upland Music

Mon

4/9 – 5/7

5:45p – 6:30p

BECOME A WEDDING PLANNER

$62‡

ADULTS

Learn how to become a wedding planner by learning the fundamentals of planning this type of event. Class includes etiquette, scheduling, wedding emergencies, rehearsals, newest trends in wedding designs, invitations, budgeting and start-up costs. †$6

‡ Additional $45 supply fee is payable to the instructor. Instructor: Kathy Madison Westwind CC

T/Th

4/6 – 4/18

6:00p – 7:00p

$62‡

Instructor: D.J. Hughes

Armstrong CC

Mon

4/9 – 4/30

7:30p – 9:00p

$52‡

Armstrong CC

Mon

5/7 – 5/28

7:30p – 9:00p

$52‡

UPLAND MUSIC SCHOOL The following classes are held at Upland Music School, 791 E. Foothill Boulevard Suite H, Upland, (909) 608-0213. †$6 Instructor: Upland Music School Staff

SING OUT LOUD

6 – 11 YEARS

Students learn proper vocal technique and develop healthy singing voices through popular songs. The instructor will help identify your vocal range and improve the weaker areas in voice. 6 – 11 YEARS

Upland Music

Tue

4/10 – 5/8

4:30p – 5:30p

Upland Music

Tue

4/10 – 5/8

5:45p – 6:45p

$62‡

12 YEARS+ $62‡

† Non-resident Fee

‡ Additional Fee/Comments www.ontarioca.gov

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FREE ZUM UP CLASSES

SITES

DAYS

TIMES

CLC

WED

6:00p

MON – FRI

8:00a

DAQ

MON

8:30a/7:00p

WED

8:30a

TUE/FRI

8:00a

THUR

8:00a

TUE

6:00p

FBC OHC

TUE/THUR

8:00a/5:00p 8:00a

MON

10:00a

WED

10:00a

FRI

9:00a

TUE/THUR

6:00p

WED/FRI

10:00a

SBV

MON

8:00a

VMP

MON/WED (KIDS CLASS)

4:00p

THUR

9:00a

SAT

10:00a

MUÑOZ

Designed for everyone to get healthy Classes offered at various community centers in Ontario

FRI WW

The perfect combination of dance and fitness

JOIN TODAY! All locations will be subject to closing in observance of State & Local Holidays. Please check with the center to see their posting on closures.

Center Locations CLC

Christian Life Center

718 E. Maitland Avenue

909.994.3057

De Anza Community & Teen Center

1405 S. Fern Avenue

909.395.2030

DAQ

Dorothy A. Quesada Community Center

1010 S. Bon View Avenue

909.395.2300

FBC

Friendship Baptist Church

1023 S. Sultana Avenue

909.983.7319

OHC

Ontario Health Center

150 E. Holt Boulevard

909.387.6225

Westwind Community Center

2455 E. Riverside Drive

909.395.2506

MUÑOZ

Anthony Muñoz Community Center

1240 W. Fourth Street

909.395.2622

SBV

South Bon View Park

2025 S. Bon View Avenue

909.395.2020

VMP

Veterans Memorial Park

1257 E. D Street

909.986.5847

HE A L T H Y

303 E. B STREET ONTARIO, CA 91764 (909) 395-2036 www.behealthyontario.com

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LOCATIONS:

CC is Community Center.

The Tiny Tots Enrichment Learning Program is dedicated to improving the well-being of all young children. Children learn through art, literacy, science and math, interactive and purposeful play. Three year olds learn to transition successfully from home to school in a relaxed fun-filled educational environment while developing social and motor skills. Four and five year olds will continue to develop, gain and refine skills needed for successful social development and school readiness as they transition into kindergarten. Classes are taught by experienced recreation staff with a student to teacher ratio of 7 to 1. Please call if you are interested in a class that has a Spanish speaking teacher.

ONLINE REGISTRATION is available at no additional cost. Priority registration for children currently enrolled in Session 4 began on Tuesday, February 20. On-line and walk-in registration for any remaining spots begins on Monday, March 5. First-time and Ontario resident participants registering on-line must show proof of birth and residency prior to the first day of Tiny Tots. Walk-in registration is accepted at the Armstrong or De Anza Community & Teen Centers. Parents/ Guardians must bring in proof of birth and Ontario residency at the time of registration. No mail-in registration. Due to the popularity of this program, NO REFUNDS or CREDITS will be issued unless the class is canceled. Registering for Session 4 will give you priority for Session 5. A letter will be sent home with your child explaining priority registration.

DANCE TINY TOTS & EXERCISE

TINY TOTS 3 – 5 YEARS ENRICHMENT LEARNING PROGRAM

Children must meet the age requirement by the first day of class. Children are not permitted to attend more than one class in a session. NO EXCEPTIONS. For more information please call (909) 395-2020.

Children must be potty trained. No pull-ups allowed.

EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION! REGISTER BY MARCH 18 AND SAVE $10.

SESSION 5 * Classes are for 4 – 5 years only

De Anza CC*

** Classes are for 3 – 4 years

*** Class is for 3 – 5 years

Non-resident Fee $6

M/W/F

4/2 – 5/18

9:00a – 12:00p

$168

De Anza CC

T/Th

4/3 – 5/17

9:00a – 12:00p

$112

DAQ CC

M/W/F

4/2 – 5/17

9:00a – 12:00p

$168

***

M/W/F

4/2 – 5/18

9:00a – 12:00p

$168

Westwind CC

M/W/F

4/2 – 5/18

9:00a – 12:00p

$168

T/Th

4/3 – 5/18

9:00a – 12:00p

$112

***

Muñoz CC

Westwind CC

† Non-resident Fee

‡ Additional Fee/Comments www.ontarioca.gov

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TOT CLASSES

PARENT & ME “Terrific Twos and Threes”

2 – 3 YEARS

Parents learn to guide their child’s development in language and coordination skills. This fun and interactive class features art, crafts, music and games. A great first classroom experience for your child! †$6 (No class 4/4) ‡ $5 supply fee is payable to the instructor at first class. Instructor: Irma Zendejas Armstrong CC

Tue

4/10 – 5/1

5:30p – 6:30p

$41‡

Armstrong CC

Tue

5/8 – 5/29

5:30p – 6:30p

$41‡

Armstrong CC

Wed

4/11 – 5/2

5:30p – 6:30p

$41‡

Armstrong CC

Wed

5/9 – 5/30

5:30p – 6:30p

$41‡

LITTLE CHAMPS MARTIAL ARTS

3 – 5 YEARS

Preschool martial arts fitness class is designed for the younger child. Use of motor coordination through basic gymnastics, yoga and martial arts. †$6

TOT ICE SKATING @ ONTARIO ICE

2 – 5 YEARS

Learn all the ice skating basics on a toddler level. †$6

‡ $3 Weekly skate rental fee; Admission to Open Skating sessions is free. Instructors: Ontario Ice Skating Center Staff Ontario Ice Ctr

Thur

4/6 – 5/25

6:00p – 6:30p

$54‡

Ontario Ice Ctr

Sat

4/8 – 5/27

12:45p – 1:15p

$54‡

TOT ICE HOCKEY @ ONTARIO ICE

2 – 5 YEARS

This class focuses on beginning fundamentals: skating, stopping with the puck, hockey positions, pivot turns, stick handling and shooting. †$6 ‡ $3 Weekly skate rental fee; Admission to Open Skating sessions is free. Instructors: Ontario Ice Skating Center Staff Ontario Ice Ctr

Thur

4/6 – 5/25

6:00p – 6:30p

$54‡

‡ $20 t-shirt fee payable to instructor. Instructors: Combined Martial Science Staff ComMarSci

Tue

4/3 – 4/24

3:00p – 4:00p

$57‡

ComMarSci

Tue

5/1 – 5/29

3:00p – 4:00p

$57‡

3 – 5 YEARS

TOT ICE SKATING @ CENTER ICE

The front glide, the snowplow stop and the basics on a toddler level. Skate rental and free public skating the day of class is included. Instructors are U.S. Figure Skating certified. Please arrive 20 minutes early for skate fitting and check-in. Dress warmly. †$6 Instructors: Center Ice Skating Staff

Center Ice Arena

Sat

3/17 – 4/14

11:00a – 11:30a

$57

Center Ice Arena

Sat

4/21 – 5/19

11:00a – 11:30a

$57

TOT AND ME ICE SKATING @ CENTER ICE

2 – 5 YEARS

This class teaches basic skating skills to child and parent. Skate rental and free public skating the day of class is included. Instructors are U.S. Figure Skating certified. Please arrive 20 minutes early for skate fitting and check-in. Dress warmly.†$6 Additional tot skater is $25. Instructors: Center Ice Skating Staff Center Ice Arena

Sat

3/17 – 4/14

11:00a – 11:30a

$77

Center Ice Arena

Sat

4/21 – 5/19

11:00a – 11:30a

$77

PARENT & ME ICE SKATING @ ONTARIO ICE

2 – 5 YEARS

Parents participate with their child with instruction that includes front glide, snowplow stop and basics on a toddler level. Parents skate for free along with child. Plus free public skating sessions. †$6 ‡ $3 Weekly skate rental fee; Admission to Open Skating sessions is free. Instructors: Ontario Ice Skating Center Staff Ontario Ice Ctr

Wed

4/5 – 5/24

11:30a – 12:00p

$54‡

GIVE A HELPING HAND

VOLUNTEER MAKE A DIFFERENCE

For information or to complete a volunteer application, call the Ontario Recreation & Community Services Department at (909) 395-2020

† Non-resident Fee

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Instructor: Traccee Theokari

PRESCHOOL 3’S & 4’S

3 – 4 YEARS

This class provides an introduction to early learning skills such as letters, numbers, colors, shapes, story time, crafts and music. Non-parent participation class.

2’S WITH MISS TRACCEE

2 YEARS

Parents/caregiver participate with your child in a classroom setting that includes creative play, arts & crafts, music, story and circle time. ‡ $6 supply fee payable to instructor. Armstrong CC

Thur

3/22 – 4/26

10:00a – 11:00a

$32‡

Armstrong CC

Thur

5/3 – 5/31

10:00a – 11:00a

$32‡

PRESCHOOL ABC'S & 123'S

3 – 5 YEARS

Armstrong CC

Mon

3/19 – 4/23

12:15p – 2:15p

$47‡

This fun class focuses on the alphabet, numbers, colors and shapes through recognition, writing, counting and sorting. A supply fee is payable to the instructor in class.

Armstrong CC

Tue

3/20 – 4/24

9:00a – 11:00a

$57‡

‡ $6 supply fee payable to instructor.

Armstrong CC

Wed

3/21 – 4/25

12:15p – 2:15p

$57‡

Armstrong CC

Thur

3/22 – 4/26

11:00a – 12:00p

$27‡

9:00a – 11:00a

$47‡

Armstrong CC

Thur

5/3 – 5/31

11:00a – 12:00p

$32‡

‡ $10 – $12 supply fee payable to instructor.

Armstrong CC

Fri

4/6 – 4/27

Armstrong CC

Mon

4/30 – 5/21

12:15p – 2:15p

$47‡

Armstrong CC

Tue

5/1 – 5/29

9:00a – 11:00a

$57‡

Armstrong CC

Wed

5/2 – 5/30

12:15p – 2:15p

$57‡

Armstrong CC

Fri

5/4 – 6/1

9:00a – 11:00a

$57‡

PRESCHOOL 4’S & 5’S

4 – 5 YEARS

This 3-hour class will prepare each student for kindergarten, both academically and socially. Daily activities include art projects, circle time, academic studying, and outside play (when weather permits). Non-parent participation class. ‡ $12 – $15 supply fee payable to instructor.

PRESCHOOL READING WORKSHOP

4 – 6 YEARS

Students learn the concepts of reading. Students will learn letter sounds, blends, word structure, and sequencing. ‡$5 – $6 supply fee payable to instructor. Armstrong CC

Thur

3/22 – 4/26

12:15p – 1:15p

$27‡

Armstrong CC

Thur

5/3 – 5/31

12:15p – 1:15p

$32‡

BEGINNING MATH SKILLS

4 – 6 YEARS

Students are introduced to the beginning concepts of math including patterns, measuring, adding, subtracting and working with double digit numbers. ‡$6 supply fee payable to instructor.

Armstrong CC

Mon

3/19 – 4/23

9:00a – 12:00p

$65‡

Armstrong CC

Tue

3/20 – 4/24

11:15a – 2:15p

$80‡

Armstrong CC

Thur

1/11 – 2/8

1:15p – 2:15p

$27‡

Armstrong CC

Wed

3/21 – 4/25

9:00a – 12:00p

$80‡

Armstrong CC

Thur

2/15 – 3/15

1:15p – 2:15p

$32‡

Armstrong CC

Fri

4/6 – 4/27

11:15a – 2:15p

$65‡

Armstrong CC

Mon

4/30 – 5/21

9:00a – 12:00p

$65‡

Armstrong CC

Tue

5/1 – 5/29

11:15a – 2:15p

$80‡

Armstrong CC

Wed

5/1 – 5/29

9:00a – 12:00p

$80‡

Armstrong CC

Fri

5/4 – 6/1

11:15a – 2:15p

$80‡

1’S & 2'S WITH MISS TRACCEE

TOT DANCE CLASSES & EXERCISE

MISS TRACCEE’S PRESCHOOL 1 – 6 YEARS This academically enriched preschool program offers a fun learning experience. All classes complement each other without being repetitive. For more information, contact Traccee at (909) 749-8687. †$6 (No class 3/23 – 4/2, 5/28)

1– 2 YEARS

Parents/caregiver participate with your child in a classroom setting that includes creative play, arts & crafts, music, story and circle time. ‡ $6 supply fee payable to instructor. Armstrong CC

Thur

3/22 – 4/26

9:00a – 10:00a

$32‡

Armstrong CC

Thur

5/3 – 5/31

9:00a – 10:00a

$32‡

† Non-resident Fee

‡ Additional Fee/Comments www.ontarioca.gov

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DANCE SPORTS & EXERCISE CLASSES

CROSSFIT CLASSES 5 YEARS+ All classes listed below held at CrossFit Kinnick, 3550 E. Philadelphia Street #160, Ontario or 166 S. 2nd Avenue, Upland. (909) 983-4744 www.crossfitkinnick.com Instructors: CrossFit Kinnick Trainers 5 – 8 YEARS

CROSSFIT FOR KIDS

Get your kids in a CrossFit program designed for them! Kids will build motor skills and learn to move safely through active games and activities. †$6 Location: Ontario CrossFit Kinnick

Thur

4/1 – 4/26

5:00p – 5:30p

$45

CrossFit Kinnick

Thur

5/3 – 5/31

5:00p – 5:30p

$56

9 – 12 YEARS

CROSSFIT FOR YOUTH

Get your kids in a CrossFit program designed for them! Kids will build motor skills and learn to move safely through active games and activities. †$6 Location: Ontario CrossFit Kinnick

