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Greetings Neighbors
Carmichael Recreation and Park District is a committed team
of employees and volunteers who are dedicated to bringing
park and recreation opportunities to area residents. We strive
to strengthen partnerships, promote efficiency, offer quality
programs, and encourage healthy lifestyles. Our success is
measured by the quality of life enjoyed by our residents.
Remember, all residents living within the District boundaries
enjoy a discounted rate on most programs and facility rentals.
If you have any ideas or comments please
call (916) 485-5322 x 23
or visit us at carmichaelpark.com
fundraising measure update
Although the Carmichael Recreation and Park District Benefit
Assessment has been passed by the majority of property owners
and fees are being collected, no funds will be spent or authorized
on any improvements at this time until litigation is resolved. For
more information contact the District at (916) 485-5322.
SACRAMENTO COUNTY BOARD SUPERVISOR
Honorable Susan Peters, District 3
ADVISORY BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Michael Rockenstein: Chairman
Joyce Arredondo-Carroll: Vice Chairman
Karen Borman: Secretary
Gayle Dax-Conroy
Dave Younger
TABLE OF CONTENTS
District News 1
Community Events
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Summer Concerts
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Fourth of July
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Gone to the Dogs 7
Leisure Enrichment
Adult Health, Sports & Fitness Older Adults MANAGEMENT STAFF
RECREATION STAFF
Alaina Lofthus: Recreation Supervisor
Elizabeth Crisante: Recreation Supervisor
Gaye Massey: Secretary Receptionist
Regina Cruz-Quevedo: Secretary Receptionist
Youth & Teen Activities Summer Day Camps Youth Sports
Aquatic Information 16
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Sacramento Fine Arts Center /Chautauqua Theater20
Community Resource Info 21
Facility Rentals
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Registration Info 23-24
District Map 25
DISTRICT OFFICE
5750 Grant Avenue
Carmichael, CA 95608
Phone: (916) 485-5322
Fax: (916) 485-0805
Email: [email protected]
Office Hours: 8:30am-5:00pm
Maintenance Shop: (916) 481-0603
LA SIERRA RECREATION OFFICE
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
5325 Engle Road, Suite 100
Carmichael, CA 95608
Phone: (916) 483-7826
Fax (916) 483-7861
Email: [email protected]
Office Hours: 8:30am-5:00pm
Maintenance Shop: (916) 487-6234
Christine Marks: Administrative Secretary, Clerk of the Advisory Board
Ty Campbell: Bookkeeper
Sharon Reneau: Payroll/Account Clerk
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PARK STAFF
Ron Shilliday: Maintenance Supervisor
Jerry Eppler: Maintenance Supervisor
Mark Dexter: Maintenance Worker
Ross Norberg: Maintenance Worker
Curtis LaDuke: Maintenance Worker
James Perry: Maintenance Worker
Philip Hurt: Maintenance Worker
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The Advisory Board meets the third Thursday of every month at 6:00pm
in the Carmichael Clubhouse, 5750 Grant Avenue in Carmichael.
The meetings are open to the public and agendas are posted on our
website at www.carmichaelpark.com.
Tarry Smith: District Administrator
Tracy Kerth: Recreation Services Manager
Ingrid Penney: Administrative Services Manager
Keith Maddison: Parks Services Manager
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BOARD of
DIRECTORS
CRPD CONTINUES TO SEEK
WALL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS
Michael Rockenstein: Chairperson
The District is seeking nominations for the Wall. Visit our web site at www.carmichaelpark.
com for an application and listing of our current heroes or call us at (916) 485-5322 x23 for
more information.
Karen Borman
DISTRICT NEWS
Meet your Advisory
Every year the District proudly honors residents who gave their lives while serving their country
or community on the Wall of Honor at Patriots Park, 6827 Palm Avenue off Dewey Drive in Fair
Oaks. There are currently 12 individuals recognized on the wall.
Look for our Wall of Honor event every year in November!
SPECIAL THANKS
TO SMART AND
FINAL FOR THEIR
$2,500 DONATION!
Dave Younger
Gayle Dax-Conroy
REINVEST IN YOUR COMMUNITY
& SUPPORT THE CRPD FOUNDATION
Every year the District proudly honors residents who gave their lives while serving their
country or community on the Wall of Honor at Patriots Park, 6827 Palm Avenue off Dewey
Drive in Fair Oaks. There are currently 12 individuals recognized on the wall.
The District is seeking nominations for the Wall. Visit our web site at www.carmichaelpark.
com for an application and listing of our current heroes or call us at (916) 485-5322 x23
for more information.
CURRENT FOUNDATION PROJECTS INCLUDE:
• Sutter-Jensen Project • Carmichael Park Renovations • Dog Park Improvements • Skate Park Funding
• Pool Fund
• Youth Recreation Scholarship Program
Donations are fully tax deductible to the extent provided by law.
Please mail your check payable to:
CRPD FOUNDATION
5750 Grant Avenue, Carmichael, CA 95608 • (916) 485-5322
Joyce Arredondo-Carroll
The CRPD Advisory Board of Directors
consist of five local individuals who are
appointed by the Sacramento County
Board of Supervisors Susan Peters,
District 3. The charge of the Board is to
set policies that will guide the District.
Board members serve a term from 4
to 8 years and come from a variety of
backgrounds and skills. They all share
one important trait - a commitment to
serve the park and recreation needs of
this community.
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COMMUNITY EVENTS
CREEK WEEK
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First Thursday of Each Month
5-8pm • Front of Carmichael Park
(Held rain or shine)
Come to the PARK
RECreate with family and friends
EAT from food trucks
Vendors
Music
Children’s Activities
Yummy Food
Join the fun while making a difference in your community! Go to
www.creekweek.net for more details and information on activities
or call Sacramento Area Creeks Council at (916) 482-8377.
Make sure to like us on Facebook!
CREEK CLEAN-UP AND CELEBRATION
Saturday, April 18 • 9am-2pm
Gather a team and join the county-wide creek clean-up effort.
Volunteers will be honored at Carmichael Park (band shell)
afterwards from 12:00-2:00pm. Activities include a FREE
barbecue, educational and activity booths, Radio Disney and
more. If you would like to join a clean-up site please call Elizabeth
at (916) 483-7826 x25.
*This is a great opportunity for students to earn community
service credit!
CLOTHING RECYCLING DRIVE
Accepting Items until April 18
Drop off your used clothing, linens and towels and we’ll recycle
them for you! Drop off location is 5750 Grant Avenue in Carmichael,
Monday – Friday, 8:30-5:00pm. Saturday, April 18 clothes may
be dropped off at the Band Shell from 9:00am-2:00pm. Clothes
must be in plastic bags.
DOGGIE EGG HUNT
Saturday, April 4 • 11am
Location: Canine Corral Dog Park at Carmichael Park
Fee: $5 per dog
Hunt for eggs the K9 way - sniff out the golden ticket and win the
prize basket. All friendly dogs are welcome!
CARMICHAEL’S FOUNDERS DAY CELEBRATION
Saturday, September 26
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Location: Carmichael Park - 5750 Grant Avenue
Pancake breakfast, car show, vendors, music and children’s
activities.
If you would like to join us as a vendor for the 105th Founders Day
Celebration please call Elizabeth Crisante at (916) 483-7826.
Saturday, April 4 • Pancake Breakfast will be held from 7-11am
Location: Carmichael Park Clubhouse, 5750 Grant Avenue
Fee: Adults $5/ Children ages 12 and under $3
FREE & BYOB (Bring Your Own Basket)
Hop on over for a HUGE egg hunt, pancake breakfast, live music, clowns, Sacramento Metro
Fire, and arts/crafts! The egg hunt (rain or shine) will begin SHARPLY at 10:00am. Please
arrive at least 30 minutes early so you don’t miss this EGG-CELLENT event! Groups are
divided by age: 2 & under, 3-4 years, 5-6 years, and 7-8 years of age and will be located at
different areas throughout the park. All age groups depart at the same time.
Co-Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Carmichael.
For more information call (916) 485-5322.
TASTE OF CARMICHAEL
Friday, May 15 • 5:30-8:30pm
Location: La Sierra Community Center, John Smith Hall
5325 Engle Road
Fee: $40 per ticket
Taste the best of what Carmichael has to offer!
Call (916)944-2137 or visit www.carmichaelkiwanis.org
OLYMPIC DAY PIC
Tuesday, June 23 •1-3pm
Location: La Sierra Community Center - 5325 Engle Road
Fee: Free for Ages 5-13
Meet Volleyball Gold Medalist, Gabe Gardner and other Olympic
athletes who will share their experiences and how the Olympic
ideals have shaped their lives!
MOVIES
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COMMUNITY EVENTS
EGG HUNT & PANCAKE BREAKFAST
THE 36TH ANNUAL CACTUS & SUCCULENT
SHOW & SALE
Saturday, May 16 • 9am-4pm
Sunday, May 17 • 10am-3pm
Location: Carmichael Clubhouse, 5750 Grant Avenue
The Carmichael Cactus and Succulent Society will host
their annual show and sale. This event will feature
displays, cactus and succulent plants, dish gardens and
seedlings, unusual containers, and handcrafted pottery.
For more information call the District at (916) 485-5322.
COMMUNITY BAND FEST
Saturday, June 6 • 12-5pm
Sunday, June 7 • 11am-7pm
Featuring bands in Swing/Dance/Jazz/Pop and more.
Sponsored by the Sacramento Valley Symphonic Band Association.
CALL (916) 485-5322 AFTER
JUNE 1ST FOR MOVIE TITLES!
