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QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER
www.malibucity.org
RECREATION GUIDE
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2012
C ITY OF M ALIBU
Sunday, September 16 • 12pm • Malibu Bluffs Park • Free!
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Run begin at 12pm sharp. • All participants receive a
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• Appropriate for children ages 2-6.
A variety of fun Olympic events including:
• Golf
• T-ball
• Soccer
• Obstacle Course
• Bounce House*
* Bounce House tickets $1
For additional information call 310.317.1364
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Grades K – 8
Registration Deadline
October 12
Additional information on page 5
Youth Scholarship Fund
Senior Excursions
4
The City of Malibu Parks and Recreation
Youth Sports
5
Department encourages the youth of Malibu
Middle School & Adult Sports
6
Parent & Me Classes
7
Tiny Tot & Youth Community Programs
8-10
11
Pre-Teen & Teen Programs
Adult Classes
12-13
Malibu Community Pool
14-16
Senior & Active Adult Programs
17-21
Charmlee Wilderness Park
22
to participate in the many programs and
services the City has to offer. For those who
are unable to afford the registration fees,
the City has established a Youth Scholarship
program. The program was established in 2001
which has helped hundreds of families with
supplementing the fees associated with youth
sports, camps and classes.
The scholarship fund relies on donations from
Malibu residents, businesses and service groups
to help keep enough money in the fund to
supplement the programs each year. Any resident,
Malibu Equestrian Park &
Trancas Riders & Ropers
23
Facility Rentals
24
General Contact Information
25
Facilities & Staff Information
26
Registration Information
27
Program Registration
28
About the Cover
The Malibu Civic Theater is the perfect place to practice and
learn something new in theatrical or performance arts. A
variety of classes are being offered this fall for all age groups.
Children in grades 6-9 will have an opportunity to perform
music from different genres on Tuesday evenings at Zuma
Youth Orchestra. Teens can focus on their sketch comedy and
improvisational skills at the Young Actor’s Project class: Teen
business, or company interested in donating
to the City of Malibu Scholarship Fund should
contact Amy Crittenden, Recreation Manager for
additional information at 310.456.2489 ext 337.
All donations are tax deductable. The Recreation
Department thanks our past donors and looks
forward to working with new donors to ensure
that each child has an opportunity to stay active,
grow and learn.
Sketch Comedy Improv held on Thursdays. Adults may tell their
Life Stories at Scott Alan Smith’s class: An Introduction to Acting
through Spoken Word Storytelling on Wednesday evenings.
Starting in September, Senior Center members can enhance
their acting skills and practice monologues and dialogues on
Wednesday afternoons at the Variety Acting Workshop. For
additional information any of the classes please visit
www.malibucity.org or call 310.317.1364.
Photo By: Emily Goodman for Young Actor’s Project “Alice in Wonderland”
Scenic Photo: Rambla Vista
www.malibucity.org
Welcome to the City of Malibu
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Quarterly Newsletter
Quarterly Newsletter
C ITY OF M ALIBU
Ocean Friendly Gardens –
Catch the Wave to Water Quality
The City of Malibu
continues to lead by
example, and in partnership
with West Basin Municipal
Water District, Surfrider
Foundation, and G3 LA
is promoting the “Ocean
Friendly” Gardens program and designing
a demonstration garden for Malibu
Bluffs Park. The Ocean Friendly Gardens
program revolves around conservation,
permeability and retention of rainwater
(also called “stormwater”). It aims to
educate about conserving water and
improving water quality by reducing
runoff, and using native and drought
tolerant plants that create visually
pleasing landscapes. This program is
being emphasized in Malibu where
there are many large landscapes and an
Area of Biological Significance along the
coast. The program includes providing
efficient irrigation systems, access to
rebates for installing “Smart” irrigation, and
workshops, and creating demonstration
gardens that educate and inspire others to
make similar changes on their properties.
You too can lead the effort to save the
ocean while saving money right in your
own backyard! By planting an Ocean
Friendly Garden you allow rainwater to
soak into the ground instead of becoming
runoff that carries pollution to the
ocean. An Ocean Friendly Garden uses
climate appropriate plants, minimizes
chemical use, allows water to sink into
the ground, and holistically maintains a
healthy landscape. Your Ocean Friendly
Garden can live off of rainwater, requiring
little maintenance and water compared
to traditional turf and floral landscapes.
Ocean Friendly Gardens aren’t just friendly
to the ocean – they are friendly to wildlife,
our limited water supply, your wallet,
and to you and your health! Visit
www.oceanfriendlygardens.org or
www.malibucity.org for more information.
New Malibu Pollution Prevention
Hotline Helps the Community to
Protect the Environment
Many people do not
realize that daily
activities from homes
and businesses are
sources of pollution
that when left
on the ground or
dispersed in the air
can add up to a lot of
problems. When rain, irrigation water,
or dirty water runs down the street
or over hillsides, that pollution moves
too – threatening our streams, beaches
and wildlife. Making a difference in the
health of our local waters and keeping
them healthy for the future involves
all of us. As members of the Malibu
community, we are all guardians in the
protection of our unique environment.
“Illicit” or illegal discharges may
include any runoff that isn’t completely
rainwater that flows off of a property
and into a street, drain, stream, or beach.
Common examples of runoff that
could be considered illegal are overirrigation, draining swimming pools,
improper mobile vehicle washing and
surface cleaning, or construction related
activities that result in materials leaving
a job site. These activities can harm the
environment and public health. You can
protect and conserve the environment
and local water quality by reporting
incidents to the City’s Pollution
Prevention Hotline 310.359.8003.
The Hotline is staffed with bilingual
operators 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
What Activities Should Be Reported?
• Sewage spills
• “Graywater” or waste wash waters
discharged to the storm drain system*
or local waters
• Unknown material in the storm drain
system or the environment
2 • City of Malibu Quarterly Newsletter 310.456.2489
Malibu City Hall
23825 Stuart Ranch Road, Malibu,CA 90265
310.456.2489
City Hall Hours
Monday – Thursday
7:30am-5:30pm
Friday
7:30am-4:30pm
City Hall Holidays
– Closed –
September 3
November 12
November 22
November 23
• Discharge of pollution to streams,
lagoons, or the ocean
• Water flowing down the street or from a
pipe during dry-weather
• Dumped or abandoned materials
• Construction dirt or debris tracked or
blown to the storm drain system, or
surface waters
• Polluted runoff from businesses, storage
areas or leaking dumpsters
Report the Following Information:
• Location
• Source or cause
• Type of pollution
• Description (details like color, odor, solid,
liquid)
• Frequency – Is this the first time, or have
you seen it before and when?
• Where the material is going – Has it
reached the street, a storm drain, or
water body?
• An estimate of flow – Is it like a kitchen
faucet, fire hose, or other?
• An estimated volume or quantity – Is it
like a bath tub, swimming pool, or other?
• Your contact information (don’t worry,
we’ll keep it confidential)
* The Storm drain system includes roads
with drainage systems, municipal streets,
alleys, catch basins, curbs, gutters,
ditches, manmade channels or storm
drains.
Visit the City’s website www.malibucity.org
for more information about pollution
prevention. The Environmental
Sustainability Department is now on
Facebook and Twitter @MalibuEnviro
Fall 2012
Student Intern Program
Student Intern Applications for the
2012-2013 School Year will be
accepted from August 27 through
September 9, 2012. Applicants must
be currently enrolled high school,
undergraduate or graduate students.
Interviews will be held the week of
September 17, with interns starting the
week of September 26, 2012.
The Student Intern Program exposes
students to public service and promotes
a career interest in local government.
Student interns are utilized in the
various City Departments and have the
opportunity to work on administrative
assignments and special projects.
Additional information can be
obtained at www.malibucity.org – City
Departments – Clerk Department –
Student Intern Program. You can also
contact Lisa Pope, City Clerk at
[email protected] or
310.456.2489 ext 228.
Environmental
Events Calendar
Coastal Cleanup Day September 15 – 9am-Noon
County wide and state wide sites
Recycling Event*
October 20 & December 15 10am-2pm
Malibu City Hall
23825 Stuart Ranch Rd.
E-waste, household batteries,
compact fluorescent bulbs, used
motor oil, latex paint (water based),
and automobile batteries.
*Schedule Change: Held on
even-numbered months.Visit
www.malibucity.org for additional
details
National Recycle Day
November 15
Get involved, promote recycling, and
make the next 365 days better!
Changes to the City of Malibu’s
Recycling Events
The City will now offer six bi-monthly
recycling events per year on the 3rd
Saturday during the months of October,
December, February, April, June and
August. Events will be held at Malibu
City Hall (23825 Stuart Ranch Rd).
Items that will be accepted during the
event include: automotive fluids, water
based paint, electronic waste, compact
fluorescent bulbs, and household
batteries.
Community Emergency Response
Team (CERT)
The City of Malibu together with the
Los Angeles County Fire Department is
proud to present CERT Training classes.
All classes must be attended in order to
complete the full course. Missed classes
may be made up at a later date.
Classes will take place on: October 20,
October 27, November 3, and November
10 from 9am-4pm at Malibu City Hall
(23825 Stuart Ranch Rd.).
For additional information or to
sign up for CERT contact Brad Davis
310.456.2489 ext 260 or bdavis@
malibucity.org.
City of Malibu
Notice of Tax Collection
Per the Malibu Municipal Code section
3.24, the City of Malibu collects transient
occupancy taxes on the short term rental
of private homes.
If you are renting your home, apartment,
condominium, or vacation property for
any period of 30 days or less, you must
register your property with the City
of Malibu and submit a 12% transient
occupancy tax.
Registration forms are available at
www.malibucity.org.
For more information, please call
310.456.2489 ext 335.
