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QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER
www.malibucity.org
RECREATION GUIDE
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2014
C ITY OF M ALIBU
Youth & Middle School Sports
4
Middle School & Adult Sports
5
Parent & Me Programs
6
Tiny Tot & Youth Enrichment Programs
7-9
Pre-Teen and Teen Programs
10-11
Adult Community Programs
11-12
13
Senior Excursions
Senior & Active Adult Programs
14-18
Malibu Community Pool
19-21
Outdoor Recreation
22
Malibu Equestrian Park
Trancas Riders & Ropers
23
Facility Rentals
23
24
General Contact Information
25
Parks & Recreation Department
26
Registration Information
27
Program Registration
28
About the Cover
Get up and dance! Exciting dance classes for toddlers,
youth and adults will be offered with the City of Malibu’s
Parks and Recreation Department that will get you up
and moving this fall. The benefits of dance are endless
and include improved flexibility, weight loss, reduction in
stress, better posture, improved memory and more. The
City offers different types of dance and most are offered
at a daily rate or weekly rate. Classes that are being
offered this fall include Parent and Me Ballet (page 6),
Children’s Ballet (page 7), Jazz Hip Hop (page 8), Belly
Dancing, Hula, County & Western Dancing and Swing,
Salsa & Ballroom Dance (pages 11-12).
Scenic Photo: El Matador State Beach
Events this Fall
The City of Malibu Parks and Recreation
Department has a variety of events and activities
planned for the entire family this fall!
•Bring the entire family, including the dog, to
the final CineMalibu movie of the summer
on Saturday, August 23. The movie,“The
Adventures of Milo and Otis”, rated G will
begin at dusk, but you will not want to miss
an entertaining show by the Sky High Flying
Canines at 7pm. The event is free to attend;
bring blankets and chairs, seating is first come,
first serve. •The Middle School Fall Sports program will be in
full swing starting in September. Register and get
additional information at the Parks and Recreation
Department’s information booth at Malibu High
School’s Get Your Stuff Day or see page 5.
•Tiny Tots will be able to go for the gold at the City’s
Annual Tiny Tot Olympics! Children ages 2-6 can
participate in a variety of Olympic style games at
Malibu Bluffs Park on September 21. •The Harry Barovsky Memorial Youth Commission
will host the 1st Teen Film Festival in January 2015. Leading up to the Festival, workshops on film making
will be offered to students in Middle School and High
School throughout the fall season. See page 10 for
information on the all Film Festival workshops and
event. •The Malibu Senior Center will be hosting a Senior
Wellness Expo on October 23 from 11am-1pm. The Expo will feature information booths from
local service providers as well as free lectures on
Senior wellness. Individuals who RSVP will receive
a complimentary lunch. See page 18 for additional
information.
•Don’t miss out on Halloween family fun for all ages. Teens will be able to enjoy the annual Haunted
House and Movie Night on October 17. Dress up the
children and participate in a night of games, bounce
houses, costume parade and the Trick or Treat Trail
on October 24.
Register online on the City of Malibu’s website
www.malibucity.org/register or call 310.317.1364
for more information. www.malibucity.org
Welcome to the City of Malibu
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C ITY OF M ALIBU
Save Our Water
3) Let it go – Water trees and shrubs
no more than once a week for two,
5-minute-cycles at 30 minutes apart;
even better, keep a bucket in the
shower and use the water on your
plants.
4) Use a broom – Skip washing off
your driveways and patios with the
hose; you’ll also protect our local
streams and ocean.
California continues to experience a
drought due to extremely low rainfall
and below-average snowpack in the
Sierra Nevada Mountains, as well as
restrictions in the amount of water that
can be pumped from the Sacramento/
San Joaquin Rivers Delta. Malibu’s
water is supplied by the Los Angeles
County Department of Public Works
Waterworks District 29. The County
purchases imported water from its
regional wholesale water agency, West
Basin Municipal Water District. Our
area completely depends on imported
water from the Delta, and decreased
supply makes it extremely important
for everyone to conserve water. The City
recognizes the importance of water
conservation and is actively working
with the local water agencies to provide
outreach and incentives. Using water
more efficiently and changing some
wasteful habits now will be extremely
helpful if this drought continues, as
Southern California may be faced with
water shortages in the future. Even small
changes in your daily habits can result in
a large amount of water savings.
Follow these water saving tips:
1) Turn it off – Don’t let the water run
while brushing your teeth, shaving,
or washing dishes.
2) Cut it back – Water your lawn no
more than twice a week, for two
3-minute-cycles at 30 minutes apart;
better yet, replace your turf with
drought friendly plants.
5) Take pride in grime – Show your
commitment to conserving by
letting your car get a little dirty; if
you must wash it, take it to a carwash
that recycles.
6) Fill it up – Wash your laundry in full
loads only.
7) Chill out – Thaw frozen food in
the refrigerator, not under warm
running water.
8) Keep it down – Keep the swimming
pool levels low to avoid water
splashing out of the pool, and use a
pool cover to slow evaporation; your
pool will be cleaner too!
9) Ditch drips – Fix all leaking toilets,
faucets, hose bibs, and irrigation
right away.
10)Spread the word – Talk to your
neighbors and friends about
conserving water and let them
know if you see a wasteful habit
they can change.
Governor Brown has called on all
Californians to reduce their water use
by 20 percent and prevent water
waste – visit SaveOurH2O.org to find
out how everyone can do their part, and
visit www.malibucity.org/ConserveH2O
to learn more about rebates and
incentives for locals. Call the City’s
24-hour Pollution Prevention Hotline at
310.359.8003 to report water runoff.
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 1
November 11
November 27
November 28
Online Passport Appointments
at Malibu City Hall
The City of Malibu is an acceptance
office for individuals to obtain their
passports. Now you can schedule
an appointment online at
www.malibucity.org/passport.
When an appointment is scheduled
online, a confirmation email and a
reminder email are sent to the applicant
with all of the applicable requirements
for their appointment included for
reference.
Mayor Featured in Point Break
Parody
See if you
can spot
Mayor Peak
in the City’s
take on
the iconic
Point Break!
The gang
of surfers is stoked to hit the water
after another lucrative bank robbery
when they spot a mermaid eyeing them
from the beach. Watch how the story
unfolds at www.malibucity.org/psa. This
video is part of a series of public service
announcements created for the Keep
it Clean, Malibu campaign to protect
clean water in Malibu’s Area of Special
Biological Significance.
C ITY OF M ALIBU
Fall 2014
Student Intern Program
Student Intern
Applications for
the 2014-2015
School Year will
be accepted
from August
1 through
September
4, 2014. Applicants must be currently enrolled
high school, undergraduate or graduate
students. Interviews are scheduled to
be held the week of September 8, with
interns starting the week of September
15, 2014. The City of Malibu Student Intern
Program exposes students to public
service and promotes a career interest
in local government. At the same
time, the City benefits from the skills
and fresh perspective a student intern
can bring. Student interns are utilized
in the various City Departments
(Administrative Services, City Clerk’s
Office, Environmental Sustainability,
Parks & Recreation, Planning, and Public
Works) and have the opportunity to
work on administrative assignments
and special projects.
