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San Marcos Creek District goes vertical – a steptowards making the downtown plan a realityPage 3

I N T H I S I S S U E Fall recreation programs, camps and classesPage 11

Rancho Santa Fe Road and several City streets slated for repairsPage 6

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City Council MeetingsMeetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 6 pm unless otherwise noted. Please check the City’s web site for any changes to the schedule.

San Marcos Community Television (SMTV) airs live cablecasts of City Council meetings on Cox Communications Channel 19, Time Warner Cable Channel 24 and AT&T U-verse Channel 99.Live and archived webcasts are also available at www.san-marcos.net.

A complete schedule of all City commission meetings is available online.

Contact us: San Marcos City Hall San Marcos Community Center(760) 744-1050 (760) 744-90001 Civic Center Drive 3 Civic Center DriveSan Marcos, CA 92069 San Marcos, CA 92069Open Monday through Thursday Open Monday through Fridayand Alternate Fridays 8 am - 7 pm7:30 am - 5:30 pm

TABLE OF CONTENTS Fall 2015

City NewsSan Marcos Creek District goes vertical 3Veterans Day Ceremony to honor hometown heroes 3City adopts balanced budget 4San Marcos leases vehicles to save $1 million 4Street medians and parkways to transform into water-wise landscapes 5Paving the way – street maintenance continues along Rancho Santa Fe Road 6Armorlite Drive to transform into a street for everyone 7San Marcos Boulevard complete street concept plan approved 7Safer routes to school slated for Richland Elementary School area 7Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms save lives 8San Marcos Fire Department Open House returns October 3 8Sheriff senior volunteers help keep residents safe 9Tips for responsible waste disposal 9Cal State San Marcos helps the elderly prevent falls 10

RecreationRecreation Guide 11Special Events 12Outdoor Adventures 14Theatre West / Family Enrichment Program 15Advenutre Day Camp 16Preschoolers 17Sports 18Aquatics 20Seniors 22Enrichment Classes 25Facilities and Parks Reservations 38Community Resource Guide Back cover

San Marcos 360 is published three times a yearby the City of San Marcos.

Editor Sarah MacdonaldRecreation Editor Cathy CroninArt Director Kelly Grady

Davis CommunicationsPhotography Ahjile Miller Photography

Mark MarquezCopy Editing Chuck Buxton

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About the cover: A brilliant sunset painted the skies this spring reminding residents thatSan Marcos is a community that thrives no matter what the circumstances.

San Marcos City Council

Jim Desmond, MayorRebecca Jones, Vice MayorChris Orlando, Council MemberKristal Jabara, Council MemberSharon Jenkins, Council Member

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City Hall holiday closures: The City of San Marcos’ administrative offices –including Community Services – will be closed on:Labor Day - Monday, September 7Veterans Day - Wednesday, November 11

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San Marcos Creek Districtgoes vertical

After decades of dreaming, the vision of creating a downtown is becoming a reality. Twomixed-use development projects—Promenade at Creekside and EastGate—broke ground thissummer to mark the first vertical steps of constructing new buildings in the highly anticipatedSan Marcos Creek District.

The Promenade at Creekside will bring 106 apartment units and 20,000 square feet of commercial space located along Creekside Drive and Grand Avenue directly to the west ofCreekside Marketplace.

The second project, dubbed EastGate, is a planned 42-unit complex with about 11,600feet of commercial space in the same area along Grand Avenue.

“Two projects coming out of the ground is a great step forward and generates momentumto make this downtown plan a reality,” said City Manager Jack Griffin.

Included in the two developments is construction of a new road, Creekside Drive, which willrun parallel to San Marcos Boulevard and connect Bent and Grand Avenues at the existingdead-end intersection. Residents will see expanded sidewalks and bike access, making thearea more bike and pedestrian friendly. By Spring 2016, this roadway addition will providemotorists, cyclists and pedestrians an alternative connection to local shopping centers.

As these developments get under way, San Marcos is pushing forward with the infrastructureneeded to support the entire Creek District project, including two bridges over San MarcosCreek, the widening of Discovery Street and shoring up and better defining the creek channelto stave off future flooding.

“Transforming the raw land into livable space will give residents better access to serviceslike water, electricity, sewer and roads,” said Griffin.

Over time, 214-acres just south of San Marcos Boulevard will be transformed into a thriving downtown neighborhood complete with shopping, housing, and a 80-acre habitatpreserve/ parkland and promenade along San Marcos Creek.

EastGate, artist’s rendering

“Two projects coming out ofthe ground is a great stepforward and generatesmomentum to make thisdowntown plan a reality.”

Jack GriffinCity Manager

You’re invited to honorSan Marcos veterans on

Wednesday, November 1112 to 3 pm

Helen Bougher Memorial Park1255 Borden Road, San Marcos

Schedule of Events:12 - 1 pm: Lunch (provided for a nominal fee)1 - 2 pm: Ceremony2 - 3 pm: Reception (cake&coffee provided)

For more information, visitwww.san-marcos.net/veterans


City adoptsbalanced

budgetThe San Marcos City Council on June 9

passed and adopted a $66.9 million general fund budget for Fiscal Year 2015-16 that began July 1. The general fund pays for important services such as fire protection, law enforcement, street and park maintenance, recreation, land use planning and general administration.

The city strives to create a budget document that is easy to understand for individuals unfamiliar with the government budgeting process. The spending plan includes revenue and expenditure summaries for each department, was enhanced to show departmentalbudget requests, and the recommended requests by the City Manager. The document also summarizes each department’s function, outlines how the budget supports the city’s strategic goals and includes information on non-general fund spending.

“The goal is to make it easier to learn about the city’s budget, programs and services whilepresenting a more accurate depiction of costs and where each tax dollar is being spent,”said Finance Director Laura Rocha. “As stewards of the public dollar, the city is committed tocontinually improving transparency and accountability.”

Overall, the city’s finances remain steady and the budget for the new fiscal year maintainsa reserve of at least 40 percent of the projected general fund.

Despite the mixed pace of economic recovery, the city has benefited from moderate revenue increases. Sales and property taxes, which account for 50 percent of general fundrevenues, have increased by more than four and eight percent, respectively. The city also relies on rental income received from city-owned property to support day-to-day costs of running City Hall, freeing up other revenues for services and programs to residents.

“As the economy continues to recover and challenges remain for all levels of government,San Marcos is positioned well and has maintained a slow and steady fiscal approach movingforward,” said Rocha.

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SNew policy invests in city’s future

Setting a new precedent, the City Council approved a revision to the General Fund reservepolicy in May to reduce reserve levels from 50 percent to 40 percent. This move makes fundsavailable to incrementally reduce the city’s backlog of facility and infrastructure rehabilitationand replacement projects.

“The 2015-16 budget exemplifies City Council’s commitment to invest in the future of San Marcos,” said City Manager Jack Griffin.

To support the change, the budget also sets aside 2.6 percent of the General Fund forlong-range maintenance of city buildings, roads, sidewalks, street lighting and drainage,parks, landscaping, equipment, and vehicle replacement. As San Marcos enters its secondhalf century as a city, it becomes increasingly important to maintain existing infrastructure.

“By making small investments over time and supporting long-term financial planning, thecity is taking steps to control future costs,” continued Griffin.

The budget set-aside will help the city address the maintenance project backlog, reducelong-term costs and improve the quality of life in San Marcos.

For more information, please contact the city’s Finance Department at (760) 744-1050,ext. 3126.

San Marcos leasesvehicles to save$1 million

The City of San Marcos will be replacingup to 90 of its light-duty vehicles to savemore than $1 million over the next five years.

The lease program provides a full maintenance program, 24-hour roadside assistance, vehicle tracking systems, and a five-year vehicle life cycle replacementschedule. The new vehicles are also expected to decrease emissions and fuel use.

“The move eliminates having a fleet ofvehicles that get worn out,” said DeputyPublic Works Director Jim Chafe. “Leasingkeeps us ahead of the game and frees upresources for the maintenance and replacement of our heavy duty and emergency vehicles.”

City vehicles are used by the San MarcosFire Department, Public Works, Real PropertyServices, Community Services, Inspectors,Parking Enforcement, and Code Complianceto perform various tasks throughout thecommunity and serve the public on a daily basis.

“Leasing keeps us ahead of thegame and frees up resourcesfor the maintenance and replacement of our heavy dutyand emergency vehicles.”

Jim ChafeDeputy Public Works Director

In response to California’s worsening drought and Governor Brown’s Executive Order issued April 1,residents will continue to see browner grass areas along San Marcos public medians, parkways andcity streets.

The city has discontinued the irrigation of medians and parkways along city streets with decorativegrass areas. As part of the same order, the city also reduced watering of landscapes by at least 25 percent compared to 2013 water usage.

“California is in new territory facing its fourth consecutive year of unprecedented drought,” said City Manager Jack Griffin. “The Governor’s Executive Order requires all of us to come together and doeverything we can to cut water use.”

The affected grass areas will remain brown until alternative designs and resources are developed.The city recognizes that there may be interim aesthetic concerns and requests patience from residentsas San Marcos works to convert the affected lawn areas into more sustainable landscapes.

Existing trees within the designated areas will continue to be watered and city staff is in the processof converting the turf areas into attractive, but drought-resistant landscapes. Residents can expect tosee the City Hall turf areas completely transformed by winter 2015.

To learn more about city conservation efforts, visit www.san-marcos.net/savingh2o.


SAN MARCOSConserves H2O

Converting street medians and parkways to water-wise landscaping

Metal pipe replacement to protect streets from sinkholes

A citywide corrugated metal pipe project will rehabilitate old and deteriorating pipes to protect streets from future sinkholes.

