Soaring - City of Moreno Valley, California

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Moreno Valley
Soaring
Summer 2016
See back cover!
Activity Guide
MOVAL
ROCKS!
6:45 PM
The
MoVal
Rocks!
Concert
begins at 6:45 pm. Join us for
MoVal
Movies
immediately
following the concert.
Bring
your lawn chairs and blankets,
and enjoy a variety of local food
vendors on the grass behind the
Conference & Recreation Center,
14075 Frederick St. UMBRELLAS,
POP-UPS AND ALCOHOL ARE
NOT PERMITTED.
FREE ADMISSION
951.413.3280 | www.moval.org/pcs
MOVAL
MOVIES
8 PM
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Table of Contents
1 Welcome
Table of Contents
2 Community
Calendar
Event Listings
Map & Facilities
6 How to
Register
Form & Online
8 MoVal Kids
Zone
Youth Recreation
9 Get Active
Outdoors
Hiking Events
10 Enrich
Your Life
Classes
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Acting & Modeling
Art
Dance
Martial Arts
Music
Skills & Education
Special Needs
Creative Camps
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Basketball
Bowling
Fitness & Health
Golf & FootGolf
Kickball
Soccer
Softball & T-Ball
Tennis
Summer Swim Program
Volleyball
Valley Skate Park & Soccer Arena
24 50 & Better
Senior Programs
& Services
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Sponsored Classes
Arts & Crafts
Fitness
Games
Music
Skills & Education
Special Events
28 Community
Groups
30 Facility
Rentals
32 City Directory
Keep in touch with the City of Moreno Valley
MoVal
App
Like us
Follow us
Watch MVTV-3
programming
Visit us at
www.moval.org
Download on
your smartphone
Instagram
Welcome
4 Explore
our Parks
17 Fitness & Sports
Community Calendar
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Community
CALENDAR
May
Thursday, May 5
Cinco de Mayo
Pet Adoption Event
Moreno Valley Animal Shelter
14041 Elsworth St.
10 am-5:30 pm
Celebrate by getting a new pet.
Special discounted rates.
Thursday, May 5
Senior Community Center
Cinco de Mayo Celebration
Moreno Valley Senior
Community Center
25075 Fir Ave.
1-3 pm
Cost: Free
Seniors will enjoy a taste of the
Mexican culture. Snacks provided.
Friday, May 6
Mother’s Day Garden Party
Moreno Valley
25075 Fir Ave.
1-3 pm
Cost: Free
Attend our Mother’s Day garden
party for seniors on the patio.
Friday, May 6 &
Saturday, May 7
Mother’s Day
Pet Adoption Event
Moreno Valley Animal Shelter
14041 Elsworth St.
10 am-5:30 pm - Friday
10:30 am-3:30 pm - Saturday
Celebrate by getting mom a new
pet. Special discounted rates.
Saturday, May 21
Hike to Olive Mountain
Palm Middle School
11900 Slawson Ave.
(meet in the north parking lot)
7:30 am
Cost: Free
Difficulty: Difficult
3.6 miles round trip.
Monday, May 30
Annual Ceremony
Moreno Valley Veterans
Memorial @ Civic Center
Check website for details
www.moval.org
Cost: Free
Remember Moreno Valley’s
fallen military service members.
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Parbty iPe
arks
Birthday Parties hosted by
ces
Parks & Community Servi
Dates fill up fast, so book early!
For more information, contact
the Conference and Recreation Center 413.3280
June
Thursday, June 16
Father’s Day Celebration
Moreno Valley
25075 Fir Ave.
1-3 pm
Cost: Free
Fun, music and free barbecue
for seniors.
Free Family MoVal Movies to
follow. See ad on inside front
cover for more information.
Friday, June 17
MoVal Rocks! Concert:
Glacier Blue (Jazz/Blues)
Saturday, June 25
Taste of the Valley
Conference &
Recreation Center
14075 Frederick St.
5-8 pm
Cost: $25
MoVal Movies:
Cinderella (2015)
Lawn behind Conference &
Recreation Center
14075 Frederick St.
6:45-10 pm
Cost: Free
Bring your blankets and lawn
chairs and enjoy free live music
and local food vendors outdoors.
Friday, June 24
Smith (Country)
MoVal Movies:
Hotel Transylvania 2
Join the Moreno Valley Chamber
of Commerce for this annual
showcase of local restaurants
and caterers. Contact the Moreno
Valley Chamber of Commerce for
more information.
Need more information?
Go to www.moval.org or call us at 413.3280.
August
Thursday, August 11
Time for Tots Open House
TownGate Community Center
13100 Arbor Park Ln.
10 am-12 pm
Cost: Free
This annual event showcases
the City’s preschool-age
program, which prepares
youth ages 3 to 5 years for
kindergarten.
August
Date: TBD
State of the City Address
Conference &
Recreation Center
14075 Frederick St.
Come hear about the great
things happening in our City
during this annual event.
Start with our Basic Party Package, and then add on
additional services to make it your own!
BASIC PARTY PACKAGE
$300
Includes:
2 hour party
(minimum of 10 children)
Host/Hostess
Decorations
Games and activities
Add on items :
Extra children $5 per child
(Total max. 25 children)
Pizza package $50
(includes plates, napkins, pizza, and
drinks)
Additional Party Hour $100
Party Theme $35
Personalized Banner $15
*Birthday cake is not provided
A $100 non-refundable deposit is required at time of reservation and will be used
toward your birthday party balance
Plan Ahead
Saturday, September 10
YouthFest
Moreno Valley
Community Park
13380 Frederick St.
10 am-2 pm
Fee: Free
This annual event showcases
youth-oriented businesses
and services in the community.
Saturday, October 8
ArtoberFest
Conference &
Recreation Center
14075 Frederick St.
10 am-5 pm
Fee: Free
Event highlights local artists in
our community.
July
Monday, July 4
Independence Day Parade
North on Frederick St. beginning at Alessandro Blvd., then
west on Towngate Blvd.
Starts at 9:30 am
Cost: Free
Be a part of the community.
Monday, July 4
4th of July Family FunFest
Morrison Park/
Mountain View Middle School
Corner of Dracaea Ave. &
Morrison St.
2-9 pm
Cost: Presale- $2/per person;
$10/per family
On July 4Free before 4 pm
After 4 pm $3/per person;
Enjoy music, festivities, and
fireworks. Military members and
children under 5 are free.
Friday, July 8
Latin Fusion (Latin/Top 40)
MoVal Movies:
Pan
Friday, July 15
Wanted - The Ultimate Tribute
to Bon Jovi
MoVal Movies:
Goosebumps
Friday, July 22
Hit Me 90’s (90’s Hits)
Saturday, July 23
Hike to Hidden Springs
Hidden Springs Elementary
School, 9801 Hidden Springs Dr.
(meet in the front parking lot)
7:30 am
Cost: Free
Difficulty: Difficult
3.3 miles Moderate trip.
Friday, July 29
Battle of the Bands
MoVal Movies:
Inside Out
MoVal Movies:
The Good Dinosaur
Check out more event listings
on our Online Community
Calendar at www.moval.org
Free promotion for your event online.
List your event on the online Community Calendar at www.moval.org.
Community Calendar
Thursday, August 18
Hawaiian Luau
Moreno Valley
25075 Fir Ave.
1-3 pm
Cost: Free
It’s time for seniors to wear
Hawaiian-style attire and party.
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Upon request, events/classes/programs listed in this recreation guide will be
made available in appropriate alternative formats to persons with disabilities, in
compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Any person with a
disability who requires a modification or accommodation in order to participate
in these activities should direct such requests to Guy Pegan, ADA Coordinator,
at 413.3120 at least 72 hours before the activity. The 72-hour notification will
enable the City to make reasonable arrangements to ensure accessibility and
participation in this meeting or event.
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Explore our
PARKS
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Park Sites
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Adrienne Mitchell
Memorial Park
22631 Bay Avenue
Amenities: 4-Lighted
Basketball Courts,
Barbecues, Picnic Shelters,
Security Lighting, Tot Lot
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Bayside Park
24435 Bay Avenue
Amenities: Basketball Court,
Bethune Park
16745 Kitching Street
Amenities: Barbecues, Offstreet Parking, Picnic Shelters,
Restrooms, Security Lighting,
Snack Bar, Softball/Baseball
Field, 2-Lighted Tennis Courts,
Tot Lot, Water Feature
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Celebration Park
14965 Morgan Avenue
Barbecues, Off-street Parking,
Picnic Shelters, Restrooms,
Security Lighting, Tot Lot,
Water Feature
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College Park
16130 Lasselle Street
Amenities: Security Lighting,
Soccer Field, Tot Lot
Cottonwood
Equestrian
Staging Area
28590 Cottonwood Avenue
Amenities: Multi-Purpose
Trail, Picnic Tables, Security
Lighting, Picnic Shelter
Cottonwood
Golf Center
13671 Frederick Street
Amenities: Banquet Facilities,
Off-street Parking, Restrooms,
Security Lighting
El Potrero Park
Amenities: Barbecues,
Multi-Use Athletic Field,
Off-street Parking, Picnic
Shelters, Restrooms, Security
Lighting, Soccer Field, Tot Lot
Fairway Park
Multi-Use Athletic Field,
Security Lighting, Soccer Field,
Tot Lot, Volleyball Court
Gateway Park
23975 Manzanita Avenue
Amenities: Barbecues, Offstreet Parking, Picnic Shelters,
Tot Lot
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Cold Creek Trailhead
Nason Street and Dracaea
Avenue
Trail, Off-street Parking, Picnic
Tables, Security Lighting
10 27891 John F. Kennedy Drive
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Hidden Springs Park
12 9675 Hidden Springs Drive
Amenities: Barbecues, MultiPurpose Trail, Picnic Shelter,
Tot Lot, Trailhead
F. Kennedy Park
13 John
15115 Indian Street
Shelters, Restrooms, Security
Lighting, 1-Lighted Softball
Field, 4-Lighted Tennis Courts,
Tot Lot
Lasselle
14 Sports Park
3-Lighted Football Fields, Offstreet Parking, Picnic Shelters,
Snack Bar, Tot Lot
March Field Park
15 & Valley Skate Park
15415 6th Street
Amenities: Off-street Parking,
Restrooms, Lighted Skate
Park/Soccer Arena, Snack Bar,
2-Lighted Softball/Baseball
Fields
March Field Park
16 Community Center
15325 6th Street
Amenities: Basketball
Courts, Restrooms,
(Community Center Use Only)
Moreno Valley
17 Community Park
Shelters, Restrooms, Snack
Bar, 4-Lighted Soccer
Fields, Tot Lot
Moreno Valley
18 Conference &
Recreation Center
Amenities: Ballroom,
Gardens, Indoor
Basketball/Volleyball Courts,
Kitchen, Meeting Rooms,
Off-street Parking, Patio,
Restrooms, Security
Lighting, Wedding Arch
Moreno Valley
19 Equestrian Park &
Nature Center including
Hound Town Dog Park
11150 Redlands Boulevard
Amenities: Dog Park, Horse
Arena, Multi-Purpose Trails,
Off-street Parking
Morrison Park
20 26667 Dracaea Avenue
Off-Street Parking,
Security Lighting, Soccer
Field, Snack Bar,
4-Lighted Softball/
Baseball Fields
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13051 Elsworth Street
Amenities: Barbecues, MultiUse Athletic Fields, Off-street
Parking, Picnic Shelters,
Restrooms, Security
Lighting, 1-Lighted Softball/
Baseball Field, Tot Lot
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TownGate
32 Memorial Park
Veterans Memorial
33 Adjacent to Conference &
Recreation Center
(14075 Frederick Street)
Amenities: Ceremony Site,
Rose Garden, Veterans
Memorial
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Victoriano Park
34 25730 Los Cabos Drive
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Vista Lomas Park
35 26700 Iris Avenue
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Barbecues, Off-street
Security Lighting, Softball
Fields, Tot Lot
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Westbluff Park
36 10750 Pigeon Pass Road
Off-Street Parking, Picnic
Shelters, Restrooms,
Security Lighting, Softball/
Baseball Fields, Tot Lot
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Parque Amistad
21 26160 Gentian Avenue
Field, Tot Lot
Patriot Park
22 15310 Perris Boulevard
Amenities: Picnic Tables,
Security Lighting,Tot Lot
Pedrorena Park
23 16009 Rancho Del Lago
Amenities: Basketball
Court, Barbecues, Multi-Use
Athletic Fields, Off-street
Restrooms, Security
Lighting, 4 Tennis Courts,
Tot Lot
Rancho Verde Park
24 Lasselle Street & Cremello Way
Future Site
Rancho Verde
25 Equestrian Staging Area
17484 Kentucky Derby Drive
Trails, Security Lighting
Ridge Crest Park
26 28506 John F. Kennedy Drive
Multi-Use Athletic Fields,
Off-street Parking,
Security Lighting, Soccer
Fields, Tot Lot
Rock Ridge Park
27 27119 Waterford Way
Picnic Shelters, Security
Lighting, Tot Lot
Senior
28 Community Center
25075 Fir Avenue
Amenities: Banquet
Facilities, Billiard Room,
Classrooms, Meeting
Rooms, Off-street
Parking, Restrooms,
Security Lighting
Shadow Mountain Park
29 23239 Presidio Hills Drive
Off-street Parking,
Security Lighting, 2-Lighted
Softball/Baseball Fields
Park
30 Sunnymead
12655 Perris Boulevard
Off-street Parking,
Picnic Tables, Restrooms,
Security Lighting,
Snack Bar, 4-Lighted
Softball/Baseball Fields,
Tot Lot
31 TownGate
Community Center
13100 Arbor Park Lane
Amenities: Banquet
Facilities, Off-street Parking,
Restrooms, Security Lighting
Park
37 Weston
Field, Tot Lot
Woodland Park
38 25705 Cactus Avenue
Amenities: 4-Lighted
Basketball Courts,
Restrooms, Security
Lighting, Lighted Softball
Field, 4-Lighted Tennis
Courts, Tot Lot
To obtain a map of the City’s multi-use
trails and bikeways call 413.3702.