Additional information can be obtained
at www.malibucity.org - from the City’s
Homepage go to the City Departments
tab - Clerk Department - Student
Intern Program. You can also contact
Lisa Pope, City Clerk / Student Intern
Supervisor at [email protected] or
310.456.2489, ext 228.
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.
Community Emergency Response
Team (C.E.R.T.)
The City of Malibu together with the Los
Angeles County Fire Department is proud
to present the CERT training classes.
9/18
10/2
10/9 10/16 10/30
11/6
11/13 Disaster Preparedness
Fire Suppression
Disaster Medical Triage & Rescue
First Aid & Medical Organization
Light Search
& Rescue
Team Organization, Disaster Psychology
& Terrorism
Disaster Simulation Exercise &
Graduation
The CERT program is free to attend and
classes take place at Malibu City Hall
from 6-8:30pm. All classes must be attended in order
to complete the full course. Missed
classes may be made up at a later date. Participants will receive a free backpack
of emergency gear.
To sign up for the classes contact
Brad Davis at 310.456.2489 ext 260 or
[email protected].
City of Malibu Special Municipal
Election · Tuesday, November 4
A Special Municipal Election will be
held on Tuesday, November 4, 2014, to
submit a proposed ordinance to the
voters. The last day to register to vote
is October 20.
If you are unable to vote at the polls
on Election Day, you can request a Vote
by Mail Ballot. Voters who wish to Vote
by Mail must submit a written request
for a ballot no later than 7 days prior to
Election Day. Find your application to
Vote by Mail on the back of your Sample
Ballot or on the County’s website at
www.lavote.net.
Polls will be open from 7am – 8pm on
Election Day, Tuesday, November 4, 2014.
Environmental Events
Calendar
Visit www.malibucity.org for additional details.
Bulky Item Pickup
September 20
Call Waste Management 800.675.1171
by noon on Friday, September 19 to
make an appointment; seven (7) items
maximum.
California Coastal Cleanup Day
September 20 9am-12pm
Locations in Malibu, Los Angeles County
and throughout the state; register by
visiting www.healthebay.org
Coast Weeks
September 20-October 12
A three-week celebration of coastal
and water resources! The kick-off
celebration is Coastal Cleanup Day,
when 70,000 Californians come
together to keep the coasts and inland
waterways free of debris.
HHW / E-Waste Collection
October 18
10am-2pm
Malibu City Hall
Accepted items: electronic waste,
latex paint (water based), motor oil,
automotive & household batteries and
compact fluorescent bulbs
Smart Gardening Workshop
November 1
9:30-11:30am
Malibu City Hall
Advanced course
introduces organic
gardening, landscaping
with native friendly
and drought tolerant
plants and integrated
pest management
(environmental ways to
control pests)
America Recycles Day
November 15
Find us on Facebook and Twitter
@MalibuEnviroDpt and receive
invitations to special events, workshops
and volunteer opportunities.
Want to receive these events by email
or text? Sign up for the Environmental
Programs Calendar with the City’s NotifyMe
system at www.malibucity.org/news
www.malibucity.org • 3
Youth & Middle School Sports
Youth Flag Football League
Are you ready for some football?
In the City of Malibu Youth
Flag Football League a 2nd/3rd
grade team and a 4th/5th grade
will represent each elementary
school. Maximum of 12 players
per roster. Practices will begin the
week of September 1; games will
begin September 10 and take
place on Wednesday afternoons
at Malibu Bluffs Park. Practices
will be held on either Monday or
Tuesday, coach preference.
Grades 2-5
$125 by August 15
$140 after August 15 if space is still
available
Price includes: jersey, trophy, picture
package & mouthpiece
Youth Cheerleading
Become a star at the flag football
half-time shows! Coaches will inspire
good sportsmanship, scholarship and
physical fitness. Children will have the
opportunity to enhance their dance
skills, enthusiasm and knowledge of
cheerleading. Fee includes cheer shirt,
picture package and award.
Minimum: 5 participants
Grades K-5
W
$100
Malibu Bluffs Park,
Michael Landon Center
3:45-4:45pm
Volunteer Coaches Needed
The Flag Football League
incorporates a volunteer
parent program. A volunteer
coach, assistant coach and
team parent is needed for each
team. Volunteer coaches are
the backbone of youth sports
in America, as well as the social
conscience of each community. By becoming a volunteer coach
you can contribute to the positive
development of many different
children. Coaches will be asked
to volunteer a maximum of 3
hours per week, which includes
a practice (on a day and time of
your choosing) and game for the
duration of the league. The City
can provide coaches with training
and online resources through the
National Alliance for Youth Sports
& National Youth Sports Coaching
Association www.nays.org for
parents interested in learning a
sport and/or assisting with their
child’s team.
4 • Program Information 310.317.1364
Team Sponsorships
Available!
Companies can donate to the City
of Malibu Youth Sports Programs
and have their logos screenprinted on uniforms, equipment
bags, sweatshirts and more. All
donations are tax-deductible.
Special discounts are available for
sponsorships of multiple teams or
divisions.
Youth Basketball League
Teams will compete
in six coed divisions
based on grade:
K-1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6-8. Parents are expected
to volunteer as
coaches, assistant
coaches and team
parents. Basketball
coaches training
may be provided by
City staff or through online resources
upon request. All participants will
receive a uniform and end-of-season
award (trophies for elementary
age and medals for middle school). Weekly practices will be held after
school on a day selected by the
volunteer coach.
Coed: Grades K-8
Grades K-5 Game Dates: December
6, 13, 20, January 10, 17, 24, 31 &
February 7
Grades 6-8 Game Dates: December 5,
12, 19, January 9, 16, 23, 30 & February 6
Playoff Games TBD
Deadline to Register: October 17
$125 by October 17
$140 after October 17, if space is
available
All players must be registered before
Draft Night on Monday, October 27.
Ways to Register
• Online: www.malibucity.org
• In Person: Malibu Bluffs Park
Open 7 days a week
10am-5pm
• Mail: City of Malibu
Attn: Baseball
23825 Stuart Ranch Rd.
Malibu, CA 90265
Sports Programs
The City of Malibu Parks and Recreation Department offers numerous
Middle School Sports Programs through the Joint Use Agreement with
the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District. A variety of sports are offered each season:
Fall: Girls Volleyball, Cheerleading, Girls Tennis, Waterpolo, Swim Team,Cross Country
Winter: Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Cheerleading, Waterpolo,
Swim Team
Spring: Boys Lacrosse, Boys Tennis, Swim Team, Girls Volleyball
For more information visit www.malibucity.org/youthsports or
www.malibucity.org/aquatics or call 310.456.2489 ext 363
Middle School Girls
Cheerleading
Malibu High
School Volleyball
Coach Airess
Padda will create
a challenging
and fun
environment for
middle school
volleyball players
looking to excel to the next level. Bi-weekly practices will prepare
girls for the high school volleyball
program. Players will participate
in two tournaments during the
program and receive a t-shirt and
end of season award.