C ITY OF M ALIBU
Malibu Public Library
23519 W. Civic Center Way
Malibu, CA 90265 • 310.456.6438
Part of the County of Los Angeles
Public Library
Storytimes
September 11– October 17
• Toddler Storytime (ages 1-2)
Tuesdays, 11am
• Preschool Storytime (ages 3-4)
Wednesdays, 11am • Park Tales (all ages) Tuesdays,
12:30pm at Malibu Bluffs Park
Saturday Film Series
Saturdays • September-November
2pm
Call each month for film titles.
• Children’s Movie
1st Saturday of the month
• Adult Movie
2nd Saturday of the month
• Teen Movie
3rd Saturday of the month
• Classic Movie
4th Saturday of the month
College Essay Coach
Wednesday, September 19 • 7pm
Gilli Messer, graduate of Barnard
College, Columbia University will be
advising college applicants on one
of the most important facets of their
application, the personal essay. Gilli
is the founder of The College Voice,
and has guided students through
the application process for two years.
Please RSVP, space is limited.
Teen Glow-in-the-Dark
Canvas Bag Painting for
Halloween
Thursday, October 25 • 4pm
Create a Halloween canvas bag
with glow-in-the-dark paints.
Participation is free and open to
middle and high school students.
All activities take place at the Malibu
Library unless otherwise noted.
www.malibucity.org • 3
Senior Excursions
Nethercutt Collection & Museum
Take a guided tour of the
Nethercutt Collection of Antiques
and Automobiles. Spanning
four floors is an assortment of
beautifully restored antique,
classic automobiles. An amazing
collection of automobile mascots,
antique furniture, clocks and
watches, and one of the world’s
finest collections of Mechanical
Musical Instruments are displayed
in the music room. After the
guided tour, enjoy a buffet lunch
at Caruso’s Italian Restaurant.
Then return to see the Nethercutt
Museum to see more than 130
of the world’s greatest antique,
vintage, classic and special
interest automobiles including
many top winners of the Pebble
Beach Concours d’Elegance.
Participants may also elect
to walk to the Merle Norman
Studio, which is next door to the
Collection.
Santa Anita Horse Races
Join us for a day of thoroughbred
horse racing at Santa Anita, “The
Great Race Place!” Located in
Arcadia, Santa Anita boasts a
stunning natural setting nestled
at the base of the San Gabriel
Mountains. From its beginnings,
the property and race track were
envisioned as a grand, expansive
public park, blending art-deco
architecture and lush landscaped
gardens, accented by a wealth
of historic ornamental sculpture,
soaring fountains and vast green
lawns. Upon arrival, the group will
head to the reserved tables in the
Club Court area of the Clubhouse
and enjoy great views of the races
throughout the day, also included
is a special buffet lunch.
$45 (includes lunch)
F
October 12
11am-6pm
Deadline to Register:
Wednesday, October 3 or until full
Graber Olive House
Founded in 1894, the historic
Graber Olive House is located in
a pleasant residential area north
of Ontario’s business district. Here
in quiet and serene surroundings,
visitors are welcome to discover
a bit of early California! Harvest
pending, tour will include
watching the grading, curing
and canning Graber Olives; these
olives are fully tree-ripened with
delicate rich flavor and succulent
texture. A stop in the gift shop
will be a definite on this trip!
Before the tour, enjoy lunch at
Molly’s Souper in Upland, which
is famous for their breakfast and
lunch specials.
Sa
November 3
10:30am-4:30pm
Deadline to Register: Th
Wednesday, October 31 or
until full
September 27
8:15am-4pm
Friday, September 21 or until full
Pick-up location for all
excursions is at the Malibu
Senior Center (23825 Stuart
Ranch Rd.). Trips may be
cancelled if minimum
enrollment is not met by
the registration deadline.
Refunds will not be given to
participants who cancel after
the registration deadline.
Special accommodations for
those with specific needs can
be arranged. To register please
mail a check (payable to the
4 • Program Information 310.317.1364
City of Malibu) and complete
the form on page 28 to: 23825
Stuart Ranch Rd. Malibu, CA
90265 Attn: Senior Center;
or register at the Malibu Senior
Center.
Are you ready for some
football? In the City of Malibu
Youth Flag Football League
a Kindergarten/1st, 2nd/3rd
grade and 4th/5th grade teams
will represent each elementary
school. Maximum of 12 players
per roster. Practices will begin
the week of September 3; games
begin September 12 and will take
place on Wednesday afternoons
at Malibu Bluffs Park. Practices
will be held on either Monday
or Tuesday, coach preference.
Volunteer coaches needed.
Grades K-5
$125 by August 24
$140 after August 24
(if space is available)
Price Includes: Jersey, Trophy,
Picture Package & Mouthpiece
Volunteer Coaches
Volunteer coaches are the
backbone of youth sports in
America. Without thousands
of parents signing up to
coach youth sports every
season, the youth sports
world would come to a
screeching halt. Volunteer
3-5 hours per week and be a
child’s leader. Please contact
310.456.2489 ext 363 for
more information on how to
volunteer.
Youth Cheerleading
Join the fun and show off
your best moves as you learn
cheer/dance techniques and
choreography. Learn routines
and become a star at the end
of season flag football half-time
shows! This program is designed
to inspire youth, practice the
ideals of good sportsmanship,
scholarship, and physical
fitness. Cheerleaders have the
opportunity to enhance their
skills, enthusiasm and knowledge
of cheerleading.
Grades K-5
W September 12-October 31
$100
Malibu Bluffs Park
3:45-4:45pm
Price Includes: Cheer Shirt & award
Youth Tennis
Grab a
racquet and
spend your
morning
learning and
practicing
the game of
tennis. Wear
tennis shoes and bring water.
Instructor: Bruce Young
Ages 5-12
Sa
S9: September 8-29
S10: October 6-27
S11: November 3-17
S12: December 1-15
$30 per day
Malibu High School Tennis Courts
10:30am-12pm
Youth Basketball
Coed: Grades K-1
Boys Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5, &
Middle School
Girls Grades: 2/3, 4/5, &
Middle School
Grades K-5 Game Dates:
December 1, 8, 15, January 12, 19, 26,
February 2, 9
Middle School Game Dates:
November 30, December 7, 14,
January 11, 18, 25, February 1
(Playoffs TBD)
Deadline to Register: October 12
$125 by October 12
$140 after October 12 (if space
is available)
Ways to Register:
Online: www.malibucity.org
In person: Malibu Bluffs Park, open
7 days a week, 10am-5pm
Mail: City of Malibu Attn: Basketball
23825 Stuart Ranch Road
Malibu, CA 90265
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
The Parks and Recreation
Department is seeking
donations for its scholarship
fund. In an effort to make
recreational programs and
activities available to all
residents, the City provides
financial assistance to those
who are not able to financially
afford participating. All
donations are tax deductible.
Contact 310.456.2489 ext 363 or
ext 337 for more information.
Youth Sports
Youth Flag Football League
Middle School Sports
Middle School Girls
Volleyball
VolleyPop
instructors
will create a
challenging
and fun
physical
environment for middle school
volleyball players. The program
will consist of a bi-weekly
meeting to prepare girls for the
high school volleyball program.
Maximum participation: 40
participants. www.volleypop.com
Instructor: Volleypop
Girls Grades 6-8
September 11-November 1
$165 by September 11
$180 after September 11
Malibu High School Small
Gymnasium
T 3:30-5pm, Practice
Th 3:30-5pm, Game Day
Middle School Girls Tennis
The Middle
School
Girls Tennis
Program
will prepare
players for
the high
school tennis
team! No traveling required; all
classes will take place at Malibu
High School. The program will
consist of weekly gatherings
where players can practice and
participate in singles and doubles
matches.
Girls Grades 6-8
F September 14-November 2
$150 by September 14
$165 after September 14
2-4pm
Middle School Girls
Cheerleading
Show your
Malibu Sharks
school spirit by
joining the 5th
annual Middle
School Girls
Cheerleading Squad! Learn cheer
motions, jumps, kicks, stunts, and
tumbling to your favorite music.
On Friday evenings, December
through February, the squad
will cheer at the Middle School
Basketball games at Malibu High
School. Returning members with
uniforms that still fit do not need
to pay the material fee.
Instructor: Ms. Melisa Andino
Grades 6-8
Mid-October through Mid-February
Deadline to Register: September 30
$125
$200 Materials fee payable to Ms.
Andino includes: Uniform, Practice
Gear & Poms
Adult Sports
Adult Tennis
Grab a
racquet and
spend your
morning
learning and
practicing
the game of
tennis. Wear
tennis shoes and bring water.
Ages 18 & up
Sa
S9: September 8-29
S10: October 6-27
S11: November 3-17
S12: December 1-15
$30 per day
9-10:30am
Adult Open-Gym Basketball
Adult Softball League
Play in a weekly
night of open
gym basketball.
This is for anyone
who has played,
does play, likes
to play, has
been invited to
play, or is thinking about playing
basketball! Wear non-marking
shoes. Players must adhere to
a strict code of conduct which
includes: good sportsmanship, no
profanity, and no dunking.
Join the 7th annual Coed Adult
Softball League. Registrations are
being accepted for summer and
fall teams. Sign up as a team or call
310.456.2489 ext 363 to be placed
on the free agent list. Teams must
consist of a minimum of 12 players;
four teams maximum per league.
Co-Rec D League: Competitive
Teams, home runs allowed.
Ages 18 & up
W Ongoing
Free for registered participants
Malibu High School Small
Gymnasium
6-8pm
Co-Rec E League: Recreation Teams,
1-up home run rule.
