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Summer 2015 • cityofirvine.org • Official Guide to City News, Programs and Activities
Proud
to Adopt
Scenes from the
Irvine Animal Care Center
EXCLUSIVE: Great Park Update | Summer Hikes | Water Safety
PLUS: Summer Camps | Swim Lessons | Special Events
Contents
inside this issue
Features
Irvine City Council
Mayor Steven S. Choi, Ph.D.
Mayor Pro Tem Jeffrey Lalloway
Councilwoman Lynn Schott
Councilmember Beth Krom
Councilwoman/ Christina Shea
Chair, Great Park Board
City Manager Sean Joyce
Community Services Commission
Chair
Kevin Trussell
Vice Chair Michael Carroll
Commissioner
Scott Schultz
Commissioner
Melissa Fox
Commissioner
Jim Shute
Inside Irvine Editorial
Managing Editor: Craig Reem
Activity Guide Editor: Alana Kaleikini
Activity Guide Coordinator: Dave Neustaedter
Contributors: Sawako Agravante, Jennifer Allanach,
Shawnn Gallagher, Melissa Haley, Tom Macduff
Inside Irvine Art
Art Director: Jonathan Price
Inside Irvine is published quarterly by the City of Irvine. Please address
editorial correspondence to: Inside Irvine, c/o Public Information Office,
City of Irvine, PO Box 19575, Irvine, CA 92623-9575 or via email at
[email protected]. For questions about the Activity Guide or
advertising, call 949-724-6665 or email [email protected].
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Incorporated in 1971, the City of Irvine operates under a charter law form
of government. As such, the City Council makes policy decisions while the
City Manager is appointed by the City Council to function as the chief executive of the City. To contact the City Council, please call 949-724-6233.
Irvine City Council meetings are held the second and fourth Tuesday of
each month in the City Council Chamber, located at 1 Civic Center Plaza,
corner of Alton Parkway and Harvard Avenue. Regular sessions begin
at 4p.m. with a possible recess prior to 5 p.m. to discuss matters under
Closed Session. Irvine City Council meetings are cablecast live on ICTV
Channel 30 and are webstreamed live on cityofirvine.org/ictv.
The programs presented in the Activity Guide section are provided
through the City of Irvine’s Community Services Department. All contents
are copyright 2015. Request permission in writing to reprint.
Disclaimer: Although Inside Irvine accepts information, the City of Irvine
does not assume responsibility for errors, omissions or misinformation in
the advertisements, nor does the City recommend, endorse or guarantee
products or services provided by advertisers.
Cover: Niko, a 3-year-old Siberian Husky mix brought in as a stray to the
Irvine Animal Care Center, was awaiting adoption when he had his picture
taken in late March, and was adopted in April. Photo by Challenge Roddie.
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Email us at [email protected]
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7Irvine Animal Care Center
Join the circle of people who have been
Proud to Adopt from the Irvine Animal Care
Center. Learn about the stories behind the
animals and the animals just waiting for you—
yes, you—to become an adoptive partner.
12Irvine’s Open Space
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The Irvine Ranch Conservancy has provided
five places to go this summer within the City’s
vast permanent open space. If the story doesn’t
convince you, the photography certainly will.
Departments
2Inside the City Manager’s Office
3 Public Safety Update
4News Briefs
6 Great Park Report
13Irvine Spotlight
14Irvine Resources
108Inside Contacts
Activity Guide
17 Events & Family Activities
23Early Childhood
31Children
48 Summer Camps
60Teens
64Adults
74 Seniors
76Aquatics
82Arts
90Disability Services
91Orange County Great Park
95 Pets
96Outdoor/Nature Activities
98Tennis & Racquet Sports
104Map & Locations
106Registration
Many of the featured programs and activities are part of the City’s Healthy City Healthy Planet initiative.
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inside the cit y manager’s office
Letter
Pool Safety First
T
Irvine City Manager Sean Joyce
“This summer, you can make
yourself and your children better
prepared for water activities.”
he annual Summer Issue that is now in your hands offers the
most robust class and camp offerings of the year. There are fun
and enriching activities for you and your family. This issue’s
Activity Guide highlights camps, swim lessons, special events and
pet programs.
And that brings me to the most important message in this issue,
which is pool safety.
According to the Orange County Fire Authority, drowning accidents are the leading cause of injury and deaths among children
under 5. More than 80 percent of drownings occur in residential
area pools and spas.
There are two important references to go to for further information:
poolsafety.gov and ocfa.org (click on “Water Safety Information”).
Among the matters to immediately take into consideration as our
summer pool season begins:
■ Have a pool fence professionally installed.
■ Gates should be self-closing and self-latching, with the latch out
of reach by small children.
■ Additional protection includes safety covers, alarms on doors
and motion-detection devices.
■ Always have adult supervision. An adult water watcher is just that—
he or she never takes their eyes off of the children in the pool.
■ If a child is missing, check the pool first.
■ Drowning is a silent killer. And it can be quick. Never leave children
alone in or near the pool, even for a moment.
■ Set water safety rules for the whole family before entering the water.
■ Never swim alone.
■ Do not use a pool or spa if there are broken or missing drain covers.
■ Keep toys away from the pool, when the pool or spa area are not
in use, to prevent young children from falling in after a toy.
This summer, you can make yourself and your children better prepared for water activities. Please see:
■ Page 72 for CPR classes.
■ Page 78 for beginner swim classes for children, which also discusses pool safety.
Lastly, keep a telephone at the pool area at all times. Have a great
summer and have a safe summer. ■
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Public Safety Update
Irvine Defined by Its
Dynamic Diversity
A
s our great City continues
to grow, new residents and
families are moving to Irvine
on a daily basis. We are all drawn
here for the same reasons—Irvine’s
welcoming residential neighborhoods, thriving businesses, robust
faith-based communities, successful
schools, beautiful streets and continued distinction as one of the safest
cities in the nation.
One of the best things about Irvine is that we are
wonderfully dynamic and diverse. We are made up
of people from all over the world who speak different languages, practice different religions, and
embrace different cultures. But this also means that
various community groups may have specific and
unique needs.
As your Police Department, we are here to do all we
can to help you address your needs. From burglaries
to distracted drivers to domestic violence—if you experience an incident that is alarming or concerning to
you, call us. We will respond.
To help you feel more comfortable calling for police
assistance, the Police Department has created a short
video in several languages to share with you…you will
learn who we are and what we do in our community.
To watch the video and hear directly from our officers in English, Farsi, Mandarin, Korean and other
languages, simply scan the QR Code or visit us on
YouTube at YouTube.com/IrvinePolice and select the
“Welcome Message” video playlist.
It is our job as your Police Department to ensure that
you feel safe in all of the places that you worship, work,
live and learn.
If you are one of our new neighbors, welcome! If you
are a longtime member of our community, thank you
for your continued partnership as we all work together
to maintain a safe, vibrant city.
Our Police Department is here for you. ■
Irvine Police Department
“Welcome Message”
Video Playlist
Scan this QR Code to watch a short video
presented by the Irvine Police Department,
explaining who we are and what we do in
our community.
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News Briefs
■ PROGRAMS
U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon
Special Olympics
Opens Games
in July in L.A.
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■ EVENTS
Solar Decathlon
2015 Details
T
he U.S. Department of Energy
Solar Decathlon 2015 returns
to the Orange County Great Park
October 8–18. The City of Irvine
hosted the last Solar Decathlon in
2013. This year, the competition
homes will be open to visitors from
11 a.m.–7 p.m. October 8–11 and
October 15–18. For information
about the teams, including Team
Orange (comprised of students
from UC Irvine, Irvine Valley
College, Chapman University
and Saddleback College), visit
solardecathlon.gov.
To watch ICTV programming for
the upcoming Solar Decathlon as
well as highlights from 2013, when
64,000 visitors came to the free
event, go to the City’s homepage:
cityofirvine.org.
Business Luncheon
Set for June 19
he Special Olympics World
Games will be held in Los Angeles from July 25–August 2. Irvine is
a Host Town and is assigned the
Korean delegation, which includes
athletes, coaches, team staff and delegation liaisons. While in Irvine, the
delegation will train at UC Irvine;
visit the Orange County Great Park;
and picnic at Bommer Canyon.
For more information about the
Special Olympics World Games
and the Host Town program, visit
LA2015.org/host-town/irvine.
Irvine Station
T
he Chamber of Commerce will
host its annual Business Luncheon with the Mayor from 11:30 a.m.–
1:15 p.m. Friday, June 19, at Hotel Irvine. Besides the annual update, the
Chamber will have other businessrelated items on its agenda, including the Business of the Year Award.
To sign up: irvinechamber.com.
■ P U B L I C AT I O N S
Get a Snapshot
of Your City
I
rvine Snapshots is designed to
provide an overview of the broad
trends shaping our City. Find
highlights of Irvine programs and
services through brief text and illustrative graphics. Content varies
with each online publication. Go to:
cityofirvine.org.
■ T R A N S P O R TAT I O N
Catch the Angels
via Metrolink
A
n Angels Express Metrolink
service from Irvine Station
will run for weekday home games
starting at 7:05 p.m. Service started
April 2. Special prices start at $7
round-trip. Train 643 departs Irvine at 5:59 p.m. (Tustin Metrolink
Station, departs at 6:05 p.m.); Train
644 south toward Oceanside departs 30 minutes after game’s end.
More info: octa.net/angelsexpress.
T O V I E W I N S I D E I R V I N E O N L I N E , P L E A S E V I S I T C I T YO F I R V I N E . O R G / I N S I D E I R V I N E
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News Briefs
Memorial Day Events
■ E D U C AT I O N
■ CONCERTS
UCI Continues
50th Anniversary
Celebration
4th of July
Set for
Irvine High
T
his year marks the University of
California, Irvine’s 50th Anniversary as the university continues
its two-year celebration through
June 2016. Special events continue,
including a community-wide Festival of Discovery, to be held October
3 on campus. A Global Compassion Summit, with guest the Dalai
Lama, will be July 5. UCI’s 1965
inaugural class included 1,589 students and is now more than 30,000.
Number of degrees awarded each
year has grown from 14 to about
8,600. For 50th Anniversary details:
50th.uci.edu.
■ CEREMONIES
Irvine to Host
Memorial Day
T
he traditional Monday ceremony for Memorial Day,
10 a.m. May 25, will be at Colonel
Bill Barber Marine Corps Memorial Park next to the Irvine Civic
Center. Also, the City, in partnership with the Northwood
Memorial Committee, will host a
ceremony at 4 p.m. Sunday, May 24,
at Northwood Community Park.
For the Northwood Memorial
Ceremony, bring lawn chairs or
blankets for seating. For more information about these two events,
visit cityofirvine.org/specialevents
or call 949-724-6606.
T
he Irvine Police Association is
hosting its annual Concert on
the Green & Fireworks Festival
with live music, activities for children and a fireworks extravaganza.
Food will be available for purchase
at the event, beginning at 3 p.m.
July 4 at Irvine High. Admission at
the door is $15 for adults and $10
for children and seniors. Advance
ticket sales are available until July 3;
families can save $19 with a Family Pass (good for 2 adults and 4
children, advance sales only). Info:
irvinepa.org or call 949-724-0488.
Summer
in the City
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ere is information for the annual Summer Concerts and
Pacific Symphony, to be held at
Woodbridge Community Park at
5:30 p.m. (unless otherwise noted).
Admission is free; bring chairs and
a picnic or buy from convenient
food trucks:
July 12: Paperback Writer:
The Beatles Experience
July 19: Musical Playground (5:30 p.m.)
Symphony in the Cities Concert (7 p.m.)
July 26: Savor: Santana Tribute Band
August 2: King Kruk: Tribute to Elvis
August 9: Hot August Night:
Tribute to Neil Diamond
August 16: Bella Donna:
Tribute to Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks
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Great Park Report
Enjoy the Great Park Now
As construction of 688 acres continues in Irvine, take a day or a weekend trip
T
he Orange County Great Park
continues to be a community
and regional draw even as a large
part of the former base is being
developed for the future.
Here are ideas for spending quality personal and
family time at the Great Park with amenities already
in place. Keep in mind, you can go to our website,
ocgp.org, and get updated information on activities,
art exhibits, special events and farm and food programs that are ongoing. Or, visit the Visitors Center
Pavilion in person:
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South Lawn Sports + Fitness Complex
This 30-acre area that opened in September 2013 includes lighted, tournament
playing fields that are heavily used by soccer, lacrosse and other sports teams.
The Kaiser Permanente Thrive Path, a mile-long health and fitness path,
helps joggers and walkers get and keep in shape. The adjacent, 7-acre North
Lawn is multi-purpose. Sometimes it extends a lacrosse or soccer tournament.
Often, it is free-form, for a cozy day at the park.
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Farmers Market
Visit the market every Sunday from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. for fresh, locally grown
fruits and vegetables, handcrafted artisan products and more. Next door is
the Incredible Edible Farm, where food is grown in partnership with Second
Harvest Food Bank. Volunteers glean the 4.5-acre fields regularly. The goal of
300,000 pounds of food in a calendar year may be reached in 2015.
Kids Rock Playground
Located adjacent to the Visitors Center, Great Park Balloon and Great Park
Carousel, the playground is a great place for youngsters.
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The Festival Site
Used for parking today, it will be the home site of the U.S. Department of
Energy Solar Decathlon 2015 from October 8–18. Irvine is the host City for a
second time. Information: solardecathlon.gov.
Farm + Food Lab
The Farm + Food Lab is a 2-acre urban agriculture demonstration garden that
offers hands-on gardening experience and special classes for all ages. This area
is maintained by the knowledgeable and well-known University of California
Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners of Orange County.
Walkable Historical Timeline
With the help of UC Irvine historians, the timeline includes 162 significant
historical events and serves as a natural connection between the Great Park
Balloon, the Reflecting Ponds and Viewing Pier. And, while in that area, take
a ride on the Great Park Carousel and the Great Park Balloon.
Palm Court Arts Complex
This area includes the Great Park Gallery and Great Park Artists Studios.
The Palm Court serves as the Great Park’s cultural campus. Next door is the
Historic Hangar 244, a former squadron complex that is now a 10,000-squarefoot special events space.
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The Great Park Farm
The Great Park Farm is a 105-acre certified organic farm operated by Orange
County Produce, whose family member includes A.G. Kawamura, former
California Secretary of Agriculture. Find its produce at the Farmers Market.
Enjoy the Orange County Great Park as an additional 688 acres come into play over the next five years
through a public-private partnership with Five Point
Communities. Truly, the Great Park remains a vibrant
place for everyday play, enjoyment and relaxation. ■
F O R G R E AT PA R K S U M M E R A C T I V I T I E S , S E E PA G E 9 1
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proud
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Irvine Animal Care Center’s staff
and volunteers bring happiness and joy to dogs,
cats, rabbits and others yearning for a home.
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S
ome ti me s, that s e co nd
adoption — along with some
loving, tender care — is the
best medicine.
Genie’s Story
Genie is a gorgeous white and tan,
short-haired Chihuahua that originally came to the
Irvine Animal Care Center as a 6-month-old stray
named Jaime in August 2011. Genie was adopted out
but was surrendered back in the beginning of February 2015.
Then her big adventure began. She had a patella situation where her kneecap popped in and out of place.
When being examined by one of the Center’s veterinary
partners in Irvine, a more serious concern, a torn cruciate ligament in the rear left leg, was discovered.
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Surgery has fixed the torn ligament and the patella.
And she is now home…home for good: On March 12,
Tyler Heer brought her to his family in Aliso Viejo.
“One day I was on my way home and decided to stop
by the shelter,” Heer recalled. “I walked down to the
cages and she was about five or six down. She was just
kind of sitting in a corner.”
“Genie is like every animal I have met here at the
Animal Care Center,” said Dr. James Greenwood, who
was hired by the City of Irvine early in 2015 for an interim period to help navigate some troubled times and
to provide insight and advice on protocols for improvement. “They would tell me, ‘Give me a chance; adopt
me and the love I give will be the love you receive.’”
The Irvine Animal Care Center cares for more than
2,800 lost, abandoned and homeless animals every year.
Through City Council direction, City funds, donations,
full-time and part-time staff and almost 300 active volunteers, those animals are nurtured, healed, provided
enrichment as needed, and adopted to forever homes.
More than 90 percent of all animals are either adopted
from the Center or reunited with their owners.
You and Your Pet
Responsibility of having a pet
falls upon the human partner. Consider the realities
before you adopt an animal. Decision-making is important for two reasons—so that the animal lives a full
and healthy life in a loving environment and to avoid
irrational decisions that often lead to relinquishing
a pet.
Imagine your dog being comfortable on his couch on
a Thursday and surrendered to a shelter on a Friday.
Genie has found a forever home in her second adoption
from the Irvine Animal Care Center
Several programs are in place to reach that “Proud to
Adopt” moment. These include:
■ THIRD CHANCE PROGRAM: Rescues animals from overcrowded shelters that offer limited chances for adoption.
■ seniors Helping Seniors PROGRAM: Matches
those who are 62 or older who can benefit by being a pet owner with senior
cats and dogs who are needing homes.
■ ENHANCED CARE: Animals that arrive injured, neglected and needing additional medical attention are treated through the Center to become
healthy and adoptable.
■ FOSTER CARE: A number of volunteers foster animals not yet old
enough to be placed for adoption, with trainable behavior challenges, or those
recovering from medical issues.
■ ANIMAL SERVICES UNIT: The Irvine Police Department’s pro-
Before you adopt, go over these humane and practical rules:
■ Microchip OPTION: You will want to microchip your animal
through the shelter in case your pet becomes lost or stolen.
■ LICENSE: License your dog, as required by state law.
■ VACCINATIONS: Keep up with vaccinations by choosing a veterinarian, of which there are several in Irvine.
■ PREPARATION: Interact with your animal. Learn about the breed or
gram is committed to protecting people and animals and promoting humane
animal care and treatment. The unit responds promptly to calls for service.
the mix. Dogs may need to play games, be walked or be taken for a run. All
animals need attention. Pet adoption is not a one-day thing. It is rarely a passive activity.
■ Donations PROGRAM: An innovative and progressive center
■ CONSIDERATION: Be respectful of your neighbors. A barking dog
such as the Irvine Animal Care Center requires the support of volunteers and
donated funds for the many unique programs.
Who knows the frightening experiences that Genie
went through as a stray. But her story has a wonderful ending.
“What got me,” said Heer, “was that she was quiet.
There were several other people who were interested
but didn’t adopt her, probably because of that surgery.
But that didn’t stop us.
“My wife and son—we’re taking a liking to her.”
is your responsibility.
■ ENVIRONMENT: Clean up after your pet. A dirty house or yard is an
unclean environment.
■ INTERACT: Talk and learn from longtime pet parents.
■ COMMUNICATION: Share your stories and compassion while
sharing your rabbit, cat, dog or small pet, reminding visitors of the importance
of adoption.
■ COMMITMENT: Be there. Always.
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Seniors
Helping Seniors
City staff has improved the long-
standing Seniors Helping Seniors program that matches those who are 62 or older who can benefit by being
a pet owner with senior cats and dogs who are needing
homes. The age in which an animal becomes a senior
varies, but adopters can easily find the green stamp on
a kennel card for quick identification.
Sasha is a Third Chance border collie mix, adopted in April 2011
A Third Chance
Sasha has her own personal story
from the Center’s Third Chance program that rescues
animals from overcrowded shelters that offer limited
chances for adoption.
First chance is a home; second chance is an overcrowded shelter. Third Chance means an adoptive
home from the Center.
In Fiscal Year 2013–2014, the Center had 1,944
adoptions. Of those, 462 were from the Third Chance
Program—296 cats, 165 dogs and one rabbit. The program began in 2000 as Third Chance for Pets.
Sasha, a border collie mix, was an 8-week-old at an
overcrowded shelter. Sasha was in the pipeline to be
transferred to the Center as part of the Third Chance
program. An Orange County couple was wrapping up
a full day at the Home for the Holidays event and saw
Sasha’s photo. She would be arriving the next day. Did
the couple want to meet her?
Yes.
That was 4 years ago, April 2011. Sasha was soon in
her new home with another rescue, Buddy.
Sasha gets a walk or two every day and a run or two
every weekend. She is as advertised by her unique
breed—happy, highly intelligent, energetic, always
waiting for the next big adventure.
In the real world, humans are destined to get a second
chance; at the Irvine Animal Care Center, our animals
deserve a Third Chance.
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The Community Services Department has begun an
intensive communications campaign to best inform
the City’s seniors who visit the Lakeview and Rancho
Senior Centers about the benefits of being a pet partner, as well as things to consider before adopting. In
addition, the TRIPS shuttle that takes seniors to locations of their choice that range from the doctor’s office
to grocery shopping, has added the Irvine Animal Care
Center as a preferred location, as requested.
Center staff also are better prepared to explain the
program to visiting seniors which includes a very good
price: Adoption is free. ■
The Irvine Animal Care Center
Our Mission
■ Provide a safe, clean, caring and enriching environment that meets the high
standards of our community.
■ Place all adoptable animals into permanent, loving, responsible pet homes
and reunite owner-identified animals.
■ Promote human responsibility for companion animals.
Irvine Animal Care Center staff and volunteers
9th Annual
Super Pet Adoption
June 7 ■ 10 a.m.– 4 p.m.
More than 50 pet rescue groups and animal
shelters will bring more than 800 dogs, cats, rabbits and small animals for human greeting and adoption. Vendors, refreshments,
free advice, low-cost microchips and silent auction. Admission
is $1; free parking. Leashed and vaccinated dogs are welcome.
More Ways to Help
An innovative and progressive center such
as the Irvine Animal Care Center requires the support
of volunteers and donated funds for its many unique
programs.
Donations can be directed to the Center for specific
options such as Third Chance, Extended Care and
Enhanced Care. Or, they can be in the form of sponsorships—of a special event, or a kennel.
To give an example of how the donated dollar
stretches:
■ $500: covers medical expenses for an abandoned animal.
■ $20: feeds a litter of unweaned kittens for 10 days.
■ $10: provides fresh vegetables for 10 rabbits for a week.
Donations also are accepted in the form of products,
such as carriers and blankets.
The greatest donation comes from the volunteers
themselves, whose dedication and time is the equivalent
of 13 full-time positions each year.
To donate, go to the Center’s page at: irvineshelter.org
and click on the Donate button.
6443 Oak Canyon, Irvine, CA 92618
irvineshelter.org
949-724-7740
Animal Services Unit: 949-724-7092
Email: [email protected]
Open Every Day (Except Tuesdays or Holidays)
noon –7 p.m. (Weekdays) • 10 a.m.– 5 p.m. (Weekends)
T o read t h e recent J V R S h elter S trategies report on t h e C enter , visit irvines h e lter . org
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TO P 5 IDEA S F OR E X P L ORIN G IRVINE ’ S O U TDOOR S
Out In the Open
With thousands of acres to explore, the Irvine Open Space
Preserve offers summertime fun for all ages. Visitors can enjoy
the City’s permanently preserved open space, either by starting
at a trailhead or joining a scheduled program. If you would like
to explore the unique and special areas of the City of Irvine Open
Space Preserve this summer, here are five ways to get started.
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Start with
a Loop Trail
There are many types
of trails throughout the
open space—from flat,
wide paths to challenging uphill trails leading
to spectacular views. If
you’re not sure where to
start, try the Quail Hill
Loop Trail. This 2-mile
loop is open daily from
dawn to dusk, and guides
visitors along through a
cell phone audio tour.
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Enjoy
Family Time
Outdoors
In addition to summer
camps for kids, there are
many family-friendly
outdoor programs. Experience the outdoors
together by registering
for family campouts in
Bommer Canyon (Page
20), or by joining your
child on activities led by
Irvine Ranch Conservancy
naturalists. The “Canyon
Explorers” and “JOY for
Nature”monthly programs
lure children to the outdoors through activities
about wildlife, astronomy,
wildfire and habitats.
Experience
Yoga Under
a Sycamore
Tree
The Conservancy offers a
free weekly yoga program
in Bommer Canyon. The
evening activity helps you
take your fitness routine
outdoors while still avoiding the summer heat; the
peacefulness of yoga is
enhanced by the natural
surroundings.
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Go with
a Guide
Head to
the Ocean
More than 300 guided
activities are offered in
the Open Space each
year. Trained naturalists
and Conservancy staff
lead hikes, mountain bike
rides, birding tours and
more. These guided activities are perfect if you want
to explore while learning
more about nature or to
just make sure you’re on
the right track. You can
also visit the monthly
Wilderness Access Days
in Bommer Canyon, to
explore on your own with
the help of volunteers
along the trail.
Bommer Canyon gets cool
sea breezes in the summer, since it is just miles
from the Pacific Ocean. If
you’re a mountain biker
or experienced hiker, you
can travel from Bommer
Canyon to Crystal Cove
State Park along seven
miles of trails that are
open daily. Some people
have a friend drop them
off at Bommer and then
meet them at the beach,
while mountain bikers
and more advanced
hikers make the 14-mile
round trip.
For a Trail Map or More Information on the Locations and Programs available in the Irvine Open Space Preserve, visit LetsGoOutside.org/explore/iosp
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i r v i n e S P OT L IGHT
Q&A
O range Count y G reat Park
Eric Tolles
Assistant City Manager,
Orange County Great Park
E
ric Tolles switched from Director of Community Development
to his new position in January, where he now coordinates the
development and operations of the Great Park. He also previously
served the City as Chief Building Official as well as in other capacities.
A City employee since 1985, his education and background are in
engineering and he is a licensed Civil and Structural Engineer.
Q: How would you define the Great Park in 2015?
A: It is an active park offering a wide variety of recreational, cultural,
educational and entertainment amenities and programs enjoyed by
thousands of visitors each week. It is also a great place for just relaxing.
Other parts of the Great Park are active construction areas, making
way for a 688-acre expansion.
Q: Please explain a little more about the 688 acres.
A: Over the five-year phased construction period, 688 acres of the
Great Park will be developed to include: a sports park supporting
soccer, baseball, softball, tennis, volleyball, basketball and multi-use
field sports; landscaped passive park areas with paths, trails and children’s play areas; a golf course and clubhouse; an agricultural legacy
area; and a wildlife corridor to connect coastal and inland wildlife
habitats. Construction began in 2014 with the demolition of runways
and site preparation in the first phase area.
Q: Please explain to the community how the former base is split between public and private ownership.
A: All property transferred to the City of Irvine for use as the
Orange County Great Park was dedicated, and remains dedicated,
for public park related uses. Heritage Fields Great Park Neighborhoods is the name given to the private development on private
property adjoining the Great Park. The former Marine Corps Air
Station El Toro base property was purchased by privately owned
Heritage Fields El Toro, LLC (Heritage Fields) from the United States government in 2005 with the exception of former base
property retained by the federal government. Land for the Orange
County Great Park was then transferred from private Heritage
Fields ownership to public City ownership. Home construction
such as the Pavilion Park development and commercial construction such as the new headquarters for Broadcom Corporation only
occur on the private property retained by Heritage Fields that was
not transferred for public uses. ■
Assistant City Manager, Orange County
Great Park, Eric Tolles, coordinates the
development and operations of the Great Park.
“All property transferred
to the City of Irvine for use
as the Orange County
Great Park was dedicated,
and remains dedicated,
for public park related uses.”
— Eric Tolles
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Irvine Resources
■ C H I L D R E N , Y O U T H
Middle School
Program and Youth
Action Team
& FA M I L I E S
FOR Families
1 Civic Center Plaza
949-724-6650
cityofirvine.org/forfamilies
P
rovides free information and
short-term support to individuals, couples and families living in
Irvine. Services include confidential consultations, problem solving
and resource linkage and referrals
for ongoing support. Areas include
relationship difficulties, parenting,
financial/legal matters, family violence, substance abuse, depression
and stress, and community education programs.
Irvine Children’s
Health Program
949-724-6645
[email protected]
chioc.org
H
elps income-eligible
families access
quality and affordable health care
for their children.
High School
Youth Action Team
14301 Yale Avenue
949-724-6739
hsyat.org
E
nables high school students
to participate in developing
and implementing services for
their peers with a focus on youth
leadership, community service
and social-recreational activities.
Current events are posted on
facebook.com/irvineHSYAT.
Child Resource
Center and Child
Care Coordination
14341 Yale Avenue
949-724-6721
949-724-6632
irvinechildcare.org
C
hild Care Coordination is located in the Child Resource
Center and provides resources and
referrals for parents seeking quality
and affordable child care in Irvine.
The Center provides a memberbased lending library on child development, parenting, curriculum
and child care administration. Also
available are family child care business books, DVDs, training materials, CDs and educational toys and
lamination/die cut machines.
14301 Yale Avenue
949-724-6744
irvinemsp.org
E
ngages youth in positive socialrecreational activities during
non-school hours. In cooperation
with the school district, teens
develop and implement activities
focusing on community service,
personal skill development and
recreation. Page 61.
■ C O M M U N I T Y O U T R E A C H
PROGRAMS
Irvine Youth
Employment
Services
14351 Yale Avenue
949-724-6741
irvineyouthemployment.com
P
rovides free, local job search
assistance for teens and young
adults ages 16-25. After attending
one of the free weekly Youth Employment Workshops (see Page
61), participants can participate in
mock interviews, receive resume
assistance and job leads.
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Irvine Gives
949-724-6600
cityofirvine.org/irvinegives
■ D I S A B I L I T Y
& SENIOR SERVICES
6427 Oak Canyon
949-724-7433
cityofirvine.org/trips
C
omprehensive online resource,
organized by subject area, to
find giving opportunities to city
programs and local charitable organizations.
P
Al & Dorothy
Keen Center
for Senior Resources
20 Lake Road
949-724-6926
irvineseniors.org
L
Environmental
Programs
949-724-7449
cityofirvine.us
P
rovides Irvine residents and
businesses with tips and resources to promote eco-living.
Topics include recycling, hazardous waste disposal, energy and
more. For easy tips and tools to
save resources and reduce costs
visit cityofirvine.us.
