2015 Spring Activity Guide

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activity guide
CITY OF SAN MATEO PARKS & RECREATION
SPRING 2015
MARCH – JUNE
Aquatics Program • pg. 16
Off Leash Dog Parks • pg. 49
Spring Events • pg. 2
Guia en Español página 52-53
www.cityofsanmateo.org
Spring Dance Show
SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 2015
Central Park Outdoor Stage
Performance Times:
11:30 a.m. & 2:30 p.m. Youth Dance
1:00 p.m. Adult Dance
This annual event is free to the
public and is the culmination of our
Spring Youth Dance session. Pack a blanket, find a
spot on the grass and bring along your family and
friends to enjoy the show.
Co-sponsored by the San Mateo Dance Association
Eggstravaganza!
See back cover for
complete details.
Sunday, May 3, 2015
This is a great event about getting our community out and active on streets, in parks and
public places. We want to ensure that our communities have a healthy future. Streets Alive!
Parks Alive! is all about enjoying our everyday public places – streets, parks, plazas and trails.
Our goal is to transform San Mateo County to everyday activity easy and fun for all.
For up to date information including location and time, please log on to cityofsanmateo.org
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www.CityofSanMateo.org • City of San Mateo Parks and Recreation
On The Inside ..
SAN MATEO CITY PARKS AND
RECREATION FOUNDATION
Child and Youth Development
Preschool Building Blocks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Early Explorations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Childcare & Vacation Camps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
We are a private, nonprofit 501 c 3
organization that
works in collaboration
with the City of
San Mateo Parks
and Recreation
Department to
support parks,
recreation programs
and capital projects
that can be enjoyed
by all San Mateo
residents. We believe
that parks play a vital
role in creating a
healthy and vibrant
community by:
• Providing every child a safe and enjoyable
place to play
• Making our neighborhoods attractive and
livable
• Providing access to the serenity and
inspiration of nature; and
• Bringing people together to create
memories that last a lifetime
We invite you to build a healthier, more
vibrant community by investing in people
and parks and supporting the work of the San
Mateo City Parks and Recreation Foundation.
Teen Central . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9
PAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Active and Healthy Lifestyles
Youth Sports and Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-14
Youth Gymnastics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Youth and Family Aquatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Adult Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-28
Adult Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29-32
Adult Movement Awareness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33-34
Creative Outlets
Youth Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-21
Youth Music and Drama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-23
Youth Arts and Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23-24
Adult Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35-37
Adult Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Adult Arts and Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38-40
Enrichment and Lifelong Learning
Youth Adventures and Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-25
Adult Lifelong Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41-44
Arm Chair Travel, Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Adults 50+
General Information, Week-at-a-Glance, Clubs, Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Support Services, Wellness, Transportation & Information . . . . . . . 47
General Information
Parks and Boating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Community Spotlight: Library, Community Information . . . . . . . . . . . 50
City Contacts and Recreation Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Guia en Español . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52-53
Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Registration Information and Key Dates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
Centers Closed - No Programs
Central Park Japanese Tea Garden
Memorial Day
5/25/15
For Key Dates please see page 55
Learn more or make a donation at
www.ilovesanmateocityparks.org
Spring 2015 Activity Guide • 650-522-7400
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Preschool Building Blocks
The Building Blocks Preschool
Programs are dedicated to
providing a safe environment
for each child to grow
emotionally, physically,
socially, and intellectually.
Our teachers make a
commitment to support
families and children by
following Developmentally Appropriate Practices. In our
programs, each child is recognized and respected as an individual,
and each is nurtured and cherished. We are interested in
embracing your child’s strengths while helping them build selfconfidence and self-esteem. Through this process, our hope is
that your child will leave our programs feeling accomplished and
ready to move on to the next level of learning.
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Parent & Child: age 1-3 yrs.
You and your infant/toddler will take your first steps together
in this series of classes. Through this group environment, you
will discover core recreation and educational basics such as singing,
sharing, and age-appropriate art while learning valuable social and
listening skills. One adult per child unless twins.
Together Time (First Steps): age 1-2 yrs.
Shoreview Center
YP107-64677
F
9:00-10:00am
Lakeshore Center
YP107-64676
F
9:00-10:00am
Beresford Recreation Center
YP107-64675
Sa
9:00-10:00am
Parent Tot Playtime: age 2-3 yrs.
Shoreview Center
YP101-64691 F
10:30-11:45am
Lakeshore Center
YP101-64690F
10:30-11:45am
YP101-64689Sa 10:30-11:45am
B
$58/73
3/27-6/5
$58/73
3/27-6/5
$53/66
3/28-6/6
$72/903/27-6/5
$72/903/27-6/5
$66/833/28-6/6
Friends & Me: age 2-3 yrs.
Your child is ready for independence at school...but not yet
fully toilet trained. This class offers an opportunity for your
child to participate in social activities, movement, and exploration.
Shoreview Center
YP150-64697
MTu
YP150-64698 WTh
Lakeshore Center
YP150-64699 MTu
YP150-64701 MTu
YP150-64700
WTh
YP150-64702 WTh
9:15-11:15am
9:15-11:15am
$405/430 3/23-6/2
$424/449 3/25-6/4
8:45-10:45am
11:15am-1:15pm
8:45-10:45am
11:15am-1:15pm
$405/430 3/23-6/2
$405/4303/23-6/2
$424/449 3/25-6/4
$424/4493/25-6/4
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Building Blocks PreSchool Programs – City of San Mateo
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Tiny Tots: age 3-4 yrs.
Children will grow and explore essential social, cognitive
and physical skills in a dynamic, stimulating and creative
environment. Heighten your preschooler’s awareness of the alphabet,
colors, phonics, and number concepts. Payments may be made in 10
monthly installments. A $50.00 registration processing fee is due at the
time of registration.
YP102-60771
MWF
9:00-11:30am
YP102-60772
TTh
9:00-11:30am
Shoreview Center
YP102-60773
MWF
9:00-11:30am
YP102-60774
TuTh
9:00-11:30am
YP102-60775 TuTh 12:30-3:00pm
Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center
YP102-60776
MWF
9:00-11:30am
YP102-60777
TTh
9:00-11:30am
D
10 payments
$195/220 9/3-6/3
$129/155 9/2-6/2
$195/220 9/3-6/3
$129/155 9/2-6/2
$129/1559/2-6/2
$195/220 9/3-6/3
$129/155 9/2-6/2
Pre-Kindergarten: age 4-5 yrs.
This is the final block to jumpstart your preschooler’s transition
to kindergarten. Your child will have the advantage in
kindergarten through increased social, academic, and skill development.
Our daily curriculum explores phonics, mathematics, science and
nature, large and small motor development, valuable self-esteem
building while meeting recommended academic and age appropriate
benchmarks. Payments may be made in 10 monthly installments. A
$50.00 registration processing fee is due at the time of registration.
YP103-60768 M-Th 12:30-3:30pm
Shoreview Center
YP103-60770
M-Th
8:30-11:30am
YP103-60769 M-Th 12:30-3:30pm
Lakeshore Center
YP103-60766
M-Th
8:30-11:30am
YP103-60767 M-Th 12:30-3:30pm
10 payments
$323/3489/2-6/3
$323/348 9/2-6/3
$323/3489/2-6/3
$323/348 9/2-6/3
$323/3489/2-6/3
2015-2016 Enrollment
Advanced registration for our upcoming 2015/2016 school year will begin
in March. A $50 deposit holds your spot for the upcoming year! Complete
registration information and class schedule will be available in March.
Visit our website for more information www.cityofsanmateo.org
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Child and Youth Development • GROW!
www.erecreg.com • City of San Mateo Parks and Recreation
Early Explorations
Preschool
Building Blocks
Youth Arts & Crafts
Page 4
Cartooning
Ceramics – Doing Art Together
Drawing and Painting for Kids
My First Art Class
Friends & Me
Parent Tot Playtime
Pre-Kindergarten
Tiny Tots
Together Time
Youth Adventure
& Learning
Pages 24-25
Art in the Park
Chess Instruction
Culinary Pre-K with Chef Nancy
Little Scientist
Mathnasium
Pre-Public Speaking: Confident Voice
Stars and Planets
The World of Dr. Seuss
Under the Sea Crafts
Youth Gymnastics
Page 15
Gym For Me!
Busy Bees
Tumble Tots I & II
Twisters
Rhythmic Gymnastics
Youth Dance
Pages 18-21
Ballet Intro
Creative Dance
Creative/Tap Combo
Dance Time
Irish Dance
Kinderdance
Kinderdance/Tap Combo
Mexican Folkloric Dance
Parent Tot Dance Time
Pre Ballet/Tap Combo
Tap Intro
Pages 23-24
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We recognize your preschooler is
ready to EXPLORE as they begin
to discover new interests through
quality recreation experiences.
We've highlighted courses
designed specifically for your
preschool age child. We know
they will make new friends, find
their voice and most importantly
EXPLORE through wonderful
facilitated experiences.
Youth Music
& Drama
Pages 22-23
Peninsula Music Together
Preschool Music
Sign, Sing & Shimmy
Toddler Music
VIBO Music
Youth Sports
& Fitness
Pages 10-14
i9 Sports-T-Ball
Ice Skating
Indoor Rock Climbing
Jr. Tennis
Kidz Love Soccer
Make Me a Pro-Flag Football
Ping Pong
Pee Wee Karate
Pre Athlete FUN Sports
Rebound Basketball Academy
Safari Run – Preschool Playground
Skateboarding
Tiny Tigers Kuk Sool Won
Yoga for Kids
Z-Ultimate Self Defense
GROW! • Child and Youth Development
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Child Care & Vacation Camps
Society Holiday
Skateboarding Camp: age 5-14 yrs.
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Holiday Vacation Camps
Spring Break Camp: grades K-5
Vacation with us during spring break, enjoy this fun and exciting camp!
Come hang out with friends, new and old, in this adventure camp
where imagination & discovery lead the way and where cooperation &
teamwork are words of the day! Fill your days with arts & crafts, games,
sports & much more!
KE386-65840M-F 12:30-5:45pm
$66/83 3/30-4/3
Spring Vacation Camp: grades K-5
Join us for an exciting program during Spring Break! Children will enjoy
games, crafts, and sports. Children enrolled full day should bring
a lunch. Credits will not be given for days missed. Children must be
currently enrolled in grades Kindergarten through 5th.
YE906-64247 M-F
7:30am-12:30pm
$99
YE906-64248M-F 12:30-6:00pm
$99
YE906-64249 M-F
7:30am-6:00pm
$185
Spring Vacation CampTrip: Movie and Central Park
YE 900-64250 F
10:00am-4:30pm
$15
3/30-4/3
3/30-4/3
3/30-4/3
4/3
NEW Planet Granite–Rock Climbing Camp: age 5-13 yrs.
Do your kids climb anything in sight? Are you looking for something fun and
new for your child to do this fall? At Planet Granite in Belmont your kids
will learn to climb, play climbing games, and meet other young climbers!
Planet Granite, 100 El Camino Real, Belmont, 591.3030
AX111-65970
M-F
4:00-6:00pm
$120
AX111-65971
M-F
4:00-6:00pm
$120
AX111-65972
M-F
4:00-6:00pm
$120
3/30-4/3
4/6-4/10
4/13-4/17
NEW Rallyball Tennis–Spring Break Camp: age 5-14 yrs.
Our tennis camp is designed to engage young children in tennis as
a team sport, while having fun with their friends and learning basic
skills. Tennis has never been easier to learn and play. The camp format
will expose campers to a variety of tennis skills and games. A strong
emphasis will be placed on attitude, effort and sportsmanship.
Central Park Tennis Courts
AT206-66169
M-F
AT206-66162
M-F
AT206-66171
M-F
AT206-66174
M-F
AT206-66173
M-F
AT206-66172
M-F
AT206-66176
M-F
AT206-66175
M-F
9:00am-12:30pm
9:00am-4:00pm
8:00-9:00am
4:00-5:30pm
9:00am-12:30pm
9:00am-4:00pm
8:00-9:00am
4:00-5:30pm
$190/215
$265/290
$30
$35
$190/215
$265/290
$30
$35
3/30-4/3
3/30-4/3
3/30-4/3
3/30-4/3
4/6-4/10
4/6-4/10
4/6-4/10
4/6-4/10
NEW Rebound Basketball Academy Camp: age 5-14 yrs.
Become a better dribbler, passer and shooter through fun activities and
games. Emphasis will remain on the fundamental skills of basketball.
More info? Call Manuel Minzer @ 408.499.6707.
Beresford Park
AS311-63875 M-F AS311-66250 M-F
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9:00-12:00pm 9:00-12:00pm
Learn to skate or refine your skills with the
Society experienced skateboarding instructors.
Skateboarding safety, fundamentals, and
technique will be covered in this class. The
students will learn to enjoy this sport to the
fullest with a focus on balance, coordination,
and skateboarding etiquette.
$130/145 3/30-4/3
$130/1454/6-4/10
Society Skate Park, 850 E. San Carlos Ave, San Carlos, 596.8182
AC201-63923 M-F 9:00-12:00pm $190 3/30-4/3
AC201-63925 M-F
9:00-12:00pm $190 4/6-4/10
NEW HIT & RUN Baseball/Softball Camp: age 7-12yrs.
Players love these camps because each day is filled with fundamental
skill progression drills, easy to understand instruction, as well as
games & competition. Campers are grouped by age and ability to
learn appropriate drills, skills and techniques. Questions? visit www.
nationalacademyofathletics.com
Beresford - Chanteloup Field #3
AC657-66049M-F 9:00am-3:00pm $199
AC657-66050M-F 9:00am-12pm
$149
3/30-4/3
3/30-4/3
Childcare
Beresford Kids Club–Kids Night Out: age 5-11 yrs.
Warning: KIDS ONLY! We will provide a fun night of activities and
a movie with a few of our wonderful leaders. Pizza and beverages
will be provided. Emergency form required for participation. Grade
restrictions apply.
YP777-64707 F
6:00-9:00pm
$25/21
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Beresford Kids Club: grade: K-5
Beresford KinderKids and Kids Club are licensed programs for children
in grades K-5. Daily, our trained staff pick up children from Beresford
and Meadow Heights Elementary Schools and bring them to Beresford
Recreation Center. A $50 non-refundable registration processing fee
is required when registering. Program fees and times are based on
the traditional school year calendar and Meadow Heights Elementary
School bell schedule.
Beresford Recreation Center Kinderkids
YBKC-61283
MWF
12:45-3:00 p.m.
YBKC-61284
TuTh
12:45-3:00 p.m.
YBKC-61282
M-F
12:45-3:00 p.m.
YBKC-61286
MWF
12:45-6:00 p.m.
YBKC-61287
TuTh
12:45-6:00 p.m.
YBKC-61285
M-F
12:45-6:00 p.m.
Kids Club
YBKC-61289
MWF
3:00-6:00 p.m.
YBKC-61290
ThTu
3:00-6:00 p.m.
YBKC-61288
M-F
3:00-6:00 p.m.
10 payments
$287
$191
$435
$376
$251
$570
8/27-6/10
8/28-6/11
8/27-6/11
8/27-6/10
8/28-6/11
8/27-6/11
$287
$191
$435
8/27-6/10
8/28-6/11
8/27-6/11
Summer Camps
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Hot off the Press!!
You can access our special summer camps
booklet now! Here’s how:
• Go online to www.cityofsanmateo.org/
summercamps beginning Tuesday, February 17
• Visit our booth at the Hillsdale Shopping Center
Summer Activities Expo on Sunday, March 1
• Visit a center to pick up your copy starting Monday,
March 2
• Call 522-SUMM and tell us your address
so we can send you one in the
mail after March 2
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Club 2720
Learning & Enrichment
NEW SAT/ACT Math Review: grades 10-12
SAT/ACT Math Review is a refresher course on math concepts. This
one time class will leave students feeling confident about their math
and test-taking skills. For details about this course, contact instructor
Ruby Chen at [email protected].
TE100-65916 Sa 10:00am-1:00pm
TE100-65917 Sa 10:00am-1:00pm
TE100-65918 Sa 10:00am-1:00pm
TE100-65919 Sa 10:00am-1:00pm
$90/1133/21
$90/1134/18
$90/1135/16
$90/1136/6
Leadership
Leaders In Training-Spring: grades 9-12
Come fine tune your past Leaders in Training skills in our Spring Vacation
Camp. You will be spending your time hands on with our Kindergarten
to 5th grade campers. This is a great way to earn volunteer hours and
help out your community. Must have previously completed summer
Leader In Training program to participate.
TL103-65815M-F 12:30-5:30pm
$60
3/30-4/3
This year “Club 2720” is back
& better than ever! Of course
you can expect our DJ to play all
of your favorite songs but you
should also know that we have
new themes & activities going on
this year! Be sure to spend your
Saturday night with us!
What else is new?
• Photo booth with Polaroid
pictures only $2.00 each!
• Special “Food Nights” to be
announced!
• New activities including
trivia team competitions,
carnival games, and dance
competitions.
Tickets will be sold ONE WEEK prior to each event at Beresford and King
Community Centers during normal business hours for $10. To purchase
tickets, students must have a current middle school ID. Tickets will ALSO
be sold at the door from 7-8pm, however, they are $15 and a parent or
legal guardian must be present at the time of purchase.
• SAVE THE DATE! •
March 21:
May 16:
Spring Break Block Party
Hawaiian Luau
For more information: Call 522-7478
King Community
Center Teen Room
Monday–Thursday 3:00-9:00 p.m
Friday 3:00-6:00 p.m.
FREE DROP-IN PROGRAM
The Teen Room is an after-school drop in program that provides youth
in our community a safe, positive and supervised environment. We
provide high-quality creative, recreational and educational programming.
The teen room is equipment with ping-pong, pool table, air hockey,
foosball, TV, access to an indoor gym and other great games for teen
participants. For more information or a copy of the weekly activities,
please call 522-7470.
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FRIDAY NIGHT FUN
Fridays 6:30-8:45 p.m.
For teens 6-12th grades
FREE DROP-IN PROGRAM
Looking for something to do on Friday Nights? Stop by King
Center’s Friday Night Fun program to see what our amazing
teen staff has planned for the evening. Teambuilding games,
tournaments, video games, cooking, talent contests, crafts,
sports, indoor/outdoor activities, and so much more. Our Friday
Night Fun program is the fun and safe place to be on Friday nights.
Call for the current monthly schedule 522.7470.
Teen Central
Volunteering opportunity
for Middle School Students:
Youth Service Learning: grades 9-12
The City of San Mateo’s Service Learning Program offers a variety of
volunteer opportunities for high school students to learn & develop
new skills. Through our service projects, you will make a difference in the
in the communities we serve and expand your own horizons at the same
time. If you are looking to build your resume and/or earn service credits
for school, then this is a great way to do so and make some friends while
you’re at it. Sign up for one or all of our service projects because you can
make a difference! www.cityofsanmateo.org/volunteer
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Community Event-Eggstravaganza 4/25
Healthy Kids Day
5/3
Community Event-Streets Alive! Parks Alive!
5/16Glide
8am-1:30pm
TBD
8:30am-12:30pm
8:15am-11:45am
grades 6-8
It’s never to too early to start giving back to
your community and volunteering your time.
Transportation is included and will depart
from King Community Center located at 725
Monte Diablo Avenue, San Mateo. For more
information or to sign up please call 522.7478.
3/31
5/30
SF-Marin Food Bank
Glide
8:30am-12:30pm
8:15am-11:45am
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supervision and constructive influence of our city’s police officers and other positive role models in a wide range of activities.
We have made a commitment to our community to provide activities at little or no cost to our members. Our goal is to
provide everyone with an opportunity to participate in PAL’s numerous activities regardless of financial hardships.
Become a Member
How to Register
As a member, you will receive a t-shirt and be added to our
mailing list. All activities are offered at reduced rates to San Mateo
PAL members. Members will receive regular mailings detailing
upcoming activities and opportunities for our youth. Membership
information, forms and activity guides can be found on our
website at www.sanmateopal.org.
To register, you can pick up a San Mateo PAL membership form at
the PAL office or you can download it from our website. You will
need to mail, drop off or fax your application to the PAL office.
All activities and programs are available for registration online
through erecreg.com or in person at the PAL office during normal
business hours, Tuesday-Friday from 12-5pm.
PAL at King:
Get the latest flyers for the following programs on our website
www.sanmateopal.org
PA556-64981
PA556-64990
PA556-64983
PA556-64957
PA556-64989
PA556-64987
PA556-64988
PA556-64571
PA556-65004
PA556-64991
PA556-64977
Picasso Painting PALS
Science Club Cooking for Healthy Bodies Trip: Ano Nuevo Seal Tour
Picasso Painting PALS
Start a Vegetable Garden Bunny Cupcake Decorating
Junior Police Academy Cooking for Healthy Bodies Craft Club Trip: Movie Day Spring 2015 Activity Guide • 650-522-7400
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2/28
3/19
3/24 – 4/21
3/26
4/8 - 4/29
4/9-4/30
4/9 – 4/30
4/12
Jr. Giants 2015
Batter Up! This FREE league is sponsored by the San Francisco
Giants Community Fund. Sign up for one of our three divisions.
This league emphasizes character building, skill development and
FUN. All Teams practice once a week for and have games once a
week.
Division I Division II Division III age 5-6
age 7-9
age 10-13
(T-Ball) Non-Competitive
Non-Competitive
Some Competition
Registration is completed online through Sports Sign Up and you
can get all the details on our website at www.sanmateopal.org.
Registration begins Monday, March 16th
For information in Spanish, please call 650-522-7725
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Spring for Service!
Teen Services Mission: In our teen programs, we strive to
create opportunities that foster leadership, build relationships
and help our youth turn into the leaders of tomorrow.
Youth Sports and Fitness
Martial Arts
All of our Karate classes are taught by Edwards Karate School
staff. Questions? Call Sensei Bernard Edwards at 207.3550 or
visit www.edwardskarateschool.com. For all classes Karate Gi
(uniform) is required and may be purchased from instructor.
Pee Wee Karate: age 4.5-9 yrs.
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Focus on hand-eye coordination, body awareness, social interaction,
as well as the concepts of Karate. Your child will build confidence
while increasing their concentration.
AM201-65937
M
3:30-4:15pm
$96/120
3/23-5/18
Pre-Karate I: age 5-7 yrs.
Give your child the gift of confidence. Karate training can increase
hand-eye coordination, body awareness, and attention span.
AM200-65939 F
5:15-6:00pm
$107/132
3/27-5/29
Pre-Karate II: age 6-10 yrs.
Boost your child’s confidence and fitness. Children will refine their
karate skills at a more advanced level than in Pre-Karate I.
Central Park Community Center(Tuesdays) and Beresford Recreation
Center (Fridays)
AM205-65941
Tu,F
5:00-5:45pm
$107/132
3/24-5/29
Intro/Beginning Karate: age 8-16 yrs.
Give your child a chance to increase concentration, discipline, and
physical fitness. Lectures and physical training in Japanese Karate will
stress the basics of blocking, kicking, punching, and striking.
AM215-65942
F
6:00-6:45pm
$107/132
3/27-5/29
Advanced Beginning Karate: age 7-17 yrs.
This course will combine lecture and physical training in Japanese
Karate which will stress the basics of blocking, kicking, punching and
striking. Central Park Community Center (Tuesdays) and Beresford
Recreation Center (Fridays)
AM220-65943
TuF
5:45-6:30pm
$195/220
3/24-5/29
Intermediate/Advanced Karate: age 8-18 yrs.
This course will combine lecture and physical training in Japanese
Karate which will stress the basics of blocking, kicking, punching
and striking.
Central Park Community Center(Tuesdays) and Beresford Recreation
Center (Fridays)
AM225-65946 TuF
6:30-7:15pm
$195/220 3/24-5/29
“I can’t believe the change in my child’s confidence…”
~ Beginning Karate Parent
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Active and Healthy Lifestyles • MOVE!
Kuk Sool Won classes are held at 31 W 25th Ave., San Mateo.
