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CORTE MADERA
PARKS & RECREATION
SUMMER 2015
TOWN COUNCIL
Carla Condon, Mayor
Bob Ravasio, Vice Mayor
Sloan Bailey
Diane Furst
Michael Lappert
David Bracken, Town Manager
PARKS ƭ RECREATION
COMMISSION
Hartley West, Chair
Pamela Fong, Vice Chair
Kitty Prosser
Kim Noble Baez
Joan Fray
Emily McFarland
Fred Casissa
PARKS ƭ RECREATION
DEPARTMENT STAFF
Mario Fiorentini,
Director
Brian Hernandez,
Recreation Supervisor
CONTACT:
498 Tamalpais Drive,
Corte Madera, CA 94925
Tel. (415) 927-5072
Fax. (415) 927-7138
Kids Club after hours phone:
(415) 706-5128
Sports rain Line: (415) 927-5076
Office Hours:
Mon - Thu, 8:00 am- 5:00 pm
Closed to the public on Friday
Closed on Saturday & Sunday.
Online registration:
www.cmparksandrec.org
Email:
[email protected]
www.Facebook.com/cmparksandrec.
Mission Statement & Purpose
The Town’s Parks and Recreation strengthens the community’s fabric, health
and well-being, economic base and security. Through diverse and innovative
programming for all people, plus broad partnerships with the schools and
neighboring agencies, community-based organizations and businesses, Corte
Madera plays an important role in creating healthy communities. By providing
the space to learn and play, space to be safe and secure, and space to create and
imagine, this Department is dedicated to providing the highest quality of life.
• Foster human
development
• Increase cultural unity
• Strengthen community image
and sense of place
• Support economic
development
• Strengthen safety & security
• Promote health and
wellness
• Protect environmental
resources
• Facilitate community
problem solving
• Provide recreational
experiences
Your Parks and Recreation provides a wide variety of services, including,
but not limited to: Senior activities; After-school programs; Pre-school programs;
Teen programs; Summer camps; Nature & outdoor programs; Health & Wellness
programs; Sports leagues & instructions; Youth sports coaches & training; Art
& dance programs; Special & multicultural events; Emergency preparedness &
support.
Residency Status Information:
The Corte Madera Town Council adopted the following clarifications of
residency:
1. For the use of facilities and programs located on property owned by the
Corte Madera-Larkspur School District, Reed Union School District, and
Tamalpais Union High School District (Neil Cummins Gymnasium, San
Clemente School/Park, Tennis Courts at Granada School, and Town Park’s
softball and soccer fields), “residents” shall mean individuals who reside in,
or groups and organizations which have their principal place of business
located within the County of Marin.
2. For the use of all other facilities and programs located on property
owned by the Town of Corte Madera (Town Park other than the areas
mentioned in (1) above, Piccolo Pavilion, and Community Center)
“residents” shall mean individuals who reside in, or groups and
organizations which have their principal place of business located within
the Town of Corte Madera. Residents are qualified for a $2.00 resident
rebate per class. If you have any questions about this information, please
call (415) 927-5072.
Americans with Disabilities Act, The Town of Corte Madera and the
Parks and Recreation Department are committed to implementing the
intent and spirit of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). Adults and
children with disabilities are welcome and encouraged to fully participate
in our classes, programs and activities. If you have special needs that
require specific accommodations in order to enjoy one of our programs or
facilities, please contact us at (415) 927-5072.
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July 4th parade
Summer Concert Series
4th of July Fun Run
ADULT ACTIVITIES................6-10
Lunch Program
Big Band Dances
Corte Madera Bingo
AARP Smart Driver Course
Computer Classes
Reclaim Your Body
4th of July cruise on the SF Bay
Gilroy Garlic Festival
American whitewater rafting
BeachFt Moms Marin
Adult Tennis
Jazzercise
Dog Training
Open Gym at Neil Cummins
Over 40’s & 50’s Men’s Softball League
YOUTH ACTIVITIES...............11-15
Summer Playground Program
Kids Club After School Program
Kids Club Spring Break Camp
Art with Kiki
SaSSFitness
Gymnastics with Katie
Skyhawks
Wood Working camp
Lego Engineering
Tennis Camps
Lacrosse Camp
Fun Flag Football
Super Soccer Stars
World Cup Soccer
Happy Feet Soccer
Pee-Wee Soccer
CMFC
Table of Contents
SUMMER EVENTS......................4-5
COMMUNITY EVENTS...............19
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Town & Groups Directory
Town Hall
Town Clerk
Finance Dept.
Meeting Schedule
Fire Dept.
Planning Dept.
Public Works Dept.
Building Dept.
Engineering Dept.
Community Foundation
Beautification Com.
CMPA
TC Little Leagues
Women’s Club
Mothers’ Club
Lion’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
Town Band
Corte Madera Library
Volunteer Firefighters
927-5050
927-5086
927-5055
927-5040
927-5077
927-5064
927-5057
927-5062
927-5057
924-0150
265-1105
927-5150
722-9730
927-9462
451-7234
924-8186
924-0441
891-3071
924-3515
924-5077
www.centralmarinpolice.org
www.twincitiesll.com
www.cmwomensclub.org
www.cmlmc.org
www.cortemaderalions.com
www.cortemadera.org
www.cortemaderatownband.org
www.marinlibrary.org/library-location/corte-madera-library
www.Townofcortemadera.org
To Register: 415-927-5072 or www.cmparksandrec.org 3
Corte Madera-Larkspur
July Fourth Celebration
Saturday, July 4th
PARADE
START TIME: 10:30AM
STREET CLOSURE: 10:00 AM
BEGINS: REDWOOD HIGH SCHOOL, LARKSPUR
ENDS: CORTE MADERA TOWN CENTER
FESTIVITIES
TIME: 9 AM – 5 PM
PLACE: CORTE MADERA TOWN PARK
ARTS CRAFTS BOOTHS, CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES INCLUDING CARNIVAL GAMES, BOUNCE HOUSES, CRAFTS, AND STAGE SHOWS
(12:30-4:30PM), ENTERTAINMENT, AND FOOD BOOTHS.
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR A PARADE APPLICATION VISIT WWW.CORTEMADERA.ORG OR CALL CORTE MADERA CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE AT 415-924-0441.
