City of Temecula Recreation Guide: Summer/Fall 2010

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A Message fromthe Director:

In just a few weeks, SUMMER will be in full swing and the City of Temecula Community Services Department continues its commitment to enhancing the quality of life for its residents by offering a variety of recreational opportunities for everyone. We are excited to once again offer our expanded, free weekly Summer Sunsets Concert Series this summer. We invite you to join us each week as we showcase quality musical ensembles at our Temecula Amphitheater, with free clown entertainment for the kids. And that’s not all, we also invite you to join us for our free, weekly Moonlight Movies in the Park Series, our free FAM Nights, our free Balloon Glow and Concert, our free 4th of July Festivities, and so much more!

Get heart healthy and stay in shape during the summer with our free weekly F.I.T. program. We encourage the whole family to participate daily throughout the summer and join us for our annual F.I.T. Finale 5k/10k in the Fall.

Want a firsthand look at what the summer has to offer? Join us for our free annual Community Services Expo on June 5th where you can meet our instructors and learn more about all that we offer for your leisure recreation brought to you by the City of Temecula Community Services Department.

To contact the Community Services Department at (951) 694-6480. We are here for you!

Sincerely,

Herman D. ParkerDirector of Community Services

Summer/Fall Registration Dates:Earlybird Registration at the Expo on June 5th

Registration after event begins June 14th

Save Time...Register Online!tcsd.cityoftemecula.org

Look for the following symbol: Indicates new classes and activities added this issue.

On the Cover: The Answer performing at the Temecula Amphitheater during the 2009 Summer Sunsets Concert Series. To get information about the bands and concert dates for the upcoming 2010 Summer Sunsets Concert Series refer to page 4 of this Recreation Guide.

Board of DirectorsChuck Washington………………………………………PresidentMaryann Edwards…………………………….…..Vice-PresidentJeff Comerchero...……………….……………………..…DirectorMike Naggar…………………………………….…………DirectorRonald H. Roberts……………….………………..………DirectorCity of TemeculaShawn Nelson………………………………………City Manager Aaron Adams…………………………….Assistant City ManagerBob Johnson…………………………….Assistant City ManagerGrant Yates……………………………..….Deputy City ManagerCommunity Services CommissionThomas W. Edwards…………………..……………….ChairmanMichael McCracken.……………….…………….Vice-ChairmanCharolette Fox…………..…………………………CommissionerFelicia Hogan………………………………………CommissionerJames Meyler.........…………….…………………CommissionerCommunity Services DepartmentHerman D. Parker…………….Director of Community ServicesKevin Harrington……….…………Maintenance SuperintendentJulie Pelletier…………….………….Recreation SuperintendentBarbara Smith…………..…………Senior Management AnalystCommunity Services Department StaffDawn Adamiak…………….……Senior Recreation CoordinatorCandice Adkisson-Flohr…………………Recreation SupervisorBea Barnett…………..……………Patron Services CoordinatorBruce Beers……….…………………Theater Services ManagerRobin Gilliland……...………………Museum Services ManagerJeff Lawrence………….…………………Recreation SupervisorTracy Masters………..…………Senior Recreation CoordinatorWendell Ott…………………………Museum Services ManagerCharles Walker………………………Human Services ManagerBruce Wedeking…………….…………Maintenance SupervisorMatt Wiechec…………………..………Maintenance SupervisorGwen Willcox……………………..…………Aquatics SupervisorJames Willcox………………….…………Recreation SupervisorMike Wooten…………………….……………Sports Coordinator

Commission MeetingsThe Community Services Commission meets the 2nd Monday of each month at 6:00pm in City Hall Council Chambers, 43200 Business Park Drive, Temecula, CA 92589-9033.Americans with Disabilities ActThe City of Temecula understands its obligation to provide access to public service to those qualified individuals with disabilities. Please call 694-6480 with any requests for accommodation at least one week prior to an activity or class.

The City of Temecula Community Services Department Mission Statement:

“To provide high quality parks and recreationfacilities and services that ourcommunity can be proud of.”

Activities begin at 6:00pm and the movies are shown at dusk. Refreshments are available for purchase. Bring a blanket and a picnic dinner, and come on down to the park for a family movie under the stars.

Please bring low back chairs only.

June 25Little Giants

Patricia H. Birdsall Sports Park

July 23Pink Panther 2 CRC Amphitheater

July 30Everyone’s Hero

Patricia H. Birdsall Sports Park

August 6

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Temeku Hills Park

August 13The Never Ending Story Harveston Community Park

August 20Up

Temecula Duck Pond

Moonlight Movies in the Park

The City of Temecula Community Services Department is proud to present the “2010 Summer Sunset Concert Series.” Concerts are held on Thursday evenings during the summer months at the Temecula Amphitheater located at the Community Recreation Center (CRC), 30875 Rancho Vista Rd. Concerts begin at 7:00pm and end at 8:30pm. Free clown entertainment for the kids. Come on down and enjoy some FREE fun for the whole family!

FREE Summer Events for the Entire Family ... It’s What We Do!!

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Peltzer Pumpkin FarmCelebrate Fall at Peltzer Pumpkin Farm. Watch the pig races, ride the train, and enjoy the cute animals in the petting zoo. Pre-registration is required for everyone in the group. Children receive all activities and a “soccer-ball” sized pumpkin. Adults receive one train ride and petting zoo. Utilize below activity numbers when registering. Location: Peltzer Pumpkin Farm,

39925 Calle Contento Date Day Time Oct 8 Fri 5:00-8:00pmChildren (1-17 Yrs) Activity #: 8100.202 Fee: $10/personAdults (18+) Activity #: 8100.203 Fee: $5/person

Groovy 70’s NightPull out your bell bottoms and disco the night away at our psychedelic party. Games, crafts and make your own tye-dye shirt. Don’t forget to dress in your grooviest outfit. Pre-registration is recommended. Location: CRC Fee: $3/personActivity# Date Day Time8100.201 Sep 17 Fri 6:30-8:00pm

F.A.M. - Family Activities on MondaysLooking for a fun way to spend time with your family this summer? Join us on Monday evenings for these FREE events the whole family will enjoy.

Pre-registration is not required, so just come on by and join the fun! Location: CRC Time: 6:30-8:00pm Fee: FREE

Crazy Concoctions Date: Jun 21Let’s kick off summer with blue goo and homemade ice cream!

Family Double Dare Date: Jun 28Dress to get messy as you compete against other families.

Water Works Date: Jul 12Rancho California Water District will be on-site with fun water games, and great give-a-ways!

Game Show Challenge Date: Jul 19Grab your family and get ready for the first Temecula Game Show Challenge.

Temecula’s Got Talent Date: Jul 26Tap dance, play the guitar, twirl on your head...show us your best talent!

Temecula Olympics Date: Aug 2Wear your team colors and get ready to win the gold.

Popcorn & Movie Night Date: Aug 9Sit back and watch North Avenue Irregulars and enjoy some delicious popcorn.

For the Love of Pets*Leave your pet at home and come out to the park for games, crafts and a frisbee dog exhibition by “Disc Dogs in Southern California”. Bring a photo of your pet for our cutest pet photo contest. Enjoy the movie in the park at dusk, Hotel for Dogs. Location: Temeku Hills Park Fee: FREEDate Day TimeJul 16 Fri 6:00-9:00pm*Special Family Fun Night Movie Night

Monsters vs. Aliens Olympics*Get your game face on as we compete in some Monster vs. Alien Olympics. Who will win the gold? Stay and enjoy the movie in the park at dusk, Monsters vs. Aliens. Location: Temeku Hills Park Fee: FREEDate Day TimeJun 18 Fri 6:00-9:00pm*Special Family Fun Night Movie Night

Aglow in the Park & Special Event Concert!

Pack a picnic dinner and head out to Lake Skinner’s new amphitheater for the annual Aglow in the Park. Games, crafts andprizes for kids, concert from “Dean Colley,Hot August Nights” a tribute to Neil Diamondand hot air balloon glow at dusk. Foodvendors on site and water playground for kids.Call Lake Skinner to reserve a camp spotand spend the night. For camping information,please call (951) 926-1541.

Friday, July 9th, 6:00pmLake Skinner Park

Parents Night OutKids...spend the night with us playing games, making holiday gifts, watching movies and having a pizza dinner while your parents spend a night on the Temecula town. Pre-registration is required. Kids must be 5 years of age and potty trained to attend, no exceptions. Location: CRC Fee: $15/personActivity# Date Day Time8100.204 Nov 19 Fri 6:00-9:30pm 5

Haloween Family Carnival

2010 City of Temecula Halloween Festivities!

Lick or Treat! Dress up your dog and join us for the first Growl’oween for our four-legged friends. Festivities include dog costume parade, games for dogs & kids, photo opportunities, vendor booths and prizes. For more information call 694-6480 or visit our website at tcsd.cityoftemecula.org. Location: Redhawk Dog Park Fee: $2/dog ($5 at event)Date Day TimeOct 23 Sat 10:00am-12:00pm

HalloweenFamily CarnivalCalling all monsters, fairies and Super Heroes! Join us for the annual Halloween Family Carnival. Games, face painting, jumps, screaming contest, costume contest and more. Food vendors will be on-site selling yummy treats. Location: Ronald Reagan Sports Park (Near Hockey Arena)Fee: $5/wristband (includes unlimited activities, excludes food vendors)Date Day Time Oct 29 Fri 5:30-8:30pm

Storm Mother/Son Date Day! Batter up! Moms, bring your son out for a day at the Diamond and cheer on the Lake Elsinore Storm as they take on the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes. Enjoy the game, food (hot dog, chips, drink & ice cream) and prize drawings for one low price. This is a day that mother and son will remember forever. Location: Lake Elsinore Storm Stadium, 500 Diamond Drive Fee: $15/personActivity# Date Day Time8200.201 Aug 22 Sun 5:00pm - Game Start

For more event info visit tcsd.cityoftemecula.org

September 11th RemembranceNine years ago we all watched as the events unfolded on September 11, 2001. Join other residents to remember that day by lighting a candle to be placed in the Duck Pond, write a message in the, keepsake journal, and listen to live music. Location: Temecula Duck PondDate Day TimeSep 11 Sat 6:00-7:30pm

College and Vocational InvitationalAges: 16-18 Years You are invited to the 2nd Annual College and Vocational Invitational. This event provides current junior and senior high school students of Temecula Valley an opportunity to speak with representatives about their post secondary options. Representatives from many accredited colleges and universities as well as trade schools will be on-hand to answer questions and provide important information. Explore the many different avenues available to you locally and nationally. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore your future! No registration is required. Location: Promenade Mall Fee: FREEDates Day TimeSep 25 Sat 10:00am-2:00pm

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13th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting CeremonyCome spend the evening with us at our new beautiful Town Square to light up the sky and mark the beginning of the holiday season. This annual event promises to be filled with festive live entertainment, refreshments, and holiday fun for the entire family! Location: Town Square Fee: FREEDate Day Time Dec 2 Thu 7:00-8:00pm

Holiday Lights & Festive SightsHome Decorating ContestAre you the Clark Griswold of the neighborhood at the holidays? Do people drive for miles to look at your holiday display? If you answered yes, we want you to enter the Holiday Lights & Festive Sights Home Decorating Contest. You can be judged as a neighborhood or individual residence and be included on our Holiday Lights Map. Light up Temecula this holiday season! Applications available: Nov 8 Deadline to enter: Dec 7

Santa’s Electric Light ParadeJoin us for A Toyland Christmas! The annual Santa’s Electric Light Parade will now travel thru the twinkling lights of Old Town Temecula. Register your entry early as space is limited. All entries need to have lights and incorporate our parade theme, A Toyland Christmas. For more information call 694-6480 and visit the city’s website for event and parking information. Applications available: Oct 4 Deadline to enter: Nov 8Location: Old Town (Traveling along Old Town Front Street)Date Day Time Dec 3 Fri 7:00pm start

Holiday Lights Bus TourCome view the winning homes of the Holiday Lights & Festive Sights Home Decorating Contest from the comfort of our bus. Each night includes refreshments and prize drawings. Buses depart from the (CRC) Community Recreation Center. Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Fee: $5/person (those under 2 that don’t require a seat are FREE)Activity # Dates Time4449.201 Fri, Dec 10 6:30-8:30pm (Family Pajama Night)4449.202 Sat, Dec 11 6:00-8:00pm (Family Pajama Night)4449.203 Sun, Dec 12 5:30-7:30pm4449.204 Wed, Dec 15 6:00-8:00pm4449.205 Thu, Dec 16 6:00-8:00pm4449.206 Fri, Dec 17 6:30-8:30pm (Family Pajama Night)4449.207 Sat, Dec 18 6:00-8:00pm (Family Pajama Night)

Breakfast with Santa & Santa’s WorkshopDon’t miss one of Temecula’s most anticipated holiday events! Share a special moment with your family as Santa and his helpers visit Temecula. Eat a delicious breakfast, enjoy holiday entertainment, and decorate holiday cookies at Santa’s Workshop. This is one holiday event the entire family will enjoy. Space is very limited, so please register early! Parents...don’t forget to bring your cameras. Each breakfast session will start at the exact times listed below...so don’t be late! Date: Sat, Dec 11 Location: CRC Fee: $7/person (Infants under the age of 12 months and not requiring a seat are FREE).Activity # Breakfast Times 4448.201 8:00-9:00am4448.202 9:00-10:00am4448.203 10:00-11:00am4448.204 11:00-12:00pm

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Get FREE Camp lunch bag or water bottle with all Camp registrations at EXPO 2010!See page 3 for details

Dreams and FairytalesAges: 3-5 Years

We’ll celebrate all things colorful as we decorate, design, and delight! In this camp we’ll make jewelry boxes and the jewels to go in them, create fairytale sculptures and wands, paint crowns, collage castles, and design sparkly creations! We’ll learn about princesses and fairytales and create artwork based on these

stories. Join us for a fun-filled fantasy adventure! Instructor: Abrakadoodle Location: HCPR Fee: $159/Camp Class# Camp Dates Days Time2950.201 Jun 28-Jul 2 Mon-Fri 9:30am-12:00pm

Planes, Trains and AutomobilesAges: 3-5 YearsGet Moving! Design cars, trucks, ships and even spaceships! We’ll explore all kinds of transportation through sculpture, drawing, painting, gluing, and sticking in this multi-media camp created especially for kids who like to keep going and going! Join us on an artistic ride full of fun, stories, games and adventure!Instructor: Abrakadoodle Location: HCPR Fee: $127/Camp Class# Camp Dates Days Time2955.201 Jul 6-Jul 9 Tue-Fri 9:30am-12:00pm

Little Tot Chef SchoolAges: 3-5 Years

Little ones love to be in the kitchen! Come learn how you can teach your preschooler about colors, shapes, measuring, numbers, fine motor skills and the five senses as they make different foods. Our veteran preschool director will make cooking fun and you help your child make

and taste new foods. This is a parent-child participation class. Each family will receive a

take-home recipe book with coloring pages. Materials Fee: $10 due to instructor. Instructor: Jill Foster Location: TCC Fee: $45/Camp Class# Camp Dates Days Time1550.201 Jul 12-Jul 15 Mon-Thu 8:30am-10:00am1550.202 Jul 12-Jul 15 Mon-Thu 10:30am-12:00pm

Kid’s Culinary CampAges: 6-10 YearsHave a blast mixing and measuring, and making foods that are nutritious and yummy! Learn to read recipes, practice food safety and table manners. Enjoy creating foods from different cultures while meeting new friends. This is a hands-on and food tasting class. Each camper will receive a recipe book. Materials Fee: $10 due to instructor. Instructor: Jill Foster Location: TCC Fee: $48/Camp Class# Camp Dates Days Time1560.201 Jul 6-Jul 9 Tue-Fri 9:00-11:00am

Sweet Treats CampAges: 11-16 YearsCome into the sweet shop to create decorated cakes, cookies, cupcakes, pies and candy. Taught by author of “Creative Cakes Anyone Can Make,” you’ll learn simple and easy ways to decorate baked goods for special events and holidays. Each camper receives a 19-piece decorating set and recipe book. Materials Fee: $12 due to instructor. Instructor: Jill Foster Location: TCC Fee: $48/Camp Class# Camp Dates Days Time1570.201 Jul 26-Jul 29 Mon-Thu 9:00-11:00am

TVCD Dance CampAges: 3-18 YearsDance camp includes four fun and exciting classes in jazz, ballet, Hip-Hop, cheerleading basics, musical theater and character dancing. Campers will put on a performance for their families on the last day of camp. Campers will be placed into age-appropriate groups and is designed for the beginner dancers. Bring dance attire, ballet shoes, sneakers, bottled water and a healthy snack. Instructor: TVCD Staff Location: TVCD Dance Studio Ages: 3-4 Years Fee: $75/CampClass# Camp Dates Days Time 1220.201 Jul 13-Jul 16 Tue-Fri 9:00-11:00amAges: 5-18 Years Fee: $125/CampClass# Camp Dates Days Time1222.201 Jul 13-Jul 16 Tue-Fri 9:00-12:00pm

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CartoonFUN!!

Register online at: tcsd.cityoftemecula.org

Bigfoot’s Crazy Cartoon Camp Ages: 7-13 YearsOnce again, Bigfoot brings his awesome Cartoon Camp back for two super fun summer sessions! Campers will watch cartoons, draw a ton of cartoons and play really fun cartoon-themed games. All supplies and a snack are provided daily. Bigfoot’s crazy activities may get a bit messy, so make sure your camper dresses accordingly. Sunscreen and tennis shoes required. This is the only camp of its kind! Your young cartoonist is in for a creative and fun time. Materials Fee: $20 due to instructor. Instructor: Tony Moramarco Location: TCC Fee: $80/CampMagic Castle WeekClass# Camp Dates Days Time 1444.201 Jul 19-Jul 23 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm Looney Week Class# Camp Dates Days Time1444.202 Aug 2-Aug 6 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm

Football Conditioning and Skills CampAges: 5-18 YearsThe EMH Football Camp is for beginners to advanced players. Coaches stress running mechanics, acceleration complexes, agility drills, conditioning and football techniques for every position both individually and as a team. This is a great readiness camp for the fall football programs. This is a non-contact camp. Participants will be placed into age-appropriate groups. Bring a water bottle, sunscreen and wear cleats. Instructor: EMH Coaches Fee: $75/CampLocation: Patricia H. Birdsall Sports Park Class# Camp Dates Days Time 1820.201 Jul 12-Jul 16 Mon-Fri 8:30-10:30am

Multisport CampAges: 5-18 YearsMultisport Camp is designed for all-around players and beginners who wish to improve their skills in soccer, football, tennis, basketball, volleyball, Nerf dodge ball, kickball, and softball. Campers should bring a water bottle, sunscreen, shin guards and wear a gym-type shoe. Camp is for boys and girls and participants are placed in age-appropriate groups. Instructor: EMH Coaches Fee: $55/Camp Location: Temeku Hills ParkClass# Camp Dates Days Time 1825.201 Jun 14-Jun 18 Mon-Fri 8:30-10:30am1825.202 Jun 28-Jul 2 Mon-Fri 8:30-10:30am1825.203 Jul 26-Jul 30 Mon-Fri 8:30-10:30am1825.204 Aug 2-Aug 6 Mon-Fri 8:30-10:30am

Beginning Golf CampAges: 8-16 YearsLooking for a great activity for your child this summer? Look no further! This exciting camp will teach your child the fundamentals of golf in a fun atmosphere by PGA Professional Steve Adamiak and his trained staff. Golf clubs will be provided or can be purchased on site. Wear comfortable shoes and don’t forget your sunblock! Camp fee includes a camp water bottle! Instructor: Steve Adamiak Fee: $69/Camp

Location: Redhawk Golf Course Class# Camp Dates Days Time 1505.201 Jul 19-Jul 23 Mon/Tue/Fri 8:30-10:30am

Lamond Murray/EMH Real Run NBA Clinic Ages: 8-18 YearsEMH and 12-year NBA legend Lamond Murray (LA Clippers, Cleveland Cavaliers, Toronto Raptors) have teamed up to offer this clinic for intermediate to advanced players who wish to perfect their game. A combination of competitive drills and games will be played. Clinic will demonstrate how a positive approach will help athletes excel. Mr. Murray and EMH coaches will be instructing daily. Instructor: EMH Sports Location: CRC Gym Fee: $150/Camp Ages: 8-11 YearsClass# Camp Dates Days Time1835.201 Jul 19-Jul 23 Mon-Fri 2:00-4:00pmAges: 12-18 YearsClass# Camp Dates Days Time1835.202 Jul 19-Jul 23 Mon-Fri 4:00-6:00pm

CTC for KidsAges: 7-13 YearsCTC for Kids is designed to keep the fun in tennis while working on the “fun”damentals. Activities include stroke and strategy drills, mini-tournament competitions and lots of

fun games. Kids of all abilities and experience are welcome. CTC now offers an Extended Camp for families who participate in the CTC camp and desire extended care for the day. Camp will offer tennis activities as well as soccer, basketball, water activities, BBQ and more! Camp fee includes camp t-shirt. Instructor: Kerry Leander, USPTA Coach Location: TVHS Tennis Courts Fee: $230/Extended Full Day Camp; $95/CTC Tennis Camp onlyCamp #1 Dates: Jun 14-Jun 18 Days: Mon-FriExtended Full Day Camp Hours: 8:30am-5:00pm Class #: 1415.102 CTC Tennis Camp Hours: 1:30-4:30pm Class #: 1410.102Camp #2 Dates: Jun 21-Jun 25 Days: Mon-FriExtended Full Day Camp Hours: 8:30am-5:00pm Class #: 1415.103 CTC Tennis Camp Hours: 1:30-4:30pm Class #: 1410.103Camp #3 Dates: Jun 28-Jul 1* Days: Mon-ThuExtended Full Day Camp Hours: 8:30am-5:00pm Class #: 1415.104 CTC Tennis Camp Hours: 1:30-4:30pm Class #: 1410.104Camp #4 Dates: Jul 12-Jul 16 Days: Mon-FriExtended Full Day Camp Hours: 8:30am-5:00pm Class #: 1415.201 CTC Tennis Camp Hours: 1:30-4:30pm Class #: 1410.201Camp #5 Dates: Jul 19-Jul 23 Days: Mon-FriExtended Full Day Camp Hours: 8:30am-5:00pm Class #: 1415.202 CTC Tennis Camp Hours: 1:30-4:30pm Class #: 1410.202*”Camp Under the Lights” – 4-day camp and Parent/Child Night. For this session only, campers and parents return on the last evening of camp (Jul 1) from 7:00-9:00pm. Campers can demonstrate their new skills for parents and have some play time together.

Singing Stars Voice CampAges: 5-12 YearsGroup Voice Camp focuses on individual singing skills taught in a group setting. Fun singing activities will be introduced daily. Group singing and solos for all will be a part of our end of camp recital. Bring bottled water and a snack daily. Star photos will be taken of each child. Materials Fee: $15 due to instructor. Instructor: Esther Dernbach Location: OTTCT Fee: $75/Camp Class# Camp Dates Days Time1355.201 Jul 6-Jul 9 Tue-Fri 10:00am-12:00pm 9

Jr. Detective CampAges: 7-12 YearsBecome a Mad Science Jr. Detective and take a fascinating journey into the world of forensics and classified information. Learn to send secret messages. Go undercover and decode messages from other agents using your top secret clearance. Use special spyglasses to learn about surveillance. Investigate a pretend crime scene and sift through clues to crack the case. Projects include a secret code breaker, whodunit kit, scene solver, spyglasses and more. Instructor: Mad Science Location: TCC

Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1800.201 Aug 2-Aug 6 Mon-Fri 1:00-4:00pm $158/Camp

Wonders! NASA Rocket Camp Ages: 5-14 YearsJoin Wonders! and NASA as we explore Space and Rocketry. Build and launch a rocket that soars over 1,000 feet, experiment with conditions found on planets, liquid air and frozen gases, make super launchers, fire land rockets and a 7-foot air rocket, eat astronaut treats and more! Join this unforgettable exploration to the furthest reaches of the solar system and universe! Materials Fee: $20 fee due to instructor. Instructor: Don & Josh Miller Location: TCC Fee: $125/CampClass# Class Dates Days Time 1890.201 Jul 19-Jul 22 Mon-Thu 1:30-4:30pm

Wonders! Science Super Camps50 Incredible Hands-on Experiments

Ages: 5-14 YearsThese amazing camps are hands-on fun from beginning to end! Campers will perform over 50 experiments, watch 30 science demonstrations and learn why amazing things happen. Camps will enrich your child’s thirst to know more about

the world around them. Materials Fee: $20 due to instructor.

