Winter/Spring 2020 Guide to Leisure Activities

Winter/Spring 2020 Guide to Leisure Activities

Community Services Department DirectoryMain Line: 951-694-6480

Activity Guide/Classes/(JRC)/(MRC)/(HCPR)Tracy Masters, Community Services Manager............Ext. 4266Cassandra Hargett, Management Aide III...................Ext. 4266Katrina Thoreson, Management Aide II.......................Ext. 4266Administrative Services Erica Russo,Community Services Superintendent.......Ext. 3995Robert Cardenas, Administrative Services Manager....Ext. 3944Mike Wooten, Sr. Management Analyst.......................Ext. 3958Lisa Waterman, Sr. Administrative Assistant................Ext. 6480Lacy Sisler, Management Aide III.................................Ext. 3904Kristal Menzimer, Office Specialist II............................Ext. 6480Aquatics/(CRC) Community Recreation Center/Skate ParkGwen Willcox, Community Services Manager.............Ext. 6396Melissa Davis, Aquatics Supervisor II...........................Ext. 6396Leah Juarez, Community Services Assistant...............Ext. 6410Cultural Arts/Community Relations/Sponsorships Bea Barnett, Community Services Superintendent.....Ext. 6343Jeff Lawrence, Community Services Manager.............Ext. 3967Events/(TCC) Temecula Community CenterDawn Adamiak, Community Services Manager..........Ext. 4268Wilhe Augustine, Community Services Coordinator.....Ext. 4268Rishann Clermont, Management Aide II (Rentals).......Ext. 6525Mike Morey, Management Aide II (Events)...................Ext. 4268Tracy Courts, Management Aide I (Events).................Ext. 4268Homeless Outreach/Responsible Compassion Robin Gilliland, Homeless Outreach Administrator......Ext. 6467Library Services Rosie Vanderhaak, Library Manager........................... Ext. 8922(MPSC) Mary Phillips Senior Center/Special Needs Yvette Martinez, Community Services Manager..........Ext. 6464Cody House, Management Aide I................................Ext. 6464Old Town Temecula Community TheaterChariss Turner, Community Services Supervisor I........Ext. 6348Bill Strawn, Theater Technical Supervisor.....................Ext. 6378John Deards, Theater Technical Coordinator...............Ext. 6380Travis Brown, Theater Technical Assistant...................Ext. 6380Sports Facilities/Fields/Leagues/ParksJames Willcox, Community Services Manager...... ......Ext. 4135Sergio Raya, Community Services Supervisor II..........Ext. 4136Robert Heltmach, Park Ranger II.................................Ext. 6480Gus Gonzalez, Park Ranger I......................................Ext. 6480Elizabeth Hirst, Park Ranger I.....................................Ext. 6480Andrew Formentera, Sr. Recreation Leader................Ext. 6480 Temecula Valley Museum/Art Exhibits Tracy Frick, Community Services Manager..................Ext. 6455Michelle Elrod, Management Aide II.............................Ext. 6450

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City of Temecula AdministrationAaron Adams…......................................…........City ManagerGreg Butler.........................................Assistant City ManagerKevin Hawkins......................Director of Community Services

Community Services CommissionThe Community Services Commission meets the 2nd Monday of each month at 6:00pm in the Council Chambers. Eric Willis..............…………….......…..……........……….ChairEric Levine....................….............….................…Vice-ChairDale Borgeson...........…..…….....….....…….…CommissionerGary Oddi........................….……………......….CommissionerAdam Ruiz........................……..........….......…Commissioner

Creating Community Through People, Parks & Programs

It’s What We Do!!!

Registration Begins: Monday, November 18th

Please read page 59 for important registration information.

TRACY MASTERSActivity Guide Editor/Community Services Manager

On behalf of the Temecula Community Services Department we proudly present the Winter/Spring 2020 Guide to Leisure Activities. Our signature winter events return, beginning with Santa’s Electric Light Parade, Holiday Magic on Main Street, Christmas Tree Lighting, Breakfast with Santa, the Temecula on Ice skating rink and the popular New Year’s Eve Grape Drop! There are many opportunities to celebrate the magic of the season. Be sure to bring the family and experience TEMECULA CHILLED!On December 1st Temecula celebrates 30 years of cityhood! In just three short decades, Temecula has grown from a sleepy town of 35,000 people to a thriving city of nearly 115,000 with 41 parks, award-winning programs, services, and events. Please join us at the Community Celebration in honor of this momentous occasion. See page 4 for event details. #LOVETemecula!

On behalf of our Board of Directors, Commissioners, and your dedicated Community Services Department Team, we are committed in our mission to create Community through People, Parks & Programs! Respectfully,

As the one that handles the marketing and social media for the Community Services Department, my job is to make sure you know about all the fun things we do year round. I graduated from California State University Monterey Bay with a BA in Teledramatic Arts and Technology. Every day I use my knowledge and creativity to produce high quality posters, flyers, email blasts and social media posts for all upcoming programs and events coming out of

the department. Since starting with the City of Temecula, I have slowly added my fingerprints all over the city. Whether it’s the arch at Eagle Soar Splash Pad or branding for our programs, I try to bring my unique touch to everything we do. You may also recognize me from many of our numerous special events. I help organize and put on the City’s special events such as the Temecula Rod Run, 4th of July Extravaganza and Santa’s Electric Light Parade. Over the past couple years, I have also joined the team that produces a monthly web series called ‘Around & About Temecula’, which highlights everything the Community Services Department does for its residents. As Director of Photography/Editor for the series, I film, plan, and edit these episodes to produce a fifteen-minute show every month. I live locally with my lovely wife Nancy and son Liam and enjoy molding the community which my son will grow up in. My goal is to help keep this community one in which my family and all Temecula residents will experience their best quality of life.

In This Issue...Upcoming Special Events30th Anniversary Celebration 4Santa’s Electric Light Parade 5Holiday Magic on Main Street 5Christmas Tree Lighting @ the Pond 5Christmas Bus Tours 5Temecula on Ice 5Breakfast with Santa 5Christmas Bike Tour 5Temecula on Ice 5Winter Solstice 5New Year’s Eve Grape Drop 5Art off the Walls 6Celebrating Mozart 6Daddy/Daughter Date Night 6Carnival of Music 6Teen Night Light Egg Hunt 7Easter Egg Hunts 7Arbor Day 8Temecula Rod Run 8Community Services Expo 9Memorial Day Concert 9

Specialized ProgramsAquatics Programs & Swim Lessons 46-49Around & About Temecula 58Measure S Improvements 54Responsible Compassion Program 55Senior Programs, Classes & Events 42-43Special Needs Events & Programs 16-17Summer Jobs & Volunteer Opportunities 58

Camps & ClassesCamps 12-15Performing Arts 24-27Special Interest 35Sports & Fitness 28-31Toddler Enrichment 18-19Visual Arts 32-34Youth & Teen Enrichment 20-23

City Facilities Facility Map & Facility Directory 56-57Aquatic Facilities 46Facility Rentals & Picnic Shelters 53Mary Phillips Senior Center 42Old Town Temecula Community Theater 40Parks 51Pennypickle’s Workshop 36Places of Interest 52Sports Facilities & Sport Leagues 50Temecula Libraries 44-45Temecula Skate Park & Pump Track 47Temecula Valley Museum 38-39Trails & Bikeways 52

Registration How to Register & Class Policies 59

I am so proud to say I have been a Temecula resident for over 20 years. When I moved to Temecula in 1999 with my three young children ages 5, 3, and 6 months old, little did I know we found our “Forever Home.” We soon found out all the amazing things that Temecula had to offer, like the fabulous public school system, beautiful parks, fun playgrounds, and the ability to sign your child up for any activity you could ever imagine. I soon realized I too could be involved on so many levels whether it be as a Room Parent, Team Mom, or member on several Board of Directors. I called myself a “Professional Volunteer.” Nine years ago, I was fortunate to become employed with the Temecula Community Services Department, working for the City I love and live in. I like to reflect back on my first job as an Attractions Hostess at Disneyland and think of how in my current position, it’s as if I’m a hostess assisting the public with their upcoming event. I oversee the Temecula Community Center, the Conference Center, and Picnic Shelter rentals for the City. Similar to facilitating the guest experience at the happiest place on earth, in my current role I facilitate the guest experience by finding the best venue for patrons. I am happy to answer any questions you may have and am available to assist you in choosing a location for your next business conference or party. 3

Community Services Staff Spotlight

We’re Here for You!

MIKE MOREYManagement Aide II

RISHANN CLERMONT Management Aide II

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Celebrating 30 Years

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30th AnniversaryCommunity CelebrationDECEMBER 1, 2019 | 2PM - 6PM | CIVIC CENTERCelebrate our community’s loving spirit as Temecula observes its30th year of cityhood! The anniversary event will include livemusic, fun giveaways, activities for kids, and a free hotdog orhamburger meal for the first 1,000 patrons. #LOVETemecula

Exhibit Unveiling: “A Plan to Develop”Be among the first to see this brand new exhibit at Temecula CityHall! This multi-media exhibit explores the history of the development of Old Town Temecula. The exhibit will be unveiledduring the 30th Anniversary Community Celebration onDecember 1, 2019.

Discover TemeculaThe year of 2020 is the year of

#TemeculaFun! Join us throughout the year for monthly photo challenges

and scavenger hunts. To stay updated on the fun, visit

TemeculaCA.gov/DiscoverTemeculato see what is coming next.

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Friday, December 6th @ 7pm on Old Town Front StreetEnjoy twinkling lights from decorated floats, holiday music from school marching bands, and festive marchers making their way down the parade route as we celebrate 30 years of Temecula! Parade starts at the corner of Del Rio & Jefferson and will travel south through Old Town ending at First Street. For road closure and parking information, please visit:TemeculaCA.gov/SantaParadeVIP Parade Package Contest: Like us on Facebook for a chance to win a VIP package for six (6) including a parking pass, parade viewing from the heated VIP tent, dinner & dessert!

Santa's

Electric Light

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Temecula Chilled

Temecula Temecula on Iceon IceTemecula On Ice returns for another exciting holiday season with a state-of-the-art ice rink, rental skates, Bobby skating aids, and its own radio station! For more information, email [email protected] and follow us on social media to recieve updates @TemeculaParksandRec.

Location: Location: Town Square Park Grand Opening: Friday, Dec 13 @ 5pmOpen Daily: Dec 12 - Jan 5 (Sun-Thu 10am-9:30pm & Fri-Sat 10am-11pm)Fee: $12 Admission ($5 skate rental; $8 Bobby skating aid) Christmas Day Hours: 12-9:30pm New Year’s Eve Skate: 10pm-12:30am

Christmas Tree LightingChristmas Tree Lighting@ the Pond@ the PondMonday, December 2nd, 7-8:30pmTemecula Duck Pond What a bright time, it’s the right time to light the Christmas tree! While we wait for the countdown to light the tree, enjoy a tasty treat, a visit from Santa Claus and a festive performance by Resonate! Vocal Group.

Holiday Magic Holiday Magic on Main Streeton Main StreetProfessor’s Magical Holiday Open HouseFriday, November 29th, 3-6pm @ Pennypickle’s WorkshopThe excitment builds as we wait for Santa’s arrival at 6pm! Enjoy our Magical Holiday Open House where you can make memories while you wait for the big guy. Admission includes a refreshment, access to the Express VIP line, crafts, experiments, and surprises! For more details visit: Pennypickles.orgFee: Museum Admission ($10/children 18 months & over (under 18 months FREE); $5/adults 18+

Santa’s ArrivalFriday, November 29th, 6-9pm @ Main Street Lot next to Pennypickle’s WorkshopMake your way to Santa’s cozy cottage as we welcome Mr. Claus to Old Town for the holiday season. After his magical entrance, enjoy live festive music and holiday themed crafts in the lot behind Santa’s Cottage. You can visit Santa from November 29-December 22. For a schedule of Santa’s hours visit: TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD

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Breakfast with SantaBreakfast with SantaSaturday, December 14th (CRC) Community Recreation Center Have you told Santa what you would like for Christmas this year? Now is your chance! Join us for a magical morning that includes a delicious breakfast, visit with Santa, and cookie decorating. Be sure to register early as space is limited. Registration is required!Fee: $7/person (Infants under 12 mo. not requiring a seat are FREE)

Activity #: 9050.101 Time: 8:00amActivity #: 9050.102 Time: 9:00amActivity #: 9050.103 Time: 10:00amActivity #: 9050.104 Time: 11:00am

‘Twas the Lights Before‘Twas the Lights BeforeChristmas Bike TourChristmas Bike TourSaturday, December 14th Harveston Community ParkAdmire the dazzling decorations Harveston has to offer as we go on a holiday lights bike tour through the neighborhood. All participants must be confident bike riders and stay with the group on this guided tour. Bikes will not be provided. Pre-registration is recommended. Meet at Harveston Community Park at the start of the tour. Fee: FREEActivity #: 9075.101 Time: 7:00-8:30pm

‘Twas the Lights Before ‘Twas the Lights Before Christmas Bus TouChristmas Bus TourrAdmire multiple holiday displays as we tour Temecula’s Festive homes from a double decker bus. Every evening includes snacks, corny holiday jokes and festive fun. Due to limited space, residents receive priority when registering. Children under the age of 2 who don’t require a seat are free. For a complete listing of tour dates, visit our website at: TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD

Winter SolsticeWinter SolsticeSaturday, December 21st, 6-8pm Sam Hicks Monument ParkShine some light on the darkest day of the year with a path of luminaries as we celebrate the Winter Solstice. This free event includes a festive musical performance, refreshments, and a visit from Santa.

New Year’s Eve New Year’s Eve Grape DropGrape DropTuesday, December 31st, 6pm-12:30am Civic Center QuadRing in the New Year Temecula style with the infamous New Year’s Eve Grape Drop! Celebrate 2020 twice with an East Coast (9pm) and West Coast (midnight) countdown. This event will include live music, food, vendors, and kid’s activities. Free Fun Zone for children will be open from 6-10pm.

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FRI, MAR 6 | 6-9PM | @ (TCC) TEMECULA COMMUNITY CENTER Everyone knows the timeless tale of Beauty and the Beast, but are you familiar with the modern story of Beauty and the Geek? You could be the belle of the ball or dress up as a geek to rule them all. Whichever

role you choose, prepare for a magical evening of dancing, dinner, and dessert! Registration is required for both father and daughter for this much anticipated event.

FEE: $10/PERSON ACTIVITY #: 9060.101

Carnival of MusicCarnival of MusicTEMECULA VALLEY SYMPHONY

SUN, MAR 15 | 3-5PM | @ CRC AMPHITHEATERBring your family to enjoy a spring concert! After the performance, musical instruments will be on

display for you to view and learn more about. Don’t forget to bring your chairs!

CELEBRATING

SUN | JAN 26 | 2-4PM @ RONALD H. ROBERTS TEMECULA PUBLIC LIBRARY

Celebrate Mozart’s 264th birthday with an afternoon of musical

masterpieces. The talented students of the Temecula Valley Conservatory of the Arts will perform classical music in honor of the distinguished composer.

Refreshments will be provided.

EXPERIENCE THE ART OF LIVING IN TEMECULAFIRST FRIDAY OF EACH MONTH | THE MERC | 5:30-8:30PM

Enjoy live music, refreshments, an art show featuring a variety of local artists, and a featured artist meet and greet at The Merc and

The Gallery at The Merc located at 42051 Main Street.FEATURED ARTIST RECEPTIONS:

JAN 3 | Walter SantosFEB 7 | Joe Valencic

MAR 6 | Temecula CreatesAPR 3 | Mighty Mini Masterpieces

MAY 8* | Martin Nasim*May show will be held on 2nd Friday due to Rod Run

BeautyGEEK

DADDY/DAUGHTER DATE NIGHT

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Grab your friends and your flashlight, it’s time for the annual teen only egg hunt. You could walk away with a tub of jelly beans, a gift card, or maybe even a TV! Dancing and music start at 8pm, egg hunt begins

promptly at 8:30pm. Everyone in attendance will be eligible for community service hours needed for school. #ThisParkIsHoppin

Friday, April 3rd, 8-9:30pm Kent Hintergardt Memorial Park Kent Hintergardt Memorial Park

31465 Via Cordoba 31465 Via Cordoba Event for Teens ages 13-18 Only!

TTEEEENN NIGHT LIGHT NIGHT LIGHT EGEGG HUNTG HUNT

Enjoy music, face painting, take a picture with the Easter Bunny, and be ready to hunt at 10am SHARP! Egg hunt is for

children ages 0-12 years. Don’t forget your basket!

DON’TDON’T

BE LATE! BE LATE!

Saturday, April 11thSaturday, April 11thArrive at 9:30am

Hunts start at 10am SHARP!

THREE LOCATIONS:Temeku Hills Park

31367 La Serena WayPatricia H. Birdsall Sports Park

32380 Deer Hollow WayHarveston Community Park

28582 Harveston Drive*Special Needs areas at all three parks

TEENSTEENSONLY!ONLY!

arbor day

Arbor DayArbor Day

Reflect on the important role trees play in our environment as we plant a few in honor of Arbor Day. Following the tree planting ceremony, light refreshments provided.

SAT | APR 25 | 10-11:30AM | MARGARITA COMMUNITY PARK

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Friday | May 1Friday | May 1stst | 5pm - 8pm | 5pm - 8pmSaturday | May 2Saturday | May 2nd nd | 9am - 4pm| 9am - 4pm

OLD TOWN TEMECULAOLD TOWN TEMECULA

Gear up for a weekend of pristine hot rods and under-construction projects as the Temecula Rod Run

cruises into Old Town. Classic cars of every description willline the streets for Southern California’s Premier Car Show.

Join us at the Friday Night Cruise or Saturday’s Show & Shine.

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EXPO

Tribute To Heroes: Tribute To Heroes: Memorial Day ConcertMemorial Day Concert

Enjoy a patriotic themed concert performed by the Temecula Valley Symphony as we pay tribute to our nation’s heroes in honor of Memorial Day. SAT | MAY 23 | 6:30-8:30PM | TEMECULA CIVIC CENTER

COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMUNITY SERVICES EXPOEXPO

The Community Services Expo is back! Come learn about all the exciting classes and programs that are offered by the Temecula Community Services Department.

Enjoy live entertainment, crafts, FREE fun zone and giveaways!

SAT | MAY 9 | 10:30AM-1:30PM | TEMECULA CIVIC CENTERSAT | MAY 9 | 10:30AM-1:30PM | TEMECULA CIVIC CENTER

* FUN ZONE* FUN ZONE* CRAFTS* CRAFTS* PRIZES* PRIZES

Holiday Baking Camp* Ages: 7-12 YearsLet’s bake yummy holiday cookies, cupcakes, muffins, pies and cake pops! Kids will learn baking and decorating techniques like the pros. It’s a fun four days of making new friends, treats, and showing off their tasty creations. Children will work in baking teams but will decorate their own designs. Instructor is Jill Lodato of the “Bake and Decorate Today” Youtube Channel with 10 million views. Instructor: Jill Lodato Location: TCC Fee: $45/2-Week Camp ($15 materials fee due to instructor) Class# Camp Dates Days Time6050.101 Dec 16-Dec 18 Mon/Tue/Wed 5:30-7:00pm

Holiday Yule Log Cake Workshop*Ages: 10+ This festive chocolate cake starts as a sheet pan cake and gets filled with scrumptious buttercream and topped with chocolate buttercream and chocolate decor. Celine will demonstrate how to make the cake, frostings, various fillings, and chocolate decorations. Kids will then prepare, fill, and decorate their own Yule Log to take home! Celine is a published cookbook author and has been teaching

with the City of Temecula for over 10 years. Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: CRC Fee: $29/Workshop Class# Date Days Time 1675.101 Dec 11 Wed 5:15-7:00pm

Bakery Boot Camp*Ages: 7-12 Years Bakery Boot Camp is a big hit! We will transform the TCC into theme-based bakeries that will celebrate a Grand Opening for family and friends. Young bakers will learn how to work in teams to bake and decorate cookies, cupcakes, cake pops, brownies and more! Each team will name their bakery, create a menu and a display. On Thursday, kids will open their bakeries for business! It will be a fun week filled with new friends, baking, and yummy creations. Instructor is Jill Lodato of the “Bake and Decorate Today” YouTube channel with 10 million views. Instructor: Jill Lodato Location: TCC Fee: $110/Camp ($25 materials fee due to instructor) Class# Camp Dates Days Time6040.101 Mar 23-Mar 26 Mon-Thu 9:00am-11:30am6040.102 Mar 23-Mar 26 Mon-Thu 12:30-3:00pm

Easy & Fun Baking Camp for Kids*Ages: 6.6-11 Years Baking from scratch is so much fun! Kids will work as a team to follow recipes and make yummy creations to share together. Kids will also learn about ingredients and nutrition through fun educational games. Menu includes raspberry white chocolate muffins, rustic apple galette, chocolate chip cookies with sea salt flakes, and French butter cookies. Celine is a published cookbook author and certified Nutrition and Health Coach.

Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: TCC Fee: $89/CampClass# Camp Dates Days Time 1610.101 Mar 30-Apr 2 Mon-Thu 9:00-10:30am

Teen Cooking Camp*Ages: 10-14 Years Tweens and teens know for sure what they like to eat! This camp will teach how to make their top 5 favorite foods: pizza, pasta, sushi, macaroni and cheese, and cookies - all from scratch! Campers will work together in groups as they learn to follow recipes, chop, peel, mix, and cook their delicious creations! Celine is dedicated to teaching the next generation about the joy of cooking and baking. Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: TCC Fee: $99/CampClass# Camp Dates Days Time 1680.101 Mar 30-Apr 2 Mon-Thu 11:00am-1:00pm

12*Cooking and Baking Camp Ingredients: Please note that eggs, dairy, wheat and almonds may be used in recipes during cooking and baking camps. Peanuts are NOT used. A menu for each camp can be viewed online in the camp descriptions at: TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD

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Bigfoot’s All-Day Art CampsAges: 7-14 Years Bigfoot’s most popular camp is back for ANOTHER fun season! Campers create MANY different art projects daily, using several different types of media. Drawing, painting, and collaging are just some of the projects. Art related games and activities are also on the schedule. Each week has a totally different theme. All day and new 1/2 day options available! Fees include all art supplies, incentive badges, daily snacks and prizes! Sign-up today!Instructor: Tony Moramarco & Staff Location: Bigfoot’s Art Studio Materials Fee: $40 for All-Day/$30 for 1/2 Day Camp due to instructor All-Day Art CampsClass# Camp Dates Days Time Fee 2050.101 Dec 26-Dec 28 Thu-Sat 8:30am-4:30pm $100/Camp2050.102 Jan 2-Jan 4 Thu-Sat 8:30am-4:30pm $100/Camp2050.103 Mar 23-Mar 27 Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm $185/Camp2050.104 Mar 30-Apr 3 Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm $185/Camp

1/2 Day Art CampsClass# Camp Dates Days Time Fee2055.101 Dec 26-Dec 28 Thu-Sat 9:00am-12:30pm $60/Camp2055.102 Jan 2-Jan 4 Thu-Sat 9:00am-12:30pm $60/Camp2055.103 Mar 23-Mar 27 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:30pm $100/Camp2055.104 Mar 30-Apr 3 Mon-Fri 9:00am-12:30pm $100/Camp

Yes, You Can Draw & Paint Winter FunAges: 6 Years - AdultDon’t sit home being bored - come create an amazing painting. Workshop starts by completing a detailed freehand drawing. Then explore the magic of color theory by mixing a full range of colors using only primary colors, just like artists do! Students will paint their drawings adding contrast, texture and depth to create their masterpiece. Parents, drop off the kids and get some last minute Christmas shopping done! Instructor: Yvonne Gaudet Location: MRCFee: $33/Workshop ($10 materials fee due to instructor)Class# Date Day Time 2525.101 Dec 21 Sat 9:30am-12:30pm

Yes, You Can Draw & Sculpt CampAges: 6 Years - AdultThis new sculpture camp is the latest addition to the Yes, You Can art class series. Stretch your imagination to create 3-dimensionally. Day 1 starts with building a foundation and priming. Day 2 artists draw the shapes, features and details of their creation. Painting will be the final step in creating your masterpiece. Parents are also welcome to register and enjoy in the fun and share some quality time with their kids. Instructor: Yvonne Gaudet Location: MRCFee: $66/2-Day Camp ($13 materials fee due to instructor)Class# Camp Dates Days Time2535.101 Jan 2-Jan 3 Thu-Fri 9:30am-12:30pm

Wonders! Super CampsAges: 4-13 YearsThese exciting camps are hands-on fun from beginning to end! Campers will perform experiments, watch demonstrations and enrich their thirst to know more about the world around them. Winter break 2-Day camp and spring 4-Day camps are available. Each camp is unique and can be taken in any order. Materials Fee: $10 for 2-Day/$20 for 4-Day due to instructor Instructor: Don Miller Location: JRC Christmas Super Camp Ride on a glowing hovercraft, launch holiday rockets, send Santa 650 feet into the air, fly wild Christmas blimps, create stunning Christmas gem boards, grow amazing holiday crystals, make dinosaur tree ornaments, and much more! Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee1850.101 Dec 26-Dec 27 Thu-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm $70/Camp