Financial Literacy
14351 Yale Avenue
949-724-6611
P
rograms promote economic
wellbeing through free financial literacy courses available to
residents of all ages. Page 64.
TRIPS
ocated in Lakeview Senior
Center, the Keen Center provides older adults with information on healthcare, assistance
programs, support groups, care
management, health insurance,
social security, safety, finances,
alternative living, transportation,
in-home care and Irvine Meals on
Wheels services. Language translators available by appointment.
Irvine Meals
on Wheels
20 Lake Road
949-724-6910
cityofirvine.org/MOW
Provides nutritious meals delivered to qualifying homebound
Irvine senior residents each weekday by caring volunteers. Available
on a donation basis (suggested
donation $5 per day) no qualifying senior is turned away based on
inability to pay.
rovides low-cost, door-to-door
transportation service for adults
18 and older who are unable to
drive due to a permanent physical and/or cognitive disability.
Registration and eligibility required. Call for availability and
an application.
Disability
Services
949-724-6637
cityofirvine.org/ds
P
rovides social recreational programs, support services and
advocacy for persons with disabilities, their families, caregivers
and providers who live or work
in Irvine. Services include social
events, access reporting, sensitivity
training, resources and referrals,
inclusion and accommodation support. Page 90.
■ V O L U N T E E R
OPPORTUNITIES
i Volunteer
949-724-6682
cityofirvine.org/volunteer
S
elf-serve/self-help website designed to connect residents with
Irvine-based community organizations seeking volunteers. The onestop format enables organizations
to post online requests that volunteers can easily access.
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Activity Guide
A complete listing of programs and services offered through the Community Services Department
Many of the featured programs and activities are part of the City’s Healthy City Healthy Planet initiative.
W
ith more than 100
t it les to cho os e
from, families can find the
perfect summer camp to
satisfy everyone’s interest.
See pages 48-59.
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Swim
Lessons
Special
Events
r v i ne of fe r s L e a r n to
Swim programs for ages 6
months to adult. Classes are
25 or 40 minutes, weekdays
and on Saturdays. Classes
fill fast; register early. See
Pages 76-81.
ummer evenings are the
perfect time to enjoy a
variety of outdoor movies
and concerts with family,
friends and neighbors. See
Pages 17-19.
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106
Pets
Registration
rvine offers popular courses
on dog manners, dog
obedience and puppy kindergarten. Ready for a new
family member? More than
500 animals are available
for adoption at the Super
Pet Adopt ion event. See
Page 95.
e g i s t e r on l i ne at
irvinequickreg.org, by
phone at 949-724-6610 or
stop by one of the many community centers for assistance
(map on Pages 104-105). Registration information on Pages
106-107. Registration for summer classes begins May 11.
The fall edition of Inside
Irvine will be mailed the
week of August 5.
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June 6
FREE Studio Arts Festival
9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Irvine Fine Arts Center
Memorial Day Ceremonies
May 24
FREE Memorial Day Ceremony
The Irvine Fine Arts Center will host the 21st annual
Studio Arts Festival showcasing the creative talent of more
than 100 Southern California artists. Purchase original
works of art including ceramics, sculpture, jewelry, painting, photography, fiber and glass. Admission and parking
is free. For more information, visit irvinefinearts.org or
call 949-724-6880.
4 p.m.
Northwood Community Park
The community is invited to honor our nation’s fallen
and pay special homage to local service members, both
at home and abroad. The Sunday ceremony, in partnership with the Northwood Memorial committee, will take
place at the Northwood Gratitude and Honor Memorial
and will feature presentations by Gold Star families. Please
bring lawn chairs or a blanket for seating.
May 25
FREE Memorial Day Ceremony
10 a.m.
Col. Bill Barber Marine Corps. Memorial Park
The Monday ceremony is the traditional City ceremony in
the Formal Garden where guests will have the opportunity
to honor a family member or friend who has died in the
line of duty by writing down a brief remembrance to be
posted on a memory board at the event. Cards will also
be available for well-wishers to send a message of appreciation and support to members of Irvine’s adopted 2/11
Marine Battalion. For more information about these two
events, please visit cityofirvine.org/specialevents or call
949-724-6606.
June 5–July 25
FREE Movie on the Lawn
Flashback Fridays: June 5, 12, 19, 26 & July 10
Blockbuster Saturdays: June 6, 13, 20, 27
July 11, 18 & 25
Movies begin at Dusk
Join us for a classic or family blockbuster favorite movie on
the outdoor big screen. Bring low-back chairs, blankets and
a picnic or purchase items from the food trucks or snack
bar. Movies are weather permitting and admission is free.
For more information, visit ocgp.org.
Orange County Super Pet Adoption Event
June 7
Orange County
Super Pet Adoption Event
10 a.m.–4 p.m.
Irvine Animal Care Center
This 9th annual event features more than 800 homeless
dogs, cats and rabbits for adoption and includes a silent
auction, opportunity drawing, low-cost microchipping
and free advice from veterinarians and dog trainers. Admission is $1. For more information, visit irvineshelter.org
call or 949-724-7740.
June 13
D.A.R.E. Movie Night
6–10 p.m.
Heritage Community Park
Come on out for this D.A.R.E. sponsored event and enjoy
Paddington on the outdoor movie screen in Heritage Park.
The Irvine Police Department and OCFA will bring lots of
cool vehicles to check out. This family event starts at 6 p.m.
and includes bounce houses, a snack bar and field games
provided by the Mobile Recreation Program. The movie
begins at dusk. Bring lawn chairs or blankets. All ages welcome. For more information, call 949-724-7252.
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June 19
Business Lunch with the Mayor
11:30 a.m.–1 p.m.
Hotel Irvine
The annual Chamber of Commerce Business meeting with
the Mayor will be held on Friday, June 19 at Hotel Irvine.
The Mayor’s keynote address will focus on the business
community, development initiatives and the job market
within Irvine. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit irvinechamber.com. A recording of the event
will also be available at cityofirvine.org the following day.
July 4
Concert on the Green
& Fireworks Festival
Gates Open: 3 p.m.
Irvine High School Stadium
The Irvine Police Association is hosting its 31st annual
Concert on the Green & Fireworks Festival featuring live
music, activities for children and a fireworks extravaganza. Food will be available for purchase at the event.
Admission at the door is $15/adults (14 & older) and
$10/children and seniors. Advanced ticket sales available
until July 3; families can save up to $25 with a Family Pass
(good for 2 adults and 4 children-advance sales only). For
more information about the event or advance ticket sales,
please visit irvinepa.org or call 949-724-0488.
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Senior Fitness Expo
June 26
FREE Senior Fitness Expo
9 a.m.–noon
Rancho Senior Center
Take control of your health and fitness! This free event
will include health screenings, nutrition information,
presentations, demonstrations and a wide variety of the
latest health and fitness products. For more information,
call 949-724-6908 or visit irvineseniors.org. Interested
exhibitors, please call 949-724-6817.
June 27
FREE Communications Field Day
Noon–5 p.m.
Bommer Canyon Community Park
Bring the family and a picnic lunch for fun and an educational experience at beautiful Bommer Canyon. This free
event, presented by Irvine Disaster Emergency Communications (IDEC) volunteers, includes emergency vehicle
tours, emergency preparedness demonstrations, volunteer opportunities and amateur radio presentations. You
can join us and talk directly with other amateurs around
the world. For more information, visit n6ipd.org or email
[email protected].
Inside Irvine
Summer 2015
“Come Create with Me: I’m Paul Frank!”
July 11
“Come Create with Me:
I’m Paul Frank!”
10 a.m.–noon & 2–4 p.m.
Grab your friends and join iconic designer Paul Frank in
the studio for a hands-on creative workshop. The event
marks 20 years of Paul creating art and fashion that has
helped define popular culture. Spend the day designing
with Paul and then take home your own unique creation,
along with a special limited edition print designed specifically for the event. All ages welcome. Participants under
age 6 must be registered and accompanied by an adult.
Registration required; fee is $39 per person. Enroll in
course #156069 (10 a.m. class) or #156070 (2 p.m. class)
at irvinequickreg.org.
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2015
July 12, 26, August 2, 9 & 16
FREE Sizzlin’ Summer
Concerts
5:30–7:30 p.m.
Mike Ward Community Park–Woodbridge
July 12: Paperback Writer: The Beatles Experience
July 26: Savor: Santana Tribute
August 2: King Kruk: Elvis Tribute
August 9: Hot August Night: Neil Diamond Tribute
August 16: Bella Donna: A tribute to Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks
Grab your lawn chairs, picnic baskets and dancing shoes
and come on down to Mike Ward Community ParkWoodbridge for a fun-filled evening. Gourmet food
trucks will be onsite with a portion of the proceeds
benefitting the Irvine 2/11 Marine Adoption Committee and other Irvine nonprofit organizations. For more
information, visit cityofirvine.org/specialevents or call
949-724-6606.
Call for Vendors,
Performers
and Exhibitors
July 19
FREE Pacific Symphony
in the Cities
Applications are now being accepted for the
14th annual Irvine Global Village Festival
taking place on Saturday, September 26 from
10 a.m.-6 p.m. at Bill Barber Park.
Musical Playground: 5:30 p.m.
Concert: 7 p.m.
Recognized as one of the best cultural festivals
in Orange County, this one day event features
live performances, international cuisine, a
Kids Village with crafts and activities, cultural
and religious exhibits and an international
marketplace.
Enjoy a free outdoor concert featuring the Pacific Symphony, led by Music Director Carl St.Clair. A Musical Playground, with interactive activities for children, takes place
at 5:30 p.m. and includes making an instrument, playing a
drum, meeting a musician, plus a conducting clinic with
Maestro St.Clair. Bring low back chairs, blankets, a picnic
or purchase treats from one of the gourmet food trucks on
site. For more information, call 949-724-6606.
Don’t miss this opportunity to showcase your
business or organization to thousands of
potential customers. More than 20,000 people
attended the 2014 event.
July 22
Celebration Parade
FREE
for Korean
Special Olympic Athletes
Applications are reviewed on a first-come,
first-served basis. The application process
closes August 1 or when a category fills.
Sponsorship Opportunities
1:15 p.m.
Irvine Spectrum Center
A variety of sponsorship levels, which can
include pre-event marketing opportunities for
your business or organization, are still available.
For additional sponsorship information, call
949-724-6392 or visit irvinefestival.org.
The City of Irvine is pleased to welcome a delegation of
Special Olympic athletes from Korea. Come out and show
your support as the athletes march in a celebration parade
on Wednesday, July 22 at 1:15 p.m. at the Irvine Spectrum
Center. The athletes will be staying and training at UCI
from July 21-24 in preparation for the Special Olympics
World Games Los Angeles 2015. To support the Irvine
Host Town program, visit LA2015.org/host-town/Irvine.
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Family Ac tivities
FREE
Old Town Irvine Tour
Step back in time to explore the rich history of Irvine
and the Irvine family. This docent-led walking tour reveals what life was like in Old Town Irvine in the early
1900s with site tours of what was once the bean granary,
boarding house, blacksmith shop and more. Meet in the
La Quinta hotel lobby in Old Town Irvine (Sand Canyon
and Burt Road).
Su
Su
Su
Su
FREE
Jun 14
Jul 12
Aug 9
Sep 13
12pm–2pm
12pm–2pm
12pm–2pm
12pm–2pm
OTI
OTI
OTI
OTI
Free
Free
Free
Free
#152451
#155220
#155221
#155222
Family Fun at the Museum
Irvine Historical Museum
Go back in time to learn about what Irvine was like and
how people lived before becoming a city in 1971. Irvine
Historical Society docents share the past through crafts
and stories in these free programs. Parent participation
required. Program is free but space is limited; registration
required for each family member. Supply fee: $5 for each
craft. Ages 5+.
Fish
Art
Seashell
frames
Indian
Sand
Painting
Weaving
Su
Su
Su
Su
Jun 28
Jul 26
Aug 23
Sep 27
2pm–3pm
2pm–3pm
2pm–3pm
2pm–3pm
IHM
IHM
IHM
IHM
Free
Free
Free
Free
#152449
#155217
#155218
#155219
Moonlit Marshmallows
Make a warm and gooey s’more by the campfire. Each session is one hour. Bring a flashlight and dress warm. All
ages welcome. Fee is per person; adults must accompany
children under 18.
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
Jun 5
Jun 5
Jul 10
Jul 10
Aug 7
Aug 7
Sep 4
Sep 4
6:30pm–7:30pm
7:30pm–8:30pm
6:30pm–7:30pm
7:30pm–8:30pm
6:30pm–7:30pm
7:30pm–8:30pm
6:30pm–7:30pm
7:30pm–8:30pm
TRNC
TRNC
TRNC
TRNC
TRNC
TRNC
TRNC
TRNC
$3/person
$3/person
$3/person
$3/person
$3/person
$3/person
$3/person
$3/person
#151744
#151745
#154190
#154191
#154192
#154193
#154194
#154195
Bommer Canyon Campout
Escape into Irvine’s wilderness for a rustic camping adventure in Bommer Canyon. Bring your camping gear
and food to cook on the grill (food not provided). Activities include nature walks, slide presentation, campfire
songs and stories. Adult must accompany children under
18. More info: 949-724-6738. Fee is per person. Ages 2+.
Sa–Su May 23–24 3pm–11am
Sa–Su Sep 5–6
3pm–11am
Painting at the Irvine Fine Arts Center
Family Art Time
Parents and children experiment with different media
including drawing, painting, clay, printmaking and more
with guidance from an art instructor. Parent must enroll
and participate with enrolled child. Ages 5+.
Clay
Painting
Clay
Painting
Printmaking
Drawing
Clay
Painting
Printmaking
Inside Irvine
Sa Jun 13 10am–11:30am IFAC $8 #152055
Sa Jun 20 10am–11:30am IFAC $8 #152056
Sa Jul 18 10am–11:30am IFAC $8 #155811
Sa Aug 15 10am–11:30am IFAC $8 #155812
Sa Aug 29 10am–11:30am IFAC $8 #155813
Sa Sep 5 10am–11:30am IFAC $8 #155814
SaSep 1210am–11:30amIFAC$8#155815
SaSep 1910am–11:30amIFAC$8#155816
SaSep 2610am–11:30amIFAC$8#155817
Summer 2015
BCCP
BCCP
$15/person #152446
$15/person #155548
Bommer Canyon
Family Campout!
Gather the family, a tent, sleeping bags, overnight gear
and we’ll take care of the rest! This camping experience in
the mystic Bommer Canyon Cattle Camp includes a BBQ
dinner, a light breakfast, hikes, games, crafts, campfire
fun and more! Adult must accompany children under 18.
More info: 949-724-6738. Fee is per person. Ages 2+.
Sa–Su Jul 25–26
4pm–10am
BCCP
$25/person #146366
Evening Campfire
at Bommer Canyon
Spend an evening with friends and family singing songs,
storytelling and making s’mores. All ages welcome. Adults
must accompany children under 18.
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Norton Simon Museum
Art Excursion:
Norton Simon Museum
Spend the day visiting Pasadena’s most notable center for
art, the Norton Simon Museum, home to master works
by Van Gogh, Monet, Degas and Picasso. On exhibit,
‘Tete-a-tete: Three Masterpieces from the Musee d’Orsay.’
Includes motor coach transportation and museum admission; lunch at participant’s expense. IFAC Member: $40.
Sa
Jun 20
10am–5pm
IFAC
$45 #155830
Art Excursion: Los Angeles County
Museum of Art
Explore the complex that is the Los Angeles County
Museum of Art independently and delve into the work of
your favorite artists. On exhibit, “50 for 50: Gifts on the
Occasion of LACMA’s Anniversary” and “Four Allegories
by Veronese.” Fee includes motor coach transportation and
admission; lunch at participant's expense. IFAC Member:
$40. Ages 18+.
Sa
Aug 29
9:30am–5pm
IFAC
$45 #156193
Senior Excursion: Angels Baseball
Come cheer on the defending American League West
Division champions with an afternoon game at Angel
Stadium against the Houston Astros. Tickets include a
shaded terrace-box seat (section 203,) round trip fare on
the Metrolink and voucher for a soda and hot dog at the
game. Seats will go fast, sign-up today! Meet at the Irvine
Metrolink Station at 15215 Barranca Parkway. More info:
949-724-6808. Ages 50+.
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Jun 24
11am–5pm
RSC
Celebrating Irvine’s diverse
cultural heritage
May 16th from 10 am to 6 pm
1 Civic Center Plaza, Irvine
Free entry. Off-site parking with free
shuttle service at 3377 Michelson Dr.,
Irvine. Get a raffle ticket for parking
off-site. For parking, shuttle,
and event information, visit us at
www.irvinekoreanfestival.com.
Games | Food | Exhibition | Art
Performances | Face painting
Balloon artists | Give-aways | Raffles
$30 #156169
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Cupcake Kids
Make crafts, delicious desserts, decorate cakes, cookies and
cupcakes with your child. Parent participation required.
Ages 3-5.
Tu
Aug 11–Sep 1 10:30am–11:30am NCP
$40 #155187
Kid Cooks
Does your child like to help
in the kitchen? Children
will learn how to safely
work in the kitchen and
properly use tools. We will
make pizza, soft pretzels
and many other items from
scratch. Parent participation required. Ages 3-5.
W
Tu
Jul 15–Aug 5
Aug 4–25
11am–12pm
3:15pm–4:15pm
NCP
DCP
$40 #155178
$40 #154037
Let’s Make Dough!
Toss it, pat it or bake it! Join us while we create fun projects with dough. Parent participation required. Ages 3-5.
Th
Aug 6–27
3:15pm–4:15pm
DCP
$40 #154038
Creative Crafts & Play
Paint, build, play and more! We provide the supplies, you
provide the creativity in self-directed activities. Crafts can
be messy; wear appropriate clothing. Parent participation
required. Ages 2-7.
Jun 20 Jul 18 Aug 15
Sep 19 Create art with fingers, feet, mud and suds! Enjoy crafty
fun using a variety of exciting objects. Child’s artwork will
be assembled into a keepsake. New projects each month.
More info: [email protected]. Parent participation required. Inst: Ms. Shannon. Supply fee: $20.
Ages 1-5.
Th
Th
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Th
Th
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NEW
11am–3pm
11am–3pm
11am–3pm
11am–3pm
Th
Sep 3–24
3:15pm–4:15pm
TRNC
TRNC
TRNC
TRNC
$3
$3
$3
$3
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DCP
#151264
#151265
#154714
#154715
#154716
#154717
#154718
#154719
$35 #154040
#151748
#154196
#154197
#154198
3:15pm–4:15pm
10am–11am
DCP
NCP
Jun 12
9:30am–10:30am TRCP
Aug 12–Sep 2 10am–11am
NCP
Aug 14–28
1pm–2pm
UCP
T
10:30am–11:30am LLCP
$9 #151736
$35 #155190
$35 #155677
Tiny Turtles & Lil’ Llamas
iny Turtles and Lil’ Llamas are one-day only courses,
which allow you to sample a variety of programs.
Fine Arts Classes
$35 #154036
$35 #155201
Fine arts
classes
for young
children
are listed
on Page 82.
Dress for mess and we’ll supply the rest! The fun is all
here; pudding painting, shaving cream art, hand/foot
prints, bubble stations and more. Parent participation required. Ages 3-5.
Sep 1
$44
$44
$55
$55
$44
$44
$44
$44
Soaring through the Seasons
Messy Play
Tu
HPCC
HPCC
HPCC
HPCC
HPCC
HPCC
HPCC
HPCC
Each week, we’ll introduce an exciting and fascinating
mode of transportation. Join us for stories and crafts designed to delight and educate your child. Parent participation required. Ages 3-5.
Paint with anything from spaghetti noodles to marbles.
Let your child be creative and get messy without having a
mess at home. Wear appropriate clothing. Parent participation required. Ages 3-5.
Jul 9–30
Aug 10–31
9:30am–10:15am
10:30am–11:15am
9:30am–10:15am
10:30am–11:15am
9:30am–10:15am
10:30am–11:15am
9:30am–10:15am
10:30am-11:15am
Come soar through fall, winter, spring and summer. In
this class your child will experience the seasons and all
their glorious changes through crafts and activities. Parent
participation required. Ages 3-5.
Creative Painting
Th
M
Jun 4–25
Jun 4–25
Jul 2–30
Jul 2–30
Aug 6–27
Aug 6–27
Sep 3–24
Sep 3–24
Trucks, Trains, Boats & Planes
Cr afts
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Messy,
Muddy
Hands
& Toes
EARLY CHILDHOOD
Cooking
a CTIVITY GUIDE
$9 #155233
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Dance, Music & Dr ama
Jump, Shout,
Get Your Wiggles Out!
Active toddlers explore the world of music through
various music styles and use instruments, ribbons,
parachutes and gymnastics equipment. More info:
[email protected]. Parent participation
required. Inst: Ms. Shannon. Ages 1-3.
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
Jun 2–30
Jul 7–28
Aug 4–25
Sep 1–29
11am–12pm
11am–12pm
11am–12pm
11am–12pm
HPCC
HPCC
HPCC
HPCC
$61
$49
$49
$61
#151259
#154738
#154739
#154740
Jumping Jacks & Jills
Help develop motor and social skills through lively music, singing, dancing, imaginative play, tunnels, balls and
instrumental jam sessions. Parent participation required.
Inst: Miracles in Motion. Ages 1.5-4.5. *No class 7/22.
W
Jul 8–Aug 5*
10am–10:50am
NCP
$39 #154543
Kids Love Music: Baby Class
Musical bonding time for you and your baby! Learn
lap songs, peek-a-boo songs and active chants. Explore
rhythm and sound with shakers and drums. Your baby
gains motor skills, building blocks for tonal memory,
cognitive development—and fun with you! Please bring
a baby blanket. Class content changes each session. More
info: [email protected]. Adult participation required.
Inst: Karen Greeno. Optional supply fee: $20. Ages 4-14
mos. (not walking). *No class 7/21.
Tu
Sa
Tu
F
Jun 30–Aug 4*
Jul 11–Aug 8
Aug 18–Sep 8
Aug 14–Sep 11
2:45pm–3:15pm
11am–11:30am
2:45pm–3:15pm
11am–11:30am
NCP
WBCP
NCP
SSNP
$65
$65
$52
$65
#154554
#154555
#154556
#154566
Kids Love Music:
Toddler Class
A good class for first-timers!
Together we sing, dance and
play rhythm instruments! Explore making music with drums
and pentatonic xylophones
and glockenspiels. Your child gains tonal memory, motor
skills, cognitive development and fun with you! We keep
you and your toddler active and engaged in this shortened
version of the Kids Love Music class! Class content changes each session. More info: [email protected]. Adult
participation required. Inst: Karen Greeno. Optional supply fee: $20. Ages 1-2. *No class 7/21.
Tu
Sa
Tu
F
24
Jun 30–Aug 4*
Jul 11–Aug 8
Aug 18–Sep 8
Aug 14–Sep 11
Inside Irvine
3:30pm–4pm
9:15am–9:45am
3:30pm–4pm
9:15am–9:45am
Summer 2015
NCP
WBCP
NCP
SSNP
$65
$65
$52
$65
Kids Love Music
Come sing, dance and play together with animal puppets and rhythm instruments! Explore making music
with drums and pentatonic xylophones and glockenspiels! Your child gains tonal memory, motor skills, cognitive development—and has a fun bonding time with
you! Class content changes each session. More info:
[email protected]. Adult participation required.
Inst: Karen Greeno. Optional supply fee: $20. Ages 1-4.
*No class 7/21.
Tu
Tu
Sa
Tu
Tu
F
Jun 30–Aug 4*
Jun 30–Aug 4*
Jul 11–Aug 8
Aug 18–Sep 8
Aug 18–Sep 8
Aug 14–Sep 11
4:15pm–5pm
5:15pm–6pm
10am–10:45am
4:15pm–5pm
5:15pm–6pm
10am–10:45am
NCP
NCP
WBCP
NCP
NCP
SSNP
$65
$65
$65
$52
$52
$65
#154560
#154561
#154562
#154563
#154564
#154567
South Coast Music Together
Experience the acclaimed and international researchbased music and movement program for infants, toddlers
and the adults who love them. Classes flow with songs,
dance and instrumental jam sessions in a spirit of warmth
and community. More info: [email protected].
Parent participation required. Inst: South Coast Music Together. Curriculum fee: $40. Infant siblings under
9 months may register for free as space permits. Call
949-724-6611 to reserve the free spot. Ages birth-4yrs.
*No class 6/29, 6/30, 7/4.
M
M
Tu
Tu
Sa
Sa
Jun 22–Aug 31* 9:15am–10am
Jun 22–Aug 31* 10:15am–11am
Jun 23–Sep 1* 9:15am–10am
Jun 23–Sep 1* 10:15am–11am
Jun 27–Sep 5* 9:15am–10am
Jun 27–Sep 5* 10:15am–11am
TRCP
TRCP
TRCP
TRCP
TRCP
TRCP
$185
$185
$185
$185
$185
$185
#154653
#154654
#154655
#154656
#154657
#154658
Tappin’ & Tumblin’
Dance, sing and tumble with your little ones. Expand
your child’s experience and interest in music, dance and
gymnastics through movement and various apparatuses.
More info: [email protected]. Parent participation required. Inst: Ms. Shannon. Ages 2-3.5
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
Jun 2–30
Jul 7–28
Aug 4–25
Sep 1–29
HPCC
HPCC
HPCC
HPCC
$61
$49
$49
$61
Martial Art Classes
Martial art classes
can increase focus,
self-confidence
and physical fitness.
See Pages 36 and 38
for more options.
#154557
#154558
#154559
#154565
10am–10:45am
10am–10:45am
10am–10:45am
10am–10:45am
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#154736
#154737
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a CTIVITY GUIDE
Dance Play
Dance Technique
These introductory classes are for those new to dance
or movement and incorporate dance technique with
creative movement, fun and imaginative play. Classes
promote rhythm, coordination, listening, gross motor
skills and articulation. View full course descriptions at
irvinequickreg.org. *No class 7/3, 7/4.
These classes are more technique and disciplined
based, allowing dancers to learn the art of their chosen dance genre. Dancers can track their improvement
and learning through our full progression of ballet,
hip hop, jazz or tap levels. Group performance, showmanship and strength/flexibility training are also explored in these classes. View full course descriptions at
irvinequickreg.org. *No class 7/3, 7/4.
Butterfly Ballerinas
Ages 3–6 Sa Jun 27–Aug 29* 9:50am–10:35am NCP $124 #154894
Ages 3–6 W Jul 1–Aug 26 3:30pm–4:15pm UCP $124 #154892
Ages 3–6 Th Jul 2–Aug 27 3:30pm–4:15pm UCP $124 #154893
Hip Hop & Tumble
Ages 3–6 Tu Jul 7–Sep 1
5:10pm–5:55pm CCP $124#154904
Princess Ballet
Supply fee: $10.
Ages 3–5
Ages 3–6
Ages 3–5
Ages 3–5
Ages 3–5
F Jun 26–Aug 28* 3:30pm–4:15pm UCP $124 #154924
Sa Jun 27–Aug 29* 9am–9:45am
CCP $124 #154920
M Jul 6–Aug 31 10:45am–11:30amCCP $124 #154923
Tu Jul 7–Sep 1
3:30pm–4:15pm CCP $124 #155250
Tu Jul 7–Sep 1
4:20pm–5:05pm UCP $124 #154921
Sing Along & Dance Fun
Supply fee: $10.
Ages 3–6 W Jul 1–Aug 26
3:30pm–4:15pm CCP $124 #154925
Superhero Hip Hop & Creative Movement
Ages 3–6 F Jun 26–Aug 28* 4:20pm–5:05pm UCP $124 #154929
Ballet & Tap Combo
Ages 3–5 F
Ages 3–6 Sa
Ages 3–6 Sa
Ages 3–5 Th
Ages 3–5 M
Ages 3–5 M
Jun 26–Aug 28* 3:30pm–4:15pm CCP $124 #154875
Jun 27–Aug 29* 9:50am–10:35am CCP $124 #154869
Jun 27–Aug 29* 10:45am–11:30amNCP $124 #154870
Jul 2–Aug 27 4:20pm–5:05pm UCP $124 #154874
Jul 6–Aug 31 9:50am–10:35am CCP $124 #154872
Jul 6–Aug 31 3:30pm–4:15pm CCP $124 #154873
Ballet, Jazz & Tap Combo
Ages 3–6 Sa Jun 27–Aug 29* 10:45am–11:30amUCP $124 #154877
Ages 4–6 W Jul 1–Aug 26 4:20pm–5:05pm CCP $124 #154878
Ballet, Jazz & Tumbling Combo Class
Ages 3–6 Th Jul 2–Aug 27
2:30pm–3:15pm UCP $124 #154880
10:45am–11:30amUCP $124 #154881
4:20pm–5:05pm CCP $124 #155251
Tots & Tutus Ballet
Ages 3–6 Sa Jun 27–Aug 29* 10:40am–11:25amCCP $124 #154930
9:50am–10:35am UCP $124 #154931
Parent & Me
Parent participation required
All-In-One Dance
Ages 1.5–3
NEW
Experience a different genre of dance each week including ballet, jazz, hip hop, tumbling, stretches and creative
movement, providing a proper foundation for future
dance classes. These basic movements can improve spatial awareness, body control and balance. Suitable for
boys and girls.
Ages 1.5–3 Sa Jun 27–Aug 29*9:50am–10:35am UCP $124 #154908
Ages 1.5–3 W Jul 1–Aug 26 10am–10:45am CCP $124 #154910
Ages 1.5–3 Tu Jul 7–Sep 1
10:45am–11:30amUCP $124 #154909
Ages 1.5–3 Sa Jun 27–Aug 29*9am–9:45am
NCP $124 #154913
Ages 1.5–3 W Jul 1–Aug 26 11am–11:45am CCP $124 #154912
Ages 1.5–3 Th Jul 2–Aug 27 9:50am–10:35am UCP $124 #154911
Tots & Tutus Ballet
Imaginations soar with props, songs,
rhythm, movement and play. Through
ballet and jazz basics, children develop gross motor skills and creativity.