Instructor: Don & Josh Miller Location: TCC Fee: $125/CampSuper Camp #1Build an electric motor, do wild expansion/contraction experiments, create a mini-camera, make launchers that soar, build a rock collection, put together amazing slimes and super-balls, design invisible inks, fire rocket cars, and more! Class# Camp Dates Days Time1885.201 Jul 12-Jul 15 Mon-Thu 1:30-4:30pmSuper Camp #2Build a mini-hovercraft, experiment with glowing rocks and super magnets, mix an incredible slime concoction, create a styrofoam surfboard, make genies appear out of nowhere, turn pennies to gold, make an underwater candle, freeze anything with liquid nitrogen, fire a tennis ball cannon, and more!Class# Camp Dates Days Time1885.202 Jul 26-Jul 29 Mon-Thu 1:30-4:30pmSuper Camp #3Make fantastic air rockets, fire the ultimate candy cannon, concoct super slime, launch high-flying potatoes, construct a tornado in a bottle, create ultraviolet light detectors, experiment with dry ice, make an eerie glow-in-the-dark spook tube, build an octopus that rises and falls on command, and more. Class# Camp Dates Days Time1885.203 Jul 6-Jul 9 Tue-Fri 1:30-4:30pm

City of Temecula Summer Day Camp Ages: Kindergarten Grads - 14 YearsDay Camp at the CRC is returning for another summer adventure! Summer Day Camp is for Kindergarten graduates through 14 years and features a wide variety of fun-filled recreation activities that will keep kids happy and busy all summer long! Camp includes excursions, games, crafts, stories, songs, and swimming. Camp is Monday-Friday, 7:00am-6:00pm and each session is two-weeks long. For questions call the CRC at 694-6410. Register online at tcsd.cityoftemecula.org for this great summer experience! Walk-in registration will also be accepted. NOTE: A mandatory Day Camp t-shirt must be purchased for all campers at a cost of $10. T-shirts can also be purchased online utilizing Activity #0400.200. Location: CRC Fee: $240/Residents; $250/Non-ResidentsAges: K - 11 Years Ages: 12-14 YearsClass# Camp Dates Class# Camp Dates0405.201 Jun 14-Jun 25 0406.201 Jun 14-Jun 250405.202 Jun 28-Jul 9 0406.202 Jun 28-Jul 90405.203 Jul 12-Jul 23 0406.203 Jul 12-Jul 230405.204 Jul 26-Aug 6 0406.204 Jul 26-Aug 6

Summer Explorers CampAges: 8-10 YearsThis is a unique opportunity for children to explore the history of our local area. Learn how the Native Americans and pioneers lived and experience the art, music and lifestyles of the early residents of Temecula Valley. Each week students explore a different time period and a variety of topics. Students learn about preservation, handle museum artifacts, and meet historians, geologists and anthropologists. Participate in group activities, play

period games and take historical field trips. Campers should bring lunch, a snack and bottled water each day.Location: Temecula Valley Museum Fee: $65/Camp Days: Mon-Fri Time: 9:00am-1:00pmCamp #1 - Exploring Natural History Activity #: 1050.201 Dates: Jul 12-Jul 16Learn about the weather; bugs and insects; minerals, rocks and fossils; plus animals and plants in the region. Take field trips to the Santa Rosa Plateau and the Western Center for Archeology and Paleontology. Camp #2 - Exploring Native American Heritage Activity #: 1050.202 Dates: Jul 19-Jul 23Learn about the lives and customs of the local Native American tribes. Study rock art, storytelling, tools and games that were a part of their everyday lives. Weave your own basket and visit the Great Oak. Camp #3 - Exploring New World Influences Activity #: 1050.203 Dates: Jul 26-Jul 30Learn about the California missions; map making and hunting for treasure. Make adobe bricks, learn to weave and make a pinata. Experience the music and dance of Ballet Folklorico. Visit the San Luis Rey Mission. Camp #4 - Exploring Pioneer Life Activity #: 1050.204 Dates: Aug 2-Aug 6Learn about the journey west on the Oregon Trail; panning for gold; and how the pioneers survived. Spin yarn and watch a blacksmith make horseshoes and branding irons. Enjoy cowboy songs, square dancing and take a guided tour of Old Town Temecula. Visit the oldest building in Temecula.

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Toddler TimeAges: 18 Months-2 1/2 YearsJoin us as we introduce your toddler to the world of learning. Each class will be filled with developmentally appropriate activities through arts and crafts, nursery rhymes and songs, music and movement and social interaction with other children. Your toddler will develop cognitive, motor and language skills along with learning how to make choices and explore exciting new things with you by their side. Enrollment is recommended each

session for continuing class development. Space is limited, so sign up early. Please bring to class weekly a large towel, a paint shirt and a spill proof cup for snack time. Materials Fee: $10 due to instructor. Instructor: Mary Anne Russo Location: TCC Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1130.201 Aug 23-Aug 30 Mon 10:00-11:30am $20/2 Wks1130.202 Sep 13-Sep 27 Mon 10:00-11:30am $30/3 Wks1130.203 Oct 4-Oct 25* Mon 10:00-11:30am $30/3 Wks1130.204 Nov 1-Nov 15 Mon 10:00-11:30am $30/3 Wks1130.205 Nov 29-Dec 6 Mon 10:00-11:30am $20/2 Wks*Class Skip Date: Oct 11

Creative Beginnings for Parent & MeAges: 2 1/2 - 4 1/2 Years These classes will provide a nurturing environment for your children to participate in creative activities in a preschool setting. With each class your child will be introduced to developmentally appropriate activities, such as using their imaginations for dramatic play, manipulative activities, cooperative games and story time with parents. Lesson plans will concentrate weekly on learning their colors, letters, shapes and numbers. All this while experiencing quality time with their parents and peers! Enrollment is recommended each month for continuing class development. Space is limited, so sign up early. Please bring a large towel, a paint shirt and lunch for you and your child to each class. Materials Fee: $10 due to instructor. Instructor: Mary Anne Russo Location: TCC Tuesdays Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1115.201 Aug 24-Aug 31 Tue 10:00am-12:30pm $30/2 Wks 1115.202 Sep 7-Sep 28 Tue 10:00am-12:30pm $55/4 Wks1115.203 Oct 5-Oct 26 Tue 10:00am-12:30pm $55/4 Wks1115.204 Nov 2-Dec 7* Tue 10:00am-12:30pm $70/5 WksWednesdays Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1120.201 Aug 25-Sep 1 Wed 9:00am-11:30am $30/2 Wks 1120.202 Sep 8-Sep 29 Wed 9:00am-11:30am $55/4 Wks1120.203 Oct 6-Oct 27 Wed 9:00am-11:30am $55/4 Wks1120.204 Nov 3-Dec 8* Wed 9:00am-11:30am $70/5 Wks*Class Skip Date: Nov 23, Nov 24

Mommy and Me Dance MovementAges: 12 - 24 Months

Parent and child will enjoy music and dance movement. Comfortable clothing and tennis shoes are suggested. Parents will have the opportunity to interact with their child in a positive fun

environment.Instructor: TVCD Instructors Fee: $50/6 Wks Location: TVCD Studio

Class# Class Dates Day Time1255.201 Sep 1-Oct 6 Wed 11:00-11:40am1255.202 Oct 13-Nov 17 Wed 11:00-11:40am

Youth EnrichmentParent-n-MeAges: 2-5 Years This exciting new Parent-n-Me program is a great way to spend some fun time with your child or grandchild. Children will enjoy crawling through tunnels, parachute play, and musical instruments all while socializing with other children. Class includes free play and group time with songs and story time. This is a great way for toddlers and parents to meet new friends! All activities will be parent-led and self-guided. Space is limited and pre-registration is strongly recommended. Walk-in registration will be accepted for $4 per class if space is available. Please bring a snack for the two of you.

Instructor: Jessica Walker Location: CRC Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1000.201 Aug 13-Aug 27 Fri 9:00-10:30am $12/3 Wks1000.202 Sep 3-Sep 24 Fri 9:00-10:30am $16/4 Wks1000.203 Oct 1-Oct 29 Fri 9:00-10:30am $20/5 Wks1000.204 Nov 5-Nov 19 Fri 9:00-10:30am $12/3 Wks1000.205 Dec 3-Dec 17 Fri 9:00-10:30am $12/3 Wks

Little Learners Ages: 3-Kindergarten This drop off Preschool and Pre-Kindergarten class is a theme & letter based curriculum program that changes weekly. There is Large Group Time where children will learn socialization skills while independently exploring through learning centers such as: blocks, dramatic play, sensory/ science, & art along with Small Group Time where children will learn cognitive development and cooperative play with activity centers such as: small motor, language, play dough and letter projects that prepare your child for Kindergarten. Your Little Learner’s day will be complete with music & movement, games and story time. Child must be potty trained and ready to have a fun filled learning experience! Enrollment is on a first come first serve basis and classes fill up quickly. Space is very limited and you are encouraged to sign up for both sessions at one time to ensure child’s continued placement. Materials Needed: Medium size plastic bucket with handle decorated with child’s name and snack fee at first class of each session ($20 for 2 day class and $30 for 3 day class.)Instructor: Nichelle Trzop Location: HCPR3 Years (2 Days/Week) Fee: $240/11 WksClass# Class Dates Days Time 2000.201 Jul 13-Sep 23 Tue/Thu 9:00am-12:00pm 2000.202 Sep 28-Dec 16* Tue/Thu 9:00am-12:00pm Combo Class (3-5 Years) Fee: $240/11 WksClass# Class Dates Days Time 2010.201 Jul 13-Sep 23 Tue/Thu 1:00-4:00pm 2010.202 Sep 28-Dec 16* Tue/Thu 1:00-4:00pm4-5 Years (3 Days/Week) Fee: $360/11 WksClass# Class Dates Days Time 2015.201 Jul 12-Sep 24 M/W/F 9:00am-12:00pm 2015.202 Sep 27-Dec 17* M/W/F 9:00am-12:00pm 2020.201 Jul 12-Sep 24 M/W/F 1:00-4:00pm 2020.202 Sep 27-Dec 17* M/W/F 1:00-4:00pm *Class Skip Date: Nov 22-Nov 26

Learn & Grow & Play!!

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Youth EnrichmentTiny Tots Ages: 3-5 Years Tiny Tots is a structured recreational program with emphasis on socialization and fun. Children enjoy music, fun craft projects, storytelling and many other learning activities. Children must be potty trained and should bring a healthy snack to class. Children enrolling in Terrific 3’s must be three years of age prior to the start date or four years of age for Fabulous 4’s and 5’s. A copy of their birth

certificate must be presented at first class. NOTE: Due to limited space this program is available to Temecula residents only. Proof of residency must be presented at first class. If residency is not confirmed participation in program will not be allowed. Non-residents can contact the CRC at 694-6410 to be placed on a wait list. Instructor: City Staff Location: CRC Fee: $64/8 Wks

PARTICIPANTS MAY ENROLL IN ONLY ONE CLASS PER SESSIONTERRIFIC 3’sSession 1 Class# Class Dates Days Time 1040.201 Jun 14-Aug 9* Mon/Wed 9:15am-10:45am 1040.202 Jun 14-Aug 9* Mon/Wed 11:00am-12:30pm Session 2 Class# Class Dates Days Time 1040.203 Aug 16-Oct 11* Mon/Wed 9:15am-10:45am 1040.204 Aug 16-Oct 11* Mon/Wed 11:00am-12:30pmSession 3 Class# Class Dates Days Time 1040.205 Oct 25-Dec 15 Mon/Wed 9:15am-10:45am 1040.206 Oct 25-Dec 15 Mon/Wed 11:00am-12:30pmFABULOUS 4’s and 5’sSession 1 Class# Class Dates Days Time 1045.201 Jun 15-Aug 5 Tue/Thu 9:15am-11:00am 1045.202 Jun 15-Aug 5 Tue/Thu 11:15am-1:00pm Session 2 Class# Class Dates Days Time 1045.203 Aug 17-Oct 7 Tue/Thu 9:15am-11:00am 1045.204 Aug 17-Oct 7 Tue/Thu 11:15am-1:00pm Session 3 Class# Class Dates Days Time 1045.205 Oct 19-Dec 16* Tue/Thu 9:15am-11:00am 1045.206 Oct 19-Dec 16* Tue/Thu 11:15am-1:00pm*Class Skip Date: Jul 5, Sep 6, Nov 11, Nov 25

My First Art ClassAges: 2-4 YearsFor the truly beginner artist! This art class is for toddlers and parents (or their helpers). Little fingers experiment with painting, gluing, printing and creating while developing fine motor, language and self-help skills. Children learn about artists and explore art materials in this fun and creative “I can do it” class which introduces children to color, shape, texture with new lessons each session! Instructor: Abrakadoodle Staff Location: CRC Fee: $72/6 WksClass# Class Dates Day Time1320.201 Sep 21-Oct 26 Tue 9:30-10:15am1325.201 Sep 21-Oct 26 Tue 10:30-11:15am1320.202 Nov 2-Dec 14* Tue 9:30-10:15am1325.202 Nov 2-Dec 14* Tue 10:30-11:15am*Class Skip Date: Nov 23

Enchanted Dance Ages: 2-3 YearsThis class provides an outlet for our little princesses to dance and play. It’s also an introduction to dance and provides healthy social interaction. Wear your favorite princess or fairy costumes to class!Instructor: TVCD Location: TVCD Studio Fee: $50/6 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time1250.201 Sep 1-Oct 6 Wed 10:15-10:55am1250.202 Oct 13-Nov 17 Wed 10:15-10:55am

Let’s Get Movin Ages: 2-3 YearsClass introduces boys and girls to creative movement and dance. It is a fun interactive way to stay fit, improve coordination, boost self-confidence and have healthy socialization. Parents should plan to participate. Instructor: TVCD Staff Location: TVCD Studio Fee: $50/6 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time1251.201 Sep 1-Oct 6 Wed 9:30-10:10am1251.202 Oct 13-Nov 17 Wed 9:30-10:10am

Music for Toddlers Ages: 18 Months-3 YearsHearing, feeling, moving, singing, sharing and playing MUSIC!

Children absorb and store musical patterns and concepts for enjoyment and growth in all of their musical endeavors. These classes promote your child’s discovery of music through singing, listening and playing simple rhythm

instruments. Parent involvement in each lesson is required.Instructor: Susan Miyamoto Location: Miyamoto Music Studio

Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1125.201 Jul 10-Jul 31 Sat 10:00-10:30am $30/4 Wks1125.202 Sep 4-Oct 16 Sat 10:00-10:30am $54/7 Wks 1125.203 Sep 7-Oct 19 Tue 10:00-10:30am $54/7 Wks 1125.204 Sep 8-Oct 20 Wed 10:00-10:30am $54/7 Wks1125.205 Oct 30-Dec 11* Sat 10:00-10:30am $47/6 Wks1125.206 Nov 2-Dec 14* Tue 10:00-10:30am $47/6 Wks1125.207 Nov 3-Dec 15* Wed 10:00-10:30am $47/6 Wks *Class Skip Date: Nov 23, Nov 24, Nov 27

Music for Young Children Ages: 3-4 ½ YearsChildren will explore the world of music while developing skills in listening, beginning music reading and ensemble playing. They will experience pitch and rhythm through singing, and play glockenspiels and rhythm instruments. Come and join the fun!Instructor: Susan Miyamoto Location: Miyamoto Music Studio Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1126.201 Sep 4-Oct 16 Sat 10:45-11:25am $78/7 Wks1126.202 Sep 9-Oct 21 Thu 10:00-10:40am $78/7 Wks 1126.203 Oct 30-Dec 11* Sat 10:45-11:25am $67/6 Wks 1126.204 Nov 4-Dec 16* Thu 10:00-10:40am $67/6 Wks* Class Skip Date: Nov 25, Nov 27

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Tots-n-Pots Ages: 3-5 YearsCooking and baking provide the perfect combination of fun and creativity, and it’s a great way to teach children about the food they eat. Our cooking classes for toddlers are a fun, hands-on workshops dedicated to providing you valuable time with your child. Workshops allow your child to be creative while having fun and the best part, kids eat together what they have done during class. Adults will be involved and help their kids during each class.

Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: CRC Fee: $30/2 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time1360.201 Oct 6-Oct 13 Wed 9:30-10:30am1360.202 Nov 3-Nov 10 Wed 9:30-10:30am1360.203 Dec 8-Dec 15 Wed 9:30-10:30am

Petite ChefsAges: 6-14 YearsDesigned to teach the fundamentals of cooking in a safe, hands-on and creative environment. Chefs-in-training learn to measure, sift, mix, whip, knead, zest, decorate and more - improving math, science, reading and social skills along the way, by encouraging future foodies to pursue their interests with passion and education. Class themes vary and recipes continuously change. At the end of class, kids eat what they have made during class. Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: TCC Fee: $49/2 Wks Ages: 6-10 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time1365.201 Sep 7-Sep 14 Tue 4:15-5:30pm1365.202 Nov 2-Nov 9 Tue 4:15-5:30pmAges: 11 -14 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time1370.201 Oct 5-Oct 12 Tue 4:15-5:30pm1370.202 Dec 7-Dec 14 Tue 4:15-5:30pm

Little Miss Charm SchoolAges: 4-10 YearsPut on your prettiest party dress and do up your hair! Join us for an afternoon just for girls. We will have cookies and tea and learn a bit of grace and charm.

Attend one or attend them all ... Remember, Practice makes Polite!Instructor: Angela Sturdivant Location: CRC Fee: $16/ClassPrincess Party - Wear your tiaras and favorite princess or fairy dresses!Class# Dates Day Time1025.201 Sep 25 Sat 1:00-2:30pm Doll Party - Bring your favorite doll for tea! Class# Dates Day Time1025.202 Nov 6 Sat 1:00-2:30pm Holiday Party - Wear your best holiday attire and join us! Class# Dates Day Time 1025.203 Dec 18 Sat 1:00-2:30pm

Etiquette Survival Ages: 5-15 Years “Nobody’s polite anymore, why should I be?” All of us want to be liked and accepted. We will provide your child with the skills to feel self-assured and confident in any situation. They will learn: proper table manners, manners at home and away, telephone manners, honesty, integrity, giving and receiving, getting along with others, self-esteem and compassion. Our entertaining and interactive classes include role-playing, multi-media materials, and comprehensive lesson plans so students learn the value of proper social behavior, self-respect and self-confidence. All while having fun and making new friends. Proper dress required. No shorts or t-shirts. Instructor: Angela Sturdivant Location: CRC Fee: $49/4 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time 1019.201 Sep 8-Sep 29 Wed 4:30-5:30pm1019.202 Oct 25-Nov 15 Mon 4:30-5:30pm

Wonders! Locking in the Critical Basics of MathAges: 5 - 10 Years All of math is so much easier when students have their basic math facts and concepts locked in solidly and quickly. If a student is missing just a few, it can significantly handicap progress in more complex math. 5th-8th graders can labor excessively over math because of a few unaddressed deficiencies or because their calculating speed is slow. Students will be individually tested and deficiencies pinpointed. Great techniques will then be used to help children easily master facts with speed. If your child has mental blocks with certain problems, these will be addressed. Save your child and yourself hours of frustration and lay a solid foundation for great success in math! Materials Fee: $10 due to instructor.Instructor: Don & Josh Miller Location: CRC Fee: $65/4 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time Topic 1895.201 Sep 9-Sep 30 Thu 5:15-6:30pm Addition 1 & 2 1895.202 Oct 7-Nov 4* Thu 5:15-6:30pm Subtraction 1 & 2*Class Skip Date: Oct 21

Wonders! Science Classes Ages: 5-13 Years

These science classes are hands-on fun from beginning to end! Students will perform over 120 terrific experiments, watch 80 incredible science demonstrations and learn why amazing things happen. Each class is unique with over 30 hands-on experiments and

20 demonstrations! These tremendous classes will enrich your child’s thirst to learn about the world around them. Classes can be taken in any order. Materials Fee: $15 due to instructor. Instructor: Don & Josh Miller Location: CRC Fee: $65/4 Wks

30 Dynamic Demos (Class 1B) Students will make glow-in-the-dark signposts, put together a fascinating rock board, cast fossils, experiment with floating super-conductors, fire high velocity land rockets, perform chemical chromatography, build fascinating polymer slimes and super balls, work dry ice wonders, design invisible inks, observe unbelievable properties of liquid nitrogen, experiment with incredible catalysts and enzymes, launch hydrogen rockets, observe steam engines and twisting glowing light, and much more! Class# Class Dates Day Time 1891.201 Sep 9-Sep 30 Thu 3:30-5:00pm

30 Awesome Activities! (Class 2A) Students will observe unbelievable liquid frozen wonders, conduct surprising taste experiments, turn pennies into gold, crush objects with air pressure, create oozing styrofoam blobs, mix fascinating polymer slimes, crystals and snows, experiment with aerodynamics of planes and birds, shoot wild wind bags and hydrogen racers, see incredible super-dense substances, exploding metals, fire tornados, genies that come out of bottles, elephant toothpaste, and the Wonders! Candy Cannon!Class# Class Dates Day Time 1891.202 Oct 7-Nov 4* Thu 3:30-5:00pm*Class Skip Date: Oct 21

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Performing ArtsCity of Temecula YouthMusical TheaterAladdin Jr. PerformanceAges: 7-17 YearsBe a part of the smash hit musical, Aladdin Jr! There are a variety of roles large and small, to fit all ages and levels of experience. Cast taught by an award-winning creative team that includes a TVUSD drama teacher, a top vocal coach, and a local choreographer. This 18-week program will end with evening performances held at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater. Auditions will be held at the first class meeting and no materials or experience is necessary. Materials Fee: $50 due to instructor (includes scripts, rehearsal CD, and some costume pieces). Basic costumes will need to be provided at a minimal cost to participant. Performance tickets are not included in class fee. Performance Dates: Jan 25, Jan 26, Jan 27 Instructor: Jennifer Stuart Location: OTTCT Fee: $175/18 WksClass# Class Date Day Time8570.201 Sep 7-Jan 20 Tue/Thu 4:00-6:00pm*Class Skip Date: Nov 11, Nov 23-Nov 25, Dec 16-Dec 30

Singing Stars Ages: 4 - 12 YearsGroup voice instruction will focus on individual singing skills taught in a group setting. A great opportunity to master an audition or talent show song and build performance skills with a sound system. A recital will be held on last day of class at the Mercantile Building at the Old Town Community Theater. There is no additional fee for recital. Materials Fee: $10 due to instructor. Instructor: Esther Dernbach Location: OTTCT Fee: $75/7 Wks Beginners Ages: 4-6 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time1151.201 Sep 13-Oct 25 Mon 10:30-11:15am1152.201 Sep 13-Oct 25 Mon 1:30-2:15pmJuniors Ages: 5-7 Years1153.201 Sep 13-Oct 25 Mon 5:30-6:15pmSeniors Ages: 7-12 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time1154.201 Sep 13-Oct 25 Mon 6:30-7:15pm