FLOATS NEEDED FOR 4TH OF JULY PARADE
EXCELLENT PROMOTION AND PR FOR BUSINESSES AND ORGANIZATIONS
LAST YEAR’S EVENT DREW AROUND 17,000 PEOPLE TO THE PARADE AND FESTIVITIES. FLOATS ARE STILL NEEDED FROM
BUSINESSES, COMMUNITY GROUPS AND RESIDENTS. WE HOPE THAT PARTICIPANTS GET CREATIVE, SHOW THEIR PATRIOTIC SPIRIT
AND HAVE SOME FUN WITH IT. PARTICIPATION IN THE PARADE IS AN EXCELLENT MEANS OF PROMOTING ONE’S BUSINESS OR
ORGANIZATION TO THE COMMUNITY WHILE HAVING A GREAT TIME. THE PARADE IS A GREAT WAY FOR NON-PROFIT GROUPS SUCH
AS CHURCHES, YOUTH GROUPS AND SCHOOL CLUBS TO GET INVOLVED AND GAIN GREAT EXPOSURE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY,
WITH THE ADDED BENEFIT OF EFFECTIVE PUBLIC RELATIONS.
THE CORTE MADERA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION’S
SUMMER CONCERT SERIES
Concerts are held at Piccolo Pavilion, Menke Park from
5 to 6:30 p.m., Sundays,
June 14, 21 & 28
July 5, 12, 19, & 26
August 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30
The concerts are free. The lineup has not yet been set but will
include pop, rock, jazz, and soul bands. The lineup will be posted
at www.cortemaderacommunityfoundation.org and at the Corte
Madera Community Foundation facebook page.
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Fun Run!
The Twin Cities brings you the
First Annual 4th of July Fun Run!
This is a great pre-parade activity for the
whole family. Come out and
enjoy the fun!
Details
Start time: 10:00am
Start location: Piper Park, Larkspur
End location: Corte Madera Town Park
Race length: 1.7 miles
$15 registration fee includes T-Shirt
Strollers welcome!
For more information and to register
415-927-5072 or www.cmparksandrec.org
To Register: 415-927-5072 or www.cmparksandrec.org 5
LUNCH CLUB FOR SENIORS
Adult Activities
Come have lunch with us!
Every Thursday Good Earth
Natural Foods provides an
organic, well-balanced,
hot lunch for older adults. The Corte Madera
Community Center arranges for guest speakers
from community organizations such as Sutter
Health and Marin Home Care to give presentations
and to provide information. Enjoy a nice meal and
conversation with friends!
Details: Every Thursday, 12:00pm-12:45pm; People
age 60+ $3 donation, people under 60 $6 fee
(Except holidays). Call (415) 927-5072 for details.
BIG BAND DANCES AT
CORTE MADERA COMMUNITY CENTER
CORTE MADERA BINGO
Join our group of active older adults
for BINGO every Thursday from
9:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. at the Corte
Madera Community Center. You’re
sure to have fun! Come and enjoy
wonderful company, delicious treats
like Lappert’s ice cream, and other
great perks and surprises. Once a month representatives from
local senior organizations will be on hand to answer questions
regarding services they offer. Most guests will be here the
second Thursday of each month. Topics will include things like
how to prevent slip and falls, wheelchair and walker tune-ups
and housing options.
For more information please call 927-5072.
Location: Main Hall
The 17-piece Ray Simpson Big Band plays
the music of the 30s, 40s, and 50s — from
swing to jazz. These local musicians have
performed professionally for years. You’ll hear
arrangements created by the late Ray Simpson,
along with favorites from Count Basie, Les
Brown, Jimmy Lunceford, Duke Ellington, Stan
Kenton, and Glenn Miller. You can simply sit and listen to the
band’s crooners and guest singers perform favorites like, “It
Had to Be You” and “Mack the Knife” or get out on the floor
and dance the night away! The band is a perennial Italian
Street Painting Festival favorite and fills the Main Hall at the
Corte Madera Community Center. Every second Wednesday
of the month from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Location: Main Hall
ADMISSION IS FREE!
UPCOMING DANCE DATES FOR 2015:
APR 8, MAY 13, JUNE 10 JULY 8
NO DANCE IN AUGUST
AARP SMART DRIVER COURSE
Sharpen your driving skills through the AARP-created “Smart
Driver” program. This course was developed to help drivers
50 years and older adjust to age-related changes in vision,
hearing, and reaction time. Medication and its effects on
driving will also be addressed. At the end of this course, a
certificate of completion, which may save you money on auto
insurance, will be given.
The 8 hour course is split between two days and is for those
who have never taken the class before or have not taken the
4½ hour refresher course in the last three years. You must
attend both classes to get a certificate.
The 4½ hour refresher course is for those who have taken
either the 8-hour or 4½ hour course within the last three
years.
Instructor: AARP staff
Location: Main Hall
8-HOUR COURSE, TWO FRIDAYS
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4½-HOUR REFRESHER COURSE DATE, FRIDAY ONLY
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SENIORS IN BALANCE
NO CLASSES FROM JULY 2ND TO
SEPTEMBER 3RD.
HAVE A GREAT SUMMER!
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BASIC COMPUTERS – 2 SESSIONS, 2 HOURS EACH
This class is intended for those with little to no experience
with personal computers or those who just want to learn
more. Questions are always welcome. You will learn:
• Terminology
• How to enter data
• Basic navigation techniques
• Surfing the web
• How to get an email account and address
• How to send and receive emails with attachments
• Tips on protecting your computer from spyware and
viruses
• How to avoid internet scams so you can feel safe doing
your holiday shopping at home
Location: Computer Room
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EXCEL – 2 SESSIONS, 2 HOURS EACH
This class is intended for those with some familiarity with PCs,
but questions are always welcome. This course will help you
become comfortable with Microsoft Excel (the most popular
spreadsheet application). You will see why Excel is such a
powerful tool for managing budgets, securities, task lists, and
any other chore that involves numbers. You will learn how to:
• Create a spreadsheet
• Format columns
• Create formulas
These skills are paramount for anyone in today’s job market or
for someone just wanting to manage financial tasks.
Location: Computer Room
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ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
John Teasley has been working with PCs for
over 20 years both at home and in the business
community. He owned his own consulting
company where he provided Information
Technology Project Management and Training
services to companies across the country. He is
a retired Vice President and Manager from Wells Fargo, has
an MBA and is a Certified Project Management Professional
(PMP). He enjoys teaching and helping people navigate the
world of PCs either in class or on a one-on-one basis
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RECLAIM YOUR BODY NAVIGATE THE WINDING ROAD BACK TO PHYSICAL VITALITY!