*All parks and recreation facilities meet
current ADA standards.
In our Backyard...
Lake Perris
State Recreation Area
Moreno Valley Entrance:
Via Del Lago east of
Moreno Beach Drive
17901 Lake Perris Drive, Perris
Amenities and Activities:
Bicycling, Boating, Camping,
Fishing, Hiking, Horseback
Riding, Paddle Boarding, Rock
Climbing, and Swimming.
For more information,
call: 940.5600.
Website: www.parks.ca.gov.
Park Sites
Shelters, Restrooms,
Security Lighting
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How to
REGISTER
Recreation Information
& Registration Form
Unless otherwise noted, registration is handled by the
personnel at the Parks & Community Services office,
14075 Frederick Street, Moreno Valley, CA 92553.
Registration fees will not be accepted at class locations by
instructors. Registration is conducted on a first-come,
first-served basis. All fees must be paid at the time
of registration. Registration fees and class days are
subject to change.
Registration
Office Hours: Monday - Thursday, 7:30 am - 5:30 pm
and Friday 7:30 am - 4:30 pm (closed holidays). For
class, program, or holiday schedule information, call
413.3280, email [email protected], or visit the
website at www.moval.org.
Registration fees for all programs and activities,
including monthly classes, are due at least four working
days PRIOR to the activity. Participants must bring a
paid receipt to the first class. Classes that fail to meet
the required minimum number of students within four
working days prior to the scheduled start date may be
canceled. Dates, times, and locations of all recreation
activities/classes, etc., are subject to change without
notice.
For your convenience, online registration is now
available
at
www.online.activecommunities.com/
morenovalley. Convenience/transaction fees
will
be applied to all online transactions and cannot be
refunded. Mail-in registration must be received four
days prior to the beginning of the program. Fees may
be paid by check, cashier’s check, money order, Visa,
MasterCard, Discover, or cash.
Processing fee per transaction is $2 for residents and
$4 for non-residents. A $25 non-refundable fee will be
applied to all returned checks, even if registration is
canceled. Unless otherwise indicated, registration is
continuous.
There is no prorating of fees. Program costs are as
stated in this guide. If you sign up for a class after the
class has started, you must pay full price (unless the
class offers “drop-in” rates) or you may wait until the
following session to register.
Lessons that are missed by the participant will not be
made-up or credited. Lessons missed by the instructor
or due to scheduling conflicts by Moreno Valley Parks
& Community Services Department will be made up as
soon as possible.
Fees paid for classes canceled by the Parks &
Community Services Department will be returned in
full, with the exception of online convenience fees.
A request for transfer to another class must be done
in person at the Parks & Community Services office.
Refunds must be requested in writing prior to the
registration deadline. No refunds will be granted after the
first class meeting. A 20% handling fee will be applied
to ALL refunds or program transfers. Refunds take
approximately one month to process. No person shall be
subject to discrimination on the grounds of religion, race,
color, sex, or national origin.
Registration Form
Some programs have specific registration dates. Please refer to the class description for dates.
Mail this form to the City of Moreno Valley, Parks & Community Services Department,
P.O. Box 88005, Moreno Valley, CA 92552-0805 or deliver to the
Parks & Community Services Office, 14075 Frederick Street, Moreno Valley, CA 92553.
Make check or money order payable to “City of Moreno Valley”
There is a $2.00 processing fee per transaction for residents and a $4.00 processing fee per transaction for non-residents.
Adult Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________________
Address: _________________________________________________________________________________________________
Day Phone: _____________________________________________________________ Evening Phone:____________________
In case of emergency: _____________________________________________________ E-mail: __________________________
Name: _________________________________________________________________ Phone: __________________________
Name: _________________________________________________________________ Phone: __________________________
Some classes may require additional information (e.g., birth certificate). See course description.
Participant Name
Date of Birth
Sex
Processing Fee
Activity Name
Class Date or Month
Fee
$2/$4
Total
CITY OF MORENO VALLEY LIABILITY RELEASE
I give permission for the minor in my custody to participate in the above mentioned activity and hereby waive, release and discharge
any and all claims or right to claim for damages for any personal injury or property damage which may have, or which may hereafter
occur to participant as a result of said minor’s participation in said activity. This release is intended to discharge in advance the
promoters, sponsors, employees, officials, and any involved municipalities or other public entities from and against any and all liability
which may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part of the persons/entities mentioned above. I hereby give permission for
the City of Moreno Valley to videotape and/or photograph my child(ren) or myself participating in these various Parks & Community
Services classes, events or programs. These videos and photographs are to be used to promote the programs to the community
of Moreno Valley. The videos will be edited and televised on MVTV-3 and its related media entities at the discretion of the Media &
Communications Division, and the photographs will be used in various print mediums.
It is further understood and agreed that this waiver, release and assumptions of risk is to be binding on my heirs and assigns.
Signature __________________________________________________________________________ Date _________________
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Get Online,
Not In Line
Register in English or Spanish in the comfort
of your own home. Online Registration for
Moreno Valley Parks & Community Services
Three easy steps stand between you and an unforgettable season!
1
Pick Your
Program.
Go to our
website and find
the right program
for your family.
2
Register
Online.
Click the
“Add” button
on our site.
It’s that easy!
3
Tell Your
Friends.
Spots fill up quickly.
Encourage a
friend to reserve their
spot too!
There is a $2.00 resident or $4.00 non-resident
processing fee for all registrations.
Registration
http://online.activecommunities.com/MorenoValley
Transaction and convenience fees will also apply to
online registrations. These fees are non-refundable.
Choose a City of Moreno Valley Park to host
your picnic, birthday party, family reunion, or event.
There are 23 beautiful parks
with picnic shelters available for
reservation. Picnic shelters are
available all year long and will be
accepted on a first come, first served
basis, up to 6 months in advance
of your event date. Moreno Valley
residents rental fees range from $37
to $156 for the entire day’s usage.
See pages 4-5 for all park amenities.
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MoVal
KIDS ZONE
Valley Kids Camp
Participants will enjoy a variety of arts, crafts,
games, excursions, music, and talent shows.
Additional sites may be added. See back
inside cover for field trip information.
Site: March Field Park Community Center
15325 6th Street
MoVal Kids Zone
Resident Fee: $85/per week
Non-resident Fee: $111/per week
DAY TIME
AGE BEGINS
Mon- 7 am-
5-11
May 31 Fri
6 pm
Aug 5
(No camp on July 4)
Valley Teen Camp
Participants will enjoy a variety of arts, crafts,
games, excursions, and talent shows designed for teens! See back inside cover for
field trip information.
Site: Cottonwood Golf Center
13671 Frederick St.
Resident Fee: $85/per week
Non-resident Fee: $111/per week
DAY TIME
AGE BEGINS
Mon- 7 am-
12-14 May 31 Fri
6 pm
Aug 5
(No camp on July 4)
Let Parks & Community
Services Plan Your Party
Department will host and help you plan
your child’s next birthday party. You can sit
back, relax, and enjoy the party! For more
information, email [email protected] or
call 413.3280.
A Child’s Place After School
Child Program (Licensed)
Department is accepting child care applications
for “A Child’s Place” After School Program at
the school sites listed below. Child care
services are available for children in kindergarten
through twelve years old. Child care is provided from after school until 6 pm, Monday
through Friday and on school breaks from
7 am to 6 pm. The program provides daily
homework assistance, arts and crafts, nutritious
snacks, and recreational activities for
children after school. The fee for the program
is free or at a reduced rate according to
the family’s income and family size. Parents
must either be working or attending school
to qualify for services. For more information,
contact Moreno Valley Parks & Community
Services Department at 413.3286 or pick up
an application at the elementary school site or
the Conference & Recreation Center.
School Sites:
Armada - License # 334809653
Creekside - License # 334816836
Rainbow Ridge - License # 334803516
Red Maple - License # 334815843
Sunnymead - License # 334818292
Fee: Based on income
BEGINS
DAY TIME AGE
Year Round
Mon-Fri School K-12
release Years
time to
6 pm
Elementary & Middle
After School Programs
Department works with THINK Together,
Moreno Valley Unified School District, and Val
Verde Unified School District to provide an
after school student enrichment program.