Temecula Valley Children’s Chorus Ages: 5-12 YearsA performance group for the children of Temecula Valley to sing at community events. Learn to sing and perform with simple choreography in a choral setting. Discipline and hard work required to sing as a unified chorus. A few solos and speaking parts available. Concert will be held at the end of

the session. Materials Fee: $10 fee for t-shirt for new participants only. Instructor: Esther Dernbach Location: OTTCT Fee: $95/10 WksClass# Class Date Day Time1171.201 Sep 22-Dec 1* Wed 5:30-6:30pm*Class Skip Date: Nov 24

Ballet Folklorico Ages: 4-12 YearsLearn the beautiful and traditional folk dances of Mexico. Some dances require special dresses to be performed traditionally and the cost for these is optional. All students will need to have a practice skirt. This class is for boys and girls. Instructor: Lorena Hancock Location: TCC Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1580.201 Aug 9-Aug 23 Mon 5:00-6:00pm $20/3 Wks1580.202 Aug 30-Sep 27* Mon 5:00-6:00pm $25/4 Wks1580.203 Oct 4-Oct 25 Mon 5:00-6:00pm $25/4 Wks1580.204 Nov 1-Nov 22 Mon 5:00-6:00pm $25/4 Wks

*Class Skip Date: Sep 6

Beginning Tap, Ballet, Jazz ComboClass is intended for the beginning dancer. Tap, ballet shoes and dance attire required. This is a fun beginning dance experience! Instructor: TVCD Staff Location: TVCD Studio Fee: $50/6 WksAges: 3-5 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time1261.201 Aug 28-Oct 2 Sat 11:00-11:45am1261.202 Oct 9-Nov 13 Sat 11:00-11:45amAges: 4-5 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time1300.201 Sep 1-Oct 6 Wed 12:00-12:45pm1300.202 Oct 13-Nov 17 Wed 12:00-12:45pmAges: 5-8 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time1260.201 Aug 28-Oct 2 Sat 11:45-12:30pm1260.202 Oct 9-Nov 13 Sat 11:45-12:30pm

Beginning Ballet Ages: 5-8 YearsStudents will learn basic ballet steps in a fun, hands-on environment. Pink leotard and pink ballet shoes are required. Hair should be in a bun.Instructor: TVCD Staff Location: TVCD Studio Fee: $50/6 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time1301.201 Aug 27-Oct 1 Fri 5:30-6:15pm1301.202 Oct 8-Nov 12 Fri 5:30-6:15pm

Beginning Hip HopAges: 8-11 YearsHip hop is fun, fast and furious. Learn the latest moves to appropriate music. Comfortable clothes and tennis shoes required. Boys and girls both welcome! Instructor: TVCD Staff Location: TVCD Studio Fee: $50/6 WksClass# Class Dates Day Time 1310.201 Aug 27-Oct 1 Fri 4:45-5:30pm 1310.202 Oct 8-Nov 12 Fri 4:45-5:30pm

Temecula Valley Twirlers & Pom Cheer & Dance

Become a Temecula Valley Cheerleader and learn fun cheerleading and song leading skills! Learn

cool cheers, kicks, jumps and fun routines. Veteran baton twirler and cheerleader Diana

Tomseth will make each class fun and exciting and provide students with instruction that builds their self-esteem in a

healthy environment. Students will have the opportunity to perform in the Santa’s Electric Light Parade. Materials Fee: $40 fee for event t-shirt and poms. Instructor: Diana Tomseth Location: CRC Fee: $60/8 WksTiny Poms Ages: 4-5 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 1915.201 Oct 4-Nov 29* Mon 5:45-6:30pm Junior Poms Ages: 6-12 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time 1920.201 Oct 4-Nov 29* Mon 6:45-7:30pm *Class Skip Date: Nov 1

Baton TwirlingAges: 4-12 YearsBecome a Temecula Valley Twirler and learn how to twirl a baton with fun dance moves! Learn basic baton twirling, dancing and marching skills. A veteran baton twirler and cheerleader will make each class fun and exciting and provide students with instruction that builds their self esteem in a healthy environment. Batons will be provided for use during class. Students will have the opportunity to perform in the Santa’s Electric Light Parade. Materials Fee: $40 fee for event t-shirt and baton. Instructor: Diana Tomseth Location: CRC Fee: $60/8 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time 1900.201 Oct 4-Nov 29* Mon 4:45-5:30pm *Class Skip Date: Nov 1

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Guitar LessonsAges: 7 Years - AdultsAlways wanted to play the guitar? These hands-on classes are the perfect way to learn the basics or go

beyond the basics to learn to play more difficult pieces with ease. Intermediate class will cover leads, licks, riffs, runs, comping, muting, picking and more. Acoustic guitar required for class. Materials Fee: $5 fee due to instructor. Instructor: Josh Miller Location: MPSC Fee: $50/4 WksBeginningClass# Class Date Day Time1760.201 Sep 7-Sep 28 Tue 4:30-5:30pm1760.202 Oct 5-Oct 26 Tue 4:30-5:30pm1760.203 Nov 2-Nov 23 Tue 4:30-5:30pm1760.204 Nov 30-Dec 21 Tue 4:30-5:30pmIntermediateClass# Class Date Day Time1765.201 Sep 7-Sep 28 Tue 5:30-6:30pm1765.202 Oct 5-Oct 26 Tue 5:30-6:30pm1765.203 Nov 2-Nov 23 Tue 5:30-6:30pm1765.204 Nov 30-Dec 21 Tue 5:30-6:30pm

Hawaiian Tahitian Dance Polynesian Dance instruction for fun and enjoyment! Learn the basic movements of the graceful Hawaiian Hula, the fun Maori poi balls and the exciting Tahitian Dance. Intermediate/Advanced class designed for returning dancers and must be approved by the instructor. Instructor: Aileen Manalili-De Villa Location: OTTCT Fee: $45/9 Wks Beginning Keikis Ages: 4 1/2-7 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time 1200.201 Jul 13-Sep 7 Tue 4:15-5:00pm 1200.202 Sep 14-Nov 9 Tue 4:15-5:00pm Beginning Keikis Ages: 8-10 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 1201.201 Jul 13-Sep 7 Tue 5:00-5:45pm 1201.202 Sep 14-Nov 9 Tue 5:00-5:45pm Intermediate Keikis Ages: 5-10 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time 1202.201 Jul 7-Sep 8* Wed 4:15-5:00pm 1202.202 Sep 15-Nov 10 Wed 4:15-5:00pm Advanced Keikis Ages: 11-13 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 1203.201 Jul 7-Sep 8* Wed 5:00-6:00pm 1203.202 Sep 15-Nov 10 Wed 5:00-6:00pm Beginning Teens & Adults Ages: 11 Years-AdultsClass# Class Dates Day Time 1204.201 Jul 13-Sep 7 Tue 7:00-7:50pm 1204.202 Sep 14-Nov 9 Tue 7:00-7:50pm Intermediate Teens & Adults Ages: 14 Years-AdultsClass# Class Dates Day Time 1205.201 Jul 13-Sep 7 Tue 6:00-7:00pm 1205.202 Sep 14-Nov 9 Tue 6:00-7:00pmAdvanced Teens & Adults Ages: 16 Years-AdultsClass# Class Dates Day Time 1206.201 Jul 7-Sep 8* Wed 6:00-8:00pm 1206.202 Sep 15-Nov 10 Wed 6:00-8:00pm *Class Skip Date: Jul 14

Belly Dancing Ages: 14 Years-AdultsDance to the hypnotic music of the Middle East. Improve muscle tone and develop a more positive body image while having fun in this class. Learn movements to compliment the various Arabic drum rhythms. There is an extra workshop on musical styles, costuming and cultures of the region.Instructor: Kathy Stradley Location: CRC Fee: $48/8 WksBeginning Class# Class Dates Day Time 3000.201 Jul 7-Aug 25 Wed 6:15-7:15pm 3001.201 Jul 8-Aug 26 Thu 7:10-8:10pm3000.202 Sep 22-Nov 10 Wed 6:00-7:00pm3001.202 Sep 23-Nov 18* Thu 7:10-8:10pm Intermediate/Advanced Class# Class Dates Day Time 3002.201 Jul 7-Aug 25 Wed 7:30-8:40pm 3002.202 Sep 22-Nov 10 Wed 7:10-8:20pm *Class Skip Date: Nov 11

Salsa Dance LessonsAges: 14 Years - Adults It’s hot-hot-hot! Learn the basics of club-style salsa, including musicality, timing, and partnering. Participants will also learn the basic steps for meringue, cha cha, bachata, and casino rueda. No experience or partner necessary. You won’t want to miss this exciting new class!Instructor: Aaron Perez Location: MPSC Fee: $50/8 WksClass# Dates Day Time 2600.201 Jul 15-Sep 2 Thu 6:30-8:00pm 2600.202 Sep 9-Oct 28 Thu 6:30-8:00pm

Ballroom Dances Ages: 12 Years - AdultsIt’s time to put your dance skills to work and have fun too! Dance Waltz, Fox-Trot, Swing, Latin, Polka & Hustle to danceable music. Bring your own drinks and snacks (no alcohol). Pre-registration is strongly recommended. Host: John Irwin Location: TCC Fee: $7 ($8/at the door)Class# Dates Day Time 3201.201 Jul 10 Sat 7:30-10:00pm 3201.202 Aug 14 Sat 7:30-10:00pm 3201.203 Sep 11 Sat 7:30-10:00pm3201.204 Oct 9 Sat 7:30-10:00pm3201.205 Nov 13 Sat 7:30-10:00pm3201.206 Dec 11 Sat 7:30-10:00pm

Ballroom Dance LessonsAges: 12 Years - Adults A good dancer is a definite plus to social occasions. Learning to ballroom dance will help you make many new friends as you learn a lifetime social skill that will provide years of enjoyment and a good workout too! Sign up today and join in on one of our nation’s favorite pastimes. Pre-registration is required. Instructor: John Irwin Location: TCCWednesday’sClass# Dates Day Time Fee Theme3200.201 Jul 7-Jul 28 Wed 7:15-8:45pm $28/4 Wks WC Swing3200.202 Aug 4-Aug 25 Wed 7:15-8:45pm $28/4 Wks Rumba3200.203 Sep 1-Sep 29 Wed 7:15-8:45pm $35/5 Wks Cha Cha3200.204 Oct 6-Oct 27 Wed 7:15-8:45pm $28/4 Wks Salsa3200.205 Nov 3-Nov 17 Wed 7:15-8:45pm $21/3 Wks Tango3200.206 Dec 1-Dec 15 Wed 7:15-8:45pm $21/3 Wks DiscoThursday’sClass# Dates Day Time Fee Theme3400.201 Jul 8-Jul 29 Thu 7:15-8:45pm $28/4 Wks WC Swing3400.202 Aug 5-Aug 26 Thu 7:15-8:45pm $28/4 Wks Rumba3400.203 Sep 2-Sep 30 Thu 7:15-8:45pm $35/5 Wks Cha Cha3400.204 Oct 7-Oct 28 Thu 7:15-8:45pm $28/4 Wks Salsa3400.205 Dec 2-Dec 16 Thu 7:15-8:45pm $21/3 Wks Disco

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Visual Arts2nd Annual TemeculaCreates Art ShowThe City of Temecula Community Services Department is excited to announce the 2nd annual Temecula Creates Art Show. This exhibit will be held at the Gallery at the Merc, located in the historic mercantile building at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater. Exhibit will display art work produced by the students attending the many Visual Arts classes offered by the Community Services Department. Stop by the Gallery to view the impressive masterpieces created by our local Temecula residents. For more information call 694-6480.Location: Gallery at the Merc Dates: Sep 3 - Sep 26

YES, You Can Draw! Ages: 5-12 YearsEveryone has an artist inside, and this class brings the creativity out of every student with an emphasis on fun. The proven Yes, You Can Draw method breaks down the process of drawing and teaches children how to really see what they want to draw.

The results are truly amazing! Students learn to draw freehand and are exposed to using a variety of materials including oil, chalk, watercolor pencils and markers. Each session is completely different, a new lesson every week! Students of all ages and abilities will benefit from this popular program taught by professional artist Yvonne Gaudet who has been teaching art to kids in the Valley for over 10 years. Materials Fee: $5 due to instructor. Instructor: Yvonne Gaudet Location: CRC Class# Dates Day Time Fee 1030.201 Sep 2-Sep 30 Thu 5:30-6:45pm $55/5 Wks1030.202 Oct 7-Oct 28 Thu 5:30-6:45pm $44/4 Wks1030.203 Dec 2-Dec 16 Thu 5:30-6:45pm $33/3 Wks

Cartooning with Bigfoot Ages: 7-13 YearsThe Valley’s premier cartoon workshop is in its second decade of fun-filled classes for kids! Your child will have tons of fun drawing cartoons and using his/her imagination. Each session is completely different, so kids are invited to come again and again. Bigfoot is great with children and all they’ll need is a large white drawing pad, some pencils, a sharpener and an eraser to unleash their wonderful creative energy. Sign up now…these popular sessions fill up very quickly! Materials Fee: $20 due to instructor. Instructor: Tony Moramarco Location: MPSC Fee: $40/4 WksClass# Class Dates Day Time Theme 1140.201 Jul 21-Aug 11 Wed 5:00-6:30pm Fast Cartoons1140.202 Aug 25-Sep 15 Wed 5:00-6:30pm Summer Toons1140.203 Sep 29-Oct 20 Wed 5:00-6:30pm Rocktober 1140.204 Nov 3-Nov 24 Wed 5:00-6:30pm Cartoon Classics

Exploring Anime Ages: 11-17 YearsYoung Anime and Manga fanatics are coming out of the woodwork! This amazing Japanese art form is taking over American culture! Students will share their love for this popular style and create new characters, as well as draw their favorites. “Anime Revolution” will focus on more realistic Anime style drawing, while “Chibi Fun House” explores extreme Japanese cartoon style drawing.Materials Fee: $20 due to instructor Instructor: Tony Moramarco Location: TPLFee: $50/4 WksClass# Class Dates Day Time Theme 1143.201 Aug 31-Sep 21 Tue 5:00-6:30pm Anime Revolution1143.202 Nov 9-Nov 30 Tue 5:00-6:30pm Chibi Fun House

Graphic Design ClassesWorking professional Tony Moramarco, of Bigfoot Graphics will teach students the essentials of graphic design. From the conceptual work, all the way through to preparing your files for their intended use. Now offering classes for adults.

Teen Class Ages: 11-17 YearsThis fun class teaches the fundamentals of concept design, composition and layout. Young designers can start building their portfolios with fun new projects.Materials Fee: $20 due to instructor at first class. Instructor: Tony Moramarco Location: TPL Fee: $50/4 WksClass# Class Dates Day Time Theme 1142.201 Jul 27-Aug 17 Tue 5:00-6:30pm T-shirt Design1142.202 Oct 5-Oct 26 Tue 5:00-6:30pm Movie PosterAdult Class Ages: 18 Years-Adults This small class environment allows for adult students to have their individual questions answered and problems solved. Bring your laptop with Photoshop with you to class and prepare to learn all about the graphic design world. Laptop with Photoshop CS or higher required for class. Materials Fee: $20 due to instructor at first class. Instructor: Tony Moramarco Location: TPL Fee: $80/4 WksClass# Class Dates Day Time1141.201 Aug 12-Sep 2 Thu 5:00-6:30pm1141.202 Oct 21-Nov 18* Thu 5:00-6:30pm*Class Skip Date: Nov 11

Pencil Portrait Techniques Ages: 12 Years-AdultLearn to create beautiful, hand drawn renderings of your favorite subject, drawn from the photo of your choice, utilizing the amazing pencil shading techniques, clearly demonstrated in this fascinating class. Please bring several images, along with a 5-8 inch photo copy of each, to the class. Photos, magazine or book illustrations, of any subject you like - faces of people, dogs, cats, birds, horses, cars, trains, or planes, anything you like! This time tested method is virtually fool-proof and no prior drawing experience is required. With the tools and techniques taught in this class anyone can replicate a photo with near perfect likeness, completing their drawing during the workshop. Materials Fee: $15 one time fee is due to instructor for supplies. Supplies can be used for multiple classes. Instructor: Don Roth Location: MPSC Fee: $45/WorkshopClass# Dates Day Time1155.201 Jul 27 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1155.202 Aug 24 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1155.203 Sep 28 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1155.204 Oct 26 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1155.205 Nov 23 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1155.206 Dec 28 Tue 6:00-9:00pm



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Acrylic Painting TechniquesAges: 12 Years-AdultLearn to paint like a pro, even if you can’t draw, utilizing this fool-proof and time tested painting method, taught by a world famous artist! Replicate the photo of your choice with amazing accuracy, taught in a non-competitive, individual based environment. This fast and easy painting technique is suitable to any age group and all ability levels. Supplies Needed: Please see receipt notes after registering for supplies needed at first class or call 694-6480 for more information. Instructor: Don Roth Location: MPSC Fee: $90/3 WksClass# Class Dates Day Time 1150.201 Jul 6-Jul 20 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1150.202 Aug 3-Aug 17 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1150.203 Sep 7-Sep 21 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1150.204 Oct 5-Oct 19 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1150.205 Nov 2-Nov 16 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1150.206 Dec 7-Dec 21 Tue 6:00-9:00pm

Digital Photography for TeensAges: 13-17 Years Learn to get the most out of your camera. Learn creative shooting strategies, composition, natural and artificial lighting, and being ready to shoot when the decisive moment occurs. Weekly

projects will allow plenty of time for experimentation. Participants must provide their own camera and should come prepared with the knowledge of how their camera works. Instructor: Mandis Razavi Location: MPSC Fee: $86/6 WksClass# Class Dates Day Time1144.201 Jul 8-Aug 12 Thu 4:00-5:30pm

Basics of Digital Photography I Ages: 18 Years-AdultsClass covers the basics of using an SLR and point and shoot digital camera. Participants must provide their own camera and should come prepared with the knowledge of how their camera works.Materials Fee: $15 fee due to instructor.Instructor: Mandis Razavi Location: MPSC Fee: $98/6 WksClass# Class Dates Day Time1145.201 Jul 6-Aug 10 Tue 6:30-8:30pm1145.202 Oct 5-Nov 9 Tue 6:30-8:30pm

Basics of Digital Photography II Ages: 18 Years-AdultsClass will cover many photographic techniques, shooting strategies, creative composition, and use of natural and artificial lighting. Participants must provide their own camera and should come prepared with the knowledge of how their camera works. Materials Fee: $15 fee is due to instructor.Instructor: Mandis Razavi Location: MPSC Fee: $98/6 WksClass# Class Dates Day Time1146.201 Jul 8-Aug 12 Thu 6:30-8:30pm1146.202 Oct 7-Nov 18* Thu 6:30-8:30pm*Class Skip Date: Nov 11

Architectural Photography Ages: 18 Years-Adults Class introduces a variety of concepts and techniques related to the photography of architecture. This class is intended to document a variety of architectural features in and around Old Town Temecula. Students must provide their own digital camera. Materials Fee: $15 fee is due to instructor.Instructor: Mandis Razavi Location: MPSC Fee: $80/3 WksClass# Class Dates Day Time1147.201 Jul 10-Jul 24 Sat 8:30-10:30am

Ceramic CreationsAges: 7 Years–Adults All ages will enjoy creating works of Art with clay. As a beginner or more advanced student, our classes are designed to unlock your creative abilities. You will learn the fundamentals of working with clay. In this class you will complete 3 clay projects. Classes consist of 10-15 minute clay project demonstration with 1 hour of studio work time. Unleash your creative talents, working with clay is a

great way to unwind and relax! Materials Fee: $35 due to instructor. (Fee includes clay, glazes and bisque and glaze firing.)Instructor: Robin Vojak Location: CR Studio 4 Fee: $40/4 WksClass# Class Dates Day Time3715.201 Jul 6-Jul 27 Tue 4:00-5:30pm3715.202 Aug 3-Aug 24 Tue 4:00-5:30pm3715.203 Sep 7-Sep 28 Tue 4:00-5:30pm3715.204 Oct 5-Oct 26 Tue 4:00-5:30pm3715.205 Nov 2-Nov 23 Tue 4:00-5:30pm

Ceramic Pottery Wheel Ages: 13 Years–Adults Come learn how to use the potter’s wheel. In this class you will learn the fundamentals of throwing on the potter’s wheel. Beginner or advanced this class is a great refresher course. The first two classes will be hands-on using clay and the potter’s wheel. In the third class you will learn to trim your pieces and in the fourth class will be glazing. Class size is limited to 6 participants. Materials Fee: $40 due to instructor. Instructor: Robin Vojak Location: CR Studio 4 Fee: $60/4 WksClass# Class Dates Day Time3720.201 Jul 5-Jul 26 Mon 4:00-5:30pm3720.202 Aug 2-Aug 23 Mon 4:00-5:30pm3720.203 Aug 30-Sep 27* Mon 4:00-5:30pm3720.204 Oct 4-Oct 25 Mon 4:00-5:30pm3720.205 Nov 1-Nov 22 Mon 4:00-5:30pm*Class Skip Date: Sep 6

Knitting for Everyone!Ages: 12 Years–AdultsWhether you want to learn how to knit or take your knitting to the next level, we have the workshop for you! Beginners: If you can tie your shoes, you can learn to knit in our Beginning Workshop. It’s also a great option for those who want to brush up on skills, American knitters who wish to learn Continental (or vice-versa), or anyone who needs help with a project. Lefties welcome! Intermediate Knitters: Bring your pesky patterns, works-in-progress, and nagging questions and get the help you need. Topics could include reading patterns and charts, cabling with or without a cable needle, circular knitting, using gauge, or knitting lace and other advanced stitches.Instructor: Erica Myers-Russo Location: TPL BeginningClass# Dates Day Time Fee 1060.201 Jul 18 Sun 1:30-4:00pm $151060.202 Sep 19 Sun 1:30-4:00pm $151060.203 Nov 14 Sun 1:30-4:00pm $15Intermediate Class# Dates Day Time Fee1065.201 Aug 15 Sun 1:30-4:30pm $201065.202 Oct 24 Sun 1:30-4:30pm $201065.203 Dec 12 Sun 1:30-4:30pm $20

Woodcarvers Ages: Adults The Temecula Valley Woodcarvers meet weekly. Beginners welcome and our more experienced carvers are happy to help you develop your skills. Day Time LocationFri 12:00-3:00pm TCC

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Sports & Fitness

Soccer SkillsAges: 2-10 YearsThis soccer program improves ball handling, goal scoring, passing and more through fun and imaginative drills and games. Emphasis is given to improving motor skills, strength and conditioning, and overall awareness of what is occurring on the soccer field. Classes are formatted with games and drills that are perfect for all levels of play including beginners and experienced players. NOTE: All participants receive an official Master Sports Soccer Ball and a t-shirt! Parents in parent participation class also receive class shirts! Instructor: Master Sports Coaches Fee: $95/8 WksLocation: Long Canyon Creek Park (Cross street Margarita Road/N. General Kearney)Parent Participation Ages: 2-3 ½ YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 2205.201 Jul 7-Aug 25 Wed 5:00-5:30pm2205.202 Sep 29-Nov 17 Wed 9:00-9:30am2205.203 Sep 29-Nov 17 Wed 9:40-10:10amJunior Ages: 3 ½-4 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 2201.201 Sep 29-Nov 17 Wed 10:15-10:55am2201.202 Oct 2-Nov 20 Sat 9:00-9:40amSoccer 1 Ages: 4-5 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 2202.201 Jul 7-Aug 25 Wed 3:20-4:00pm2202.202 Jul 7-Aug 25 Wed 5:30-6:15pm2202.203 Sep 29-Nov 17 Wed 11:00-11:45am2202.204 Sep 29-Nov 17 Wed 2:00-2:45pm2202.205 Oct 2-Nov 20 Sat 9:45-10:30amSoccer 2 Ages: 5-7 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 2203.201 Jul 7-Aug 25 Wed 2:25-3:15pm2203.202 Jul 7-Aug 25 Wed 6:15-7:05pm2203.203 Sep 29-Nov 17 Wed 3:00-3:50pm2203.204 Oct 2-Nov 20 Sat 10:35-11:25amSoccer 3 Ages: 8-10 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 2204.201 Jul 7-Aug 25 Wed 4:00-5:00pm2204.202 Sep 29-Nov 17 Wed 4:00-5:00pm2204.203 Oct 2-Nov 20 Sat 11:30-12:30pm