Thur

4/1 – 4/26

5:30p – 6:00p

$45

CrossFit Kinnick

Thur

5/3 – 5/31

5:30p – 6:00p

$56

ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

13 – 18 YEARS

Build a solid foundation of strength and conditioning through the 10 physical skills: strength, power, endurance, stamina, coordination, speed, agility, flexibility, balance and accuracy. †$6 Location: Upland CrossFit Kinnick

M/W

4/2 – 4/30

5:15p – 6:00p

$73

CrossFit Kinnick

M/W

5/2 – 5/30

5:15p – 6:00p

$73

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL SCRIMMAGE LEAGUE 8 – 14 YEARS

This exciting introductory league is designed for young girls to learn the basic fundamentals of the game of volleyball. This FREE league will be instructed by female staff to provide young athletes with the skills they will need to progress into the sport of volleyball. Scrimmage games will be formatted pending the number of participants in attendance and will be designed to teach the rotations and skills incorporated in a game setting. Instructor: Staff Westwind CC

Thur

3/1 – 4/26

SPRING BREAK GIRLS SPORTS CAMP

5:45p – 6:45p

M – Th

3/26 – 3/29

8 – 14 YEARS

9:00a – 12:00p

‡$25 ball fee payable to instructor 1st day of class. Instructor: Gary Nichols, PGA professional Whisp Lakes

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Sat

4/7 – 5/5

8:00a – 9:00a

BEGINNING ICE SKATING @ CENTER ICE

$75‡

14 YEARS+

This introduction class includes forward skating, swizzles and back wiggles. Skate rental and free public skating the day of class is included. Instructors are U.S. Figure Skating certified. †$6 Instructors: Center Ice Arena Staff Center Ice Arena

Sat

3/17 – 4/14

11:00a – 11:30a

$57

Center Ice Arena

Sat

4/21 – 5/19

11:00a – 11:30a

$57

BEGINNING ICE HOCKEY @ ONTARIO ICE 6 – 14 YEARS

This class focuses on beginning fundamentals: skating, stopping with the puck, hockey positions, pivot turns, stick handling and shooting. Students who know the basics will find the intermediate class challenging and fun. †$6 ‡ $3 weekly skate rental fee; Admission to Open Skating sessions is free. Instructors: Ontario Ice Skating Staff Ontario Ice Ctr

Tue

4/4 – 5/23

6:30p – 7:00p

BEGINNING ICE SKATING @ ONTARIO ICE

$54‡

6 YEARS+

This introduction class includes: glides, forward swizzles, backwards wiggles, dips, spin and spiral, snowplow stop and more. †$6 Instructors: Ontario Ice Skating Staff ‡ $3 weekly skate rental fee; Admission to Open Skating sessions is free. 6 – 14 YEARS Ontario Ice Ctr

Tue

4/4 – 5/23

Ontario Ice Ctr

Thur

Ontario Ice Ctr

Sat

Ontario Ice Ctr

Thur

6:30p – 7:00p

$54‡

4/6 – 5/25

6:30p – 7:00p

$54‡

4/8 – 5/27

12:45p – 1:15p

$54‡

4/6 – 5/25

6:30p – 7:00p

15 YEARS+ OLYMPIC JUDO

$54‡

5 YEARS+

Kids, teens & adults learn to defeat an opponent using endless options of throws, pins & submissions including chokes and arm bars. A focus on Olympic style fighting while incorporating self defense; tournaments available. Develop discipline, leadership, friendships and respect! (No class 5/28) †$6 Instructor: Victor Ortiz, 3rd degree black belt

$25 Muñoz CC

M/W

4/2 – 4/30

6:15p – 7:45p

$40

Muñoz CC

M/W

5/2 – 5/30

6:15p – 7:45p

$40

† Non-resident Fee

7 YEARS+

Beginning fundamentals and intermediate skills will be taught in class. Learn to play or improve your technique. The Get Ready Golf Program teaches basic skills, discusses the game’s rules, etiquette and values. Practice equipment is included. †$6

FREE

This exciting INTRODUCTORY Sports Camp is designed for young girls to learn the basic fundamentals of basketball and softball. Each day will be spent with female coaches focusing on the basic skills associated with each sport. Participants will receive a shirt, certificate and daily nutritious snack. †$3 Instructor: Staff Westwind CC

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Classes at Combined Martial Science: 13611 12th Street Unit A, Chino (909) 238-9217 For more information visit www.combinedmartialscience.com ‡ $50 uniform fee payable to the instructor. Instructors: Combined Martial Science Staff JUJITSU/WRESTLING/MMA ComMarSci

Thur

4/5 – 4/26

5:00p – 6:00p

$52‡

ComMarSci

Thur

5/3 – 5/31

5:00p – 6:00p

$57‡

KICKBOXING/WRESTLING/MMA ComMarSci

Thur

4/5 – 4/26

6:00p – 7:00p

$52‡

ComMarSci

Thur

5/3 – 5/31

6:00p – 7:00p

$57‡

TAE KWON DO @ DAQ CENTER 4 – 15 YEARS Tae Kwon Do incorporates kicking, hand strikes and blocks while developing discipline and self-control. Classes are for all levels. For Friday classes only- White belts- 4p, 1st Yellow to 1st Blue belts- 5p, Master Blue- Black Belts 6p. Tot Beginner class will progress at a slower rate to ensure that the students are learning the necessary skills for their level. Instructor is bilingual. www.chungstaekwondostudios.com †$6 (No class 4/13, 5/25, 5/29) ‡ Uniform is available for purchase from instructor. Instructor: Jessica Coria TOT BEGINNERS – WHITE BELTS 4 – 5 1/2 YEARS DAQ CC

T/Th/F

4/3 – 4/27

4:00p – 5:00p

DAQ CC T/Th/F 5/1 – 5/31 BEGINNERS – WHITE BELTS

4:00p – 5:00p

$57‡

$57‡ 5 1/2 – 15 YEARS

TAE KWON DO @ WESTWIND CENTER 5 YEARS+ Tae Kwon Do incorporates kicking, hand strikes and blocks while developing discipline, self-control and inner peace. Instructor is bilingual. www.chungstaekwondostudios.com †$6 ‡ Uniform is available for purchase from instructor. Instructor: Thomas Aguilar BEGINNING YOUTH 5 – 14 YEARS Westwind CC

Mon Wed Sat

4/2 – 4/30 4/2 – 4/30 4/2 – 4/30

5:00p – 6:00p 6:00p – 7:00p 9:00a – 10:00a

$47‡

Westwind CC

Mon 5/2 – 5/30 5:00p – 6:00p $47‡ Wed 5/2 – 5/30 6:00p – 7:00p Sat 5/2 – 5/30 9:00a – 10:00a ADVANCED YOUTH (Instructor approval required) 5 – 14 YEARS Westwind CC

M/W Sat

4/2 – 4/30 4/2 – 4/30

6:00p – 7:15p 10:00a – 11:00a

$47‡

M/W Sat TEENS & ADULTS

5/2 – 5/30 5/2 – 5/30

6:00p – 7:15p 10:00a – 11:00a

$47‡

Westwind CC

15 YEARS+

Westwind CC

M/W Sat

4/2 – 4/30 4/2 – 4/30

7:30p – 8:45p 11:00a – 12:00p

$47‡

Westwind CC

M/W Sat

5/2 – 5/30 5/2 – 5/30

7:30p – 8:45p 11:00a – 12:00p

$47‡

TAE KWON DO @ VETERANS CENTER

Payments for the following classes taught at the Veterans Memorial Community Center must be paid to the YMCA at the Veterans Memorial Community Center. BEGINNING YOUTH @ VETERANS CENTER 5 – 14 YEARS ‡ Uniform is available for purchase from instructor.

DAQ CC

T/Th/F

4/3 – 4/27

4:00p – 5:00p

$57‡

Veterans CC

T/Th

4/3 – 4/26

5:30p – 6:30p

$35‡

DAQ CC

T/Th/F

5/1 – 5/31

4:00p – 5:00p

$57‡

Veterans CC

T/Th

5/1 – 5/31

5:30p – 6:30p

$35‡

INTERMEDIATE 1ST YELLOW – MASTER YELLOW DAQ CC

5 – 15 YEARS

T/Th/F

4/3 – 4/27

5:00p – 6:00p

DAQ CC T/Th/F 1ST BLUE – BLACK

5/1 – 5/31

5:00p – 6:00p

4/3 – 4/27

6:00p – 7:00p

DAQ CC

T/Th/F

$57‡

$57‡ 8 – 15 YEARS

DANCE &CLASSES SPORTS EXERCISE

MIXED MARTIAL ARTS 5 – 14 YEARS Well-rounded martial arts program combines kickboxing, boxing, judo, jujitsu, and submission wrestling. Emphasis will be placed on self-improvement, mental discipline, and selfesteem. Students attend one class a week for one hour. †$6

ADVANCED YOUTH @ VETERANS CENTER 5 – 14 YEARS ‡ Uniform is available for purchase from instructor. Veterans CC

T/Th

4/3 – 4/26

6:30p – 7:30p

$35‡

Veterans CC

T/Th

5/1 – 5/31

6:30p – 7:30p

$35‡

$57‡

$57‡ 10 – 18 YEARS

DAQ CC T/Th/F 5/1 – 5/31 BLACK BELTS (Instructor approval required)

6:00p – 7:00p

DAQ CC

T/Th/F

4/3 – 4/27

7:00p – 8:00p

$57‡

DAQ CC

T/Th/F

5/1 – 5/31

7:00p – 8:00p

$57‡

† Non-resident Fee

‡ Additional Fee/Comments www.ontarioca.gov

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DANCE SPORTS & EXERCISE CLASSES

KENPO KARATE 7 YEARS+ (Adults encouraged) This introductory course is designed to acquaint the beginner student with the basics of Ten-Chi Kenpo and self-defense. Students will learn self-defense techniques, Japanese terminology, history and tradition. Balance, coordination, selfdiscipline are emphasized. Third family member enrolled free. Instructor is bilingual. †$6 Instructor: Jaime Godoy BEGINNING: INTRODUCTION TO TEN-CHI KENPO De Anza CC

T/Th

4/3 – 4/26

6:00p – 7:00p

$44

De Anza CC

T/Th

5/1 – 5/31

6:00p – 7:00p

$44

WHITE/YELLOW BELTS Continuation class of beginning karate. (Instructor Approval Required) De Anza CC

T/Th

4/3 – 4/26

6:00p – 7:00p

$44

De Anza CC

T/Th

5/1 – 5/31

6:00p – 7:00p

$44

GREEN/BROWN & BLACK BELTS Continuation class of karate. (Instructor Approval Required)

TENNIS ACADEMY 3 – 17 YEARS Beginning and Pee Wee classes focus on proper technique through fun drills and games designed to advance handeye coordination. Intermediate class will improve technique, spin, placement, balance and movement through games and drills. Intermediate class prepares students for high school tournaments and overall higher level of play. Students must bring a tennis racquet to class. †$6

johnnyallentennis.com PEE WEE TENNIS

Instructor: Johnny Allen Tennis Staff 3 – 5 YEARS

Westwind CC

T/Th

4/3 – 4/26

4:45p – 5:30p

$65

Westwind CC

T/Th

5/1 – 5/24

4:45p – 5:30p

$65

Westwind CC

T/Th

4/3 – 4/26

5:30p – 6:30p

$81

Westwind CC

T/Th

5/1 – 5/24

5:30p – 6:30p

$81

6 – 11 YEARS

BEGINNING

BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE

7 – 17 YEARS

De Anza CC

T/Th

4/3 – 4/26

7:00p – 8:00p

$44

Westwind CC

T/Th

4/3 – 4/26

6:30p – 8:30p

$129

De Anza CC

T/Th

5/1 – 5/31

7:00p – 8:00p

$44

Westwind CC

T/Th

5/1 – 5/24

6:30p – 8:30p

$129

MAY THE

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CALL 909.395.2236 FOR MORE INFORMATION

DOO-WOP SPECTACULAR II APRIL 16 @ 7:30 PM

Merton Hill Auditorium at Chaffey High School

THE MUSIC OF HENRY MANCINI MAY 14 @ 7:30 PM

Ontario Town Square at Downtown Ontario

MEMORIAL DAY CONCERT MAY 28 @ 10:00 AM Bellevue Memorial Park

HOLLYWOOD HITS JUNE 18 @ 7:30 PM

Merton Hill Auditorium at Chaffey High School

FOURTH OF JULY CONCERT JULY 4 @ 10:30 AM

Ontario Town Square at Downtown Ontario

For more information please visit www.SHOWBAND.net

Artwork by Jeff Victor

† Non-resident Fee

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Instructors: World Elite Gymnastics

YOU AND I

1 – 2 YEARS

Children will enjoy using smaller versions of gymnastics equipment such as beams, bars and mats. Students improve motor and social skills. Moms and Dads spend time with their child and other parents. WE Gymnastics

Mon

4/7 – 4/28

10:30a – 11:15a

$77

WE Gymnastics

Mon

5/2 – 5/23

10:30a – 11:15a

$77

MINI ELITES

3 – 5 YEARS

Class for preschoolers includes age-appropriate lessons using low beams, bars and mats and trampolines. Students develop motor skills, strength, flexibility and coordination and gain confidence while learning gymnastics skills. WE Gymnastics

Tue

4/3 – 4/24

4:00p – 5:00p

$88

WE Gymnastics

Tue

5/1 – 5/22

4:00p – 5:00p

$88

TUMBLING FOR ALL

8 – 17 YEARS

This class is for anyone who likes to tumble! Athletes will learn how to tumble with the help of mats, spotting and various drills. Class teaches rolls, cartwheels, round-offs, walkovers, handsprings and flips. WE Gymnastics

Wed

4/3 – 4/24

4:00p – 5:00p

$88

WE Gymnastics

Wed

5/2 – 5/23

4:00p – 5:00p

$88

GYM STARS – GIRLS

6 – 9 YEARS

This class is for students who have progressed from the Mini Elites class. Gymnasts will learn basic flexibility, strength and gymnastics skills in a fun and energetic way. Gymnasts will use all apparatus (vault, bars, balance beam, floor etc.) as well as, trampolines. WE Gymnastics

Mon

4/2 – 4/23

4:00p – 5:00p

$88

WE Gymnastics

Mon

5/4 – 5/25

4:00p – 5:00p

$88

GYM STARS – BOYS

6 – 9 YEARS

Wed

4/4 – 4/25

4:00p – 5:00p

$88

WE Gymnastics

Wed

5/2 – 5/23

4:00p – 5:00p

$88

URBAN ACRO TRICKERS

SPORTS DANCE &CLASSES EXERCISE

WORLD ELITE GYMNASTICS 1 – 16 YEARS World Elite Gymnastics offers lessons for all ages in a fun and safe environment. All students should wear comfortable, playtype clothing and socks. Students should not wear jewelry and have long hair pulled back in a ponytail. A parent or legal guardian must sign a waiver prior to the start of the first class. †$6

8 – 17 YEARS

Urban Acro is the ninja-like method of moving around obstacles with grace and speed, vaulting over fences and other barricades and jumping from object to object. The basics are running, jumping up (and down) and jumping over objects. Learn the basics in order to be safe and to learn more cool tricks. Participants will use blocks, mats and trampolines. WE Gymnastics

Tue

4/3 – 4/24

4:00p – 5:00p

$88

WE Gymnastics

Tue

5/1 – 5/22

4:00p – 5:00p

$88

† Non-resident Fee

‡ Additional Fee/Comments www.ontarioca.gov

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YOUTH SPORTS DANCE & EXERCISE

SOCCER KICKS 3 – 5 YEARS SEASON TIME LINE This positive four week program introduces young children to *Skills Assessment is mandatory for ALL players in ALL divisions. teamwork and sportsmanship. Basic age appropriate drills SKILLS ASSESSMENT ALL AGES are taught. All participants receive a T-shirt and participation Westwind CC Sat 5/19 9:00a – 1:00p award. Children should wear comfortable clothing and tennis type shoes. (No cleats, shin guards are optional). Space is COACHES MEETING limited in each age division. Practices are held on Saturdays. **Coaches Meeting is mandatory for all coaches. Register online at www.ontarioca.gov/registration. †$3 Armstrong CC Thur 5/31 6:00p Instructor: Staff

Ontario Soccer Park Field #7

Sat

2/17 – 3/10

9:30a – 10:30a

$30

PRACTICE BEGINS WEEK OF 6/11 AT PARTICIPATING CENTERS OPENING DAY IS 7/5 AT WESTWIND/DE ANZA CC

LOCATIONS: CC is Community Center.