There is no charge for participation. This
program offers students homework help,
academic enrichment in the core subjects of
English/language arts, math and science, and
additional enrichment that includes visual and
performing arts, healthy living, physical fitness
activities, nutrition education, strategies for
resolving conflict and character education,
as well as student leadership development.
For more information contact
THINK Together at 571.9944
or pick up a THINK Together
application at the school site.
Duration: 2 week sessions
Help your tot get used to going to “school.”
Toddlers will learn colors, shapes, letters,
and numbers. Activities include games, arts,
crafts, and music. Immunization record with
current TB test results and birth certificate are
required at time of registration. Tots must be
potty trained.
Sites: Conference & Recreation Center
Monday-Thursday
Resident Fee: $52/Non-resident Fee: $68
DAY
Mon-
Thurs
TIME
AGE BEGINS
9 am -
3-5
Jun 1312 noon
Aug 4
(Closed on July 4)
OUTDOORS
Hikes to the Top
The Recreational Trails Board sponsors hikes to promote
awareness and appreciation of trails and hiking opportunities
in and around our community. All hikes are free.
Hike to
Olive Mountain
Saturday, May 21
Hike to
Hidden Springs
Saturday, July 23
Meet at 7:30 am in the
parking lot on the north side of
campus (enter from Slawson)
Palm Middle School, 11900
Slawson Ave., Moreno Valley.
Meet at 7:30 am in the
parking lot directly in front of
Hidden Springs Elementary
School, 9801 Hidden Springs
Dr., Moreno Valley.
Approximately 3.6 miles round trip.
Degree of Difficulty: DIFFICULT
Approximately 3.3 miles round trip.
Degree of Difficulty: MODERATE
Get Active Outdoors
Know your capabilities before you participate in a hike. If you need
physical assistance, please bring a companion. Make sure to wear
a comfortable pair of hiking boots or walking shoes designed
for good traction on off-road terrain. Bring water and optional
walking stick, sunscreen, and hat as needed. Difficulty levels
are as follows: DIFFICULT/STRENUOUS (significant elevation
gains; challenging terrain); MODERATE (some elevation
gains/hills); and EASY (basically flat/neighborhood walk).
Get a free hat when you attend three hikes. Trails map available
online at www.moval.org. For more information, call 413.3702.
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Get Active
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Purchase your
Hikes to the Top shirt
ly
for on
$10
at the
Conference &
Recreation Center
Enrich Your Life
CLASSES
Acting
& Modeling
Acting for Kids
Duration: 4 weeks
Children will learn the fundamentals of acting
and performing. Great class for improving
self-confidence, speaking, acting, and social
skills. Children will participate in an annual
production. A $10 materials fee is due to the
instructor on the first day of class.
Site: Conference & Recreation Center
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Wed
7:30 -
8-14
First Wed
8:15 pm
Acting & Modeling
l
Art
Classes for All Ages
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Modeling for Youth
Duration: 6 weeks
This class will build confidence and teach
runway modeling techniques, as well as
how to use life skills, etiquette, and more.
At the end of the course and at NO EXTRA
CHARGE, participants will model what they
have learned in an actual fashion show.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Sat
10-12 pm 5-12
Session 1:
May 14
Session 2:
Jun 25
Art
Beginning Photography
Duration: 4 weeks
Learn to stage and compose your photographs
like a pro. Students will learn the basics
including composition, lighting, different film
speeds, and tripod use. Bring your 35 mm or
digital camera. Students must purchase their
own film.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Tues 7-8 pm
13 & First Tues
Older
Art Changing Lives
Comic Book Creation
Duration: 4 weeks
Students will learn the necessary techniques
to create their own comic books from writing
and creating characters, to inking them.
Learn a career craft and have fun doing it!
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Thurs 5-6 pm
8-17
First Thurs
Creative Writing
Duration: 4 weeks
Students will learn story structure; developing
realistic, believable characters; story arcs;
how to write dialogs; and much more. Class
is open to all types of writers. Participants will
be invited to submit writing to a new anthology
showcasing writers in Moreno Valley and the
Inland Empire.
DAY TIME
AGE BEGINS
Mon
7-8 pm
13 &
First Mon
Older
(No class on July 4)
Drawing for Kids
Duration: 4 weeks
Only two rules in this class: practice and have
fun! Students learn basic drawing techniques
including sketching, shading, still life, figure,
and face drawing.
DAY TIME
Thurs 4-5 pm
AGE BEGINS
5-12
First Thurs
Watercolor
Painting Technique
Duration: 4 weeks
Watercolor Technique is a hands-on course
designed to teach students the basic design
and composition principles and brush
handling techniques needed to make a
watercolor painting.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Fri
5-6 pm
5-12
First Fri
Fri
6-7 pm
13-18 First Fri
Dance
Advanced Belly Dancing
for Fun and Fitness
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Tues 7:15-
16 &
Session 1:
8:15 pm Older May 3
Session 2:
Jun 21
All Boys Hip Hop
Baby Ballet/Mommy & Me
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Wed
10-
2-3
First Wed
10:30 am
Ballet/Acro for Kids
Duration: 4 weeks
A great way to introduce your child to ballet!
The class will cover stretching, barre work,
and basic gymnastics. Also helps to improve
balance, coordination, and strength.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Mon
4-5 pm
5-9
First Mon
Ballet/Jazz Combo
Duration: 4 weeks
The first half of this class concentrates
on proper body formations and a better
understanding of basic ballet positions and
steps. The second half of the class will be a
basic introduction to jazz.
Site: Rancho Belago Dance Company
11475 Moreno Beach Drive, #101
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Wed
11 am-
3-5
First Wed
12 pm
Ballet/Tap Combo
Duration: 4 weeks
This combo class is for young dancers wishing
to learn the basic fundamentals of both ballet
and tap. Children will learn basic tap and
ballet warm-up and stretching techniques;
proper foot, leg, and arm positions; names
and meaning of basic steps; and beginning
choreography.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Fri
7-8 pm
4-6
First Fri
Basic Hula and
Tahitian Dance
Duration: 4 weeks
Learn and practice the basic steps, hand
motions, singing, and language skills for Hula
(Hawaiian Dance) and Ori Tahiti (Tahitian
Dance). See instructor at first class for uniform
requirements.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
9 &
First Tues
Tues 8-9 pm
Older
Beginning Ballet for Kids
Duration: 4 weeks
This beginning level ballet class covers
proper technique, barre work, center adagio,
grace, and strength associated with ballet.
Helps build self confidence and a positive self
image!
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Wed
4-5 pm
5-8
First Wed
Wed
6-7 pm
9-12
First Wed
Beginning Belly Dancing
for Fun and Fitness
Duration: 6 weeks
Learn basic moves and finger cymbals (zills)
and how to dance with a veil.
Site: Senior Community Center
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Tues 6-7 pm
16 &
Session 1:
Older May 3
Session 2:
Jun 21
Dance
Duration: 4 weeks
Designed for the young child that loves to move
and dance. Emphasis is placed on fine and
gross motor skills development, coordination,
and balance in a safe environment. In this
class, parents are welcome to come into class
with their child but are not required to.
Site: Rancho Belago Dance Studio
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Sat
10-11 am 4-6
First Sat
11
Duration: 4 weeks
Calling all boys for this fun high-energy hip hop
class. Dancers develop musicality, creativity,
listening skills, and coordination. This nonstop, action-packed class includes hip hop,
basic break dancing, and dance games.
DAY TIME
AGE BEGINS
Sat
10-11 am 6-12
First Sat
Duration: 4 weeks
This class combines three styles of dance:
Jazz, Tap and Ballet. Students are introduced
to the fundamentals and basics of ballet, the
style and fun of jazz, and rhythm of tap.
Moreno Valley
Soaring Summer 2016
Duration: 6 weeks
Advanced students must have completed
beginner class. Students may have to
purchase cymbals and veil.
Ballet/Jazz/
Tap Combo
Cheerleading and Pom Pom
Dance
Moreno Valley
Soaring Summer 2016
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Duration: 12 weeks
Students learn lots of fun cheer, dance, and drill team routines set to
fun and appropriate music and moves. The instructor/coach uses a
positive teaching method with lots of praise to teach confidence,
teamwork, coordination skills, and SPIRIT! Everyone is invited to
join and be a part of a team. This is non-competitive and
no tryouts are held. The program emphasizes
physical fitness. Additional items to be
purchased from the instructor include a $25
fee for pom poms and $80 for uniform.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Thurs 6-7 pm
5-15
Jul 14
Dance Exploration for Tots
Hawaiian & Tahitian Dance
DAY TIME
Mon
5-6 pm
Tues 11 am-
12 pm
Tues 12-1 pm
Tues 4-5 pm
Wed
5-6 pm
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Tues 5-5:45 pm 3-5
First Tues
Tues 5:45-
6-8
First Tues
6:30 pm
Duration: 4 weeks
Even the tiniest dancers will learn to explore
body movement through movement exploration,
tap, ballet, beginning tumbling, and music.
AGEBEGINS
2½-3½ First Mon
2½-3½ First Tues
3-4
3½-5
3½-5
First Tues
First Tues
First Wed
Folkloric Dance
Duration: 4 weeks
Warm up your dancing feet as you learn skirt
movement and modern and traditional dance
steps of Mexico.
DAY TIME
Thurs 4-5 pm
Thurs 5-6 pm
Tues 9-10 am
AGE
3-7
8-15
16 &
Older
BEGINS
First Thurs
First Thurs
First Tues
Hawaiian Dance Competition
Duration: 4 weeks
Become a member of a TEAM. This class is for
those interested in competing in Hawaiian
and Tahitian area competitions. Dancers
learn the customs, cultures, and language.
Come dressed in loose shorts, sweats,
and T-shirt. Attendance is a must in order to
perform. Uniform (Pau and Pareo) required;
see instructor at first class.
DAY TIME
AGE BEGINS
Tues 8-9 pm
9 &
First Tues
Older
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Tues & 8-9 pm
9 &
First Thurs
Thurs 7-9 pm
Older
Duration: 4 weeks
Come learn about traditional Hula and Tahitian
dance. You will develop balance, rhythm, and
get exercise. Come dressed in loose shorts,
sweats, and T-shirt (required). No plastic/paper
skirts or leotards.
Hip Hop Dance
Duration: 4 weeks
Learn the freshest dance moves! Wear
comfortable clothing and get your dancing
shoes ready for fast paced hip-hop routines.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Mon
7-8 pm
5-9
First Mon
Hip Hop
Duration: 4 weeks
No dance experience needed. This hip
hop class is designed for students who are
interested in learning about the upbeat and fun
dance form of hip hop. This class introduces
basic hip hop movements and technology.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Sat
11 am-
7-12
First Sat
12 pm
Tues 7-8 pm
7-12
First Tues
Intermediate Ballet
Duration: 4 weeks
Students will learn advanced technique,
barre work, center adagio, and body and
strength that is associated with ballet
training.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Wed
7-8 pm
7 &
First Wed
Older
International Latin Dance
DAY TIME
Sat
1-3 pm
Sat
3-5 pm
AGEBEGINS
5-9
First Sat
14 &
First Sat
Older
Tiny Tot Tap
Duration: 4 weeks
A combination of creative movement and
beginning tap skills are taught in this class
designed for the little tap dancers. The goal is
to improve basic motor skills, agility, and rhythm.