Beginner Baseball League Ages: 4-5.9 YearsThis league is designed for children who miss the age cut-off date for little league. It is non–competitive where the score is not kept. Children will hit off a tee (no pitching). There are no outside practices and parents are

encouraged to participate in classes. The goal of this league is to have fun, develop new skills, enjoy

wearing a hat, uniform and being part of a team for the very first time. Hat, team shirt, trophy and team picture included. The first two weeks are designated spring training and the last six weeks are games. Games may change times week to week depending on the amount of

teams formed. Instructor: Master Sports Coaches

Location: Pauba Ridge Park Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1865.201 Oct 2-Nov 20 Sat 1:00-2:00pm $120/8 Wks

Baseball Skills Ages: 7-12 YearsThis exciting new program will focus on throwing, running, infield defense, outfield defense, hitting, situational defense, position work, sportsmanship and more. Repetition of fundamental work is stressed in this class. Pitching machines will be used. NOTE: All participants will receive an official Master Sports Baseball and t-shirt! Instructor: Master Sports Coaches Location: Pauba Ridge Park Fee: $95/8 WksAges: 7-8 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 1875.201 Oct 2-Nov 20 Sat 2:30-3:30pmAges: 9-10 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 1875.202 Oct 2-Nov 20 Sat 3:30-4:30pmAges: 11-12 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 1875.203 Oct 2-Nov 20 Sat 4:30-5:30pm

Jr. SportsAges: 3-6 YearsThis popular program allows participants to play soccer, basketball, tee-ball, flag football and track n’ field. Our coaching philosophy is to give participants a foundation in each sport by incorporating rules into modified games that are appropriate for each age group and most importantly a lot of fun. Class shirt included. Each season there is a new giveaway!Instructor: Master Sports Coaches Location: Pauba Ridge Park Fee: $95/8 WksAges: 3-4 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 1860.201 Sep 27-Nov 15 Mon 8:40-9:30am1860.202 Sep 27-Nov 15 Mon 9:30-10:20am 1860.203 Sep 28-Nov 16 Tue 8:40-9:30am1860.204 Sep 28-Nov 16 Tue 9:30-10:20am1860.205 Oct 2-Nov 20 Sat 8:40-9:30am1860.206 Oct 2-Nov 20 Sat 9:30-10:20amAges: 4-5 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 1870.201 Sep 27-Nov 15 Mon 10:20-11:10am1870.202 Sep 27-Nov 15 Mon 11:10-12:00pm1870.203 Sep 28-Nov 16 Tue 10:20-11:10am1870.204 Sep 28-Nov 16 Tue 11:10-12:00pm1870.205 Oct 2-Nov 20 Sat 10:20-11:10am1870.206 Oct 2-Nov 20 Sat 11:10-12:00pmAges: 5-6 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 1880.201 Oct 2-Nov 20 Sat 12:00-12:50pm

Register online at tcsd.cityoftemecula.org

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Preschool Gymnastics Preschool gymnastics is all about movement. Children learn motor

development, tumbling, bars, balance beam, trampolines, vaulting skills and more! Obstacle courses teach your child to follow pattern-exercises to increase their reading-readiness. Our courses change weekly and

are fun, fun, fun!Instructor: Kristine Ortenzo-Hayes

Location: CRC Fee:$55/6 WksJunior Jumpers (*Parent Participation) Ages: 18 Months-2 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time1720.201 Aug 11-Sep 15 Wed 9:30-10:10am1721.201 Aug 11-Sep 15 Wed 10:30-11:10am1720.202 Sep 22-Oct 27 Wed 9:30-10:10am1721.202 Sep 22-Oct 27 Wed 10:30-11:10am1720.203 Nov 3-Dec 15* Wed 9:30-10:10am1721.203 Nov 3-Dec 15* Wed 10:30-11:10amLittle Jumpers Ages: 3 -5 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time1722.201 Aug 11-Sep 15 Wed 10:30-11:15am1723.201 Aug 11-Sep 15 Wed 11:30-12:15pm1722.202 Sep 22-Oct 27 Wed 10:30-11:15am1723.202 Sep 22-Oct 27 Wed 11:30-12:15pm1722.203 Nov 3-Dec 15* Wed 10:30-11:15am1723.203 Nov 3-Dec 15* Wed 11:30-12:15pm*Class Skip Date: Nov 24

Beginning Gymnastics & TumblingTumbling, balance beam, bars and vault - this class teaches the basics on each event. Gymnasts will learn forward rolls, handstands, cartwheels, bridges and more. Class develops strength, coordination, agility and flexibility. Students should wear comfortable clothes with no zippers or buttons on waist band. Instructor: Kristine Ortenzo-Hayes Location: CRC Fee:$59/6 WksAges: 5- 7 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time1724.201 Aug 11-Sep 15 Wed 3:45-4:40pm1724.202 Sep 22-Oct 27 Wed 3:45-4:40pm1724.203 Nov 3-Dec 15* Wed 3:45-4:40pmAges: 8-11 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time1725.201 Aug 11-Sep 15 Wed 4:45-5:40pm1725.202 Sep 22-Oct 27 Wed 4:45-5:40pm1725.203 Nov 3-Dec 15* Wed 4:45-5:40pm*Class Skip Date: Nov 24

Tumbling 101 Learn forward rolls, handstands, cartwheels, round-offs, bridges and more. Back handsprings will be taught when students are ready. Class develops strength, coordination, agility and flexibility. Students should wear comfortable clothes with no zippers or buttons on the waistband.Instructor: Kristine Ortenzo-Hayes Location: CRC Fee: $59/6 WksAges: 12-18 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time1726.201 Aug 11-Sep 15 Wed 5:45-6:40pm1726.202 Sep 22-Oct 27 Wed 5:45-6:40pm1726.203 Nov 3-Dec 15* Wed 5:45-6:40pm*Class Skip Date: Nov 24

Beginning Basketball Skills Ages: 5-13 YearsWhile your child practices ball-handling, dribbling, and shooting, they will also learn about good sportsmanship, and the value of fair play. Our outstanding coaches take an individual interest in each child regardless of his/her ability. Games played during class to reinforce lessons taught. Participants divided into age-appropriate groups. Instructor: EMH Coaches Location: CRC Gym Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee2400.201 Aug 10-Aug 31 Tue 4:30-5:30pm $30/4 Wks2400.202 Sep 7-Sep 28 Tue 4:30-5:30pm $30/4 Wks2400.203 Oct 5-Oct 26 Tue 4:30-5:30pm $30/4 Wks2400.204 Nov 2-Nov 16 Tue 4:30-5:30pm $23/3 Wks

Intermediate Basketball Skills Ages: 10-18 YearsClinic designed to introduce the player to the competitive realm of basketball. Game situations and strategies are introduced. Players should have good understanding of the fundamentals. Participants will leave with an understanding of what coaches want in a player. Games will be played during class to reinforce lessons. Participants divided into age appropriate groups.Instructor: EMH Coaches Location: CRC Gym Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee2500.201 Aug 10-Aug 31 Tue 5:30-6:30pm $40/4 Wks2500.202 Sep 7-Sep 28 Tue 5:30-6:30pm $40/4 Wks2500.203 Oct 5-Oct 26 Tue 5:30-6:30pm $40/4 Wks2500.204 Nov 2-Nov 16 Tue 5:30-6:30pm $30/3 Wks

Tennis Ages: 7-AdultsTennis is a sport for the entire family and a sport for life. Experience the fun and fundamentals of the game. Lessons include strokes, serve and volley, rules and game strategy. All skill levels welcome. Instructor: Kerry Leander, USPTA Coach Location: TVHS Tennis CourtsBeginning Juniors Ages: 7-13 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1405.201 Jul 8-Aug 12 Thu 5:30-6:30pm $60/6 Wks1405.202 Sep 9-Oct 14 Thu 5:30-6:30pm $60/6 Wks1405.203 Oct 28-Dec 9* Thu 5:30-6:30pm $60/6 WksBeginning/Int. Juniors Ages: 7-13 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1406.201 Jul 8-Aug 12 Thu 6:30-7:30pm $60/6 Wks1406.202 Sep 9-Oct 14 Thu 6:30-7:30pm $60/6 Wks1406.203 Oct 28-Dec 9* Thu 6:30-7:30pm $60/6 WksBeginning/Int. Adult Ages: 14 Years - Adults Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1407.201 Jul 8-Aug 12 Thu 7:30-8:30pm $65/6 Wks1407.202 Sep 9-Oct 14 Thu 7:30-8:30pm $65/6 Wks1407.203 Oct 28-Dec 9* Thu 7:30-8:30pm $65/6 Wks*Class Skip Date: Nov 25

Competitive Junior Tennis Ages: 10-18 YearsTake your tennis to the next level in this class that specializes in playing tennis competitively. Open to all juniors meeting the following criteria: completed mini-mum of 2 Beginning Junior sessions with or equivalent classes, competes in the U.S.P.T.A. Jr. League or Tournaments, or on a high school team. Instructor: Kerry Leander, USPTA Coach Location: TVHS Tennis Courts Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1408.201 Jul 8-Aug 12 Thu 6:30-7:30pm $60/6 Wks 1408.202 Sep 9-Oct 14 Thu 6:30-7:30pm $60/6 Wks1408.203 Oct 28-Dec 9* Thu 6:30-7:30pm $60/6 Wks*Class Skip Date: Nov 25



Sports & FitnessGolf LessonsPGA Professional Steve Adamiak and his experienced staff offer a wonderful introduction to the game of golf. Students learn proper skills and fundamentals, swing techniques and course etiquette. Clinics are tailored to each specific age group and participants skill level. Golf clubs provided if needed or can be purchased on site. Instructor: Steve Adamiak Location: Redhawk Golf Club

Junior Golf Clinic Ages: 6-17 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1500.201 Jul 7-Jul 28 Wed 4:00-5:00pm $50/4 Wks1500.202 Aug 4-Aug 25 Wed 4:00-5:00pm $50/4 Wks1500.203 Sep 8-Sep 29 Wed 4:00-5:00pm $50/4 Wks1500.204 Oct 6-Oct 27 Wed 4:00-5:00pm $50/4 Wks 1500.205 Nov 3-Nov 17 Wed 4:00-5:00pm $38/3 Wks1500.206 Dec 1-Dec 15 Wed 4:00-5:00pm $38/3 Wks

Adult Golf Clinic Ages: 18+ Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1501.201 Jul 8-Jul 29 Thu 6:30-7:30pm $50/4 Wks1501.202 Aug 5-Aug 26 Thu 6:30-7:30pm $50/4 Wks 1501.203 Sep 9-Sep 30 Thu 6:30-7:30pm $50/4 Wks1501.204 Oct 7-Oct 28 Thu 6:15-7:15pm $50/4 Wks

Women’s Golf Clinic Ages: 16 Years - Adults Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1502.201 Jul 7-Jul 28 Wed 9:00-10:00am $50/4 Wks1502.202 Aug 4-Aug 25 Wed 9:00-10:00am $50/4 Wks 1502.203 Sep 8-Sep 29 Wed 9:00-10:00am $50/4 Wks 1502.204 Oct 6-Oct 27 Wed 9:00-10:00am $50/4 Wks 1502.205 Nov 3-Nov 17 Wed 9:00-10:00am $38/3 Wks1502.206 Dec 1-Dec 15 Wed 9:00-10:00am $38/3 Wks

Senior Golf Clinic Ages: 50+ Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1503.201 Jul 6-Jul 27 Tue 8:00-9:00am $40/4 Wks1503.202 Aug 3-Aug 24 Tue 8:00-9:00am $40/4 Wks 1503.203 Sep 7-Sep 28 Tue 9:00-10:00am $40/4 Wks1503.204 Oct 5-Oct 26 Tue 9:00-10:00am $40/4 Wks 1503.205 Nov 2-Nov 16 Tue 9:00-10:00am $30/3 Wks1503.206 Nov 30-Dec 14 Tue 9:00-10:00am $30/3 Wks

Karate (Traditional Okinawan Shorin-Ryu ShorinKan)Ages: 5 Years – AdultsShorin-Ryu Shorinkan is a system of unarmed combat, which can be traced back over 1,000 years. Class provides students with a tradition of principles. Students will receive beginner, intermediate and advanced instruction. Sensei Miranda is an international certified instructor. Students will be promoted to a higher rank at instructor’s discretion. Materials Fee: Optional $25 fee for uniform. Instructor: Julio Miranda Location: HCPR Ages: 5- 8 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time Fee3600.201 Jul 6-Aug 12 Tue/Thu 6:15-7:00pm $60/6 Wks3600.202 Aug 17-Sep 23 Tue/Thu 6:15-7:00pm $60/6 Wks3600.203 Sep 28-Nov 4 Tue/Thu 6:15-7:00pm $60/6 Wks3600.204 Nov 9-Dec 16* Tue/Thu 6:15-7:00pm $55/5 WksAges: 9 -17 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee3605.201 Jul 6-Aug 12 Tue/Thu 7:00-7:45pm $60/6 Wks3605.202 Aug 17-Sep 23 Tue/Thu 7:00-7:45pm $60/6 Wks3605.203 Sep 28-Nov 4 Tue/Thu 7:00-7:45pm $60/6 Wks3605.204 Nov 9-Dec 16* Tue/Thu 7:00-7:45pm $55/5 WksAges: 18 Years -Adults Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee3610.201 Jul 6-Aug 12 Tue/Thu 7:45-8:30pm $60/6 Wks3610.202 Aug 17-Sep 23 Tue/Thu 7:45-8:30pm $60/6 Wks3610.203 Sep 28-Nov 4 Tue/Thu 7:45-8:30pm $60/6 Wks 3610.204 Nov 9-Dec 16* Tue/Thu 7:45-8:30pm $55/5 Wks*Class Skip Date: Nov 23, Nov 25

Boot Camp with a Kick Ages: 12 Years-Adults

In this power hour of intervals, boxing drills and strength training, you will boost your cardio endurance, blast fat, build

lean muscle and get REAL results! Class is designed for men, women and teens and ALL fitness levels

are welcome. Please bring a mat, jump rope, dumbbells and a can-do attitude. Instructor has 10 years of experience.

Instructor: Misty Miller Location: RRSP (Meet at Skate Park)

Fee: $35/4 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time 3550.201 Jul 6-Jul 29 Tue/Thu 6:00-7:00pm3550.202 Aug 3-Aug 26 Tue/Thu 6:00-7:00pm3550.203 Sep 7-Sep 30 Tue/Thu 6:00-7:00pm3550.204 Oct 5-Oct 28 Tue/Thu 6:00-7:00pm3550.205 Nov 2-Nov 30* Tue/Thu 6:00-7:00pm3550.206 Dec 2-Dec 30* Tue/Thu 6:00-7:00pm

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Fitness YogaAges: 12 Years-AdultsClass is designed for those looking for an exercise challenge. Participants will utilize sustained poses and flowing transitions to increase strength, stamina, flexibility, and balance. NO yoga experience is required, but participants should be able to comfortably and easily move from standing to seated, and should be free of major injuries. Saturday classes held outside when weather permits. Wear layers! Tuesday classes held indoors.

Instructor: Erica Myers-Russo Saturday’s Location: CRC Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1641.201 Jul 10-Jul 31 Sat 9:15-10:15am $24/4 Wks 1641.202 Aug 7-Aug 28 Sat 9:15-10:15am $24/4 Wks 1641.203 Sep 4-Sep 25* Sat 9:15-10:15am $18/3 Wks 1641.204 Oct 2-Oct 30* Sat 9:15-10:15am $24/4 Wks 1641.205 Nov 6-Nov 27 Sat 9:15-10:15am $24/4 WksTuesday’s Location: MPSCClass# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1642.201 Jul 6-Jul 27 Tue 7:00-8:00pm $24/4 Wks 1642.202 Aug 3-Aug 24 Tue 7:00-8:00pm $24/4 Wks 1642.203 Aug 31-Sep 28* Tue 7:00-8:00pm $24/4 Wks1642.204 Oct 5-Oct 26 Tue 7:00-8:00pm $24/4 Wks1642.205 Nov 2-Nov 16 Tue 7:00-8:00pm $18/3 Wks 1642.206 Nov 30-Dec 14 Tue 7:00-8:00pm $18/3 Wks*Class Skip Date: Sep 7, Sep 11, Oct 16

Basic YogaAges: 12 Years-AdultsUnwind at the end of the day with yoga. Class will feature poses and exercises to benefit the whole person. All fitness levels are welcome--modifications will be demonstrated to address specific limitations or to offer increased difficulty. Absolutely NO yoga experience required. Saturday classes will be held outside when weather permits. Dress accordingly! Tuesday classes are held indoors.Instructor: Erica Myers-RussoSaturday’s Location: CRCClass# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1640.201 Jul 10-Jul 31 Sat 8:00-9:00am $24/4 Wks 1640.202 Aug 7-Aug 28 Sat 8:00-9:00am $24/4 Wks 1640.203 Sep 4-Sep 25* Sat 8:00-9:00am $18/3 Wks1640.204 Oct 2-Oct 30* Sat 8:00-9:00am $24/4 Wks1640.205 Nov 6-Nov 27 Sat 8:00-9:00am $24/4 WksTuesday’s Location: MPSCClass# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1643.201 Jul 6-Jul 27 Tue 6:00-7:00pm $24/4 Wks 1643.202 Aug 3-Aug 24 Tue 6:00-7:00pm $24/4 Wks 1643.203 Aug 31-Sep 28* Tue 6:00-7:00pm $24/4 Wks1643.204 Oct 5-Oct 26 Tue 6:00-7:00pm $24/4 Wks1643.205 Nov 2-Nov 16 Tue 6:00-7:00pm $18/3 Wks 1643.206 Nov 30-Dec 14 Tue 6:00-7:00pm $18/3 Wks*Class Skip Date: Sep 7, Sep 11, Oct 16

F.I.T. - Fitness in Temecula Here is your chance to get healthy, stay healthy, and learn to become a healthier person. This exciting ongoing program is designed to promote a healthier life-style for citizens of all ages that want to be active and FIT! Whether you chose to walk or run, maintain your weight, lose a few excess pounds, or just have fun in a safe environment this program is for you, your family, and your friends. A fitness tracking card will be made available for each program participant to track their individual weekly progress. For more information, contact the Community Services Department at 694-6410.

Ages: All Days: Monday-Friday Time: 6:00-8:00pm

Program End Date: November 12th Location: Harveston Community Park

Get Healthy, Stay Healthy ... One Step At A Time “Temecula ... Walking Circles Around the World!”

5th Annual 5k/10k Fun Run The City of Temecula understands the benefits of overall health and wellness and challenges you to participate in this 5k/10k Fun Run.

This is a great event for the entire family! Date: Sunday, September 12th Time: 8:00am

Fees: Adults/$25; Youth/$10 (Youth free with paid adult)

Sound Bodies, Sound Minds

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Personal EnrichmentFrom the Market to Your Table: Farmer’s Market Tour and Organic Cooking ClassAges: Adults Join us for a tour of the Temecula Farmer’s Market. Meet the farmers, taste new flavors, learn how to select and cook seasonal vegetables, grass fed meat, cheeses, free range eggs. Then back to the kitchen as we turn our bounty into a Wine Country feast. Dishes range from: Moroccan Couscous,

Greek yogurt dip, Provencal soup “au pistou”. We will share the meal we’ve cooked together. Participants meet at the MPSC and walk to the market. Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: MPSC Fee: $40/WorkshopClass# Dates Day Time 1010.201 Sep 4 Sat 9:00-12:00pm1010.202 Oct 2 Sat 9:00-12:00pm1010.203 Nov 6 Sat 9:00-12:00pm1010.204 Dec 4 Sat 9:00-12:00pm

Simply French CuisineAges: Adults Discover how to prepare a complete menu of delicious French classics. From the bistros of Paris to the farmhouses of Burgundy, this exciting hands-on class will take you on a culinary journey through the regions that have made French food the basis for all other cuisine. Menus are different each time and range from Soupe a l’Oignon Gratinee, chicken Vallee d’Auge, Endives or cauliflower, gratin quiche lorraine, Provence Pesto vegetable soupe, Tarte tatin and many more! Drinks and recipes included. We will eat together what was made in class. Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: TCC Fee: $38/WorkshopClass# Dates Day Time 1012.201 Sep 16 Thu 6:00-8:00pm1012.202 Nov 4 Thu 6:00-8:00pm

Beginner’s Cooking ClassAges: Adults These new hands-on cooking classes are perfect for a beginner. No cooking experience is needed. Basic cooking will be done, you will learn how to cook with simple ingredients using easy recipes you will be able to duplicate in your own kitchen. Learn how to organize your week menu and how to have the perfect pantry and fridge. Students eat together what they have made in class. Level 2 class is for those with a little more cooking experience and is a continuation of the Level 1 class. New menus are introduced at each class. Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: TCC Fee: $69/2 WksLevel 1Class# Dates Day Time 1011.201 Sep 2-Sep 9 Thu 6:00-8:00pm1011.202 Oct 7-Oct 17 Thu 6:00-8:00pmLevel 2Class# Dates Day Time 1011.203 Oct 21-Oct 28 Thu 6:00-8:00pm

Vegetarian CookingAges: Adults Learn recipes using fresh vegetables, fruits, grains and cheeses. We will show you how to create delicious nutritionally balanced meals including soups, salads, couscous, and unique and healthy desserts. So hearty and satisfying you won’t even miss the meat! Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: TCC Fee: $38/WorkshopClass# Dates Day Time 1013.201 Sep 23 Thu 6:00-8:00pm1013.202 Nov 18 Thu 6:00-8:00pm

Gourmet and Gluten-freeAges: Adults Join this new class and see how easy it is to prepare a rich, gourmet, gluten-free meal with international influences. Students will eat together what was made in class. Recipes are included. Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: TCC Fee: $38/WorkshopClass# Dates Day Time 1016.201 Nov 16 Tue 6:00-8:00pm

What’s for Dinner? Weeknight Meals Made Easy!Ages: Adults With many parents both working and kids in several activities, dinner time is often whatever comes through the fast food window. Not only is this type of food unhealthy, it can also be very expensive. Learn dishes that you can make ahead of time and pop in the oven. All recipes and dishes are full of flavor, but don’t take hours to make. We will eat together what we have made in class. Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: TCC Fee: $69/2 WksClass# Dates Day Time 1015.201 Sep 7-Sep 14 Tue 6:00-8:00pm1015.202 Oct 5-Oct 12 Tue 6:00-8:00pm

Baking 101: Pies, Tarts and CakesAges: Adults Learn how to make delicious treats you can bake yourself! We will make savory and sweet pastries, cakes, tarts, pies your family and friends will love. We will eat together the treats made in class. Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: TCC Fee: $38/WorkshopClass# Dates Day Time 1017.201 Nov 2 Tue 6:00-8:00pm

Decorating Holiday SweetsAges: Adults Come learn the simple and easy way to create decorated cakes, cookies, cupcakes and candy for the upcoming holidays. Each week you’ll learn a new decorating technique to impress friends and family at your special events. Taught by cookbook author and owner of SweetArtFactory. You will receive a 19-piece decorating kit at the first class. Materials Fee: $12 due to instructor.