For more information call 570.5991 or visit www.smkuksool.com.
Uniform is required for all classes and can be purchased from
the instructor.
Tiny Tigers Kuk Sool Won: age 3-5 yrs.
Give your preschooler a head start with a program designed
specifically for them. Physical fitness and self-defense skills are
presented as fun games and activities. Course focuses on selfcontrol and listening skills in a fun, social and safe environment that
builds self-esteem.
AM305-65985 W
AM305-65986 Th
3:30-4:00pm
3:30-4:00pm
$155
$155
3/18-6/3
3/19-6/4
Little Dragons Kuk Sool Won: age 5-8 yrs.
Kuk Sool Won is known for building character, while gaining strength,
flexibility and self-esteem. Martial arts have been shown to improve
performance in school and other sports, because it improves focus,
and coordination. Each session with will focus on new principles.
AM310-65987
AM310-65988
W
Th
4:00-4:45pm
4:00-4:45pm
$175
$175
3/18-6/3
3/19-6/4
Junior Kuk Sool Won: age 9-12 yrs.
Kuk Sool Won is an awesome activity to gain coordination, selfconfidence, and become fit. Whether your child is an athlete or not,
one of the greatest aspects of martial arts is that all students get to
participate equally in all activities while making friends. Each session
with will focus on new principles.
AM315-65989
AM315-65990
W
Th
4:45-5:30pm
4:45-5:30pm
$175
$175
3/18-6/3
3/19-6/4
Fencing–Beginners: age 7-16 yrs.
Skateboarding–Getting Started: age 5-14 yrs.
Every class will include warm-ups, footwork, attacks, and fundamentals
of defensive actions and bouting with a partner. Learn the basic
strategy of foiling for a beginner, and gain exposure to the modern art
of fencing. A yearly $10 USFA Membership and one-time $15 glove fee
is payable to instructor. Questions? 415.668.3623.
With a focus on balance and
coordination, this class will guide
beginners through a series of
introductory techniques that will
keep their interest, and guide kids
through the learning curve of this
extreme sport. Required for safety:
Skateboard, knee pads, elbow pads,
and a helmet.
AM100-65999Sa
AM100-65998Sa
AM100-66000Sa
10:00-11:00am
10:00-11:00am
10:00-11:00am
$100
$125
$100
4/4-4/25
5/2-5/30
6/6-6/27
Beresford Park
AX200-65983
AX200-65984
Sa
Sa
9:00-10:00am
9:00-10:00am
$100/125
$100/125
3/21-4/18
5/9-6/6
Take it to the next level in this class designed to offer the beginner/
intermediate skater a chance to learn new tricks and techniques. Boost
self-esteem and show off your new moves to friends. Required for
safety: Skateboard, knee pads, elbow pads, and a helmet.
Beresford Park
AX210-65981 Sa
AX210-65982 Sa
10:00-11:00am
10:00-11:00am
$100/1253/21-4/18
$100/1255/9-6/6
Society After School Skateboarding: age 5-14 yrs.
Learn to skate or refine your skills with the Society experienced
skateboarding instructors. Skateboarding safety, fundamentals, and
technique will be covered in this class. Program is once a week. Call
Society to schedule day.
Z-Ultimate Self Defense: age 7-9 yrs.
Encourage self-confidence, discipline and self-control while learning
self-defense moves and safety tips in this exciting class that draws from
multiple martial arts. Training emphasizes ‘prevention and awareness’. A
$20 t-shirt fee is required.
Z-Ultimate Self Defense Studios, 1100 Park Pl, #50, San Mateo, 286.0105
Pee-Wee: age 4-6 yrs
AM801-65992 Tu
5:00-5:45pm
$149
3/17-6/2
Youth Beginner: age 7-9 yrs.
AM801-65993 M
5:15-6:00pm
$137
3/16-6/1
Youth: age 10-15 yrs.
AM801-65994 Tu
6:00-6:45pm
$149
3/17-6/2
Extreme Sports
Do your kids climb anything in sight? Are you looking for something
fun and new for your child to do this fall? At Planet Granite in Belmont
your kids will learn to climb, play climbing games, and meet other
young climbers!
Skating
Grown Up & Me Ice Skating: age 2-5 yrs.
Enjoy quality time with your little one while exercising and playing with
ice toys. This class is designed for young skaters not ready to be alone, but
old enough to walk and talk. The adult must be able to skate unassisted.
Belmont Iceland: 815 Old County Rd., Belmont, 592.4338
AI100-66029 Tu 10:30-11:00am
$70
Planet Granite–Indoor Rock Climbing: age 5-13 yrs.
Planet Granite, 100 El Camino Real, Belmont, 591.3030
AX110-65959
Tu
4:00-6:00pm
$120
AX110-65961
Th
4:00-6:00pm
$120
AX110-65963
F
4:00-6:00pm
$120
Society Skatepark, 850 E. San Carlos Ave. San Carlos, 596.8182
Meets 1 time per week
AX105-65977 M-F
3:00-4:00pm
$115/140 3/30-5/1
AX105-65978 M-F
4:00-5:00pm
$115/140 5/4-6/5
Meets 2 times per week
AX105-65979 M-F
3:00-4:00pm
$200/225 3/30-5/1
AX105-65980 M-F
4:00-5:00pm
$200/225 5/4-6/5
4/21-5/19
4/23-5/21
4/24-5/22
4/28-6/2
Ice Skating: age 3-15 yrs.
Ignite a new passion within your child by introducing them to basic ice
skating skills, like forward and backward skating, stopping and turning!
Belmont Iceland: 815 Old County Rd., Belmont, 592.4338
Tot: age 3-6 yrs.
AI200-66034
Th
6:15-6:45pm
$70
Youth: age 7-15 yrs.
AI200-66033
Th
6:15-6:45pm
$70
4/30-6/4
4/30-6/4
MOVE! • Active and Healthy Lifestyles
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Youth
Skateboarding–Basic Tricks: age 5-14 yrs.
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Fitness
Safari Run–Preschool Playground: age 3-4 yrs.
Zumba Fitness for Kids: age 7-12 yrs.
There is no stopping your child in this class that incorporates fitness,
play and social skills. We will nurture your child’s energy with physical
activity that will allow them to be a confident and strong individual.
Our non-competitive atmosphere and positive reinforcement will
encourage your child.
A fun, energized and upbeat dance fitness class. We’ll rock out and
party to the rhythms of Latin salsa, merengue, cumbia, reggaeton,
hip-hop, and much more. You’ll love this fast-forward fusion of the
Zumba program’s high-octane workouts designed to let kids max out
on fun and fitness. Watch their energy and fitness levels soar.
Safari Run, 341 N Amphlett Blvd., San Mateo, 342-1977
AF300-66023Tu 10:00-11:00am $155
Instructor: Christine Baker
CF215-65831
Th
4:20-5:10pm
3/17-5/26
Safari Run–Keepin’ it Fit: age 5-10 yrs.
Keepin’ your kids fit through cardio drills and play. Kids will burn off that
extra energy, gain nutritional knowledge, and perfect their physical
fitness skills at our fantastically fun and healthy entertainment center.
age 5-7yrs.
AF305-66024
Tu
3:30-4:30pm
$155
AF305-66025
Th
4:30-5:30pm
$155
age 8-10 yrs.
AF305-66026
Tu
4:30-5:30pm
$155
3/17-5/19
3/19-5/28
3/17-5/26
$119/144
3/19-6/4
Yoga for Kids: age 5-12 yrs.
Spark a love and understanding of yoga that will allow children to
strengthen their bodies, and
calm their minds. Class includes
energetic Sun Salutes, strong
Warrior sequences and playful
poses from nature as well as
learning how to breathe correctly
and relax. Wear loose, comfortable
clothing and bring a mat.
Safari Run–Get Your Game On!: age 11-15 yrs.
Kick your fitness training into high gear while building a better you.
This class provides loads of fun while developing gross motor skills
in cardio, strength and flexibility. Your child will also discover the
importance of healthier food choices.
AF310-66027
Tu
5:30-6:30pm
$155
3/17-5/26
High Spirit Cheer: age 6-10 yrs.
This cheerleading class
packs a ton of cheer
fundamentals, as well as
simple fun routines and
lessons! Participants will
work on improving their
individual
skills,
while
developing their confidence
and understanding of basic
cheer concepts. Questions?
Contact National Academy
of Athletics at m121212@
comcast.net
$139/164
3/20-5/15
“My daughter had so much fun and made some
new friends too!” ~ Cheer Parent
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$119/144
3/19-6/4
Pre Athlete FUN Sports: age 4-6 yrs.
Team Sports Instruction
AC654-65785 F
3:20-4:10pm
Instructor: Juanita Lucero
CD569-65832
Th
3:30-4:30pm
Parents and kids will receive basic instructions in a variety of sports:
T-ball, basketball, soccer & kickball. In this stress free fun atmosphere,
kids will learn how to be a team player and also learn sportsmanship.
Every child is a winner! This is a parent participation class.
KP500-65834 W
3:30-4:15pm
$23/29
4/8-4/29
Girls Volleyball Back to Basics: age 8-12 yrs.
Girls will develop and strengthen their coordination and skills while
learning the fundamentals of volleyball. Learning to bump, pass and
serve through the use of drills will be the focus of this class. Your child
will learn about volleyball positions and basic rotations on the court
through game play. This class is great for beginners.
KT314-65828
W
4:30-5:30pm
$37/46
3/18-4/22
Girls Volleyball “Step It Up”: age 10-15 yrs.
Volleyball ‘Step it Up’, is an intermediate course and intended for
those who have mastered the basics skills. Serving, setting, hitting, and
blocking will be taught through interactive drills and games. Your child
will refine their individual skill set and communication on the court.
KT398-65827 W
4:30-5:30pm
$32/41
4/29-5/27
Kidz Love Soccer: age 2-10 yrs.
Rebound Basketball Academy Parent-Tot: age 2-5 yrs.
Beresford Park
Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer: age 2-3.5 yrs.
AS100-66010
W
9:30-10:00am
AS100-66015
Sa
8:30-9:00am
AS100-66016
Sa
9:05-9:35am
Tot Soccer: age 3.5-4 yrs.
AS100-66180
W
5:15-5:45pm
AS100-66014 W
10:15-10:50am
AS100-66012
Sa
9:45-10:15am
Pre-Soccer: age 4-5 yrs.
AS100-66011
W
5:45-6:20pm
AS100-66019
W
3:10-3:45pm
AS100-66018 W
10:15-10:50am
AS100-66020 Sa
10:20-10:55am
Soccer 1: age 5-6 yrs.
AS100-66013
W
4:30-5:15pm
AS100-66021 Sa
11:00-11:45am
Soccer 2: age 7-10 yrs.
AS100-66022 Sa
11:45am-12:30pm
AS100-66017
W
3:45-4:30pm
$100/125
$100/125
$100/125
4/8-6/3
4/11-6/13
4/11-6/13
$100/125 4/8-6/3
$100/1254/8-6/3
$100/125 4/11-6/13
$100/125 4/8-6/3
$100/125 4/8-6/3
$100/1254/8-6/3
$100/1254/11-6/13
$100/125 4/8-6/3
$100/1254/11-6/13
$100/1254/11-6/13
$100/125 4/8-6/3
Make Me a Pro Flag Football: age 5-12 yrs.
Develop the techniques of football through skills such as throwing,
catching, kicking and running routes while playing many fun games and
drills. Children will learn teamwork, gain positive self-esteem and have
fun. Questions? Visit www.mmapsports.com.
Beresford Park 5-7 yrs
AS600-66036 M
Beresford Park 8-12 yrs
AS600-66035 M
3:30-4:15pm
$55/69
5/4-6/8
4:20-5:05pm
$85/106
5/4-6/8
Ping Pong–Youth Table Tennis: age 5-12 yrs.
Designed for the beginner to intermediate levels looking to learn the
correct techniques, strokes and proper footwork of table tennis. Each
session will focus on different components of the game and include
robot drills. Equipment required.
Pong Planet, 848 Brittan Ave., San Carlos,
AS025-65973 W
4:00-5:00pm
AS025-65974 F
4:00-5:00pm
AS025-65975Sa
10:15-11:30am
AS025-65976 Su
3:00-4:15pm
$95
$95
$195
$195
3/18-4/22
5/1-6/5
3/21-5/9
3/22-5/10
Help your child learn the skills for basketball with fun activities. Children
will develop gross motor skills while socializing with other children in a
non-competitive environment. Parent participation required in 2-3.5yr
class. Questions? Call Manuel Minzer @ 408.499.6707.
Beresford Park
age 2-3.5 yrs Parent Participation Required
AS312-66040
M
3:05-3:40pm
$115/140 3/16-5/18
AS312-66042
W
3:05-3:40pm
$125/150 3/18-5/27
AS312-66037 Th
10:05-10:30am
$110/1353/19-5/28
AS312-66041
Sa
9:05-9:30am
$120/145 3/21-5/23
age 3.5-5 yrs
AS312-66038 Th
10:35-11:10am
$115/1403/19-5/28
AS312-66039
Sa
9:35-10:10am
$125/150 3/21-5/16
Rebound Basketball Academy: Grades: K-8
Basic basketball skills in dribbling, passing, shooting will be introduced
and improved upon. Players will work on offense and defense and
engage in scrimmages and games. Players will gain self-confidence,
social skills and learn the meaning of teamwork while having fun.
Questions? Call Manuel Minzer @ 408.499.6707.
Beresford Park
Grades: K-2
AS310-66046 M
AS310-66044
W
AS310-66048 Sa
Grades: 3-8
AS310-66045
M
AS310-66043
W
AS310-66047 Sa
League Grades: 3-8
AS310-66252 Sa
3:45-4:30pm
3:45-4:30pm
10:15-10:55am
$125/150 3/16-5/18
$135/160 3/18-5/27
$135/1603/21-5/16
4:35-5:30pm
4:35-5:30pm
11:05-12:00pm
$135/160 3/16-5/18
$145/170 3/18-5/27
$145/1703/21-5/23
12:05-1:05pm
$165/1903/21-5/30
Skills for the Court: age 10-13 yrs.
Strengthen your basic ball handling skills through dribbling and
passing. Learn how to perfect your shooting accuracy from all areas
of the court. We’ll teach you how to go strong with both defense
and offense, through various drills. Sportsmanship is strongly
emphasized in this fun and exciting class.
KE327-65835
Th
6:00-7:00pm
$37/46
4/9-5/14
NEW i9 Sports – T-ball: age 3-6 yrs
We believe that sports should
be a fun, safe experience where
children can learn basic athletic
skills and sportsmanship, build
friendships, and increase their
self-esteem. Everyone plays and
everyone is made to feel like a
winner, regardless of talent level.
Questions? [email protected]
or 362.8002.
YS129-66246Su 11:00am-12pm $155/180
3/21-5/10
13
Youth
Kidz learn the world’s
most popular sport. Each
session
includes
age
appropriate
activities:
skill demonstrations, fun
games, and instructional
scrimmages
conducted
in a non-competitive,
recreational format. Kidz
Love Soccer... ‘’Where the
score is always FUN to
FUN’. Shin guards required.
Questions? Visit www.
kidzlovesoccer.com. A $10
jersey fee will be added
upon registration.
Tennis
Our mission is to promote the growth of tennis in San Mateo by providing exceptional tennis instruction in a positive, fun, and
competitive environment such that each student maximizes his or her potential. We seek to foster etiquette, sportsmanship, integrity,
love, and respect for the game.
Whether you are just learning to play the game, looking for a cardio workout, playing socially at your local club or competing in USTA
leagues, we have a program that fits your lifestyle.
Private lessons may be arranged by contacting our Tennis Director, Howell Shaw, at 522.7535 or [email protected]. The
charge for private lessons and semi-private lessons varies. Weather hotline 522.7536.
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Jr. Tennis for Toddlers: age 3.5-5 yrs.
Jr. Rallyball 2 Tennis: age 8-12 yrs.
New! A fun introduction to movement and exercise specifically
designed for you and your child. Together you will run, jump, hop,
twist, bend and swing while you keep your eye on the ball. Meet other
people, have fun and find out why tennis has never been easier to play
and learn. This is a parent participation class. Rackets are provided for
youth participants during class time.
AT104-66096Sa
AT104-66097Sa
Beresford Tennis Courts
AT104-66098W
AT104-66099W
Players will continue to
improve movement,
tracking and rally
skills, but will play
more points and learn
strategy and scoring.
Participants must have
previous Rallyball or
similar experience.
11:55am-12:25pm $78/98 3/14-4/25
11:55am-12:25pm $78/98 5/2-5/30
12:05-1:00pm
12:05-1:00pm
$78/98 3/18-4/29
$78/98 5/6-6/3
Jr. Mini Tennis: age 5-7 yrs.
Geared toward the young athlete. Fundamental racket and ball skills,
movement and coordination exercises will be included. Learn NEW
tennis drills and methods you can do with your child.
AT105-66073
Tu
AT105-66078
Tu
AT105-66075
Th
AT105-66080 Th
AT105-66070Sa
AT105-66071 Sa
AT105-66074
W
AT105-66079
W
AT105-66076
F
AT105-66081
F
AT105-66072
Su
AT105-66077
Su
3:15-4:00pm
3:15-4:00pm
3:15-4:00pm
3:15-4:00pm
11:05-11:50am
11:05-11:50am
$78/98
3/17-4/28
$78/98
5/5-6/2
$78/98
3/19-4/30
$78/98
5/7-6/4
$78/98 3/14-4/25
$78/985/2-6/6
3:15-4:00pm
3:15-4:00pm
3:15-4:00pm
3:15-4:00pm
1:15-2:00pm
1:15-2:00pm
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
3/18-4/29
5/6-6/3
3/20-5/1
5/8-6/5
3/15-4/26
5/3-6/7
Jr. Rallyball 1 Tennis: age 7-10 yrs.
Explore fundamental racket and ball skills, movement and coordination exercises.
AT106-66102
Tu
AT106-66108
Tu
AT106-66105
Th
AT106-66110
Th
AT106-66100
Sa
AT106-66104
Sa
AT106-66103
W
AT106-66109
W
AT106-66106
F
AT106-66111
F
AT106-66101
Su
AT106-66107
Su
14
4:05-5:00pm
4:05-5:00pm
4:05-5:00pm
4:05-5:00pm
9:05-10:00am
9:05-10:00am
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
3/17-4/28
5/5-6/2
3/19-4/30
5/7-6/4
3/14-4/25
5/2-6/6
4:05-5:00pm
4:05-5:00pm
4:05-5:00pm
4:05-5:00pm
4:35-5:30pm
4:35-5:30pm
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
3/18-4/29
5/6-6/3
3/20-5/1
5/8-6/5
3/15-4/26
5/3-6/7
AT107-66134
Tu
AT107-66135
Tu
AT107-66140
Th
AT107-66145
Th
AT107-66144 Sa
AT107-66141 Sa
AT107-66142
W
AT107-66137
W
AT107-66139
F
AT107-66136
F
AT107-66143
Su
AT107-66138
Su
5:05-6:00pm
5:05-6:00pm
5:05-6:00pm
5:05-6:00pm
10:05-11:00am
10:05-11:00am
$78/98
3/17-4/28
$78/98
5/5-6/2
$78/98
3/19-4/30
$78/98
5/7-6/4
$78/983/14-4/25
$78/985/2-6/6
5:05-6:00pm
5:05-6:00pm
5:05-6:00pm
5:05-6:00pm
5:35-6:30pm
5:35-6:30pm
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
3/18-4/29
5/6-6/3
3/20-5/1
5/8-6/5
3/15-4/26
5/3-6/7
Jr. Beginning Tennis: age 12-16 yrs.
Tennis has never been easier to learn! Using new formats and a
progressive games based approach, participants will learn the skills
necessary to rally with the first session.
AT210-66157
Tu
AT210-66155
Tu
AT210-66146
Th
AT210-66147
Th
AT210-66150 Sa
AT210-66152 Sa
AT210-66148
W
AT210-66149
W
AT210-66156
F
AT210-66153
F
AT210-66151
Su
AT210-66154
Su
5:05-6:00pm
5:05-6:00pm
5:05-6:00pm
5:05-6:00pm
10:05-11:00am
10:05-11:00am
$78/98
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$78/98
3/19-4/30
$78/98
5/7-6/4
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5:05-6:00pm
5:05-6:00pm
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5:35-6:30pm
5:35-6:30pm
$78/98
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Youth Gymnastics
General Information
Creating a love for gymnastics through skill development, fun
and success!
Gymnastics is a great activity for children to develop strength,
flexibility, coordination and self- confidence. Children will
participate in activities that encourage personal growth, physical
fitness, the development of fine and gross motor skills and
socialization. Our professional and enthusiastic staff will provide a
fun fitness program for your child through the use of themes in a
safe and non-competitive environment.
There are no make ups for missed classes. Questions? Call
Shannon Anderegg at 522.7449.
Gym for ME!: age 18 months-2.5 yrs.
Enrich your child’s development. Your little one will learn basic skills
in stretching, movement and tumbling using music and simple, safe
equipment. A parent participation class.
CG050-64684 Tu
CG050-64685Tu
9:15-10:00am
10:15-11:00am
$131/156 3/17-6/2
$131/156 3/17-6/2
Busy Bees: age 2-3 yrs.
Discover a sport that emphasizes development of basic motor
coordination through tumbling, balance and strength building activities.
Children will be taught in an encouraging environment utilizing the uneven
bars, balance beams and tumbling mats. A parent participation class.
CG100-64646M
CG100-64647Tu
CG100-64648W
CG100-64649Sa
11:40am-12:25pm
11:45am-12:30pm
11:40am-12:25pm
10:15-11:00am
$119/1443/16-6/1
$131/1563/17-6/2
$131/156 3/18-6/3
$119/1443/21-6/6
Tumble Tots I and II: age 3-5 yrs.
Designed for children to increase their fine and gross motor
development, these classes teach children in a structured, yet playful
environment that fosters self-esteem and social interaction. Children
will develop their strength, flexibility and coordination through the use
of uneven bars, balance beams, and tumbling mats.
Tumble Tots I: age 3-4 yrs.
CG200-64651M
12:30-1:15pm
CG200-64652 M
2:15-3:00pm
CG200-64654 Tu
5:00-5:45pm
CG200-64653 Tu
1:30-2:15pm
CG200-64650W
12:30-1:15pm
CG200-64655Sa
11:00-11:45am
CG200-64656 Th
2:30-3:15pm
Tumble Tots II: age 4-5 yrs.
CG250-64681 M
1:30-2:15pm
CG250-64678 Tu
3:15-4:00pm
CG250-64679 Tu
5:00-5:45pm
CG250-64680 W
1:30-2:15pm
CG250-64683Sa
11:00-11:45am
CG250-64682 Th
3:15-4:00pm
$119/1443/16-6/1
$119/144 3/16-6/1
$131/156 3/17-6/2
$131/156 3/17-6/2
$131/156 3/18-6/3
$119/144 3/21-6/6
$131/156
3/19-6/4
Youth
All gymnastics classes are held at Beresford Recreation Center,
unless otherwise noted.**
Twisters: age 4-6 yrs.
Improve on basic gymnastics skills on the uneven bars, balance beams,
and tumbling mats. Children are encouraged to develop personal
growth and self-confidence. Prerequisite: A minimum of two sessions
of Tumble Tots II.
CG300-64686
CG300-64687
CG300-64688
M
Tu
W
3:00-3:45pm
2:15-3:00pm
3:15-4:00pm
$119/144
$131/156
$131/156
Shooting Stars: age 6-10 yrs.
Introducing children to basic gymnastics skills and techniques on the
uneven bars, balance beams and floor mats. This class emphasizes
individual skill development.
CG400-64692 M
CG400-64693 W
CG400-64694Sa
3:45-4:45pm
$119/144 3/16-6/1
4:00-5:00pm
$131/156 3/18-6/3
11:45am-12:45pm $119/144 3/21-6/6
Hot Shots: age 6-12 yrs.