FRIDAY, JULY 1
Movie Title
Location: Gibbons Park - 4701 Gibbons Drive
FRIDAY, JULY 18
Movie Title
Location: Gibbons Park - 4701 Gibbons Drive
Movies begin at sunset. The Church on Cypress will
provide free popcorn and shaved ice. Bring a lawn
chair, flashlight and your family and friends and we’ll
see you there!
Movies are additionally
sponsored by:
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JOIN US FOR Free music
every Sunday and every other Saturday from
6:30-8:30pm at the Carmichael Park Band
Shell, 5750 Grant Avenue! Starts June 13!
Concert schedule available after May 1
at www.carmichaelpark.com
or call 485-5322 to get a copy
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If you’d like to be a sponsor please contact
Elizabeth Crisante at [email protected]
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Saturday, May 16 • 10am - 4pm
Rain date is May 30
Location: Carmichael Park, 5750 Grant Avenue
A PARADE OF 100 PAINTED
UMBRELLAS!
• Silent Auctions of Umbrellas: 10am-4pm
• Live Auction of Umbrellas: 1:30pm
• Art display, plein air painters,
demonstrations and sales
• Children’s activities for a nominal fee
• Music and food
UMBRELLA PREVIEW DATES
Sacramento Fine Arts Center or sacfinearts.org
Tuesday - Saturday • 11am - 3pm
Location: 5330-B Gibbons Drive, Carmichael
March 24-28 1st preview of umbrellas
May 11-15 Effie Yeaw fundraising exhibit
Opening bids are accepted
May 14
Community/Artists Reception
5:30-8:30pm
For more information call SFAC at (916) 971-3713 or
Margaret at (916) 704-8611
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FOURTH OF JULY
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thursday, july 4
PANCAKE BREAKFAST • 7-11AM
Location: Carmichael Park Clubhouse
Grab some flapjacks before getting a seat for the parade!
Hosted by the Kiwanis Club of Carmichael
57TH ANNUAL CARMICHAEL ELKS’ CLUB PARADE
10:30AM
Make sure to get a front row seat on Fair Oaks Boulevard to
enjoy the Annual Elk’s Club Parade. See all the wonderful
community floats, marching bands, equestrian entries,
military units, antique automobiles and much more! The
parade route begins at Marconi/Fair Oaks and continues
down Fair Oaks Boulevard to Cypress/Manzanita. The
Grand Stand is located across the street from Carmichael
Park, 5750 Grant Avenue. Don’t miss out on one of the
largest and oldest parades in the region!
For more information on on free float registration email Jim
Warrick at [email protected] or call the Elks Lodge at
(916) 489-2103
THE ANNUAL FIREWORKS SHOW • 7PM
The evening will culminate with the Annual Fireworks
Show at La Sierra Community Center, 5325 Engle
Road. Join us starting at 7:00pm for food, music
and fun. Activities include arts, crafts, inflatables and
more. Bring your blankets, lawn chairs and shade
umbrellas. Fireworks Show at dark (approximately
9:30pm).
The 4th of July Celebration is sponsored by
Carmichael Recreation and Park District &
Mission Oaks Recreation and Park District
For more information call the District at
(916) 485-5322 or visit our web page at
www.carmichaelpark.com
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COMMUNITY EVENTS
EVERYTHING GREEN
CARMICHAEL COMMUNITY GARDEN
Located at Sutter Park off of Sutter Drive, the garden exists
to promote a positive environment for community members
with a passion for working outdoors, to share information,
gardening techniques and build camaraderie. The plots are
renewed annually for $55 and on an application basis are
available to families, individuals or community organizations.
It’s a wonderful way to
develop a hobby, give
back to the community
or practice some outdoor
creativity!
If you are interested in
viewing the garden or
having a plot please call
(916) 483-7826.
ADOPT A PARK DAY
Saturday, April 18 & September 12 • 8-11am
Get your friends together and “adopt a park” for a day! Tasks
include light maintenance, pruning, chipping and other work to
help keep our parks clean and beautiful.
Call Tracy Kerth at (916) 485-5322 x23 for more information
JENSEN BOTANICAL GARDEN
Open from sunrise to sunset
8520 Fair Oaks Boulevard, Carmichael, CA 95608
NATURE PATHWAY FOR THE BLIND &
VISUALLY IMPAIRED
CARMICHAEL’S FARMERS MARKET
EVERY Sunday from 9am-2pm rain or shine
Location: Carmichael Park, 5750 Grant Avenue
Carmichael Recreation and Park District is hosting a local
Farmers Market operated by Be Money Smart USA, a local nonprofit training organization specializing in financial and business
education for youth in our community. This market features
certified farmers locally grown seasonal fruits and vegetables,
specialty gourmet foods, spices, and sauces, nuts dried fruits
and honey. Local entertainment is provided for your enjoyment!
If you would like to be a vendor call the Market Managers at
(916) 484-7000
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PHOTO DISCLAIMER
The Carmichael Recreation and Park District reserves the right
to photograph facilities, activities, and program participants for
potential future use in advertising brochures, web page or other
District promotional purposes.
The Nature Pathway for the Blind and Visually Impaired is
both a unique and tactile educational opportunity and we
encourage you to stop by and experience it. By feeling the
different textures and experiencing the unique fragrance of the
various plants the pathway appeals to the visually impaired
and those with physical challenges. Visit our website at
www.carmichaelpark.com to read more on the background
of the Nature Path for the Visually Impaired.
WORKDAY VOLUNTEERS
The Friends of the Jensen Botanical Garden are holding work
days on 6/13 and 9/12 from 9am-1pm. Bring work gloves,
hand pruners and your lunch.
For more information about Jensen Botanical Garden
please contact Tracy Kerth at (916) 485-5322 x23 or
email [email protected]
AGILITY - BEGINNERS
Fee: $85(R), $95(NR)
This class will teach your dog the basics of agility as well as
strengthen obedience commands. Participants will learn all
equipment: Tunnels, Jumps, Tire, A-Frame, Dog Walk and Table.
The goal is to master 5 obstacles in a sequence. Obedience
skills such as focus and directional control, solid side recall
and start line stays will be practiced each week. Students will
advance to the next level based on ability.
AGILITY DROP-IN
Fee: $12/class
This is a self-paced play time and drop-in students must share
the course with others.
BASIC/PUPPY MANNERS & OBEDIENCE
R $85, NR $95
The first level exposes new and experienced dog owners to
a different approach at teaching the good manners that
dogs should have at home and in public. In a group setting
owners and dogs will learn to adapt to other humans, dogs
and distractions. Students who have completed the first class
will move on to advanced levels that include the “3 D’s of
Dog Training” and “The Real World” (more interactions with
dog-friendly businesses and social environments to help
strengthen skills).
REQUIRED FOR EACH CLASS
First Class Only: A copy of your pet’s current shot record
• Water and a bowl
• A 4 to 6-foot non-retractable leash
• Flat Buckle or Martingale Collar (no shock, prong or pinch
collars allowed)
• Plenty of bite size, fast and tasty treats
GONE TO THE DOGS
NICOLE'S DOG TRAINING & AGILITY
For more information call Nicole at (916) 662-2621
Location:
Class:
Day/Time:
Dates:
Note:
Carmichael Park Vets Hall Lawn
Agility - Beginners
Spring: Sunday, 12-1pm
Summer: Sunday, 10am-11am
Ongoing for 6 weeks from 1st day attended
Bring a tug-type-toy and a clicker
Class:
Day/Time:
Dates:
Manners & Obedience
Spring: Sunday, 1-2pm
Summer: Sunday, 11am-12pm
Ongoing for 8 weeks from 1st day attended
All training is done on leash. Dogs must be at least 4 months
old with completion of Parvo, Distemper and Bordetella shots.
Proof of Rabies vaccination needed past 4 months.
CANINE CORRAL AT CARMICHAEL PARK
Location: Carmichael Park, 5750 Grant Avenue (back of park)
A A healthy dog is a happy dog! Get out and enjoy the weather with your
pet. The Carmichael Recreation and Park District offers an off-leash dog
park open to the public 7 days a week.
The Carmichael Canine Corral Association is made up of volunteers who
help with the success of the dog park. There are many ways to help out
and continue to provide a great place for pets
If you are interested in volunteering please call (916) 283-4919
2ND SATURDAY MEET UP
Every 2nd Saturday • 10am
Location: Carmichael Park, 5750 Grant Avenue
Every 2nd Saturday meet at the Canine Corral Dog Park for off-leash playtime,
training advice and on-leash dog walking around the beautiful park.
DOG DAYZ OF SUMMER
Saturday, July 25 • 10am-Noon
Location: Carmichael Park, 5750 Grant Avenue
Fee: $7/dog
Contests/ Dog Adoption/Cool Down Zone/Open Agility Course
DOG OBEDIENCE
Taught by Lyle Reed
Does your dog need discipline? Help your pet understand
what you want by learning basic commands such as heel,
sit, come, down, stay and many more. Dogs or puppies must
be four months old and have had all their DHLPP and Rabies
shots. Proof of vaccinations MUST be presented on the first
day of class. Please bring a 4 or 6 foot nylon or leather leash
and a regular collar.
Location:
Carmichael Park Vets Hall Lawn
Day/Time:
Saturday, 9-10am
Dates:7/11-8/22
Fee:
$100/7 weeks (R), $110/7 weeks (NR)
DOGGIE EGG HUNT
Saturday, April 4 • 11am
Location: Carmichael Park, 5750 Grant Avenue
Fee: $5/dog
Hunt for eggs the K9 way - sniff out the golden ticket and win
the prize basket. All friendly dogs are welcome!
