2015 Summer - City of Palmdale

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SUMMER FUN AT "THE AMP"
CONCERT SERIES PAGE 39
FAMILY MOVIE NIGHTS PAGE 19
NEW RESTAURANTS &
RETAIL OPENINGS PAGE 5
WATER SAVING TIPS PAGE 9
PALMDALE TO HOST SPECIAL
OLYMPIC TEAMS—LEARN HOW
TO GET INVOLVED PAGE 41
NEW! MOVIE NIGHTS
AT PALMDALE PLAYHOUSE PAGE 15
DRYTOWN WATER PARK CELEBRATES 10 YEARS
JOIN US FOR A SUMMER-LONG CELEBRATION! PAGE 2
Summer 2015
Awesome.
THE ANTELOPE VALLEY’S WATER PARK
Join us for a
summer long celebration
of 10 Years of Fun
Dusty’s Mineshaft Racer | Rattler’s Revenge
Devil’s Punch Bowl | Wildcatter | Big Rock River
Little Miner’s Camp | Splash Pad |
OPENING WEEKEND MAY 23-25 | OPEN DAILY MAY 30-AUGUST 9
WEEKENDS ONLY AUGUST 15-SEPTEMBER 13
Like us for Exclusive Offers
plus the Latest News,
Updates & Events
2 | Aquatics | June-August 2015
Tickets & Season Passes available at
www.DryTownWaterPark.com
New!
June-August 2015 | Aquatics | 3
PALMDALE | commerce
REMEMBER
TO SHOP
PALMDALE
AND KEEP YOUR
TAX DOLLARS
LOCAL!
Welcome New
Businesses
• U.S. Postal Exchange, 830 Palmdale Blvd.
• Precision Labs, 644 East Rancho Vista Blvd.
• Digi-Vue, 1007 West Ave. M-14
• Firehouse Subs, 1113 West Rancho Vista Blvd.
• El Patron Grill, 906 East Palmdale Blvd., Suite F
• LACR MX Track, 7010 East Ave. T
• Runner’s Lane, 40125 10th St. West, Unit J
• A Touch of Romance, 40125 10th St. West
• Dragon Garden Chinese Restaurant,
40162 10th St. West
• Lil’ Guy Boutique, 38434 9th St. East, B-1
• Sujéy Nail Bar, 40008 10th St. West, Suite 102
• Leslie's Pool Supply, 37926 47th St. East
• LU&PE Mexican Restaurant & Catering,
422 W. Rancho Vista Blvd.
SHOP
SHOP
LOCAL
LOCAL
4 | Commerce | June-August 2015
Rancho Vista
Gateway
Stores Now Open
The long-awaited and much anticipated opening of the shops at Rancho
Vista Gateway is here with the grand openings of The Habit, Pizza Rev,
Yogurtland, California Bank & Trust and Dunn Edwards. Krispy Kreme, Aldi’s
and Chick-fil-A are scheduled to follow. Rancho Vista Gateway is located at
730 W. Rancho Vista Blvd.
AV Mall Welcomes
Carter’s, OshKosh
and Windsor
Fresh off a stellar holiday season,
the Antelope Valley Mall is keeping
the momentum going in 2015 with
the addition of three new retailers:
Carters, OshKosh B’gosh and
Windsor.
Together, OshKosh B’gosh and
Carter’s are two of the oldest, largest
and most-recognized brands of baby
and children’s apparel in the world.
Windsor first opened in 1937 with
the mission to make beauty accessible
to all women, not just celebrities.
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est. 20 15
Craft Breweries
to Open in
Palmdale
Haggen, Walmart
Neighborhood Market
Open in Palmdale
Palmdale residents have two new choices
for grocery shopping as Haggen and Walmart
Neighborhood Market both held grand
openings recently.
Haggen, a Pacific Northwest-based grocer
known for carrying a great array of organic
produce and high-quality meats and seafood,
acquired the former Albertson’s on Ave. N and
50th West. All the Albertson’s employees stayed
on with Haggen.
Walmart Neighborhood Market, located in
the Rancho Vista Town Center on the corner
of Rancho Vista Blvd. and Town Center Drive,
features a wide variety of products and
services, including organic produce, meats
and dairy products, frozen foods, dry
goods and staples, cleaning products, pet
supplies, a pharmacy, and health and
beauty products.
A Starbucks also recently opened in
the center.
The craft beer movement has spawned hundreds
of local breweries around the nation, and two of the
newest will be opening soon in Palmdale. Transplants
Brewing Company, coming to 40242 La Quinta Lane,
Unit 101, focuses on hoppy West Coast ales and creative
specialties. Info: www.transplantsbrewing.com.
Lucky Luke Brewing Company, 610 W. Ave. O, Suite
104, is devoted to the art of quality craft beer
and the great people brought together by it.
Info: www.facebook.com/LuckyLukeBrewing. Both
breweries are planning mid - to late 2015 openings.
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PALMDALE | commerce
Precision Labs
Honored as First
Net Zero Business
Congratulations to Precision Labs in
Palmdale for being named the California
Air Resources Board’s Cool California Small
Business of the Year! Precision is also the
first “Net Zero” commercial building in the
Antelope Valley.
Fatburger, Leslie’s Pool Supplies
and BerryStar Open in East
Palmdale; Starbucks Coming
The growth of new retail stores on Palmdale’s east
side continues with the addition of Fatburger as part
of the Buffalo’s Café at 4611 E. Ave S. In addition to
serving delicious Fatburgers, Buffalo’s offers chicken
wings and Southwestern-accented American fare
plus lunch specials.
BerryStar Yogurt opened at 4635 E. Ave. S., and
Leslie's Pool Supplies opened at 37926 47th St. East.
A drive-thru Starbucks near the 47th St. Pavillon
(Super Target Center) is coming soon.
Several new businesses have also expressed
interest in the area. Follow us on Facebook at City
of Palmdale-Government for the latest news and
updates.
6 | Commerce/Community | June-August 2015
PALMDALE | community
Illegal Dumping:
One Person’s Trash, Is a
Community’s Problem
First of a three part series on the issue of illegal dumping
Over the past year, Palmdale residents have come together to address
the problem of illegal dumping in our desert. Turning out by the
hundreds, they showed by their actions how much they disliked seeing
illegally dumped items in our City. What many of them did not know was
how much staff time and financial resources are being used in the day-today maintenance operations just to pick up illegally dumped household,
hazardous, electronic, and contractor waste. This is money that could be
used for other programs such as concerts, classes, events and so on.
Last year, Waste Management hauled away more than 168 tons of
illegally dumped trash from the City’s Maintenance Yard. This means that
the City’s Maintenance team picked up, on average, over 1,000 pounds of
illegally dumped items per day, 28,000 lbs. per month, and a staggering
336,000 lbs. for the 12-month period. This is the average annual amount
of trash generated by 210 people (according to the US EPA, the average
person generates just under 4.4 lbs. of garbage each day).
The City also picked up over 10½ tons, or 21,200 lbs., of electronic
items dumped in fields, on our sidewalks and in our streets — the
approximate weight of four large trucks! These items are considered
hazardous waste in the State of California and can easily be taken to the
Antelope Valley Environmental Collection Center (1200 W. City Ranch
Road) for free recycling or disposal on the first and third Saturdays of each
month from 9 am to 3 pm.
Illegal dumping hurts all our residents. By spending tax dollars on staff
and resources to pick up illegally dumped trash in our beautiful desert, on
our sidewalks, or in our streets, other potential programs and or services
are adversely affected. Help spread the word to everyone you know — put
trash where it belongs!
For more information on trash service and disposal options, contact
Waste Management at 661/947-7197. To report illegal dumping, call the
Palmdale Sheriff’s Office non-emergency line at 661/272-2400. To report
illegal dumping locations, please call 888-8DUMPING.
Next issue, part two: Code Enforcement’s role in addressing illegal dumping.
City Installs Electric
Vehicle Charging Stations
The City of Palmdale has installed two
electric vehicle charging stations for the
public’s use at two City facilities.
The charging stations are located at
Palmdale City Hall, on the south side
of the Development Services building,
38250 Sierra Highway, and at Palmdale
Oasis Park Recreation Center, 3850 Ave. S.
They are available for use 24/7.
“As part of our commitment to support green energy efforts and to make
these resources more readily available for our residents, we have installed
these state-of-the-art charging stations at easily accessible locations,” said
Palmdale’s Public Works Director Mike Mischel.
Both locations are fully ADA compliant and were paid for through an
Antelope Valley Air Quality Management grant and transportation-related
funding.
“When we had our solar shade structures installed, we ensured that the
infrastructure was also put into place to provide electric vehicle charging
stations,” said Palmdale’s Senior Administrative Analyst Benjamin Lucha.
“We are excited to provide this service and hope the units will give EV users a
greater range to utilize their vehicles.”
For more information about the City’s electric vehicle charging stations,
please contact Benjamin Lucha at 661/267-5300 or
[email protected].
EPA Recognizes City of Palmdale Among
Nation’s Leading Green Power Users
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently recognized
Palmdale for its participation in the Agency’s Green Power Partnership.
In addition to using nearly 2 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) of green power
annually — enough green power to meet 15 percent of the City’s electricity
use — the City is also generating green power from its recently completed
on-site renewable energy systems at Palmdale’s Civic Center, DryTown Water
Park and Marie Kerr Park, which utilize solar resources.
“The EPA is excited to welcome the City of Palmdale as a Green Power
Partner and applauds the City’s purchase of on-site green power and its
support of the voluntary renewable energy market,” said Melissa Klein,
communications director of EPA’s Green Power Partnership. “Palmdale is
helping to reduce harmful air pollution and demonstrating that using green
power is smart for the environment.”
Green power is electricity that is generated from environmentally preferable
renewable resources, such as wind, solar, geothermal, eligible biogas, biomass,
and low-impact hydro. Using green power helps accelerate the development
of new renewable energy capacity nationwide and helps reduce greenhouse
gas emissions from the power sector.
According to the U.S. EPA, the City of Palmdale's green power use of nearly
2 million kWh is equivalent to avoiding carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions
of more than 200 passenger vehicles per year, or CO2 emissions from the
electricity use of more than 100 average American homes annually.
Public Works:
Working for YOU!
The City’s public works crews and contractors
have a full plate of projects, all designed to make
improvements in our infrastructure, increase safety and
make our daily lives better. Funded almost entirely by
Measure R and State Metro grant funds, here’s an overview
of some of what’s happening:
• Avenue S Gap Road. Road connecting Ave. S in
Anaverde to Elizabeth Lake Rd. completed in May.
$10 million project.
• Palmdale Boulevard Improvements at 5th St. East
to 10th St. East, including RR crossing improvements.
Currently under design and environmental review.
Project to start construction spring 2017. $10 million
project.
• AV Mall Beautification. Median landscape
replacement along Avenue P and 10th Street West.
Summer 2015, $200,000 project.
• McAdam Pool Renovations. Pool and bathhouse
renovations to start fall 2015. $1 million project.
• 14 Freeway Onramp/Offramp & Street
Improvements: At Palmdale Boulevard. Currently
under design and environmental review. Project to
start fall 2018. $25 million project.
○ At 10th St. West from Avenue P to Avenue P-8.
Currently under design and environmental
review. Project to start fall 2018. $25 million
project.
○ At Ave. P, including additional southbound lane
of 14 Freeway from Ave. P to Palmdale Boulevard.
Currently under design and environmental
review. Start of construction fall 2017. $15
million project.
• Traffic Signal Synchronization. Seven
miles of signal synchronization
citywide, including three new
traffic signal installations at Ave. S
and 55th East, Ave. S and Arnold
Drive, Pearblossom Highway
and 37th. Currently under design
and environmental review. Start of
construction summer 2018.
$7 million project.
• Avenue S Widening Project. 30th St. East
to 45th St. East. Currently finishing
right of way acquisition. Utility
relocation will start later
this year with full street
construction to start in spring
2016. $11 million project.
June-August 2015 | Community | 7
PALMDALE | community
Get the Scoop First! Follow
the City on Facebook,
Twitter and with E-News!
The easiest and fastest way to keep up on what’s
happening in Palmdale is to stay connected! Follow
us on Facebook at City of Palmdale-Government as
well as our other Facebook pages:
• Best of the West Softball Complex — Palmdale
• DryTown Water Park
• Joe Davies Heritage Airpark at Palmdale Plant 42
• Palmdale Amphitheater
• Palmdale City Library
• Thursday Night on the Square
• Palmdale Community Gardens
• Host Town Palmdale (Special Olympics)
On Twitter, you can get our “tweets” at
PalmdaleCity. On Instagram, we’re
CityofPalmdale and DryTownWaterPark.
You may also subscribe to one of the City’s
e-Newsletters that will bring information directly
to you via email. Visit www.cityofpalmdale.org and
click the E-news button on the bottom of the page
on the left hand side, then select the e-Newsletters
that you wish to receive.
You’re Invited to Attend
City Meetings
Palmdale City Council meetings are held on the
first Wednesday of the month beginning at 7 pm.
Palmdale Planning Commission meets on the
second Thursday of the month beginning at 7 pm.
The Board of Library Trustees meets on the third
Tuesday of each month at 5:30 pm.
These meetings take place at the Council
Chamber, 38330 Sierra Highway, Suite B.
Planning Commission
Meetings Now on Channel 27
The City’s Planning Commission meetings, which
are held on the second Thursday of the month
beginning at 7 pm, will now be televised on
Palmdale 27. It is available for viewing on Time
Warner Cable TV, Ch. 27, as well as online at
www.cityofpalmdale.org
8 | Community | June-August 2015
Are You Engaged?
Not in the traditional sense, with a ring and a date, but in the community
sense. By definition, community engagement refers to the process by which
organizations and individuals build ongoing, permanent relationships for the
purpose of applying a collective vision for the benefit of a community.
The City of Palmdale is indeed engaged. In 2014, over 250 residents
volunteered their time in City programs, including sports and equestrian
programs, Legacy Commons, Palmdale Playhouse, South Antelope Valley
Emergency Services (SAVES), Neighborhood Services, Adopt-a-Wall, Palmdale
City Library, Joe Davies Heritage Airpark and various City offices, contributing
28,859 hours of service. Independent Sector values this time at $26.24 per hour,
which adds up to $760,146.06 worth of service to the City alone!
Additionally, 1,169 residents provided 4,893 hours of service at community
service days, such as Division and Conquer, Desert Reveal, and Beds, Paths &
Beyond, which is an additional $128,881.62! Throughout our community
countless individuals volunteer their time at local schools, churches, charitable
organizations and service organizations. They are engaged, and most importantly,
making a difference in our community.
Engagement is not just volunteering of time, it means sharing your skills, ideas
and passion with the community. Do you attend City Council meetings? You’re
engaged! Have you attended the Partners Academy? You’re engaged! Do you
participate in your school site council or church committee? Congratulations,
you’re engaged!
Every April we take time to say ‘thank you’ to those individuals and groups
who generously give of their time by celebrating National Volunteer Appreciation
Month. This year, we took it to the next level and joined countless mayors and
cities nationwide in becoming a City of Service, declaring our vision of service as a
vital part of community health.
Looking for a way to get engaged? Or more engaged? Look for the logo above
on community materials or visit www.cityofpalmdale.org for announcements of
volunteer opportunities, service days, community presentations and events.
Help Conserve Water
The State of California is suffering its worst
drought in decades. Here’s how you can help
save water:
CITY OF PALMDALE
CUT WATER
USE BY
Palmdale Wins Village Square Grant
Community Input Sought
The City of Palmdale has been named one of two cities in California to
receive a grant through Pepperdine University’s Davenport Institute which will
be used to engage the community in meaningful dialogue about relevant topics.