Super Camp #1 Build electric motors, make balloon-helicopters, make glow-in-the-dark octopi, create UV detectors, build rock collections, prepare amazing slimes, make a rubber-band gun, design invisible inks, fire rocket cars and more!Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee1850.102 Dec 26-Dec 27 Thu-Fri 1:00-4:00pm $70/Camp

Super Camp #2 Build mini-hovercrafts, experiment with glowing rocks and super-magnets, mix incredible slime collections, mold candles, create surfboard Styrofoam, make genies appear, turn pennies to gold, make underwater candles, assemble marshmallow guns, and more! Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee 1850.103 Jan 2-Jan 3 Thu-Fri 9:00am-12:00pm $70/Camp

Super Camp #3 Make fantastic air rockets, fire the ultimate candy cannon, fly blimps, concoct incredible super slimes, launch potatoes, construct tornado bottles, create ultraviolet light detectors, play with fantastic anti-gravity trays, make eerie glow-in-the-dark tubes, build clowns that rise and fall on command, and more!Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee1850.104 Jan 2-Jan 3 Thu-Fri 1:00-4:00pm $70/Camp1850.105 Mar 23-Mar 26 Mon-Thu 9:00am-12:00pm $135/Camp

Super Camp #4 Ride real hovercrafts, write with invisible inks, grow crystal gardens, steer floating solar blimps, float hot air balloons, launch smoke rings, launch the ultimate Mentos geysers, cast t-rex dinosaur fossils, and more!Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee 1850.106 Mar 23-Mar 26 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm $135/Camp

Super Camp #5 Make planes that fly over tall buildings, prepare glow-in-the-dark Styrofoam, form amazing super-balls, create foot long lightning bolts, do never-before-seen dry ice experiments, construct electric buzzers and switches, dip incredible candles, fire marshmallow cannons, and much more!Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee1850.107 Mar 30-Apr 2 Mon-Thu 9:00am-12:00pm $135/Camp

Super Camp #6 Ride real hovercrafts, make & launch water rockets, fire balloon rockets, make oil tornados, collect fossils, explore robotics, make pinhole cameras, build barometers, create lightning, fly remote-controlled dragonflies, and more!Class# Camp Dates Days Time Fee 1850.108 Mar 30-Apr 2 Mon-Thu 1:00-4:00pm $135/Camp

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Happy Campers Ages: 5-9 Years Campers have a blast making new friends in these educational themed camps that are hands-on FUN! Materials fee includes camp t-shirt, daily snack, arts and crafts and festivities! Instructor, Miss Brooke, has a B.A. in Liberal Studies/Elementary Education. Instructor: Brooke Groepper Location: MRC Fee: $99/Camp ($25 materials fee due to instructor)

Unicorn EnthusiastsIs your child obsessed with Unicorn EVERYTHING? Creating colorful thematic arts & crafts using glitter, paint and rhinestones is on the agenda for this exciting new unicorn themed camp. Class# Camp Dates Days Time 4070.101 Mar 30-Apr 1 Mon-Wed 9:00am-12:00pm

Tropical Travelers (Rainforest Edition) Is your child interested in learning about sloths, toucans and spider monkeys? Are they captivated by lions, tigers and boa constrictors? Campers will learn about the diversity of the animals who call the rainforest their home in this new themed camp. Class# Camp Dates Days Time 4070.102 Mar 30-Apr 1 Mon-Wed 1:00-4:00pm

Girls Retreat Spring Break “Spa” Camp Ages: 5-10 Years This exciting camp is back by popular demand! Mini glitter manicures, cucumber facials, arts and crafts, a build your own trail mix station, dancing, aerobics, and much more! Spring Break has never been more fun! Please join us as we spend the mornings playing games, team building, creating keepsakes, and meeting new friends. Materials fee includes all supplies, snacks, and a camp t-shirt. Instructor: Brooke Groepper Location: MRC

Fee: $99/Camp ($25 materials fee due to instructor) Class# Camp Dates Days Time 4025.101 Mar 23-Mar 25 Mon-Wed 9:30am-12:30pm

If I Were a Princess CampAges: 4-8 Years Here is the opportunity for the princess in you to come out and play! We will spend time learning about a different princess each day including Elsa, Sleeping Beauty, Belle, Ariel, and more! Sing along with songs, read stories, play games, make a craft and enjoy a snack where we learn a bit about table manners.We will talk about the values a princess lives by: being kind, patient, honest, and helpful. Come dressed in your favorite costumes! Instructor: Angela Sturdivant Location: MRC Fee: $110/Camp ($25 materials fee due to instructor)Class# Camp Dates Days Time 3220.101 Mar 23-Mar 27 Mon-Fri 9:00-11:00am

Hip Hop Dance Camp Ages: 9-17 YearsSpend the week learning Hip Hop dance from a professional choreographer and dancer who has performed internationally and on TV. In this high energy camp students will explore Hip Hop movements and music, and study the principles and technique of Hip Hop, including athletic form, choreography, break dance, tutting, krumping, turfing and more! All levels welcome!Instructor: Jamal Cumberbatch Location: MRC Fee: $120/Camp Class# Camp Dates Days Time4425.101 Mar 23-Mar 27 Mon-Fri 1:00-3:00pm

Kids Scuba Camp (Beginner Seal Team)Ages: 8-12 Years The Beginner Seal Team Camp is a great way to meet new friends and explore the underwater world! Camp is conducted by certified instructors in a safe pool-only environment. All equipment is provided and materials fee includes scuba certification, book, DVD, Seal Team emblem, mask, fins and snorkels which are yours to keep.NOTE: Please contact Scuba Center at 951-506-0252 prior to the first day of camp for required reading, DVD and paperwork. Instructor: Scuba Center Temecula Location: CRC PoolFee: $125/Camp ($125 materials fee due to instructor)Class# Camp Dates Days Time 3850.101 Mar 23-Mar 27 Mon-Fri 1:15-2:45pm

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(CTC) Complete Tennis CampAges: 7-16 YearsThe CTC Spring Tennis Camp 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. All levels of experience welcome. Camp fee includes camp t-shirt. Instructor: Kerry Leander Location: TVHS Fee: $120/CampClass# Camp Dates Days Time 1410.101 Mar 23-Mar 27 Mon-Fri 9:30am-12:30pm

Multisport CampAges: 5-14 Years Camp is designed for all-around players and beginners who wish to improve their skills in soccer, football, tennis, basketball, volleyball, Nerf dodgeball, kickball and baseball. Fun games will be played including bocce ball and splash ball. Campers should bring a water bottle, sunscreen, shin guards and wear a gym-type shoe. Camp is for boys and girls and participants are divided into age-appropriate groups. Instructor: EMH Sports Location: Temeku Hills ParkFee: $80/CampClass# Camp Dates Days Time 2315.101 Mar 23-Mar 27 Mon-Fri 8:30-10:30am 2315.102 Mar 30-Apr 3 Mon-Fri 8:30-10:30am

Junior Skills Volleyball CampAges: 8-13 Years Our camps are packed with volleyball skills, drills, games and more! Our Junior Skills Camp will focus on passing, setting, hitting, serving, blocking and defense. There will be group drills, mini competitions and fun games to help develop an understanding of the game and increase their volleyball knowledge. Our outstanding coaching staff will focus on each athlete’s abilities and group them with similar skill levels, so every child is being instructed appropriately. All levels are welcome, including brand new players and players with previous class or team experience. Fee includes camp t-shirt. Instructor: Viper Volleyball Staff Location: Rancho Sports Center Fee: $99/Camp ($10 materials fee due to instructor) Class# Camp Dates Days Time 3025.101 Mar 31-Apr 2 Tue-Thu 9:00am-12:00pm

Beach Volleyball CampAges: 9-13 Years Designed to teach the fundamentals and skills necessary to play the Olympic Sport of 2v2 beach volleyball. There will be group drills, individualized attention and fun competition play to help develop an understanding of the game. Our outstanding coaching staff will focus on each athlete’s abilities and

group them with similar skill levels. All beginning and intermediate levels are welcome. Fee includes camp t-shirt. Instructor: Viper Volleyball Staff Location: Pala Park Fee: $85/Camp ($10 materials fee due to instructor) Class# Camp Dates Days Time3000.101 Mar 30-Apr 2 Mon-Thu 9:00am-10:30am

Jr. Pickleball CampAges: 7-13 Years Join the fun learning the fastest growing sport in the world! Pickleball is a combination of tennis, ping pong, and badminton. Camps are designed for boys and girls and students will be placed in age-appropriate groups. Our instructors are not only Pickleball professionals but have over 15 years experience teaching camps. Fee includes camp t-shirt and awards. Come out and join the fun! Instructor: Bret Bucher Location: Margarita Community Park Fee: $99/Camp Class# Camp Dates Days Time3510.101 Mar 23-Mar 27 Mon-Fri 9:00-11:00am3510.102 Mar 30-Apr 3 Mon-Fri 9:00-11:00am

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The Community Services Department is committed to providing programs and opportunities for individuals with disabilities. In that effort, staff is available to provide accommodations that meet the needs of our youth and adults with special needs who participate in City programs. Our goal is to ensure that all individuals enjoy the same quality experience, access to programs, and full participation in our Community events. For more detailed information, call (951) 694-6480, Ext. 6464.

Special Needs Breakfast with SantaStart your morning with a tasty breakfast and a visit to Santa’s Workshop. This event is for individuals with special needs to share with their family and friends. Pre-registration is required for all attending. Call to advise of any special dietary needs. Infants under 12 months are FREE.Location: CRC Fee: $7/person Activity# Date Day Time9250.101 Dec 14 Sat 12:00-1:00pm

Special Needs Christmas Light Bus TourEnjoy a tour of Temecula’s festive homes and incredible holiday displays as you join us for a special needs night of the ‘Twas the Lights Before Christmas Bus Tour. Bus departs and returns to the MPSC. Due to limited space priority is given to Temecula residents for the first 7 days of registration. Location: MPSC Fee: $5/person Activity# Date Day Time9255.101 Dec 13 Fri 7:00-8:30pm

Light It Up Yellow & BlueJoin us for our 2nd Annual Light It Up Yellow & Blue Ceremony for Down Syndrome Awareness Day. Event includes unveiling of lights and light refreshments. Date: Sat, Mar 21 Time: 7:00pm Location: Civic Center

Light It Up BlueThe City of Temecula and Our Nicholas Foundation raise autism awareness through the “Light It Up Blue” initiative. Please join us as we light up City Hall blue in recognition of Autism Awareness month. Ceremony includes unveiling of lights and refreshments. Date: Thu, Apr 2 Time: 7:00pm Location: Civic Center

Eagle Soar Social Skills ProgramAges: AllThe City of Temecula in collaboration with Our Nicholas Foundation is hosting a social skills play day for children with special needs. Activities include crafts, sensory enrichment, coloring, stories and more! Events are facilitated by Comprehensive Autism Center and the Van Avery Youth Activists. Parent participation required and therapists are welcome. Registration held at event.Location: Eagle Soar Playground at Margarita Park Fee: FREEDates Days TimeMar 14-May 9 2nd Saturday 9:00-11:00am

S.K.I.P. (Supporting Kids, Involving Parents)Ages: Birth - 12 Years S.K.I.P. is a social recreational program designed for children with special needs and their parents and offers enrichment activities, play, and parent education and support. Activities are structured to enhance sensory, social, and cognitive skills and offer parents time to interact with others who understand what it is like to raise a child with special needs.

Fee: $2/person (Pre-registration is required for all participants attending) Location: MPSCActivity# Dates Day Time 9200.101 Feb 12 Wed 6:00-7:30pm 9200.102 Apr 8 Wed 6:00-7:30pm 9200.103 May 13 Wed 6:00-7:30pm

Special Needs Basketball ProgramAges: 5-18The City of Temecula, in collaboration with Victory Leagues, is proud to offer Special Needs Basketball. This program is designed for school age athletes with special needs whom are able to participate with reasonable accommodation. Our goal is to provide a true team and game experience for all of our athletes. Games will take place on Mondays and on Saturdays players will be taught the fundamentals of passing, shooting, dribbling, and game play. A referee will be utilized during games to keep the game moving in a timely manner and clocks will be kept by a scorekeeper. Participants will be placed in age-appropriate groups. Fee includes team uniform.Location: CRC Fee: $50/8 WksGame Days: Mon Time: 5:00-8:00pm Practice Days: Sat Time: 11:00am-1:00pm Class# Class Dates 4700.101 Mar 14-May 16* *Class Skip Dates: Mar 23-Mar 30

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High Hopes * Special Games

Saturday, April 18Saturday, April 18thth, 9:30am-12:30pm, 9:30am-12:30pmTemecula Valley High School Football Stadium

Join us for a morning of fun and inclusive activities! Special Games is an event designed for athletes of all ages with developmental disabilities to participate in non-competitive games and sporting events, lunch and awards ceremony. Each athlete is paired with a high school volunteer to act as their buddy during the event and participate alongside them. Every athlete will be presented with a participation medal and every volunteer will receive community service hours. To participate as an athlete or as a buddy, visit: TemeculaCA.gov/SpecialGames

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High Hopes Ages: 18+ The Temecula High Hopes program is designed for special needs adults 18+ offering opportunities for enrichment, socialization and special events. Events meet at the MPSC on Fridays from 6:00-9:00pm, unless otherwise noted. Please note that events are subject to change. Pre-registration is required and can be completed online or in person at the MPSC. For reasonable accommodations, guardians/caregivers can attend at no charge and must be pre-registered using the activity numbers below. NOTE: Due to limited space priority is given to Temecula residents for the first 7 days of registration. Resident Fee: $2/person (Unless otherwise noted) Date Event Participant# Guardian#Dec 20 Holiday Showcase @ CRC 9220.101 9225.101 Jan 3 New Year’s Party 9220.102 9225.102Jan 17 Game Night 9220.103 9225.103 Feb 7 Valentine’s Party 9220.104 9225.104Feb 21 Karaoke Night 9220.105 9225.105 Mar 6 Bowling @ Temecula Lanes* 9220.106 9225.106Mar 20 St. Patrick’s Dance 9220.107 9225.107Apr 3 Nutrition Workshop 9220.108 9225.108Apr 17 Sock Hop 9220.109 9225.109May 1 Spring Social 9220.110 9225.110* Fees for Bowling Night are paid at event

Special Needs Visual Arts Program Ages: 18+Learn ways of self-expression, coordination and imagination through visual arts. Participants will work on a variety of projects and learn about painting, drawing and designing. This is a student only program. If student requires accommodations, parents may stay. NOTE: Due to limited space priority is given to Temecula residents for the first 7 days of registration. Materials Fee: $10 for supplies. Instructor: Mark Allen Gonzales Location: MPSC Activity# Class Dates Days Time Fee9205.101 Jan 16-Mar 19 Thu 3:00-5:00pm $40/10 Wks9205.102 Apr 9-May 28 Thu 3:00-5:00pm $32/8 Wks

Global Citizens Ages: 18+A vocational training program geared to teach basic job and life skills in Viticulture and Horticulture. Students get hands on training to equip them with skills to obtain meaningful employment. Please call 951-694-6480 Ext. 6464 for more information or to register.Dates Days Time FeeMarch-May Tue/Thu 9:00-11:00am FREE

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Miss Michelle’s Tiny TotsAges: 3-5 YearsWelcome to Miss Michelle’s Tiny Tots! This is a fun structured hands-on learning program that will help your child build social skills and independence while being introduced to the alphabet, numbers, colors and shapes in a developmentally appropriate environment. Children enjoy story time, music and fun craft projects. Miss Michelle and her assistant Miss Evelyn

can’t wait to meet your little ones. A healthy snack is provided each day. READ REGISTRATION INFORMATION PRIOR TO ENROLLING

Materials Fee: $25 due to instructor Instructor: Michelle Medina Location: CRCTerrific 3’sSession Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee A 1040.101 Jan 22-Feb 26* M/W 9:00-10:45am $90/5 Wks A 1040.102 Jan 22-Feb 26* M/W 11am-12:45pm $90/5 Wks B 1040.103 Mar 2-Apr 15* M/W 9:00-10:45am $108/6 Wks B 1040.104 Mar 2-Apr 15* M/W 11am-12:45pm $108/6 Wks C 1040.105 Apr 20-Jun 1* M/W 9:00-10:45am $117/7 Wks C 1040.106 Apr 20-Jun 1* M/W 11am-12:45pm $117/7 WksFabulous 4’s & 5’sSession Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee A 1045.101 Jan 21-Feb 27 T/TH 9:00-11:00am $120/6 Wks A 1045.102 Jan 21-Feb 27 T/TH 11:15-1:15pm $120/6 Wks B 1045.103 Mar 3-Apr 16* T/TH 9:00-11:00am $120/6 Wks B 1045.104 Mar 3-Apr 16* T/TH 11:15-1:15pm $120/6 Wks C 1045.105 Apr 21-May 28 T/TH 9:00-11:00am $120/6 Wks C 1045.106 Apr 21-May 28 T/TH 11:15-1:15pm $120/6 Wks*Class Skip Dates: Feb 17, Apr 6-9, May 25

Bright Start for KidsWe help children discover the love of learning. Each day your child will enjoy our interactive centers (art, building, puzzles, crafts, games, writing, educational toys and dramatic play) while playing with their new friends. Our weekly themes provide hands-on learning in a safe and caring environment. Our structured day includes choice centers, circle time, small groups, music, story time, along with our innovative writing and phonics program. We have special events including Happy Hearts Party, Spring Sing, Eggciting Hunt, Muffins with Mom, Donuts with Dad, and our Pre-K graduation. Our Little Tots program is for children entering Kindergarten in 2021. Our Pre-Kinder program is for children who will attend TK/Kindergarten in August 2020. Program director, Jill Lodato has a B.A. in Early Childhood Education and Health Education. Please bring a medium-sized bucket with your child’s name to class. A daily snack is provided. For more information about Bright Start for Kids and for the parent handbook visit: BrightStartforKids.com

READ REGISTRATION INFORMATION PRIOR TO ENROLLINGMaterials Fee: $30/2 day program and $40/3 day program Instructor: Jill Lodato Location: JRC

Little Tots Preschool Enrichment (3.5-4.5 Yrs)Session Class# Dates Day Time Fee A 6005.101 Jan 7-Feb 6 T/TH 9:15-11:45am $180/5 Wks B 6005.102 Feb 11-Mar 12 T/TH 9:15-11:45am $180/5 Wks C 6005.103 Mar 17-Apr 30* T/TH 9:15-11:45am $180/5 Wks D 6005.104 May 5-Jun 4 T/TH 9:15-11:45am $180/5 WksPre-Kinder Enrichment (4-5.10 Yrs)Session Class# Dates Day Time Fee A 6000.101 Jan 8-Feb 7* M/W/F 9:15am-12:15pm $250/5 Wks B 6000.102 Feb 10-Mar 13* M/W/F 9:15am-12:15pm $250/5 Wks C 6000.103 Mar 16-May 1* M/W/F 9:15am-12:15pm $280/5 Wks D 6000.104 May 4-Jun 5* M/W/F 9:15am-12:15pm $265/5 Wks*Class Skip Dates: Jan 20, Feb 14, Feb 17, Mar 23-Apr 3, May 25

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PLEASE READ! IMPORTANT REGISTRATION INFORMATION FOR PRESCHOOL ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS

The Community Services Department offers three Preschool/Kinder Enrichment drop-off programs. Miss Michelle’s Tiny Tots, Bright Start for Kids, and Bear Cub University are structured recreational programs designed for children ages 3-5. These are not licensed child care programs. Children must be potty trained to attend. Participation in more than one session or more than one program at a time is prohibited. Registration in advance for future sessions is encouraged to secure enrollment. Once registration begins, participants may enroll in Session A, B, C or D at one time provided the session dates do not overlap. Priority is given to Temecula residents for the first 7 days of registration. Please review program descriptions for detailed class information to determine the best placement for your child. For further assistance, contact the Class Hotline at 951-694-6480 or email [email protected].

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Bear Cub UniversityWatch your “Bear Cub” grow and thrive in this structured drop-off enrichment program designed to help your preschooler explore, experiment, and discover things on their own through a variety of methods that provide a mixture of fun and learning! Each session is packed with fun-filled educational activities and festivities! Bear Cub University makes use of a hands-on, weekly-thematic, interactive curriculum that offers social interaction, calendar/circle time, literacy, music/movement, arts & crafts, community building along with the practice of sight words, numbers, letters, colors, and shapes. Bear Cub participants are taught through both large group instruction and small group “activity station rotation”. Kiddie Cubs is for children starting T/K or Kinder in August 2021. Kinder Cubs is for students starting T/K or Kinder in August 2020. Instructor, Miss Brooke, has a B.A. in Liberal Studies/Elementary Education from San Diego State University. Please bring a medium-sized bucket decorated with your child’s name. A healthy snack is provided daily.

READ REGISTRATION INFORMATION PRIOR TO ENROLLINGMaterials Fee: $40/2 day program and $50/3 day program Instructor: Brooke Groepper Location: MRCKiddie Cubs Preschool Enrichment (3-4.7 Yrs)Session Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee A 4005.101 Jan 14-Feb 20 T/TH 9:30am-12pm $264/6 Wks B 4005.102 Feb 25-Apr 16* T/TH 9:30am-12pm $264/6 Wks C 4005.103 Apr 21-May 28 T/TH 9:30am-12pm $264/6 Wks

Kinder Cubs Pre-K Enrichment (4-5 Yrs) Session Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee A 4010.101 Jan 14-Feb 20 T/TH 12:30-3pm $264/6 Wks B 4010.102 Feb 25-Apr 16* T/TH 12:30-3pm $264/6 Wks C 4010.103 Apr 21-May 28 T/TH 12:30-3pm $264/6 Wks

Kinder Cubs Pre-K Enrichment (4-5 Yrs)Session Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee A 4015.101 Jan 13-Feb 21* M/W/F 9:30-12:30pm $352/5 Wks B 4015.102 Feb 24-Apr 17* M/W/F 9:30-12:30pm $396/6 Wks C 4015.103 Apr 20-May 29* M/W/F 9:30-12:30pm $374/5 Wks*Class Skip Dates: Jan 20, Feb 17, Mar 23-Apr 3, May 25

Family Music for Babies Ages: Birth-18 MonthsWelcome your newborn into a world of music and movement. Family Music for Babies offers an intimate, nurturing environment for you to bond with your child. It’s never too early to begin building a foundation in music that could lead to a lifetime of music making, learning, and enjoyment. This class is designed to offer infants sensory simulation during their most receptive period of neurological development. During this program, you’ll learn special ways to play and communicate with your baby while meeting and making new friends.Instructor: Susan Miyamoto Location: Miyamoto Music Studio Fee: $55/7 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time 2905.101 Jan 7-Feb 18 Tue 10:45-11:15am 2905.102 Jan 11-Feb 22 Sat 10:45-11:15am2905.103 Apr 7-May 19 Tue 10:45-11:15am2905.104 Apr 11-May 23 Sat 10:45-11:15am

Music for ToddlersAges: 18 Months-2.11 YearsHearing, feeling, moving, singing, sharing and playing MUSIC! Children will absorb musical patterns and concepts for enjoyment and growth in their musical endeavors. Classes promote children’s discovery of music through singing and playing simple rhythm instruments. Parent involvement is required.Instructor: Susan Miyamoto Location: Miyamoto Music Studio Fee: $55/7 WksClass# Class Dates Day Time 2900.101 Jan 7-Feb 18 Tue 10:00-10:30am 2900.102 Jan 8-Feb 19 Wed 10:00-10:30am 2900.103 Jan 11-Feb 22 Sat 10:00-10:30am 2900.104 Apr 7-May 19 Tue 10:00-10:30am2900.105 Apr 8-May 20 Wed 10:00-10:30am2900.106 Apr 11-May 23 Sat 10:00-10:30am

Yoga for Parent & MeAges: 2-6 Years This is a fun filled introduction to the concepts of yoga with imaginative weekly themes. You and your child will practice breathing techniques and postures that will help improve motor skills, flexibility, balance, concentration and strength. Please bring a yoga mat to class. Enroll only child when registering. One or both parents may attend with child. Instructor: Kristi Cox Location: MRC

Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 4130.101 Jan 11-Feb 1 Sat 8:30-9:30am $40/4 Wks 4130.102 Feb 15-Mar 7 Sat 8:30-9:30am $40/4 Wks 4130.103 Mar 21-Apr 4 Sat 8:30-9:30am $30/3 Wks4130.104 Apr 25-May 23* Sat 8:30-9:30am $40/4 Wks*Class Skip Dates: May 2

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Youth & Teen enrichmentYouth & Teen enrichment Kid’s Club * Rocket Readers/Writers


Parent & Me Playgroup Ages: 2-5 YearsParent & Me Playgroup is a great way to introduce your child to a preschool setting with the comfort of a parent, guardian or grandparent present. Children will enjoy time for free-play with other children, craft time, story time, and group play. Our focus is on social time, learning to follow directions, following a schedule and how to transition

from one activity to the next. This class provides an opportunity for children and parents to meet new friends! Pre-registration is required and space is limited. Siblings under the age of 2 are welcome in class.Instructor: Jessica Walker Location: CRC Fee: $40/4 WksClass# Class Dates Day Time 2410.101 Jan 9-Jan 30 Thu 9:30-11:00am 2410.102 Feb 6-Feb 27 Thu 9:30-11:00am 2410.103 Mar 5-Mar 26 Thu 9:30-11:00am 2410.104 Apr 9-Apr 30 Thu 9:30-11:00am 2410.105 May 7-May 28 Thu 9:30-11:00am

Play & Learn for Parent & MeAges: 2.6-4 YearsChildren at this age learn so much through play! In this new program children will develop social and cognitive skills, mature emotionally and gain the self-confidence that is needed to engage in new experiences and environments. Class is a great precursor to a drop-off program where your child can experience a preschool setting with the comfort of a parent to guide them through the activities. Class includes circle time, dramatic play, centers to develop fine motor skills, introduction to letters, numbers, shapes and colors, all in a fun play based environment. Materials Fee: $5 due to instructor at first classInstructor: Jessica Walker Location: TCC Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee2415.101 Jan 7-Jan 28 Tue 10:00-11:30am $55/4 Wks 2415.102 Feb 4-Mar 17* Tue 10:00-11:30am $84/6 Wks2415.103 Apr 7-Apr 28 Tue 10:00-11:30am $55/4 Wks2415.104 May 5-May 26 Tue 10:00-11:30am $55/4 Wks*Class Skip Dates: Mar 3

Kid’s Club Ages: 3-10 YearsParents - enjoy a date night or an evening out and drop off your children at our new Kids Club where they will have a blast making crafts, playing games, and meeting new friends. Kids will also share a meal and enjoy a treat. Children must be potty trained to

attend. Instructor is a Recreation professional who teaches our popular Parent & Me Play Group program and is a mother of 5 children. Each session will be filled with fun and exciting activities, so sign-up for one or sign-up for them all!Fee: $20/person ($10 materials fee due to instructor) Instructor: Jessica Walker Location: CRC Class# Class Dates Day Time 2420.101 Dec 13 Fri 6:00-9:00pm 2420.102 Jan 24 Fri 6:00-9:00pm2420.103 Feb 21 Fri 6:00-9:00pm2420.104 Mar 20 Fri 6:00-9:00pm2420.105 Apr 17 Fri 6:00-9:00pm

Rocket ReadersAges: 5-8 YearsThese popular small group classes offer easy to understand reading instruction presented in a way that makes reading fun. Children will improve their skills while reading riddles and jokes and playing games. Typically, students who are already reading will accelerate quickly to reach their full potential.