Show your Malibu Sharks school
spirit by joining the middle school
girls cheerleading squad! Learn
cheer motions, jumps, kicks, stunts,
and tumble to your favorite music. On Friday evenings, DecemberFebruary, the squad will cheer
at the middle school basketball
games at Malibu High School
and will also make various special
appearances and performances
with the high school squad. Returning members whose
uniforms still fit do not need to pay
the material fee. Maximum participants: 24
Minimum participants: 12
Coordinator: Airess Padda, Malibu
High School Volleyball Coach
Girls Grades 6-8
Tu/Th
$260 per player
Malibu High School Small Gym
3:30-5pm
Middle School Girls Tennis
Prepare 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. Players will receive a tank
top and medal.
Instructor: Malibu High Tennis
Coach, Bruce Young
Girls Grades 6-8
F
September 12-November 7
(No class 10/31)
$150
Malibu High School Tennis Courts
2-4 pm
Instructor: Malibu High
Cheerleading Coach, Melisa Andino
Grades 6-8
Mid-October through Mid-February
$125
$225 Materials fee includes:
uniform, practice gear and poms
(Made payable to Ms. Andino)
Middle School Cross Country
NEW!
Prepare for the high school cross
country team! The program will
consist of bi-weekly practices in
areas surrounding the Malibu
High School campus and Zuma
Beach. Optional meets will be
available for individual runners
who obtain a USA Track & Field
membership. Dates of meets will
be announced in September. Instructor: Malibu High Cross
Country Coach, Shawn Waco
Coed, Grades 6-8
M & W
September 15-November 26
$250 by September 15
*USA T&F Membership is an
additional fee
Malibu High School
3:30-5pm
Adult Sports
Adult Open-Gym Basketball
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.
Ages 18 & up
W Ongoing
Free for registered participants
Malibu High School Small
Gymnasium
6-8pm
Adult Softball League
Join the 9th
annual Coed
Adult Softball
League
which began
in 2006.
Registrations
are being
accepted
for 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. Ten teams
maximum.
Ages 18 & up
Su
(No games 9/14)
$250 per team
$20 per game umpire fees
(paid in cash on game days)
Malibu Bluffs Park, Pony Field
Middle School & Adult Sports
Middle School Girls
Volleyball
Malibu Bluffs Park & Michael Landon Center
Parent & Me Programs
24250 Pacific Coast Highway • 310.317.1364
Open Daily 9am – 5pm
Classes will not take place at Malibu City Hall on November 11, 27 & 28 • Closed November 28
Music Together®
“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.
Tuition includes: a professionally
recorded CD and accompanying
digital download for use w/
iPod, and an illustrated family
songbook.
Instructor: Cheryl Lev
Ages Newborn-5 years
$225/$120 each sibling
Babies under 8 months old who attend
with a registered older sibling are free.
F September 12-December 5
(No class 9/26, 10/10, 10/17, 10/24)
10:30-11:15am
Storytime on the Bluffs
Kick & Play
Kick & Play is
a parent-child
pre-soccer and
movement
program
specifically
designed for
toddlers between
12 and 24 months. Experienced
instructors along with puppet
friends, Mimi & Pepe, take
participants through a world
of exciting physical activity.
Individual attention, positive
reinforcement, and engaging
original music help develop presoccer skills that will have your
toddler learning to balance, run,
kick & play - all while having a
blast!
Instructor: Super Soccer Stars
$90
$15 material fee payable to Super
Soccer Stars
Th S1: September 11-October 16
S2: October 23-December 4
(No class 11/27)
Malibu Bluffs Park, Multipurpose Field
18-24 months: 10-10:40am
12-17 months: 10:45-11:25am
FREE! Gather
around as we
read a fun
story, enjoy a
small activity,
and sing a
song in the
park. After
the stories
everyone is
invited to stay for a snack. All ages
welcome!
All Ages
FREE
M September 8-December 1
Malibu Bluffs Park near the playground
11:30am (No class 11/24)
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. The Parks and
Recreation Department is seeking
donations for its scholarship fund.
All donations are tax deductible.
Contact 310.456.2489 ext. 363 for
more information.
Parent & Me Fairy Tales
As well as having
magical and
enthralling plots,
Fairytales are
often cautionary
tales, introducing
morality issues
in a light and
engaging style. Classes will
include story-time and arts &
crafts will build on the fairy tale
theme. This is a great way to
spend quality time with your little
prince or princess. Don’t forget
to wear your favorite costume to
each class!
Instructor: Recreation Staff
Ages 2 ½ -5 $85/$20 class
Tu S1: September 9-October 7
(No class 11/11 & 11/25)
11-11:45am
Parent & Me Ballet
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 2 ½ – 4 ½ $75/$20 class
M S1: September 15-October 13
(No class 11/10, 11/24)
(No class 11/13, 11/27)
Backstage Theater Room, City Hall,
Lower Level
10:30–11:15am
Tot T-Ball
Children’s Ballet
Have
some fun
outdoors
this fall by
playing
games,
singing
songs, and
dancing. Each week a different
theme will be introduced through
activities, crafts, and snacks.
Children will also learn social
skills, interaction with others,
movement, and cooperation. Wear
comfortable clothing.
Children will be introduced to the
concept of T-Ball through different
games and activities. Please
have children wear comfortable
clothing, bring water and a glove.
Modified equipment will be used.
Tot T-ball is for beginners, no
experience necessary.
The instructor
will teach ballet
basics for dancers
of all levels.
Through dance,
your child will
learn technique,
posture, and
coordination that can be used in
everyday life and activities! Early
Bird Special – $10 off, when you
register by September 1. The class
will culminate in a performance
on Friday, December 5.
FUNdamental Gymnastics
Fit & Fun for Kids
This class incorporates all elements
of fitness including stretch,
strength, cardio, coordination
balance and mental focus to
enhance and support sports and
dance skills for children.
Instructor: Thea Larsen
Ages 4-6
$120
W S1: September 10-October 15
(No class 11/26)
Backstage Theater Room
3:30-4:30pm
Children’s Yoga – NEW!
Children will learn the
FUNdamentals of gymnastics
with instructor emphasizing
skills such as progressive motor
development, correct body
positioning, spatial awareness,
strength, flexibility, balance
and social development.
Wear comfortable clothing.
More information at
www.montesgymnastics.com.
Instructor: Hugo Montes
$150
(No class 11/27)
Ages 2-4: 3:30-4:30pm
Ages 5-9: 4:30-5:30pm
Children will develop
body awareness
and coordination
through different
yoga poses,
breathing exercises,
visual imagery
and relaxation
techniques.Wear comfortable
clothing and bring a mat.
Ages 5-7
$75/$20 class
(No class 11/13 & 11/27)
Lower Level
3:30-4:30pm
Ages 4-7
M September 15-December 1
(No class 11/10 & 11/24)
Back Stage Theater Room, City Hall,
Lower Level
Ages 4-5: $200
3:30-4:30pm
$25 Costume fee
Ages 5 ½-7: $210
4:30-5:30pm
$30 Costume fee
Itty Bitty Basketball – NEW!
Children will be
introduced to
basketball through
fun age appropriate
activities and
games. Participants
will have the
opportunity to
practice basic skills such as
passing, dribbling, shooting
and rebounding while utilizing
modified equipment, including
lighter basketballs and 6 foot
baskets. All participants will
receive a jersey and participation
medal.