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LEISURE ENRICHMENT
UKRAINIAN EGG WORKSHOPS
Taught by the Ukrainian Heritage Club of Northern California
Location: Carmichael Park Clubhouse
Fee: $25(R) / $28(NR).
$6 materials fee is due to the instructor
INTRODUCTORY CLASS
Learn the ancient art of making Ukrainian Easter Eggs,
called “Pysanky” in the Ukraine. Show off your one-of-a-kind
decorations for the Easter holiday!
EGG DECORATING: THE NEXT STEP
Students will take their basic skills and build on them with
additional techniques, concepts and designs. This course is
adapted to fit the needs of the students.
Introductory Class
Saturday
3/14
9:30 - 11:45am
Next Steps Class
Saturday
3/14
1 - 3:30pm
NEW! TIPS, TRENDS AND IMPROVEMENTS
FOR YOUR BUSINESS WEBSITE
Taught by Denise Pane, Owner of River Coyote Design
Location: Carmichael Park Clubhouse
Fee: $18(R) / $20(NR)
Transform your business website. Learn the benefits of mobile
design and the do’s ad don’ts in business web design. This 90
minute class will help refresh your website and understand the
importance of staying up-to-date. There will be plenty of time
for Q&A.
Tuesday
4/21 or 8/18
6:30-8pm
Residents of the District will receive a discount
for specific programs. Please see page 25 for
the District boundary map.
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R=Resident and NR=Non Residents.
FIRST AID & ADULT, CHILD & INFANT CPR
Location: Carmichael Park
Fee: $55(R) / $61(NR). $15 lab fee paid to instructor at class
This 8-hour class is a basic training course in emergency care for infants
and children. There are also adult essential skills included which differ
from the skills for infant and child care. Emphasis is on the development
of Primary and Secondary Essential Skills. Class includes AED training
and meets the Pediatric CPR and First Aid and Child Care Provider
requirements. Certifications are good for 2 years.
Saturdays
4/11, 4/25, 5/16, 6/6, 6/27, 7/18, 8/8 or 8/22
8:30am-5:30pm
SIGN LANGUAGE
Taught by Myron Greenstone
Fee: $35/6 weeks (R) / $40/6 weeks (NR)
Students will learn the basic common etiquette signs and everyday signs
to communicate with the deaf and hard of hearing. Upon completion of
the class the student will have the basic skills to take future classes.
Beginning
Tuesdays
6/23-7/28 6 - 7:30pm
Location: La Sierra Community Center, Room 800
Intermediate (Students should have basic sign language skills)
Wednesdays
6/24-7/29 6 - 7:30pm
Location: La Sierra Community Center, Room 800
HEALTH
LEISURE ENRICHMENT
EATING
FOR
HOLISTIC NUTRITION BASICS
POTTERY & ART CLASSES
FOR ADULTS
Taught by Michelle Lueth
Location: Arts & Crafts Builidng - 7997 California Ave.,Fair Oaks
ADULT POTTERY
Fee: $71(R), $78(NR). $25 materials fee is due at the first class.
Come have fun playing in the mud! Experience one of the most ancient &
relaxing art forms while learning different techniques to create your own
individual works of art. Hand building as well as wheel throwing will be
offered. The emphasis is on fun while exploring your creative side.
Wednesday
4/15-5/6
Taught by Allison Miller, Nutritional Consultant
& Wellness Educator
Location: La Sierra Community Center,
Sierra Rooms 1-2
Fee: $20(R) / $22(NR) (includes organic snack
each week)
Many of us crave new ways to support our bodies
with high quality nutrition and lifestyle. Are you
trying to find information on the best food choices?
Do you strive for renewed energy, allergy control,
weight management or sustainable eating habits?
Be inspired to make healthy changes in your life
while learning the foundations of nutrition and
why they are essential for a life of optimal quality
and vitality.
Tuesdays
4/7-4/28, 6/2-6/23 or 8.4-8.25 6 - 7pm
1:30 - 3:30pm
ADULT POTTERY STUDIO
Fee: $63 punch card & $25 materials fee due to instructor at first class.
The studio is open for students who have previously taken an adult
pottery class from Michelle. It is open registration and participants can
sign up at any time by purchasing a punch card. The punch card is good
for 4 classes and expires 60 days from date of purchase. One class
equals 2 hours of studio time.
Tuesday & Wednesday April
Tuesday & Wednesday May-Aug
12:30 - 6pm
Call 485-5322
MOSIAC DESIGN
Fee: $71(R), $78(NR). $35 materials fee is due at the first class.
In this class students will learn the basics to create a unique masterpiece.
Have fun and bring home a one of a kind design.
Monday
4/6-4/27
5- 7:30pm
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ADULT SPORTS & FITNESS
ADULT TAI CHI & CHI GONG
Taught by Taught by Terrence Nelson
Location: Carmichael Park Vets Hall
Fee:$60(R), $66(NR). $5 discount on second registration
from same household.
The class includes Chi Gong stretching, limbering and breathing
exercises drawn heavily from “Sin Tien Wu Chi Qui Gong”, as
well as a Tai Chi form based on “Yang” Tai Chi movements. The
class may help reduce risks of falling, improve balance and daily
physical functioning and enhance physical health and mental
well-being. Wear comfortable, loose clothing and bring water.
Monday-Thursday (*No class 5/25)
Monthly* 9-10:30am
REVAMPED!
YOGA FOR FITNESS &
STENGTH/CARDIO INTERVAL TRAINING
Taught by Sharon Ruffner & Lori Rushford
Location: Carmichael Park Vets Building
Fee: 1 day/week, $20/month, 2 days/week, $40/month(R)
1 day/week, $22/month, 2 days/week, $44/month(NR)
$5 drop-in (pay to the instructor)
YOGA FOR FITNESS
Based on the Hatha style, this workout blends balance, strength, flexibility
and power in a fitness format appropriate for beginner and intermediate
yogis. Recommended equipment: loose clothing, water bottle, yoga mat
and towel.
STRENGTH AND CARDIO INTERVAL TRAINING
This workout includes a combination of strength, cardio, agility, yoga
and other training exercises and is appropriate for beginner and
intermediate participants. Recommended equipment: running or
cross training apparel shoes, water bottle, yoga mat and towel.
Dates:
4/7-5/1, 5/5-5/29, 6/2-6/26, 6/30-7/31* or 8/4-8/28
(*No class 7/3)
Yoga Tuesdays6-7pm
Wednesday/Friday
5:15-6:15pm
Cardio/Strength
Tuesday/Thursday5:15-6:15pm
BACK STRENGTHENING
Residents of the District will receive a discount
for specific programs. Please see page 25 for
the District boundary map.
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R=Resident and NR=Non Residents.
Taught by Dr. James Senser
Location: La Sierra Community Center, Cypress Room
Fee: $22/6 weeks(R), $25/6 weeks(NR)
This class incorporates simple but effective exercises that will increase
flexibility and strength. It will also help rehabilitate an injured spine,
improve posture and reduce the chance of future injuries. Bring a towel
and a mat.
Mondays 4/13-5/18, 6/1-7/13* or 7/20-8/24
(*No class 6/29)
6:30-7:30pm
To register for the following adult sports programs please call
or visit the La Sierra Community Center’s Recreation Office at
5325 Engle Road, Suite 100 in Carmichael or contact us at
(916) 483-7826. We accept phone registration with a valid
Visa or Mastercard. For updated league registration dates
please visit our adult sports page on our website at www.
carmichaelpark.com or email [email protected]
ADULT VOLLEYBALL LEAGUES
Location: La Sierra Community Center Gymnasiums
Fees: $190 (R), $200 (NR) per team
Registrations Dates:
Spring league registration is 3/9 – 3/31. Games start 4/7.
Summer leagues begin around the end of June/beginning of July.
LEAGUES:(from highest league skill level to lowest)
Women’s 6’s: A, BB, B & CC Reverse Coed Quads: BB & B
DAYS OF PLAY
Tuesdays
Wednesdays
Co-Ed 6’s: BB, CC Thursdays
Women’s Quads: A, BB & B
Thursdays
ADULT BASKETBALL LEAGUES
Location: La Sierra Community Center Gymnasiums
Fees: 5-on-5 Basketball per Team: $405 (R), $420 (NR)
3-on-3 Basketball per Team: $80 (R), $90 (NR)
Registrations Dates:
5-on-5 Spring league registration is 2/23 – 4/7. Games start 4/13.
3-on-3 Spring league registration is 3/9 – 3/31. Games start 4/8.
Summer leagues begin around the end of June/beginning of July.
LEAGUES
DAYS OF PLAY
5-on-5 B
Mondays
3-on-3 A, B & C Wednesdays
STYLE OF PLAY
Full Court, officials, scorekeeper
Half Court, self officiated & scored
ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUES
Location: Carmichael Park – Ball Field 2
Fees: $405 (R), $420 (NR)
Registrations Dates:
Summer leagues starts in the beginning of June
LEAGUES:
DAYS OF PLAY
Coed Recreation D
Fridays nights
All current registration dates
are posted on our website
ADULT VOLLEYBALL BEGINNERS CLINICS
Taught by Molly Hanrahan, Sacramento Performance
Volleyball Club Coach
Location: La Sierra Community Center Big Gymnasium
Ages:18 and older
Fee: $40(R), $45(NR)
Are you looking to get more active and have an interest in
volleyball? Come join us and learn the basic fundamentals:
Serving, Passing, Setting, Hitting, and Defense. These clinics
are designed for beginning players who are looking for help and
court time to learn and improve their skills.