Ages 18 & up
Su September 9-October 28
$250 per team
$20 per game umpire fees (paid in
cash on game days)
Malibu Bluffs Park Pony Field
10am-5pm
24250 Pacific Coast Highway • 310.317.1364
Open Daily 9am – 5pm • Hours May Vary
No classes November 6 & 12 • Closed November 22
Kindermusik® Our Time:
Milk & Cookies Kindermusik® Village: Zoom Buggy
In this two-part
class make everyday
home activities
and chores easier
and fun with music! Cook and sing
to “The Muffin Man”; dust and clean
to “In My House”; get ready to wash
clothes to the delightful poem “Washing
Machine”. Move, play, and sing together
in developmentally appropriate
activities for 1 to 3-year-olds. Session 2
will vary from Session 1; we encourage
participants to sign up for both sessions.
Material fee includes: Double CD, two
books, an instrument, and a home activity
book bundled in a lunch bag.
Swoosh, vroom,
and clickety-clack
your way through
this delightful
unit. Babies
and adults will dance, sing, and play
instruments to the theme of being on
the go. Chug around the room to the
song “Little Red Caboose,” hold on tightly
while “Riding in the Buggy,” and dance
your way to “Zoom-e-oh!” Engage in
playful activities such as infant massage,
lap bounces, exercise, and quiet time.
Material fee includes: CD, shape shakers
bell instrument, Zoom Buggy board book
and art banners.
Instructor: Andrea King Licensed
Kindermusik Educator
Minimum: 4 participants
Ages 18 months-3 years
$90
$60 materials fee payable to Andrea King
(onetime fee for both sessions)
M
S1: September 10-October 22
(No class 10/15)
S2: October 29-December 10
(No class 11/12)
Michael Landon Center
10:30-11:15am
Ages newborn-18 months
$90
$40 materials fee for new families payable
to Andrea King
M September 10-October 22
(No class 10/15)
11:30am-12:15pm
Tiny Pros Soccer with Brit-West
This title alone brings
images of rocking,
cuddling, singing,
and lulling to sleep.
But leading up to
sleepy time are many upbeat and playful
activities babies and adults will swirl to
a dream cloud dance “Meet Me Tonight
in Dreamland.” They’ll also play baby
appropriate instruments to “Aiken Drum,”
and “Sarasponda.”Favorite nursery
rhymes like “Wee Willie Winkie,” and
Diddle, Diddle, Dumping.” Material fee
includes: CD, fish baby shakers, Dream
Pillow board book and art banners.
Brit-West has developed an age
appropriate curriculum that teaches
children soccer in a fun but realistic
way. Children and their parents will
play games that will put the skills
they learn to the test. Brit-West
coaches are amongst the best in
the business having both soccer
qualifications and experience
coaching young players.
Instructor: Brit-West Soccer
Ages 2-7
Sa
$119
S1: September 15-November 3
$90
S2: November 10-December 15
Point Dume Marine Science School
Multipurpose Field
Ages 2-3: 9-9:45am
Ages 3-5: 10-10:45am
Ages 5-7: 11-11:45am
Kindermusik® Village: Dream Pillow
Ages newborn-18 months
$90 + $40 materials fee for new families
payable to Andrea King
M October 29-December 10
(No class 11/12)
11:30am-12:15pm
“Music Together” is
an internationally
recognized music and
movement class for
children. Classes are
mixed-age and are
designed for parents
to enjoy time with
their little ones. The
format includes singing,
dancing, and group
instrument play. Two
professionally recorded CDs and an
illustrated song book will be given to
each family.
Instructor: Cheryl Lev
Ages Birth-5 years
$200/$120 each sibling
Babies under 8 months old who attend
with a registered older sibling are free.
$39 materials fee per family payable to
“Music Together” on first day of class
F September 14–November 30
(No class 10/19, 10/26 & 11/23)
10:30-11:15am OR 11:30am-12:15pm
My ABC’s & 123’s
Children will have fun learning the
alphabet and numbers in new ways each
week. Explore new letters and numbers
through a variety of activities including
singing, dancing, storytelling, crafts and
more. Children will make their own
letters and numbers book in class. Parent/
Nanny participation is encouraged. New
instructor.
Instructor: Molly Gorman
Ages 2-4
$120
Th September 13-November 1
10:30-11:15am
Parent & Me Ballet – NEW!
Designed for parents and toddlers,
this class focuses on music and
exercises based on ballet basics,
gymnastics fundamentals and rhythm
exercises. It is a great introduction to
an active and creative lifestyle for your
child. Great for the budding dancer as
well as the parent! Wear comfortable
clothing. Recommended ballet attire
for children.
Instructor: Adrianna Fiori
Ages 2½ – 4½ $90
Th S1: September 13–October 18
S2: October 25–December 13
(No class 11/15 & 11/22)
Backstage Theater Room, City Hall,
Lower Level
10:30-11:15am
Parent & Me Classes
Malibu Bluffs Park & Michael Landon Center
Music Together®
Youth Community Programs
Introduction to Preschool
Chinese Fun! Children will
prepare for
preschool that
will focus on
developing
various skills
such as social
interaction,
language skills, writing skills and
more! Fun educational activities,
games, music, story time, crafts,
indoor/outdoor play, and more
help emphasize these skills. Wear
comfortable clothing and bring a
small snack.
Give your
child the gift
of learning a
new language.
The instructor
will introduce
your child to
the Chinese/Mandarin language
through games, arts & crafts,
activities, and more. Each class
will focus on characters, basic
daily vocabulary, and the colorful
Chinese culture. Children will have
so much fun they won’t realize
they are learning a language too!
Instructor: Molly Gorman
Ages 2½-5 $200/$25 class
$30 material fee to payable to
Molly Gorman
W September 12–November 14
10am-12pm
Instructor: Yun Ru
Ages 4-6
$120
$20 material fee payable to Yun Ru
Tu September 11–October 13
4:45-5:30pm
Tot T-Ball Class
Tiny Tot and
Park Tales!
FREE! Gather
around as we
read fun stories
in the park.
After the stories
everyone is
invited to stay for
a snack. All ages welcome!
All AgesFREE
Tu September 11–October 16
Malibu Bluffs Park
near the playground
12:30pm
Children’s Hula Dance Class – NEW!
For full description
turn to page 12
Instructor: Anna Liza
Kalauokekupukupu
Abuan-Mckeon
Ages 4-12
$120/$20 class
Sa
September 15-November 3
3-4pm
Children will be introduced to
the concept of T-Ball through
different games and activities.
Children should wear comfortable
clothing, bring water and a glove.
Modified equipment will be used.
Tot T-ball is for beginners, no
experience necessary.
Instructor: Staff
Ages 2-5
$72
W S1: September 12–October 17
(No class 11/21)
Malibu Bluffs Park
2-2:45pm
Gymnastics
Learn the
fundamentals
of safe
vaulting,
tumbling,
balance
beams,
bars, and
trampolines.
Practice and improve various
other techniques in the exciting
sport of gymnastics. Parents
welcome but not required. Wear
appropriate clothing.
Instructor: Westside Mobile Gym
Ages 2-6
$200
Tu September 11–November 27
(No class 10/23 & 11/6)
10-10:45am
Youth Ballet Class
This class is an
introduction
to ballet basics
for all levels
of dancers.
Through dance,
your child will
learn technique,
posture, and
coordination
that can be used in everyday life
and activities! On the last day of
class a small recital will be held to
showcase the students’ work.
Ages 4-8
M S1: September 10–October 15
(No class 11/12)
Back Stage Theater Room, City Hall,
Lower Level
Ages 4-5: $90 3:30-4:15pm
Ages 6-8: $113 4:15-5:15pm
Learn about
photography
by going on
Nature Walks
near Malibu High
School. Students
will work
individually and
with friends to
create one-of-akind photographs. The instructor
will also teach children how to
use special photo related items
to create pieces of artwork. Pieces
will be on display the last day of
class.
Instructor: Rachel Gray
Ages 9 and up $55/$15 class
$20 material fee payable to Rachel
Gray
Tu September 11-October 9 (No
class 9/25)
Malibu High School,
Classroom behind pool
3:30-5pm
Zuma Youth Orchestra
By becoming
a member of
Malibu’s newest
instrumental
ensemble, this
will be a unique
opportunity
for students to
perform music of different genres!
Seven weeks of rehearsals and
coaching with some of LA’s finest
musicians in both large and small
group settings will culminate in
a public performance, date TBA. For more information, contact:
[email protected]
Instructor: John Kibler
Grades 6-9
$200
Tu September 11-October 30
Malibu Civic Theater, City Hall
6:30-8:30pm
Leadership & Public
Speaking – New!
See page
11 for more
information.
Instructor: Young
Ambassadors
Ages 7-13
$85 plus $25
material fee
payable to Young
Ambassadors
Th October 11-November 15
Ages: 7-9
3:30-4:30pm
Ages: 10-13
4:30-5:30pm
Zuma Room, City Hall
Horror Movie Workshop
Zombies,
Vampires, and
ghosts unite!
In this special
8 week-long
workshop,
students will
get to create
an idea for a Horror movie and
turn that idea into an animated
blockbuster filled with scary
sound effects, music, and special
effects. Experience the thrill of
making a horror movie from
the first call of “Action”, to “That’s
a wrap!” All movies will be
professionally edited, and a DVD
will be provided to every student.
Let your imagination run wild!!!
For more information visit
www.moviesbykids.com.
Instructor: Movies by Kids
Ages 8 and up $120
$10 material fee payable to
Movies by Kids
M September 10–October 29
4:45-5:45pm
Youth Comedy Improv – NEW!
Join the
Young
Actors
Project in
a class that
offers an
introduction
to sketch comedy for children!
This fun class is a comedic
exploration of a concept,
character, or situation. Your
child will learn techniques that
will have everyone laughing!
This class will culminate with a
performance on Friday, November
16. Open to all levels.
Instructor: Young Actors Project
Ages 8-12
$300
$50 material fee payable to Young
Actors Project
Th September 13–November 15
Performance Friday, November 16
3:30-4:30pm
Cartooning with Mr. Scott
Learn how to
draw fun and
easy characters
by exploring
the basics of
cartooning. Draw
robots, dragons,
silly characters,
everyday
cartoons and
much more. When you leave you’ll
be inspired to create your own
characters at home then bring
them back to class to share. Mr.