For those struggling, Rocket Readers takes the mystery out of reading and gives children confidence in themselves. Reading finally becomes enjoyable and exciting! These standards-based classes are designed to supplement any curriculum used at school or home. Instructor is an experienced, credentialed teacher. Children are assessed and instruction is modified accordingly.Instructor: Patty Roberts Location: TCC Kindergarten/1st Ages: 5-7 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time Fee2700.101 Jan 8-Mar 11 Wed 4:00-4:50pm $138/10 Wks2700.102 Jan 9-Mar 12 Thu 4:00-4:50pm $138/10 Wks2700.103 Apr 8-May 27 Wed 4:00-4:50pm $110/8 Wks2700.104 Apr 9-May 28 Thu 4:00-4:50pm $110/8 Wks1st/2nd Grade Ages: 6-8 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time Fee2705.101 Jan 8-Mar 11 Wed 5:00-5:50pm $138/10 Wks2705.102 Jan 9-Mar 12 Thu 5:00-5:50pm $138/10 Wks2705.103 Apr 8-May 27 Wed 5:00-5:50pm $110/8 Wks2705.104 Apr 9-May 28 Thu 5:00-5:50pm $110/8 Wks

Rocket WritersAges: 5-8 YearsStudents will author their own books, play fun word-work games and share their writing with peers in order to become comfortable and confident about written expression. Writing is often the last academic skill to develop, but your child will have an edge in school by participating in these small-group writer’s workshops. Instructor is an experienced, credentialed teacher. Children are assessed and instruction is modified accordingly.Instructor: Patty Roberts Location: TCC Materials Fee: $10 due to instructor Kindergarten/1st Ages: 5-7 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time Fee2710.101 Jan 7-Mar 10 Tue 4:00-4:50pm $138/10 Wks2710.102 Apr 7-May 26 Tue 4:00-4:50pm $110/8 Wks1st/2nd Grade Ages: 6-8 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time Fee2715.101 Jan 7-Mar 10 Tue 5:00-5:50pm $138/10 Wks2715.102 Apr 7-May 26 Tue 5:00-5:50pm $110/8 Wks

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Children’s Etiquette Class Ages: 5-12 Years Good manners are important! Etiquette classes not only teach children good conduct, but they also help establish core values and principles. Manners are a significant part of communication throughout life. Lessons educate children on how to be respectful and you will see a difference in your child after only one class!

Instructor: Angela Sturdivant Location: CRC Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 3200.101* Dec 2-Dec 16 Mon 4:30-5:30pm $42/3 Wks3200.102 Feb 4-Feb 25 Tue 4:30-5:30pm $56/4 Wks3200.103 Apr 7-Apr 28 Tue 4:30-5:30pm $56/4 Wks*The theme of this session is Mastering Holiday Manners

Little Miss Charm School Ages: 4-8 Years Back by popular demand! Put on your favorite party dress and come have fun at a special morning play date where we will have tea and cookies as we learn a bit of manners. Each date we will have a tea party where we will meet new friends, practice proper table manners, and learn the importance of sharing and getting along with others. We will play games, dance, and create themed crafts to take home. Sign up for one or sign up for all! Instructor: Angela Sturdivant Location: MRCFee: $20/workshop ($10 materials fee due to instructor) Valentine’s Tea Party (Wear your prettiest dress) Class# Date Day Time 3205.101 Feb 8 Sat 12:00-1:30pmPrincess Tea Party (Wear your favorite princess outfit) Class# Date Day Time 3205.102 Apr 4 Sat 10:00-11:30amDoll Tea Party (Bring your favorite doll) Class# Date Day Time 3205.103 May 16 Sat 10:00-11:30am

Little Tots SingersAges: 4-6 Years Preschool age children love to sing, dance and perform. Our Little Tot Singers learn new songs, simple choreography, and lessons in being a part of a performance chorus. This

session will focus on our Spring Sing concert for families and friends to enjoy. Instructor, Ms. Jill sings in the Southwest Women’s Chorus and has a BA in Early Childhood Education. Program accompanist is Luann Carman who is a well-known pianist and piano teacher. Instructor: Jill Lodato Location: OTTCT Fee: $139/14 Wks ($15 materials fee includes Little Tots t-shirt & song sheets) Class# Class Dates Day Time 6070.101 Jan 15-Apr 29* Wed 4:00-5:00pm*Class Skip Date: Mar 25, Apr 1

Get Smart with ArtAges: 2-5 YearsFor the beginner artist! This is a unique class for children and parents (or their helpers). Explore shapes, colors, textures, stamping, printing and painting while developing fine motor, language and critical thinking skills. Children are introduced to

the work of famous artists and illustrators, multi-cultural art and various art techniques to create a unique framed masterpiece at each class. There are new lessons each session! Instructor: Vivian Matchett Location: TCC Fee: $52/4 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time 1320.101 Jan 8-Jan 29 Wed 9:30-10:15am 1320.102 Jan 8-Jan 29 Wed 10:30-11:15am 1320.103 Feb 5-Feb 26 Wed 9:30-10:15am 1320.104 Feb 5-Feb 26 Wed 10:30-11:15am 1320.105 Mar 4-Mar 25 Wed 9:30-10:15am 1320.106 Mar 4-Mar 25 Wed 10:30-11:15am 1320.107 Apr 1-Apr 22 Wed 9:30-10:15am 1320.108 Apr 1-Apr 22 Wed 10:30-11:15am 1320.109 May 6-May 27 Wed 9:30-10:15am 1320.110 May 6-May 27 Wed 10:30-11:15am

Wonders! Super CampsAges: 4-13 YearsNow the popular Wonders! Camps can be taken during a 4-week session on Saturdays! These camps are hands-on fun from beginning to end! Campers will perform over 50 experiments, watch over 30 demonstrations, learn why amazing things happen and enrich their desire to know more about the world around them. Camps are unique and can be taken in any order. Fee: $135/4 Wks ($20 due to instructor) Instructor: Don Miller Location: MRC Super Camp #4 Ride real hovercrafts, write with invisible inks, grow crystal gardens, steer floating solar blimps, float hot air balloons, launch smoke rings, launch the ultimate Mentos geysers, cast t-rex dinosaur fossils, and more!Class# Class Dates Days Time 1850.109 Jan 11-Feb 1 Sat 9:00am-12:00pm Super Camp #6 Ride real hovercrafts, make & launch water rockets, fire balloon rockets, make oil tornados, collect fossils, explore robotics, make pinhole cameras, build barometers, create lightning, fly remote-controlled dragonflies, and more!Class# Class Dates Days Time 1850.110 Feb 8-Feb 29 Sat 9:00am-12:00pm

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Youth & Teen enrichmentYouth & Teen enrichment Cooking/Baking * Business Sharks


Valentine’s Treats Workshop Ages: 6.6-13 Years Forget about store bought cupcakes this Valentine’s Day. Join this hands-on workshop where kids will learn to make their own treats - from scratch. Menu includes heart shaped chocolate clusters with sprinkles, chocolate covered strawberries and mini heart shaped raspberry hand pies. These treats make a great gift for teachers or can be enjoyed at home with family and friends.

Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: CRC Fee: $29/Workshop Class# Date Day Time 1640.101 Feb 12 Wed 5:15-7:00pm

Get Cooking with Celine These hands-on classes teach the fundamentals of cooking and baking in a creative and fun environment. In addition to learning cooking concepts these classes also improve math, reading and social skills. Kids learn about nutrition, kitchen safety, recipe reading, how to use ingredients and the skills needed to make delicious entrees and desserts - all from scratch! The best part - kids will get to eat what was made in class. Each session has a unique theme with new and tasty recipes. Menus can be found online. Instructor Celine Cossou is a French born chef, published cookbook author and Certified Nutrition & Wellness Coach who has dedicated the last 12 years to teaching the next generation about the joys of cooking and baking. Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: CRCTots-n-Pots Ages: 3.6-6.11 YearsThis parent participation class is a great way to spend time with your child and teach them about the food they eat. Fun academic games and crafts may be included. Please bring a child’s step stool to class.Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1630.101 Jan 22-Feb 5 Wed 9:00-10:15am $55/4 Wks1630.102 Apr 22-May 13 Wed 9:00-10:15am $55/4 WksYoung Chefs in Training Ages: 6.6-13 YearsYoung Chefs will be introduced to different cuisines while learning to measure, chop, mix, whip, sauté, knead, zest, decorate and more! Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1665.101 Jan 15-Jan 29 Wed 5:30-7:00pm $69/3 Wks1665.102 Apr 15-Apr 29 Wed 5:30-7:00pm $69/3 WksYoung Bakers in Training Ages: 6.6-13 YearsLearn to bake cakes, cookies, muffins and other yummy treats from scratch. No boxed mixes in this class! Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1670.101 Feb 26-Mar 11 Wed 5:30-7:00pm $69/3 Wks

Make-Bake-Take for KidsAges: 7-12 Years Be a better baker with weekly classes for kids. Each class focuses on a new recipe and baking technique, along with gaining math, science and team work skills. We will bake and decorate cupcakes, cookies, brownies, cake pops, tarts, scones, pies, pizza, breads, muffins, mini cakes and holiday treats. The best part is taking goodies home for all to enjoy. Instructor is a veteran baker/decorator with a “Bake and Decorate” YouTube channel that has 10 million views. Weekly menu is posted at TodaysCreativeFood.com or on the City’s registration site. Instructor: Jill Lodato Location: TCC Fee: $15/Workshop ($5 materials fee due to instructor) Class# Dates Day Time 6060.101 Jan 6 Mon 5:30-7:00pm6060.102 Jan 13 Mon 5:30-7:00pm6060.103 Jan 27 Mon 5:30-7:00pm6060.104 Feb 3 Mon 5:30-7:00pm6060.105 Feb 10 Mon 5:30-7:00pm6060.106 Feb 17 Mon 5:30-7:00pm6060.107 Feb 24 Mon 5:30-7:00pm6060.108 Mar 2 Mon 5:30-7:00pm6060.109 Mar 9 Mon 5:30-7:00pm6060.110 Apr 6 Mon 5:30-7:00pm6060.111 Apr 13 Mon 5:30-7:00pm6060.112 Apr 27 Mon 5:30-7:00pm

Bigfoot’s Teen Business Sharks Ages: 11-17 YearsIn this exciting course from Bigfoot, teen entrepreneurs go head-to-head as they plan their own Temecula businesses from the ground up. They will develop and refine a business concept, name, logo, brand mood board, and elevator pitch. Students will then choose an actual Temecula commercial space, budget for furnishings, merchandise, and salaries and refine their numbers to

present and attempt to get funding from “THE INVESTOR.” If they get the green light and the moolah, they’ll move on to develop a fool-proof marketing plan to get customers in the door. It’s a fun, creative, and exciting environment where every student dreams big and learns skills that will change their perspective on the world.Fee: $50/4 Wks ($20 materials fee due to instructor)Instructor: Jeff Waddleton Location: RHRTPL Class# Class Dates Day Time Theme2025.101 Jan 13-Feb 10 Mon 6:00-7:30pm The Retail Rumble2025.102 Mar 23-Apr 13 Mon 6:00-7:30pm The L & E Rivalry


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youth & Teen enrichment youth & Teen enrichment Screenwriting * Graphics * YAC


Teen Screenwriting Ages: 11-17 YearsAttention all aspiring filmmakers and screenwriters! If you’d love to learn how to conceive and write your own screenplay, this course is for you! Learn how to create amazing characters and define conflicts; organize script and use narrative structure; carefully choose scene setting and optimal shot selection; master the art of pacing and plot twists; and use FREE script writing software that will help create YOUR MASTERPIECE. Each session is unique. Squeeze the creative juice out of your head and onto the page in this FUN informative class. Instructor: Jeff Waddleton Location: RHRTPL Fee: $50/4 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time Theme2810.101 Jan 15-Feb 5 Wed 6:00-7:30pm Story Lab2810.102 Mar 25-Apr 15 Wed 6:00-7:30pm Heroes & Villains

Teen Graphics/Design Workshop Ages: 11-16 YearsTween and teen students will complete AMAZING graphic design projects, while learning important Photoshop skills. Led by a working graphic design professional, this fun-filled class features a project-based curriculum, and focuses on a different design challenge each session. Students will develop their design portfolio, and

explore their imaginations, all in a creative environment. Students should bring a USB drive to save their work.Fee: $65/4 Wks ($20 materials fee due to instructor)Instructor: Bigfoot Instructors Location: RHRTPL Class# Class Dates Day Time 2065.101 Jan 16-Feb 6 Thu 6:00-7:30pm 2065.102 Mar 26-Apr 16 Thu 6:00-7:30pm

Bigfoot’s Teen Drawing Club(Comics & Anime)Ages: 11-17 YearsThe valley’s most fun, consistent and safe environment for tween and teen Anime artists and fans! Everyone gets a membership badge and has the opportunity to cosplay, share their artwork, learn new drawing tips and techniques, and meet new friends. Come join the Club! Fees include all art supplies and prizes! Instructor: Bigfoot Instructors Location: RHRTPLMaterials Fee: $20 materials fee due to instructor Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 2045.101 Dec 3-Dec 17 Tue 5:30-7:00pm $40/3 Wks 2045.102 Jan 7-Jan 28 Tue 5:30-7:00pm $50/4 Wks 2045.103 Feb 4-Feb 25 Tue 5:30-7:00pm $50/4 Wks 2045.104 Mar 10-Mar 31 Tue 5:30-7:00pm $50/4 Wks 2045.105 Apr 7-Apr 28 Tue 5:30-7:00pm $50/4 Wks 2045.106 May 5-May 26 Tue 5:30-7:00pm $50/4 Wks

Teen ZoneLooking for something to do after a long day at school? The Teen Zone is a safe and fun place for teens to hang out with friends. Our staff will engage teens in activities that include billiards, video games, movies, air hockey, ping pong, and basketball during gym time. The Teen Zone is for 6th-12th grade students only. Please check our monthly calendars for fun activities at: TemeculaCA.gov/TCSDLocation: CRC Fee: $1/annuallySchedule (subject to change)Mon-Fri 2:30-8:45pmSat 11am-8:45pm Sun 1:00-7:00pm

Youth Advisory Council (YAC) Ages: 14-18 Years Are you interested in becoming more involved in the local community? Are you passionate about outreach and service? If so, you are the type of individual we are looking for. YAC is comprised of advisors, a leadership team, and youth members who will play a significant role in representing the local youth population. YAC is dedicated to empowering, improving, and connecting the lives of youth to create change in the community. Program Dates Day Time Location Jan 15-May 27 Wed 5:00-6:00pm CRC

Friday Scooter Nights!Ages: 17 Years & Under Come out to the Temecula Skate Park for our Friday Scooter Nights! Event includes music, pizza, refreshments, prize drawings and giveaways. Please bring the following required gear: a scooter, helmet, and knee and elbow pads. Pre-registration is recommended, as space is limited. If space is still available and you are

paying at the door a parent/guardian must be present to complete registration. Fee: $5/personClass# Date Day Time 9605.101 Mar 27 Fri 4:00-7:00pm9605.102 Apr 24 Fri 4:00-7:00pm9605.103 May 22 Fri 4:00-7:00pm


Disney’s The Lion King JR. has captivated audiences around the world! The African savannah comes to life on stage with Simba, Rafiki, Nala, Scar and an unforgettable cast of characters as they journey from Pride Rock to the jungle and back again. The Lion King JR. tells the story of the epic adventure of a curious cub named Simba as he struggles to accept the responsibilities of adulthood and his destiny as a king. Along the way, Simba encounters a huge colorful cast of characters. Come join the fun and learn to sing and dance to songs such as “I Just Can’t Wait to Be King,” “Circle of Life,” “Hakuna Matata,” and more! There are a variety of roles, large and small, to fit all ages and levels of experience. Production is taught by TVUSD teachers. Program includes 16 weeks of rehearsals followed by performances held in the beautiful Old Town Temecula Community Theater. The audition process will begin on the first day, but no experience or materials are required. Not all roles will be required to attend each rehearsal. Instructor will provide a calendar with detailed information for when each participant will need to attend. Extended rehearsals will take place the week of performances. A parent meeting will take place at the first class for new participants.

Performing Arts ClassesPerforming Arts Classes Youth Musical Theater Program

Instructor: Jennifer Stuart Rehearsal Location: JRCFee: $200/16 Wks ($115 materials fee due to instructor) Performance Dates: Jun 25-Jun 28, 2020Class# Program Dates Days Time3400.101 Feb 25-Jun 18* Tue/Thu 4:30-6:30pm*Class Skip Dates: Mar 24-Apr 2

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City of Temecula Youth Musical Theater ProgramAges: 7-15 Years

NOTE: Materials fee includes scripts, cast t-shirt, professional quality cast photo and most costume pieces. Some basic costume elements will need to be provided at a minimal cost to participant.

Performance tickets for families and friends can be purchased at a cost of $10.

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Performing Arts ClassesPerforming Arts ClassesTumble * Tap * Jazz * Cheer


Pre-Dance & Tumble Ages: 3-4 YearsThe perfect introduction to dance and movement, this fun-filled, creative program teaches preschool-aged dancers the skills needed for future classes. Structured to ensure success for every child and to keep them wanting more! Participants will dance, tumble, and gain coordination and self-confidence during this non-parent participation class. Dance clothes and pink ballet shoes are required. Parent Observation Day is the last class of each month. Students will have the opportunity to participate in the annual recital held in April at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater. Instructor: Kellie Nichols Location: MRC Fee: $126/14 WksOptional Recital Package: $65 due to instructor for recital costume & professional quality class photograph. Class# Class Dates Day Time 1900.101 Jan 8-Apr 22* Wed 9:00-9:45am *Class Skip Dates: Mar 25, Apr 1

Tiny Tappers Ages: 3-5 YearsCome learn the exciting theatrical art of Tap Dance! This fun-filled, age appropriate class combines tap technique, rhythm, coordination, singing and dancing in a musical environment. Dance clothes and black tap shoes required. Parent Watching Day is the last class each month. Students will have the opportunity to participate in the annual recital held in April at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater. Optional Recital Package: $65 due to instructor (includes recital costume & professional quality class photo) Instructor: Kellie Nichols Location: MRC Fee: $126/14 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time 1940.101 Jan 8-Apr 22* Wed 11:00-11:45am*Class Skip Dates: Mar 25, Apr 1

Jazz/Hip Hop Fusion Come move and groove to the music in this fun and funky class! Class combines the technique of jazz with the fun and funk of hip hop! Your dancers will dance to the popular music they love while gaining flexibility, technical ability and musicality. Black jazz pants and black leather jazz shoes required. Parent Observation Day is the last class of each month. Students will have the

opportunity to participate in the annual recital held in April at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater. Instructor: Kellie Nichols Location: MRC Fee: $126/14 WksOptional Recital Package: $65 due to instructor for recital costume & professional quality class photograph. Ages: 4-6 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time 1930.101 Jan 8-Apr 22* Wed 4:00-4:45pmAges: 7-11 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 1935.101 Jan 8-Apr 22* Wed 5:00-5:45pm*Class Skip Dates: Mar 25, Apr 1

Temecula GLITZ! CheerAges: 4-11 YearsWe’ve got spirit.....Yes we do! We’ve got spirt...How about you? Go GLITZ! In addition to teaching the fundamentals of basic cheerleading skills (cheers, chants, jumps and dances), this popular and enthusiastic recreational 3-month program is designed for both the beginning and experienced cheerleader and focuses on leadership, community building, cooperation, self-confidence, respect and friendship! Instructor is a former High School Varsity Cheer Captain, and Universal Cheerleader Association All Star. Participants will have the opportunity to perform at our Spring Showcase. Instructor: Brooke Groepper Location: MRC Fee: $115/9 Wks ($40 materials fee due to instructor for Glitz t-shirt, shorts, bow, prizes, and a commemorative keepsake. Optional Pom Poms are available to purchase for $20). Class# Class Dates Day Time 4030.101 Feb 4-Apr 14* Tue 4:00-5:00pm 4030.102 Feb 4-Apr 14* Tue 5:15-6:15pm4030.103 Feb 6-Apr 16* Thu 4:00-5:00pm *Class Skip Dates: Mar 24-Apr 2

Ballet ClassesLearn the beautiful art of ballet in a musical, fun and creative environment! Class combines the grace and technique of classical ballet, with a princess twist! Dance attire and pink ballet shoes required. Parent Observation Day is the last class of each month. Students will have the opportunity to participate in the annual recital held in April at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater. Instructor: Kellie Nichols Location: MRC Fee: $126/14 Wks

Optional Recital Package: $65 due to instructor for recital costume & professional quality class photograph. Tiny Princess Ages: 3-4 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time 1905.101 Jan 8-Apr 22* Wed 10:00-10:45am1905.102 Jan 8-Apr 22* Wed 2:00-2:45pmBeginning Princess Ages: 5-7 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time 1910.101 Jan 8-Apr 22* Wed 3:00-3:45pm *Class Skip Dates: Mar 25, Apr 1

Performing Arts ClassesPerforming Arts Classes Chorus * Hip Hop * Folklorico Little Tots SingersAges: 4-6 Years Preschool age children love to sing, dance and perform. Our Little Tot Singers learn new songs, simple choreography, and lessons in being a part of a performance chorus. This session will focus on our Spring Sing concert for families and friends to enjoy. Instructor, Ms. Jill sings in the Southwest Women’s Chorus and has a BA in Early Childhood Education. Program accompanist is Luann Carman who is a well-known pianist and piano teacher. Fee includes performance t-shirt and song sheets. Instructor: Jill Lodato Location: OTTCT Fee: $139/14 Wks ($15 materials fee due to instructor Class# Class Dates Day Time 6070.101 Jan 15-Apr 29* Wed 4:00-5:00pm*Class Skip Date: Mar 25, Apr 1

Children’s Chorus of TemeculaAges: 7-11 YearsLet’s sing, dance and perform! Students will make new friends while they learn new songs, simple choreography, and how to be part of a singing group. Solos and speaking parts are open to those interested. This session will focus on our Spring Sing concert for families and friends to enjoy. Instructor, Ms. Jill sings in the Southwest Women’s Chorus and has a BA in Early Childhood Education.