Sundays Only
(*No clinic 5/24)
5/17, 5/31, 6/7, 6/14
ADULT SPORTS & FITNESS
ADULT SPORTS LEAGUES
4-5am
LINE DANCING
Taught by Norman Gifford
Location: Fair Oaks Clubhouse - 7997 California Avenue
Fee: 5 session punch card.
Beginning - $35(R), $39(NR)
Improver & Intermediate - $40(R), $44(NR)
Dates:
9/4-9/25, 10/3-10/23, 10/30-12/4*, 1/8-1/29, 2/5-2/26 &
3/5-3/26
(*No classes 11/20 and 11/27)
BEGINNING
This ongoing class is for those with no line dance experience.
Those with 2 left feet or no rhythm should be successful by the
end of the lesson. Steps tailored for seniors, as necessary. Class
is graduated into three levels (30 minutes each). Students may
choose Levels 1 & 2 or Levels 2 & 3 depending on their ability.
Thursdays
5:15-6:45pm
Level 1, 5:15-5:45pm:
Absolute Beginners (no experience required)
Level 2, 5:45-6:15pm:
New Beginners (those who mastered Level 1)
Level 3, 6:15-6:45pm:
Advanced Beginners (designed to increase beginner’s
confidence & skill)
IMPROVER COURSE
Enjoy dancing with your friends and become more confident in
your dancing. Dances taught at this level are designed to increase
ability and confidence as you progress.
Thursdays
3-4:30pm
INTERMEDIATE
Dances range from 32-64 counts, sometimes with tags or
restarts. All genres and rhythms of music are used. Previous line
dancing experience at the Improver level is essential for success
in this class.
Thursdays
7-8:30pm
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ADULT SPORTS & FITNESS
TENNIS LESSONS
Taught by Jesse Colan, Certified Tennis Professional &
Brenda Williams
Location: Courts 1-2 are located at Carmichael Park
5750 Grant Avenue
Fee: $65/8 classes(R), $71/8 classes(NR)
Bring one can of USTA approved tennis balls
Classes begin with related exercises and move into hitting
drills and end with games or match play. The goal is to get
participants playing the game of tennis as soon as possible!
*Please wear tennis shoes.
BEGINNING ADULT Ages 13+ years
Tuesday /Thursday 7:30-8:30pm
This introductory class will cover all strokes, drills, scoring and
adaptive games.
INTERMEDIATE ADULT Ages 13+years
Monday /Wednesday 7:30-8:30pm
Designed for the player with experience, this class begins with
partner warm-up, drills and games will follow. Shot selection
and stroke critique will be analyzed.
Dates:
Mon/Wed Classes 4/6-4/29
5/4-6/1*
6/3-6/29
7/6-7/29
8/3-8/26
(*No class 5/25)
Tues/Thur Classes
4/7-4/30
5/5-5/28
6/2-6/25
7/7-7/30
8/4-8/27
Private/Semi Private
Lessons Available!
$25/half hour - $45/hour
For scheduling call Jesse Colan at (916)485-2985
HOOP DANCE FOR ALL LEVELS
Taught by Allisone Miller, Certified & Licensed HoopGirl®
Location: La Sierra Community Center, Sierra Rooms 1 & 2
Fee: $35/4 weeks(R), $39/4 weeks(NR)
$ $26/3 weeks(R), $29/3 weeks (NR)
$10 drop-in (pay to instructor)
Sweat, smile, move and groove in a hand-crafted adult sized hoop
covered in friction tape for a full body cardiovascular and toning workout.
It’s a unique blend of hooping drills and freestyle flow cultivation lead by
veteran hoop dancer, Allison of SacramentoHoopDance.com. All levels
are welcome, hoops are provided for use.
Mondays 4:30-5:30pm
4/6, 4/20, 5/4, 5/18, 6/1, 6/15, 7/6, 7/20, 8/3 or 8/17
NEW!
ADVANCED HOOP DANCE
FLAIR, FITNESS & FLOW
Taught by Allisone Miller, Certified & Licensed HoopGirl®
Location: La Sierra Community Center, Sierra Rooms 1 & 2
Fee: $10 drop-in (pay to instructor)
Hoopers who have mastered the basics and are ready to dive
into the deeper and more detailed work hoop dance will love
this class. Whether it’s polishing your existing flow, smoothing
out the bumps, learning insider tidbits to spice up your routine,
conquering challenging moves or sparking some new creativity
inside your hoops(s), certified instructor, Allison Miller will help you
be successful! Please note: multiple hoops are often used and are
provided for use.
Mondays 6-7pm
4/6-4/27, 5/4-5/18, 6/1-6/22, 7/6-7/27 and 8/3-8/24
HULA FOR FITNESS
Taught by Maka Chaves, Certified Hula Instructor
Location: La Sierra Community Center, Sierra Rooms
Fee: $35/4 weeks(R), $39/4 weeks(NR)
Come learn how to hula and get a good workout at the same time!
This cultural dance will help improve posture, coordination and mobility
while strengthening your core muscles. No experience required. Wear
comfortable clothing and tennis shoes and bring water.
Wednesdays
6:45-7:45pm
4/8-4/29, 5/6-5/27, 6/3-6/24, 7/8-7/29 and 8/5-8/26
JAZZ DANCE
Taught by Jane Michaels
Location: Carmichael Park Clubhouse
Fee: $35/6 weeks(R), $39/6 weeks(NR)
This is the perfect class for older adults and moms wanting to get into
shape! Participants will learn a different dance combination each week
that includes jazz-style movements and stretches. Have fun and feel great
at the same time! Participants should wear comfortable clothing.
Mondays 4/20-6/1*, 6/8-7/20* or 7/27-8/31
(*No Class 5/25 and 7/6)
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7-8pm
OLDER ADULTS
MISSION OAKS
COMMUNITY CENTER
4701 Gibbons Drive • (916) 972-0336
Senior services include trips, special events, leisure
enrichment classes, clubs, a lunch program and more!
CARMICHAEL SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB
Location: Carmichael Park Clubhouse - 5750 Grant Ave
This fun-loving group meets the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the
month from 10am-2pm at the Carmichael Park Clubhouse
located at 5750 Grant Avenue. Activities include potluck lunches,
entertainment, bingo, rummage sales and more!
Call Valerie at (916) 487-5525 for more information
Women Age 55+ or Men Age 65+
Looking to play some ball? Carmichael has a Senior
Softball League and is always looking for players.
THE SENIOR CONNECTION
A FREE Community Service of Eskaton
The Senior Connection provides FREE information and assistance
from professional staff that respond to questions regarding health
care, housing, social, legal and financial services. It is available to
all seniors, family members, caregivers and medical professionals.
Call (916)334-1072 or toll free 1-888-334-3490
BREAKING THE SILENCE ON SENIOR BLUES
Taught by Dr. Kathy Steenberg, LCSW, Therapist &
Parent Educator
Location: La Sierra Community Center, Room 800
Fee: $14(R), $16(NR)
Help yourself or your loved one age with grace and joy by receiving
tips on breaking the cycle of depression that can occur with getting
older. Leave the workshop feeling stronger, more positive and ready
to take on life! Participants are welcome to attend one time or repeat
attendance for continued support and guidance.
Thursday
4/16, 5/21, 6/18 or 7/16
SENIOR SOFTBALL LEAGUE
9-10:30am
For more information call Ernie Kidwell at
(916) 489-3701
ESTATE PLANNING: WILLS, TRUSTS &
PROBATE
Taught by Julia Himovitz, Generations Law
Location: La Sierra Community Center, Room 800
Fee: FREE but you must pre-register by calling
(916)483-7826
Are trusts just for the wealthy? Do I really need to have a
will? Mike Bennett will discuss the documents that everyone
should have to transfer wealth from one generation to the
next. Learn how you can minimize attorneys’ fees and
taxes upon death.
Thursday1/22 10-11am
SENIOR TAI CHI & CHI GONG
Taught by Terrence Nelson
Location: Carmichael Park Vets Hall
Fee: $60(R), $66(NR). $5 discount on second registration
from same household.
The class includes Chi Gong stretching, limbering, and
breathing exercises drawn heavily from “Sin Tien Wu Chi
Qi Gong”, as well as a Tai Chi form based on “Yang” Tai Chi
movements. The class may help reduce risks of falling,
improve balance and daily physical functioning and
enhance health and mental well-being. Wear comfortable,
loose clothing and bring water.
Monday-Thursday (*No class 5/25)
Monthly* 9-10:30am
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YOUTH & TEEN ACTIVITIES / AFTERSCHOOL CARE
POTTERY&
ART CLASSES
Taught by Michelle Lueth
Location: Arts & Crafts Building
7997 California Ave. in Fair Oaks
MOMMY & ME LITTLE HANDS POTTERY
Ages: All ages (under 10 requires parent participation)
Fee: $20/parent & child(R), $22/parent & child(NR)
$10 materials fee is due to the instructor at the class
Have some fun and create a memory to treasure. Decorate a
plate with your little one’s handprint and a personalized design.
Your artwork will be clear coated and kiln fired.
Fri or Sat
4/17 or 4/18 11:15-12pm
FAMILY POTTERY
Ages: 5-17 years with a parent
Fee: $71/parent & child(R), $78/parent & child(NR). $24
each addt’l family member. $15 materials fee is due to the
instructor at the first class.
Enjoy a unique family experience in this one of a kind ceramics
class. Create your own masterpieces in a relaxing and encouraging
environment. Three different methods of hand building as well
as the potter’s wheel will be taught. Bring your imagination –
the emphasis is on fun! Class fee includes parent and child.