Scott has more than 30 years of
cartooning experience.
Instructor: Larry Scott
Ages 7-12 $49
Tu S1: September 11–October 16
(No class 11/6)
3:30-4:30pm
Photography & Nature Walks – New!
Sports Plus – New!
Lego Animation
Children will enjoy this all sports
class that focuses on the classic
school yard games while creating
some of their own. Each week
they will learn a new game and
add some fun twists. Games
will include but are not limited
to Capture the Flag, Dodgeball,
Kickball, Tag and more. Wear
comfortable clothing and bring
water. Modified equipment will be
used. No experience necessary.
Ready to
take your
fascination
with Legos
to the
next level?
MBK will
provide the Legos to create
amazing movies. The ideas will
be yours, the sets will be built
by you, and you will operate all
the equipment to bring your
masterpiece to the big screen.
Whether it’s a re-creation of an
epic pirate battle scene or an
adventure in another galaxy,
this class is the ultimate place
to play with Legos. By the end
of class, children will have
created their own animated
short film. All movies will be
professionally edited and
available to view and download
at www.moviesbykids.com.
Instructor: Staff
Ages 6-10
$72
Sa S1: September 15–October 20
Point Dume Marine Science School,
Multipurpose Field
12-12:45pm
Organic Farming 101
Turn to page 12 for more info.
Instructor: Sandra Peltola &
Alan Cunningham
Ages 5 & Up
$200/$30 class
W September 12-October 31
3:30-5pm
Sa September 15-November 3
2:30-4pm
Vital Zuman Farms, 29127 PCH
Instructor: Movies by Kids
Ages 6+$120
M September 10–October 29
3:30-4:30pm
Teen Volunteer Opportunities
Department has volunteer opportunities
for those who enjoy assisting children,
older adults or working with the
community. Please register in advance
to volunteer by e-mailing kriesgo@
malibucity.org or calling 310.456.2489
ext 350. All volunteers must have a
signed waiver on file.
Malipalooza
Saturday, August 25
Malibu Bluffs Park
Assist with games, children’s
activities, crafts, set-up & clean-up
California Costal Cleanup Day
Saturday, September 15
Litter pick up along shorelines.
Register online: www.healthebay.org
Tiny Tot Olympics
Friday, September 14
Malibu Bluffs Park
Pre-event assistance; prepare and
organize crafts and games.
Sunday, September 16
Malibu Bluffs Park
Assist tiny tot participants with games,
arts & crafts, set-up and clean-up.
Tiny Tot Halloween Carnival
Wednesday, October 24
Malibu Bluffs Park
Pre-event assistance; prepare and
organize crafts and games.
Friday, October 26
Malibu Bluffs Park
Assist tiny tots with carnival games,
arts & crafts, set-up & clean-up.
Zumbatomic for Kids! Demo Day – Free!
If you would like to try
Zumbatomic but not sure
what it is all about, then try this
free demonstration! Meet the
instructor and enjoy this workout;
no experience necessary.
Please RSVP by emailing
[email protected] or by
calling 310.456.2489 ext 358.
Instructor: Kristy Ottomeyer
Ages 7-12
Free
W September 5
Lower Level
4:30-5:15pm
Zumbatomic for Kids! – NEW!
Zumbatomic is a healthy program
designed just for kids! The class is
designed to encourage children
to develop a healthy lifestyle
that incorporates fitness as a
natural part of their lives through
dance, music and exercise. Enjoy
high-energy fitness dances,
fun motivational games, while
learning new rhythms, styles of
music, such as hip-hop, reggaeton
and cumbia. All classes are
taught to not only cultivate
individuality and creativity, but
to develop leadership, respect,
team work, pride, confidence, and
responsibility.
Ages 7-12
$125/$15 class
Lower Level
4:30-5:15pm
Learn to be a fearless public
speaker! The course helps
students build confidence and
communication skills by using
hands-on activities. Students
will have fun learning about
speech writing, body language,
critical thinking, teamwork and
leadership skills.
Instructor: Young Ambassadors
Ages 7-13 $85
Ambassadors
Th October 11-November 15
Ages: 7-9
3:30-4:30pm
Ages: 10-13
4:30-5:30pm
Zuma Room, City Hall
Wire Jewelry Making
Workshop – New!
Learn to make
earrings, bracelets
and necklaces
using wirewrapping and
wire looping techniques at this
one day workshop. Students will
leave class with at least one pair
of earrings and materials to finish
a bracelet or necklace which will
be started during the workshop
and detailed instructions for
future reference. Materials will
include a wide range of bead
colors and shapes and a variety
of wires. Students will need the
following items to participate in
the class: wire flush cutters, chainnose pliers and round-nose pliers
(tools can be purchased at class
for $6 each). www.susanryza.com
Instructor: Susan Ryza
Ages 12 & up
$15
Susan Ryza
Tu October 23 7-9:30pm
Sa Dec 1 2-4:30pm
Digital Photography – New!
Teen Events
In this hands-on class students will
learn both technical and aesthetic
aspects of digital photography.
With the assistance of the instructor,
students will design a photography
project which will be on display the
last day of class. Class will take place
after school at Malibu High School.
Is Your Teen Road Ready?
Instructor: Rachel Gray
Grades: 6-12
$95/$20 class
$20 material fee payable to Rachel
Gray
M September 10-October 15
Malibu High School, Classroom
behind the Pool
3:15-5pm
Teen Sketch Comedy Improv
Participants will explore the
fundamentals of improvisation
and sketch comedy. Have fun
engaging your imagination and
developing your acting skills
through games and writing
exercises. The class will culminate
with a performance on Friday,
November 16. Open to all levels.
Instructor: Young Actors Project
Ages 13-18
$450
Actors Project
Th September 13 – November 15
Performance Friday, November 16
4:30-7pm
SAT Test Preparation
Prepare for the SAT Test in October
by taking the Strommen 8-week
course. Strommen instructors
will help students prepare for
the test by focusing on subject
matter and test taking skills which
will improve scores on the final
test. Students will also have an
opportunity to take practice tests
and review sample questions.
Instructor: Strommen Tests
W September 29-October3
$260
Strommen Tests
6:30-8:30pm
Senior Center, City Hall
The Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station
has important information for
you and your teen to prepare
drivers to be safe on the road.
This is an excellent opportunity
to learn the laws of the road
and the precautions you
should take before handing
over the car keys to your teen.
Tu October 2
7pm Free
Multipurpose Room, City Hall
Haunted House & Drive-In Movie
A frightful night of haunts will
take over Malibu Bluffs Park
at the Youth Commission’s
annual haunted house and
drive-in movie night. Please
bring 2 canned food items or
make a $5 donation. Open to
students in Middle School and
High School. A special seating
section will be set-up for
students without vehicles.
F
October 19
Bring 2 Canned Food Items
or $5 Donation
5-9pm
Malibu Bluffs Park
Casino Night
Enjoy a night of casino style
games such as Black Jack,
Poker, and Roulette. Win chips
which can be cashed in for
prizes. Event co-sponsored
by the Boys and Girls Club of
Malibu Teen Center and the
City of Malibu.
F
November 30
Free
7-9pm
Multipurpose Room, City Hall
Teen Programs
Leadership and Public
Speaking – New!
Adult Classes
Basic Dog Obedience
Adult Ballet Class
This obedience class is for the
everyday dog and owner. All
of the basic commands will be
taught (come, sit, down, heel,
stand, etc.). By educating yourself,
the owner, and training your
dog, you are ensuring a great
companion! Classes are for the
entire family. Please do not bring
your dog to the first class. View
the course outline at
www.K9Tony.com.
Whether
you are
new to
ballet or
have had
dance as a
child, this is
the class for
you. Grace, balance and control
are key not only to keeping a
healthful, beautiful body, but for
developing the regal carriage that
allows you to glide through your
days with confidence. This 8 week
session will cover basic ballet
terminology as well as get you
into shape!
Instructor: Tony Rollins, K9 Academy
$150
Th September 13–November 8
Malibu Bluffs Park
6-7pm
Adult Chinese
This class is designed for high
school students to adults who
want to discover Chinese as a
second language. Start with basic
conservations, then reading,
writing, and Pinyin (the Chinese
Alphabet). Yun Ru has taught
Mandarin at local schools.
Instructor: Yun Ru
$120
$20 materials fee payable to Yun Ru
Tu September 11–November 13
(No class 10/23 & 11/6)
6-7pm
$120/$25 class
Th S1: September 13–October 18
(No class 11/15 & 11/22)
Lower Level
5:45-6:45pm
SHIELD Self Defense
Program for Women – NEW!
Students will learn the traditional
Polynesian dance and will also
be introduced to the rich history,
culture and romantic history of
the Pacific Islands. Instructor
Anna Liza is professionally trained
from the island of Hawaii.
SHIELD Women’s Self Defense
is a close-range fighting system
created specifically to empower
women in fighting back against
sexual assault. SHIELD relies
on one’s core and lower body
strength to generate power.
Students will practice the skills
and build it into muscle memory
or reflexes. The intensity level
increases as students become
more comfortable. New skills are
introduced each week during
the 8 week session.Please wear
comfortable clothing and bring
water.
Instructor: Anna Liza
Kalauokekupukupu Abuan-Mckeon
Ages 15 & Up $180/$25 class
Sa September 15-November 3
4-5:30pm
Instructor: Nelson Nio
Ages 15 & Up $375
Tu September 11-November 20
(No class 10/23 & 11/6)
7-9pm
Adult Hula Dance Class – NEW!
Tai Chi with Master Su
Master Su has over 45 years of
practice and has been named
one of China’s 100 best wushu
practitioners. She will teach
introductory Tai Chi with an
emphasis on posture and
movement, while incorporating
the Qigong practice.