Program accompanist is Luann Carman who is a well-known pianist and piano teacher. Fee includes performance t-shirt and song sheets. Fee: $139/14 Wks ($15 materials fee due to instructor) Instructor: Jill Lodato Location: OTTCT Class# Class Date Day Time6075.101 Jan 15-Apr 29* Wed 5:30-6:30pmClass Skip Dates: Mar 25, Apr 1

Hip Hop DanceAges: 9-17 YearsLearn Hip Hop from professional choreographer and dancer, Jamal Cumberbatch! In this exciting high energy class, we will explore Hip Hop movement, music and culture. Students will learn hip hop dance through the study of aesthetic principles and fundamentals including technique, athletic form, choreography, break dance, tutting, krumping, turfing and more! Instructor: Jamal Cumberbatch Location: TCCClass# Class Dates Day Time Fee4400.101 Jan 6-Jan 27* Mon 4:00-5:00pm $42/3 Wks 4400.102 Feb 3-Feb 24* Mon 4:00-5:00pm $42/3 Wks 4400.103 Mar 2-Mar 30 Mon 4:00-5:00pm $70/5 Wks4400.104 Apr 6-Apr 27 Mon 4:00-5:00pm $56/4 Wks4400.105 May 4-Jun 1* Mon 4:00-5:00pm $56/4 Wks*Class Skip Dates: Jan 20, Feb 17, May 25

Ballet Folklorico Learn the beautiful and traditional folk dances of Mexico. Some dances require special dresses to be performed traditionally and the purchase of these is optional. This class is for boys and girls. Practice skirts are provided during class. Students will have the opportunity to perform in recitals held within the

community. These recitals are at the discretion of the instructor and are not associated with the City of Temecula. Instructor: Lorena Hancock Location: MRC Beginning Ages: 3-8 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time Fee3700.101 Dec 2-Dec 16 Mon 4:30-5:30pm $21/3 Wks3700.102 Jan 6-Jan 27* Mon 4:30-5:30pm $21/3 Wks3700.103 Feb 3-Feb 24* Mon 4:30-5:30pm $21/3 Wks3700.104 Mar 2-Mar 30 Mon 4:30-5:30pm $35/5 Wks3700.105 Apr 6-Apr 27 Mon 4:30-5:30pm $28/4 Wks3700.106 May 4-May 18 Mon 4:30-5:30pm $21/3 WksBeg/Int Ages: 8-16 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee3710.101 Dec 2-Dec 16 Mon 6:30-7:30pm $21/3 Wks3710.102 Jan 6-Jan 27* Mon 6:30-7:30pm $21/3 Wks3710.103 Feb 3-Feb 24* Mon 6:30-7:30pm $21/3 Wks3710.104 Mar 2-Mar 30 Mon 6:30-7:30pm $35/5 Wks3710.105 Apr 6-Apr 27 Mon 6:30-7:30pm $28/4 Wks3710.106 May 4-May 18 Mon 6:30-7:30pm $21/3 WksAdvanced Ages: 9-16 YearsAdvanced class is for returning dancers and participation must be approved by instructor prior to registration. Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee3715.101 Dec 2-Dec 16 Mon 5:30-6:30pm $21/3 Wks3715.102 Jan 6-Jan 27* Mon 5:30-6:30pm $21/3 Wks3715.103 Feb 3-Feb 24* Mon 5:30-6:30pm $21/3 Wks3715.104 Mar 2-Mar 30 Mon 5:30-6:30pm $35/5 Wks3715.105 Apr 6-Apr 27 Mon 5:30-6:30pm $28/4 Wks3715.106 May 4-May 18 Mon 5:30-6:30pm $21/3 Wks*Class Skip Dates: Jan 20, Feb 17

Salsa Dance LessonsAges: 16+Learn the basics of salsa dancing in this exciting new class. Students will learn proper form, memorize steps, and become comfortable with leading and following. After just one session, students will have learned enough to step on any dance floor with confidence and skill! Salsa is also a fun form of exercise, relieves stress, and is a great way to make new friends. Sign-up today! Instructor: Joel Perez Location: MPSC Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee4800.101 Jan 7-Feb 11 Tue 6:30-7:30pm $50/6 Wks4800.102 Feb 18-Mar 24 Tue 6:30-7:30pm $50/6 Wks4800.103 Mar 31-May 5 Tue 6:30-7:30pm $50/6 Wks4800.104 May 12-Jun 16 Tue 6:30-7:30pm $50/6 Wks


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Hawaiian Tahitian Dance Polynesian Dance instruction for fun and enjoyment! Learn the basic movements of the graceful Hawaiian Hula, and the exciting Tahitian Dance. Int./Adv. classes are designed for returning dancers and participation must be approved by the instructor. Optional opportunity to participate in recitals that may require costumes to be purchased or made by the participant. Pareo dance skirt is required for classes - bring your own or skirts can be purchased from instructor.Instructor: Aileen Manalili-de Villa Location: JRCBeginning Keikis I Ages: 4.6 - 7 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1200.101 Jan 14-Feb 4 Tue 5:15-5:45pm $25/4 Wks1200.102 Feb 11-Apr 7* Tue 5:15-5:45pm $50/8 Wks1200.103 Apr 14-Jun 2 Tue 5:15-5:45pm $50/8 WksBeginning Keikis I Ages: 4.6 - 7 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1201.101 Jan 16-Feb 6 Thu 5:00-5:30pm $25/4 Wks1201.102 Feb 13-Apr 9* Thu 5:00-5:30pm $50/8 Wks1201.103 Apr 16-Jun 4 Thu 5:00-5:30pm $50/8 WksBeginning Keikis II Ages: 7-11 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1202.101 Jan 14-Feb 4 Tue 6:00-6:45pm $25/4 Wks 1202.102 Feb 11-Apr 7 Tue 6:00-6:45pm $50/8 Wks1202.103 Apr 14-Jun 2 Tue 6:00-6:45pm $50/8 WksBeginning Keikis II Ages: 7-11 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1203.101 Jan 16-Feb 6 Thu 5:30-6:15pm $25/4 Wks1203.102 Feb 13-Apr 9* Thu 5:30-6:15pm $50/8 Wks1203.103 Apr 16-Jun 4 Thu 5:30-6:15pm $50/8 WksIntermediate Keikis Ages: 7-13 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1204.101 Jan 15-Feb 5 Wed 5:00-6:00pm $25/4 Wks1204.102 Feb 12-Apr 8* Wed 5:00-6:00pm $50/8 Wks1204.103 Apr 15-Jun 3 Wed 5:00-6:00pm $50/8 WksAdvanced Keikis Ages: 11-14 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1205.101 Jan 15-Feb 5 Wed 6:00-7:00pm $25/4 Wks1205.102 Feb 12-Apr 8* Wed 6:00-7:00pm $50/8 Wks1205.103 Apr 15-Jun 3 Wed 6:00-7:00pm $50/8 WksBeg. Teens & Adults Ages: 11-25 Years Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1206.101 Jan 16-Feb 6 Thu 6:30-7:30pm $25/4 Wks 1206.102 Feb 13-Apr 9* Thu 6:30-7:30pm $50/8 Wks1206.103 Apr 16-Jun 4 Thu 6:30-7:30pm $50/8 Wks

Int. Teens & Adults Ages: 14 Years - Adults Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1207.101 Jan 16-Feb 6 Thu 7:30-8:30pm $25/4 Wks 1207.102 Feb 13-Apr 9* Thu 7:30-8:30pm $50/8 Wks1207.103 Apr 16-Jun 4 Thu 7:30-8:30pm $50/8 WksAdv. Teens & Adults Ages: 16 Years - Adults Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1208.101 Jan 15-Feb 5 Wed 7:00-8:30pm $25/4 Wks1208.102 Feb 12-Apr 8* Wed 7:00-8:30pm $50/8 Wks1208.103 Apr 15-Jun 3 Wed 7:00-8:30pm $50/8 WksBeg./Int. Adults Ages: 18+ Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1209.101 Jan 14-Feb 4 Tue 7:00-8:00pm $25/4 Wks 1209.102 Feb 11-Apr 7* Tue 7:00-8:00pm $50/8 Wks1209.103 Apr 14-Jun 2 Tue 7:00-8:00pm $50/8 WksAdv. Skills & Drills Ages: 6 Years - AdultsThis advanced class is designed in preparation for Ori Tahiti competitions for students currently enrolled in Hawaiian Tahitian Dance classes through the City of Temecula. All participants must be pre-approved by instructor prior to enrolling in class. Participants will have an opportunity to perform in competitions at the discretion of the instructor. See receipt notes for complete class schedule. NOTE: Independent competitions are not associated with the City of Temecula. Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1210.101 Dec 16-Jan 8* Mon/Wed 5:30-7:30pm $25/4 Wks1210.102 Jan 13-Feb 7* Mon/Fri 5:30-7:30pm $30/4 Wks1210.103 Feb 10-Apr 10* Mon/Fri 5:30-7:30pm $60/8 Wks1210.104 Apr 13-Jun 5* Mon/Fri 5:30-7:30pm $60/8 Wks *Class Skip Dates: Dec 23-Jan 1, Jan 20, Feb 14-17, Mar 23-27, May 25

Hawaiian Tahitian Dance for Boys Ages: 6-12 YearsClass is designed specifically for boys wanting to learn the basics of the Tahitian Dance (Ori Tahiti). Participants will have the opportunity to participate in recitals that will require costumes to be purchased or made. Instructor: Aileen Manalili-de Villa Location: JRCClass# Class Dates Day Time Fee 1215.101 Jan 15-Feb 5 Wed 4:15-5:00pm $25/4 Wks1215.102 Feb 12-Apr 8* Wed 4:15-5:00pm $50/8 Wks1215.103 Apr 15-Jun 3 Wed 4:15-5:00pm $50/8 Wks*Class Skip Dates: Mar 25

Performing Arts ClassesPerforming Arts ClassesSalsa * Hawaiian Tahitian Dance

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Sports & fitness ClassesSports & fitness Classes Baseball * Soccer * Field Hockey


Beginner Baseball League Ages: 3.6-5.11 YearsThis league is designed for children who miss the age cut-off date for Little League. It is non–competitive with no score keeping.Children will hit off a tee (no pitching). Parents are encouraged to participate. 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. Instructor: Master Sports Coaches Fee: $120/8 WksLocation: Long Canyon Creek Park (Cross street Margarita Road/N. General Kearny)Class# Class Dates Day Time2210.101 Mar 21-May 9 Sat 1:00-2:00pm

Soccer SkillsThis 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. 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: $105/8 WksLocation: Long Canyon Creek Park (Cross street Margarita Road/N. General Kearny)

Parent & Me Ages: 2-3.6 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 2200.101 Jan 8-Feb 26 Wed 9:40-10:10am2200.102 Mar 18-May 6 Wed 9:00-9:30am2200.103 Mar 18-May 6 Wed 9:40-10:10amJunior Ages: 3.6-4.11 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 2201.101 Jan 8-Feb 26 Wed 10:15-10:55am2201.102 Mar 18-May 6 Wed 10:15-10:55am2201.103 Mar 21-May 9 Sat 9:00-9:40amSoccer 1 Ages: 4-5 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 2202.101 Jan 8-Feb 26 Wed 11:00-11:45am2202.102 Jan 8-Feb 26 Wed 2:00-2:45pm2202.103 Mar 18-May 6 Wed 11:00-11:45am2202.104 Mar 18-May 6 Wed 2:00-2:45pm2202.105 Mar 21-May 9 Sat 9:45-10:30amSoccer 2 Ages: 5-7 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 2203.101 Jan 8-Feb 26 Wed 3:00-3:50pm2203.102 Mar 18-May 6 Wed 3:00-3:50pm2203.103 Mar 21-May 9 Sat 10:35-11:25amSoccer 3 Ages: 8-10 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 2204.101 Jan 8-Feb 26 Wed 4:00-5:00pm2204.102 Mar 18-May 6 Wed 4:00-5:00pm2204.103 Mar 21-May 9 Sat 11:30am-12:30pm

JR. Sports This popular program allows participants to play soccer, basketball, tee-ball, flag football, and track n’ field all in one class! Our coaching philosophy is to give participants a foundation in each sport by incorporating rules into modified games that are age-appropriate and most importantly, lots of fun. Class shirt is included with fee. Each season includes a new giveaway!

Instructor: Master Sports Coaches Fee: $105/8 WksLocation: Long Canyon Creek Park (Cross street Margarita Road/N. General Kearny)

Ages: 3-4 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 2205.101 Jan 6-Feb 24 Mon 9:30-10:20am 2205.102 Jan 7-Feb 25 Tue 9:30-10:20am2205.103 Mar 16-May 4 Mon 9:30-10:20am 2205.104 Mar 17-May 5 Tue 9:30-10:20am2205.105 Mar 21-May 9 Sat 8:40-9:30am2205.106 Mar 21-May 9 Sat 9:30-10:20amAges: 4-5 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 2206.101 Jan 6-Feb 24 Mon 10:20-11:10am2206.102 Jan 7-Feb 25 Tue 10:20-11:10am2206.103 Mar 16-May 4 Mon 10:20-11:10am2206.104 Mar 17-May 5 Tue 10:20-11:10am2206.105 Mar 21-May 9 Sat 10:20-11:10am2206.106 Mar 21-May 9 Sat 11:10am-12:00pmAges: 5-6 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time 2207.101 Mar 21-May 9 Sat 12:00-12:50pm

Jr. Field Hockey Come out and have some FUN with Olympian, Tiffany Snow Huisman, as she teaches you the fundamentals of field hockey through fun drills and game play. Each class will introduce new skills, tricks, and competitive play. Beginners are encouraged to join. We look forward to seeing you on the pitch! Participants should bring shin guards and a mouth piece. Sticks are provided. Instructor: Tiffany Huisman Fee: $80/6 WksLocation: Patricia H. Birdsall Sports Park - Field 1 Ages: 5-9 YearsClass# Class Dates Days Time 3100.101 Apr 6-May 11 Mon 4:30-5:30pmAges: 10-14 YearsClass# Class Dates Days Time 3110.101 Apr 6-May 11 Mon 5:30-6:30pm

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Preschool GymnasticsReady, Set, Go! Preschool gymnastics is all about movement, jumping, climbing and rolling. Children will learn tumbling, bars, balance beam, vaulting and trampoline skills on equipment designed for their size. Patterning in our weekly obstacle courses will increase your child’s reading-readiness skills and build healthy exercise habits that last a lifetime!Instructor: Cartwheels Instructors Location: CRCJunior Jumpers (Parent participation required) Ages: 18 Months-2.11 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time Fee1700.101 Jan 8-Feb 12 Wed 9:15-10:00am $87/6 Wks 1700.102 Jan 8-Feb 12 Wed 10:15-11:00am $87/6 Wks 1700.103 Feb 19-Mar 18 Wed 9:15-10:00am $73/5 Wks 1700.104 Feb 19-Mar 18 Wed 10:15-11:00am $73/5 Wks 1700.105 Apr 8-May 27 Wed 9:15-10:00am $116/8 Wks1700.106 Apr 8-May 27 Wed 10:15-11:00am $116/8 WksLittle Jumpers Ages: 3-5 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time Fee1705.101 Jan 8-Feb 12 Wed 9:15-10:00am $87/6 Wks 1705.102 Jan 8-Feb 12 Wed 10:15-11:00am $87/6 Wks 1705.103 Jan 8-Feb 12 Wed 11:15am-12:00pm $87/6 Wks 1705.104 Feb 19-Mar 18 Wed 9:15-10:00am $73/5 Wks 1705.105 Feb 19-Mar 18 Wed 10:15-11:00am $73/5 Wks 1705.106 Feb 19-Mar 18 Wed 11:15am-12:00pm $73/5 Wks 1705.107 Apr 8-May 27 Wed 9:15-10:00am $116/8 Wks1705.108 Apr 8-May 27 Wed 10:15-11:00am $116/8 Wks1705.109 Apr 8-May 27 Wed 11:15am-12:00pm $116/8 Wks

Beginning Gymnastics & TumblingAges: 5-12 YearsTeaches the basics in tumbling, bars, balance beam, vault and air track. Students learn forward rolls, handstands, cartwheels, bridges, roundoffs, back walkovers and more! Our motivated coaches will encourage participants to work hard and have fun while learning

new skills. Students will be divided into age/skill-appropriate groups. Instructor: Cartwheels Instructors Location: CRC Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee1710.101 Jan 8-Feb 12 Wed 2:00-2:55pm $91/6 Wks1710.102 Jan 8-Feb 12 Wed 3:00-3:55pm $91/6 Wks1710.103 Feb 19-Mar 18 Wed 2:00-2:55pm $76/5 Wks1710.104 Feb 19-Mar 18 Wed 3:00-3:55pm $76/5 Wks1710.105 Apr 8-May 20 Wed 2:00-2:55pm $107/7 Wks1710.106 Apr 8-May 20 Wed 3:00-3:55pm $107/7 Wks

Yoga Ages: 8 Years-AdultsThis Level I Hatha Yoga class is great for beginning and experienced students. Class provides structure to build strength, flexibility and stamina. The use of props is included to achieve proper alignment. Students will incorporate deliberate breathing to connect the body and mind. Please bring a yoga mat to class. Blocks/straps are optional. All classes are held inside. Instructor: Kristi Cox Yoga in Old Town Location: TCC Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 4100.101 Jan 14-Feb 4 Tue 6:00-7:00pm $32/4 Wks4100.102 Feb 18-Mar 10 Tue 6:00-7:00pm $32/4 Wks4100.103 Mar 24-Apr 14 Tue 6:00-7:00pm $32/4 Wks4100.104 Apr 28-May 19 Tue 6:00-7:00pm $32/4 WksYoga on Margarita Location: MRCClass# Class Dates Day Time Fee 4110.101 Jan 16-Feb 6 Thu 6:00-7:00pm $32/4 Wks4110.102 Feb 20-Mar 12 Thu 6:00-7:00pm $32/4 Wks4110.103 Mar 26-Apr 16 Thu 6:00-7:00pm $32/4 Wks4110.104 Apr 30-May 21 Thu 6:00-7:00pm $32/4 WksYoga at the Park Location: HCPRClass# Class Dates Day Time Fee 4120.101 Jan 12-Feb 2 Sun 9:00-10:00am $32/4 Wks4120.102 Feb 16-Mar 8 Sun 9:00-10:00am $32/4 Wks4120.103 Mar 22-Apr 5 Sun 9:00-10:00am $24/3 Wks4120.104 Apr 26-May 17 Sun 9:00-10:00am $32/4 Wks

Yoga for Restoration Ages: 14 Years-AdultsRestorative Yoga involves light twists, seated forward folds and the use of props to gently support you as you rest and relax. Holding these postures for a longer period allows you to center your breathing, relax your body, and improve range of motion and flexibility. Please bring a yoga mat to class. Bolsters, blocks, and straps are provided. Instructor: Kristi Cox Location: MRC Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee4140.101 Jan 11-Feb 1 Sat 10:00-11:00am $32/4 Wks4140.102 Feb 15-Mar 7 Sat 10:00-11:00am $32/4 Wks4140.103 Mar 21-Apr 4 Sat 10:00-11:00am $24/3 Wks4140.104 Apr 25-May 23* Sat 10:00-11:00am $32/4 Wks*Class Skip Dates: May 2

FREE Community Yoga Workshop Ages: 8 Years-AdultsJoin us for a FREE yoga class as our gift to you for the New Year. Class is a great way to discover what yoga is all about and will help you recharge your body after the holidays. Bring your friends and family, as well as a yoga mat. Pre-registration is required to secure your space. NOTE: One attendee will win a FREE Yoga session for the Winter/Spring season. Instructor: Kristi Cox Location: TCC Class# Date Day Time Fee4150.101 Jan 7 Tue 6:00-7:00pm FREE

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Sports & fitness ClassesSports & fitness Classes Gymnastics/Tumbling * Yoga


Basketball EMH coaches use a variety of methods and strategies to teach the fundamentals of basketball in a fun environment. Classes are designed to introduce students to the sport through physical play, coordination, and movement-based activities. Dribbling, passing, shooting, ball-

handling, defensive skills, and competitive play skills are introduced and rein-forced. Participants also learn good sportsmanship, teamwork, the value of fair play, and what coaches are looking for in a player. Instructor: EMH Coaches Location: CRC Tiny Tots Ages: 2.6-4 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time Fee2300.101 Dec 3-Dec 17 Tue 4:00-4:30pm $18/3 Wks2300.102 Jan 7-Jan 28 Tue 4:00-4:30pm $25/4 Wks2300.103 Feb 4-Feb 25 Tue 4:00-4:30pm $25/4 Wks2300.104 Mar 3-Mar 24 Tue 4:00-4:30pm $25/4 Wks2300.105 Apr 7-Apr 28 Tue 4:00-4:30pm $25/4 Wks2300.106 May 5-May 26 Tue 4:00-4:30pm $25/4 WksBeginning Skills Ages: 5-10 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time Fee2305.101 Dec 3-Dec 17 Tue 4:30-5:30pm $30/3 Wks2305.102 Jan 7-Jan 28 Tue 4:30-5:30pm $40/4 Wks2305.103 Feb 4-Feb 25 Tue 4:30-5:30pm $40/4 Wks2305.104 Mar 3-Mar 24 Tue 4:30-5:30pm $40/4 Wks2305.105 Apr 7-Apr 28 Tue 4:30-5:30pm $40/4 Wks2305.106 May 5-May 26 Tue 4:30-5:30pm $40/4 WksIntermediate Skills Ages: 10-14 YearsClass# Class Dates Day Time Fee2310.101 Dec 3-Dec 17 Tue 5:30-6:30pm $37/3 Wks2310.102 Jan 7-Jan 28 Tue 5:30-6:30pm $50/4 Wks2310.103 Feb 4-Feb 25 Tue 5:30-6:30pm $50/4 Wks2310.104 Mar 3-Mar 24 Tue 5:30-6:30pm $50/4 Wks2310.105 Apr 7-Apr 28 Tue 5:30-6:30pm $50/4 Wks2310.106 May 5-May 26 Tue 5:30-6:30pm $50/4 Wks

EMH After School Sports ProgramAges: 5-13 Years The EMH After School Sports Program provides high quality sports instruction in a variety of sports. Each month the sport will alternate providing your child a chance to learn new skills, improve on techniques, and increase athletic ability in a fun and safe environment. Participants will be divided into age-appropriate groups. Instructor: EMH Coaches Fee: $40/3 WksLocation: Temeku Hils ParkClass# Class Dates Days Time Sport2350.101 Jan 6-Jan 27* Mon 3:45-4:45pm Flag Football2350.102 Feb 3-Feb 24* Mon 3:45-4:45pm Basketball2350.103 Mar 2-Mar 16 Mon 3:45-4:45pm Nerf Dodgeball2350.104 Apr 6-Apr 20 Mon 3:45-4:45pm Track & Field2350.105 May 4-May 18 Mon 3:45-4:45pm Soccer*Class Skip Dates: Jan 20, Feb 17

Tennis LessonsExperience the fun and learn the fundamentals of the game. Lessons include strokes, serve and volley, rules and game strategy. Coach Leander and his skilled team will determine your tennis ability and place participants in appropriate skill levels.