Along with Palo Alto, Palmdale will receive services and expenses valued at
$15,000 through the Village Square’s “Dinner at the Square” program, which
is designed to improve the way residents in diverse communities engage with
one another. It is a capacity-building grant to improve local civic dialogue and
support an ongoing constructive relationship between government and citizens
around various issues for years to come.
“We chose Palmdale for this grant because we think their ideas are highly
deserving of their citizens’ valuable time,“ said Liz Joyner, executive director of
the Village Square.
A series of Village Square meetings will be held throughout 2015. Details
and information will be available at www.cityofpalmdale.org, or on the City’s
Facebook page, City of Palmdale-Government.
PWD Customer
Assistance Programs
The Palmdale Water District offers several programs to help its
customers save money and conserve water:
• Cash for Grass – Get money for removing your front lawn
and replacing with desertscape landscaping.
• Water Conservation Rebates – Get credits to your water bill
for installing high efficiency water-saving devices.
• Rate Assistance Program – For low-income
seniors to receive up to 50% off monthly
service charge.
• Water Allocation Modification Request
– Apply to increase your water allotment
based on how many residents live at
your home and medical conditions
that require additional water.
• Leak Adjustment Application – If
you find a leak and your water bill
was exceptionally high, you may
qualify for a courtesy leak adjustment after
the leak is fixed.
For more information visit
www.palmdalewater.org
50%
SINCE 2009
Avoid
flushing
the toilet
unnecessarily
Replace
shower
heads with
low flow
version
Use shut off
nozzle on hose
for washing the
car, better yet
take it to the
Do not use car wash
ornamental
water
features
Take shorter
showers
Use drip
irrigation or
soaker
hoses
Do not
over water
your
Raise lawn
lawn
Retrofit
mower
all household
blade to 3
faucets with
inches.
aerators
The City's water
with flow
conservation ordinance,
restrictors
adopted in 1991, has been
Do not
instrumental in maximizing
pour water
water use on all landscape
down the
drain, use it
and irrigation projects.
It includes decreasing
watering days and times, conducting regular water
audits, increasing turf mowing heights, xeriscaping,
use of technologies such as the Maxicom water
management system, installation of synthetic
grass, recycling pool water, installation of water
saving devices, point source irrigation, installing
water efficient sprinkler heads, aerating turf for
maximum water penetration and mulching
around plants and shrubs.
Get the Latest Water
Conservation Information
You can get the latest information regarding
water conservation, programs, workshops and
more through your water company. In Palmdale:
Palmdale Water District
661/947-4111 • 661/947-4114 After Hours
www.palmdalewater.org
LA County Waterworks District No. 40
877/637-3661 • www.lacwaterworks.org
Palm Ranch Irrigation District
661/943-2469 • www.palmranchid.com
June-August 2015 | Community | 9
PALMDALE | safety
Have a Safe
and Sane
Water Safety Tips
Use of Fireworks
in Palmdale
Only “Safe and Sane” fireworks
are allowed in Palmdale city limits
except for the designated “No
Fireworks Zone” where even “Safe
and Sane” are illegal. The “No
Fireworks Zone” includes the Anaverde housing
development and anywhere south of the California
Aqueduct, as well as neighborhoods located on
the south side of Rancho Vista Boulevard along the
following lines: Beginning at the intersection of
Rancho Vista Boulevard and 30th Street West, areas
south and west of Rancho Vista Boulevard, north
to Avenue N-8; south and west of Avenue N-8 from
Rancho Vista Boulevard to 55th Street West; west of
55th Street West; and south from 55th Street West
to 60th Street West (Godde Hill Road).
If you are unsure whether you live in the
“No Fireworks Zone,” you may visit
www.cityofpalmdale.org, click on the Fireworks
map link, and enter your address. You may also
contact the City’s Code Enforcement office at
267-5234 or the Neighborhood Services
Department at 267-5181 and staff will assist you.
Illegal fireworks are not allowed anywhere in
Palmdale or the Antelope Valley. These are the
type that explode or shoot up in the air. They
are dangerous and cause a real threat to life and
property.
There are hefty fines for using illegal fireworks
or using fireworks in “No Fireworks Zones.” These
fines begin at $2,500 for a first offense, $5,000 for
a second offense and $10,000 for a third offense. To report any illegal fireworks anonymously,
please call the Sheriff’s Department at
661/272-2400.
10 | Safety | June-August 2015
Water safety is something everyone should be concerned about all year long. With
summer now here, it means more time will be spent around the water — DryTown
Water Park, City pools, the beach and pools at home. It takes only inches of water
for a small child to drown, so taking extra safety steps at home and around pools,
spas and all bodies of water can prevent drowning incidents.
Rule #1: Never leave a child unattended around a pool, spa, bathtub or any
body of water.
AT POOLS, SPAS AND OTHER
RECREATIONAL WATERS:
•T
each children basic water safety skills.
•L
earn how to swim and ensure your
children know how to swim as well.
•A
void entrapment by keeping children
away from pool drains, pipes and
other openings.
•H
ave a phone close by at all times
when visiting a pool or spa.
• I f a child is missing, look for them
in the pool or spa first, including
neighbors’ pools or spas.
• S hare safety instructions with family,
friends, babysitters and neighbors.
IF YOU HAVE A POOL:
• I nstall a 4-foot fence around the
perimeter of the pool and spa,
including portable pools.
•U
se self-closing and self-latching
gates; ask neighbors to do the same if
they have pools or spas.
• I f your house serves as the fourth side
of a fence around a pool, install and
use a door or pool alarm.
•M
aintain pool and spa covers in good
working order.
•E
nsure any pool or spa you use has
compliant drain covers; ask if you do
not know.
•H
ave life-saving equipment such as
life rings, floats or a reaching pole
available and easily accessible.
AT HOME:
• Always keep a young child within
arm’s reach in a bathtub. If you must
leave, take the child with you.
• Don't leave a baby or young child in
a bathtub under the care of another
young child.
• Never leave a bucket or basin
containing even a small amount of
liquid unattended. Always empty and
store buckets where young children
cannot reach them.
• Consider placing locks on toilet
seat covers in case a young
child wanders into the
bathroom.
Visit www.PoolSafely.gov
for more information.
Be Prepared for Mosquito Season
The warm weather signals the return of mosquito season in Palmdale. The
Antelope Valley Mosquito & Vector Control District (AVMVCD) is reminding
everyone to do their part, get rid of standing water, and protect themselves from
mosquito bites.
Keep in mind the three Ds of mosquito control:
Dump / Drain – all standing water that’s there longer than a week
Dusk / Dawn – are peak mosquito activity times
Defend / DEET – use insect repellents, wear long sleeves and pants when
outdoors at dusk and dawn
West Nile Virus is one of several diseases transmitted by the bite of an
infected mosquito. Although most people that are infected do not show any
symptoms, West Nile Virus is a potentially debilitating disease. Even ‘mild’
cases of West Nile Fever can cause patients enormous pain and discomfort for
months.
For more information, contact AVMVCD at 661/942-2917, online
at www.avmosquito.org, on Facebook at www.facebook.com/avmosquito,
or on Twitter @AVMosquito.
Safety Programs
Join us for one or all of these
FREE safety presentations
Home Security & Personal
Safety for Seniors
Thursday, June 11, 1 pm
Legacy Commons for Active Seniors,
930 E. Ave. Q-9.
Geared toward seniors, it will teach basic tips on
home security, personal safety, and current scams
and fraud trends aimed at seniors.
Neighborhood Watch Orientation
Tuesday, June 23, 7 pm
City Council Chamber, 38300 Sierra Highway
Mosquito Facts:
Learn about crime trends, disaster preparation,
home security and personal safety. By forming a
Neighborhood Watch group, all of this and more
will be available to you and your neighbors right
on your street. The City’s Neighborhood Services
Department, along with deputies from Palmdale
Sheriff’s station, will facilitate the presentation.
• Develop from egg to adult in 5-7 days
• Immature stages (larvae & pupae) live in water
• Only need a capful of water
• Adults can live up to 6 weeks
• Only female mosquitoes bite
• Transmit several potentially fatal diseases
(Malaria, Dengue Fever, Chikungunya Virus,
West Nile Virus)
• Is the deadliest “animal” in the world
National Night Out
Thursday, July 30, 5:30 pm
Poncitlán Square as part of TNOTS
Introducing “This is How
We Roll, Palmdale”
with Ruth & Kery
Crime Prevention Officers
Ruth Oshmann and Kery German are hosting
the new video series, “This is How We Roll,
Palmdale.” This monthly show provides valuable community information
in a fun and often humorous way. The first episodes include “Who Are We?,”
“Community Safety Officers” and “The Bad Neighbor.” You can check out the
latest videos on Channel 27 and the City’s YouTube channel, “CityofPalmdale.”
The City’s Neighborhood Watch program will
kick off National Night Out with a special public
safety night. Bring the kids and meet Ruth and
Kery from “This is How We Roll, Palmdale” as
well as representatives from local fire, sheriff’s
and CHP offices, and tour the vehicles they use.
National Night Out is a nationwide crime and
drug prevention awareness campaign sponsored by
the National Association of Town Watch Groups
designed to generate support for and participation in
local anti-crime efforts.
For information on these programs,
please call 661/267-5170.
Ruth and Kery Are Everywhere!
How many places in Palmdale can you take Flat Ruth and
Kery? The City of Palmdale is giving away great prizes such
as daily passes to DryTown Water Park for the 10 best photo
submissions of Flat Ruth and Kery at locations in Palmdale. Go to www.cityofpalmdale.org to download your Flat Ruth
and Kery and start taking pictures! Post your pictures to
Instagram and Facebook with #flatruthandkery. Prizes will
be given out in June, July and August. #flatruthandkery
June-August 2015 | Safety | 11
There's something
for everyone at YOUR
Palmdale City Library
700 East Palmdale Blvd., Palmdale | 661/267-5600
The philosophy of the Palmdale City Library is simple: libraries are places for
learning! Learning is achieved through books, CDs, DVD, video games, classes,
games and more. We’ve got it all! Check out our exciting programs for 2015, and
‘Like’ us on Facebook for updates.
Regularly scheduled PROGRAMS
Storytime
Held June 17–July 31
• Baby Storytime
Wednesdays, 9 am
• Preschool Storytime
Wednesdays, 10 am
• Bilingual Storytime
Fridays, 10 am
“Spin a Yarn” Crochet
and Knit Club
Second Thursday of each month,
5:30-7 pm.
“Books and Barks” Event
Last Tuesday of each month, 3:30-5 pm.
Have your kids develop their reading
skills with friendly dogs.
LiterOlympics
Wednesday, August 5, 6 pm. Test your
literary knowledge with our gauntlet
of literature based games for teens and
adults and find out who’s the most
well-read!
Bees. They’re pretty cool, right?
The Library’s Manga Club
Learn more about them on Saturday, July
18, 2 pm, as a local beekeeper shows kids
their world!
Events will be held on June 25
and August 27 at 5:30 pm.
Hear bedtime stories in your PJs!
May 16 and June 20. Food, crafts, and
great discussion, teens only!
Techmobile Thursdays
TED Talk Screenings
Hear great minds with great ideas on the
first Monday of each month at 6 pm.
Third Wednesday of each month, 7-8 pm.
A great new read and discussion
every month.
Whatever Book Club
Tanabata Festival
Special Evening
Pajama Storytime
Mystery Book Club
Meets May 7, June 4, 4 pm.
Share whatever you’ve been
reading lately!
Saturday, July 11
Perfect for manga fans. Come see
what it’s all about!
Storycrafters’ Club
Free Yoga class for adults
May 11, June 15, July 13 and August 10,
4-5 pm. A special craft club for kids
ages 5-9.
Teen Lock In event
Dia de los Ninos/Dia de los
Libros Celebration
Monday, April 27, 4-5 pm
Harry Potter Day
Saturday, May 2. A full day of events
to celebrate the day everyone’s
favorite wizard defeated Voldemort!
(Dates and times subject to change)
12 | Palmdale Playhouse | January-April 2015
Saturday, July 25
After hours on Saturday, July 18,
5-8 pm, keep an eye out for
information on how to register!
Dungeons and Dragons
play sessions
(Dates TBD). Check out the
new 5 edition rule set!
WiiU Free Play
Gaming sessions
Last Monday of each month,
4-6 pm.
The new Techmobile will be making
rounds in the City. Look for it in a
neighborhood near you! Stops and times
will be announced on our web site.
Keep an eye out for special surprises
in June and August as well!
Summer Reading
Program
Monday, June 8-Saturday, August 8
This year everyone is
welcome to "Read to
the Rhythm!" Earn
prizes for reading
and using the
Library. Teens can get
in on the action as
well, and even adults
can participate
this year alongside
their children!
Summer
registration begins
May 18
@ 7:30 am
38260 10th Street East
661/267-5611 · 661/267-5636 fax
Monday-Thursday, 7:30 am-6 pm
Please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to closing
Registration information
Register online anytime, or in-person during business
hours at the recreation and culture office. In most
cases, you must be enrolled with payment prior to
start. Programs are filled on a first-come, first-served
basis. Registration information is subject to change
without notice.
activities guide
Online registration
Visit www.cityofpalmdale.org/playpalmdale
to register online.
• All customers must create a new account
effective April 15, 2015. You may visit
www.cityofpalmdale.org/playpalmdale to create
a new account.
18
Resident/non-resident
Resident and non-resident fees are in place to benefit
Palmdale residents. Those living outside Palmdale city
limits pay the full fee for some classes.
Sibling discount
Now available online!
A sibling discount is offered for select programs when
two or more children in your immediate family are
registered in the same program.
24
Notice
34
Registration or participation in City of Palmdale
programs and events constitutes authorization to use
program/participant photographs for City marketing
purposes. The City of Palmdale reserves the right to
prohibit any individual from participating.
For additional information regarding department
policies, including proof of age requirements,
withdrawals/refunds, materials fees and required
waiver, visit www.cityofpalmdale.org/Residents/
Recreation-and-Culture/Faq
18 Sports
24 Aquatics
• Swim Lessons
• Recreational Swim
• Lap Swim
• Health
• Fitness
30 Mind and Body
34
Arts & Entertainment
• Dance
• Theater
• Art
• Music
• Bus Excursions
42
Education & Technology
Payment options
We accept cash, check, Visa, Discover and
MasterCard. Adult sports programs require payment
by company check, cashier’s check, money order
or cash (personal checks accepted from team
managers only).
what’s inside
• Tiny Tots
44 Hobbies & Interest
46
After-School Fun
Center Programs
In every issue
48Legacy Commons for Active Seniors
49Directory of Organizations
50 Parks/Facilities Map
Class Location Key
AVP
Anaverde Park
AQPArnie Quinones Park
BVLBrunswick Vista Lanes
BWSCBest of the West
Softball Complex
CCCChimbole Cultural Center
CPBCourson Pool Building
CP
Courson Park/Pool
DSP
Desert Sands Park
DMPDomenic Massari Park
DTDryTown Water Park
HACHammack Activity Center
JHP
Joshua Hills Park
LC
Legacy Commons
LS
Local Schools
MZP
Manzanita Park
MKPMarie Kerr Park/Pool
MKPRCMarie Kerr Park
Recreation Center
MP
McAdam Park/Pool
POPPalmdale Oasis
Park/Pool
POPCPalmdale Oasis
Park Center
PPHPalmdale Playhouse
PRORecreation and
Culture Office
PTCPalmdale
Transportation Center
PVP
Pelona Vista Park
June-August 2015 | Activities | 13
Celebrates
Playhouse
21 Years of
Community Theatre!
The Palmdale Playhouse serves as a learning center for people of all ages and abilities to
explore the many aspects of theatre arts, and provides a place for the enjoyment of community based theatre.