Instructor: Staff
Coed, Ages 3-5
$100
Sa December 6-February 7
(No class 12/27 & 1/3)
Malibu High School, Small Gym
9-9:45am
Tiny Tot &
Instructor: Recreation Staff
Ages 2 ½ -5 $105/$22 class
(No class 11/26)
10:30-11:15am OR 11:30-12:15pm
Instructor: Staff
Ages 2-5
$84
(No class 11/26)
Malibu Bluffs Park
1:30-2:30pm
Youth Community Programs
Outdoor Tikes
Tiny Tot &
Super Soccer Stars
Coaches from Super Soccer Stars
teach soccer skills in a fun, noncompetitive and educational
environment. Through the
age-specific curriculum, soccer
will be used to nurture, build
self-confidence and develop
teamwork. Low child-to-coach
ratios and positive reinforcement
will ensure that each child
improves at his or her own pace
while having fun! Material fee
includes t-shirt and Super Soccer
Stars drawstring bag.
Instructor: Super Soccer Stars
Ages 2-5 $90/$84 additional sibling
$15 material fee payable to Super
Soccer Stars
(No class 11/26)
Su S1: September 14-October 19
(No class 11/30)
Malibu Bluffs Park
Multipurpose Field
W Ages 2-3: 9:30-10:10am
Ages 3-young 4:10:15-11am
OR 3:30-4:15pm
Ages older 4-5: 2:25-3:25pm
OR 4:20-5:10pm
Jazz Hip Hop – NEW!
Youth Improv Acting Class
Fun for all levels of jazz and hip
hop dancers! The instructors will
teach children jazz techniques
and hip hop routines in a fun
and high energy class. The
class will then conclude with a
performance on Friday, December
5. Instructors Shai and Shashana
Rosen are professional dancers
featured on projects such as
Disney’s Shake It Up, Los Angeles
Laker Girls, Skechers, and
Nickelodeon’s Fresh Beat Band. Instructor: Super Stars Dance
Academy
Ages 2-8
Tu S1:September 9-October 7
(No class 11/11 & 11/25)
Back Stage Theater Room, City
Hall, Lower Level
Ages 2-5: 10-10:45am
$90
Ages 4-5: 3:30-4:30pm
$120
Ages 6-8: 4:30-5:30pm
$120
Su
Ages 2-3: 9-9:40am
Ages 3-young 4: 9:45-10:30am
Ages older 4-5: 10:35-11:25am
Ages 5-7: 11:30-12:30pm
Join Young Actors Project in a
class that offers improvisation
and acting training for young
performing artists. This
exciting class is an often
comedic exploration of
situations, characters, and
dialogue that lie just beneath
the surface. Guaranteed to
increase confidence and grow
self-expression. This class will
culminate with a performance
on Friday, November 14 with
professional improvisers: Mission
IMPROVable, from Westside
Comedy Theater. Open to all
levels.
Instructor: Young Actors Project
Ages 8-12
$300
$50 material fee payable to Young
Actors Project
Th September 11-November 13
Performance Friday, November 14
Malibu Civic Theater, City Hall
3:30-4:30pm
Zuma Ensemble
Become a
member
of Malibu’s
instrumental
ensemble,
for a unique
opportunity
to perform
music of different genres. Two
5 week sessions of rehearsals
and coaching with some of
LA’s finest musicians in both
large and small group settings
will culminate in a public
performance on Friday, December
5. For more information contact:
[email protected]
Instructor: John Kibler
Grades 6-9
$125
Tu S1: September 9-October 7
(No class 11/11 & 11/25)
6:30-8:30pm
Science Explorers
Cartooning with Mr. Scott
Chess
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.
Discover
the basics
of chess!
As the class
progresses,
learn key
moves and
strategies to help improve your
game and outwit your opponent.
Larry Scott, Ventura County’s
1976 USCF First Place Elementary
Division Team Coach.
Instructor: Larry Scott
Maximum Participants: 20
Grades 1-5 $80
Tu S1: September 9-November 18
(No class 9/16, 9/23 & 11/11)
Classroom 18, Point Dume Marine
Science School
3:45-4:45pm
Head Lice Awareness &
Prevention Seminar
An informational workshop
teaching basic facts about
head lice include the life cycle,
prevention and treatment of lice.
Additional question and answer
session will follow.
Instructor: Shadi Pezeshki
FREE
W September 17 6-7:30pm
OR
Sa September 20 10-11:30am
Instructor: Larry Scott
Grades 1-5 $80
Tu S1: September 9-November 18
(No class 9/16, 9/23 & 11/11)
Science School
2:45-3:45pm
Join us for an
eight week
session of
exploring
science
concepts!
You will
discover how rockets work,
what sound is, create a spooky
science lab, solve the case of
the disappearing snack using
forensic science and much
more!
Instructor: Jennifer Price
Minimum Participants: 8
Grades K-5
$160
(No class 11/13)
Science School
Grade K:
1:45-2:30pm
Grades 1-2 2:45-3:45pm
Grades 3-5 4-5pm
— Instructors Wanted —
Do you have a special skill or
talent you would like to share?
The City of Malibu is looking
for creative, enthusiastic and
organized instructors to provide
fun filled enrichment classes for
people of all ages and skill levels.
Classes such as eco-friendly
gardening, computers, art, fitness
and more!
To submit your idea contact the
for a class proposal form at
310.456.2489 ext 358 or email
[email protected]
Point Dume Enrichment Programs – New!
Pre-Teen & Teen Programs
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
[email protected] or calling
310.456.2489 ext 350. All volunteers
must have a signed waiver on file.
California Costal Cleanup Day
Saturday, September 20
Litter pick up along shorelines.
Register online: www.healthebay.org
Tiny Tot Olympics
Friday, September 19
Malibu Bluffs Park
Pre-event assistance; prepare and organize
crafts and games.
Sunday, September 21
Malibu Bluffs Park
Assist tiny tot participants with games, arts &
crafts, set-up and clean-up.
Tiny Tot Halloween Carnival
Thursday, October 23
Malibu Bluffs Park
Pre-event assistance; prepare and organize
crafts and games.
Friday, October 24
Malibu Bluffs Park
Assist tiny tots with carnival games, arts &
crafts, set-up and clean-up.
Teen
Film
Festival
Open to students in middle
school and high school.
Submissions due
Monday, December 8
Film Festival will take
place at the Malibu
Civic Theater on
Friday, January 9.
Teen Improv Acting Class
Join Young
Actors Project
in a class
that offers
improvisation
and acting
training
for teen
performing
artists. This
dynamic class is a great tool for
advancing acting skills and opening
young artists to situations, characters,
and dialogue in a spontaneous and
active way. Participants will build
short and long form improvisation
& story-telling skills. Guaranteed to
increase confidence and develop an
actor’s skills for film, TV commercials
and theatre. This class will culminate
with a performance on Friday,
November 14th with professional
improvisers: Mission IMPROVable,
from Westside Comedy Theater. Open to all levels.
Instructor: Young Actors Project
Ages 13 & up
$450 plus $50 material fee payable
to Young Actors Project
Performance Friday, November 14
4:30-6:30pm
SAT Prep
Prepare for the SAT Test by taking the
Strommen 6-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. Class
is set at a low instructor-to-student
ratio. Note: SATs will be held at
Malibu High School on October 11.