5 – 14 YEARS

Join the excitement of playing NON-COMPETITIVE basketball this summer. Learn the fundamentals, sportsmanship, and basic skills of this sport while making new friends. All children play every game. Fee includes a jersey and participation award. REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Registration is accepted Monday, April 2 through Friday, May 4 OR until space is filled at the Armstrong Community Center, 1265 S. Palmetto Avenue. All individuals registering for any Ontario Youth Sports program must provide written verification of date of birth prior to the season start date. Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis. Sign up early as space is limited. Online registration will be accepted beginning April 2 at 5:00a. DIVISION I (MINI) Armstrong CC

5 – 7 YEARS M – F, 4/3 – 5/5

DIVISION II Armstrong CC

8 – 9 YEARS M – F, 4/3 – 5/5

DIVISION III Armstrong CC

$30 10 – 11 YEARS

M – F, 4/3 – 5/5

DIVISION IV Armstrong CC

$30

$30 12 – 14 YEARS

M – F, 4/3 – 5/5

$30

*Non–residents add $3. Deduct $2 from total fee for each additional child registered in family.

† Non-resident Fee

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ADULT DANCESPORTS & EXERCISE

ADULT SPORTS PROGRAMS

(909) 395-2178

All adult sports will pay an additional $5 per non-resident player. All sports played at Westwind CC. Dates for the following Adult Sports Discount Registration: Mon – Fri, 2/19 – 2/23 Registration Dates: Mon – Fri, 2/26 – 3/9 Classification Games

League play begins week of

TBA

3/19

League Fees ‡ Discount fees only valid during above mentioned dates. ‡‡ Per game/ paid at field SOCCER: MEN'S, WOMEN'S & COED

League

Nights: Wed Nights – Women's Fri Nights – Men’s Sun – Coed

Discount Week‡

Registration Week

Forfeit Bond

Official Fee

$275

$300

$52

$13‡‡

KICKBALL: COED

Sun Mornings - Afternoons - Coed Discount Week‡

Registration Week

Forfeit Bond

Official Fee

$175

$200

$48

$12‡‡

BASKETBALL: MEN’S, WOMEN’S & COED

Tue Night, Thur Night, Sat Mornings and Afternoons Discount Week

Registration Week

Forfeit Bond

Official Fee

$210

$235

$100

$25‡‡

VOLLEYBALL: COED & WOMEN'S

League Nights: Wed Nights – Coed Fri Nights – Women’s

Discount Registration: Mon – Fri, 2/19 – 2/23 Registration Dates: Mon – Fri, 2/26 – 3/19 League Fees ‡ Discount fees only valid during above mentioned dates. ‡‡ Per match/ paid at match Discount Week‡

Registration Week

Forfeit Bond

Official Fee

$175

$200

$48

$12‡‡

† Non-resident Fee

‡ Additional Fee/Comments www.ontarioca.gov

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DANCE TEEN &TINY AQUATICS EXERCISE SCENE TOTS

WESTWIND POOL

2455 E. Riverside Drive, Ontario CA 91761 (909) 395-2020 or (909) 395-2506

LIFEGUARD AND WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR TRAINING

Are you looking for a rewarding summer job? We can help you become a Lifeguard or Instructor Guard by offering the Lifeguard and Water Safety Instructor certification courses listed below. These courses include online content that will need to be completed and turned in the first day of the course. Access to online content will be provided 1 week prior to course start date. Participants are required to attend all the classes- NO EXCEPTIONS! Please note: There is an online portion to training course with a $35 non-refundable fee paid to the American Red Cross. All Participants are required to enroll in the online portion and begin course content prior to the first in-person skill session. Enrollment and attendance in class does not guarantee passing the required tests. Refunds will be given after the first class only.

IMPORTANT! Candidates who are successfully hired into the position of Lifeguard, Instructor Guard, Pool Manager or Senior Pool Manager may be eligible for a partial reimbursement of course registration fees up to $100 per course. Reimbursements will be refunded to the original payee. To be eligible for reimbursement, the candidate must meet the following requirements: • Complete and pass the Lifeguard and/or Water Safety Instructor course. • Successfully complete any required selection processes and be hired as a Lifeguard, Instructor Guard, Pool Manager or Senior Pool Manager with the City of Ontario. • Work a minimum of 150 hours during the 2018 season (May 2018 – August 2018). LIFEGUARD TRAINING Participants must be 15 years old before the final class session, be able to swim 300 yards with a combination of breaststroke and front crawl, and pick up a 10-pound brick from a depth of 7 feet and swim 25 yards with it. FEE: $135 †6 Fee includes pocket mask. ‡ Dates and times subject to change ‡‡Transportation is NOT provided

Fri

3/23

APRIL CLASS 1 ‡ Westwind Colony H.S./Westwind ‡‡ Test Day APRIL CLASS 2 ‡

5:00p – 8:00p

Colony H.S./Westwind‡‡

Sat

3/24

9:00a – 6:00p

Test Day

Sun

3/25

9:00a – 6:00p

Colony H.S.

Fri

4/20

5:00p – 8:00p

Colony H.S./Westwind‡‡

Sat

4/21

9:00a – 6:00p

Test Day

Sun

4/22

9:00a – 6:00p

4:00p – 9:00p

Sat

4/14

8:00a – 6:00p

Sun

4/15

8:00a – 6:00p

Westwind

Fri

4/27

4:00p – 9:00p

Colony H.S./Westwind ‡‡

Sat

4/28

8:00a – 6:00p

Test Day

Sun

4/29

8:00a – 6:00p

SWIM LESSONS American Red Cross-certified swim lessons are 2-week sessions, Monday through Friday, 30 minutes each day at a cost of $30 per swimmer (unless otherwise specified). A $2 additional child discount is given to each additional child from the same household enrolled in swim lessons. Children must be at least 3yrs old to register. (NO EXCEPTIONS). †6 One adult may only register their child/children. Semi-private lessons are available for more individualized instruction. For $60*, the instructor will customize a class for a maximum of 2 students. Swim class registration is on a firstcome, first-serve basis. All classes are subject to cancellation if minimum enrollment is not met. Additional child discount not available. There will be no credits issued after the first week of class.The 2018 Swim Lesson program will offer Ontario residents online, priority registration. Please visit www.ontarioca.gov for class level descriptions prior to enrollng in swim lessons.

Westwind Pool

Wed – Thur

5/14 – 5/25

$30

Online & Walk-in Registration for Residents and Non-Residents Walk-in Registration will begin at Armstrong Community Center @ 8:00a on Thur, 5/10. Registration Dates: 5/10 – 5/16 8:00a – 11:59p Westwind Pool

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Priority ONLINE Registration for Ontario Residents ONLY Priority Registration Dates: 5/9 5:00a – 5/10 7:59a

APRIL CLASS ‡

Fri

SESSION 1

MARCH CLASS ‡ Colony H.S.

WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR FEE: $150 †6 ‡ Dates and times subject to change ‡‡ Transportation is NOT provided

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Thur – Wed

5/14 – 5/25

‡ Additional Fee/Comments

$30

Includes: Pool rental and lifeguards. †$20 ‡ Westwind reservations include the covered patio outside the pool gates.

Level 1, 2, 3

Mon – Fri

3:30p – 4:00p

$30

Level 1, 2, 3

Mon – Fri

4:10p – 4:40p

$30

Level 1, 2, 3

Mon – Fri

4:50p – 5:20p

$30

LOCATION

MAXIMUM

2 HOURS

3 HOURS

Level 1, 2, 3

Mon – Fri

5:30p – 6:00p

$30

Muñoz

60 ppl

$80

$110

Semi-private

Mon – Fri

6:10p – 6:40p

$60

Quesada

60 ppl

$80

$110

Adult Semi-private, Semi-private

Mon – Fri

6:45p – 7:15p

$60

Westwind ‡

80 ppl

$150

$200

REGISTRATION INFORMATION Session 2 lessons will be offered at Westwind, Muñoz and Quesada. Session 3, 4 and 5 lessons will be offered at ALL pool sites (Westwind, Muñoz, Quesada and Colony High School).

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POOL RENTAL PACKAGE

WESTWIND POOL SCHEDULE FOR SESSION 1

Session 6 and 7 lessons will be offered at Westwind, Muñoz and Quesada pools. More detailed information about future Sessions and Registration dates will be available in the Summer Brochure or by calling (909) 395-2513 for more information.

The City of Ontario is offering certified:

SWIMMING SKILLS ASSESSMENTS & WATER SAFETY DAY

May is National Water Safety Month! What better way to celebrate than with your local swim instructors assessing your child’s swimming abilities? Show up to the pool on these dates and our friendly staff will evaluate your child’s swimming skill level. There will be free snacks and CPR demonstrations. For more information call (909) 395-2513. Westwind Pool

Sat

5/5

11:00a – 1:00p

Free

Quesada & Muñoz Pool

Sat

5/19

11:00a – 1:00p

Free

RESERVATIONS & PARTIES! Beginning March 2 the Recreation & Community Services Department will begin accepting applications for Pool Parties. The pools will be available Saturdays only, beginning 6/2 – 8/25. Party ‘Cool’ at an Ontario Pool! Celebrate your special events at any of our City pools! Two-hour minimum, three hour maximum; Saturdays only. Reservation applications can be turned in at the Armstrong Community Center or Westwind Community Center. They must be submitted a minimum of 2 weeks in advance and no more than 90 days in advance. For more information, please call (909) 395-2020 or (909) 395-2513.

• Heartsaver • • CPR • • First Aid • • AED • Clases en Español disponible bajo petición. Favor de llamar al (909) 395-2533

For more information visit www.ontarioca.gov/cpr or call (909) 395-2533

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FUN-FILLED ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS FOR DIFFERENTLY ABLED PEOPLE AGE 3 YEARS AND OLDER

Activities are for individuals who are self-sufficient and able to function in a group environment without causing harm to themselves or others, or disrupting the group. Pre-registration and pre-payment at least 48 hours in advance at the Armstrong Community Center or Ontario Senior Center are required. Sorry, no refunds; no exceptions. For more information, please call the Armstrong Community Center at (909) 395-2020 or the Ontario Senior Center at (909) 395-2021. ADVENTURE DAY

RECREATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM AVAILABLE!

3 YEARS+

Come EXPLORE Southern California each month with us! Drop off and pick up at Ontario Senior Center unless otherwise noted at registration.†$5 Cost is per meeting

DEPART

DAYS & DATES

FEE

Senior Ctr

Sun 4/22 – Beach

$25

Senior Ctr

Sun 5/20 – TBA

$25

SOCIAL CLUB

3 YEARS+

Three animated hours of arts/crafts, music, sports and group interaction. †$1 Cost is per meeting (No Club on 5/19, 5/26) Senior Ctr

Sat

4/7 – 5/19

9:00a – 12:00p

NIGHT OUT

$4.50

3 YEARS+

A true adventure in culinary delights. Join us one night a month as we dine out. †$2

Cost is per night

Various

Wed

4/18, 5/16

6:30p – 8:00p

FUN FLICKS

The City of Ontario Recreation & Community Services Department is currently accepting applications for

Youth Empowerment Scholarships (Y.E.S.)!

3 YEARS+

Cinema club featuring both new and old, live-action and animated movies. †$1.50 Cost is per event (No movies on 5/26) Senior Ctr

Sat

4/28

12:00p – 2:00p

“TAZ” LEAGUE BOWLING

$5.50

Apply now to use funds for our Spring programs!

3 YEARS+

Weekly costs include shoes, two games and trophy. Winter League from January through June. Last bowl for League on 6/20. †$1 Brunswick Bowl

Sat

4/7, 4/21, 5/5, 5/19

1:00p – 3:00p

GET YOUR GROOVE ON

Learn line dances, Tai Chi and Wii Fit. †$1 Senior Ctr

Sat

4/14, 5/12

3 YEARS+

12:00p – 2:00p

For more information on the program or how you can donate to the fund, please call (909) 395-2020.

† Non-resident fee

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COMMUNITY ADAPTIVE DANCE & PROGRAM TINY EXERCISE CENTERS TOTS

DOROTHY A. QUESADA COMMUNITY CENTER

1010 S. Bon View Avenue Ontario, CA 91761 (909) 395-2300

Adults: 8:00a – 8:00p Mon–Fri Youth/Teens: 2:00p – 8:00p Mon–Fri SPECIAL EVENTS

TEAM RHYTHM

KITE FLYING FESTIVAL

7 – 17 YEARS

Come compete to see who has the best “kite flying” skills! Join us for prizes and food. Event is subject to be changed or cancelled based on the weather. Wed

2/21

4:00p – 6:00p

ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARTY

FREE 7 – 17 YEARS

Join us for Irish themed crafts and games. Don’t forget to wear green! Wed

3/14

4:00p – 6:00p

FREE 3 – 14 YEARS

SPRING EGG-LEBRATION!