The Color of Happy
Art by Janet K. Briggs
Thursday, May 28 through Sunday, July 26
Reception: Thursday, May 28, 6:30-8:30 pm
ART GALLERY EXHIBIT
See the best of local artists
at our intimate gallery
Janet K. Briggs is a self-taught
contemporary artist exploring the world
of mixed media using colorful acrylics
layered over collage. She has only recently
begun to show her work and is off to a
successful start, placing 1st, 2nd and 3rd
in 2014 Antelope Valley Fair categories,
and had local showings at ARTown Fusion
and Encore. Her work has been featured
in national magazines such as Cloth Paper
Scissors and Studios.
Not content with the classics, Janet’s
work beckons to whimsical inspiration
garnered from such diverse artists as
Hundertwasser and Laszlo Koday.
She maintains an active online
presence with many artists
from around the world, and
participates in online art
workshops to learn new
techniques. She has been an
art workshop volunteer within
the Palmdale community
during the past year. She
and her husband reside in the
Antelope Valley.
@PalmdaleCity
www.cityofpalmdale.org/playhouse
Palmdale Theatre Arts Program presents
Playhouse
CHECK PLEASE and
CHECK PLEASE: TAKE 2
Two short comedies by Jonathan Rand
Saturday, May 16, 7 pm
Dating can be hard, especially when
your date happens to be a raging
kleptomaniac, your grandmother’s bridge
partner or a mime. Check Please follows a
series of blind dinner dates that couldn’t
get any worse — until they do. Could
there possibly be a light at the end of the
tunnel?
Soon after their relationship ends, Guy and Girl are forced
by their well-intentioned best friends to plunge back
into the dating pool. Unfortunately, in Check Please: Take
2 that pool is filled with foot-reading psychics, extreme
accountants and pirates! But are the blind dates really that
unbearable? Yes. Yes they are. Produced by special arrangement with Playscripts, Inc.
Summer
Classic Movie Series
JUNE
21
JUNE
28
JULY
12
Tickets: $5
West Coast Classical Jazz Combo presents
AN EVENING OF JAZZ
Saturday, May 23, 7:30 pm
JULY
19
An Evening of Jazz pays homage to jazz giants,
featuring compositions by John Coltrane, Stanley
Turrentine, George Gershwin, Herbie Hancock,
Sonny Rollins and many more. This concert will
also feature saxophone legend Tom Scott as guest
solo artist.
Tickets: $12/adults, $10/seniors, students,
military, 12 & under
AUG.
16
AUG.
23
Doors open 1 pm
Movies begin 2 pm
Come enjoy a classic movie on a
Sunday afternoon. Film buffs will enjoy
nostalgic movies in our intimate setting,
as well as our new, state-of-the-art audio
system.
Tickets $5 all ages, no ID required,
includes complimentary
beverage and dessert
before each movie!
Show tickets can be purchased online at www.cityofpalmdale.org/playhouse, or at the Box Office beginning two
hours before each show, 38334 10th St. East. For more information, please call 661/267-5684.
WEST COAST CLASSICAL IS
CARNEGIE HALL BOUND!
West Coast Classical auditioned and
has been invited to perform in New
York City at Carnegie Hall and Central
Park in June. We will be bringing our
most advanced musicians from the
Symphonic and Concert orchestras
Today, we’re asking for your help.
Our vision is to raise $180,000 to
ensure our immediate goal of sending
our musicians to Carnegie Hall, and
to continue our programs for another
year. Won’t you please consider a
tax-deductible donation to West
Coast Classical? Visit our website
at westcoastclassical.org or contact
Program Director Patricia Graham,
805/490-3635, to learn more and
pledge your financial support today.
West Coast Classical presents
LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC
MUSIC IN THE AIR
Thursday, June 4, 7:30 pm
Friday, June 5, 7:30 pm
After months of preparation, West
Coast Classical is pleased to present
an instrumental musical experience
by the newly formed West Coast
Classical Beginning String Orchestra,
directed by Patricia Graham, and
West Coast Classical Beginning Band,
directed by Jeffrey Kaser.
Sit back and enjoy the benefits of
music when West Coast Classical’s
String Orchestra, Wind Ensemble,
Saxophone Choir and Flute Choir
perform some of your favorite
classical, pop and jazz compositions.
Tickets: $12/adults, $10/seniors,
students, military, 12 & under
Tickets: $12/adults, $10/seniors,
students, military, 12 & under
NEW YORK HERE WE COME!
Saturday, June 6, 7:30 pm
Directed by Patricia Graham, West Coast Classical Concert and Symphonic
Orchestras will present a musical toast to New York City! Featured pieces
are “Forty-Second Street,” “Singin’ in the Rain” and “Give My Regards
to Broadway.” The concert will also include Tchaikovsky’s “March Slav,”
Aaron Copland’s “An Outdoor Overture” and several classic scores by John
Williams, America’s favorite film composer. West Coast Classical Concert and
Symphonic Orchestras will be traveling to New York City to perform on stage
at Carnegie Hall on June 15!
Tickets: $12/adults, $10/seniors, students, military, 12 & under
West Coast Classical is a non-profit organization that provides
access to the musical arts for community members of all
backgrounds and skill levels who seek to achieve excellence
in orchestral, ensemble and classroom experiences.
Comprised of musicians aged 10 to 70 years, all have a
common love for music and a willingness to dedicate every
Wednesday evening to rehearsing; some groups also meet
on Saturdays. Students make important friendships and
discover a passion for music that continues whether or not
they pursue a career in music.
PROGRAM DIRECTORS
Patricia Graham has been an active professional musician for
25 years. She has conducted West Coast Classical, formerly
Palmdale Concert & Symphonic Orchestras, for 17 years. She
has a private studio with 71 students; has played with AV
Symphony Orchestra, Bakersfield Symphony Orchestra and
Santa Maria Philharmonic Orchestra; played in pit orchestras
for 20+ shows; has her own quartet; and has been music
director for 50+ musical stage productions.
Jeff Kaser is director of West Coast Classical Wind Ensemble
and Flute Choirs, and coaches woodwinds and brass for
West Coast Classical Concert and Symphonic orchestras. He
teaches music theory and jazz improvisation through West
Coast Classical. An active musician in the Los Angeles area, he
specializes in saxophone, flute, clarinet and oboe performing
in studio sessions, clubs, theatre orchestras, symphony
orchestras, private events, and concert venues. He also gives
private music instruction for all levels and ages.
@PalmdaleCity
www.cityofpalmdale.org/playhouse
Palmdale Junior Ballet and Theatre Dance Company present
DARE TO DANCE
Saturday, June 20, 6 pm
Students will perform an exciting and dynamic dance presentation featuring
classical, ballet, modern, jazz, hip hop and rhythm tap.
Tickets: $12/adults, $10/seniors, students, military, 12 & under
Palmdale Junior Summer Theatre Camp presents
By Leah Genuario
Saturday, June 27, 2 pm & 6 pm
Are wicked witches always bad? That depends on your perspective. Marie is
a little girl who likes to jump on her bed, but to the bedbugs being squished
underfoot, she is the wicked witch who causes earthquakes, among other
natural disasters. The microscopic citizens of her bed are up in arms — and
legs! So, the bedbugs launch a full-scale attack against Marie, prompting
her to investigate with her magnifying glass. To her surprise, there really are
bedbugs…and they have something to say! Crawling with laughs in a fun way,
this show will remind you there are always two sides to every story! Produced by
special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service, Inc., Englewood, Colorado.
Benefit Concert
Saturday, June 13, 6 pm
Tickets: $9
Tickets: $7
Family four-pack: $20 (not available online)
Palmdale Summer Theatre Experience presents
TAKE A SEAT
CHAIR AUCTION
By Billy St. John
Friday, July 24, 7 pm
Saturday, July 25, 7 pm
Who would suspect that before the live telecast is over for
the TV quiz show “It’s a Living!” the hardest problem to
solve would be who killed Tony Fabrizi, the show’s sponsor?
And why was he murdered? Was it for the missing diamond
bracelet he brought for the commercial, or was he shot for
personal reasons? Homicide detective Lt. Jim
Slate, along with Amanda Maxwell, a little old
lady amateur sleuth, discover that most of the
TV show’s cast had motives to murder the man
— including his Italian wife with a fiery temper.
Rounds of the fictional game show are actually
played during the performance using members
of the audience on stage as contestants! Produced
THE DEMON BARBER
by special arrangement with Eldridge Plays and
Musicals
OF FLEET STREET
COMING OCTOBER 2015
Tickets: $7
Family four-pack: $20 (not available online)
SWEENEY
TODD
Summer Theatre Experience
students invite you to join in a
unique raffle opportunity: On
Saturday, July 25, one-of-a-kind
designed and hand-painted
“theatre themed” chairs will be
raffled during the intermission of
their performance of Occupation:
Murder. Chairs will be on display
in the Palmdale Playhouse lobby
prior to each performance. All
proceeds will go directly to support
community arts programs for youth
at Playhouse.
Raffle tickets are $1/each or $5/six
tickets, and available for purchase
July 13-25 at the Playhouse.
Winner need not be present.
Show tickets can be purchased online at www.cityofpalmdale.org/playhouse, or at the Box Office beginning two
hours before each show, 38334 10th St. East. For more information, please call 661/267-5684.
sports
Youth
Youth Baseball
Register May 18-June 11, 2015
Fee includes jersey, cap, picture package and trophy.
Teams play an eight-game schedule and three weeks
practice prior to the first game. Practices are held during
the week between 5-9 pm; coach determines practice day
and time. Games are held Thursdays 5:30-8:30 pm.
Proof of age required at registration.
Course Age
Date
5603
9-11 Jul 16-Aug 27
5604
12-14 Jul 16-Aug 27
DAY TIME
Th 5:30-9 pm
Th 5:30-9 pm
LOC
BWSC
BWSC
FEE
$60R/ $71NR
$60R/ $71NR
Girls Softball
Fee includes jersey, visor, picture package and trophy.
Teams play an eight-game schedule and will have three
weeks’ practice prior to the first game. Practices are held
during the week between 5-9 pm; coach determines
practice day and time. Games are held Tuesdays
5:30-8:30 pm. Proof of age required at registration.
Course Age
Date
5605
10-12 Jul 14-Aug 25
5606
13-16 Jul 14-Aug 25
DAY TIME
Tu
5:30-9 pm
Tu
5:30-9 pm
LOC
BWSC
BWSC
FEE
$60R/ $71NR
$60R/ $71NR
T-ball Allstars
Students learn to bat, catch, field and run bases.
Fundamental skills and good sportsmanship are
emphasized. Class is in gym and cleats are not allowed.
Instructor: Staff
Course
5551
5526
5262
5546
Age
4-5
4-5
6-7
6-7
Date
Jul 1-Aug 19
Jul 1-Aug 19
Jul 1-Aug 19
Jul 1-Aug 19
DAY
W
W
W
W
TIME
4-4:45 pm
4-4:45 pm
5-5:45 pm
5-5:45 pm
LOC
POPC
MKPRC
POPC
MKPRC
FEE
$32R/$37NR
$32R/$37NR
$32R/$37NR
$32R/$37NR
Youth Basketball
Coed youth basketball league includes jersey, picture
package and trophy. Practices are held during the week
between 4-9 pm; coach determines practice day and
time. Games are held Saturdays 9 am-5 pm. Proof of age
required at registration. Register early, limited space per
division.
18 | Sports | June-August 2015
Course
5611
5607
5612
5608
5613
5609
5614
5610
Age
7-8
7-8
9-10
9-10
11-12
11-12
13-14
13-14
Date
Jul 18-Sep 12
Jul 18-Sep 12
Jul 18-Sep 12
Jul 18-Sep 12
Jul 18-Sep 12
Jul 18-Sep 12
Jul 18-Sep 12
Jul 18-Sep 12
DAY
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
TIME
9 am-3 pm
9 am-3 pm
9 am-3 pm
9 am-3 pm
9 am-3 pm
9 am-3 pm
9 am-3 pm
9 am-3 pm
LOC
MKPRC/HAC
POPC/HAC
MKPRC/HAC
POPC/HAC
MKPRC/HAC
POPC/HAC
MKPRC/HAC
POPC/HAC
FEE
$65R/ $76NR
$65R/ $76NR
$65R/ $76NR
$65R/ $76NR
$65R/ $76NR
$65R/ $76NR
$65R/ $76NR
$65R/ $76NR
Basketball Hoopsters
This skills class is designed to teach youngsters
fundamentals of basketball and good sportsmanship.
Students learn to dribble, pass, shoot and more!
Instructor: Staff
Course Age
5468
4-5
5493
6-7
Date
Jul 6-Aug 24
Jul 6-Aug 24
DAY TIME
M
4-4:45 pm
M
5-5:45 pm
LOC
POPC
POPC
FEE
$32R/$37NR
$32R/$37NR
Guerra Fencing
Students will learn the sport of fencing, its history and
rules. Develop concentration, flexibility, balance, speed
and self-esteem while learning one of the most complete
sports of all time. Instructor: Jose Guerra
Course
5564
5567
5565
5568
5566
5569
Age
6-12
13+
6-12
13+
6-12
13+
Date
Jun 3-Jun 24
Jun 3-Jun 24
Jul 8-Jul 29
Jul 8-Jul 29
Aug 5-Aug 26
Aug 5-Aug 26
DAY
W
W
W
W
W
W
TIME
6:30-7:30 pm
7:30-8:30 pm
6:30-7:30 pm
7:30-8:30 pm
6:30-7:30 pm
7:30-8:30 pm
LOC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
FRIDAY, AUGUST 7
Kids learn the world’s most popular sport from
professional coaches trained in the Kidz Love Soccer
method. Sessions include age-appropriate activities,
skill demonstrations, fun games, and instructional
scrimmages conducted in a non-competitive,
recreational format. Rain-out Hotline: 1-888-372-5803.
Visit www.kidzlovesoccer.com for more information.
Instructor: Kidz Love Soccer
Date
Jun 15-Jul 13
Jul 27-Aug 24
DAY TIME
M
6-6:30 pm
M
6-6:30 pm
LOC
DSP
DSP
FRIDAY, JULY 31
FEE
$70
$70
$70
$70
$70
$70
Kidz Love Soccer–
Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer
Course Age
5256
2-3
5271
2-3
JOIN THE “LET IT SNOW” DANCE
PARTY BEFORE THE MOVIE!
FRIDAY, AUGUST 14
FEE
$58
$58
FRIDAY
AUGUST 21
Pee Wee Soccer
A fun, non-competitive introduction to this popular sport.
Students learn to kick, dribble and pass. Fundamental
skills and good sportsmanship are emphasized. Class is
in gymnasium and cleats are not allowed. Instructor: Staff
Course
5122
5136
5147
5158
Age
4-5
4-5
6-7
6-7
Date
Jul 7-Aug 25
Jul 7-Aug 25
Jul 7-Aug 25
Jul 7-Aug 25
DAY
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
TIME
4-4:45 pm
4-4:45 pm
5-5:45 pm
5-5:45 pm
LOC
POPC
MKPRC
POPC
MKPRC
FEE
$32R/$37NR
$32R/$37NR
$32R/$37NR
$32R/$37NR
ENJOY A NIGHT OUT WITH THE FAMILY!
GENEROUSLY SPONSORED BY
Sibling discounts for select
youth sports leagues now
available for online registration!
Admission $2, Kids 12 & under admitted free. Gates open at 6:30 pm, movies
begin at dusk. Food and non-alcoholic beverages in coolers are welcome
at Family Movie Night events. All bags and coolers will be inspected at the
gate. Alcohol & pets are not allowed. Snack vendors will be on-site for your
convenience. Bring a lawn chair or blanket. Children 12 & younger must be
accompanied by a parent or guardian.
June-August 2015 | Sports | 19
Summer
registration begins
May 18
@ 7:30 am
unless noted
sports
Kidz Love Soccer
Kids learn the world’s most popular sport from
professional coaches trained in the Kidz Love Soccer
method. Sessions include age-appropriate activities, skill
demonstrations, fun games, and instructional scrimmages
conducted in a non-competitive, recreational format.