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Duration: 4 weeks
Great for kids, teens, and adults to come
learn the discipline of partner dancing while
improving self-esteem, burning calories,
and learning the Latin dance culture through
Samba, Bachata, and Merengue.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Tues 3-4 pm
4-6
First Tues
Introduction to Salsa
Pre-Ballet Dance
Tami D’s
Soul Line Dancing
Duration: 4 weeks
Everyone loves to dance at a wedding
reception or class reunion. This class teaches
the hottest line dances and helps your body
burn calories while doing it.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Thurs 6-7:30 pm 16 &
First Thurs
Older
Teen Hip Hop
Duration: 4 weeks
These classes teach fast-paced, high-energy
style of dance. After a short warm-up, the
class will focus on learning aerobic dance
combinations done to pop and hip hop music.
Wear sneakers and be prepared to sweat.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Tues 8-9 pm
13-18 First Tues
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Fri
4-5 pm
4-12
First Fri
Martial Arts
Kung Fu San Soo
Ancient Art of Self Defense
Duration: monthly
Learn how to defend yourself through punches,
kicks, leverages, grappling, and more
regardless of size, age, or gender. This class
also teaches self-confidence and discipline.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Tues & 6-7 pm
8-17
First Tues
Thurs
or Thurs
Tues & 7:30 -
18 &
First Tues
Thurs 8:30 pm Older or Thurs
Master Roberto’s
Kinder Karate
Duration: 4 weeks
Fun and basic martial arts exploration for the
child and the parent. Conquer discipline,
balance, and coordination, and enjoy this
bonding experience in a safe environment.
Taught by Master Roberto who has over 25
years of martial arts experience and has
trained world champions.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Tues 5:30-
2-5
First Tues
6 pm
Sat
9-9:30 am 2-5
First Sat
Martial Arts
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Sat
8-9 am
4-6 First Sat
Duration: 4 weeks
Combines high energy Zumba rhythms
(Salsa, Cumbia, etc.) and games to provide an
effective and fun workout. Your kids will learn
to exercise while having fun.
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Duration: 4 weeks
Pre-Ballet classes are an introduction to
ballet that nurtures interest in dance, while
increasing coordination, concentration levels,
cooperation, flexibility, and ability to follow
instructions.
Zumba Kids
Dance
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Mon
8-9 pm
14 &
First Mon
Older
Duration: 4 weeks
Learn the basics of L.A. Style, On-1, and
Clubbing Salsa. With the fundamental basics
of Salsa, you will easily learn Cha Cha Cha
and Bachata. This is a great dance to burn
calories and improve self-esteem.
Master Roberto’s
Tae Kwon Do
Duration: 4 weeks
Learn the basic techniques of Tae Kwon Do
in a fun, dynamic, and safe environment.
Taught by Master Roberto who has over 25
years of martial arts experience.
DAY
Tues
Sat
TIME
AGE BEGINS
6-6:45 pm 5-12
First Tues
9:30-
5-12
First Sat
10:15 am
Shito-Ryu
Duration: 4 weeks
This martial arts class features self-defense
moves such as blocks, kicks, strikes, and
shifting, which develops self-confidence and
is adaptable for children and adults of all ages.
15325 6th Street
Martial Arts
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Music
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Soaring Summer 2016
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DAY
Tues/
Thurs
Tues/
Thurs
TIME
6:15-
7:15 pm
7:30-
8:30 pm
AGE BEGINS
5-15
First Tues
16 &
Older
BEGINS
First Tues
(March)
First Fri
(CRC)
Traditional Karatedo
Duration: 4 weeks
Karatedo is a philosophy based on respect,
self-defense, discipline, and confidence.
DAY TIME
Wed
8-9 pm
& Fri 5-6 pm
Piano
for Kids
Duration: 4 weeks
Introduce your child to music! This
class will cover the essentials such
as how to read music and theory. A $20
workbook fee is due to the instructor on the
first day of class.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Wed
5:30-
6-12
First Wed
6:20 pm
Electric Guitar and
Bass Instruction
Duration: 4 weeks
Must have instructor’s approval to take this
class. This class meets twice a week at two
different locations.
15325 6th Street
and
Conference & Recreation Center
AGE
5 &
Older
5 &
Older
Beginning
First Tues
Shito-Ryu Advanced Class
DAY TIME
Tues 6:15-
7:15 pm
Fri
7-8 pm
Music
AGE BEGINS
7 &
First Wed
Older
Duration: 6 weeks
Learn electric guitar, bass techniques,
and more! Students provide their own guitar.
DAY TIME
AGE BEGINS
Mon
4-5 pm
8 &
Session 1:
Older May 2
Session 2:
Jul 11
(No class on May 30 and July 4)
Guitar Lessons
Duration: 4 weeks
Get started with this beginner class
that introduces finger exercises, chords,
chord progression, and strums, all set to
popular songs. Students provide their own
guitar and pitch pipe. A $20 materials fee is
due to the instructor on the first day of class.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Wed
6:30-
9 &
First Wed
7:20 pm Older
Intermediate
Piano for Kids
Duration: 4 weeks
This intermediate class will build on lessons in
beginning piano. A $20 workbook fee is due
to the instructor on the first day of class.
DAY TIME
Wed
4:30-
5:20 pm
AGE BEGINS
6-12
First Wed
Music Appreciation
DAY TIME
Tues 4-5 pm
AGE BEGINS
10 &
First Tues
Older
Skills &
Education
Duration: 6 weeks
This course is designed as a step-by-step
introduction to computer literacy. Students will
learn the basic use of Microsoft Office Word,
Excel, and PowerPoint, as well as Internet
Explorer.
25075 Fir Ave.
DAY TIME
AGE BEGINS
Tues 6-
18 &
Session 1:
7:30 pm Older Jun 7
Session 2:
Jul 26
CPR & First Aid
Duration: 1 day
This is an American Heart Association CPR and
first aid class. A $20 materials fee is due to the
instructor on the first day of class.
DAY TIME
AGE BEGINS
Sat
8 am-
12 &
Session 1:
4 pm
Older May 21
Session 2:
Jun 18
Session 3:
Jul 16
Session 4:
Aug 20
Duration: 4 weeks
This class focuses on using Spanish daily. You
will learn and practice colors, days of the week,
ABC’s, months, and more! You will discover
how easy and fun it is to learn Spanish.
DAY TIME
Thurs 6:15-
7 pm
Mon
6-7 pm
AGE BEGINS
5-9
First Thurs
14 &
First Mon
Older
General Education
Development Test (GED)
Duration: 8 weeks
Earning your high school equivalency
diploma can make a world of difference in
your life! It is never too late to take the test
and pass.
Information and assistance
is provided for locating and registering for
the GED test.
Site: Leading Edge Learning Center
24021 Alessandro Blvd., #107A
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Tues 6-7 pm
18 &
Session 1:
Older May 3
Session 2:
Jul 5
Gunshot Wound Life
Savers Workshop
Duration: 1 day
In just 60 minutes, learn life saving techniques
that could not only help save your life, but also
the life of a loved one, co-worker, or even a
perfect stranger. This workshop has been taken by thousands and has saved hundreds of
lives.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Thurs 7:30
16 &
Session 1:
8:30 pm Older May 12
Session 2:
Jun 9
Session 3:
Jul 14
Session 4:
Aug 11
Skills & Education
Computer for Beginners
Fun and Easy Spanish
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DAY TIME
AGE BEGINS
Wed
6:30-
15 &
Session 1:
7:30 pm Older Jun 1
Session 2:
Aug 17
DAY TIME
AGE BEGINS
Fri
6-7 pm
18 &
Session 1:
Older May 6
Session 2:
Jul 1
Music
Duration: 8 weeks
Teach your dog good manners and basic
commands such as sit, stay, come, down, and
finish. Dogs must be at least six months of age
or older with current vaccinations. Students
will need a 6’ and 15’ nylon leash and fine-link
training collar (equipment will be available at
class at a reasonable cost). Certified Instructor
Bryan Woodward has 30 years of experience.
Site: Moreno Valley Hound Town Dog Park
11150 Redlands Blvd.
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Duration: 8 weeks
Designed for adult English as a Second
Language students who wish to speak, read,
and write in English, and are beginner and
intermediate level learners, including adults
who can speak some English.
24150 Alessandro Blvd., #B5
Bryan’s Dog
Obedience Training
English as a
Second Language
Moreno Valley
Soaring Summer 2016
Duration: 4 weeks
Explore the rich history of the popular music of
the 20th century, along with the fundamentals
of what it takes to appreciate music.
Leadership Academy
Duration: 4 weeks
This course is designed to give young minds
the opportunity to explore problem solving
strategies, take part in communication
exercises, and encourage teamwork.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Fri
4-5 pm
12-17 First Fri
Loyal K-9
Duration: 7 weeks
Teach your dog to obey basic commands.
Dog must be 5 months of age or older with
current vaccinations. Young handlers are
welcome under the age of 18, but must be
accompanied by an adult/guardian at all
times. All handlers must be physically capable
of handling their dog. Owners must have a 6’
to a 30’ leash and a fine-link choker chain for
their dog. Equipment sold separately.
Site: TownGate Memorial Park
13051 Elsworth St.
DAY TIME
AGE BEGINS
Sat
9-10 am 13 & Session 1:
Older May 7
Session 2:
Jul 9
Skills & Education
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Special Needs
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Soaring Summer 2016
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Preparing for
the NCAA
Athletic Scholarship
Reading Rascals
Duration: 8 weeks
This course is designed for taking firsttime readers, as well as beginner readers,
to an intermediate level. Class includes
assessment and instruction, individual
and group activities.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Mon
5-6 pm
4-5
Session 1:
May 9
Session 2:
Jul 18
S.A.T. Boot Camp
Duration: 1 day
The S.A.T. subject tests are designed to
assess your academic readiness for college.
Learn tips on how to increase your scores.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Sat
9:30 am- 14-18 Session 1:
3 pm
May 21
Session 2:
Jun 18
Session 3:
Jul 16
Session 4:
Aug 20
Special Needs
Special Needs
Latin Dance
Duration: 4 weeks
Dance class where developmentally challenged
adults can learn the discipline of partner
dancing while improving self-esteem, burning
calories, and learning the Latin dance culture
through Samba, Bachata, and Merengue.
Site: Conference and Recreation Center
Duration: 1 day
Are you a late middle school or high school
athlete interested in competing at the next
level? Learn what coaches are looking for and
what to do if you want to be recruited. Parents/
guardians are also welcome to attend.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Sat
1-3 pm
14-18 Session 1:
May 21
Session 2:
Jun 18
Session 3:
Jul 16
Session 4:
Aug 20
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Mon
6-7 pm
18 &
First Mon
Older
Sunshine Social Club
Duration: monthly
This program is for developmentally
challenged adults. Activities include games,
movies, crafts, and more. Must be mobile and
able to take care of personal needs. Limited
enrollment.