Join us for a day filled with music, crafts, treats, egg hunt and a special visit from the Spring Bunny! Wed

3/28

4:00p – 6:00p

ROLLER SKATING TRIP

FREE 7 – 17 YEARS

Come skate the day away with us! Fee includes admission and skate rental. Sat

4/21

3:30p – 7:45p

CINCO DE MAYO PARTY

FREE 7 – 17 YEARS

Join us for games, crafts, dancing and of course Piñatas! Refreshments will be served. Wed

5/2

4:00p – 6:00p

FREE

YOUTH AND TEEN ACTIVITIES MAD SCIENTISTS

7 – 17 YEARS

Do you have a love for science or just want to see how things work? Join our Science Club and open your mind to a whole new world. Tue

On-going

5:00p – 6:00p

YOUNG CHEFS

FREE 7 – 17 YEARS

Learn how to make quick and healthy snacks to help fight that afterschool snack attack. Thur

On-going

4:30p – 5:30p

KANVAS KIDS

FREE 5 – 17 YEARS

Express your artistic talents and showcase your work by making creative art projects and crafts for your family and friends. Display your work on the "Artwalk” for the community to see and enjoy. Fri

On-going

5:00p – 6:00p

FREE

WIZ KIDZ KINDERGARTEN – MIDDLE SCHOOL HOMEWORK CENTER

Students receive assistance with their homework assignments while developing and improving their scholastic skills. Mon – Thur

On-going

3:00p – 6:00p

FREE

Level 1

M/W

On-going

5:00p – 6:00p

FREE

Level 2

M/W

On-going

6:00p – 7:00p

FREE

12 – 17 YEARS G.I.R.L’S CLUB (GENERATING INDEPENDENT, RESPONSIBLE LEADERS THROUGH SELF-CONFIDENCE)

Join our group of committed young women who will mentor and engage young girls in our community by providing a platform to discuss current topics. Learn how to overcome challenges, as well as exchange ideas that will engage and empower you to become the best that you can be! Each month a new topic will be discussed. Thur

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5:30p – 7:30p

NEW! TEEN LOUNGE

FREE 12 – 17 YEARS

Come spend time with your friends in our new teen lounge. Enjoy movies, video games or just relax on our oversized bean bag chairs! Open for use when staff member is present. M–F

On-going

3:00p – 8:00p

FREE 7 – 17 YEARS

NEW! GARDENING CLUB

Learn how to start and take care of a vegetable garden! Plant, cultivate and grow veggies in our community garden plot. All materials are provided. W/ F

On-going

4:00p – 5:00p

TEEN ACTION COMMITTEE (TAC)

FREE 12 – 18 YEARS

Become a part of the largest community committed teen organization in the City. The Teen Action Committee (TAC) addresses community issues in a leadership role; volunteer in a meaningful way that helps to improve the community; and develop strong ties with other teens through networking opportunities such as field trips, special events, and monthly meetings. Wed

1st & 3rd Wed ea./mo.

5:30p – 6:30p

HEALTH & FITNESS PROGRAMS FITNESS ROOM HOURS

FREE

14 YEARS+

Quality free-weight, universal and cardiovascular equipment. Mon – Fri

On-going

8:00a – 8:00p

FUN & FIT BOOTCAMP

FREE 14 YEARS+

Get the body you want with this high energy fitness class. W/Th

† Non-resident Fee

7 – 12 YEARS

Children interested in dance will learn basic Jazz techniques and routines that will be performed at special events and the annual DAQ Dance Recital. Spaces are limited to 15 participants per class. Please call (909) 395-2300 for more information.

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On-going

6:30p – 7:30p

‡ Additional Fee/Comments

FREE

7 – 17 YEARS

Southland Symphony Orchestra

Join us every Monday to participate in various sports, games and healthy activities. Basketball, flag football, soccer, obstacle courses and more! Mon

On-going

FREE

3:30p – 4:30p

WALKING CLUB

14 YEARS+

Enjoy our new outdoor fitness trail and engage with our community as we walk around the park and neighborhood to stay in shape. Participants have the opportunity to go on bi-monthly weekend hiking trips to popular destinations. Tue

On-going

4:00p – 5:00p

WOMEN’S FITNESS HOUR

Enriching our community and inspiring a love of music through exciting live symphony performances, innovative programming and educational outreach.

FREE 18 YEARS+

Join us for a women’s only fitness hour in our gym. T/Th

On-going

6:00p – 7:00p

ZUMBA CLASSES

FREE

Upcoming performance:

Saturday, April 21, 2018 at 3 PM

18 YEARS+

This dance-fitness class will get you moving and in shape. Mon

On-going

8:30a – 9:30a

FREE

Tue – Fri

On-going

8:00a – 9:00a

FREE

Mon

On-going

7:00p – 8:00p

FREE

DANCE TINY ADAPTIVE COMMUNITY TOTS & EXERCISE PROGRAM CENTERS

GET ACTIVE!

“SSO Presents Genius!” Performances will be held at Bethel Congregational Church, located at 536 N. Euclid Avenue.

REPORT ABANDONED SHOPPING CARTS

FREE TO RESIDENTS! CALL FOR PICK-UP (800) 252-4613

Shopping carts taken from shopping center properties and left abandoned are an eyesore for Ontario's residents and pose potential threats to driver and pedestrian safety.

Interested in joining the Southland Symphony? Visit SouthlandSymphony.com for more information about auditions

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COMMUNITY ADAPTIVE DANCE & PROGRAM TINY EXERCISE CENTERS TOTS

ANTHONY MUÑOZ COMMUNITY CENTER

1240 W. Fourth Street Ontario, CA 91762 (909) 395-2622 Adult & Seniors: 8:00a – 2:00p Mon – Fri Youth 2:00p – 6:00p Mon – Fri Teens & Families 2:00p – 9:00p Fri ARTS AND CRAFTS, INDOOR AND OUTDOOR GAMES, SPORTS, SPECIAL EVENTS AND MORE! Anthony Muñoz Community Center offers a wide variety of activities. Children under age 7 must have a guardian in attendance. Each participant must complete an emergency card. Ask for a Calendar of Events with a detailed outline for each month. YOUTH PROGRAMS

7 – 17 YEARS

INDOOR/OUTDOOR SPORTS

Enjoy soccer, dodge ball, hockey, softball, baseball and handball while learning basic skills. Equipment provided. Mon – Fri

On-going

3:00p – 5:00p

FREE

COOKING CLUB

Learn to cook a variety of healthy alternative foods, as well as proper food preparation techniques and portion amount. Wed

On-going

3:30p – 4:30p

FREE

WII SPORTS

Have fun while exercising your body and mind with Wii Sports, Mario Party, Super Smash Bros., Just Dance 2, by participating in free play or tournaments style events. Tue

On-going

3:30p – 5:00p

FREE

SPORTS CLUB

Come and learn a new game or create a league and start playing championship style tournaments. Participants will learn the rules and fundamentals of the games, while making friends and having fun. Fri

On-going

3:30p – 4:30p

FREE

WALKING CLUB

Join your friends on a healthy walk through the park and walking trips to Sycamore Park, Claremont Wilderness Trail Head and other local walking trails. Tue

On-going

2:30p – 3:30p

2:30p – 4:30p

4:30p – 5:30p

4:00p – 5:00p

FREE

Fri

1st Fri

4:30p – 6:00p

DRAMA CLUB

Mon

On-going

3:30p – 5:30p

Express yourself through pictures! Create a scrapbook of pictures in your community to share with family & friends. Tue

On-going

3:30p – 5:30p

ZUMBA CLASSES Wed & Fri

On-going

10:00a – 11:00a

FREE

Tue & Thur

On-going

6:00p – 7:00p

FREE

SPECIAL EVENTS

ST. PATRICK'S DAY BBQ

ALL AGES

Come celebrate with a barbeque! Don’t forget to wear green! Thur

3/15

4:00p

SPRING CARNIVAL & EGG HUNT

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Bring the entire family for carnival-style games and crafts. Thur

3/22

4:00p Carnival 5:00p Egg Hunt

FREE

ALL AGES

Come celebrate Mexico’s Culture with crafts and games. Enjoy a burrito and fruit juice. Thur

5/3

4:00p

FREE ALL AGES

Vendors will be providing health and fitness awareness to our community and the Teen Action Committee will host a BBQ with proceeds benefiting the TAC program. Free children’s swimming skills assessments & CPR demonstrations at 11:00a - 1:00p. 5/19

9:00a – 2:00p

FREE

† Non-resident Fee

FREE

This dance-fitness class will get you moving and in shape.

We make science interesting, fun, and educational for school age children with a hands-on approach. 4:00p – 5:00p

FREE

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

Sat

On-going

FREE

Act, sing and dance and have fun with your friends while you recreate commercials and movie scenes.

SCIENCE CLUB

Wed

FREE

Become a princess for a day and get pampered by having your nails, makeup and hair done. Complete your evening with a glamour photo of yourself.

8TH ANNUAL KIDS HEALTH FAIR

Come and celebrate your birthday with your friends. Cake will be provided. 4th Thur

On-going

GLAMOUR DAY

FREE

MONTHLY BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

Thur

Mon

CINCO DE MAYO CELEBRATION

Staff assists youth in the following subjects: reading, math and science. Qualified volunteers are welcome. On-going

Learn Do-It-Yourself crafts with items you have at home.

FREE

HOMEWORK HELPERS

Mon – Thur

DO-IT-YOURSELF CLASS

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FREE

12 – 18 YEARS

TEEN ACTION COMMITTEE (TAC)

Become a part of the largest community committed teen organization in the City. TAC addresses community issues in a leadership role, volunteer in a meaningful way that helps to improve the community and develop strong ties with other teens through networking opportunities such as field trips, special events and monthly meetings.

COSMIC BOWLING, WII TOURNAMENTS, SCAVENGER HUNTS, BASEBALL GAMES AND MORE Alternating Fri

On-going

5:00p – 9:00p

FREE

DINNER & MOVIE NIGHT

Friends and families enjoy quality time together with a spaghetti dinner and a movie with free popcorn. Alternating Fri

On-going

6:00p – 8:00p

BALLROOM DANCING

Put your dancing shoes on and glide around the dance floor to live music! On-going

1:00p – 3:30p

TAI CHI

Join this wonderful gentle exercise class that improves and maintains health. Mon

On-going

10:00a – 11:00a

O TARI ON

FREE

OVAL

M ITI RE F F A R

8TH ANNUAL

KIDS HEALTH FAIR SATURDAY, MAY 19 9 AM – 2 PM | ALL AGES AT ANTHONY MUÑOZ COMMUNITY CENTER

FREE

SENIOR CLUB 50 YEARS+ Anthony Muñoz Center welcomes seniors for dances, potlucks and tai chi exercise. We welcome new participants.

Tue

FREE COMMUNITY EVENT

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YOUTH CLUBS, CLASSES & ACTIVITIES

Ontario is committed to eradicating graffiti citywide. Graffiti removal is FREE and generally done 7 days a week within 48 hours of being reported.

E ORC F K S TA

Removal Hotline: (909) 395-2626 Graffiti In-progress Reporting: (909) 986-6711

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COMMUNITY ADAPTIVE DANCE & PROGRAM TINY EXERCISE CENTERS TOTS

DE ANZA COMMUNITY & TEEN CENTER 1405 S. Fern Avenue Ontario, CA 91762 (909) 395-2030 Adult & Seniors: 8:00a – 2:00p Mon – Fri Youth: 2:00p – 6:00p Mon – Fri 12:00p – 4:00p Sat CLASSES, CLUBS, CRAFTS, COMPUTERS, FITNESS, SPORTS, SPECIAL EVENTS AND MORE! The De Anza Community & Teen Center offers many activities for tots, youth, teens, adults, seniors & families. Please call the center for more information. All participants must have an emergency card on file. *Times and days are subject to change without notice due to gym & fitness room availability, center hours and programs. DE ANZA TOT PROGRAMS For information on the De Anza Tiny Tot programs, see page 17. DE ANZA TEEN PROGRAMS Check out all the great programs that are being offered on the Ontario Teen Scene page. See pages 38 – 39. ADULT & SENIOR PROGRAMS AMIGOS DE ONTARIO - FRIENDS OF ONTARIO

50 YEARS+

*YOUTH OPEN GYM Mon – Fri

On-going

2:00p – 6:00p

FREE

Sat

On-going

12:00p – 4:00p

FREE

Mon

4/5, 5/3, 6/7

11:30a – 1:00p

FREE

MORONGO CASINO

50 YEARS+ Lunch not included. Registration deadline Mon 4/16. †$2.50 Wed

4/18

9:00a – 5:00p

$12

OLVERA STREET

50 YEARS+ Lunch not included. Registration deadline Mon 5/7. †$2.50 Wed

5/9

9:00a – 5:00p

GETTY MUSEUM

$12 50 YEARS+

Lunch not included. Registration deadline Mon 6/4. †$2.50 Wed

6/6

9:00a – 4:00p

$12

Tue

2nd Thur of the mo.

4/12, 5/10, 6/14

1:00p

FREE

18 YEARS+

Mon – Fri

On-going

9:00a – 2:00p

Mon – Thur

On-going

6:00p – 8:00p

Mon – Fri

On-going

8:00a – 8:00p

FREE

Sat

On-going

12:00p – 4:00p

FREE

*FITNESS ROOM

6:30p – 7:30p

On-going

6:30p – 7:30p

ZUMBA

8:00a – 9:00a

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Thur

FREE

7 – 12 YEARS

OPERATION FITNESS

Healthy indoor & outdoor activities including obstacle courses. Thur

On-going

4:00p – 5:00p

FREE

WALKING CLUB/OUTDOOR MACHINES

A club for the whole family with planned special hikes. Fri

On-going

4:00p – 5:00p

FREE

SPECIAL EVENTS ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARTY

7 – 12 YEARS

Search for the Leprechaun’s GOLD coins! Everyone wearing GREEN receives a prize. Fri

3/16

4:00p – 5:30p

SPRING EASTER SOCIAL

FREE

3 – 12 YEARS

Enjoy fun activities including an egg hunt and time with a surprise guest! Thur

3/29

4:00p

PARFAIT SOCIAL

FREE 7 – 12 YEARS

Enjoy creating your own parfait and playing fun indoor & outdoor activities! 4/12

4:00p

FREE 7 – 12 YEARS

Enjoy fun indoor/outdoor games. Healthy refreshments included. Fri

5/4

4:00p

FREE

† Non-resident Fee

On-going

18 YEARS+

On-going

FREE 12 YEARS+

18 YEARS+

LITE MOVES/ZUMBA Mon – Fri

3:00p – 4:00p

CINCO DE MAYO PARTY

*ADULT OPEN GYM (ID may be required)

FREE 12 YEARS+

On-going

Wed

Thur

FITNESS PROGRAMS

6:30p – 7:30p

DE ANZA BOOT CAMP

INLAND EMPIRE LATINO LAWYERS ASSOCIATION (IELLA)

Advice and document preparation is available. No appointment necessary. (951) 369-3009 (Ayuda legal gratis).