Instructor: Strommen Test
W August 27-October 8
(No class 9/24)
$299
$60 material fee
payable to the instructor
6:30-8:30pm
City Hall
Film Workshops • September 20, September 27 & October 4
Students will learn about film directing, cinematography, screen writing, editing
and producing. Led by professional film makers, workshops are designed
to prepare students to submit their work to film festivals while gaining the
knowledge of film making.
Classes are free to attend, space is limited, RSVP required by visiting
www.malibucity.org/teenfilmfestival or call 310.456.2489 ext. 350. All workshops
take place on Saturdays from 10am-1pm at Malibu City Hall, Civic Theater.
Sign up by visiting
www.malibucity.org/
teenfilmfestival
Teen Events
Pre-Teen & Teen Programs
A frightful night of haunts will
take over Malibu Bluffs Park at
the Youth Commission’s annual
haunted house and movie
night featuring ParaNorman
(PG). Bring a blanket and
chairs, movie will be shown
on the City’s outdoor screen.
Get in free to the event by
donating either toothbrushes/
toothpaste or bubbles which
will benefit Mending Kids
International.
F
October 17
$5
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
and gift cards. Event is cosponsored by the Boys and Girls
Club of Malibu Teen Center and
the City of Malibu.
F
November 21
Free
6pm
Boys & Girls Club of Malibu
Teen Center
Babysitting 101
Students will learn about caring
for young children with the
instructor’s tips, tools and creative
ideas for babysitting. Not only will
babysitters learn how to create a
fun environment for children, but
they will also understand safety
and emergency precautions, as
well as receiving a certification in
CPR through the American Red
Cross. Instructor, Cassie Murphy, is
an American Red Cross Instructor
and has worked as an early
childhood educator for a number
of years. Must attend both classes.
Instructor: Cassie Murphy
Ages 11-18
$75
Sa October 18
Sa October 25
$20 material fee payable to
Cassie Murphy
9am-12pm
Creations on a
“Green” Machine
Sew with a hand-cranked sewing
machine to create a Spanish tile
coaster. Easy to learn techniques
and skills will be taught at this
intergenerational class. Have fun
sewing on a "green" machine – no
electricity needed! All materials
(including machines) are provided,
and no experience is required. Examples of machines and project
on www.SewCranky.com
Instructors: Ginger Alberti & Mike
Sabo
$10 material fee
F September 12
Malibu City Hall, Multipurpose
Room
1:30-4pm
Belly Dancing
Swing, Salsa & Ballroom
Country & Western Dancing
Learn isolations, movement of the
torso, arms and hands, hip lifts
and shimmies, and traveling steps
from instructor Melanie Kareem
who has taught over 1,500 people
the art of belly dancing. Feel
wonderful and beautiful. Dress
comfortable, bare feet or socks. If
you wish you may tie something
fun at your hips such as a coin
sash, fringy shawl or beaded shawl.
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 class information
call 760.238.1498. Early Bird
Special – $10 off, when you register
by September 1 for Session 1 and by
October 6 for Session 2.
Yeehaw! Texas Two Step, Cowboy
Cha Cha , Western Waltz and
Swing will be the focus of these 4
week sessions. Get your blue jeans
on for a fun and easy learning
class. Solid basics and classic
Western Dance moves will be
taught. No partner necessary.For
more information call 760.238.1498.
Early Bird Special – $10 off, when
you register by September 1 for
Session 1 and by October 6 for
Session 2.
Instructor: Melanie Kareem
Ages 18 &up
$150/$20 Class
Tu September 9-November 18
(No class 11/11)
Back Stage Theater Room, City Hall,
Lower Level
5:45-6:45pm
Instructor: M.C. Callaghan
$75/$20 Class
S2: October 20-November 17
7-8pm
Instructor: M.C. Callaghan
$75/$20 Class
S2: October 20-November 17
8-9pm
Haunted House & Movie
Hula
Aloha, join in on the Hula fun!
Students will learn the rich history
of the Pacific Islands through
this wonderful Polynesian dance.
Professionally trained from the
island of Hawaii, Kumu Hula Anna
Liza looks forward to sharing Hula
dance with her students. Instructor: Kumu Hula Anna Liza
Ages 18+
$150/$20 class
Sa September 20-November 22
10-11am
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
TuOngoing
8:30-9:30am
Traditional Yang Tai Chi
108 Form
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.
$120/$20 class
F S1: September 12-October 31$120
S2: November 7-December 5 $60
(No class 11/28)
9:15-10:15am
Zumba® & Zumba Gold ®
Enjoy
a Latin
inspired
dance
fitness
class that is
exhilarating
with easy
to follow
routines that will help you burn
calories and increase stamina. Class may include resistance
training, aerobics and dance. Zumba Gold will include all of
the fun and excitement, but is
modified and include low-impact
moves for active older adults. No experience necessary to take
either class.
Instructor: Betty Yee-Opp
Ages 18 & Up $150/$17 class
W September 10-November 12
Lower Level
Zumba Gold: 4:30-5:30pm
Zumba: 5:45-6:45pm
Basic Dog Obedience
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.
Instructor: Tony Rollins K9 Academy
$150
Malibu Bluffs Park
6-7pm
24 Form Tai Chi
for Beginners
Instructor
Yun teaches
one of the
most popular
beginner's
forms of
Tai Chi, ‘24
TaijiQuan’.
This form of
Tai Chi is a
short version of the traditional
Yang Style which participants can
perform with ease. It gives the
beginners an introduction to the
essential elements of TaijiQuan,
yet retains the traditional style
of the longer hand form. When
practiced properly, this form
enhances control of balance,
exemplifies beauty, and improves
overall well-being.
$120/$20 class
F S1: September 12-October 31 $120
S2: November 7-December 5 $60
(No class 11/28)
8:15-9:15am
Experience a tour of the
Heritage Square cultural
center as well as a wide
variety of event facilities, a
visitor center and a gift shop. Heritage Square opened
in 1991 with the intent to
preserve the historical and
architectural uniqueness of
turn-of-the-century Oxnard. The Square consists of eleven
homes, a church, water tower,
pump house and storehouse. After the 60-minute docent
led tour, enjoy lunch at La
Dolce Vita an authentic
Italian and Mediterranean
restaurant. After lunch,
explore Downtown Oxnard if
time allows.
$33 (lunch included)
W September 10
9:15am-2:45pm
Deadline to Register:
September 3 or until full
California Science Center:
Pompeii Exhibit
Begin the
excursion
with a
unique
lunch at Tom’s Urban located
at L.A. Live in Downtown
Los Angeles. Tom’s Urban’s
menu is broken up into
“traditional”,“interesting” and
“adventurous” offerings of
small plates. Following lunch,
guests will be taken to the
California Science Center for
Pompeii: The Exhibition that
features over 150 precious
artifacts on loan from the
Naples National Archeological
Museum in Italy. Walk
through the exhibit at your
own pace and learn about
excavated artifacts, science of
archeology, volcanology and
Roman engineering through
multimedia and hands-on
science exhibits. $50 (lunch included)
F
October 10
10am-4:30pm
October 1 or until full
Pick-up location for most excursions is at the Malibu Senior
Center (23825 Sturart Ranch Rd.) unless otherwise noted.