$150/$20 class
F August 10–October 12
Intermediate 9:15-10:15am
Tai Chi with Master Yun
Yun Zhao has studied and trained
Tai Chi and other martial arts with
several prestigious masters for
over 20 years. Yun will teach a
short Tai Chi form that focuses on
proper posture, skeletal alignment,
coordination, breathing, and
imagination. Improve balance,
strength, flexibility, and achieve a
peace of mind.
$150/$20 class
F August 10–October 12
Beginner 8:15-9:15am
Organic Farming 101
Learn the basics
of organic
gardening. Plant,
maintain, and
harvest your own
seasonal crops.
Participants will
receive complimentary organic
produce that is grown on the farm.
Children under age 7 must be
accompanied by an adult.
Instructor: Sandra Peltola &
Alan Cunningham
W September 12–October 31
3:30-5pm
Sa September 15–November 3
2:30-4pm
Vital Zuman Farms, 29127 PCH
If you would like to try Zumba but
not sure what it is all about, then
try this free demonstration! Meet
the instructor and test out your
skills for Zumba. No experience
necessary. Please RSVP by emailing
[email protected] or by
calling 310.456.2489 ext 358.
Ages 18 & Up Free
W September 5
Lower Level
5:45-6:45pm
Zumba Fitness – NEW!
The Zumba program
is an exhilarating,
effective, easy to
follow, Latin inspired,
calorie burning
dance fitness! The class includes
slow/fast music, resistance training,
aerobic elements and Latin dance.
Latin dances include: Samba
Salsa, Mambo, Belly dancing, Hip
Hop and more. No experience
necessary fun for all ages.
Lower Level
5:45-6:45pm
Tai Chi & Health Exercises
Tai Chi Chuan is a martial art form
that enhances balance through
slow, graceful body movements.
Exercise can reduce the risk of
falls, improve balance and mental
attitude, and increase overall
strength and confidence.
Instructors: Mindy Panunzio &
Lotte Cherin
$2
T Ongoing (No class 11/6)
8:30-9:30am
Swing & Salsa Caliente
Learn the latest moves in
Classic Swing and Salsa with
one of Malibu’s favorite dance
instructors, Ms. M.C. Callaghan.
This class will focus on basic
Swing and Salsa dance moves
with an added touch of Fox Trot,
Rumba, Tango and Cha Cha.
Dance your way to better health
while having fun! Couples and
singles welcome. For more dance
information call 760.771.9050.
Instructor: M.C. Callaghan
$58/$16 Class
M S1: September 10–October 8
S2: October 22–November 26
(No class 11/12)
7-8pm OR 8-9pm
Dance Workshops with M.C.
New! Join M.C.
for one day dance
workshops. Each
workshop will
introduce a different
style of dance. This is
a great way to get out for a date
night with your spouse or just
get out and meet new people.
Refreshments will be served. For
more dance information call M.C.
at 760.771.9050.
Instructor: M.C. Callaghan
$25
M October 15 (Salsa Caliente)
December 3 (Tango)
7-9pm
Wire Jewelry Making
Workshop – New!
See page 11 for more information.
Instructor: Susan Ryza
$15 plus $35 material fee payable to
Susan Ryza
Tu October 23 7-9:30pm
Sa December 1 2-4:30pm
Life Stories – An Intro. to
Acting Through Spoken
Word Storytelling
Using acting
tools such as
improv games,
text analysis
and character
development,
this class will use
participants own stories to form
a basis of work that will result in a
spoken word style presentation.
Suitable for all levels and adult
ages. We will have fun and create
theater from our own stories.
Instructor: Scott Alan Smith
$205
W September 12–October 31
7-9pm
Hiking & Walking Group
Enjoy walking through the Santa
Monica Mountains National
Recreational Areas while gaining
the health
benefits of
being active.
Each week
the class will
meet in a
new location
within the
beautiful
community of Malibu. All ages
and groups are welcome. Please
RSVP prior to walk/hike by calling
310.317-1364. Please bring water,
wear comfortable clothing, a
camera (optional) and wear
appropriate foot wear.
Instructor: Staff
FREE
Th September 13–October 18
Location will vary. Call 310.317.1364
one week prior for location and to RSVP.
9:30-10:30am
Adult Classes
Zumba Fitness Free Demo Day!
30215 Morning View Drive
Located at Malibu High School
310.589.1933
Lap & Recreation Swim
Lap Swim Pass
$3 per person per day (Exact change please)
Ages 55 and over swim for free
$55
20 Entries
(Valid 60 days from issue date)
Pool Cosed
$75 Registration for most aquatic programs
available online or in person at the pool.
Swim Lesson registration available
only at the pool.
Family Pass
September 7, 8, 21 & 22
November 22
August 20 –
December 2
*Lap Swim Monday Tuesday 5-8pm
5-8pm
Wednesday Thursday 5-8pm
5-8pm
Recreation
6-8pm
Swim
Swim Team
5-7pm
5-6:45pm
Water Polo
5-8pm
5-7pm
Friday Saturday & Sunday
5-7pm
11am-3pm
6-8pm 4-7pm11am-3pm
5-6:45pm
5-6:45pm
11am-12:45pm
5-8pm
(Starting 9/5)
*Lanes may need to be shared, call ahead to check on availability. Schedules may be altered to accommodate MHS sports practices.
Aqua Aerobics Class
Seniors Staying Active!
Aqua aerobics is a great workout
for anyone, especially for those
with back or knee problems; it is a
low impact workout in the water,
no experience necessary.
Swimming
is one of
the best
exercises for
seniors. It is
safe and easy
on the body,
allowing
people to move their bodies
without bearing their weight.
Less stress is placed on the joints
and bones when you exercise in
the water. There are also many
benefits to doing water aerobics.
Water is naturally supportive so
there is no need to worry about
falling which may cause an injury.
It is also fantastic at building
strength since water offers natural
resistance; exercises such as
walking in water can burn twice
as many calories an hour than
walking on land.
Adult Training &
Conditioning
$3 drop-in (free to ages 55 & over)
Sa August 25-October 20
(no class 9/8 & 9/22)
11-11:45am
Coached workouts that will fit
your schedule! This program is
open to any swimmer interested
in improving their techniques,
overall fitness, or training for
a triathlon. Class instructed by
Claire McCarty, competitive
triathelete with All America status
and owner of EXCEL Specialized
Fitness.
$10
Tu & Th August 21 Ongoing
5:45-6:45pm
Pre-registration not required
Malibu Youth Water Polo League Youth Water
Polo for
children
ages 8-14.
No prior
experience
necessary,
but must
be able to swim 25 yards without
stopping. Water Polo Team
meeting for parents and players
will take place on Monday,
August 27, 5pm in the Physical
Education classroom (behind
pool). For more information call
310.589.1933.
Practices M & W
Ages: 12 & under 5-6:30pm
Ages: 14 & under 6:30-8pm
$285
First practice: Monday, August 27 at
6pm
First game: September 15 or 22
(all games take place on Saturdays
outside of Malibu)
Tournament: November TBA
A full-service swim club
constructed to meet the needs
of all aquatic athletes. Members
will be instructed by certified
professional swim coaches
who will be attentive to the
development of swimmers in and
out of the pool. We will insure that
whether one just wants to learn
how to swim or wants to compete
in water polo, junior guards, or USA
Swimming, they will be prepared
to excel in those venues.
Please use the descriptions below
to find the best group level that
suits your child.
Sea Lions
Swimmers in this group will learn
the basics of swimming including
proper body line and streamlining,
kicking, circle swimming, all
four competitive strokes, and
complimentary drills.
Age Group Development
Swimmers must show proficiency
in the four strokes, and will
progress towards being ready for
competition. They will execute
turns for all the strokes, proper
start technique, learn to read the
pace clock, and complete more
complex workouts.
Age Group Competitive
These athletes regularly
compete in swim meets and
are looking to qualify for the
Junior Olympics. They are
developing the ability to swim
with increasingly complex race
strategy while continuing to
master their technique in the
four competitive strokes.
Senior Development
This group is for advanced middle
school swimmers and high
school swimmers to prepare for
competitive senior level meets in
Southern California Swimming
from grand prix to Sectionals
and Nationals. Swimmers are
expected to make a commitment
to swimming and be accountable
for that dedication.
Conditioning Group
This group is designed to prepare
aquatic athletes to excel in their
sports whether they are water
polo players, junior guards or
multisport athletes. Depending
on the need, swimmers will either
participate in Basic Conditioning
(2 times per week) or Advanced
Conditioning (4 times per week).
Quarterly Fees for Program Levels
Program Begins Monday, August 20
Sea Lions
Age Group Development
$400
$450
Age Group
Competitive
$500
Senior Development $600
Conditioning Basic
$240
Conditioning Advanced
$350
30% discount for additional
swimmers from the same family.
Annual Membership fee is $150
which covers USA Swim membership
and all material fees (good for 1 year).
Visit www.malibuseawolves.org
for information or email
[email protected].
Malibu Seawolves Swimming
Swim Lessons
Swim Level Descriptions
Starfish Level (Ages 3-7): For the
first time swimmer who is ready
to get their head wet and become
more comfortable in the water.
This class will teach kicking, arm
movement, blowing bubbles and
supported back float. Safety in
and around water is stressed.
Guppies Level (Ages 4-7): For
the swimmer who is ready to
begin learning strokes and go
underwater. This class teaches
the child to propel themselves
through the water and continues
working on kicking, breathing and
arm strokes. (Must have passed
Starfish level).
Sea Otters Level (Ages 6-11):
For the swimmer who is able to
float on their own, swim under
water, and hold their breath
comfortably. This class will
introduce side breathing, free,
back and breast strokes. (Must
have passed Guppies level).