Wednesday
4/8-5/6
4:15-5:30pm or 6:15-7:30pm
LEGO CAMPS
Location: La Sierra Community Center, Cypress Room
Fee: $90(R) / $99(NR)
BASIC LEGO CAMP
Ages:5-6 years
Let your imagination run wild with over 100,000 pieces of
LEGO®! Build engineer-designed projects such as boats,
bridges, mazes and motorized cars or use special pieces to
create your own unique designs. Explore the endless creative
possibilities of the LEGO® building system with the guidance
of an experienced Play-Well instructor.
Mon-Wed
8/3-8/5 9am-12pm
MINE, CRAFT, BUILD WITH LEGO
Ages:7-12 years
Build a motorized walking Creeper, a terrifying Ghast and a
motorized Minecart! This camp combines the basic format of
our core engineering-themed programs with projects based on
the world of Minecraft. Students will explore real-world concepts
in physics, engineering and architecture while building their
favorite Minecraft objects. Students will have a blast, even
without any prior experience with Minecraft or LEGO®.
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Mon-Wed
8/3-8/5 1-4pm
KID'S HANGOUT
AFTERSCHOOL CARE
Location: La Sierra Community Center: Kid’s Corner
Grades: 1st – 8th
Fees: $75 Full Time (4 or 5 days a week)(R) / $80(NR)
$55 Part Time (Any 3 days a week)(R) / $60(NR)
The fee includes transportation, supplies, snacks
and qualified staff. NO ENROLLMENT FEES!
Dates: Weekly registration is ongoing
Times:Program begins when we pick up your child from
school and closes at 6:00pm
The Kid’s Hang Out After School Program is held at the La
Sierra Community Center, Monday through Friday throughout
the school year. Children are in a safe environment where they
can do homework, have a nutritional snack, be active, explore
their creativeness, and socialize with others. Transportation is
provided from your child’s school to the La Sierra Community
Center. We also provide additional transportation for our
participants who have after school activities (band, dance,
clubs, tutoring, sport practices, etc.)
Program offered to: Deterding, Dewey, Carmichael, Thomas
Kelly, Barrett, Arcade, Del Paso Manor, and Churchill.
(All Schools are subject to change dependant on registration)
Don’t see your school listed?
Email [email protected] to see if we can pick
up from your school.
SPRING BREAK CAMP
Location: La Sierra Community Center: Kid’s Corner
Ages: 5-12 years old
Fee: $120 Full Time (Mon-Fri full days)(R)/$125 (NR)
$65 Part Time (Mon-Fri from 7am-12:30pm or
12:30pm-6pm) (R) / $70(NR)
Dates: March 30th-April 3rd from 7am-6pm
Have a blast this Spring Break at our Kids Camp! Kids will play
games and sports, make arts and crafts, have fun with dance
and drama and socialize with new friends. Our camp is located
out our La Sierra Community Center where our campers have the
opportunity to play in our two gymnasiums, open field spaces, and
playground! They will also get to go on a fieldtrip during the week!
SEW AWAY CAMPS
Taught by One Thousand Threads
Ages:12-19 years
Fee: $25(R) / $28(NR)
Students will create their own projects to take home while learning
about color, fabric and basic machine sewing techniques including
appliqué, piecing, seaming and quilting. All levels are welcome. Bring a
lunch, snacks and drinks provided. Note: Basic sewing equipment will
be used including irons, machines and needles.
FUN WALL QUILTS
Tues & Wed 4/15-4/16 Location: La Sierra Community Center, John Smith Hall
9am-2pm
Taught by Jennifer Orozco
Location: La Sierra Community Center
Ages:5-12 years
Fee: $50(R) / $55(NR)
$5 materials fee is due to the instructor at the first class.
Spanish is the #1 foreign language utilized today. Students are
encouraged to express themselves by participating in interactive
activities. Greetings, commands and other everyday living skills are the
focus and participation includes speaking, pronunciation, crafts and
role play. The class is taught in 80/20 Spanish to English. Get a jump
start on your child’s ability to communicate across cultures!
Monday4/13-5/11
Monday6/17-7/15
5-5:45pm
11-11:45pm
BABYSITTING SAFETY
(*Includes Infant, Child and Adult CPR Certification)
Taught by Sheila Evans
Location: Carmichael Park
Ages: 12+ years
Fee: $30(R) / $33(NR). $30 lab fee paid to instructor at class
Babysitting is serious business and a big responsibility; your child is
taking care of someone else’s child. Make sure they are prepared and
knowledgeable in babysitting best practices as well as how to operate their
first attempt at running a small business. Upon successful completion of
this class each participant will receive a 2 year certificate for Child and
Babysitting Safety AND Infant, Child and Adult CPR.
4/2 & 4/3, 6/18 & 6/19, 7/9 & 7/10 or 8/6 & 8/7
8:30am-1:30pm
SUMMER READING PROGRAMS
Fee:$299 and Program R=$239 - 5 week class
For an enjoyable activity with lifelong benefits, we recommend one of our
eight different reading skills programs designed and taught by instructors
from the Institute of Reading Development. Programs have been offered
as a community service at Carmichael Recreation and Park District since
1987. To speak with a program coordinator, or enroll by phone, call
(800) 964-8888.
Program R
Sundays
4 Years-Kindergraten
6/14, 6/21, 6/28, 7/12, 7/19 Program 1
Sundays
Entering 1st Grade
6/14, 6/21, 6/28, 7/12, 7/19 12:15-2:15pm
Program 4 Sundays
Entering 4th Grade
6/14, 6/21, 6/28, 7/12, 7/19
3:15-5:30pm
Program 2
Mondays
Entering 2nd Grade
6/15, 6/22, 6/29, 7/6, 7/13 9-11am
Program 5 Mondays
Entering 6th-8th Grade
6/15, 6/22, 6/29, 7/6, 7/13 12-2:30pm
Program 3 Mondays
Entering 3rd Grade
6/15, 6/22, 6/29, 7/6, 7/13 3:30-5:30pm
Program 6 Tuesdays
Entering 9-11th Grade
6/16, 6/23, 6/30, 7/7, 7/14 3:30-6pm
Program7 Tuesdays
Adults, College & 12th Grade
6/16, 6/23, 6/30, 7/7, 7/14 7-9:30pm
10-11:15am
HULA FOR KIDS
Taught by “Auntie” Maka Chaves, Certified Hula Instructor
Location: La Sierra Community Center, Sierra Rooms
Ages: 4+ years
Fee: $35/4 weeks(R), $39/4 weeks(NR). $5 sibling discount
Here is an opportunity for children to learn the dances, stories
and music of Hawaii in a fun and heartwarming environment.
Just like Lilo, the students will entertain you with the Hawaiian
songs and dances they have learned. The teacher Makakii,
has specialized in teaching Hawaiian dance to children for
over 10 years.
YOUTH & TEEN ACTIVITIES
NEW! SPANISH CLASSES
Wednesdays
5:45-6:30pm
4/8-4/29, 5/6-5/27, 6/3-6/24, 7/8-7/29 and 8/5-8/26
BABY BALLET & GYMNASTICS
Taught by Come Dance with Me instructor, Alison Lloyd
Location: La Sierra Community Center, Sierra Rooms 1-2
Ages: Walking-4 years
Fee: $39(R) / $43(NR)
This is an introduction to dance and gymnastics. Basic beginner
dance and gymnastics skill are combined for those students
ready for instruction. Children should wear comfortable
tight-fitting clothing. One parent may assist if a child needs
reassurance.
Tuesdays9-9:35am
4/7-4/28, 5/5-5/26, 6/2-6/30*, 7/7-7/28 or 8/4-8/25
(*No class 6/9)
TINY TOTS
Location: Carmichael Park - Tiny Tots Room
Ages: 3-5 years
Tiny Tots is all about discovery and encourages children to
pursue new talents and interests while building confidence.
Participants enhance their skills through socialization, beginning
academics, numbers, language, arts and crafts and much
more. A parent information packet is available on our website.
Returning students have priority registration.
KINDERGARTEN READINESS
Fee: $265(R) / $275(NR) – 6 week session
Mon, Wed & Fri
4/20 – 6/1, 6/15 – 7/31*
(*No class 5/25, no class week of 6/29-7/3)
9am-Noon
SOCIAL EXPERIENCES
Fee:$185 (R) / $195 (NR) – 6 week session
Tues & Thur 4/21 – 5/28, 6/16 – 7/30*
9am-Noon
(*No class the week of 6/29-7/3)
Dates and Fees for 2015/16 Tiny Tot School Year will be
available on our website in June.
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SUMMER DAY CAMPS & ACTIVITIES
SUMMER DAY TRIPS
SIX FLAGS DISCOVERY KINGDOM
SUMMER
DAY CAMPS
VOYAGER CAMP (Ages 5-8)
EXPLORER CAMP (Ages 9-12)
Are you looking for something active and exciting for
your kids to do this summer? Voyager and Explorer
day camps are what you need. All boys and girls ages
5-12 will have the opportunity to play various activities
including sports, games, art, dance, and music. Most
importantly, our campers get to go swimming once
a week and venture out on a thrilling fieldtrips once
a week (swimming and fieldtrip costs are included).
These fieldtrips include Incredible Johns, Sky High,
Scandia, Funderland, and many more! All of this
supervised by our experienced, positive, and fun staff.
Location:La Sierra Community Center
Fee:
Full Time: $140 (R)/$145 (NR) per week for
1st child ($130 per week for each additional child)
(This fee includes the cost of swimming and all
fieldtrips)
Part Time: $90 (R) / $95 (NR) per week
Sessions are Monday - Friday, 7am – 12:30pm OR
12:30pm – 6pm
This fee includes a full day for the fieldtrip day
along with fieldtrip costs.