Slated to be completed in February 2016, the $1 million project uses city infrastructure rehabilitation funds to ensure ongoing pipeline service and sustain the ability to convey water.

While roadway impacts are anticipated to be minimal, residents can expect partial street closures, temporary traffic control and trenching activities in areas that require full pipeline replacement.

For traffic updates, visit www.san-marcos.net/roadwork.


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PavingMotorists traveling in San Marcos will continue to notice crews

working along Rancho Santa Fe Road and several other city streets in an ongoing effort to maintain overall pavement condition. While originally slated for summer completion, work has been extendedthrough the fall months to incorporate a bike lane while continuing to accommodate resident parking.

“We appreciate continued patience from motorists, businesses and schools during these important roadway repairs,” said City Manager Jack Griffin. “The temporary inconvenience paves the way for lasting improvements.”

Rancho Santa Fe Road from State Route 78 to Lakeridge Drive is undergoing a $3 million facelift to restore the roadway and extend the life of the driving surfaces.Some portions of the roadway will require pavement removal and replacement, whileother segments will need surface grinding prior to the final pavement overlay.

“Traffic flow is important to our residentsand keeping city streets in good conditionmaintains overall traffic safety and mobility,”continued Griffin.

Residents and businesses directly affectedby the street restoration will receive notice ofscheduled work.

While most road repair work will takeplace during evening hours, daytime traffic delays are anticipated.

Guardians with students attending Alvin Dunn Elementary School should allow a few extra travel minutes and check construction schedules frequently to ensure timely pick-up and drop-off.

During construction, businesses will remain open and street restoration work willbe coordinated to minimize obstruction to shopping center access.

For more information, updated schedules and anticipated traffic impacts, visitwww.san-marcos.net/roadwork.

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Each summer and fall in San Marcos, several streets

receive a chip and slurry seal treatment to significantly extend

the life of existing pavement by protecting theundersurface from the effects of aging and theenvironment.

Residents and businesses directly affectedwill receive both a notice two weeks and 72 hours prior to scheduled work so that appropriate parking arrangements can be made.

Motorists are advised to expect delays anduse caution when traveling in these areas.Schedules are subject to change.

For work schedule updates or more information, visit www.san-marcos.net/roadwork.

“We appreciate continuedpatience from motorists,businesses and schools during these importantroadway repairs.”

Jack GriffinCity Manager


Safer routes to school slated for Richland Elementary School areaBy the new school year, work will be underway to provide safer routes to Richland Elementary School. The addition of new traffic signals at the intersections of Borden Road, Richland Road and Rose Ranch Road

adjacent to the elementary school will minimize traffic delays. A planned pedestrian phase will bring new sidewalks, curbs, gutters, pedestrian ramps, drainage facilities

and other pedestrian safety improvements to the area. Funded by the federal Safe Routes to School Grant Program, the improvements are designed to make

walking and bicycling to school safer and the preferable travel choices for families.

San Marcos Boulevardcomplete street concept plan approved

The City Council approved a complete streetconcept plan to transform San Marcos Boulevardfrom Bent Avenue to Discovery Street into a complete street that will create a social living environment and serve as the transportationbackbone for the city’s downtown.

The plan will encourage future development to blend with the San Marcos Creek District tothe south featuring mixed-use, smart growth developments, pedestrian paseos and creekpromenade with the mixed-use land and entertainment venues to the north. It will balancethe need to move large volumes of vehicle trafficthrough the boulevard with the need to create anenjoyable living environment.

While the concept plan has been approved,funding sources are still being explored to makethe plan a reality.

For more information, visit www.san-marcos.net/smbcompletestreet.

Beginning this fall, Armorlite Drive from Las Posas Road to Bingham Drive will be transformed into a “complete” street featuring bike and pedestrian friendly improvements that support transit-oriented neighborhoods such as Palomar Stationand Davia Village.

“Streets are a vital part of livable, attractive communities,” said Public Works Director Mike Edwards. “The Armorlite Drive changes will enhance overall connectivityin the area and give everyone safer transportation alternatives.”

The roadway, pedestrian and bike enhancements include the construction of aneight-foot wide, two-way cycle lane. A six-foot wide sidewalk on the north side of Armorlite Drive, a ten-foot sidewalk along the south side of Armorlite Drive and twomid-block crosswalks with rectangular rapid flashing beacons will also be added.

To top it off, the Armorlite improvements will include angled and parallel parking,pedestrian lighting, bicycle racks, benches, and waste and recycling receptacles atvarious locations within the project limits.

The $2 million project, supported primarily by a SANDAG Smart Growth grant, is expected to be completed in early 2016.

Armorlite Driveto transform into a street for everyone Current view of Boulevard

Proposed plan

Smoke and carbonmonoxide alarms save lives


If there is a fire in your home, smoke alarms alert people to trouble when they are the most vulnerable—at night, when they are asleep or unaware of their surroundings. Like smoke alarms, carbon monoxide detectors alert unsuspecting residents of a colorless and odorless poisonousgas that emits when appliances such as furnaces, ranges, water heaters and room heaters malfunction.

Here's what you need to know:Smoke Alarms• Install smoke alarms in every bedroom, outside each sleeping area and on every level

of your home.• Test your smoke alarms every month, replace alarms every ten years and change your

batteries twice a year. If your smoke alarm starts “chirping,” the battery is running low and should be replaced.

• When a smoke alarm sounds, get outside and stay outside.• Never disable your smoke alarm by unhooking it or removing the battery. Carbon Monoxide Alarm• Immediately move outside to fresh air and call your emergency services,

fire department or 911. • After calling 911, do a head count to check that all persons are accounted

for and DO NOT re-enter the premises until the emergency services responders have given you permission.

• If the source of the CO is determined to be a malfunctioning appliance, DO NOT operate that appliance until it has been properly serviced by trained personnel.

For more fire prevention information, visit www.san-marcos.net/smfd.

You’re invited

San MarcosFire Department Open HouseWhen: Saturday, October 3, 10 am to 2 pmWhere: Fire Station #1, 180 West Mission RoadCost: Free

The San Marcos Fire Department invites you, your family and friends to the annual San Marcos Fire Department Open House. Attendees will have the opportunity to talk with firefighters and learn aboutfire safety through family-friendly, interactive activities.

For event details, visit www.san-marcos.net.

Free business securityinspections offered inSan MarcosIn an effort to keep San Marcos one of North County’s safest communities,

the city’s Crime Prevention Unit is offering commercial security inspections to San Marcos businesses.

Designed to reduce vulnerability to crime, these free inspections offer onsite security assessments and cost effective recommendations to help detercommercial burglary.

“Crime prevention is an important element of public safety,” said Public SafetyCoordinator Veronica Martinez. “By working with businesses to take an active role, we can foster safer community choices that create an environment that discourages crime.”

San Marcos businesses can also join Business Alert, a program that encourages local businesses to take an active role in preventing crime by establishing a communication network between businesses.

Residents, businesses and visitors can help keep San Marcos safe by takingactive steps to partner with the city’s Crime Prevention Unit and the San DiegoCounty Sheriff’s Department.

For more information or to learn about other free crime prevention services offered in San Marcos, visit www.san-marcos.net or contact Crime Prevention at (760) 744-1050, ext. 3111.


The Sheriff’s Senior Volunteer Patrol (SVP) driving help keep residents safe by providing a variety of services that support San Marcos Sheriff’s Deputies as the extra“eyes and ears” of the community.

Here are some of the services offered by the SVP to keep San Marcos safe:

You Are Not Alone (YANA) ProgramMembers of the SVP, when requested, will either stop by or call anyone who is

homebound and can benefit from a short daily visit with a trained SVP member to justsay hello and confirm that all is well.

Vacation checks on homesThe San Diego County Sheriff’s Department offers free year-round vacation checks

for residents in the areas it serves. Upon request, SVP will perform security inspectionsoutside your home Monday through Friday while you’re away and check to make suredoors, windows and garages are locked.

Parking patrolTo protect against vehicle theft and assist with parking enforcement, SVP members

patrol parking areas in San Marcos. As they walk through parking areas they watch forarticles of value left inside and are trained to alert deputies if children or pets are leftunattended in a car. As part of SVP parking patrol, members enforce handicap parkingspace laws and watch for abandoned vehicles.

Neighborhood patrolThe Senior Patrol deploys several vehicles Monday through Friday and on weekends

to patrol neighborhoods covering both the incorporated and unincorporated parts ofSan Marcos. SVP is alert for any unusual activities in neighborhoods and will immediatelycall for a Deputy to investigate.

For more information about SVP services, contact the San Diego Sheriff’s Departmentat (760) 510-5201 or visit the San Marcos Sheriff Station, 182 Santar Place.

Where can I take it?Tips for responsible waste disposal

Not all waste items can go into the trash because they may contain hazardous substances that pollute our environment. Here is where you can safely dispose of those items at no cost:

E-Waste and other items: Televisions, computers,printers, household batteries, home-generatedsharps such as skin penetrating needles, andfat, oil, and grease (FOG) collections can bedropped off at EDCO’s Buyback Center, 224 S.Las Posas Road. The Buyback Center also offersrecycling redemption services and collects other recyclable materials. For more details, visitwww.edcodisposal.com.

Unused paint: Leftover paint can be dropped off at any local paint store participating in thePaintCare program. Details at www.paintcare.org.

Fluorescent light bulbs: Many large home improvement stores offer free CFL recycling.

Used motor oil: Motor oil that is uncontaminatedcan be dropped off for free at most express oilchange and auto parts businesses.