Ballet shoes required.
Fundamentals of ballet and creative movement to fairy
tale music with princess tutus, props, story time and princess crafts. Supply fee $10.
9am–9:45am
9am–9:45am
CCP $124 #154916
UCP $124 #154915
Motor Skills and More
Set to favorite tunes, children use props, parachutes, bean
bags and more to get their wiggles out. These beginning
movement activities promote balance, muscle tone, coordination and motor skills.
Princess Ballet & Play
Ages 1.5–3 W Jul 1–Aug 26
Ages 1.5–3 Tu Jul 7–Sep 1
*No Class 7/4
EARLY CHILDHOOD
OC Dance Produc tions
Ages 1.5–3 Sa Jun 27–Aug 29*9am–9:45am
Ages 1.5–3 M Jul 6–Aug 31 9am–9:45am
UCP $124 #154918
CCP $124 #154917
These Classes are offered by OC Dance Productions Instructors.
More Info: [email protected] or 714-389-1933.
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Educational
NEW
More Choices!
Junior Marine Engineering I
Explore the concepts of marine engineering, mechanics
and designs to discover why things float, how to harness
the power of water and more. Hands-on activities promote natural curiosity into the under-water world. More
info: [email protected] or 714-485-5437. Inst:
Engineering for Kids. Supply fee: $25. Ages 4-6.
Sa
Jul 11–Aug 1
1pm–3pm
NCP
$125 #155209
NEW Junior Mechanical
Engineering I
Young engineers are introduced to fundamental concepts of energy, materials and movement to explore
and construct their own roller coasters, catapults, cars
and more. More info: [email protected] or
714-485-5437. Inst: Engineering for Kids. Supply fee: $25.
Ages 4-6.
Sa
Aug 15–Sep 5 1pm–3pm
NCP
$125 #155210
Learn while having fun! By using a variety of tools and
techniques including songs, animals, fruits, colors and
games, children and parent teams interact to easily learn
Chinese together. More info: 949-559-6868 ext. 572. Parent participation required. Supply fee: $10. Ages 2.5-5.
*No class 9/5.
Jul 11–Sep 26* 9:10am–9:55am SCCCA $165 #154932
Jul 11–Sep 26* 10am–10:45am SCCCA $165 #154933
Jul 11–Sep 26* 10:50am–11:35am SCCCA $165 #154934
Martial Arts
Tame your little one’s inner tiger with techniques to
channel their energy in this karate class for beginners.
Course strives to instill respect, self-control and confidence. Uniform (Gi) available from instructor for $26.50
and up. More info: 949-837-8641. Inst: Cadiente or
Hemenez. Ages 4-11.
Jul 11–25
Aug 1–22
Sep 5–26
T
26
9am–10am
9am–10am
9am–10am
DCP
DCP
DCP
$36 #155035
$48 #155036
$48 #155037
iny Turtles are one-day only courses, which allow you to
sample a variety of programs.
Summer 2015
Aug 7–28
10am–11am
HPCC
$35 #155690
Pirates & Dragons
From pirates and ships to dragons and knights, this class
will transport explorers to another time and place. Enjoy
making crafts and fun activities. Parent participation required. Ages 3-5.
Tu
F
Sep 8–29
Sep 11
3:15pm–4:15pm DCP
9:30am–10:30am TRCP
$35 #154039
$9 #155234
Preschool Progr ams
Schedule: Option 1: MWF: 9 a.m.–noon;
Option 2: TTh: 9 a.m.–noon
Fees:
Option 1: $240 per month; Option 2: $160 per month
Sites:
Deerfield Community Park (DCP)
University Community Park (UCP)
Prepare your child for kindergarten both academically
and socially. Children experience art, music, science,
cooking, math and reading in a fun and nurturing environment with loving teachers and assistants. Adult to
child ratio is 1:8. Children must be toilet trained. Space
is limited to 20 students. More info: [email protected].
Inst: Mrs. M. and Tiny Tot Staff. Program runs monthly;
enroll online or at the park. Ages 3-5. *No class 5/25.
Schedule: M/W or TTh: 12:30–1:45 p.m. or 2–4 p.m.
Fee:
$36 per week (Summer Only)
Site:
Sweet Shade Neighborhood Park (SSNP)
Enhance your child’s kindergarten readiness through
letter recognition, phonics, alphabetic toys, sight words
and writing. We reinforce a positive self-image and make
school a fun experience. Children must be toilet trained.
Bring a healthy snack. More info: [email protected]. Inst:
Miss Tammy. Supply fee: $5. Program runs weekly; enroll
online or at the park. Ages 3-6. *No class 5/25.
Preschool Programs
Tiny Turtles
Inside Irvine
F
Afternoons with Miss Tammy
Tiny Tigers Karate
Sa
Sa
Sa
Each week, we will meet at a new location to look, learn
and explore different behemoth machines such as fire
trucks, construction equipment, fishing boats, street
sweepers, off-road vehicles and more. Transportation not
included. Parent participation required. Ages 3.5-7.
ABCs with Tiny Tots
Parent & Me
Learning Chinese Together
Sa
Sa
Sa
Monster Machines
P
reschool programs are offered at multiple City parks with different
day and time options to choose from. Most programs run monthly.
For more information on options and fees, visit irvinequickreg.org
and browse the Early Childhood Preschool Programs.
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Schedule: Option 1: MWF; Option 2: TTh: 9 a.m.–noon
Fees:
Option 1: $54 per week; Option 2: $36 per week
Site:
Northwood Community Park (NCP)
This class is jam packed with activities including alphabet
recognition (upper/lower case), creative arts, literature,
phonics and writing. Classes provide interactive experience to spark imaginative learning in a fun-filled morning of social development and self-esteem building.
Different themes will be explored each week. Children
must be toilet trained. Bring a healthy snack. More info:
[email protected]. Inst: Miss Tammy. Supply fee: $5.
Program runs weekly. Ages 3-6. *No class 5/25.
My Fun Time & Later Gators
School Readiness Drop-Off Program
Introduction to numbers, colors, children’s literature, alphabet recognition and phonics. Activities stimulate creativity,
socialization and cognitive development through interactive play and music games. Children must be toilet
trained. Register onsite. Space is limited! Ages 3-5. *No
class 5/25, 7/3.
Deerfield Community Park
949-724-6725
Fee: Option to pay $6/hour (at Deerfield location only)
My Fun Time
Monday–Friday
8am–12pm
$6/hour
Later Gators
Monday–Friday
12pm–3pm
$6/hour
On Your Mark. Get Set. Grow!
Schedule: Option 1: MWF; Option 2: MW; Option 3: TTh
9 a.m.–noon; or 12:30–3:30 p.m.; or 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
Fee:
Varies per option; Sign up monthly online or at the park
Site:
Heritage Park Community Center (HPCC)
Reading Readiness
Program
Schedule: Option 1: M–F; Option 2:
TTh: 9 a.m.–noon
Fees:
Option 1: $249* per month;
Option 2: $165 per month
Sites:
Cypress Community Park (CCP)
Learn to read before starting kindergarten
through this phonetics curriculum program
with daily activities in a group setting.
Register early; program sells out! More
info: [email protected]. Inst: Nabila Imran. Supply fee:
$15. Ages 3-6. *No class 5/25, 7/17, 9/7; fees prorated.
Tiny Trekkers Play School
This kindergarten readiness program introduces a wellrounded curriculum of art, science, children’s literature,
numbers, alphabet recognition and more. Activities promote sharing, listening, creativity and cognitive development through interactive play and nature activities. Bring
a healthy snack. Children must be toilet trained. Ages 3-5.
Tu, Th Jun 2–18
Tu, Th Sep 1–29
9am–11am
9am–11am
TRNC
TRNC
$66 #151751
$99 #155214
Science & Nature
Bug Buddies
Creep, crawl and explore the life of a bug through fascinating crafts projects, puzzles and nature activities. Parent
This is an interactive drop-off program that focuses on
kindergarten readiness. The curriculum is introduced in a
fun and dynamic learning experience where kids develop
math, literacy, social science, language, science and motor
skills while gaining social skills and a sense of independence. Children must be toilet trained. Parents are asked
to volunteer two times during each session. Bring a healthy
snack daily. More info: [email protected].
Inst: Ms. Shannon. Supply fee: $20 (half day); $40 (full
day). Program runs monthly. Ages 3-6. *No class 5/25,
7/3, 9/7; fees prorated.
M
Preschool Chinese
Conversation
From supermarket science to hands-on experiments, kids
will discover the wonders of science. Demonstrations,
stories and science projects included. Parent participation
required. Ages 3-5.
Learn to read and speak before starting Chinese kindergarten. Children start reading through phonetics curriculum and develop conversation skills with group activities,
songs, storytime, games, crafts and special holiday events.
Parent participation is optional. Children must be toilet
trained. Bring a healthy snack. More info: 949-559-6868
ext. 572. Inst: Ms. Shawna. Supply fee: $15. Ages 3-6.
M, W Jul 6–Aug 31
Tu, Th Jul 7–Aug 27
9am–11:20am
9am–11:20am
SCCCA $425 #154951
SCCCA $400 #154952
Jul 6–27
3:15pm–4:15pm
DCP
EARLY CHILDHOOD
Mornings with Miss Tammy
a CTIVITY GUIDE
$35 #154035
Dino Fun
Travel to the prehistoric past to learn everything about
dinosaurs. Find out what they ate and where they lived
through fun activities, stories and craft projects. Parent
M
Jul 13–Aug 3
10am–11am
NCP
$35 #155180
Science Tots
Tu
Jul 7–28
NEW
10am–11am
HPCC
$35 #155871
Up In Space
5, 4, 3, 2, 1...BLAST OFF! Step aboard a rocket ship and
journey through the solar system to learn about stars,
planets, gravity and more through crafts, activities and
games. Parent participation required. Ages 3-5.
W
Jul 15–Aug 5
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Summer 2015
$35 #155179
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All Sorts of Sports
With help from parents and instructors, children are introduced to T-ball, soccer, track and more! Family members are invited to the ‘big game’ at the last class. Parent
Sa
Tu
Sa
Sa
Th
Sa
Sa
Jun 27–Jul 25
Jun 30–Jul 21
Jul 11–Aug 1
Aug 1–22
Aug 6–27
Aug 8–29
Aug 8–29
10am–11am
2pm–3pm
9:30am–10:30am
10am–11am
10am–11am
9am–10am
10am–11am
TRCP
SSNP
WBCP
HPCC
SSNP
NCP
SSNP
$45
$45
$45
$45
$45
$45
$45
#155231
#151678
#154378
#155691
#155061
#155185
#151679
Kick & Play is a parent-child pre-soccer and movement
program specifically designed for toddlers between 12
and 24 months. Experienced instructors along with our
puppet friends, Mimi & Pepe, take you and your little
one through a world of exciting physical activity. Parent participation required. More info: 310-998-0010,
[email protected]. Inst: Super Soccer Stars. Supply
fee: $12. Ages 1-2.
W
Jun 24–Aug 12 11:05am–11:45am OCGP
You and your child learn to skate together. One parent and one child per class; includes skate rental, lessons, free practice on day of class, plus three passes to
use during the session. More info: 714-518-3212 or
[email protected]. Parent participation required.
Location: Anaheim ICE, 300 W. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim.
Ages 3-5. *No class 7/4.
Sa
Sa
Jun 27–Jul 25* 11:15am–11:45am AI
Aug 8–29
11:15am–11:45am AI
$39 #154502
$39 #154503
Anaheim ICE:
Skating for Tots
Introduce yourself and your toddler to the world’s most popular
game! Fun, age appropriate activities develop large motor and
socialization skills. More info:
[email protected]. Parent
participation required. Inst: Kidz
Love Soccer. Ages 2-3.5
$39 #154509
$39 #154508
$39 #154511
Get ready for mornings of obstacle courses, gymnastics,
fun and excitement! Children are introduced to basic tumbling and gymnastic skills, while improving coordination
and balance. More info: [email protected].
Inst: Ms. Shannon. Ages 3-6.
Jun 2–30
Jul 7–28
Aug 4–25
Sep 1–29
Inside Irvine
9am–9:45am
9am–9:45am
9am–9:45am
9am–9:45am
Summer 2015
HPCC
HPCC
HPCC
HPCC
Jun 3–24
Jun 3–24
Jun 5–26
Jul 15–Aug 12
Jul 15–Aug 12
Jul 17–Aug 14
Jul 17–Aug 14
5:30pm–6pm
6:05pm–6:35pm
5:30pm–6pm
5:30pm–6pm
6:05pm–6:35pm
5:30pm–6pm
6:05pm–6:35pm
CCP
CCP
NCP
CCP
CCP
NCP
NCP
$58
$58
$58
$73
$73
$73
$73
#151093
#151094
#151095
#154521
#154522
#154523
#154526
Sports improve fine and gross motor development and
teach basic life and social skills. Start your little athlete
on the right foot with this program designed and written by sports psychologists, occupational therapists and
teachers. More info: [email protected]. Parent participation required for 2-year-old class. Inst: OC Playball.
*No class 7/3.
Fun Time Gymnastics
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
W
W
F
W
W
F
F
OC Playball
Beginning ice skating made fun and easy.
Learn how to march, glide, hop and wiggle backwards on the ice. Includes skate
rental, lessons, free practice on day
of class and three additional skating
passes to be used during the four-week
session. Please arrive 30 minutes early to
the first class. More info: 714-518-3212 or
[email protected]. Location: Anaheim
ICE, 300 W. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim. Ages 3-5.
*No class 7/4.
Jun 27–Jul 25* 11:15am–11:45am AI
Jul 1–22
4:30pm–5pm
AI
Aug 8–29
11:15am–11:45am AI
$160 #156026
Mommy,
Daddy & Me
Soccer
Anaheim ICE:
Parent & Me Skating
Sa
W
Sa
28
Kick & Play
NEW
Sports & Fitness
$61
$49
$49
$61
#151253
#154732
#154733
#154734
Age 2
Age 3
Age 2
Age 3
Tu
Tu
F
F
NEW
Jun 23–Aug 25
Jun 23–Aug 25
Jun 26–Sep 4*
Jun 26–Sep 4*
9:30am–10:15am WBCP $125 #154971
10:30am–11:15am WBCP $125 #154972
9:30am–10:15am WBCP $125 #154973
10:30am–11:15am WBCP $125 #154974
Super Soccer Stars
Learn soccer skills in a fun, non-competitive and educational environment. Through age-specific curriculum,
soccer is used to nurture, build self-confidence and develop teamwork. Low child-to-coach ratios and positive
reinforcement ensure that each child improves at their
own pace while having a blast! More info: 310-998-0010,
[email protected]. Inst: Super Soccer Stars. Supply
fee: $12.
Ages 2–3 W Jun 24–Aug 12 9:30am–10:10am OCGP $160 #156023
Ages 3–4.5W Jun 24–Aug 12 10:15am–11am OCGP $160 #156024
Ages 4.5–5W Jun 24–Aug 12 2:10pm–2:55pm OCGP $160 #156025
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Little tykes will enjoy running and kicking just like the
big kids! Fun group activities encourage large motor and
social skill development. Shin guards required. More
info: [email protected]. Inst: Kidz Love Soccer.
Ages 3.5-5.
W
F
W
F
Jun 3–24
Jun 5–26
Jul 15–Aug 12
Jul 17–Aug 14
4:45pm–5:20pm
4:45pm–5:20pm
4:45pm–5:20pm
4:45pm–5:20pm
CCP
NCP
CCP
NCP
$58
$58
$73
$73
Child Resource
Center Online
Library Catalogue
#151099
#151100
#154527
#154528
TriFytt Biddy Tee Ball League
Your child will have a great time playing tee ball while
making new friends. First day will be practice and team
assignments. More info: [email protected]. Includes
a team shirt. Inst: TriFytt Sports. Ages vary.
Ages 2–3 F Jul 17–Aug 21 5:30pm–6pm
Ages 3–5 F Jul 17–Aug 21 6pm–6:45pm
SSNP $75 #154998
SSNP $75 #154999
TriFytt Multi-Sport
Introduce your child to sports in a fun and safe environment where they can develop basic athletic skills. Includes
T-shirt. More info: [email protected]. Inst: TriFytt
Sports. Ages vary.
Ages 2–3 Sa Jul 18–Aug 22 9am–9:30am
SSNP $70 #154985
Ages 3–5 Sa Jul 18–Aug 22 9:30am–10:15am SSNP $70 #154986
Now you can view the resources available to
parents and educators with a Child Resource
Center membership. Items include educational
toys, books, CDs and DVDs.
Visit cityofirvine.org/crc and click the online
library link.
Child Resource Center
14341 Yale Avenue 949-724-6721
Hours: Monday-Thursday, Noon-8 p.m.
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Wildfire Gymnastics
Check out Sports Basics on Page 46
Ages 3–5
Train at a state-of-the art, air-conditioned training
facility. More info: 714-832-1315. Location: Wildfire
Gymnastics, 14761 Bentley Cir., Tustin. $24 annual
insurance fee (per child) due at site.
Parent & Tot Gymnastics:
Ages 1.5–3
Enjoy gymnastic obstacle courses and stations that
teach children coordination and social interaction.
Parents learn how to effectively coach their child in
gymnastics and other developmental skills.
W
W
W
Jun 24–Jul 15 10am–10:45am
Jul 22–Aug 12 10am–10:45am
Aug 19–Sep 9 10am–10:45am
WFG $65 #154669
WFG $65 #154670
WFG $65 #154671
Preschool Embers Gymnastics:
Ages 3–4
Preschoolers will practice four Olympic events while
working on hand-eye coordination.
W
W
W
Jun 24–Jul 15 9am–9:55am
Jul 22–Aug 12 9am–9:55am
Aug 19–Sep 9 9am–9:55am
WFG $70 #154672
WFG $70 #154673
WFG $70 #154674
Preschool Junior Flames Gymnastics:
Ages 5–6
Introduce children to skill progressions of gymnastic
elements from beginning to intermediate. Program
divided into six levels; students progress at their
own pace.
Th Jun 25–Jul 16 6:30pm–7:25pm
Th Jul 23–Aug 13 6:30pm–7:25pm
Th Aug 20–Sep 10 6:30pm–7:25pm
WFG $70 #154675
WFG $70 #154676
WFG $70 #154677
Swimming Lessons or Tennis
Looking for
swimming lessons
or tennis for your tot?
See Pages 78 and 98.
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half-pint sports
Inside Irvine
Summer 2015
Children will learn the basic skills and techniques of basketball, soccer or T-ball. Classes use smaller equipment
and stress cooperative play and fun! Parent participation
required. Ages 3-5.
Looking for something more advanced for your 5-yearold? Check out Sports Basics on Page 46.
Half-Pint Hoops
Th
Sa
Sa
F
Sa
Sa
Jul 2–23
Jul 11–Aug 1
Jul 11–Aug 1
Aug 7–28
Aug 8–29
Aug 29–Sep 19
2pm–3pm
9am–10am
10am–11am
10am–11am
9:30am–10:30am
10am–11am
SSNP
NCP
SSNP
SSNP
WBCP
TRCP
$45
$45
$45
$45
$45
$45
#155051
#155181
#155052
#155053
#154383
#155232
11am–12pm
2pm–3pm
11am–12pm
2pm–3pm
10am–11am
11am–12pm
10am–11am
11:30am–12:30pm
11am–12pm
WBCP
SSNP
WBCP
NCP
TRCP
UCP
SSNP
SSNP
WBCP
$45
$45
$45
$45
$45
$45
$45
$45
$45
#150667
#155038
#154380
#155192
#155230
#155519
#155068
#155040
#154381
9:30am–10:30am
9:30am–10:30am
10am–11am
11:30am–12:30pm
10am–11am
NCP
WBCP
TRCP
SSNP
SSNP
$45
$45
$45
$45
$45
#151815
#150664
#151722
#155056
#155057
Half-Pint Soccer
Sa
Tu
Sa
W
Sa
Sa
W
Sa
Sa
Jun 6–27
Jun 30–Jul 21
Jul 11–Aug 1
Jul 15–Aug 5
Aug 1–22
Aug 1–22
Aug 5–26
Aug 8–29
Aug 8–29
Half-Pint T-Ball
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Tu
Jun 6–27
Jun 6–27
Jun 6–27
Jul 11–Aug 1
Aug 4–25
FREE Half-Pint Sports
at The Great Park
Children will be introduced to the basic skills and techniques of basketball or soccer with an emphasis on cooperative play and fun! Parent participation required. Class
will meet at the Great Park on the grass lawn behind the
Farmers Market. Free event; registration required.
Su
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after-school
community park
progr ams
Chinese for Children
Learn to speak, read and write Chinese. More advanced levels available directly from SCCCA. More info:
949-559-6868 ext. 572. Supply fee: $10.
Ages 6–8 Sa Jul 11–Aug 29 9am–12pm SCCCA $249#154935
Ages 9–12 Sa Jul 11–Aug 29 9am–12pm SCCCA $249#154936
Oui! Learn French for Fun
Encourage your child’s natural ability to learn French with
ease using basic conversation, puppets, songs, games and
other educational materials, numbers, colors, alphabet,
animals, fruits, vegetables and more. Inst: Nilo Anoush.
Supply fee: $10. Ages 4-12.
Th
Jun 25–Aug 27 5:30pm–6:30pm
RSC
$120 #154548
Cooking
iPAC and iPAC Junior at HPCC
Culinary Workshops
for Children
(Kindergarten–6th grade)
949 -724 - 6750
Learn basic culinary techniques and kitchen safety to develop confidence in a delicious environment. Inst: Bryan
Estrada. IFAC Member: $35. Ages 6-12.
Pizza Party!
Summer Brunch
Sa Jul 18
Sa Jul 25
College Park Cypress Village Deerfield
Greentree Eastshore Northwood
iPAC at NCP
949 -724 - 6728
Eat healthier with nutritious alternatives to fast food that
kids can make at home. Topics include nutrition, basic
cooking lessons and samples. Ages 6-12.
Jul 10–31
Transportation available from the following schools:
10am–12pm IFAC $39 #155802
10am–12pm IFAC $39 #155803
Healthy Cooks
F
Irvine’s community parks offer Irvine Play After-School
Clubs (iPAC) starting after school to 6 p.m. Your child
will engage in cool, educational and fun daily activities.
These programs are for children in Kindergarten–6th
grades. Transportation is available. Contact site for more
information, pricing and to register.
CHILDREN
Communication
a CTIVITY GUIDE
3:30pm–4:45pm
UCP
Brywood Canyon View Hicks Canyon
Portola Springs Santiago Hills
iPAC at WBCP
$40 #155520
(Kindergarten-6th grade)
949 -724 - 6840
Cr afts
Stonegate Woodbury
Jewelry Making
Create beautiful jewelry including rings, bracelets, earrings
and necklaces. Kids use basic techniques and a variety of
materials to plan pieces around their wardrobe or give as
gifts. Ages 6-12.
F
Jul 31–Aug 21 3:30pm–4:45pm
UCP
$48 #155693
After School All-Stars at UCP
949 -724 - 6815
Alderwood Culverdale Meadow Park Oak Creek
Plaza Vista Stonecreek University Westpark
Sewing Skills
Use your creativity to make clothing, pillows and more!
Sewing skills taught include sewing straight and curved
seams, taking measurements and how to lay, mark and
cut fabric. Bring your own sewing machine. More info:
949-559-6868 ext.572. Inst: Ms. Lisa Chen. Ages 6+.
*No class 9/7.
M
Jun 29–Sep 21* 4pm–6pm
T-Rock at TRCP
949 -724 - 6734
Bonita Canyon Turtle Rock Vista Verde
SCCCA $240 #154954
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Irvine Child Care Project
Need summer care
for your K-6th grader?
✓ High-quality, state-licensed
programs
✓ Dedicated child-development
staff
✓ A nurturing environment
✓ Well-rounded curriculum
and activities
✓ Academic support
✓ Scholarships available!
Acting Out
Learn the basics of choreography and character development. Parents and friends are invited to a lively performance at the final meeting. Beginning and continuing
students welcome. Inst: Christopher Mondragon. IFAC
Member: $72. Ages 8-12.
M, W, F Jun 1–12
M, W, F Aug 3–14
• Oak Creek 949-551-3275
Child Development Inc.
Lic. # 304270959
• Bonita Canyon 949-509-6736 • Plaza Vista 949-653-6405
Rainbow Rising
Lic. # 304270590
Lic. # 304270944
• Brywood 949-786-0049
Kids Stuff
Lic. # 304370379
• Portola Springs 714-508-1030
Rainbow Rising
Lic. # 304370943
• Canyon View 714-730-5194
Lic. # 304270516
• Santiago Hills 714-832-2874
Kids Stuff
Lic. # 304370030
• College Park 949-552-0366
Rainbow Rising
Lic. # 300613997
• Springbrook 949-559-8388
Lic. # 300610610
• Culverdale 949-786-2921
Koala Klub
Lic. # 300614157
• Stone Creek 949-857-1694
Creekers’ Club
Lic. # 300605950
• Deerfield 949-552-5871
Lic. # 300607157
• Turtle Rock 949-854-5060
Lic. # 300614059
• Eastshore 949-651-0152
Dolphin Club
Lic. # 300605744
• University Park 949-653-0352
Lic. # 304270269
• Greentree 949-552-5628
Rainbow Rising
Lic. # 300607158
• Vista Verde 949-726-0834
Lic. # 304370319
• Meadow Park 949-651-0678
Rainbow Rising
Lic. # 304270314
• Westpark 949-252-1657
Rainbow Rising
Lic. # 300613947
• Northwood 949-651-0224
Rainbow Rising
Lic. # 300607156
• Woodbury 949-726-5120
Lic. # 304370418
For more information, please visit:
irvinechildcare.org or call 949-724-6632
Ages 4–7 W
Ages 8–12 W
Ages 4–7 F
Ages 8–12 F
Summer 2015
$79 #151824
$79 #155780
Jul 15–Aug 19
Jul 15–Aug 19
Jul 17–Aug 21
Jul 17–Aug 21
1:30pm–2:25pm
2:30pm–3:25pm
2pm–3pm
5pm–6pm
PMS $169 #154659
PMS $169 #154660
PMS $169 #154661
PMS $169 #154662
Guitar for Children
Beginners practice chords, single note melodies and easy,
fun songs. Bring your own acoustic or electric guitar with
a small amp. Repeat students welcome; new songs each
session. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Ron
Gorman. Ages 8-13.
W
Aug 5–Sep 2
5pm–6pm
NCP
$99 #154710
Piano
Keyboard
for Children
Practice basic theory and note
reading, piano technique, ear
training, ensemble playing and
simple song playing. Parent
participation required for ages
4-6. Inst: Pianoforte. Supply
fee: $24.
Ages 4–6 Sa
Ages 4–6 Tu, Th
Ages 4–6 Tu
Ages 7–9 Tu
Ages 7–9 Tu
Ages 4–6 Tu, Th
Jul 11–Aug 15 9am–9:55am PMS $195 #154666
Jul 14–30
2:30pm–3:25pm PMS $195 #154663
Jul 14–Aug 18 3:30pm–4:25pm PMS $195 #154664
Jul 14–Aug 18 4:30pm–5:25pm PMS $195 #154665
Jul 14–Aug 18 5:30pm–6:25pm PMS $195 #154667
Aug 4–20
2:30pm–3:25pm PMS $195 #154668
Polynesian Dance
Keikis (children) will have fun, make friends and learn
beginning dances and a little bit about Polynesian culture.
Includes a show for friends and family at the end of the
session. Bring a sarong/pareo, water and a towel. More
info: [email protected]. Inst: Brenda Geringer. Optional supply fee: $2 (CD of class music). Ages 5-11.
Sa
Inside Irvine
IFAC
IFAC
Build confidence through singing using popular children’s
songs from well-known musicals. Inst: Pianoforte. Supply
fee: $5.
• Cypress Village 949-333-1488 • Stonegate 949-552-1872
Rainbow Rising
Lic. # 304370942
Lic. # 304370562
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3:30pm–5pm
3:30pm–5pm
Children’s Singing Class
Programs offered at the following elementary schools:
• Alderwood 949-856-3018
Rainbow Rising
Lic. # 304370709
Aug 1–Sep 12 2:30pm–3:15pm
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CHILDREN
SOUTHLAND BALLET ACADEMY SUMMER CAMPS
JULY & AUGUST
PRE-PROFESSIONAL
INTENSIVE
Ages 11-20
•
Taught by Southland Ballet Academy World-Class Faculty
JUNIOR
INTENSIVE
YOUNG DANCER
CHILDREN’S STORY
Ages 8-10
Ages 4-7
CAMP
Ages 9-12
BALLET CAMP
SOUTHLAND BALLET LOCATIONS
Fountain Valley: 9527 Garfield Avenue, Fountain Valley, CA 92708 714.962.5440
Irvine: 710 Roosevelt, Irvine, CA 92620 949.757.1936
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OC Dance Produc tions
Introducing the OC Dance Progression Program! Dancers of all ages track their individual accomplishments each week with dance goals and objectives.
Achievement certificates presented at the end of each session to all dancers.
Dance Play
Children’s Musical Theater
These introductory classes are for those new to dance or
movement and incorporate dance technique with creative movement, fun and imaginative play. Classes also
promote rhythm, coordination, listening, gross motor
skills and articulation. View full course descriptions at
irvinequickreg.org.
Create characters, learn about articulation, projection,
rhythm and working with peers to produce a show. Young
performers gain confidence and learn basic choreography,
lyrics and popular musical numbers through imaginative
games and crafts. Supply fee: $10. *No class 7/3.
All Star Tiny Cheer & Tumble
Ages 4–7 M Jul 6–Aug 31
9am–9:45am
UCP $124 #154868
5:10pm–5:55pm CCP $124 #154867
Pop Star Hip Hop
6pm–6:45pm
CCP $124 #154919
Street Hip Hop and Break Dance
6pm–6:45pm CCP $124 #154927
5:10pm–5:55pm UCP $124 #154926
Dance Technique
These classes are more
technique and discipline
based, allowing dancers
to learn the art of their
chosen dance genre.