You may recall how you once move. Is it different than today
after an accident, injury, or chronic misuse? Moving in your
optimal way is essential to wellbeing and so often overlooked
as we accept or get used to limited function. RECLAIM YOUR
BODY is a dynamic yet gentle approach to re-patterning and
reconnecting us to comfort, freedom, and joyful expression in
the body. We work deeply in a uplifting and interesting style.
Please join us!
Location: Main Hall
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Adult Activities
WHAT’S THIS TABLET THING?
Want to learn something about the iPad or Android tablets?
Bring your own or work with the tablets available in class.
We will have an iPad and an Android tablet. We will learn
what you can and can’t do with them, which will help you
decide if you want one or want to get rid of yours. This will
primarily be a workshop, but we will cover topics such as:
• How to choose the right tablet
• First things to do when you get a tablet
• How to find your tablet if you lose it
• Using the “cloud”
• Streaming videos
Location: Computer Room
TIME
6:00-7:00pm
FEE / CLASSES
Free TV and Computer Recycling
Quality Refurbished Computers
Computer Service and Repair
Renew Computers
446 Dubois St. at Andersen Drive, San Rafael 94901
(415) 457-8801
www.renewcomputers.com
Authorized California e-waste collector certificate # 100888
Serving Marin County for more than 25 years
$20 / 1
To Register: 415-927-5072 or www.cmparksandrec.org 7
Trips
4TH OF JULY FIREWORKS CRUISE ON
SAN FRANCISCO BAY
Depart Corte Madera Community Center at 5:30pm
for Jack London Square. Cruise on Franklin Roosevelt's
"Floating White House," the USS Potomac, to fireworks
locations along the San Francisco Bay. Sumptuous
gourmet desserts, champagne, wine, tea and coffee will be
served to celebrate Independence Day.
1-DAY SOUTH FORK AMERICAN RIVER CLASS II AND
CLASS III LOWER “GORGE” TRIP
We’ll depart Corte Madera Community Center at 7:30am for
a relaxing bus ride up to Coloma at the South Fork of the
American River. After we sign in and get some instructions it’s
off to the rafts and the journey begins.
Your trip starts with easy Class II rapids, the perfect warm-up
for the Class III whitewater that waits downstream. Before we
A little about the USS Potomac – it was the President’s
get to the big stuff, we break for a delicious riverside lunch.
Yacht, also known at the “Floating White House.” The
After lunch, we’re back in the rafts, paddling the Class III
Potomac operates San Francisco Bay cruises with docents. whitewater of the “Gorge.” Our Class III challenge begins with
While on board, guests may elect to take a docent led tour Fowler’s Rock Rapid and culminates with rapids like Hospital
or self-guided tour.
Bar and Recovery Room. Any trip through the rapid-filled
“Gorge” is an eventful one! Reaching Folsom Lake in the late
Due to holiday festivities at Town Park and parking
closures, our bus will depart and return to the front of the afternoon, we float to our take-out spot.
Corte Madera Community Center.
What to Bring: Personal medicine, change of clothes for the
ride home, waterproof sunblock, sunglasses with strap, hat,
Return time may vary depending on the ship’s arrival
and visor (optional).
at the dock and road traffic back to the Corte Madera
Community Center.
What to Wear: Swimsuit, quick-drying shorts to wear over
swimsuit are recommended for more comfort, athletic shoes
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pants for added sun protection and/or extra layering (optional)
GILROY GARLIC FESTIVAL
and wool or fleece sweater/jacket, waterproof jacket or
Can’t you just smell the garlic in the air? Must be time for the wetsuit (required Oct-May and in inclement weather).
world famous Gilroy Garlic Festival. Join us for a comfortable
While on the river, you need little other than your river attire.
bus ride to Gilroy and enjoy a day of festival festivities. There
There is limited space available in a water-resistant bag for
will be live entertainment, cooking demonstrations, delicious
additional items, such as raingear or medication, that you
food and shopping too. Once we arrive at the parking lot we
might need during the day (no towels, please). This bag is
will take a shuttle to the park entrance.
usually available only during the lunch stop and at camp.
The festival is held in Christmas Hill Park – outdoors with
Please Do Not Bring: Pets, expensive watches or jewelry,
mostly grass and some compact dirt and asphalt walkways.
radios, or camera without water protection. Please note
There are natural shade trees, and many shade tents with
tables and benches. Spend your time wandering, enjoying all that storage of keys, wallets, and other valuables is the
the festival has to offer. You will receive a ticket for a Gourmet participant’s responsibility.
Alley Combo Plate, then you may choose between combo
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and walking! For your comfort, we highly recommend that
you: Wear comfortable shoes, dress in layers, bring a hat,
sunglasses, and sunscreen.
PARKS ƭ RECREATION
Christmas Hill Park rules prohibit bringing the following items
BENEFITS TO THE ENVIRONMENT
on Festival grounds:
Community greenfrastructure - parks, community
• Alcohol of any kind
gardens, greenways and other types of public open spaces
• Bottles, glass and cans
also benefit the environment. Whether greenfrastructure
• Coolers – large or small
lands are in ball fields, trails, trees or public open space,
• Frisbees and water projecting devices
they are on the job 24 hours every day serving critical
• Pocketknives and weapons of any kind
environmental functions that contribute to many
The fee includes transportation, entrance ticket and a ticket
for a Gourmet Alley Combo Plate.
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of life’s essentials - making water clean and safe for
drinking, cleaning the air and returning oxygen to the
atmosphere, and providing habitat for wildlife, biodiversity
and ecological integrity. In fact, conserving land for
people where they live, work and play is often the most
cost efficient and effective way to achieving a host of
environmental health and related public policy objectives.
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At BeachFit Moms we pride ourselves on having a lot of variety and
a positive group energy. We see the value in a community of women
helping each other reach their potential. We offer many classes
that will help you reach your fitness goals. This happens with both
friendly competition and social encouragement. We believe that
everyone is capable of improving her body movements and fitness
level. Our classes are both enjoyable and provide RESULTS! Babies
and stroller-aged children are welcome at BeachFit Moms Classes.
Once a week options are available.
Location: Town Park
Instructor: Jenny Pope Wright
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M & W 6/29-7/29
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When you LOVE your workout,
results come easy!
Jazzercise combines jazz dance, strength
training, yoga, Pilates & kickboxing movements
into FUN dance routines set to fresh new music!