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 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.
L.A. Farmers’ Market &
Food History Tour
Explore L.A.'s Original
Farmers’ Market with
artisan butchers, bakers
and candy makers. It is
home to a gourmet grocery
emporium with one of L.A.'s
finest cheese counters, an
international spice merchant
endorsed by Oprah Winfrey,
local celebrity chefs and
more. Guests will be
introduced to the Market's
fascinating history, including
stories of the legacy families
who have been part of the
landmark since its beginnings
in 1934 as well as taste
signature items from a variety
of Farmers Market stalls. Food
that may be included with
the tour are doughnuts, pizza,
authentic Brazilian barbecue,
Spanish gazpacho, Cajun
jambalaya and more. $65 (food included)
F
November 7
9am-3:15pm
October 29 or until full
Senior Excursions
Oxnard Heritage Square
Sr. & Active Adult Programs
Malibu Senior Center
23825 Stuart Ranch Road
310.456.2489 ext 357
Hours of Operation
Monday – Thursday
9am-4:30pm
Friday
9am-4pm
Free Membership!
Center Closed
Monday, September 1
Tuesday, November 11
Thursday, November 27
Friday, November 28
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
Meditation
Meditation not only brings
inner peace and calm, but
a myriad of health benefits. The class will open with a
stretching technique called
Subtle Energy Balancing, then
breath work and ending with
a guided meditation. No
experience necessary. Wear
comfortable clothing and
bring a yoga mat.
Instructor: Cathy Egner
$5 per class
WOngoing
Backstage Theater Room,
Malibu City Hall
12-1pm
Functional Fitness
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
Focus on improving the
muscles and joints used to
do regular things around
the house or daily errands. Wear comfortable shoes and
clothing and have fun with
a wide variety of music and
exercises that will leave you
with a little bit of extra pep in
your step!
Instructor: Jhenzier Gordon
& Pepperdine University
Students
$2
FOngoing
1-2pm
Backstage Theater Room,
City Hall
Therapeutic Stretch
& Strength
Build
flexibility,
balance,
circulation,
breathing,
muscle tone
and learn
to relax. Borrow
the Center’s yoga mat or
bring your own and wear
comfortable clothing. On
Mondays the class is held
in the Senior Center, on
Wednesdays and Fridays the
class is in the Malibu Civic
Theater.
Instructor: Marsha Cooper
$2
Ongoing
M 11am-12pm
W & F
10am-11am
Walking Group
Do you
take the
recommended
8,000-10,000
steps a day?
Increase your
step count
by joining
the Walking Club at Legacy
Park for an easy walk in a
fun social atmosphere. Wear
comfortable shoes, dress for
the weather, and bring water. Group will meet at Legacy
Park, at the corner of Civic
Center Way and Webb Way. Instructor: Staff & Volunteer
Free
TuOngoing
Legacy Park
10-11am
Join an upbeat choir and
learn the fundamentals of
singing and performing
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
9:45-10:45am
Computer Workshop
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
Cell Phone Workshop
Lifewriting
Bring a list of questions, your
cell phone, phone manual (if
you have it) and an open mind
with Sarah Schoenberger who
will assist you becoming more
comfortable with your phone. Please call 310.456.2489 ext
357 to set up an appointment.
Instructor: Sarah Schoenberger
Free
Once a month. Call for dates.
2:30-4:30pm
Theater Thursday
Enjoy an entertaining movie
once a month on the Center’s
oversized projection system.
A double feature will be
shown the first Thursday of
the month. Call ahead for
movie titles and exact times;
popcorn and refreshments
will be served. Free
Th September 4, October 2,
November 6
11am-3pm 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
$10
$15 materials fee payable to
Louise Cabral at the first class
ThOngoing
2-4pm
Wellness Expo 2014
Meet local service providers
and learn about healthy
aging! Informational booths
will include: medical doctors,
chiropractors, complimentary
medicine, health and wellness
businesses and senior care providers. All participants
will be entered in a free raffle drawing that will occur
throughout the day. Must be present to win.
Th October 23
11am-2pm
Senior Choir
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. Discussions will be on
the third Thursday of every
month after the monthly
luncheon.
Instructor: Volunteer
Free
Th September 18, October
16, November 20
1-2:30pm
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 18, October
16, November 20
11:30am-12pm Bridge Group
This is a relaxed bridge group
that is open to all levels,
including beginner-novice. Join us for fun and friendly
play on Monday afternoons.
Free
MOngoing
2:15pm
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. Participants may
create a self-portrait from a
photo or a loved one. Bring
an easel (if you have one) and
materials for oil painting or
water based painting. The
finished product will make a
great holiday gift!
Instructor: Inger Hodgson
$130 for 5 classes
Tu November 18-December
16
12-3pm
Michael Landon Center,
Malibu Bluffs Park
Hand-Cranked Sewing
Sew with a hand-cranked
sewing machine to create
a Spanish tile coaster. Easy
to learn techniques and
skills will be taught at this
intergenerational class. Have
fun sewing on a "green"
machine – no electricity
needed! All materials
(including machines) are
provided, and no experience is
required. Instructors: Ginger Alberti
& Mike Sabo
$10 material fee
F
September 12
1:30-4pm
Art Trek Workshops
Create
unique
works of
art using a
variety of
materials. Classes are
$2 each plus
$10 materials
fee due to the instructor on
the day of the workshop. Minimum of 5 participants
must be registered one week
before the workshop date. Watercolor
Exploring
transparency
on various
sizes of cold
press paper.
F
September 26
1-3pm
Playful
People
Portraits
Contour line
portraits
with
watercolor
and ink pen.
F
October 31
1-3pm
Little Linos
Lino cut
cards, gift
tags, etc. As
many prints
as you can
create in our
time together!
F
November 21
1-3pm
The Senior Center provides
monthly social activities
throughout the year. All
are welcome to enjoy an
afternoon of fun, meeting
new friends and finding
out about the activities
at the Center. All socials
require an RSVP by calling
310.456.2489 ext 357.
Monthly Luncheon
3rd Thursday of each month
September 18, October 16 &
November 20
$2 donation
11:30am-1pm
Tea Time
Last Monday of each month
September 29, October 27*,
November 24
$3 donation
3-4pm
*Potluck, call for details
Ice Cream Social
3rd Monday of each month
September 15, October 20 &
November 17
Free
12:15-12:45pm
Dial-A-Ride
Malibu Dial-A-Ride
program is a City sponsored
transportation program for
residents 60 years of age and
older or individuals of any
age who are disabled from
operating a motor vehicle
as defined by the California
Vehicle Code. The low cost
transportation takes residents
to various locations such as:
doctor appointments, medical
facilities, community events,
senior centers, shopping
facilities, and more. To sign up
for the service, an individual
must reside within City limits,
current identification must
state their Malibu address,
and they must meet the age
qualification; registration is free.
For additional information or to
sign up for the program please
visit the Malibu Senior Center
or call 310.456.2489 ext.357.
Forms are also available online
at www.malibucity.org.