Registration
for fall lessons
will begin on
August 13.
Registration for
lessons must be
done in person
at the Malibu
Community Pool. Online
registration is not available for
swim lessons.
6 week session
Sa
September 15–October 27
(no class 9/22)
$70
1-1:40pm
Lessons will take place on
Saturdays and Sundays beginning
September 15 through October 28.
Starfish Class
Stingrays Class
6 week session
Sa
(no class 9/22)
$70
12-12:35pm
6 week session
Su
(no class 9/23)
$70
12-12:45pm
Stingrays Level (Ages 7-15):
This class continues to work on
refining free, back, breast and
side stokes, and introduces the
swimmer to head first entry
diving from the wall and treading
water. (Must have passed Sea
Otters Level).
Orca Level (Ages 8-18): This class
takes place in the deep end and
works on refining the swimmers
strokes so they swim 25 yards
without stopping. Participants
will continue to work on treading
water, head first diving and water
safety in oceans and deep water.
(Must have passed Stingray level).
Sea Otters Class
Guppies Class
6 week session
Sa
(no class 9/22)
$70
12-12:35pm
If you have any questions or aren’t
sure what level to place your child
in, please speak to the lifeguard at
the pool for clarifications.
Orcas Class
6 week session
Su
(no class 9/23)
$70
1-1:45pm
310.456.2489 ext 357
Hours of Operation
Mon. – Thurs. • 8am-5pm
Friday 8am-4:30pm
Free Membership!
Chair Yoga
Yoga is a
wonderful way to
stretch your body
and calm your
mind. Get fit while
you sit! Join this
peaceful hour of
exercise.
Instructor: Tri Yoga
$2
MOngoing
1-2pm
Senior Fit For Life
Meet your
fitness needs
as an active
adult with
low-impact
cardiovascular movement
and a variety of muscular
strength exercise to help
increase endurance and
mobility. Cool down will
consist of basic yoga, stretch
and core strength exercises.
Instructor: Yumi Erickson
$36
S1: F September 7-28
S2: F October 5-26
S3: F November 2-30
(no class 11/23)
Backstage Theater Room
City Hall
12-1pm
Free Demo Class August 31
Center Closed
Monday, September 3
Monday, November 12
Thursday, November 22
Friday, November 23
Golf for Seniors
Learn the basics of
routine and special
golf shots through
hands-on instruction.
Topics include proper
grip, stance, posture,
and ball position; the
difference between
“wood” and “iron” shots; and
the basic techniques for
chipping, pitching, lobbing,
cutting, hooking, and slicing
the golf ball, as well as putting.
The initial course will cover
equipment used, the scoring
system in golf as seen on TV,
and a discussion on how to
deal with limitations coming
from the back, hips, and knees.
Instructor: Dr. Fred Lieberman
$15 material fee payable to the
instructor
Th September 13-October 18
9-10am
Mat Yoga
Learn new yoga poses,
increase flexibility, and practice
stretching techniques in a calm
and relaxing setting. Please
bring water and a yoga mat.
Instructor: Tri Yoga
$2
TuOngoing
3:30-4:30pm
A low impact, highly effective
workout incorporating the
elements of Yoga, Pilates and
standing poses. Instructor will
guide you through a series
of exercises while you work
at your own pace for a fitter
YOU! Bring a non-slip mat and
3-6 pound hand weights.
Instructor: Kathy Bailey
$40
S1: Th September 13-October 18
S2: Th November 1-December 13
(No class 11/22)
8:30-9:25am
Stretch and Strength
Build flexibility, balance,
circulation breathing and
muscle tone and learn to relax.
Borrow the Center’s yoga mat
or bring your own and wear
comfortable clothing.
Instructor: Marsha Cooper
$2
MOngoing
11am-12pm
Zumba Gold
If you enjoy moving to
music, you will love Zumba
Gold! Zumba encompasses
movements from the Cha Cha,
Salsa, Mambo, Cumbia and
more. Zumba Gold incorporates
low impact moves while
standing or sitting in your chair!
Modifications are available. No
experience needed. Minimum
enrollment must be met the first
day for the class to continue.
Instructor: Maureen Murphy
$40/$12 daily rate
S1: WSeptember 5-26
S2: WOctober 3-24
S3: W October 31-November 28
(No class 11/21)
S4: W December 5-12
($20 for 2 classes)
9-10am
Sr. & Active Adult Programs
Malibu Senior Center
Stretch, Tone & Balance
Line Dancing
Keep your body moving
and your mind sharp while
learning easy dances done to
various types of music. Class
time includes a review of the
previous week’s lesson. No
partners required, but bring a
friend to share the fun! Step
sheets and DVDs available.
Instructor: Kathy Bailey
$40
S1: Th September 13–
October 18
S2: Th November 1–
December 13 (No class 11/22)
9:30-10:25am
Tap Dance
An
introduction
to tap dance
basics and
simple
routines
for adults.
Tap Dance is the ideal
exercise for the brain, body
and soul. Improve your
disposition while dancing
to uplifting music. Tap shoes
recommended, but not
required.
Instructor: Frances Endres
$6 per class
Tu September 4-25
Malibu City Hall, Theater
11am-12pm
Photo Portrait Painting
Instructor
Inger Hodgson
will guide
you through
the mysteries
of classical
portrait
painting and will teach
limited palette, shadow
pattern and sight-size
technique. Bring a photo of
a loved one, an easel (if you
have one) and materials for
oil painting or water based
painting. If you do not have a
photo, Inger will explain how
to take one on the first day
of class. The finished product
will make a great holiday gift.
Instructor: Inger Hodgson
$160
Tu November 13-December 18
Malibu Bluffs Park
12-3pm
Computer Workshop Lifewriting
Author Louise Cabral’s
method of autobiographical
and personal writing known
as Lifewriting is beneficial
both mentally and spiritually.
It helps students/writers
access long forgotten
memories and gain new
perspectives on the past by
reliving their lives on the
written page. This type of
writing can offer healing,
insight and self-realization.
The class will follow the
guided imagery of Cabral’s
book, Islands of Recall.
Instructor: Louise Cabral
$40
$15 materials fee payable to
Louise Cabral
W October 3-24
1:30-3:30pm
Social Media
Learn computer basics such
as e-mail, website browsing,
Word documents, Excel
spreadsheets, and more. Bring
your laptop and questions to
class. All levels welcome. Free
wireless access available at
the Senior Center.
Instructor: Staff
$2
FOngoing
10am-12pm
Learn how to create
and update your
Facebook Page.
Facebook is a way
to communicate
with friends and family, share
photographs, and keep up
to date with your favorite
businesses, television shows,
celebrities and more!
Instructor: Staff
$2
2nd Wednesday of every month
2-2:45pm
Women
are invited
to join in a
weekly, nonjudgmental,
supportive
peer counseling session.
The program protects
members by a strict policy
of confidentiality and by
meeting in a secluded room.
Individual counseling sessions
are also available. Topics are
open to participants’ interests
and concerns. The program
is organized by Shirley
Cohn-Isaacson, a licensed
psychologist.
Free, donations accepted
TuOngoing
2-3:15pm
Current Events
Discuss
political
items
that are
changing
the world.
Conversations will cover
topics such as political,
economic, and social
movements that determine
local, national, domestic, and
foreign policies in the United
States and around the world.
Instructor: Volunteer
Facilitator
Free
2nd & 3rd Thursday
of each month
1-2:30pm
Monthly Luncheon
Where familiar friends
gather and new ones meet!
Indulge in an appetizing
and nutritious lunch while
enjoying a variety of
entertaining performances
from musicians, dancers, and
much more. Bring a guest
or two and learn about new
programs at the Malibu
Senior Center. Please RSVP.
$2 suggested donation
Th September 20, October
18, November 15
11:30am-1pm
AARP Driver Safety
Refresher Course
In order
to qualify
for the
Refresher
Course,
participants
must have
taken and graduated from the
8-hour Driver Safety Program
within the last 4 years (some
insurance companies require
3 years). This 4 hour, 1 day
course will review driving
skills and techniques. Please
RSVP 310.456.2489 ext 357.
$12 AARP members
$14 non-members (fees
payable to AARP)
Tu September 25
9am-1pm
City Hall, Zuma Room
AARP Driver Safety
Program
Tune up your driving skills and
update your knowledge of the
rules of the road; learn about
normal age-related physical
changes, and how to adjust
your driving to allow for these
changes; reduce your traffic
violations, crashes, and chances
for injuires; drive more safely;
get an insurance discount;
auto insurance companies in
most states provide a multiyear
discount to AARP graduates!
Learn about current rules of
the road, how to operate your
vehicle more safely in today’s
increasingly challenging
driving environment, and
some adjustments to common
age-related changes in vision,
hearing, and reaction time.
Please RSVP 310.456.2489
ext 357.
$12 AARP members
$14 non-members (fees
payable to AARP)
Tu September 18 &
W September 19
Must attend both classes
9am-1pm
City Hall, Zuma Room
Bread Program
The Senior Center will be
giving away bread, pastries,
and snacks at each Monthly
Luncheon. Members are
limited to one item per
person; first come, first served.
Bread graciously donated by
Malibu Pavilions.
Free
Th September 20, October
18, November 15
11:30am-1pm
Women’s Counseling
Piano Lessons
Creative,
private piano
lessons
tailored to
each student’s
individual
and musical
needs. Enjoy
yourself while
increasing your hearing
ability by focusing on the
interplay of sounds and
musical progressions,
exercising your visual muscles
and perception, as well as
increasing the coordination
ability between left and
right hand. Participants
are asked to register at the
Malibu Senior Center to
set up a 45-minute lesson
appointment.