FEE / CLASSES
10:30-11:30am $140 / 10
10:30-11:30am $140 / 10
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
Jenny Pope Wright is a Nutrition Coach, Personal Trainer, and
Fitness Instructor specializing in pre/post natal fitness and nutrition.
She has a BS in Dietetics from the University of Kentucky and has
held fitness certifications through AFAA, NASM, and Fit4Mom -with
over 20 years combined experience in Nutritional Education and
Fitness Instruction, her goal is to help individuals and families make
fitness a fun and exciting part of their daily life.
ADULT TENNIS AGE 18YRS ƭ UP
Students will be
introduced to the basic
skills of tennis, including
forehand, backhand, serve, and volley. Emphasis is on
proper stroke technique and enjoyment of the game. For
more classes offered around Marin County or to set up a
private lesson, please visit www.tennisinmarin.com
Instructor: Tennis in Marin staff
Location: TP Tennis court
Adult Beginner
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Every Monday/Wednesday/Friday
at 8:45 am. Join Anytime!
Saturday at 8:00 am
$45/month unlimited classes
( joining fee may apply) or
$15 Day Pass
Burn up to 600 calories in one fun,
easy, powerfully effective
60-minute total body workout!
For more information on classes,
please call instructor Joy Simmonds
at 415 . 927.4165 or email to
[email protected]
About The Instructor
Joy Simmonds has been teaching Jazzercise
classes for over 13 years. She received her
certification from Jazzercise in 1999, but before
that was a Jazzercise student for many years.
The Jazzercise program is the longest running
exercise program in the United States (over
40 years). She loves the way the Jazzercise program stays
up to date with music and moves and loves how it makes her
and the students feel and stay or get fit. She also has taught
Junior Jazzercise both at the CM Community Center and at Neil
Cummins Elementary, as well as the Jazzercise Lite program.
She has performed at several Warrior’s Half Time shows and
volunteers to train dancers for the “To Celebrate Life Fashion
Show” for breast cancer survivors at the Marin Civic Center. Joy
was also trained in tap and jazz dance and is certified in CPR.
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Adult Activities
ADULT OPEN GYM AT NEIL CUMMINS GYM
DOG TRAINING CLASSES
The Marin Humane Society’s dog training classes are a great
place for people and dogs to learn a common language,
and for dogs to learn the house rules. Our instructors use
positive reinforcement to solve behavior problems and to
teach your dog to walk on a leash without pulling, sit or lie
down quietly, come when called, and to wait at doors. Our
beginning classes are a great bonding experience--even
very experienced guardians find them valuable. Please note
that our beginning-level classes are conducted entirely
on leash and do not include playtime, as our focus is on
strengthening the relationship between you and your dog.
Family Dog 1
For dogs 4 months and older. A beginning-level class
teaching the fundamentals of good manners - sit, down,
stay, come, polite greetings and walking, wait at doors, and
leave it. FIRST CLASS IS MANDATORY AND FOR PEOPLE
ONLY, NO DOGS, PLEASE!
(First class is 1 1/2 hours long, all other classes 1 hour.)
FIRST CLASS IS 9:30-11:00AM.
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Come down to the Neil Cummins Gym on
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Nights. Bring
a friend and jump in a basketball game. It
is only $5 to drop in or you can purchase a
10 visit card for only $30. Check the calendar outside the
gym for any days we may not be there. But normally every
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday there is a great group ready
to play. Hope to see you all there.
Location: Neil Cummins Gym
$5 drop in or $30 for 10 passes
Sunday Basketball
7:00 pm-10:00 pm
Monday Volleyball
8:00 pm-10:00 pm
Tuesday Basketball
8:00 pm-10:00 pm
OVER 40’S AND OVER 50’S
MEN’S SOFTBALL LEAGUE
If you are looking for a great softball league,
look no further than the Town Park Softball
Field March – October. A solid group of 15 teams play
Monday through Friday. We are always looking for
interested fans and players. Come out to the diamond
for a late afternoon of Corte Madera’s favorite past time.
Some teams even compete in national tournaments. You
will not be disappointed. Hope to see you all there.
Monday – Friday (Next season starts July 2015)
$800 per team
LOCATION: TP SOFTBALL FIELD
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Family Dog 2
For graduates of Family Dog 1. Hone the skills learned in
Family Dog 1 through a variety of exercises that solidify your
dog’s good manners and ability to focus on you in distracting
situations.
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ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
Karen Schuerholz is a graduate of the Marin Humane
Society Canine Behavior Academy Levels I and II. She
has been a private dog trainer for many years. Karen
has worked in the Behavior and Training Department
at the Marin Humane Society assisting with dog
behavior evaluations and behavior consults , and
continues to work as an Adoption Counselor at Marin Humane Society
and train new volunteers in the program.
The Marin Humane Society offers dozens of beginning, intermediate,
advanced, and specialty classes and workshops on a variety of dog,
cat and small companion animal topics at our Novato Location.
Private Training & Consultations at our Novato location are available
for cat and dog guardians. Fees range from $75-95.
Corte Madera Community Center Patio
Reserve a place in history by
buying a personalized brick
paver for the new entrance to
the Community Center Patio
from Town Park.
Get in on the next batch, to
be ordered soon. Honoring
someone with an inscription
makes a great gift!
Questions? Email
[email protected]
More infromation:
www.cortemaderacommunityfoundation.org
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Summer Playground
Summer Playground is a day program available for
children ages 5-12. Located in Town Park, open Monday through
Friday from 7:30am to 6:30pm. No camp on July 3rd and July 10th.
Campers get to choose the activities they participate in each
day which include arts and crafts, games, sports, nature walks, field
trips, special events and more!
*No drop-in, hourly or day rates available
SESSION 1
June 22nd through August 14th
Marin residents: $650.00
Non-residents: $850.00
SESSION 2
August 17th through August 28th
For everyone $250.00
SUMMER PLAYGROUND CIT PROGRAM
AGES 13-15
As a Counselor In Training, teens learn what it takes to become a camp
counselor by helping with the day’s tasks such as setting up activities and
making snack.
CITs do not get paid, however, they get to have fun with their friends while
gaining valuable work experience. They can also earn community service
hours for school!