Instructor: Jill Foster Location: TCC Fee: $48/4 WksClass# Dates Day Time 1225.201 Oct 4-Oct 25 Mon 6:30-8:30pm

Basic Dog TrainingAges: 12 Years - AdultsClass starts with the basics and moves into intermediate dog training. We show you how to teach your dog 16 commands! We will also cover behavior issues and towards the end of class we will be training with distractions. See receipt notes for materials needed at class. Instructor: Its a Dog’s World Fee: $99/7 WksLocation: RRSP (near Skate Park)Class# Dates Day Time 3202.201 Jul 6-Aug 17 Tue 7:00-8:00pm3202.202 Aug 31-Oct 12 Tue 7:00-8:00pm3202.203 Oct 26-Dec 7 Tue 7:00-8:00pm*Class Skip Date: Sep 4

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Strong Families Parenting ClassesInstructor: Katherine Knight, Strong Families Coach Location: CRC

Parenting with 1-2-3 MagicThis award winning, evidence based program created by Dr. Thomas Phelan will help you raise kids who are responsible, respectful and fun to be around! This entertaining workshop will teach you how to manage difficult behavior without arguing, yelling or hitting. This class meets Riverside County Court requirements for parenting classes. Parenting guidance for children ages 2-12 years. Class# Dates Day Time Fee1080.201 Aug 21 Sat 9:00-11:00am $10/Workshop1080.202 Sep 28 Tue 6:30-8:30pm $10/Workshop

Parenting: More 1-2-3 MagicCompanion class to 1-2-3 Magic. In “More” we explore ways to motivate children into behaviors we want them to start, such as homework, chores, picking up, getting ready on time and much more!Class# Dates Day Time Fee1081.201 Aug 28 Sat 9:00-11:00am $10/Workshop1081.202 Oct 12 Tue 6:30-8:30pm $10/Workshop

Parenting: Effective, Respectful, and ClearThis comprehensive class will cover the fundamentals of parenting your child with a coaching approach. In this class, you will map out your individual plan for effective, respectful and clear interaction with your child(ren).Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1083.201 Jul 17-Jul 24 Sat 9:00-12:00pm $30/2 Wks

Parenting: Setting Kids Up for School SuccessSuccess in school is key to so much of your child’s life, but not all kids like school or do well. Understanding their challenges will be presented along with strategies to help your child get the most out of school. Class# Dates Day Time Fee1084.201 Aug 24 Tue 6:30-8:30pm $10/Workshop1084.202 Oct 19 Tue 6:30-8:30pm $10/Workshop

Parenting: Dealing with DivorceShared custody as the result of a divorce may be the biggest challenge to parenting. This class explores the ups and downs of parenting after divorce, and offers specific strategies for getting the most for kids out of shared custody. Class# Dates Day Time Fee1085.201 Sep 14 Tue 6:30-8:30pm $10/Workshop

Parenting: The Keys to your Child’s HeartEveryone is motivated by something, but you may have noticed not everyone is motivated by the same thing. Understanding what motivates your child gives you the keys to your child’s heart. We will cover, temperament, birth order, and love languages and how they interact. Class# Dates Day Time Fee1082.201 Oct 16 Sat 9:00-11:00am $10/Workshop

Parenting: Make the Most of the HolidaysHolidays, traditions and rituals that are celebrated will offer children many benefits, including both physical and mental health, resiliency and stability. Come learn how to celebrate well, enjoy the holidays and benefit your children. Class# Dates Day Time Fee1086.201 Nov 30 Tue 6:30-8:30pm $10/Workshop

Breastfeeding ClassesAges: Adults Our certified Childbirth Educator and Doula will teach you the techniques and skills to successfully breastfeed your new baby. Various topics will be covered including the benefits of breastfeeding. Please bring a nursing pillow and a doll or stuffed animal to class. Instructor: Tara Wilshusen Location: MPSC Fee: $45/WorkshopClass# Dates Day Time3870.201 Aug 17 Tue 6:00-8:30pm3870.202 Sep 14 Tue 6:00-8:30pm3870.203 Oct 19 Tue 6:00-8:30pm3870.204 Nov 16 Tue 6:00-8:30pm

Childbirth ClassesAges: Expectant Mothers This class is a must for first time moms and their partners. You will learn about what to expect during the stages of labor and birth, coping techniques and strategies for pain management. The class will cover medication options, interventions, cesarean births and much more. Our certified Lactation Educator, childbirth Educator and Doula will prepare you for the

exciting childbirth experience. Please bring two pillows to each class.Instructor: Tara Wilshusen Location: MPSC Fee: $100/4 WksClass# Class Dates Day Time 3860.201 Aug 9-Aug 30 Mon 6:30-8:30pm3860.202 Oct 4-Oct 25 Mon 6:30-8:30pm3860.203 Nov 8-Nov 29 Mon 6:30-8:30pm3860.204 Dec 6-Dec 27 Mon 6:30-8:30pm

English as a Second Language (ESL) Ages: Adults Mt. San Jacinto College is pleased to be offering English as a Second Language (ESL) classes. We encourage everyone who wants to learn or improve their English to attend these free classes. Call 694-6469 for detailed information. Registration will take place on a first-come, first-serve basis at the first class meeting. Dates Days Time Location FeeAug-Dec Mon/Fri 9:00am-1:00pm TCC FREEAug-Dec T/W/Th 9:00am-12:00pm TCC FREEAug-Dec T/W/Th 5:30-8:30pm TCC FREE

Immigration and Citizenship Ages: Adults This course is designed for the prospective U.S. citizen to prepare for citizen-ship. For detailed course information call 694-6469. Dates Days Time Location FeeAug-Dec Tue/Wed 5:30:8:30pm TCC FREE

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Amazing Events at the Workshop:

www.Pennypickles.orgHome of Professor Phineas T. Pennypickle, Ph.D., scientist, time traveler and inventor of wacky and wonderful contraptions that amaze, delight, and educate children and adults alike. Every surface of wall, ceiling, and furniture is occupied by pulleys, gears, cables, notes, blueprints and stuff. There are secret passageways and puzzles, machines and gizmos. Children must be accompanied by an adult 18 or older. For more information, call 951-308-6370. Professor Pennypickle and his faithful little mouse friend Beaker have lots of fun activities planned for you every month (and sometimes they are a surprise until the last minute… there are WAY too many exciting happenings going on to list here!). Be sure to call the Professor’s hotline at 951-308-6376, or check his website at www.pennypickles.org for the latest information, times, and prices, or to purchase tickets in advance.

Explore Science with Professor Pennypickle!

Science Adventures: Paper Airplanes!Friday, July 2This is your chance to experiment with different paper airplane designs and what makes them soar the farthest! Be prepared for lots of laughs as you see whether your creation will rise or plummet...Beaker will be watching!

Water WackinessFriday, July 9Attention, young scientists! If you’re interested in dihydrogen monoxide, you will want to be at the Workshop on this night. There will be lots of experimentation with its remarkable properties...hopefully none will get on your clothing. Don’t worry - it dries quickly. (Remember, you can always purchase dihydrogen monoxide in its own containment container in the Professor’s little gift shop.)

Food Science: Ice CreamFriday, July 16We scream for ice cream because we love it...now we’ll figure out the science behind it as we discover how ice and salt manage to help make such a delicious concoction...and then we’ll get to eat it!

Crazy ChemistryFriday, July 23We’ll try not to blow up the Workshop as we learn a little Chemistry 101...be prepared for some funny surprises and don’t forget to wear your lab coat!

Pennypickle’s Pajamarama Family Camp-OutFriday, July 30 Grab your family, get out your tent, and join us for the Professor’s first all-night camp-out! Camping spots will be in the parking lot, and the Workshop will be open for campers to watch movies, make s’mores, eat popcorn, and have a great time. Go to www.pennypickles.org to make a reservation.

Hot Summer KnightsFriday, August 6Have a fun “knight” learning about castles, catapults, armor, and everything medieval. Bring your shield if you think you’ll need it.

Beaker’s Little BirthdaySunday, August 8Professor Pennypickle had a huge birthday bash - but Beaker is more comfortable with just a miniature party - and that means LITTLE! Help celebrate in Beaker’s mini style with lots of teeny tiny fun and surprises.

Color ScienceFriday, August 13Plan to invent your own personal who-knows-what-design as we move some molecules around with color-exploding science that’s not even messy. (Too bad. The Professor likes messy. But he’s excited about this technique, too!)

Toying with TrajectoriesFriday, August 20Wow...a chance to launch projectiles! The Professor and Beaker can’t wait. Catapults and trebuchets are some of their favorite things.

Science of Self-DefenseFriday, August 27Parents, if you have concerns about how your child would react if their well-being was threatened, this is an evening you won’t want to miss. Basic self-defense moves and tactics will be demonstrated in a comfortable, non-frightening manner. Space is limited, so go to www.pennypickles.org to register.

Beaker’s End of Summer PartyFriday, September 3What’s better than a party and playing in the Professor’s Workshop! Join Beaker and the Professor’s assistants to celebrate a very merry un-Summer.

Science - It’s a Girls’ ThingFriday, September 10It’s a girls’ night and the fun has begun! Concoct some secret formulas and experiment with stuff that smells really good. Hopefully chocolate is involved!

Phineas’ Invention Series: Bug BuildingFriday, September 17Get some hands-on inventing going on as we build some bug bots! You’ll have to purchase a kit (it’s only $4), but you’ll get to take your own little moveable bug home so you can race it and show it off to all your friends. (Plus you can say YOU made it!)

Science Adventures: Illusions and Magic TricksFriday, September 24Is it science or is it magic? They have a lot in common - both produce wonderful effects that leave us bewildered. Learn some tricks tonight as you explore the magic behind some of the Professor’s favorite illusions.

October: Museum Gone Mad!

Icky ScienceFriday, October 1Oh yeah - the chance to turn simple ingredients into icky, sticky messes! What’s not to love? Hopefully we can add just a touch of atomic glow to make things even ickier...yay!Mad Monster Robot Contest PartyFriday, October 15Ok, so you built the Frankenstein robot and entered it in Pennypickle’s Mad Monster Robot Contest. Tonight you and your family can see if you’ve won! Or if you didn’t enter a robot (why not? It’s free and you can win great prizes!), you can check out everyone else’s creations. Either way, party tonight at Pennypickle’s Workshop!Pennypickle’s Daffy Dress RehearsalFriday, October 22 The Professor loves Halloween because he loves disguises. Your little ones can get in the spirit a little early this year to show off at this wacky “dress rehearsal” night! Every child wearing a costume will receive a token for Pennypickle’s Crypto-Matic Machine, and there will be “Best Disguise” and “Most Pennypicklish Costume” certificates to celebrate the occasion. Haunted MuseumFriday, October 29 - Sunday, October 31Fright and terror will abound when Pennypickle’s Workshop converts into the Haunted Museum on the evenings of October 29-31. This creepy experience is guaranteed to leave you screaming for more. The Haunted Museum is recommended for teens and older.

Pennypickle’s Adventurous Eater’s ClubFriday, November 5Well, there won’t be anything as exotic as goat kidneys or earthworms, but tonight you may get to try something you’ve never eaten before! Try tastings of foods that are not normally included in kid’s meals (don’t be afraid - there will be nothing you can’t find at your local supermarket!) and earn Phineas’ Adventure Club patch.

Science of Harry PotterFriday, November 12A very special experience awaits as the Professor’s Workshop presents an enchanting night for both muggles and wizards. Focusing on science rather than magic, your child will participate in engaging hands-on experiments and activities that will enthrall anyone who has ever desired to attend the famous Hogwarts Academy. This event is for kids ages 5-12 only (no parents!) and will be limited to the first 50 enrollees.

Food Science: Graham Cracker ArchitectureFriday, November 19What can YOU build out of simple graham crackers...a skyscraper? A ship? A bridge? It’ll be fun to see how well your design will hold up using frosting as glue. (No eating your building, though. Well...maybe!)

Science of SantaFriday, November 26Old Town Temecula celebrates the arrival of Santa tonight and the Professor thinks it will be fun if WE explore the science of the jolly old man and his international operations. (If anyone understands time travel, it’s Professor Pennypickle!)

Pennypickle’s Scout Merit Badge WorkshopsAges: All ages of scouts Fee: $10/per scout Gather your group of scouts and head to Pennypickle’s to earn your science-related badges. The Professor’s assistants will guide your scouts through a science themed activity that meets the requirements for their badges. All materials will be provided (not the badge, of course). Pre-registration for all scouts is required and can be completed for these workshops only at tcsd.cityoftemecula.org. Adult chaperones and siblings can pay $5 at the door. Siblings and chaperones will not participate in the workshop, but are welcome to play in the museum. Admission for scout leaders is free and leaders must participate in the workshop. All workshops are held on Wednesdays from 3:00-5:00pm on the dates listed below. Class# Dates Theme6600.201 Sep 8 Prisms, Lights and the Color Rainbow 6600.202 Sep 22 Prisms, Lights and the Color Rainbow6600.203 Oct 6 Environmental Science I: Earth Science6600.204 Oct 20 Environmental Science I: Earth Science6600.205 Nov 3 Environmental Science II: Ecosystems6600.206 Nov 17 Environmental Science II: Ecosystems

Wonderful Winter EventsWinter WonderlandFriday, December 10A night for families to have fun and make memories...Pennypickle’s Winter Wonderland will become one of your favorite holiday traditions. Dress warmly ‘cause there’s SNOW to play in! Pennypickle’s Polar ExpressFriday, December 17 & Saturday, December 18Moms and Dads - Enjoy some “alone time” during this busy season while your PJ-and-robe-clad child boards Professor Pennypickle’s Polar Express! Space will be limited to the first 50 passengers each evening - children must be between the ages of 5-10 years old. Visit www.pennypickles.org for more information and to register early. New Year’s Eve at NoonFriday, December 31Celebrate the New Year Pennypickle-style...at noon instead ofmidnight! You won’t want to miss the Professor’s VERY special partyfor those too young to stay up late.

Have your Party at the Professor’s House!With four different party packages available and the Professor’s and Beaker’s help, you are bound to have an unforgettably fun celebration! Call the Professor’s hotline at951-308-6376 for more information and to reserve your party date today!

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Discover Science Through Playat Pennypickle’s Workshop

42081 Main Street, Old Town Temecula

Check times and prices at:

www.pennypickles.org

Have you seen the

Professor’s new

Play Room??

“Where Teens Rock!”TEEN EPICENTER

Ages: 12-18 Years The Educational Professional Interest

center is where things happen! It’s the place where friends can hang out, play Wii, Play Station 2, Game Cube and Xbox, shoot some pool, play foosball, watch movies and more. It’s also the place to check out information on the

Job and College Board and so much more. Check out our MySpace for more

info at MySpace.com/TemeculaYouth.

Location: CRC Fee: $1/annuallyDay Times (subject to change)Monday thru Friday 2:30pm-8:45pmSaturday 11:00am-8:45pmSunday 1:00pm-4:45pm Youth Advisory Kouncil (YAK) RecruitmentAges: 14-18 Years We are recruiting Temecula high school students for the Youth Advisory Kouncil (YAK). If you are interested in bringing exciting opportunities to your community you would be perfect! YAK members will play a significant role in planning City events by becoming involved in City policies. Focus will be on service learning, leadership development, field trips, and guest panel discussions. The Kouncil meets weekly to discuss programs and ideas on how to make our great City even better. If you are interested in becoming a member, please drop in and attend a meeting or call 694-6410 for more information. Location: CRCDates Day TimeOngoing Mon 5:00-6:00pm

Teen Lock-InAges: 14-18 Years That’s right, the Lock-In is back! Tell your friends, air out your sleeping bag, pack your toothbrush - or don’t, and come spend the night at the CRC. Breakfast will be provided and you will have access to the gym, teen room, games, movies, food, and much more. Pre-registration is required. For info call 694-6410.Location: CRC Fee: $3/person Activity# Dates Days Time 2570.201 Aug 6-Aug 7 Fri-Sat 10:00pm-9:00am

Kick-Back @ The PoolAges: 11-18 Years Want an escape from those long hot summer days? Meet your friends down at the pool for an evening kick-back. There will be music, snacks, games, and the famous water slide to enjoy. Bring a towel, your school ID or schedule, and some spending money for our delicious smoothies and concessions. This only comes once a year!Location: CRC Fee: $3/personMiddle SchoolActivity# Date Day Time 2550.201 Jul 24 Sat 6:00-8:00pmHigh SchoolActivity# Date Day Time 2560.201 Jul 31 Sat 6:00-8:00pm

Dance FusionAges: Middle School Mark your calendar and get your friends together! All you need to dance the night away is your Temecula school ID. There will be snacks for sale, a place to kick-back, and the hottest beats to dance to. Don’t have a school ID? Have your parents verify your grade and you are in! Register early online to beat the line at the door. Dance open to all Temecula middle school students, including home school students. Location: CRC Fee: $3/personActivity# Dates Day Time 2350.201 Jul 17 Sat 7:00-9:00pm

2nd Annual Jr. Open Novice Tennis TournamentAge Divisions: 10’s, 12’s, 14’s, 16’s, 18’s The City of Temecula is proud to be a newly recognized member of the United States Tennis Association (USTA) and is excited to sponsor this USTA sanctioned event. The 2nd annual Jr. Open novice tennis tournament is a two-day tournament; however, depending on your division you will either play the first day or the second, not both. Please register no later than August 20, online at usta.com. After registering you will be notified of the day and time your division is scheduled to play. Registration Deadline: Aug 20Dates: Sat, Aug 28-Sun, Aug 29 Location: TVHS Fee: $20/person

College and Vocational InvitationalAges: 16-18 Years You are invited to the 2nd annual College and Vocational Invitational. This event provides current junior and senior high school students of the Temecula Valley an opportunity to speak with representatives about their post secondary options. Many accredited universities, colleges and trade schools will be on hand to provide valuable information. Explore the many different avenues available to you locally and nationally. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore your future! No registration is required. Location: Promenade Mall Dates Day TimeSep 25 Sat 10:00am-2:00pm

RocktoberAges: 11-18 Years Lots of concerts, not enough variety and too high of prices? Don’t want to go to ten concerts to see ten different bands? Come to Rocktober where ten or more bands will perform in one-all-afternoon concert! This exciting 5 hour event will include performances by local bands, lots of food, souvenirs and plenty of giveaways. Space is limited, so get your tickets ahead of the crowd by registering online. Location: CRC Fee: $5/pre-registered or $7/at the doorActivity# Dates Day Time 2340.201 Oct 16 Sat 1:00-6:00pm

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General Information: The City of Temecula offers a state-of-the-art Skate Park located at 42569 Margarita Road. The entire park includes a concreteskateboard facility, an official size roller hockey arena, picnic facilities, restroom, equipment rental and plenty of parking. This one-acre skate park offers the ultimate skateboarding and in-line skating experience. The park consists of a competition 60-foot diameter bowl and ramp entry. A 10-foot wide apron connects the upper bowl with a street plaza skate area. The street plaza boasts a pyramid, fun box, curbs, ramps, stairs and a 20-foot handrail. The park is staffed and open to the public for various sessions per day, 7 days a week. Special beginner sessions are also offered. The facility is lighted for night skating and can accommodate a maximum of 30 skaters at one time.

All participants must have a signedwaiver form prior to park entry!APPROPRIATE SAFETY GEAR REQUIRED!If you do not have safety gear, you may rent it at the park.

AdmissionA resident/non-resident card is required. Each card is $1 annually.Type FeeResident FREENon-Resident $5/session

Rental Items & FeesAppropriate safety gear is required to use Skate Park.Item FeeHand/Wrist Guards $2/pairHelmet $2Elbow Pads $1/pairKnee Pads $1/pairAll Items $5

Roller Hockey Arena

Summer Hours of Operation:Days Session Hours Mon/Wed/Fri Session 1 4:00pm - 6:30pm

Session 2 7:00pm - 9:30pmTue/Thu Session 1 1:00pm - 3:30pm

Session 2 4:00pm - 6:30pmSaturday Session 1 4:00pm - 6:30pm

Session 2 7:00pm - 9:30pmSunday Session 1 1:00pm - 3:30pm

Session 2 4:00pm - 6:30pm

Fall Hours of Operation:Days Session Hours Monday - Friday Session 1 4:30pm - 8:00pmSaturday Session 1 4:00pm - 6:30pm

Session 2 7:00pm - 9:30pmSunday Session 1* 1:00pm - 3:30pm

Session 2 4:00pm - 6:30pm* Note: Sunday session is for beginners only.

Scheduled ClosuresDate Day Sessions Open Jul 3 Sat Session 2Jul 4 Sun NoneOct 29 Fri NoneOct 31 Sun NoneNov 25 Thu NoneDec 25 Sat NoneDec 31 Fri None

The regulation size (180 foot by 85 foot) roller hockey arena accommodates roller hockey enthusiasts of every age. In addition to regularly scheduled open skate time, the arena is used extensively by local non-profit youth hockey leagues and hosts a variety of roller hockey tournaments.Community Open SkateDay TimeMon-Fri 8:00am-3:45pmScheduled Closure: Oct 29

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Skate ParkFREE to

Residents!

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General Information:

Sports Facilities & Leagues

City facilities are maintained year-round and offer high quality community park sites. Facilities include lighted and unlighted softball/baseball diamonds, soccer/football fields, indoor basketball/volleyball courts, roller hockey arena and tennis courts. Fields and courts are available for youth and adult leagues, tournaments and public use. If you are interested in one of our facilities or would like information about leagues and tournaments, please call the Sports Division at 302-4136 or the CRC at 694-6410 during normal office hours.

Sports Fields are available at these locations:Park Location AddressPala Community Park 44900 Temecula LnPaloma Del Sol Park 32099 DePortola RdRonald Reagan Sports Park 30875 Rancho Vista RdTemecula Middle School 42075 Meadows PkwyMargarita Community Park 29119 Margarita RdHarveston Community Park 28582 Harveston DrPatricia H. Birdsall Sports Park 32380 Deer Hollow Way

2010 Summer/Fall Adult Sports LeaguesInformation packages regarding rules and procedures are available at the PHBSP and CRC or by calling 302-4136 or 694-6410. Persons interested in participating in City league sports, but who do not have a team, may place their name on an eligibility list by calling PHBSP at 302-4136. Every effort will be made to place interested players on a team, but placement is not guaranteed.Non-Resident Fee PolicyNon-residents are defined as those who reside outside the city limits of Temecula. Non-residents are required to pay an additional fee of $10/per person, per league, per session.

2010 Summer/Fall Registration InformationLeague Start Date Reg Date Mgr. MtgAdult Softball Aug 2 Jun 22 Jul 27

Adult Softball LeaguesFee: $450/Team (additional $10 non-resident fee per player)

Day League Start Date Time LocationMon Womens/Mens II Aug 2 6:00-10:00pm PHBSPTue Mens I/II Aug 3 6:00-10:00pm PHBSPWed Senior Aug 4 6:00-10:00pm PHBSPThu Mens II Aug 5 6:00-10:00pm PHBSPFri Co-ed Aug 6 6:00-10:00pm PHBSP

Adult Softball TournamentsLocation: PHBSP Fields Fee: $250/TeamTournament Dates Reg. DeadlineTurkey Trot Nov 20-21 Temecula Teams: Nov 4; Non-Res Teams: Nov 5Spark of Love Dec 11-12 Temecula Teams: Nov 18; Non-Res Teams: Nov 19

Attention Coaches: Are you looking for additional players? Call the TCSD Sports Division at 302-4136 to request names of individuals waiting to play in organized competition.