Instructor: Kidz Love Soccer
Course
5254
5250
5238
5268
5260
5259
Age
3½-4
4-5
5-6
3½-4
4-5
5-6
LEVEL
Tot
Pre
Soccer 1
Tot
Pre
Soccer 1
Date
Jun 15-Jul 13
Jun 15-Jul 13
Jun 15-Jul 13
Jul 27-Aug 24
Jul 27-Aug 24
Jul 27-Aug 24
DAY
M
M
M
M
M
M
TIME
5:20-6:05 pm
4:45-5:30 pm
4-4:45 pm
5:20-6:05 pm
4:45-5:30 pm
4-4:45 pm
LOC
DSP
DSP
DSP
DSP
DSP
DSP
FEE
$58
$58
$58
$58
$58
$58
Young Champions Youth Soccer
Students learn essential skills and strategy to play
winning soccer. Master your skills to become a top
player! Beginner, intermediate and advanced instruction
provided. Learn dribbling, passing, trapping, shooting,
defending and scoring. Instructor: Young Champions
Course Age
5277
4-6
5280
5281
Date
DAY TIME
Jun 13-Aug 29 Sa 9:30-10:10 am
7-9
Jun 13-Aug 29 Sa
10-15 Jun 13-Aug 29 Sa
10:20-11 am
11:10-11:50 am
LOC
DSP
FEE
$85
DSP
DSP
$85
$85
Tennis Beginner
Students will learn basic strokes, rules of tennis, scoring
and beginning tennis games, and will be tested at the end
of the eight week session if they wish to advance to the
next level. Loaner tennis rackets provided
Instructor: Leonard Johnson
Course Age
Date
DAY TIME
LOC
5243
7-10 May 23-Jun 20 Sa 11:30 am-12:30 pm MKP
5653
11-17 May 23-Jun 20 Sa 12:30-1:30 pm
MKP
FEE
$100
$100
Youth Volleyball
Register June 8-August 27, 2015
Young ballplayers develop skills and self-esteem in this
fun and educational program. Fee includes jersey, trophy
and picture package. Teams play an eight-game schedule.
Coach determines practice day and time. Games are held
Saturdays between 9 am-5 pm. Proof of age required at
registration.
Course
5618
5615
5620
5616
5619
5617
Age
7-9
7-9
10-12
10-12
13-16
13-16
Date
Oct 3-Dec 5
Oct 3-Dec 5
Oct 3-Dec 5
Oct 3-Dec 5
Oct 3-Dec 5
Oct 3-Dec 5
DAY
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
TIME
9 am-3 pm
9 am-3 pm
9 am-3 pm
9 am-3 pm
9 am-3 pm
9 am-3 pm
LOC
MKPRC
POPC
MKPRC
POPC
MKPRC
POPC
FEE
$60R/$71NR
$60R/$71NR
$60R/$71NR
$60R/$71NR
$60R/$71NR
$60R/$71NR
Self Defense & Safety Awareness
This program combines self-defense instruction in a fun,
structured environment. Students learn and practice
verbal and physical skills for self-defense against bullies
and strangers. Course content includes breakaways,
close contact techniques, communication skills and
confident posture. Weekly safety awareness information
addresses the lures strangers use to attract and abduct
children and teens. Students progress in rank and earn
their belts. Instructor: Young Champions
Course
5575
5583
5584
5595
5596
5597
5598
5599
5600
5601
5673
Age
4-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
LEVEL
New Students
Yellow Belts
Orange Belts
New Students
Yellow/Orange
Purple/Above
New Students
New Students
Yellow Belts
Orange/Purple
Green/Above
Date
Jun 8-Aug 24
Jun 8-Aug 24
Jun 8-Aug 24
Jun 9-Aug 25
Jun 9-Aug 25
Jun 9-Aug 25
Jun 13-Aug 22
Jun 13-Aug 22
Jun 13-Aug 22
Jun 13-Aug 22
Jun 13-Aug 22
DAY
M
M
M
Tu
Tu
Tu
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
TIME
4:30-5:10 pm
5:15 -5:55 pm
6-6:40 pm
6-6:40 pm
6:45-7:25 pm
7:30-8:10 pm
9-9:40 am
9:45-10:25 am
10:30-11:10 am
11:15-11:55 am
12-12:40 pm
LOC
POPC
POPC
POPC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
FEE
$92
$92
$92
$92
$92
$92
$85
$85
$85
$85
$85
Splash into the night on special
summer evenings
at the
,
Antelope Valley s Water Park
Adult
Adult Church Coed
Hardball Slow Pitch
Register May 18-July 16, 2015
Teams play one classification game prior to start of league
and a 10-game schedule. Teams pay $11 per game for
umpire.
Course Age
5624
16 +
Date
Aug 4-Oct 13
DAY TIME
Tu
6:30-10:15 pm
LOC
BWSC
FEE
$400
Adult Coed Hardball Slow Pitch
WE’RE OPEN LATE – 6:30-9:30 PM
June 26; July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 & August 7
umpire.
Course
5625
5626
5627
5628
5629
Age
16+
16+
16+
16+
16+
Date
Aug 3-Oct 19
Aug 4-Oct 20
Aug 5-Oct 21
Aug 6-Oct 22
Aug 9-Oct 25
DAY
M
Tu
W
Th
Su
TIME
6:30-10:15 pm
6:30-10:15 pm
6:30-10:15 pm
6:30-10:15 pm
5:15-9 pm
LOC
BWSC
BWSC
BWSC
BWSC
BWSC
FEE
$400
$400
$400
$400
$400
Free with
Season Pass
$8 (48” & taller)
$6 (Under 48”)
2 yrs. old & under Free
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sports
Adult Coed Slow Pitch
umpire.
Course
5630
5674
5675
5633
5676
Age
16+
16+
16+
16+
16+
Date
Aug 3-Oct 19
Aug 4-Oct 20
Aug 5-Oct 21
Aug 6-Oct 22
Aug 9-Oct 25
DAY
M
Tu
W
Th
Su
TIME
6:30-10:15 pm
6:30-10:15 pm
6:30-10:15 pm
6:30-10:15 pm
5:15-9 pm
LOC
BWSC
BWSC
BWSC
BWSC
BWSC
FEE
$400
$400
$400
$400
$400
Men’s Slow Pitch
umpire.
Course
5636
5637
5638
5639
5640
Age
16+
16+
16+
16+
16+
Date
Aug 4-Oct 20
Aug 5-Oct 21
Aug 6-Oct 22
Aug 7-Oct 23
Aug 9-Oct 25
DAY
Tu
W
Th
F
Su
TIME
6:30-10:15 pm
6:30-10:15 pm
6:30-10:15 pm
6:30-10:15 pm
5:15-9 pm
LOC
BWSC
BWSC
BWSC
BWSC
BWSC
FEE
$400
$400
$400
$400
$400
Adult Basketball 35+
Register April 27-June 4, 2015
and a 10-game schedule at local gyms. Teams pay $25
per game for official. Register early, limited registration per
division.
Course Age
5623
35+
Date
DAY TIME
Jun 21-Sep 13 Su 1-4 pm
LOC
POPC/MKPRC
FEE
$440
Adult Basketball
Register April 27-June 4, 2015
and a 10-game schedule at local gyms. Teams pay $25
per game for official. Register early, limited registration per
division.
Course Age
5621
16+
5622
16+
Date
DAY TIME
Jun 22-Sep 21 M
6-10 pm
Jun 24-Sep 24 W
6-10 pm
LOC
FEE
POPC/MKPRC $440
POPC/MKPRC $440
Adult Coed Volleyball
Register June 22-September 3, 2015
official.
Course Age
5641
16+
Date
Sep 15-Dec 3
DAY TIME
Tu,Th 6:15-10 pm
LOC
FEE
POPC/MKRC $265
C’MON DOWN TOTHE SQUARE!
Enjoy eight weeks of Summer Fun in Palmdale featuring Lively Music,
Enticing Food, Free Kids Activities and an Open-Air Market featuring Specialty Items
THURSDAYS • 5:30-8:30 PM • PONCITLÁN SQUARE
JUNE 25 | THROW BACK THURSDAY
Art is back at Camp TNOTS. Join local
artists at Legacy Commons for the second
year of ARTown Fusion, 6-8 pm. R&B by
Bump City.
Let’s kick it old school and pay tribute to
15 years of TNOTS with these crafts from
the past! Kids will get Stuck on the Square
creating their own duct tape wallet (from
8/8/04), get into Monkey Business making
wild animal tails (from 7/12/07), and get
personal with their own Sock It To Me
puppet pal (from 7/14/11). Visit Camp
TNOTS for all new Washi World crafts.
R&B by Lorena Mackey & the Hi-Lites.
JULY 16 | JUST SAY GNOME
Look around the Square and what do you
see? Gnomes! Gnomes everywhere! Kids
can make their own gnome cone hat and
fuzzy white beard. Don’t forget to take a
leisurely stroll down to the ol’ fishing hole
to make your fishing pole. Try your hand at
Rockin’ Art. Swing by Phat Cat Swinger.
JULY 2 | HEAVY METAL MADNESS
JULY 23 | HOME ON THE RANGE
Go mad on the Square with this metal
filled night! Kids will create a ribbon soda
can tab bracelet, handmade foil art, and
a personalized stamped metal necklace.
Enjoy Washi World activities at Camp
TNOTS. R&B by The Ambassadors of
Soul.
JULY 9 | ULTIMATE FAN FRENZY
Round up the family, we’re taking a trip
to the good ol’ Midwest! Kids can create
barnyard animal paint stick pals, bottle cap
magnet animals and a felt finger puppet
farm animal of their choice. Discover what’s
new at Washi World. Country by Runaway.
Who let the fans out! Kids can customize
their own #1 sports fan finger, create a
sports-inspired light switch cover, and sport
a colorful slap bracelet decorated with
their favorite sports team logos. Rockin’
JULY 30 | CAPES & CRUSADERS
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, its capes and
crusaders! Kids can make a super power
photo frame, a flashlight signal with a
superhero emblem, and create and wear a
superhero mask. All superhero kids should
Live Music
sponsored by Valleywide Dental
suit up in their favorite gear because this
night needs saving! Paint Rockin’ Art at
Camp TNOTS. Journey over to ARTown
Fusion at Legacy Commons from 6-8 pm.
R&B by Tesserae.
AUGUST 6 | MOVIES COME TO LIFE
Enter the world of animation as we bring
some of your favorite film features to
life. Kids can “Let It Go” with frozen
flubber, “Everything Is Awesome” with
a stenciled brick Lego© jar head, and let
their imaginations soar “Up©” with a mixed
media balloon art piece. Enjoy Washi World
at Camp TNOTS. Country by Jacob Nelson
& The Tone Wranglers.
AUGUST 13 | GAME BOARD ROUND-UP
Dust off those old doohickeys and
thingamajigs because retro games are
making a comeback! Kids can make a
Scrabble® piece magnet, stamp funny faces
onto wooden discs to create a memory
pocket game, and use retro game board
art to decorate their own keepsake box.
Camp TNOTS will feature Rockin’ Art.
Latin Rock by Boulevard Knights.
WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE OUR SPONSORS FOR THEIR
GENEROUS SUPPORT:
The Game Garden
featuring a variety of board games for all ages
Children’s Art & Activity Center
Open while supplies last
CAMP TNOTS
featuring Storytelling @ 6:30 & 7:30 pm;
Easel Art, Origami Creatures,
Washi World & Rockin’ Art
Children 12 and under must be accompanied by parent or guardian. Alcohol
is not allowed. Children’s Art & Activity Center, Camp TNOTS, Easel Art,
Origami Creatures, Washi World & Rockin' Art are for children ages 2-12.
McAdam Pool Schedule
38115 30th St. East • 661/267-5654
TIME
DAY
SESSION
8:30-9:30 am
M-Th
Lessons
9:30-10:15 pm
M-Th
Adaptive
12-3 pm
M-Th, Sa Recreational Swim
3:15-4 pm
M-Th
Adaptive
6-6:40 pm
M-Th
Adult Swim Lessons
Oasis Pool Schedule
3850 East Avenue S • 661/267-6157
TIME
DAY
SESSION
8-8:30 am
M, W or Tu,Th Private Lessons
8:35-10:55 am
M-Th
Lessons
11:15 am-12:15 pm M-F
Senior Swim
12:15-2:15 pm
M-F
Lap Swim
2:30-3:30 pm
M-Th
Novice Water Polo
3:30-4 pm
Tu, Th
Private Lessons
4:30-6 pm
M-Th
Lessons
6:30-7:30 pm
M-Th
Novice Swim Team
6:30-8:30 pm
M, W, Th
Resistance (DryTown)
7:45-9 pm
M, W-Th
Lap Swim
7:45-9 pm
Tu
Drop-in Scuba
Marie Kerr Pool Schedule
2723 Rancho Vista Blvd. • 661/267-6145
TIME
DAY
SESSION
8-8:30 am
M, W or Tu,Th Private Lessons
8:35-10:55 am
M-Th
Lessons
11:15 am-12:15 pm M-F
Senior Swim
12:15-2:15 pm
M, W, F
Lap Swim
1-3 pm
Tu, Th
Recreational Swim
3:30-4 pm
M, W
Private Lessons
4:30-6 pm
M-Th
Lessons
6:30-7:30 pm
M-Th
Novice Swim Team
7:45-9 pm
M, Tu, Th
Lap Swim
12-3 pm
S
Recreational Swim
Swim Lesson
Registration
Register online at
www.cityofpalmdale.org/playpalmdale
or at the recreation and culture office
M-Th 7:30 am-6 pm. Space is limited;
registration is first-come, first-served.
Open your online account
(see page 13).
REGISTRATION
SESSION BEGINS
LESSON DATES
A
Monday, June 1,
7:30 am
B
Wednesday, June 24, 7
June 29-July 9
pm online only
C
Wednesday, July 8,
7 pm online only
July 13-23
D
Wednesday, July 22,
7 pm online only
July 27-August 6
E
Wednesday, August 5,
7 pm online only
August 10-20
June 15-25
Please choose classes carefully; it is not
always possible to transfer children from one
level or facility to another if they are incorrectly
placed. If you are unsure of the correct level, a
lifeguard can test your child; email aquatics@
cityofpalmdale.org to schedule a test.
aquatics
Parent/Child (6 Mos.-3 Yrs.)
Parents will receive instruction to help their child become comfortable in the
water through song and play. Parents learn how to work with their child to
introduce bubble-blowing, assist with arm/leg motion, holds for front and
back float, and safety information.
Preschool (3-5 Yrs.)
Children are introduced to the water without a parent. This class teaches
your child to become comfortable in the water, learn breath control
by blowing bubbles and breath holding, floating, kicking, underwater
exploration, and arm and kick movements.
Level 1 Introduction To Water Skills
For children with little or no experience. Participants become familiar
with the aquatic environment and learn elementary skills such as blowing
bubbles, submersion, assisted floating, gliding, and arm/leg action to build
on as they progress through the swim program.
Level 2 Fundamental Aquatic Skills
This class builds on skills learned in Level 1. Must be able to enter the pool
unassisted, retrieve an object from below the surface with eyes open, flutter
kick, maintain assisted front and rear float, recover to a standing position
and exit the pool unassisted.
Level 3 Stroke Development
This class builds on aquatic locomotion, safety, and rescue skills taught
in Levels 1 and 2. Must be able to jump from the side of pool unassisted,
submerge and retrieve an object from the bottom of the pool with eyes
open, float unassisted on stomach and back, tread water, display forward
locomotion with alternating arms and rhythmic kick. Taught in water over
4 ft. deep.
Level 4 Stroke Improvement
Class develops confidence and competency in aquatic locomotion, safety
and rescue skills, and prepares student swimmers for stroke analysis.