Marin Resident
Year 1 $300/per child
Year 2 $200/per child
Year 3 $100/per child
Non-resident
$400/per child
$300/per child
$200/per child
To Register: 415-927-5072 or www.cmparksandrec.org 11
Kids Club
OUR MISSION:
To be an after school program that implements
genuine care, respect, and courtesy for children,
parents, and each other. To be the premiere
provider of child care, while meeting the needs of
the children, parents, schools, and communities we
serve. To enhance and enrich the lives of children as
they become young adults, while working as a team
toward common goals.
If you are a parent, read this:
The years between 5 and 13 represent a time of
great growth and opportunity for children, as well
as of considerable vulnerability and risk. After the
school bell rings and before parents are home from
their workday, children need programs that provide
enrichment opportunities and minimize their
exposure to risk. Kids Club After School Program
helps to minimize exposure to risk and gives children
a fun, safe place to grow.
Fees & Schedules:
Kindergartners
1st-5th graders
Monday-Friday
Monday-Friday
$36 / per day
$25 / per day
Fees are to be paid in advance along with your
monthly pick-up schedule. No programs on school
holidays unless specified.
Monday to Friday, 12:30 p.m. to 6:30 pm
10% discount will be given if you pay in full for 4 days
or more within the same week.
Program Director: Christina Ennis
Phone: (415) 548-2918
Kids Club after 5pm numbers: 706-5128, 927-6723
Email: [email protected]
SPRING BREAK CAMP - AGES 5-12
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I hope that my achievements in life shall be these– that I have
fought for what was right and fair, that I will have risked for
what which mattered, and that I will have given help to those
who were in need, that I will have left the earth a better place for
what I’ve done and who I’ve been.
~ C. Hoppe~
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ART AND DISCOVERY CAMP WITH KIKI AGES 5-9YRS
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About the Instructor
Kiki has a BA in Ceramics & Glass Blowing from SFSU, an Early
Childhood Ed. Certificate, and is a certified Art Therapist. Kiki has
taught art to children since 1973. Kiki works at the Richmond Art Center
as an instructor and docent .
SASSFITNESS = STRENGTH.AGILITY.SPEED.SELF-ESTEEM
SASSfitness classes are for any boy or girl ages 8-13 who is
looking to improve their fitness level. We offer an opportunity to
build strength, improve conditioning, enhance agility, increase
speed, and bolster confidence. SASSfitness is a great way to
stay strong in the off-season, support training for a current spot,
or explore a new way of achieving fitness. We have FUN doing
all sorts of strength, agility and speed exercises. Many of the
kids currently involved in SASSfitness play sports, but some do
not. All kids are welcome! We foster a FUN and non-competitive
environment where you are encouraged to push yourself to
achieve your personal best. Whatever your goal, we will have
FUN!! It works!!
Location: Picnic area A
Instructor: Elise Holland & Mandy Aguero
7-9yrs
Teach parents to help their children use gymnastics equipment
safely and effectively. Organized activities to improve / help
develop motor skills for toddlers. Children socialize with other
children of the same age, learning to share and follow simple
directions.
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MOMMY AND ME AGES 2-3YRS
Teach parents to help their children use gymnastics equipment
safely and effectively. Organized activities to improve / help
develop motor skills for toddlers. Children socialize with other
children of the same age, learning to share and follow simple
directions.
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GYMNASTICS - AGES 3-4YRS
Structured gymnastics without parent participation. Emphasis on
fundamental gymnastic positions and skills on all equipment, as
well as gross motor skills. Emphasize on social as well as physical
development.
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GYMNASTICS - AGES 4-5YRS
Gross and fine motor skill activities with fundamental recreational
gymnastics skills on all equipment. Encourage problem solving
and creative thinking as children begin learning longer skill
combinations.
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$102 / 6
GYMNASTICS-AGES 5-6YRS
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$102 / 6
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
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10-12yrs
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GYMNASTICS WITH KATIE
MOM AND ME - AGES 1-2YRS
Youth Activities
We will make 2D and 3D art projects. A puppet, rain sticks, wood
sculpture, silk screening, and shrinkie dink jewelry are some of
the projects we will explore. Please send children with a snack
every day . We will take a break and play outside. All projects
go home the last day. In addition to the regular snack, please
send a finger food pot luck treat for the group to share at our art
celebration the last day. Parents may come early the last day at
11:30 and meet the puppets and pack up art projects. Send a box
or bag. Please contact Brian at 927-5071 if you have a teenager
who would like to volunteer. Children should wear “ art - work”
clothes because we will paint and get messy. Children may bring
books or toys to camp. Please label clothes. Please let Kiki know
in person or writing if someone other than you will be picking up
your child.
Instructor: Kiki Rostad
Loation: Neil Cummins School
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8/4-9/8
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2:15-3:15pm
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3:15-4:15pm
3:15-4:15pm
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$110 / 6
$110 / 6
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$110 / 6
$110 / 6
Katie Bartok began gymnastics at the age
of 12. By the first month of class she was
competing. Katie competed in gymnastics
for six years. She continued through high
school placing in all events. Katie went on to
become certified as a personal trainer. She
has also been a competitive track athlete.
Gymnastics has given her strength as well as discipline. She has
been teaching gymnastics for over 10 years and is certified with
kinder accreditation for teachers in pre-school.
13+yrs
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4:15-5:15pm
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$110 / 6
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Youth Activities
SKYHAWKS BASKETBALL CAMP 7-12YRS
This fun, skill-intensive program is designed for beginning
to intermediate players. An active week of passing,
shooting, dribbling, defense and rebounding makes this
one of our most popular programs. All participants receive
a t-shirt, basketball, and player evaluation. Participant-tocoach ratio is 10:1.
SKYHAWKS TOT-BASKETBALL 3-5YRS
This program is designed to give children a positive
first step into basketball. Your young athlete will learn
the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, shooting and
rebounding in a fun, safe and positive environment.
Through age appropriate games and activities, participants
learn balance, body movement , hand/eye coordination,
teamwork and sportsmanship! The participant-to-coach
ratio is approximately 6:1.
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Mon- Fri 7/20-7/24
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SKYHAWKS TOT-BASEBALL 3-5YRS
This program is designed to give children a positive first
step into baseball. Your young athlete will learn the
fundamentals of fielding, catching, throwing, hitting and
base-running in a fun, safe and positive environment.
Through age appropriate games and activities,
participants learn balance, body movement, hand/
eye coordination, teamwork and sportsmanship! The
participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 6:1.
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Lacrosse combines basic skills used in soccer, basketball
and hockey into one fast-paced game. Athletes will learn
the fundamentals of stick handling, cradling, passing,
and shooting in a fun, non-checking environment. Sticks,
gloves and helmet are provided. All participants receive a
t-shirt and a player evaluation. Participant-to-coach ratio
is 12:1.