Youth Sports DirectoryThe following sports organizations are not affiliated with the City of Temecula Community Services Department. Please contact these organizations directly regarding youth sports.

Baseball/Softball

Temecula Valley American Little League www.tvall.orgTemecula Valley Central Little League www.tvcll.comTemecula Valley National Little League 694-6852/www.eteamz.com/tvnllTemecula Valley Girls Softball Assoc. 894-2403 or www.tvgsa.netTemecula Youth Baseball (PONY) 541-0994/www.tybb.org

BasketballTemecula Youth Basketball www.tybl.org

FootballTemecula Valley Pop Warner 302-3304/www.temeculavalleypopwarner.com

HockeyTemecula Valley In-line Hockey Assn. www.tviha.com

JudoTemecula Valley Judo Club 768-1180/www.tvjudo.com

SwimTemecula Swim Club 699-5526/www.temeculaswimclub.com

SoccerTemecula Valley Youth Soccer Assn. 676-5425/www.tvsa.orgTemecula United Soccer Club 694-3254/www.temeculaunited.orgArsenal FC www.arsenalfc.us/

Track & FieldTemecula Valley Time Machine 698-1891/www.temeculatimemachine.orgTemecula Rangers 506-7847/www.temecularangers.com

YMCABasketball & Flag Football 677-YMCA/www.riversideymca.org

Boys and Girls Clubs695-0181 or 699-1526 www.bgcswc.org

Field ClosuresIf you would like to be notified of all field closures, please visit the city website at www.cityoftemecula.org to be placed on an email distribution list or call our hotline at 694-6445. The hotline will be updated by 3:00pm on days of inclement weather.

CRC Open GymBasketball & VolleyballThe Community Recreation Center offers special open gym time for teens, adults and seniors, featuring basketball and volleyball. Dates and times may change for holidays, special events, and maintenance of the facility. A monthly calendar of operating hours for the Gym can be obtained from the CRC. Fee Type: Fee Amount:Required Resident Card $1/AnnuallyRequired Non-resident Card $1/AnnuallyResident Entrance FREENon-resident Entrance $3/Per Visit

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Summer ProgramsHigh Hope Excursion to Pennypickle’s Workshop!This summer the High Hopes participants will be making a trip to Old Town Temecula to visit Pennypickle’s Workshop, the Temecula Children’s Museum. Home of Professor Phineas T. Pennypickle PH.D, scientist, time traveler and inventor of wacky and wonderful contraptions that amaze, delight and educate. Participants will meet at museum located at 42081 Main Street. Date Day Time Location Jun 22 Tue 3:00-5:00pm Pennypickle’s Workshop

High Hopes Exercise ProgramGet fit with us! Join us this summer for our fit and fitness exercise class. Lose a few pounds and get into shape. Classes consist of low impact aerobics and stretching exercises to fit special needs adults. Wear loose clothing and bring an exercise mat. Dates Day Time Jun 8-Jul 27 Tue 3:00-3:35pm*Class Skip Date: Jun 22

Food for Health! Let’s learn about healthy food! What’s good for you and what’s not! Learn about foods nutritional values and about calories. This class will help you make important food choices to help you lose weight and eat healthy. Dates Day Time Jun 8-Jul 27* Tue 2:00-3:00pm *Class Skip Date: Jun 22

Fall ProgramsCartooning with Bigfoot Tony Moramarco, AKA “Bigfoot” will walk students through step-by-step instructions for drawing their favorite cartoon characters. Bigfoot’s technique involves the isolation and use of basic geometric shapes to create a visual map, which when followed, allows the artist to create more accurate drawings. Students will learn different shading and color techniques. The entire process is educational and a LOT of fun! Dates Day Time Sep 16-Oct 7 Thu 3:00-4:00pm

High Hopes Musical ChimesLearn the magic of playing musical chimes with your friends. The sweet melody of chimes provides a great learning tool for adults with special needs. Participants will perform at the annual Holiday party

in December. Dates Day Time Sep 16-Dec 2* Thu 3:00-4:00pm*Class Skip Date: Nov 11, Nov 25

The Temecula High Hopes Program enables our special needs adults, ages 18 and older to socialize and interact with peers while participating in group activities and events. The program meets at the Mary Phillips Senior Center (MPSC) at 41845 6th Street in Old Town behind the Fire Station, the first and third Fridays of each month from 6:00–9:00pm. Check out the following calendar for upcoming activities. For additional information, call 694-6464. Location: (MPSC) Mary Phillips Senior Center Fee: $1/resident, $2/non-resident

Let Freedom Ring Dinner & Dance Let’s celebrate America with a good old-fashioned BBQ. Bring hamburgers or hotdogs to BBQ and a summer side salad to share. Date: Jul 16 Time: 5:00pm

Movie in the Park Join us at Temeku Hills Park as we enjoy the movie Cloudy with a chance of Meatballs. Bring a picnic dinner and don’t forget a blanket or chair. Location: Temeku Hills ParkDate: Aug 6 Time: 6:00pm

Hawaiian Luau Wear your best hula attire and enjoy some live Hawaiian entertainment. Bring a Hawaiian snack to share. Date: Aug 20 Time: 6:00pm

Mulligan Excursion Meet us at Mulligan Family Fun Center for some fun and games. Fee includes dinner, games and unlimited rides. Register by Aug 20. Location: Mulligan Family Fun Center, 24950 Madison Ave., Murrieta Date: Sep 3 Time: 6:00pm Fee: $17/person

11th Anniversary Party & Dance Wear your best party attire and help us celebrate the 11th anniversary of the High Hopes program. Refreshments will be provided. Date: Sep 17 Time: 6:00pm

Halloween Spooktacular Dance Join us at the CRC for a fun-filled night as we celebrate Halloween. Don’t forget to wear your favorite costume. Pizza will be provided. Location: CRCDate: Oct 15 Time: 6:00pm

Turkey Trot Dance Thanksgiving is a time to celebrate your friends and family. Join us for some dancing and refreshments. Date: Nov 5 Time: 5:00pm

Holiday Dance You won’t want to miss this evening special Holiday event. Wear your favorite holiday attire. Refreshments will be provided. Date: Dec 17 Time: 6:00pm

All events meet at the MPSC unless otherwise noted. Please note events are subject to change. For more information call 694-6464.

Fee: $1/resident, $2/non-resident (Unless otherwise noted)

2010 Event Schedule

Watch us perform at the Community Services Expo on June 5th!

(*See page 2 for details)

High Hopes Open GymCome enjoy some gym play time with your friends. Dates Day Time LocationAug 9-Dec 30 Mon - Fri 9:00-11:00am CRC Gym*Skip Dates: Jul 5, Sep 6, Nov 11, Nov 25, Nov 26, Dec 24, Dec 31

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Temecula Valley Museum

The Temecula Valley Museum offers wonderful opportunities for children and adults to learn about the history of the Valley. Our permanent collection and changing exhibits introduce local and period history, concepts, characters, and continuous learning experiences for people of all ages. We offer a number of programs and activities, including guest lecturers, creative and informative workshops, reenactments of history, museum tours and walking tours of Old Town Temecula.

Reservations are required for guided exhibit tours, historical walking tours of Old Town Temecula, and museum workshops and activities. A minimum of eight or more individuals are required for the tours.

Location: 28314 Mercedes StreetHours: Tuesday-Saturday 10am-4pm, Sunday 1-4pmAdmission: $2 Suggested DonationInformation: 694-6450

Tour Docent ProgramThis excellent program offers exceptional benefits and rewards for participants. The benefits include the free education you will receive learning about the local history of the Valley; while the rewards come from making a difference in the lives of the public, our local residents, and especially our young students learning about the history of Temecula for the first time. No advance knowledge or training is required, just the desire to learn and the willingness to share your knowledge. If you are interested in becoming a Tour Docent at the Temecula Valley Museum, please give us a call at (951) 694-6450.

Summer Explorers CampA unique summer camp opportunity for your 8-10 year old children to explore the history of our local area. Children will get a chance to learn how the Native Americans and pioneers lived, and experience the art, music and lifestyles of the cultures that make up the Temecula Valley. For more detailed information on these unique camps see page 10 of the Summer Camps section.Camp Dates Day Time Camp Topic Jul 12-Jul 16 Mon-Fri 9:00am-1:00pm Natural HistoryJul 19-Jul 23 Mon-Fri 9:00am-1:00pm Native American HeritageJul 26-Jul 30 Mon-Fri 9:00am-1:00pm New World InfluencesAug 2-Aug 6 Mon-Fri 9:00am-1:00pm Pioneer Life

Museum Exhibitions

Pun Intended: The Appliqued Witof Dorothy VanceJune 12 - August 1, 2010“Pun Intended: The Appliqued Wit of Dorothy Vance,” features 14 humorous quilts juxtaposing folk art, politics and pop culture. Dorothy Vance engaged in various sorts of arts and crafts including pottery, tile making, bread making, writing and graphic design before becoming best known for her unique, clever and charming folk art quilts. She continued to create new works until her death in February of 2007 at the age of 77. This exhibit showcases the work and the vision of this imaginative and artistic personality. She combines her clever wit with her sewing skills in such quilts as the award-winning “Presidents”; the limerick-filled quilt “There Was An Old Man”; and “Odd Couples,” a humorous pairing of icons from history and popular culture who share the same last name, such as Nat and Lana Turner, Karl and Harpo Marx, and James and Marilyn Monroe.

The Whitney Wilkinson Collection: Life at the Vail Ranch

August 14 - October 24, 2010This exhibit is a photographic look at the day to day

workings of the Vail Ranch. These photographs offer a glimpse into the farming and ranching operations and also some of the recreational activities enjoyed by the family, ranch hands and business associates. The items in this exhibit are part of a major collection presented to the Temecula Valley Museum by the Wilkinson

family. This collection is an irreplaceable, extensive and comprehensive history of the origin

and development of the Vail Ranch.

Erle Stanley Gardner Exhibit: November 6 - January 9, 2011November is the traditional start of the annual Erle Stanley Gardner Exhibit. Join us for another peek into the life of Temecula’s most famous resident. There is always a new adventure available in the Temecula Valley Museum’s collection of more than 5,000 photographs taken by “Uncle Erle” as he explored the world on his many “working vacations”.

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Gallery TalksGallery Talk times and dates are published in the monthly Temecula Valley Museum Newsletter. To receive the newsletter, please send your e-mail address to [email protected].

David Lewis: “Last Known Address,” The History of the Julian Cemetery, True Stories of the Pioneers Learn the story behind the author’s search for the history of the Julian pioneers and the connection with our local history. Enjoy the tale of discovery of that lost history and the journey to find the answers to century-old questions. Date: Thursday, May 27th Time: 7:00pm

Justin Farmer: Basketry Plants Used by Western American Indians Join Justin Farmer in a look at his new book about the plant species used to create the artistic and utilitarian baskets of early western Native Americans. Bring your own basket and get clues about its history. Book signing will take place after Gallery Talk.

Whitney Vail Wilkinson: Life at the Vail Ranch In conjunction with the Wilkinson exhibit, join Walter Vail’s great nephew, Whitney Wilkinson, in a revealing look into the day to day operation of the Vail Ranch..

Museum EventsFlea MarketEveryone enjoys finding that special something at the flea market. Rent your own space or just come to enjoy the treasure hunt. This is a fundraising event to benefit the Temecula Valley Museum.Date: Saturday, June 12 Time: 8:30am-3:00pm

Quilt Block Making WorkshopIf enjoying a quilt show makes you want to learn how to quilt, join the Valley of the Mist Quilters’ Guild for a workshop demonstrating how to make quilt blocks. In conjunction with the quilt exhibit “Pun Intended: The Appliqued Wit of Dorothy Vance” the theme will center on humor with Temecula’s past and present in mind. There will be two workshops so if you miss the first you have another opportunity to attend or attend both and get a good start on your quilt. Date: Saturday, July 17 Time: 12:00-4:00pm

A Walking Tour of Old TownStart your weekend off with a fun and unique experience for friends and family alike. Join us for a historical guided tour of Old Town Temecula and feel the early 1900’s come to life. The tour begins at the Temecula Valley Museum in Sam Hicks Monument Park and winds through Old Town for stories and historical facts about some of our oldest landmarks and most colorful characters. Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult.Fee: $2Date: Saturday, September 18 Time: 10:00am

Chapel of MemoriesLocated in Sam Hicks Monument Park, this

historic chapel offers a charming setting for weddings and memorials. Call 926-6400 for

more information and reservations.

Vail Ranch ConservationThe Temecula Valley Museum is undertaking an extensive conservation effort to protect maps, documents and photographs recently donated to the Museum by Whitney Wilkinson. There are over 2,000 documents and photographs in this significant collection accumulated by the original owners of the Vail Ranch. The Ranch extended for 87,000 acres from the Santa Rosa Plateau to Highway 79 south. The importance of this collection is reflected in the source and dates of the items. Many items date from the mid-1800’s and are unique and provide rare primary research opportunities. Vail Ranch was the dominant economic entity from its founding in 1905 to its sale in 1964. Temecula’s history is intertwined in these documents.

High Country MagazineThe High Country magazine is a museum publication with southwest California and local history articles and photographs written by local long-time residents and historians. Issues available for purchase at the Museum Gift Shop or become a Friend of the Museum and receive your copies by mail.

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Mary Phillips Senior Center“The Place Friends Meet”

The Community Services Department offers a wide variety of services and activities at the Mary Phillips Senior Center (MPSC). This facility is located at 41845 Sixth Street, and is equipped with four pool tables, a library, classrooms and auditorium. The center is open Monday through Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm. Stop by and pick up our monthly calendar of activities and information on senior programs and services. For more information call 694-6464.

Senior Nutrition Program Ages: 60+ and SpousesMeals On-Site: In cooperation with Riverside County Office on Aging and Sodexo Corporation, we offer a lunch program for seniors age 60+ and their spouses. Meals are served in a congregate setting at the Senior Center. Days: Monday - Friday Time: 11:30amReservations: Required 24 hours in advance. Call the Nutrition Program at 694-6465 from 9:00am-1:00pm. If you are unable to keep your reservation, please call the same number to cancel.Suggested Donation: $3 for seniors; $5 for non-seniors.Home Delivered Meals: The Nutrition Program offers home-delivered meals to homebound seniors in our community. Hot meals are delivered at lunchtime Monday-Friday, with frozen meals delivered for the weekends. Call the Office on Aging at (800) 510-2020 for details.

Senior Transport ProgramDon’t sit inside…call us for your next ride...to the Senior Center! The Transport Program offers door-to-door round-trip transportation to the Center. Days: Monday-Friday Fee: $.50/Resident; $1/Non-residentPick-up Time: 9:00-10:30am Return Time: 1:30-3:30pmReservations: Call 694-6464 at least 24 hours in advance

Senior Education SeriesYou are invited to attend the Loma Linda University Rehabilitation, Orthopedics & Neurosciences Institute monthly educational series of talks at the center. Seminars are from 10:30-11:10am and refreshments are served. Below is a list of seminar dates, topics and speakers!Topic Date Speaker Movement Disorder Wed, Jul 21 Dr. HsuMemory Disorder Fri, Aug 27 Dr. SherzaiVestibular Thu, Sep 23 Physical TherapyJoint Replacement Wed, Oct 27 Keith Anderson, NPSpine Wed, Dec 1 Dr. Deborah Henry

4th Annual MPSC Health & Wellness Fair Join us for the 4th annual “Health and Wellness Fair.” Health care providers will be on hand to give “free” screenings and information. Also, the Riverside County Office of Aging and Braille Institute information van will be on hand to answer questions. Entertainment, refreshments, prizes and much more! Date Day Time FeeOct 23 Sat 9:00am - 12:00pm FREE

HMO Information Fair Back by popular demand! Fall is the time to get information about your HMO medical benefits. Representatives from: Scan, InterValley Health Plan, Aetna, Blue Shield, Silver Care, Kaiser Permanente, MD Care, Health Net and Secure Horizon will be on hand to answer questions and provide information on 2011 benefits. Date Day Time FeeNov 8 Mon 9:00am - 12:00pm FREE

Movie DayEnjoy movie and popcorn sponsored by Prime Care and Scan. Day: 2nd Thu Time: 12:30pm

Senior Excursions The Community Services Department proudly offers exciting excursions just for our senior community. Because of limited seating, we can only allow seniors age 55+. Keep in mind that all excursions involve lots of fun, but also a great deal of walking, so remember to wear comfortable shoes. Contact the Senior Center for registration information.

Be A Kid Again! (Pennypickle’s Workshop)No matter your age; exploring, learning and interacting with others is so much fun! At Pennypickle’s Workshop, the Temecula Children’s Museum we provide all those things on a day set aside just for you. Come visit our Museum and enjoy the hands-on exhibits, antique in nature and see some items you may remember from your childhood. Activity# Date Day Time Fee4100.201 Sep 8 Wed 9:30am-12:30pm $3.50

Queen MaryCome aboard and learn about what goes on “Behind-the-Scene”. Narrated historical tour of the Queen Mary. After our tour we will have the pleasure to dine at the lovely Prom Cafe. Activity# Date Day Time Fee4100.202 Sep 14 Tue 9:00am-5:00pm $40

A Trip to JulianTake a stroll down the street and all you can smell is...fresh baked apple pie. October is the season for apple picking in Julian. Join us for some shopping, and just a little bit of relaxation. Help us find the best piece of apple pie in town. Activity# Date Day Time Fee4100.203 Oct 12 Tue 9:00am-5:00pm $10

The Oasis Camel Dairy Located in Ramona, we will get up close and learn the who, what, where and anything else you would like to know about the camels and the dairy. They were also featured on the TV show “Dirty Jobs” with Mike Rowe. Join us for a fun adventure. Activity# Date Day Time Fee4100.204 Nov 10 Wed 8:30am-5:00pm $15

Welk Resort, Live Theatre Performance “It’s a Wonderful Life”, Frank Capra’s award-winning 1947 film, is brought to life once again by veteran playwright Joe Palermo. The guests become the “live studio audience” as the story is performed by actors in the style of an old-fashioned live radio show. Activity# Date Day Time Fee4100.205 Dec 7 Tue 10:00am-5:00pm $70

Monthly EventsYou won’t want to miss these fun-filled events held monthly at the Center. Event Date Day TimeIndependence Day Jul 1 Thu 10:30amHawaiian Luau Aug 19 Thu 10:30amAnniversary Party Sep 23 Thu 10:30amHalloween Party Oct 28 Thu 10:30amThanksgiving Party Nov 18 Thu 10:30amHoliday Party Dec 16 Thu 10:30am

Birthday Celebration! Join us as we celebrate all the people born each month. Tell our staff your birth date, and we’ll put your name on the birthday mailing list! Dates Day Time FeeMonthly 2nd Wed 11:30am FREE

“The Place Friends Meet”

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Fit, Fun & Fabulous This energizing class incorporates a variety of stretching, endurance and strengthening moves. The instructor is a great motivator!Instructor: Lindi Abacherli Class# Dates Day Time Fee4200.201 Jul 1-Jul 29* Mon-Thu 9:00-9:45am $24/Month 4200.202 Aug 2-Aug 30 Mon-Thu 9:00-9:45am $27/Month4200.203 Sep 1-Sep 30 Mon-Thu 9:00-9:45am $25.50/Month 4200.204 Oct 1-Oct 28 Mon-Thu 9:00-9:45am $24/Month4200.205 Nov 1-Nov 24* Mon-Thu 9:00-9:45am $24/Month4200.206 Dec 1-Dec 30* Mon-Thu 9:00-9:45am $27/MonthPlease Note: Walk-ins available at $2.50 per class.*Class Skip Dates: Jul 5, Sep 6, Nov 11, Nov 25

Chair Volleyball Take a seat and have a ball playing chair volleyball. This fun activity is played with light weight beach balls! Drop by, observe, and you’ll want to play too. Day: Mon Time: 10:00am

Mary Phillips Senior Center Choral Group Join your friends in a sing-along with a choral director and pianist! Group has gone into the community to sing for nursing homes and hospitals, and they’re planning more fun performances. You don’t need to be a Pavarotti to join!Dates Day Time FeeWeekly Tue 10:00-11:00am FREE

Seniors Golden Years of Temecula ValleyThe Seniors Golden Years is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the improvement of the lives of Temecula Valley Seniors. The club sponsors trips, fundraisers and co-sponsors several monthly activities with the Community Services Department. Seniors Golden Years is open to all seniors age 55+.Meetings Dates Day Time Board meetings Monthly 2nd Wed 11:00am General Meetings Monthly 2nd/4th Wed 12:45pm Golden Years Saturday SocialJoin the Seniors Golden Years at their Saturday Socials. Check out the event flyer at the MPSC for details. Day Time Fee 3rd Sat 5:00-9:00pm Cost varies per eventGolden Years BingoCome play a fun game of bingo with all your friends. Cards are $1 and ten games will be played. Buy as many cards as you wish. Money taken will be given in prizes.Day Time Fee 2nd & 4th Wed 2:00-4:00pm $1/CardGolden Years Seniors PotluckPotluck is open to all seniors. Bring a dish to share (which serves 6-8 people), and your own place setting. The club supplies coffee, tea and ice. Day Time Fee 1st Wed 4:00pm FREE Golden Years ExcursionsPlease check with Esther, the Seniors Golden Years representative at 694-6466 between 9:00am-12:00pm for more information.

Mary Phillips Senior Center GardenThe Community Services Department is proud to announce the completion of the Mary Phillips Senior Center Garden. This beautiful addition will not only produce needed homegrown vegetables and fruits to low income seniors but also provide a recreational and educational venue for our older adults and special needs. For more information contact the Senior Center at 694-6464.

“Staying in Touch” (S.I.T. Program) This program is designed to keep in touch with Temecula seniors who are living alone or are homebound. Volunteers will call weekly to chat, listen and keep in touch. If you are a Temecula senior and would like to be placed on our call list or would like to become a volunteer, call the Center at 694-6464.

Picking up the Pieces (Bereavement Support Group) Call the Senior Center for more information and schedule.

Care Connexxus Inc. (Caregiver’s Support Group) If you are caring for a loved one who suffers from Alzheimer’s disease or any other disability, come and share your difficulties with people who can help. This group offers lots of support, information and help. For details call 672-9536.Dates Day Time FeeMonthly 1st Tue 10:00-11:30am FREE

AARP Senior Driving Safety Program This driver safety class may help reduce your auto insurance premiums, as well as refresh your knowledge of the rules of the road. This is an eight-hour class. Pre-registration is required. Payment is made directly to AARP. Fee: $12/members ; $14/non membersDates Day Time Every other Month 3rd Wed/Thu 12:15-4:15pm

Grandparents Support Group The City of Temecula, in conjunction with the Office on Aging, is committed to helping grandparents, relatives, caregivers and children in developing, and strengthening the family.Dates Day Time FeeMonthly 3rd Thu 10:00am-12:00pm FREE

Social Security Information A representative from Social Security will answer questions, replace lost social security cards and assist with retirement benefits. No appointment needed. Call 1-800-772-1213 for more information. Dates Day Time FeeMonthly 1st Thu 1:00-2:30pm FREE

Visiting Nurses Assoc. of Inland CountiesMonthly blood pressure checks, information and discussions on understanding Medicare, hospice services and palliative care with guest speakers and topics.Dates Day Time FeeMonthly 1st Mon 10:00-11:30am FREE

Health Insurance Counseling Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program (HICAP) is here to help you with details about Medicare or health insurance. A qualified counselor will provide free counseling. Call Sheila at 697-6565 ext. 242 for an appointment.Dates Day Time FeeMonthly 1st Wed & 3rd Thu By appointment FREE

Bridge 4 Fun/Duplicate Bridge Club Master Points are awarded for each game and there is a nominal table fee. All levels of play welcome! Call (760) 468-2078 or email [email protected] for information.Dates Day Time FeeWeekly Wed 12:00pm-3:00pm $6Weekly Sat 11:30am-3:00pm $6Weekly Thu 1:00-4:30pm $6 (ACBL Sanctioned)

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(TPL) Family Programs*Space is limited. Please arrive early to ensure seating. We encourage carpooling.