Prescriptions: These items can be dropped offanonymously during weekday business hours ina bin at the San Marcos Sheriff’s Station, 182 Santar Place.

Household Hazardous Waste: Cleaners, pesticides, pool chemicals, and other toxic substances must be taken to a designatedHousehold Hazardous Waste collection facility.The city contracts with facilities in Vista andPoway that are open to residents on Saturdaysfrom 9am to 3pm. The addresses are: 1145 E. Taylor Street, Vista 12325 Crosthwaite Circle,Poway Proof of San Marcos residency is required.

Sheriff senior volunteershelp keep residents safe

Join the Sheriff’s Senior Volunteer ProgramThe San Diego Sheriff’s Department is looking for residents 50 years and older to join the

Senior Volunteer Program. Providing invaluable service to Sheriff’s Deputies,

responsibilities include home vacation checks, personal visits to home-bound seniors and abandoned vehicle abatement.

To learn how to become a senior volunteer in San Marcos, contact Michael Flitterman at (760) 216-2527 or Mike Gardiner at (760) 510-5291.


The statistics are sobering. Every year one in three adults ages 65 and older experiences afall, and many suffer fractures, injuries and, in some cases, even death. Falls are a leadingcause of hospitalizations among the elderly.

Hyun Gu Kang, assistant professor of kinesiology at Cal State San Marcos, is intrigued bywhy falls occur and what can be done to prevent them.

“In kinesiology, we learn about how balance, stability and postural control systems work,”Kang said. “I want to know what is happening when they don’t work. Two of my great grandparents lived up to 100. Both had falls and passed away within a week of the incidents.They were healthy and it was the fall that took them.”

Kang launched a nine-week fall prevention program at the San Marcos Senior Center lastFebruary. Nine elderly men and women enrolled in the twice-weekly class taught by certifiedFallProof™ instructor Mary Jo Preti. The class allowed the seniors to learn valuable fall prevention strategies while giving CSUSM’s kinesiology, nursing and human development students the opportunity to collaborate and practice their classroom learning in a realworld setting.Kang believes that falls are not an inevitable part of aging.

“Falls are preventable,” he said. “The prevention is not always expensive or complicated. Iwanted our students to have the knowledge and skills to do something about it. They have aresponsibility to the community.”

Nursing student Lea Lewis has seen many seniors who end up in hospitals after falls.“It’s a great idea to teach fall prevention to seniors because it’s such a big issue in health

care and the aging population is growing so much,” Lewis said. “Falls can lead to so manycomplications and hospitalizations.”

Instructor Preti said it was a great benefit to have the CSUSM students assist her in the class.

“They are very good,” Preti said. “I can do so much more in the class with their help. Theyhave great suggestions. There’s a lot of give and take both ways.”

Cal State San Marcoshelps the elderlyprevent falls

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Wednesday, September 166 to 7:30 pm

University of St. Augustine Building A, Room 203 B

700 Windy Point Drive, San Marcos

Join us as education leaders gather for a special forum to share ideas, plansand aspirations for the future of educationwhile celebrating how San Marcos has been transformed into North County’s educational hub in just ten years.

This event is FREE and open to the public. Attendees should enter the building using the main lobby closest toBorden Road.

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The City of San Marcos Community Services Department is committed to serving and enriching our community by creating and providing parks, trails, facilities and exceptional programs that support and enhance the quality of life.

San Marcos Community Center3 Civic Center DriveSan Marcos, CA 92069(760) 744-9000

Office Hours:Monday - Friday: 8 am - 7 pmClosed: September 7, November 11,December 25 - January 4

Join our Special Events email list!Just send your email address by text message:

Text SANMARCOSto 22828 to get started.Message & data rates may apply.

Saturday, October 177:30 to 11 am.

San Marcos Community CenterAdults: $5

Youth $3 (10 & under)

Tickets can be purchased in advance or at the door. Call (760) 744-9000, ext. 3500 or visit www.san-marcos.net/specialevents for more information.

Saturday, November 1410 am - 3 pm

San Elijo Rec CenterFREE

Arts and crafts vendors,entertainment and food!

Vendor applications available at www.san-marcos.net/specialevents.

Hearth Rotating Art GallerySan Marcos Community CenterOpen for FREE public viewing Monday through Friday, 8 am to 7 pm

Local artists can display their art for 60-day periods in the HearthRotating Gallery. San Marcos artists are given exhibit space priority,however, all artists and photographers are welcome to apply. Artwork must be ready to hang and suitable for family viewing. Formore information, please call (760) 744-9000, ext. 3503 or visitwww.san-marcos.net.

Don’t miss the last SUMMER CONCERT GARDEN IN THE Tony Suraci | Saturday, September 12 Visit www.san-marcos.net for details and tickets.

Enjoy a pancake breakfast with the “Littlest Pumpkin” and play fun carnival games. Halloween costumes are encouraged!

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Free!DECEMBER 5 & 6Saturday, 3 to 8 pmSunday, 10 am to 3 pmSan Marcos Community CenterThis magical village will feature arts and crafts vendors, free children’scrafts, the annual tree lighting and entertainment.

Holiday Tree LightingSaturday, December 5Entertainment begins at 5:30 pmTree lighting at 6:30 pm

Musical entertainment and the arrival of the Jolly Old Man make this event special!

Breakfast with SantaCo-sponsored by Life and Eagle Scouts of BSA Tiwahe Lodge #45 and the GFWC Contemporary Women of North County

Sunday, December 69 to 11:30 amCommunity Center Main Hall

Enjoy a breakfast of pancakes, sausage and eggs with Santa Claus and his helpers. No reservations required.Adults $5, Children $4

20th Annual Kiwanis Clubof San Marcos Holiday ParadeSunday, December 61 pm

This year’s theme is “Celebrating 50 Years ofa Charlie Brown Christmas.” The parade willbegin at Palomar College, travel east onMission Road, turn right ontoSan Marcos Blvd., and end at theSan Marcos Civic Center. For moreinformation or to register, go towww.kiwanisclubofsanmarcos.org.

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Old Creek Ranch/Canyon Trail/Carlsbad TrailsSaturday, September 12 | 9 am - noon (sign-in at 8:30 am)Hike the trails north and west of San Elijo Park including Old Creek Ranch andCanyon Trails. The four-mile hike is rated moderately difficult. A challenging, seven-mile hike with fast and slower groups will also be offered to the trails that connect toDenk Mountain and the Carlsbad trails system. Meeting location: San Elijo Park/Recreation Center, 1105 Elfin Forest Road.33 05.998 N 117 12.125 W

San Diego Aqueduct/Blue Bird Canyon/Lake Wohlford FlumeSaturday, October 3 | 9 am - noon (sign-in at 8:30 am)This seven-mile hike will explore the 2nd San Diego Aqueduct north from Las PosasRoad to Buena Creek Road and then head east along the Lake Wohlford Flume thattransports water from Lake Wohlford to the Pechstein Reservoir at Blue Bird CanyonRoad. There will be an elevation gain of 580'. Meeting location: Cerro de Las Posas Park, 1387 West Borden Road.33 09.639 N 117 11.199 W

Horse Heritage FestivalSunday, October 11 | 10 am - 3 pm | FREE Festival activities include pony rides, frontier games, a petting corral, Heritage Park House activities, demonstrations, prizes and food.9th Annual Poker Ride ‘n Stride | 9 am (sign-in at 8:30 am)Enjoy a three-mile “Ride ‘n Stride” along Twin Valley’s quiet, horse-friendly trail system. Proceeds from the Poker Ride help to improve the public horse show groundsat Walnut Grove Park. For Poker Ride ‘n Stride schedule, fees and registration, visitwww.HelpTheHorsePark.org.Location: Heritage Park/Walnut Grove Park, 1950 Sycamore Drive.

Ridgeline Trailhead to AntennasSaturday, November 7 | 9 am - noon (sign-in at 8:30 am)This moderately difficult, 7.6-mile hike will explore the Cerro de Las Posas RidgelineTrails with overlooks of Lake San Marcos, the Valley of Discovery and the PacificOcean. There will be steep climbs with an elevation gain of 1390'.Meeting location: Ridgeline Trailhead Parking Lot, 102 San Elijo Road.33 06.454 N 117 09.969 W

Leo Carrillo RanchSaturday, December 5 | 9 am - noon (sign-in at 8:30 am)This four-mile hike will explore the trails of the Rancho Dorado/Rancho Carrillo areaand visit Leo Carrillo Ranch Historic Park. A more challenging five-mile hike with an elevation gain of 350' (uphill to Simmons Family Park) will be offered.Meeting location: Carrillo Elementary School (parking lot near the trailhead), 2875 Poinsettia Lane.

986 La Moree RoadFREE on weekends

NEW HOURS 10 am to 1 pm(Starting September 5)

Reservations required for groups of 25 or more.

The nature center offers hands-on nature study,hikes and a curriculum-based outdoor educationprogram. It is the perfect place for a school field

trip, birthday party or scout meeting.

Group Reservations AvailableGroups must pay for a minimum of 25.One free adult leader per 10 paid.

To make a reservation at Jack’s Pond NatureCenter or to RSVP to an Outdoor Adventure, please call (760) 744-9000, ext. 3508.

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization

Membership supports parks and recreation programs and facilities. Annual fee is

$25 per household. Join today!Visit www.friendsofsanmarcos.org.

Volunteer Park & Trail Rangers WantedMinimum Requirements:• Have an interest in performing volunteer work• Be at least 18 years old• Have a valid driver’s license• Enjoy the outdoors

Please call (760) 744-9000, ext. 3535.