Excel in this gymnastics class that offers children more complex
instruction. Advanced skills are taught on the uneven bars, balance
beams and floor mats. Prerequisite: A minimum of two sessions of
Shooting Stars.
CG500-64695
CG500-64696
M
Tu
4:45-5:45pm
4:00-5:00pm
$119/144
$131/156
3/16-6/1
3/17-6/2
Rhythmic Gymnastics: age 3-8 yrs.
Children will explore body movement, motor skills and balance
through the use of ribbons, scarves, balls and music. Your child will
learn a combination of gymnastics and dance skills.
age 3-5 yrs.
CG600-64705Tu
age 6-8 yrs.
CG600-64704 W
12:45-1:30pm
$131/156 3/17-6/2
2:30-3:15pm
$131/156
$119/144 3/16-6/1
$131/156 3/17-6/2
$131/156 3/17-6/2
$131/156 3/18-6/3
$119/144 3/21-6/6
Gymnastics Mat Class: age 6-10 yrs.
$131/156
CG810-64703
3/19-6/4
3/16-6/1
3/17-6/2
3/18-6/3
3/18-6/3
Instead of having your child tumble around the house, have them
tumble around our gym. Children will be taught basic and complex
skills performed only on the mats such as; forward rolls, cartwheels,
walkovers and more.
W
5:00-5:45pm
$131/156
3/18-6/3
15
Youth and Family Aquatics
Aquatic Certification
Lifeguard Training: age 15 yrs. and up
Yo ut h
Do you want to be a lifeguard? This course, based on the American
Red Cross Lifeguarding Program, will certify students in Lifeguarding,
CPR and AED for the Professional Rescuer, and First Aid. Students
must be 15 years of age by the last day of class and pass a swim pretest (swim 300 yards continuously, retrieve a 10 pound brick from 10
feet and return it to designated spot). Attendance at all meetings is
required for certification.
King Pool
WCLGT-64843M-F
WCLGT-64844M-F
WCLGT-64845 Sa
10:00am-4:00pm $195
10:00am-4:00pm $195
9:00am-4:00pm
$195
3/23-3/27
3/30-4/3
4/18-5/16
Party at the Pool!
Kids of all ages can celebrate birthdays or special occasions with a pool
party. Reserve your spot today with a $60 non-refundable deposit for
up to 10 guests. Invite up to 10 more guests for an additional $6.00 per
person. Parties are booked on a first come first served basis, Saturdays
and Sundays June 20 – August 23, 2015. Price includes picnic area and 45
minutes of water games and fun.
For more information, please contact Carolyn Shavel at 650-522-7443 or
by email at [email protected]
Please note children under the age of 6 must be accompanied by an
adult (16yrs +) in the water, 1 adult per child.
Jr. Guards: Be a Water Safety Swim Aide
Join “The Team” as a volunteer Jr. Guard with the City of San Mateo
aquatics program. Assist our Swim Instructors with teaching swimming
and water safety skills. Learn valuable job skills while having fun with
your friends at Joinville or King Pool. Jr. Guards are required to complete
the Swim Instructor Aide Course and volunteer for at least one 2 week
session mid June through mid August. For more information and an
application, call 522-7443 before June 9 and 522-7460 starting June 8.
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Summer Jobs
Join the Award Winning Aquatics Team
Recruitment has
begun for Instructo r/ L i fe g u a rd s
($14.35/hr.+)
for
the 2015 Summer.
Instructor/Lifeguards must be 16
years or older and
must have current LGT, CPR FPR
and AED by June
1, 2015. WSI certification is encouraged. Applications
are available online
at www.cityofsanmateo.org. Please call Carolyn Shavel at 522.7443 or
email [email protected], for more information. Application
deadline is April 27, 2015 or until filled.
Hot off the Press!!
You can access our special Youth Summer
Aquatics booklet now! Here’s how:
• Go online to www.cityofsanmateo.org beginning
Tuesday, February 17
• Visit our booth at the Hillsdale Shopping Center
Summer Activities Expo on Sunday, March 1
• Visit a center to pick up your copy starting Monday,
March 2
• Call 522-SUMM and tell us your address
so we can send you one in the
mail after March 2
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Youth Dance
General Information
Mae Chesney, Dance Supervisor
522.7444 • [email protected]
Dance Program Assistant
About Our Program The Youth Dance program is designed to grow
with your child. Classes build on the previous years’ experience and
prepare children for the next level. They foster creative expression
and skill building through improvisation and choreography while
developing a skill base of dance techniques in ballet, jazz, modern
dance, or traditional world dances.
Children are expected to continue in the same class for the school
year. Because dance is a performance art form, all children age 4 and
up have opportunities to perform in the Holiday Festival of Dance
and the Spring Dance Show. If you are NEW to our program and
unsure what class to take, please call the Dance Office at 522.7444.
If your child requires special accommodations so that he or she may
successfully participate in our program, please contact the Dance
Supervisor prior to the start of the program.
What to Wear Proper dance attire for classes can be found online at
www.cityofsanmateo.org/youthdance by clicking “What to Wear.”
Creative Dance
Youth
The Creative Dance track is taught by instructor Laura Marsh at Beresford Recreation Center.
Parent Tot Dance Time: age 2-3 yrs.
Dance I: age 6-9 yrs.
Explore the fundamentals of dance with your toddler! We’ll learn to
stretch, make dance shapes, listen to music, follow directions, and
take turns. Enjoy dance, games and creative movement to music
using scarves and props. Fee covers one adult and up to two children.
Parents, come prepared to move. Enroll under parent name.
Dancers will learn the basics of modern dance technique and
composition in this dynamic class, where they will develop strength,
flexibility and poise through dance exercises, across the floor patterns,
and basic combinations. Dancers will gain greater self-esteem and
confidence in this safe and supportive environment.
CD005-65652W
CD005-65653W
CD211-65624
11:40am-12:20pm $78/97 3/18-4/22
11:40am-12:20pm $78/97 4/29-5/27
Dance Time: age 3-4 yrs.
This class is especially designed for the child new to dance. We will
learn the basics; stretching, turns, gallops and creative concepts such as
shapes and levels. All will be accompanied by songs and music, to make
this a fun and supportive first dance experience.
CD001-65627 W
CD001-65628 Th
CD001-65631 F
CD001-65629 Sa
CD001-65630 Sa
12:30-1:10pm
1:40-2:20pm
11:40am-12:20pm
9:20-10:00am
10:05-10:45am
$109/1343/18-5/27
$109/134 3/19-5/28
$109/1343/20-5/29
$109/134 3/21-5/30
$109/1343/21-5/30
Kinderdance: age 4-5 yrs.
Your child will be introduced to the riches of dance with creative
and physical experiences specifically designed for 4 and 5 year olds.
Dancers will learn the fundamentals of dance movement including use
of shapes, levels and directions as well as the use of rhythm, jumps,
skips and gallops.
CD101-65643
Th
CD101-65644 F
CD101-65645 Sa
2:30-3:15pm
10:50-11:35am
10:50-11:35am
$119/144 3/19-6/4
$119/1443/20-6/5
$119/1443/21-6/6
Creative Dance: age 5-7 yrs.
Building upon Kinderdance, children continue to express their creativity
through dance while being introduced to basic dance technique.
Using Modern dance technique as a base, children explore qualities
of movement, pathways in space and rhythmic structures. They also
develop tools for making their own dances.
CD103-65623
18
Th
3:25-4:10pm
Creative Outlets • EXPRESS!
$119/144
3/19-6/4
Th
4:10-5:00pm
$119/144
3/19-6/4
Dance II/III: age 7-11 yrs.
Building upon Dance I, emphasis will be placed on alignment, balance,
use of space, rhythm and quality of movement. Advanced dancers will
be given more complex movement sequences and will work on refining
jumps, turns, and use of the legs and feet. A minimum of three sessions
of Dance I or equivalent experience is required.
CD212-65625
Th
5:00-5:50pm
$119/144
3/19-6/4
Contemporary Dance: age 12-18 yrs.
Learn the fundamentals of contemporary/modern dance in this exciting
class for pre-teens and teens. We will use the Erick Hawkins technique
as a foundation, exploring use of energy, momentum, release, and ease
of movement, while developing strength, coordination, flexibility, and
optimum body alignment. This class will inspire you!
CD525-65621
F
4:15-5:10pm
$119/144
3/20-6/5
Want to Make a Difference?
Support the San Mateo Dance Association with a donation of
any amount during our Spring Membership Drive.
The Dance Association co-sponsors the Holiday Festival of Dance
and the Spring Dance Show, provides funding toward dance
scholarships for our youth Dance Crew and toward the purchase
of music, supplies and equipment
for the
dance and fitness programs. Pick
up a Membership form from
your dance instructor or at
the front desk at any Recreation
Center and make a difference!
Youth Dance
Ballet
Tap
Kinderdance/Tap Combo: age 4-5 yrs.
The freedom of creative dance
combined with the structure
of tap! Children will learn tap
shuffles, flaps, heel, toe digs, and
play fun rhythm games and will be
given the basic tools for making
their own creative dances. Class
begins with the Tap portion, so
please wear tap shoes with socks
and bare feet for the Creative
portion of class.
Instructor: Laura Marsh
CD108-65646 F
2:30-3:15pm
$119/144
3/20-6/5
Creative/Tap Combo: age 5-7 yrs.
CD107-65622 F
3:25-4:10pm
$119/144
Pre Ballet/Tap Combo: age 4-5 yrs.
This class will introduce the fundamentals of Ballet and Tap. Children
begin class with Tap, allowing them to experiment with using their
feet as percussion instruments. They will learn to shuffle, front slap,
heel, and more. The Ballet portion focuses on balance, alignment and
center floor work.
CD420-65655
CD420-65656
M
W
1:35-2:35pm
2:30-3:30pm
This class for budding ballerinas will focus on the fundamentals of
Ballet; learning positions, alignment, barre work, center and across
the floor combinations.
CD423-65618
CD423-65619
M
W
3:30-4:30pm
3:30-4:30pm
$109/134
$119/144
3/16-6/1
3/18-6/3
Ballet I: age 7-13 yrs.
Building upon Ballet Intro,
students will develop
stronger ballet technique,
alignment,
grace
and
poise. They will work on
perfecting plies, tendues,
and releves; as well as
learning turns, balances,
and more! Prerequisite: at
least 3 sessions of Ballet
Intro,
the
equivalent
training, or instructors/
supervisor approval.
Tap Intro: age 5-9 yrs.
In this class we will focus on the basic tap steps including toe taps,
heel digs, a variety of shuffles, flaps and more. Students will work both
center and across the floor making different rhythms with their feet
and learning simple combinations. Students advancing from Pre-Ballet/
Tap and Kinderdance/Tap welcome. Tap shoes required.
CD426-65616
Tu
3:30-4:30pm
$119/144
3/17-6/2
Ballet II/III: age 8-14 yrs.
Tap I/II: age 7-12 yrs.
This class builds on basic Tap steps while learning simple rhythms.
Focus is on technique, increasing speed and learning new combinations
including buffalo’s, soft shoe, and more. Students work at the barre,
center, and across the floor. This class is for new students with past
Tap experience or those advancing from Tap Intro. Tap shoes required.
San Mateo High School Dance Studio, 506 N. Delaware St. (inside gym)
Instructor: Sheri Alonso
CD541-65663 Sa
3/16-6/1
3/18-6/3
Ballet Intro: age 5.5-10 yrs.
3/20-6/5
CD539-65664Sa
10:45-11:30am
$119/144 3/21-6/6
$109/134
$119/144
11:40am-12:30pm $119/1443/21-6/6
Tap for Teens/Pre-teens: age 9-16 yrs.
This class is designed for the pre-teen/teen with some previous tap
experience. Students will work at the barre as well as center and across
the floor. They will work on faster shuffles and flaps as well as learning
combinations such as buffalos, soft shoe, time steps, riffs and more.
CD543-65661 M
5:30-6:30pm
$109/134
Learn more advanced ballet technique while building on alignment,
positions, strength and poise. Combine skills learned in Ballet I with
new, challenging barre exercises, center floor combinations and
across the floor work. Pre-requisite: At least 3 sessions of Ballet I, the
equivalent training, or instructor/supervisor approval.
CD429-65617
M
4:30-5:30pm
$109/134
3/16-6/1
Ballet for Teens/Pre-teens: age 11-18 yrs.
This class is designed for teens and pre-teens who want to develop
ballet technique and correct lines, while strengthening extensions,
speed, turns, and jumps. It is a traditional ballet class including barre
work, center floor and across the floor combinations. Improve balance,
grace and dance artistry in this class for all levels.
Instructor: Mae Frances Chesney
CD424-65615 W
5:30-6:30pm
$119/144 3/18-6/3
3/16-6/1
EXPRESS! • Creative Outlets
19
Youth
Building upon kinderdance/tap, children will focus on rhythm and
learning shuffles, flaps and more. For the creative portion of the class,
children will be introduced to basic modern dance, as well as creating
their own dances. Class begins with tap, so please wear tap shoes with
socks, and bare feet for the creative portion of the class.
The following classes are taught by Sheri Alonso at Beresford
Recreation Center.
Youth Dance
Jazz/Hip Hop
Fun ‘n Funky: age 7-11 yrs.
Jazz III: age 12-17 yrs.
Learn the latest new funk dances, street dances and video
choreography, broken down to basic forms! Come get fit and have
fun while dancing!
A high energy jazz class. Learn more advanced dances and complex
combinations, including inside and outside turns, leaps and kicks. It’s
fun and physically challenging! Pre-requisite: Jazz II for three sessions.
Instructor: Jessica Melton
CD511-65632 Sa
11:40am-12:30pm $119/1443/21-6/6
Instructor: Lisa Walker
CD853-65640 Tu
5:30-6:30pm
$119/144
3/17-6/2
Jazz IV/V: age 13-18 yrs.
Our most advanced teen jazz dance class focusing on high energy
jazz, lyrical, funk and hip-hop choreography. Dancer should be
comfortable with complex combinations, double pirouettes and
leaps. Prerequisite: Jazz III for three sessions.
CD863-65642 Th
5:30-6:30pm
$119/144
3/19-6/4
Youth
Hip Hop Dance Mix: age 6-8 yrs.
Pre-Jazz: age 8-13 yrs.
A fun filled class for the beginning jazz dancer! You will learn basic
jazz steps, including kick ball changes, chasses, and jazz squares. Have
fun and get fit while dancing. New students should enter at this
level.
CD820-65658 Th
4:40-5:30pm
$119/144
3/19-6/4
Jazz Intro: age 9-14 yrs.
Learn jazz, funk and hip-hop all in this introduction class. We will
work on basic jazz steps, including chasses, kick ball change, 3-count
turns and jazz squares. Get fit while having fun with jazz dance.
CD831-65641
W
4:30-5:30pm
$119/144
3/18-6/3
Jazz I: age 10-15 yrs.
Building on skills from Jazz Intro, students will learn challenging steps
such as pas de bourrees, turns, leaps and kicks. Get a great jazz dance
workout. Prerequisite: Jazz Intro for three sessions.
CD832-65638 W
5:30-6:30pm
$119/144
3/18-6/3
Jazz II: age 11-16 yrs.
Continuing jazz technique and funk dances with additional focus
on teaching turns, leaps, kicks, and single pirouettes. Dancers will
develop strength, coordination, flexibility and self-expression.
Prerequisite: Jazz I for three sessions.
CD843-65639 Tu
4:30-5:30pm
20
$119/144
3/17-6/2
This fusion dance class is great for young dancers who want to take
their first steps into Hip Hop dance. Through dance games and use
of dance props, we will explore the basics of dance. This energetic
and versatile class will build dancers skills through the fun Hip Hop
choreography and small group exercises.
King Community Center
CD469-65636 Tu
4:15-5:05pm
$119/144
3/17-6/2
Hip Hop Dance: age 8-11 yrs.
These high energy dance classes will introduce you to the latest
Hip Hop and Street Dance moves. Students will develop strength,
coordination and flexibility, all while having fun. Prerequisite for
Level II: three sessions of Level I or supervisor/instructor approval.
Level I: age 8-11 with Instructor Christine Baker
CD475-65633 Tu
5:10-6:10pm
$119/144 3/17-6/2
Level II: age 9-13 with Instructor Melissa Dunn
CD475-65634Sa
12:30-1:30pm
$119/1443/21-5/30
Level III: age 13-18 with Instructor Christine Baker
CD475-65635 Th
5:15-6:15pm
$119/144 3/19-6/4
Jazz-Ma-Tazz & Jr. Jazz-Ma-Tazz: age 10-18 yrs.
These jazz troupes are for current dancers only and rehearse
weekly throughout the school year. Acceptance is based on
ability, behavior and commitment and auditions are held annually
in Sept. Jr. Jazz-Ma-Tazz (JrJMT) meets at 4:15 PM and is an entrylevel troupe. Jazz-Ma-Tazz (JMT) meets at 5:15 PM and is for the
advanced dancer or previous company member. For information
on booking, contact the Director: Katie Salem at 650.387.5385
or [email protected]. Director: Katie Salem. Director’s
Assistant: Tina Burke.
Youth Dance
World Dance
Peruvian “Festejo” Dance: age 5-13 yrs.
Learn the traditional dance of Peru called Festejo, meaning, ‘celebrate.’
This is a highly energetic dance based on Afro Peruvian dances and
inspired by the sound of the Cajon, a traditional Peruvian instrument.
Prepare to have fun and all levels are welcome.
Instructor: Mercedes Navarro
CD612-65654 F
5:00-5:45pm
SPRING DANCE SHOW
SATURDAY, JUNE 6TH, 2015
Performance times: 11:30 a.m. & 2:30 p.m. Youth Dance
Central Park Outdoor Stage
3/20-6/5
Irish Step Dance–Beginner Jig & Reel: age 5-12 yrs.
Students learn an introduction to traditional Irish step dances including
proper posture, foot placement, timing and stage presence. After the
first class meeting, the class is divided into two levels consisting of 45
min. each. The beginning level is held first for the remainder of the
session. Wear T-shirt and shorts, soft soled black shoes or slippers.
Central Center
Instructor: Murphy Irish Dance Staff
CD620-65637 Tu
5:00-6:15pm
$119/144
3/17-6/2
Youth
All Youth dance classes (except Dance Time for 3 yr. olds & Parent
Tot Dance Time) are invited to perform in the Spring Dance Show
on Saturday, June 6th at Central Park Outdoor Stage. This annual
event is free to the public and is the culmination of our Spring
Dance session.
Costumes will be a simple addition to the class dress and parents
can expect to pay an additional amount to cover this cost. Watch
for details and rehearsal information during the first several
weeks of classes.
Co-sponsored by the San Mateo Dance Association
$119/144
Specialty Dance
Mad Hot Ballroom: age 8-12 yrs.
Do you love Dancing with the Stars or Mad Hot Ballroom? Want to
learn Salsa, Merengue, Bachata, or Swing? Then Mad Hot Ballroom is
for you! Come learn to dance with a partner for an audience. You will
learn how to use your frame, how to dance respectfully, and have tons
of fun!
Instructor: Karina Vela
CD621-65647 M
5:30-6:30pm
$109/134
3/16-6/1
Boys Dance: age 8-16 yrs.
It’s a guy thing! This dance class
is for boys. The place where
you break, pop, hip and hop.
We also play some sports
games while having lots of fun.
Call if you would like to enroll a
boy younger than eight, so that
we may talk about possible
arrangements. Call 594-9817 for
more information.
Instructor: Priscilla Stanford and Kevin Stanford
CD521-65620 M
5:30-6:30pm
$109/134
3/16-6/1
Mexican Folkloric Dance: age 5-12 yrs.
Learn fun and traditional dances that depict Mexico’s colorful and
diverse culture and folklore. These classes are for dancers of all
levels. Those dancers who perform will pay an additional amount for
costumes and shoes. Prerequisite: 3 sessions of the previous level or
supervisor/instructor approval.
Level I: age 5-12 with Instructor Karina Vela
CD610-65648 M
4:30-5:20pm
Level II: age 6-12 with Instructor Martin Cruz
CD610-65649 W
4:10-5:00pm
Level III: age 8-14 with Instructor Martin Cruz
CD610-65650 W
5:10-6:00pm
Level IV: age 10-16 with Instructor Martin Cruz
CD610-65651
W
6:10-7:00pm
$109/134
3/16-6/1
$119/144
3/18-6/3
$119/144
3/18-6/3
$119/144
3/18-6/3
Want to make-up a class or drop in to try new class?
Check out the “Frequently Asked Questions” at
www.cityofsanmateo.org/adultdance or call the
Beresford front desk at 522-7440 for more information.
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Youth
Youth Music and Drama
Myriad
Toddler
Music with
Kindermusik!:
Peninsula Music Together: Birth - 4 yrs.
age 1.5-2 yrs.
CP100-65881
Tu
9:30-10:15am
CP100-65883Tu
11:30am-12:15pm
CP100-65882Tu
10:30-11:15am
CP100-65874
W
9:30-10:15am
CP100-65875 W
10:30-11:15am
CP100-65877 Th
9:30-10:15am
CP100-65878 Th
10:30-11:15am
CP100-65879 F
9:30-10:15am
CP100-65880F
10:30-11:15am
CP100-65871
Sa
9:00-9:45am
CP100-65876 Sa
12:00-12:45pm
CP100-65873 Sa
10:00-10:45am
CP100-65872 Sa
11:00-11:45am
Begin your toddler’s
musical journey today
at one of the top 3%
Maestro Kindermusik
Schools in North
America. This parent
and toddler class
includes
singing,
instrument
play,
dancing,
listening
skills, circle games and
story-boards.
We’ll
introduce toddlers to
steady beat, rhythmic
patterns, high and low
notes and memory
development.
$33
material fee is payable
to instructor.
Songs, movements, and instrumental jam sessions are presented as
informal, non-performance oriented experiences. Sibling discount
available. Siblings 8 mo & under free. Non-refundable material fee per
family added on checkout. Questions? Call Pam Donkin, 415.308.4432
or visit www.peninsulamusictogether.com.
$162/131 4/7-6/9
$162/1314/7-6/9
$162/1314/7-6/9
$162/131 4/8-6/10
$162/1314/8-6/10
$162/131 4/9-6/11
$162/1314/9-6/11
$162/131 4/10-6/12
$162/1314/10-6/12
$162/131 3/28-6/13
$162/1313/28-6/13
$162/1313/28-6/13
$162/1313/28-6/13
Myriad Music School, 2250 Palm Ave, San Mateo, 650.574.2844
CP1034-65935 Tu
9:30-10:15am
$195
3/17-6/2
Preschool Music & Dance Fun Combo: age 3-4 yrs.
Your child will love the combination of our ABC Music & Me! and our
Dance Fun classes. Music notation, rhythm, coordination, pattern work,
stretching, music & dance forms, storytelling through music & dance,
dance terminology & much more! A $33.00 material fee is due to the
instructor on the first day of class.
Myriad Music School, 2250 Palm Ave, San Mateo, 650.574.2844
CP134-65934
F
9:30-11:00am
$300
3/20-6/5
Sign, Sing & Shimmy: age 3-5 yrs.
Our ‘Sign, Sing & Shimmy’ class provides preschool aged children the
unique opportunity to learn ASL (American Sign Language) through
music, movement, and hands-on activities! Signing has been proven
to increase language skills, brain development and self-esteem. Come
sign with us!
YP800-65870Tu
11:00-11:45am
$143/1683/17-5/5
Introduction to Group Piano: age 6-8 yrs.
Interested in learning to play the piano? This course will encourage
confidence and enthusiasm in players as they explore their way around
the keyboard and learn basic piano techniques, note reading, and basic
theory. Parent participation is required. A $10 material fee is payable
to the instructor.
CP204-65884 Th
4:15-5:15pm
22
$165/190
4/16-6/4
Beginning Guitar with Groovy Judy!: age 9-15 yrs.