On-going

SPORTS DAY FUN

Come and meet new friends. Activities include potlucks and trips. Thur

12 YEARS+

YOGA

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FREE

7 – 12 YEARS

GAME ROOM Mon – Fri

On-going

2:00p – 6:00p

FREE

Sat

On-going

12:00p – 4:00p

FREE

On-going

4:00p

FREE

DAILY CRAFTS Mon – Fri

Ontario Heritage’s 2nd Annual St. Paddy’s

COMPUTER ROOM

Open for homework and school projects only. Mon – Fri

On-going

Golf Tournament

3:00p – 5:00p

FREE

Friday March 16, 2018

SCIENCE CLUB

Explore various science technologies with educational and fun activities. Wed

On-going

4:00p

FREE AFTER SCHOOL SUPPER

FREE 5 – 18 YEARS

Provided by the Ontario-Montclair School District. Mon – Fri

3:00p – 4:00p

FREE

Registration 7:00 AM-7:30 AM Tee Time: 8:00 AM Shotgun Start Entry Fee Includes: Green Fees, Cart, Golfer Goody Bag, Banquet & Awards Ceremony

“Additional Ways to Donate to Ontario Heritage” *Longest Drive

*Putting Contest

*Closest To The Pin

*Raffle Prizes

Tee sign sponsorship and Mulligans EARLY REGISTRATION $75.00 Per Person | $300 per 4 man team

DANCE TINY ADAPTIVE COMMUNITY TOTS & EXERCISE PROGRAM CENTERS

YOUTH PROGRAMS

Whispering Lakes Golf Course 2525 E. Riverside Ontario CA 91761 Any Questions or to RSVP please contact Joe Caskey @ (909) 732-6352 or JOECASKEY@ONTARIOHERITAGE.ORG Please make checks payable to Ontario Heritage and mail to: Joe Caskey 2732 S. Monterey Pl, Ontario, CA 91761 To Register Online go to: www.ontarioheritage.org Ontario Heritage is a 501c3 Non Profit Organization

BECOME A DOCENT AT THE ONTARIO MUSEUM OF HISTORY & ART!

Landscape Design

Docents are trained volunteers who provide essential group learning experiences in the form of museum tours and outreach programs at schools and community centers in Ontario. No previous background in art or history is required, just a passion for learning and interacting with the public. Training starts in May 2018! Help make a difference in your community. Make an appointment with our Curator of Education, Rebecca Horta and learn more about our fun, exciting, and community based Docent Program. Please call or email for more information.

GALLERY HOURS 12:00p to 4:00p | Thur - Sun | Free Admission 225 S. Euclid Avenue | (909) 395-2510

Saturday, March 17, 2018 Saturday, 2018

AM - 12 PM 88 AM

CHINO Basin water conservation district 4594 san bernardino streetdistrict CHINO Basin water conservation monTclair, ca 91763 4594 san bernardino street 91763 off! plants monTclair, will be ca raffled Register at (909) 395-2614 or abonczewski@ontarioca.gov

plants will be raffled off!

www.ontarioca.gov/museum museuminfo@ontarioca.gov

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COMMUNITY ADAPTIVE DANCE & PROGRAM TINY EXERCISE CENTERS TOTS

WESTWIND COMMUNITY CENTER 2455 E. Riverside Drive Ontario, CA 91761 (909) 395-2506 Adult & Seniors: 9:00a – 6:00p Mon – Fri 9:00a – 3:00p Sat Youth/Teens: 2:00p – 6:00p Mon – Fri 9:00a – 3:00p Sat ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST HAVE AN EMERGENCY CARD ON FILE. NO YOUTH UNDER THE AGE OF 18 WILL BE PERMITTED.

OPEN GYM

ADULT BASKETBALL (ID required)

18 YEARS+

Mon – Fri On-going YOUTH BASKETBALL (ID required)

9:00a – 2:00p $2 17 YEARS & UNDER

Mon – Fri On-going 2:00p – 5:00p FREE MONDAY NIGHT BASKETBALL TRAINING 9 YEARS+

Improve your basketball skills with a FREE comprehensive training lead by Former Basketball Pro and WNBA coach, Eric Cooper and his team. Mon GAME ROOM

On-going

7:00p – 8:00p

FREE

Enjoy FREE activities such as pool tables, table tennis, foosball, air hockey and shuffle board. ADULTS

18 YEARS+

Mon – Fri

On-going

9:00a – 6:00p

On-going

2:00p – 6:00p

On-going

9:00a – 3:00p

YOUTH

FREE FREE

ALL AGES Sat FITNESS ROOM

FREE

18 YEARS+

Westwind’s Fitness Room includes various free weights and cardio machines. Mon – Fri

On-going

10:00a – 7:00p

YOUTH CLUBS & ACTIVITIES DIY CLUB

FREE

6 – 12 YEARS

Create a creative piece of art. Different “DIY” projects each class. Please sign up one week prior. On-going

4:30p – 5:30p

YOUNG CHEF’S CLUB

FREE

6 – 12 YEARS

Become a young chef! Create your very own edible, healthy creations and enjoy it at the end of class. Please sign up one week prior. Fri

On-going

4:30p – 5:30p

HOMEWORK HELPERS

FREE

6 – 17 YEARS

Stumped with your child’s homework? Let Westwind staff help your child with their assignments. M – Th

On-going

4:00p – 5:00p

TEEN PROGRAMS

FREE

12 – 17 YEARS

Enjoy a night out with your friends hanging in your own teen lounge! Teen Nights include appetizers and games that are right up your alley! Come on out for a Friday night, you’ll be glad you did! Fri

1st & 3rd Thur ea./mo.

5:30p

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WW WALKING CREW

FREE ALL AGES

Training for an upcoming 5K race or simply want to join friends for a stroll? Join our walking club! Cruise the Westwind walking trail and earn incentives for regular participation. On-going

OUTDOOR FITNESS EQUIPMENT

FREE 15 YEARS+

Looking to strengthen and tone while increasing your fitness? The outdoor fitness equipment located near the tennis courts is just what you need! Visit the staff in the Community Center for a FREE demo. Children should be supervised by an adult at all times. On-going

At your leisure, please use safety precautions when using equipment.

ZUMBA!

FREE ALL AGES

Join our quickly expanding Zumba Class. This is a new way to dance yourself into shape. We are all beginners, give it a try! Mon

On-going

10:00a – 11:00a

FREE

Wed

On-going

10:00a – 11:00a

FREE

SPECIAL EVENTS

ALL AGES

ST. PATRICK'S DAY SHINDIG

Celebrate the Irish way – Wear your GREEN! “Eat the Rainbow” and create an Irish craft! Fri

3/16

4:00p – 5:00p

FREE

EARTH DAY CELEBRATION

Join us as we celebrate Mother Earth! Recycled themed crafts, games, snacks, and fun for all! Fri

4/20

4:00p – 5:00p

FREE

CINCO DE MAYO FIESTA

Celebrate the Battle of Puebla! Crafts, games and a delicious healthy snack for all! Fri

5/4

4:00p – 5:00p

ACTIVE ADULTS

FREE

50 YEARS+

WW WALKING CLUB

ALL AGES

Looking for a safe walking trail to take a morning stroll? Join our walking club and earn incentives for regular participation. Tue – Thur

On-going

9:00a – 10:00a

ZUMBA

FREE 50 YEARS+

Join our NEW Zumba Class geared for the Active Adult. This is a new way to dance yourself into shape. We are all beginners, give it a try!

FREE

† Non-resident Fee

On-Going

FITNESS PROGRAMS

17 YEARS & UNDER

Mon – Fri

Wed

TEEN NIGHTS

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Fri

On-going

9:00a – 10:00a

‡ Additional Fee/Comments

FREE

1257 E. D Street Ontario, CA 91764 (909) 986-5847 2:30p – 5:30p Mon – Fri ZUMBA 18 YEARS+ This morning fitness class will get you moving and in shape. YOUTH

For more information please call the YMCA at (909) 986-5847 Or visit our website at www.weymca.org. The YMCA offers various programs for youth, adults and seniors. Financial Aid is available for all programs. Fees for all classes are accepted only at the Veterans Memorial Community Center. YOUTH PROGRAMS

AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM

5 – 14 YEARS

The After School Program offers homework help, arts & crafts, cooking classes, group activities, walking trail groups, recreational sports, movie days, and much more. M–F

On-going

2:30p – 5:00p

TAE KWON DO – BEGINNING YOUTH (WHITE TO YELLOW BELTS) ‡ Uniform is available for purchase from instructor. T/Th

On-going

5:30p – 6:30p

TAE KWON DO – ADVANCED YOUTH (BLUE TO BLACK BELTS) ‡ Uniform is available for purchase from instructor. T/Th

On-going

6:30p – 7:30p

5:30p – 6:30p

On-going

5:30p – 6:30p

ADULT & SENIOR PROGRAMS

ACTIVE COMMUNITY FITNESS GROUP

$35‡/month

$35/month $35/month

18 YEARS+ 18 YEARS+

Work directly with staff in developing an outside-based workout routine and learn proper gym equipment use, stretching, and muscle development. Adults & Seniors encouraged. M/W/F

On-going

8:15a – 9:15a

Y-FIT FITNESS CLASS

Thur ADVANCED

On-going

9:00a – 10:00a

FREE

Sat

On-going

10:00a – 11:00a

FREE

RESIDENTS 55 YEARS+ SILVER S.T.A.R.S. SENIOR TRANSPORTATION & RECREATION SHUTTLE

5 – 14 YEARS

9 – 14 YEARS M/W

FREE

$35‡/month

5 – 8 YEARS

On-going

4:00p – 4:45p

5 – 14 YEARS

Students learn the basic techniques and movements necessary to develop good dance habits, skills and performance styles. M/W

On-going

FREE

5 – 14 YEARS

HIP HOP DANCE CLASS

Mon BASIC

$30/month 18 YEARS+

Develop individual fitness techniques for both beginners and advanced participants. Work at your own pace, experience stretching and recovery and a vigorous workout.

CITY OF ONTARIO AND YMCA PRESENT SENIOR TRANSPORTATION FOR ONTARIO RESIDENTS Pick-up at any Ontario Residence. Drop-off at the Ontario Senior Center. All pick-up/drop-off times are pre-scheduled Mon - Fri 8:30a - 4:30p Mon, Wed, Fri, 10:00a - 4:00p shuttle will take residents to Dr. Appointments (limited distances) must call in advance for pick-up.

FOR MORE INFO & FOR PICK-UP PLEASE CONTACT THE YMCA AND LEAVE A MESSAGE AT

Adults & Seniors encouraged. T/Th

On-going

8:00a – 9:00a

DANCE TINY ADAPTIVE COMMUNITY TOTS & EXERCISE PROGRAM CENTERS

VETERANS MEMORIAL COMMUNITY CENTER

$15/month

(909) 988-1864

† Non-resident Fee

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DANCE TEEN &TINY EXERCISE SCENE TOTS

DE ANZA COMMUNITY & TEEN CENTER

1405 S. Fern Avenue, Ontario CA 91762 (909) 395-2030 2:00p – 8:00p Mon – Fri 12:00p – 4:00p Sat Where teens can participate in enriching activities and strive to be a positive asset to the community! TEEN PROGRAMS 12 – 18 YEARS For more Teen Programming, please see all Community Center Pages. SPECIAL EVENTS

FREE

LUCK OF THE IRISH PARTY Enjoy wacky games, fun snacks and learn a whole new meaning to “Going Green”. Fri

3/16

THE ARTS ART CLUB Painting, sculpting, drawing and more. Mon

On-going

FREE Instructor: Staff 5:00p – 6:00p

THEATRE TROOPS Act, sing, dance and perform in our next production. (Rehearsals will vary based on the production) Thur

On-going

4:30p – 7:00p

6:00p – 8:00p

TALENT SHOW (AUDITIONS) Audition for a chance to perform in the 12th annual Talent Show. All persons interested MUST pre-register to audition at the De Anza Community & Teen Center. M /Th

3/5 – 4/5

5:00p – 7:00p

TEEN EASTER PARTY Gather with friends to play games, enjoy snacks and have fun celebrating Easter. Fri

3/30

6:00p – 8:00p

13TH ANNUAL TEEN COLLEGE AND CAREER FAIR Teens will be able to research everything from future colleges to part time summer jobs to future career opportunities. For teens ages 12 – 19 years old. For more information, please call (909) 395-2030. Wed

4/11

6:00p – 8:00p

12TH ANNUAL TALENT SHOW (PERFORMANCE) Come out to support Ontario’s talented performers. Enjoy a night of entertainment and community at the De Anza Community & Teen Center. Fri

5/4

6:00p – 8:00p

SUMMER KICK-OFF PARTY Start the summer with friends, food and fun. Fri

5/25

On-going

FREE Instructor: Staff

YOGA Learn yoga and relaxation techniques in a comfortable environment. Mon

On-going

6:30p – 7:30p

DE ANZA BOOT CAMP Get the body you've wanted with this high energy fitness class. Wed

On-going

6:30p – 7:30p

ZUMBA Bring a friend and learn some dance steps, while staying in shape. Thur

On-going

6:30p – 7:30p

The following sports programs are subject to change. 6:00p – 8:00p

FREE AFTER SCHOOL SUPPER 1-18 YEARS Provided by the Ontario-Montclair School District. Mon – Fri

HEALTH, FITNESS & SPORTS

3:00p – 4:00p

DODGEBALL Cardio exercise while playing a game of elimination. Mon

On-going

5:00p

TOURNAMENT TUESDAYS Come participate in a new game tournament each week. Tue

On-going

6:30p

INDOOR SPORTS Come play a new sport each week! Wed

† Non-resident Fee

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On-going

‡ Additional Fee/Comments

3:30p

FREE Instructor: Staff

ADVOCATES FOR HEALTHY LIFE Want to raise awareness and improve the health of your community? Join the Teen Action Committee (TAC) and be the voice of change. Special projects will be discussed at TAC meetings. TEEN ACTION COMMITTEE Become a part of the largest community committed teen organization in the City. TAC addresses community issues in a leadership role, volunteer in a meaningful way that helps to improve the community and develop strong ties with other teens through networking opportunities such as field trips, special events and monthly meetings. Wed

1st & 3rd Wed ea./mo.

6:00p – 7:00p

FRIDAY NIGHT TEENS Movies, karaoke, food, games, trips, PlayStation & more! Fri

On-going

6:00p – 8:00p

G.I.R.L.S. (GENERATING INDEPENDENT, RESPONSIBLE, LEADERS THROUGH SELF-CONFIDENCE) Join G.I.R.L.S. a community of young women that empowers teenage girls to develop into confident and independent individuals in our society. Teens will learn a variety of skills through various workshops such as: Financial Literacy, Health and Wellness, College Preparation, Self-defense and much more! Wed

4th Wed ea./mo.

6:00p – 8:00p

TEEN EXCURSIONS Participants must pre-register at the De Anza Community & Teen Center. Trips will be canceled if minimum registration is not met by the trip deadline. TAC discounts apply to active members only. Regular center participants will have priority registration, one week prior to waiver release date. COLLEGE TOUR TO THE UNIVERSITY OF REDLANDS Come and enjoy the day as we tour the University of Redlands campus. Participants must bring a sack lunch or money for purchase of lunch. Wavier deadline is Friday, March 16. Spots are limited. Sat

3/24

8:30a – 4:00p

DE ANZA COMMUNITY & TEEN CENTER SPRING ACTIVITTIES Teen Action Committee Where teens can participate in enriching activities and strive to be a positive asset to the community.