San Marcos Community CenterFEP events start at 6 pm on Wednesdays

Space is limited; pay online or via telephone at(760) 744-9000. Registration closes two days prior to

each activity. Activities are geared toward children ages 3 to 12 years and their immediate family members.$3 per activity. Variations in locations, times,

days and/or costs are noted below

Fall Wreaths | September 9BOO Bags | October 7

Thanksgiving Bingo | November 4The grand prize is a turkey!

Pumpkin Pies | November 18Please bring a pie tin for each pie being made.

Cinnamon Ornaments | December 9

Youth Drama ProgramSan Marcos Community Center

AUDITIONSYouth ages 7 to 17 are invited to audition for

Theatre West shows. Come anytime between 5 and 8 pm.Bring a recent photo. Be prepared to sing a one-minuteportion of a song of your choice. A CD with background

music is recommended, but not required.

ROBIN HOODAuditions: Monday, September 14

Performances: October 8, 9, 10* and 11*No Saturday matinee

TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMASAuditions: Monday, November 2

Performances: December 10, 11 and 12

Thursday and Friday at 7:30 pm,Saturday and Sunday at 2 and 6 pm

Thursday and Sunday evening shows are subject to cancellation. Final show dates will be posted on

website two weeks prior to performances.$10 Adult | $7 Youth, Student and Senior

Saturday matinees | $7 for all ages

Tickets available at the door.For more information about auditions or

performances, visit www.san-marcos.net/theatrewest.


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Children can dress for the occasion as tea (juice) is served at thehistoric Wood House. Children will have the opportunity to paint ateacup, bake a scone, make a daisy tote bag and play a Victoriangame. Great for Girl Scout troops, play dates and birthdays.

Historic Wood Housein Woodland ParkSaturdays or Sundays 10 am to noon or 2 to 4 pmAges 4 to 12 years • $12 per child

Book your party today!www.san-marcos.net/teaparty

THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANKThis show for all ages is performed by

adults and directed by Moonlight Amphitheatre co-founder, Kathy Brombacher.

Sunday, October 4 2 and 6 pm

Location: Hearth TheaterSan Marcos Community Center

$15 per ticketFor tickets, visit: www.broadwayvista.biz

(760) 806-7905

Halloween Party | October 246:30 - 8:30 pm | $4 presale/$6 at the doorCome dressed in Halloween costumes for anight of games,crafts and fun! The Wood House, 1148 Rock Springs Road.

LIMITED ENGAGEMENT COMING TO SAN MARCOS

Adventure camp operates during non-schooltimes and offers children Kindergarten through6th grade the opportunity to participate increative projects, games, field trips and special events. Camp meets Monday through Friday from 7 am to 6 pm at Jack’s PondRecreation Center. Participants bring a sacklunch daily, afternoon snack is provided.

Daily Camp Cost:$23 (R), $28 (NR)

10% sibling discount; $35 annual registration fee. Full payment is due

at time of registration.Register at the

San Marcos Community Center.


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November 23 to 25 | Turkey TimeCampers will celebrate Turkey Day by painting with corks and making pineconecenterpieces. Campers will also compete in a camp turkey trot and rescue aturkey from becoming dinner!

December 21 to 23 | Santa’s ElvesCampers will celebrate the holiday season by decorating ornaments and cookiesand making Santa puppets.

December 28 to 30 | Space is the PlaceCampers will blast off in custom spaceships, discover new planets and dress like aliens.

January 4 to 8, January 11 | Jurassic WorldCampers will search for fossils, create dinosaur masks and play T-rex toss.

San Marcos Community Center or San Elijo Recreation CenterChildren will enjoy a night of games, crafts, pizza and movies. Program is supervised by trained recreation leaders.

September 11 | October 9 | November 6 | December 4 | December 116 to 10 pm | 4 to 12 years | $20 per child; $5 sibling discount

Register in advance at www.san-marcos.net/register.

Parents...Would you like a chance to do your holiday shopping without the kids? Register them for this day of fun crafts, games and activities. Program is supervised by trained recreation leaders.

FUNSaturdays San Marcos Community Center or San Elijo Recreation CenterDecember 5 | December 128 am to 2 pm | 4 to 12 years $25 per child; $5 sibling discount

Please bring a sack lunch. Register in advance at www.san-marcos.net/register.


Classes Held At:San Marcos Community Center (CC)San Elijo Recreation Center (SE)Woodland Park Recreation Center (WP)

Pre-registration

Session Dates

Birth Date Requirements(no exceptions)

Session Cost

Fall 1 2015

August 3 to 11

Aug. 24 to Oct. 3010 weeks

MWF – Born on or beforeSept. 1, 2011

TTH - Born on or before Aug. 24, 2012

MWF (KR) $498 | TTH $301

PRIORITY REGISTRATION: Children enrolled in the Fall 1 2015 session will receive priority registration for the Fall 2 2015 session. Children MUST attend the entire session to receive priority registration. If a participant withdraws or receives a refund for ANY reason,priority status will be forfeited. There will be no priority registration for the Fall 1 session.

Fall 2 2015

October 5 to 13

Nov. 2 to Dec. 187 weeks

MWF – Born on or beforeNov. 2, 2011

TTH - Born on or before Nov. 2, 2012

MWF (KR) $326 | TTH $196

Class Times:9 am to 12 pm, MWF (KR) or TTH1 to 4 pm, MWF (KR) or TTH

Raggedy Ann & Andy Preschoolers Programis a recreational enrichment program for children ages three to five years. The program focuses on socialization skills with an introduction to academic concepts. Five sessions are offered throughout the year: Summer, Fall 1, Fall 2,Winter and Spring. Children learn social skills while participating in arts andcrafts, music and movement, storytelling, outdoor play and learning fun!

Monday/Wednesday/Friday Kindergarten Readiness (KR) Classes These classes are designed for children ages four to five years who are preparing for Kindergarten. The curriculum includes activities to enhance math and reading readiness skills.KR classes are not offered during the Summer session.

Tuesday/Thursday Classes These classes are designed for children ages three to four years who are fully potty-trained.These classes focus on socialization with an introduction to basic academic concepts.

Registration Procedure New parents come to the San Marcos Community Center, 3 Civic Center Drive, during the pre-registration time to fill out registration paperwork. Parents then receive registration information and an online registration date. All necessary paperwork must be completed before registering online. An original birth certificate and proof of residency via a current utility or property tax bill are required. There is a $35 annual family registration fee and a 10% discount for siblings. The NON-RESIDENT fee is $50 per child, per session.

Winter 2016

November 30 to December 7

Jan. 4 to Mar. 2512 weeks

MWF – Born on or beforeJan. 4, 2012

TTH - Born on or before Jan 4, 2013

MWF (KR) $583 | TTH $361

Spring 2016

March 7 to 15

Apr. 4 to June 1711 weeks

MWF – Born on or beforeApr. 4, 2012

TTH - Born on or before Apr. 4, 2013

MWF (KR) $549 | TTH $331

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RAA Mommy & Me ClassesThis parent participation class is designed for children ages 1.5 to 3 years oldand will focus on socialization and early learning. Class activities will includearts and crafts, story time, and music and movement. Please bring a snack.Classes Held At: Jack’s Pond Recreation Center (JP)

Session Dates:Fall 1 Session Sept. 9 to Oct. 15 $70Fall 2 Session* Oct. 21 to Dec. 17 $70

*No class Nov. 11, 25 or 26Register for RAA Mommy & Me at www.san-marcos.net/register.

Class Times:9:30 to 11 am, Wednesday or Thursday

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SportsF.H. “Corky” Smith Gymnasium274 Pico Avenue | (760) 744-9494Office Hours: Monday - Thursday: 9 am - 7 pm (9 pm on league nights)

Every Friday: 9 am - 7 pmClosed Holidays: September 7, November 26 - 27, December 24 - January 3

MAIN GYM SCHEDULE

Mon. - Fri. 9 am - 2:30 pm CSUSM Basketball Practice Mon. - Fri. 2 - 4 pm Special Use RequestsMon. - Fri. 4 - 6 pm Club Basketball PracticesMon./Tue. 6 - 9:30 pm Adult Basketball LeagueWed. 6 - 9:30 pm Adult Volleyball Program/LeagueThu. 6 - 9:30 pm Adult Basketball League/

Club Basketball PracticesFri. 5 - 9:30 pm Youth Club Basketball League Games/

Open Play Basketball

Schedules subject to change

WEST GYM SCHEDULE

Mon. - Fri. 9 am - 1 pm Special Use Requests/Pickleball/Volleyball

Mon. - Fri. 1 - 4 pm San Marcos Boys & Girls ClubMon. - Fri. 4 - 6 pm Club Basketball PracticesMon./Tue./Thu. 6 - 9:30 pm Adult Basketball LeagueMon./Wed. 10 am - 12:30 pm Adult Volleyball Open PlayWed. 6 - 10 pm Adult Volleyball ProgramTue./Thu./Fri. 8:30 am - 12 pm Adult Pickleball Open PlayFri. 5 - 10 pm Youth Club Basketball League

Courts & Sports serves as the information center forboth youth and adult sports programming offered year-round throughout the community. City adult athleticprograms offer a wide variety of sports with league playfor almost every level and ability. Reservations and permits for most city/school athletic fields are also issued here. Community groups and individuals may reserve sport sites when available. For more information,call or visit the community sports office at the gymnasium.

Open Play Fees:15 and younger* $116 - 20 (with current student ID) $221 and older $3*Youths under the age of 12 must be accompanied bya parent/guardian or a sibling 14 or older.

Open Play VolleyballMon./Wed. 10 am - 12:30 pm

PickleballExercise and have fun while playing this exciting tennis-like game.