Play the guitar and have fun with Groovy Judy! Learn basic skills such
as tuning your guitar, easy chord forms and how to play fun and easy
songs. Attendance at the first two classes required. Bring your acoustic
guitar and electronic guitar tuner to class; instructor will provide the
music/ hand- outs. A $10 material fee payable to the instructor.
CP214-65908
Tu
5:30-6:30pm
$100/125
3/24-5/12
Private Music Lessons: age 6 years and up
Our program offers private weekly lessons in piano, voice, guitar
(acoustic and electric) and drums. Lessons are held in the evenings
and Saturday mornings at our recreation centers. An instrument
is required. Please call 522.7440 for additional information and
leave your name, lesson of interest, and phone number. Internet
registration is not available.
Fee:
$25 per ½ hour lesson for residents
$31 per ½ hour lesson for non-residents
Youth Music and Drama
The following classes are taught by VIBO Music Center staff at VIBO Music Center, 488 San Mateo Ave., San Bruno. Violin and guitar
rentals available for $40 per session. Questions? Call 877.0805.
Beginning Guitar: age 6-16 yrs.
VIBO Kids Broadway Vocal Group: age 6-14 yrs.
Geared for beginners, class will cover the basics for the guitar
including basic posture, fundamentals chords, strumming patterns,
and well known songs from different genres. Please bring acoustic
guitar to class.
There’s no business like show business! This exciting vocal class will
rehearse songs from Grease, Dr. Seuss or the untold musical story
of The Wizard of Oz’s Wicked Witch and other popular tunes from
Broadway. Children will learn how to sing with clarity and conviction,
and have more appreciation for musical theatre.
CP126-65920
CP126-65921
W
Sa
7:00-8:00pm
2:00-3:00pm
$155
$155
4/8-5/27
3/28-5/16
CP241-65926
Sa
4:00-5:00pm
$165
3/28-5/16
Beginning Keyboards: age 6-16 yrs.
With guidance from the instructor, students will learn to play the
keyboard in a fun group environment. The small group setting
ensures students will receive individual attention. Class will cover
how to read music, basic piano technique, rhythm, easy songs and
chords. A $10 material fee is payable at VIBO Center.
CP205-65924
CP205-65922
CP205-65923
W
Sa
Su
7:00-8:00pm
3:00-4:00pm
1:00-2:00pm
$155
$155
$155
4/8-5/27
3/28-5/16
3/29-5/17
Ukulele is a small guitar-like instrument that has gained great
popularity over the years. We will cover chords, rhythms
(‘strumming’), theory, self-accompaniment and soloing. We will
learn Hawaiian folk songs and blues on the Ukulele.
CP276-65925
Tu
4:00-5:00pm
$155
3/24-5/12
VIBO Youth Ensemble: age 6-16 yrs.
Students will learn a variety of musical styles from baroque to
contemporary, including orchestral excerpts, as well as explore
techniques of individual performance skills needed to lead chamber,
ensemble, and orchestra.
CP240-65927
F
6:00-7:00pm
$245
4/3-6/19
Youth Arts and Crafts
Ceramics–Doing Art Together: age 5-14 yrs.
Cartooning: age 7-12 yrs.
Share the excitement of creating art with your child. You’ll learn
traditional ceramics techniques side-by-side in this fun class. Fee
covers one child and parent/guardian. A $15 glaze/firing fee will be
added upon registration.
Does your child love cartoons or comics? With provided art supplies
and guidance from the author and artist of ‘Draw the Marvel Comic
Super Heroes,’ children will learn to draw their favorite cartoon
characters and create their own super heroes. $5 material fee will be
added upon registration.
Central Park Ceramics Studio
CA815-65780 Th
5:15-6:45pm
$56/70
4/9-5/28
CA221-65865
Pottery Wheel Basics for Teens
Discover the ancient art of pottery. You’ll learn basic throwing
techniques on the pottery wheel and experiment with projects such
as bowls, cups, and plates. A $15 glaze/firing fee will be added upon
registration.
Central Park Ceramics Studio
CA812-65782
F
3:30-5:30pm
$74/93
4/10-5/29
W
4:45-6:00pm
$83/104 3/18-5/20
Drawing & Painting for Kids: age 7-12 yrs.
Your child will have a fun-filled time focused on creativity while
they learn different techniques, skills and tools using both classical
and creative approaches to drawing and painting. Students will learn
perspective, portraiture and still-life. Students will work with charcoals
and oils. A $15 material fee is payable to the instructor.
CA054-64657 M
5:00-6:00pm
CA054-64658 F
5:00-6:00pm
$147/172
3/16-5/4
$147/172
3/20-5/8
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Youth
Beginning Ukulele: age 6-16 yrs.
Youth Arts & Crafts
Little Art Adventures: age 4-5 yrs.
Young Rembrandts-Children’s Drawing: age 6-12 yrs.
The young artist in your family will be introduced to color and shape,
as well as a wide variety of artistic media. Children have fun with
drawing, painting, clay and collage. A $15 material fee is payable to the
instructor.
Baseball fans will love our baseball still life lesson. Learning about warm
colors and cool colors will be the focus as our artists draw a detailed
exterior of a house. We’ll also learn about legendary artist Edward
Hopper as we recreate one of his masterpieces. Questions? Visit www.
youngrembrandts.com.
CA053-64659 M
3:30-4:30pm
CA053-64660 F
3:30-4:30pm
$107/132
3/16-5/4
$107/132
3/20-5/8
Youth
My First Art Class: age 18 months-4 yrs.
Come experience five art
stations where process
rather than product is
emphasized. Children have
the freedom to explore age
appropriate art material at
their own pace. The class
ends on a musical note
with singing and dancing.
Making a mess is part of the
creative process. Caregiver
participation is required.
A $15 for material fee is
payable to the instructor.
age 18 months - 3 yrs.
CA199-65868 M
9:30-10:30am
CA199-65869 Tu
9:30-10:30am
age 2-4 yrs.
CA199-65866M
10:45-11:45am
CA199-65867 Tu
10:45-11:45am
$93/116
$105/130
CA041-65886 F
3:30-4:30pm
$220/245 3/20-6/12
Young Rembrandts-Preschool Drawing: age 3.5-5 yrs.
We will begin our adventure with an imaginary trip to the hardware
store as well illustrate and learn about different tools. We’ll continue
to stomp away springtime boredom as we draw and color a mighty
dinosaur. We’ll soar to new heights with our fantastic kite drawing.
Questions? Visit www.youngrembrandts.com.
CA042-65885 F
2:30-3:30pm
$220/245 3/20-6/12
4/13-6/1
4/14-6/2
$93/116 4/13-6/1
$105/1304/14-6/2
Youth Adventures and Learning
Cooking
Cooking Around the World: Junior Chef Stars–After School Enrichment:
age 10-15 yrs.
age 7-12 yrs.
Every week your Jr. Chef will prepare
dishes from different locations around the
world. Our cuisine destinations will include
Mexico, China, and Italy just to name a
few. Each child will take home their own
personally designed cook book with all of
their recipes from around the world.
The Junior Chef Star program is a great way to get your young chef
started in the Art of Cooking and Baking. Chef Brian Allen and his crew
will school the young chefs on everything from basics and safety,
to the latest techniques and instruments used by well-known chefs
today. A $35 material fee is payable to the instructor.
KE328-66185
M
5:30-6:30pm
24
$37/46
4/13-5/18
CA359-65911
Tu
3:45-5:15pm
CA359-65912
Tu
3:45-5:15pm
$120/145
$120/145
4/28-5/26
3/17-4/14
Youth Adventures and Learning
Under the Sea Crafts: age 4-6 yrs.
Art in the Park A Parent/Child Art Event: age 1-6 yrs.
Join us for an evening of great books, stories, puppets and other
teacher-led activities for the whole family. Recommended for children
6 and under. Pre-registration is required, even though it is a free event.
Shoreview
YB601-64706
Tu
5:00-6:00pm
FREE
5/19
Little Scientist: age 4-6 yrs.
Your child will use games and experiments to explain the fascinating
world of science. Students will get hands-on with experiments and
discover fun facts about the world around them.
KP401-65830
Tu
4:30-5:15pm
$30/37
4/7-4/28
Youth
Math Olympiad: age 7-11 yrs.
Our ongoing series is designed to help students strengthen math
intuition and master major strategies in creative problem solving. A
$25 material fee payable to the instructor. Questions? Call (408) 7778876 or visit www.communicationacademy.com.
Foster City Recreation Center, 650 Shell Blvd. Foster City
age 7-8 yrs.
CL023-65951Sa 10:45-11:45am
$250 4/11-6/13
age 9-11 yrs.
CL023-65952 Sa
9:30-10:30am
$250
4/11-6/13
Mathnasium–First Steps: age 4-5 yrs.
Mathnasium, 3172 Campus Dr, San Mateo
YL055-65907 Sa
2:00-3:00pm
$165
3/7-4/11
Stars & Planets: age 4-6 yrs.
Come join us as we blast off to a faraway place! Learn about the
stars and the solar system. We will also explore the moon and all the
amazing planets as we travel through space using our imaginations
and creativity.
KP389-65837 Tu
4:30-5:15pm
$30/36
5/5-5/26
The World of Dr. Seuss: age 4-6 yrs.
During each class, we will read a classic story and create activities that
will engage your little one. Some crafts will be red and some will be
blue. Others will have paint and some will have glue.
KP211-65838
Tu
3:30-4:15pm
$30/37
4/7-4/28
KP209-65839 Tu
3:30-4:15pm
$30/37
5/5-5/26
Game Design: age 8-12 yrs.
Beginners work in pairs and are introduced to fundamental game
design elements. Advanced gamers learn techniques including
multiple character animations and movement option. Students
will have a completed game by the end of class. Questions? Visit
www.freshimedia.com. or call 818.332.7951.
Instructor: Freshi Films Staff
CL772-65948 Tu
3:45-5:00pm
$135/160
4/7-5/26
Beginning Chess: age 5-13 yrs.
Interested in learning to play chess? Participants will be instructed in the
movement and value of each chess piece along with the fundamental
concepts of check, checkmate, and stalemate. By the end of the
session, children will have a firm grasp on the core principles of chess;
controlling the center, developing pieces, and protecting the king.
CL024-65891
Tu
5:15-6:15pm
$70/88
4/7-5/26
Personal Development
Pre-Public Speaking: Confident Voice: age 5-8 yrs.
Learn skills vital to strong voice: voice variation, rate, pitch, volume, and
their proper usage in powerful speeches. Students build confidence
through continuous practice and coaching. A $15 material fee is payable
to the instructor at the first class. Questions? Call Communication
Academy at 408.777.8876 or visit www.communicationacademy.com.
age 5-6 yrs.
CL020-65949 Th
4:00-5:00pm
age 7-8 yrs.
CL020-65950 Th
5:15-6:15pm
$265
4/9-6/11
$265
4/9-6/11
Public Speaking: Impromptu Speech: age 9-14 yrs.
Impromptu Speech teaches skills critical to speaking on the spot.
Students learn to manage anxiety, present themselves with confidence,
organize ideas quickly, and speak effectively. Students gain confidence
and valuable skills. $25 material fee payable at the first class. Question?
Call 408.777.8876 or visit www.communicationacademy.com.
Foster City Recreation Center, 650 Shell Blvd. Foster City
age: 9-11 yrs.
CL121-65953
Sa
2:15-3:15pm
$250
age: 11-14 yrs.
CL121-65954
Sa
1:00-2:00pm
$250
4/11-6/6
4/11-6/6
EXPLORE! • Enrichment and Lifelong Learning
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Youth
Let Mathnasium help develop a number sense foundation for your
pre-schooler! Teaching students foundation skills and concepts in a
fun, no-pressure environment, can help set up patterns of thought and
mathematical thinking so that your child has the right start, a head
start, for a lifetime of success in math.
Kids will enjoy learning about the creatures under the sea. Colorful and
amazing craft projects are designed for the creative and curious young
mind. Don’t miss out on the fun and exciting weekly adventures and
stories. Kids will discover a whole new world under the sea.
Adult Sports
Martial Arts
A dult
Karate/Ryukyu Kobujutsu (weapons)
Combo Class
NEW Kuk Sool Won–Martial Art for Moms
Build self-confidence and physical
strength as you learn the skills and
movements of the Traditional Art
of Japanese Karate-Do. Training
includes basic punching, kicking
and blocking drills, forms(kata), and
Self-Defense techniques. Karate
Gi (uniform) is required and may
be purchased from instructor.
Questions? Call 650.207.3550
Central Park Community Center
Instructor: Bernard Edwards
AM214-65947 Tu
7:15-8:30pm
$145/170
We are very excited to offer our first ever women’s only class, taught
by a female instructor. This course will help you reach fitness goals,
learn new skills, and manage stress. By the end of this 10 week course
you will be ready to test for your first stripe!
Kuk Sool Won, 31 W 25th Ave., San Mateo, 570.5991 or www.smkuksool.com
AM325-65991 F
1:00-2:00pm
$160
3/20-6/5
Z-Ultimate
Adult Self Defense
Invest in yourself and gain the confidence
you need to take control of any situation.
Not only will you learn the physical
principles of self-defense, but you will
also develop the mental awareness you
need to recognize and avoid problem
situations.
3/24-5/26
Kendo: age 10 to adult
Kendo, or Japanese fencing, is rooted in the sword-fighting techniques
of ancient samurai. This martial art conditions the body and spirit
through exhilarating and demanding exercises. Additional yearly
fee not included in the class fee. ages 10 and up. All levels welcome.
Questions? Visit www.sanmateokendo.org.
AM300-65996 Tu
6:30-8:45pm
$18/23
3/17-6/2
Men’s & Co-ed Slow Pitch Softball
Z-Ultimate Self Defense Studios, 1100 Park Pl, #50, San Mateo, 286.0105
AM802-65995
M
7:00-7:45pm
$137
3/16-5/25
King Community Center Open Gym
The Cities of San Mateo, Belmont, and Foster City are working in
partnership to provide adult softball programs in their communities.
We offer Men’s & Co-ed slow pitch in Spring, Summer and Winter.
For more details or questions regarding the adult softball leagues,
please contact our Adults Sports Supervisor, Dan Hibson at 522-7433
or [email protected].
FREE • age 18 and up
— Adult Drop-In Basketball with running clock —
All skill levels welcome – teams are made up on a drop-in basis
March 17 - June 4
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6:30-8:30pm
— Volleyball – Open Gym —
All skill levels welcome – teams are made up on a drop-in basis
March 18 - June 3
Wednesdays 7:00-8:00pm
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Adult Sports
Tennis
Adult Beginning Tennis
Tennis has never been easier to learn and play. By using NEW
progression tennis balls and a progressive game-based approach to
learning, you will be able to learn skills necessary to rally the ball in the
first hour of the first class.
Session I
AT305-66083 Tu
9:05-10:00am
$78/98
3/17-4/28
AT305-66084 Tu
6:05-7:00pm
$78/98
3/17-4/28
AT305-66082 Sa
1:05-2:00pm
$78/98
3/14-4/25
AT305-66088 Th
8:05-9:00pm
$78/98
3/19-4/30
AT305-66089 F
7:05-8:00pm
$78/98
3/20-5/1
AT305-66085
W10:05-11:00am$78/98
3/18-4/29
AT305-66087 W
9:05-10:00pm
$78/98
3/18-4/15
Session II
AT305-66090 Tu
9:05-10:00am
$78/98
5/5-6/2
AT305-66091
Tu
6:05-7:00pm
$78/98
5/5-6/2
AT305-66094 Th
8:05-9:00pm
$78/98
5/7-6/4
AT305-66095 F
7:05-8:00pm
$78/98
5/8-6/5
AT305-66086 Sa
1:05-2:00pm
$78/98
5/2-6/6
AT305-66092
W10:05-11:00am$78/98
5/6-6/3
AT305-66093 W
9:05-10:00pm
$78/98
5/6-6/3
This class is for players
with some previous
tennis
experience.
Class is designed to
help you become
more consistent and
to learn some basic
match and point play
strategies. Each class
will feature one or
more
fundamentals
with a review of the
previous class.
Session I
AT306-66051
Sa
AT306-66052Tu
AT306-66053 Tu
AT306-66056 Th
AT306-66054 W
AT306-66055 W
AT306-66057 F
Session II
AT306-66059Tu
AT306-66060 Tu
AT306-66063 Th
AT306-66058 Sa
AT306-66061
W
AT306-66062 W
AT306-66064 F
2:05-3:00pm
10:05-11:00am
7:05-8:00pm
9:05-10:00pm
$78/98
3/14-4/25
$78/98 3/17-4/28
$78/98
3/17-4/28
$78/98
3/19-4/30
9:05-10:00am
6:05-7:00pm
8:05-9:00pm
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
3/18-4/29
3/18-4/29
3/20-4/17
10:05-11:00am
7:05-8:00pm
9:05-10:00pm
2:05-3:00pm
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
5/5-6/2
5/5-6/2
5/7-6/4
5/2-6/6
9:05-10:00am
6:05-7:00pm
8:05-9:00pm
$78/98
$78/98
$78/98
5/6-6/3
5/6-6/3
5/8-6/5
Adult Intermediate Tennis
Focus on advanced techniques, skills, footwork and shot making. Learn
how to shape the ball and improve your consistency. Previous tennis
experience is required. Must be able to serve, rally and volley.
Session I
AT405-66112 Tu
AT405-66121
Tu
AT405-66114
Th
AT405-66113 W
AT405-66123
W
AT405-66122
F
Session II
AT405-66116 Tu
AT405-66117
Tu
AT405-66119
Th
AT405-66118 W
AT405-66124
W
AT405-66125
F
11:05-12:00pm
8:05-9:00pm
7:05-8:00pm
$78/983/17-4/28
$78/98
3/17-4/28
$78/98
3/19-4/30
11:05-12:00pm
7:05-8:00pm
9:05-10:00pm
$78/983/18-4/29
$78/98
3/18-4/29
$78/98
3/20-5/1
11:05-12:00pm
8:05-9:00pm
7:05-8:00pm
$78/985/5-6/2
$78/98
5/5-6/2
$78/98
5/7-6/4
11:05-12:00pm
7:05-8:00pm
9:05-10:00pm
$78/985/6-6/3
$78/98
5/6-6/3
$78/98
5/8-6/5
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A dult
Our mission is to promote the growth of tennis in San Mateo by
providing exceptional tennis instruction in a positive, fun, and
competitive environment such that each student maximizes his
or her potential. We seek to foster etiquette, sportsmanship,
integrity, love, and respect for the game.
Whether you are just learning to play the game, looking for a
cardio workout, playing socially at your local club or competing
in USTA leagues, we have a program that fits your lifestyle.
Private lessons may be arranged by contacting our Tennis Director,
Howell Shaw, at 650.522.7535 or [email protected].
The charge for private lessons and semi-private lessons varies.
Weather hotline 650.522.7536.
Adult Advanced Beginning Tennis
Adult Sports
Adult Intermediate Plus Tennis
Cardio Tennis
Focus on advanced techniques, skills, footwork and shot making. Learn
how to shape the ball and improve your consistency. Previous tennis
experience is required. Must be able to serve, rally and volley. Prerequisite:
Adult Intermediate couse.
Session I
AT406-66126
Sa
3:05-4:30pm
$115/140 3/14-4/25
Session II
AT406-66127
Sa
3:05-4:30pm
$115/140 5/2-6/6
This high energy fitness activity
combines the best features
of tennis with cardiovascular
exercise, delivering the ultimate,
full body, calorie burning
aerobic workout. It’s a social and
fun class for players of all ability
levels taught by a certified
teaching professional. All levels
welcome.
A dult
Adult Advanced Tennis
Focus on advanced techniques, skills, footwork, strategy and shot
shaping. This class is for experienced players ONLY.
Session I
AT505-66129
Tu
AT505-66130
W
AT505-66131
F
Session II
AT505-66128
Tu
AT505-66132
W
AT505-66133
F
9:05-10:00pm
$78/98
3/17-4/28
8:05-9:05pm
6:05-7:00pm
$78/98
$78/98
3/18-4/29
3/20-5/1
9:05-10:00pm
$78/98
5/5-6/2
8:05-9:00pm
6:05-7:00pm
$78/98
$78/98
5/6-6/3
5/8-6/5
Session I
AT806-66065Tu
AT806-66066 Th
Session II
AT806-66067Tu
AT806-66068 Th
12:05-1:00pm
6:05-7:00pm
$78/98 3/17-4/28
$78/98
3/19-4/30
12:05-1:00pm
6:05-7:00pm
$78/98 5/5-6/2
$78/98
5/7-6/4
Golf
After years of planning,
Poplar Creek Golf Course
in San Mateo is set to open
its new driving range this
March. The range is sure to
enhance the overall golf
experience at one of the
Bay Area’s favorite public
golf facilities. Located
adjacent to the course,
the new driving range
features 20 individual
hitting bays. Guests will enjoy an array of target greens, 270 yards of
length for versatile shot practice, and 90 ft. protective poles geared
towards a safe and seamless transition for the rest of the course.
“We are excited about the significant enhancements that we have
made to the course in the last couple of years,” starting with oncourse improvements and alterations to holes 6, 7, 11, 16 and 18. The
addition of the new driving range and improved lesson program
is sure to make our facility the ‘Jewel of the Peninsula’” said, Head
Golf Professional, Dana Banke. The teaching program will feature
group lessons, adult and junior clinics, and private custom-tailored
lessons as well. Be sure to check out what is sure to be one of the
Peninsula’s best golf and practice facilities!
For lesson and clinic information please call our Head Golf
Professional Dana Banke at 522.7515
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Reservations:
www.poplarcreekgolf.com
or 522-GOLF
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Pro Shop
Dana Banke, Head Golf Professional
Restaurant
Maintenance
Administration
Administration FAX
522.GOLF
522.7515
522.7525
522.7520
522.7510
522.7511
GREEN FEES (effective 7/1/14)
General or Non-resident
Weekend (Sa, Su, Holiday)
Weekend Early Morning Back 9
Weekend Twilight (after 2 p.m.)
Weekday (Mon-Fri)
Weekday Early Morning Back 9
Weekday Twilight (after 2 p.m.)
Senior (60 & over) 10 Play Rate (Mon-Fri) $55
$28
$35
$39
$24
$28
$32.50
City of San Mateo Residents with Golf I.D. Card
Weekend (Sa, Su, Holiday) Weekday (Mon-Fri)
Senior (60 & over) 10 Play Rate (Mon-Fri)
Junior (17 yrs and under)
Jr. Weekdays (Mon-Fri) Jr. Weekends (after 12 noon)
$47
$34
$27.50
$14
$17
Adult Fitness
Let’s Get Fit!
Mae Chesney, Fitness Supervisor
age minimums for Fitness classes are as follows: Body Sculpting and
Cardio Classes: 16 yrs. old. Movement Awareness: 14 yrs. old. These
age restrictions can be waived with the permission of the Instructor
or Supervisor.
Fitness Program Assistant
Want to make-up a class or drop in to try a new class? Check
out the “Frequently Asked Questions” at www.cityofsanmateo.
org/adultfitness or call the Beresford front desk at 522.7440 for
more information. Check your confirmation receipt for class
requirements; for most classes bring water and a mat.
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Join the Parks & Recreation Department Fitness Program for an
invigorating and fun workout in a safe, non-competitive environment.
Highly skilled instructors bring expertise and passion for fitness
to each class. Design your own fitness program by combining the
cardiovascular benefits of cardio classes with strengthening, stretching
and toning. Also, check out our Movement Awareness classes in Yoga,
Tai Chi, Pilates or Feldenkrais for a balanced exercise routine.
Our recommendations for your total Fitness workout
Get the greatest benefits by cross training your workout!
Don’t forget to include one strength, one cardio and one stretch class in your weekly routine.