Dancers can track their
improvement and learning through our full progression
of ballet, hip hop, jazz or tap levels. Group performance,
showmanship and strength/flexibility training are also
explored in these classes. View full course descriptions at
irvinequickreg.org. *No class 7/3.
NEW
Ballet & Tumble
5:10pm–5:55pm CCP $124 #154876
Classical Ballet: Beginning
(Prerequisite for Beginning Level II)
Ages 4–6 W
Ages 5–8 W
Ages 7–10 W
Ages 5–9 M
Jul 1–Aug 26
Jul 1–Aug 26
Jul 1–Aug 26
Jul 6–Aug 31
4:20pm–5:05pm
5:10pm–5:55pm
6pm–6:45pm
4:20pm–5:05pm
UCP $124 #154884
UCP $124 #154885
UCP $124 #154886
CCP $124 #154899
Classical Ballet: Beginning Level II
5:10pm–5:55pm UCP $124 #154882
6pm–6:45pm CCP $124 #154883
Hip Hop
Ages 5–9 F Jun 26–Aug 28* 5:10pm–5:55pm UCP $124 #154888
Ages 7–12 F Jun 26–Aug 28* 5:10pm–5:55pm CCP $124 #154889
Hip Hop Jazz Dance
3:30pm–4:15pm UCP $124 #154891
Ages 4–7 F Jun 26–Aug 28*4:20pm–5:05pm CCP $124 #154898
3:30pm–4:15pm UCP $124 #154896
5:15pm–6pm
UCP $124 #154897
Commercial Dance
& Stage Performance Prep
Get a glimpse into the world of commercial dance used in
television, parades and on stage. Forms explored include
contemporary and street dance forms of jazz, hip hop,
character dance and lyrical. Sneakers and jazz shoes required. This class is a prerequisite for the Dance the Magic
class but approval not guaranteed. Ages 5-9.
Tu
NEW
Jul 7–Sep 1
6pm–6:45pm
Inside Irvine
Summer 2015
$124 #154900
Creative Dance
This popular dance format utilizes a non-competitive
learning approach to enhance students’ motor, cognitive
and expressive abilities. With the combination of ballet
and jazz dance technique and art expression students are
provided with a strong foundation in dance technique.
3:30pm–4:15pm CCP $124 #154901
6pm–6:45pm
UCP $124 #154902
NEW Hip Hop & Breakdance
for Boys
Did you know dance helps sports ability? This hip hop
dance class for boys is fun, energetic and improves balance,
muscle tone, strength, agility and coordination. Please
wear sneakers. Ages 5-8.
M
Jul 6–Aug 31
4:20pm–5:05pm
UCP
$124 #154903
Musical Theater Broadway Dance
Ever wanted to dance, sing and shine like a Broadway
star? This class focuses on performance quality and stage
presence, while learning beginning dance choreography
to popular show tunes. Optional dance recital available.
4:20pm–5:05pm CCP $124 #154906
5:10pm–5:55pm CCP $124 #154907
6pm–6:45pm
UCP $124 #154905
These classes are offered by OC Dance Productions.
More Info: [email protected] or 714-389-1933.
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How to learn the fundamentals of
basketball in just one weekend
OC Rain Basketball would like to invite you to attend one of our
Skills Camps this summer. (Ages 6-13: Boys and Girls)
MANDARIN CHINESE
SUMMER CAMP
for all levels of
English Learners
for Beginner thru
Intermediate levels
Summer Camp sessions offered
weekly from Jun 22 - Aug 21
Summer Camp Schedule:
June 13-14th
July 18-19th
Aug 8-9th
Emphasis on speaking & listening skills
for everyday conversation + reading
and writing
• Experienced Teachers
• Small Class Sizes
• Fun & Interactive Curriculum
• Common Core Writing Class,
Abacus, Art, Chess,
Origami, Science
Elective Options
Highschool Athletes Welcome
What the athlete will learn:
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Beginner to Advanced Dribbling Drills
Passing Coordination
@ocrainbasketball
and much more!
Sign up now. Limited Spots Available!
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ENGLISH / ESL
SUMMER CAMP
CHILDREN
Taking Basketball to the Next Level
(949) 229-5880
5 Freeway & Jeffrey, Irvine in Playland Cafe building
karisacademy.com
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NEW
Educational
Abacus Training
Students will use abacus to calculate addition, subtraction, multiplication and division problems
while improving speed and accuracy and training their memory
and concentration. More info:
949-559-6868 ext. 572. Please
bring your own Abacus. Ages 5-10.
W
W
Jul 1–Aug 19
Jul 1–Aug 19
3pm–4:30pm
4:30pm–6pm
SCCCA $250 #155160
SCCCA $250 #155161
Computer Programming for Kids
Prepare for the future by learning basic computer programming through fun games and activities. More info:
[email protected]. Inst: Saimah Chaudhry.
M, W
M, W
NEW
Jun 29–Aug 5 3:30pm–4:30pm
Aug 10–Sep 14* 3:30pm–4:30pm
NCP
NCP
$225 #155252
$225 #155253
Marine Engineering I
Explore the concepts of marine engineering, mechanics
and designs to discover why things float, how to harness
the power of water and more. Hands-on activities challenge and inspire students to learn more about the engineering field. More info: [email protected] or
714-485-5437. Inst: Engineering for Kids. Supply fee: $25.
Ages 7-14.
Sa
Jul 11–Aug 1
1pm–3pm
NCP
$125 #155208
Readwrite Education Courses
Readwrite will test to pinpoint skill gaps and feature individualized courses of study for students based on their
needs. This skill-based curriculum assists struggling
students and challenges advanced students. More info:
949-263-0633. Inst: Readwrite. Program and testing
fee: $50.
Math Development: Grades 2–6
M, W
M, W
Th, F
M, W
Jun 22–Jul 8
Jul 13–29
Jul 16–Aug 13
Aug 3–19
4:30pm–5:25pm
4:30pm–5:25pm
6pm–6:55pm
4:30pm–5:25pm
UCP
UCP
HPCC
UCP
$109
$109
$109
$109
#154862
#154863
#155863
#154866
$109
$109
$109
$109
#154852
#154853
#155862
#154856
Jun 22–Jul 8
Jul 13–29
Jul 16–Aug 13
Aug 3–19
3:30pm–4:25pm
3:30pm–4:25pm
5pm–5:55pm
3:30pm–4:25pm
UCP
UCP
HPCC
UCP
$109
$109
$109
$109
#154847
#154848
#155861
#154851
Use the engineering design process to design, create,
test and refine a variety of machines and mechanical
systems. Topics explored include fluid mechanics, simple machines, roller coasters, egg-drop vehicles and the
motion of an incredibly fast CO2 Dragster. More info:
[email protected] or 714-485-5437. Inst: Engineering for Kids. Supply fee: $25. Ages 7-14.
Sa
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Jul 13–29
Jul 16–Aug 13
Aug 3–19
Inside Irvine
2:30pm–3:25pm
2:30pm–3:25pm
4pm–4:55pm
2:30pm–3:25pm
Summer 2015
UCP
UCP
HPCC
UCP
$125 #155211
Solve problems relating to geometry and algebra while
focusing on improving logic and I.Q. This intensive and
expedited training has students working on word problems and Olympic/Singapore math problems to develop
analytic strategies. More info: 949-559-6868 ext. 572. Inst:
SCCCA. Ages 6-11.
M
M
Tu
Tu
Th
Th
Jun 29–Aug 17
Jun 29–Aug 17
Jun 30–Aug 18
Jun 30–Aug 18
Jul 2–Aug 20
Jul 2–Aug 20
3pm–4:30pm
4:30pm–6pm
3pm–4:30pm
4:30pm–6pm
3pm–4:30pm
4:30pm–6pm
SCCCA
SCCCA
SCCCA
SCCCA
SCCCA
SCCCA
$300
$300
$300
$300
$300
$300
#154956
#154957
#154958
#154959
#154960
#154961
Martial Arts
Aikido for Youth
This effective self-defense class builds confidence and is
great for everyone. More info: [email protected].
Location: Mumonkan-Do Aikido Studio, 17905 Sky Park
Circle, #L. Ages 8+.
W
W
W
Jul 1–29
Aug 5–26
Sep 2–30
5:30pm–6:30pm STUDIO
$45 #154515
$45 #154516
$45 #154517
NEW Ancient Proven Wrestling
Method of Shuai Jiao
Shuai Jiao has been the most ancient and purest form of
martial arts in China for more than 3,000 years. This class
will focus on motor skills, coordination, body movement,
discipline and self-defense. Sparring is optional but encouraged. More info: 949-559-6868 ext. 572. Inst: Coach
Guanda (Qiang) He, twelve-time champion. Ages 5-15.
Jul 11–Sep 26 4:30pm–5:30pm SCCCA $180 #154953
Fine Arts Classes
Sound Start Reading: Ages 4.5–6.5
M, W
M, W
Th, F
M, W
NCP
Olympic/Singapore Math
Sa
Reading Development: Grades 2–6
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M, W
Th, F
M, W
Mechanical Engineering I
Fine arts classes
for children are
listed on Page 83.
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IL-DO Tae Kwon Do
Il-Do Studio has been voted ‘Best Martial Arts School’ by
Best of OC. Students will gain physical and mental benefits. Free uniform provided. This class is for introductory
students only. More info: 949-551-1800. Ages 4-5 and 6-13.
*No class 9/7.
Ages 4–5 Th
Ages 6–13M, Th
Ages 6–13M, Th
Ages 4–5 Sa
Ages 6–13M, Th
Ages 4–5 Th
Jun 25–Jul 16 3:30pm–4pm IL-DO$59 #154532
Jun 25–Jul 20 4:45pm–5:30pmIL-DO$79 #154531
Jul 20–Aug 13 4:45pm–5:30pmIL-DO$79 #154533
Jul 25–Aug 15 9:30am–10am IL-DO$59 #154534
Aug 13–Sep 10*4:45pm–5:30pmIL-DO$79 #154535
Aug 20–Sep 10 3:30pm–4pm IL-DO$59 #154536
Karate for Children & Youth
Karate strives to improve strength, endurance, balance,
coordination and flexibility along with developing confidence, self-esteem, respect and courtesy. Uniform (Gi)
available from instructor for $26.50 and up. More info:
949-837-8641. Inst: Cadiente or Sperling.
Belt Color
Ages
Time
Jul*
Aug
Sep
Saturdays at DCP: $48 (four lessons/month) *July: $36 (three lessons/month)
White-Green7–15
Blue-Brown4–15
White-Green4–13
Blue-Black8+
10am
11am
12pm
1pm
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Taught for centuries by generations of Japanese traditionalists, this style of karate teaches blocks, strikes, punches,
kicks and body mechanics. These techniques maximize
self-defense while improving fitness, strength, focus and
discipline. Course runs monthly. Second family member
only $60/month. (This price is available through mail, fax
or walk-in registrations only.) Annual AAU membership
required at first class: $16 children. See instructor for details and testing fees. More info: 951-283-1544. Inst: Tai
Cigar, World Champion and AAU/USA National Karate
Team Coach. $70 per month or $180 for all 3 months.
Schedule
Karate with
Roy Cadiente
for Youth
White-Yellow Belts
Green-Black Belts
All Belts Karate promotes personal development
and self-discipline. Uniform (Gi) available from ininstructor for $26.50 and up.
More info: 949-837-8641. Inst: Ed
Derhovanesian or Roy Cadiente.
Ages 4-17.
Belt
White-Yellow
Green-Black
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Th
W
Th
W
Th
Jul 1–22
Jul 2–23
Aug 5–26
Aug 6–27
Sep 2–23
Sep 3–24
Mondays*
6pm–6:45pm
Mondays*
6:45pm–7:30pm
Wednesdays 6:30pm–7:30pm
HPCC
HPCC
HPCC
Course: $70 (per month); $180 (all 3 months)
6:30pm–7:30pm
6:30pm–7:30pm
6:30pm–7:30pm
6:30pm–7:30pm
6:30pm–7:30pm
6:30pm–7:30pm
Jul
Aug
Sep
3 Months
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Tae Kwon Do: Korean Karate
DCP
NCP
DCP
NCP
DCP
NCP
$48
$48
$48
$48
$48
$48
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Shotokan Karate for Youth
All ages and belt levels practice Chung Do Kwan style
together. Students may attend as many classes per week
as desired. Tests required to progress through belt levels; details available from instructor. Monthly Fee: $60
for one student; additional family members: $30 each
per month. (This second family member price is available through mail, fax or walk-in registration only. Inst:
Stephen Wood and staff. Recommended for ages 7+.
*No class 7/3, 7/4, 9/7.
Schedule (Subject to Change):
Increase discipline and focus while learning Shaolin
Chuan, Praying Mantis, Chin-na, San Soo and more.
Learn how to achieve balance between skills. More info:
949-559-6868 ext. 572. Ages 5-12. *No class 9/7.
Mondays* 6:30pm–7:30pmNCP
Wednesdays 5:30pm–6:30pmHPCC
Fridays* (Black Belt Only)6pm–7:30pm
LSC
Saturdays*10am–12pm HPCC
M
M
M
Belt
All Levels
Jul 6–27
6pm–7pm
Aug 3–24
6pm–7pm
Aug 31–Sep 28* 6pm–7pm
Inside Irvine
Summer 2015
SCCCA
SCCCA
SCCCA
$75 #154948
$75 #154949
$75 #154950
Course: $60 (per month)
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More Choices!
Parties & Workshops
Because Manners Matter!
Birthday Parties at the Parks
Learn the basics of social conduct including introductions,
grooming, dressing, personal habits, plus party and table
manners. More info: 949-718-0518. Inst: Marge Frazier.
Supply fee: $7. Ages 6-10.
Trained staff will coordinate the fun and develop a party
package to meet your needs. We do the set-up and clean-up
and provide the pizza, cake, crafts, games and invitations.
Fee: $319 for a two-hour party; $55 additional for special
themes. Ages 4-10. NOTE: 24 children maximum including birthday child. To book your party, please call four
weeks prior to desired date.
F
F
Jul 17–31
4:30pm–5:45pm
Aug 21–Sep 4 4:30pm–5:45pm
LSC
LSC
$40 #155282
$40 #155546
Las Lomas Community Park
Turtle Rock Community Park
Turtle Rock Nature Center Fire Ring
University Community Park
949-724-6725
949-724-6844
949-724-6734
949-724-6738
949-724-6815
Birthday Parties at the pool are listed on Page 76.
Sports & Fitness
Chess
Learn how to play chess or improve your chess skills. Have
fun learning new strategies and tactics with tournament directors, Jim Bullock and Derek Tan, Chess Master. Includes
official U.S. Chess Federation tournament (participation is
optional). More info: [email protected].
Ages 6-14.
W
Th
Th
Jul 8–Aug 26
Jul 9–Aug 27
Jul 9–Aug 27
4:30pm–6pm
4:30pm–6pm
6pm–7:30pm
UCP
CCP
CCP
$119 #154648
$119 #154650
$119 #154651
Chess Tournament
This is a U.S. Chess Federation (USCF) official tournament. Arrive at noon to learn how to write chess moves or
by 12:30 p.m. if you know how. Participants must have a
USCF annual membership ($15). Inst: Jim Bullock, USCFcertified tournament director. Ages 6-14.
Sa
Aug 29
12pm–5:30pm
UCP
$20 #154652
Fun Fit Fridays!
This high-energy class helps to develop a fit lifestyle. Activities include basketball, dodgeball, team competitions,
and more. Ages 7-12.
F
Aug 7–28
3:45pm–5pm
HPCC
$30 #155688
Kids Only Pizza & Night Hike!
Explore the trail with flashlights and friends. Enjoy a pizza
dinner, popcorn, make-your-own dessert and a themerelated movie. Ages 5-10.
Rockin’ Rodeo
Campfire Fun
Campfire Fun
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F
F
F
Jun 12
Jul 17
Aug 14
Sep 11
Summer 2015
6pm–10pm
6pm–10pm
6pm–10pm
6pm–10pm
TRNC
TRNC
BCCP
TRNC
$20
$20
$20
$20
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Anaheim ICE:
Hockey Skating Skills
Learn basic skating skills necessary for hockey. Pucks/
sticks are not used during class. Includes hockey skate
rental, lessons, free practice on day of class and three
additional skating passes valid during the session. More
info: 714-518-3212 or [email protected]. Location:
Anaheim ICE, 300 W. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim. Ages 6-16.
*No class 7/4.
Sa
Sa
Jun 27–Jul 25* 11:45am–12:15pm AI
Aug 8–29
11:45am–12:15pm AI
$39 #154500
$39 #154501
Anaheim ICE:
Skating for Youth
Learn to skate, glide on one foot, turn and stop with confidence! Fee includes skate rental, lessons, free practice on
day of class, plus three passes to use during the session.
More info: 714-518-3212 or [email protected].
Location: Anaheim ICE, 300 W. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim.
Sa
W
Sa
Jun 27–Jul 25* 12:15pm–12:45pm AI
Jul 1–22
5pm–5:30pm
AI
Aug 8–29
12:15pm–12:45pm AI
$39 #154505
$39 #154504
$39 #154507
Badminton for Youth
Learn the techniques and strategies of competitive badminton in a state-of-the-art indoor facility. Bring your
own racket. More info: 949-559-6868 ext. 572. Ages 7-15.
*No class 7/4, 9/5.
Sa
Sa
Jun 27–Sep 26* 7pm–8:30pm
Jun 27–Sep 26* 8:30pm–10pm
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Cricket for Youth
NEW
Learn to play this exciting international ball and bat game,
which emphasizes sportsmanship, life skills, decisionmaking skills and respect for fellow players. More info:
310-897-5508. Inst: Coach Mumtaz Yusuf. Ages 6-18.
Su
Jul 26–Sep 6
2pm–4pm
BWNP $150 #154962
Fytt Basketball League
Super Soccer Stars 2
Have a blast learning soccer skills in a fun, non-competitive and educational environment. This age-specific
curriculum, uses soccer to nurture, build self-confidence and develop teamwork. Low child-to-coach ratios and positive reinforcement ensure that each child
improves at their own pace. More info: 310-998-0010,
[email protected]. Inst: Super Soccer Stars. Supply fee: $12.
Fundamentals: Concentration on Skills
Ages 5–7 W
Jun 24–Aug 12 3pm–4pm OCGP $160 #156027
Scrimmage Series: Fast-Paced Game Action
Ages 5–9 W
Jun 24–Aug 12 2pm–3pm OCGP $160 #156028
Skyhawks Beginning Golf
Learn the fundamentals of swinging, putting and body
positioning. Using SNAG® (Starting New At Golf) system, we have simplified instruction so that young players can make an effective transition onto the golf course.
All equipment provided. Includes a T-shirt. More info:
[email protected]. Inst: Skyhawks. Location:
Tustin Heritage Park, 2350 Kinsman, Tustin 92780.
NEW
Ages 5–8 F Jul 17–Aug 21 4pm–5pm
Ages 9–12 F Jul 17–Aug 21 5pm–6pm
Fytt Basketball League
This league promotes safe basketball, encourages good
sportsmanship, character development and goal setting
for all players. Season ends with an All-Star weekend
event. Mandatory skill testing will be held on June 13 at 9
a.m. for ages 4-8, and 11 a.m. for ages 9-12 at Tustin Sports
Park. If a parent coaches, their child plays for free (contact TriFytt directly). Includes a uniform, backpack and
water bottle. Email [email protected] uniform size requests upon registering. More info: [email protected].
Location: Columbus Tustin Activity Center, 17522 Beneta Way, Tustin, CA 92780. Inst: TriFytt Sports. Ages 4-12.
*No class 9/5.
THP $85 #154758
THP $85 #154759
Skyhawks Flag Football
Ages 4–8 Sa Jul 18–Sep 12* Game Times Vary CTAC $149#155004
Ages 9–12 Sa Jul 18–Sep 12* Game Times Vary CTAC $149#155500
Ping Pong for Children
Beginners focus on table tennis fundamentals, handeye coordination and how to play the game. More info:
949-559-6868 ext. 572. Ages 6-12. *No class 9/7.
F
Sa
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Jun 6–27
Jun 8–29
Jul 6–27
Jul 10–31
Jul 11–Aug 1
Aug 3–24
Aug 7–28
Aug 8–29
Aug 31–Sep 28*
Sep 4–25
Sep 12–Oct 3
Inside Irvine
5pm–6pm
5pm–6pm
4pm–5pm
4pm–5pm
5pm–6pm
5pm–6pm
4pm–5pm
5pm–6pm
5pm–6pm
4pm–5pm
5pm–6pm
5pm–6pm
Summer 2015
SCCCA
SCCCA
SCCCA
SCCCA
SCCCA
SCCCA
SCCCA
SCCCA
SCCCA
SCCCA
SCCCA
SCCCA
$60
$60
$60
$60
$60
$60
$60
$60
$60
$60
$60
$60
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Skyhawks Flag Football
Flag football is the perfect introduction to ‘America’s
Game’. Participants learn skills on both sides of the football including the core components of passing, catching
and defense in a fun and positive environment. Last class
is the Skyhawks Sports Bowl! Includes a T-shirt. More
info: [email protected]. Inst: Skyhawks.
Ages 4–5 W Jun 24–Aug 26 3pm–3:40pm UCP $125 #154760
Ages 5–7 W Jun 24–Aug 26 3:40pm–4:20pm UCP $125 #154761
Ages 7–10 W Jun 24–Aug 26 4:20pm–5pm UCP $125 #154762
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Skyhawks Mini-Hawk Multi-Sport
Wildfire Gymnastics
Train at a state-of-the art, air-conditioned training
facility. More info: 714-832-1315. Location: Wildfire
Gymnastics, 14761 Bentley Circle, Tustin. Annual insurance fee is $24 per child; due at the site.
Beginning Tumbling
Tumbling classes are designed for boys and girls
wanting to concentrate on the tumbling aspects of
gymnastics. This class is great for aspiring cheerleaders and dancers wanting to learn acro skills or those
who just like to flip. Ages 10-16.
W
W
W
Jun 24–Jul 15 7:30pm–8:30pm WFG $70 #154684
Jul 22–Aug 12 7:30pm–8:30pm WFG $70 #154685
Aug 19–Sep 9 7:30pm–8:30pm WFG $70 #154686
Developed to give children a positive first step into athletics, encouraging coaches teach baseball, basketball and
soccer in a fun and safe environment. Games and activities help children develop balance, hand/eye coordination and skills at their own pace. Includes a T-shirt. More
info: [email protected]. Inst: Skyhawks. Location:
Tustin Sports Park, 12850 Robinson Dr., Tustin, CA 92782.
Ages 3–4 Tu Jun 23–Aug 18 3pm–3:45pm TSP $119 #154763
Ages 4–5 Tu Jun 23–Aug 18 3:45pm–4:30pm TSP $119 #154764
Ages 5–7 Tu Jun 23–Aug 18 4:30pm–5:15pm TSP $119 #154765
TriFytt Basketball Skills
Learn basketball and take your game to the next level with
moves such as the stop and pop and the step back with
a crossover. Great fun for the eager beginner. Includes a
T-shirt. More info: [email protected]. Inst: TriFytt.
Ages 3–5
Ages 5–7
Ages 7–12
Ages 4–6
Ages 6–9
Ages 9–12
Gymnastics Fire Academy
This achievement-oriented program follows the USA
Gymnastics guidelines. In a positive and fun environment, girls work on vault, bars, balance beam,
floor exercise, tumble track and trampoline. Boys
work on tumbling, vault, bars, rings, tumble track
and trampoline. Ages 7-12.
Girls
M
M
M
M
Jun 1–15
Jun 22–Jul 13
Jul 20–Aug 10
Aug 17–31
6:30pm–8pm
6:30pm–8pm
6:30pm–8pm
6:30pm–8pm
WFG
WFG
WFG
WFG
$68
$90
$90
$68
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#154679
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Boys
Th
Th
Th
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Jun 25–Jul 16 3:30pm–5pm
Jul 23–Aug 13 3:30pm–5pm
Aug 20–Sep 10 3:30pm–5pm
Summer 2015
WFG $90 #154681
WFG $90 #154682
WFG $90 #154683
Th
Th
Th
Sa
Sa
Sa
Jul 16–Aug 20
Jul 16–Aug 20
Jul 16–Aug 20
Jul 18–Aug 22
Jul 18–Aug 22
Jul 18–Aug 22
5pm–5:45pm SSNP $70#154989
6pm–6:45pm SSNP $70#154990
7pm–7:45pm SSNP $70#154991
11am–11:45am CCP $70#154992
12pm–12:45pm CCP $70#154993
1pm–1:45pm CCP $70#154994
TriFytt Football Skills
TriFytt coaches teach basic to advance football skills and
position play for quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers and linemen. Flags are used in this fun, safe and encouraging program. More info: [email protected].
Inst: TriFytt Sports.
Ages 4–7 W Jul 15–Aug 19 5pm–5:45pm
Ages 7–12 W Jul 15–Aug 19 6pm–7pm
DCP $70#155002
DCP $70 #155003
TriFytt Volleyball Skills
Beginning and intermediate volleyball players receive specific coaching techniques to improve their game. Work on
fundamentals while learning new techniques too. Includes
a T-shirt. More info: [email protected]. Inst: TriFytt.
Ages 6–9 Tu Jul 14–Aug 18 5:30pm–6:15pm DCP $70#155000
Ages 10–14 Tu Jul 14–Aug 18 6:30pm–7:30pm DCP $70#155001
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Sports progr ams
Sports Basics: Ages 5–7
Sports Clinics: Ages 7–12
Each class focuses on the basic skills needed to play baseball, basketball, softball or soccer. Classes will stress team
play, rules of the games, and offense and defense techniques. If you’re looking for something more advanced,
check out Basics II or III below. Ages 5-7.
Learn the skills needed to play baseball, basketball,
football, softball, soccer and volleyball. These classes will
focus on basic fundamentals, offense, defense and rules of
the games. If you’re looking for more classes check out the
intermediate courses below. Ages 7-12.
Baseball Clinic: Beginners
Baseball Basics I
Sa
Tu
Jun 6–27
Aug 4–25
11:30am–12:30pm
3:45pm–4:45pm
TRCP
SSNP
$45 #151717
$45 #155066
Sa
Jun 6–27
Th Aug 6–27
WBCP
SSNP
TRCP
$45 #154366
$45 #155045
$45 #155229
W
SSNP
WBCP
$45 #155047
$45 #154367
Basketball Basics II
3:45pm–4:45pm
3:30pm–4:30pm
Soccer Basics I
Tu
Sa
Sa
F
Jul 7–28
Jul 11–Aug 1
Aug 1–22
Aug 7–28
3:30pm–4:30pm
10:30am–11:30am
11:30am–12:30pm
3:45pm–4:45pm
WBCP
NCP
TRCP
SSNP
$45
$45
$45
$45
3:45pm–4:45pm
3:30pm–4:30pm
10:30am–11:30am
SSNP
WBCP
NCP
$45 #155044
$45 #154365
$45 #155186
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Soccer Basics II
Tu
Tu
Sa
Jun 30–Jul 21
Aug 4–25
Aug 8–29
Sports Sampler
Experience the wide world of sports including soccer,
basketball and other traditional sporting activities. Learn
how to play fun, high-activity games and improve gameplaying skills. Activities vary session to session. All levels
welcome. Ages 5-7.
Sa
Sa
Jun 27–Jul 25
Aug 1–22
11:30am–12:30pm
11:15am–12:15pm
TRCP
HPCC
Jul 1–22
3:45pm–5pm
Jul 8–29
Aug 1–22
Aug 4–25
3:45pm–5pm
12:30pm–1:30pm
3:45pm–5pm
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SSNP
$45 #155050
WBCP
HPCC
SSNP
$45 #154368
$45 #155694
$45 #155062
SSNP
WBCP
$45 #155063
$45 #154369
NCP
SSNP
SSNP
$45 #151816
$45 #155867
$45 #155868
WBCP
NCP
TRCP
SSNP
$45
$45
$45
$45
SSNP
WBCP
NCP
$45 #155065
$45 #154377
$45 #155184
Basketball Clinic: Intermediates
Th Jul 2–23
W Aug 5–26
3:45pm–5pm
3:45pm–5pm
Flag Football Clinic
Sa
F
F
Jun 6–27
Jul 10–31
Aug 7–28
11am–12:15pm
2pm–3:15pm
3:45pm–5pm
Soccer Clinic: Beginners
F
W
Sa
W
Jul 10–31
Jul 15–Aug 5
Aug 1–22
Aug 5–26
3:45pm–5pm
3:30pm–4:45pm
1pm–2:15pm
3:45pm–5pm
#154370
#155183
#155228
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Soccer Clinic: Intermediates
F
F
W
Jul 10–31
Aug 7–28
Aug 12–Sep 2
$45 #155226
$45 #155692
3:45pm–5pm
3:45pm–5pm
3:30pm–4:45pm
Half-Pint Sports
Sports classes for little
brothers and sisters
are listed on Page 30.
Each class focuses on the basic skills needed to play baseball, softball or soccer. Classes will stress team play, rules
of the games, and offense and defense techniques. Free
event; registration required. Ages 5-7.
Jun 14
$45 #151718
$45 #155048
Basketball Clinic: Beginners
W
Sa
Tu
FREE Sports Basics
at The Great Park
Su
TRCP
SSNP
Baseball Clinic: Intermediate
Basketball Basics I
Th Jul 9–30
3:30pm–4:30pm
Th Aug 6–27
3:45pm–4:45pm
Sa Aug 29–Sep 19 11:30am–12:30pm
W Jul 1–22
Th Aug 6–27
1pm–2:15pm
3:45pm–5pm
Free #152551
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Summer Camps (Ages 5-10)
Give your child the gift of arts education
and watch their talent blossom!
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CHILDREN
Summer Art Camps
Ages 6 +
June 22nd - August 7th
M-F 9:30am-1:30pm
July 13th - July 17th
Extended hours 9:00am-3:00pm
www.studioHfineart.com
Phone# 949.430.7020
The best way to keep kids engaged,
having fun, and learning in the
summer.