Tue./Thu. 8:30 am - 12 pm

Youth Sports DirectorySan Marcos AYSO (Soccer) Region 127(877) 233-2976www.sanmarcosayso.orgPrimary season: August - November

San Elijo AYSO (Soccer) Region 1505www.sanelijoayso.orgPrimary season: August - November

San Marcos Youth Soccer (SMYS)(760) 621-0650www.sanmarcosyouthsoccer.orgPrimary season: August - November

FC Sol Youth Soccerwww.fcsolsoccer.orgPrimary season: August - November

San Marcos Pop Warner (Football)(760) 978-9521www.sanmarcospopwarner.orgPrimary season: August - November

San Marcos Youth Basketball(877) [email protected] season: November - February

San Marcos Girls Softballwww.sanmarcosgirlssoftball.comwww.playsoftball.orgPrimary season: February - June

San Marcos Youth Baseball(760) 300-5506www.sanmarcosyouthbaseball.comPrimary season: February - June

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Adult Leagues/ProgramsFor all sports other than volleyball, participants must register as a team. Registration packets are available at the gym. Registration is on a first-come basis. Teams are encouraged to register early, as space is limited. Contact thesports office for more information.

Fall Adult Basketball LeagueMen’s Div. II - VIII / Women’sTentative League Start Date: Week of August 31Games will be played Mon./Tue. (Thu. evenings if necessary)$325/team (R), $390/team (NR) plus officials’ fees of $37 per game.

Fall Adult Softball LeagueCoed and Men’sRegistration: Monday, August 17 - Friday, September 11Tentative League Start Date: Tuesday, September 22Games will be played Monday - Friday evenings and late afternoon on Sundays.$400/team (R), $480/team (NR) plus officials’ fees of $24 per game.

Fall Adult Arena Soccer LeagueCoed, Men’s and Women’sTentative League Start Date: Week of September 8Games played at Sunset Park.$400/team (R), $480/team (NR) plus officials’ fees of $28 per game.

Fall Volleyball ProgramInstructor: Dick Leatherman Coed ages 16 & up | Limited to the first 48 to register.Register online at www.san-marcos.net/register or at the Corky Smith Gymnasium.Program Dates: August 26 - October 21For further information, email [email protected], 6:30 - 10 pm$55 (R), $65 (NR)

This is a unique four-person coed volleyball program that includes a short instructional period each week. Final acceptance into the program is at the discretion of the program coordinator based upon each participant’s skill level.


Group Rates Available!Open Recreational SwimAll Ages

Las Posas Pool (LP) (760) 599-9783

Located at 1387 W. Borden Road,features an attached wading poolfor younger children and the “Sprayground,” an interactive water play area with buckets ofwater spilling to the deck and jetsspouting into the air.

Until August 30Daily and Holidays 1 - 5:30 pm

August 31 to September 7M-F 2:30 - 5:30 pmSat., Sun. and Holidays 1 - 5:30 pm

September 12 to October 25Sat., Sun. and Holidays 1 - 4 pm

Woodland Pool (WP) (760) 746-2028

Located at 671 Woodland Parkway, the pool features “TheLoop,” a 50-foot long waterslide. The diving well has 1-meterand 3-meter boards and a rock climbing wall.

Until August 30Daily and Holidays 1 - 5:30 pm

August 31 to September 7M-F 2:30 - 5:30 pmSat., Sun. and Holidays 1 - 5:30 pm

Daily drop-in admission: $4 (R), $5 (NR)Resident, group and nonprofit organization discounts available! First visit of the 2015 seasonwill include annual membership with additional $1/personcost. Parent or guardian must be present for minor’s registrationand waiver signature. Please bring identification for proof of residency. Registration forms available online at www.san-marcos.net/aquaticORS.

Party, Party, Party!Exclusive use of the city aquatics facilitiesis open to groups and individuals duringunscheduled pool times. We can cater toall your event needs – birthdays, scoutingevents, soirées, etc. – aquatics inflatableavailable for your exclusive event!

Find more information at www.san-marcos.net/poolparty.

Family Swim NightsExplore the pool after dark. Join us Saturday nights for movies, games and warm water fun.6 to 9 pm $5 per person

September 12Woodland Park PoolSuperhero Saturday

October 10Las Posas PoolSpooktacular Splash

SPSH PASSSPSH PASSCome to Santa’s MagicalVillage on December 5 or 6 for a special discount. See page13 for more information.

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Splash Passes available online,at the pool during scheduled Open Rec Swim or at the San Marcos Community Center.Family (up to 5 members) | $200 (R), $250 (NR)

Use at both pools for all Open Rec Swim, General Lap Swim, Friday Night Inflatable Zone and Family Swim Nights. Receive discounts on all aquatic programs. Additional family member: $45. Individual and practice passes also available.

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Las Posas Pool Learn-to-Swim ProgramFall Aquatics RegistrationOnline www.san-marcos.netAquatic Facilities During Open Rec SwimSan Marcos Community Center Monday - Friday, 8 am - 7 pm

Youth AquaticsParent and Child Aquatics | Ages 6 mo. - 3 yrs.Children are introduced to basic skills that lay a foundation to helpthem learn to swim. Parents are taught how to safely support theirchild and how to prepare their child to participate with confidence.

Preschool Learn-to-Swim | Ages 3 - 5 yrs.Level 1 - Provides an introduction to the most elementary aquaticskills. At this level, children start developing good attitudes and safepractices around the water.

Level 2 - Offers children further success with fundamental aquaticskills performed at a slightly more advanced degree. Most skills inthis level are performed with assistance, but it marks the beginningof independent aquatic locomotion skills.

Level 3 - Provides additional guided practice of basic aquatic skillsat a slightly higher performance level with greater distances andtimes. Skills at this level are performed independently.

Learn-to-Swim | Ages 5 - 12 yrs.Level 1: Introduction to Water Skills - Stresses personal watersafety and basic skill development.

Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills - Marks the beginning of truelocomotion skills. Participants develop simultaneous and alternatingarm and leg actions that lay the foundation for future strokes.

Level 3: Stroke Development - Builds on the fundamentals of treading water with an introduction to the scissors and dolphinkicks. Participants swim the front crawl and elementary backstroke. Passing Level 3 is equivalent to passing our Open Rec Swim Test.

Level 4: Stroke Improvement - Improves skills and increases endurance by requiring that students swim familiar strokes (frontcrawl and elementary backstroke) for greater distances.

Level 5: Stroke Refinement - Refines performance of all strokes(front crawl, back crawl, butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke) and increases distances.

Lesson SchedulesMorning and evening classes offered. For detailed informationand registration, visit our website.

Lesson days BeginningSaturdays | 5 weeks Sep. 19

Resident, Early Bird, Splash Pass and Continuing Discountsavailable. Schedule subject to change. Classes may be canceled if minimum enrollment is not met.

AquaticsOnline Detailed schedulesand more information for all Aquatics Programs areavailable at www.san-marcos.net/Aquatics.

Specialty Aquatic Programsand other programming featured online

Adult Lap SwimAdult Learn-to-SwimLifeguard TrainingPrivate LessonsSwim TeamWater Safety Instructor


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Lunch for Seniors | Mon. - Fri. | 11:30 amThe San Marcos Senior Activity Center offers a delicious, healthylunch. Meals are served weekdays at a cost of $5 for ages 59and younger and a $4 suggested donation for 60+. Please call(760) 744-5535 in advance to make a lunch reservation.

Transportation for SeniorsTransportation to and from the Senior Activity Center for lessagile seniors is provided for the lunch program. A one-day advance notice sign-up for a ride and lunch is required. Pleasecall (760) 744-5535, ext. 3605 to schedule a ride.

The Senior Activity Center also has information about other localtransportation services including taxi vouchers. Free vouchersare available for seniors 60 years and older who have no means of transportation for medical appointments. Please call(760) 744-5535, ext. 3605 for more information.

Resources & ReferralsThe Senior Activity Center offers resources, information and refer-rals such as AARP safe driving classes, various support groups,Silversneakers exercise classes, free legal consultations, taxpreparation assistance, HICAP, and free auditory, dietary, dental,health, vision, and blood pressure screenings. Please call (760) 744-5535, ext. 3604 for more information about services,or to schedule an appointment/screening.

Activities

BingoWed. 12:45 - 3:30 pm $6

Prize BingoMon. 12:30 - 1:30 pm $1

Cultural DiscoveriesTue. 1 - 2:30 pm $7/class

Book ClubWed. (1st) 1 - 3 pm $1/class

Games

BridgeTue. 10 am - 1 pm $1 GVWed. 11 am - 3 pm $1 GVFri. 12:15 - 3:30 pm $1 SAC

Canasta (Hand & Foot)T/TH 12:15 - 3:45 pm $1 SACSun. 1 pm $1 GV

MahjonggTue. (American) 12:15 - 3:45 pm $1 SACThu. (American) 10 am - 3 pm $1 SAC

PinochleTue. 12:15 - 3:45 pm $1 SACThu. 12:15 - 3:45 pm $1 SAC

San Marcos Senior Activity CenterSenior programs held at San Marcos Senior Activity Center unless otherwise noted are available to those aged 50+. For a description ofactivities and classes including skill level andsupplies needed, please refer to the Senior Activity Center monthly newsletter available atthe Senior Activity Center or online at www.san-marcos.net/seniors.

San Marcos Senior Activity Center (SAC)111 Richmar Avenue | (760) 744-5535Monday through Friday: 8 am to 4:30 pmClosed Holidays: September 7; November 11, 26, 27; December 25, 30, 31; January 1, 2016

Westside Senior Center at Grandon Village (GV)1605 Grandon Avenue | (760) 744-5535Open only for scheduled programs.