Ages: Voyager: 5-8 year olds
Explorer: 9-12 year olds
Dates: Weekly sessions starting June 8-Aug 12, 2015
Location: Meet at La Sierra Community Center.
Ages: 5-12 year olds
Regular Fee: $70 (R) / $75(NR) Includes ticket,
transportation, and supervision
Discounted Fees: Enrolled that week in our summer
camp=$65 per child
Season Pass Holder:$45 per child (Includes supervision and
transportation only)
Our vans and qualified staff will transport and supervise
participants to Six Flags.
Wednesday
7/8
8:15am-6:00pm
SUNSPLASH
Location: Meet at La Sierra Community Center
Ages: 5-12 year olds
Regular Fee: $45 (R) / $50 (NR) Includes ticket,
transportation, and supervision.
Discounted Fees: Enrolled that week in our summer camp =
$40 per child
Season Pass Holder:$35 per child (Includes supervision and
transportation only)
Our vans and qualified staff will transport and supervise
participants to Six Flags.
Wednesday
7/29
9:30am-6:00pm
Registration begins April 8th at the La Sierra
Community Center’s Recreation Office.
Space is limited so please register early.
Times: Open 7am-6pm (Part time options available)
Registration begins April 7th at
the La Sierra Community Center’s
Recreation Office.
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Residents of the District will receive a discount
for specific programs. Please see page 25 for
the District boundary map.
R=Resident and NR=Non Residents.
KIDS CARNIVAL NIGHT
Location: La Sierra Community Center
Ages: All Ages
The Carmichael Recreation and Park District is hosting the funfilled Kids Carnival Night at La Sierra Community Center. Bring
your loose change and try your luck at our carnival games.
Watch out though, they are harder than they look! Game tickets
are only 25 cents!
Thursday
7/16
6:15pm – 8:15pm
SOCCER 1
5-6 years
3:45-4:30pm
SOCCER 2
7-10 years
4:30-5:15pm
TOT/PRE SOCCER
3.5-5 years
5:15-5:50pm
YOUTH SPORTS
SPRING: 4/9-5/28 ON THURSDAYS
Location: Patriots Park
Fee: $87/8 weeks(R) / $96/8 weeks(NR)
SPRING: 4/11-6/6 ON SATURDAYS (*No class 5/23)
Location: Carmichael Park
Fee:$87/8 weeks(R) / $96/8 weeks(NR)
SOCCER 2
7-10 years
2:15-3:00pm
SOCCER 1
5-6 years
3:00-3:45pm
TOT/PRE SOCCER
3.5-5 years
3:45-4:20pm
MOM/DAD & ME
2-3.5 years
4:30-5:00pm
SUMMER: 7/9-8/27 ON THURSDAYS
Location: Patriots Park
Fee: $87/8 weeks(R) / $96/8 weeks(NR)
Participants 2-10 years of age learn the world’s most popular sport
from the professional coaches trained in the Kidz Love Soccer method.
Sessions include age appropriate activities, skill demonstrations, fun
games and instructional scrimmages conducted in a non-competitive
environment. Visit their website, www.kidzlovesoccer.com for more
information. Shin guards are required after the first meeting.
TOT/PRE SOCCER
3.5-5 years
5:10-5:45pm
SOCCER 1
5-6 years
5:45-6:30pm
SOCCER 2
7-10 years
6:30-7:15pm
SUMMER: 7/11-8/29 ON SATURDAYS
Location: Carmichael Park
MOMMY/DADDY & ME SOCCER
Introduce yourself and your toddler to the “world’s most popular game!” Fee: $87/8 weeks(R) / $96/8 weeks(NR)
As you and your child participate in our fun age appropriate activities,
they will be developing their large motor skills and socialization skills. A
variety of activities designed around the game of soccer will be played
each week. The fun happens on the field and in this program parents
are part of the action, not watching from the sidelines!
*In case of rain-outs, please call the KLS Field Hotline at 1-888-372-5803.
SOCCER 2
7-10 years
3:30-4:15pm
SOCCER 1
5-6 years
4:15-5:00pm
TOT/PRE SOCCER
3.5-5 years
5:00-5:35pm
MOM/DAD & ME
2-3.5 years
5:45-6:15pm
Spring Youth
Volleyball Clinics
Instructor: Kristen Matthew, Del Campo High School
Varsity Girls Volleyball Coach
Location: La Sierra Community Center Gymnasiums
Ages: 8-10 & 11-13
Fee:$60(R) / $70(NR)
These volleyball clinics focus on the fundamentals:
Serving, Passing, Setting, Hitting, and Defense. Clinics
will work progressively on skill building leading up to fun
games the final weeks.
Fridays 4/10, 4/17, 4/24, 5/1, 5/8, 5/15 6-7pm
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YOUTH SPORTS
TENNIS PROGRAM
Taught by Jesse Colan, Certified Tennis
Professional & Brenda Williams
Location: Courts 1-2 are located at Carmichael Park
5750 Grant Avenue
Fee: $65/8 classes(R) / $71/8 classes(NR)
Munchkins Fee: $40/8 classes(R) / $44/8 classes(NR)
Classes begin with related exercises and move into
hitting drills and end with games or match play. The
goal is to get participants playing the game of tennis
as soon as possible!
*Please wear tennis shoes. Bring one can of USTA
approved tennis balls
MUNCHKINS Ages: 5-7 years
This class teaches basic forehand and backhand
ground strokes through more games while having fun.
Mon/Wed or Tues/Thurs
6-6:30pm
BEGINNING YOUTH Ages: 8-12 years
This introductory class will cover all strokes, drills,
scoring and adaptive games.
Tues/Thurs6:30-7:30pm
INTERMEDIATE YOUTH Ages: 8-12 years
Designed for the player with experience, this class
begins with partner warm-up, drills and games will
follow. Shot selection and stroke critique will be analyzed.
Mon/Wed6:30-7:30pm
Mon/Wed Classes
Tues/Thurs Classes
4/6-4/294/7-4/30
5/4-6/1*5/5-5/28
6/3-6/296/2-6/25
7/6-7/297/7-7/30
8/3-8/268/4-8/27
(*No class 5/25)
SUMMER BASKETBALL SKILLS CAMPS
Location: La Sierra Community Center
If your child loves basketball, or maybe you’re looking for an active sport
that gets your young one moving around, this camp is for you. Our
experienced basketball coaches emphasize fundamentals by providing
detailed instruction on shooting, dribbling, passing and defense. Most of
all, our coaches makes the sport fun for everyone! Players will do drills,
play fun games and scrimmage throughout the course of the camp. Our
Junior Stars participants will also have the opportunity to practice and
play on lowered hoops designed for reachable goals! Our older players
will receive individualized skill evaluations along with a personalized
program to achieve skill improvement throughout the year.
JUNIOR STARS Ages: 5-7
Fee: $50(R) / $55(NR)
Mon-Fri 7/13-7/17
9-10:30am
Ages: 8-12
Fee: $85(R) / $90(NR)
Mon-Fri
7/20-7/24
9am-12pm
TENNIS CAMP Ages: 9+ years
Location: Carmichael Park Tennis Courts
Fee:$60(R) / $66(NR)
Join Tennis Camp and learn the necessary skills to
become a good tennis player – from conditioning and
the key techniques to scoring and just plain having fun!
Location: La Sierra Community Center (Back Field Area)
Fee: $119
Mon-Wed SOCCER Ages: 6-12
3/30-4/1 10am-12pm
PRIVATE/SEMI PRIVATE LESSONS AVAILABLE!
Fee:$25/half hour or $45/hour
For scheduling call Jesse Colan at (916) 485-2985
SUMMER SPORTS PROGRAMS
Mon-Fri
6/8-6/12 LACROSSE Ages: 7-12
Mon-Fri
7/6-7/10 FLAG FOOTBALL Ages: 6-12
Mon-Fri
7/27-7/31 9am-12pm
9am-12pm
9am-12pm
Register for all the Skyhawks Sport Camps at
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www.skyhawks.com
AQUATICS
SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING PROGRAM
Location: Cottage Pool
Synchronized swimming is a water sport that combines swimming skills
with the artistry of gymnastics and ballet. “Synchro” emphasizes precise
teamwork and individual skill and strength in an atmosphere of fun and
friendship, all put to music. Swimmers of all abilities from 5-8 years old
can participate. Each swimmer will learn basic figures and swimmers will
try out to be in routines which compete at championships. Practices and
meets are held in the evening in late April through July.
To register call Fulton El Camino Recreation and Park District at
(916) 927-3802 or visit fecrecpark.com
GLEN OAKS SWIMMING & TENNIS CLUB
4301 Paradise Drive, Carmichael, CA 95608
(916) 967-7022
www.goswimandtennis.com
GLEN OAKS SEA LIONS SWIM TEAM
• Recreational Swim Team for ages 4-18
• All levels of swimmers are welcome!!
• Technical stroke clinic during the month of
March - all 4 strokes
• Registration begins Feb 1st and is ongoing
• Practices begin April 1st, Monday thru Friday
• Meets held on Saturdays beginning in late
May thru July
• Coaching staff led by Roxanne Mefford
• 6 experienced, professional, and adult coaches
(Average 20+ years each)
• Swim team competes in Northern California
Swim League
• Champions in 2007, 2008, and 2009
QUESTIONS??
More information? Call Laura McHugh at
(916) 425-9511 or check our website at
www.swimglenoaks.com
SWIM LESSONS AT GLEN OAKS SWIM
& TENNIS CLUB
LESSONS DONE BY EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS!