Program dates and times subject to change.

Australia Great White Shark ExpeditionWed, Sep 15, 4:00pm Ages: AllCome face-to-face with the most feared animal on earth!

BubblemaniaWed, Sep 29, 4:00pm Ages: AllSoapy science and fun bubble creations provide good clean family fun!

One World RhythmWed, Oct 13, 4:00pm Ages: AllA spontaneous, exciting and interactive music experience for the entire family!

D.I.Y. Halloween CraftWed, Oct 27, 4:00pm Ages: 3-12 YrsGet crafty and create a fun and fabulous fall photo frame to take home. Register Oct 20 at 4:00pm

The First ThanksgivingWed, Nov 3, 4:00pm Ages: AllExperience a pilgrim “Harvest Fest” in this educational and fun program.

GIS ContestNov 1-12 Ages: 5-12 YrsMake a world map using recycled items and enter to win a talking globe! Winner will be announced at the GIS Day Celebration on Nov 17 at 4:00pm.

GIS Day CelebrationWed, Nov 17, 4:00pm Ages: 5-12 YrsExplore geography, play Geography Mapgo for prizes & enjoy yummy GIS cake!

Jim Gamble Puppets Present: “Twas the Night Bearfore Christmas”Mon, Dec 6, 7:00pm Ages: AllWorld famous puppets star in an adorable “bearody” of the famous poem.

Christmas Card CraftWed, Dec 8, 4:00pm Ages: 3-12 YrsCreate your own handcrafted holiday cards for family or friends. Register Dec 1 at 4:00pm.

Book Buzz ClubSep 7-Nov 16 (1st & 3rd Tue) 6:00pm Ages: 9-12 YrsEnjoy lively discussions and activities with friends! Register Aug 24 at 6:00pmPaws to Read Sat MorningsYoung readers-in-training can bone up on their reading skills by reading to a licensed therapy dog. Please call 693-8980 to schedule an appointment.

(TPL) Teen Programs(7-12th Grade)

*Space is limited. Register at Reception Desk two weeks prior to program date. Screen Print Beach Towels Wed, Jun 16, 2:30-4:30pmJoin creative forces to design and create a customized beach towel!

Beat the Heat Wed, Jun 23, 2:30-4:30pmJoin us for a cool afternoon of Wii Rock Band & stick around for some treats to keep you cool during the summer heat. Birch Aquarium - Squids Wed, Jun 30, 2:30-4:00pmInvestigate the wild world of cephalopods by performing a squid dissection. Explore how squid move, eat, and protect themselves.Summer Fun Sand Art Wed, Jul 7, 2:30-4:30pmSpend an afternoon making beach themed sand art & friendship bracelets.

Digital Photography Workshop Wed, Jul 14, 2:30-4:30pm Photography expert Mandis Razavi will guide you through a better understanding of the art of digital photography. Bring camera, manual and batteries.

Ace of Cupcakes Wed, Jul 21, 2:30-4:30pmJoin us for some sugary fun and cupcake decorating. We’ll provide the cupcakes, icing and decorations. All you need to bring is your creativity!

Teen Talent Showcase Wed, Jul 28, 6:00-9:00pmShare your talents at the Teen Talent Showcase! All talents welcome, but some restrictions apply. Contact Teen Services Librarian for details. Registration begins one month prior to showcase. Refreshments will be served.

Practice SAT Thu, Sep 9, 4:00-8:00pmFree, full length practice SAT test. Learn about the endurance and skills needed to get a high score. Register by calling Princeton Review at 1-800-2-Review.

SAT Scoresback Thu, Sep 23, 6:00-7:30pmHow well did you do? Get your practice SAT results from the Sep 9 practice test and a personalized score report. Parents of test participants welcome. Teen Read Week Trivia Thu, Oct 21, 4:00-5:30pmBrush up on your vampire, goblin & scary book trivia with an evening of Spooky Stories Jeopardy. After we’ll celebrate with ice cream sundaes. Get Published or Produce a CD Thu, Nov 18, 4:00-5:30pmLearn how your dreams can be a reality! Published author Georgette Baker will show you how you can see your work in print or produce your own CD.

(TPL) Adult ProgramsWater Panel Sat, Aug 21, 1:00-3:00pmHear a panel of experts discuss water in Temecula, water around the world and the California Delta and how it affects you. Cold watermelon served after event.

*Programs sponsored by the Friends of the Temecula Libraries

(TPL) Temecula Public LibraryLocation: 30600 Pauba Road (951) 693-8900

Hours of Operation: Book Store: (951) 693-8990 Mon-Thu 10:00am-9:00pm Hours: Mon-Sat 10:00am-4:00pm Fri 10:00am-6:00pm Website: www.temeculapubliclibrary.org Sat 10:00am-5:00pm Sun 1:00pm-5:00pm

Make a Splash @ Your Library! Library Summer Reading Program Jun 14-Aug 2

Please contact your local library for information about this year’s Summer Reading Program and other events for adults.

Summer Family Programs*Space is limited. Please arrive early to ensure seating. We encourage carpooling.

Locations: (TPL) Temecula Public Library & (GML) Grace Mellman Library

Lord Rusty’s High Seas Adventure Ages: AllWed, Jun 16 (TPL) 10:30am (GML) 2:00pmHigh seas adventure with pirate Lord Rusty, comedic juggling, music and more.

Juggling with David Cousin Ages: AllWed, Jun 23 (TPL) 10:30am (GML) 2:00pmSplashy juggling, comedy and more from a five-time world record holder.

John Abrams: Wet ‘n’ Wild Animal Magic Ages: AllWed, Jun 30 (TPL) 10:30am (GML) 2:00pmA high energy show combining wet ‘n’ wild animals with mesmerizing magic.

Ken Frawley: Dripping Wet With Fun! Ages: AllWed, Jul 7 (TPL) 10:30am (GML) 2:00pmTravel the seas in this high-energy show with music, puppets and playful fun!

Mad Science: Making a Splash Ages: AllWed, Jul 14 (TPL) 10:30am (GML) 2:00pmWitness wacky water experiments all about the world’s most famous molecule!

Swazzle Puppets: River Otter Circus Ages: AllWed, Jul 21 (TPL) 10:30am (GML) 2:00pmCreative and fun-loving otter puppets perform dazzling, death-defying stunts.

Tony Daniels: Catch the Reading Wave Ages: AllWed, Jul 28 (TPL) 10:30am (GML) 2:00pmA fantastic & funny magic show overflowing with exciting water-themed tricks.

Family Movie Ages: All(GML) Wed, Aug 18 4:00pmWhat movie do you want to see? Come and vote Aug 9-14.

Dog Day Afternoon Ages: 4-12 Yrs(GML) Mondays 4:00-6:00pmThe Reading Education Assistance Dogs (READ) builds kids reading skills by reading to a therapy dog.

StorytimesLocations: (TPL) Temecula Public Library & (GML) Grace Mellman Library

Goodnight Moon Pajama Storytime Ages: AllLocation: (TPL) Naughty or Nice? Mon, Sep 13, 7:00pm Don’t miss these oh-so-nice stories all about naughtiness.Tales From the Pumpkin Patch Mon, Oct 4, 7:00pm Spooktacular and not-so-scary tales to get you in the Halloween spirit.It’s a Pigsty! Mon, Nov 1, 7:00pm Pig-tales aplenty guaranteed to tickle you pink!

Baby Sign Storytime Ages: Babies-23 Months(TPL) Tue, Sep 7-Nov 16, 10:00 & 11:00am An interactive storytime with stories and sign language. Babies can communi-cate about their world long before they have mastered verbal speaking skills.

Toddler Storytime Ages: 24-35 Months(TPL) Thu, Sep 9-Nov 18, 10:00 & 11:00am (GML) Wed, Sep 8-Dec 15, 10:00am On-the-lap storytime designed to introduce toddlers and their parents to stories, rhymes and activities that stimulate a toddler’s developing vocabulary.

Preschool Storytime Ages: 3-5 Years(TPL) Wed, Sep 8-Nov 17, 10:00 & 11:00am(GML) Tue, Sep 7-Dec 14, 10:00 & 11:00am An independent group activity designed to introduce preschool-age children to storytelling and to build a foundation for reading readiness.

Grace Mellman LibraryLocation: (GML) 41000 County Center Drive Phone: (951) 296-3896 Book Store: (951) 296-3737 Website: www.rivlib.netLibrary Hours: Mon 12:00-7:00pm Fri 10:00am-4:00pm Tue-Wed 10:00am-6:00pm Sat 10:00am-2:00pm Thu 10:00am-5:00pm Sun Closed

(GML) Family ProgramsOperation Anime Ages: 3-12 YrsSaturdays, 11:00am (Sep 4, Oct 2, Oct 30, Dec 4)Come watch an anime series and discuss the latest in manga. Crafty Kids Mondays, 4:00pm (Aug 30, Sep 20, Oct 18, Dec 6) Ages: 3-12 YrsJoin us for some fun-filled crafts. Buster Balloon: Balloon Show Ages: AllWed, Sep 8, 4:00pm Family fun-filled extravaganza and the most amazing balloon creations.Touch of Science: Dinosaurs & Birds Ages: AllWed, Oct 6, 4:00pm Celebrate Dinosaur Month!Kyle’s Cartoon Platoon Ages: AllWed, Nov 3, 4:00pmCreate refrigerator ready drawings of splendiferous sea creatures. Family Game Night Ages: AllWed, Nov 17, 4:00pm Bring the family down to play games and win prizes.

(GML) Teen Programs 7-12 GradesRootbeer Floats & Sidewalk Chalk Tue, Jun 15, 4:00pm Enjoy rootbeer floats & advertise our Reading Program outside in chalk. Careers in Water: CPR Class Tue, Jun 22, TBA Lifeguards know CPR, and now so will you. Button Making Tue, Jun 29, 4:00pm Make a button. Wear your slogan on your sleeve. Duct Tape Beach Bags Tue, Jul 6, 4:00pm Need a new beach bag? Make one from duct tape!Tie-Dye T-Shirts Tue, Jul 13, 4:00pm Grab an old t-shirt, bring it to us and turn it to fabulous! Candy Sushi Tue, Jul 20, 4:00pm Create some tasty candy sushi.Sundae Chill Tue, Jul 27, 4:00pm Finish the Summer Reading Program with sundaes & Wii.Getting into Your First Choice School Sat, Sep 18, 10:00am Learn what college admissions officers expect from college applicants.Something Wii-ish This Way Comes Wed, Oct 20, 4:00pm What Wii will it be?ACT Practice Test Sat, Nov 13, 10:00am-2:00pm Free, full-length practice test. Call 1-800-KAP-Test to register. ACT Test Strategies 101 Mon, Nov 15, 5:00-6:00pm ACT test strategies workshop and results from the practice test.

(GML) Adult ProgramsAlbatross Poem Sat, Jul 24, 11:00am Verses from “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” will be read followed by an interesting program on water. Then, enjoy a bottled water tasting. For the Holidays Sat, Nov 6, 12:00pm Lynne Tolley, a representative from Jack Daniel’s Distillery, will give cooking demo using Jack Daniels’ recipes. Book signing and food sampling after event. 37

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The City of Temecula Community Services Department is proud to offer a wide array of aquatics programs for all ages and abilities. Dates and times may change due to holidays, special events, swimmer safety, facility maintenance, or participation levels. For more information or questions email the Aquatics office at [email protected] or visit our www.swim.cityoftemecula.org.

LocationsCRC PoolLocation: Community Recreation Center, 30875 Rancho Vista RoadAmenities: 25 Yard Heated Pool Depth Range of 3 1/2 ft - 12 ft Water Slide - Indoor Showers Dressing Rooms & Lockers (locks not provided)CHS PoolLocation: Chaparral High School, 27215 Nicolas RoadAmenities: 25 Yard Heated, 8 Lane Competition Pool Recreational Pool with Diving Board Zero Depth Spray Play Area Dressing Rooms & Lockers (locks not provided)TES PoolLocation: Temecula Elementary School, 41951 Moraga RoadAmenities: 25 Yard Heated Pool All-shallow pool with depths ranging from 3-4 1/2 ft

Safety ConcernsFor safety concerns, masks, fins and snorkels are prohibited at all times.•Only “Coast Guard Approved” flotation life jackets may be worn. All youth •wearing life jackets must be accompanied by an adult in the water.Shirts are prohibited on the water slide and in deep water.•Pools are subject to closure if weather presents a hazard.•Swim diapers are required for all infants.•The Community Services Department will not assume any responsibility •for any personal property. Please do not bring valuables!

Non - Resident Fee PolicyNon-residents include, but are not limited to, residents of: Wine Country, Winchester, Morgan Hill, Murrieta, Menifee, Canyon Lake, Lake Elsinore, Anza, De Luz, Silverhawk, French Valley and other nearby communities.

Swim Lesson Refund PolicyRefunds or transfers must be requested 5 business days prior to the first class. A 20% cancellation fee will be applied to all approved refunds.

Disabled AccessThe City of Temecula provides disabled access for swimmers with disabilities. Swimming lessons, water aerobics, and adult fitness classes are open to all who can participate with a reasonable accommodation. During lap swim, the pool is divided with slow, medium paced and fast swimmers. If you are in need of a disability-related accommodation or need further information visit our website at swim.cityoftemecula.org or call 308-6396.

Masters ProgramAges: AdultsDesigned to help swimmers improve fitness and/or train for specific goals, and offer support for a healthy lifestyle through friendship and camaraderie. We want you to feel welcome, whether you’re a long-time competitor or a beginner. Workouts are coached by a certified USA Swimming Coach and are designed to meet different fitness levels. All participants must complete a USA Masters registration form and pay the yearly dues of $40. Monthly fees can now be paid online at swim.cityoftemecula.org. Location: CRC Pool Fee:$30/per month Date Day Time Ongoing Mon/Wed/Fri 5:30-7:00am *Location subject to change depending on participation level.

Private LessonsAges: 12 Years - AdultsClass is designed for swimmers are who are 12 years old and older or special needs swimmers who need one-one-one swimming instruction. Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Registration is available at the CRC during the dates listed from 9:00am-4:45pm at the Aquatics office. Location: TES Pool Fee: $70/Resident; $80/Non-residentSession 1 Class Dates: Jun 19-Jul 10 Reg. Date: Jun 7-Jun 11Session 2 Class Dates: Jul 17-Aug 7 Reg. Date: Jul 6-Jul 9Class times for Session 1 and 2 as follows:9:30-10:10am; 10:30-11:00am; 11:10-11:50am

Adult Learn to SwimAges: AdultsClass designed for adults who desire swim instruction. All skill levels will be accommodated from basics to stroke technique. Course is taught by certified American Red Cross Water Safety Instructors. Register online at swim.cityoftemecula.org. Location: CRC Pool Fee: $45/Resident; $55/Non-residentClass# Dates Day Time5001.201 Jun 12-Jul 3 Sat 9:00-10:00am5001.202 Jul 10-Jul 31 Sat 9:00-10:00am5001.203 Aug 7-Aug 28 Sat 9:00-10:00am5001.204 Sep 4-Sep 25 Sat 9:00-10:00am5001.205 Oct 2-Oct 23 Sat 9:00-10:00am

Proud provider of American Red Cross Aquatics Training

Aquatic ActivitiesPlease see below descriptions for available aquatic activities. Take note of any special instructions and applicable fees. Dates and times may change due to holidays, special events, swimmer safety, maintenance of the facility, or participation levels. For more detailed information visit our website at swim.cityoftemecula.org, email questions to [email protected] or contact the aquatics office at 308-6396.

Lap/Leisure SwimAges: 12 Years - AdultsThis is a non-instructional program for individuals who want to swim for fitness or therapeutic purposes. A lifeguard will be present at all times. Program subject to change upon participation level. Location: CRC Pool Fee: $1/Resident; $5/Non-residentDates Day TimeOngoing Mon-Fri 5:30-8:30amOngoing Sat 7:00-9:00amMay 24-Sep 3 Mon-Fri 11:15am-12:15pmBegins Sep 7 Mon-Fri 11:00-12:45pm

Public Swim Ages: All (Children 7 & younger, must be accompanied by an adult 18+) Children may be required to swim overhand crawl stroke while breathing side to side the width of the pool to be allowed to use the diving board and/or slide. Masks, fins and snorkels are prohibited. Only “Coast Guard Approved” life jackets are permitted. (For training purposes, staff will conduct periodic drills that will require patrons to vacate the pool area for 15-20 minutes.) Visit www.swim.cityoftemecula.org for pool pass information. Hours may be extended as weather permits. Please see non-resident policy on page 38. Resident Fee: $1 (0-12 years and 55+) $2.50 (13-54 years) Non-resident: $5Location: CRC PoolDates Day TimeJun 14-Aug 10 Mon-Fri 12:30-3:30pmMay 29-Sep 26 Sat-Sun 1:00-5:00pmLocation: CHS PoolDates Day TimeJun 14-Aug 10 Mon-Fri 12:30-3:30pmJun 12-Aug 8 Sat-Sun 1:00-5:00pmHoliday Hours: 11:00am-3:00pm Jul 4, Jul 5, Sep 6(CRC Pool ONLY)

Family Swim NightA great way for parents and kids to cool off on warm summer nights. Parent or guardian must accompany children. Proof of residency must be provided.Fee: $1/Resident; $5/Non-resident Location Dates Day TimeCRC Pool Jun 16-Aug 18 Wed 6:30-8:30pmCHS Pool Jun 18-Aug 20 Fri 6:30-8:30pm

Adult/Teen Drop-In InstructionAges: 12 Years - AdultsDrop-in swim program for teens and adults. No minimum skills required. Class designed for individualized instruction for beginners through Level 4 swim ability taught in a group setting. Proof of residency required. Location: CHS Pool Fee: $5/Resident; $7/Non-residentDates Day TimeJun 14-Aug 5 Mon-Thu 6:30-7:30pm

Water Aerobics/Aquatic Exercise Ages: 12 Years - AdultsA complete workout using water as resistance to firm, tone and increase cardio-respiratory endurance. Classes at TES Pool are shallow water only. Shallow water, participants should be comfortable in 3 to 4 feet of water. Ability to swim is not required. Tue class at CRC Pool is shallow water and Thu class is deep water (see description below). Sat classes at CHS pool are also deep water. Classes are ongoing and participation in both classes not required. Instructors: Hinton; Risch Fee: $4/classDates Day Time LocationJun 1-Aug 5 Tue-Thu 8:00-8:45am TES PoolAug 10-Sep 30 Tue-Thu 10:00am-10:45am CRC Pool

Deep Water AerobicsAges: 12 Years - AdultsA non-impact workout in deep water wearing a belt that creates “neutral buoyancy” allowing you to work muscles against water’s resistance, resulting in increased strength, flexibility and muscular endurance. Participants should be comfortable in deep water wearing a belt. Bring your own belt or purchase from the instructor. Class is ongoing so join any time. Optional $25 fee for belt.Instructor: Hinton Location: CHS Pool Fee: $4/classDates Day Time Jun 5-Aug 28 Sat 9:00-10:00am

Discover Scuba Ages: 12 Years - AdultsThe PADI Discover Scuba experience lets you experience the thrill of diving under the supervision of an instructor. You’ll master some basic concept and skills. Nothing compares to the “weightless” exhilaration of breathing underwater. Just bring a bathing suit and a towel, we’ll provide the rest! Note: Contact Scuba Center Temecula at 506-0252 prior to class to be fitted for equipment. Instructor: Scuba Center Staff Location: CRC Pool Fee: $20/ClassClass # Dates Day Time3802.201 Jul 25 Sun 10:30am-12:00pm3802.202 Aug 22 Sun 10:30am-12:00pm3802.203 Sep 26 Sun 10:30am-12:00pm 3802.204 Oct 24 Sun 10:30am-12:00pm Scuba Diving Lessons Ages: 12 Years - AdultsDiscover the fun and excitement of SCUBA diving. Scuba Center Temecula instructors with over 47 years of combined experience are ready to teach you to explore our underwater world and certify you in as little as 3 weeks. Classes consist of classroom and pool instruction and ocean dives. Ocean dives are conducted on Catalina Island and La Jolla Shores. Participants must provide own mask, snorkel, boots, fins and gloves and be able to swim. NOTE: Contact Scuba Center Temecula at 506-0252 for class schedule and to obtain materials that are needed prior to first class. Materials fee of $265 also must be paid prior to the class. (Fee subject to change). Instructor: Scuba Center Temecula Fee: $120/SessionLocation: CRC Pool and Scuba Center TemeculaClass # Class Dates 3801.201 Jul 6-Jul 253801.202 Aug 3-Aug 223801.203 Sep 7-Sep 263801.204 Oct 5-Oct 243801.205 Nov 2-Nov 21

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Youth Swim LessonsThe City of Temecula is proud to offer an expanded youth swim lesson program. Swim Lessons will be offered in the spring and summer months. Lessons will be available in two-week sessions and held Monday-Friday at the CRC, CHS and TES Pools. Please read registration and lesson descriptions carefully. Every effort should be made to enroll your child into the appropriate class based on the child’s skill and ability level. If enrollment is made into a class that is not at the child’s ability the Community Services Department can not guarantee that space in another class will be available. If you are unsure of the appropriate level we recommend taking the Swim Level Assessment. Visit our website at www.swim.cityoftemecula.org, call the aquatic office at 308-6396 or email questions to [email protected].

Lesson Fees: Resident $45; Non-resident $55

How to Register:Registration for spring and summer lessons will take place during the specified registration dates listed for each session. Check the session schedule for lesson availability to determine desired classes. Swim lesson registrations will be handled in the following priority:

First Priority: Online registration for Temecula residents. Only residents will be allowed to register online during the first 3 days of online registration for each session. Lessons fill quickly, so remember to take advantage of the online resident registration period. It is important to remember that online registration for residents will only be available during the dates listed for each session.

Second Priority: Online registration for non-residents. It is important to remember that online registration for non-residents will only be available during the dates listed for each session.

FREE Swim Level AssessmentNot sure what level is best for your child? Come to our FREE swim lesson level assessment held before each session. We will assess your child’s skills and determine which level is most appropriate prior to registration. For further assistance email questions to [email protected] or visit our website at www.swim.cityoftemecula.org.Location: CRC PoolDates Day Time SessionJun 12 Sat 11:30am-12:30pm Summer Lesson - Session 2Jun 26 Sat 11:30am-12:30pm Summer Lesson - Session 3Jul 10 Sat 11:30am-12:30pm Summer Lesson - Session 4Jul 24 Sat 11:30am-12:30pm Summer Lesson - Session 5

Online Registration InformationTo access online registration visit our website at:•

swim.cityoftemecula.orgOnline registration will begin at 8:00am on the dates specified.•Only residents will be allowed to register online during the first 3 days of •online registration. Non-residents include, but are not limited to: De Luz, Silverhawk, French Valley, Morgan Hill and other near-by communities. If you are unsure of your resident status, you can email the aquatics office at [email protected] or call 308-6396 before online registration begins. Please review the registration guidelines on the website. Make sure you •have an online account created prior to the registration date.