AARP Smart Driver
Program
Tune up your driving skills
and update your knowledge
of the rules of the road. Learn about current rules
of the road, how to operate
your vehicle more safely in
today’s driving environment,
and some adjustments to
common age-related changes
in vision, hearing, and
reaction time. Auto insurance
discount may apply for
AARP graduates (check with
your provider)! Please RSVP
310.456.2489 ext 357.
$15 AARP members
$20 non-AAPR members
Th September 25 &
F
September 26
Must attend both classes
9am-1pm
Malibu City Hall, Zuma Room
AARP Smart Driver
Refresher Course
This course is offered to
participants who have
taken the 8-hour Smart
Driver Program within the
last 3 years. Please RSVP
310.456.2489 ext 357. $15 AARP members
$20 non-AARP members
F
September 19
9am-1pm
Malibu City Hall, Zuma Room
Socials
Educational Lectures
The Malibu Senior Center
organizes free lectures and
educational talks about a
variety of topics each month.
Please call 310.456.2489 ext 357
for additional topics and dates.
Special Events
Wellness Expo 2014
Senior Heart Healthy
Presented by Yolanda Barber
W
August 13
11am-12pm
Understanding
Diabetes
Presented by
Carol Hahn
with Allpoint
M
August 25
12-1pm
Honor Your Wishes
Through Estate Planning
Presented by Rebecca
Goldfarb, with Goldfarb & Luu
Professional Law Corporation
M September 8
12-1pm
Self Care, Self Healing
Presented by Accessing Ui
Th October 30
10-11:30am
Pre-registration for Emeritus
classes is required.; fall semester
begins September 2. For
additional information
please call 310.434.4306.
Modern Poetry
Nutritional Therapy
Workshop
Presented by
Rob Lowis
M
August 11
12-1pm
Emeritus College
Meet local service providers
and learn about healthy
aging! Informational booths
will include: medical doctors,
chiropractors, complimentary
medicine, health and wellness
businesses and senior care
providers. All participants
will be entered in a free
raffle drawing that will occur
throughout the day: must be
present to win.
Th October 23
11am-2pm
Fall Prevention
Awareness Week
Each year, one
in every three
adults ages
65 or older
experience a
fall and many
of those are
treated in
emergency
rooms for fall-related
injuries. Drop by the Senior
Center this week to pick
up information on fall
prevention, attend a lecture,
donate old prescription
glasses, or drop off unused
or expired prescription
medications all week. September 22-26
Review Contemporary
American Literature: Cross
Genre. Read and discuss short
stories and poetry. Students
are encouraged to bring and
read their own work.
Instructor: Carol Davis
W
Ongoing, starting 9/3
10-11:50 am
Autobiography
Review and integrate the
experiences that have
shaped your life. Receive
guidance, inspiration and
writing exercises to launch or
continue autobiographical
writing. Instructor: Ellen Reich
F
12:30-2:45 pm
Contemporary Art
Learn about current trends
in the art world, as well as an
understanding of how art
influences our lives.
Instructor: Eve Wood
Tu Ongoing, starting 9/2
12:30-2:20pm
Principles of Acting
Sharpen your acting skills in
this actor’s workshop.
Instructor: Barbara Gannen
W
12:30-3:20pm
Creative Writing
Create a variety of written
works for class critiques and
discussion. Learn the art of
skillful writing. All levels are
welcome.
Instructor: Ellen Reich
Tu Ongoing, starting 9/2
9:30-11:45am
30215 Morning View Drive
Located at Malibu High School
310.589.1933
Lap Swim Pass
*Lap Swim September 1, September 20
November 27
$75 Family Pass
(good for 2 months)
Ages 55 and over
swim for free.
August 18 –
December 1
Pool Closed
$55
20 Entries
(Valid 60 days from issue date)
$3 per person per day
(Exact change please)
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 5-8pm
Recreation
Swim
Saturday
& Sunday
5-8pm
5-7pm
11am-3pm
11am-3pm
5-7:15pm
5-7pm
11am-12:30pm
Swim Team
5-7pm
5-7:15pm
5-7pm
Water Polo
5-8pm
5-8pm
(Starting 8/25)
* Lanes may not always be available please call ahead to check on availability. Schedules may be altered to accommodate MHS sports practices and City programs.
Adult Training &
Conditioning
Coached workouts that will fit
your schedule! This program is
open to any swimmer interested
in improving their technique,
overall fitness or training for a
triathlon. Class instructed by
Claire McCarty, competitive
triathlete with All America status
and owner of EXCEL Specialized
Fitness.
$10
Tu/Th August 19-October 30
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 25, 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: August 25, 5pm
(No practice 9/1)
First Game: September 27;
season ends mid-November
All games take place on
Saturdays outside of Malibu
All players must be members of
USA Water Polo. Membership fee
may be paid online by going to
www.usawaterpolo.org
Lap & Recreation Swim
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.
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. Mon-Fri 5-6pm
For questions or more
information go to:
www.malibuseawolves.org or
email [email protected].
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. Mon-Fri
5pm-5:45pm
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. Mon-Fri
5-6:30pm
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. Mon-Fri 5-7pm
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).
All levels have optional practice
Saturdays 10:30am-12pm.
Fees for Program Levels
Quarterly
Sea Lions
$400
Age Group
Development
$450
Age Group
Competitive
$500
Senior
Development
$600
Conditioning
Basic
$240
Conditioning
Advanced
$350
Discounts available for additional
swimmers from the same family
(please inquire with coaching staff).
Annual Membership: $200 (good
for 1 year) includes USA Swimming
Membership and material fees.
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.
Sea Otters Class
Registration for fall lessons
will begin on August 11. Registration for lessons must
be done in person at Malibu
Pool. Online registration is not
available for swim lessons.
6 week session
Sa
September 6–October 11
(no class 9/20; make-up 9/21)
$70
Class time: 1-1:40pm
Lessons will take place on
Saturdays and Sundays
beginning September 6 & 7.
Starfish Class
6 week session
Sa
September 6 –October 11
$70
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).
Stingrays Class
6 week session
Su
$70
Guppies Class
6 week session
Sa
$70
Orcas Class
6 week session
Su
$70
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).
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).
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.
Swim Level Descriptions
Fall Swim Lessons
Seeking Docents for
Outdoor Education
Programs
City of Malibu Parks
Outdoor Recreation
310.317.1364
www.malibucity.org
State & County
Park Services
California State Parks
District Office: 1925 Las Virgenes
Road, Calabasas, CA 91302
818.880.0363
www.parks.ca.gov
Malibu Bluffs Park
The State Park
Services operates
parks such as
Malibu Lagoon
State Beach,
Leo Carillo State Park
Malibu Creek
State Park, Leo Carillo State
Park and more.
24250 Pacific Coast Highway
Open sunrise to sunset
Malibu Bluffs Park is a six-acre
community park located at the
intersection of Pacific Coast
Highway and Malibu Canyon
Road. The park consists of two
baseball diamonds, a soccer/
multipurpose field, playground
suitable for ages 2-12, jogging
path, picnic tables, whale
watching station, and the Michael
Landon Community Center.