LOCAL POOLS
ARDEN PARK RECREATION & PARK DISTRICT
1000 La Sierra Drive, Sacramento, CA 95864 (916) 483-6069
ARDEN MANOR RECREATION & PARK DISTRICT
1415 Rushden Drive, Sacramento, CA 95864 (916) 487-7851
FULTON EL CAMINO RECREATION & PARK DISTRICT
3097 Cottage Way, Sacramento, CA 95827 (916) 927-3802
SUNRISE RECREATION & PARK DISTRICT
7801 Auburn Blvd., Citrus Heights, CA 95621 (916) 726-0111
For 35 years, we have specialized in teaching children
of all ages. Our program is focused on meeting the
specific needs of each individual. We offer private, semi
private and small group lessons. Our groups are small
so that each swimmer receives personal attention and
maximum benefits. Our instructors have been trained
in working with different personalities and abilities, they
are experts in teaching proper technical skills needed
to progress to the next level. We teach from beginners
to more advanced swimmers, specializing in technical
stroke work for the competitive swimmer.
Get more information at
www.swimlessonsbyroxanne.com or
Call Roxanne (916) 939-0872
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SACRAMENTO FINE ARTS CENTER / CHAUTAUQUA THEATER
5325 Engle Road, STE 110
Carmichael, CA 95608
For more information and tickets call
(916) 489-PLAY (7529) or visit cplayhouse.org
Email tickets at [email protected]
5330-B Gibbons Dr., Carmichael, CA 95608
(916) 971-3713 • sacfinearts.org
HOURS OF OPERATION
Gallery Hours: Tuesday 11:00am - 7:00pm
Office/Gift Shop: Tuesday 11:00am - 3:00pm
Wednesday - Saturday 11:00am - 3:00pm
Sunday & Monday - CLOSED
Established in 1986, the Sacramento Fine Arts Center (SFAC)
is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the creation and
presentation of original visual arts.
TWO EXHIBITION GALLERIES
Continuing exhibits change every three to four weeks.
GIFT SHOP
The gift shop has unique items including small paintings,
jewelry, stained glass, pottery, greeting cards and a variety of
other gift items. Great gift ideas for the holidays!
PROOF
March 13 - April 19
Catherine is the daughter of Robert, a brilliant mathematician,
who misplaces both his brilliance and his sanity in his later years.
Catherine, a budding mathematician herself, must give up her
schooling to take care of her father.
A LITTLE MURDER NEVER HURT ANYBODY
May 8 - June 14
Matthew Perry resolves to murder his wife, Julia, before the next
new year and tells her so. She vows to stay alive and so the game
begins - a hilarious year long match of wits. While Julia dodges
Matthew’s attempts, friends and staff start mysteriously dying all
around them. Have the tables been turned? What about the Butler?
Will Donald and Bunny get together? Is this a Murder Most Foul or
a Murder Most Fouled Up !
CHILDREN’S THEATER
VISIT OUR ART CLUBS
GNOME SWEET GNOME
WASH
Bilious Green has stolen the cap of Lights and Dreams from
Gnome-land, plunging it into darkness and despair. Rhymin’
Simon has been ordered to find and retrieve the cap by the King
of the Gnomes. Unfortunately, he takes a wrong turn and finds
himself in the closet of little Polly in the world of humans. Polly
insists on helping Rhymin’ Simon find and return the cap of Lights
and Dreams despite the dangers from Bilious Green and his
assistant s Pig and Poke. Written by Bob Nannini.
NCA - Northern California Arts, Inc.
Art in all media and all styles. Meeting are the second Wednesday
of each month at 7:00pm.
Watercolor Artists of Sacramento Horizons
Monthly meetings are held on the 2nd Monday - Odd months at
1:30pm & Even months at 7:00pm.
2015 CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Mira Loma IB Show Mar 10-21
Shades of Carmichael Umbrella Display
Mar 24-28
Wash Members Show Mar 31-Apr 18
Friday Morning Figure Group Show
Apr 20-May 9
Art Where Wild Things Are May 12-29
Fiber Arts Show
Jun 2-20
Inner Views, NCA Members Show
Jun 23-Jul 18
In the Style of the Old Masters
Jul 21-Aug 1
Magnum Opus XXVI
Aug 4-29
WASH Open Watercolor Show
Sept 1-26
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ADULT THEATER
March 21,28 & April 4
PETER RABBIT AND OTHER TALES
May 16, 23 & 30
A collection of children’s stories performed by Chautauqua’s
Reader’s Theatre actors, including the famous story by Beatrix
Potter about a young rabbit who can’t resist going in the farmer’s
garden and helping himself to the delicious carrots. Written and
directed by Marie Raymond.
CHILDREN’S SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS
Ages 6-13
This exciting summer program is taught by experienced
professionals. The program explores the foundation of acting,
combines the movement of dance, introduces and develops the
basic technique of voice.
This 5 week program beings in June and ends with 3 public
performances in August. Registration beings in April. For more
information call Chautauqua Playhouse at (916) 489-7529. This
program fills quickly so sign-up early!
THERAPEUTIC
Ancil Hoffman Golf Course
ancilhoffman.com • (916) 482-3813
Assistance League of Sacramento
sacramentoassistanceleague.org • (916) 488-0828
Bike Hikers
bikehikers.com
PHYSICAL & DEVELOPMENTAL PROGRAMS
Carmichael Cactus & Succulent Society
[email protected]
Carmichael Chamber of Commerce
carmichaelchamber.com • (916) 481-1002
Carmichael Canine Corral Association
(916) 923-8914
Carmichael Elks Lodge
elks.org • (916) 489-2103
Carmichael Library (916) 264-2700
Carmichael Senior’s Club (916) 487-5525
Carmichael Water District
carmichaelwd.org • (916) 483-2452
Chautauqua Playhouse
cplayhouse.com • (916) 489-7529
Kiwanis Club of Carmichael
carmichaelkiwanis.org • (916) 944-1532
Mission Oaks Community Center
morpd.com • (916) 972-0336
NorCal Center on Deafness
norcalcenter.org • (916) 349-7500
Organic Gardening Club
(916) 944-4955
Sacramento Fine Arts Center
sacfinearts.org • (916) 971-3713
Senior Gleaners, Inc.
seniorgleaners.org • (916) 925-3240
Senior Connection, The
(916) 334-1072
RECREATION SERVICES
Therapeutic Recreation Services
(TRS) provides year-round therapeutic
recreation programs for people with
disabilities throughout Sacramento
County. Programs are provided at
community centers, schools, parks
and various locations throughout
the community.
Programs include Social Clubs,
Classes, Travel, Special Events, Sports
and Fitness, Outdoor Adventures, and
Community Outings.
For more information call
(916) 484-2044,
email: [email protected] or
visit sacparks.net
COMMUNITY RESOURCE INFO
LOCAL CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS
Therapeutic Recreation Services (Sac. County) (916) 484-2044
Sacramento Area Creeks Council
saccreeks.org • (916) 454-4544
LOCAL YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS, LEAGUES & SPORTS
Big Brothers/Big Sisters
bbbsa.org • (916) 646-9300
Boy Scouts of America
scouting.org • (916) 929-1417
Carmichael Beavers Swim Team
cbswim.com
Carmichael Girls Softball
carmichaelgirlssoftball.com
Carmichael Little League
carmll.org
Carmichael Soccer Club
carmichaelsoccer.org
Child Action
childaction.org • (916) 369-0191
Girl Scouts Heart of Central CA
girlscoutshcc.org • (916) 452-9181
La Sierra Soccer Club
lasierrasoccer.org • (916) 863-9713
San Juan Unified School District
sanjuan.edu • (916) 971-7700
YMCA
ymcasuperiorcal.org • (916) 452-9622
RECREATION & PARK AGENCIES
DISTRICT OFFICE
(916) 485-5322
LA SIERRA OFFICE
(916) 483-7826
Visit us at:
carmichaelpark.com
Arcade Creek
arcadecreekrecreation.com • (916) 482-8377
Arden Manor
amrpd.org • (916) 487-7851
Arden Park
aprpd.org • (916) 483-6069
Cordova crpd.com • (916) 362-1841
Cosumnes Community Services District
egcsd.ca.gov • (916) 405-5300
Fair Oaks
fairoakspark.org • (916) 966-1036
Fulton-El Camino
fecrecpark.com • (916) 927-3802
Mission Oaks morpd.com • (916) 488-2810
North Highlands
nhrpd.org • (916) 332-7440
Orangevale
orangevalecommunitycenter.com • (916) 988-6140
Rio Linda/Elverta
riolindaelvertaparks.org • (916) 991-5929
Roseville
roseville.ca.us • (916) 774-5242
Sacramento
city of sacramento.org • (916) 264-5200
Sacramento County
sacparks.net • (916) 875-6961
Southgate
southgaterecandpark.net • (916) 428-1171
Sunrise
sunriseparks.com • (916) 725-1585
West Sacramento
cityofwestsacramento.org • (916) 617-4620
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FACILITY RENTALS
GENERAL
INFORMATION
Visit our web site at:
carmichaelpark.com
for a complete listing of facility
fees and policies. With all paid
rentals, CRPD provides onsite
staff to assist you. Private
caterers are welcome.
The Carmichael Recreation and Park District offers a
variety of rental facilities to suit your event needs.
Carmichael Park Facilities
5750 Grant Avenue, Carmichael, CA 95608 • (916) 485-5322
Facilities are available from 7:00am 12:00am. All rentals must be cleaned up
and walking out the door by 1:00am.
SECURITY DEPOSITS
capacity of 70. It includes a kitchen with serving counter, residential stove and refrigerator.
There are 10 - 10ft. tables and 70 chairs. The North Room is located off the main hall and
is perfect for small meetings up to 10 people.
A security deposit is required for all events.