DAY TIME
Wed
6-8 pm
AGE BEGINS
18 & First Wed
Older
LEGO ENGINEERING CAMP
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Mon- 9-
7-12
Jul 18-22
Fri
11:45 am
Techworkz Robotics Camp
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Mon- 9-
8-15
Jul 25-29
Fri
11:45 am
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Mon- 9-
8-15
Jun 27 Fri
11:45 am
Jul 1
Duration: 1 week
This camp offers an exciting exploration of the
world of science, making stops at Eco science,
chemistry, aviation, and space science.
Participants receive cool materials to continue
their discovery at home. A $35 materials fee is
due to instructor on the first day of camp.
Video Game Design Camp
Duration: 1 week
This camp offers an in-depth exploration of
robotics engineering, creativity, and innovation.
Working in teams, participants will design
robots and program them to do specific tasks.
A $20 materials fee is due to instructor on the
first day of camp.
Duration: 1 week
You play them, now learn how to develop them. Working in teams, students will create and design
their own video game that they take home and play. Computers will be provided for classroom use.
A $20 materials fee is due to instructor on the first day of camp.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Mon- 9-
8-15
Jun 13-17
Fri
11:45 am
Creative Camps
Scienceworkz Camp
Duration: 1 week
Bring your imagination and engineering talents.
Only your imagination is the limit. Working in teams,
students will learn basic physics and engineering
principles. A $20 material fee is due to instructor on
the first day of camp.
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Fitness & Sports
Moreno Valley
Soaring Summer 2016
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Fitness &
SPORTS
Basketball
Open Play Basketball
for Adults
Get the edge on the competition during
open play or have a power lunch in the
gym. No registration required. Pay at
the door. Times and days are subject to change.
It is recommended to call before arrival.
DAY TIME
Mon- 11 am-
Thurs 1 pm
Sun
7-11 am
Tues 5-9 pm
AGE
18 &
Older
18 &
Older
18 &
Older
BEGINS
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Open Play Basketball
for Kids & Teens
A safe, supervised, and competitive environment
for youth and teens to play basketball. Check
monthly schedule for changes. Times and days
are subject to change. It is recommended to call
prior to arrival.
Resident Fee: $1/Non-resident Fee: $1.50
DAY TIME
Mon
5-9 pm
Tues & Fri
AGE BEGINS
9-17
Ongoing
(No open play on May 30 and July 4)
Pee Wee/Junior
Basketball Clinic
Duration: 4 weeks
Develop your child’s basketball skills in this
skills clinic. Learn the basic fundamentals of
basketball. Limited space available. Registration
deadline is July 22.
Early registration fees if paid by July 8
Late registration fees if paid after July 8
DAY TIME
Mon & 5-6 pm
Wed
Mon & 6-7 pm
Wed
Tues & 5-6 pm
Thurs
Tues & 6-7 pm
Thurs
AGE BEGINS
3-4
Aug 1-24
5-7
Aug 1-24
3-4
Aug 2-25
5-7
Aug 2-25
Pee Wee/Junior
Basketball League
This program teaches youngsters basic
skills in a fun setting. Emphasis is on skill
development, and participants will play
scrimmage games. Registration fee includes
T-shirt, shorts, and banquet. Space is limited.
Volunteer coaches needed.
Coaches’
meeting is September 8. Deadline to register
is August 26 or until full. Parent packets will
be available on September 6.
Early registration fees if paid by August 12
Resident Fee:$60/Non-resident Fee:$78
Late registration fees if paid after August 12
DAY TIME
AGE
Mon & 5-6 pm
3-4
Wed
Mon & 6-7 pm
5-7
Wed
Tues & 5-6 pm
3-4
Thurs
Tues & 6-7 pm
5-7
Thurs
BEGINS
Sep 12Oct 19
Sep 12-
Oct 19
Sep 13Oct 20
Sep 13Oct 20
Bumper Bowling Class &
League for Youth
DAY TIME
Mon- 6-8 pm
Thurs
DAY TIME
AGE BEGINS
Tues 4-
5-10
Session 1:
5:30 pm
May 3
Session 2:
Jul 5
Duration: 2 weeks
Develop your skills on the court in preparation
for our Summer Youth and Teen Basketball
League. This program will increase participants’
ball handling and defensive techniques.
AGE BEGINS
8-13
May 2-13
Youth and Teens
Basketball League
AGE BEGINS
8-17
May 21 Skills Day - May 21
Time
9 am
9 am
10:30 am
10:30 am
Division
Ages
C
B
A
Teen
8-9
10-11
12-13
9th-12th
Grade
For the teen division,
players can be in the 12th Grade,
but cannot be 18 years old.
Bowling
Bowling Class &
League for Youth
Duration: 8 weeks
Come and learn to participate in a league.
There will be a party and prizes at the end of
the program! League fees include two games
per week, rental shoes, and prizes.
Site: Moreno Valley Brunswick Bowl
24666 Sunnymead Blvd.
DAY TIME
AGE BEGINS
Tues 4-
5-17
Session 1:
5:30 pm
May 3
Session 2:
Jul 5
Physical and Mental
Self Defense
Duration: 4 weeks
The goal of this ongoing class is to facilitate the
mental, physical, and emotional awareness
that will increase your clarity, serenity,
and peace. The practice of self-defense
techniques and forms will empower you with
security, balance, and strength.
DAY TIME
AGE BEGINS
Sat
11 am -
16 &
First Sat
12 noon Older
Physical Education
and More
Duration: 4 weeks
Your child will learn the proper way to do
exercise, with emphasis in visual attention,
body mechanics, social interaction, and
leadership activities. This will all be presented
through structured exercises and games.
DAY TIME AGEBEGINS
Sat
12-
4-7
First Sat
12:45 pm
Zumba Fitness
Duration: 4 weeks
Zumba is a dance fitness program which
combines Latin and international music with
a fun and effective work out adding muscle,
conditioning, balance, and flexibility.
DAY TIME
Fri
8-9 pm
AGE BEGINS
14 &
First Fri
Older
Fitness & Sports
DAY TIME
Tues- TBA
Thurs & Sat
Fitness
& Health
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Basketball l Bowling
Fitness & Health
Escape the heat and have some fun in our
Summer Basketball League. Registration
fee includes eight games and a T-shirt. Birth
certificate required at time of registration. Skills
day is May 21 at the Conference & Recreation
Center. Practices begin May 31 with games
beginning the week of June 20. Registration
deadline is May 5.
Game Site:
Early registration fees if paid by April14
Late registration fees if paid after April 14
Duration: 8 weeks
Participate in a league, and play without gutter
balls. Party and prizes at the end of the
program! League fees include two games per
week, rental shoes, and prizes.
Site: Moreno Valley Brunswick Bowl
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Golf &
FootGolf
Cottonwood Golf Center
Go practice or play a round or two of golf
or play FootGolf, which plays by golf
rules while kicking a soccer ball.
Site: 13671 Frederick Street. 413.3290
Weekdays
9 Holes- residents
Regular Fee: $9
Seniors (55 & up): $7
Students: $5
18 Holes- residents
Regular Fee: $13
Students: $8
Weekends/Holidays/
Tournaments
Golf & FootGolf l Kickball
Soccer
Fitness & Sports
9 Holes- residents
Regular Fee: $11
Students: $7
18 Holes- residents
Regular Fee: $15
Students: $9
Twilight Green Fees
9 Holes- residents
Regular Fee: $6
Students: $5
18 Holes- residents
Regular Fee: $10
Students: $8
FootGolf
Sunday-Friday
12 noon to dusk
Saturday
7 am to dusk
Fees are subject to change without notice.
(Non-resident fee is resident fee plus 30%)
Kickball
Kickball League for Adults
Who said kickball was just for kids? Our
summer kickball league begins July 25. Join
the fun and let your inner child out! $150 is
required for registration to start the season.
The remaining balance must be paid before
the third game of the season. If the balance
is not paid off, the team will not be permitted
to continue play and will not receive a
refund. Registration deadline and mandatory
coaches’ meeting will be July 11 at 6 pm at the
Conference and Recreation Center.
Site: March Field Park, 15415 6th Street
Resident Fee: $275 per team
Non-resident $358 per team
DAY TIME
Mon
TBA
AGE BEGINS
18 &
Jul 25
Older
Soccer
Arena Soccer for Adults
Join us for the fast paced 7 vs. 7 arena soccer
league. Registration will be first come, first
served basis. Registration cost is all inclusive,
so there are no extra player, referee, or entry
fees. $150 is required for registration to start the
season. The remaining balance must be paid
before the third game of the season. If balance
is not paid, the team will not be permitted to
continue play and will not receive a refund.
Games will be played at our artificial turf soccer
arena. Registration deadline and mandatory
managers’ meeting is May 26 at 6 pm at the
Conference and Recreation Center
Site: March Field Park, 15415 6th St.
Resident Registration: $450 per team
Non-resident Registration: $585 per team
Women’s
DAY TIME
AGE
Tues TBA 18 &
Older
Men’s
DAY TIME
AGE
Wed
TBA 18 &
Older
Co-ed
DAY TIME
AGE
Thurs TBA 18 &
Older
BEGINS
Jun 14
BEGINS
Jun 15
BEGINS
Jun 16
Arena Soccer Tournament
for Adults
Join us for a 7 vs. 7 arena soccer tournament.
Registration will be first come, first served.
Team registration guarantees at least two
games. Prizes are TBD. Games will be played
on our artificial turf soccer arena.
Site: March Field Park
15415 6th Street
Men’s, Women’s, and Co-ed
Non-resident Fee: $390 per team
DAY TIME
Sat-
TBD
Sun
AGE BEGINS
18 &
Aug 20-21
Older
Open Play Soccer
Join us for fast-paced open play arena
soccer. Enjoy the sport without a break in the
action. No cleats allowed on artificial turf. No
registration required. Pay at the door. Times
and days subject to change.
Site: Soccer Arena at March Field Park
15415 6th Street
DAY TIME
Mon- 5-7 pm
Sun
Mon- 7-9 pm
Sun
AGE BEGINS
12-17 Ongoing
18 &
Older
Ongoing
(No open play on May 30 and July 4)
Volunteer head coaches get a discount.
A 50% credit is given for one future youth sports registration.
Softball
Slow pitch softball leagues begin in
June. Officials’ fees are included. $150 is
required to start the season. The remaining
balance must be paid before the third game of
the season. If balance is not paid, the team
will not be permitted to continue play and will
not receive a refund. Registration deadline
and mandatory managers’ meeting are
June 16 at 6 pm at the Conference &
Recreation Center.
Game sites: March Field Park, 6th St. and
Sunnymead Park, 12655 Perris Blvd.