Native and enthusiastic speaking
instructors.
Small group settings for beginning
to very advanced levels.
Original music, dance, games,
storytelling, and crafts.
Families join us for an end of the week
show for seven weeks in the summer
Content taught 100% in Spanish or
French. Results guaranteed!
New French and Spanish classes
available every 10 weeks all year
round (Ages 1-10).
info@studiohfineart.com
2691 Richter Ave. Suite 108 Irvine, CA 92606
Call for a FREE Demo Class!
Bonjour!
Hola!
Ruff!
714-864-4680  langokidsirvine.com
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CAMP SITES
Registration (irvinecamps.org)
Arts & Learning Conservatory
ALC
1518 Brookhollow #15, Santa Ana 714-728-7100
Berlitz Learning Center
BLC
3070 Bristol Street #150, Costa Mesa 949-724-6835
BCCP
11 Bommer Canyon Road 949-724-6835
Col. Bill Barber Community Park CBBCP
4 Civic Center Plaza 949-724-6715
Cypress Community Park CCP
255 Visions 949-724-6190
David Sills Lower Peters Canyon Park
DSLPCP
3901 Farwell Avenue 949-724-6944
DCP
55 Deerwood West 949-724-6725
Heritage Park Community Center HPCC
14301 Yale Avenue 949-724-6750
Homestead Neighborhood Park
HOMENP
8 Cliffwood
IFAC
14321 Yale Avenue 949-724-6880
Las Lomas Community Park LLCP
10 Federation Way 949-724-6844
Mike Ward Community Park – Woodbridge
MWCP
Alton & Lake 949-724-6900
Newport Sea Base
NSB
1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach 949-642-5031
Northwood Community Park NCP
4531 Bryan Avenue 949-724-6728
OC Shaolin Temple Cultural Center
OCSTCC
375 Bristol Street #45, Costa Mesa 949-701-8810
OCGP
Sand Canyon & Marine Way 866-829-3829
Orchard Neighborhood Park
ONP
1 Van Buren
Pacific Dance Studio
PDS
4880 Irvine Boulevard #101 714-731-1108
Quail Hill Community Park QHCP
35 Shady Canyon Drive 949-724-6814
Stonegate Neighborhood Park
SGTNP
28 Honors
Sweet Shade Neighborhood Park
SSNP
15 Sweet Shade 949-724-6595
TRCP
And Nature Center
TRNC
1 Sunnyhill 949-724-6734 949-724-6738
Tustin Heritage Park THP
2350 Kinsman Circle, Tustin 714-573-3326
Tustin Sports Park TSP
12850 Robinson Drive, Tustin 714-573-3328
UCP
1 Beech Tree Lane 949-724-6815
William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center WWJAC
4601 Walnut Avenue 949-724-6717
Woodbury Community Park
WBCP
130 Sanctuary 949-724-6840
Zoom Academy
ZA
4850 Barranca Pkwy., #203 949-679-8989
Registration is now available for summer camps.
Please register at least 10 days in advance. Many camps fill
or cancel based on enrollment about a week prior.
Inside Irvine
Summer 2015
Five Ways to Register
Online: irvinequickreg.org
Touch Tone: 949-222-2251
Fax: 949-724-6608
Mail In: P.O. Box 19575, Irvine, CA 92623
Walk In: Irvine Civic Center or Community Park
Camp Emergency
Forms
P
articipant Emergency Forms must be completed prior to registration in camps led by City staff (camps with E-Form icon). The
E-Form is on Page 59, available online at irvinecamps.org or
at City facilities. After the form has been submitted, (in person,
by fax, email or mail), an Annual Camp Membership will be assigned to each child to allow registration. This process may take up
to one business day. Look for an email granting access to register.
Register Online Now...
Pay Later!
R
egistration for some summer camps may be made with just
a 10% down payment. The credit card submitted at the time of
registration will be charged the balance 10 days prior to the start
of camp. Look for the 10% Down icon.
WHAT TO BRING
Clothing: Back pack, hat, sunblock or other required
equipment. Label all belongings.
Shoes Wear sneakers (no sandals or flip-flops).
Food: Bring a snack/lunch and water/drink to camps.
weeks/Dates
The week numbers correspond to the Irvine Unified School
District’s summer break dates and are subject to change.
Week 1: June 22–June 26
Week 2: June 29–July 3*
Week 3: July 6–10
Week 4: July 13–17
Week 5: July 20–24
*No camp July 3; fee prorated.
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Week 6: July 27–July 31
Week 7: August 3–7
Week 10: August 24 & 25
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NEW
iCamp Junior
Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–1 p.m. (AM)
or Monday–Friday: 1 p.m.–6 p.m. (PM)
Fees:
AM: $95* per week, PM: $105* per week (HPCC only)
Sites:
Heritage Park Community Center (HPCC) AM & PM
Turtle Rock Nature Center (TRNC) AM only
Offered: Week #1–9
For our special friends currently in kindergarten or those
preparing for kindergarten in the fall, this is the place to
be! Join us for a fun, structured program of arts and crafts,
games, sports, music and more. New themes each week!
Morning care (8-9 a.m.) is available for $3 per day. Ages 4.5-6.
Mad Sci: Preschool Labs
Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon
Fees:
$179 per week + $20 supply fee
Site: Las Lomas Community Park (LLCP)
Offered: Week #1 & 7: Garden of Secrets
Week #4 & 10: Little Scientists
These fun-filled weeks of science promote a love and understanding of science. The Garden of Secrets uncovers the
secrets of the sun, soil and seeds using microscopes. The
Little Scientist session experiments in many subject areas.
More info: [email protected] or 949-582-5071.
Inst: Mad Science. Ages 3-5.
Play-Well Tek Engineering Camps
Fees: $195 per week
Sites:
Las Lomas Community Park (LLCP)
Offered: Week #4 & 9: Mine, Craft, Build: Adventure Games
Week #5: Pre-Engineering with LEGO®
Week #8: Jedi Engineering with LEGO®
Let your imagination run wild with tens of thousands of
LEGO®! Build engineer-designed projects, explore the
endless creative possibilities with the guidance of experienced Play-Well instructors. Inst: Play-Well Tek. Ages vary.
NEW
Super Soccer Stars Camp
Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9–11 a.m.
Fees:
$150 per week
Site:
Orange County Great Park (OCGP)
Offered: Week #3 & 8
Ensure your young soccer star enjoys active fun in the
fresh air all summer long. This camp promises tons of
soccer fun through skill-building games and activities.
Ages 3-5.
Fees:
$135* per week
Sites:
Orchard Neighborhood Park (ONP)
Tustin Sports Park (TSP)
This baseball, basketball and soccer program gives 4-7
year-olds a fun and positive first step into athletics.
Through games and activities, campers explore balance,
hand/eye coordination and skill development at their
own pace. All participants receive a t-shirt, sport ball and
a merit award. Inst: Skyhawks. Ages 4-7.
Recreation Camps
Camp 101 (Ages 5–8)
Three Options to Choose from: M–F, MWF or T/Th
Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–1 p.m.
Fees:$115* per week, MWF: $69,* T/Th: $46
Site:
Offered: Week #2, 3, 4, 5 & 6
Not ready for a full day of camp or looking for a few hours
of safe, supervised fun? Camp 101 at Sweet Shade Park
is a great way to introduce your child to the day camp
experience. With a different theme each week, campers
will enjoy fun activities including arts and crafts, sports,
games, science projects and much more. Bring a snack
and lunch. BBQ lunch provided on Fridays. Ages 5-8.
Princess Academy Camp
Fees:$125 per week + $20 supply fee
Site:
Offered: Week #3
OC Dance Productions and the Infinite Smile Project
produce this camp full of dancing, singing, acting and
most of all princess etiquette and kindness. Our kindest princess will learn basic ballet dance, make princess
crafts, play games and learn tea party etiquette and how
to be kind. Wear your favorite princess dress on final
day performance and gala for Mom and Dad. More info:
[email protected]. Ages 3.5-7.
SUMMER CAMPS
Mini Camps
a CTIVITY GUIDE
Summer Experience
Schedule: Monday–Friday: 7:30 a.m.–6 p.m.
Fees:
$208* per week; ($50/excursion days; $36/onsite days)
Sites:
Woodbury Community Park (WBCP)
Calling all 1st-6th graders! Experience summer to the
fullest with thrilling excursions and onsite days filled with
thematic crafts and games. Recreation staff will provide a
safe and fun environment for those long summer days.
Sign up for full-week or part-time options. Camp T-shirt
must be worn on excursion days ($6 each). Ages 6-12.
*No camp 7/3; fee prorated.
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iCamps
or Monday–Friday: 1–6 p.m.
Sites:
Turtle Rock Community Park (TRCP)
Make your child’s camp experience a memorable one. City
of Irvine Community Parks staff is dedicated to producing the ultimate camp experience filled with fun, laughter,
inclusion, teamwork and discovery. iCamps give you the
option of choosing your own full or half-day adventure, including sports, games, crafts or science at three convenient
locations. Sign up for full-week or part-time options. Online registration is available after returning the Participant
Emergency Form. Sign up for the whole summer with just
10% down. Ages 6-10.
In the morning, choose your option! Select Craft, Science or Sports
& Games. In the afternoon, choose Adventure Camp.
iCamp Craft
Fees:$115* per week or $23 per day
Offered: Week #3, 6 & 9 (at HPCC)
Week #1, 4 & 7 (at NCP)
Week #2, 3, 5, 7 & 8 (at TRCP)
Individual creativity is encouraged and new friends are made as we venture
into the world of arts and crafts using clay, beads, tie-dye and more!
iCamp Science
Week #3, 6 & 9 (at NCP)
Week #1, 2, 4, 6, 7 & 9 (at TRCP)
Junior scientists experience the excitement of getting their hands dirty,
while using critical thinking skills. Fun experiments, science-themed crafts
and games are a part of the learning and fun.
iCamp Sports & Games
Week #2, 5 & 8 (at NCP)
Week #1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 & 9 (at TRCP)
A variety of popular recreation-based sports and games are offered daily in
a fun, exciting, non-competitive atmosphere. Enjoy sports activities such
as soccer, basketball, baseball, volleyball, flag football, group games and
much more.
iCamp Adventure
Schedule: Monday–Friday: 1–6 p.m.
Offered: Week #1–9 (at HPCC & TRCP)
This weekly onsite adventure camp encompasses exciting themes including
games, crafts, sports, songs, cooking and special events.
Nature, Science &
Technology Camps
Berlitz Intensive English Course
Fees:
$480 per two-week session + $25 supply fee
Site:
Berlitz Learning Center (BLC)
Offered: Week #3–4, 5–6, 7–8, 9* (one week only)
This three hour class will achieve measurable improvement
in speaking skills in two weeks. Students grouped by age and
ability. More info: [email protected] or 714-557-3535.
*Week #9 is one week, fee is $240. Ages 5-8 or 9-12.
Destination Science Camps
Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon (Half Day)
or Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–3:30 p.m. (Full Day)
Fees:
Half Day: $150* per week + $50* supply fee
Full Day: $220* per week + $80* supply fee
Sites:
Bill Barber Park (CBBCP)
Tustin Heritage Park (THP)
Offered: Week #2, 4, 6 & 9: Amazing Superhero Science
Week #2 & 3: Rocking Gizmos & Rolling Gadgets
Week #4, 5 & 7: Roaring Rockets & Astronaut Adventures
Week #3, 5 & 8: Dino-Robot Creators & Raging Chemistry
Kids enjoy ‘AHA’ moments that come with scientific discovery. These camps are innovative, imaginative and unexpected scientific adventures in a safe and unique environment.
Full descriptions listed online at irvinequickreg.org. More
info: [email protected]. Ages 5-11.
Eco-Explorers:
Camps in Bommer Canyon
Fees:
$105* per week
Site:
Bommer Canyon Community Park (BCCP)
Campers investigate local habitats, plants and animals
and learn how to protect the environment. Experience
the wonders of nature through daily discovery walks and
hands-on activities. Different themes each week.
Mad Science Camps
Fees:
$179* per week + $40 or $60 supply fee
Site:
Offered: Week #2: Physics Lab (ages 7-12)
Week #3 & 8: Chemistry Lab (ages 5-12)
Week #5 & 9: Rocketry Lab (ages 7-12)
Week #6: Robotics Lab (ages 7-12)
These fun-filled weeks of science promote a love and understanding of science. Inst: Mad Science. Full descriptions
available online at irvinequickreg.org.
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Engineering for Kids
Schedule: Monday-Friday: 1-4 p.m.
Fees:
$195* per week + $35 or $40 supply fee
Site:
Offered: Week #2: Engineering of Cities
Week #4: Engineering of Food
Week #5: Engineering of Medieval Times
Week #6: Engineering of Pirates
Week #8: Engineering of Power & Energy
Week #9: Engineering of Travel
Electrical, mechanical, chemical, civil, industrial and more
are the specialties engineers explore. These camps bring science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) concepts
to kids in a fun and challenging way with hands-on learning.
View full descriptions online at irvinequickreg.org. More
info: [email protected]. Ages 4-6 and 7-14.
Play-Well Tek Engineering
LEGO® Camps
Schedule: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–noon or 1–4 p.m.
Fees:
$195* per week
Sites:
Offered: Week #2: Robotics with LEGO® NXT (ages 9-11 or 12-14)
Week #4 & 9: Mine, Craft, Build: Survival Games (ages 7-12)
Week #5: Engineering FUNdamentals (ages 7-12)
Week #8: Jedi Master Engineering with LEGO® (ages 7-12)
Students take on real-life engineering challenges that explore concepts in physics, architecture, mechanical and
structural engineering. Full descriptions available online
at irvinequickreg.org. This camp is not sponsored or endorsed by LEGO.® Inst: Play-Well Tek.
Zoom Academy Camps
Schedule: Monday-Friday: 9 a.m.-noon or 1-4 p.m.
Fees:
$299 per week
Site:
Zoom Academy (ZA)
Offered: Week #1, 3, 5 & 7: Video Game Design: Adv. (ages 9-12)
Week #3, 4, 5, 7, 8 & 9: English Writing (ages 10-13)
Week #1, 4, 5, 6, 8 & 9: Young Math Olympian (ages 8-11)
Week #1, 3, 4, 6, 7 & 8: Video Game Design (age 9-12)
Week #4, 6, 8 & 9: Web Design & Publishing (ages 9-12)
Week #1, 3, 5, 6 & 9: Zoom Robotics (ages 9-12)
Design your own video game, program and build cool robots, solve challenging math problems or write your own
short story, the opportunities are endless in these highly
interactive camps. Teachers challenge students to succeed
and explore a variety of interests. View full descriptions
online at irvinequickreg.org. More info: 949-679-8989.
E-Form
This symbol indicates online registration is available
after submitting the Participant Emergency Form
located on Page 59.
Sport Camps
Aquatics:
Splash & Sports
Fees:
$225 per week
Site:
William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center (WWJAC)
Offered: Week #3, 4, 5, 7 & 8
Dodge, dip, dive, dash and splash! Spend time out of the
pool playing popular group activities; then get in the pool
for water games, team challenges and limited swimming
instruction. Ages 7-11.
Fit Factory Camp
Fees:
$125 per week
Site:
Offered: Week #3, 6 & 9
This high energy camp makes fitness fun! Experience
biking, boxing, hiking, obstacle courses, and more while
learning about nutrition and healthy lifestyles. Prepare to
get wet, dirty and fit! Includes a healthy BBQ lunch on
Friday. Ages 7-12.
TriFytt Sports Camps
Fees:
$125 per week
Sites:
Mike Ward Community Park (MWCP)
or Deerfield Community Park (DCP)
Offered: Week #1: Tee Ball Camp (ages 4-7)
Week #3: Camp of Fun (ages 4-7)
Week #4 & 5: Multi Sport Camp (ages 4-7)
Week #5: Soccer, Shooting & Scoring Camp (ages 4-7)
Week #7 & 8: Basketball Camp (ages vary)
Week #8: Flag Football Camp (ages 7-12)
These camps are designed to fine-tune each child’s motor
and socialization skills with an emphasis on safety, the basics, sportsmanship and fun. Full descriptions listed online
at irvinequickreg.org. More info: [email protected].
Inst: TriFytt Sports. Ages vary.
SUMMER CAMPS
NEW
a CTIVITY GUIDE
FYTT Elite Basketball Camp
Fees:
$139 per week
Site:
Offered: Week #6
Take your basketball game to the next level. This exciting camp is designed to give young athletes the skills
necessary to elevate their game with goal setting, hard
work and perseverance. Includes a ball and T-shirt.
More info: [email protected]. Inst: TriFytt Sports.
Ages 7-12.
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Junior Aquatics Camp
Skyhawks Sports Camps
Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8:30 a.m.–noon
or Monday–Friday: 1 p.m.–4:30 p.m.
Fees:
$140* per week
Site:
Newport Sea Base (NSB)
Ahoy mates! Join the Junior Aquatics Camp at the Newport Sea Base where you will soon find yourself paddling
to Jellyfish Cove, exploring the ExplorOcean, hunting for
buried treasure, competing in water games, searching for
marine mammals and birds while riding a pontoon boat
and more! Some activities fulfill scouting badge requirements. Swimming proficiency test required on the first
day. Suitable for boys and girls. More info: 949-642-5031.
Inst: Newport Sea Base. Ages 8-10.
Schedule:Monday–Friday: Time, fees and sites vary
Offered: Week #2 & 9: Basketball (ages 6-12)
Week #2, 6 & 9: Beginning Golf (ages 5-8)
Week #6 & 9: Flag Football (ages 6-12)
Week #6: Lacrosse (ages 7-12)
Week #7: Baseball (ages 6-12)
Week #8: Soccer (ages 6-12)
Local Skyhawks staff use a progressional curriculum to
teach the fundamentals of specific sports including teamwork, responsibility and sportsmanship. Designed for beginning and intermediate athletes. Includes T-shirt, ball
and player evaluation. Full descriptions listed online at
irvinequickreg.org. More info: 800-804-3509. Ages vary.
Kidz Love Soccer Camp
Fees:
$150 per week
Site:
Orchard Neighborhood Park (ONP)
Offered: Week #9
In a fun, recreational environment, learn and practice
soccer skills including: dribbling, passing, receiving,
shooting and age-specific defense. Activities culminate in
an age-appropriate ‘World Cup’ tournament. Includes a
Kidz Love Soccer jersey. Shin guards are required. More
info: [email protected]. Inst: Kidz Love Soccer.
Ages 5-10.
Smash & Splash,
Tennis & Water Sports
Shaolin Kung Fu Camp of Fun
Schedule: Monday–Friday: noon–5 p.m. (Half Day)
or Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–5 p.m. (Full Day)
Fees:
Half Day: $150* per week for Splash only
or Full Day: $295 per week
Sites:
Heritage Community Park Tennis Courts (HPCC)
and William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center (WWJAC)
Offered: Week #2, 3, 4, 5 (Splash only), 7, 8 & 9
Spend the morning playing tennis with Chris working on
conditioning, drills, instruction and match play. Then join
the aquatics staff learning pool games, inner tube water
polo and more! Time extended to include afternoon crafts.
Ages 7-11.
Fees:
Site:
OC Shaolin Temple Cultural Center (OCSTCC)
Children of all experience levels will gain focus, fitness
and confidence as they learn new skills and knowledge
about the Chinese Kung Fu and culture. Camp is taught
under the instructor of Master Shi Yanqing who has been
a Shaolin Kung Fu Monk for more than 20 years. Let
your children experience the joy of creative movement
inspired by the knowledge passed down through the generations of Shaolin monks. Includes T-shirt. More info:
[email protected]. Supply fee: $20 (required shoes).
Ages 4-13.
or Monday–Friday: 1 p.m.–4:30 p.m.
Fees:
$140* per week
Site:
Newport Sea Base (NSB)
Discover the wonders of the waterfront in Newport Harbor. Learn the parts of a boat, practice boating and water
safety skills, use binoculars to find local birds and other
creatures, touch ocean animals, create art projects and
more! Fulfills some Cub Scout requirements and electives.
Suitable for boys and girls. More info: 949-642-5031. Inst:
Newport Sea Base. Ages 6-7.
NEW
Skatedogs Skateboarding Camp
Fees:
$144 per week
Site:
Offered: Week #1, 6 & 9
Whether you are just learning or ready to learn advanced
tricks, this camp is right for you! Make new friends, advance your skills, and most importantly, have fun in our
private skatepark. Requirements: signed Skatedogs waiver
form, skateboard, knee pads, elbow pads and helmet. More
info: 714-313-8787. Inst: Skatedogs. Ages 6-13.
Squids Day Camp
NEW Super Soccer Stars
Kick It Camp
Fees:
$225 per week
Site:
Orange County Great Park (OCGP)
Offered: Week #8
Each day’s camp theme guides campers through engaging
games that teach soccer skills, build self-confidence and
promote sportmanship. Every day features time for a snack
and talent showcase where campers and coaches have the
opportunity to show off their skills! Ages 5-12.
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Choose a Tennis Camp by Pro or Park! These tennis pros also offer group lessons year-round, see Pages 98-100.
Refer to Page 48 for Park location. *No camp 7/3; fee prorated.
With Alex at Cypress Community Park
Schedule: Monday–Thursday & Friday: 8:30–11:30 a.m.
Fees:
$120* per week (M-Th); $30 per Friday
Great for beginning and advanced beginning players to
work on basic strokes with an emphasis on learning how
to rally. A mixture of games and drills will be used to reinforce skills. Intermediate and advanced players work to
improve stroke technique and develop successful match
tactics. Includes: T-shirt, prizes, snacks and drinks. Inst:
Alex St. Jean & Staff. Ages 5-14.
With Chris at Heritage Community Park
Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8–11:30 a.m.
Fees:
$175* per week
Offered: Week #2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 & 9
Camp includes instruction, drills, conditioning, strategy,
games and match play. Great for all levels of players interested in getting better; for high school team, tournaments, Junior Team Tennis, maybe to beat Dad or the
pros! Includes: T-shirt, prizes, snacks and drinks. Inst:
Chris Emery & Staff. Ages 7-16. Add an afternoon in the
pool and sign up for Smash & Splash, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. for
$295 per week.
With Jimmy at Deerfield Community Park
Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–4 p.m., 8 a.m.–noon,
or 1–4 p.m.
Fees:
$350* per week (all day) $200* (AM) or $150* (PM)
Children are grouped by skill levels. Beginner and advanced beginners work on basic strokes with an emphasis
on learning how to rally. A mixture of games and drills
will be used to reinforce their developing skills. Intermediate and advanced players work on improving stroke
techniques and developing successful match game tactics.
Includes: T-shirt, prizes, snacks and drinks. Inst: Jimmy
Gleason & Staff. Ages 8-16.
With Juan at University Community Park
Schedule: Monday–Thursday & Friday: 8:30–11:30 a.m.
Fees:
$120* per week (M-Th) $30 per Friday
These camps are great for beginning and advanced beginning players to work on basic strokes using the 10 &
Under format. A mixture of games and drills will be used
to reinforce skills. Intermediate and advanced players
work to improve stroke technique and develop successful
match tactics. Includes: T-shirt, prizes, snacks and drinks.
Inst: Juan Naranjo & Staff. Ages 5-14. Add an afternoon of
strumming guitar or playing chess and sign up for Tennis
& Guitar or Smash & Checkmate camps for $325 per week.
With Minako at Las Lomas Community Park
Schedule: Monday–Thursday: 9 a.m.–noon
Fees:
$120* per week
Offered: Week #1–4, 6–9
Have fun with workout drills, games, exercise and more!
Learn basic strokes, forehand, backhand, volley, overhead
and serve. Includes: T-shirt, prizes, snacks and drinks.
Inst: Minako Stickney & Staff. Ages 5-16.
With Ross at Turtle Rock Community Park
Schedule: Monday–Thursday: 8:30–11:30 a.m.
Fees:
$120 per week
This tennis camp emphasizes
fundamentals from proper
footwork and grips to stroke
production and movement. Activities involve daily workouts
of instruction, drills, conditioning, mini soccer, games and fun.
Includes: T-shirt, prizes, snacks
and drinks. Inst: Ross & Lanea
Holesinsky & Staff. Ages 5-14.
After Tennis camp care available
11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. at TRCP. $5 per
day, for ages 6-10.
SUMMER CAMPS
Junior Tennis C AMPS
With Ruben at Col. Bill Barber CP
Schedule: Monday–Thursday & Friday: 8 a.m.–4 p.m.,
8 a.m.–noon, or 1–4 p.m.
Fees:
$280 (all day) $160 (AM) $120 (PM) per week (M-Th);
$70 (all day) $40 (AM), $30 (PM) per Friday
Excellent instruction for all levels! Beginners learn the
concepts of the game and fundamental techniques. Intermediate players will improve stroke production, learn
strategy and tactics for match play and hit with topspin.
Advanced players refine their strokes, learn quickness drill
and footwork to improve Match. This program prepares
players for Junior Team Tennis competitions. Includes:
T-shirt, prizes, snacks and drinks. Inst: Ruben Millado &
Staff. Ages 5-16.
With Tae at Homestead Neighborhood Park
Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
Fees:
$150* per week
Excellent tennis instruction, including match play. Beginners will develop stroke development and fundamentals
while intermediate players will work on technique and
strategy. All children will have fun through various games
and drills. Includes: T-shirt, prizes, snacks and drinks.
Inst: Tae Byon & Staff. Ages 5-16.
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Week 1 June 22–26
Week 2 June 29–July 3*
Week 3 July 6–10
Week 4 July 13–17
Week 5 July 20–24
iCamp Junior 4.5–6 yrs #Varies
MS: Garden of Secrets Preschool Lab
3–5 yrs #151120
SH: Mini-Hawk Multi-Sport
4–7 yrs #151136
Princess Academy Camp
3.5–7 yrs #151208
MS: Little Scientists Preschool Lab
5–6 yrs #151125
PWT: Pre-Engineering with LEGO®
5–7 yrs #152180
PWT: Mine, Craft, Build: Adventure
Games 5–6 yrs #152276
Camp 101 5–8 yrs #152997
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Super Soccer Stars 3–5 yrs #156064
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Camp 101 5–8 yrs #152556
iCamps HPCC, NCP & TRCP
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Summer Experience
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6–10 yrs #Varies
5–8 yrs #152920
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Eco-Explorers: Naturally Native
9–12 yrs #152945
DS: Amazing Superhero Science
6–13 yrs #151459
Eco-Explorers: Grossology
Smash & Checkmate
4–7 yrs #155819
Engineering of Cities
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9–12 yrs #152946
DS: Rocking Gizmos
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Tennis with Alex 5–14 yrs #Varies
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Eco-Explorers: Poisonous Plants
5–8 yrs #152922
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Tennis with Jimmy 8–16 yrs #Varies
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Tennis with Minako 5–14 yrs #Varies
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Tennis with Ruben 5–16 yrs #Varies
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Tennis with Tae 5–16 yrs #Varies
PWT: Robotics with LEGO®
5–12 yrs #151123
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Junior Aquatics Camps
8–10 yrs #Varies
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Smash & Checkmate
6–14 yrs #155821
Culinary Camp 6–8 yrs #153347
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EA: Harry Potter Theme Camp
6–12 yrs #151688
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4–6 or 7–16 yrs #Varies
MS: Rocketry Lab
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Squids Day Camps 6–7 yrs #Varies
Smash & Checkmate
6–14 yrs #155822
Tennis & Guitar 7–14 yrs #154078
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Smash & Splash 7–11 yrs #Varies
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Tennis with Juan 5–14 yrs #Varies
Tennis with Ross 5–14 yrs #Varies
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Summer Teen Camps HPCC & UCP
11–15 yrs #Varies
ACS: Around the World
Summer X-Cursion Camp
10–12 yrs #153413
Guitar Camp 7–14 yrs #154086
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TriFytt Camp of Fun 4–7 yrs #152168
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Studio Arts Camp
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Dance Workshop 7–12 yrs #151084
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ET: Cinderella 6–8 yrs #152390
ET: Musical Theater Jam
9–11 yrs #152408
Movies By Kids: Claymation Camp
7–18 yrs #152148
MTW: Jam and Voice
9–11 yrs #152409
MTW: Afternoon Dance
9–11 yrs #152410
Studio Arts Camp
11–15 yrs #Varies
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TriFytt Multi Sport Camp
4–7 yrs #152167
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TriFytt Soccer, Shooting & Scoring
Camp 4–7 yrs #152169
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ET: Peter Pan 6–8 yrs #152393
Movies By Kids: The Lego Movie
Camp 7–18 yrs #152149
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American Girl Camp
6–15 yrs #151115
EA: Wipe Out Game Show
Training Center 6–12 yrs #152184
Chess Camp 6–14 yrs #151669
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EA: FX Film Camp with Green
Screens 7–12 yrs #152179
Studio Arts Camp for Teens
12–15 yrs #Varies
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MTW: Afternoon Voice
9–11 yrs #152403
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Pop Star Sing & Dance Camp
5–9 yrs #151207
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Studio Arts Camp
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EA: Zombie Survival Camp
6–12 yrs #152178
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Leadership: Persuasive Series
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11–15 yrs #Varies
12–15 yrs #Varies
10–12 yrs #153416
11–15 yrs #Varies
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10–12 yrs #153414
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TP: Grease 9–11 yrs #152401
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EA: Top Junior Chef Cooking Camp
7–12 yrs #151690
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ET: Nemo & Friends 6–8 yrs #152391
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Children’s Musical Theater Camp
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TP: Cinderella 9–11 yrs #152400
EA: Star Wars Theme Camp
6–12 yrs #151689
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MTW: Afternoon Solo Voice
9–11 yrs #152407
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Splash Camp 7–11 yrs #Varies
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TriFytt Multi Sport Camp
4–7 yrs #152166
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Smash & Checkmate
6–14 yrs #155823
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8–10 yrs #Varies
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Tennis with Chris 7–16 yrs #Varies
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Aquatics: Splash & Sports
7–11 yrs #155247
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7–12 yrs #151130
PWT: Engineering FUNdamentals
7–12 yrs #151119
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Leadership & Debate Camp
11–17 yrs #151687
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PWT: Mine, Craft, Build: Survival
Games 7–12 yrs #152279
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Engineering of Medieval Times
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Leadership: Informative Series
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9–12 yrs #152940
Engineering of Food
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9–12 yrs #152938
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Eco-Explorers: Trail Blazers
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5–8 yrs #152928
Eco-Explorers: Operation Oceans
4–13 yrs #151009
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5–8 yrs #152926
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8–10 yrs #Varies
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SH: Beginning Golf Camp
5–8 yrs #151140
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Eco-Explorers: Prehistoric Pals
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ET: Frozen & Friends
6–11 yrs #Varies
5–11 yrs #Varies
Eco-Explorers: Ocean Observers
7–11 yrs #150565
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5–11 yrs #Varies
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Fit Factory Camp 7–12 yrs #153196
SH: Basketball Camp
6–12 yrs #151138
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DS: Roaring Rockets
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Smash & Checkmate
6–14 yrs #155820
ACS: Summer Blast-Off!