Instructor: Kerry Leander, USPTA Coach Mommy, Daddy & Me Ages: 3-8 YearsDesigned for children with involvement of a parent. It is a fun, high energy class focusing on developing hand-eye coordination and gross motor skills while improving physical fitness. Fee is per family, for up to 5 members.Location: Pala Park Fee: $55/4 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time 1400.101 Apr 25-May 16 Sat 10:00-11:00am

Level 1 (Quick Start Tennis) Ages: 4.6-10 YearsAn exciting 10 & under format for learning tennis, utilizing age/size appropriate equipment, shorter court dimensions and modified scoring. Location: Pala Park Fee: $50/4 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time 1401.101 Jan 29-Feb 19 Wed 3:45-4:45pm 1401.102 May 6-May 27 Wed 3:45-4:45pm

Level 2/3 (Beg/Int Junior) Ages: 7-16 YearsLearn grips, strokes, and progress toward sustained rallies. Location: TVHS Fee: $65/5 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time 1402.101 Jan 22-Feb 19 Wed 6:00-7:00pm 1402.102 Mar 11-Apr 15* Wed 6:00-7:00pm 1402.103 May 6-Jun 3 Wed 6:00-7:00pm

Level 4 (Advanced Junior) Ages: 10-16 YearsDesigned for experienced junior students to incorporate grips, strokes and strategy, as well as advance into live ball drills and strategically-played points. Location: TVHS Fee: $65/5 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time 1403.101 Jan 22-Feb 19 Wed 6:00-7:00pm 1403.102 Mar 11-Apr 15* Wed 6:00-7:00pm 1403.103 May 6-Jun 3 Wed 6:00-7:00pm

Level 5/6 (Beg/Int Adult) Ages: 16 Yrs-AdultsDesigned for the adult student to incorporate grips, strokes, and strategy, as well as progress into live ball drills.Location: TVHS Fee: $69/5 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time 1404.101 Jan 22-Feb 19 Wed 7:00-8:00pm 1404.102 Mar 11-Apr 15* Wed 7:00-8:00pm 1404.103 May 6-Jun 3 Wed 7:00-8:00pm

Level 7 (Advanced Adult) Ages: 16 Yrs-AdultsFor the experienced adult or competitive juniors to further proper technique, agility, live ball drills, strategically-played points and competitive shot making. Location: TVHS Fee: $69/5 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time 1405.101 Jan 22-Feb 19 Wed 7:00-8:00pm 1405.102 Mar 11-Apr 15* Wed 7:00-8:00pm 1405.103 May 6-Jun 3 Wed 7:00-8:00pm*Class Skip Dates: Apr 1

Sports & fitness ClassesSports & fitness Classes Basketball * School Sports * Tennis

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Scuba DivingAges: 12 Years - AdultsDiscover the fun and excitement of Scuba diving. Scuba Center instructors will teach you to explore our underwater world and certify you in as little as 2 weeks. Course consists of classroom, pool instruction and ocean dives. Not sure if you are ready for certification? Take the Discover Scuba class and you will receive a $25 credit from Scuba Center towards the materials fee of the Certification class. Contact Scuba Center at 951-506-0252 prior to class to be fitted for equipment. Liability forms must be completed and can be downloaded at: scubatemecula.com. Instructor: Scuba Center Staff Discover Scuba Fee: $25/Class Location: CRC Pool Class # Dates Day Time3800.101 Mar 8 Sun 9:30am-11:00am3800.102 Apr 19 Sun 9:30am-11:00am3800.103 May 3 Sun 9:30am-11:00amScuba Diving Certification Participants must provide own mask, snorkel, boots, fins and gloves, or items can be purchased at discounted rate. Fee: $120/Session ($480 materials fee due to instructor) Location: CRC Pool & Scuba Center Class # Class Dates 3805.101 Mar 3-Mar 153805.102 Apr 14-Apr 263805.103 Apr 28-May 17

Pickleball Ages: 10 Years - AdultsCome learn the fastest growing sport in America! A combination of tennis, ping pong, and badminton, this sport can be enjoyed by all ages and abilities. Our USAPA Certified Pro will teach you the rules of the game, basic shots and court fundamentals in a friendly,

non-competitive environment. Join us Wednesday nights for all the fun! All equipment is provided. Instructor: Bret Bucher Location: Margarita Community Park Beginning Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 3500.101 Jan 8-Jan 29 Wed 5:30-6:20pm $40/4 Wks3500.102 Feb 5-Feb 26 Wed 5:30-6:20pm $40/4 Wks3500.103 Mar 4-Mar 25 Wed 5:30-6:20pm $40/4 Wks3500.104 Apr 8-Apr 29 Wed 5:30-6:20pm $40/4 Wks3500.105 May 6-May 27 Wed 5:30-6:20pm $40/4 Wks Intermediate/Advanced Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 3505.101 Jan 8-Jan 29 Wed 6:30-7:30pm $50/4 Wks3505.102 Feb 5-Feb 26 Wed 6:30-7:30pm $50/4 Wks3505.103 Mar 4-Mar 25 Wed 6:30-7:30pm $50/4 Wks3505.104 Apr 8-Apr 29 Wed 6:30-7:30pm $50/4 Wks3505.105 May 6-May 27 Wed 6:30-7:30pm $50/4 Wks

Karate/Self-Defense Shorin-Ryu Shorinkan Karate is a traditional Okinawan system of unarmed combat/self-defense which can be traced back 1,000 years. Classes will explore beginner through advanced “kata” principles. A black belt can be earned by meeting set requirements. Students will be promoted to higher rank at discretion of instructor. A curriculum is followed and classes are progressive.Materials Fee: Optional $35 materials fee for uniform Instructor: Julio Miranda Location: HCPR Ages: 5-8 Years Class# Class Dates Days Time Fee 3600.101 Dec 3-Jan 30* Tue/Thu 6:30-7:15pm $96/8 Wks3600.102 Feb 4-Mar 26 Tue/Thu 6:30-7:15pm $96/8 Wks3600.103 Mar 31-May 28* Tue/Thu 6:30-7:15pm $90/7 WksAges: 8-17 Years Class# Class Dates Days Time Fee3605.101 Dec 3-Jan 30* Tue/Thu 7:30-8:15pm $96/8 Wks3605.102 Feb 4-Mar 26 Tue/Thu 7:30-8:15pm $96/8 Wks3605.103 Mar 31-May 28* Tue/Thu 7:30-8:15pm $90/7 WksAdults 18+ Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee3610.101 Dec 6-Jan 24 Fri 7:15-8:15pm $48/8 Wks3610.102 Jan 31-Mar 27 Fri 7:15-8:15pm $54/9 Wks3610.103 Apr 24-May 29 Fri 7:15-8:15pm $36/6 WksFamily Class Ages: 5 Years - AdultsTrain with your little ones in order to instill a pattern of life-long physical fitness and family bonding. Class open to beginners through black belt. Price is per person and each family member must be registered to attend. Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee3630.101 Dec 7-Jan 25 Sat 10:30-11:15am $48/8 Wks3630.102 Feb 1-Mar 28 Sat 10:30-11:15am $54/9 Wks3630.103 Apr 25-May 30 Sat 10:30-11:15am $36/6 Wks*Class Skip Dates: Dec 24-Dec 31, Apr 9-Apr 16

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Sports & fitness ClassesSports & fitness ClassesScuba Diving * Pickleball * Karate


Bret Bucher stumbled upon the sport of Pickleball back when he was a Sports Director at the La Jolla YMCA in 2011. Since then he has been competing in professional events, teaching clinics and private lessons, and volunteering as a USAPA

ambassador for the sport of Pickleball. Bret holds a Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education and has over 12 years of teaching and coaching experience. Bret has a passion for not only teaching but growing the sport. When he is not on the courts he enjoys spending time outdoors with his wife and son.

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Bret Bucher

Visual arts ClassesVisual arts Classes Drawing * Painting * Sketching


Get Smart with ArtAges: 2-5 YearsFor the beginner artist! This is a unique class for children and parents (or their helpers). Explore shapes, colors, textures, stamping, printing and painting while developing fine motor, language and critical thinking skills. Children are introduced to the work of famous artists and

illustrators, multi-cultural art and various art techniques to create a unique framed masterpiece at each class. There are new lessons each session! Instructor: Vivian Matchett Location: TCC Fee: $52/4 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time 1320.101 Jan 8-Jan 29 Wed 9:30-10:15am 1320.102 Jan 8-Jan 39 Wed 10:30-11:15am 1320.103 Feb 5-Feb 26 Wed 9:30-10:15am 1320.104 Feb 5-Feb 26 Wed 10:30-11:15am 1320.105 Mar 4-Mar 25 Wed 9:30-10:15am 1320.106 Mar 4-Mar 25 Wed 10:30-11:15am 1320.107 Apr 1-Apr 22 Wed 9:30-10:15am 1320.108 Apr 1-Apr 22 Wed 10:30-11:15am 1320.109 May 6-May 27 Wed 9:30-10:15am 1320.110 May 6-May 27 Wed 10:30-11:15am

YES, You Can Draw (for kids & adults too!)Ages: 5 Years - AdultsCreating art builds self confidence and captivates artists of any age. You’ll start with a blank paper and take home a piece of art you’re proud of. In this class students learn to draw freehand using a highly successful method, which works for everyone. Also, you’ll learn how to use different art supplies to create techniques that add interest and pizazz. Kids, come alone or parents can sign-up to join the fun. Adults, come on your own and unwind in this fun art experience. New lessons every week, so sign up month after month.Instructor: Yvonne Gaudet Location: CRC*Fee: $48/4 Wks ($10 materials fee due to instructor) Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 2530.101 Dec 4-Dec 18 Wed 4:45-6:00pm $36/3 Wks 2530.102 Jan 8-Jan 29 Wed 4:15-5:30pm $48/4 Wks 2530.103 Feb 5-Feb 26 Wed 4:15-5:30pm $48/4 Wks2530.104 Mar 4-Mar 18 Wed 4:15-5:30pm $36/3 Wks2530.105 Apr 8-Apr 29* Wed 4:15-5:30pm $48/4 Wks2530.106 May 6-May 20 Wed 4:15-5:30pm $36/3 Wks*NOTE LOCATION CHANGE: April class will be held at the TCC

Pencil Portrait DrawingAges: 13 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 rewarding class. This time-tested method is virtually fool proof and no prior drawing experience is required. Every student will complete their drawing during the class with a near-perfect likeness! Please read receipt notes when registering for details on photos to bring to class. Materials fee includes drawing pad,

(2) pencils, shading tool, (2) erasers and graphite paper for you to keep. Instructor: Don Roth Location: MPSC Fee: $35/Workshop ($20 materials fee due to instructor) Class# Dates Day Time1160.101 Jan 28 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1160.102 Feb 25 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1160.103 Mar 24 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1160.104 Apr 28 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1160.105 May 26 Tue 6:00-9:00pm

Acrylic Painting TechniquesAges: 13 Years-AdultLearn to paint like a pro, even if you can’t draw, utilizing this foolproof and time-tested painting method, taught by a world famous artist! Replicate the photo of your choice with amazing accuracy. Class taught in a non-competitive, individual-based environment. This fast and easy painting technique is suitable for any age group and all ability levels. You won’t want to miss this class! Supplies Needed: Please see receipt notes after registering for supplies needed at first class or call the Class Hotline. Instructor: Don Roth Location: MPSC Fee: $90/3 WksClass# Class Dates Day Time 1150.101 Dec 3-Dec 17 Tue 1:00-4:00pm1150.102 Dec 3-Dec 17 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1150.103 Jan 7-Jan 21 Tue 1:00-4:00pm1150.104 Jan 7-Jan 21 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1150.105 Feb 4-Feb 18 Tue 1:00-4:00pm1150.106 Feb 4-Feb 18 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1150.107 Mar 3-Mar 17 Tue 1:00-4:00pm1150.108 Mar 3-Mar 17 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1150.109 Apr 7-Apr 21 Tue 1:00-4:00pm1150.110 Apr 7-Apr 21 Tue 6:00-9:00pm1150.111 May 5-May 19 Tue 1:00-4:00pm1150.112 May 5-May 19 Tue 6:00-9:00pm

Visual arts ClassesVisual arts Classes Cartooning * Graphics * Watercolor

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Bigfoot’s Cartooning ClassAges: 7-13 YearsThe valley’s longest running cartoon workshop is back and more affordable than ever! Young artists learn from professional Cartoonist, Tony Moramarco, AKA “Bigfoot” as he walks students through the tips and techniques for creating their own characters and drawing their favorites. Each month has a new theme. Fees include all art supplies, incentives, and prizes! Come join Bigfoot on Wednesdays in a FUN art studio environment.Instructor: Tony Moramarco Location: Bigfoot’s Art Studio Materials Fee: $10 materials fee due to instructor Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee2040.101 Dec 4-Dec 18 Wed 4:30-6:00pm $35/3 Wks 2040.102 Jan 8-Jan 29 Wed 4:30-6:00pm $45/4 Wks2040.103 Feb 5-Feb 26 Wed 4:30-6:00pm $45/4 Wks2040.104 Mar 4-Mar 25 Wed 4:30-6:00pm $45/4 Wks2040.105 Apr 8-Apr 29 Wed 4:30-6:00pm $45/4 Wks2040.106 May 6-May 27 Wed 4:30-6:00pm $45/4 Wks

Bigfoot’s Teen Drawing Club(Comics & Anime)Ages: 11-17 YearsThe valley’s most fun, consistent and safe environment for tween and teen artists and fans of Anime! Everyone gets a membership badge, has the opportunity to cosplay, share their artwork, learn new drawing tips and techniques and meet new friends. Come join the Club! Fees include all art supplies, membership badge and prizes! Instructor: Bigfoot Instructors Location: RHRTPLMaterials Fee: $20 materials fee due to instructor Class# Class Dates Day Time Fee 2045.101 Dec 3-Dec 17 Tue 5:30-7:00pm $40/3 Wks 2045.102 Jan 7-Jan 28 Tue 5:30-7:00pm $50/4 Wks 2045.103 Feb 4-Feb 25 Tue 5:30-7:00pm $50/4 Wks 2045.104 Mar 10-Mar 31 Tue 5:30-7:00pm $50/4 Wks 2045.105 Apr 7-Apr 28 Tue 5:30-7:00pm $50/4 Wks 2045.106 May 5-May 26 Tue 5:30-7:00pm $50/4 Wks

Teen Graphics/Design Workshop Ages: 11-16 YearsTween and teen students will complete AMAZING graphic design projects, while learning important Photoshop skills. Led by a working graphic design professional, this fun-filled class features a project-based curriculum, focusing on a different popular design challenge each session. Students will develop their design portfolio, and explore their imaginations, all in a creative environment. Students should bring a USB drive to save their work.Fee: $65/4 Wks ($20 materials fee due to instructor)Instructor: Bigfoot Instructors Location: RHRTPL Class# Class Dates Day Time 2065.101 Jan 16-Feb 6 Thu 6:00-7:30pm 2065.102 Mar 26-Apr 16 Thu 6:00-7:30pm

Watercolor Painting TechniquesAges: 18+Learn watercolor painting techniques from a professional artist. Whether you’re just beginning, or want to expand your creative journey into the medium, this class will be a free flowing study of color, technique, subject and self expression. Both abstract and representational art will be explored. Fee includes all supplies. Each student will take home multiple projects on premium watercolor paper. Fee: $30/4 Wks ($40 materials fee due to instructor) Instructor: Katinka Clementsmith Location: Bigfoot’s Art Studio Class# Class Dates Day Time2090.101 Jan 7-Jan 28 Tue 6:00-7:30pm2090.102 Mar 3-Mar 24 Tue 6:00-7:30pm2090.103 May 5-May 26 Tue 6:00-7:30pm



Visual arts ClassesVisual arts Classes Digital Photography * Photo Contest

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Introduction to Digital PhotographyAges: 10 Years - AdultsThis is a beginning level class for the person who is just getting started in digital photography. Subjects include: understanding the differences between digital and film photography (gigabytes, mega pixels and memory cards), camera settings for most photos (including “how to avoid problems”), basic understanding of composition, tips on how to get the quality photos you were hoping for, loading images onto the computer, camera care, and more. Students should bring their camera and instruction manual to class.

Instructor: Richard Cronberg Location: TCC Fee: $40/2 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time 4600.101 Jan 2-Jan 9 Thu 6:00-8:00pm 4600.102 Feb 13-Feb 20 Thu 6:00-8:00pm

Intermediate Digital Photography Ages: 10 Years - AdultsClass is for those that are already comfortable with photography and want to learn how to get more out of their camera. Subjects covered are “What are all those buttons and dials on the camera?” and understanding different techniques and equipment, including electronic flashes, tripods, and other accessories. Bring your camera and instruction manual to class.Instructor: Richard Cronberg Location: TCC Fee: $40/2 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time 4605.101 Jan 16-Jan 23 Thu 6:00-8:00pm 4605.102 Feb 27-Mar 5 Thu 6:00-8:00pm

Advanced Digital Photography Ages: 10 Years - AdultsThis class is for those that are already proficient with their cameras but want to take their photography to the next level. Learn how to handle tricky light, understand how backgrounds and foregrounds affect your photo, all about lenses (what they do and which brands are best), understanding flash photography, the qualities of prize-winning photos, and specific instruction on how to take stunning photos of people, pets, landscapes, wildlife, night shots, and macro photography and much more. Bring your camera and instruction manual to class.Instructor: Richard Cronberg Location: TCC Fee: $40/2 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time 4610.101 Jan 30-Feb 6 Thu 6:00-8:00pm 4610.102 Mar 12-Mar 19 Thu 6:00-8:00pm

Night Photography Workshop: A Walking Tour of Old Town Temecula Ages: 10 Years - AdultsJoin award-winning photographer, Richard Cronberg for a walking photo class through the streets of Old Town Temecula. You’ll learn how to take stunning night photos of street scenes, twinkling lights and streaming lights. Participants will need to bring a digital camera that has a self-timer and the ability to shoot photos in “aperture priority” mode, a tripod, and a flashlight. Students will meet in front of the Civic Center before walking through Old Town. Instructor: Richard Cronberg Location: Meet at Civic Center Fee: $30/Workshop Class# Date Day Time 4625.101 Dec 10 Tue 6:00-8:00pm

July was National Parks and Recreation Month, and to celebrate, the City of Temecula Community Services

Department held a Photo Contest! These winning photographs featured family and friends enjoying

Temecula’s beautiful parks and facilities.

Keep an eye out for the upcoming July 2020 Photo Contest in the Summer/Fall Activity Guide!

PHOTO CONTEST WINNERS!

FIRST PLACE

HONORABLE MENTIONS

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Holiday Cookie Decorating Ages: 16+Looking to learn how to make beautiful decorated cookies for the holidays? This class is for beginners who want to learn the techniques of professional decorators. Learn how to make designs using royal icing and fondant. Instructor is a veteran baker/decorator with the “Bake and Decorate” Youtube channel that has 10 million views. Fee includes all ingredients and supplies. Instructor: Jill Lodato Location: CRCFee: $39/Workshop ($10 materials fee due to instructor)Class# Dates Day Time 6045.101 Dec 9 Mon 6:30-8:30pm 6045.102 Dec 11 Mon 6:30-8:30pm

Couples Date Night Cooking Workshops Ages: 21+Join us for an evening of romance in the kitchen as you and your sweetheart share a culinary celebration. Working alongside your partner you will create a delicious meal that will be shared together in this fun, hands-on cooking workshop. This will be an unforgettable date night experience you won’t want to miss. Participants may bring their own

wine of choice. Menus for each evening can be viewed online. Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: CRCClass# Dates Day Time Fee 1600.101 Feb 14* Fri 6:30-9:00pm $86/couple1600.102 Apr 3 Fri 6:30-8:30pm $75/couple*Feb 14 class will offer a special Valentine’s Day menu

From Market to Plate:Temecula Farmer’s Market Tour & Cooking ClassAges: 18+Take an insider’s tour of the Temecula Farmer’s Market. Meet local farmers and learn to select organic produce and fresh ingredients. Then head back to the kitchen to prepare a Wine Country feast. We will share what we’ve cooked together. Each date features a new seasonal menu and all recipes are provided. Participants meet at MPSC and walk one block to Farmer’s Market. Fee: $40/Workshop ($5 due to instructor at class) Instructor: Celine Cossou Location: MPSC Class# Dates Day Time 1620.101 Mar 21 Sat 9:30am-12:30pm1620.102 Apr 25 Sat 9:30am-12:30pm

Creative Writing for Adults Ages: 18+For students of all skill levels to improve your technique, enhance your knowledge and learn how to become the writer you always wanted to be! Join creative professional, Jeff Waddleton as he guides you through fun and unique exercises designed to help you pass obstacles to unleash your inner author. Learn how to originate great story ideas; develop characters; create dialogue; and most importantly how to find your voice as an author. Whether you’re writing a novel, a screenplay, short stories, or just enjoy the craft, each session will teach you the skills needed to get writing! Instructor: Jeff Waddleton Location: RHRTPL Fee: $60/4 Wks Class# Class Dates Day Time Theme2800.101 Feb 19-Mar 11 Wed 6:00-7:30pm Story Origination2800.102 Apr 29-May 20 Wed 6:00-7:30pm Character Development

CPR & First Aid Emergency Training Ages: 16+The City of Temecula Fire Department offers CPR/AED, First Aid and CERT emergency training classes for the public. For more details or to register, visit: TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD. Location: Fire Station 84


Adult Classes * CPR/First Aid Special interest ClassesSpecial interest Classes

CPR/AED Fee: $50/personClass# Dates Time 8250.101 Jan 13 6:00-9:30pm 8250.102 Jan 15 6:00-9:30pm 8250.103 Feb 10 6:00-9:30pm 8250.104 Feb 12 6:00-9:30pm 8250.105 Mar 9 6:00-9:30pm 8250.106 Mar 11 6:00-9:30pm 8250.107 Apr 20 6:00-9:30pm 8250.108 Apr 22 6:00-9:30pm 8250.109 May 11 6:00-9:30pm 8250.110 May 13 6:00-9:30pm

*CPR (BLS) Fee: $65/personHEALTHCARE PROVIDER ONLYClass# Dates Time 8260.101 Feb 7 6:00-9:30pm8260.102 Mar 6 6:00-9:30pm8260.103 Apr 3 6:00-9:30pm8260.104 May 1 6:00-9:30pm

First Aid Fee: $50/personClass# Dates Time8300.101 Jan 18 8:30am-12pm8300.102 Feb 15 8:30am-12pm8300.103 Mar 14 8:30am-12pm8300.104 Apr 25 8:30am-12pm8300.105 May 16 8:30am-12pm

Stop the Bleed Fee: FREE Class# Dates Time 8270.101 Jan 16 6:30-8:00pm8270.102 Feb 13 6:30-8:00pm 8270.103 Mar 12 6:30-8:00pm8270.104 Apr 23 6:30-8:00pm8270.105 May 14 6:30-8:00pm

CERT (Community Emergency Response Training) Fee: $25/person Location: Abbott LaboratoriesAdults (18+) Class# Class Dates Days 8255.101 Apr 10-Apr 12 Fri-Sun

Teen CERT (14-18 Years) Fee: $25/person Location: CRCClass# Class Dates Days 8355.101 Feb 28-Mar 1 Fri-Sun

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Discover Science at:

42081 Main Street, TemeculaPennypickles.orgPennypickles.org

Pennypickle’s Workshop is the home 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 is occupied by pulleys, gears, cables, blueprints and stuff. There are secret passageways and puzzles, machines and gizmos. 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…there are WAY too many exciting happenings to list here!). Be sure to call the Professor’s hotline at (951) 308-6376, or check his website at pennypickles.org for detailed information or to purchase advance tickets. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

PROFESSOR’S MAGICAL OPEN HOUSEPROFESSOR’S MAGICAL OPEN HOUSEFriday, November 29, 3:00-6:00pmFee: Regular Admission to the WorkshopThe excitement builds as we wait for Santa’s arrival at 6:00pm! Enjoy our Magical Holiday Open House where you can make memories while you wait for the big guy. Admission includes a refreshment, access to the Express VIP line, crafts, experiments, and surprises!

SANTA’S ARRIVALSANTA’S ARRIVALFriday, November 29,6:00pmThe Professor lets his old friend borrow his comfy cottage just so you can visit him in an old-fashioned, non-commercial setting. After his grand entrance on Friday, November 29, Santa will be in his cottage on weekends from Saturday, November 30 to Sunday, December 22. He will NOT be available on Friday, December 6, since he is the special guest at the City of Temecula’s

Santa’s Electric Light Parade that evening! Hours to visit Santa are:Fridays, 6-9pm; Saturdays, 10am-2pm; Sundays, 1-5pm

PENNYPICKLE’S SHOPPING SPREEPENNYPICKLE’S SHOPPING SPREESunday, December 1, 12:30-5:00pmFee: No charge; regular admission to the WorkshopLooking for that different gift for your favorite loved one? Pennypickle’s Workshop is an awesome place to visit and discover science through play, but the gift shop is every bit as fun. We have a great selection of really unique gifts and stocking stuffers that appeal to kids of ALL ages. On this day only we will be offering surprise discounts, gift with purchase, and other goodies, so come shop and have a magical experience.

HOLIDAY KIDS ONLY CLUBHOLIDAY KIDS ONLY CLUBAges: 5-11ish Kids Only Club are drop off events for children only. We do lots of fun filled science activities, and YOU get to have a couple of hours to yourself! Early pre-registration is suggested as space is limited; call (951) 308-6376 for more information and to reserve your spot.

Winter at Hogwarts LabWednesday, December 4, 3:00-5:00pmFee: $28/child (includes snack and drink) All of the Professors at Hogwarts are excited to share their most wizarding winter wonders with you! We are told there will be lots of ice and snow involved in their magical experimentations. Be sure to dress in your robes (or lab coats) and prepare to be enchanted.

Make-A-Gift LabWednesday, December 11, 3:00-5:00pmFee: $28/child (includes snack and drink) This is the perfect opportunity to create a holiday gift for their special family member. Creative, easy to assemble project for each child to complete and take home. Their special gift will be gift wrapped and ready to put under the tree.

Santa’s ExtravaganzaWednesday, December 18, 3:00-5:00pmFee: $30/child (includes snack and drink) Let your child spend quality time one-on-one with Santa! Be sure you pre-register in advance. There will be lots of hands on activities and crafts for everyone to enjoy.