Legacy Park
Do you love nature and like
to hike? The City of Malibu is
looking for enthusiastic people to
become a part of the volunteer
docent program. Docents may
interact and lead school groups
and other public educational
hikes which may include
wildflower hikes, riparian habitat,
butterflies/bees and more. We
work around your availability
and will train you about the
local flora, fauna, geographical
layout and history of the
Malibu hiking areas. For more
information please contact
Amy at 310.456.2489 ext 337 or
[email protected]
Educational Hikes
Office: 26876 Mulholland Hwy.
Calabasas, CA 91302
805.370.2301
www.nps.gov/samo
Open 9am-5pm
The Santa Monica
Mountains
publishes a
quarterly guide
with activities and
area map that is
Solstice Canyon
available
at Malibu Bluffs Park or City Hall. The
agency operates parks such as Arroyo
Sequit, Solstice Canyon, Corral Canyon,
Zuma/Trancas Canyons and more.
L.A. County Beaches
& Harbors
Office: 13837 Fiji Way,
Marina del Rey, CA 90292
310.305.9554
www.beaches.lacounty.gov
L.A. County
Beaches and
Harbors operates
beaches in Malibu
such as Surfrider
Beach, Zuma
Beach and
Point Dume Beach.
23500 Civic Center Way
Open sunrise to sunset
Located in central Malibu,
this park includes a walking
path that takes you through 5
different eco systems. The park’s
primary function is to catch
storm water run-off, clean it and
recycle the water on the native
vegetation park.
Santa Monica Mountains
National Recreation Area
Point Dume
Charmlee Wilderness Park
If you are a teacher and are
interested in arranging for a
docent lead hike at Legacy
Park, Bluffs Open Space or Las
Flores Park, please contact Amy
at 310.456.2489 ext. 337 or
[email protected]
2577 Encinal Canyon Rd
Malibu, CA 90265
310.589.3200
Operated and
managed by the
Santa Monica
Mountains
Conservancy.
Charmlee Wilderness
Park
6225 Merritt Drive
(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
Join Us!
First Wednesday
of the month – 7pm
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
www.trancasridersandropers.com
Malibu’s Area of Special Biological
Significance protects our coast
All water makes its way to the ocean
picking up everything in its path
What’s in your drain?
KEEP IT CLEAN
MALIBU
#keepitcleanmalibu
#asbs24
For more information, visit
www.keepitcleanmalibu.com
or call 310-456-2489
Malibu Equestrian Park, TR&R
Malibu Equestrian Park
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/facilityrentals
Michael Landon Center at
Malibu Bluffs Park
Legacy Park
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 five 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-of-the-art technology. The
cutting-edge environmental park
project promises far-reaching civic,
environmental and educational
benefits.
Additional Rental Locations
For rentals of the following facilities, please contact the
Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Facility Permits Office
at 310.395.3204 ext 71584.
• Malibu Equestrian Park
• Malibu Community Pool
• Malibu High School Sports Fields, Gymnasiums & Tennis Courts
• Juan Cabrillo, Webster & Point Dume Elementary Playfields
City Hall is home to the Malibu
Civic Theater; equipped with
a high end sound system and
professional theater lighting
system. 255 maximum seating
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
Skylar Peak, Mayor
John Sibert, Mayor Pro Tem
Joan House
Lou La Monte
Laura Rosenthal
County
Zev Yaroslavsky, Supervisor State
Jerry Brown, Governor
Fran Pavley, Senate
Richard Bloom, Assembly
Federal
Barbara Boxer, Senate Dianne Feinstein, Senate
Henry Waxman, Congress (310) 924-9881
(310) 457-7325
(310) 457-2659
(310) 456-0180
(310) 924-1555
(213) 974-3333
(916) 445-2841
(310) 830-1961
(916) 319-2050
(213) 894-5000
(310) 914-7300
(310) 652-3095
State & Federal
Adamson House, Malibu
California Coastal Commission
California Highway Patrol
California State Parks & Recreation
Caltrans, Highway Information
National Park Service
Office of Emergency Services
State Parks Camping Reservations
(310) 456-8432
(805) 585-1800
(800) 835-5247
(818) 880-0363
(800) 427-7623
(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) 457-1400
(310) 458-9453
(310) 456-9025
(310) 456-5303
(310) 317-4717
(310) 317-2018
(310) 457-0657
(310) 457-6462
(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
City of Malibu
Parks & Recreation Facilities
Parks & Recreation Staff
310.456.2489
MALIBU CITY HALL
& CIVIC THEATER
MALIBU BLUFFS
PARK
Malibu, CA 90265
310.456.2489
Fax 310.456.3356
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
Parks & Recreation Director
Recreation Manager
Recreation Supervisor
Recreation Coordinator
Administrative Assistant
Parks Supervisor
Parks Maintenance Worker
Bob Stallings
Ext 225
Amy Crittenden
Ext 337
Kristin Riesgo
Ext 350
Katie Gallo
Ext 363
Theresa Odello
Ext 357
Leanna Parish
Ext 358
Brittany Saleaumua
Ext 349
Andrew Belter
Ext 271
Danny Delsi
City Council
MALIBU SENIOR
CENTER
Malibu, CA 90265
310.456.2489 ext 357
Fax 310.456.3356
LAS FLORES
CREEK PARK
Meets the fourth Tuesday of every month at
6:30pm at Malibu City Hall.
Meets the third Monday of every month at
7pm at Malibu City Hall.
TRANCAS CANYON
PARK
6050 Trancas Canyon Rd.
Malibu, CA 90265
LEGACY PARK
Cultural Arts Commission
Harry Barovsky Memorial
Youth Commission
3805 Las Flores
Canyon Rd.
Malibu, CA 90265
Malibu, CA 90265
Meets the second and fourth Monday of every
month at 6:30pm at Malibu City Hall.
Parks
Make
Life
Better!
Publication Design
www.ProHolmesDesign.com
Parks and Recreation Commission
Meets the third Tuesday of every month at 6:30pm
at Malibu City Hall.
Register for the Parks and Recreation
Department’s notifications to receive information
on upcoming events, youth sports programs,
program registration updates and more! Visit
www.malibucity.org/news to subscribe to the
new system and receive information by text
message and/or e-mail. For more information
or assistance with registering, please contact
310.456.2489 ext 283.
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.
Register online at
www.malibucity.org/register
ONLINE
• 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.
MAIL
• A class receipt/confirmation will be mailed
back only if you enclose a self-addressed,
stamped envelope.
Online Registration Information
www.malibucity.org register
Register in person at:
Malibu Bluffs Park
10am-5pm
Open seven days a week.
WALK-IN
• Select the class or program.
• Complete online form.
• The City accepts VISA and Mastercard.
Mail your registration form
and payment to:
City of Malibu
Attn: Recreation Programs
Malibu, CA 90265
AQUATIC
PROGRAMS
Minimum enrollment may be required for
some classes; please call 310.317.1364
for more information.
Register in person at the:
30215 Morning View Drive
310.589.1933
Please call 310.317.1364 for
registration information or
online assistance.
ASSISTANCE
Find Malibu Parks & Recreation on
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
Zip Sex
Session
Program Dates 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
Amount Number
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
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PERMIT NO. 174
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