WORKOUTS
MON
TUES
WED
THUR
FRI
SAT
STRENGTH
Balance, Strength
& Posture
9:00-10:00am
Piloxing
5:30-6:30pm
Strength
Training/ Body
Sculpting
9:00-10:00am
Strength
Training/ Posture
Power
10:05-11:05am
Get Out – Get
Fit
6:00-7:00am
Strength
Training/Body
Sculpting
7:45-8:45am
CARDIO
Zumba
9:00-10:00am
Fusion Power
Cardio
6:15-7:15am
Ballet Barre
Fusion
6:30-7:30pm
LaBlast
7:30-8:30pm
Zumba
10:05-11:05am
Turbo Kick
10:00-11:00am
STRETCH
Yoga II
6:30-7:45pm
Fit for 35+
7:30-8:30pm
Qigong
6:45-7:45pm
Adaptive Yoga
10:00-11:00am
Stretch to a
Healthier You!
10:05-10:35am
Restorative Yoga
10:00-11:15
Zumba Gold
Cardio Classes
Zumba Gold targets baby boomers
by offering modified moves to
suit the needs of the active older
participant as well as those new
to fitness. Enjoy zesty Latin music,
exhilarating easy-to-follow moves
in a friendly and fun atmosphere.
Instructors are Zumba Gold
certified.
Zumba
‘Join the party!’ Zumba is a Latin-inspired, dance-fitness workout class.
Class format combines fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt
the body. The cardio based dance movements are easy to follow and
designed for everyone. Our instructors are Zumba certified. Child Care
is available for the Wed. am class. See ‘Child Care’ listings on pg. 30.
Instructor: Julia Walsh
CF571-66161
M
CF571-65717
F
9:00-10:00am
9:00-10:00am
$66/81
$68/84
3/16-6/1
3/20-6/5
Instructor: Patti Michelsen
FFP CF571-65714 W
10:05-11:05am
FFP CF571-65712 F
10:05-11:05am
$71/88
$68/84
3/18-6/3
3/20-6/5
Instructor: Julia Walsh
FFP CF571-65716 Sa
$68/84
3/21-6/6
8:45-9:45am
Instructor: Shoko Boyd
CF571-65715
M
7:30-8:30pm
$60/74
3/16-5/18
CF571-65711
Tu
6:30-7:30pm
$64/79
3/17-5/26
Instructor: Mary Furuta
FFPCF752-65718 M
6:15-7:15pm
$66/81
3/16-6/1
Zumba Sentao
Partner the thrill of fitness with dynamic, chair-based choreography to
strengthen, balance and stabilize your core. Grab a chair and learn how
to use your own body weight to enhance muscle strength, improve
definition, endurance, and tone your physique. Work your core in this
high-energy class that will keep you on the edge of your seat!
CF572-65719
Th
5:45-6:45pm
$59/72
3/19-5/28
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Adult Fitness
Our Fitness Flex Passes (FFP)
are here! Purchase passes in
increments of 5, 10, or 20. With
your pass drop into any Cardio
or Strength Training class at
Beresford or Senior Center.
This is a pilot program and
we hope to expand city-wide
soon!
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Benefits include!
• Flexibility of schedule
• Customize your Workout
• Attend classes that best suit your
schedule and needs
• Over 30 classes to choose from!
www.cityofsanmateo.org/
adultfitness/FitnessFlexPass
Pricing:
5 classes = $40
10 classes = $75
20 classes = $140
No expiration date!!
$66/81
3/16-6/1
Cardio Plus for 50 & Better
Try Cardio workout plus strength training for people over age 50. Get
and keep in shape! Great music, fun low impact choreography, and
routines you can do at any intensity. Cool down, strength train with
or without free weights (provided), develop core strength, improve
posture and balance, and stretch - all at your own pace. Mat needed.
$70/86
$70/86
3/19-6/4
3/17-6/2
Low Impact Aerobics
Come and spice up your fitness routine with aerobic dancing geared
just for you. Easy to follow routines choreographed to lively, fun music
that will get your whole body moving. We will tone and stretch, work
on posture and balance, and never get down on the floor! People of all
ages, body types and abilities are welcome.
Senior Center
Instructor: Angela Fonte
FFPCF585-65688 M
Instructor: Jill Daly
FFPCF585-65687 W
30
Instructor: Chilou Ballelos
FFPCF457-65709 M
6:30-7:30pm
$66/81
3/16-6/1
Instructor: Stephanie Cunich
6:30-7:30pm
$71/88
3/18-6/3
FFPCF457-65707 W
LaBlast®
An interval based cardio workout that uses dance styles based on
dances you see on ’Dancing with the Stars.’ Its creator, Louis Van
Amstel, professional on the show, has designed the program, for all
fitness levels using all genres, artists, and eras. The LaBlast motto, ‘If
you can clap it – you can dance it!’
Instructor: Donna Lanam
FFPCF458-65686 Th
7:30-8:30pm
This classic, one of a kind high intensity class is a fat-burning, bodytoning workout that combines Jazz, Funk, Latin Dance moves as well as
resistance training and flexibility. Instructor is certified by the ACSM.
All levels welcome; no previous dance experience necessary. ‘Child
Care for Fitness’ options available.
FFPCF362-65667 Th
9:00-10:00am
FFPCF362-65668 Tu
9:00-10:00am
This class is an athletic hip-hop dance fitness workout that combines
dance and high energy music for a workout that is bound to get your
heart rate up, your body moving and make you work up a sweat using
easy to learn dance steps. This class will leave you craving for more!
Instructor: Chilou Ballelos
CF457-65708 Sa
9:30-10:30am
$68/84
3/21-6/6
Classic Cardio Dance
FFPCF450-65678 M
10:05-11:05am
U-Jam Fitness™
9:00-9:45am
$50/62
3/16-6/1
9:00-9:45am
$55/67
3/18-6/3
$70/86
3/19-6/4
Fitness Fusion
This great fitness class, begins with easy to follow low impact classic
cardio dance patterns, and finishes with basic strengthening exercises
to give you a full body workout. While the class is led at low-impact,
modifications are taught for those who wish to get a more high
intensity workout. No experience required. Please bring a mat.
FFPCF452-65679 M
7:30-8:30pm
$66/81
3/16-6/1
Fusion Power Cardio
This class combines Classic Cardio Dance with power strengthening
using the theories of Tabata Bootcamp and the 10-Minute Workout.
We will switch between basic strengthening moves and classic cardio
dance patterns for a fun, high-intensity, interval workout. Exercises
suitable for all levels as it is taught with modifications.
FFPCF456-65680 Tu
6:15-7:15pm
FFPCF456-65681 Th
6:15-7:15pm
$70/86
$70/86
3/17-6/2
3/19-6/4
Turbo Kick® (Cardio Kickboxing)
A combination of kickboxing and dance moves choreographed to high
energy and motivating music. The ultimate cardiovascular challenge.
A unique blend of intense intervals, strength/endurance training, and
a relaxing cool-down. Requires no previous kickboxing experience or
equipment. Can be done high or low impact. All fitness levels welcome.
Senior Center
Instructor: Nancy Pisa
FFPCF477-65706 Sa
10:00-11:00am
$68/84
3/21-6/6
Adult Fitness
Body Shaping/Strength Training
Strength Training/Body Sculpting
This class is designed to strengthen, tone and shape specific muscle
groups, while building strong bones and accelerating metabolism. Body
mechanics will be taught. Free weights are provided. Please bring mat
and ankle weights. Instructors are certified. Child care is available. See
‘Child Care for Fitness’ class listings.
$66/81
$71/88
$68/84
3/16-6/1
3/18-6/3
3/20-6/5
FFPCF561-65699 W
6:15-7:15pm
$71/88
3/18-6/3
FFPCF561-65695 Sa
7:45-8:45am
$68/84
3/21-6/6
Instructor: Tracy Stewart
CF561-65696
M
6:00-7:15pm
CF561-65697
W
6:00-7:15pm
CF561-65698
Sa
9:00-10:15am
$81/100
$88/108
$73/90
3/16-6/1
3/18-6/3
3/21-5/30
Strength Training/Posture Power
The loss of muscle that occurs with age is reversible! With the proper
workout you can regain strength, freedom of movement and increase
your metabolism. Balance and correct posture are emphasized. Free
weights are provided to allow you to progress from very light resistance
to heavier weight. We stand and use chairs. Ankle weights are optional.
FFPCF593-65700 M
10:10-11:10am
FFPCF593-65701 Tu
10:05-11:05am
FFPCF593-65702 Th
10:05-11:05am
FFPCF593-65703 Th
10:05-11:05am
$66/81
$70/86
$70/86
$53/65
3/16-6/1
3/17-6/2
3/19-6/4
3/26-6/4
Zumba Toning
This is a specialty class
that blends body sculpting
techniques and Zumba
moves into one calorieburning strength training
class. You’ll learn how to
use the weighted maracalike toning sticks (Available
for purchase) to enhance
rhythm, build strength and
tone all the target areas.
You can also use regular free
weights. Bring a towel.
Senior Center
FFPCF595-65720 Sa
9:00-10:00am
$68/84
3/21-6/6
You will enjoy this class designed especially for seniors! Feel an
increase in stamina, strength and range of motion through this gentle
progressive program. We stand and sit to work on balance, posture,
resistance band training and stretching.
FFPCF592-65665 M
9:00-10:00am
$66/81
3/16-6/1
Specialty Fitness
Piloxing
This new Hollywood fitness craze blends the power, speed and
agility of boxing with the sculpting and flexibility of Pilates. This fun
workout will whip you into shape. This exercise incorporates the use
of weighted gloves (provided by instructor) which add to the workout
by toning the arms and maximizing cardiovascular health.
CF475-65690 Tu
5:30-6:30pm
$70/86
3/17-6/2
Fit for 35+
This class includes Pilates, Yoga
and strength training to target
problem areas that women 35
and older encounter. As our
bodies change, it’s important
to incorporate women’s health
and what better way than in
this supportive and informative
class! Join us and gain strength,
flexibility and knowledge along
with useful health information.
Instructor: Laura Wratten
CF772-65725
Tu
7:30-8:30pm
$71/88
3/17-6/2
Child Care for Fitness
Leave your child in good hands while you work out! Drop-in
patrons: call 522-7440 at least one day before coming to confirm
space available. age: newborn to 7 yrs. $5.15 for registered patrons
and drop-in fee is $6.60 per child per workout hour.
CF100-65676
M
9:00-10:00am
CF100-65677M 10:05-11:05am
CF100-65669
W
9:00-10:00am
CF100-65670
W
9:00-10:15am
CF100-65671W10:05-11:05am
CF100-65672W10:15-11:30am
CF100-65673
F
9:00-10:00am
CF100-65674
F
9:15-10:30am
CF100-65675F 10:05-11:05am
$62
$62
$67
$82
$67
$82
$67
$82
$67
3/16-6/1
3/16-6/1
3/18-6/3
3/18-6/3
3/18-6/3
3/18-6/3
3/20-6/5
3/20-6/5
3/20-6/5
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FFPCF561-65692 M
9:00-10:00am
FFPCF561-65693 W
9:00-10:00am
FFPCF561-65694 F
9:00-10:00am
Balance, Strength & Posture
Adult Fitness
Barre Fusion
This class combines classic ballet exercises at the barre with strength
training for a full body low-impact workout. Combining concepts from
ballet, yoga and pilates we will sculpt, tone and stretch the body to
achieve long lean muscles. Be prepared to sweat as we push you to get
that ballet body you’ve always wanted. No ballet experience required.
Instructor: Mae Frances Chesney
CF476-65666 W
6:30-7:30pm
$71/88
3/18-6/3
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Yoga Fusion
An exciting combination of yoga poses and dance moves to strengthen
and stretch, giving you great joy and release through movement.
Every body part is challenged, while incorporating bands and weights,
creating a complete workout. Come once or twice a week and double
the benefits of this class. Instructor is a certified Yoga Instructor.
FFPCF783-65710 Tu
6:30-7:30pm
$77/95
3/17-6/2
Outdoor Fitness
Get Out – Get Fit
Workout in beautiful Seal Point Park with coach Joe Pessano. Joe
will guide you through movements to increase body awareness,
strength, and cardio through running and flexibility. All exercises
can be modified to meet individual needs. This is one of the most
challenging workouts on the peninsula! Class meets, light rain or
shine, so wear layers.
Seal Point Park
Instructor: Joe Pessano
CF940-65682
M
6:00-7:00am
CF940-65683
W
6:00-7:00am
CF940-65684
F
6:00-7:00am
Sign up for all 3 days and get a 10% discount
CF940-65685
MWF 6:00-7:00am
$50/62
3/16-6/1
Stretch to a Healthier You!
This class focuses on stretching and relaxing from head to toe. You’ll
notice greater ease in your movement and improvement in posture as
you release tight muscles and feel greater length. Appropriate for all
fitness levels as you’ll be encouraged to listen to your body and do only
what feels good. We’ll be going to the floor, so please provide a mat.
Senior Center
CF582-65704F
10:05-10:35am
$38/46 3/20-6/5
Strollerobics®
This complete body workout for all fitness levels includes dance
aerobics (incorporating your stroller), kickboxing, ballet, yoga, weights
and bands and plenty of camaraderie. Infant massage for new students.
Perfect for new moms, parents or guardians. Child care available for
siblings up to age 7. See ‘Child Care for Fitness’ class listings.
FFPCF967-65705 F
9:15-10:30am
$58/63
3/20-6/5
Safari Run–Boot Camp (Adult Fitness)
Parents, it’s your turn! This class offers strength training, balance
training, core training and stretching. This class is designed to improve
muscle definition while helping to prevent injury. This is a great all
around workout! All levels are welcome.
Safari Run 341 N. Amphlett Blvd., San Mateo, 342.1977
AF306-66028 Tu,Th
6:00-7:00am
$205
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$343/368
3/16-6/5
Power Stroll is
not just a ‘Stroll
in the Park.’ You’ll
see moms jog and
skip a bit as well
as use beautiful
Central Park and
its’
equipment
for their workout.
Power Stroll is
perfect for new
moms, parents or
guardians and wee
ones who love
the
outdoors!
In case of rain,
please meet at
the Hillsdale Mall
in front of Macy’s.
Ease into a better you. Using chairs for support, we’ll gently exercise
from head to toe, sitting and standing. Enjoy easy-to-follow
movements to music and safely improve range of motion, flexibility,
posture, balance and strength. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a
towel. Resistance bands provided.
11:30am-12:15pm
3/16-6/1
3/18-6/3
3/20-6/5
Power Stroll
Nice & Easy Chair Exercise
Senior Center
CF 583-65689 M
$123/148
$134/159
$134/159
CF901-65691
W
9:15-10:15am
$71/88
3/18-6/3
Walking Excursions
Explore the outdoors while making new friends. Each adventure
will take you on a distance of 3-6 miles on moderately hilly to level
terrain. Transportation provided for the first 6 registrants. Other
registrants can expect to carpool. Questions? Call Marie Siddons
at 341.9785.
Fee: $16/20 9:00am-4:00pm 65898 Tu
Marin Headlands
65899 Tu
Bean Hollow State Beach
65900
Tu
Russian Ridge Open Space Preserve
65902
Tu
Forest of Nisene Marks State Park
65903
Tu
Edgewood Park & Preserve
65904
Tu
Pillar Point
65901
Tu
Angel Island
65905
Tu
Oyster Point Marina/Park
65906
Tu
Golden Gate Park
4/7
4/14
4/21
5/5
5/12
5/19
6/2
6/16
6/23
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Adult Movement Awareness
Pilates
Pilates: An Introduction
Learn the fundamentals, with time to discover your awareness and
strength in this effective Pilates class. Movements are performed
sitting or lying on a mat, emphasizing pelvic stabilization and abdominal
strength. Improve posture, flexibility and range of motion in these
classes! All instructors are Pilates Mat Certified.
Senior Center
Instructor: Gloria Boehm-Yu
CF771-65732
W
5:30-6:30pm
$77/95
3/18-6/3
Pilates uses the entire body in each exercise to enliven all body systems.
Movements are performed sitting or lying on a mat, emphasizing
developing pelvic stabilization and abdominal strength. Class will leave
students feeling more energized, with increased strength, flexibility
and movement potential. Previous Pilates experience recommended.
Senior Center
CF770-65731
F
9:00-10:00am
$77/95
3/20-6/5
Yoga
Yoga 1
Take time out for yourself. Feel renewed, centered and enriched
by this comprehensive Hatha Yoga class with a steady flow of
relaxation between asanas and guided instruction throughout. Bring
a mat. Beginners and intermediate level students welcome. No new
registrations after 3rd week.
Instructor: Adriana Buenaventura
CF761-65739
W
7:30-8:45pm
Instructor: Annette Rivlin-Gutman
CF761-65738 F
12:30-1:45pm
Senior Center
Instructor: Peggy Guaraldi
CF761-65737
Th
6:00-7:15pm
$88/109
3/18-5/27
$95/1183/20-6/5
$95/118
3/19-6/4
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Pilates Mat Class
Yoga 2
Move on and learn the benefits of holding the Asanas. Enrich your
experience from Yoga 1 with new and challenging poses, feeling the
meditative benefits of Hatha Yoga. Prerequisite: one semester of Yoga
1 or previous Yoga experience. Child care available at Beresford. See
‘Child Care for Fitness’ class listings.
Senior Center
CF762-65741
M
6:30-7:45pm
Instructor: Linda Krinke
CF762-65740 W
10:15-11:30am
$80/99
3/16-5/18
$88/1093/18-6/3
Yoga 2: Advanced
Take Yoga 2 a step further. Combine what you have learned in Yoga
2 and let it flow and hold the positions longer, feeling the meditative
benefits of Hatha Yoga. Child care available - see ‘Child Care for Fitness’
class listings.
CF763-65742
W
9:00-10:15am
$88/109
3/18-6/3
Yoga for Any Age
A Yoga class designed for all ages. Learn easy
stretching exercises, standing, using a chair and
floor work. Relieve stiffness, increase range of
motion, restore natural suppleness and enjoy
soothing relaxations. Sign up for this class if
going to the floor is a challenge. Bring a mat. No
new registrations after 3rd week of class.
Senior Center
CF790-65745 M
CF790-65743
Tu
CF790-65744 Tu
9:00-10:15am
9:00-10:15am
10:15-11:30am
$80/99
3/16-6/1
$88/109 3/17-6/2
$88/1093/17-6/2
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Adult Movement Awareness
Qigong
Restorative Yoga
An effective mind-body
exercise combining movement
and
meditation.
Regular
practice helps reduce stress
and anxiety, cleanse the
body of toxins, restore
energy, and strengthen the
immune system. Look and feel
your best as you develop a
healthier mind and body. All
ages, fitness levels and health
conditions can benefit from
this ancient art.
All asanas are done on the floor using props to assist with holding
poses for longer periods of time. Affirmations, uplifting music, and
visualizations are used to set the tone and help guide you to deep
relaxation. Designed to lower stress and release physical, mental, and
emotional tension so that you leave the class feeling rejuvenated.
$88/1093/21-5/30
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Senior Center
CF789-65734 Sa
10:00-11:15am
Senior Center
Instructor: Brian Guan
CF786-65733
W
6:45-7:45pm
$77/95
3/18-6/3
Feldenkrais®
Improve how you move with the Feldenkrais Method. Students discover
their existing movement patterns and, in turn, develop effective
movement patterns and body alignment. This is accomplished primarily
through gently verbal guidance using slow movement patterns. Manage
pain, reduce stress, improve posture, balance and increase flexibility.
Chair Yoga
This Yoga class is especially designed for seniors who have not exercised
for a while or want to go easy using a chair and the wall to stretch out
the body. The instructor brings to this class her love of yoga and many
years of experience working with seniors. No new registrations after
3rd week of class.
Senior Center
CF792-65723Tu
11:30am-12:30pm $71/88 3/17-6/2
Adaptive Yoga
For those who want to do yoga in a chair, on a yoga ball, or adapt
postures for their floor practice. Using modifications, this class benefits
anyone, whether living with Arthritis, Parkinson’s, MS, or healing from
illness or injury. Props are used to help gain strength, and flexibility
while focusing on breath and awareness of the body and mind.
Senior Center
Instructor: Annette Rivlin-Gutman
CF793-65721Th 10:00-11:00am
$77/953/19-6/4
Additional Activities
This class introduces the Chen Taiji form and Silk-reeling exercises
incorporating martial arts and health benefits including lifelong
physical wellness, mind-body connection, stress reduction, better joint
mobility and improved physiological functions. The 6:00pm class is for
beginners and the 7:30pm class is for more in-depth studies.
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6:00-7:00pm
7:30-9:00pm
$77/95
$114/139
3/17-6/2
3/17-6/2
9:30-10:30am
$77/95
3/17-6/2
Balance Matters
This class will address reducing your fear of falling and its causes
including; medication, dehydration, and in-home hazards. Work on
strength, balance, stretch and coordination and improving goal setting
to increase daily activity. Come strengthen not only your body, but also
your mind! Led by a Registered Nurse with certified fitness experience.
Senior Center
CF788-65722T
10:00-10:45am
$41/50 3/31-5/19
Meditation Basics
Join our intro class of chair-seated meditation. Learn correct posture
and breath to gain better concentration and mindfulness in everyday
life. Class includes guided meditation and time for discussion. Course
readings on will offer insight into our practice. This course is designed
with beginners in mind, but all levels are welcome.
Senior Center
Instructor: Peggy Guaraldi
CF742-65728
Tu
Tai Chi
Senior Center
Instructor: Loren Chin
CF780-65735
Tu
CF780-65736 Tu
Senior Center
Instructor: Karen Wigren
CF750-65724
Tu
7:00-8:15pm
$65/80
5/5-5/26
Mind/Body Balancing
Develop a healthier mind/body connection with this blend of Yoga,
stretching, meditation and gentle tapping of body meridians. You will
increase mobility, strength and energy, while relieving stress, insomnia
and joint stiffness. Strengthening your immune system and look and
feel your best! All fitness levels and health conditions will benefit.
Senior Center
Instructor: Kelly Clohessy
CF787-65730
M
5:30-6:30pm
$71/88
3/16-6/1
Adult Dance
General Information
Mae Chesney, Dance Supervisor
Dance Program Assistant
About our Program We offer an enriching and fun dance experience in a safe, non-competitive environment, including traditional dance forms
such as Jazz, Tap and Ballet, as well as World Dance and Social Dance Forms. You can get it ALL here in our program with expert instruction at
an affordable price! Adult dance classes are for 16 years and up. Prior Supervisor approval is necessary if not of age.
Jazz
Jazz Dance
Let’s dance! Here’s your chance to develop your jazz technique and
learn exciting choreography from instructor Jane Kellam. Past jazz
dance experience is recommended. This motivating class will make you
feel like a dancer and give you a heart pumping workout too!
Instructor: Jane Kellam
CD869-65759 M
6:30-7:30pm
$100/123 3/16-6/1
CD869-65758Th
12:30-1:30pm
$109/1333/19-6/4
Adult
Ballet/Contemporary
Ballet–All Levels
This class offers sound technique
that builds on basic ballet alignment,
warm-up exercises at the barre,
energizing movement phrases in the
center and across the floor, all to
beautiful classical music! Whether
you are a beginner to ballet, or an
experienced dancer, this class will
provide you a great dance experience.
Tap
Adult Tap Intro
Have you always wanted to learn Tap? Then this class is for you the absolute beginner! In this fun and encouraging class you’ll learn
the basics of Tap steps such as shuffles, flaps and more, putting it all
together in a fun routine.
CD269-65747 Tu
7:30-8:30pm
$109/133 3/17-6/2
Adult Tap I
Instructor: Leslie Marx
CD193-65750
W
7:30-8:45pm
$113/138 3/18-6/3
Have you taken Tap before and want to rekindle your LOVE of TAP?
Then you’ve found the right class! You’ll build on your technical skills of
shuffles, flaps, and buffalos, and also get a great dance workout. Have fun
learning combinations to various types of music in this supportive class.