This program is designed to give children a positive
first step into soccer. Your young athlete will learn the
fundamentals of dribbling, passing and shooting in a fun,
safe and positive environment. Through age appropriate
games and activities, participants learn balance,
body movement, foot/eye coordination, teamwork
and sportsmanship! The participant-to-coach ratio is
approximately 6:1.
2001
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9:00-12:00pm $159 / 5
SKYHAWKS LACROSSE CAMP 7-12YRS
SKYHAWKS TOT-SOCCER 3-5YRS
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SKYHAWKS MINI-HAWK CAMP 4-6YRS
(SOCCER, BASEBALL, BASKETBALL)
This multi-sport program was developed to give children a
positive first step into athletics. Baseball, basketball and soccer are taught in a safe, structured environment filled with
lots of encouragement and a big focus on fun! Through games
and activities, campers explore balance, hand/eye coordination, and skill development at their own pace. All participants
receive a t-shirt, sports ball and merit award. Participant-tocoach ratio is 8:1.
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SKYHAWKS VOLLEYBALL CAMP 7-12YRS
The fundamental skills of volleyball are taught through
game-speed drills and daily scrimmages that focus on
passing, setting, hitting, and serving. This co-ed program
is designed for the beginning and intermediate player.
All participants receive a t-shirt, volleyball and player
evaluation. The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately
10:1.
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CARPENTRY FOR KIDS 5-11YRS
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Mon-Fri
Mon-Fri
Mon-Fri
Mon-Fri
Mon-Fri
8/10-8/14
8/10-8/14
8/17-8/21
8/17-8/21
8/24-8/28
8/24-8/28
10:00-12:00pm
12:30-2:30pm
10:00-12:00pm
12:30-2:30pm
10:00-12:00pm
12:30-2:30pm
$225 / 5
$225 / 5
$225 / 5
$225 / 5
$225 / 5
$225 / 5
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Nat Davis has been teaching woodworking skills to kids for
ten years. He began his career as an assistant to Al Mayberry
in 2002. He worked for Marin Primary School Summer
program as a lead carpentry instructor for 5 years before
founding Carpentry for Kids in 2009.
Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO!
Resourcefulness, creativity, and cooperation
come together in this unique building
adventure game; roll the dice to mine for resources, and use these
resources to build special items to help in our adventures! Build
a Zoo, create a Medieval Castle, and design a Tree House Village!
This LEGO experience is an original game designed by Play-Well
instructors inspired by the popular game, Minecraft. Students will
have a blast, even without any prior experience with Minecraft or
LEGO.
Location: Neil Cummins Music Room
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MINE, CRAFT, BUILD SURVIVAL GAME USING LEGO® 8-12YRS
Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO! Resourcefulness, creativity, and
cooperation come together in this unique building adventure game;
roll the dice to mine for resources, craft tools, and watch out for
Creepers! This ultimate LEGO Minecraft experience is an original
game designed by Play-Well instructors, using gameplay elements
and characters inspired by the popular Minecraft video game.
Students will have a blast, even without any prior experience with
Minecraft or LEGO®.
Location: Neil Cummins Music Room
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$150 / 5
ROBOTICS USING LEGO® WEDO 7-9YRS
Build and program robots in this introductory robotics class using
the LEGO® WeDo system. Learn basic programming skills, simple
engineering concepts, and the names of robot components. Work
in small groups to complete several projects using tilt and motion
sensors. This is a great way to prepare young robotics enthusiasts
for our more advanced robotics programs.
Location: Neil Cummins Music Room
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ROBOTICS USING LEGO® EV3 9-12YRS
Town of Corte Madera Parks and Recreation
Refund Policy for Programs:
Refund for classes will be issued only if
cancellation is made at least 7 days prior to
the first class. There is a $10 cancellation
fee. No refund will be issued if cancelation
is made within 7 days of the class.
Build and program robots using the new LEGO® Mindstorms
EV3 system! Learn about mechanical and software design, loops,
conditional statements, problem solving, and teamwork skills.
Work in small groups, program and build your robot, and rise to the
challenge. Control the robot to avoid obstacles, pick up and carry
objects, and play sounds. Projects are structured so that students
work in an open-ended, investigative environment while having fun.
Location: Neil Cummins Music Room
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ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
Play-Well TEKnologies, based right here in San Anselmo, has
been teaching through play for over 15 years. Our staff of
engineers and educators encourage students to explore and
build upon the math and science skills learned in school, all
through the medium of LEGO. Come play well with us!
To Register: 415-927-5072 or www.cmparksandrec.org 15
Youth Activities
Carpentry for Kids is an educational enrichment program for
K-6 designed to teach boys and girls practical woodworking
skills with an emphasis on the safe use of hand tools. These
skills include measuring, fractions, sawing, drilling, rasping,
fastening, sanding, shaping, and assembly. In the process
of learning these skills, students will have an opportunity
to create fun, functional and beautiful projects, and will
be exposed to a variety of valuable concepts such as
abstract reasoning, applied mathematics, problem solving,
craftsmanship, fine motor skills, respect for tools, and
patience. This rich opportunity for learning is created by the
students’ motivation to use tools, and create fun projects.
$55 materials fee due, paid directly to instructor upon first
day.
Location: Community Center Patio
Instructor: Nat Davis or Chris Health
MINE, CRAFT, BUILD: ADVENTURE
GAME USING LEGO® 5-7YRS
Youth Activities
LACROSSE CAMP 5-14YRS
TENNIS CAMPS - AGES 5-10
LEVEL 1 AGES 5-6 - MARIN MUNCHKINS
Children will be introduced to tennis through simple
activities and games with the help of special equipment
designed for this age group. Activities will ensure that
participants have fun while aiding in early motor skill
development.
Location: TP tennis courts
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9:00-10:00am
9:00-10:00am
9:00-10:00am
$75 / 5
$75 / 5
$75 / 5
$75 / 5
LEVEL 2 AGES 7-10 JUNIOR TENNIS
Join the new team sport in town! If you are between the
ages of 7-10, Corte Madera Junior Tennis League is the
team to join! Using the quickstart play format, kids are
immediately introduced to the game and learn to rally
the ball the first time they step on the court. Beginners
welcome!