Now accepting applications. Make a difference in your community. Plan activities | Address issues | Help peers Volunteer | Share new ideas

HOMEWORK HELP

EXCURSIONS

DANCE TINY TEEN TOTS SCENE & EXERCISE

TEEN PROGRAMS – FOR FUN

• Tutoring • Computer Lab • Internet Access

• Movie & Theatre Trips • Sporting Events • Adventure & Walking Club Trips • College Campus Tours

(Call the De Anza Community & Teen Center for dates, times and information on how you can participate).

VOLUNTEER

• We have many opportunities for teens to volunteer. • Must join Teen Action Committee to volunteer.

Call us to get involved (909) 395-2030

Free

SKATE EXPRESS Join the De Anza Teen Center as we spend the evening roller skating with your peers at an indoor skate rink. Waiver deadline is Friday, April 13. Fri

4/20

5:00p – 9:00p

$10 ($5 for TAC)

† Non-resident Fee

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ONTARIO SENIOR CENTER 225 E. B Street Ontario, CA 91764 T: (909) 395-2021 F: (909) 395-2471 8:00a – 8:00p Mon – Fri SeniorCenter@ontarioca.gov SOCIAL SERVICES 50 YEARS+ Many outside agencies come to the Ontario Senior Center (OSC) monthly and include: Inland Fair Housing and Mediation, DAAS, Hi-CAP, Inland County Legal, AARP Safe Driving, AARP Tax Preparation and many more. Check OSC’s monthly calendar for a complete listing of all dates and times. Most are offered at no cost, some incur a small fee. All patrons must complete an emergency card before engaging in any activity or program. P.A.L. (PHONE ASSURANCE LINE) 50 YEARS+ Have your loved ones called on a regular basis for companionship, referrals and social interaction. Shut-ins and physically challenged individuals given first priority. M/W/F

On-going

12:30p – 2:30p

FREE

NUTRITION 60 YEARS+ Serving a hot meal Monday through Friday. Suggested donation of $2.50. Mon – Fri

On-going

11:30a – 12:30p

$2.50

MOBILE FRESH ALL AGES Family Service Association and Healthy Ontario present Mobile Fresh featuring fresh produce at an affordable cost to promote healthy eating habits and ease of access to quality produce. Tue

On-going

12:00p – 12:45p

Varies

SPORTS AND RECREATION 50 YEARS+ Enjoy ongoing activities at the Ontario Senior Center plus a variety of board games and sports equipment available for check out. YOGA A Healthy alternative! Yoga and stretching exercises on noontime break. Fees are by the month and class size is limited. Instructor: Rhonda Quinn Mon

On-going

10:00a – 11:00a

$10

Wed

On-going

11:00a – 12:00p

$10

CHAIR YOGA Yoga with a twist, positions are performed with the safety of a chair. Fees are by the month and class size is limited. Instructor: Nikki Valdez Wed

On-going † Non-resident Fee

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LITE MOVES Coed fun 5 days a week with stretching, bending and small movement activities. Instructor: Pricilla Ivory Mon – Fri

On-going

9:00a – 9:30a

FREE

WALKING CLUB Coed walkers meet most Tuesday mornings. In case of rain, substitute a chair workout. Tue

On-going

10:00a – 11:00a

FREE

Wii WORK OUT! Health and wellness combining aerobic exercise, video gaming and plenty of fun! Please wear lose fitting clothing and rubber sole shoes. Wed

On-going

1:00p – 3:00p

FREE

FITNESS CENTER 50 YEARS+ Treadmills, Elliptical Machine, Weight Equipment, NuStep and Recumbent Bicycles. Mon – Fri

On-going

8:00a – 8:00p

FREE

GAME ROOM 50 YEARS+ Open daily, and equipped with 4 regulation-sized pool tables, 2 game tables, TV, dartboard and plenty of action! Mon – Fri

On-going

8:00a – 8:00p

FREE

CLASSES AND CRAFTS 50 YEARS+ CRAFTS CLASS Fun class devoted to unique gifts that are fun to give and receive. Must pre-register one week in advance. Materials included. Fri

2–3 wks/mo

12:30p – 2:30p

$2.50/ mo

PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS: BEGINNING Club meets 2nd & 4th Monday of each month. Camera not required, but SLR users welcome. Mon

4/9, 4/23, 5/14

5:30p – 7:30p

$10 ‡ Additional Fee/Comments

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Healthy Ontario Program

FREE

BEGINNING Tue

4/10, 4/17, 4/24

9:30a – 11:30a

Tue

5/15, 5/22, 5/29

9:30a – 11:30a

BEGINNING EN ESPAÑOL Wed

4/11, 4/18, 4/25

9:30a – 11:30a

Wed

5/16, 5/23, 5/30

9:30a – 11:30a

AARP SAFE DRIVING CLASS 50 YEARS+ Mature driver two-day class will result in a certification for reduction from most automobile insurance companies. Call for reservation, all checks made payable to: AARP. ‡ $5 T/Th

5/8 & 5/10

9:00a – 1:00p $15‡

SPECIAL EVENTS MAD-HATTER TEA PARTY Three hours of tea and scones, entertainment, crafts and activities along those all-important hats! Seating is limited so sign up all the ladies in your life for an amazing adventure at the Third Annual Mad Hatter Tea Party. Sat

5/19

1:00p – 4:00p

BINGO 21 YEARS+ Fun with others who sit on the edge of their seats with anticipation. Each person is required to purchase a mandatory “Buy-in” for the regular games at $3; specials vary. Guaranteed pay-outs pots! Crowds over 100 equal bigger pay-outs. Thur

On-going

1:30p – 4:30p

$3 minimum

FRIDAY NIGHT DANCE 50 YEARS+ Ballroom style dancing on a beautiful wood floor featuring Live Music. Healthy snack included. (No Dance 4/20 & 5/18) Fri

On-going

† Non-resident Fee

6:00p – 9:00p

OSC SPRING VAN TRIP 50 YEARS+ Join other seniors for Ontario Senior Center’s exciting Spring Van Trips! All trips leave from the Ontario Senior Center. Meals not included. SPACE IS LIMITED. Must be able to load and unload the van on your own. NO MOTORIZED SCOOTERS! SAN CLEMENTE Lunch on your own. SPACE IS LIMITED! Register by 3/30. †$3 Tue

4/24

9:00a – 5:00p

$12

PECHANGA RESORT AND CASINO Lunch on your own. SPACE IS LIMITED! Register by 4/27. †$3 Tue

5/29

CLUBS

9:00a – 5:00p

$12

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COMPUTERS 50 YEARS+ Staff teach these hands-on classes for beginning levels ONLY. Must be able to attend all three classes. †$1.50

50 YEARS+

CINEMA CLUB A true, bi-monthly cinematic experience! Meet with others for a movie, snack and discussion. Mon

4/9, 4/23, 5/14

12:30p – 2:30p

FREE

KNITTING AND CROCHETING Club meets each Friday morning in the classroom for a shared time of work. All are welcome; please bring in favorite patterns and own materials. Fri

On-going

9:30a – 11:30a

FREE

NEEDLE POINT ON PLASTIC CANVAS Club meets each Tuesday morning in the Arts/Crafts for this club seasonal craft class. Materials not included. Thur

On-going

9:30a – 11:30a

FREE

WOOD CARVING CLUB ALL AGES Club meets most Tuesday afternoons for fun carving beautiful items. Tue

On-going

2:00p – 4:00p

FREE

A variety of programs, activities and classes accompany the traditional programs for the diverse community of Ontario. Extended hours are offered most evenings to accommodate new programs, activities and classes. Ask one of our friendly and helpful staff for assistance with a tour or questions about joining in our clubs, activities and programs. For more information, please call the OSC at (909) 395-2021. Healthy Ontario Program

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LIBRARY STORYTIMES DANCE TEEN &TINY & EXERCISE EVENTS SCENE TOTS

OVITT FAMILY COMMUNITY LIBRARY 215 E. C Street Ontario, CA 91764 (909) 395-2004 10:00a – 9:00p Mon – Thur 10:00a – 6:00p Fri – Sat 1:00p – 4:00p Sun Librarycomments@ontarioca.gov STORYTIMES & ONGOING PROGRAMS

(909) 395-2207

BRILLIANT BABIES

0 – WALKERS

Introduce your infant to stories, songs, lap sits and more while learning valuable social, motor and sensory skills. Wed

3/7 – 4/11, 5/9 – 6/13

10:30a – 11:15a

TODDLER TALES

Mon

3/5 – 4/9, 5/7 – 6/11

10:30a – 11:15a 3 – 5 YEARS

PRESCHOOL PREP

Help your child get ready for kindergarten! We will focus on socialization skills through literacy concepts, songs and crafts. Thur

3/8 – 4/12, 5/10 – 6/14

ONCE UPON A CUENTO

Tue

0 – 5 YEARS

3/6 – 4/10, 5/8 – 6/12

10:30a – 11:15a 5 – 8 YEARS

ARTOPIA

This process driven art program will have your child interacting with different kinds of materials for their own creative projects. Tue

3/6, 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29

PAWS TO READ

4:00p – 5:00p

3/10, 3/17, 3/24, 4/7, 4/21, 4/28, 5/5, 5/12, 5/19

MAD LABORATORY

10:00a – 12:00p

5 – 8 YEARS

Become a mad scientist in this club for kids featuring activities based on science, technology, engineering and math! Mon

3/19, 4/16, 5/21

POKÉMON CLUB

4:00p – 5:00p 9 – 12 YEARS

Watch favorite episodes, play and trade cards, create crafts, earn badges and become a Pokémon master! 3/21, 4/18, 5/16

BRICKMASTERS

4:00p – 5:00p

Wed

4/4, 5/2

Fri

4/13

MINDFULNESS FOR LITTLE LEARNERS

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2 – 5 YEARS

10:30a – 11:30a 2 – 5 YEARS

Take a breath, stretch and relax during this interactive hour that will help us to connect and control our thoughts and emotions. Fri

5/11

FAMILY EVENTS FAMILY CRAFT NIGHT

10:30a – 11:30a

(909) 395-2207 FAMILIES

Get crafty with the whole family! Each month we'll feature a different craft for all ages. Thur

3/15, 4/19, 5/17

BED BUGS

6:00p – 7:00p FAMILIES

Come to the Library in your jammies and enjoy a bedtime snack while listening to bedtime stories and some dreamy flute music. Mon

3/26, 4/30, 5/21

FAMILIES UNPLUGGED

6:00p – 7:00p FAMILIES

Spend time as a family with fun activities that provide moments for bonding and memories with those you love most! Wed

4/4, 5/2

KABOOM! BAM! POW! IT’S PARTY TIME NOW!

7:00p – 7:45p FAMILIES

Celebrate 60 years of National Library Week! Get here in a flash for lots of superhero fun, refreshments and a costume contest! Wed

4/11

SENSORY FUN TIME

6:30p – 7:30p FAMILIES

Enjoy a fun story and sensory hour for kids with special needs and their families. Wed

4/11, 5/9

SOROPTIMIST READ-IN

4:00p – 5:00p FAMILIES

Join the Soroptimists and Ontario City Library for a fun morning of reading, crafts, and other activities. Everyone takes home a free book! Sat

6:00p – 7:00p

‡ Registration required at www.ontarioca.gov/registration

4:00p – 5:00p

What happens to a book when it’s returned? Children will become Librarians through play and exploration of behind the scenes work in the Library!

9 – 12 YEARS

3/27, 4/24, 5/29

3:30p – 5:00p 9 – 12 YEARS

LITTLE LEARNER LIBRARIANS

Be the master architect of your own world with bricks! Exchange ideas with friends and inspire your self-expression. Tue

3/28, 4/25, 5/23

From Disney Trivia to Super Smash Bros., play a classic board game or grab a controller for the Wii-U and chill.

5 – 12 YEARS

Stop by the Library to read to your favorite therapy animals – The Paws to Read dogs!

Wed

GAME DAY FOR TWEENS

10:30a – 11:15a

Celebrate bilingualism with stories, songs and activities that encourage dual language learning. This program is held at Veterans Memorial Community Center.

9 – 12 YEARS

Ready to race? Compete in our Mario Kart Tournament and become top racer!

WALKERS – 2 YEARS

Your toddler will develop pre-literacy skills such as letter recognition and word sounds in this interactive story time. (No Storytime 5/28).

Sat

MARIO KART MANIA

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4/14

11:00a – 12:00p

FAMILIES

Get ready for the show! Enjoy new and classic family films that everyone can watch together. Wed

4/18, 5/9

6:00p – 8:00p

DÍA DE LOS NIÑOS – DÍA DE LOS LIBROS CHILDREN’S DAY – BOOK DAY

FAMILIES

Celebrate childhood and literacy with the whole family! Join us for fun with free games, books and activities. ¡Celebremos el día de los niños y la lectura en familia! Únase a nosotros para diversión con juegos, libros y actividades gratis. Fri

4/28

1:00p – 2:30p

MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU 2018

FAMILIES

Step into the Star Wars universe with crafts, games and live entertainment for the whole family. This program is held at Ontario Town Square. Sat

5/12

2:00p – 5:00p

YOUNG ADULT PROGRAMS

(909) 395-2228

GAMING TUESDAY

13 – 18 YEARS

Bored? Looking for something to do? Check out our games on the Wii–U or unplug with board games. Tue

4/3, 5/1

4:00p – 5:30p

SUMMER READING CHALLENGE VOLUNTEEN ORIENTATION PART 1

13 – 17 YEARS

Hey teens 13 – 17, interested in volunteering this summer? Come to one of these two orientations for more information! Sat & Thur

4/7, 4/19

4:00p – 5:30p

TEEN LAB

13 – 17 YEARS

Become a Library advocate! Talk about the Library programs, games and movies you want at YOUR Library! Tue

4/10, 4/24, 5/8, 5/22

4:30p – 5:30p

HOW TO ADULT: SELF-DEFENSE

13 – 18 YEARS

This month learn how to defend yourself and stay safe. Wear comfortable clothes and be prepared to learn some new moves. Thur

4/12

4:00p – 5:00p

PIZZA & A MOVIE

13 – 18 YEARS

Grab a slice of pizza and enjoy our monthly teen-only movie night with the newest releases and best classics. Parental advisory in effect. Tue

4/17, 5/15

3:30p – 5:30p

SUPER SMASH BROS. TOURNAMENTS

13 – 18 YEARS

Start practicing because it's our monthly BRAWL time! Can you add your name to our winner's score board? Fri

4/20, 5/18

3:30p – 5:30p

S.T.E.A.M. FOR TEENS: SLIME

13 – 18 YEARS

Drop by for our monthly program involving science, technology, engineering, art and math. Join us this month as we create our own slime. Thur

4/26

HOW TO ADULT: F.B.I.