Swim Lesson Refund and Lesson PolicyRefunds and/or transfers must be requested 5 business days prior to the •class start date. A 20% cancellation fee will be applied to all approved refunds. Refunds will not be given for participants enrolled into the inappropriate •level swim class. Class fees will not be pro-rated due to participant illness or absence and •make-up classes will not be offered.The City may combine classes due to low enrollment.•

Questions?If you still have questions or need further assistance

email: [email protected] or visit our informative website at:

swim.cityoftemecula.org

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Swim Level DescriptionsParent and Me (Level 1/2) Ages: 6 Months - 3 YearsThis course is designed for parent/child interaction. Course is taught as a combination class with the instructor presenting both skill levels during class. NOTE: Infants must wear a swim diaper under suits while in water. Level 1 - Introduces basic skills to parents and children. Skills introduced include: water adjustment and entry, bubble blowing, underwater exploration, buoyancy on the front and back position, plus age-appropriate safety topics. Level 2 - Course builds on skills introduced in Level 1 and also introduces the following skills with assistance from parent: front and back glide, front kick, arm movement, submerging in a rhythmic pattern, rolling over, and age-appropriate safety topics. Beginning Toddler Ages: 3 - 5 YearsCourse is designed to be a preschool age child’s first experience in a pool without a caretaker. Course introduces swimming and water safety skills. Students must be able to listen and follow directions. Skills taught include water adjustment, bubble blowing, underwater exploration, front and back floats, glides with support, kicking and alternate arm strokes, treading water, and age-appropriate safety topics. Advanced Toddler Ages: 3 - 5 YearsCourse is designed to follow Beginning Toddler for children ages 3-5 years. Participant must be able to blow bubbles, front and back float unassisted for 5 seconds, submerge face without using goggles, and climb out of the pool without help. Participants must be able to listen and follow directions. Skills taught include entering water by jumping in, fully submerge and retrieve items, bobbing, front, jellyfish, and tuck floats, treading water, finning arm action on back, and age-appropriate safety topics. Level 1 - Water Exploration Ages: 5+ YearsDesigned to be a beginning level course for children 5 and older. Participants will learn elementary skills including bubble blowing, under water exploration, introduction to front crawl, backstroke, back float and front float with support, kicking and alternate arm strokes, bobbing, entering and exiting the water, and age-appropriate safety topics. Level 2 - Primary Skills Participant must have mastered Level 1 skills prior to entering course. Objective of this course is for the participant to successfully learn fundamental skills. Participant will learn to float without support and to recover to a vertical position. Other skills taught are glides, front arm motion, flutter kicks, rhythmic breathing, and age-appropriate safety skills. This level marks the beginning of true locomotion skills and adds to self-help and basic rescue skills. Level 3 - Stroke Development Must have mastered Level 2 skills prior to course. Course will teach the combined skill of front arm motion and rotary breathing, diving from the side of the pool, dolphin and scissor kick, front crawl and elementary backstroke, treading water, and age-appropriate safety skills. These skills will move the child into the field of true aquatics. Level 4/5-Combo Class - Course will be taught as a combination class. Participants will be assessed and placed in appropriate levels.Level 4 (Stroke Improvement) - Participant must have mastered Level 3 skills before entering course. Course develops confidence in the strokes learned thus far and improves other aquatic skills. New skills introduced will be back crawl, butterfly, breaststroke, sidestroke, survival swimming, and age-appropriate safety topics. Participants increase their endurance by swimming greater distances. Level 5 (Stroke Refinement) - Participant must have mastered Level 4 skills prior to entering course. At this level participants will have good basic stroke skills. Objective is to coordinate and refine key strokes. New skills introduced will be flip turns, tuck and pike surface dives, sculling, and age-appropriate safety topics. Level 6 - Skill Proficiency Must have mastered Level 5 skills prior to course. Objective is to polish strokes so participants use them with more ease, efficiency, power and smoothness over greater distances. Participants develop considerable endurance by the end of the course.

Summer Session Lesson Fees: Resident $45; Non-resident $55

Summer Registration DatesSession Lesson Dates

Jun 14 - 25 Jun 1

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Jul 20

Aug 3

May 21 - 23

Jun 18 - 20

Jul 2 - 4

Jul 16 - 18

Jul 30 - Aug 1

May 18 - 23

Jun 15 - 20

Jun 29 - Jul 4

Jul 13 - 18

Jul 27 - Aug 1

Jun 28 - Jul 9

Jul 12 - 23

Jul 26 - Aug 6

Aug 9 - 20

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*No class on July 5 during Session 2.**ONLY afternoon/evening classes offered for Session 5.

(CHS) PoolParent&Me

9:00 AM 9:40 AM 9:55 AM 10:20 AM 3:45 PM 4:25 PM 5:10 PM

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Chaparral High School (CHS)

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(CRC) PoolParent&Me

CRC 9:00 AM 9:40 AM 9:55 AM 10:20 AM 3:45 PM 4:25 PM

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Level 3

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Community Rec Center (CRC)

*Level 4/5 and Level 6 are both 45 minute classes.

(TES) PoolParent&Me

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Trash Services City Wide Clean UpCR&R Inc. and the City of Temecula will be co-sponsoring the bi-annual Citywide Clean-up scheduled on a Saturday in the Fall and Spring. All City residents may dispose of e-waste, used motor oil, antifreeze, vehicle batteries, green waste, and bulky items. This service is free to Temecula residents. (ID is required). The event will be held at Chaparral High School parking lot between 8am and 2pm. For more information, please contact Barbara Smith in Community Services at (951) 694-6480.

CSD Maintenance DivisionThe Maintenance Services Division is committed to ensuring an aesthetically pleasing and healthy city by providing safe, clean public areas. The Maintenance Services Program provides effective landscape and facility maintenance services to parks, slopes, medians, recreation facilities, and City administration offices. TCSD Maintenance Division also oversees the repair and maintenance of arterial and neighborhood streetlights. If you have a streetlight out in your neighborhood, you may call the Community Services Department at 694-6480.

ABOP Center Riverside County offers weekly collection of antifreeze, vehicle and household batteries, oil (and filters), and paint (latex only) at the ABOP Center. WHEN: Every NON-holiday Saturday (Subject to closure due to weather)TIME: 9:00am until 2:00pmWHERE: 25315 Jefferson Ave in Murrieta (N. of Murrieta Hot Springs Rd.)Maximum chemical load: 5 gallons or 50 lbs. (per trip). Some restrictions apply; contact Riverside County Waste Management at (951) 486-3200 for details.

Holiday Schedule Trash Pick-UpOn holidays your trash collection will be delayed by one day. If your normal trash day is Monday, your trash will be collected on Tuesday, etc.. If your normal trash day is Friday, your trash will be collected on Saturday. Holidays will also affect the street sweeping schedule. If the holiday occurs on Saturday or Sunday, your trash collection & street sweeping services may not change. Holidays are New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Bulky Item Pick-UpReminder! City of Temecula residents are allowed two FREE bulky item pick-ups, including e-waste, annually. Please call CR&R at (800) 755-8112 and make arrangements in advance for the pick-up of these items.

Street SweepingPlease be a good neighbor and remember not to park on residential streets on trash pick-up day and street sweeping day. Residential streets are swept the day after trash pick-up day. Keeping vehicles off the streets on these days allows efficient trash collection and street sweeping. Observing this simple request helps keep all of Temecula’s neighborhoods looking their best!

Storm DrainsThe City of Temecula would like to remind residents of the City’s storm water and pollution prevention requirements. When it rains, water flows from our streets and into our creeks. Our creeks receive untreated urban runoff from storm drains located throughout the city. Flows from each creek then drain into the Santa Margarita River, which ultimately discharges into the Pacific Ocean. The City of Temecula is committed to improving water quality by implementing programs that systematically reduce and eliminate pollutants from urban runoff before reaching our local creeks. Please join us in this commitment by considering some simple pollution prevention measures:

Use dry methods (raking, vacuuming, sweeping) for outdoor cleaning • activities.

Use rags or powdered absorbents to clean up spills.•Dispose of pet waste, landscape debris, and trash in trash bins, not in the •gutter. Use a mop instead of a hose to clean areas when water is needed.•Set irrigation timers to prevent over-watering. This type of runoff carries •fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, and sediment into our local creeks and harms their ecosystems.Do not hose down driveways, sidewalks, or gutters.•

Other than rain water, it is illegal to send pollutants into our streets, gutters, storm drains, or any waterway. If you see an illegal discharge, please report it by calling us at 951-694-6411. To obtain additional information about the City’s water quality program and requirements, please visit our website.

“It’s YOUR City ...Help Us Keep it CLEAN & Green!”

Rancho California Water District will be offering workshops for the residents of Temecula with valuable tips on how to conserve water, current water conditions, landscape management and valuable information regarding the new budget based tiered water rates. These workshops will be held at Rancho California Water District and are free to the public. For more information or to register for any of the below workshops contact Brittany James at (951) 296-6900 or email [email protected].

Residential Landscape Water Management Many believe that to have a stunning outdoor area you have to water extensively. These free workshops will show you how to substantially decrease your landscape water use and still have a beautiful yard. Participants will learn the importance of preventing irrigation runoff, learn how to recognize and repair water waste in the landscape, and understand the importance of knowing their soil type in order to determine landscape water needs. Space is limited to 70 participants and lunch will be provided. Date Day TopicJul 17 9:00am-12:00pm Water Overview and IrrigationJul 24 9:00am-12:00pm Low Water Use Landscape PlantsJul 31 9:00am-12:00pm Soils and Sprinkler SchedulingAug 14 9:00am-12:00pm Water Wise Landscape Design

Budget Based Tiered Water Rates and Water Supply ConditionsRancho California Water District is moving to a budget based tiered rate in July 2010. The budget is customized for each homeowner and is designed to give customers an efficient amount of water for their needs. Come learn about this rate structure as well as receive an overview of California’s water picture. Date Day TimeJun 12 Sat 10:30am-12:30pm

“Do Your Part ... Be Water SMART!”

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What goes into your Recycle Bin? Copy this sheet and place next to your recycle station.

DO’s DONT’sCorrugated cardboard Waxed milk cartonsJunk mail Waxed paperMagazines Soiled paperPhonebooks No mixed products (such as combinations Chipboard (cereal/cracker boxes) of metal and paper)Newspaper, white paper & mixed paper

Recyclable Paper

DO’s DONT’sEmpty aerosal cans Automotive parts Metal coat hangers Plumbing partsTin food & juice cans No mixed products (such as combinations Empty paint cans (dry paint is ok) of metal and paper)Metal foil Lawn furniture

Recyclable Metal

DO’s DONT’sFood and beverage bottles CeramicGlass jars and bottles MirrorsHouse windows Fluorescent tubes or light bulbsTempered glass or Pyrex Safety glass

Recyclable Glass

DO’s DONT’sSoft drink bottles & photo film canisters Flower/plant containersDetergent, water or milk containers No mixed products (such as combinationsPVC sprinkler pipe of plastic and metal) Trashcan liners, shrink wrap & grocery bagsYogurt containers & drinking straws Tupperware and mixed plastic containers Plastic toys

Recyclable Plastics

DO’s DONT’sGrass & garden clippings Animal waste Green plants Palm branchesDry leaves Meat, fish or bonesWeeds Dairy productsWood scraps or chips Sod/dirt

What goes in your Greenwaste bin?

The City of Temecula strongly encourages all residents and businesses to recycle. Residents can call CR&R to request an extra recycling container at no charge. Discounted rates are provided for local businesses that request a “recycled materials only” bin. For more information, contact CR&R at (800) 755-8112.

Creating Community ThroughPeople, Parks & Programs

“It’s What We Do!”

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M Chaparral High School Pool.......................27215 Nicolas Rd. N Miyamoto Music....................28780 Old Town Front St., #C-1 O Redhawk Golf Course.........................45100 Redhawk Pkwy. P Scuba Center Temecula.......28860 Old Town Front St. # A-9 Q Temecula Elem. School Pool.....................41951 Moraga Rd. R CR Studio 4.........................................42112 Remington Ave. S TVHS Tennis Courts.........................31555 Rancho Vista Rd. T TVCD Studio........................28780 Old Town Front St. #B5-9

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Park Sites, City Facilities and Places of Interest

1 Bahia Vista Park…………...................41566 Avenida de la Reina 2 Butterfield Stage Park ………….................33654 De Portola Rd. 3 Calle Aragon Park….…………..…................41621 Calle Aragon 4 Crowne Hill Park………………......................33203 Old Kent Rd. 5 Harveston Community Park…………...........28582 Harveston Dr. 6 Harveston Lake Park………………..........29005 Lake House Rd. 7 John Magee Park……………………..........44656 Corte Veranos 8 Kent Hintergardt Mem. Park………..…..........31465 Via Cordoba 9 Loma Linda Park …………………….........30877 Loma Linda Rd. 10 Long Canyon Creek Park…...........40356 N. General Kearny Rd. 11 Margarita Community Park…………........…..29119 Margarita Rd. 12 Meadows Park………………………..........43110 Meadows Pkwy. 13 Nakayama Park…………….……………...........30592 Nicolas Rd. 14 Nicolas Rd. Park……………….........................39955 Nicolas Rd. 15 Pablo Apis Park…….…………...........................33005 Regina Dr. 16 Pala Community Park………….....................44900 Temecula Ln. 17 Paloma Del Sol Park.…………...................32099 De Portola Rd. 18 Paseo Gallante Park……………..........32455 Camino San Dimas 19 Patricia H. Birdsall Sports Park…...........32380 Deer Hollow Way 20 Pauba Ridge Park…….......................................33405 Pauba Rd. 21 Redhawk Community Park…….................44747 Redhawk Pkwy. 22 Riverton Park……….…………….....................30950 Riverton Ln. 23 Ronald Reagan Sports Park...................30875 Rancho Vista Rd. 24 Rotary Park……………………..............................28816 Pujol St. 25 Sam Hicks Monument Park.…………...............41970 Moreno Rd. 26 Serena Hills Park………………….....................40747 Walcott Ln. 27 Stephen Linen Jr. Mem. Park……….........44935 Nighthawk Pass 28 Sunset Park………………..……….............32155 Cam. San Jose 29 Temecula Creek Trail Park…………….............33662 Channel St. 30 Temecula Duck Pond………………......................28250 Ynez Rd. 31 Temecula Skate Park…….……………..........42569 Margarita Rd. 32 Temeku Hills Park…………….……….........31367 La Serena Way 33 Town Square.........................................................41902 Main St. 34 Vail Ranch Park…………….…………….........32965 Harmony Ln. 35 Veteran’s Park…………….…………..........30965 La Serena Way 36 Voorburg Park…………….………….................39960 Nicolas Rd. 37 Winchester Creek Park……………...............39950 Margarita Rd. 38 Wolf Creek Trail Park…………………..........45454 Wolf Creek Dr. 39 Wolf Creek Park………………….............45850 N. Wolf Creek Dr.

Park Locations

“Letters Home”• - A Veteran’s MemorialJapanese Friendship Garden• - a gift from Sister City Daisen-Nakayama, Japan“Singing in the Rain” September 11th Memorial• - a gift from Sister City Leidschendam-Voorburg, The Netherlands

The above places of interest are located at the Temecula Duck Pond, 28250 Ynez Rd. (Marker: 30)

A COM Chapel of Memories 41970 Moreno Rd. (951) 926-6400

B CH City Hall 43200 Business Park Dr. (951) 694-6480

C CRC Community Recreation Center 30875 Rancho Vista Rd. (951) 694-6410

D MERC Gallery at the Merc 42051 Main Street (866) 653-8696

F CM Pennypickle’s Workshop, Temecula Children’s Museum 42081 Main Street (951) 308-6370

G MPSC Mary Phillips Senior Center 41845 Sixth Street (951) 694-6464

H OTTCT Old Town Temecula Community Theater 42051 Main Street (866) 653-8696

I TCC Temecula Community Center 28816 Pujol Street (951) 694-6469

J TVM Temecula Valley Museum 28314 Mercedes St. (951) 694-6450

K TPL Temecula Public Library 30600 Pauba Rd. (951) 693-8900

L GML Grace Mellman Library 41000 County Center Dr. (951) 296-3893

5 HCPR Harveston Community Park Room 28582 Harveston Dr. (951) 694-6480

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City Facilities

Off-Site Class Locations

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City of Temecula Parks and Facilities Map

Creating Community Through People, Parks and Programs“It’s What We Do!”

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Picnic Shelter RentalsReservations are accepted during office hours at the Community Recreation Center, 30875 Rancho Vista Rd., 694-6410.

Harveston Community Park, 28582 Harveston DriveLocated at the new Harveston Community Park, features two picnic shelters with a tot lot, built-in barbecues, and picnic tables. Both picnic shelters can be rented together to accommodate larger parties.

Ronald Reagan Sports Park, 30875 Rancho Vista RoadLocated at the northeast corner of the park, the picnic shelter has two built-in barbecues, four picnic tables and a playground the kids will enjoy.

Pala Community Park, 44900 Temecula LaneAnother great place for your group picnic, outing or birthday party. The picnic shelter has a built-in barbecue, four picnic tables and playground. Tennis, basketball and sand volleyball is also available in the park on a first-come, first-served basis.

Margarita Community Park, 29119 Margarita RoadThe picnic shelter has a built-in barbecue, picnic tables and playground. Hockey and tennis are also available in the park on a first-come, first-served basis.

Temeku Hills Park Shelter, 31367 La Serena WayEnjoy our park with a castle and ship play structure for your little pirates andprincesses to play on! The picnic shelter has a built-in barbecue, three picnic tables and a playground.

Facility RentalsLooking for that special place for a memorable wedding reception, family reunion or company picnic? Do you need space to hold a seminar, meeting or a banquet? We have just the place for you. Call the Community Services Department at 694-6410 to schedule an appointment to tour our facilities or call to make your reservation.

Community Recreation Center (CRC)30875 Rancho Vista Road, (951) 694-6410The perfect setting for your next special event, banquet, reception, large party or meeting. Facility has a full-service kitchen and can accommodate groups from 15 to 300 with banquet seating for 250.

Temecula Community Center (TCC)28816 Pujol Street, (951) 694-6469An ideal spot for groups needing a room to hold meetings, parties or receptions. The facility has a full-service kitchen and can accommodate 200 people.

Mary Phillips Senior Center (MPSC)41845 Sixth Street, (951) 694-6464The facility has a full-service kitchen, meeting room and a multipurpose room that can accommodate 100 people.

Park InformationThe City of Temecula’s park system currently consists of 38 beautiful parks that are maintained year-round and available for public and recreational use. Refer to page 44 for a complete park listing. These parks are monitored by Park Rangers who support the Community Services Department by directly assisting citizens in understanding and maintaining the safety rules and regulations established within the park system. The following is helpful information regarding park guidelines and rules:

All Neighborhood Parks not listed below close at dusk.All Special Use Parks listed below close at 10:00pm.

Harveston Community ParkHarveston Lake Park

Margarita Community ParkPaloma Del Sol Park

Patricia H. Birdsall Sports ParkRonald Reagan Sports Park

Park Rules:Use caution and drive slowly in all parking areas.•Loitering in City parks is not permitted.•Help keep our parks clean. Please do not litter.•Appropriate use of handicapped parking will be monitored.•Fire lanes must remain open at all times.•Dogs must be on a leash at all times.•Please clean up after your dogs.•Consumption of alcohol in the park system is prohibited.•Flying balloons, planes, rockets, and fireworks are not permitted.•Party jumps must be pre-approved. Call 694-6410 for information.•Selling merchandise or providing services in City park sites or City •

recreational facilities without approval is prohibited. Overnight parking is prohibited at all park sites and facilities.•For safety purposes, the use of private boats, powered model boats •or watercraft of any kind is prohibited at the Temecula Duck Pond and Harveston Lake Park.

“Enjoy Your Parks Responsibly”

Multi-Use Trails and BikewaysThe City of Temecula’s trail system currently consists of approximately 97 miles of bike lanes and 22 miles of trails. There are bikeway and trail connections to many of our park sites, schools, and other points of interest within the City. You can download a copy of the Guide to Temecula’s Trails & Bikeways at the city website www.cityoftemecula.org or call Community Services at 694-6480 to request to have a printed copy of the map mailed to your home. To report hazards on the trails or bike lanes please contact Public Works at 694-6411.

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Registration Information & PoliciesFor registration questions or assistance visit our website at tcsd.cityoftemecula.org

or call the Community Services Department at 694-6480.

Summer/Fall Registration Dates:Early bird Registration available on June 5th at the Expo*

All other registration begins on June 14th

3 WAYS TO REGISTER ...Online registration is the quickest way to register for classes and activities. This system is secure, simple to use and the best part is you can register for classes 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! With just a few clicks you will be ready to experience online registration and all the benefits it has to offer. If you are new to the system, click on the NEW USER button. If you are returning users, click on the LOGIN button and then search for your desired classes. If you need assistance with the online registration call 694-6480. Save Time.....Register Online:

tcsd.cityoftemecula.orgYou may register in person using cash, check or credit card at the following locations:Locations: Days: Hours:(CRC) Community Recreation Center, (951) 694-6410 Mon-Fri 8:00am-4:45pmCity Hall, (951) 694-6480 Mon-Fri 8:00-5:00pm

Check payments ONLY can be mailed with a completed and signed Activity Registration Form to the below address. Registration forms can be downloaded at tcsd.cityoftemecula.org. TCSD can not guarantee space in classes and activities for mailed registrations. If space is not available in an activity upon receipt of the mailed registration the participant will be notified of an alternate class. CSD ActivitiesPO Box 9033Temecula, CA 92589

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Registration Policies and ProceduresPlease Register Early!We recommend registering early for all classes and activities. Recreation classes must meet a minimum enrollment. If class minimum is not met classes will be cancelled. Registered class participants will be notified of an alternate class, if one is available. A full refund will be given for activities cancelled by the City of Temecula.

Pre-Registration and PaymentsPre-registration is required for all classes and activities. Class instructors are only authorized to accept class material fees when noted. All activity and class registration fees must be paid directly to the City of Temecula in the payment methods listed above.

Wait ListIf an activity or class you are interested in becomes full we recommend enrolling onto the wait list. Wait list enrollments can be processed using the online registration system. If space becomes available participants on the wait list will be contacted in the order they were received. Class wait lists are reviewed on a regular basis to determine if additional class sessions or class sizes can be increased.

Missed Classes and Class ChangesClass fees will not be pro-rated or credited for missed sessions. The City reserves the right to cancel activities, substitute instructors, change locations and/or dates and times as necessary. In the event that a class has changed the City will make every effort to contact all registered participants.

Transfers and Refunds All requests for transfers and/or refunds must be requested 5 business days prior to the class start date. A 20% cancellation fee will be deducted from •all refunds. Requests for refunds or transfers made within the 5 business days can be emailed to [email protected] or by calling the Community Services Department at 694-6480.If a participant is dissatisfied with a class, they must contact Tracy Masters, Sr. Recreation Coordinator at [email protected] or •by phone at 694-6480 prior to the second class to request a credit that can be applied to another class in the future. If a participant is unable to continue in a class after the class has begun due to an health issue, a medical excuse must be provided to obtain a credit •that can be used to retake the class or applied to another class in the future. Charges for classes attended will be deducted from the credit.

(*See page 2 for Expo event information)

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Star Spangled 4th of July ParadeBegins at 1:00pm • Old Town (Traveling along Old Town Front Street)

Family Fun & Fireworks at Ronald Reagan Sports ParkBegins at 2:00pm • Food, Fun & Entertainment (Ronald Reagan Sports Park • 30875 Rancho Vista Road)Fireworks Show begins at 9:00pm SHARP! Musical simulcast by KATY 101.3 (bring your radio)

For more information call Community Services at 694-6480 or visit tcsd.cityoftemecula.org

Please Note:Motor homes are not permitted in the established parking lot areas.Alcoholic beverages and glass containers are strictly prohibited.

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