Computer

Introduction to ComputersFri. (1st & 3rd) 9 - 11 am $1/class

Open Lab (drop-in)Mon. 9 - 11 am $1/class

One-on-One InstructionTue. 9 - 11 am $1/class

Additional computer classes are offered at the senior center by Oasis Adult Education. Please check the Oasis catalog on their website, www.oasisnet.org, or call (760) 796-6020 for a list of classes, times and to register.

Exercise

Recreational HulaThu. 12:45 - 1:45 pm $5/class

Positively FitMWF 8:30 - 9:30 am $36/month*M/F 9:45 - 10:45 am $24/month*

Cardio & StrengthM-F 10 - 11 am $3/class*

Senior StretchT/TH 11:30 am - 12:30 pm $3/class*

YogaMon. 5:30 - 6:30 pm $5/class*T/TH 8 - 9 am $3/class*T/TH 9 - 10 am $3/class*

Tai ChiMon. 1 - 2:10 pm $25/month GVWed. 10 - 11:10 am $25/month SACSat. 10 - 11:10 am $25/month GV

Chair ChiFri. 11:15 am - 12:45 pm $2/class GV

Zumba GoldT/TH 10:15 - 11:15 am $3/class*T/TH 5:30 - 6:30 pm $5/class

Laughter YogaWed. 12:15 - 1 pm $1

*SilverSneakers exercise class

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Ceramics LabMon. 1 - 4 pm $10/month

Mixed Media PaintingMon. 9 am - 12 pm $40/8 weeks

NeedlecraftFri. 12:15 - 3:30 pm $1

QuiltingTue. 11:30 am - 8 pm $1

Watercolor ArtFri. 9 am - 12 pm $45/8 weeks

WoodcarvingTue. 8 - 11 am $1

Ballroom Dances – great music, social vibe, dancing fun!

2 - 4 pm | $5 per personSeptember 17, October 15, November 19, December 17

Dance

Line Dance - ImproverWed. 11:15 am - 12:30 pm $4/class

Line Dance - IntermediateMon. 2 - 3:30 pm $4/class

Social Ballroom Dance LessonsThu. 2 - 3 pm $35/10 weeks

Tap Dance ClubMon. 12 - 1:45 pm $10/class or

$25/month

Hot Flash Follies (performance tap group)Wed. 12:45 - 2:30 pmFri. 11:15 am - 12:45 pmSee instructor for cost

Soul Line DancingWed. 6:30 - 8 pm $5/class

Music

UkuleleMon. 9 - 9:30 am New Beg. $3/class

9:30 - 10 am Beg. $3/classTue. 9 - 11:30 am Int. $25/monthWed. 9:15 - 11:15 am Int. $3/class

1 - 3 pm Int. $3/class

OrganMon. 10 am - 12 pm $35/month

Senior EventsAll senior events are held at San Marcos Senior Activity Center unless otherwise noted.

Intergenerational FunDay!Saturday, September 12 | 8 am - 1 pm | Free!Celebrate our grandparents at this family event. Theday will feature interactive games, activities, artsand crafts, food and entertainment. Come shop andplay at the parking lot sale featuring new and usedgoods. If you are interested in being a vendor,please call (760) 744-5535. $15/space rental.

Craft FairsLocal vendors selling handmade and unique craftsand gifts.October 3 at the BIC Fair | 10 am - 2 pmDecember 2 | 9 am - 1 pm


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TripsThe San Marcos Senior Activity Center Trailblazers TravelClub offers fun excursions and vacations for seniors. The Trailblazers office is located in the Senior ActivityCenter and is open Monday through Friday from 9 am to 1 pm. Please call (760) 744-5535, ext. 3609 for acomprehensive list of trips and for more information.

Fall 2015 featured excursions:

September: Viejas Casino, Mesquite Zion, Ronald Reagan Presidential LibraryOctober: Canada New England Cruise with RoyalCaribbean, Albuquerque, New Mexico Balloon Fest, Josh Groban Live at the Dolby TheaterNovember: Branson for the Holidays, Candlelight Theatre, Las Vegas (Sam’s Town)December: Welk Theatre, Mission Inn Christmas Tour,Hearst Castle

Fit Brains, Healthy Bodies & Happy Lives

Health Fair • Educational WorkshopsCaregiver Support • Health Screenings

Meet the Pharmacist • Flu Shots

Saturday, October 3 | 10 am - 2 pm | Free!San Marcos Senior Activity Center/San Marcos Fire Station 1

Event also features:• San Marcos Fire Open House• Tours of the Fire Station• Kid’s Activities, Food and Live Entertainment• Vendors

Event sponsored by:California State University San Marcos and the City of San Marcos Community Services Departmentand Fire Department.

For more information, call (760) 744-5535 or visitwww.san-marcos.net.


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FIVE WAYS TO REGISTER FOR ENRICHMENT CLASSES OR SPECIALTY CAMPS

1. ONLINE at www.san-marcos.net/register.Online registration is available 24 hours a day for most programs.

2. IN-PERSON: Visit the Community Center, 3 Civic Center Drive,Monday through Friday from 8 am to 7 pm.

3. FAX: Registration form can be found at www.san-marcos.net/classes. Fax to (760) 752-1328.

4. EMAIL: Registration form can be found at www.san-marcos.net/classes.Email to [email protected].

5. MAIL: Registration form can be found at www.san-marcos.net/classes. Mail to City of San Marcos, 3 Civic Center Drive, San Marcos, CA 92069.

Processing fees are included in all advertised prices. These non-refundable feesapply to online and in-office transactions. Participants wishing to drop aclass/camp must contact San Marcos Community Services at (760) 744-9000,ext. 3501. Refunds must be requested before the third class of a session and willbe given on a prorated basis. Students may join classes at any time unless otherwise noted. Non-residents are welcome in all classes and programs.

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Early Bird Prices are available for most classes up to seven days before a session begins.

FREE TRIALfor first-time students

Do you want to try a class before committing to an entire session?This option is now available for classes withthis logo.

Trial classes are subject to the same requirements as regular classes (see individual class listings for details). Classesare sometimes canceled due to low enrollment – call no more than 24 hours inadvance for availability. A liability releasemust be signed with the instructor beforeparticipating.

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InstructorsNeeded!

San Marcos CommunityServices is currently seeking contractual instructors. If you have aspecial talent or skill thatyou would like to share, goto www.san-marcos.net/classes for more information and an application.

SMCC Community CenterHP Hollandia ParkLPC Las Posas Tennis CourtsWPC Woodland Park

Tennis CourtsMP Mulberry ParkSERC San Elijo Recreation CenterSEP San Elijo ParkWGB Walnut Grove BarnBP Bradley Park

Early ChildhoodParent & ChildParents, grandparents or caregivers are required to participate in all parent/child classes.

My First Art Class by Get Smart with Art | 2 - 4 yrs.These carefully designed lessons for children ignite the imaginationand encourage skill development. Each class introduces a newartist or art technique, and each child leaves with a framed pieceof art. Children sculpt, paint, draw and print to create truly uniqueworks of art. Join anytime. Parent/helper participation required. Instructor: Vivian Matchett Location: SMCC or SERCEarly Bird Fee: $55/4 weeks Standard Fee: $60/4 weeks

Wednesdays | 10 - 10:45 am | SMCCSeptember 9 - 30; October 7 - 28; November 4 - December 9No class 11/11, 11/25Fridays | 10 - 10:45 am | SERCSeptember 11 - October 2; October 9 - 30; November 6 - December 4 No class 11/27


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Sound System KidsInstructor: Kristen Record Location: SERC or SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $64/6 weeks Standard Fee: $69/6 weeks 20% sibling discount. Join anytime.

Family Music | 12 - 36 monthsChildren will learn and grow through song, dance and an introduction to simple instruments. Each class is action-packedand full of energy. Parent/helper participation required.

Tuesdays | 10:15 - 10:45 am | SERCSeptember 15 - October 20; October 27 - December 15No class 11/10, 11/24Wednesdays | 10:45 - 11:15 am | SMCCSeptember 16 - October 21; October 28 - December 16No class 11/11, 11/25

Preschool Music | 3 - 5 yrs.Activities focused on the four seasons include singing, listening,exploring musical instruments, creative movement and storytelling. This class nurtures the growing child’s ability to uselanguage and participate in dramatic play within a musical context. Parent/helper participation encouraged.

Tuesdays | 9:15 - 10 am | SERCSeptember 15 - October 20; October 27 - December 15No class 11/10, 11/24Wednesdays | 9:45 - 10:30 am | SMCCSeptember 16 - October 21; October 28 - December 16No class 11/11, 11/25

Music Makers | 4 - 6 yrs.This curriculum includes singing, creative movement, playing instruments and guided listening. This developmentally sound approach to music literacy builds concentration, memory and selfexpression. Students learn music notation and begin to read andwrite their own patterns. Parent/helper participation encouraged.