4:00p – 5:00p 13 – 18 YEARS

Ever considered an F.B.I. career? Come learn what it takes, what they really do and ask F.B.I. agents all your burning questions. Thur

5/10

S.T.E.A.M. FOR TEENS: VIRTUAL REALITY

4:00p – 5:00p 13 – 18 YEARS

Join us this month to dive into the world of virtual reality with our Oculus Rift VR system. Thur

5/24

ADULT PROGRAMS

4:00p – 5:00p

(909) 395-2205

A GOOD YARN: CROCHET AND KNIT CLUB

18 YEARS+

Grab yarn and needles and join in. Finish a project or start something new — just bring your own supplies. Wed

On-going

ADULT DROP-IN UPCYCLE CRAFT

6:00p – 8:00p 13 YEARS+

Drop in the Library and create a craft. Materials will be provided, while supplies last. Mon – Sat

3/1 – 5/31

THURSDAY NIGHT THEATRE: WOMEN LEAD THE WAY

Library Hours 18 YEARS+

Celebrate Women's History Month with two films directed by women. Thur

3/8, 3/15

MAGIC THE GATHERING

6:30p – 8:30p 16 YEARS+

Bring your cards and be ready to play, trade, and test new deck ideas and talk Magic the Gathering with other players of all skills levels. Mon

3/12, 3/26, 4/9, 5/7, 5/21

ADULT COLORING CLUB

DANCE TINY TEEN LIBRARY TOTS SCENE &STORYTIMES EXERCISE & EVENTS

FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT

5:00p – 6:30p 18 YEARS+

Relax, de-stress and color in the Library. Materials will be provided. Mon

3/19, 4/2, 4/16, 5/7, 5/21

TOGETHER WE MADE HISTORY!

6:30p – 8:30p 18 YEARS+

It’s Women’s History Month! Honor a woman who helped shape your personal history. Light refreshments. Call for registration information. Tue

3/20

POP CULTURE CHAT

7:00p – 8:30p 18 YEARS+

Join a group of adults to chat about books, movies, television, music, comics and everything else happening lately. Mon

3/26, 4/30

7:00p – 8:00p

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THURSDAY NIGHT THEATRE: DAVID ALLEN’S OLD WEST

18 YEARS+

David Allen presents four western films including stars such as John Wayne and Clint Eastwood. Thur

4/5, 4/12, 4/19, 4/26

6:30p – 8:30p

STARTING YOUR OWN BUSINESS

18 YEARS+

A representative from the Inland Empire Women’s Business Center will explain the concepts and provide information to start your own business. Wed

4/18

6:30p – 8:30p

Tue

5/15

6:30p – 8:30p

MAGIC THE GATHERING TOURNAMENT

16 YEARS+

On-demand, standard format, 8-player tournaments. Tournaments are unsanctioned. Sat

4/21

Civic Center Community Conservation Park Teachers – Check out a backpack from the Ovitt Family Community Library to support your classroom visit to the Civic Center Community Conservation Park. Backpacks available for checkout during library hours. Call (909) 395-2227 for more information.

11:00a – 5:00p

HAPPY BIRTHDAY BILLY SHAKESPEARE!

13 YEARS+

Royal entertainment provided by the Shakespeare Readers in “Uneasy Lies the Head That Wears the Crown: Shakespeare’s English Kings.” Mon

4/23

7:00p – 8:00p

FINANCES FOR WOMEN VETERANS

18 YEARS+

Valencia Brown will demonstrate that realistic saving and spending goals will keep women veterans on track for financial success. Tue

4/24

6:30p – 8:30p

THURSDAY NIGHT THEATRE: ADVENTURES IN THE STARS

18 YEARS+

Escape the heat with two modern action packed Science Fiction films. Thur

5/10, 5/17

6:30p – 8:30p

WHAT DOES MY CREDIT SCORE MEAN?

18 YEARS+

Loan Manager/IRA Specialist Gayle Bennett will discuss maintaining good credit and the importance of a good credit score. Tue

5/22

AROMATHERAPY WITH DESIREE SHEDENHEIM

7:00p – 8:00p 18 YEARS+

Aromatherapy is the art of utilizing naturally extracted aromatic essences for physical and emotional health and wellbeing. Tue

6/5

7:00p – 8:00p

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3850 E. Riverside Drive, Ontario, CA 91764 (909) 395-2014 12:00p – 8:00p Mon – Wed 10:00a – 6:00p Thur – Sat | Closed Sun Librarycomments@ontarioca.gov FOR ALL PROGRAMS, CALL (909) 395-2256 STORYTIMES & ONGOING PROGRAMS BRILLIANT BABIES ‡

TEEN FILM FEST SERIES

0 – WALKERS

Introduce your infant to stories, songs, lap sits and more while learning valuable social, motor and sensory skills. Registration is required. Fri

3/16 – 4/20, 5/18 – 6/22

10:00a – 10:45a

TODDLER TALES ‡

WALKERS – 2 YEARS

Your toddler will develop pre-literacy skills such as letter recognition and word sounds in this interactive story time. Registration is required. Thur

3/15 – 4/19, 5/17 – 6/21

10:00a – 10:45a

PRESCHOOL PREP ‡

3 – 5 YEARS

Help your child get ready for kindergarten! We will focus on socialization skills through literacy concepts, songs and crafts. Registration is required. Thur

3/15 – 4/19, 5/17 – 6/21

11:00a – 11:45a

WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH 9 – 12 YEARS

Tweens, tell us about an important woman in your life on our tween board. During the month of March

BUILDING BLOCKS

Library Hours 9 – 12 YEARS

Join us and discover your inner architect. We provide the blocks and you provide the imagination. Tue

3/27, 5/29

3:30p – 4:30p

SPRINGTIME MAKE AND TAKE

5 – 12 YEARS

Stop in any time during the program to “make and take” a really great Spring related craft. Sat

4/7

2:00p – 3:00p

THINK GREEN FOR LITTLE ONES

0 – 4 YEARS

To celebrate Earth Day, little ones will “Think Green” by creating special projects made out of natural and recycled materials. Thur

4/26

10:30a – 11:30a

S.T.E.A.M. FOR OLDER KIDS

9 – 12 YEARS

Join us for S.T.E.A.M. powered fun with experiments, art projects, computer programming and more! Sat

5/12

2:00p – 3:00p

TEEN PROGRAMS B.L.T. (BOARD OF LIBRARY TEENS)

13 – 18 YEARS

Colony High Branch Library’s B.L.T. - Develop new friendships, make decisions on teen program content & have fun. Thur

Fri

4/6, 5/4

TEEN POETS

3/1, 3/15, 4/5, 4/19, 5/3

2:30p – 3:30p

2:30p – 4:30p 13 – 18 YEARS

It’s National Poetry Month! Let your voice be heard. Recite classical poems or share your own work with fellow poets. Thur

4/12

2:30p – 3:30p 13 – 18 YEARS

TEEN SCENE

Play the Wii & board games, watch movies or create crafts, unless otherwise noted on the schedule. Mon – Thur

During the School Year

ADULT & TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

2:30p – 4:00p

16 YEARS+

Class meets 1st & 3rd Tuesday of each month. Camera not required, but SLR users are welcome. Tue

1st & 3rd

BEGINNING COMPUTER CLASS SERIES ‡

CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS

Mon – Sat

13 – 18 YEARS

Everybody’s a critic. Snack on popcorn while you view and discuss award-winning films from past years to present.

5:30p – 7:30p 18 YEARS+

Computer skills for the beginner! During this series we will be learning basic computer use, how to navigate the Internet and basic Microsoft Word. Computer Basics

Wed

3/28

6:30p – 7:30p

Internet Basics

Wed

4/4

6:30p – 7:30p

Microsoft Office 2013 Basics

Wed

4/11

6:30p – 7:30p

FAMILY PROGRAMS ARTISTIQUE FAMILIES

Families, come create something special together. This process art program encourages freedom and imagination. Wed

3/21

CALLING ALL SUPERHEROES!

DANCE TINY TEEN LIBRARY TOTS SCENE &STORYTIMES EXERCISE & EVENTS

COLONY HIGH BRANCH LIBRARY

5:30p – 6:30p FAMILIES

This is the 60th anniversary of National Library Week. Fly in wearing your costume. Celebrate with superhero treats, crafts and activities. Mon

4/9

NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK

6:30p – 7:30p FAMILIES

Create your own superhero to add to our larger than life storyboard. Mon – Fri

4/9 – 4/13

DÍA DE LOS NIÑOS-DÍA DE LOS LIBROS CHILDREN’S DAY – BOOK DAY

Library Hours FAMILIES

4/28

1:00p – 2:00p

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MUSEUM EXHIBITS DANCE & PROGRAMS TEEN &TINY EXERCISE SCENE TOTS

ONTARIO MUSEUM OF HISTORY & ART 225 S. Euclid Avenue, Ontario, CA 91762 (909) 395-2510 12:00p – 4:00p Thur – Sun

www.ontarioca.gov/museum museuminfo@ontarioca.gov EXHIBITS

APRIL

SEARCHING FOR THE SEVENTIES: THE DOCUMERICA PHOTOGRAPHY PROJECT

Do you want to share your love for the City of Ontario and regional history with our visitors? Join the Museum for an opportunity to learn about the docent program before training begins in May. Participate in a tour and brief presentation, hosted by the Museum Curators and Docents. Light refreshments and hors d’oeuvres will be served. Reservations Required. Free Admission.

INTRODUCTION TO THE MUSEUM DOCENT PROGRAM

Created by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), DOCUMERICA was born out of the decade’s environmental awakening, producing striking photographs of the era’s environmental problems and achievements. Thur – Sun

3/15 – 4/22

Free

NINTH BIENNIAL ONTARIO INVITATIONAL ART EXHIBIT

A community favorite that features unique artworks by local and regional artists. The award winners from the 2017 Ontario Open Art Exhibition will debut their most recent work in painting, mixed media, photography, drawing, and sculpture. Thur – Sun

5/17 – 7/15

Free

PROGRAMS MARCH LECTURE: KAY PRESTO ON MOTORSPORTS AND THE MEDIA

An accomplished motorsports journalist and photographer, Kay Presto is an accomplished author of “Chasing the Checkered Flag” a middle grade go-karting mystery novel. Learn about Presto’s career trajectory and about her experience covering motorsports. Reservations Required. Free Admission. Sat

3/17

2:00p – 3:30p

Free

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE COLLECTION: HOTPOINT

Join the Ontario Museum of History & Art’s Curator of Collections, Michelle Sifuentes, to learn about Hotpoint, the former General Electric warehouse in Ontario. Reservations Required. Free Admission. Sun

3/25

2:00p – 3:30p

Free

GREAT ADVENTURE ENRICHMENT PROGRAM: SPRING BREAK EDITION

Participants will explore art and science through gallery tours, garden explorations, dance, and individual and collaborative art projects. Participants will showcase their projects for families and friends on Friday, March 30, 2018 (4:00p – 5:00p). Ages 8-12. Lunch will not be provided. Please bring a sack lunch. Seating is limited. Participants are required to attend all three sessions. Reservation and application required.

Mon

3/26

8:30a – 4:00p

Free

Wed

3/28

8:30a – 4:00p

Free

Fri

3/30

8:30a – 5:00p

Free

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Thur

4/5

6:00p – 7:30p

Free

Sat

4/7

10:30a – 12:00p

Free

LECTURE: DOCUMENTING THE 1970S

Join the Museum for a lecture with Emmy-winning filmmaker and historian Dr. Victor Silverman, professor in the History Department and American Studies program at Pomona College. Learn about the DOCUMERICA project featured in the exhibit, Searching for the Seventies, its historical context in the crises of the 1970s, and how images from government-sponsored photography have been used in California and featured in his book California: On the Road Histories. Reservations Required. Free Admission. Sat

4/7

2:00p – 3:30p

Free

AFTERNOON FOR EDUCATORS: HISTORY COMES ALIVE AT THE MUSEUM!

Learn about exciting tour and workshop opportunities available in connection with the Museum’s core exhibits: Road Ways and Gem of the Foothills, new hands-on education carts for docentled tours, and the outdoor water wise landscape. Receive a free resource packet and participate in a mini art workshop. Light refreshments and hors d’oeuvres will be served. Reservations Required. Free Admission. Thur

4/12

4:00p – 5:30p

Free

ON THE DANCE FLOOR: DISCO FEVER!

Put on your dance shoes and join us for an evening of disco classes with Clifford Breland from Bre Dance Studio. All levels of dance experience are welcome and participants are encouraged to dress up! Prizes will be awarded for best costumes. Space is limited. Reservations Required. Free Admission. Fri

4/20

6:00p – 7:30p

Free

LECTURE AND HANDS-ON WORKSHOP: TONGVA CURRENCY

Join Tongva culture officer Julia Bogany for a presentation on trade and a hands-on workshop utilizing trade objects. All materials will be provided. Space is limited. Reservations Required. Free Admission.

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Sat

4/28

2:00p – 4:00p

Free

LECTURE AND PERFORMANCE: MARIACHI MUSIC

PAINT AN EPIC SPACE CHARACTER: MAY THE 4TH BE WITH YOU!

Learn how to paint your favorite space character (from a galaxy far, far, away) with artist, Jessica Cruz. Materials will be provided. Seating is limited. Reservations Required. Free Admission. Fri

5/4

6:00p – 8:00p

Free

INTERN AND VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION

The Museum offers volunteer opportunities for people of different ages, interests, and skills. Volunteer positions include program and outreach assistants, interns, gallery guides, and docents. Learn about these roles and meet others with similar interests. Light refreshments and hors d’oeuvres will be served. Reservations Required. Free Admission. Sat

5/5

10:30a – 12:00p

Free

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo (a victorious battle in Puebla, Mexico against the French in 1862) and learn about Mexico’s most iconic music: Mariachi. Mariachi Band, Mariachi Trio Los Azulado will discuss mariachi’s history and instruments and will perform various hits. Reservations Required. Free Admission. Sat

5/5

2:00p – 3:30p

Free

NINTH BIENNIAL ONTARIO INVITATIONAL ART EXHIBIT RECEPTION AND RECOGNITION

Celebrate the Ninth Biennial Ontario Invitational Art Exhibit. Meet the exhibit artists and participate in a hands-on art workshop. Light refreshments and hors d’oeuvres will be served. Reservations Required. Free Admission. Remarks and Recognition will be at 1:30p. Sat

5/19

1:00p – 3:00p

Free

225 South Euclid Ave. Ontario, CA 91762 GALLERY HOURS: 12:00p to 4:00p Thur - Sun (909) 395-2510 www.ontarioca.gov/museum Exhibitions brought to you by:

O N TARIO M USEUM OF H ISTORY & ART

UPCOMING EXHIBITS

The Ontario Museum of History & Art is proud to present Searching for the Seventies: The DOCUMERICA Photography Project on view from Thursday, March 15 to Sunday, April 22, 2018. Created by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), DOCUMERICA was born out of the decade’s environmental awakening, producing striking photographs of many of that era’s environmental problems and achievements.