DAY TIME
Sun
TBA
AGE BEGINS
18 &
Jun 26
Older
Early registration fee if paid by May 6
Registration fee if paid after May 6
DAY TIME
AGE
Mon/ 5-6 pm
3-4
Wed
Mon/ 6-7 pm
5-7
Wed
Tues/ 5-6 pm
3-4
Thurs
Tues/ 6-7 pm
5-7
Thurs
BEGINS
Jun 1Jul 13
Jun 1Jul 13
May 31Jul 7
May 31Jul 7
Competitive: Men only
DAY TIME
Mon
TBA
D
Thurs TBA
C
Thurs TBA
D
AGE BEGINS
18 &
Jun 27
Older
18 &
Jun 30
Older
18 &
Jun 30
Older
for Adults
Join us for our “Spring in to Summer” slow
pitch softball tournament. Registration
will be first come, first served basis. Team
registration guarantees at least two games.
Prizes are to be determined. Registration
deadline and mandatory managers’ meeting
will be May 19 at 7 pm at the Conference and
Recreation Center.
Site: March Field Park, 15415 6th St.
Non-resident Fee: $325 per team
DAY TIME
Sat-
TBA
Sun
AGE BEGINS
18 &
Jun 4-5
Older
Tennis
Beginning Jr. Tennis
Duration: 4 weeks
The focus of this class is to have fun while
learning the basics such as forehand, backhand, volley, and serve. Students may be
grouped by ability to ensure appropriate
learning achievement. Students need to
supply a tennis racket.
Site: Woodland Park, 25705 Cactus Ave.
DAY TIME
Sat
8:30-
9:15 am
AGE BEGINS
7-13
First Sat
Softball l T-Ball
Tennis
DAY TIME
AGE BEGINS
Sun
TBA
18 &
Jun 26
Older
Competitive: Co-ed
This program teaches youth the basic skills
involved with baseball. Emphasis will be on
skills development, rather than competition.
Registration fee includes T-shirt, participation
award, and banquet. Participants must be three
years of age by start of program. Volunteer
coaches are needed for all teams. Space is
limited. Deadline to register is May 20. Parent
packets are available on May 24.
Site: Mon/Wed – Shadow Mountain Park
23239 Presidio Hills Dr.
Tues/Thurs – Bethune Park
16745 Kitching St.
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Non-competitive: Co-ed
Pee Wee & Junior T-Ball
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Softball League
for Adults
T-Ball
Intermediate Jr. Tennis
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Duration: 4 weeks
This clinic is for juniors with experience or
those who have successfully completed the
beginning junior tennis class. The purpose of
the clinic is learning how to play matches and
acquire more advanced skills and strokes.
Students need to supply a tennis racket.
DAY TIME
AGE BEGINS
Sat
9:30 -
8-17
First Sat
10:30 am
Tennis for Adults
Duration: 4 weeks
Adult players have an opportunity to
work on improving their skills, while getting
a workout, making new friends, and
having fun.
Students will learn the
basic strokes as well as training
in the more advanced areas of the game.
Students need to supply a tennis racket.
DAY TIME
Tues & 4-6 pm
Thurs
AGE BEGINS
16 &
First Tues
Older
Fitness & Sports
Summer Swim Program l Tennis
MORENO VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
SCHEDULE
Session 1: June 13-24
Session 2: June 27-July 8*
Session 3: July 11-22
Session 4: July 25-August 5
Classes are offered at 10 am, 11 am,
12 noon & 4 pm, 5 pm,
6 pm at Valley View High School and
Canyon Springs High School.
Classes are Monday-Friday
for 45 minutes each.
Morning classes offered at
Moreno Valley High School
(10 am, 11 am, and 12 noon)
(contingent upon staffing and sign-ups).
Open swim hours will be
from 1-4 pm M-F at VVHS
and CSHS for $2/day.
Open swim hours for Saturday
and Sunday (and July 4th) will be
12 pm -6 pm at VVHS Only.
CLASS OFFERINGS
Swim lessons offered for ages 6 months and
older at Canyon Springs, Moreno Valley, and
Valley View High School. Sign-up on June 11
from 8 am to 12 pm at the MVUSD Board Room,
25634 Alessandro Blvd. All other registration will
be done at the pools. The age limit for being at the
pool without an adult is 10 years old.
COST (CASH OR CHECK ONLY)
FIRST CHILD $50;
ADDITIONAL CHILDREN $45;
PRIVATE LESSONS $180;
SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS $120/CHILD
POOLS OPEN ON JUNE 13 & CLOSE AUGUST 5.
FOR MORE INFORMATION,
CALL 571.4860 ONCE SEASON BEGINS.
*DUE TO THE JULY 4 HOLIDAY, THIS SESSION WILL COST 10% LESS.
Parent and Me Aquatics:
Ages 6 months - 3 years. Its purpose
is to make children feel safe and
comfortable in the water.
Preschool Aquatics: 3-5 year olds. This
course teaches the swimming basics with an
emphasis on safety and water comfort.
Beginners: This is beginning
swimming for ages 6 and up.
Advanced Beginners: For students who
have taken the beginners course but are still
in need of practice, we now offer an
advanced beginners course.
Intermediate: In this class, students will
learn more advanced strokes and be able to
improve and refine skills they have already
acquired. Students must be safe in the deep
end and able to swim laps in order to enroll in
this course.
Advanced: For swimmers who are looking to
further refine skills, get a workout, and learn
some basic rescue techniques, we offer the
advanced class. Students must have passed
all previous levels.
Lifeguard, Water Safety Instructor,
and Adult Classes:
Available upon adequate enrollment.
Volleyball
Open Play Volleyball
for Kids & Teens
DAY TIME
Thurs 5-7 pm
AGE BEGINS
12-17 Ongoing
Open Play Volleyball
for Adults
AGE BEGINS
18 &
Ongoing
Older
Valley Skate Park & Soccer Arena
Experience the ultimate in skateboarding and scooters.
The street plaza is extreme. The park boasts a skull bowl,
stairs, fun boxes, rails, ledges, and many street obstacles.
All participants must have a signed waiver form prior to park entry.
Helmet is required at all times in the park.
Site: 15415 6th Street at March Field Park
Hours: Mon-Sun 5-9 pm
Soccer Arena Hours: Mon-Sun 5-7 pm (youth), 7-9 pm (adult)
Yearly membership fee*:
$20 (resident), $26 (non-resident)
Member session entry fee: $1 (resident), $1.50 (non-resident)
Non-member session entry fee: $2 (resident), $3 (non-resident)
Soccer arena: $2 (resident), $3 (non-resident)
Helmet rental: $3 (resident), $4 (non-resident)
(Schedule subject to change)
* Memberships are available at the Conference & Recreation Center
We’ve made it easier for you.
Classes are now organized by type. See all levels and ages in one place.
Fitness & Sports
DAY TIME
Thurs 7-9 pm
Volleyball l Valley Skate Park
& Soccer Arena
Enjoy the action of open play volleyball. Get
the edge on the competition or just have fun
while getting some exercise. No registration
required. Pay at the door. It is recommended
to call prior to arrival. Times and days subject
to change.
Resident Fee: $3/Non-Resident Fee: $4
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A safe, supervised, and competitive
environment for youth and teens to play
volleyball. Check monthly schedule for changes.
Times and days are subject to change.
Resident Fee: $1/Non-Resident Fee: $1.50
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50 & Better
SENIOR
SERVICES
All programs and activities for seniors are held at the Moreno Valley Senior
Community Center. Active senior citizens age 50 and older who do not require
special care or adult supervision are welcome to register. There is no
membership fee. The Senior Community Center is located at 25075 Fir Avenue, just
east of Perris Boulevard. Regular operating hours are 8 am to 4 pm, Monday through
Friday. For more information, call 413.3430.
Programs l Sponsored Class
Senior Services
The MoVan
The MoVan provides service to medical
appointments and hospitals within a 35-mile
radius of Moreno Valley for seniors over
60 or adult handicapped.
Wheelchair
accessible. Cost is $1.00 one way within
Moreno Valley ($2.50 round trip). Reservations
are required 24 hours in advance by calling
1.800.351.6571.
Health Insurance Care
Advocacy Program
The Health Insurance Counseling and
Advocacy Program is a volunteer
supported program that helps Medicare
beneficiaries of any age make choices
about
their
benefits
and
rights.
Consultation with a trained health
insurance counselor is available on
the first and third Tuesday of the
month by appointment only.
For
more information, please call 1.800.434.0222.
Information
and Assistance
The Moreno Valley Senior Community Center
provides information about a wide range of
special services available to seniors and can
help seniors access those services. Visit the
reception desk or call 413.3430 for information.
Dial-A-Ride
Dial-A-Ride is an advanced reservation
transportation service for seniors and persons
with disabilities. Service operates seven days
a week. The base fare is $3 per passenger, per
boarding. The maximum fare is $9 per one-way
trip. For more information or to request a ride,
call 1.800.795.7887.
Lunch Program
Lunch is served to seniors age 60 and
older at 11:30 am, Monday through
Friday, by the Family Service Association.
Call the morning of to make reservations.
A $3 donation is requested. Meals for
homebound seniors are available. For more
information, call the Riverside County
Nutrition Program at 247.1667 from 9 am to 12
noon.
Office on Aging
The Office on Aging is dedicated to such
services as employment, caregivers, care
management,
counseling,
disease
prevention, and transportation. For more
information, call 1.800.510.2020, TTY
867.3800.
Shared Housing Program
This Riverside County program registers
and screens housing providers. Call 686.4402
for more information.
Sponsored Classes
Moreno Valley College offers a class at the Senior Community Center.
To enroll or for more information, call Moreno Valley College at 328.3811.
Jewelry Design
Get a good foundation and learn the basics of
bead stringing, wire wrapping, and more. All
levels, beginners welcome. Students supply
their own materials.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Tues
1-4 pm
Ongoing
Mature Driving
This two-day course is designed to
update the skills of students age 55 and
older. Curriculum is provided by the State
of California DMV. (SCE-830 - Mature
Driving Improvement)
Fee: $1.00
DAY
Thurs/Fri
TIME
8:30 am12:30 pm
BEGINS
Jul 21 &
Jul 22
50 & Better
Arts & Crafts
Ceramics
Crafty Experience
Crochet Class
Learn to make granny squares, afghans, baby
clothes, and sweaters while having fun.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Wed
8 am-12 pm
Ongoing
Greeting Card Class
Come learn how to give your own personal
touch to greeting cards for any occasion. This
class is a great way to find your crafty side. No
materials needed.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Second 1-3 pm
Ongoing
& Fourth Fri
Fit After 50
Utilize art as therapy and spiritual healing all
while making art pieces.
Fee: Free
BEGINS
DAY TIME
10 am-3:50 pm
Ongoing
Mon
Quilting
Learn the basics of quilting and sewing.
Fee: Free
BEGINS
DAY TIME
12-4 pm
Ongoing
Wed
Fri
9 am-4 pm
Oil Painting
Paintings are displayed at the Senior Community Center. See instructor for material list.
Fee: Free
BEGINS
DAY TIME
Ongoing
Thurs 9 am-12:30 pm
Scrappy Scrappers
Learn and share ideas on scrapbooking and
various crafts.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
First & 12-3 pm
Ongoing
Third Fri
Fitness
This low impact class is designed to help you
maintain your fitness level after 50!