NEW YEAR’S EVE AT NOONNEW YEAR’S EVE AT NOONTuesday, December 31 11:00am-12:30pmFee: $10/person over 18 monthsCelebrate the New Year Pennypickle-style...at noon instead of midnight! You won’t want to miss the Professor’s VERY special party for those too young to stay up late. Reserve your spots now at (951) 308-6376 - this event always sells out. The Workshop will be closed the rest of the day.

Amazing HOLIDAY Events at the Workshop!Amazing HOLIDAY Events at the Workshop!

Explore Science with Explore Science with Professor Pennypickle!Professor Pennypickle!

KIDS ONLY CLUBKIDS ONLY CLUBAges: 5-11ish 1st & 3rd Wednesday of every month Kids Only Club are drop off events for children only. We do lots of fun filled science activities, and YOU get to have a couple of hours to yourself! Early pre-registration is suggested as space is limited; call (951) 308-6376 for more information and to reserve your spot. FREE Lab Gear set when you pre-register for 6 or more Labs!

Mini Universe Lab - Nano ScienceWednesday, November 20, 3:00-5:00pmFee: $28/child (includes snack and drink) There will be some serious fun going on with teeny, tiny science exploration. We’ll be making some cool mini objects to play with and we’ll bring out microscopes to view teeny, tiny nano science and other cool stuff.

Space Explorer LabWednesday, January 15, 3:00-5:00pmFee: $28/child (includes snack and drink) You’ll feel like you’re becoming a real astronaut when you start doing science like packing a space telescope, discovering impact craters, playing the Mars Rover game, and messing around with other space-oriented experiments. Join us for an afternoon out of this world!

Anatomy, the Human Body LabWednesday, February 5, 3:00-5:00pmFee: $28/child (includes snack and drink) Hmmm, this could go in many different directions! Something tells us it’s not gonna be the hearts-and-flowers-romantic-gooey kind of science...well, maybe the gooey part. And definitely the hearts-and-body-parts part. It will be lots of fun!

ChemMysteries LabWednesday, February 19, 3:00-5:00pmFee: $28/child (includes snack and drink) This is the most fun you’ll ever have when you mix chemistry and...dare we say?...mysterious forces! You’ll for sure want to wear a lab coat to this one because who knows what mischief we’ll be getting into.

Playing with Paper LabWednesday, March 4, 3:00-5:00pmFee: $28/child (includes snack and drink) Well, the Professor is at it again - building toys out of...paper??? Join us and find out how much fun it is to play with paper!

Ooey Gooey LabWednesday, March 18, 3:00-5:00pmFee: $28/child (includes snack and drink) Gooey? Yes!!! Messy? Probably! But isn’t that what makes science fun? We’ll “mess” with different kinds of polymers to see what makes slime work and how your very own concoction is really the best.

Engineering & Architect LabWednesday, April 1, 3:00-5:00pmFee: $28/child (includes snack and drink) Love to build? Then don’t to miss the fun as we play with construction and designing stuff. Maybe you’ll even give us ideas for new contraptions to feature at the Workshop!

Under the Sea LabWednesday, April 15, 3:00-5:00pmFee: $28/child (includes snack and drink) DID YOU KNOW Coral reefs are home to about 25% of all ocean organisms even though they cover less than 1% of the ocean floor? Have you seen the ocean water under a microscope? Join us and learn more about the ocean, coral reefs, ocean animals like sharks, rays, sea turtles, and many more.

“DINO-Mite” Fossil LabWednesday, May 6, 3:00-5:00pmFee: $28/child (includes snack and drink) Come join us as we time-travel into prehistoric times to play with dinosaurs and fossils. Your little Paleontologist will set off on a dig for petrified eggs to discover any skeletons, fossils, or possible DNA, will mess around with primordial artifacts, and will make a special specimen to bring back to this time period. The adventure awaits!

Scientist-in-Training LabWednesday, May 20, 3:00-5:00pmFee: $30/child (includes snack and drink) Ok, you like to watch experiments, but don’t you also like to DO them? Well, you need some special instructions if you want to be a scientist like the Professor’s Assistants! We’ll have to be sure you have a lab coat and goggles (lab gear will be provided), and then the fun will begin!! (Parents, you’ll want to take pictures when you pick them up!).

PENNYPICKLE’S BIRTHDAY BASHPENNYPICKLE’S BIRTHDAY BASHSunday, February 9, All Sessions; free with regular admissionIt’s the Professor’s birthday and his assistants (and Beaker!) are throwing him a party and YOU are invited. There will be lots of fun and surprises at the best and most birthday party of the year!

SCOUTING GROUP FIELD TRIPSSCOUTING GROUP FIELD TRIPSYour scout (Boys or Girls) or home school group can join us to help fulfill their badge or curriculum requirements while having a great time at the Workshop! Science Labs will be held from 3:15-4:30pm on a date of your choosing (based on availability) groups can stay to play until closing time at 5pm. Each group is required to have 6 or more members - you may be placed with another group in a Lab if there are less than a total of 20 children in a class and there are multiple requests for that day. The charge is $12.50 per child; scout leaders, parents and extra siblings (who may not stay in the Lab but can play in the Workshop with their adult) pay current admission rate. YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER by calling (951) 308-6376. The following subjects are available at this time: Girl Scouts Space Science Badge Lab Nano Science LabLet’s Do Chemistry

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BE SURE TO VISIT PENNYPICKLES.ORGYou can see what we’re planning (Events), what surprises we have for you (News), and how crazy we will be with field trips and such (Busy-ness Schedule). We’d also love it if you follow us on social media! Find us on Facebook under Pennypickle’s Workshop, Twitter @profpennypickle or Instagram @pennypicklesworkshop.

Pennypickle’s Workshop42081 Main Street, Old Town Temecula

(951) 308-6376 Discover Science through Play!Discover Science through Play!

With the Professor’s and Beaker’s help, you are bound to have an unforgettably fun celebration! Call (951) 308-6376 for more information and to reserve your party today!

Have your Party at the Have your Party at the ProfessorProfessor''s House!s House!

EXHIBITS

AMERICAN FARMERJAN 31 - MAR 15, 2020A collection of photographs showing the geographic and cultural diversity of the American Farmer. This vivid portfolio is accompanied by anecdotes and memories in the farmers’ own words that are both a testament to their enduring hospitality and a moving glimpse into the hardships and joys of a quickly disappearing way of life.

Art meets science in this unique exhibit which showcases high-resolution images of nature’s mini pieces of art - insects. Special Event - May 9, 2020 @ 11am “What’s Bugging You?”Special Event - May 9, 2020 @ 11am “What’s Bugging You?”Youth will participate in a fun, exciting, and interactive learning activity about insects of Cuba! Led by Dr. Patricia Justice.

SMALL WONDERSAPR 10 - MAY 24, 2020

ART OF THE ALOHA SHIRTJUN 19 - AUG 9, 2020Explore the history, artistry and production of Hawaii’s enduring fashion statement, the Aloha Shirt. This exhibition includes original textile artwork, sketches, swatches, advertisements, and vintage shirts to tell the story of early innovator, John “Keoni” Meigs, in an industry that has left an indelible mark on fashion in the United States and the world.

A showcase of beautiful gifts from Temecula’s Sister City Daisen, Japan to honor the 25 year anniversary of the twinning of these two cities.

SISTERHOOD CELEBRATEDNOV 15, 2019 - JAN 12, 2020

Wonderful opportunities for all ages to learn about the history and culture of the Temecula Valley! Our permanent collection introduces

local and period history, and our changing exhibits offer a glimpse into cultural and artistic

facets of life, providing continous learning opportunities for residents and visitors.

THE HEART OF CULTURE & COMMUNITY

28314 Mercedes St. Temecula, CA 92590 | 951-694-6480 Ext. 6450 | Tue - Sun 10am to 4pm38

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Celebrate the history and heritage of the various and diverse cultures making Temecula home. Enjoy the music, food, and art of the following cultures:

SECOND SATURDAYA CELEBRATION OF CULTURE

11:00am - 1:00pm

FEB 8 CHINA

MAR 14 INDIA

APR 11 VIETNAM

MAY 9 CUBA

JUNE 13 JAMAICA

Check online for updates and details about each event at TemeculaValleyMuseum.org

OLD TOWN TEMECULA TOURSATURDAYS AT 10amTake a guided tour of Old Town Temecula and learn the stories and events that will bring Temecula’s past to life. The tour departs every Saturday at 10:00am from the Temecula Valley Museum. Pre-register online at TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD

FIELD TRIPSThe Temecula Valley Museum offers a newly expanded Field Trip Program, with activities to engage and entertain students while they learn Temecula Valley History. To schedule, call the museum.

GIFT SHOPVisit the museum gift shop for unique gifts, books relating to Temecula history, toys, souvenirs and more! The gift shop is open during museum hours.

TemeculaValleyMuseum.org | Find us on Facebook and Instagram @TemeculaValleyMuseum

In celebration of American Black History, the Temecula Valley Museum and the Old Town Temecula Community Theater team up to present an evening of thought-provoking and entertaining music focused on the evolution of music from slavery to the present day.

Purchase tickets at TemeculaTheater.org or call 1.866.OLD.TOWN (1.866.653.8696)

CELEBRATION OF AMERICAN BLACK HISTORYSATURDAY, FEB 29, 2020 @ 7:30PM | $20/ticket

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Mary Phillips Senior Center

The Community Services Department offers a wide variety of services and activities at the Mary Phillips Senior Center (MPSC). This facility is equipped with four pool tables, a library, classrooms and auditorium. Visit the Center to pick up our monthly calendar of activities. For more detailed information about Senior services email: [email protected]. Location: (MPSC) 41845 Sixth Street Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-5pmPhone: 951-694-6464 Website: TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD

Senior Nutrition Program Ages: 60+ Meals On-Site: In cooperation with Riverside County Office on Aging and Sodexo Corporation, we offer a lunch program for seniors. Meals are served at the Center. Check the menu for dates when lunch will not be served. Days: Mon - Fri Time: 11:30amReservations: Required 24 hours in advance by calling 951-694-6464 between 9:00am-11:00am. Please call the same number for cancellations. Suggested Donation: $3 for seniors; $5 for non-seniors.Home Delivered Meals: The Home Delivered Meals Program through the Riverside County Office on Aging is for individuals sixty (60) years of age or older who may be at nutrition risk due to transportation or health issues that prevent them from taking care of their own nutritional needs. For more information regarding the program call: 1-800-510-2020.

Senior Lunch Transportation ProgramCall us for your next ride to the Senior Center for the lunch program.Days: Mon-Fri Fee: $1 Round Trip/ResidentPick-up Time: 9:00-10:30am Return Time: 1:30-3:30pmReservations: Call 951-694-6464 at least 24 hours in advance. Same day reservations are not accepted.

Silver Shuttle Need a ride to the market? Need to pick up your prescriptions? Or just want to hang out with friends for lunch? Join us on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays for Silver Shuttle! Shuttle departs and returns to the Senior Center traveling to various destinations in Temecula. Visit the front desk for calendar and to sign up!Days: 1st & 3rd Wed Time: 10:30am-12:30pm Fee: FREE

Community Garden & Garden PatioThe Mary Phillips Senior Center Community Garden is now the focal point for seniors, active adults, teens and youth to learn gardening, landscaping, nutrition and cooking. The garden fosters opportunities to give back to the community! Enjoy a cup of coffee, play a board game or just enjoy some fresh air at our newly renovated patio! The City’s Youth Advisory Council participated in a service learning project to beautify the patio with a full clean-up, plants, fresh herb garden, shading, and more. Contact the MPSC if you would like to tour the garden or for a list of patio activities.

Senior excursionsSenior excursionsChristmas in Julian Christmas comes to Julian every year in an old-fashioned way that will make you picture sleigh rides and Jack Frost. Shop at small boutiques and craft shows for one-of-a-kind gifts, indulge in Victorian Christmas teas and sip a cup of hot chocolate or spiced cider. Fee includes transportation only. Activity# Date Day Time Fee6200.101 Dec 11 Wed 8:30am-3:30pm $10/person

Christmas Lights Bus TourEnjoy a tour of Temecula’s festive homes and incredible holiday displays. Activity# Date Day Time Fee6200.102 Dec 12 Thu 7:00-8:30pm $5/person

Balboa Park San DiegoEnjoy a day at Balboa Park in San Diego! Balboa Park is home to fountains, trails, gardens, architecture, history, statues and art. Experience dozens of museums, performance venues, tours and more! Fee includes transportation only. Admission fees to museum are separate. Bring a lunch or try one of the local cafes.

Activity# Date Day Time Fee6200.103 Feb 12 Wed 8:30am-4:00pm $10/person

Flower Fields in Carlsbad Enjoy 50 acres of giant Tecolote Ranunculus flowers that make up the Flower Fields in Carlsbad. This annual burst of color will be an amazing experience. Includes transportation, admission and wagon ride. Activity# Date Day Time Fee6200.104 Apr 8 Wed 9:00am-4:00pm $19/person

Senior eventsSenior eventsMPSC Monthly EventsYou won’t want to miss these fun-filled events held monthly at the Center. Event Date Day TimeChristmas Party Dec 12 Thu 10:30amNew Year’s Party Jan 16 Thu 10:30amValentine’s Day Party Feb 13 Thu 10:30amSpring Bonnet Party Apr 9 Thu 10:30amMother’s Day Celebration May 7 Thu 10:30am

Mother’s Day Tea Party This intergenerational tea party is a great way for grandmothers, mothers, and daughters to spend an afternoon together while enjoying a light lunch, flavorful teas and dessert. Includes entertainment and prize drawing. Activity# Date Day Time Fee6205.101 May 9 Sat 12:00-2:00pm $10/person

Ice Cream Social Days: 3rd Tue Time: 11:30am Fee: FREE

Senior golden yearsSenior golden yearsThe Senior Golden Years is a non-profit organization dedicated to the improvement of the lives of Temecula Valley Seniors. Golden Years Saturday SocialDay: 3rd Sat Time: 5:00-9:00pm Fee: Varies Golden Years BingoDay: 2nd & 4th Wed Time: 2:00-4:00pm Fee: $1/CardGolden Years BuncoDay: 1st Mon Time: 1:00-3:00pm Fee: FREE42

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Senior classes & activitiesSenior classes & activities

Fit, Fun & Fabulous This energizing class incorporates a variety of stretching, endurance and strengthening moves. Registration offered on a monthly basis for a discounted fee or walk-ins are available for $2/day. Day: Mon/Wed/Fri Time: 9:00-9:45am

Chair Volleyball Take a seat and have a ball playing chair volleyball! Day: Mon Time: 10:00-11:00am Fee: FREE

Chair YogaClass is practiced while sitting or standing using a chair for support. Days: Tue/Thu Time: 9:00-9:30am Fee: $1/day

Chinese Mahjong Days: Every Mon Time: 12:00-3:00pm

PinochleDay: Mon/Thu (Except 3rd Thu) Time: 9:00am-12:00pm

Intergenerational Tech Program Youth Advisory Council teens offer support to seniors with their tech devices. Days: 3rd Sat (Jan/Mar/May) Time: 11:30am-2:00pm

Creative Writing Group Members of this advanced writing group will assist each other with constructive critiques of individual works to help our writers improve their skills. Days: 1st & 3rd Tue Time: 3:00-5:00pm

Memoir Writing Everyone has a story to tell. Come put your pen to paper, to tell your story! Days: 2nd & 4th Mon Time: 1:00-3:00pm

Fun Painting People in Watercolor Have fun while learning the basic concepts of watercolor painting. Please see receipt notes or see the front desk for a list of supplies needed at first class. Instructor: Don Moore Fee: $18/12 WksActivity# Class Dates Day Time 6230.101 Jan 7-Mar 24 Tue 10:00-11:00am

Pool Tournaments Join us for a friendly game of Pool! All skill levels are welcome. Days: 2nd Wed Time: 9:00am-12:00pm

Woodcarvers Woodcarvers will help you develop your skills. Beginners welcome. Day: Fri Time: 12:00-3:00pm

Mary Phillips Senior Center Choral Group Join your friends in a sing-a-long with the choral director and pianist! Day: Tue Time: 10:00-11:00am

Old Town Bridge Club (Sanctioned)Contact Rami at 951-699-1799. Day: Wed Time: 12:00-3:30pm Fee: $7 Day: Fri (1st, 3rd, 5th)* Time: 11:30-3:00pm Fee: $7 Day: Sat Time: 11:30-3:00pm Fee: $7*Class Skip Date: No club on Fridays Feb-Apr

Good Time Bridge Club (Sanctioned) Contact Scott Campbell at [email protected] or 951-990-1855. Day: Thu Time: 12:30-4:00pm Fee: $6

Rubber Bridge (Non-Sanctioned) Contact Andy May at 951-506-6686. Day: Mon Time: 1:00-4:00pm Fee: $1

Senior services & ResourcesSenior services & ResourcesAARP Free Tax Aid for Seniors AARP offers tax assistance to individuals with low to moderate incomes by completing their simple, non-business tax return. Trained volunteers are available by appointment only. Please call the center to make an appointment. Dates: Feb 7-Apr 10* Day: Fri Time: 9:00am-2:00pm Fee: FREE*No appointments available on March 6.

Senior Support GroupsThe following groups meet to provide support and resource information. Picking Up the Pieces (Bereavement Support Group) Day: Every Tue Time: 2:00pm Multiple Sclerosis Support Group Day: 1st Mon Time: 10:00amDepression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) Day: Every Fri Time: 11:30amAlzheimer’s/Dementia Caregivers Support Group Day: 2nd Fri Time: 9:00amGrandparents Raising Grandchildren Day: 3rd Thu Time: 10:00am

Senior Talks Knowledgeable speakers give educational information on health and social issues. See the Senior Connection Wall for more information.

FREE Health ScreeningsCheck the Connection Wall for information about available screenings.

AARP Senior Driving Safety Program This program might help reduce your auto insurance premiums and refresh your knowledge of the rules of the road. Call the Center to register. Fee: $15/members ; $20/non-members (Payment made directly to AARP)Day: 3rd Wed Time: 8:30am-12:00pm or 8:30am-4:00pm

HICAP - Health Insurance Counseling HICAP is here to help with details about Medicare or health insurance. Free counseling available. Call 800-434-0222 and press 2 for details.

Notary PublicNo cost notarization of any legal form you may have. Also FREE copies available of General Power of Attorney and Advance Health Care Directive.Day: 3rd Mon Time: 10:00am-11:00am

“Staying in Touch” S.I.T. Program Designed to stay in touch with seniors who live alone or are homebound. Volunteers call to check on their well-being and inform of upcoming events.

FREE Computer Assistance Do you need help with computers, phones, tablets, or email? Our volunteers are available to help. Sign up at the front desk. Walk-ins not accepted. Days: Every Fri Time: 12:30-1:30pm

(RHRTPL) Family ProgramsSpace is limited. Please arrive early to best ensure seating. Dates subject to change.

Georgette Baker: Holidays Around the WorldWed, Dec 4, 3:30pm Ages: AllCelebrate December holidays from around the world with customs, song and stories.

Ugly Sweater CrafternoonWed, Dec 18, 3:30pm Register: Dec 11, 3:30pm Ages: 3-12 YrsWear your ugly sweater for a festive holiday craft and treat.

Mister Twister: Balloon Art WorkshopWed, Jan 15, 3:30pm Ages: AllLearn the basic skills of balloon sculpturing in this hands-on program.

Donuts & Dads Sat, Jan 25, 10am Register: Jan 18, 10am Ages: 3-12 Yrs‘Donut’ miss this fun time with crafts, stories, and a sprinkle of sweet treats!

DIY Crafternoon: Valentine Cookie DecoratingWed, Feb 12, 3:30pm Register: Feb 5, 3:30pm Ages: 3-12 YrsDecorate a scrumptious cookie for your favorite valentine.

Temecula Strings in ConcertWed, Feb 26, 4pm Ages: AllEnjoy a lovely free concert from very talented young musicians.

DIY Crafternoon: Wee Shenanigans Wed, Mar 11, 3:30pm Register: Mar 4, 3:30pm Ages: 3-12 YrsErin Go Bragh with stories, crafts and treats for St. Patrick’s Day.

Abbit the Average: Comedy, Magic & JugglingWed, Apr 1, 3:30pm Ages: AllIt’s non-stop laughs for April Fools’ Day with Abbit’s hilarious variety show.

Día de los Niños/Día de los Libros CelebrationSat, Apr 25, 1-3pm Ages: AllEnjoy this family festival with stories, ballet folklόrico, crafts and treats.

Free Comic Book Day v7Sat, May 2, 1-4pm Ages: AllJoin the library and SoCal Games & Comics for this fun-filled event.

Under the Sea Tea Wed, May 13, 3:30pm Register: May 6, 3:30pm Ages: 4-12 YrsSplish splash it’s a mermaid and pirate bash with crafts, treats and fun.

Kids Ink Writer’s Club Ages: 9-12 YrsTue, 6pm (Jan 14, Jan 21, Jan 28, Feb 4) Register: Jan 7, 6pmSharpen your writing skills in our creative writing clubs for kids.

Construction Crew Ages: 6-12 YrsMon, 6pm (Jan 27, Feb 24, Mar 30, Apr 27) Register: Jan 13, 6pmBuild S.T.E.A.M. skills with brick building challenges.

S.T.E.A.M. Maker Club Ages: 5-12 YrsMon, 6pm (Jan 13, Feb 10, Mar 9, Apr 13) Register: Jan 6, 6pmTinker, experiment, and explore at our hands-on MakerLab.

Storybook Art Club Ages: 5-8 YrsThu, 4pm (Feb 20, Mar 19, Apr 16) Register: Feb 13, 4pmCreate masterpieces based on picture book art.

Lil Sprouts Seed Library Mar 15-May 15 Ages: AllGrow a family garden with Vlada’s Seeds of Life.

Book Buzz Club Ages: 9-12 YrsTue, 6pm (Apr 7, Apr 14, Apr 21, Apr 28) Register: Mar 31, 6pmCatch the buzz with lively book discussion.

Paws to Read Saturday mornings Ages: 5-12 YrsBone up on reading skills by reading to a licensed therapy dog.Call 951-693-8980 to schedule an appointment.

(RHRTPL) Teen Programs*Registration begins two weeks prior to program date.

Please arrive early, space is limited. We encourage carpooling. Dates subject to change.

Deck the Halls: Holiday Ornaments*Mon, Dec 9, 6:30pm Grades: 7-12Paint a ceramic ornament from Painted Earth!

Exploring Technical CareersTue, Jan 21, 6:30pm Grades: 7-12 Learn about some technical career options from Beth Bowles of MSJC.

Valentine Cookie Decorating*Mon, Feb 10, 7pm Grades: 7-12Decorate cookies to give to your valentine or to enjoy for yourself!

Medical Diagnostic Lab* Mon, Mar 2, 6:30pm Grades: 7-12 Detect virus infections with Professor Nick Reeves of MSJC.

Keep the Ball Rolling* Mon, Apr 13, 6:30pm Grades: 7-12Use plastic pieces and wooden planks to build marble mazes.

Taste Test Challenge*Mon, May 11, 7pm Grades: 7-12Can you guess different flavors of Oreos, chips, and sodas?

Location: (RHRTPL) 30600 Pauba Road Phone: 951-693-8900Website: temeculalibrary.orgLibrary Hours: Mon-Thu 10am-9pm Sat 10am-5pm Fri 10am-6pm Sun 1pm-5pmStore Hours: Mon-Sat 10am-4pm Book Store: 951-693-8990

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Ronald H. RobertsTemecula Public Library

Special thanks to the Friends of the Temecula Librariesfor their generous support of our library programs!

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Location: (GMCL) 41000 County Center Drive Phone: 951-296-3893Website: rivlib.netLibrary Hours: Mon-Tue 11am-7pm Fri-Sat 1pm-5pm Wed-Thu 10am-6pm Sun ClosedBook Store: 951-296-3737

Grace MellmanCommunity Library

Library StorytimesSee specified locations below. Space is limited. We encourage carpooling.

Please arrive early to best ensure seating. Name tags issued 15 minutes prior.

Goodnight Moon PJ Storytime Ages: All(RHRTPL)Penguins on Parade Mon, Jan 6, 6:30pmWeather Wise Mon, Feb 3, 6:30pmDr. Seuss on the Loose Mon, Mar 2, 6:30pmWe Dig Gardening Mon, Apr 6, 6:30pmBlast Off Mon, May 4, 6:30pm

La Hora del Cuento Bilingual Storytime (RHRTPL) Ages: All Mon, 11am (Jan 6-Mar 16, Apr 6-May 11) (GMCL) Ages: 2-5 YrsThu, 10am (Jan 9, 23; Feb 13, 27; Mar 12, Apr 9, 23; May 14, 28)Promote early Spanish learning by immersion in Spanish stories and songs.