Tuesdays | 11 - 11:45 am | SERCSeptember 15 - October 20; October 27 - December 15No class 11/10, 11/24

FREE TRIAL

Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer2 - 3.5 yrs.Children will develop motor and social skills while participating inthe world’s most popular sport! Parent/helper participation required. All kids will receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey. Join up tothe 2nd week of session.Instructor: Kidz Love Soccer CoachesEarly Bird Fee: $84/6 weeks Standard Fee: $89/6 weeks

Fridays | 5:45 - 6:15 pmSeptember 18 - October 23 | Mulberry ParkNovember 6 - December 18 | Bradley ParkNo class 11/27

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Exploring my ABC’s | 2 - 4 yrs.Games, songs, story time, crafts and activities will be used tointroduce toddlers to five letters per session with emphasis onone letter per week. Parent/helper participation required. Joinup to the 3rd week of each session. Instructor: Darsey Smrt Location: SERCEarly Bird Fee: $59/5 weeks Standard Fee: $64/5 weeks

Thursdays | 9 - 9:45 amSeptember 17 - October 15; October 22 - November 19

Preschool Prep | 2 - 4 yrs.This structured year-round program emphasizes early academics,socialization and creativity. Classes will focus on one letter,shape, number and color per week. Classes will also include calendar time and interactive activities. Parent/helper participation required. Join up to the 3rd week of each session. Instructor: Darsey Smrt Location: SERC or SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $155/7 weeks Standard Fee: $160/7 weeks

Mondays | 10-11:30 am | SERCSeptember 14 - October 26; November 2 - January 4 No class 11/23, 11/30, 12/28Tuesdays | 9-10:30 am | SMCCSeptember 8 - November 20; November 27 - January 5 No class 11/24, 12/1, 12/22, 12/29

PeeWee & Me Sports | 2 - 3 yrs.Class is focused on technique and skill in a fun and interactive setting. Positive encouragement and emphasis on good sportsmanship help to maximize knowledge and love for the game. All equipment is provided. Please wear closed-toe shoes and bring a water bottle. Parent/helper participation required.Instructor: Kid City Location: SEPEarly Bird Fee: $153/10 weeks Standard Fee: $163/10 weeks; $20 sibling discount. Join up to the 4th week of session.

Saturdays | 10:45 - 11:25 amSeptember 19 - November 21

Reading Ready | 3.5 - 5 yrs.This pre-reading program is for children who have mastered letter recognition and sounds. The class will focus on sight wordrecognition and the blending of letter sounds through activitiesand games. Special reading and writing activities will be incorporated into each session. Parent/helper welcome the last15 minutes of class. Join up to the 3rd week of each session. Instructor: Darsey Smrt Location: SERC or SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $80/5 weeks Standard Fee: $85/5 weeks

Mondays | 12:30 - 1:15 pm | SERCSeptember 14 - October 12; October 19 - November 16 Tuesdays | 11 - 11:45 am | SMCCSeptember 15 - October 13; October 20 - November 17

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Do you want to try a class before committing to anentire session? This option is now available for classes withthis logo.

Trial classes are subject to the same requirements as regularclasses (see individual class listings for details). Classes aresometimes canceled due to low enrollment – call no more than24 hours in advance for availability. A liability release must besigned with the instructor before participating.

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Mommy & Me Ballet and Play12 - 36 monthsThis introduction to dance and movement is perfect for toddlersand pre-walkers. Children will improve coordination and socialization, learn ballet basics and play instruments. Ballet slippers optional. Join anytime. Instructor: Robin Satori Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $82/7 weeks Standard Fee: $87/7 weeks; 20% sibling discount.

Thursdays | 10:15 - 11 amSeptember 3 - October 15; October 22 - December 17 No class 11/19, 11/26

Mom & Tot Jump and Tumble | 1.5 - 3 yrs.Toddlers will rock and roll in this fun, interactive class. Your littleone will enjoy the interaction with other children while they jumpon trampolines, balance on beams and more. Join anytime. Parent/helper participation required. Instructor: Robbie Ash Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $73/6 weeks Standard Fee: $78/6 weeks20% sibling discount.

Wednesdays | 10 - 10:40 amSeptember 9 - October 14, October 28 - December 16No class 11/11, 11/25

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Toddler/Family Music Time | 6 mos. - 5 yrs.We will welcome the morning with the name game song,

colors, shapes, letters, numbers, animals and more. Children willexperiment with instruments, puppets, foam balls and of course,the parachute! Parent/helper participation required.Instructor: Lauren Nicole Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $76/6 weeks Standard Fee: $81/6 weeks20% sibling discount; Join anytime; $20 materials fee due to instructor(fist time students only).

Fridays | 9 - 9:45 amSeptember 18 - October 30; November 6 - December 18No class 9/25, 11/27

Toddler/Preschool Family Yoga | 18 mos. - 5 yrs.Children are natural yogis who regularly perform yoga poses whilediscovering the movement of their bodies. Learn your favorite animal poses with your child(ren) during this playful introductionto yoga. Family participation required. Siblings welcome. Instructor: Lisa Bandong Location: SMCCCost: $14/week or $43/4 weeks (per family)

Saturdays | 9 - 9:45 amSeptember 12, October 10, November 14, December 12

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SpecialtyLittle Ukulele Class4 - 6 yrs.

Children will learn the basics of playing the ukulele including some history, music notation, melody plucking and chord strumming.They will be able to sing and play several songs by the end of the session. This class also includes some dancing and hand percussion. There will be a short performance at the last class.Join anytime.Instructor: Lauren Nicole Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $76/6 weeks Standard Fee: $81/6 weeks20% sibling discount; $20 materials fee due to instructor (first time students only).

Fridays | 10 - 10:45 amSeptember 18 - October 30; November 6 - December 18 No class 9/25, 11/27

Art Outside the Lines | 7 - 11 yrs.Children are instructed in classic drawing, painting, fiber arts andsculpture. Individualized instruction focuses on different styles,levels and creative expression. Join anytime.Instructor: Robin Satori Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $82/7 weeks Standard Fee: $87/7 weeks20% sibling discount.

Thursdays | 5 - 5:50 pmSeptember 3 - October 15; October 22 - December 17 No class 11/19, 11/26

Next Step Academics by Kid City3 - 5.5 yrs.

This structured year-round program emphasizes early academics,socialization and creativity through interactive activities includingsongs, games, story time and calendar time. Class will focus onbeginning math and science, letter recognition, phonics, sightwords and writing. Join up to the 3rd week of each session.Instructor: Darsey Smrt Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $155/7 weeks Standard Fee: $160/7 weeks

Tuesdays | 1 - 2:30 pmSeptember 8 - October 20; October 27 - January 5 No class 11/24, 12/1, 12/22, 12/29

Painting Like the Masters by Get Smart with Art | 6 - 8 yrs.Students will participate in projects that will explore artistic stylessuch as impressionism, expressionism, abstract, fauvism andclassicism while learning about the artists who made these stylesfamous. Join anytime.Instructor: Vivian Matchett Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $55/4 weeks Standard Fee: $60/4 weeks$10 materials fee due to instructor (first-time students only).

Tuesdays | 5:30 - 6:30 pmSeptember 8 - 29; October 6 - 27; November 3 - December 1No class 11/24

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Madagascar Music | 6 - 10 yrs.In this introduction to music from around the world,

children will learn to play the recorder and several percussion instruments. They will sing and dance and learnabout a different instrument each week. A short performancewill take place at the end of the session. Join anytime.Instructor: Lauren Nicole Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $76/6 weeks Standard Fee: $81/6 weeks20% sibling discount; $20 materials fee due to instructor (firsttime students only).

Fridays | 11 - 11:45 amSeptember 18 - October 30; November 6 - December 18 No class 9/25, 11/27

Home School Rock | 8 - 14 yrs.Students will learn how to play basic drum, guitar,

bass and piano riffs and sing age-appropriate songs tocreate their own rock band(s). Lessons will include eartraining, learning to read music notation, instrumentaltechniques and more! No experience required. Instrumentswill be provided for use in the classroom, or you may bringyour own. A short performance will take place at the lastclass. Join anytime.Instructor: Lauren Nicole Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $95/6 weeks Standard Fee: $100/6 weeks20% sibling discount; $20 materials fee due to instructor (firsttimestudents only.

Fridays | 1 - 3 pmSeptember 18 - October 30; November 6 - December 18 No class 9/25, 11/27

FOR HOME/CHARTER SCHOOL CHILDREN

CLASSES THAT DO NOT MEET MINIMUM ENROLLMENT24 HOURS BEFORE THE FIRST CLASS OF A SESSION MAY BE

CANCELED. ALL CLASSES ARE ONGOING.




DANCE

Pre Ballet | 3 - 4.5 yrs.In this class, young dancers learn ballet basics in preparation fortraditional studio ballet. Ballet slippers preferred. Join anytime.Instructor: Robin Satori Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $82/7 weeks Standard Fee: $87/7 weeks20% sibling discount.

Thursdays | 11 - 11:45 amSeptember 3 - October 15; October 22 - December 17 No class 11/19, 11/26

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Dance - Youth

FREE TRIALClassical BalletClasses are designed to introduce young children to the artistry ofballet. Games and visual analogies are used to teach balance,rhythm, coordination, etiquette, basic ballet steps and terminology.A black leotard, pink full-footed tights, pink leather ballet slippers,and hair in a bun are required. Join anytime.Instructor: Allyson Barkdull Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $64/5 weeks Standard Fee: $69/5 weeks20% sibling discount.