Instructor: Jane Kellam
CD270-65746 M
5:30-6:30pm
$100/123 3/16-6/1
Contemporary Dance-Beginning/Intermediate Tap–For the Fun of It!
Contemporary Dance melds elements of modern, jazz, and ballet into
a style that allows for creativity and individuality. Gloria accesses her
professional background in dance and mind-body work to foster an
embodied movement experience. There will be a warm up, across the floor,
dance conditioning, and combinations. Dance experience recommended.
Senior Center
CD173-65754
Th
7:30-8:30pm
$109/133
3/19-6/4
This is a great class to build on your basic tap skills while learning new
combinations of steps. You’ll learn a new dance each session, while
reviewing old dances to build on our repertoire. This is a great workout
while having fun! Performance possibilities as well! Must know flaps,
shuffles, and buffalos.
Instructor: Cheryl Ringman
CD271-65767 Tu
12:00-1:00pm
$109/1333/17-6/2
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Adult Dance
Hula
World Dance
Belly Dance: Level I
Experience this graceful art form while focusing on posture, rhythm and
style. Learn basic steps, combinations and creating an expressive dance
routine. Hand-outs include ‘Malia’s 37 Basic Belly Steps’ and patterns
for simple costuming. Recommended attire: workout/yoga pants, tank
top/t-shirt and hip scarf. Footwear: barefoot or dance slippers.
Instructor: Malia DeFelice
CD682-65751 Th
6:45-7:45pm
$100/123 3/19-6/4
Come learn the language of the heart, using the motion of the hands.
Hula is a fun and easy way to exercise the body and brain while enjoying
the relaxing rhythms of the Islands. Class is open to teens and adults,
both men and women of all ages!
Instructor: Donna Sanchez
CD741-65756
Th
7:30-8:30pm
Instructor: Iris Dragan
CD741-65757
W
1:20-2:20pm
$109/133 3/18-6/3
Learn fun and traditional dances
of Mexico. Instructor Martin Cruz
brings this exciting dance form
to adults who are interested in
learning about another culture
through dance while getting
great exercise. No previous dance
experience required.
Building on Belly Dance I, learn advanced movements and combinations
that increase your ability to interpret music. Create your own
choreography and improvise while using props such as veils. Scarves,
finger cymbals and music can also be purchased at class for cost.
Previous Level I dance experience required or teacher approval.
Adult
3/19-5/7
Mexican Folkloric Dance–Adult
Belly Dance: Level II
Instructor: Malia DeFelice
CD681-65752 Th
7:45-8:45pm
$100/123 3/19-6/4
$109/133
Instructor: Martin Cruz
CD660-65763 W
7:00-8:00pm
$100/123
3/18-6/3
Line Dance
Line Dancing–Beginning
Line Dancing is better than ever! Learn line dance moves to a variety
of music genre. Taught progressively by building on the previous week’s
lesson. No partner or previous dance experience is necessary. Wear
comfortable shoes. Plan to take this class plus Next Steps? Then sign
up for Line Dance Combo where the price is discounted!
Instructor: Michael Barr
CD966-65761 W
7:30-8:30pm
$82/100
3/18-6/3
Line Dancing–Next Steps
Want to enhance your dancing style? Learn more intricate dance
patterns and have fun with the added benefit of getting in some good
exercise at the same time. No partner necessary. If you wish to enroll
in both levels of Line Dancing (Beginning and Next Steps) then sign up
for Line Dance Combo where the price is discounted!
CD967-65762 W
8:30-9:15pm
$64/77
3/18-6/3
Bollywood Dance
Line Dance Combo
Experience the joy of dancing to popular Bollywood songs. This fun,
high energy class starts with a warm-up and dance routines. You’ll learn
a fully choreographed dance that is a blend of creative, expressive
moves from Bollywood, Indian Contemporary, Folk, Bhangra to
elements of Jazz and Modern. Bring a mat. All ages and levels welcome!
Want to get the benefits of both Line Dance and Next Steps in one
evening? Then join instructor, Michael Barr, by signing up for this
activity and you will receive a 10% discount on the cost of these two
classes combined. If new to Line Dance, take the Beginning class first,
then speak with the instructors about moving to a higher level.
Instructor: Ram Vaswani
CD657-65753 Th
6:30-7:30pm
CD968-65760W
7:30-9:15pm
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$109/133
3/19-6/4
$123/1483/18-6/3
Adult Dance
Performing Groups
Social Dance
Argentine Tango I–The Basics
The magic of Tango!
You, too, can experience
the excitement! Our
teachers will start you
on your way to learning
the most elegant social
dance. For absolute
beginners and students
who want to polish
the basics. Fee is per
person and no partner
necessary. Dance shoes
recommended.
Instructor: David & Nancy Mendoza
CD664-65748
M
7:30-8:30pm
$92/113
3/16-5/18
Having taught for over 15 years, David & Nancy emphasize leading
and following, elegance, spontaneity and authenticity. Focus is on
social dancing with some Fantasy Tango combinations. Fee is per
person. No partner necessary. Dance shoes recommended. Drop-ins
welcome. Prerequisites: Argentine Tango I or equivalent.
Instructor: David & Nancy Mendoza
CD665-65749
M
8:30-9:45pm
Interested in participating in a fun and active performing troupe? Then
join Showbiz Dancers and learn contemporary Jazz and Broadway
numbers that are performed at functions throughout the community.
Dance experience recommended. Fee includes extra practices. For
information and booking, call Cheryl Ringman at (650) 678-9607.
Senior Center
CD279-65764Tu
10:45-11:45am
Road Runners Square Dance Club
$113/138
Square
Dancing-PLUS
Level: Square Dance PLUS
level experience required.
Former returning dancers
and guests are welcome.
Workshop/review early
in evening is included in
club dancing fee. You
may register at class or
call 762.8008 to express
interest.
3/16-5/18
Social Ballroom Dance
Do you envy couples gliding around the floor at a wedding ? Join
the Basic class (7:45pm) and learn Samba, Rhumba, Cha Cha Cha,
and more. Intermediate class (8:45pm) learn NEW, advanced steps.
Basic series required before attending intermediate class. COUPLES
ONLY. Fee is per person. No registration after second lesson.
Instructor: Bart & Judy Lewis
CD961-65765
F
7:45-8:45pm
CD961-65766
F
8:45-9:45pm
$109/1333/17-6/2
$41/50
$41/50
5/1-6/5
5/1-6/5
Wedding Workshop & Night Club
Two-Step Combo
Looking to learn a new dance? Searching for the perfect wedding
dance? Going to a wedding soon? This class is for you! Learn the
elegant and rhythmic Nightclub Two-Step, the most popular dance
taught to wedding couples because of its easy-to-learn footwork.
Fee is per person and no prior dance experience necessary.
Instructor: Kimi Wynn
CD813-65768
Th
8:30-9:30pm
$76/92
4/16-6/4
Tuesdays 7:30-9:45pm
$6/person/night
3/17-6/2
Want to make-up a class or drop in to try new class?
Check out the “Frequently Asked Questions” at
www.cityofsanmateo.org/adultdance or call the
Beresford front desk at 522-7440 for more information.
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Adult
Argentine Tango II–Continuing
Showbiz Dancers Performing Troupe
Adult Music
Beginning Guitar with Groovy Judy!: 15 yrs. and up
Hawaiian Music Jam
Play the guitar and have fun with Groovy Judy! Learn basic skills such
as tuning your guitar, easy chord forms and how to play fun and easy
songs. Attendance at the first two classes required. Bring your acoustic
guitar and electronic guitar tuner to class; instructor will provide the
music/ hand- outs. A $10 material fee payable to the instructor.
A Hawaiian music group for adults who want to sing Hawaiian songs,
have wanted to take a ukulele class or those who want to brush up on
their skills. Prior experience not necessary... we’re here to have fun! Bring
your instrument if you have one. The emphasis is on having a good time.
CP214-66266
Tu
6:30-7:30pm
$100/125
3/24-5/12
Adult
Want to play the harmonica,
known by blues players as
a ‘harp’, the easiest musical
instrument to learn? We’ll
cover the basics of harmonica
playing, teach you a simple
melody and up to four songs.
This small investment could
lead to many hours of playingwhether alone or in a group.
$10 material fee for harmonica
payable to instructor.
10:00-11:00am
10:00-11:00am
10:00-11:00am
Tu
9:30-11:30am
$0
3/17-6/2
Myriad–Adult Ukulele Jam
Happy Harmonica Happening
Senior Center
Instructor: Bill Fried
SR899-65824M
SR899-65823M
SR899-65825M
Senior Center
SR890-65612
$10/13 4/6
$10/13 5/4
$10/13 6/1
Interested in learning to play the ukulele? We have ‘pluckers’ and
‘strummers’ alike in our fun class ~ no prior experience is necessary.
We’ll make you sound great and teach you how to read the notation
for ukulele. Bring your ukulele. A $33 material fee payable to instructor.
Myriad Music School: 2250 Palm Ave, San Mateo, 574.2844
CP265-65933 M
8:00-8:45pm
$130
3/16-5/18
Private Music Lessons: age 18 yrs. and up
Private weekly lessons in piano, voice, guitar (acoustic and
electric) and drums. Lessons are held in the evenings and Saturday
mornings at our recreation centers. An instrument is required for
daily practice. Please call 522.7440 for additional information and
leave your name, lesson of interest, and phone number. Internet
registration not available.
$25 per ½ hour lesson for residents
Fee: $31 per ½ hour lesson for non residents
Adult Arts and Crafts
Beginning Crochet
Crafts
Contemporary Ikebana Flower Arranging
Enter the creative world of Sogetsu Ikebana.
Make unique arrangements using basic
Ikebana techniques & styles with flowers
and branches brought from home or
purchased from instructor. Class consists of
demonstrations and individual assistance.
Material fees payable to instructor; One-time
$20 textbook fee, $8.50 per class if purchasing
plant material. Supply list provided.
Instructor: Yoshiko Williams
Senior Center
CA487-65894 Th
1:00-3:30pm
CA487-65892 Th
1:00-3:30pm
CA487-65895 W
6:30-9:00pm
CA487-65893 W
6:30-9:00pm
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$70/86
$85/105
3/19-4/9
4/23-5/28
$70/86
$85/105
3/18-4/8
4/22-5/27
Once you’ve learned the basic stitches of crochet, you will be able to
create an infinite assortment of beautiful items such as accessories,
garments, baskets or home decor. Please bring a 5mm crochet hook
and a skein of variegated worsted weight yarn (yarn that is a blend of
many colors).
Senior Center
Instructor: Jodi Pavey
CA438-65913
F
9:00-10:30am
$45/56
5/15-6/5
Knitting–All Levels
No matter your skill level, this class is for you. Beginners will need size
#10 needles (preference circular) and a ball of chunky yarn. Intermediate
and advanced knitters, please bring your latest project and needles/
yarn to practice new and innovative stitches and techniques.
Senior Center
Instructor: Chris Nihil
CA434-65897 Sa
CA434-65896 Sa
9:30-11:30am
9:30-11:30am
$54/68
$54/68
3/21-4/18
5/2-5/30
Creative Punches and Die Cuts
Japanese Calligraphy
We will make several cards using a variety of punches as well as shapes
and textures created with the die cut machine. It’s amazing how a
shape can be used so differently when one thinks ‘outside the box’!
Open to all levels. A $10 material fee is payable to the instructor.
Learn traditional, modern, and practical
writing techniques, while enjoying a chance
to learn the wonderful Japanese language.
Beginners welcome. Supply list provided on
the first day of class.
Senior Center
Instructor: Maya Togashi
CA804-64666 M
6:30-9:00pm
$27/33
5/18
Origami Club
Interested in origami but
not sure where to start?
Boost your creativity
through this ancient
Japanese and Chinese art
form. Participants of all
levels are encouraged to
join. $10 material fee is
payable to the instructor
at first class.
1:00-3:00pm
$40/50
3/18-6/3
Springtime Stamp-a-Stack
Create four sets of three cards each, making and taking home a ‘stack’
of 12 cards with matching envelopes, all with a Springtime theme.
We will use a variety of rubberstamping, accessories and techniques.
$10 material fee is payable to the instructor.
Senior Center
Instructor:
CA782-64665
M
6:30-9:00pm
$27/33
3/23
Fine Arts
Chinese Brush Painting–Meticulous style
Are you looking for an artistic style to help you feel calm? Discover
Gongbi, an old Chinese brush painting style. Hands-on demonstrations
will guide you to create vivid lines and colors, making your paintings
come alive. This class is suitable for intermediate and advanced
students. A $15 material fee is payable to the instructor.
Senior Center
Instructor: Marina Wang
CA046-65783 M
10:35am-12:05pm $165/1903/16-5/18
Chinese Brush Painting–Spontaneous Style
What makes Chinese brush painting so special? What are the differences
between Chinese Brush Painting and Western Oil Painting? Discover
Chinese painting materials, techniques and its cultural background.This
class is suitable for beginners and intermediates. A $15 material fee is
Senior Center
Instructor: Marina Wang
CA045-65784 M
9:00-10:30am
$165/190
3/16-5/18
7:00-8:30pm
$79/99
3/16-5/18
Introduction to Drawing & Painting
You don’t have to be Da Vinci to create your own art. With plenty
of hands-on help and demonstrations, you’ll experiment with drawing,
watercolor, and painting, while moving at your own pace. A supply list
will be provided at first class meeting, some supplies will be provided.
Instructor: Richard Becker
CA911-65859
W
2:00-4:30pm
$160/185
3/18-5/20
Oil Painting
Discover the Renaissance within! Paint your imagination using
traditional and modern techniques in oil painting including color
mixing, direct painting, scumbling, and glazing. Master the elements
of composition, form, and color! Individual attention for all levels of
instruction, beginners welcome. Supply list provided at first class.
CA361-65864 W
7:00-9:30pm
$160/185
3/18-5/20
NEW The Joy of Watercolor
A comprehensive hands-on approach to the assorted techniques and
methods that make watercolor such an exciting and dynamic medium.
Suitable for beginning and advanced students. Subject matter will entail
land and city scapes, still lifes, and some on the spot painting sessions.
For more information about instructor visit williamdunnstudio.com
Senior Center
Instructor/Artist: William Dunn
CA739-65915
Tu
1:00-3:30pm
$180/205 3/17-6/2
Watercolor Painting
Using images from still life and landscape students will learn the basics
of painting with watercolors. Various techniques such as wet-intowet, dry brush and washes will be covered in a step by step approach.
Materials and color theory will be covered in the first class. All levels
welcome. Some materials supplied.
CA366-65862 M
7:00-9:30pm
$160/185
3/16-5/18
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Adult
Senior Center
Instructor: Tina T. Hwang
SR738-65613
W
Instructor: Akie Karahashi
CA689-65890 M
Ceramics Show, Sale, and Opening
Reception June 5 and 6, 2015
Adult
You’ll find beautiful ceramic art pieces for sale, hand crafted by
our current Adult Ceramics Studio’s student artists. A portion of
each sale goes to support the Central Park Ceramics Studio and
classes. Located between the tennis courts and the ballfield off
5th Ave. in downtown San Mateo. Enjoy first choice at our Opening
Reception with refreshments on Friday, June 5th, from 7:00-9:00
pm. The sale continues Saturday June 6 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Photography
Beginning Digital Photography
In this fun, hands on introduction to digital photography, we will work
to understand the camera’s menus, modes, metering, the flash, white
balance and work with light, color and composition to prepare us for
portraiture, night shooting and printing activities. All types of cameras
welcome. A $40 material fee payable to instructor.
Beresford Center
Instructor: Marty Springer
CA299-65888 M
7:00-9:00pm
$145/170
4/6-6/8
Ceramics
The following classes are taught at the Central Park Ceramics
Studio by Instructor Debbie Gardner-Abarca. A $15 glaze/
firing fee is added upon registration. A $14 per bag of clay fee is
Coffee & Clay (All levels)
Are you ready to get creative with ceramics? Here’s your chance
to work on your own personalized projects. Bring your coffee and
settle in for a morning of creativity, clay, and camaraderie. Class is
open to students of all levels, and is designed for students with
basic ceramics experience. A $15 glaze/firing fee will be added
upon registration.
CA823-65781 Th 10:00am-1:00pm$125/1504/9-6/12
Core Classes in Ceramics
Have you ever wanted to create your own pots? Whether you’re
a novice or advanced student, these classes will introduce you
to new pottery skills including hand building with coil, pinch
techniques, extruded forms, drape molds, and glazing!
Beginner
CA860-65779
W
Beginner/Intermediate
CA860-65776
Tu
Intermediate/Advanced
CA860-65777
W
All Levels
CA860-65778Sa
40
Adobe Elements for Photographers
In Part II of the Beginning Digital Photography course, we will use what
we previously learned about the modes, menus, and the concept of
photography to take you to the next level. Bring your laptop to class.
No laptop? You can follow along with the lecture/demonstration.
Prerequisite: Marty’s Beginning Digital Photography class. A $20
material fee payable to the instructor.
Senior Center
Instructor: Marty Springer
CA301-65887 Th
4:00-6:30pm
$105/130
4/8-6/10
6:00-9:00pm
$145/170
4/7-6/9
Peninsula Camera Club
7:00-10:00pm
$125/150
4/8-6/10
Membership is open to all level. Meets the first and third Tuesdays of
the month, 7:00-10PM, at the Central Park Recreation. Club activities
include intra-club and inter-club competitions, field trips, educational
programs, intro to photography course. For information, visit www.
peninsulacameraclub.com or contact [email protected].
10:00am-1:00pm $125/150 4/11-6/20
6:45-9:00pm
$105/130
4/9-6/4
Adult Lifelong Learning
Technology Education
The following Computer and Electronic Device classes are taught at the Senior Center by Computer Team Members, volunteers who
enjoy sharing their skills and knowledge with other seniors.
Computer Tutoring
iPads & Tablets
Got a computer issue that has you baffled? Not sure what to do
next? Get hands on one-on-one assistance with any tech issues from
one of our computer instructors. We may not be able to solve every
problem, but some key advice and useful tricks of the trade should
help you. 45 minute sessions will be coordinated with instructor.
SR712-65801
SR712-65802
SR712-65803
TBDTBD
TBDTBD
TBDTBD
$15
$15
$15
You have an iPad, now
how do you use it? We’ll
cover the fundamentals
as well as show you how
to access the library of
programs available from
Apple. Class will cover
how to use finger gestures
and discuss accessories,
how to connect to the
internet, read books,
listen to music and take
a picture. We’ll go over
how to get full usage of
your iPad.
4/1-4/30
5/1-5/29
6/1-6/30
Informational Tech Sessions
Have questions about your computer/electronic device? Not sure
who to ask? Join members of our computer team on the 1st Monday
of each month for an hour of understandable tech talk, useful demos
and a question & answer session. Each month will be a different topic
facilitated by a different member of the computer team.
SR710-65794
SR710-65795
SR710-65796
M
M
M
1:00-2:00pm
1:00-2:00pm
1:00-2:00pm
FREE
FREE
FREE
4/6
5/4
6/1
Introduction to Computers-Windows 7 & 8
Want to get reacquainted with the computer? Are you new to the
world of computers and want to venture cautiously? We have set
up a team of coaches who understand the different wants and will
tend to each individuals needs and pace. We will add Windows 8
system along with the current Windows 7.
M
3:00-5:00pm
$35
3/30-4/27
Introduction to MacBooks
Want to learn
Mac basics or
receive a refresher
course on the
fundamentals of
using a Mac? We’ll
include what to
look for, what to
expect and how
to access your
information. Using
basic
programs
we’ll show you
how to backup,
send/receive data
from a PC, how
to accept photos
from your camera
and how to play
music.
SR702-65786
M
3:00-5:00pm
$35
Tu
W
2:00-4:00pm
7:00-9:00pm
$25
$25
5/5-6/2
5/6-6/3
iPhones/Cell Phones
Learn how to make the most use of your cell phone. In addition to
covering the basic functions of your phone; receiving a call, making a
call, adding a contact, send/receive a text, we’ll cover taking pictures
and calling 911. Have a smart phone? We’ll cover connecting to WiFi
and accessing email and other programs.
SR705-65790
SR705-65789
Tu
W
2:00-4:00pm
7:00-9:00pm
$25
$25
3/24-4/21
3/25-4/22
Tech Mini Workshops
Short, sweet and to the point, these 2 day workshops will give an
overview of the subject matter, increase your computing skills and
allow you to begin applying what you’ve learned. Topics are based
on student interest and current tech issues. Check with instructors
for current schedule.
SR714-65798M 10:00-11:00am $10
SR714-65799M 10:00-11:00am $10
SR714-65800M 10:00-11:00am $10
3/16-3/23
4/13-4/20
5/11-5/18
5/4-6/8
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Adult
SR708-65614
SR704-65791
SR704-65792
Healthy Aging
Are you forgetting
where you left your
keys more often?
Worried about how
your family’s history
of heart disease
and/or
diabetes
might affect you?
Workshops
are
geared
towards
adults who are
interested
in
improving
their
quality of life as
they age. $5 material
fee per session will
be added upon
registration.
Senior Center
Instructors: Suzanne Stephanik, LCSW, Personal Trainer and Elaine
Silver, Nutritionist, Certified Personal Trainer
Want to learn about the normal process of the aging brain?
Interested in how to keep the brain healthy and improve your
short term memory? Memory enhancement exercises will be
incorporated and practiced.
Th
5:30-7:00pm
$33/40
4/9
Adult
Session II–Stress Management
Stress can affect our body, overall health and aging. Our body is
engineered to cope successfully with stress. Examples of coping
mechanisms for dealing positively with stress including sleep
and hygiene will be discussed. Stress reduction activities will be
demonstrated.
SR500-65967
Th
5:30-7:00pm
$33/40
4/16
Session III–Healthy Life Styles
Healthy eating habits, exercise and social connections can greatly
improve the aging process and combat diseases of aging. This
session will cover specific ways to improve your quality of life
through these lifestyle changes.
SR500-65968
Th
5:30-7:00pm
$33/40
4/23
Session IV–Goal Setting and Habit Formation
Want a vibrant, healthy life going forward? We will review the
positive aspects of aging and discuss how to develop personal
goals through healthy lifestyle changes.
SR500-65969
Th
5:30-7:00pm
$33/40
4/30
All Four Sessions Combined
SR500-65965
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Th
5:30-7:00pm
Spring into Action with a Healthier You!
Are you feeling lethargic and ready to shake off Winter? Spring into
action with a healthier you eating local and seasonal foods! Learn
about the energetics of food and which ones belong to each season
that will help promote a healthy body, mind, and spirit. Class will
include a trip to a local farmer’s market.
SR508-66004
Sa
9:30am-12:30pm
$39/48
3/21
Help! I’ve got the Sugar Blues!
Do you have a constant hankering for sweets? Feeling sluggish? Are
you lacking clarity and focus? If you’ve answered yes to any of these
questions you probably have the Sugar Blues! Empower yourself and
take control by learning about the common ailments and symptoms
of sugar addiction, and how to identify hidden sugars in your diet.
SR509-66005
Sa
9:30-11:30am
$27/33
4/11
Understanding Cravings
Session I–Brain Fitness
SR500-65966
The following classes are taught by Stephanie Kriebel,Board
Certified Holistic Health Practitioner and Health Coach. Classes
will meet at the San Mateo Senior Center. A $5 material fee will
be added upon registration.
$100/124
4/9-4/30
Enrichment and Lifelong Learning • EXPLORE!
Do you crave certain foods like chocolate, steak, ice cream or bread? Are
you wondering why? Cravings are signals that can help you understand
what your body needs. Learn where cravings come from and how to
listen to them. We will discuss the tastes of the human palate and how
each of these contributes to our desire for certain foods.
SR510-66006
Sa
9:30-11:30am
$27/33
4/25
Detox Your Body, Mind & Life
Feeling blue, rundown or sluggish? Lacking clarity and focus? Don’t
know how to get your energy back? Now is the time to do that
detox you’ve been meaning to do. Class will offer an overview of
detoxification, why it is important, and how it can help you to get
started or back on track towards your health and wellness goals.