Must be able to dive into the pool from a compact or stride position,
swim underwater, perform a feet-first surface dive, survival float, perform
open turns on both front and back, and show competency in front crawl,
breaststroke, butterfly and backstroke. Taught in water over 5 ft. deep.
Level 5 Swimming & Skill Proficiency
This class introduces the butterfly, open turns, feet-first surface dive, pike
dive, tuck surface dive, additional turns and endurance swimming. Class
coordinates and refines key strokes presented in previous levels and enables
students to use them with greater ease, efficiency, power and smoothness
over greater distances. Must be able to sidestroke, breaststroke and freestyle.
Level 6–Intro to Lifeguarding (11-13 yrs.)
Participants will learn techniques, build stamina, and learn fundamental
lifeguarding knowledge, attitudes, and skills. Participants are not required to
master or perfectly execute skills.
Private Lessons (3 yrs.-Adult)
Certified instructors provide 30 minutes of one-on-one instruction geared
toward the student’s age, ability level and goals.
OASIS POOL SWIM LESSONS
TIME
A
B
Parent/Child
10:15-10:45 am 5395 5433
10:15-10:45 am 5415 5438
5:20-5:50 pm
5419 5440
5:20-5:50 pm
5423 5442
Preschool
8:35-9:15 am
5562 5572
9:25-10:05 am
5570 5573
4:30-5:10 pm
5571 5574
Level 1
8:35-9:15 am
5585 5591
9:25-10:05 am
5586 5592
10:15-10:55 am 5588 5593
4:30-5:10 pm
5589 5594
5:20-6 pm
5590 5086
Level 2
8:35-9:15 am
5150 5160
9:25-10:05 am
5152 5163
10:15-10:55 am 5153 5166
4:30-5:10 pm
5154 5170
5:20-6 pm
5155 5173
Level 3
8:35-9:15 am
5531 5544
9:25-10:05 am
5535 5545
10:15-10:55 am 5537 5047
4:30-5:10 pm
5539 5055
5:20-6 pm
5542 5056
Level 4
8:35-9:15 am
5089 5103
9:25-10:05 am
5092 5106
10:15-10:55 am 5094 5109
4:30-5:10 pm
5095 5111
5:20-6 pm
5096 5113
Level 5
8:35-9:15 am
5151 5159
9:25-10:05 am
5156 5162
4:30-5:10 pm
5157 5165
Level 6 – Intro to Lifeguarding
10:15-10:55 am 5335 5351
5:20-6 pm
5350 5354
Private Lessons – Four sessions
8-8:30 am
5497 5507
8-8:30 am
5505 5510
3:30-4 pm
5503 5509
McADAM POOL SWIM LESSONS
Times
A
B
Preschool
8:35-9:15 am
5225 5253
Level 1
8:35-9:15 am
5226 5263
Level 2
8:35-9:15 am
5229 5272
Level 3
8:35-9:15 am
5237 5278
Level 4
8:35-9:15 am
5242 5283
Level 5
8:35-9:15 am
5245 5290
8:35-9:15 am
5248 5294
C
D
E
DAYS
SESSION FEE
$20R/$25NR
5012
5013
M, W
T, Th
M, W
T, Th
$45R/$53NR
5582
M-Th
M-Th
M-TH
$45R/$53NR
5134
5139
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
$45R/$53NR
5202
5204
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
$45R/$53NR
5081
5084
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
$45R/$53NR
5142
5144
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
$45R/$53NR
5446
5000
5001
5003
5004
5005
5006
5009
5576
5577
5578
5579
5580
5581
5098
5100
5102
5105
5110
5114
5121
5126
5127
5130
5178
5182
5184
5186
5188
5193
5194
5196
5197
5199
5058
5059
5061
5062
5064
5069
5071
5072
5073
5075
5117
5118
5120
5123
5125
5128
5131
5132
5135
5137
5169
5172
5174
5176
5179
5183
5187
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
5360
5356
5362
5368
M-Th
M-Th
$45R/$53NR
5370
5514
5522
5519
5530
5541
5534
$70R/$84NR
5543
M, W
T, Th
T, Th
D
DAYS
SESSION FEE
C
5300
5343
M-Th
$20R/$25NR
5307
5348
M-Th
$45R/$53NR
5317
5355
M-Th
$45R/$53NR
5319
5366
M-Th
$45R/$53NR
5324
5373
M-Th
$45R/$53NR
5329
5377
M-Th
$45R/$53NR
5337
5382
M-Th
$45R/$53NR
MARIE KERR POOL SWIM LESSONS
Times
A
B
C
Parent/Child
10:15-10:45 am 5015 5022 5028
10:15-10:45 am 5018 5023 5029
5:20-5:50 pm
5019 5024 5031
5:20-5:50 pm
5020 5026 5032
Preschool
8:35-9:15 am
5383 5399 5418
9:25-10:05 am 5387 5402 5420
4:30-5:10 pm
5389 5396 5412
Level 1
8:35-9:15 am
5451 5477 5486
9:25-10:05 am 5465 5478 5488
10:15-10:55 am 5471 5480 5489
4:30-5:10 pm
5473 5482 5490
5:20-6 pm
5474 5483 5492
Level 2
8:35-9:15 am
5512 5524 5532
9:25-10:05 am 5513 5525 5533
10:15-10:55 am 5515 5527 5536
4:30-5:10 pm
5517 5528 5538
5:20-6 pm
5520 5529 5540
Level 3
8:35-9:15 am
5021 5037 5046
9:25-10:05 am 5025 5040 5048
10:15-10:55 am 5027 5042 5049
4:30-5:10 pm
5030 5043 5050
5:20-6 pm
5034 5044 5053
Level 4
8:35-9:15 am
5076 5087 5104
9:25-10:05 am 5078 5090 5112
10:15-10:55 am 5080 5093 5115
4:30-5:10 pm
5082 5097 5119
5:20-6 pm
5085 5101 5124
Level 5
8:35-9:15 am
5164 5177 5189
9:25-10:05 am 5167 5180 5190
4:30-5:10 pm
5171 5185 5191
10:15-10:55 am 5206 5209 5212
5:20-6 pm
5207 5210 5215
Private Lessons – Four sessions
8-8:30 am
5547 5550 5554
8-8:30 am
5549 5553 5556
3:30-4 pm
5548 5552 5555
D
E
DAYS
SESSION FEE
$20R/$25NR
5039
5041
M,W
T,Th
M,W
T,Th
$45R/$53NR
5436
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
$45R/$53NR
5506
5504
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
$45R/$53NR
5016
5017
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
$45R/$53NR
5068
5070
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
$45R/$53NR
5146
5149
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
5195
5198
5201
$45R/$53NR
5203
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
5219
5221
M-Th
M-Th
$45R/$53NR
5222
$70R/$84NR
5561
M,W
T, Th
M, W
5033
5035
5036
5038
5429
5426
5430
5495
5496
5499
5501
5502
5007
5008
5010
5011
5014
5057
5060
5063
5065
5066
5129
5133
5138
5141
5143
5557
5559
5558
Aquatic
Scholarships
Available
In conjunction with LA84 Foundation, a limited number
of Aquatics Scholarships up to $50 are available for
children age 17 and under who wish to participate in
Palmdale swim classes/programs. Extra costs
(i.e., material fees, uniforms, etc.) are not included.
The scholarship application is available at
www.cityofpalmdale.org and at the recreation and
culture office.
aquatics
Recreation Swim
Age
All
All
All
All
Date
Jun 15-Aug 6
Jun 16-Aug 6
Jun 20-Aug 22
Aug 8-Aug 22
DAY
M-Th,Sa
Tu,Th
Sa
Sa
TIME
12-3 pm
1-3 pm
12-3 pm
12-3 pm
LOC
MP
MKP
MKP
MP
FEE
$1
$1
$1
$1
Recreation Swim Guidelines
•C
hildren under 47" tall must be accompanied on a one-on-one
ratio by an adult 18 years or older.
• Swim test is required for anyone not demonstrating an ability to swim
safely in deep water.
• Infants/toddlers must wear swim diapers under suits.
• Only Coast Guard approved life jackets are permitted in pools.
• No cut-off jeans or shorts below the knees.
• Masks, fins, and snorkels are not permitted.
• No alcohol or tobacco products permitted within facilities.
• No outside food or beverage (except bottled water) is permitted.
Recreational swim guidelines listed above are from the City’s Pool Rules
and Regulations. To request a complete set of pool rules, please email
[email protected].
Adaptive Aquatics
Adaptive Aquatics is designed for children with
neurological, developmental, and cognitive challenges,
and teaches them independent swimming and water
safety. By introducing students to the water gradually
in a quiet setting during private lessons, they are better
able to focus their attention. Participants, with one-onone instruction, will be individually assessed for their
swimming skills and instructors will create daily lessons to
work with each child. Instructor: Staff
Course
5460
5463
5467
5466
5469
5472
5476
5475
5479
5484
Age
5+
5+
5+
5+
5+
5+
5+
5+
5+
5+
Date
Session A
Session A
Session B
Session B
Session C
Session C
Session D
Session D
Session E
Session E
DAY
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
TIME
9:30-10:15 am
3:15-4 pm
9:30-10:15 am
3:15-4 pm
9:30-10:15 am
3:15-4 pm
9:30-10:15 am
3:15-4 pm
9:30-10:15 am
3:15-4 pm
LOC
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
FEE
$45R/$53NR
$45R/$53NR
$45R/$53NR
$45R/$53NR
$45R/$53NR
$45R/$53NR
$45R/$53NR
$45R/$53NR
$45R/$53NR
$45R/$53NR
Adult Swim Lessons
It’s never too late to learn to swim. Adults of all ages are
welcome in this semi-private learn-to-swim program.
Skills taught are front and back float, supine and prone
glide, and stroke development. Instructor: Staff
Course
5409
5416
5424
5427
5432
Age
18+
18+
18+
18+
18+
Date
Session A
Session B
Session C
Session D
Session E
DAY
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
M-Th
TIME
6-6:40 pm
6-6:40 pm
6-6:40 pm
6-6:40 pm
6-6:40 pm
LOC
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
FEE
$45R/$53NR
$45R/$53NR
$45R/$53NR
$45R/$53NR
$45R/$53NR
Intro to Waterpolo
Legal Document Preparation to Full Legal Representation
~Summer Special~
This course will cover eggbeater, head up and head down
freestyle, backstroke, ball handling, pressure passing,
and passing technique. No prior water polo experience is
necessary. Instructor: Staff
Course Age
5394
9-14
Date
Jun 15-Aug 6
DAY
M-Th
TIME
2:30-3:30 pm
LOC
POP
20%
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$60R/$72NR
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Novice Waterpolo
Offered in association with LA84 Foundation, this
intermediate program is high-energy, fast-paced,
physically demanding, and will provide participants with
the skills, stamina and teamwork to compete against
other novice teams. Instructor: Staff
Course Age
Date
5386
11-14 Jun 15-Aug 6
DAY
M-Th
TIME
2:30-3:30 pm
LOC
POP
FEE
$60R/$72NR
Novice Swim Team
Offered in association with LA84 Foundation. Swimmers
7 years old must be able to swim a minimum of one pool
length; ages 8-17 must be able to swim a minimum of
two pool lengths. Additional costs include swimsuit and
goggles. Instructor: Staff
Course Age
5375
7-17
5378
7-17
Date
Jun 15-Aug 6
Jun 15-Aug 6
DAY
M-Th
M-Th
TIME
6:30-7:30 pm
6:30-7:30 pm
LOC
POP
MKP
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whichever is greater, or both imprisonment and fine.
FEE
$80R/$96NR
$80R/$96NR
Water Resistance Exercise
Join us at DryTown Water Park and train with the
resistance of a current. This course will provide a workout
for all levels of exercise enthusiasts with the goal of
providing training while reducing the impact on your body.
Course
5441
5444
5449
5448
5452
5454
5457
5456
Age
15+
15+
15+
15+
15+
15+
15+
15+
Date
Jun 1-Jun 25
Jun 1-Jun 25
Jun 29-Jul 23
Jun 29-Jul 23
Jul 27-Aug 20
Jul 27-Aug 20
Aug 26-Sep 17
Aug 26-Sep 17
DAY
M,W-Th
M,W-Th
M,W-Th
M,W-Th
M,W-Th
M,W-Th
M,W-Th
M,W-Th
TIME
6:30-7:30 pm
7:30-8:30 pm
6:30-7:30 pm
7:30-8:30 pm
6:30-7:30 pm
7:30-8:30 pm
6:30-7:30 pm
7:30-8:30 pm
LOC
POP
POP
POP
POP
POP
POP
POP
POP
FEE
$40R/$48NR
$40R/$48NR
$40R/$48NR
$40R/$48NR
$40R/$48NR
$40R/$48NR
$40R/$48NR
$40R/$48NR
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aquatics
Aqua Pass Required
A prepaid Aqua Pass, available at the recreation and culture office, is required for
courses with this symbol. Aqua Pass users must be at least 14 years old.
Drop-In Scuba
Certified divers can use the pool for training or just for fun.
You must present your C-Card to participate. Children
ages 10-17 must have adult present. Instructor: Staff
Age
10+
Date
DAY TIME
Jun 18-Aug 20 Th 7:45-9 pm
LOC
POP
FEE
Aqua Pass
Adult Lap Swim
This low impact, full body workout will help you reach your
fitness goals. Times and location are subject to change.
Age
14+
14+
14+
14+
Date
Jun 15-Aug 20
Jun 15-Aug 20
Jun 15-Aug 21
Jun 15-Aug 21
DAY
M-Tu,Th
M,W-Th
M-F
M,W,F
TIME
7:45-9 pm
7:45-9 pm
12:15-2:15 pm
12:15-2:15 pm
LOC
MKP
POP
POP
MKP
FEE
Aqua Pass
Aqua Pass
Aqua Pass
Aqua Pass
Senior Citizen Lap Swim
Seniors, grab your suit and towel and head to the pool for
a refreshing, therapeutic swim. Instructor: Staff
Age
55+
55+
Date
Jun 15-Aug 20
Jun 15-Aug 20
DAY TIME
LOC
M-F 11:15 am-12:15 pm POP
M-F 11:15 am-12:15 pm MKP
FEE
Aqua Pass
Aqua Pass
Aqua passes are now available as a 10-pack
or 20-pack of swims and are renewable in the
same quantities. First time purchases must be
made at the recreation & culture office,
renewals can be made online at
www.cityofpalmdale.org/PlayPalmdale
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mind & body
Early Childhood
Tykes and Waddlers
Enjoy a variety of beginning stretches, exercises and
introductory tumbling. This class introduces a wide range
of abilities, interactive songs and dances.
Instructor: Lindsay Giampietto
Course
5655
5658
5661
5662
Age
7 mos-22 mos
7 mos-22 mos
7 mos-22 mos
7 mos-22 mos
Date
Jun 1-Jul 20
Jun 2-Jul 21
Jul 27-Sep 14
Jul 28-Sep 15
DAY
M
Tu
M
Tu
TIME
8:30-9:30 am
9:30-10:30 am
8:30-9:30 am
9:30-10:30 am
LOC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
FEE
$49
$49
$49
$49
Gym Tots
This class emphasizes balancing, tumbling, hanging and
agility skills. Children learn beginning sports skills, gain
fine and gross motor skills with structured games and
independent exploration. Instructor: Lindsay Giampietto
Course
5656
5657
5659
5663
5664
5665
Age
23 mos-3¼ yrs
23 mos-3¼ yrs
23 mos-3¼ yrs
23 mos-3¼ yrs
23 mos-3¼ yrs
23 mos-3¼ yrs
Date
Jun 1-Jul 20
Jun 2-Jul 21
Jun 3-Jul 22
Jul 27-Sep 14
Jul 28-Sep 15
Jul 29-Sep 16
DAY
M
Tu
W
M
Tu
W
TIME
9-10:30 am
10:30-11:30 am
3:30-4:30 pm
9:30-10:30 am
10:30-11:30 am
3:30-4:30 pm
LOC
FEE
MKPRC $49
MKPRC $49
POPC
$49
MKPRC $49
MKPRC $49
POPC
$49
Move and Groove Tots
Does your tot have energy to spare? Enjoy music and
movement with your toddler. Staff provide organized
games and activities that emphasize balance,
coordination, motor skills and self-expression. Toddlers
are encouraged to explore, create and play together!