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Mon
10:30-11:30 am
Ongoing
Thurs 9-10 am
Line Dancing
Learn a new dance and have some fun.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Mon & 1:30-3:30 pm
Ongoing
Tues
Fri
12:30-2:30 pm
Ongoing
Huffers & Puffers
Aerobic exercises offered to all seniors.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Mon,
9:15-10:15 am
Ongoing
Wed & Fri
Senior Classes & Programs are located
at the Senior Community Center, 25075 Fir Ave.
Arts & Crafts l Fitness
Students provide their own materials. Projects
are displayed at the Senior Community Center.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Tues
1-3 pm
Ongoing
Healing Arts
Senior Programs
Instruction on ceramic greenware for all
levels. Students are responsible for their own
materials. See instructor for material list.
Fee: Free
TIME
BEGINS
DAY
Wed
9-11:30 amOngoing
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Want to learn all the group party songs, while
staying in shape and having fun? If so then
this is the class for you!
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Mon,
8- 9:10 am
Ongoing
Wed & Fri
Yoga for Seniors
Join an introduction to the basics of yoga.
Dress comfortably.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Tues
9-10:30 am
Ongoing
Fri
10:30-11:45 am
Ongoing
Senior Programs
Fitness & Martial Arts
Games l Music l Skills & Education
Zumba
Come have a good time, listen, and dance
to Latin music while getting a good workout.
Fee: Free
DAYTIME
BEGINS
Tues & 10:30-11:30 am
Ongoing
Thurs
Games
Advanced Bridge
This bridge class is for the experienced player.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
12:30-3:30 pm
Ongoing
Fri
Bid Whist
Exciting card game that involves group and
team play. Beginners welcome.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Mon, 1-3 pm
Ongoing
Wed & Fri
Billiards
The Senior Community Center has
four standard pool tables. Tournaments and
King of the Hill are offered.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Mon-Fri 8 am-4 pm
Ongoing
Bunco
Join us for this game that is based on pure
luck. Prizes awarded.
Fee: Free
BEGINS
DAY TIME
Thurs 1-3 pm
Ongoing
King of the Hill
Join us for an exciting billiards game of King
of the Hill.
Fee: Free
BEGINS
DAY TIME
12:30-2:30 pm
Ongoing
Wed
Pinochle
Join us for an exciting game of Pinochle.
Fee: Free
BEGINS
DAY TIME
Ongoing
Tues & 10 am-3 pm
Thurs
Music
Guitar Class
Have you always wanted to learn to play the
guitar? Now you can in just one class.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Thurs 1-3:30 pm
Ongoing
Skills &
Education
Book Club
Come join us for our weekly book club. This is an
excellent way to socialize with other seniors.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
First & 2-3 pm
Ongoing
Third Thurs
Creative Writing
Learn how to write your life stories, short
stories, and poems.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Tues
10-11:30 am
Ongoing
English Language Class
Bingo
Join us weekly for a variety of bingo games.
Prizes awarded. Cards are sold at 12:30 pm.
Fee: 50¢ per card
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Wed
1-3 pm
Ongoing
No matter what level experience you have,
you are welcome to learn how to read and
speak in English in a fun environment.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Tues & 10-11:30 am
Ongoing
Thurs
How do I sign up?
Either fill out the form or register online. More info on pages 6-7.
Grandparents
Raising Grandchildren
Any experience level welcome! Come learn
how to read and speak in Spanish.
Fee: Free
BEGINS
DAY TIME
Ongoing
Tues & 9-10 am
Thurs
Weight Loss Support Group
This support group will help you track your
pounds, eat healthy, and provide exercise
techniques.
Fee: Free
BEGINS
DAY TIME
Ongoing
Thurs 9-11:30 am
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This group will answer some difficult questions.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Fourth 10 am
May 24, Jun 28
Tues Jul 26, Aug 23
Spanish Language Class
Special Events
Activities are listed in order of occurrence.
(No movie on May 30 and July 4)
Cinco de Mayo Celebration
Enjoy the Mexican culture. Snacks will be
provided.
DAY TIME
BEGINS
May 5
Thurs 1-3 pm
Mother’s Day Garden Party
Dress in your finest attire, with hat and gloves,
and attend our Mother’s Day garden party.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Fri
1-3 pm
May 6
Join us for this senior golf tournament. Prizes
and refreshments provided. Register at the
Senior Community Center.
Site: Cottonwood Golf Center
13671 Frederick St.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Sat
9 am-1 pm
Jun 18
Texas Barbecue
Enjoy some delicious barbecue hot off the grill.
Fee: $1.00
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Jul 14
Thurs 1-3 pm
Monthly Senior Birthday
Registration is required; sign up in lunch
room at desk. Sponsored by Moreno Valley
Miller Jones Mortuary.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Third
12 pm
May 26, Jun 23,
Thurs
Jul 28, Aug 25
Swap Meet
Calling all bargain shoppers! Our senior swap
meet is here, so come on down.
Vendor fee is $5.
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Fri
8 am-12 pm
Jun 3
Fri
8 am-12 pm
Sep 2
Father’s Day Celebration
Fun, music, and free barbecue, chips and punch.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Thurs 1-3 pm
Jun 16
NIGHT
Join us for a night of Vegas style fun, raffles,
and prizes. Refreshments and appetizers will
be served. Dress to impress.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Fri
5-9 pm
Jul 22
Hawaiian Luau
It’s that time of year to dress Hawaiian style.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Thurs 1-3 pm
Aug 18
Looking for Community Groups or Clubs?
Check our Community Group listings on pages 28-29.
Senior Programs
Join us for indoor entertainment.
Fee: Free
DAY TIME
BEGINS
Mon 10:30 am-1 pm Ongoing
Tues 11 am-1 pm Ongoing
Thurs 11:30 am-1 pm Ongoing
Father’s Day
Golf Tournament
Skills & Education l Special Events
Free Movie Days
at the Senior Center
Adult Sports l Chamber of Commerce
Charities & Non-profits l Education & Social Services
Environment l Hobbies l Service
Community Groups
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Community
GROUPS
Adult
Sports
Education &
Social Services
Moreno Valley Golf Club
413.3290
Moreno Valley Unified
School District Office
25634 Alessandro Blvd.
571.7500
www.mvusd.net
Moreno Valley
Genealogical Society
485.7070 or 247.8839
[email protected]
www.mvgenealogicalsociety.
angelfire.com
facebook:
morenovalleygenealogical
society
Val Verde Unified School
District Office
975 W. Morgan St., Perris
940.6100
www.valverde.edu
Moreno Valley
Master Chorale
247.9261
www.morenovalley
masterchorale.org
Moreno Valley Black
Chamber of Commerce
443.0226
www.mvbcc.org
Environmental
Groups
Moreno Valley
Chamber of Commerce
697.4404
www.movalchamber.org
Sierra Club
Moreno Valley Group
www.sangorgonio.sierraclub.
org/moreno-valley
[email protected]
Vanguard Community
Art Gallery
486.9700
[email protected]
facebook.com/
vanguardartgallery
Parks & Community
Services Adult Sports
See Adult Fitness Listings
on pages 18-23
Chambers of
Commerce
Moreno Valley Hispanic
Chamber of Commerce
571.3832
www.mvhcc.biz
Charities &
Non-profits
Bright Angels at Heart
247.4300
Brightangelsatheart.org
Catholic Charities
San Bernardino/
Riverside Counties
924.9964
www.ccsbriv.org
Salvation Army
653.9131
www.morenovalley
salvationarmy.org
Community Assistance
Program (CAP)
Unit W
485.7792
Save Our Skyline:
Box Springs through
Badlands
saveourskyline
@roadrunner.com
Hobby &
Interest Groups
Amateur Civil Emergency
Services/Radio Amateur
Civil Emergency Services
413.3800
Moreno Valley Amateur
Radio Association
www.mvaranet.org/index.html
Moreno Valley
Community Band
www.mvcommunityband.org
www.mvwindsymphony.org
Moreno Valley
Folklorico Scholarship
Association
247.5899
Service
Clubs
Friends of the Moreno
Valley Senior Center
413.3430
Job’s Daughters
International
Bethel 35
909.255.2202
www.morenovalleyjobs
daughters.com
Moreno Valley
Morning Rotary
312.6587
Moreno Valley
Noon Rotary
[email protected]
Morning Optimist Club
of Moreno Valley
201.4740
Moreno Valley Soroptimist
243.4138
Moreno Valley
Women’s Club
247.8356
Want to see the complete resource directory?
Go to www.moval.org/resourcedirectory
Volunteer
Groups
Citizen’s Patrol
486.6715
Emergency Response
Force
413.3800
Family Service
Association
686.3706
www.fsaca.org
Volunteer Reserve
Firefighter
486.6780
Girl Scouts of
San Gorgonio
(Ages 5-17)
1.800.400.4475
www.gssgc.org
Neighborhood Watch
486.6717
Police Explorer
486.6718
Volunteer
Opportunity
Youth
Basketball
Coaches
Moreno Valley
Parks & Community
Services is looking
for volunteer
coaches for the
upcoming Youth
Basketball League.
Canyon Springs
Little League
247.1716
Moreno Valley
Little League
(Ages 4-17) 57.CATCH
www.morenovalleylittleleague.com
Moreno Valley Youth
Federation
(Pony Baseball/Softball)
(Ages 5-18) 243.6291
BASKETBALL
Moreno Valley Parks &
Community Services
Basketball League
413.3280
www.moval.org
Cali Elite Basketball
(ages 9-14)
909.717.7031
www.leaguelineup.com/
elitesports
facebook.com/elitesports
Colossal Sports
(ages 7-14) 485.0810
Genesis Hoops Basketball
(ages 4-18)
977.3770
www.genesishoops.com
Hard2Guard Basketball
(Ages 9-17) 909.631.7002
www.hard2guardbasketball.org
[email protected]
CHEERLEADING/
FOOTBALL
SOCCER
AYSO Region 187
(Ages 4-18)
www.ayso187.org
facebook.com/ayso187
[email protected]
SPECIAL NEEDS
Sports for Special
Needs Youth Bill’s
Special Kids
(Ages 5-18) 242.7261
www.billsspecialkids.com
SWIMMING
Moreno Valley Aquatics
(All Ages) www.mvaq.com
TRACK/RUNNING
Moreno Valley
Roadrunners Club
(All Ages) 287.5908
[email protected]
Rancho Belago Elites
(Ages 7-18) 263.3181
www.rbelites.com
Rockets Track Team
(Ages 7-15) 247.6384
www.eteamz.com/mvrockets
Moreno Valley Parks &
Community Services Flag
Football
413.3280
www.moval.org
CYSC Youth Spirit
242.6539
All coaches must fill
out a volunteer application
and be finger-printed
at cost to the City.
Kids Come
1st Sports
312.2892 or 840.6551
Whether you want to
coach your child’s
team or share your
talents with the youth
of the community,
this is a chance of a
lifetime.
Moreno Valley Junior
All-American Football
and Cheer
(Ages 4-14) 235.8066
www.movalfalcons.com
Coaches receive 50%
credit onto their recreation
account for volunteering.
If interested
call 413.3280.