Location: TP tennis courts
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Mon- Fri
Mon- Fri
Mon- Fri
6/22-6/26
7/13-7/17
7/27-7/31
8/10-8/14
10:00-11:00am
10:00-11:00am
10:00-11:00am
10:00-11:00am
$75 / 5
$75 / 5
$75 / 5
$75 / 5
ENCORE is excited to host
the most FUNdamental
lacrosse camp for introductory and intermediate players!
Sign up to play the “fastest sport on two feet!” No previous
experience is needed for beginners as safe soft balls are
used, and lacrosse sticks can be purchased ($30) and
delivered at camp. Equipment rentals are available for
the intermediate division. For more information visit the
FUNdamental section of the lacrosse section at
www.EncoreLacrosse.com or e-mail
[email protected].
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9:00-12:00pm $235 / 5
DAVE FROMER’S SOCCER CAMP
Summer sessions for boys and girls ages 5-14, all levels,
beginning-advanced. Featuring a top professional coaching
staff with an emphasis on skill development and fun!
Summer day camp sessions are offered weekly throughout
the summer with sites in Southern, Central and Northern
Marin, San Francisco and North Lake Tahoe.
For information or to register please call 415-383-0320 or
visit www.davefromersoccer.com
Summer camp dates: 8/24-8/28 & 8/31-9/4
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BREAKFAST WITH THE BUNNY
511 Saturday, Apr 4th, 8:00am to 10:30am
$9 Per Person
BREAKFAST INCLUDES:
Eggs, Sausage, pancakes,
potatoes, juice, milk and coffee
Egg hunt will take place in our patio and field directly
behind the community center at 10:45am.
(Weather permitting)
*TO PARTICIPATE IN THE EGG HUNT
YOU MUST REGISTER FOR BREAKFAST WITH THE BUNNY.
Location: Main Hall
PARKS RECREATION
BENEFITS TO INDIVIDUALS
Parks offer opportunities to enrich the
quality of life for persons of all ages and
abilities. Strong evidence shows that when
people have access to parks, they exercise
more. Regular physical activity has been
shown to increase health and reduce the
risk of a wide range of diseases, including
heart disease, hypertension, colon cancer,
and diabetes. Physical activity also relieves
symptoms of depression and anxiety,
improves mood, and enhances psychological
well-being. Beyond the benefits of exercise,
a growing body of research shows that
contact with the natural world improves
physical and psychological health. Older
adults who participate in a variety of social
and recreational opportunities benefit from
the social connections and interactions that
are fundamental to their well-being.
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SUPER SOCCER STARS FUN IN THE
SUN MINI CAMP 3-5YRS
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9:00-11:00am $130 / 4
9:00-11:00am $150 / 5
SUPER SOCCER STARS KICK IT! DAY CAMP 6-12YRS
Each day’s camp theme will guide participants through
engaging activities that will teach soccer skills, build selfconfidence, and promote cooperation. Each day will wrap
up with friendly game play that culminates in a Mini World
Cup.
Location: Town Park
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9:00-1:00pm
$240 / 5
$192 / 4
HappyFeet classes are 30 minutes in
length (National Association for Sports
& Physical Education recommendation), and every child
constantly has a ball. We introduce the game of soccer
through creative play. using nursery rhymes, songs, stories
and fun games with a soccer ball to maximize motor skill
development.
Two and three year olds love acting out nursery rhymes and
songs. Four and five year olds have a blast with stories and
fun games. The HappyFeet soccer ball is called “Bob the
Bobcat!” Kids love taming their “Bobcat!”
Location: Town Park Area G
Instructor: Coach Frank
LITTLE TOES AGES 2-3YRS
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Fri
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BIG TOES AGES 4-5YRS
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WORLD CUP SOCCER CAMPS 5-13YRS
Your Sport...our Passion
More than your typical camp experience,
World Cup Soccer Camps is committed to
helping children of all ages and abilities
reach their greatest potential as people
and as athletes. With an emphasis on instruction, your
child will receive the highest level of attention in a fun and
safe environment. With a 1:10, coach to player ratio, our
experienced and educated staff is able to evaluate individual
players and focus on developing your child’s athletic and team
building skills. But most importantly our World Cup Soccer
Camp staff will make sure to create a fun atmosphere.
You can choose between full day and half day with the
following camp choices: The U6-Fussball Academy (ages 5-6),
the Classic Skill Camp (all levels, ages 7-9) and the Advanced
Player’s Camp (more experienced players, ages 10-13).
Complimentary Early Drop-off starts at 9am, instruction starts
at 9:30am. Daily morning extended care is available between
8am-9am by appointment ($10/hour).
Afternoon Extended Care is available between 3pm-4pm by
appointment ($10/hour). For more information visit
www.worldcupsoccercamps.com
Location: Town Park
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7/20-7/24
8/10-8/14
8/10-8/14
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9:00-3:00pm
9:00-12:00pm
9:00-3:00pm
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PEE-WEE ƭ K-1 SOCCER 3-6YRS
Kids and parents are in for a good time together learning
the basics of soccer in this perennial favorite class that
has become a Marin tradition. Over the past 40 years,
more than 60,000 youth have participated in Dave Fromer
Soccer programs, having a lot of fun as they improve their
fitness, ball skills, tactical sense, and confidence.
Instructor : Dave Fromer & Staff
3YRS
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4YRS
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5-6YRS
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$199 / 5
$249 / 5
$199 / 5
$249 / 5
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Youth Activities
Campers will learn the fundamentals of
soccer in this high-energy camp! They will
learn how to dribble, pass, and how to work
within a team environment – amongst other
useful skills. Each day ends with a friendly
game that culminates in a Mini World Cup.
Location: Town Park
HAPPYFEET SOCCER AGES 2-5YRS
STORIES ƭ GAMES...
ON THE CHILD’S LEVEL
CMFC
Corte Madera Football Club
Recrea onal Soccer
Recrea onal Soccer
Boys and Girls
Boys / Girls U-8
We offer a Recrea onal
League for all those
who are interested in a
fun, semi-compe ve
environment
where
the focus is on learning
the game of soccer.
Games are on Saturday
mornings and start
September 12, the
season runs for 8 weeks
with prac ces star ng the last week of August. Fee
includes a soccer ball and jersey for you to keep.
Boys / Girls U-9
Compe
Boys / Girls U-10
This will be the 2nd year of our Compe ve Soccer
league. The league is intended to be an op on for
all those interested in pursuing a more compe ve
level of play while developing your skills with
professional trainers. The me commitment for this
program is more demanding, with prac ces twice a
week and games on Saturday and as well as some
Sundays. Some teams will travel for tournaments
on the weekends.