Parent participation required. Instructor: Staff
Course
5384
5398
5388
5401
5390
5404
Age
2-4
2-4
2-4
2-4
2-4
2-4
Date
Jun 3-Jun 24
Jun 4-Jun 25
Jul 1-Jul 22
Jul 2-Jul 30
Aug 5-Aug 26
Aug 6-Aug 27
DAY
W
Th
W
Th
W
Th
TIME
10-10:45 am
10-10:45 am
10-10:45 am
10-10:45 am
10-10:45 am
10-10:45 am
LOC
POPC
MKPRC
POPC
MKPRC
POPC
MKPRC
FEE
$20R/$25NR
$20R/$25NR
$20R/$25NR
$20R/$25NR
$20R/$25NR
$20R/$25NR
Mites and Whiz Kids
This class focuses on strength, flexibility, and agility.
Children can further their gross motor skills in
running, jumping, hopping and skipping.
Instructor: Lindsay Giampietto
Course Age
Date
5666
3¼ -5¼ yrs Jul 29-Sep 16
30 | Mind & Body | June-August 2015
DAY
W
TIME
4:30-5:30 pm
LOC
POPC
FEE
$49
Tiny Masterpieces
Spark your toddler’s creativity with art projects designed
for little fingers. Children should wear old clothing. Parent
participation is required. Instructor: Staff
Course
5435
5445
5447
Age
2-4
2-4
2-4
Date
Jun 5-Jun 26
Jul 10-Jul 31
Aug 7-Aug 28
DAY
F
F
F
TIME
10-10:45 am
10-10:45 am
10-10:45 am
LOC
POPC
POPC
POPC
FEE
$20R/$25NR
$20R/$25NR
$20R/$25NR
Youth
Champ and Cardio Kids
Children learn to work towards goals and gain self
confidence. Emphasis is placed on effort, diligence, fair
play and teamwork. This class combines cardio workout
with strength and flexibility. Instructor: Lindsay Giampietto
Course Age
5667
5-13
5668
5-13
Date
Jun 3-Jul 22
Jul 29-Sep 16
DAY
W
W
TIME
5:40-6:40 pm
5:40-6:40 pm
LOC
POPC
POPC
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FEE
$49
$49
Adult
Jazzercise
Burn up to 600 calories in one fun and powerfully effective
60-minute total body workout. Each class combines
dance-based cardio with strength training and stretching
to sculpt, tone and lengthen muscles. Choreographed to
today’s hottest music, Jazzercise is a fusion of jazz dance,
resistance training, pilates, yoga and kick-boxing. Start
dancing yourself fit and change the shape of your body!
Please bring a mat and hand weights to class.
Instructor: Joanne Harris
Course
5231
5233
5235
Age
14+
14+
14+
Date
Jun 1-Jun 30
Jul 2-Jul 30
Aug 3-Aug 27
DAY
M, Tu,Th
M, Tu,Th
M, Tu,Th
TIME
6:15-7:15 pm
6:15-7:15 pm
6:15-7:15 pm
LOC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
FEE
$35
$35
$35
Michael Thompson’s
Ultimate Bootcamp
A unique, sport inspired training program designed to take
you to a new level of fitness and athleticism. This boot
camp gives you the best of both worlds using cardio and
weights to obtain optimal muscle strength and endurance
for each of the participants. Instructor: Michael Thompson
Course
5431
5434
5437
5265
5267
5270
Age
18+
18+
18+
18+
18+
18+
Date
Jun 3-Jun 24
Jul 1-Jul 29
Aug 5-Aug 26
Jun 2-Jun 30
Jul 2-Jul 30
Aug 4-Aug 27
DAY
W
W
W
Tu,Th
Tu,Th
Tu,Th
TIME
7:30-8:30 pm
7:30-8:30 pm
7:30-8:30 pm
7:30-8:30 pm
7:30-8:30 pm
7:30-8:30 pm
LOC
POPC
POPC
POPC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
FEE
$20
$20
$20
$40
$40
$40
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Logix may require borrowers to purchase Guaranteed Auto Protection on new and used auto loans; maximum 17.99% APR. Current Logix loans
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June-August 2015 | Mind & Body | 31
mind & body
Yoga
All levels of yoga practitioners are welcome in this mixedlevel yoga class. Yoga is a great way to enhance your
health through poses and observance of breath. Build a
solid foundation in the poses or work on refining as you
develop strength, flexibility, stamina, and ease in body
and breath in order to quiet the mind. Please bring a yoga
mat and wear comfortable clothes that are easy to move
in. Instructor: Sarah Ibis
Course
5285
5310
5298
5287
5311
5301
5288
5315
5303
Age
16+
16+
16+
16+
16+
16+
16+
16+
16+
Date
Jun 2-Jun 23
Jun 2-Jun 25
Jun 4-Jun 25
Jul 7-Jul 28
Jul 7-Jul 30
Jul 9-Jul 30
Aug 4-Aug 25
Aug 4-Aug 27
Aug 6-Aug 27
DAY
Tu
Tu,Th
Th
Tu
Tu,Th
Th
Tu
Tu,Th
Th
TIME
6:30-7:45 pm
6:30-7:45 pm
6:30-7:45 pm
6:30-7:45 pm
6:30-7:45 pm
6:30-7:45 pm
6:30-7:45 pm
6:30-7:45 pm
6:30-7:45 pm
LOC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
FEE
$30
$40
$30
$30
$40
$30
$30
$40
$30
Zumba Fitness
Zumba is an exhilarating Latin-inspired calorie burning
dance fitness party. The class will provide an hour of fun
movin’ and shakin’ and getting your sweat on! A great
way for men and women to get fit and make new friends.
Bring a towel and water bottle. Instructor: Lydia Maine
Course
5461
5462
5464
Age
16+
16+
16+
Date
Jun 2-Jun 30
Jul 2-Jul 30
Aug 4-Aug 27
DAY
Tu,Th
Tu,Th
Tu,Th
TIME
6:30-7:30 pm
6:30-7:30 pm
6:30-7:30 pm
LOC
POPC
POPC
POPC
FEE
$40
$40
$40
55+
Blood Pressure Testing
Monitor your blood pressure; testing is offered weekly.
Volunteer: Jeanie Nizlak
Age
55+
Day
Th
Time
9-11 am
Loc
LC
Fee
Free
Diabetes Self-Management
Learn how to minimize diabetes complications
through self-care management.
Volunteer: Naomi Tanikawa, R.N., M.S.
Age
55+
32 | Mind & Body | June-August 2015
Day
4th W
Time
9:15-10:15 am
Loc
LC
Fee
Free
Hearing Aid Service
Beltone provides free hearing aid cleaning and service.
Please call 267-5904 the day you plan to come to verify
service.
Age
55+
Day
2nd Tu
Time
Loc
10-11:30 am LC
Fee
Free
Fit, Lean & Fun!
A fun, energetic and lively workout that combines chair
and standing exercises. Light cardio with swing, jazz, and
’60s music will keep you motivated during this upbeat
class. Volunteer: Annamarie Dyemartin
AGE
55+
DAY
M, F
TIME
8:15-9:15 am
LOC
LC
FEE
Free
Hatha Yoga
Learn poses (asanas) to tone, build stamina, and
invigorate the body. Benefits can extend to emotional and
mental well-being. Volunteer: Ingrid VanDerHope
Age
55+
Day
M
M
Th
Th
Time
12-1 pm
1-2 pm
9-10 am
10:15-11 am
Loc
LC
Fee
Free
Ashtanga incorporates controlled breathing with poses
for flexibility and strength. Some yoga experience
recommended. Volunteer: Patricia Young
Day
Tu, Th
Time
8-9:30 am
Have you ever wondered if the skincare products or
makeup you use is right for your skin type? Once a month
you can meet with a former beauty consultant to discuss
your questions or concerns. Volunteer: Juanita McWilliams
Age
55+
DAY
3rd M
TIME
12-1 pm
LOC
LC
FEE
Free
Yoga Made Easy
Stretch and tone, learn breathing techniques, and
enjoy the benefits of restorative meditation.
Volunteer: Marcia Johnson
Age
55+
DAY
M,T,W
TIME
10:30-11:30 am
LOC
LC
FEE
Free
YWCA Intervale Service Meals
for Seniors
Nutritious lunches are served by YWCA Intervale Services.
Please call 267-5904 prior to your first visit.
Age
60+
DAY
M-F
TIME
11 am-12 pm
LOC
LC
FEE
$2 Suggested Donation
ZUMBA Gold & Gold-toning
My Yoga
Age
55+
Skincare
Loc
LC
Fee
Free
Let the fitness party begin! Chair and low impact.
Bring towel & water bottle. Wear comfortable clothing.
Volunteer: BB Owen, AFAA certified/Zumba licensed
instructor.
Age
55+
DAY
W
TIME
LOC
8:15 am-9:15 am LC
FEE
Free
Rio Rhythms
Come join us for this upbeat, high energy workout to
‘Carnivale’ style music. Volunteer: Ruth Knight
Age
55+
Day
M, W
Time
9:30-10:15 am
Loc
LC
Fee
Free
June-August 2015 | Mind & Body | 33
arts & entertainment
Youth
Fun Foodie Creations
Experiment and create crafts with various types of
food. Some projects might be good enough to eat! It
is recommended children wear old clothing. Parent
participation is required. Class is based on creativity with
food. It is not a nutrition class. Instructor: Staff
Course
5408
5411
5414
Age
2-4
2-4
2-4
Date
Jun 5-Jun 26
Jul 10-Jul 31
Aug 7-Aug 28
DAY
F
F
F
TIME
11-11:45 am
11-11:45 am
11-11:45 am
LOC
POPC
POPC
POPC
FEE
$25R/30NR
$25R/30NR
$25R/30NR
Crafty Creations
Creations galore! Children will make a different craft each
week. Create a masterpiece to take home and use in your
home, garden, room or at school. Instructor: Staff
Course
5481
5494
5487
5500
5485
5498
Age
8-13
8-13
8-13
8-13
8-13
8-13
Date
Jun 4-Jun 25
Jun 4-Jun 25
Jul 2-Jul 23
Jul 2-Jul 23
Aug 6-Aug 27
Aug 6-Aug 27
DAY
Th
Th
Th
Th
Th
Th
TIME
4-5 pm
4-5 pm
4-5 pm
4-5 pm
4-5 pm
4-5 pm
LOC
POPC
MKPRC
POPC
MKPRC
POPC
MKPRC
FEE
$32R/ $37NR
$32R/ $37NR
$32R/ $37NR
$32R/ $37NR
$32R/ $37NR
$32R/ $37NR
Beginner’s Drawing
This class will teach the basic form of shapes and
provides a foundation for painting. Students will learn
about form, space, light and dark. $10 material fee due to
instructor at first class. Instructor: Juanita McWilliams
Course Age
5365
10+
5371
10+
Date
Jun 13-Jul 11
Jul 18-Aug 15
DAY
Sa
Sa
TIME
12-1 pm
12-1 pm
LOC
POPC
POPC
FEE
$20
$20
Beginner’s Painting
This class will inspire you or bring out the true artist.
Students will learn primary and secondary colors, painting
techniques and mediums. $20 material fee due to
instructor at first class. Instructor: Juanita McWilliams
Course Age
5340
10+
5344
10+
34 | Arts & Entertainment | June-August 2015
Date
Jun 13-Jul 11
Jul 18-Aug 15
DAY
Sa
Sa
TIME
10 am-12 pm
10 am-12 pm
LOC
POPC
POPC
FEE
$25
$25
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eginning Guitar for
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Absolute Beginners
create effective
This is a great way to get started playing the guitar,
absolutely no previous experience required. Students will
learn basic guitar chords and principles of rhythm to get
started playing some of their favorite songs. Must have
acoustic or electric guitar and small amp.
Instructor: Vic Grady
Course
5214
5216
5218
5220
Age
10+
10+
10+
10+
Date
Jun 2-Jun 23
Jun 2-Jun 23
Jul 7-Jul 28
Jul 7-Jul 28
DAY
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
TIME
3:30-4:30 pm
4:30-5:30 pm
3:30-4:30 pm
4:30-5:30 pm
LOC
PPH
PPH
PPH
PPH
marketing campaigns.
FEE
$60
$60
$60
$60
Children’s Tap and Ballet
This class introduces young dancers to the wonderful
world of tap and ballet. This is a fun and positive way to
learn basic technique and rhythm, creative movement,
and boost self-confidence. Instructor handles optional
costume purchase for performances. Tap and ballet shoes
are required. Instructor: Kerry Montesdeoca
Course
5234
5236
5654
5239
Age
3-4
5-7
3-4
5-7
Date
Jun 2-Jun 23
Jun 2-Jun 23
Jul 7-Aug 25
Jul 7-Aug 25
DAY
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
TIME
4-4:45 pm
4:45-5:30 pm
4-4:45 pm
4:45-5:30 pm
LOC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
FEE
$35
$35
$65
$65
Melanie’s Dance Ballet
These classes will encourage students to love to dance
because dance is the hidden language of the soul.
Instructor: Melineh Alahverdian
Course Age
Date
5291
7-9
Jul 9-Aug 27
5297
10-15 Jul 9-Aug 27
DAY
Th
Th
TIME
4:30-5:15 pm
5:30-6:15 pm
LOC
POPC
POPC
FEE
$65
$65
Melanie’s Dance Ballet and Tap
These classes will encourage students to love to dance
because dance is the hidden language of the soul.
Instructor: Melineh Alahverdian
Course
5273
5274
5276
5255
5257
5258
5305
5314
Age
4-5
6-8
8-12
4-5
6-8
8-12
3-4
5-10
Date
Jul 6-Aug 24
Jul 6-Aug 24
Jul 6-Aug 24
Jul 7-Aug 25
Jul 7-Aug 25
Jul 7-Aug 25
Jul 8-Aug 26
Jul 8-Aug 26
DAY
M
M
M
Tu
Tu
Tu
W
W
TIME
4-4:45 pm
5-5:45 pm
6-6:45 pm
4-4:45 pm
5-5:45 pm
6-6:45 pm
3:30-4:15 pm
4:30-5:15 pm
LOC
POPC
POPC
POPC
POPC
POPC
POPC
MKPRC
MKPRC
FEE
$65
$65
$65
$65
$65
$65
$65
$65
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Summer
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May 18
@ 7:30 am
unless noted
TD Company/Hip Hop Jazz
P
Dancing for Kids
Learn the popular elements of jazz and hip hop’s unique
dance styles. Jazz dance is a uniquely American dance
form, which includes a variety of styles from primitive to
classic, musical theatre/Broadway, contemporary, and hip
hop. Instructor: Erin Hvegholm
Course Age
5327
6-11
Date
Jun 22-Jul 27
DAY
M
TIME
9:45-10:30 am
LOC
MKPRC
FEE
$40
PTD Company/Tap Dancing for Kids
Class introduces students to the fundamentals of tap,
built on time steps and rhythms, from the basics to the
complex. Class training helps the student become a
successful dancer with performance opportunities for
beginning to advanced dancers. Instructor: Erin Hvegholm
Course Age
5323
6-11
Date
Jun 22-Jul 27
DAY
M
TIME
9-9:45 am
LOC
MKPRC
FEE
$40
Junior Theatre Camp
Students explore the essential building blocks of live
performance. Bring your creative energy to this handson theatre experience. No previous theatre experience
required. Camp will end with two live performances of
Bedbugs by Leah Genuario.