The deposit is refundable if the facility is
returned to its original condition. Renters
are responsible for set-up and clean up.
Fees must be received at least two weeks
prior to the event. Reservations will be
considered final on the 21st day prior to the
scheduled use date. No security deposit
will be refunded after that date.
RAYMOND AND HAZEL NAY MEMORIAL PICNIC AREA is located in the
back of the park. It features a covered picnic area with a food preparation area and a large
barbecue grill. This shelter can accommodate up to 250 people.
Set-up is charged at a per hour rate for
most facilities and clean-up is billed at the
regular hourly rental rate.
DANIEL BISHOP MEMORIAL PAVILION for the Performing Arts (Band Shell)
is located in the back of the park. The facility features a covered concrete stage and dance
floor surrounded by shade trees. This is a great place for dance recitals, award ceremonies,
and memorial services. No live bands allowed unless sponsored by the District. You must
provide your own tables and chairs.
LIABILITY INSURANCE IS
REQUIRED
CARMICHAEL PARK CLUBHOUSE consists of two adjoining rooms and
kitchen with two residential refrigerators and stove. There are 20 - 12ft. tables and
150 chairs. Dining capacity is 150.
VETERAN’S MEMORIAL HALL AND NORTH ROOM facility has a dining
La Sierra Community Center Facilities
5325 Engle Road, Suite 100, Carmichael, CA 95608 • (916) 483-7826
JOHN D. SMITH HALL is a large facility that has a dining capacity of 385 people.
The size of the facility is 6435 sq. ft. with a commercial kitchen; two industrial stoves,
two commercial refrigerators, one freezer, and an ice machine. 30 - 12ft. tables and
42 - 60” rounds with chairs are provided. There is a stage and access to a PA system for
an additional fee.
CYPRESS ROOM has a dining capacity of
115 people and includes a commercial kitchen.
The size of the facility is 50’x36’ or 1,814 sq. ft.
and has a low stage. Ideal for small gatherings
and easy access from parking lot.
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HOURS OF OPERATION
Room 800 has a capacity of 50 people and is
perfect for meetings. The room size is 31’x31’
or 961 sq. ft.
CRPD reserves the right to set special
requirements of individuals and/or groups
using district facilities to protect these
facilities and the general public. Insurance
can be purchased through the District.
CRPD does not allow “pay at the door” or
any monetary exchange activities at events
unless the user group qualifies as a Group II
non-profit and is approved by CRPD.
GENERAL
INFORMATION
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Complete Registration Form and sign the Agreement, Waiver, and Release on
page 24. Residents of the District will receive a discount for specific programs.
Please see page 25 for the District boundary map. R=Resident and NR=Non
Residents. Registration can be completed in one of the following ways:
ONLINE registration available for select programs at
carmichaelpark.com.
MAIL completed registration form to appropriate office:
Carmichael Recreation and Park District
Attn: Program Registration
5750 Grant Avenue, Carmichael, CA 95608
La Sierra Community Center
Attn: Program Registration
5325 Engle Road, STE 100, Carmichael, CA 95608
Kids Hang Out Program
Call for registration packet (916) 483-7826
FAX a completed registration form to appropriate office:
Carmichael Park: (916) 485-0805
La Sierra: (916) 483-7861
•Pre-registration is recommended
to assure class enrollment.
•Carefully read each program/
class description for pertinent
information.
REGISTRATION INFO
PROGRAM & CLASS
• Payment in full must be made
at the time of registration.
•
CRPD will not phone or mail
class confirmation. Participants
will be notified if a program/
class is cancelled or changed.
An email receipt will be provided
upon request.
• Classes may be cancelled if a
minimum number of participants
are not met.
•Refunds are granted at the
discretion of the District,
otherwise refunds will only
be provided if an activity is
cancelled. Refunds take
approximately 4-6 weeks to
process.
• The District reserves the right
to cancel or change program
offerings at any time.
DISTRICT HOLIDAYS
WALK-IN registrations will be taken at both the
District Office and La Sierra Offices Monday through
Friday 8:30am-4:30pm.
The District Offices will be closed
on the following holidays:
• May 25
• July 3
• September 7
DROP BOXES are available for your convenience
after-hours at both District locations. Please no cash!
PAYMENT Please make checks payable to the
Carmichael Recreation and Park District (CRPD).
There is a $25 service charge for all returned checks.
We also accept Visa and MasterCard.
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REGISTRATION INFO
CARMICHAEL RECREATION & PARK DISTRICT OFFICE
5750 Grant Avenue, Carmichael, CA 95608
(916) 485-5322 • Fax (916) 485-0805
DROP BOXES AVAILABLE AT
BOTH OFFICE LOCATIONS
LA SIERRA RECREATION OFFICE
5325 Engle Road, Suite 100, Carmichael, CA 95608
(916) 483-7826 • Fax (916) 483-7861
PLEASE PRINT AND COMPLETE ALL
PARTICIPANT NAME(S) DATE OF BIRTH SEX PROGRAM TITLE SESSION DATES TIMES SCHOOLS FEE
ADDRESS
CITY PHONE (HM) STATE (WK) EMERGENCY CONTACT(Name) PHONE
EMAIL SHIRT SIZE PAYMENT TYPE
q CHECK
q MONEY ORDER
CREDIT CARD #
q
ZIP
CELL
AGE q
EXP DATE
GRADE
DO NOT SEND CASH
RECEIPT #
AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE
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FEES: R=RESIDENT NR=NON-RESIDENT
AGREEMENT, WAIVER, AND RELEASE
In consideration for being permitted by the above district to participate in the above activity, I hereby waive, release,
and discharge any and all claims for damages for personal injury, death, or property damage which I may have,
or which may hereafter accrue to me, as a result of participation in said activity. This release is intended to
discharge in advance the above district (its officers, officials, employees, and agents) from any and all liability
arising out of, or connected in any way, with my participation in said activity even though that liability may arise
out of negligence or carelessness on the part of the persons or entities mentioned above. It is understood that this
activity involves an element of risk and danger of accidents and knowing those risks I hereby assume those risks.
It is further agreed that this waiver, release and assumption of risk is to be binding on my heirs and assigns. I
agree to indemnify and to hold the above persons or entities free and harmless from any loss, liability, damage,
cost, or expense which they may incur as the result of my death or injury or property damage that I may sustain
while participating in said activity.
PARENTAL CONSENT: (To be completed and signed by parent/guardian if applicant is under 18 years of age).
I hereby consent that my son/daughter _____________________________________ participate in the above activity,
and I hereby execute the above Agreement, Waiver, and Release on his/her behalf. I state that said minor is physically
able to participate in said activity. I hereby agree to indemnify and hold the persons and entities mentioned above free
and harmless from any loss, liability, damage, cost, or expense which may incur as a result of the death or injury or
property damage that said minor may sustain while participating in said activity.
I have carefully read this Agreement, Waiver, and Release and fully understand its content. I am aware that this
is a release of liability and a contract between myself and Carmichael Recreation & Park District and I sign it of
my own free will.
SIGNATURE DATE
NAME (Printed) qParent
qGuardian
PHOTO RELEASE By signing this agreement, you are agreeing to release photo rights to Carmichael Recreation and Park District. CRPD reserves
the right to photograph facilities, activities and programs participants for potential future use. All photos will remain the property of Carmichael
Recreation and Park Distinct.
SIGNATURE
NAME PRINTED
DATE
CARMICHAEL PARK
5750 Grant Avenue
Carmichael, CA 95608-3744 (38 Acres)
• Administrative Office
(916) 485-5322
• Maintenance Office
(916) 481-0603
DEVELOPED PARK SITES
1. Carmichael Park: 5750 Grant Avenue
2. Del Campo Park: End of Heathcliff Drive
3. Cardinal Oaks Park: On El Camino near Garfield
4. Charles C. Jensen Botanical Garden: 8520 Fair Oaks Blvd
5. Bird Track Park: West end of Pheasant Road
6. La Sierra Community Center: 5325 Engle Road
7. Glancy Oaks Park: 5292 Glancy Drive
8. Schweitzer Grove Nature Area: Off Sumpter
9. Patriots Park: 6827 Palm Avenue, Fair Oaks, CA 95628
10.O’Donnell Heritage Park: 6618 Rappahannock Way
11.Jan Park: 4310 Jan Drive
• Community Clubhouse
• Veteran’s Memorial Building
UNDEVELOPED PARK SITES
• 5 Ball Fields (One lighted)
• 6 Tennis Courts (Lighted)
12.Capra Park Site: 6600 Kenneth Avenue
13.Sutter Park Site, Community Garden: Located near Sutter
and Hollister Avenue
• Horseshoe Pits
• Bandshell
• Group Picnic Shelter
• 3 Playgrounds
• 1 acre Off Leash Dog Park
• 9 Hole Disc Golf Course
• Basketball Court (Lighted)
DISTRICT MAP
District Facilities
LA SIERRA
COMMUNITY CENTER
5325 Engle Road, Suite 100
Carmichael, CA 95608-3091 (36 Acres)
• Recreation Office
(916) 483-7826
• Maintenance Shop
(916) 487-6234
• John D. Smith Community Hall
• Meeting Rooms
• 2 Gymnasiums
• 1 Playground
• Soccer Fields
• Ball Fields
• Basketball Courts
• Chautauqua Playhouse
(916) 489-7529
• Sacramento Fine Arts Center
(916) 971-3713
• Therapeutic Recreation Services
(916) 484-2044
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STD PRSRT
U.S. POSTAGE
5750 Grant Avenue
Carmichael, CA 95608-3779
PAID
ECRWSS
Residential Customer
PERMIT #1841
SACRAMENTO, CA