Kindergarten - 8th Grade $175 per player
Registra on Dates – April 6 - June 19
(you will be waitlisted a er June 19)
Opening Day— September 12, 2015
Compe
ve Soccer
Tryouts - March 28 and April 4
Age cut off 7/31
Boys / Girls U-11
Boys / Girls U-12
Boys / Girls U-13
PLAYERS SHOULD PLAN ON
ATTENDING BOTH TRYOUT DATES.
Tryouts are at Piper Park in Larkspur
ve Soccer
Developmental Soccer
For those who are unable to play compe ve soccer and are interested in the
opportunity to train with a professional coach, training will be available on Mondays
and/or Fridays during the season for all age groups. This will be open to all.
Signups at
www.cortemaderafc.org
18 Corte Madera Parks & Recreation “Creating Community Through People, Parks and Programs.”
To make your nomination, please complete the
application form which can be found at
www.cmparksandrec.org and submit it to the Parks
& Recreation office on or before April 30th 2015. The
Parks and Recreation Commission will review the
nominations and make the selection. The recipient
will be recognized and honored by the Town Council,
and will ride in the Fourth of July Parade.
SENIOR FAIR
Seniors, join us on May 28th from 2:00pm to 4:00pm
for our annual Senior Fair. A broad range of agencies, service groups and vendors who work to meet
the needs of seniors will be on hand to provide information and make presentations. Snacks and drinks
provided. Admission is free.
MOTHER DAUGHTER TEA
Mothers and daughters will spend quality time playing
games, dancing, making an art project, having an
afternoon snack and more!
Community Events
SENIOR VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR 2015
It’s that time of the year! Please consider your many
Corte Madera resident volunteers and recognize your
volunteers by nominating one of them as the 2015
Senior Volunteer of the Year. Make someone proud,
humble and happy!
3225 May 9th, 3:00pm to 5:00pm
$20 per person
FATHER SON BBQ
Fun starts at 6:30 p.m. Dads and sons will have a
blast playing games and eating barbeque. Games and
activities until 9:00 p.m.
CORTE MADERA COMMUNITY CENTER PRESENTS
SUMMER MOVIE NIGHTS IN THE PATIO
Join us for a movie screening with your community in the 3324 June 19th, 6:30pm to 9:00 pm.
patio of the Corte Madera Community Center.
$20 per person
Movies will start at 8:30pm
snacks will be available…
July 24th: BOX TROLLS
August 21st: GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY
(Movies are subject to change)
BOOK SWAP FOR ADULTS
Do you have any interesting gently used books just
sitting on a shelf collecting dust? Why not bring up to 5 of
them to exchange for 5 “new to you” books
Thursday May 7th and August 6th
12:00pm – 1:00pm
Location: Corte Madera Community Center Main Hall
2015 Avon
Walk for Breast Cancer
WELLNESS VILLAGE CORTE MADERA TOWN PARK
498 Tamalpais Dr
Corte Madera, CA 94925
We are thrilled to announce that Corte
Madera Town Park will host the Wellness
Village for the Avon Walk for a fifth year in
a row.
Event Dates Are: July 10th-12th
Park will be closed for the event starting
Friday, July 10th and will
reopen Monday, July 13th.
To Register: 415-927-5072 or www.cmparksandrec.org 19
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KIDS CAPOEIRA
Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian
martial art form that
incorporates acrobatics,
dance, percussion, and songs
in a rhythmic dialogue of
body, mind, and spirit. It is a
communal game in which two
opponents play each other inside a circle, formed by the other
players who create rhythm for the game by clapping, singing
and playing traditional instruments. The two “capoeiristas”
play a game together using capoeira movements, camouflaging
self-defense kicks with playful acrobatics and dance-like moves,
spontaneously creating a strategy to fool the other player and
perhaps catch them off guard. At the same time, the two players
work together to build a beautiful, harmonic and naturally-flowing
game. For videos and photos, please go to www.abada.org
Location: Community Center Main Hall
Instructor: Lisa Silva
4-6 years old
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$90 / 6
7-12 years old
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$90 / 6
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ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
Lisa Silva Willoughby was born in Goiânia, Brazil. She is a graduate
of the State University of São Paulo and has been a Bay Area resident
since 1999. Lisa has been training with Mestra Márcia Cigarra at
ACSF since 2007. Since 2009, she has worked as an apprenticing
instructor at ACSF, teaching capoeira to children at several Oakland,
San Francisco and Marin County schools. Lisa has participated in
the last three of ABADÁ-Capoeira’s biennial World Games (Jogos
Mundiais) and she competed in ACSF’s International Games (Jogos
Internacionais) in 2010. Since 2008, Lisa has performed in numerous
productions with the ACSF performance troupe, including the 2011
San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival and ACSF’s 2012 Spirit of Brazil.
In 2011, Lisa was awarded the ABADÁ title of “Graduada.” She
resides in Marin County with her husband and young son.
AIKIDO KIDS OF TAMALPAIS
SAMURAI SUMMER CAMP AGES
7-13YRS
What is a Samurai Summer Camp all about?
Children learn Martial Arts in a fun, safe and
playful environment. Activities include:
• Samurai Games
• Basic sword work through Jedi light saber
training
• Skill building Samurai obstacle courses
• Sit back and listen to stories of wisdom and kindness
• Calligraphy inspired painting
• Kyudo inspired archery
• Taiko inspired drumming
• Action origami
• Learn the seven virtues of the Samurai: Fairness ,Courage,
Kindness, Respect, Honesty, Success, Dedication
• On the final day the reenactment of “The Day in the Life of the
Time -Traveling Samurai”
• Daily Japanese lunch preparation – learn how to make sushi and
many other Japanese foods
Bring a backpack with H2O, walking shoes, sunscreen and a hat.
Notify us of any food allergies – in writing.
All activities are subject to change or substitution.
*New students need to call to schedule a free, introductory lesson
before camp starts. Uniforms are available for purchase for $35.
Location: Aikido of Tamalpais
142 Redwood Ave., Corte Madera
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$500 / 5
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
Dolano Arthur has been practicing Aikido for
20 years and holds the rank of Nidan (second
degree black belt). She runs the kids program
at Aikido of Tamalpais, is the mother of three
school-aged girls, and makes it part of her
practice to bring the lessons of Aikido into her daily life.
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