Course Age
5318
9-12
Date
DAY
Jun 15-Jun 26 M-F
TIME
9 am-1 pm
LOC
PPH
FEE
$125R/$150NR
Theatre Experience
Discover the practical aspects of acting and learn
how to think creatively when it comes to interpreting
stories and portraying characters. This fun and intense
experience will immerse students in the production of a
full length play. Students will read, rehearse and perform
Occupation: Murder, a murder mystery/comedy by
Billy St. John. No previous theatre experience required.
Course Age
Date
5322
13-17 Jul 6-Jul 24
DAY
M-F
TIME
8 am-1 pm
LOC
PPH
FEE
$225R/ $250NR
Family
TDC/Hip Hop Jazz Dancing
P
for Teens and Adults
Learn the popular elements of jazz and hip hop’s unique
dance styles. Jazz dance is a uniquely American dance
form which includes a variety of styles from primitive
to classic, musical theatre/Broadway, contemporary,
and hip hop. Class training helps the student become
a successful dancer with performance opportunities for
beginning to advanced dancers. Instructor: Erin Hvegholm
Course Age
5334
11+
Date
Jun 22-Jul 27
DAY
M
TIME
10:30-11:15 am
LOC
MKPRC
FEE
$40
TDC/Tap Dancing for
P
Teens and Adults
Tap dance builds aerobic fitness and muscle control
in a fun and exciting environment. Class introduces
students to all basic tap steps, new vocabulary, acapella
combinations and improvisation. Class training helps the
student become a successful dancer with performance
opportunities for beginning to advanced dancers.
Instructor: Erin Hvegholm
Course Age
5339
11+
Date
Jun 22-Jul 27
DAY
M
TIME
11:15 am-12 pm
LOC
MKPRC
FEE
$40
Creative Card Making
Learn to make cards, gift card holders, goodie bags, and
more for different occasions. Assorted techniques will
be used in each class including stamps, ink, and other
mediums. Instructor: Colleen Toussaint
Course
5516
5521
5523
Age
13+
13+
13+
Date
Jun 3-Jun 24
Jul 8-Jul 29
Aug 5-Aug 26
DAY
W
W
W
TIME
6-8 pm
6-8 pm
6-8 pm
LOC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
FEE
$20
$20
$20
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Bus Excursions
The Getty Center
Well known for its iconic architecture, tranquil gardens,
and stunning views overlooking Los Angeles, The
Getty Center’s collection includes paintings, drawings,
manuscripts, sculpture, photographs and decorative arts.
A special exhibition, Light, Paper, Process: Reinventing
Photography, explores the essence of photography that
revels this medium’s materials and process.
Instructor: Staff
Course Age
5205
ALL
Date
Jun 6
DAY
Sa
TIME
LOC
8:30 am-6:30 pm PTC
FEE
$20R/$25NR
LA Waterfront
Set against the incredible backdrop of America’s Port, the
LA Waterfront in San Pedro is truly a feast for the senses.
From a marine aquarium, historical landmarks, an indoor
craft marketplace, museums and dining, this is the place
to explore. Walk or hop on the Waterfront Red Car Line to
discover and experience this unique part of Los Angeles.
Instructor: Staff
Course Age
5213
ALL
Date
Jun 27
DAY
Sa
TIME
8:30 am-8 pm
LOC
PTC
FEE
$20R/$25NR
Orange County Fair
Celebrating its 125th year, the Orange County Fair in
Costa Mesa features thousands of traditional exhibits and
fabulous food. Enjoy the sights, sounds, smells and tastes
of an old-fashioned fair. Whether it’s the sweet smell of
funnel cake or the memory of your first kiss at the top of
a Ferris wheel, relive your experiences and create some
new ones. Instructor: Staff
Course Age
5224
ALL
Date
Aug 1
DAY
Sa
TIME
8:30 am-9 pm
LOC
PTC
FEE
$25R/$30NR
Hollywood Bowl
Warner Bros. presents “Bugs Bunny at the Symphony—
25th Anniversary!” For 25 hilarity-filled years, Bugs
Bunny and his Looney Tunes pals have teamed up with
live orchestras playing phenomenal scores, bringing
audiences to their feet in laughter, cheers and applause.
You’ll see and hear Warner Bros.’ greatest animated
shorts, plus exciting surprises. Expect favorites like
What’s Opera Doc?, The Rabbit of Seville and Zoom and
Bored, as well as the “live orchestra” world premiere of
Long Haired Hare. Take part in a long standing tradition by
bringing a picnic to enjoy before the performance.
Course Age
5650
ALL
Date
Aug 15
DAY
Sa
TIME
4 pm-12:15 am
LOC
PTC
FEE
$33R/$38NR
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Adult
Fun After Forty Dance Club
Dance away the evening to ballroom music. Lessons
available prior to the dance at 6:30 pm.
Age
40+
DAY
F
TIME
7:30-10 pm
LOC
LC
FEE
$7
Square Dance Lessons
Square dancing for beginners, as easy as 1-2-3.
Age
40+
Level
Plus A
DAY
Th
TIME
6-9 pm
LOC
LC
FEE
$5
Aces & Deuces Square Dances
Square dancing for everyone, fun, mature crowd.
Age
40+
Day
2nd Sa
Time
7-10:15 pm
Loc
LC
Fee
$8 Suggested Donation
55+
Bunco
Join us each month for a lively game of bunco. This dice
game is easy to learn and lots of fun.
Age
Day
Time
Loc
Fee
55+
1st & 3rd F
9:15-10:45 am
LC
Free
Legacy of Art
Try your hand at creating a masterpiece using a variety
of paint mediums; bring your own supplies.
Volunteer: Debra Schneider
Age
55+
55+
Day
Th
F
Time
1-3 pm
9-11 am
Loc
LC
LC
Fee
Free
Free
Persian Dance
Learn the traditional Iranian dance, Raghs Irooni, which is
also good physical exercise. Volunteer: Bijan Omidi
Age
55+
DAY
Th
TIME
10-11 am
LOC
LC
FEE
Free
Palmdale
Special Olympics
Help Us Welcome
Cyprus & St. Lucia to Palmdale!
The City of Palmdale is honored to be selected as a Host Town for the Special Olympics World Games
in Los Angeles, July 25-August 2. The City will be hosting 104 athletes and coaches from Cyprus and
St. Lucia, who will call Palmdale ‘home’ July 21-24. While they’re here, they’ll be training for the Games,
getting used to the time zone, and enjoying our local culture.
How Can You Help?
• Like us on Facebook at Host Town Palmdale — we’ll be posting details
of how you can become involved. Ask your friends, family and co-workers
to like us too!
• Sponsor an athlete. Your donation will pay for food and lodging while
they’re training in Palmdale. You can donate through the Host Town
Palmdale Facebook page by clicking the “Donate Here” button. Your
donation will go directly to Host Town Palmdale, and is tax deductible!
• Donate supplies. These could include healthy prepackaged snacks,
bottled water, fresh fruit — check our Facebook page for details.
• Be the fanfare! We’re looking for folks to welcome the athletes and cheer
them on at a variety of events, including at their arrival; a Community
Kickball Game; Western Line Dancing and Cultural Q&A; a visit to
Thursday Night on the Square; and Farewell Celebration. Details will be
posted on Facebook, come out to show your support!
Host Town Palmdale is pleased to introduce Eric Chan,
Special Olympics Global Messenger and Antelope
Valley Special Olympics athlete, who will be competing
at this summer’s World Games in Tennis. Go, Eric!
@Host Town Palmdale
Sponsored in part by
The Warnack Foundation •
education & technology
Early Childhood
Tiny Tots Registration Information
Session 1 – Registration begins on Monday, June 15,
7:30 am. You may register at the recreation and culture
office or online. Participants may register in an open class
at any time during the session; however, fees are not
pro-rated. A birth certificate is required at registration.
Children must be minimum 3 years old by September 1 to
register for Twinkling Stars, or minimum of 4 years old by
September 1 for Blazing Comets. Enrollment is limited to
20 per class. Participants may not enroll in more than one
class per session.
Look for classes and registration information for Session 2
in the fall magazine.
Tiny Tots
This program offers recreational curriculum. Your child
will build social skills and independence while being
introduced to the alphabet, numbers, colors and shapes
in a developmentally appropriate environment. Children
should be fully potty-trained and accustomed to parental
separation. During two classes in the session, parents are
required to assist, provide a snack and a simple hands-on
craft project. Sibling discount available.
Blazing Comets
Course
5116
5091
5107
Age
4-5
4-5
4-5
Date
Aug 10-Oct 30
Aug 10-Oct 30
Aug 10-Oct 30
Twinkling Stars
Course
5148
5140
5145
Age
3-4
3-4
3-4
Date
Aug 11-Oct 29
Aug 11-Oct 29
Aug 11-Oct 29
DAY
M,W,F
M,W,F
M,W,F
DAY
T,Th
T,Th
T,Th
TIME
9 am-12 pm
9 am-12 pm
9 am-12 pm
TIME
10 am-12 pm
10 am-12 pm
10 am-12 pm
LOC
DSP
MKP
POP
LOC
DSP
MKP
POP
FEE
$240R/ $288NR
$240R/ $288NR
$240R/ $288NR
FEE
$120R/$144NR
$120R/$144NR
$120R/$144NR
Lunch Box Tots
For children currently enrolled in Tiny Tots, pack her/
his lunch once each week and she/he can stay and play
when class is over! Children have lunch with friends, listen
to stories and enjoy music while parents have time for
errands or just an afternoon off. Instructor: Staff
Blazing Comets
Course
5175
5161
5168
Age
4-5
4-5
4-5
Date
Aug 12-Oct 28
Aug 12-Oct 28
Aug 12-Oct 28
DAY
W
W
W
TIME
12-1 pm
12-1 pm
12-1 pm
DAY
Tu
Tu
Tu
TIME
12-1 pm
12-1 pm
12-1 pm
LOC
DSP
MKP
POP
FEE
$36R/$43NR
$36R/$43NR
$36R/$43NR
Twinkling Stars
Course
5200
5181
5192
42 | Education & Technology | June-August 2015
Age
3-4
3-4
3-4
Date
Aug 12-Oct 21
Aug 12-Oct 21
Aug 12-Oct 21
LOC
DSP
MKP
POP
FEE
$36R/$43NR
$36R/$43NR
$36R/$43NR
55+
Family
Writer’s Workshop
Everyone has a story inside them, just waiting to be told.
Learn how to trigger memories, increase your powers
of observation, discover your best stories, and turn your
memories into memoirs using descriptive and narrative
writing strategies. What better gift could you give your
children, or legacy for your grandchildren than your
personal/family stories to be enjoyed for generations to
come? Instructor: Anne Yale
Course Age
5244
15+
5246
15+
Date
Jun 6-Jun 27
Aug 8-Aug 29
DAY
Sa
Sa
TIME
10 am-12 pm
10 am-12 pm
LOC
MKPRC
MKPRC
FEE
$40
$40
inning Arguments: College
W
Essays for High School
Date
Jun 2-Jun 25
Aug 4-Aug 27
DAY
Tu,Th
Tu,Th
TIME
4-5:30 pm
4-5:30 pm
This two-day class may help you receive auto insurance
discounts. Advance registration required. AARP member
fee $15; non-member $20. Please call 267-5904 for
monthly dates.
Age
55+
LOC
MKPRC
MKPRC
DAY
Th-F
TIME
8 am-12 pm
LOC
LC
FEE
$15/$20
Basic Computer Class
Challenge yourself and have fun learning the basics of
computer operation in this eight week course.
Call for class registration dates. Volunteer: Cortez Bundley
Age
55+
Learn how to improve your college admissions essay,
SAT writing score, and ranking on college and university
English placement tests. The key to success lies in the
ability to construct an effective argument and present
a well-reasoned case, just like a lawyer does in court.
Participants will examine evidence, evaluate arguments,
learn to formulate counter-arguments, and present them
in essays. Students will receive individual feedback and
strategies for producing effective college essays. Special
attention will be given to college-level vocabulary and
writing with syntactic variety. $15 material fee due to
instructor at first class. Instructor: Anne Yale
Course grade
5240
10-12
5241
10-12
AARP Smart Driver Class
DAY
M
TIME
8:30-11:30 am
LOC
LC
FEE
Free
Archaeology Club
Interested in archaeology and paleontology? Come hang
out with other aficionados for learning and fun.
Age
55+
Date
Jun 2-Aug 25
DAY
2nd and 4th Tu
TIME
9:30-11:30 am
LOC
LC
FEE
Free
FEE
$40
$40
Parkinson’s Support Group
For those with Parkinson’s Disease and/or their family.
Volunteer: Joan Osborne
Age
18+
Day
3rd Tu
Time
10 am-12 pm
LOC
LC
FEE
Free
June-August 2015 | Education & Technology | 43
hobbies & interest
Early Childhood
Kid’s Korner
A wonderful introduction to the social world for your
toddler. Class offers crafts, music, circle time and
socialization. Parents are required to stay and play. Please
bring a light snack for your child. Instructor: Staff
Course
5051
5052
5054
Age
2
2
2
Date
Jun 2-Jun 23
Jul 7-Jul 28
Aug 4-Aug 25
DAY
Tu
Tu
Tu
TIME
9:30-11 am
9:30-11 am
9:30-11 am
LOC
POP
POP
POP
FEE
$29R/$35NR
$29R/$35NR
$29R/$35NR
Kinder Korner
Children participate in circle time, music play, craft
projects and free-play activities. Parents are encouraged
to stay and play. A parent/guardian must stay if child is
not potty-trained or accustomed to parental separation.
Please pack a light snack for your child. Instructor: Staff
Course
5074
5077
5079
Age
3-4
3-4
3-4
Date
Jun 4-Jun 25
Jul 9-Jul 30
Aug 6-Aug 27
DAY
Th
Th
Th
TIME
9:30-11 am
9:30-11 am
9:30-11 am
LOC
POP
POP
POP
FEE
$29R/$35NR
$29R/$35NR
$29R/$35NR
Youth
Kids’ Night Out
Kids can enjoy a night of games, crafts and fun activities.
Parents can drop children off and enjoy a few hours to
themselves.
Course
5669
5670
5671
Age
5-12
5-12
5-12
Date
Jun 19
Jul 17
Aug 15
DAY
F
F
S
TIME
6-9 pm
6-9 pm
6-9 pm
LOC
MKPRC
MKPRC
MKPRC
FEE
$10R/$12NR
$10R/$12NR
$10R/$12NR
55+
Basic Sewing
Learn basic sewing skills by hand or machine, including
buttons, hems, zippers or straight seam, as well as how to
read pattern guides. Volunteer: Rosie Hall
Age
55+
DAY
Tu
TIME
1-3 pm
LOC
LC
FEE
Free
Billiards
Anyone interested in picking up a game of eight or nine
ball is invited to stop in at the billiards room.
Age
55+
55+
44 | Hobbies & Interest | June-August 2015
DAY
M-Th
F
TIME
8 am-4 pm
8-11:30 am
LOC
LC
LC
FEE
Free
Free
Bingo
Bring your friends for a chance to win groceries!
Age
55+
DAY
W
TIME
1-3 pm
LOC
LC
FEE
$0.25
Digital Photography
Learn how to operate your digital camera and take great
pictures. Call for class start dates.
Volunteer: Randy Pimentel
Age
55+
Day
Tu
Time
12:30-2 pm
Loc
LC
Fee
Free
Golden Jammers
Do you play an instrument or sing? Join this weekly group
for a fun, casual jam session.
Age
55+
DAY
F
TIME
10-11 am
LOC
LC
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FEE
Free
Knitting & Crocheting Club
Create an heirloom; bring your own supplies.