Rancho Belago
Ravens Football
and Cheer
(Ages 5-14) 801.0612
leaguelineup.com/
RBRAVENS
Moreno Valley
Pop Warner
Football & Cheer
(Ages 5-15)
505.6286
movalpopwarner
[email protected]
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Instructors
Wanted
Do you have a special talent?
Share it with the community.
Looking for instructors to teach:
Senior Classes • Skateboarding
Fitness • Voice/Acting
Art • Gymnastics
Teen Interests • Spanish
For more information, send an
e-mail to [email protected]
Volunteer l Youth Organizations
Fire Explorer
486.6780
ASA Diamond
Girls Softball Association
(Ages 5-18)
www.mvdgsa.com
Next Level Athletic
Alliance (NLAA) Bears
Football and Cheer
(Ages 5 to 14) 221.2880
nlaabears
[email protected]
Community Groups
Park Patrol
413.3702
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL
Moreno Valley
Soaring Summer 2016
Community Emergency
Response Team
413.3800
Youth Sports
Facility Rental
Cottonwood Golf Center Banquet Room
Moreno Valley
Soaring Summer 2016
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Affordable Elegance
The Moreno Valley Conference and Recreation
Center offers the perfect setting for ceremonies and
receptions. Our Grand Valley Ballroom features
ﬂoor to ceiling windows, adjacent reception
patios and a kitchen that lets you choose your
own chef.
Power Presentation
Our Conference Center has a variety of rooms
and facilities to meet your needs — from
presentations, to training seminars, to regional
conferences. We offer a central location and
unparalleled customer service to help you and your
event succeed.
For More Information
413.3280 www.moval.org
St ar t by C ho o sing t he R ig ht Pl ac e
Planning a wedding, reception, class reunion, quinceañera,
banquet, or business meeting?
Choose the Cottonwood Golf Center Banquet Room. This multi-purpose
facility offers complete accommodations for special occasions.
Cottonwood Golf Center
13671 Frederick St., Moreno Valley, CA 92553
For more information
call: 413.3280
or visit www.moval.org
TownGate
Community
Center
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Moreno Valley
Soaring Summer 2016
Planning a wedding reception, class
reunion, banquet, or business meeting?
F OR R E S E RVAT ION S , I NFORM ATION A N D A P P OI NTMENTS, C AL L
MORE NO VA L L E Y PA RK S & COM MU N I T Y S E RVICES AT 4 1 3 .3 7 2 9 .
M o r e n o
V a l l e y
Ballroom
Pl anning a party of a lifetime?
The Moreno Valley Ballroom is a spectacular multi-purpose facility that offers
everything you need for your special occasion. The facility accommodates banquetstyle seating for up to 200 guests and theater-style seating for up to 487.
The main room can be sectioned for workshops and simultaneous conference
activities. The spacious banquet room is equipped with a lighted stage, sound system,
commercial kitchen facilities, handicapped accessible restrooms, and a warm,
inviting foyer.
Located at the Moreno Valley Senior Community Center
25075 Fir Avenue
For reservations, information, and appointments, call 413.3430.
Facility Rental
13100 Arbor Park Lane
The building is surrounded by lush landscaping,
shaded patios and a spacious parking lot. The
main multi-purpose room is approximately 2,000
square feet and accommodates 125 guests.
Moreno Valley Ballroom
The TownGate Community Center is a
beautiful, multi-purpose facility that offers
complete accommodations for special occasions.
City Directory
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Moreno Valley City Hall • 14177 Frederick Street • 413.3000
City Directory
Boards & Commissions l City Council
City Offices & Services l Staff
Utilities l Refuse/Recycling l Television/Cable l School Districts
Moreno Valley
Soaring Summer 2016
All area codes are 951 unless otherwise listed.
City Council
Utilities
Moreno Valley Electric Utility
Meets first and third Tuesday of the month at 6 pm,
1.877.811.8700
Customer Service
14177 Frederick St. Council Chamber.
Administration
Council Office..............................................................413.3008
413.3500
City Offices and Services
After Hours Emergencies
1.877.811.1888
Southern California Edison
1.800.655.4555
Animal Services...........................................................413.3790
The Gas Company1.800.427.2200
Building Inspection Services.......................................413.3350
Eastern Municipal Water District
928.3777
Building Permit Processing.........................................413.3380
Business License ........................................................413.3080
Refuse/Recycling
Capital Projects ...........................................................413.3130
Waste Management of Inland Empire
1.800.423.9986
City Attorney ...............................................................413.3036
City Clerk ....................................................................413.3001
City Council .................................................................413.3008
School Districts
Moreno Valley Unified School District
571.7500
City Manager................................................................413.3020
Val Verde Unified School District940.6100
Code & Neighborhood Services .................................413.3340
Moreno Valley College
Conference & Recreation Center ...............................413.3039
Cottonwood Golf Center .............................................413.3290
Economic Development ............................................ 413.3460
Parks & Community Services
Boards & Commissions
Facilities .................................................................... 413.3710
Financial & Administrative Services ...........................413.3021
Fire ........................................................................... .486.6780
Fire Inspection Services .............................................413.3370
Graffiti Hotline .............................................................. 413.3171
Human Resources ......................................................413.3045
571.6100
Arts Commission
Meetings are the fourth
Wednesday of every month at
6:30 pm at the Conference &
Recreation Center.
Debby Johnson
Chairperson
Recreational
Trails Board
Meetings are the fourth
Wednesday of odd-numbered
months at 5 pm at the
Conference & Recreation
Center.
Stephen “Steve” Healton
Vice Chairperson
Gilbert Brooks
Chairperson
Maintenance & Operations .........................................413.3160
Christopher Baca
Media & Communications ...........................................413.3053
Leonardo Gonzalez
Brenda Jackson
Vice Chairperson
Neighborhood Programs ............................................. 413.3450
Constance “Safi” Jiroh
Margie Breitkreuz
Office of Emergency Management
& Volunteer Services ........................................................413.3800
Christopher Johnson
Vivian Joneswhye-Brock
Natalie Mann
Sarah Martinez
Land Development ................................................... .413.3120
Library........................................................................ .413.3880
Parks & Community Services .....................................413.3280
Parks Maintenance ..................................................... 413.3702
Planning ....................................................................413.3206
Police .........................................................................486.6700
Public Works Administration........................................413.3100
Purchasing .................................................................413.3190
Recreation ..................................................................413.3280
Senior Community Center ..........................................413.3430
Shopping Carts (abandoned) .....................................413.3330
Special Districts ..........................................................413.3480
Street Maintenance ....................................................413.3160
TownGate Community Center .....................................413.3729
Ian McPherson
John Menke
Eric von Mizener
Kim M. Nelson
Parks & Recreation
Commission
Senior Citizens’
Advisory Board
Meetings are the second
Thursday of every month at
6 pm at the Conference &
Recreation Center.
James C. Baker, II
Chairperson
Virgil L. Chancy
Vice Chairperson
Meetings are the third Monday
of every month at 3 pm at the
Senior Community Center.
Vonzetta Fielding
Chairperson
Robert Snyder
Vice Chairperson
Delorise Anderson
Transportation .............................................................413.3140
Bill Alvarez
Weed Abatement ........................................................413.3340
Juanita Barnes
Sara Anderson
Jonneshia C. Bright
Miguel Arciniega
Linda Joyce Echols
Cleveland Johnson
City Staff
Michelle Dawson
Thomas M. DeSantis
Gabriel P. Garcia
Abdul Ahmad
Ahmad Ansari
Vacant
City Manager
Assistant City Manager
Parks & Community Services Director
Fire Chief
Andre Gutierrez
Mary McBean
Saifur Osmani
Robert Palomarez
Stephanie Torres
Delanna Townsend
Public Works Director/City Engineer
City Clerk
Joel Ontiveros
Terrie Stevens
Marshall Eyerman
Mike Lee
Allen Brock
Police Chief
Administrative Services Director
Chief Financial Officer/City Treasurer
Economic Development Director
Community Development Director
Join a
Board or
Commission!
Moreno Valley Soaring Staff
Where to get the application:
Moreno Valley City Hall
City Clerk’s Department,
14177 Frederick St., Moreno Valley
Lisa Smethurst • Recreation Guide Editor
Bridget Amaya • Community Services Supervisor
Larry Jaime • Senior Graphic Designer
Send e-mail to: [email protected]
14075 Frederick Street • 413.3280
7:30 am to 5:30 pm,
Monday through Thursday, and
7:30 am to 4:30 pm
on Friday or visit
www.moval.org.
PURCHASE
YOUR CAMP
T-SHIRTS FOR
ONLY $10
MAY 31 - AUGUST 5
MON-FRI FROM 7AM-6PM
kids & teens
(5 - 1 1 yrs) (1 2 - 1 4 yrs)
Participants will enjoy a variety of art projects, dance, games, excursions, golf, sports, talent showcases,
and so much more in a supervised, fun-filled environment. Participants must provide two snacks each day.
Lunch will be provided. Register today. Space is limited.
MARCH FIELD
PARK COMMUNITY CENTER
COTTONWOOD
GOLF CENTER
(KIDS)
15325 6th street
KID CAMP SUMMER EXCURSIONS
m ore no va l l e y b o w l
co rona de l m a r
cal s ka te
t he c ove w a t e r p a r k
u cr r oc k w a l l
j ohn’ s inc r e d i b l e p i z z a
w e ste r n s c i e n c e c e n t e r
dro p zone w a t e r p a r k
spl ash kin g d o m
cele br a tio n p a r k
(TEENS)
13671 frederick street
JUNE 1
JUNE 8
JUNE 15
JUNE 22
JUNE 29
JULY 6
JULY 13
JULY 20
JULY 27
AUGUST 3
RESIDENT FEE/ NON-RESIDENT FEE
$ 8 5 p e r w e e k /$ 1 1 1 p e r w e e k
951.413.3280 | www.moval.org/pcs
TEEN CAMP SUMMER EXCURSIONS
m or eno valley bowl
cor ona del m ar
cal sk ate
glen helen
ucr r ock wall
gam e tr uck
k nott’s ber r y far m
dr op z one water par k
splash k ingdom
celebr ation par k
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INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE
9:30 am – 12 pm
North on Frederick St., beginning at Alessandro Blvd.,
then west on Towngate Blvd.
FAMILY FUN FEST SCHEDULE
2 – 9 pm (gates open at 1 pm)
Morrison Park/Mountain View Middle School
Corner of Dracaea Ave. and Morrison St.
2 pm - Beer Garden, Fun Zone, Food Vendors
3:30 pm – National Anthem and Presentation of Colors
4 pm – The Band Fresh (Top 40)
5:45 pm - Crimes of Passion (Pat Benatar Tribute)
7:30 pm – Fan Halen (Van Halen Tribute)
9 pm – Fireworks Spectacular
TICKET INFORMATION
Presale Available June 1 – July 1
Purchase at the Conference & Recreation Center
$2 per person or $10 per family (up to 6 people)
On July 4
Free entry between 1 - 4 pm
After 4 pm - $3 per person
Military (with valid ID) and children
under 5 are FREE!
#movalfunfest
For More Information Contact Parks &
Community Services at 413.3280 or visit www.moval.org/fourth

Soaring - City of Moreno Valley, California

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