5–11 yrs #Varies
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7–11 yrs #150564
8–10 yrs #Varies
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MS: Chemistry Lab
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DS: Roaring Rockets
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5–11 yrs #Varies
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TriFytt Tee Ball Camp
4–7 yrs #152165
DS: Dino-Robot Creators
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5–8 yrs #152924
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Eco-Explorers: Excellent
Experiments 9–12 yrs #152947
Eco-Explorers: Science Wizards
MS: Physics Lab 7–12 yrs #151122
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DS: Amazing Super Hero Science
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5–11 yrs #Varies
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6–12 yrs UCP#154394 WBCP#152440
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Summer Experience
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5–11 yrs #Varies
6–12 yrs UCP#154395 WBCP#152441
6–10 yrs #Varies
Summer Experience 6–12 yrs
UCP#154393 WBCP#152436
DS: Rocking Gizmos
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Summer Experience
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6–10 yrs #Varies
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6–10 yrs #Varies
6–12 yrs UCP#154392 WBCP#152406
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Eco-Explorers: Going Buggy
Camp 101 5–8 yrs #152571
Summer Experience
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6–12 yrs UCP#154391 WBCP#152404
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Camp 101 5–8 yrs #152948
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11–17 yrs #153268
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10–12 yrs #153417
12–15 yrs #Varies
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11–15 yrs #Varies
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10–12 yrs #153415
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Week 8 August 10–14
Week 9 August 17–21
Camp 101 5–8 yrs #152999
MS: Garden of Secrets Preschool Lab
3–5 yrs #151121
PWT: Jedi Engineering with LEGO®
5–6 yrs #152181
PWT: Mine, Craft, Build: Adventure
Games 5–6 yrs #152277
SH: Mini-Hawk Multi-Sport
4–7 yrs #151137
6–10 yrs #Varies
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6–10 yrs #Varies
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6–12 yrs UCP#154396 WBCP#152442
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5–11 yrs #Varies
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Summer Experience
6–12 yrs UCP#154397 WBCP#152443
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Eco-Explorers: Animal
Superheroes 5–8 yrs #152930
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Eco-Explorers: Simply Symbiotic
9–12 yrs #152942
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DS: Roaring Rockets & Astronaut
Adventures 5–11 yrs #Varies
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Eco-Explorers: American
Treasures 5–8 yrs #152932
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FYTT Elite Basketball Camp
7–12 yrs #152170
8–10 yrs #Varies
6–13 yrs #151460
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5–8 yrs #152187
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SH: Flag Football Camp
6–12 yrs #151142
SH: Lacrosse Camp
7–12 yrs #151145
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PWT: Mine, Craft, Build: Survival
Games 7–12 yrs #152284
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Kidz Love Soccer Camp
5–10 yrs #Varies
Sport Camps
6–13 yrs #151461
Art, Dance,
Music & Drama
Camps
5–8 yrs #151141
More Choices
SH: Flag Football Camp
6–12 yrs #151143
Tweens & Teens
Camps
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7–11 yrs #150567
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SH: Basketball Camp
6–12 yrs #151139
8–10 yrs #Varies
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4–13 yrs #151010
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Smash & Checkmate
6–14 yrs #155827
TriFytt Basketball Camp
5–9 yrs #152161
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All-In-One Dance Camp
5–9 yrs #151192
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ACS: Creative Safari
All-Star Cheer & Technique Camp
6–10 yrs #151184
ET: Avengers 6–8 yrs #152396
All-Star Cheer & Tumble Camp
4–7 yrs #151185
MTW: Afternoon Acting
9–11 yrs #152405
TriFytt Basketball Camp
4–7 yrs #152162
ACS: Art Walk 6–8 or 9–12 yrs #Varies
TriFytt Flag Football Camp
7–12 yrs #152163
Dance Workshop at Pacific Dance
7–12 yrs #151085
ACS: Design thru the Decades
ET: Annie 6–8 yrs #152399
EA: Magic Camp 7–12 yrs #152186
Studio Arts Camp
EA: Beauty Spa Camp
6–12 yrs #152171
ET: Sleeping Beauty 6–8 yrs #152397
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TP: Into the Woods Jr.
9–11 yrs #152398
ET: Frozen & Friends
9–11 yrs #152394
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Summer Bridge Academy
American Girl Camp
6–15 yrs #151116
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EA: Top Dessert Chef Cooking
Camp 7–12 yrs #152185
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11–15 yrs #Varies
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10–12 yrs #153419
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12–15 yrs #Varies
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Arts Camp Summer
Destination Science
Edutainment Arts Camps
Exploratory Theater Camps
Mad Science
Musical Theater Workshops
Play-Well Tek
Skyhawks Sports Camps
Theater Production
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11–15 yrs #Varies
Movies By Kids: Minecraft® Movie
Camp 7–18 yrs #152150
10–12 yrs #153430
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ACS
DS
EA
ET
MS
MTW
PWT
SH
TP
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Nature, Science
& Technology
Camps
PWT: Jedi Engineering
7–12 yrs #152182
SH: Soccer Camp 6–12 yrs #151144
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Recreation Camps
5–12 yrs #151124
Smash & Checkmate 6–14 yrs #155826
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Mini Camps
8–10 yrs #Varies
Smash & Checkmate
6–14 yrs #155824
MS: Chemistry Lab
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Legend
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MS: Rocketry Lab 7–12 yrs #151131
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Smash & Checkmate
6–14 yrs #155825
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Engineering of Power & Energy
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5–8 yrs #152934
SH: Baseball Camp 6–12 yrs #151146
8–10 yrs #Varies
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Engineering of Travel
Eco-Explorers: Earth Defenders
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Summer Experience
5–11 yrs #Varies
and Raging Chemistry
9–12 yrs #152944
7–11 yrs #150566
Summer Experience
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6–12 yrs UCP#154398 WBCP#152444
MS: Little Scientists Preschool Lab
3–5 yrs #151126
6–12 yrs UCP, WBCP
6–10 yrs #Varies
Summer Experience
Eco-Explorers: California Gold
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MS: Robotics Lab 7–12 yrs #151129
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Eco-Explorers: Navigating
Bommer 9–12 yrs #152943
6–10 yrs #Varies
Week 10 August 24 & 25
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5–11 yrs #Varies
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Engineering of Pirates
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Summer Experience
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EA: Fort and Team Building Camp
6–12 yrs #152172
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11–15 yrs #Varies
10–12 yrs #153418
10–12 yrs #153420
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Art, Dance,
Music & Drama
Camps
Dance Workshop at Pacific Dance
All-In-One Dance Camp
Fees:
Site:
Offered: Week #7
Can’t decide which type of dance camp to take?
Take them all! This action-packed week incorporates jazz, musical theater, hip-hop, cheer, yoga and
making camp crafts. Please bring a snack and water. Inst:
OC Dance Productions. Ages 5-9.
All-Star Cheer & Technique Camp
Fees:
Site:
Offered: Week #6
Formatted by former NFL cheerleader and coach, Kim
Esmond, children learn cheerleading, pom dances, technique and performance skills to better their foundation
in the sport of cheerleading. Suited for those with a desire
to pursue cheer or just for fun! Includes team building
activities and spirit crafts. Performance held on last day of
camp. Wear sneakers, bring a snack and water. More info:
[email protected]. Inst: OC Dance Productions. Supply fee: $20. Ages 6-10.
All-Star Cheer & Tumble Camp
Fees:
$125 per week
Site:
Offered: Week #6
This is a fun introduction to cheerleading and dance by building a foundation of jumps, basic tumbling, simple cheers and
dance moves. More info: [email protected].
Inst: OC Dance Productions. Ages 4-7.
Arts Camp
Summer!
Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8:30 a.m.–3 p.m.
Fees:
$199* per week
Site:
Irvine Fine Arts Center (IFAC)
Offered: Week #1, 2, 7, 8 & 9
Children learn about famous artists, art techniques and
art history from around the world. Explore drawing,
painting, ceramics, drama and other art media to establish the fundamentals while strengthening individual
creativity in a studio setting. Different themes each week.
Ages 6-8 and 9-12.
Fees:
$200 per week
Site:
Pacific Dance Studio (PDS)
Beginning and intermediate dancers will have a great
time learning new dance moves in a professional studio.
Classes include jazz, lyrical, musical theater, hip hop,
yoga, choreography, stage makeup and dance topics.
More info: [email protected]. Ages 7-12.
Exploratory Theater Camps
Fees:
$275* per week
Site:
Arts & Learning Conservatory (ALC)
Offered: Week #1 & 6: Frozen & Friends
Week #2: Musical Theater Jam
Week #3: Cinderella
Week #4: Nemo & Friends
Week #5: Peter Pan
Week #7: Avengers
Week #8: Annie
Week #8: Sleeping Beauty
These introductory dramatics camps, designed for the
youngest actors, explore the most basic elements of acting
and creative expression. Students begin with ensemble
building games, move on to the basics of acting, create
themed crafts and conclude with a class presentation on the
final day. View descriptions online at irvinequickreg.org.
More info: [email protected]. Ages vary.
Guitar Camp
Schedule: Monday–Friday: 12:30–4 p.m.
Fees:
$175* per week
Site:
Get strumming right away! Beginners learn to play different chords and songs. Continuing students work on advanced techniques and difficult arrangements. Ages 7-14.
Inst: Juan Naranjo. For a well-rounded experience, sign up
for Tennis & Guitar Camp.
Movies By Kids
Schedule: Monday–Friday: noon–3 p.m. or 1–4 p.m.
Fees:
Sites:
Offered: Week #3: Claymation Camp
Week #5: The Lego Movie Camp
Week #8: Minecraft® Movie Camp
Have you ever wanted to make your own movie? Join
this exciting camp where kids use prop, iPods, stopmotion cameras and their imagination to create movies. All projects will be available by Dropbox. View
descriptions online at irvinequickreg.org. More info:
[email protected]. Inst: Movies by Kids. Ages 7-17.
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Theater Production Camps
Schedule:Monday–Friday:* Times and fees vary
Site:
Offered: Week #2: Musical Theater Jam and Voice
Week #2: Musical Theater: Afternoon Solo Voice
Week #3–4: Musical Theater: Afternoon Dance
Week #5–6: Musical Theater: Afternoon Voice
Week #7–8: Musical Theater: Afternoon Acting
Calling all actors, singers and dancers! These exciting
workshops prepare students with specialized instruction
or training to complement theater production programs.
Full theme descriptions listed online at irvinequickreg.org.
More info: [email protected]. Ages vary.
Fees:
$350 per week
Site:
Offered: Week #3–4: Theater Production: Cinderella
Week #5–6: Theater Production: Grease
Week #7–8: Theater Production: Into the Woods Jr.
Students work on scenes developing their acting skills
while learning stage terminology, characterization and
more. A fully costumed, staged production will conclude
the performance on the final day of camp. Experience not
required. A placement audition will take place on the first
day of camp. All enrolled students will participate. More
info: [email protected]. Ages vary.
OC Dance
Musical Theater
Camp
More Choices
Schedule: Monday–Friday: 10 a.m.–noon or 1–4 p.m.
Fees:
AM: $125 (ages 4-7), PM: $149 (ages 6-10) per week
+ $20 supply fee
Site:
Offered: Week #4
Campers create characters, learn about articulation,
projection, rhythm and basic choreography while working with peers to produce a musical. Imaginative games,
crafts and exercises build confidence for the final performance at the last class. Inst: OC Dance Productions. More
Pop Star Sing & Dance Camp
Fees:
Site:
Offered: Week #5
For all the Pop Stars, this camp is a hit. Participants will
learn and sing lyrics to their favorite Radio Disney songs
such as Katy Perry, Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, Demi
Lovato and other while dance to fun, clean choreography
like a true pop star. Games, crafts, props and clean choreography prepare mini-pop stars for the final performance
for friend and family. Inst: OC Dance Productions. More
American Girl Camp
Fees:
Site:
This unique camp features multiple American Girl Dolls.
While learning about each particular doll, girls also learn
a little history for the corresponding era. Crafts, etiquette,
tea parties and history will be the main focus. Each week
is different! Inst: Dealba. Ages 6-15.
Chess Camp
Schedule: Monday–Friday: 12:30–4 p.m.
Fees:
$160* per week
Site:
Fun brain exercise for the summer. We’ll
cover the basics, tactics and advanced strategies to help your game. Includes
an official USCF tournament
with medals and trophies.
Bring a snack daily. Inst:
Derek Tan, U.S. Chess Federation
master and tournament director. Add a morning of tennis
and sign up for Smash & Checkmate for $325 per week.
Ages 6-14.
Studio Arts Camp
(Half-Day)
or Monday–Friday: 1–4 p.m.
Fees:
$175 per week
Site:
Offered: Week #3, 4, 5 & 6
Half-day camps concentrate on a specific theme or media.
Experiment with painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking,
book arts, clay and more! Art supplies included. Ages 6-8
and 9-11.
SUMMER CAMPS
Musical Theater Workshops
Culinary Camp
Fees:
$175* per week
Site:
Offered: Week #1, 2, 7, 8, & 9
Bring out your inner chef while preparing a variety of mouthwatering food creations. Learn fundamentals of cooking and
baking that will inspire an appetite for great food in a fun
and delicious environment. Recipes, supplies and lunch
included. Menus subject to change. Ages 6-8 or 9-11.
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Edutainment Arts Camps
Fees:
$165* per week + supply fee varies
Sites:
Offered: Week #1: Harry Potter Theme Camp (ages 6-12)
Week #2: Star Wars Theme Camp (ages 6-12)
Week #2: Top Junior Chef Cooking Camp
(ages 7-12), $15 supply fee
Week #3: FX Film Camp with Green Screens
(ages 7-12)
Week #4: Wipe Out Game Show Training Center
Camp (ages 6-12)
Week #5: Zombie Survival Camp (ages 6-12)
Week #6: Top Dessert Chef Cooking Camp
(ages 7-12), $15 supply fee
Week #7: Beauty Spa Camp (ages 6-12),
$10 supply fee
Week #8: Fort and Team Building Camp
(ages 6-12)
Week #9: Magic Camp (ages 7-12)
We take theme camps, classic crafts, games, and activities and envelop them in world of fantasy, role playing,
and fun. Credentialed teachers with backgrounds in performance and the arts to bring the world of each camp
to life. Ages vary. Inst: Edutainment Arts. More info:
[email protected].
Leadership & Public Speaking
Summer Camps
Schedule: Monday–Thursday: 1–2:30 p.m.
or 2:40–4:10 p.m.
Fees:
Sites:
or Las Lomas Community Park (LLCP)
Offered: Week #1: Informative Series
Week #3: Persuasive Series
Learn to be a fearless public speaker in a fun atmosphere!
Gain confidence and voice opinions through hands-on
activities and have fun learning to overcome stage fright.
Exercises enhance speech writing and critical thinking
skills. More info: [email protected].
Inst: Young Ambassadors. Ages 7-9 or 10-14.
Summer Bridge Academy
Schedule: Monday–Thursday: 9 a.m.–noon
Fees:
$305 per three-week session + $30 supply fee
Site:
Give your child a ‘head start’ for school next year in this
Academy focusing on reading, writing and math skills.
Students are placed in grade level groups. Instruction provided by credentialed, experienced teachers. More info:
949-215-4945 or [email protected]. Inst: Summer Bridge Academy. Supply fee: $30. Grades 1-2.
Tweens & Teens
Camps
Summer
X-Cursion Camp
Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Three options to choose from: M–F, MWF or T/Th
Fees:
$195* per week (M-F), $135* (MWF), $120 (T/TH)
Site:
Heritage Community Park (HPCC)
This exciting excursion-based summer camp exclusively
for students entering 5th or 6th grade in the fall. Daily
calendar posted at irvinemsp.org. Spots fill fast; register
online with 10% down. Ages 10-12 (5th & 6th grade).
Studio Arts Camp
for Teens
Schedule: Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 9 a.m.–noon
or 1–4 p.m.
Fees:
$105 per week
Site:
Offered: Week #3, 4, 5 & 6
This half-day Arts Camps concentrate on a specific theme
or media. Experiment with painting, drawing, book arts,
3D design and more! Art supplies included. Ages 12-15.
Summer
Teen Camp
Schedule: Monday–Friday: 8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Three options to choose from: M–F, MWF or T/Th
Fees:
$170* per week (M–F), $110* (MWF), $95 (T/TH)
Sites:
Heritage Community Park (HPCC)
or University Community Park (UCP)
This exciting excursion-based summer camp exclusively
for students entering 7th, 8th and 9th grade in fall. Daily
calendar posted at irvinemsp.org. Spots fill fast; register
online with 10% down. Ages 11-15 (7th-9th grade).
Schedule: Monday–Thursday: 9:45–11:45 a.m.
Fees:
Sites:
or Northwood Community Park (NCP)
Students work as a team and learn speech and debate fundamentals. Students also develop research, analytical and
reasoning skills while learning and practicing debate concepts, discussing current events and more in a team environment. More info: [email protected].
Inst: Young Ambassadors. Ages 11-17.
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PARTICIPANT PERMISSION / EMERGENCY FORM
(A separate form is needed for each child)
PARTICIPANT NAME
DATE OF BIRTH
ADDRESS
AGE
SEX
M
F
PHONE
CITY
STATE
ZIP
E-MAIL
NOTE ANY MEDICAL CONDITIONS AND/OR ALLERGIES THE CITY SHOULD BE AWARE OF FOR YOUR CHILD'S SAFETY
NAME
PHONE
RELATIONSHIP
NAME
PHONE
RELATIONSHIP
NAME
PHONE
RELATIONSHIP
LAST
EMERGENCY CONTACT(S) - It is imperative program staff have emergency phone numbers to contact a relative/friend at any time
during program hours. I authorize the following person(s) to pick up my child in my absence:
By signing this form, you will waive certain rights ON BEHALF OF YOURSELF AND YOUR CHILD. Please read carefully.
FIRST
In the event of injury, the City of Irvine (“City”) has my consent to secure medical treatment for my child. I understand and acknowledge
that I will be responsible for payment of all medical services rendered, including reimbursement to the City for any medical expenses
incurred in the care of my child.
The City has my consent to photograph me and/or my child participating in the programs for use in future City publicity. I understand
and acknowledge that my child and I will not receive compensation for such use.
The City has my consent to take my child on offsite excursions under the supervision of the City. I understand and acknowledge that
modes of transportation for offsite excursions may include, without limitation, City vehicles, vehicles under contract with the City or
walking to local sites.
I, on behalf of myself and my child and our heirs, successors and assigns, agree to hold harmless, release, indemnify, and defend the City,
and its respective officers, employees, agents, representatives, sponsors, volunteers, successors, and assigns from any and all liabilities,
losses, damages, claims, costs, demands or causes of action arising out of or related to my child's participation in the program(s),
howsoever caused, whether caused by action, inaction or active or passive negligence, and whether caused by the City, my child or any
other individual or entity.
CLIENT ID NUMBER:
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*
$100 OFF
SUMMER CAMP
for ADVANCED STUDENTS
at UC Irvine July 6 - Aug 1
*When you register for summer camp for full term. Irvine branch
only. New students only. Bring this coupon to the office for the
discount.
Math Camp
The curriculum is aligned with prestigious national and international competitions. Our instructors have awards
and training experience in national
and/or international olympiads .
Classes help prepare for MOEMS, Math
Kangaroo, MathCounts, AMC 8, AMC
10/12, AIME, and USA(J)MO.
SAT Camp
SAT prep is a key element for college
admission. With College Highway
and 2400 Club we provide targeted
intensive SAT training from basic to
advanced students in a small group setting. This summer we hold SAT camp
classes between June 22-Aug 15, 2015.
Camp Activities
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Carefully selected activities
contribute to student engagement
and motivate students.
Strategy, board, and math games to
improve analytical reasoning, visual
perception, and logical deduction
Outdoor sports and activities to
improve the team spirit
Math and science oriented team
competitions
Educational/Entertaining field trips
Register Today or Contact Us
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[email protected]
(949) - 502 8567
4040 Barranca Pkwy Suite 120 Irvine, CA 92604
Our camps will be hosted by the UC Irvine Student Center
& Event Services, whose mission is to provide the campus
community and its guests with a variety of services and venues
for social, recreational, cultural, and educational pursuits.
However, the program is not endorsed by the University of
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Providing positive, social and recreational
opportunities to youth during non-school hours.
949-724-6744
irvinemsp.org
Educational
FREE
Money Basics
Essential information for teens to prepare for financial success. More info: 714-547-2227 ext. 118 or
[email protected]. Inst: Consumer Credit Counseling
Service of Orange County. Ages 15+.
Th
Aug 20
6:30pm–7:30pm
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TEENS
irvine Middle
School Progr am
a CTIVITY GUIDE
Jump Start Biology
Get a head start on your biology class. Middle and high
school students will review and build a strong foundation to excel in and enjoy science courses. More info:
[email protected]. Inst: Gowri Selvan. Ages 9-12.
Sa
Sa
Teen Camps & Teen Days
Excursion based day-camp during breaks
and non-school days.
Youth Action Team
Students initiate, plan and implement dances,
after-school activities and community service projects
focusing on the environment, and youth, senior
and disabled communities.
Jul 11–Aug 1
Aug 8–29
10:30am–12pm
10:30am–12pm
NCP
NCP
$149 #154545
$149 #154546
Speed Reading
& Vocabulary Building
Read two to ten times faster and maintain or improve comprehension. Students will learn the keys to unlocking the
meaning and spelling of words. More info: 949-263-0633.
Inst: Readwrite. Supply fee: $50. Ages 11-16.
M
Tu
Jun 29–Jul 20 7pm–9pm
Jul 28–Aug 18 7pm–9pm
UCP
HPCC
$69 #154857
$69 #154858
Sports Sessions
Basic sports programs and leagues to promote health
and wellness. Registration required; $17 fee.
Study Skills
& Test-Taking Techniques
Classes
Wide variety of programs held after school, usually on
campus. Differs by school; see site coordinator.
Be more productive during school and study time. Learn
effective note-taking skills, study techniques and smart
approaches to test taking. More info: 949-263-0633. Inst:
Readwrite. Supply fee: $40. Ages 11-16.
Youth Conference & Forums
Presentations and discussions to address key issues
facing Irvine youth.
Special Events
Supervised youth-oriented events such as
camping trips, golf tournaments, beach bonfires,
sporting events and more!
More Options
Fine Arts Classes for Teens (Page 84)
Résumé Assistance
G
et the job and the income you deserve by effectively
marketing yourself to prospective employers with a
professional résumé that focuses on your strengths and
transferable skills. Assistance available Monday-Friday, call
949-724-6741. Ages 16-25.
Tu
Th
Jun 30–Jul 21 7pm–8:30pm
Jul 30–Aug 20 7pm–8:30pm
UCP
HPCC
$49 #154859
$49 #154860
FREE Youth Employment
Workshop
Learn to market yourself to employers through your resume, job application, interview skills and post-interview
follow-up strategies. Must bring documents establishing your identity (photo ID) and authorization to work
(birth certificate or Social Security card). More info:
949-724-6741. Ages 16-25.
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10am–11am
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YOUTH
ACTION TEAM
EVENTS
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College Campus Tours
Community Services Projects
On-Campus YAT Clubs
Teen Forums
Battle of the Bands,
Teen Summit and More!
Visit HSYAT.com or call 949-724-6739
for up-to-date information.
More Choices!
Instant Tween & Teen Manners
Make favorable impressions on teachers and classmates
by learning general etiquette tips, social comportment,
grooming, communication and dining. More info:
949-718-0518. Inst: Marge Frazier. Supply fee: $7. Ages 11-15.
Th
Aug 13
6:45pm–8:15pm
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Summer Youth Action Team
This work-experience program provides enrichment
opportunities for teens to contribute in the community.
Off-site service projects and trainings develop essential
life-skills and promote teamwork. Assignments may include working with children, volunteering with a nonprofit, planning a youth conference and more. Additional
recreation-based excursions involve team building, social
interaction and fun! Transportation included to service
projects and excursions. Schedules are individualized and
will vary throughout the summer. More info: 949-724-6816.
Ages 14-18 (High School Students Only).
Schedule Varies
DCP
$299
#152395
Supersitters
Be prepared for emergencies, accidents, busy babies, active
toddlers and much more in this information-packed babysitter training class. Inst: Charlene Jordan. Supply fee: $5.
Ages 11+.
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Jun 26
6pm–9pm
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Established June 17, 2000
Hours of
Operation:
SCHOOL YEAR
Monday-Friday
2-8 p.m.
Saturday
10 a.m.-9 p.m.
Sunday
noon-8 p.m.
SUMMER, WINTER
AND SPRING BREAKS
Monday-Sunday
10 a.m.-9 p.m.
Contact
Information:
14701 Harvard Ave.
Irvine, CA 92604
949-337-6577
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Harvard Skate Park
The SK8 Park features
skateboarding amenities
for all skill levels and
provides skaters with a
fun, safe and legal
place to skate.
Free Support Services
I
s stress getting you down? Did you know that FOR Families
provides free, confidential consultations to help connect
you with support services? Please call 949-724-6650 for
more information.
Are you struggling in your relationship?
Are your children/teens trying your patience?
Are you feeling overwhelmed and
struggling to make ends meet?
FOR Families, call 949-724-6650
or visit cityofirvine.org/forfamilies
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Business & Finance
NEW
Communication
A to Z Grant Writing Online
Learn how to research and develop relationships with
potential funding sources, organize grantwriting campaigns, and prepare proposals. Classes begin monthly
and are taught entirely online. Fee is $99 for six week
format (24 hours). Visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine to register. More info: 949-724-6611.
Accounting Fundamentals Online
Gain a marketable new skill by learning the basics
of double-entry bookkeeping and financial reporting. Classes begin monthly and are taught entirely
online. Fee is $99 for six week format (24 hours).
Visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine to register. More info:
949-724-6611.
False Alarm Awareness Class
Used properly, home and business alarm systems are one
of the most effective ways to deter burglaries and breakins. Through this class, presented by the City of Irvine
Police Department, residents and business owners can
learn how to eliminate the frustration and expense of
false alarms. Attendees save up to $100 on their next false
alarm fee. More info and to register, call 949-724-7066 or
email [email protected].
Tu
ICC
Level II Tu
Jul 7–Aug 18
6:15pm–8pm UCP $130 #154697
Chinese for Adults
With topic-based instruction, students integrate listening, speaking, reading and writing skills while learning
Mandarin Chinese. New themes each session. No experience necessary. More info: 949-559-6868 ext. 572. Supply
fee: $10.
W
NEW
Jun 24–Sep 9
7pm–9pm
SCCCA
$249 #154955
Grammar for ESL
If English is your second language and you are headed
for college, you will find this class to be very valuable with an in-depth analysis of English grammar
and structure to help you succeed in any class taught
in English. Classes begin monthly and are taught entirely online. Fee is $99 for six week format (24 hours).
Visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine to register. More info:
949-724-6611.
Oui! Learn French:
Teens & Adults
This lecture series is made up of eight individual sessions, designed to educate attendees in different aspects
of money management. Information about the selection
of a non-commissioned financial planner is provided. Attend one or the whole series. Presented by Professional
Fiduciary Associates. More info: 949-724-6926.
With Nilo’s easy conversational
course, learn proper pronunciation, useful vocabulary,
grammar and beginning conversation. Class suitable for
students and travelers. Inst:
Nilo Anoush. Supply fee: $10.
Ages 13+.
M
9am–10am
Explore how to read and write literal Arabic and speak
Lebanese dialect in this intermediate level class. More info:
[email protected]. Inst: Paulette Germanos.
Supply fee: $25. Ages 16+.
$15 #150518
FREE
Jul 21
Arabic for Adults: Intermediate
It’s Your Money
Sep 14–Nov 2 1:30pm–3:30pm
LSC
Free #146281
NEW Using Social Media
in Business
Th
Jun 25–Aug 27 6:30pm–7:30pm
RSC
$120 #154549
Learn how to use the five most popular social media platforms: to grow and promote your business. Classes begin
monthly and are taught entirely online. Fee is $99 for
six week format (24 hours). Visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine
to register. More info: 949-724-6611.
Learn Spanish in the comfort of your own home from college instructor Dan Mikels. Classes begin monthly and
are taught entirely online. Fee is $99 for six week format
(24 hours). Visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine to register. More
info: 949-724-6611.
Speed Spanish Online
Puppy Training
Training classes for
your canine family
member can be found
on Page 95.
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Homebuyers Orientation 101
Thinking about purchasing a home? This workshop provides step-by-step guidance in purchasing a home; shopping for a realtor and lender; plus resources and programs
to prepare for homeownership.
Sa
Sa
Sa
Estate Planning
Discover the benefits of an estate, plan for minors, protect
assets from creditors and more from an experienced estate planning attorney.
Th
Th
Jun 4
Sep 10
6:30pm–8:30pm
6:30pm–8:30pm
LSC
LSC
Free #151636
Free #154626
If you have not owned a home in the past three years, you
qualify as a first-time buyer. Learn how to shop for lenders and how to budget for housing expenses.