SR511-66007
Sa
9:30-11:30am
$27/335/9
Brain Fitness–Eat and Think Yourself Smarter
Are you having trouble staying focused? Do you feel that your
mind is not what it used to be? Would you like to gain more brain
power to help you think clearer? Clean eating and clean thinking
are instrumental to healthy brain fitness. With all of the technology
these days, we’ve stopped exercising our brains like we used to.
SR512-66008
Sa
9:30-11:30am
$27/335/16
Label Reading/Grocery Store Tour
Are you having trouble understanding labels at the grocery store?
Unsure where to find the best food? Confused by trans fats,
saturated fats, ingredient panels, and all those other words you see
on the box? Class will meet at a local grocery market (location TBD)
where we will tour the store and demystify grocery labels.
SR513-66160
Sa
9:30-11:30am
$27/335/30
Tales of the Peninsula–They Lived in Great Houses
Current Events with Eric Gattmann
Join a former professor on current events as he leads a lively dialogue
on today’s world events. Register with instructor at first class.
San Mateo Senior Center
Instructor: Eric Gattmann
Fridays 1:30-3:30pm
Senior Center
Instructor: Michael Svanevik
SR871-66159
Tu
1:30-3:30pm
$41 per session of 8 classes or $7 per class
$29
5/19-6/2
U.S. West–The Bonanza Generation
AARP–Smart Driver Course
Learn the current rules of the road, defensive driving techniques and how
to operate your vehicle more safely in today’s increasingly challenging
driving environment. You’ll learn how you can manage common agerelated changes in vision, hearing and reaction time. April course is 4 hours
in length and for students who have taken the AARP safe driving class.
Senior Center
Instructor: AARP Representative
SR501-65820
M-Tu
1:00-5:00pm
SR501-65821
M
9:00am-1:30pm
Tales of the Peninsula, 1860-1915. Palatial houses and grandiose
gardens. MICHAEL SVANEVIK introduces legendary personalities,
their extraordinary piles and insular world they created. Mills, Latham,
Stanford, Bourn, Winchester, Phelan, Carolan - more. Gossipy, personal,
gripping, honest, and lavishly illustrated!
$18/23
$18/23
3/23-3/24
4/6
Untold opportunity! Fantastic wealth! Gold, silver, copper, railroads,
and timber. Marvelously colorful personalities. Join MICHAEL SVANEVIK
for tales of gumswallowing adventure, incredible, daring and steadfast
determination. Life-gritty, rough, sometime violent; often naughty.
The Far West before altered by Hollywood.
Senior Center
Instructor: Michael Svanevik
SR870-66158
Tu
1:30-3:30pm
$49
3/24-5/12
The Family Love Letter
The Family Love Letter is a gift-of time, love, and clarity. A system
designed to reduce confusion and stress, preserve family relationships
and provide family security when the time comes. A system of
letting your family know how to find important documents about
investments, insurance, retirement benefits, trusts, etc., they will need.
Senior Center
Presenters: John Lau, LFS Asset Management
SR344-66178
Tu
2:00-3:30pm
FREE
4/28
Learn how essential oils can
naturally relieve headaches,
muscle aches, digestive
upset, anxiety, and many
more common ailments. A
$5 supply fee is payable to
the instructor at the first
class meeting.
Cash Flow Financial Strategies Everyone
Should Know
Do you have questions about savings and investing your money?
Receive helpful tips and valuable information on saving for your
financial goals, retirement, emergency funds, getting out of debt, social
security and more. A discussion not to be missed - it will benefit you
and your family.
Senior Center
Presenter: Kendra Bronstein, Registered Representative
SR503-65929F
10:00-11:30am
$18/22 5/1
Social Security and Your Retirement
You want to retire? How much should you rely on Social Security
for benefits? Before you make the big leap, consider taking this class.
Information on benefits, full retirement versus early retirement and
various savings options will be discussed. Bring your questions and
checklist.
Senior Center
Presenter: Kendra Bronstein, Registered Representative
SR502-65928F
10:00-11:30am
$18/22 5/15
Instructor: Nita Moreno
Senior Center
AC818-64661
M
6:30-8:00pm
AC818-64662 M
6:30-8:00pm
AC818-64663 F
6:30-8:00pm
AC818-64664 F
6:30-8:00pm
$20/25
$20/25
3/16
3/30
$20/25
$20/25
3/20
4/3
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Adult
NEW Essential Oils–Health & Wellness
Adults 50+
Adult Lifelong Learning/San Mateo Adult School
The following classes are sponsored by the San Mateo Adult School. Please call 558.2127 for questions and registration.
All classes are held at San Mateo Senior Center. Unless stated otherwise, all classes listed below have the following fee structure:
Adults 65 yrs. & over: $65, 50-64: $85, Under 50: $95 Classes include a $5 Facility/Administrative Fee.
Hand Knitting & Design
Writing: Memoirs Plus!
Interested in learning how to knit
your own knitted garments and gifts?
Learn basic or advanced knitting
skills. Complete an introductory
project or learn new techniques to
add to your current skills.
Instructor: Paola Trombetta
Thur. 2:00 - 4:30pm
Thur. 6:15 – 8:45pm
4/30 - 7/23
4/30 – 7/23
Watercolor
Try your hand at a landscape, seascape, still life or other
themes of interest to you. Supplies and materials fee
discussed at first meeting.
Instructor: TBA
Thur. 9:00 - 12:00pm
Whether you would like to work on memoir, creative
non-fiction, fiction, or personal essays, come spend a few
hours a week in a reflective class that will sharpen your
writing skills.
Instructor: Katherine Lieban
Fri. 1:00 - 3:30pm
5/1 – 7/24
Afternoon at the Opera
Join us for a thrilling opera appreciation course as we
study operas given this season by San Francisco Opera,
Opera San Jose and live broadcasts from the Metropolitan
Opera to Bay Area movie theaters.
Instructor: Shari Deghi
Mon.
2:00-4:00pm
Fee: $85
5/27 – 7/20
4/30 – 7/23
Adults 50+
Wellness Workshops
The Senior Center offers a variety of Wellness Workshops for older adults and their families. The workshops are free and held at the
Senior Center. Space is limited, advance registration is recommended. Please call 522-7490 for additional information.
Thursday, March 19th
Course #65855
Osteoarthritis
11am – 12noon
Sharon Ou, MD,
Kaiser Permanente
Saturday, March 28th Dementia Care Strategies for
Course # 66167
Family Caregivers
10am – 12noon
Patricia Hurst
Catholic Charities Adult Day
Services
Thursday, April 16th
Course # 65857
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Seasonal Allergy
11am – 12noon
Sharon Ou, MD,
Kaiser Permanente
Saturday, May 2nd
Dementia Care Strategies for
Course # 66168
Family Caregivers
10am – 12noon
Patricia Hurst
Catholic Charities Adult Day
Services
Monday, May 18th
Are you good to go?
Course # 65854
10:30-11:30
Jennifer Harris
Bay Area Funeral Consumer
Association
Thursday, May 21st
Course # 65889
Osteoporosis
11am – 12noon
Sharon Ou, MD,
Kaiser Permanente
Adults 50+
Mother’s Day Tea
Special Events
Bay Tree Bistro
Discover Bay Tree Bistro, a
BAY TREE
neighborhood lunch destination
featuring gourmet meals. Our
affordable lunches are ideal for
meeting–up with your friends or
making some new ones. Join us
weekdays for daily delicious meals
prepared by Executive Chef Artie
Serrano of Creekside Grill. Our
healthy and nutritious meals typically
include a starter, main course and
dessert.
Lunch is at 12 Noon each Day and the doors open at 11:30.
Reservations may be made by phone, email or in person;
650.522.7490 or @ [email protected]. Be sure
to attend one of our themed luncheons at no additional cost.
BISTRO
2645 Alameda de las Pulgas
M/W/F
Cost $5.50 with
Reservation;
$6.50 Day of the Lunch
Looking for a new way to celebrate
Mother’s Day this year? Our tea
party is a throwback to the
elegant times, so get your
hats and gloves out. We
will serve freshly brewed
tea along with classic
finger sandwiches and tasty
sweets. Bring your own teacup
and saucer, and share the story of
where you acquired it. Reservations required.
Senior Center
SR450-65853
Sa
Monday, April 6th Tuesday, April 7th @2645 Alameda de las Pulgas
@725 Monte Diablo
Earth Day Celebration
Wednesday, April 22nd Thursday, April 23rd @2645 Alameda de las Pulgas
@725 Monte Diablo
Cinco de Mayo Celebration
Monday, May 4th Tuesday, May 5th @2645 Alameda de las Pulgas
@725 Monte Diablo
Mother’s Day Celebration
Monday, May 11th Tuesday, May 12th @2645 Alameda de las Pulgas
@725 Monte Diablo
Memorial Day Day Celebration
Thursday, May 20th Friday, May 21st @725 Monte Diablo
@2645 Alameda de las Pulgas
Movie Daze
Thursdays are Movie Daze at the Senior Center. Each week
we will feature a current hit or favorite classic. Movies are
free and start at 1pm with a facilitated discussion on the
film from the previous week. Make it a complete afternoon
event. Join us at 12 noon for Hotdogs and popcorn (sold
at nominal cost). For complete listing of the upcoming
movies, call 522-7490.
Hey Boomers –
Have an aging parent that
needs to get out of the house?
Recently retired and looking for something new to do? Do
you have a hobby/skill you would like to share with others?
Want to learn more about our programs/services? Stop by
and visit us. We look forward to meeting you!
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Adults 50+
International Sports Day Celebration
5/2
Do you love to travel but don’t want
to deal with the long lines at the
airport? Join us on Friday afternoons
1pm at the Senior Center as we visit
wonderful destinations throughout
the world through video clips. No
registration required. Call today
to inquire about this month’s
destinations, 522-7490.
725 Monte Diablo
Tu/Th
Suggested Donation
$3
@2645 Alameda de las Pulgas
@725 Monte Diablo
$10/15
Arm Chair Travel & Adventure
St. Patrick’s Day Celebration
Monday, March 16th Tuesday, March 17th 2:00-4:00pm
Adults 50+
What Are You Looking For?
Beginning Bridge Lessons
Good Eats
Bay Tree Bistro
Hot Dog Luncheon
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
12pm @ Senior Center
doors open at 11:30
Tuesday & Thursdays
12pm @ King Center
Thursday, 12noon
Time to Play
Billiards Monday & Wednesday 1-4pm
Bridge
Monday & Friday 1-4pm
BINGO
Wednesday 2-4pm
2nd & 4th Friday 2-4
Doors open at 1:45
Mahjong (International) Wednesday 10am-12pm
Wii Bowling
Tuesday 1:30-3:00pm
Adults 50+
Learning New Things
World Current events
ESL Instruction
Book Discussion
Jim Dunbar’s “Opinion Exchange” Computer Classes
Friday 1:30-3:30pm
Wednesday 9-10:30am
2nd Tuesday of the month
10-11:30am Call for book list
1st Thursdays of the month
11am-12pm
Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday
Coping with Change
Podiatry appointments
1st/3rd/4th Tuesday
of the month 10-11:30am
1st Tuesday of the month
Call for appt. 522-7490
Relax and Enjoy
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This class is for absolute beginners as well as players who want to
refresh their skills. Lessons will focus on bidding and play of the hand,
using the ACBL text Bidding in the 21st Century.
Senior Center
Instructor: Mary Bates
SR755-66265W
6:30-8:30pm
$69/85 3/18-5/13
Advanced Bridge: Conventions I
Class focuses on the most commonly used bridge conventions. Sessions
are based on text “25 Bridge Conventions You Should Know” by Barbara
Seagram and Marc Smith. Purchase of book not required, though highly
recommended. A $5 material fee is added upon registration.
Senior Center
Instructor: Carol Knowles
SR784-66165
Tu
6:30-8:30pm
$82/102
3/24-5/19
Supervised Play–Sharpen Your Bridge Game
Open to students of all levels who have basic knowledge and
experience with the game of bridge. The instructor will provide a
review of a bidding, play or defense technique and supervise actual
play. A $5 material fee is added upon registration.
Senior Center
Instructor: Carol Knowles
SR782-66166
Th
1:00-3:00pm
$82/102
3/19-5/14
Wii Bowling
Do you enjoy bowling but not all the noise at a bowling alley? We have
the best option for you; Wii bowling. By waving a remote control at a
television, the Wii encourages you to be more active in a fun and stress free
environment. No experience needed, just grab a friend and come on over.
Senior Center
SR270-65822
Tu
1:30-3:00pm
FREE
3/17-6/2
Looking for something?
Mind and Body
Movie Daze
Armchair Travel
Senior Center Band Senior Center Chorus
Games
Thursday 1-3:15pm
Friday 1-2pm
Friday 9-10:30am
Friday 10:00-11:30am
We have many classes perfect for adults of all ages.
Some are even designed specifically for older adults!
Active and Healthy Lifestyles
Sports
Pages 26-28
Fitness
Pages 29-32
Movement
Pages 33-34
Creative Outlets
Dance
Pages 35-37
Music
Page 38
Arts and Crafts
Pages 38-40
Lifelong Learning
Technology Education
Page 41
Wellness Workshops
Page 42
Page 43
Adults 50+
Support Services for Health and Wellbeing
Services Link
The Services Link Program at the San Mateo Senior Center
helps seniors and their families with information about
services and programs at no cost. Stop by the office or call
us at 522-7494.
SASH: Shopping Assistance for Seniors who
need Help Shopping
Do you have trouble getting your groceries? Stay more
independence with SASH. (Shopping Assistance for Seniors
who need Help Shopping): Located at the Senior Center. Now
accepting applications for both seniors in need of shopping
assistance and volunteer shoppers! For information about
using the service or how to be a volunteer, call 522-7494.
HICAP
(Health Insurance and Counseling Advocacy Program): Thursdays
at the Senior Center. Call 1-800-434-0222 for an appt.
Medical Equipment Loan Closet
Through community donations, the Center has a closet
with the following medical equipment available on loan:
Commodes (which double as shower chairs), canes, walkers,
crutches, and other various one-of-a-kind items. Requests
accepted at the reception desk, or call 522-7490.
Coping with Change
Have you lost a loved one? Are changes in your health causing
changes in your lifestyle? Has your adult child moved back
home? Have you recently retired or are you feeling isolated?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, come and talk
with others who share your experience. Group is for senior
men and women. Call Zerreniah Llado, Pyramid Alternatives,
650.355.8787, ext. 118 for additional information.
Help at Home Reference Guide
Get your free copy of this San Mateo County mini-reference
guide, designed to assist adults to remain in their own homes
when they are ill, disabled, or in crisis. The guide includes
listings for adult day centers, grocery and meal delivery services,
medical equipment, home care services, transportation, and
more. Spanish and Chinese versions are available. Call 593-3910
or download an online version at cip.plsinfor.org.
Transportation and Information
Get Up & Go Transportation Service
This service is provided through the Peninsula Jewish
Community Center for older adults no longer driving. It is
available on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, for medical,
shopping, and personal appointments in San Mateo County.
This service has no religious affiliation or PJCC membership
required. To register and for more information please call
650-378-2750. www.pjcc.org/learn/older/getupandgo.html
San Mateo County Transit District (SamTrans)
SamTrans is a public transport agency that provides bus
service throughout San Mateo County and into portions of
San Francisco and Palo Alto. The 250 SamTrans bus brings you
to the San Mateo Senior Center. For more information call
1-800-660-4287. www.samtrans.org/schedules.html
Redi-Wheels
The San Mateo County Transit District provides paratransit
using Redi-Wheels for persons with disabilities who cannot
independently use regular SamTrans bus service. Trips must
be prearranged. For more information or if you’re not sure
whether you’re able to use the regular bus, call SamTrans at
650-508-6241. www.samtrans.com/rw.html
San Mateo Senior Center
2645 Alameda de las Pulgas
San Mateo • 522-7490
Monday-Thursday 9 a.m-9 p.m. Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Sunday-Closed
The 250 SamTrans bus brings you to our door.
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Adults 50+
Podiatry Services
Need podiatry services but not sure where to go? Robert
Osheroff, D.P.M., provides podiatry services at the Senior
Center on the 1st Tuesday of the month from 9 a.m. – 4
p.m. Services include; a complete podiatric evaluation, cut
toenails, trim corns and callouses. Fee is $35 per ½ hour visit.
Call 522.7490 to schedule an appointment.
Latino/Latina Support Group
Our Spanish-Speaking Support Group reaches out to seniors
in the community. The group meetings are held every
Wednesday from 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. at the Senior Center. Ladies
and gentlemen gather together to discuss about a variety of
topics, to make new friends and spend time with longtime
friends. For further information, call 522-7490.
Nuestro Grupo Latino de Apoyo esta abierto a todas las
personas de la tercera edad en la comunidad. El grupo se
reune todos los miercoles de 11.00 a.m. a 12.30 p.m. en el
Senior Center. Señoras y señores se reunen para escuchar y
cambiar opiniones acerca de una diversidad de temas, para
hacer nuevos amigos/as, para reirse, para disfrutar y mucho
mas. Para mayor informacion llamar al 522-7490.
Parks Improvement Projects
The Parks and Recreation Department is committed to maintaining and improving its parks to
best serve the community. There are currently several projects in progress including:
Beresford Park Play Area Renovation
The Department is working to replace the 23 year old play area at Beresford Park. After an
extensive public input process, the landscape architecture firm for the project has developed a
final design for the playground. Staff is working with the firm to develop construction documents
for the design that are within the allocated budget for the project. The Department anticipates
going to bid for construction of the project in March 2015 with expected completion of
the play area in Spring 2016. For updated information on this project check out its website at
www.cityofsanmateo.org/beresfordpark.
Central Park Master Plan
The second phase of the Central Park Master Plan update is currently underway. Since March 2014,
the City has been gathering feedback to help shape the future vision of Central Park. Based on public
input received and the planning objectives approved by the City Council during the first public
comment phase, a landscape architecture firm has developed three new designs for
the Central Park Master Plan. The three designs are currently available for review
on the City’s website at www.cityofsanamteo.org/centralpark. In addition, a survey
is available on San Mateo Town Hall (sanmateotownhall.org) about the designs.
Check out the designs, complete the survey and provide your comments!
Construction
!
Under
Com m u n i t y
Later this Spring,
be on the
lookout for our
Beresford Park
Community Event
and fundraising
launch!
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Creating Community • CONNECT!
Parks
Dog Parks & Off-Leash Areas
John Lee Dog Park at Bayside-Joinville Park*
Every day!
6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Beresford Park on Chanteloup Field
Monday–Friday
6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m.
Central Park on Fitzgerald Field
Monday–Saturday
6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m.
Laurie Meadows Dog Park - **Pilot Program
Every day!
Sunrise to Sunset
Los Prados Park*
Every day!
6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Seal Point Park – Dog Park
Every day!
6:00 a.m. to Sunset
* Los Prados has a fully fenced area at the southwestern end of the park near the
south diamond. John Lee Dog Park at Bayside-Joinville Park has a fenced area on the
bay side of the Marina Lagoon Pump Station in the grassy area off Detroit Drive.
Use of turf and fields is
prohibited during inclement
weather. If Red Light is on at
Fitzgerald or Chanteloup Fields
then they are closed to ALL
users. If you have questions,
please call our field condition
line 650-522-7439
Picnic Table and
Group Shelter Reservations
The Parks and Recreation Dept. will begin accepting
picnic permit reservations for dates in 2015 on Friday,
January 2, 2015 starting at 8 a.m. at the Park Yard
Office located at 2001 Pacific Blvd., San Mateo. You
may also submit a picnic reservation application
online by visiting the Park & Recreation page at
www.cityofsanmateo.org/picnics
Parkside Boathouse and Marina Lagoon
Parkside Aquatic Park • Seal St. & Roberta Dr. • 522-7467
The Lagoon provides approximately 4 miles of inland waterway and is
located East of the 101 Freeway in San Mateo, with launching facilities
at Parkside Aquatic Park. NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY. JET SKIS or similar
personal watercraft and alcohol are NOT PERMITTED. All craft using Marina
Lagoon must comply with local and State of California vessel registration and
safety equipment requirements at all times. Special police patrols provide
enforcement, boat inspections and emergency assistance and first aid. Call
the Patrol office at (650) 522-7467 or Cell (650) 740-3340 (cell phone answered
during open hours only) for information. For EMERGENCY call 9-1-1.
Boating Fees & Staff Schedule
Ryder Park Group Picnic Area
Explore Our Parks!
2015 (January – December)
Annual
Daily*
Annual Pass (power boats 5hp and up)
$450.00
$40.00
Annual Pass (under 5hp and sail over 8 ft.)
$250.00
$25.00
* Daily passes available starting 5/23/15
Annual passes includes launch ramp access key for launching during nonstaffed periods. Upon payment of user fees the City will provide a sticker
to be applied to the vessel. Daily users must carry their daily receipt in the
vessel. Non-powered and sail boats not needing ramp access are exempt
from the user fees. Daily passes are NOT available for purchase during nonstaffed hours.
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Com m u n i t y
Visit our interactive park website for park details,
reservation information, and more! You will find all kinds
of information about our parks, including exact addresses
and what each offers for recreation experiences.
www.cityofsanmateo.org/exploreourparks
Schedule varies with activity and weather. Harbor Patrol opens May 23, 2015.
Friday-Sunday (Holidays) only.
Community Spotlight
San Mateo Public Library
www.smplibrary.org
Visit the Library website for hours and more program
information – www.smplibrary.org
Main Library • 55 W. Third Avenue • 522.7800
Hillsdale Branch Library • 205 W. Hillsdale Blvd. • 522.7880
Marina Branch Library • 1530 Susan Court • 522.7890
National Library Week – April 12-18, 2015
Celebrate your library all week by participating in free activities that
explore the theme of “Unlimited Possibilities @ Your Library.” Enjoy
an assortment of do-it-yourself programs and community art.
Children’s Book Week – May 4-10, 2015
Celebrate this week of children’s books. Join us for a Children’s Book
Crafternoon on Wednesday, May 6 at 4:00 PM
Paws For Tales
On the Second Monday of each month from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM,
children who can read on their own are invited to read aloud to a
therapy dog. Children can improve their reading, while enjoying the
company of a new “friend.” Dogs and handlers are from the Peninsula
Humane Society and the SPCA’s Pet Assisted Therapy program.
Library Online Databases and eBooks
FLIPSTER emagazine service -- Provides popular digital magazines
to San Mateo Public Library users. Available for reading in browser
while connected to the internet or downloadable to iPad or iPad
mini, with an app. SCIENCEFLIX – Free online database on the Library website. Videos
and articles provide students in grades 4-9 science information, such
as experiments, career information, and news. Save The Date for “Summer Learning Challenge”
Free activities and programs all summer with the theme of “Read to
the Rhythm,” starting in June.
Children up through grade 7 will read over the summer and earn
great prizes.
Teens up to grade 12 can also participate in the Teen Summer
Learning Challenge. Read books and write reviews to win prizes!
Com m u n i t y
San Mateo Public Library + Parks and Recreation
Check out the Library at this year’s Eggstravaganza on April 4 – Visit
our craft and information table and give us a big applause for our
participation in the parade!
The Library will offer a unique reading component of the Parks and
Recreation Department’s Kids Club Summer Camps. Exercise your
body and your brain!
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Creating Community • CONNECT!
San Mateo Arboretum Society
www.sanmateoarboretum.org
Location:
All events are at the Kohl Pumphouse in San Mateo Central Park. 101
Ninth Avenue, San Mateo. Enter the park at Ninth Ave. & Palm Ave.
Questions? Visit www.SanMateoArboretum.org or call 579.0536
Kohl Pumphouse Rental Information:
The Victorian Garden and Pumphouse are available to rent. The
facility can be used for small indoor and outdoor business & social
functions. For more information call, 579-0536 x4.