MondaysSeptember 14 - October 12; October 19 - November 16; November 23 - December 21Level I | 3 - 4 yrs. | 3:15 - 4 pmLevel II | 5 - 6 yrs. | 4 - 4:45 pmLevel III | 7 - 9 yrs. | 4:45 - 5:45 pm

Kinderdance ProgramsPrograms blend educational concepts with various forms of movement and dance. Each class is taught using lesson planswhich incorporate age-appropriate music and songs. Join anytime.20% sibling discount.Instructor: Trisha Brewer Location: SMCC

Kindertots | 2 - 3 yrs.Class is designed to develop the total child through motor skills,movement, creativity, physical development and body awarenesswhile teaching numbers, colors, shapes and songs. Ballet shoes required.Early Bird Fee: $43/4 weeks Standard Fee: $48/4 weeks

Fridays | 9:30 - 10 amSeptember 11 - October 2; October 9 - November 6;November 13 - December 11 No class 10/30, 11/27

Kinderdance | 3 - 5 yrs.This development-based program for new and continuing dancersintroduces the basics of ballet, tap and creative movement. Tapand ballet shoes required.Early Bird Fee: $51/4 weeks Standard Fee: $56/4 weeks

Level 1Fridays | 10 - 11 amSeptember 11 - October 2; October 9 - November 6;November 13 - December 11 No class 10/30, 11/27Saturdays | 10 - 11 amSeptember 12 - October 3; October 10 - November 7;November 14 - December 12 No class 10/31, 11/28Level 2September 12 - October 3; October 10 - November 7;November 14 - December 12 No class 10/31, 11/28

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Instructors Needed!San Marcos Community Services is currently seeking contractual

instructors. If you have a special talent or skill that you would like

to share, go to www.san-marcos.net/classes for more information

and an application.

HulaInstructor: Frana “Auntie Kahanoa” Floresca Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $43/4 weeks Standard Fee: $48/4 weeks20% sibling or parent/child discount. One-time $25 materials fee due toinstructor. Students may be placed in different age group based on skill.Join anytime.September 14 - October 5; October 12 - November 2;November 9 - 30

Toddler/Preschool Hula & Tahitian | 2 - 4 yrs.Toddlers/preschoolers are introduced to Hula and Tahitian danceand language in a playful environment, using implements such asshells, sticks, stones and gourd drums. They are also introduced toMaori poi-ball dance.

Mondays | 4:45 - 5:30 pm

Elementary Hula & Tahitian | 5 - 12 yrs.This introductory class provides children the basics of Hula andTahitian language and dance using implements such as shells,sticks, stones and gourd drums. They are also introduced to Maori poi-ball dance.

Mondays | 5:45 - 6:45 pm

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Early Bird Prices are available for mostclasses up to seven days before a session begins.

Champion YouthInstructor: Champion Youth Staff Location: SMCCCost: $99/13 weeks or $8 per class. Register at first class.Join up to the 4th week of session. $8 registration fee due (included in “pay in full” price)

Cheerleading | 4 - 15 yrs.Learn arm motions, formations, voice projection, cheers, chantsand dance movements. Students progress in skill level withcontinued enrollment.

Fridays | September 18 - December 18 No class 11/274 - 8 yrs. | 4:30 - 5:10 pm9 - 15 yrs. | 5:15 - 5:55 pm

Hip-Hop Dance | 6 - 15 yrs.Learn the fundamentals of hip-hop with an emphasis on rhythm,coordination and timing.

Tuesdays | September 15 - December 15 No class 11/246 - 8 yrs. | 5 - 5:40 pm9 - 15 yrs. | 5:45 - 6:25 pm

DANCE

Dance To EvOLvEInstructor: Dance to Evolve Staff Location: SMCC OR SERCEarly Bird Fee: $96/7 weeks Standard Fee: $101/7 weeksJoin anytime.

Tiny Movers Tap/Ballet Combo | 3 - 4 yrs.This energetic and expressive class teaches basic dance andmotor skills, musicality and rhythm.

Tuesdays | 3:50 - 4:45 pm | SMCCSeptember 8 - October 20; October 27 - December 15No class 11/24

Star Shiners Tap/Ballet Combo | 4.5 - 6 yrs.This gentle but structured class introduces curriculum goalsthrough movement that encourages self-expression and the development of coordination and listening skills.

Tuesdays | 4:50 - 5:45 pm | SMCCSeptember 8 - October 20; October 27 - December 15No class 11/24

Beat Breakers Hip-Hop | 4 - 7 yrs.Dancers develop musicality, creativity, listening skills and

coordination. This non-stop, action-packed class includes hip-hop,basic break dancing and games that will have your kid movin’ tothe beats! All “beats” and moves are age appropriate.

Thursdays | 3:45 - 4:40 pm | SERCSeptember 10 - October 22; October 29 - December 17No class 11/26

Ballet/Jazz Combo | 6 - 9 yrs.Class focuses on beginner ballet technique through barre

and center work and then transitions into beginner jazz. This classencourages a young dancer to develop grace, strength and balance.

Thursdays | 4:45 - 5:50 | SERCSeptember 10 - October 22; October 29 - December 17No class 11/26

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DANCE

Charlene’s Dance n’ Theater Program

Instructor: Charlene Donovan Location: SMCCPreschool classes:Early Bird Fee: $76/8 weeks Standard Fee: $81/8 weeks Junior classes:Early Bird Fee: $93/8 weeks Standard Fee: $98/8 weeks 20% sibling discount. Join up to the 4th week of session.

ThursdaysOctober 8 - December 3 No class 11/26*Register online for free trial.

Storybook Musical Theater & Dance | 3 - 9 yrs.This class introduces your child to the world of musical theaterand dance. Includes acting, movement games, theater dance andbasic singing. Children will learn a dance/song routine from a musical to be performed at the end of the session.

Preschool | 3 - 4 yrs. | 3:45 - 4:15 pmJunior | 5 - 9 yrs. | 5:45 - 6:25 pm

Pop Stars Dance & Sing | 2 - 9 yrs.Children will learn to move to their favorite songs while learningchoreographed dance routines. They will have the opportunity todesign their own backdrop and perform a ‘concert’ at the end ofthe session.

Preschool | 2 - 4 yrs. | 4:15 - 4:45 pmJunior | 5 - 9 yrs. | 4:45 - 5:35 pm


Do you want to try a class before committing to anentire session? This option is now available for classes withthis logo.

Trial classes are subject to the same requirements as regularclasses (see individual class listings for details). Classes aresometimes canceled due to low enrollment – call no more than24 hours in advance for availability. A liability release must besigned with the instructor before participating.

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DANCEDance - All Ages

Hula & Tahitian | Teens & AdultsThis class concentrates on a strong foundation in Hula and OriTahiti (Hawaiian and Tahitian dance) through basic training including language, drumbeats, steps, movement, posture, bodystrengthening, choreography and performance skills. Students maybe placed in different age group based on skill. Join anytime.Instructor: Frana “Auntie Kahanoa” Floresca Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $43/4 weeks Standard Fee: $48/4 weeks20% sibling or parent/child discount. One-time $25 materials fee due toinstructor.

Mondays | 7 - 8:30 pmSeptember 14 - October 5; October 12 - November 2;November 9 - 30

Ballet Folklorico | 5 yrs. - AdultThis class promotes the study, preservation and enjoyment of thetraditional dance and music of the different states of The Republic of Mexico. Join anytime.Instructor: Luis Oceguera Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $30/4 weeks Standard Fee: $35/4 weeks$5 sibling discount.

FridaysSeptember 4 - 25; October 2 - 23; November 6 - December 4No class 11/27Youth Beginner | 5 - 6 pmYouth Int./Advanced | 6 - 7 pmAdult Beginner | 7 - 8:30 pmAdult Int./Advanced | 7 - 8:30 pm

Clogging | Teens & AdultsClog dancing is a percussive dance in which the dancers beat out rhythms with their feet. Exercise your mind and body as you make new friends. Partners not required. Wear smooth soles, low-heeled shoes and comfortableclothing. Children under 14 years may be accepted with instructor approval. *Register online for free trial.Instructor: Mary Gasteiger Location: WGBCost: $45/6weeks or $10 drop-in

Wednesdays | 6 - 9 pmSeptember 9 - October 14; October 28 - December 9 No class 11/25.

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Dance - AdultsAdult Ballet | AdultsImprove strength, flexibility, coordination and balance. Practicebasic barre exercises, stretches and center combinations whiledancing to beautiful music. Join anytime. Ballet/jazz shoes required.Instructor: Cindy Ahler Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $59/7 weeks Standard Fee: $64/7 weeks

Mondays | 7 - 8 pmSeptember 14 - October 26; November 9 - December 21

Adult Dance Fusion | AdultsStudents will learn dance routines to popular music.

Emphasis is on a jazz/lyrical dance format fused with elements ofmodern and hip-hop dance. Class includes warm-up, stretching,abdominal workout and choreographed instruction. No experienceneeded. Join up to the 4th week of each session.Instructor: Diana Wright Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $73/6 weeks Standard Fee: $78/6 weeks

Tuesdays | 6:30 - 7:20 pmSeptember 15 - October 20; October 27 - December 8No class 11/24Saturdays | 10 - 10:50 amSeptember 19 - October 24; October 31 - December 12No class 11/28

Belly Dance: Basics/IntermediateAdultsLearn feminine dance moves to Middle Eastern music. Great fortoning, flexibility and core muscle strength. Basic and intermediatesteps/choreography will be taught. Teens accepted with instructorapproval. Join up to the 2nd week of each session.Instructor: Vicki Deriso Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $43/4 weeks Standard Fee: $48/4 weeks

Thursdays | 7:35 - 8:30 pmSeptember 10 - October 8; October 22 - November 12;November 19 - December 17 No class 10/1, 11/26

Line Dance: Basics/IntermediateAdultsCome on out and click your heels to Country, Pop and R&Bmusic. Improve cardio fitness, muscle strength, flexibility and coordination. Instructor has taught dance for over 20 years. Join up to the 2nd week of each session. Wear shoes withleather, fabric or suede soles or socks. Instructor: Vicki Deriso Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $43/4 weeks Standard Fee: $48/4 weeks

Thursdays | 6:30 - 7:30 pmSeptember 10 - October 8; October 22 - November 12;November 19 - December 17 No class 10/1, 11/26

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