Jun 13
Jul 11
Aug 8
Sep 12
8:30am–4:30pm
8:30am–4:30pm
8:30am–4:30pm
8:30am–4:30pm
RSC
RSC
RSC
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Free
Free
Free
Free
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Identity Theft Prevention
Minimize your risk of identity theft. Recognize possible
warning signs and what steps to take if you become a victim.
Th
Jul 2
6:30pm–8pm
LSC
NEW
9am–11:30am
9am–11:30am
9am–11:30am
RSC
RSC
RSC
Free #154631
Free #154632
Free #154633
Reverse Mortgage 101
Learn the fundamentals of obtaining a reverse mortgage,
and its implications, to decide if a reverse mortgage fits
your needs.
Th
Jul 30
6:30pm–8pm
LSC
Free #154620
Leaving the Nest
Home Buyer Education
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Jul 25
Aug 22
Sep 19
Free #154616
Retirement Planning
Building a Comfortable Lifestyle for Tomorrow
Designed for young adults planning on moving out to
college or moving out of their parent’s home, learn about
budgeting, upfront and hidden expenses when renting an
apartment, finding roommates, living expenses and identifying needs and wants. Ages 16+.
Th
Aug 6
6:30pm–7:30pm
LSC
Free #154621
Money in Marriage
Creating shared goals in financial planning eliminates
one of the biggest stressors in a relationship. Find common ground when it comes to budgeting, buying a house
and planning for the future.
Th
Aug 13
NEW
6:30pm–7:30pm
LSC
Free #154622
Savvy Social Security Planning
Learn how to calculate the cost of retirement and identify
potential sources of income, evaluate personal savings
and investment strategies to create a more comfortable
retirement.
Social Security is the foundation of most Americans retirement income. When you retire, will it be there for you?
How much will the benefit be? When is the right time to
start receiving benefits? These questions and many more
will be answered during this informative workshop.
Th
Th
Jul 9
6:30pm–8:30pm
LSC
Free #154617
Understanding Credit Reports
& Scores
Learn what is on your credit report, how your score is calculated and ways to legally improve your credit on your own.
Aug 27
6:30pm–8:30pm
LSC
Free #154624
Balancing Personal Finances
Develop a successful financial plan for your life through
tracking, evaluating and controlling your spending.
Th
Sep 3
6:30pm–7:30pm
LSC
Free #154625
Fundamentals of Investing
Credit & Budgeting
for First Time Home Buyers
Maximize investment opportunities by learning about
investment types and related tax implications.
Learn about credit, credit reports, credit scores and their
impact when applying for a home loan.
Th
Th
Th
Jul 16
Jul 23
6:30pm–8pm
6:30pm–8:30pm
LSC
LSC
ADULTS
dollarwi$e! progr ams
Free #154618
Free #154619
Sep 17
6:30pm–7:30pm
LSC
Free #154627
These free programs are presented by Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Orange County
More info: 714-547-2227 ext. 118 or [email protected]
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Computers
Creating Web Pages
Ballroom Dance: Beginning I
Learn how to design, create and post your own website.
Classes begin monthly and are taught entirely online.
Not available for online registration through the City,
please visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine to register. More info:
949-724-6611.
Get on the dance floor doing smooth dances such as the
Waltz or Fox Trot and rhythm dances like Swing, Cha
Cha or Salsa. No experience necessary. A registered
partner is required in order to participate. More info:
[email protected]. Inst: Carri Fox.
Introduction to Microsoft Excel
2013 Online
Become proficient in Microsoft Excel 2013 and learn dozens of shortcuts and tricks for setting up fully formatted
worksheets quickly and efficiently. You’ll also learn the
secrets behind writing powerful mathematical formulas
and discover how to use the function wizard to quickly
and automatically calculate statistics, loan payments,
future value and more. Classes begin monthly and are
taught entirely online. Not available for online registration through the City, please visit ed2go.com/cityofirvine
to register. More info: 949-724-6611.
Introduction to
Microsoft Word 2010 Online
Learn how to create and modify documents in Word 2010,
the worldís most popular word processing program, from
the comfort of your own home or office. Step-by-step instructions and hands-on activities help you quickly master basic features of Word.
ed2go online classes
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EVERY COURSE INCLUDES:
•Caring instructor
•Monitored discussion area
•Conversational, easy
to understand lessons
•Six weeks of instruction
•Certificate of completion
with a passing score
•Complete online access—
take your course anytime,
anywhere
Th
Th
Jun 25–Jul 30 7:30pm–8:15pm
Aug 6–Sep 10 7:30pm–8:15pm
Summer 2015
NCP
NCP
$45 #154552
$45 #154553
Guitar: Beginning
Learn several open-position chords, strum styles, time signatures and classic rock songs. New songs each session! Bring
acoustic or electric guitar with small amplifier. More info:
[email protected]. Inst: Ron Gorman. Ages 14+.
W
Aug 5–Sep 2
7pm–8pm
NCP
$99 #154709
Hand Percussion of the World
Study drumming traditions and play a variety of instruments from around the world. Explore and compare
the different styles of African, Latin, Celtic and Middle
Eastern hand percussion. More info: 949-388-1886 or
[email protected]. Inst: George Medlock. Ages 18+.
Jun 24–Jul 8 7pm–8:15pm
Aug 12–Sep 9 7pm–8:15pm
UCP
UCP
$36 #154698
$59 #154699
Ukulele: Beginning
Learn how to play current and classic songs on the ukulele. You will learn easy chords, how to read tablature
and how to play different strum styles. No previous experience required. Bring a ukulele to class. More info:
[email protected]. Inst: Ron Gorman. Ages 14+.
W
Aug 5–Sep 2
6pm–7pm
NCP
$99 #154711
Cooking Classes
Cooking classes
at the Fine Arts Center
for adults are listed
on Pages 85.
“classes start monthly”
June 17 July 15
August 19 September 16
Enroll online: ed2go.com/cityofirvine 949-724-6611
Inside Irvine
$45 #154550
$45 #154551
This class is for dancers with previous experience who
have already learned the Fox Trot, Waltz, Cha Cha and
Swing. New material will be introduced and basics will
be reviewed. Registered partner required. More info:
[email protected]. Inst: Carri Fox.
Go to view ed2go.com/cityofirvine to view classes.
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Ballroom Dance:
Beginning/Intermediate
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Gain Valuable COMPUTER SKILLS for the
WORKPLACE from the comfort of your HOME!
Jun 25–Jul 30 6:45pm–7:30pm
Aug 6–Sep 10 6:45pm–7:30pm
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Evening Pilates with Yurika
Stand tall, move better and feel
good in this beginner level class.
Using Pilates, learn to strengthen, tone and balance the body
and mind. Bring a mat and
TheraBand™ (TheraBand™ available from instructor for $5).
Inst: Yurika Matsumoto.
Stand tall, move better and feel good! Strengthen, tone,
and balance body and mind with Pilates. All levels welcome. Bring a mat and TheraBand™ (TheraBand™ available
from instructor for $5). Inst: Yurika Matsumoto. Ages 11+.
Tu
NEW
Jun 23–Sep 8
6:30pm–7:30pm
WBCP $132 #154495
Great Glow & Flow Yoga
Ignite your weekend with Yoga in a party atmosphere
accompanied by grooving music and black lights. Wear
your whitest and brightest and bring your Yoga mat! All
levels welcome. All-levels welcome. Ages 16+.
F
F
Jun 12
Jul 17
8:45pm–10pm
8:45pm–10pm
OCGP
OCGP
$25 #153961
$25 #155876
Th
Jul 23–Sep 10 9am–10am
Pilates and Yoga together in one class! Tone and elongate with this non-impact workout blending exercises
that complement each another. Bring a mat. More info:
[email protected]. Inst: Eugenia Lane. Ages 16+. *No
class 7/4.
Sa
Health enhancing yoga practice focused on up-to-date
medical yoga research. Class combines postures, meditation and yoga philosophy in a breath-centered practice.
Please avoid eating two hours prior to class; bring mat and
blanket. Inst: Diane Pavesic RN, Certified Yoga Therapist,
YTRX-500C, E-RYT-500. *No class 7/2, 7/7, 7/9, 7/11.
Pilates with Jennifer
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$76 #155902
$154 #155903
Meditation & Breathing
Learn to focus and meditate to help
reduce stress, relieve tension, lower
blood pressure and promote healing.
Inst: Bing Luh. Supply fee: $10 for full
course. Ages 16+.
Demo Tu Jul 7
7:45pm–8:45pm DCP Free #155007
Tu Jul 14–Aug 25 8:10pm–9:25pm DCP $89 #155008
$95 #154497
Pi-Yo
Hatha Yoga with Diane
Tu
Jun 23–Aug 25* 6:30pm–7:45pm
Th
Jun 25–Aug 27* 1pm–2pm
Tu
Jun 23–Aug 27* 6:30pm–7:45pm
Th
1pm–2pm
CCP
Jun 27–Aug 8* 9am–10am
RSC
$60 #154809
Improve muscle control, flexibility, coordination, strength
and tone. Space is limited. Bring a mat. More info:
[email protected]. Inst: Jennifer Pearlstein. Ages 16+.
Int/Adv
Beg
Int
Beg
Beg
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M
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Jun 22–Aug 3111:30am–12:30pm UCP $138
Jun 22–Aug 3112:30pm–1:30pm UCP $138
Jun 22–Aug 315:45pm–6:45pm SSNP $138
Jun 24–Sep 2 12:30pm–1:30pm UCP $138
Jun 24–Sep 2 5:45pm–6:45pm LSC $138
#154594
#154595
#154596
#154597
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Tai Chi (Yang-Style)
Learn easy techniques to reduce stress, increase energy and
gain mental focus with Yang-style Tai Chi. Relax mentally
and physically at deep levels. Inst: Bing Luh. Supply fee: $20
(DVD included). Ages 16+.
Demo Tu Jul 7
Tu Jul 14–Sep 1
6:30pm–7:30pm DCP Free #155005
6:30pm–8pm
DCP $99 #155006
MELT®
NEW
Discover a method to reduce pain and function more
efficiently with simple 10-minute self-care techniques
using soft balls or soft rollers. Developed by bestselling
author and manual therapist Sue Hitzmann, The MELT
Method® is an innovative self-treatment program that focuses on the connective tissues to relieve aches and pains
brought on by aging and active living. Inst: Niki Parker.
*No class 9/8.
Join a Hoag Medical Group sports medicine physician for an educational presentation focusing on the
prevention and treatment of sports related injuries.
Full course topics and descriptions listed online at
irvinequickreg.org. Inst: Hien Nghiem, M.D., C.A.Q.S.M.
Location: Hoag Medical Group, 4900 Barranca Parkway,
Suite 103, Irvine 92604.
Hands & Feet
Soft Roller
Hands & Feet
Soft Roller
Hands & Feet
Soft Roller
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
Jul 7
9am–10am
Jul 7–28 10am–11am
Aug 4
9am–10am
Aug 4–25 10am–11am
Sep 1
9am–10am
Sep 1–29* 10am–11am
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ADULTS
Morning Pilates
with Yurika
Health & Wellness
FREE
Sports Injury
Prevention Classes
High School Sports:
Ways to Prevent Common Sports Injuries
Tu
Jun 30
6pm–7pm
Summer Exercise & Sports:
Staying Injury Free
W
Jul 22
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HMGP
Free #155864
HMGP
Free #155870
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NEW
Therapeutic Yoga with Mona
Therapeutic Yoga blends restorative yoga supported postures, gentle yoga, breathwork and guided meditation.
Techniques are combined to be gentle yet effective for
bringing the body into balance and reducing stress after
injury or illness. Therapeutic Yoga is a deeply meditative
experience. Inst: Mona Ness.
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Jun 8–Jul 27 4:30pm–6pm
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Hiking the Trails
Hike on some of the most beautiful trails found in our local
mountains. Terrain varies from moderate to strenuous.
Set your own pace. Inst: Jesper Widen. Ages 18+.
Sa
Aug 15
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May 20–Jul 29
May 20–Jul 29
May 21–Jul 30
Aug 3–Sep 28*
Aug 5–Sep 30
Aug 5–Sep 30
Aug 6–Sep 24
Jul 10–Sep 25
8:45am–10am
10:30am–11:45am
9am–10am
9:30am–10:45am
8:45am–10am
9am–10am
10:30am–11:45am
9:30am–10:45am
9am–10:15am
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Yoga
for Relaxation
& Renewal
After a day of work, join us
for refreshing and relaxing
guided yoga. Beginners
welcome. Inst: Bridget Ingham of Yoga World. Ages
14+. *No class 9/7.
M
Jul 13–Sep 21* 5:45pm–6:45pm
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Yoga for Strength,
Energy & Balance
This stimulating yoga class is designed for those interested
in a stronger form of yoga practice. Inst: Bridget Ingham
of Yoga World. Ages 14+. *No class 9/7.
M
Jul 13–Sep 21* 7pm–8:30pm
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7:45am–5pm
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Hitting the Trails
Yoga for Active Older Adults
with Mona
Anyone can practice yoga regardless of age or experience. Energize your body and improve your flexibility.
All levels welcome. Bring yoga mat and water. More info:
949-724-6800. Inst. Mona Ness. Ages 50+. *No class 9/7.
$108 #156013
Exert yourself out of doors on some
of the most challenging trails the
Southland has to offer. These strenuous hikes are for no-nonsense hikers. Distances vary from eight to 16
miles. Inst: Jesper Widen. Ages 18+.
Sa
Sep 12
6:15am–5:30pm
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Martial Arts
Aikido for Adults
A non-competitive, non-aggressive and effective form
of self-defense, which can enhance self-confidence,
aerobic conditioning and stress reduction. More info:
[email protected]. Location: Mumonkan-Do
Aikido Studio, 17905 Sky Park Circle #L. Ages 13+.
Sa
Sa
Sa
Jul 11–25
Aug 1–29
Sep 12–26
9:30am–11am
9:30am–11am
9:30am–11am
STUDIO
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Karate with Roy Cadiente
Karate promotes personal development and self-discipline. Uniform available from instructor for $26.50 and
up. More info: 949-837-8641. Inst: Roy Cadiente (Wed) or
Matt Hemenez (Thurs).
W
Th
W
Th
W
Th
Jul 1–22
Jul 2–23
Aug 5–26
Aug 6–27
Sep 2–23
Sep 3-24
7:30pm–8:30pm
7:30pm–8:30pm
7:30pm–8:30pm
7:30pm–8:30pm
7:30pm–8:30pm
7:30pm-8:30pm
DCP
NCP
DCP
NCP
DCP
NCP
$48
$48
$48
$48
$48
$48
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Self Defense Kung Fu
This easy-to-follow program lets you move to the beat at
your own speed. Latin rhythms, rock ‘n’ roll and swing
turn this low-impact dance workout in to a party! Toning sticks are limited. Inst: Barbara Bohlig. Ages 50+.
*No class 8/27-9/7.
Enhance your overall health and longevity by learning
traditional Shaolin kung fu and the application of kung
fu self-defense skills. This traditional Chinese martial arts
promotes self-defense and physical fitness. More info:
[email protected] or 949-701-8810. Location: Orange County Shaolin Temple Cultural Center, 375 Bristol
St. #45, Costa Mesa 92626. Supply fee: $20. Inst: Master
Shi Yanqing. Ages 13+.
Int
M Jul 6–Sep 28* 4:30pm–5:30pm LSC $55 #155910
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Shotokan Karate for Adults
Taught for centuries by generations of Japanese traditionalists, this style of karate teaches blocks, strikes, punches, kicks and body mechanics to maximize self-defense
while improving fitness, strength, focus and discipline.
Course runs monthly. Second family member only $60/
month (this price is available through mail, fax or walkin registrations only). Annual AAU membership required
at first class ($16/child; $29/adult). More info: 951-2831544. Inst: Tai Cigar, World Champion, AAU/USA Karate
Coach. Ages 13+. *No class 9/7.
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Jul 1–29
Aug 3–31
Sep 2–30*
Jul 1–Sep 30*
7:45pm–8:45pm
7:45pm–8:45pm
7:45pm–8:45pm
7:45pm–8:45pm
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HPCC
$70
$70
$70
$180
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Jul 6–27
Aug 3–31
Sep 14–28
8pm–8:50pm
8pm–8:50pm
8pm–8:50pm
OCSTCC $104 #154540
OCSTCC $130 #154541
OCSTCC $78 #154542
Women’s Safety and Self Defense:
Just Yell Fire
Learn to “fight like a girl” using quick and effective martial
arts techniques. Avoid becoming a victim through awareness, practical self-defense techniques, and get-away skills.
Just Yell Fire is an internationally recognized program. More
info: [email protected]. Inst: Doug Shields. Ages 12+.
Sa
Sa
Sa
Jun 13
Jul 18
Aug 22
10am–12pm
10am–12pm
10am–12pm
UCP
UCP
UCP
Community Emergency
FREE Response Team,
(CERT) Course
Help yourself, your family and your community during
a disaster by training to be a member of Irvine’s CERT
program. The 28-hour training course teaches basic
hands-on response skills needed for fire safety, light
search and rescue, disaster medical operations and
more. Enrollment limited to 33 students. Enroll online at
cityofirvine.org/cert. More info: [email protected] or
949-724-7054. Ages 18+.
W, M
Sparring for Adults
Learn punches, kicks, wrestling techniques, takedowns,
throws, sweeps, kick catches, elbow and knee strikes
that are used in full-contact kickboxing. More info:
[email protected] or 949-701-8810. Location: Orange
County Shaolin Temple Cultural Center, 375 Bristol St.
#45, Costa Mesa 92626. Supply fee: $20. Ages 13+.
M
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More Choices!
$39 #151167
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Do you have a half-finished novel, great family stories or
an idea for a children’s book, short story or screenplay?
Get serious and start writing! The instructor, a former
magazine editor, will guide you on your fiction/non-fiction projects or provide an assignment. Open to all levels
of experience. Inst: Dorothy Spirus.
Tu
Aug 4–Sep 8
7:30pm–9pm
$145 #154745
Discover what it takes to become a published freelance
writer. More info: [email protected]. Inst: Dorothy Spirus, freelance writer and former magazine editor.
Tu
Jun 30
7:30pm–9pm
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FREE Senior Services Volunteer
Informational Meeting
Learn more about what is required to volunteer at the
City's senior centers. This meeting provides information
on current openings and the variety of volunteer opportunities available for adults and teens. Registration required. More info: 949-724-6900. Ages 14+.
Jun 17
Jun 17
Jul 15
Jul 15
Aug 19
Aug 19
Sep 16
Sep 16
10am–11am
5pm–6pm
10am–11am
5pm–6pm
10am–11am
5pm–6pm
10am–11am
5pm–6pm
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Fine Arts Classes
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hile visiting our facilities, parks and events, please be
aware that City staff photographers may be taking photos
or video for marketing purposes. If you do not want your image
used, please notify the photographer at the time of the photo.
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Writing for Magazines
Say Cheese!
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Free #155237
Creative Writing
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Great Park in Motion
Parenting
Get your Saturday mornings in motion
with these fun fitness activities at the
Orange County Great Park. Registration required.
CPR & First Aid for
Infant/Child & Adult
Be prepared by taking an Emergency Medical Services
Authority and State-approved CPR and/or First Aid class.
Participants receive University Training Center certification (CPR and First Aid valid for two years). Inst: University Training Center. Ages 14+. Children 10-13 may
enroll with registered parent.
CPR
First Aid
Both
Sa
Sa
Sa
Jun 13
Jun 13
Jun 13
9am–12pm
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NEW
FREE
Hoag Medical Group
Pediatric Classes
Expectant parents and new parents have the opportunity
to speak with a Hoag Medical Group pediatrician during
these free educational sessions full of in-depth preparation, advice and tips for your baby. Inst: Hoag Medical
Group Pediatrician. Location: Hoag Medical Group Pediatrics, 4900 Barranca Parkway, Suite 103, Irvine 92604.
Ask a Pediatrician
Tu
Jul 14
6pm–7pm
For Expectant Parents:
How to Raise a Healthy Infant
Sa
Jul 18
10am–11:30am
HMGP
Free #154706
HMGP
Free #155895
For New Parents:
What to Know During the First Six Months
W
Aug 19
6pm–7pm
HMGP
Free #155897
Cross Training: Ages 16+
Kick off your summer fitness
routine each week with a variety of high-intensity, functional movements in a team format.
Get ready to have fun and challenge yourself.
Sa
Jun 6–27
Sa
Jun 6–27
Sa
Jun 6–27
$39 #154498
Cardio Boot Camp®
Outdoor Fitness
Burn calories, improve strength and increase endurance
with high-energy outdoor circuit training in this early
morning workout. Inst: Body Business. *No class 7/6, 7/17.
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M, W, F
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Jun 23–Jul 28*
Aug 3–Sep 4
Aug 4–Sep 3
Inside Irvine
5:30am–6:30am
5:30am–6:30am
5:30am–6:30am
5:30am–6:30am
Summer 2015
OCGP
$49 #153972
9am–10am
OCGP
$49 #153973
Aloha and Iaorana! This class is a mix of traditional
Polynesian choreography with a modern fitness twist.
Using a series of low-impact Tahitian dance moves set
to pounding drum beat, you will burn calories and have
fun while toning abdominal, leg and arm muscles. All
levels are welcome. More info: [email protected].
Inst: Brenda Geringer.
Jul 28–Sep 15 7pm–8pm
CCP
$95 #154647
Jazzercise
Learn to skate, glide on one foot, stop, turn and more.
Includes: skate rental, lessons, free practice on the
day of class, plus three additional skating passes to
use during the session. More info: 714-518-3212 or
[email protected]. Location: Anaheim ICE, 300
W. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim. Ages 17+.
AI
8am–9am
Hula Dance & Fitness for Women
Monday –Thursday:
5:30 – 6:30 p.m.
Anaheim ICE: Skating for Adults
7pm–7:30pm
$49 #153971
Hula Hooping: Ages 12+
Come see what the hoopla is all about! This low-impact,
high-cardio hooping class is a fun and social way to get a
full body work out. Learn cutting edge hoop tricks as you
whirl and spin on the lawn!
Sports & Fitness
Jul 1–22
OCGP
Outdoor Yoga: Ages 12+
Join in on this energizing experience that promotes
strength, flexibility, weight loss and more using breath
and movement set to invigorating music.
Tu
W
7am–8am
SETNP $149 #154805
OCGP
$99 #154807
SETNP $149 #154806
OCGP
$99 #154808
Jazzercise is a calorie-torching,
hip-swiveling, Shakira’d–be-proud
dance party workout to put your
abs to the test, with a hot playlist
to distract you from the burn. Our
classes-Strike, Fusion, Core, Strength and Dance Mixxwill leave you breathless, tone and coming back for more.
Start working it with Jazzercise! All fitness levels welcome.
New customers get ONE MONTH FREE with 12 month
commitment ($50 savings). Attend one or all classes
at every Tustin/Irvine Jazzercise location. More info:
[email protected] or 714-730-3758. Inst: Shawn
Masse. *No class 8/3-8/6, 9/7.
Monthly Rate: $50 with 12 month agreement.
$55 with 6 month agreement.
$60 with 2 month agreement.
Drop-In Rate: $20/meeting, pay at the door.
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Great for both new and longtime participants of water
fitness. This fun, fast-paced workout helps tone without stressing the back or knees. Cardio conditioning is
followed by total body resistance work and toning. When
available, Tuesday morning and Friday classes are offered
in deep water. Program offered year-round. Fee: $7/visit;
$24/4 visits or $5 per class when purchasing for 10 or
more visits. Purchase passes at the pool. Ages 16+. *No
class 5/25, 6/18-19, 7/3, 7/27-7/31, 9/7. Schedule subject
to change or relocation.
M–F* 10am–11amWWJAC
Tu, Th*
7pm–8pm
WWJAC
Fall
Leagues
The Community Services Department
offers the following adult sports programs:
Softball
Zumba®
949-724-6669
Ditch the workout
and join the party!
Burn up to 700
calories while toning and sculpting
to upbeat international music. Inst:
Body Business.
Tu
Th
Tu
Th
Jun 23–Jul 21
Jun 25–Jul 23
Aug 4–Sep 1
Aug 6–Sep 3
6pm–7pm
7:15pm–8:15pm
6pm–7pm
7:15pm–8:15pm
NCP
CCP
NCP
CCP
$53
$53
$53
$53
ADULTS
Water Aerobics
Men’s leagues in
various levels
Coed leagues in
various levels
Soccer
#154801
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#154803
#154804
949-724-6825
Men’s 11 vs. 11 leagues
in various levels
in various levels
Coed 11 vs. 11 league
Coed 7 vs. 7 leagues
in various levels
Women’s 7 vs. 7 league
Basketball
949-724-6659
Men’s leagues in
various levels
Men’s 6’2” league
Men’s masters league
Registration Deadline: Late July
Soccer at the Great Park
949-724-6586
in various levels
Coed 7 vs. 7 leagues
For more information regarding
any of the Adult Sports Leagues:
Visit irvineathletics.org or call 949-724-6605.
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irvine
senior services
Providing services to adults age 50+
Citywide, with two dedicated locations.
Lakeview Senior Center (LSC)
Monday – Friday: 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.
949-724-6900
irvineseniors.org
20 Lake Road, Irvine
(Located in Mike Ward Community Park—
Woodbridge)
MEMBERSHIP PROGR AMS
Computer Lab at Lakeview Senior Center
Monday– Friday: 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Open lab time is available to Computer Lab members only.
Hours may vary due to class schedules, computer maintenance and volunteer coverage. Members must read and
sign a copy of the lab rules and regulations.
Fees: Irvine Residents: $17/YearNon-Residents: $22/Year
Fitness Center
at Rancho Senior Center
Amenities Include:
Nutrition program Keen Center for Senior Resources
Recreation programs Clubs and support groups
Computer Lab Billiards and game room
Saturday : 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Sunday: 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Rancho Senior Center (RSC)
949-724-6800
irvineseniors.org
3 Ethel Coplen Way, Irvine
Amenities Include:
Fitness Center Recreation programs Clubs
Health and fitness programs Game room
For more information and a complete listing of programs
and services, visit irvineseniors.org.
The Fitness Center provides older adults with a safe and
comfortable workout environment. Orientation ($10)
required prior to participation. Equipment available for
cardiovascular and strength training. Schedule orientation and purchase memberships in person at the Rancho
Senior Center. More info: 949-724-6800.
Fees:
Gold Card Members
$55/Year Non-Gold Card
Members
$80/Year
Orientation
$10
Gold Card
Rose Garden Café
Lakeview Senior Center
949-724-6900 irvineseniors.org
Enjoy a delicious hot meal with great service and a
social atmosphere. Meals provide one-third of the
nutritional dietary recommended daily allowance for
seniors. A vegetarian alternative meal is offered daily.
Menus are posted at both senior centers and in the
Irvine Seniors Newsletter.
Sponsorship and volunteer opportunities for senior nutrition programs (Rose Garden Cafe and Irvine Meals
on Wheels) are available. Please call 949-724-6918
for more information.
Lunch (Served Monday–Friday, 11:45 a.m.–12:30 p.m.) Fees
Suggested donation (Ages 60+) $4*
Fee (Ages 59 and under)
$5
4th of July ThJul 2 11:45am–12:30pm LSC
$4/60+
$5/59 and under
Labor Day F Sep 4 11:45am–12:30pm LSC
$4/60+
$5/59 and under
Oktoberfest W Sep 30 11:45am–12:30pm LSC
$4/60+
$5/59 and under
*No senior is turned away due to inability to make a donation.
Monthly menus posted online at irvineseniors.org
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Start receiving your benefits today! Perks include discounts
to Fitness Center, fitness classes, priority registration for
special events and luncheons and pre-registration for high
demand classes. Card includes picture for identification.
Purchase at either center. More info: 949-724-6800.
Fees: Irvine Residents: $10/YearNon-Residents: $15/Year
June 26 Senior Fitness Expo: Page 18
Keen Center for
Senior Resources
Helping seniors and their families
• Support Groups
• Assistance Programs
• Care Management
20 Lake Road, Irvine
Monday-Thursday 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Friday 9 a.m.-noon
949-724-6926
[email protected]
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Each center offers a variety of programs for free or at a
nominal cost. For a listing, visit irvineseniors.org or stop
by either center and pick up a copy of Irvine Newsletter.
Individual Technology Tutoring
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays
3:30– 5 p.m.
Learn how to use your computer, tablet or smart phone
to its full capacity. Sign up for free individual 45-minute tutoring sessions at the Lakeview Senior Center with
volunteer high school students from the Orange County
Coders group. Call 949-724-6900 to schedule an appointment. Bring your device.
Social Tap Dance
Have fun socializing while practicing fun tap dance steps.
All levels welcome. This weekly non-instructional class
is a great way to meet people and exercise! More info:
949-724-6800. Ages 50+. *No class 7/1, 8/5, 9/2.
Wednesdays*
Thursdays
11:30am–1pm
9:30am–11:30am
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Free
Free
Legal Aid Society of Orange
County: Free Consultations
Lakeview Senior Center 949-724-6900
Book Club
Morning Socials
Social Bridge
Longevity Stick
International Crafters
Bingo
Car Fit
Joanie’s Raggtimers
Music and Dance
Travel Adventure Slideshow
Taiwanese Mah Jongg
Tea Dance
Carrom
Harmonica
Morning Socials
Movie Matinee
Mind Fitness Fun
Saturday Night Dances
Mobility Equipment
Lending Program
Mobility Equipment Lending Program available at the
Keen Center for Senior Resources, located at the Lakeview Senior Center. Wheelchairs, walkers, crutches and
canes available at no cost for a 30-day loan period, based
upon equipment available. More info: 949-724-6926.