Baby Storytime (RHRTPL) Ages: Birth-23 MosTue, 10am & 11am (Jan 7-Mar 17, Apr 7-May 12) (GMCL) Ages: Birth-18 MosThu, 11am (Jan 9-Mar 12, Apr 9-May 7) Babies will enjoy simple stories, songs, parachute, playtime and signs.

Preschool Storytime (RHRTPL) Ages: 3-5 YrsWed, 10am & 11am (Jan 8-Mar 18, Apr 8-May 13) (GMCL) Ages: 3-5 YrsTue, 11am (Jan 7-Mar 10, Apr 7-May 5) Build reading readiness at this group storytime for independent preschoolers.

Toddler Storytime (RHRTPL) Ages: 24-35 MosThu, 10am & 11am (Jan 9-Mar 19, Apr 9-May 14) (GMCL) Ages: 18-24 MosWed, 10:30am (Jan 8-Mar 11, Apr 8-May 6) Expand a growing vocabulary with engaging stories, rhymes, music and play.

Inclusive Storytime Ages: All(RHRTPL)Thu, 4pm (Jan 9, Feb 13, Mar 12, Apr 9, May 14) Engaging books, social stories, music, & sensory play for all abilities.

(GMCL) Family Programs Space is limited. Please arrive early to best ensure seating. Dates subject to change.

Polar Express Party Ages: All Thu, Dec 12, 4pm All Aboard the Polar Express! Celebrate with games, crafts, & holiday treats.

National Puzzle Day Ages: AllWed, Jan 29, 10am-6pm Observe National Puzzle Day with puzzles for all ages.

National Tooth Fairy Day Ages: AllFri, Feb 28, 1-5pm Pick up a Tooth Fairy Box and write a note to the Tooth Fairy.

Dr. Seuss’s Birthday Bash Ages: AllMon, Mar 2, 4pm Celebrate Dr. Seuss’s birthday with stories, crafts, games and fun!

National Unicorn Day Ages: AllThu, Apr 9, 4pm Enjoy a magical time creating a unicorn wand.

Earth Day Activity Ages: AllWed, Apr 22, 4pm Make a cool recycled project geared to bring out your green thumb.

May the Force Be With You! Ages: AllMon, May 4, 4pm Come to the dark side at our annual Star Wars party.

Harry Potter Tea Party Ages: 5-12 YrsWed, May 13, 4pm Register: Apr 27-May 8 Solemnly swear you’re up to no good by attending our first Harry Potter Tea.

Make & Take Crafts Ages: AllTue, 4pm (Jan 14, Feb 11, Mar 10, Apr 14) Come explore your creative side.

Brick by Brick Ages: 5-12 YrsThu, 4pm (Dec 5, 19; Jan 2, 16; Feb 6, 20; Mar 5, 19; Apr 2, 16; May 7, 21) Design and build new brick creations.

S.T.E.A.M Lab Ages: 5-12 YrsWed, 2pm (Dec 18, Jan 15, Feb 19, Mar 18, Apr 15, May 20)Explore Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics.

Preschool S.T.E.A.M Lab Ages: 2-5 YrsTue, 11am (Dec 3, 10, 17; Mar 17, 24; May 12, 19, 26) Little learners explore Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics.

The City of Temecula is proud to offer an array of Aquatics programs for all ages and abilities. Schedules are subject to change. For detailed information or assistance, contact the Aquatics Division. Temecula Community Services Aquatics DivisionWebsite: TemeculaCA.gov/TCSDPhone: 951-694-6480 Email: [email protected]

Locations

CRC 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 and 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, 29119 Margarita RoadAmenities: 25 Yard Heated Pool All-shallow pool with depths ranging from 3-4 1/2 ft

Pool Guidelines• Fins and snorkels are prohibited during Public Swim. • Only “Coast Guard Approved” flotation life jackets may be worn. • Life jackets available for check out at no additional cost. • Children 6 and under and non-swimmers should be within arm’s reach of

an adult at all times. • 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.• Swimmers must be 48” tall to use the water slide. Life jackets not allowed.• Please do not bring valuables to the pool!

Disabled AccessThe City of Temecula provides disabled access for swimmers with disabilities. All aquatic programs are open to those who can participate with a reasonable accommodation. Contact our office for further information.

Pool Party Zone Celebrate a birthday or special occasion with a party at the pool! Reserve a private area during weekend Public Swim (1:00-5:00pm) at the CRC pool. Cost is $200 and includes a shaded area, tables, chairs and pool entry for 20 guests. Weekend dates are available from May 23-Sep 27. Reservations are done online at: TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD.

Jr. Lifeguard Tryouts/Training Ages: 11-15 YearsThis volunteer program provides teens training in the basics of lifeguard safety, assist staff with aquatic operations and acquire skills and experience that are helpful should you become employed at an aquatic facility in the future. Participants receive official t-shirt, rash guard and “Certificate of Dedicated Service” at completion. Pre-registration online required to secure space. Walk-ins will be accommodated on date of tryouts pending available space. Schedule of training will be provided after successful completion of swim assessment. Swim assessment requirements are listed online in program description. If participant fails to pass the assessment, all fees will be refunded. Activity #: 5015.101 Fee: $100 Location: CRC PoolTryout Date: Sat, May 9 Time: 12:30pm

Lifeguard TrainingAges: 15 Years - AdultsTo qualify you must pass the pre-course swim test. Provides American Red Cross Certification in Lifeguarding, First Aid, CPR/AED, Bloodborne Pathogens, Oxygen Administration, and First Aid for Public Safety Personnel Training (Title 22). Register early, as class size is limited. Location: CRC Pool Fee: $175

Session 3 Activity #: 5020.101Skills Testing: Wed, Dec 18, 3:30pm Training Dates: Jan 2-Jan 6 (Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun, Mon) Training Hours: 9:00am-5:00pmSession 4 Activity #: 5020.102Participants in Session 4 will need to take a 2-day Title 22 course held in April to complete certification. Course dates are selected when registering online. Skills Testing: Wed, Jan 29, 3:30pm Training Dates: Feb 15-Feb 17 (Sat, Sun, Mon) Training Hours: 9:00am-5:00pmSession 5 Activity #: 5020.103Skills Testing: Thu, Mar 12, 3:30pm Training Dates: Mar 30-Apr 3 (Mon-Fri) Training Hours: 9:00am-5:00pm

Title 22 Course Ages: 15 Years - AdultsFirst Aid for Public Safety Personnel Training (Title 22) course meets first aid training requirements for California Code of Regulations and is required for first responder and safety personnel. Location: CRC Fee: $75 Class# Class Dates Days Time 5022.101 Jan 5-Jan 6 Sun/Mon 9:00am-5:00pm5022.102 Apr 2-Apr 3 Thu/Fri 9:00am-5:00pm5022.103 Apr 18-Apr 19 Sat/Sun 9:00am-5:00pm

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Lap Swim Ages: 12 Years - AdultsThis is a non-instructional program for individuals who want to swim for fitness or therapeutic purposes. A lifeguard will be present. NOTE: Times subject to change. Visit our website for most current information. Fee: $1/Resident; $5/Non-resident Location: CRC Pool Dates Day TimeEnds May 29 Mon-Fri 5:30am-8:30amBegins Jun 1 Mon-Fri 5:30am-8:00amEnds May 8 Mon-Fri 10:45am-1:00pmBegins May 11 Mon-Fri 11:15am-12:15pmBegins Jun 8 Mon-Fri 6:30pm-8:30pmOngoing Sat 7:00am-9:00am*Skip Dates: Nov 28, Dec 25, Jan 1, May 25, Jul 4, Sep 7

Public Swim Ages: All (Children under 12 must be accompanied by adult 18+)Designated recreational swim time. Only “Coast Guard Approved” life jackets permitted. Hours may be extended if weather permits. Fee: Resident/$1(0-12 yrs & 55+); $2.50 (13-54 yrs); Non-Resident/$5Location: CRC Pool Dates Day TimeJun 8-Aug 11 Mon-Fri 12:30-3:30pmMay 23-Sep 27 Sat-Sun 1:00-5:00pmAug 12-Sep 16 Wed 1:30-3:30pmHoliday Hours: 11:00am-3:00pm (May 25, Jul 4, Sep 7)Location: CHS Pool Dates Day TimeJun 8-Jul 31 Mon-Fri 2:45-4:45pmAug 3-Aug 11 Mon-Fri 1:30-3:30pm

100 Mile SwimAges: 12+ We are challenging you to swim 100 miles in 2020! Swimmers who complete laps throughout the year will receive a 100 Mile Swim t-shirt. One mile in the CRC or CHS pool is 70 lengths or 35 laps. We’ll help you track your swimming daily on the 100 mile board. This is a FREE program, but all yardage must be completed in a City of Temecula facility during lap swim. Register online to enroll, then see a lifeguard during lap swim to track your progress. This is a yearly program, so you can start at anytime! NOTE: Lap swim fee applies. Location: All Pools Start Date: Thu, Jan 2 Activity #: 5080.101

Masters Program Ages: AdultsDesigned to help swimmers improve fitness or train for specific goals, and offer support for a healthy lifestyle through friendship and camaraderie. Program is for the long-time competitor or intermediate swimmer. Workouts are ongoing and are designed to meet different fitness levels. Participants must pay yearly dues of $61 online prior to class and complete a U.S. Masters registration form. Fees due by the 1st of the month or $10 late fee assessed. Come to the pool and receive your first class for free. Location: CRC Pool Endurance/Speed Fee: $30/MonthlyDates: Mon/Wed/Fri (5:30-7:00am)Skill/Technique Fee: $30/MonthlyDates: Tue/Thu (5:30-7:00am) & Sat (7:00-8:30am) Combo Class Fee: $40/MonthlyDates: Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu (7:00-8:30pm)

Aquatic Fitness ClassesAges: 14 Years-AdultsThe City of Temecula offers a variety of Aquatic Fitness classes for all levels and abilities. Not sure which class is the best for you? Try your first class for FREE! Any day, any month...just arrive at the pool and receive your first class for free. Pre-registration for monthly classes listed below is required online. Ability to swim is not necessary.

Shallow Water Aerobics Low-impact but high energy! Take advantage of the aquatic environment to energize your workout routine. We’ll start with some cardio, move on to resistance work, and end with aqua-yoga moves to enhance flexibility. A new class begins each month and participants can choose to attend once, twice or three times per week. Water shoes are recommended. Location: CRC Pool Fee:$16/4 wks (1 day/wk); $28/4 wks (2 days/wk); $35/4 wks (3 days/wk)Class Dates Day Time Dec 2-Dec 20 Mon/Wed/Fri 9:30-10:30amJan 6-Jan 31 Mon/Wed/Fri 9:30-10:30am Feb 3-Feb 28 Mon/Wed/Fri 9:30-10:30am Mar 2-Mar 30 Mon/Wed/Fri 9:30-10:30am Apr 1-Apr 29 Mon/Wed/Fri 9:30-10:30am May 1-May 29* Mon/Wed/Fri 8:30-9:30am*Skip Dates: May 25

Deep Water Power Hour Jogging and kickboxing meet the water in this moderate-to-high intensity workout with cardio and powerful resistance moves, all while working the core. Participants will use flotation belts and should be comfortable in deep water.Location: CRC Pool Class Dates Day Time FeeDec 2-Dec 18 Mon/Wed 8:30-9:30am $21/3 WksApr 4-Apr 25 Sat 10:00-11:00am $16/4 Wks May 2-May 30 Sat 10:00-11:00am $20/5 Wks

Aqua Fit This class combines segments of cardio and strength training using water resistance in both shallow and deep water to build muscle and endurance. Whether you are a beginner, an avid fitness enthusiast, or simply looking for a new type of workout; this aquatic adventure is for you! Location: CRC Pool Fee: $16/4 wks (1 day/wk); $28/4 wks (2 days/wk) Class Dates Day Time Dec 3-Dec 19 Tue/Thu 9:30-10:30amJan 2-Jan 30 Tue/Thu 9:30-10:30amFeb 4-Feb 27 Tue/Thu 9:30-10:30amMar 3-Mar 31 Tue/Thu 9:30-10:30amApr 2-Apr 30 Tue/Thu 9:30-10:30amMay 5-May 28 Tue/Thu 8:30-9:30am

Swim LessonsThe City of Temecula is proud to offer an expanded swim lesson program. Please see the following information regarding placement, available lessons, swim level descriptions, and registration dates.

Swim Lesson PlacementEnrolling in the appropriate level is critical for success. Every effort should be made to select the appropriate class based on age and skill level. Read the swim level descriptions carefully and if you are still unsure of which level, attend a Swim Level Assessment. If enrollment is made into a class that is not at the child’s ability, space in another class cannot be guaranteed. Please note that participants may need to take multiple sessions to successfully complete a swim lesson level.

Lesson Schedule: 2-Week sessions Mon-Fri; 30 min. per day

(unless otherwise noted)

Lesson Fees: Residents $45; Non-Residents $55

SUMMER LESSONS & REGISTRATION DATES LESSON DATES REGISTRATION REGISTRATIONSESSION (MON-FRI) RESIDENTS NON-RESIDENTSSession 1 Jun 8-Jun 19 Jun 1-Jun 5 Jun 2-Jun 5Session 2 Jun 22-Jul 3 Jun 15-Jun 19 Jun 16-Jun 19Session 3 Jul 6-Jul 17 Jun 29-Jul 3 Jun 30-Jul 3Session 4 Jul 20-Jul 31 Jul 13-Jul 17 Jul 14-Jul 17Session 5** Aug 3-Aug 14 Jul 27-Jul 31 Jul 28-Jul 31

CRC Pool, 30875 Rancho Vista Rd.

LESSONS CLASS TIMES Parent and Me 10:10a, 4:20pBeginning Toddler 9:00a, 9:35a, 10:10a, 10:45a, 3:45p, 4:20p, 4:55p, 5:30pAdvanced Toddler 9:00a, 9:35a, 10:10a, 10:45a, 3:45p, 4:20p, 4:55p, 5:30pLevel 1 9:00a, 9:35a, 10:10a, 10:45a, 3:45p, 4:20p, 4:55p, 5:30pLevel 2 9:00a, 9:35a, 10:10a, 10:45a, 3:45p, 4:20p, 4:55p, 5:30pLevel 3 9:00a, 9:35a, 10:45a, 3:45p, 4:55p, 5:30pLevel 4* 9:00a, 9:50a, 3:45p, 4:35p, 5:25pLevel 5/6* 9:00a, 9:50a, 3:45p, 4:35p, 5:25p*Levels 4 and 5/6 are both 45 minute classes**Session 5 class times will be afternoon only

CHS Pool, 27215 Nicolas Rd.

LESSONS CLASS TIMESParent and Me 10:10a, 1:55pBeginning Toddler 9:00a, 9:35a, 10:10a, 10:45a, 12:45p, 1:20p, 1:55pAdvanced Toddler 9:00a, 9:35a, 10:10a, 10:45a, 12:45p, 1:20p, 1:55pLevel 1 9:00a, 9:35a, 10:10a, 10:45a, 12:45p, 1:20p, 1:55pLevel 2 9:00a, 9:35a, 10:10a, 10:45a, 12:45p, 1:20pLevel 3 9:00a, 9:35a, 10:45a, 12:45p, 1:20p, 1:55pLevel 4* 9:00a, 9:50a, 10:40a, 12:45p, 1:35pLevel 5/6* 9:00a, 9:50a, 10:40a, 12:45p, 1:35p*Levels 4 and 5/6 are both 45 minute classes**Session 5 class times will be afternoon only

TES Pool, 29119 Margarita Rd.LESSONS CLASS TIMESParent and Me 10:45a, 5:05pBeginning Toddler 9:00a, 9:35a, 10:10a, 10:45a, 4:30p, 5:05p, 5:40p, 6:15p Advanced Toddler 9:00a, 9:35a, 10:10a, 10:45a, 4:30p, 5:05p, 5:40p, 6:15pLevel 1 9:00a, 9:35a, 10:10a, 10:45a, 4:30p, 5:05p, 5:40p, 6:15pLevel 2 9:00a, 9:35a, 10:10a, 10:45a, 4:30p, 5:05p, 5:40p, 6:15pLevel 3 9:00a, 9:35a, 10:10a, 4:30p, 5:40p, 6:15p**Session 5 class times will be afternoon only

BEGINNING LEVEL LESSONS Parent and Me Ages: 6 Mos.-3 YrsParent or guardian participation required. Infants must wear swim diaper.Beginning Toddler Ages: 3-5 YrsStudents must be able to listen and follow directions.Advanced Toddler Ages: 3-5 YrsDesigned to follow Beginning Toddler course. Must be able to front and back float unassisted for 5 seconds, submerge face without goggles, and climb out of the pool unassisted. Level 1 Ages: 5+ Yrs Beginning level lesson designed for children who have little to no swim experience and have NOT taken Beginning or Advanced Toddler Lessons.

INTERMEDIATE LEVEL LESSONS Level 2 (Primary Skills) Ages: 3+ YrsPrerequisite: Successful completion of Advanced Toddler or Level 1 OR for students who can float on front and back, swim 10 yds. on front and back, and are comfortable in deep water with an instructor. Level 3 (Stroke Development) Ages: 5+ YrsPrerequisite: Successful completion of Level 2 OR for students who can rotate floating front/back independently, swim 15 yds. on front and back, has knowledge of side breathing, and are comfortable alone in deep water.

ADVANCED LEVEL LESSONS Level 4 (Stroke Improvement) Ages: 5+ YrsPrerequisite: Successful completion of Level 3 OR for students who can swim 25 yds. on front and back, correctly use side breathing, has knowledge of breast stroke & butterfly, can correctly use a kick board, and has basic knowledge of head first dives. Level 5/6* Ages: 5+ YrsPrerequisite: Successful completion of Level 4 OR for students who can repeatedly swim 25 yds. on front and back, able to swim breast stroke & butterfly 25 yds., comfortable diving in deep water headfirst, and are able to stay on task in a medium sized group with little reminders. *Level 5/6 is a combo class. Students will be placed in appropriate level.

SPRING LESSONS & REGISTRATION DATES LESSON DATES REGISTRATION REGISTRATION (MON-FRI) RESIDENTS NON-RESIDENTS Apr 20-May 1 Apr 13-Apr 17 Apr 14-Apr 17

CRC Pool, 30875 Rancho Vista Rd.

LESSONS CLASS TIMES (Classes are 30 min. per day)Beginning Toddler 4:15p, 4:50p, 5:25p, 6:00pAdvanced Toddler 4:15p, 4:50p, 5:25p, 6:00pLevel 1 4:15p, 4:50p, 5:25p, 6:00pLevel 2 4:15p, 4:50p, 5:25p, 6:00pLevel 3 4:15p, 4:50p, 5:25p, 6:00p

FREE Swim Level AssessmentOur trained staff will assess your child’s ability and determine which level is most appropriate prior to registration. Pre-registration not required. Location: CRC PoolDates Day Time SessionApr 11 Sat 11:30am-12:30pm SpringMay 30 Sat 11:30am-12:30pm Summer - Session 1Jun 13 Sat 11:30am-12:30pm Summer - Session 2Jun 27 Sat 11:30am-12:30pm Summer - Session 3Jul 11 Sat 11:30am-12:30pm Summer - Session 4Jul 25 Sat 11:30am-12:30pm Summer - Session 5

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Adult Learn to SwimClasses taught in a group setting at beginner and intermediate levels by a certified and experienced Water Safety Instructor. Fee: $45/Resident; $55/Non-resident Location: CRC Pool Class# Dates Day Time5010.101 Mar 14-Apr 4 Sat 9:00-10:00am5010.102 Apr 11-May 2 Sat 9:00-10:00am5010.103 May 9-May 30 Sat 9:00-10:00am

Semi-Private Lessons Ages: 3 - 12 Yrs Lessons provide the opportunity to learn at your own pace and can be adapted for all abilities. Each session consists of four, 25-minute lessons. Fee: $75/Resident; $85/Non-resident Registration begins: May 27Location: CRC Pool Days: Tue/ThuLesson Times: 6:30-6:55pm; 7:00-7:25pmLocation: CHS Pool Days: Mon/WedLesson Times: 5:00-5:25pm; 5:30-5:55pm; 6:00-6:25pm; Session 1: Jun 8-Jun 18 Session 4: Jul 20-Jul 30 Session 2: Jun 22-Jul 2 Session 5: Aug 3-Aug 13*Session 3: Jul 6-Jul 16 Session 6: Aug 17-Aug 27**Session 5 & 6 times are 6:30-6:55pm & 7:00-7:25pm at CRC Pool only.

One on One Lessons Ages: 12 Yrs - Adults Have you never learned to swim or need assistance with gaining confidence in the water? Do you have special needs that can only be accommodated in a one-on-one class? If so, this class was designed for you. Registration is accepted at the Aquatics office during the date listed from 9am-4:45pm. Fee: $70/Res.; $80/Non-resident Registration begins: May 1Day: Sat Lesson Times: 9:00-9:40am; 9:50-10:30amSession 1: Jun 13-Jun 27 Location: CHS PoolSession 2: Jul 11-Jul 25 Location: CHS PoolSession 3: Aug 1-Aug 15 Location: TES Pool

Adaptive Swim Lessons Ages: 3 - 15 Yrs Individuals with special needs will gain confidence and improve swimming skills. Environment promotes success mixed with fun and play. Class sizes are small (3:1) and each student is paired with a volunteer “swim buddy” during class. Fee: $45/Resident; $55/Non-resident Registration begins: May 29Location: TES Pool Days: Mon-ThuLesson Times: 1:30-2:10pm; 2:20-3:00pm; 3:10-3:50pmSession 1: Jun 8-Jun 18 Session 2: Jun 22-Jul 2 Session 3: Jul 6-Jul 16Session 4: Jul 20-Jul 30

Swim Buddy Volunteer Program Ages: 13 Years - AdultsThe Swim Buddy Program is in conjunction with Adaptive Swim Lessons where volunteers work directly with special needs participants. Lessons have 1 instructor, 3 students and 3 swim buddies. It is a Swim Buddy’s role to act as an extension of the instructor. Volunteers will select which sessions they want to volunteer and one training date. Registration begins: Mar 11 Days: Mon-ThuLesson Schedule Location: TES PoolActivity #: 5900.101 Session 1: Jun 8-Jun 18 Time: 1:15-4:15pmActivity #: 5900.102 Session 2: Jun 22-Jul 2 Time: 1:15-4:15pmActivity #: 5900.103 Session 3: Jul 6-Jul 16 Time: 1:15-4:15pmActivity #: 5900.104 Session 4: Jul 20-Jul 30 Time: 1:15-4:15pmTraining Dates Location: CRC PoolDates: Sat, Jun 6 or Sat, Jun 27 Time: 9:00-10:30am

How to register?Registration takes place during the specified registration dates listed on the registration charts on the previous page. Priority is given to residents during the registration period. Online registration opens at 8am on first date of registration and walk-in registration opens at 9am at the CRC. All registration closes at 12pm on the last date of registration. Check the charts for lessons offered to determine desired classes. Swim lesson registrations will be handled in the following priority: First Priority: Online registration for Temecula residents Second Priority: Online registration for non-residents. Non-residents include, but are not limited to: De Luz, Silverhawk, French Valley, Morgan Hill and other nearby communities

To complete your registration online visit: TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD

Online Registration: The City of Temecula has recently upgraded to a new online registration system, CivicRec. If you have not created an account in the new system, we encourage you to do so prior to the first day of registration, as lessons fill up quickly. Select the SWIM LESSON tab for a complete listing of available lessons.

Refund and Swim Lesson Policy• Refunds and/or transfers must be requested (2) business days prior to

the lesson start date. A 20% cancellation fee will be applied. • Refunds or credits will not be given when a class is cancelled due to

unavoidable circumstances or for participant illness or absence.

Questions? Contact the Aquatics Office at 951-694-6480 or

email: [email protected]

Sports Facilities & leagues

City of Temecula sports 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. To obtain information regarding available fields, field conditions, youth or adult leagues, tournaments and public use, visit our website or contact the Sports Division. Temecula Community Services Sports DivisionWebsite: TemeculaCA.gov/TCSDPhone: 951-694-6480 Email: [email protected]

Sports Fields available at these locations:Location AddressHarveston Community Park 28582 Harveston DriveMargarita Community Park 29119 Margarita RoadPala Community Park 44900 Temecula LanePaloma Del Sol Park 32099 De Portola RoadPatricia H. Birdsall Sports Park 32380 Deer Hollow WayRonald Reagan Sports Park 30875 Rancho Vista RoadTemecula Middle School 42075 Meadows Parkway

Field ClosuresTo be placed on an email list for notifications of field closures, visit the city website or call our hotline at 951-694-6480 Ext. 6447. This hotline will be updated at 3:00pm on days of inclement weather.