Instructor: Jasmin Rezai
$30 per lesson
FOngoing
Starting September 7
Malibu Senior Center
12-4pm
Variety Acting
Workshop
Join this workshop to
learn about and practice
Improv, Monologues,
Dialogues, Scenes from
plays, and Performances. No
memorization is required and
all levels of experience are
welcome. Enjoy an afternoon
of connecting with people
of similar interests. Enhance
your skills and confidence!
Instructor: Rotating Facilitator
$1 donation per class for
supplies
WOngoing
Starting September 12
1-3:30pm
Senior Choir
Join an upbeat
Senior Choir.
Learn the
fundamentals
of singing
and perform
different
styles of music. This is a great
opportunity for socialization,
self-expression and learning
through the use of music. All
levels are welcome.
Instructor: Laura DeMieri
Free
MOngoing
10-11am
Thursday Theater
Bring a guest
or two for an
entertaining
movie.
Popcorn and
refreshments
will be
served. Held
the first Thursday of the
month; please RSVP.
Free
Th September 6, October 4,
November 1
11am-3pm
Senior Scoop Social
Celebrate birthdays each
month at the Senior Scoop
Social. Enjoy heaping
spoonfuls of ice cream, hot
fudge, whipped cream, and
sprinkles! Held on the third
Monday of each month.
Free
M September 17,
October 15, November 19
12-1pm
Special Event: Mah Jongg
Interested
in learning
or playing
Mah
Jongg?
Come
to the
Senior Center to learn or
to play this game that is
gaining popularity once
again. Participants will also
discuss the possibility of an
ongoing group. Please bring
a Mah Jongg League card
with you that have the rules
and standards hands to help
you along (can be purchased
through the National Mah
Jongg League for under $10
at 212.246.3052).
Free
W September 19
1pm
MC Callaghan will teach
a lesson on the Fox Trot
and Swing! Dance along
to sounds of the Rat Pack,
Frank, and more from the
good old days. After the
lesson we will enjoy music
and have open dancing.
Non-dancers welcome
too. Enjoy appetizers and
(non-alcoholic) beverages.
Participants are asked to
bring an appetizer. Please
RSVP to 310.456.2489 ext 357.
M November 5
$2
3-4:30pm
Special Event: Malibu Stage Company
Presents Art
Special Event:
Malibu Stage Company
Presents The Flunky
Attend a local theater
performance of Art. This Tony
award winning comedy finds
Serge, the main character,
buying an expensive piece
of contemporary art, but his
friend Marc isn’t so sure it is
art. Perhaps their pal Yvan
will solve their differences.
How do you define art?
One argument can ruin
more than one friendship.
Transportation not included.
Su September 23
$16
Malibu Stage Theater
5pm
Tuesday, September 18
World Premiere Musical:
Award winning pop star
Deborah Gibson and film
star Jimmy Van Patten
have selected the Malibu
Stage Company to debut
their funny yet touching
musical comedy with hot
new pop standards. This
flunky manages to convince
an aging rock star that he
should let him have his guest
house and the party begins.
Transportation not included.
Su November 18
$16
Malibu Stage Theater
5pm
Tuesday, November 13
Emeritus College Classes
Pre-registration for
Emeritus classes is required.
Applications can be obtained
at Santa Monica College or at
the Malibu Senior Center. For
additional information on
Emeritus College please call
310.434.4306.
Autobiography
Integrate the experiences
that have shaped your life.
Share memories and create
a family record.
Instructor: Mary Jane
Roberts
FOngoing
12:30-2:45 pm
Modern Poetry
Review
Contemporary
American
Literature:
Cross Genre.
Study fiction
poetry writers
and poets who write fiction.
Read and discuss short stories
and poetry. Students are
encouraged to bring and read
their own work.
Instructor: Carol Davis
WOngoing
10-11:50 am
Shakespeare
There are
poets and
there are
playwrights,
and then
there is
Shakespeare,
the undisputed master of
poetry and playwriting. In
this class we will explore
and revel in his genius. A
good time guaranteed.
Instructor: Peter Sawaya
TuOngoing
12-1:50 pm
Special Event: Happy Hour Hop
Charmlee Wilderness Park
Charmlee Wildnerness Park
2577 S. Encinal Canyon Road
310.457.7247
Open Daily
8am-Sunset
Charmlee Nature Center
Saturday & Sunday
8am-5pm
All hikes are free of charge but
there is a $4 parking fee per car.
Reservations required for
all hikes. Please call 310.317.1364.
Hikes will be cancelled if it rains.
Native Plant Gardening Class
Full Moon Hikes
Enjoy the
meadow,
fields, and
ocean
overlook
while hiking
in the
moonlight.
Look for
nocturnal
animals
and enjoy the views as the
moonlight glistens off of the
Pacific Ocean. Please bring a
flashlight, wear sturdy shoes
and dress warmly. Hike will be
cancelled in inclement weather.
Please call 310.317.1364 to make
a reservation. Those without a
reservation may be turned away
at the gate.
F
Su
M
W
August 31
September 30
October 29
November 28
7pm
6pm
6pm
5:30pm
Learn about landscaping with
California Native Plants that
are drought tolerant, easy to
maintain, attract birds, butterflies
and bees and offer great soil
stability on hillsides. The class
will be 2hrs in length and will
include a short hike through park
and public areas to view native
plants. Please make a reservation
by calling 310.317.1364. No
materials needed to prepare for
the class.
Sa
10am
Free
October 6
Volunteer Opportunities at Charmlee and Legacy Park
Do you love nature and like to hike? The City of Malibu is looking
for enthusiastic people to become volunteer docents at the
park. Docents lead weekly school groups and weekend hikes
such as: wildflower hikes and full moon hikes. We work around
your availability and will train you about the local flora, fauna,
geographical layout, and history of Charmlee and Legacy Park. For
more information please contact Amy at 310.456.2489 ext 337 or
[email protected]
Charmlee Educational
Outreach Programs
The Charmlee
Foundation in
partnership
with the City
of Malibu
offers a
unique
outreach
experience
to school groups or Scout Troops.
Groups can be as large as 60
(with chaperones) and as small
as 10. Trained docents will lead
groups on an educational hike
around the park and then to our
nature center that includes live
and static displays of animals,
plants, geology and history of
Charmlee and the Santa Monica
Mountains National Recreation
Area. To arrange a school group
hike please call 310.457.2490, to
schedule a Girl or Boy Scout Troop
hike please call 310.456.2489 ext.
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Malibu Equestrian Park
(Near Zuma Beach & Malibu High School)
310.456.2489
Open Daily
8am-Sunset
The Malibu Equestrian Park is operated by the
City of Malibu Parks & Recreation Department
in partnership with Trancas Riders & Ropers.
The park has a fenced arena for your horse to
work out or practice skills. The park is closed to
the public riding when scheduled equestrian
events are taking place.
“There is nothing better for the
inside of a person than the
outside of a horse.”
— Will Rogers
& Trancas Riders & Ropers
6225 Merritt Drive Trancas Riders & Ropers
Join Us!
First Wednesday
of the month – 7pm
24250 Pacific Coast Highway
TR&R is a non-profit organization
strictly run by volunteers.
The organization has been in
existence since 1952.
Trancas Riders & Ropers
P. O. Box 412
Malibu, CA 90265
310.457.9424
Malibu Equestrian Park
www.trancasridersandropers.com
TR & R Calendar of Events
Jumpers Show September 9
Western Show September 30
Shrimp Show October 28
Hunters Show November 4
Facility Rentals
Facility Rentals
Malibu City Hall
The City of Malibu has a variety of facilities available for rent.
Reservations must be made by calling 310. 456.2489 ext 363.
Applications are accepted up to six months in advance. Rates vary
depending on number of attendees, type of activity,
and duration of activity.
For more information, pictures of facilities, aerial maps,
facility rules, and a downloadable application, please visit:
www.malibucity.org - City Departments Parks and Recreation - Facilities and Parks.
Michael Landon Center at
Malibu Bluffs Park
Legacy Park
23500 Civic Center Way
Open Daily 9am-5pm
Malibu City Hall is available for
rentals during non-operating
hours. It was completely renovated
in 2011 and features 2 activity
rooms, 1 multi-purpose room and 1
conference room for your next party,
reception, meeting or training. City
Hall is also home to the Malibu Civic
Theater.
Malibu Civic Theater
An indoor facility is available
for birthday parties, wedding
receptions, meetings, trainings,
and more.
Occupancy is 40-50 dining or
50-60 auditorium. Tables and
chairs are available and included
for indoor use.
Legacy Park is at the heart of
the only location in California
where four natural coastal
habitats – coastal prairies, coastal
bluffs, Southern California native
woodlands and riparian/wetland
– are linked and accessible. As an
outdoor living learning center,
Legacy Park features state-ofthe-art technology. The cuttingedge environmental park project
promises far-reaching civic,
environmental and educational
benefits.
Additional Rental Locations
• Charmlee Wilderness Park
• Malibu Equestrian Park
• SMMUSD Elementary Schools
• Malibu High School
Sports Fields
• Las Flores Creek Park
• Malibu Community Pool
— For more information call 310. 456.2489 ext 363 —
City Hall is home to the Malibu
Civic Theater; equipped with
a high end sound system and
professional theater lighting
system. 296 maximum capacity.
Sports Fields at Malibu Bluffs Park
Two baseball
fields and a multipurpose field
are available to
rent for your next
company picnic,
birthday party, or
sporting event.
Pony Field is 300
feet to center field and Major
Field is 210 feet to center field;
base rentals are also available for
a nominal fee.