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Visit the Museum website for more information about related programs. Searching for the Seventies: The DOCUMERICA Photography Project is an exhibition created by the National Archives and Records Administration and organized for travel by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service. Images Credits: Left: Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, Perry Riddle, July 1975. Right: Water cooling towers of the John Amos Power Plant, Harry Schaefer, Poca, W.Va., August 1973. Photo is courtesy of National Archives, Records of the Environmental Protection Agency.

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TH OF JULY

Stop by the Armstrong Community Center to request an application.

1265 S. Palmetto Avenue (909) 395-2020 For more information, please call the

Ontario Recreation & Community Services Department at (909) 395-2020

SATURDAY MARCH 17 EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION UNTIL

COMMUNITY DANCE TEEN &TINY EXERCISE EVENTS SCENE TOTS

Celebrate Independence Day by marching, walking or riding down Euclid Avenue to the delight of an enthusiastic crowd! Patriotic floats, bands, walking groups and equestrian units are encouraged to request a parade entry application now.

A A N NU L

Softball Field @ Westwind Community Center | 2425 E. Riverside Drive

Sun, Feb 18

Check-in 9:30a; Event 10:00a-11:30a | Girls and Boys 3 to 6 years as of March 17

$10 per child; $12 non-residents

Register online or Walk-in and register at: Armstrong Community Center (1265 S. Palmetto Avenue) or De Anza Community & Teen Center (1405 S. Fern Avenue)

Deadline to register is Friday, March 9. Registration fee after February 18: $15 per child; $19 non-residents. On your Mark- Get Set- GO! Join the fun with Tot-sized track and field events and a Ninja Warrior style obstacle course. Commemorative T-shirt, awards, and refreshments will be provided. For more information, please call the City of Ontario Recreation & Community Services Department at (909) 395-2020.

Brunch y Bunn with the

Hop along and join that bouncing Bunny for brunch, crafts, games, an exciting egg hunt and more! Ontario Senior Center | 225 E. B Street | All Ages

$8 per person | $4 per child 2 years & under | Non-residents add $2

Registration now open Online or at the Armstrong Community Center (1265 S. Palmetto Avenue) Children ages 7 years and younger must be accompanied by an adult. Children will be divided by age categories to participate in the egg-straordinary hunt. Pre-Registration is required. This is the springâ€™s most popular event and space is limitted, so sign up early. Due to limited space ALL attendees will be required to pay the registration fee. For more information, please call the City of Ontario Recreation & Community Services Department at (909) 395-2020.

Saturday, March 24 | 10:00a

TH 13TH ANNUAL TEEN COLLEGE & CAREER FAIR

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 De Anza Community & Teen Center | 1405 S. Fern Avenue 6:00p â€“ 8:00p | Teens 12 - 19 years old Free Event This event will give teens the chance to meet with local businesses that employ youth in their organizations. Local college representatives will be on hand to offer information regarding educational opportunities. Teens will be able to research everything from part-time summer jobs to future career opportunities. For more information, please call the De Anza Community & Teen Center at (909) 395-2030.

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Ontario Senior Center | 225 East B. Street | 1:00p | All ages! | $8 per person

This intergenerational tea party highlights characters from the Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland book and for the first time ever will also feature a fashion show complete with women’s and girl’s clothing. Scones, fresh fruit and of course finger sandwiches will accompany the variety of teas. Pre-Registration is required. This was a sell out last year so space is limited. Every paid ticket includes a personalized invitation. Due to limited space ALL attendees will be required to pay the registration fee. For more information, please call the Ontario Senior Center at (909) 395-2021.

SUMMER DAY CAMPS

ONLINE REGISTRATION will be accepted for Summer Day Camp and Tot Camp! PRIORITY ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR RESIDENTS: Begins Mon, May 7 at 5:00a WALK-IN REGISTRATION FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC: Begins Thurs, May 10 at 8:00a REGISTRATION WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR: Day Camp (weeks 1 & 2) & Tot Camp

SUMMER

FUN

CAMP

More registration dates and information will be listed in the summer Ontario Living Magazine to be mailed out at the end of April.

DANCE TINY TEEN COMMUNITY TOTS SCENE & EXERCISE EVENTS

Tea Party

This training is for any Ontario resident or business

TRAINING APRIL 21, 2018 6 PM – 10 PM APRIL 22, 2018 8 AM – 5 PM APRIL 23, 2018 8 AM – 5 PM

Participants will learn disaster preparedness and response for their neighborhood or place of business. Topics include: CERT Organization, Disaster Preparedness, Disaster Medical Operations, Fire Safety, Disaster Psychology, and Light Search and Rescue. The training will include many hands-on learning activities as well as a full disaster simulation.

Registration begins March 10 For more registration details visit www.ReadyOntario.com www.ontarioca.gov

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GET INVOLVED IN NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH • • • •

Be observant Get to know your neighbors Report any suspicious activity Learn crime prevention tips

For more details or to schedule a Neighborhood Watch meeting contact: Ontario Police Department Crime Prevention Unit (909) 395-2939 | crimeprevention@ontariopolice.org

Sign up on your mobile phone by texting ONTARIO to 888777 OR Visit www.readyontario.com to receive email and phone call alerts

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Make a Payment â€“ In Person â€“

1333 S. Bon View Avenue, Ontario, CA 91761 Monday - Thursday 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM Friday 8 AM - 5 PM

Payment drop box available at this site and at: Ontario City Hall 303 E. B Street, Ontario, CA 91764

â€“ Online â€“ Payments can be made 24-hours on the automated pay system at 909.395.2050 or online at

www.ontarioca.gov/onlinepayment

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BULKY

ITEM PICK-UP Residents can have large items collected at no charge through the program. This is available on an appointment only basis. GUIDELINES

â€˘ Limit 5 items per appointment â€˘ 4 appointments for single-family residences per year â€˘ For large loads, 2 appointments can be scheduled at the same time â€˘ Apartment and Condo residents: Contact association manager to schedule appointments â€˘ Commercial Bin Service: 2 appointments per year â€˘ Automated Can Service: 4 appointments per year â€˘ Businesses can schedule a bulky item collection for a fee â€˘ Furniture, appliances, green waste, electronic waste, mattresses and water heaters are accepted

Call 909.395.2050 to schedule an appointment

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With service to Ontario International Airport every 15 minutes, 7 days a week, Omnitrans is an easy, affordable way to avoid traffic and parking. For savvy travelers, Omnitrans is the only way to fly.

OMNITRANS.ORG

1-800-9-OMNIBUS

Coming to you every Tuesday! Ontario Senior Center 225. E. B Street Ontario, CA 91764 12:00 - 12:45p

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PUBLIC EVENTS AT ONTARIO CONVENTION CENTER & ONTARIO TOWN SQUARE

SUNDAY, MAY 13

MARCH 28 Ontario State of the City APRIL 1

Mount Zion Baptist Church Sunrise Service at Ontario Town Square

MAY 6-7

Crossroads of West Gunshow

MAY 12

Ontario City Library Star Wars Celebration at Ontario Town Square

MAY 13

Mother’s Day at Ontario Convention Center

MAY 16

Ontario Showcase & Heritage Celebration at Ontario Town Square

ALL YOU CAN EAT BRUNCH

LIVE MUSIC LARGE PARTIES ARE WELCOME!

FOR MORE INFORMATION 909.937.3000 | ONTARIOCC.ORG 2000 E. CONVENTION CENTER WAY ONTARIO, CA 91764

MAY 19-20 Comic Con Revolution

FOR MORE INFO CONTACT US! ONTARIOCC.ORG | 800.455.5755 2000 E. CONVENTION CENTER WAY ONTARIO, CA 91764

CI T Y O F O N TA R IO R EC R E AT ION & COM M U NI T Y SERV I C E S DEPA RT M ENT PR E S E N TS

SUMMER SERIES

ONTARIO O O

O N TA R I O TOW N S Q UA R E

MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Concerts Every Wednesday May 30 - August 8 (Dark July 4th)

Movies Every Friday June 1 - August 10 (Dark July 6th) Join us for live music, movies, free family fun, games, food and vendors! For more information visit OntarioTownSquare.org

JUNE

2018

LIVE MUSIC • DJ • DANCING • ONE NIGHT ONLY ONTARIO CONVENTION CENTER FOR MORE INFORMATION 909.937.3000 | ONTARIOCC.ORG

FOR MORE INFO CONTACT US! ONTARIOTOWNSQUARE.ORG | 909.395.2020

224 N. EUCLID AVENUE, ONTARIO, CA 91762

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2000 E. CONVENTION CENTER WAY ONTARIO, CA 91764

G N I M O C ON! SO

MARCH 10 MARCH 13 MARCH 25 APRIL 14 APRIL 26-29 MAY 11 MAY 23

Ricardo Arjona State of the County San Bernardino Alejandra Guzman / Gloria Trevi SCPA Championships Disney On Ice LA Temptation Football P!NK

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4. 5.

Armstrong Community Center 1265 S. Palmetto Avenue Main Office (909) 395-2020 Anthony Muñoz Community Center 1240 W. 4th Street (909) 395-2622 Celebration Park 2910 E. Merrill Avenue Center Ice Skating Arena 201 S. Plum Avenue (909) 986-4231 Citizens Business Bank Arena  4000 E. Ontario Center Parkway (909) 244-5500 City Hall / Conservation Park 303 E. B Street (909) 395-2000 Colony High School 3850 E. Riverside Drive (909) 930-2929

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9. 10. 11.

Combined Martial Science 13611 12th Street, Unit A Chino (909) 238-9217 Cypress Park 3151 S. Cypress Avenue Creekside Park 3385 E. Riverside Drive CrossFit Kinnick 166 S. 2nd Avenue, Upland or 3550 E. Philadelphia Street#160 (909) 983-4744 The Dance Shop 1640 S. Grove Avenue, Unit A (909) 947-2787 De Anza Community Center 1405 S. Fern Avenue (909) 395-2030 Utility & Customer Service Center 1333 S. Bon View Avenue (909) 395-2050

12. Dorothy A. Quesada Community Center 1010 S. Bon View Avenue (909) 395-2300 13. Gardiner W. Spring Auditorium (Chaffey High School Campus) 1245 N. Euclid Avenue 14. Homer Briggs Park 205 S. Oaks Avenue above Philadelphia 15. Library – Ovitt Family Community 215 E. C Street (909) 395-2004 Robert E. Ellingwood Model Colony History Room 215 E. C Street (909) 395-2206 16. Library – Colony High Branch 3850 E. Riverside Drive (909) 395-2014

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GUASTI R

MISSION BLVD.

12 11

VINEYARD AVE.

BAKER RD.

HOLT AVE.

CONVENTION CENTER WAY

VINEYARD AVE.

EUCLID AVE.

FERN AVE.

PHILLIPS ST.

RIVERSIDE DR.

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MAITLAND ST.

CHINO AVE.

22 LEMON ST.

VINE AVE.

6 CYPRESS AVE.

PALMETTO AVE.

MOUNTAIN AVE.

OAKS AVE.

24 EMPORIA AVE.

GROVE AVE.

TAYLOR AVE.

C ST.

BON VIEW AVE.

D ST.

B ST.

PLUM ST.

G ST.

HELLMAN AVE.

4th ST.

EUCLID AVE.

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ARROW RTE.

MOUNTAIN AVE.

FACILITIES RESERVATION DANCE TEEN &TINY EXERCISE & SCENE TOTS MAP

FACILITIES MAP

9 26

FRANCIS AVE.

PHILADELPHIA ST.

23 7

RIVERSIDE DR. CHINO AVE.

HAVEN AVE.

ARCHIBALD AVE.

6th ST.

4th ST. CENTER ST.

24. Ontario Town Square 224 N. Euclid Avenue 25. R. Jack Mercer Community Bandstand C Street & Euclid Avenue 26. S. Bon View Park 2025 S. Bon View Avenue  Upland Music School 791 E. Foothill Boulevard Suite H, Upland (909) 608-0213 27. Veterans Memorial Community Center 1257 E. D Street (909) 986-5847 28. Vineyard Park & School 1400 E. 6th Street 29. Westwind Community Center 2455 E. Riverside Drive

(909) 395-2506 30. Whispering Lakes Golf Course 2524 E. Riverside Drive (909) 923-3673  World Elite Gymnastics 5300 Ontario Mills Parkway Suite 200, Ontario (909) 477-2600  Not listed on map  See page 50 for CBBA Events  See pages 49 for information  See pages 44-45 for event info

The Armstrong Community Center Hours: 8:00a - 5:30p Mon - Thur 8:00a - 4:30p Fri

FACILITIES RESERVATIONS Looking for a location to hold your next event? Through the Ontario Recreation & Community Services Department, many great venues are available during nonprogramming hours. Costs vary and are quoted only after an application is received. Reservation applications may be submitted up to 3 months in advance and must be on file at lE. 2 weeks in advance of the requested date. For more information, please call the Armstrong Community Center (909) 395-2020 or if interested in reserving space at the Ontario Senior Center, call (909) 395-2021.*CC is Community Center

INLAND EMPIRE DR.

Anthony Muñoz CC

Softball/Soccer

Banquet

Armstrong CC

RD.

Picnic 2

Cypress Park

Picnic 1

De Anza CC

JURUPA ST.

Softball/soccer

Banquet

Meetings 1

Softball/Soccer/

Banquet

Meetings 3

HAVEN AVE.

Gym

CEDAR DR.

Homer Briggs Park

Picnic 3

Jay Littleton Ball Park

Baseball

John Galvin Park Kimball Park

Picnic 2 Softball/Soccer

Ontario Motor Speedway Park

Soccer

TURNER AVE.

ARCHIBALD AVE.

Ontario Senior Center

Picnic 2

Celebration Park

Dorothy A. Quesada CC

AIRPORT DR.

Meetings 1 Meetings 2

DANCE TINY TEEN FACILITIES TOTS SCENE & EXERCISE RESERVATION & MAP

17. Jay Littleton Ball Park (John Galvin Park) 1423 E. 4th Street 18. Ontario Museum of History & Art  225 S. Euclid Avenue (909) 395-2510 19. Ontario Convention Center  2000 E. Convention Center Way (909) 937-3000 20. Ontario Ice Skating Center 1225 W. Holt Boulevard (909) 986-0793 21. Ontario Motor Speedway Park 915 N. Center Avenue 22. Ontario Senior Center 225 E. B Street (909) 395-2021 23. Ontario Soccer Park 2200 E. Philadelphia Street

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Veterans Memorial CC

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Picnic 1

Vineyard Park Westwind CC

Picnic 2 Softball/Soccer/

Banquet

Meetings 3

Picnic 4

Gym

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Mayor Paul S. Leon • Mayor pro Tem Alan D. Wapner Council Members Jim W. Bowman, Debra Dorst-Porada and Ruben Valencia City Manager Scott Ochoa City Clerk Sheila Mautz • City Treasurer James R. Milhiser

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