Age
55+
DAY
W
TIME
8 am-12 pm
LOC
LC
FEE
Free
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Knitting 4 Fun
This class is designed for non-knitters who would like to
learn the basic first steps of knitting and purling.
Volunteer: Denise Gregg
Age
55+
Day
Th
Time
11 am-1 pm
Loc
LC
Fee
Free
Lawn Games
Bocce, croquet, ladder golf and horseshoes; pick up
game equipment at the front desk.
Age
55+
55+
DAY
M-Th
F
TIME
8 am-4 pm
8-11:30 am
LOC
LC
LC
FEE
Free
Free
Ping Pong
Join us for an energetic game of ping pong. Paddles and
balls are provided.
Age
55+
DAY
M, W
TIME
10:30 am-4 pm
LOC
LC
FEE
Free
Songbirds
Come join the fun singing oldies and new standards. This
group meets once a week for sing-a-longs and performs
at various Legacy Commons functions.
Volunteer: Jan Jacobo
Age
55+
DAY
M
TIME
9-10:15 am
LOC
LC
FEE
Free
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after-school fun centers
DISCOUNTED FEE AVAILABLE FOR ONLINE
AND IN-PERSON OFFICE REGISTRATIONS
ALL FUN CENTER PHONE REGISTRATIONS
PAY FULL COURSE FEE
Afterschool Programs
A structured environment is provided with opportunities
to participate in group and individual activities. Recreation
staff offer daily homework assistance and organized
activities such as sports, games and unique crafts.
Participants must be registered with payment prior to
participation. A weekly rate is charged; you can register
in advance online or at the recreation and culture office
for a discounted fee. Full fee will be charged for phone
registration. On-site registration is not available. A $5 late
registration fee will be assessed per child, per day for
registrations after 12 pm Monday the week of attendance.
2014-15 School Year
Cottonwood Fun Center
GRADE
K-6
DATES
Weekly May 4-Jun 4
DAYS
M-F
TIMES
2-6 pm
Esperanza Fun Center
Grade
K-6
Dates
Weekly May 4-Jun 4
Days
M-F
Times
2-6 pm
Rancho Vista Fun Center
Grade
K-6
Dates
Weekly May 4-Jun 4
Days
M-F
Times
2-6 pm
DISCOUNT/FULL FEE
$40/$50
DISCOUNT/FULL FEE
$40/$50
DISCOUNT/FULL FEE
$40/$50
2015-16 School Year
Cottonwood Fun Center
GRADE
K-6
DATES
Weekly Aug 6-Dec.18
DAYS
M-F
TIMES
2-6 pm
Esperanza Fun Center
Grade
K-6
Dates
Weekly Aug 6-Dec.18
Days
M-F
Times
2-6 pm
Rancho Vista Fun Center
Grade
K-6
46 | After-School Fun Centers | June-August 2015
Dates
Weekly Aug 6-Dec.18
Days
M-F
Times
2-6 pm
DISCOUNT/FULL FEE
$40/$50
DISCOUNT/FULL FEE
$40/$50
DISCOUNT/FULL FEE
$40/$50
CRV ONLY–
IT’S THE LAW
ELIGIBLE
for California Redemption
Value (CRV)
Looks better here.
Beer & Malt Beverages · Wine
Coolers & Distilled Spirit
Coolers · Carbonated &
Noncarbonated Fruit Drinks,
Water, Soft Drinks · Coffee &
Tea Beverages · 100% Fruit
Juice less than
46 oz. · Vegetable Juice 16 oz.
or less · Sports Drinks
NOT ELIGIBLE
for California Redemption
Value (CRV)
Milk · Medical Food
Infant Formula · Wine
Spirits · 100% Fruit Juice 46
oz. or more ·100% Vegetable
Juice more than 16 oz. · Food
& Other Non-beverage
Containers
WHEN IN
DOUBT
Check the label on the
container:
Top of aluminum
cans
Sides of
plastic and
glass
containers
· CA Redemption Value
· California Cash Refund
· CA CRV
· CA Cash Refund
State law requires recycling
centers to pay California
Redemption Value (CRV)
refunds for loads that contain
ONLY eligible CRV beverage
containers. Non-CRV
materials must be removed
from the load or, at the
discretion of the recycling
center, the load may be
rejected or receive only scrap
value. Customers may still
request to be paid by count
for up to 50 CRV beverage
containers of each material
type: 50 glass, 50 aluminum,
50 plastic in one day.
Back Home by Sol Mesz, on display at the Palmdale Transportation Center, was
created using recycled glass and light poles.
Not here. Please don’t litter.
RECYCLE. IT’S GOOD FOR THE BOTTLE.
SM
IT’S GOOD FORJune-August
THE 2015
CAN.
| Education & Technology | 47
1-800-RECYCLE www.bottlesandcans.com
Legacy Commons
for Active Seniors
930 East Avenue Q-9 • 661/267-5904
Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8 am-4:30 pm;
Friday, 8 am-12 pm
Legacy Commons provides adults age 55+ the
opportunity to remain young-at-heart with a wide range
of drop-in activities in a modern, contemporary center.
Experience camaraderie, enhance your overall health,
continue learning and foster self-reliance through our
fitness and exercise classes, visual and performing arts
programs, informational seminars and special interest
groups. Adjacent Legacy Park features walking paths
and picnic tables, bocce ball courts, horseshoe pits and
a croquet lawn. Visitors are invited to pick up a detailed
schedule of activities. No membership required.
Monthly Birthday Parties
Sponsored by High Desert Medical Group
Celebrate your special day with friends at Legacy
Commons. On the fourth Monday of each month, birthday
celebrants are honored with cake, ice cream and lots of
laughs. Note: When the fourth Monday falls on a holiday,
the party is held on the third Monday.
Age
55+
Day
4th M
Time
Loc
11-11:30 am LC
Fee
Free
Legacy Commons Advisory Board
The board meets to discuss programs and business.
Participants are encouraged to attend.
Age
55+
Day
1st W
Time
9:15-10 am
Loc
LC
FEE
Free
Free Wi-Fi Access
Sponsored by Lockheed Martin
You will need a Wi-Fi enabled device. Most newer
computers, tablets and smart phones have built-in Wi-Fi.
Older versions may require a separate Wi-Fi card which
can be purchased at most electronic stores.
Free Coffee
Sponsored by High Desert Medical Group
48 | Legacy Commons – 55+ | June-August 2015
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Emergency Services (SAVES)
Shopping Cart Retrieval
South Valley WorkSource Ctr.
Street Cleaning
Traffic Signals (94-PRIDE)
Traffic/Transportation
267-5181
267-5170
267-5600
267-5115
267-5684
947-7433
272-2400
267-5977
267-5436
267-5172
267-5200
267-5656
267-5353
267-5444
267-5611
267-5272
267-5191
947-7433
265-7421
267-5338
947-7433
267-5353
Non-City Services Directory
Access Paratransit
800/883-1295
Animal Care & Control
940-4190
Antelope Valley Committee
on Aging (Info & referrals)
942-6244
Antelope Valley Transit
Authority (AVTA)
945-9445
AV Environmental Collection
Center (888/CLEAN LA) 888/253-2652
AV Mosquito & Vector
Control District
942-2917
Keep your neighborhood clean by reporting illegal dumping sites.
Dial-A-Ride Service
945-9445
Fire (Emergency 911)
949-6319
Housing Rights Center
800/477-5977
Meal Services by YWCA
948-2320
Metrolink
800/266-6883
Sheriff (Emergency 911)
272-2400
Trash Service
947-7197
Used Oil Recycling
800/449-7587
CALL 1-888-8-DUMPING
Business Organizations
A.V. African American
Chamber of Commerce
A.V. Hispanic
Chamber of Commerce
272-5807
Palmdale
Chamber of Commerce
273-3232
538-0607
Youth & Adult Non-Profit Organizations
American Indian Little League 273-7176
American Red Cross
267-0650
A.V. Track Club
209-6525
Aces & Deuces Square
Dance Club
224-1314
Adorable Baby’s Jump Start 272-9416
Antelope Adult Futbol League 406-0869
Antelope Valley Sea Cadets
266-2165
Antelope Valley
Special Olympics
945-6210
Antelope Valley Youth Build
266-8900
AYSO – Palmdale
626/568-4779
AYSO – Quartz Hill
943-7008
Boy Scouts of America
942-0582
Canyon Aquatics
362-3210
Coach Leonard’s
Tennis Instruction
818/800-7802
Frog Aquatics
406-3849
Girl Scouts
723-1230
Highland Youth Football
305-7472
International Moms Club 877/257-0956
Lions Club
947-7909
Palmdale Boys &
Girls Club
274-2582
Palmdale Bullets Track Club
317-4575
Palmdale Little League
285-2166
Palmdale Pony Youth
Baseball, Inc.
947-7676
Palmdale Universal FutbolSoccer & Lightning Soccer Club 998-3428
Palmdale Vipers Baseball Club 755-6251
Palmdale Youth Football
450-8793
Palmdale Youth Soccer League 533-2255
Pete Knight Hawks Youth
Tackle Football & Cheerleading 250-4321
SoCal Supersonic
Youth Track Club
323/309-4601
Youngblood Wrestling Club
965-0800
Palmdale youth and adult non-profit organizations may request to be listed in ‘Adult &
Youth Non-Profit Organizations’ by calling 661/267-5611.
September-December 2014 | Frequently Called Numbers | 1
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June-August 2015 | Useful Information | 49
AVE. N
RA
NC
HO
.
HILL RD
GODDE
TO
AVE. N-8
This map is intended to give patrons a
general idea of the City's boundaries and
park locations.
Prior to registering for a class, please confirm
your residency by visiting the Recreation &
Culture office. Resident and non-resident
fees are in place for some classes to benefit
Palmdale residents. Those living outside City
limits pay an extra fee for some registrations.
CENTER DR.
WN
VIS
TA
10TH W
The City of Palmdale does not warrant the accuracy of the
data of the map and assumes no liability for any errors or
omissions.
15TH W
45TH W
AVE. M-8
30TH W
20TH W
50TH W
N
60TH W
AVE. O
AVE. O-8
BL
VD
.
RANCHO VISTA/AVE P
Walk/Jog Path
Volleyball Court(s)
Tours
Tennis Courts
Playfield
Soft/Baseball Fields
Soccer Fields
Skatepark
Restrooms
Recreation Center
Pool
Picnic Pad/Pavilion
Picnic Tables
Kitchen Facility
Community Room
Child Play Area
Basketball Court
City of Palmdale Parks &
Recreation Facility Amenities
Barbecues
16 Anaverde Park (AVP)
ü ü ü ü ü ü
8 Arnie Quinones Park (AQP)
ü ü 7 Best of the West Softball Complex (BWSC)
ü 3 Chimbole Cultural Center (CCC)
üü ü 1 Courson Park (CP)
üüüüüü ü ü
9 Desert Sands Park (DSP)
ü üüüü ü ü ü
13 Domenic Massari Park (DMP)
üüü ü üüü üü
14 DryTown Water Park (DT)
ü ü 17 Foothill Park (FP) üüüüüü
10 Hammack Activity Center (HAC)
üü ü
11 Joe Davies Heritage Airpark
üü ü ü üü
15 Joshua Hills Park (JHP)
ü ü ü ü 2 Legacy Commons (LC)
üü ü 6 Manzanita Park (MP)
üü ü ü ü 7 Marie Kerr Park (MKP)
üüüüüüüüü ü üü
➤ Recreation Center (MKPRC)
üü üü ü
12 McAdam Park (MP)
üü üüüü üü ü
7 Palmdale Amphitheater
ü ü 14 Palmdale Oasis Park (POP)
üüü ü ➤ Recreation Center (POPC)
üü üü ü
1 Palmdale Playhouse (PPH)
ü ü ü 5 Pelona Vista Park (PVP)
ü ü ü
50 | Parks & Facilities Map | June-August 2015
F acility and/or some features
are available for reservation.
Visit www.cityofpalmdale.org
or call 661/267-5611 for more
information.
ü Amenity at this location
Lighted – can be used day or
night
For information or to make
a park, facility or field
reservation, please call
661/267-5611.
Breathe easy: Palmdale
parks are smoke-free.
DIVISION ST.
5TH W
TIERRA SUBIDA
ELIZ
ABE
TH
LAK
E RD
.
ANTELOPE VALLEY FREEWAY
TECHNOLOGY
25TH W
■ City of Palmdale Boundary
■ Non-Resident
● Parks and/or Recreation
Facilities
70TH W
City of Palmdale Parks & Recreation Facilities Locations & Residency Map
AVE. L
La
Palm
110TH E
100TH E
90TH E
AVE. M
50TH E
40TH E
30TH E
25TH E
20TH E
15TH E
10TH E
AVE. N
75TH E
55TH E
AVE. S
47TH E (SR138)
AVE. R
BARREL SPR
INGS
ecreation & Culture Office
q R38260
10th Street East
431 Mesa Verde Street · 267-5611
2723 Rancho Vista Blvd. · 267-5611
➤ Pool (MKP) · 267-6145
➤ Recreation Center (MKPRC) · 267-6138
➤ Palmdale Amphitheater · 267-5611
➤ Best of the West Softball Complex (BWSC) · 267-5611
i A
rnie Quinones Park (AQP)
41003 50th Street West · 267-5611
w Legacy Commons for Active Seniors (LC) o Desert Sands Park (DSP)
930 East Avenue Q-9 · 267-5904
himbole Cultural Center (CCC)
e C38350
Sierra Highway · 267-5656
700 East Palmdale Blvd. · 267-5600
Poncitlán Square
39117 3rd Street East · 267-5611
a Hammack Activity Center/
Roller Hockey Rinks (HAC)
815 East Avenue Q-6 · 267-5611
PALMDALE
PLAYHOUSE
RECREATION
& CULTURE
COURSON
PARK
AVE. Q-11
AVE. Q-12
SAVES
d William J. McAdam Park (MP)
u Marie Kerr Park (MKP)
Emergency Services (SAVES)
1002 East Avenue Q-12 · 267-5191
AVE. Q-10
elona Vista Park (PVP)
t P37800
Tierra Subida Avenue · 267-5611
Palmdale Playhouse (PPH)
38334 10th Street East · 267-5684
South Antelope Valley
LEGACY
COMMONS
Davies Heritage Airpark
s JatoePalmdale
Plant 42
y Manzanita
Heights Park (MZP)
38226 10th Street East · 267-5611
➤ Pool (CP) · 267-5611
PONCITLÁN
SQUARE
arrel Springs Trail & Equestrian Arena
r B1300
Barrel Springs Road · 267-5611
267-5611
Melville J. Courson Park (CP)
AVE. Q-9
CULTURAL
CENTER
PEARBLOSSOM HIGHWAY
CITY HALL
38300 Sierra Highway, Suite A
267-5100 · Fax 267-5122
CITY
LIBRARY
SIERRA HIGHWAY
FAIRFIELD
PALMDALE BLVD.
CHESEBORO
ake
mdale
PALMDALE BLVD. (SR138)
35TH E
WAY
SIERRA HIGH
AVE. Q
2001 East Avenue P · 267-5300
38115 30th Street East · 267-5611
➤ Pool · 267-5654
f Domenic Massari Park (DMP)
37716 55th Street East · 267-5611
g Palmdale Oasis Park (POP)
3850 East Avenue S · 267-5611
➤ Recreation Center (POPC) · 267-5611
➤ Pool (POPC) · 267-6157
➤ DryTown Water Park (DT) · 267-6161
oshua Hills Park (JHP)
h JFairfield
& Via del Rio · 267-5611
naverde Park (AVP)
j A2820
Greenbrier Street · 267-5611
oothill Park (FP)
k F2525
The Groves · 267-5611
South Valley Work Source Center
38510 Sierra Highway · 265-7421
38315 9th Street East · 267-5656
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