Community Organizations
City Hall
(310) 456-2489
Fax (310) 456-3356
City Department Telephone Extensions
Administrative Services Ext. 248
Building Safety Division
Ext. 274
City Manager Ext. 226
City Clerk Ext. 228
Code Enforcement
Ext. 359
Emergency Preparedness
Ext. 260
Parks & Recreation
Ext. 349
Planning Division
Ext. 245
Public Works
Ext. 352
Senior Center Ext. 357
Local Resources
Sheriff Station
(310) 456-6652
Fire Department
(310) 317-1802
Road Conditions Hotline
(310) 456-9982
City Attorney
(310) 643-8448
Public Officials
City Council Members
Laura Rosenthal, Mayor Lou La Monte, Mayor Pro Tem
Joan House
Skylar Peak
John Sibert
County
Zev Yaroslavsky, Supervisor State
Jerry Brown, Governor
Fran Pavley, Senate
Julia Brownley, Assembly
Federal
Barbara Boxer, Senate Dianne Feinstein, Senate
Henry Waxman, Congress (310) 924-1555
(310) 456-0180
(310) 457-2659
(310) 924-9881
(310) 457-7325
(213) 974-3333
(916) 445-2841
(310) 314-5214
(310) 450-0041
(213) 894-5000
(310) 914-7300
(310) 652-3095
State & Federal
Adamson House, Malibu
California Highway Patrol
Caltrans, Highway Information
CA State Parks & Recreation
National Park Service
Office of Emergency Services
State Parks Camping Reservations
(310) 456-8432
(800) 835-5247
(800) 427-7623
(818) 880-0363
(805) 370-2300
(916) 845-8510
(800) 444-7275
American Red Cross
Arson Watch
AYSO
Boy Scouts of America Boys & Girls Club, Malibu
California Wildlife Center
Chamber of Commerce Dial A Ride
Labor Exchange
Little League
Malibu Art Association
Malibu Senior Citizens Club
Malibu Stage Company Malibu Volunteer Patrol
Marine Mammal Stranding
Malibu Urgent Care
Wildlife Emergency Response
MalibuTownshipCouncil.org
(310) 445-9900
(310) 455-4244
(310) 317-2020
(310) 839-9905
(310) 457-2582
(310) 458-9453
(310) 456-9025
(310) 456-5303
(310) 317-4717
(310) 317-2018
(310) 457-0458
(310) 457-7086
(310) 589-1998
(818) 878-5506
(310) 458-9453
(310) 456-7551
(310) 458-9453
Los Angeles County
Assessor
Agoura Hills Animal Shelter
Beaches & Harbors
Fire Department, Battalion 5
Lost Hills Sheriff Station
Malibu Public Library
Waterworks
Waterworks Emergency
Weather & Surf Conditions
Weed Abatement
Wind Conditions, Zuma Beach
(888) 807-2111
(818) 991-0071
(310) 305-9554
(310) 456-2812
(310) 456-6652
(310) 456-6438
(310) 456-9661
(800) 675-4357
(310) 457-9701
(626) 575-5484
(310) 457-1174
Local Schools
Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District
SMMUSD
Juan Cabrillo Elementary
Malibu High School
Pt. Dume Marine Science School
Webster Elementary
Private Schools
Our Lady of Malibu
Pepperdine University
(310) 450-8338
(310) 457-0360
(310) 457-6801
(310) 457-9370
(310) 456-6494
(310) 456-8071
(310) 506-4000
General Contact Information
City of Malibu
Facilities & Staff Information
City of Malibu
Parks & Recreation Facilities
City Council
Meets the second and fourth Monday of every
month at 6:30pm at Malibu City Hall.
MALIBU BLUFFS
PARK
MALIBU CITY HALL
& CIVIC THEATER
City Council Members
Malibu, CA 90265
310.456.2489
Fax 310.456.3356
Mayor Mayor Pro Tem Councilmember Councilmember Councilmember 24250 Pacific Coast Hwy.
Malibu, CA 90265
310.317.1364
MALIBU
COMMUNITY POOL
& FIELDS
MALIBU
EQUESTRIAN PARK
30215 Morning View Dr.
Malibu, CA 90265
310.589.1933
6225 Merritt Dr.
Malibu, CA 90265
MALIBU SENIOR
CENTER
Malibu, CA 90265
310.456.2489 ext 357
Fax 310.456.3356
LAS FLORES CREEK PARK
Laura Rosenthal
Lou La Monte
Joan House
Skylar Peak
John Sibert
City Staff
City Manager
Jim Thorsen
Assistant City Manager
Reva Feldman
City Clerk
Lisa Pope
Environmental Sustainability Director/ Vic Peterson
Building Official
Planning Director
Joyce Parker-Bozylinski
Public Works Director
Robert Brager
City Attorney
Christi Hogin
Sheriff’s Department Liaison
Lt. Jim Royal
Parks & Recreation Staff
3805 Las Flores
Canyon Rd.
Malibu, CA 90265
CHARMLEE
WILDERNESS PARK
2577 S. Encinal Canyon Rd.
Malibu, CA 90265
310.457.7247
Fax 310.456.0539
LEGACY PARK
23500 Civic Center Way
Malibu, CA 90265
Director
Administrative Analyst
Recreation Manager
Recreation Supervisor
Recreation Coordinator
Parks Supervisor
Parks Maintenance Worker
Bob Stallings
Desta Ayelech
Amy Crittenden
Kristin Riesgo
Katie Gallo
Theresa Odello
Leanna Parish
Andrew Belter
Michael Douglas
TRANCAS CANYON
PARK
6050 Trancas Canyon Rd.
Malibu, CA 90265
Publication Design: www.ProHolmesDesign.com
ONLINE
Register online at
www.malibucity.org
Click on “Register for
Recreation Programs
Online” link at the bottom
of the home page. Pay with
VISA or Mastercard. The
$4 convenience fee for
online registrations is nonrefundable.
MAIL
Mail your registration form
and payment to:
City of Malibu
Attn: Recreation Programs
Malibu, CA 90265
Department offers a wide variety of programs
and classes at its various facilities. In order
to make registration as easy as possible, a
registration form has been included on
Page 28.
• Payment may be made by check, cash, or
money order.
• Make check payable to “City of Malibu.”
• There is a $40 service charge on all checks
returned from the bank.
• Registration will be processed on a first
come, first served basis.
• A class receipt/confirmation will be mailed back
only if you enclose a self-addressed, stamped
envelope.
Online Registration Information
www.malibucity.org
• On the City of Malibu homepage click on
“Parks & Recreation Online Registration” under
Featured Resources and Links.
• Select “Register” on the top task bar.
Register in person at:
Malibu Bluffs Park
10am-5pm
Open seven days a week.
WALK-IN
AQUATIC
PROGRAMS
• Select the class or program on left side of the page.
Please call 310.317.1364 for
registration information or
for online assistance.
• Complete registration form.
• The City accepts VISA and Mastercard.
• $4 convenience fee to register online. This fee
is non-refundable.
Minimum enrollment may be required for
some classes; please call 310.317.1364
for more information.
Find Malibu Parks & Recreation on
Register in person at the:
30215 Morning View Drive
310.589.1933
ASSISTANCE
City of Malibu
Parks & Recreation Dept.
Malibu, CA 90265
310.456.2489
www.malibucity.org
— Visit us online for program times and availability —
Registration Information
3 Easy Ways to Register
General Registration Information
Program Registration
Participant’s Name
Phone No
Parents’ Names
Email
Address
Date of Birth
City
State
Session
Dates Zip Sex
Program Make checks payable to City of Malibu.
Mail payment and registration form to:
City of Malibu, Parks & Recreation Department
Malibu, CA 90265
REFUND POLICIES & PROCEDURES:
• A program may be cancelled due to low enrollment.
• A full refund will be issued only in the event that a program is
cancelled by the Parks & Recreation Dept.
• In the event of illness or unforeseeable event, a credit
or transfer may be issued with the approval of the
Recreation Manager.
• There will be a $5.00 service charge for all refunds.
• One Day Programs and Day Camps: Refund request must
be submitted one business day prior to the program date.
• Classes: Refund requests must be submitted prior to the
start of the second meeting date.
• Sports Leagues and Tournaments: Refund request must
be submitted prior to the posting of the game schedule or
five business days before the first scheduled game, whichever
occurs first.
• For sports programs, if the individual has been injured within
the first three weeks of the league, a refund minus the service
charge will be granted.
• Participants may receive pro-rated refund or credit (less
non-refundable fees) if their refund request is not submitted
within the prescribed application period.
Grade
School
Receipt
Number
Amount Individuals with disabilities requiring any accommodations to participate in the
programs in which you are registering must inform the City of Malibu at the time
registration is submitted. Individuals needing such accommodations must document
the need for such accommodations, including the type and extent of accommodations
to complete the registration form or participate in the registered program.The City of
Malibu, as a matter of policy and law, will administer and conduct all City programs
in such a manner that no qualified individual with a disability will be excluded from
participation in, or be denied benefits of services, programs, or activities of the City. If
any individual feels that he/she or a group of individuals with a disability are being
discriminated against, the person(s) or group(s) are encouraged to contact the City’s
ADA office by phone at 310.456.2489, or in writing to Compliance Officer, 23825
STUART RANCH RD, MALIBU, CA 90265.
The undersigned agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the City of Malibu
and its officers, employees, and agents from and against any and all loss, liability
charges and expenses including attorney’s fees and costs which may arise by reason
of participation in any program. The City does not provide accident, medical, liability,
workers’ compensation insurance or any other insurance for program participants. As
parent/guardian, I hereby consent to emergency treatment of my minor child as a
result of accident or injury. I further agree to pay any and all costs incurred as a result
of said treatment. I agree to carefully inspect and satisfy for myself that the facilities
provided are reasonably safe for their intended use. I understand the City retains the
right to use photos taken during activities for publicity purposes.
Adult/Parent________________________________ Date________
(Signature required to process registration)
EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION
Name 28 • Program Information 310.317.1364
Staff
Initial
Phone Number
Relationship
PRSRT. STD.
U.S. POSTAGE
CITY OF MALIBU
Parks & Recreation Dept.
Malibu, CA 90265
PAID
MALIBU, CA 90265
PERMIT NO. 174
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