CRC GYM (Basketball & Volleyball)CRC GYM (Basketball & Volleyball)The CRC 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 and fees for the gym can be viewed online at: TemeculaCA.gov/GYM or call 951-694-6480 ext. 6410 for more details.Fee Type: Fee Amount:Annual Membership Card $1/AnnuallyDaily Entry Fee Residents (FREE); Non-Residents ($3/Visit)

Roller Hockey ArenasThe City of Temecula offers two-regulation sized roller hockey arenas for roller hockey enthusiasts of all ages. In addition to regularly-scheduled open skate time, the arenas are used extensively by youth hockey leagues. Location: Ronald Reagan Sports Park and Margarita Community ParkCommunity Open Skate Fee: FREEDay TimeMon-Fri 8:00am-3:00pmSun 8:00am-Dusk

PickleBallPickleBall The City of Temecula is excited to offer Pickleball at the below locations. Outdoor location at Pala Community Park utilizes tennis courts that are marked with blue lines for Pickleball use. Margarita Community Park has (4) new courts dedicated for Pickleball in addition to tennis courts. Players should bring their own portable nets and equipment. Use of the courts operate on a first-come, first-serve basis. Outdoor Courts: Times:Margarita Community Park 8:00am-10:00pmPala Community Park 8:00am-10:00pmIndoor Court: (CRC) Community Recreation CenterAdults 18+ Day: Sun Time: 5:00-7:00pmTeens Only (Upon request) Day: Mon-Fri Time: 2:45-4:00pm

Sports LeaguesSports LeaguesCorporate Softball LeagueDo you and your co-workers like to compete? Have you always wanted to beat your business competition in a game of softball? Now’s your chance! Join the Corporate Softball League and show off your team skills. This is a great way for companies to foster teamwork, improve employee health, and build morale. For more details, contact the Sports Division.

Winter/Spring 2020 Adult Softball LeaguesPackages regarding rules and procedures are available at the CRC, or can be downloaded on the City website at: TemeculaCA.gov/Sports. Interested participants may place their name on an eligibility list or email the league director at [email protected]. Every effort will be made to place interested players on a team, but placement is not guaranteed. Location: PHBSP FieldsFee: $500/Team (additional $10/non-resident fee/per player)Registration Date: Jan 7Day League Start Date TimeMon Mens II Feb 24 6:00-10:00pmWed Corporate Feb 26 6:00-10:00pmThu Mens II Feb 27 6:00-10:00pmFri Co-ed Feb 28 6:00-10:00pm

Adult Basketball LeagueRegister your team for the newest basketball league! Registration packets are available for pick-up at the CRC or can be downloaded on the City website at: TemeculaCA.gov/Sports. Interested participants who do not have a current team may place their name on a free agent list by emailing: [email protected]. Placement is not guaranteed.

Location: CRC GymFee: $250/Team (additional $10/non-resident fee per player)Jersey Fee: $30/Player Winter/Spring 2020Registration Date: Dec 3 Day League Start Date TimeTue Open Jan 7 7:00-10:00pmSummer 2020Registration Date: Apr 7 Day League Start Date TimeTue Open May 5 7:00-10:00pm50

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Temecula Park System

The City of Temecula’s park system currently consists of 41 beautiful parks that are available for public and recreational use. Please refer to the Park Directory on page 57 for a complete park listing and and available amenities. For more information visit the City’s website or call the Community Services Department at 951-694-6480.

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

Harveston Community ParkHarveston Lake ParkPala Community ParkPaloma Del Sol ParkPatricia H. Birdsall Sports ParkRonald Reagan Sports ParkTown Square Park

City of Temecula Park RangersGus Gonzalez, Elizabeth Hirst and Robert Heltmach

The Community Services Department utilizes three Park Rangers to directly assist citizens in maintaining safety, and understanding the City ordinances and rules within the park system. The following is helpful information to know when visiting parks in Temecula.

Important Park Rules: • Providing services, selling merchandise, teaching classes or holding any

unauthorized activity without prior approval is prohibited. • Consumption of alcohol, smoking and vaping are strickly prohibited. • Overnight parking is prohibited at all park sites and facilities. • Dogs must be on a leash (not exceeding 6’ in length) at all times.• Flying balloons, planes, rockets, and fireworks are prohibited.• Party jumps are restricted to designated sites and only permitted with

prior approval. Refer to page 49 for information on how to reserve picnic shelters.

Eagle Soar Playground & Splash PadThe Eagle Soar Playground provides an inclusive, safe, and integrative environment where children with and without disabilities can play together. Playground includes inclusive swing seats, trans-glide, sensory areas and is ADA accessible. While Eagle Soar is inclusive, please be considerate of children with special needs. The Splash Pad will close for the season on October 12, 2019, and reopen on March 14, 2020. The playground and Splash Pad may be closed at any time at the City’s discretion for maintenance or inclement weather. To make the most of your visit, please read the rules posted at the park prior to entry. For more information about the amenities at Eagle Soar Playground, please visit the City’s website. Margarita Community Park, 29119 Margarita RoadSplash Pad Schedule Days TimeMon CLOSEDTue-Sun 9:00am-1:00pm and 2:00-6:00pm

Lake Parks Temecula offers two lake park settings that have beautiful displays of nature including birds, fish, and of course the many ducks that call the Temecula lakes home. Please note, feeding ducks can be detrimental to their health, lead to overpopulation, nutritional problems, and aggressive behavior and for this reason, it is not permitted. Please join us in keeping our parks and wildlife safe.Temecula Duck Pond, 28250 Ynez RoadLocated in the heart of the City and also home to the Temecula Veterans Memorials, Japanese Friendship Garden, and Dutch Sister City statues from the Netherlands. Fishing is prohibited at the Temecula Duck Pond. Harveston Lake Park, 29005 Lake House RoadA 3-acre lake offering scenic walking and biking trails, a children’s play structure and picnic areas. After extensive improvements the lake reopened for fishing on January 1, 2019. A fishing permit is required and can be purchased online at the City’s website at TemeculaCA.gov/HarvestonFishing. Permits Residents Non-ResidentsChildren (Under 16) FREE $15/Annually16 & Over $15/Annually $45/AnnuallySeniors (55+) $7.50/Annually $22.50/Annually

Dog ParksDog ParksThe City of Temecula offers two dog parks for residents and their furry friends to enjoy. Both parks have enclosed play areas for dogs to run freely, a dog water fountain, and bag dispensers. Please read rules posted at park entrance prior to entry. Both dog parks are open from 8am to dusk.

Margarita Dog Park, 29119 Margarita RoadClosed every Tuesday from 10am-1pm for maintenance. Redhawk Dog Park, 44747 Redhawk ParkwayClosed every Wednesday from 10am-1pm for maintenance. 51

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Harveston Lake Park

Temecula Skate Park This one-acre skate park provides the ultimate skating, BMX, and scooter experience. 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 handrail. Facility has lights during evening hours and can accommodate a maximum of 30 participants. Helmets, knee and elbow pads are required for all ages. Please bring your own protective gear. A parent/legal guardian must complete registration for minors. The park is staffed and open to the public for sessions that are designated for skateboards, BMX bikes, and scooters. Download the monthly schedule at: TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD. To reach the park during hours of operation call 951-694-6480 Ext. 3955. Temecula Skate Park, 42569 Margarita RoadFee Type: FeeAnnual Membership $1/AnnuallyDaily Entry Fee Residents (FREE); Non-Residents ($5/Visit)

Temecula Pump TrackVisit the City’s new Pump Track! On November 19th the City will open an asphalt pump track – one of very few built by cities in Southern California. The pump track is a small, looping circuit of rollers, banked turns, and features that you can ride continuously without pedaling. The name “pump track” comes from the pumping motion used by the rider’s upper and lower body (instead of pedaling or pushing) as they ride around the track. Pump tracks can be ridden by cyclists of all ages and skill levels. You don’t need a special kind of bicycle – BMX bikes, mountain bikes, kids bikes, and even scooters or skateboards can all be used on the track. The pump track is not staffed and is open during regular park hours. Use of the track is free and riders ride at their own risk. The pump track does not have lights for night riding. Please note that helmets are required. Temecula Pump Track, 42569 Margarita Road

Trails & BikewaysThe City of Temecula currently has over 97 miles of bike lanes and close to 22 miles of trails located within the City. In 2013, the City of Temecula was recognized by the League of American Bicyclists with a bronze level award for being a Bicycle-Friendly City. In 2016. the City completed a comprehensive update of the Multi-use Trails & Bikeways Master Plan to help prioritize hiking and biking within the City. For more information or to see an interactive map of Trails & Bikeways, please visit HikeBikeTemecula.org or email Senior Planner Matt Peters, at [email protected].

Temecula Veterans MemorialsThe City of Temecula is a proud veteran-friendly community that recognizes those who have served throughout our Nation’s history at the Veterans Memorials located at the Temecula Duck Pond. “Letters Home” is a life-sized bronze sculpture of a soldier reflecting as he writes a letter home. The wall surrounding the sculpture proudly displays actual veterans’ letters home. The “Fallen Heroes Memorial” is the newest addition and features a battlefield cross cast in bronze and a steel tower supporting a life-sized

bald eagle. Leading up to the sculpture, the “Path of Honor” features engraved pavers, purchased to honor loved ones who have served our country. For more information, call 951-694-6480.

Japanese Friendship GardenThis serene area located at the Temecula Duck Pond represents Temecula’s long-standing friendship with our Sister City - Daisen, Japan. The garden incorporates traditional elements of a Japanese garden and features a Torii gate, garden fox statues, traditional Japanese lanterns, a Japanese-style footbridge, and beautiful cherry trees that blossom in the spring.

“Singing in the Rain” & Dutch TulipsA familiar sight at the Temecula Duck Pond is the “Singing in the Rain” statue that was a gift from our Sister City - Leidschendam-Voorburg, Netherlands, following the attacks of September 11, 2001. As a symbol of peace and unity between our two cities, the “Mother and Child on a Bicycle” statue was created by Voorburg resident and artist

Franz Kokshoorn. In 2013, another Dutch artist, Jeroen Stok, fashioned the two large stainless steel tulips you see flanking the bicycle statue.

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PLACES OF INTEREST

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The City of Temecula offers several venues that are available to rent for your next memorable gathering. From wedding receptions and bridal showers to meetings and corporate functions, the City of Temecula has just the place for you. Call one of our facilities below to schedule an appointment for a site tour or to schedule your reservation.

Temecula Community Center (TCC) 28816 Pujol Street, 951-694-6480 Ext. 6469 Email: [email protected]

Located in the Old Town area the Temecula Community Center features a large multipurpose room able to accommodate 175 people, a caterer’s kitchen, and outdoor patio area. For smaller gatherings, there are also meeting rooms available for rent.

Community Recreation Center (CRC)30875 Rancho Vista Road, 951-694-6480 Ext. 6410Email: [email protected] facility offers a large banquet room with a stage and can accommodate groups of 250 banquet style or 300 theater style. The facility also includes a full kitchen, small meeting room and outdoor amphitheater.

Chapel of Memories 28300 Mercedes Street, 951-265-7720Email: [email protected]

This historic and beautiful chapel located at the Sam Hicks Monument Park in Old Town Temecula is operated by the Temecula Valley Museum, Inc., and offers a charming affordable setting for small weddings and memorials.

Picnic shelters are available to reserve at the following park locations. Reservations must be completed online at TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD. Please note that all vendors including party jumps, caterers/food trucks or any other vendors providing activities or services must be pre-approved prior to the date of the event. Citations will be issued to any groups using vendors that have not been pre-approved by the City. For more information call 951-694-6480 or email: [email protected].

Harveston Community Park28582 Harveston DriveLocated at the 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.

Meadows Park 43110 Meadows ParkwayThe picnic shelter offers a built-in barbecue, picnic tables and nearby playground.

Pala Community Park 44900 Temecula LaneA great place for your group picnic, outing or birthday party. Shelter includes built-in barbecue, four picnic tables and playground. Tennis, pickleball, basketball,= and sand volleyball is also available in the park on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Temeku Hills Park31367 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.

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“It ’s What We Do! ”

5454For more information regarding Measure S and upcoming Measure S projects visit the City’s website at:

TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD

Measure STemecula citizens passed Measure S in April 2017.

The City pledged to continue its long history of fiscal responsibility and exemplary levels of service by utilizing the funding for public safety, infrastructure, and community services. Measure S funds have been and will continue to be used to increase public

safety, improve roads, update parks, and provide vital services and programs that make Temecula the

desirable place it is to live, work and do business.

ENHANCING CITY AMENITIES

Upgrades to City Parks, Playgrounds & City Facilities Utilizing Measure S Funds

Together with other sources, the City plans to renovate many existing parks to ensure that they inspire creative outdoor play for all ages and abilities while meeting current safety standards. Below are some of the completed and upcoming projects Measure S funds have helped to complete.

Completed ProjectsSunset Park“Music at Sunset” is the theme at this park which showcases the “Rhapsody” line of new outdoor musical instruments.

Patricia H. Birdsall Sports ParkNew synthetic turf was installed at all four soccer fields. This was a $1.8M dollar project.

Nicolas Road ParkRenovations included a towering pirate ship play structure, an octopus climber and a brand new “Accelerator” swing for maximum pirate fun.

Butterfield Stage ParkImprovements included new play equipment with a nature-inspired “Tree House Hideaway” theme.

Vail Ranch ParkTake a trip back to the Old West with a nostalgic western theme state-of-the-art play structure and a 103 foot-long gravity rail zip track.

Veterans ParkIn honor of our troops, improvements included a fighter jet themed play structure and lots of opportunities for outdoor exercise with new fitness stations located along the park’s 600-yard path.

(CRC) Community Recreation Center PoolEnhancements and renovations included the removal and replacement of pool decking, pool re-plaster, and the installation of a new lighting system with energy efficient LED fixtures.

Rotary ParkRenovations included a train themed playground replacement, and the addition of two new swing sets with a total of six swings (multi-user, inclusive, infant, and traditional).

Riverton ParkThe two existing playgrounds were replaced with new “Cabin in the Woods” themed play structures and a sand volley ball court was added.

Temeku Hills ParkNew safety surfacing was installed throughout play areas.

Meadows ParkImprovements included the addition of ADA compliant surfacing replacing sand around play equipment and upgrades to playground equipment.

Upcoming Projects Library Parking - Phase 2

Eagle Soar Splash Pad ImprovementsStephen Linen Jr. Memorial Park

Sports Field LightingPark Restroom Expansion & ADA Improvements

Playground Safety ResurfacingMargarita Recreation Center Renovation

Sports Court Resurfacing

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Responsible CompassionThe City of Temecula understands the concerns and frustrations of its residents surrounding the community impacts of homelessness. Public Safety is the City’s top priority, as evidenced by the continued commitment to assist those experiencing homelessness. A full time outreach administrator and four dedicated officers work diligently

to responsibly address this complex social issue. Questions or concerns can be sent to: [email protected]

The City responds to this complicated issue through its comprehensive Responsible Compassion program. To alleviate the impacts of homelessness, the City needs residents to be both responsible and compassionate. That means directing generosity toward organizations effectively helping individuals experiencing homelessness. Well-intended actions such as giving to panhandlers may end up enabling larger problems.

The City’s efforts include:• Partnering with law enforcement, neighboring municipalities, faith-based organizations, and select non-profits to create a cohesive network of resources, proactive outreach, and community education initiatives

• Supporting a dedicated multi-agency Homelessness Outreach Team (HOT) which works on an individual to alleviate the impact of homelessness.

• Working to educate the community about avenues for helping homeless individuals without unintentionally reinforcing problem behaviors

• Participating in annual surveys to support a data-driven approach to policies and initiatives, as well as to gain insight into regional socio-economic factors, which influence rates of homelessness in our community• Sharing best practices with other regional agencies to improve local efforts and create a consistent climate of responsible compassion throughout the region

• Utilizing City Park Rangers, staff, and the Community Action Patrol to act as “eyes and ears” supporting the Temecula Police Department in its efforts to deter unlawful behavior and respond quickly to citizen concerns• Leveraging social media to communicate directly with the community as well as coordinate efforts • Utilizing the City Mobile App to respond to residents concerns

• Development of Responsible Compassion Website to be a regional avenue for shared information, resources, services, and best practices• Outreach and In-Reach Events within the region • Storage of personal property (as necessary)

• Management of resource guide available at ResponsibleCompassion.org

The 2019 County-wide Point in Time Homeless Survey reflected a significant decrease in the number of individuals experiencing homelessness in the City.

Q: What should I do if panhandlers approach me?A: Your first concern should be your safety. If you feel threatened, call 911. The City encourages residents to respond to panhandlers with a respectful but firm “No.” All of our partner organizations, and law enforcement concur that giving money to panhandlers does more harm than good, and may support illegal activity including drug use. Responsible options for generosity include volunteering with or donating to any of the local organizations that work to solve homelessness in our community. See “Resources” below.

Q: When can I call the police?A: You should always call 911 if you need emergency assistance from police or fire, if there is a medical emergency, a crime in progress or an immediate threat to public safety. For non-emergency calls, please call 951-696-4357 (951-696-HELP). The Temecula Police Department also will take action for violations of the Aggressive Solicitation Ordinance, theft of recyclables, possession of a shopping cart, public consumption of alcohol, illegal camping, loitering, trespassing, urinating in public, or other disruptive behavior.

ResourcesCommunity Mission of Hope (CMOH)CMOH provides food, hygiene items, case management, and mentorship to low income, recently homeless, and chronic homeless in our valley.41760 Rider Way, Temecula, CA [email protected] or CommunityMissionofHope.com

The HELP Center (any resident needing assistance)The HELP Center, formerly home to “The Pantry,” is under new management and direction and a place for any resident in need. Case managers help to connect those in need (including those at risk of and experiencing homelessness, veterans and their families, and at-risk youth) to resources and services that foster self-sufficiency, stability, and wellness.28922 Pujol Street, Temecula, CA [email protected]

Veterans OutreachThe City of Temecula values veterans and their families. In the coming months, the City will launch programs and align resources that support and improve their quality of life. Current local resources include employment connections, housing, medical, and transition services- Those in need, may access

assistance navigating these resources at the HELP Center.

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City of Temecula Park & Facility Map

RESIDENCY: Residences located outside of the gray border are not located within the City limits. Non-residents include, but are not limited to: De Luz, Silverhawk, French Valley, Morgan Hill and other nearby communities. Some activities and programs may have different registration dates for non-residents.

Marker Facility Name & Address

Park Sites, City Facilities and Class Locations

CC Civic Center 41000 Main Street Ext. 4266

CRC Community Recreation Center 30875 Rancho Vista Road Ext. 6410

GML Grace Mellman Library 41000 County Center Dr. Ext. 3927

HCPR Harveston Community Park Room 28582 Harveston Drive Ext. 4266

JRC Jefferson Recreation Center 41375 McCabe Court Ext. 4266

MPSC Mary Phillips Senior Center 41845 Sixth Street Ext. 6464

MRC Margarita Recreation Center 29119 Margarita Road Ext. 4266

OTTCT Old Town Temecula Community Theater 42051 Main Street Ext. 6377

PW Pennypickle’s Workshop 42081 Main Street Ext. 6370

RHRTPL Ronald H. Roberts Temecula Public Library 30600 Pauba Road Ext. 8900

TCC Temecula Community Center 28816 Pujol Street Ext. 6469

TVM Temecula Valley Museum 28314 Mercedes Street Ext. 6450

Marker Address Main Line 951-694-6480

A Bigfoot’s Art Studio, 27470 Jefferson Ave. Suite A-4B CHS Pool - Chaparral High School, 27215 Nicolas Rd.C Gardner Middle School, 45125 Via Del CoronadoD Fire Station 84, 30650 Pauba Rd. E Legends Club at Temeku Hills, 41687 Temeku Dr.F Miyamoto Music Studio, 28780 Old Town Front St., # C-1G Rancho Sports Center, 28780 Single Oak Dr. #100 H Scuba Center Temecula, 28860 Old Town Front St. # A-9 I TES Pool - Temecula Elem. School, 41951 Moraga Rd.J TVHS - Temecula Valley HS, 31555 Rancho Vista Rd.

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Around & About Temecula The City of Temecula Community Services Department created the multi-award-winning online series: Around & About Temecula in December of 2017. Around & About Temecula continues to be recognized as an excellent community resource featuring Temecula’s people, parks, programs, profiling local assets, and highlighting Temecula’s natural beauty. Follow your host, Jeff Lawrence, as he explores the endless fun the City of Temecula offers residents and visitors alike. Around & About Temecula showcases the look, feel, and experience of living in the City of Temecula. Tune in to get exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at Temecula’s Community Services Department in action. Unfortunately, we are unable to film outside organization’s events. To view all our episodes visit: TemeculaCA.gov/AroundTemecula. We hope to see you Around & About Temecula!

City of Temecula App The City of Temecula App is designed to enhance citizen engagement by streamlining access to City information. Within the app, you can find information regarding City parks and facilities, contact information, news, social media feeds, and event calendars. You can also view Channel 3, Temecula TV, directly on your device. In addition to providing information, the City of Temecula App allows access to City services. Residents will have the ability to report non-emergency issues to the City at any time of the day or night. Issues such as potholes,

graffiti, homeless concerns and more can be reported quickly and easily using photographs, location, and other information about the issue.

Summer Job OpportunitiesThe City of Temecula is looking for dedicated, hard-working, friendly and motivated staff to work during the summer 2020 season. You can relive your days of summer camp by applying to work for our annual Summer Day Camp program. Applications will be available in late March and applicants must be 18 years of age or older. Day camp not your thing? We

are also looking for lifeguards and swim instructors. All applicants must be certified in American Red Cross Lifeguarding/CPR/AED/First Aid. For an application and tryout information visit: TemeculaCA.gov/swim. You can also see page 46 of the guide for Lifeguard Training course information.

Instructor OpportunitiesDo you have a special skill or talent you would like to teach others? Do you want to offer a new activity to our community? Learn how to become a Contract Instructor for the City of Temecula! The Temecula Community Services Department is always looking to expand our Contract Class program and to provide a variety of classes to our community. To become an instructor, email questions to [email protected] or call the Class Hotline at 951-694-6480 to receive a Contract Instructor Application. Applications are kept on file and reviewed twice a year.

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CLASS & refund POLICIES:CLASS & refund POLICIES:Refunds or Transfers • All requests for refunds and/or transfers must be requested (5) business days prior to the class start date. A 20% processing fee will be deducted

from all refunds or a full credit can be given on your City account to be used for a future class. Requests for refunds or transfers can be emailed to [email protected] or by calling the Class Hotline at 951-694-6480. NOTE: Requests for refunds or transfers for swim lessons must be requested from the Aquatics Office (2) business days prior to the first lesson date.

• If a participant is unable to continue in a class after the class has begun due to a 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.

Please Register Early!We recommend registering early for all classes and activities. Classes must meet a minimum enrollment. If the class minimum is not met, classes will be cancelled. A full refund will be given for activities cancelled by the City.

Pre-Registration and PaymentsPre-registration is required for all classes and activities and is done on a first-come, first-serve basis. 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 Community Services Department via the online system or in person as noted above.

WaitlistIf an activity or class you are interested in becomes full, we recommend enrolling onto the waitlist. Waitlist enrollments can be processed using the online registration system. If space becomes available, participants on the waitlist will be contacted in the order that they were received. Class waitlists are reviewed on a regular basis to determine if additional class sessions can be added 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 and provide a make-up class or a credit in the amount of the missed class if a make-up session is not available.

Photo PolicyPlease be advised that all participants involved in any City program or event are subject to being photographed. Such photographs may be used by the City of Temecula without obligation to provide compensation to those photographed.

Americans with Disabilities ActThe City of Temecula understands the need to provide access to public facilities and services to those qualified individuals with disabilities. Call or email the Class Hotline with any requests for accommodation at least 14 days prior to an activity or class.

HOW TO REGISTER: The Temecula Community Services Department is pleased to offer CivicRec for online class, program and event registration. This online registration system is available from any mobile device. An enhanced catalog feature makes searching for available classes and programs easier than ever! Simply select the Catalog Tab of your choice or enter the activity name or class number in the search field to locate. All new users to the system will need to create an account when logging into the system for the first time. Users are provided with a modern customer dashboard that can assist in tracking your family’s activities and class schedules. For assistance, email [email protected] or call the Class Hotline at 951-694-6480.

Registration Begins: Monday, November 18th, 8am

Register Online at: TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD

REGISTRATION OPTIONS: Online: Online registration is the quickest way to register for classes and activities. Register online at: TemeculaCA.gov/TCSD

Walk-In: Register in person at the following location:Address Days Hours (CRC), 30875 Rancho Vista Rd. Mon-Fri 8am-5pm

For questions or assistance contact the Class Hotline at:

[email protected] or call 951-694-6480

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The Adopt-A-Park program allows groups to adopt a site for the purpose of enhancing the beautification of City parks, trails, and green spaces. These groups, or individuals, have the opportunity to cultivate

community spirit, increase awareness and involvement of the community, and have a sign placed at the adopted location. For more information, visit: TemeculaCA.gov/AdoptAPark.


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