Master Gardener Plant Clinics - Free
Sunday, April 12 & May 3. Come anytime between 11:30am - 1pm. The
Master Gardeners are available to answer your questions from general
information to advice about specific problems. You may bring samples
of your plants for better diagnosis. Use a ziploc or similar bag to carry
your sample. If you suspect insect damage, try to include some of
the insects so they can be correctly identified. http://ucanr.org/sites/
MGsSMSF/
Sunday Garden Seminars
Fairy Garden Workshop
Sunday, April 12, 1 - 2:30pm.
Fee: SMAS members $20/garden; nonmembers $25/garden.
Reservations are required, so call 579-0536 x3 or 787-1558.
Do you have a fondness for the wee folks, fairies,
elves, and gnomes? Join us for a workshop to
build them a container garden so they might visit.
We will provide dish garden containers, a few
miniature plants and mosses plus some materials
for playing and resting for the wee folks. This is
a family friendly Sunday activity and each child
must bring an adult. Taught by SMAS volunteer
Carrie Ewing.
Pruning your Japanese Maple
Sunday, May 3, 1 - 2:30pm.
FREE. The method of this pruning demonstration is a hands on
demonstration of how to thin, shape, recanopy and frame a japanese
maple to compliment it’s inherent beauty. The branching and leaf
patterns of these trees is perfect material for living sculpture. Using the correct tools is extremely important. The demonstration
will show tools to use, techniques for using them and sharpening
tips on how to keep them in top shape. Jack McKinnon, www.
jackthegardencoach.com.
Additional Events
Nursery/Greenhouse: Plant sales
Tuesday, Thursday 10am - 2pm & Sunday 10am -noon
Our greenhouse & nursery stock a variety of unique plants at very
reasonable prices. We try to maintain the above hours, but since
we are staffed by volunteers, we may occasionally be closed, so
call 579-0536 before coming. Become a SMAS member and receive
a 10% discount in addition to supporting San Mateo Central Park!
579.0536 x1.
City Contacts
SAN MATEO CITY COUNCIL
Maureen Freschet, Mayor • Jack Matthews, Deputy Mayor
Joe Goethals, Council Member • David G. Lim, Council Member
CITY MANAGER
Larry Patterson, City Manager
PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION
(Meeting the 1st Wednesday of the Month, 7:30 p.m. Room C, City Hall)
Clifford Robbins, Chair • Papia Gambelin, Vice Chair • Eric Holm • Stan Watkins • Sean Williams
SENIOR CITIZENS COMMISSION
(Meeting the 2nd Monday of the month, odd numbered months, 4:00 p.m., Activity Room Senior Center )
Peter Yeatrakas, Chair • Melodie Lew, Vice Chair • Nancy Ruspil
YOUTH ACTIVITIES COUNCIL
(Meeting the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month at City Hall)
PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
**Parks & Recreation Administrative Office • 650-522-7400
Sheila Canzian, Director of Parks and Recreation • 650-522-7404
Paul Council, Community Services Manager • 650-522-7403
Tim Heck, Golf Services Manager • 650-522-7512
Dennis Frank, Landscape Architect • 650-522-7544
Mike Blondino, Parks Manager • 650-522-7423
Matthew Fried, Managing Arborist • 650-522-7422
Abby Veeser, Senior Management Analyst • 650-522-7408
Jen Shaffer, Section Manager • 650-522-7442
Pete Steele, Section Manager • 650-522-7472
City of San Mateo Recreation Facilities
ATHLETICS OFFICE
2001 Pacific Blvd., 94403
650-522-7430
Dan Hibson, Athletics Supervisor
M-F 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., closed 12-1 p.m.
Athletic Field Conditions Info 650-522-7439
BERESFORD RECREATION CENTER
2720 Alameda de las Pulgas, 94403
650-522-7440
Carolyn Shavel, Center Supervisor
M-F 9 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Sat. 8:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
CENTRAL RECREATION CENTER
Central Studio
50 E. 5th Ave. (Central Park), 94401
Self-Help for the Elderly: 650-342-0822
For Building Reservations: 650-522-7490
For Picnic Reservations: 650-522-7434
CULTURAL ARTS/DANCE OFFICE
Beresford Center
650-522-7440
Mae Chesney, Dance & Fitness Supervisor
Amy Sherman, Arts/Athletics Supervisor
MARINA LAGOON HARBOR PATROL
650-522-7467
PRESCHOOL SPECIALTY CENTERS
Lakeshore Recreation Center
1550 Marina Court, 94403
650-522-7480
Melissa Stathakopoulos, Center Supervisor
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
MEMORIAL COMMUNITY CENTER
725 Monte Diablo Ave., 94401
650-522-7470
Angela Miller, Center Supervisor
Jen Wilson, Coordinator
Tracy Brumett, Teen Coordinator
M-Th 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. F 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Shoreview Recreation Center
950 Ocean View, 94401
Ocean View & Cottage Grove
650-522-7500
Melissa Stathakopoulos Center Supervisor
MARTIN LUTHER KING SWIM CENTER
725 Monte Diablo, 94401
650-522-7465 or 650-522-7460
Open June 2015
OUTDOOR FACILITY RESERVATION OFFICE
2001 Pacific Blvd., 94403
650-522-7434
City-wide picnics & athletic fields:
M-F 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., closed 12-1 p.m.
POLICE ACTIVITIES LEAGUE (PAL)
Police Headquarters - 2nd Floor
200 Franklin Parkway
650-522-7725
Sgt. Todd Mefford, Director
Maureen Mazzocco PAL Coordinator
POPLAR CREEK GOLF COURSE
1700 Coyote Point Drive, 94401
650-522-GOLF (4653)
Golf Administration: 650-522-7510
Maintenance: 650-522-7520
RECREATION ADMIN-@Main Library**
55 W 3rd Ave., 3rd Floor 94402
Voice 650-522-7400
Fax 650-522-7401
M-F 10 a.m. -5 p.m. public hours
M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. business hours
SENIOR CENTER
2645 Alameda de las Pulgas, 94403
Center: 650-522-7490
Services Link: 650-522-7494
Angela Sakkos Center Supervisor
Amber Shong-Brown, Coordinator
M-Th 9 a.m. - 9 p.m., F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sa 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Sun Closed
VISITOR SERVICES
Park Ranger Station 650-522-7485
Tim Heck, Manager
Gary Esch, Sr. Park Ranger
Com m u n i t y
JOINVILLE SWIM CENTER
2111 Kehoe Avenue, 94403
650-522-7460
Carolyn Shavel, Aquatics Supervisor
Open June 2015
PARKSIDE AQUATIC PARK
100 Seal Ct., 94403
650-522-7467
YOUTH SERVICES OFFICE
King Center
650-522-7470
Melissa Stathakopoulos, Supervisor
CONNECT! • Creating Community
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Guia en Español
Servicios adicionales en Español
Nosotros esperamos que estos servicios sean de gran ayuda y faciliten
el uso de la Guía de Actividades y sus programas. Nosotros tenemos
personal bilingüe Español/Ingles disponible para ayudarle a seleccionar
e inscribirse en las actividades.
King Center
650.522.7470 (M-F 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.),
Personal bilingüe Español/Ingles: Carina Cortes
Admin Office
650.522.7400 option 3 (M-F 12:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.),
Personal bilingüe Español/Ingles: Gabriel Ramos
Park Yard
650.522.7420 (M-F 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.),
Personal bilingüe Español/Ingles: Jane Yniguez
Actividades y Servicios
Programa Preescolar
Esta es la mejor manera de ayudar a los niños a que aprendan y estén
listos para la escuela. Building Blocks ofrece actividades de Padre a
niño de 1-3 años, Tiny Tots para niños de 3-5 años, Pre- Kindergarden
programa escolar de preparación para aquéllos en su último año antes de
ingresar a la escuela. También tenemos disponible una variedad amplia
de deportes, arte, baile, gimnasia, cocina y otras actividades. Todos los
niños deben aprender a nadar tan pronto como sea posible, nosotros
proveemos clases de natación aprobadas por la Cruz Roja, la Piscina de
Joinville y de King Center estan disponible solamente en verano.
Niños de Edad Primaria
Hay una variedad asombrosa de actividades para los niños de ésta
edad, proveemos cuidado de niños después de la escuela, baile, arte,
deportes, gimnasia, patinaje en el hielo, tenis, clases de música y de
natación. En verano y para los feriados escolares tenemos cuidado de
niños, campamentos, bellas artes, baloncesto, fútbol y otros. Nuestro
programa PAL (Liga de Actividad Policíaca) es por todo el año; ofrece
paseos gratis, ligas de fútbol, béisbol, hockey callejero y más.
Adultos
Baile: Jazz, baile folklorico, tango y mas. Ejercicios: Natación, ejercicios
aerobicos y yoga. Deportes: Softball, volleyball, baloncesto, tenis,
patinaje en hielo, golf y artes marciales. Cerámica, pintura, dibujo y
manualidades.
Podemos enseñar nuestra clase de buena forma “Latin Groove
Workout” en Español o Ingles, dependiendo de la poblacion de la
clase.
Mayores de Edad
El Senior Center ofrece muchas actividades que pueden ser de interés
para personas de la tercera edad. De latino a latino, es un grupo de
apoyo hispano que se reune cada Miércoles de 11-12, un programa
de almuerzo los Lunes, Miércoles y Viernes. Otros servicios incluyen
voluntarios que ayudan a los ancianos que no pueden salir de compras,
un programa que presta equipo medico.
Alquiler del Salon
Los parques están disponibles para los picnics familiares. Nuestros
centros comunitarios están disponibles para una gran variedad de
actividades, reuniones sociales y de negocios.
Adolescentes
PAL (Liga de Actividad Policíaca) también sirve a los adolescentes con
sus ligas de deportes y viajes. Cada Viernes el King Center tiene un
programa de “Noches de Divercion” con bailes, música, deportes y
cocina. El entrenamiento Para Lideres es una valiosa oportunidad para
que desarrollen habilidades de trabajo y sean voluntarios en nuestros
Centros Comunitarios. En verano proveemos viajes semanales a
las atracciones locales y campamentos de día. Una escuela media
patrocina un programa escolar supervisado para después de la escuela.
Garantía de Satisfacción
Si por cualquier razón usted no está satisfecho con alguna clase o
actividad, nosotros haremos lo siguiente de acuerdo a su petición:
1. Transferirlo a otro horario o actividad.
2. Un crédito completo para usarlo en cualquiera de nuestras
actividades.
3. Devolución completa de su dinero.
Para más información, vea la página 55.
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Guia en Español
CITY OF SAN MATEO PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT
ACTIVITY REGISTRATION FORM
1
1. Account Main Contact Name & Information
Parent/Legal Guardian Name
Mr.
Ms.
Mrs.
City of SM Resident
Non-Resident
(live/own property in City Limits)
(other cities & unincorporated San Mateo)
Date of Birth
(must be 18yrs or older)
month / day / year
Residence Address Complete if you are new or your information has changed. Phone Numbers
2
no. and street
home (area code + number)
city and zip + 4 code
cell (area code + number)
email address
work (area code + number)
2. Emergency Contact
Name
Phone Numbers
home / cell (area code + number)
relationship
3
3. A signature is required by each adult participant on this form.
which may arise as the result of my/our participation in activities I or any member on my family account attends or registers into; and, in the event
that the above named participant is a minor, I hereby give my permission for his or her participation as indicated and in so doing absolve the
involving physical activity, I have taken care to enroll at a class level appropriate to my/our physical abilities and/or medical conditions. I release
use of my/our photos taken during program participation from all and any claims and demands resulting from their use in program publicity.
Signature ___________________________________________________ Date ____________
self
parent
guardian
Signature ___________________________________________________ Date ____________
self
parent
guardian
second participant’s signature
4. All participants listed here must live at the same address listed above.
Participant Name
First and last
Cómo Leer La Lista
Nombre de la Actividad
Descripción de la Actividad
1.
Th 7:00-9:00pm
$180/215
4/12-5/31
Dia
Lugar
Horario
Precio
Recidente
Fecha
Precio par
No Recidente
Date of
Birth
Gender
(mm/dd/yy)
M
F
/
M
F
/
/
M
F
/
/
M
F
5.
/
/
M
F
6.
/
/
M
F
4b
TOTAL FEES
Help us help others! Donate to the Fee Assistance Fund.
(please enter amount in the space to the right)
__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __
credit card payment authorization
4c54
MasterCard
___________
Æ
�
DONATION AMOUNT
Less Credit on Account
___/___
Total Amount Enclosed
mo/yr
 Choose 1 
PAYMENT TYPE
billing zip code
_____________________________________________________
authorized signature (as shown on credit card)
Cash
Other ______
Check (payable to City of San Mateo)
Recreation Fee Assistance Program
Abajo hay una guía que le ayudará a
completar la forma de inscripcíon
1.
Nombre del padre y dirección, número del telefono de la casa,
cellular, y trabajo, y correo electrónico.
2. Contacto en caso de emergecia.
3.
# de
actividad
Course
Fee $
/
4a
4.
Karate para principantes y adelantados Edad 8-16
CL834-35456
Alternate
Course
Number
/
3.
Edad minima/maxima o
grado de la escuela del
participante
Course
Number
(last 5 digits)
/
2.
Es una clase para estudiantes que exitosamente han completado
la clase de Karate para principiantes. Todos los estudiantes
deben tener una aprobación del instructor antes de inscribirse.
Senior Center
Course Title
(use one line for each person or course)
Firma del participante o del padre si no es mayor de edad.
4a. Nombre del participante, número de la actividad, y precio.
4b. Fecha de nacimiento del participante, genero.
4c. Si paga con tarjeta de crédito, escriba el número y fírmelo. Si
hace un cheque hagalo a nombre de “City of San Mateo”. No
envie efectivo.
Guía en español
Programa de Ayuda Financiera para
Cuotas de Recreación
El Programa de Ayuda Financiera para Cuotas de Recreación se ha
diseñado para permitir a los residentes de San Mateo acceso a
nuestros programas. Existe ayuda para ayudar a nivelar las cuotas
de las clases de recreación para aquellos residentes con dificultades
financieras. Los residentes que han calificado son elegibles para
descuentos del 30% y 60% dependiendo de sus ingresos actuales y
si son adultos o jóvenes.
La aplicación actual acompañada por la documentación de ingresos
requerida (señalada en la aplicación) es necesaria para inscripciones.
Se alienta a los residentes interesados a completar la Forma de
Inscripción al Programa de Ayuda Financiera para Cuotas de
Recreación, disponible en todos los centros comunitarios y en el
Ayuntamiento.
Además, también puede bajar esta solicitud en www.cityofsanmateo.
org” www.cityofsanmateo.org (buscar bajo “Aplicacion para Ayuda
de los Servicios de Recreacion”).
de Servicios de los Centros de Recreación
En un esfuerzo por servir mejor a nuestros clientes hispanos,
proveemos dos páginas en español. En ellas se resumen muchos
de nuestros servicios, actividades, y ayuda adicional de nuestro
personal bilingüe Español/Ingles.
La hoja de inscripción está en página 46 de ésta Guía. Usted necesita
completar esta forma y devolver junto con su pago.
Sin previa cita:
Usted puede entregar su inscripción a cualquiera de nuestros
Centros de Recreación.
Enviela:
San Mateo Parks and Recreation
330 W. 20th Avenue
San Mateo, CA 94403-1388
Facsímil:
522-7411
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Registration Activity Registration Form
City of San Mateo Parks & Recreation Department
fax: 650.522.7411 • call: 650.522.7400
1. Account Main Contact Name & Information
Parent/Legal Guardian Name
City of SM Resident
(other cities & unincorporated San Mateo)
Date of Birth
Mr.Ms.Mrs.
(must be 18yrs or older)
first and last name
Residence Address
Non-Resident
(live/own property in City Limits)
Complete if you are new to our programs
or your information has changed.
month / day / year
Phone Numbers
no. and street
home (area code + number)
city and zip + 4 code
cell (area code + number)
email address
2. Emergency Contact
Name
Phone Numbers
first and last name
home / cell (area code + number)
relationship
3. A signature is required by each adult participant on this form.
To the extent allowed by law, I hereby absolve the City of San Mateo, its elected and appointed officials, employees, and agents from and against any and all claims, damages
or liability which may arise as the result of my/our participation in activities I or any member on my family account attends or registers into; and, in the event that the below
named participant is a minor, I hereby give my permission for his or her participation as indicated and in so doing absolve the City of San Mateo, its employees, agents,
independent contractors, and officers from such liability. I am aware that if I have registered for a class involving physical activity, I have taken care to enroll at a class level
appropriate to my/our physical abilities and/or medical conditions. I release use of my/our photos taken during program participation from all and any claims and demands
resulting from their use in program publicity.
Signature ___________________________________________________ Date ____________
self
parent
guardian
Signature ___________________________________________________ Date ____________
self
parent
guardian
second participant’s signature
4. All participants listed here must live at the same address listed above.
Participant Name
First and last
Course Title
Course
Number
Date of
Birth
Gender
1.
/ /
MF
2.
/ /
MF
3.
/ /
MF
4.
/ /
MF
(use one line for each person or course)
Alternate
Course
Number
(last 5 digits)
Course
Fee $
(mm/dd/yy)
TOTAL FEES
Help us help others! Donate to the Fee Assistance Fund.
(please enter amount in the space to the right)
__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ /___
credit card payment authorization
___________
�
mo/yr
MasterCard
®
billing zip code
___________
3 digit security code
_____________________________________________________
54
authorized signature (as shown on credit card)
DONATION AMOUNT
Less Credit on Account
Total Amount Enclosed
PAYMENT TYPE
Cash Other ______
Check (payable to City of San Mateo)
Registration
General Information
Key Dates
Verification of Residency
Residents live or own property in the City of San Mateo. All others are
non-residents. People with San Mateo mailing addresses but living outside
the city limits (i.e., San Mateo Highlands) are non-residents. We may require
proof of residency. Acceptable proof of residency could be a current tax
or utility bill. If you are not sure, call us at 522.7400.
We accept cash (not exceeding $100), checks, Visa and MasterCard
payments. Enclose payment for first choice classes only. Checks returned
by the bank will be charged a $25 NSF fee and may result in immediate
cancellation of your registration.
Waitlist
If you are placed on a waitlist for a course, any fees paid for this course
may be placed in your account creating a credit balance. You may use
this credit for future courses or request a full refund. We do not charge
your credit card for waitlisted activities.
Credit/Refund/Withdrawal
If a class is cancelled you will be offered 1) a transfer to another course,
2) to keep the fees as credit on your account, or 3) receive a full refund.
Allow 4 weeks for refund of check or cash payments. All payments made
by Visa or MasterCard will be refunded to your credit card account. You
may withdraw from a course prior to the first class meeting and request
EITHER a) credit on your account for later use, or b) a refund. After
your class has started, if you cannot continue for personal reasons,
please let us know right away. Your withdrawal credit or refund
will be pro-rated from the business day we receive your withdrawal
request. Credit balances should be used within two years. If an account
is inactive for more than two years, any remaining credit balance will be
donated to the City’s Recreation Fee Assistance Program.
The Recreation Fee Assistance Program is designed to allow access to our
programs for all residents. For those residents with financial hardships,
assistance is available to help offset the costs of recreation class fees. (Not
all classes may be eligible for assistance). Qualifying residents are currently
eligible for 30% and 60% fee waivers depending upon their current income
and whether they are a youth or adult. A current Enrollment Application
accompanied by required income documentation (noted on the application)
is needed for program enrollment. Interested residents are encouraged to
complete the Recreation Fee Assistance Enrollment Application which is
available at all community centers and City Hall. It can also be downloaded
at www.cityofsanmateo.org (search by “Recreation Fee Assistance”).
Americans with Disabilities Act
The City of San Mateo is committed to implementing the intent and
spirit of ADA legislation. Those who may need assistance in order to
enjoy our programs should contact the appropriate program director
or the main Recreation office (see City Contacts, page 42) so we may
arrange for the assistance.
How to Read Class Listings
CL834-35456
Th Activity # Location Day
2/5/15
2/12/15
2/23/16
3/16/15
6/6/16
Registration Options
Payment Options
Senior Center
Resident Internet/Mail-In registration begins
Non-Resident Internet/Mail-In registration begins
Walk-in registration begins
Session Begins
Session Ends
See the Table of Content (page 3) for No Class Dates.
7:00-9:00pm $180/215
Time
Resident Fee
4/12-5/31
Date
Non-resident Fee
INTERNET REGISTRATION -
Residents start February 5, Non-Residents February 12
Internet registration is available at www.erecreg.com for
those with an account number & PIN. You can register for most classes
over the Internet using Visa or MasterCard payment. Some classes with
special enrollment or fee requirements are not available online. Classes
are available for registration online up until the first class meeting, after
which walk-in registration is necessary. If you don’t have an account,
call any center to get set up.
MAIL-IN REGISTRATION Residents start February 5, Non-Residents February 12
Drop off at the convenient drop boxes at any City of San Mateo
Recreation Centers (except Central, Shoreview and Lakeshore). Hand
delivered registrations are processed by the date received during
business hours. OR Mail to San Mateo Recreation Department, 330
West 20th Avenue, San Mateo, CA 94403 (no staff at this site).
FAX Residents start February 5, Non-Residents February 12
Fax your registration form if paying by credit card (or credit on
account) to 650.522.7411. FAX registrations are data entered following
the same schedule as mail-in or drop box registrations, (that is, by the
business day received).
WALK-IN REGISTRATION Starts February 23 for everyone
You may register in person at any community center (except
Central, Shoreview and Lakeshore). Patrons may continue to mail or
fax registrations during the walk-in registration period, and will be
processed as time allows.
Satisfaction Guarantee
We constantly strive to provide you with the highest quality
recreation programs. If for any reason you are not completely satisfied
with a class or activity, please tell us so we can respond to your
concerns. In addition to using your feedback to help us improve, for
nearly all of our programs, we will arrange one of the following upon
your request: 1. Transfer to another time or activity. 2. A full credit
for future use for any activity we offer. 3. A full refund. Some of
our programs, for example Facility Rentals, Admissions, Adult Sports
Leagues, Summer Camps, on-going/multi-session programs, and
performance activities have different, specific policies which apply.
Your complete satisfaction with these programs is equally valued,
and we will work with you to resolve your concerns and satisfaction
in these activities as well.
Please contact us in writing, by phone or in person at any of our
recreation centers. Requests must be made within 10 business days
after the end of the session to receive a refund or credit (this session
contact us by no later than March 27, 2015).
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PRST STD
U.S. POSTAGE
San Mateo Parks And Recreation Department
330 West 20th Avenue
San Mateo, CA 94403
PAID
SAN MATEO, CA
PERMIT NO.5
ECRWSS
RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER
38th Anniversary of
eggstravaganza!
SAVE THE DATE!
Saturday, April 4, 2015
9 a.m.-1 p.m.
9-11 am
Pancake Breakfast
$8 Adult and $4 child
Sponsored by the
San Mateo Sunrise Rotary
9 am-1 pm
Peter Rabbit’s
Playground: 1-3 yrs.
9:30 am
Entertainment:
Puppet Art Theater Co.
Egg Hunts: 4-9 yrs.
9a, 9:30a, 10a, 10:30a,
11a, 11:30a, 12p, and
12:30p, 1:00p
(purchase your desired
timeslot for $2 at www.
cityofsanmateo.org/
parksandrecreation or
get remaining wristbands
at event for FREE)
10 am-1 pm
Food Trucks
Grilled Cheese Bandits
Madd Mex
Printed on Recycled Paper with soybean inks.
Rain or S
hine!
10:30 am
Community Parade
Bring your wheels, floats,
dress up and join us!
Registration is on site.
11 am
Entertainment: Andy Z
12 noon
Entertainment: Dante
Mancini, Magic

2015 Spring Activity Guide

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Adopt-a-thon and Fundraiser Event