Beginning Social Bridge
American Style Mah Jongg
Longevity Stick
Canasta
International Discussion Group
Mind Fitness Fun
Scrabble
Bunco
Walking Club
Social Tap Dance
Chess
Canasta
Open Dance Studio
Film Club
Driver Safety–AARP Smart Driver
The AARP Driver Safety program is the nation’s first and largest refresher course for drivers over 50. Learn current road
rules, safe vehicle operation and how to adjust to common
age-related changes in vision, hearing and reaction time.
FREE
W
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Jul 1
Sep 2
8:30am–5pm
8:30am–5pm
LSC
LSC
$15
$15
Film Club at Seniors
Do you enjoy watching movies? Better yet, do you love
them so much you want to discuss every detail? Our Film
Club is just for you! The club meets every month to discuss
a particular film chosen by the group. Get your popcorn
ready and enjoy this group with your fellow film enthusiasts. Takes place on the 2nd Friday of the month.
F
Jul 10, Aug 14, Sep 11
10:30am–11:30am
RSC
9am–11am
Free
7:30am–9am
$1
8am–2pm
Free
9am–10am
Free
9am–4pm
Free
12:30pm–3pm
$8 buy-in/10 games
10:30am–11:30am
Free
2nd/4th Thursdays noon–1:30pm
Free
3rd Thursdays
Thursdays
Thursdays
Fridays
Fridays
Fridays
Fridays
Fridays
1st Saturdays
Free
Free
Free
Free
$30
$1
Free
Free
$7
6:30pm–8:30pm
noon–5pm
2pm–4pm
8am–6pm
9am–10am
10am–11am
12:15pm–2:30pm
10am–11am
7pm–10pm
Free legal consultations are available for adults age 60
and older. A representative will provide assistance with
general legal information. Second Thursday, monthly,
12:30-4:30 p.m. Registration required. More info and to
schedule an appointment, call 949-724-6926.
Mandarin
Mandarin
1st Mondays
Tuesdays
Tuesdays
Tuesdays/Thursdays
Tuesdays
Tuesdays
1st Wednesdays
Free
SENIORS
DAILY AC TIVITIES
Progr ams & ac tivities
FREE
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949-724-6800
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
$5
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Mondays
2pm–4pm
Mondays
9:30am–noon
Mondays
10am–11am
Mondays/Wednesdays 12:30pm–3:30pm
3rd Tuesdays
9:30am–11:20am
Tuesdays
9:30am–10:30am
Tuesdays
1pm–4pm
1st Wednesdays 12pm–3pm
Thursdays
9am–10am
Thursdays
9:30am–11:30am
Fridays
11am–1pm
Fridays
12pm–4pm
Fridays
3pm–5pm
2nd Fridays
10:30am–11:30am
Irvine Senior Travelers
For more information and to receive a free trip listing,
call 888-882-8714 or email [email protected].
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Day Tours
Getty Center
Jul 8
Cost: $55/person
Barbara Abshire 949-552-0540
L.A. Past & Present
Nov 4
Cost: $56/person
Extended Tours
Summer Breezes & Stinking Roses by Rail
Jul 22–25
$799–$1,139
Sandra Cullum 949-769-6490
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National Parks of America
Sept 26–Oct 7 $3,879–$5,229
Mary Zuniga
949-786-9302
New England Rails & Trails
Oct 3–10
$2,675–$3,525
Linda Lako
949-725-9896
Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta
Oct 9–14
$2,095–$2,770
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Irvine Aquatics
Providing aquatics education, water safety
awareness, fitness, competition and fun
to participants of all ages and abilities.
Purchase memberships for this year-round program
at the William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center. Ages 16+.
Pool closed on most City holidays. *All lap swim will
be held at Northwood Aquatics Center 7/25-8/2 at the
regular scheduled times. Schedule subject to change
or relocation:
SCHEDULE
M–F
6am–8am, 6pm–8pm
WWJAC
M–F10am–2pm until 6/17 WWJAC
M–F11am–3pm until 8/7WWJAC
M–F11am–2pm until 8/21WWJAC
Sa–Su8am–10am
WWJAC
RECREATION SWIMMING
AND DIVING
William Woollett Jr.
AquaticS Center (WWJAC)
Monday–Friday: 6 a.m.–8 p.m.
Saturday–Sunday: 8 a.m.–noon
Hours may change based on scheduled programs
949-724-6717 irvineaquatics.org
4601 Walnut Avenue, Irvine
(Adjacent to Irvine High School)
Amenities Include:
25-meter teaching pool with portable slide
Two 50-meter competition pools
Two 1-meter diving boards
Two 3-meter diving boards
Services Include:
Swim lessons, swim teams, diving,
synchronized swimming & water polo
Adult lap swim & water aerobics
Children’s birthday parties & camps
Aquatic safety education classes & CPR
Northwood
Aquatics Center (NHSAC)
Monday–Friday: 4:30–8 p.m.
(During school year)
949-724-6938
irvineaquatics.org
4515 Portola Parkway, Irvine
(Located at Northwood High School)
Summer hours for relocated programs only
Amenities Include:
One 50-meter competition pool
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Recreational swimming will be offered during the
summer in the recreation pool every day and in the
diving pool (M-F only). An adult must accompany
children under the age of 6 years, one-on-one and in
the water at all times. Schedules can change with minimal notice, please check with lifeguards for updates.
*Rec swim will be closed 7/25-8/2 for large events.
SCHEDULE
M–F
Sa–Su
1:15–3pm
1–2:30pm
Jun 22–Aug 21*
May 16–Oct 25*
WWJAC
WWJAC
splash-In movie
August 29: Swim and float in the pool while watching
“Big Hero 6” play on the big screen. Lifeguards will be
on duty. Pool opens at 6:30 p.m.; show starts at dusk.
L AP & RECREATION SWIM FEES:
Daily 10 Visit
Junior (2–18) $2 $18
Adult (18–55) $4 $36
Senior (55+) $2 $18
30 Visit Monthly Year-Unlimited
$52.50 $30
$250
$90.00 $45
$500
$52.50 $30
$250
Birthday Parties
C
elebrate your child’s birthday at the pool! The package
includes use of the party room, kid-friendly pool with
water slide and certified lifeguards. The fee is $175 for
a two-hour party for up to 50 guests (includes adults and
non-swimmers). All ages are welcome. Party options are
Fridays, 6-8 p.m. and two-hour blocks on Saturdays and
Sundays between 9:45 a.m. and 8 p.m. starting April 4.
For more information, including additional party package
options and fees or to book your party, call 949-724-6717
or email [email protected].
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Spring Board Diving
Coaches Certification
CPR, AED & First Aid Review and Safety Training
for Swim Coaches
This refresher course allows those previously certified in
American Red Cross, AED and first aid to renew their
certification. The first part of the training includes CPR,
AED and first aid skills review leading up to a written test
and skills challenge. The second portion is safety training
for swim coaches which includes water polo coaches and
other individuals involved in aquatic programs. Course
includes written test and in water skills session. Bring
swimsuit and towel. Includes $50 ARC. Ages 15+.
May 31
Sep 13
9am–1pm
9am–1pm
WWJAC
WWJAC
$150
$150
#150091
#150093
Water Aerobics
Great for both new and longtime participants of water
fitness. This fun, fast-paced workout helps tone without stressing the back or knees. Cardio conditioning is
followed by total body resistance work and toning. When
available, Tuesday morning and Friday classes are offered
in deep water. Program offered year-round. Fee: $7/visit;
$24/4 visits or $5 per class when purchasing for 10 or
more visits. Purchase passes at the pool. Ages 16+. *No
class 5/25, 6/18-19, 7/3, 7/27-7/31, 9/7. Schedule subject
to change or relocation.
M–F* 10am–11amWWJAC
Tu, Th*
7pm–8pm
WWJAC
Senior Splash
This shallow water, low-impact class is paced for seniors
and designed to promote joint flexibility, range of
motion and agility while building cardiovascular fitness
and muscle strength. Minimum registration must be
met prior to first class to avoid cancellation; please register in advance. Ages 50+. *No class 7/28, 7/30.
May 19–Jun 16
Jun 23–Sep 1*
Jun 25–Sep 3*
Jun 23–Jul 23
Aug 4–Sep 3
9am–9:45am
9am–9:45am
9am–9:45am
9am–9:45am
9am–9:45am
WWJAC
WWJAC
WWJAC
WWJAC
WWJAC
$20
$20
$20
$20
$20
Beginning
M–Th Jun 22–Jul 2 11am–11:40am
M–Th Jul 6–16
11am–11:40am
M–Th Aug 3–13 11am–11:40am
WWJAC $80
WWJAC $80
WWJAC $80
#150120
#150123
#150126
M–Th Jun 22–Jul 2 11:45am–12:25pm WWJAC $80
M–Th Jul 6–16
11:45am–12:25pm WWJAC $80
M–Th Aug 3–13 11:45am–12:25pm WWJAC $80
#150121
#150124
#150127
Intermediate
PRIVATE swim LESSONS
water fitness & more
Tu,Th
Tu
Th
Tu, Th
Tu, Th
Diving is one of the most popular Olympic sports requiring similar skills to that of a gymnast; strength, flexibility,
judgment and air awareness. Come join us to learn the
proper diving techniques off 1- and 3-meter diving boards.
Ages 7-13.
Classes offered every 30 minutes
Lessons offered six days a week at varying times
All lessons are 25 minutes
Fee: $30 per class
1 On 1 Stroke Technique
Geared toward swim team participants, triathletes, lap
swimmers or anyone looking to gain a competitive edge.
This class focuses on proper technique and mechanics of
all four strokes. Pre-register onsite only. Twenty-five minute spots throughout the day. Instructor is not in the water.
Space is limited. More info: 949-724-6717. Ages 5+.
Flexible Schedule Private Lessons
A limited number of private lessons will be offered for private
(one student) to semi-private (two students) per instructor.
The person requesting the semi-private class is responsible
for finding the additional participant. Classes are scaled to
the participants skill level. You are not guaranteed the same
instructor. Space is limited. More info: 949-724-6717.
#148621
#148622
#148623
#148624
#148625
H2O: POLO
Here is your chance to learn water polo or build on what
you already know! Learn head up swimming, dribbling,
passing, shooting, rules and strategy of the game. Ages 9-14.
T, Th
T, Th
T, Tn
Jun 23–Jul 2 1:30pm–2:30pm WWJAC
Jul 7–16
1:30pm–2:30pm WWJAC
Aug 4–13
1:30pm–2:30pm WWJAC
$50
$50
$50
AQUATICS
H20: Dive
TR AINING
Su Su
a CTIVITY GUIDE
#150132
#150133
#150134
Withdrawal Requests
W
ithdrawal requests for Learn To Swim must be made
in writing 10 days prior to the start of the session.
The session always begins on a Monday, even if your class
begins on a Tuesday. A $5 withdrawal fee applies per
class. Requests received fewer than 10 days prior to the
start of the session will be processed for 50 percent of
the fees. Withdrawals/refunds are not available once the
session begins. Sorry, there are no make-ups or credits for
missed classes. Email [email protected] with your
withdrawal request. Refunds may be processed upon request
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LEARN TO SWim at Woollet t
4601 Walnut Ave., Irvine
sessions
Ducklings (Ages 6–36 months with adult)
Adult is in the water, learning ways to assist the child in
basic skills and water safety.
Session 6: June 22–July 2
Session 7: July 6–16
Session 8: July 20–30
Little Fish & Parent (Ages 2.5–5.5 with adult)
Adult is in the water for just the first few meetings. Content follows Little Fish: Starfish and Sea Dragons.
Session 9: August 3–13
Session 10: August 17–27
FEEs
Lesson Time
Level
Session 6–10
25 minute Little Fish
40 minute
Little Fish & Little Eels
25 minute
Ducklings
25 minute
Privates (M–Th)
25 minute
Privates (M/W or T/TH)
40 minute
Adults/Teens
40 minute classes generally meet 4 times per session,
25 minute classes generally meet 8 times per session.
$56
$45
$28
$200
$100
$40
Session 6, 7 and Saturdays (July):
Residents: Sunday, May 17, 9 p.m.
Non-Residents: Monday, May 18, 9 p.m.
Session 8, 9, 10 & Saturdays (August):
Residents: Sunday, June 28, 9 p.m.
Non-Residents: Monday, June 29, 9 p.m.
registration methods
Online: irvinequickreg.org
Touch Tone: 949-222-2251
Fax: 949-724-6608 or 949-724-PLAY (7529)
Fax Registration Procedure for May 17 only:
1.Family accounts must be created prior to faxing
in your Program Registration Application. Go to
irvinequickreg.org to set up your account or download forms.
2. Completed applications received on May 19 between
5 and 10 p.m. will be randomly processed starting at 9 p.m.
3. Please fax only one time, multiple faxes will be prioritized last.
4.Faxes received after 10 p.m. will be processed the following day.
5. Always provide an alternate course number in the event
the course you desire is full.
6. Confirmations will be emailed or mailed the following
business day or check your account online.
We Reserve the Right to Move Students
to the Most Developmentally Appropriate Level
Inside Irvine
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Levels
REGistration BEGINS
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Little Fish (Ages 3–6 years)
Children are grouped into Starfish, Sea Dragon, Seahorse,
Sea Lion or Shark levels based on ability. Skills vary and
may include: water entry, floating, kicking, basic strokes,
turns and water safety. Most children repeat this level several times.
Little Eels (Ages 5–6 years)
Must be able to complete 25 yards of freestyle with side
breathing, backstroke, and elementary backstroke; 15 yards
of breaststroke and butterfly kick. Prerequisite: one session
of Little Fish: Sharks level.
Big Fish (Ages 6–13 years)
Hippos: For beginners. Skills include: water entry, floating, flutter kicking, arm action and basic pool safety. Most
children take this class several times.
Turtles: Must possess skills from the previous level and
swim 15 yards unassisted. Skills include: freestyle with side
breathing, backstroke, butterfly kick, breaststroke kick,
elementary backstroke and water safety. Most children
take this course several times.
Eels: Must be able to swim 25 yards of freestyle with side
breathing, backstroke and elementary backstroke. Instruction focuses on endurance and stroke mastery. Most
children take this course two to three times.
Dolphins: Must be able to swim 50 yards of freestyle,
backstroke, elementary backstroke and 25 yards of breaststroke and butterfly. Instruction focuses on stroke refinement and distance. Instructor is not in the water. Most
children take this course two to three times.
Marlins: Must be able to swim 100 yards of freestyle and
backstroke, 50 yards of breaststroke and butterfly, and
swim continuously for 200 yards correctly. Instruction
focuses on building endurance and proper stroke techniques to complete a 100 Individual Medley. Most children take this course two to three times.
Teen Swimming (Ages 13–17 years)
For beginners with minimal or no experience. Class content similar to Big Fish: Hippos and Turtles skills.
Adult Swimming Program (Ages 14+ years)
For beginners. Instruction given in a group setting and
focuses on individual learning interests and goals.
Private/Semi-Private Program (Ages 6 months+)
A limited number of private lessons will be offered for
private (one student) or semi-private (two students) per
instructor. The person requesting the semi-private class is
responsible for finding the additional participant. Classes
are scaled to the participant’s skill level.
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7
Course #
Sessions
8
DayTime
9
10
6
Ducklings with Adult (6 months–3 years) 25 minute classes
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146816
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146813
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146817
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146815
146814
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146822
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146825
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146812
146844
146845
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146843
146830
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146847
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146829
146832
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146850 ——
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146851 146853
146834 ——
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146836 146841
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
Little Fish & Parent (Ages 2.5–5.5)
—— 147326 —— —— ——
150569 —— —— —— ——
147324 147325 —— 147327 ——
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
Little Fish (Ages 3–6)
147267
147268
147269
147273
147277
147272
147255
147270
147256
147257
147278
147258
147271
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25 minute classes
12pm–12:25pm
12:30pm–12:55pm
6:30pm–6:55pm
25 minute classes
147259
147260
147261
147280
147281
147279
147282
147276
147262
147263
147264
147265
147275
147283
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147213
147214
147215
147216
147217
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147229
147230
147231
147232
147233
147284
147285
147234
147235
147236
147237
147238
147239
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147242
147243
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147245
147246
147247
147248
147249
147250
147251
147252
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M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
147390
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147366
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147388
147350
147393
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147367
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147352
147395
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147376
——151180
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147373
151182
151186
151187
147371
151189
151191
147375
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147377
147396
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147398
147355
147401
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147368
147378
147397
147402
147379
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147381
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147357
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147383
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147359
147403
147380
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
T/Th
T/Th
147392
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147386
147346
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147361
——
147348
147391
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11am–11:25am
12pm–12:25pm
3:30pm–3:55pm
4pm–4:25pm
4:30pm–4:55pm
5:30pm–5:55pm
6pm–6:25pm
11am–11:25am
3:30pm–3:55pm
4:30pm–4:55pm
5:30pm–5:55pm
6pm–6:25pm
10am–10:25am
10:30am–10:55am
11am–11:25am
11:30am–11:55am
12pm–12:25pm
12:30pm–12:55pm
3:30pm–3:55pm
4pm–4:25pm
4:30pm–4:55pm
5pm–5:25pm
5:30pm–5:55pm
6pm–6:25pm
6:30pm–6:55pm
7pm–7:25pm
40 minute classes
3pm–3:40pm
3:30pm–4:10pm
3:45pm–4:25pm
4:15pm–4:55pm
4:30pm–5:10pm
5pm–5:40pm
5:15pm–5:55pm
5:30pm–6:10pm
5:45pm–6:25pm
6:15pm–6:55pm
6:30pm–7:10pm
3pm–3:40pm
3:30pm–4:10pm
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Sessions
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9
10
Little Fish (Continued)
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147387
147347
147385
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147362
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147349
147404
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147389
147351
147394
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147365
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147353
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147374
151183
147370
151188
147372
151190
147354
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147399
147356
147400
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147369
40 minute classes
——
147382
——
147358
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147384
——
147360
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
Little Fish: Little Eels (Ages 5–6)
150152 —— —— ——
—— —— —— ——
—— 150153 —— ——
——
——
——
40 minute classes
M/W
M/W
T/Th
Big Fish: Hippos (Ages 6–13)
147056
147057
147071
147070
147058
147059
147060
147062
147061
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147073
147063
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——147054
3:45pm–4:25pm
4:15pm–4:55pm
4:30pm–5:10pm
5pm–5:40pm
5:15pm–5:55pm
5:30pm–6:10pm
5:45pm–6:25pm
6:15pm–6:55pm
6:30pm–7:10pm
AQUATICS
4:30pm–5:10pm
5pm–5:40pm
5pm–5:40pm
25 minute classes
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M/Th
10am–10:25am
11:30am–11:55am
12pm–12:25pm
12:30pm–12:55pm
3:30pm–3:55pm
4pm–4:25pm
5pm–5:25pm
6pm–6:25pm
6:30pm–6:55pm
7pm–7:25pm
40 minute classes
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147107
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147103
147105
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147108
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147104
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151178
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151177
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147097
151179
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——147115
147117
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M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
Big Fish: Turtles (Ages 6–13)
147733
147734
147754
147735
147743
147744
147745
147746
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147707
147708
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3:30pm–4:10pm
3:45pm–4:25pm
4:15pm–4:55pm
5pm–5:40pm
5:15pm–5:55pm
5:45pm–6:25pm
6:15pm–6:55pm
3:30pm–4:10pm
3:45pm–4:25pm
4:30pm–5:10pm
5pm–5:40pm
5:15pm–5:55pm
5:45pm–6:25pm
6:15pm–6:55pm
7:15pm–7:55pm
25 minute classes
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
10am–10:25am
10:30am–10:55am
11:30am–11:55am
12pm–12:25pm
Parking is limited in the front lot at William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center Please arrive early to find parking
or use the lots at Irvine High School (off Escolar) or at Heritage Park (off Yale).
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Course #
Sessions
8
7
DayTime
9
6
10
Big Fish: Turtles (Continued)
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147730
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
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M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
12:30pm–12:55pm
3:30pm–3:55pm
4pm–4:25pm
4:30pm–4:55pm
5pm–5:25pm
5:30pm–5:55pm
6pm–6:25pm
6:30pm–6:55pm
7pm–7:25pm
40 minute classes
Big Fish: Eels (Ages 6–13)
25 minute classes
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10:30am–10:55am
11:30am–11:55am
12pm–12:25pm
12:30pm–12:55pm
3:30pm–3:55pm
4pm–4:25pm
4:30pm–4:55pm
5pm–5:25pm
5:30pm–5:55pm
6pm–6:25pm
6:30pm–6:55pm
7pm–7:25pm
40 minute classes
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3:30pm–4:10pm
3:45pm–4:25pm
4:15pm–4:55pm
5pm–5:40pm
5:15pm–5:55pm
5:30pm–6:10pm
5:45pm–6:25pm
6:15pm–6:55pm
7:15pm–7:55pm
3:30pm–4:10pm
3:45pm–4:25pm
4:15pm–4:55pm
4:30pm–5:10pm
5pm–5:40pm
5:15pm–5:55pm
5:30pm–6:10pm
5:45pm–6:25pm
6:15pm–6:55pm
7:15pm–7:55pm
Summer 2015
3:30pm–4:10pm
3:45pm–4:25pm
4:15pm–4:55pm
5pm–5:40pm
5:15pm–5:55pm
7
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Sessions
8
irvineaquatics.org
DayTime
9
10
Big Fish: Eels (Continued)
25 minute classes
147755
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40 minute classes
M/W
M/W
M/W
M/W
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
Big Fish: Dolphins (Ages 6–13)
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5:45pm–6:25pm
6:15pm–6:55pm
7:15pm–7:55pm
3:30pm–4:10pm
3:45pm–4:25pm
4:15pm–4:55pm
5pm–5:40pm
5:30pm–6:10pm
5:45pm–6:25pm
6:15pm–6:55pm
7:15pm–7:55pm
25 minute classes
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
M–Th
12pm–12:25pm
4pm–4:25pm
4:30pm–4:55pm
5:30pm–5:55pm
6:30pm–6:55pm
7pm–7:25pm
40 minute classes
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M/W
M/W
M/W
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
Big Fish: Marlins (Ages 6–13)
3:45pm-4:25pm
4:15pm-4:55pm
5:30pm–6:10pm
7:15pm–7:55pm
3:45pm–4:25pm
5:30pm–6:10pm
7:15pm–7:55pm
25 minute classes
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M/W
T/Th
T/Th
T/Th
4pm–4:25pm
4:30pm–4:55pm
6:30pm–6:55pm
7pm–7:25pm
40 minute classes
4:15pm–4:55pm
5:30pm–6:10pm
7:15pm–7:55pm
4:15pm–4:55pm
5:30pm–6:10pm
7:15pm–7:55pm
Register Early!
T
he Water Polo National Junior Olympics will be July 25–
August 2. The summer Learn to Swim sessions will be
modified to accommodate these events.
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7
Course #
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8
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DayTime
9
10
Teens (Ages 13–17)
40 minute classes
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Adults (Ages 18+)
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7pm–7:40pm
7:30pm–8:10pm
40 minute classes
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Private Lessons (Ages 6 months +)
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7pm–7:40pm
7:30pm–8:10pm
6pm–6:40pm
6:30pm–7:10pm
7pm–7:40pm
25 minute classes
2:30pm–2:55pm
3pm–3:25pm
4pm–4:25pm
4:30pm–4:55pm
6:30pm–6:55pm
7:30pm–7:55pm
12pm–12:25pm
2:30pm–2:55pm
3pm–3:25pm
4pm–4:25pm
6:30pm–6:55pm
7:30pm–7:55pm
9am–9:25am
9:30am–9:55am
10:30am–10:55am
11am–11:25am
11:30am–11:55am
12:30pm–12:55pm
1pm–1:25pm
1:30pm–1:55pm
2pm–2:25pm
2:30pm–2:55pm
3pm–3:25pm
3:30pm–3:55pm
4pm–4:25pm
6pm–6:25pm
7pm–7:25pm
7:30pm–7:55pm
*Course meets for 1 week (8/17-8/20). Fee: $100
Splash Camps
Looking for a summer
camp at the pool?
See Pages 51-52
for Smash ‘n’ Splash
and Splash ‘n’ Sports camps.
SATURDAY SESSIONS & REGISTRATION
sessions
May/June: May 16–June 13;* register March 15
*No class Saturday, May 23.
July: June 27–July 25;* register May 17
*No class Saturday, July 4.
August: August 1–29;* register June 28
*No class Saturday, August 8.
FEEs
Lesson Time
Level
25 minutes
25 minutes
40 minutes
Little Fish/Big Fish
Privates
Adults/Teens
Saturdays
$28
$100
$40
Classes generally meet 4 times per session.
Course #DayTime
Sessions
July
Aug
May
Ducklings (Ages 6–36 months)
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Big Fish: Turtles (Ages 6–13)
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9am–9:25am
9:30am–9:55am
10am–10:25am
10:30am–10:55am
11am–11:25am
12:30pm–12:55pm
25 minute classes
9:30am–9:55am
12:00pm–12:25pm
9:30am–9:55am
12:00pm–12:25pm
25 minute classes
9:30am–9:55am
12:00pm–12:25pm
25 minute classes
Adults
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9:30am–9:55am
10am–10:25am
11am–11:25am
11:30am–11:55am
25 minute classes
Sa
Sa
Big Big Fish: Eels (Ages 6–13)
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25 minute classes
25 minute classes
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Sa
Big Fish: Hippos (Ages 6–13)
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AQUATICS
LEARN TO SWim at Woollett
a CTIVITY GUIDE
8am–8:25am
8:30am–8:55am
9am–9:25am
9:30am–9:55am
10am–10:25am
10:30am–10:55am
11am–11:25am
11:30am–11:55am
12pm–12:25pm
12:30pm–12:55pm
40 minute classes
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8:15am–8:55am
8:45am–9:25am
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irvine fine
arts center
EARLY CHILDHOOD
Providing art classes, programs and exhibitions
for all ages in fully equipped art studios.
Monday–Thursday: 10 a.m.–9 p.m.
Friday: 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
949-724-6880 irvinefinearts.org
14321 Yale Avenue, Irvine
(Located in Heritage Community Park)
Arts Camp Junior
NEW
Preschoolers enjoy a variety of art activities such as drawing, painting, clay modeling, printmaking, collage building and more in this fun four-week camp. Teachers integrate the elements of art through education, socialization
and play in a fun, colorful studio environment. Includes a
T-shirt. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 3.5-5.
Tu
Tu
Th
Th
Jul 7–28
Jul 7–28
Jul 9–30
Jul 9–30
10am–12pm
1pm–3pm
10am–12pm
1pm–3pm
IFAC
IFAC
IFAC
IFAC
$75
$75
$75
$75
#154402
#154405
#154404
#154406
Culinary Workshop: Parent & Me
Amenities Include:
Professional art instruction
Children’s camps and activities
Exhibitions and lectures
Special events
Art Center store
Studios Dedicated To:
Jewelry
Photography
Ceramics
Drawing & painting
Printmaking
Culinary arts
More Options:
Camps for Children (Page 56-57)
Drama for Children (Page 32)
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You and your little chef will cook and bake delicious
food together! Parent participation required. Inst: Bryan
Pizza Party!
NEW
Sa
FREE
Jul 18 1:30pm–3:30pm IFAC $25 #155805
Little Learners:
Art & Play
Explore, make friends and a mess in this free-form creative workshop working with different art media in a studio environment. Participants will create to their heart’s
content with instructors close by to give technique tips
and tricks. Parent participation required. Ages 3-6.
Th
Tu
Jun 18
Aug 25
10am–12pm
10am–12pm
IFAC
IFAC
Free #154612
Free #154613
Art Supplies
M
ost art supplies for children’s classes are provided unless
a supply fee is listed in the course description.
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Create colorful works of art using a variety of media. Emphasis is on technical skills and creativity. All levels welcome. Inst: Paul Gardner. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 8-12.
Art of Print
Did you know famous artists like Picasso and Rembrandt
also made prints? Join us on an artistic adventure where
you will discover different ways to make colorful prints.
Explore the basic elements of art like color and composition while learning about great artists and techniques.
Inst: Milada Pisoncikova. IFAC Member: $44. Ages 7-12.
Jul 18–Aug 8
2:30pm–4pm
IFAC
$49 #155810
Clay Adventure
Make a decorated cup, bowl, animal or other imaginative
creation using basic clay hand-building techniques. All
levels welcome. Inst: Jarvis. IFAC Member: $55. Ages 6-8.
W
W
Jul 1–Aug 5
3:30pm–5pm
IFAC
IFAC
F
Aug 7–28
3:30pm–5pm
IFAC
$75 #155799
Pencils, Pastels & Paints
Learn to use pencils, paints, oil pastels and more to create
masterpieces that come alive with vibrant colors in this
highly structured program. Inst: Lynda Blahnik. IFAC
Sa
Sa
Jul 18–Aug 22 10am–11:15am
Sep 5–Oct 10 10am–11:15am
IFAC
IFAC
$75 #155808
$75 #155809
Seasonal Ceramics Workshops
$61 #155794
$61 #155795
Join us in the Sculpture Studio once a month to make
clay projects for the season! Learn to hand-build special
holiday-themed projects with your friends to take home
in time to celebrate. Ages 6-12.
The creative possibilities are endless in this class geared
for beginning hand-builders. Have fun making unique
ceramics projects based on the inspiration of toys, cartoons, and more! All levels welcome. Inst: Marci Bykat.
IFAC Member: $72. Ages 8-12.
Lady Liberty Statuettes Tu Jun 2 3:30pm–5pm IFAC $15 #154344
Summer Sea Turtles Tu Jul 7 4pm–6pm
IFAC $15 #155788
Porcupine Pencil Pals Tu Aug 4 4pm–6pm
IFAC $15 #155789
Creepy Creaky Houses Tu Sep 8 3:30pm–5:30pmIFAC $15 #155790
Claymania!
Th
IFAC
$79 #155798
Creative Clay
Create glazed and fired ceramic art using basic handbuilding techniques and beginning wheelwork. All levels
welcome. Inst: Randy Au. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 8-12.
F
IFAC
$75 #155801
Start with Art
Start learning basic art concepts such as line, shape, color
and composition. A variety of media will be used to create
challenging and fun painting and drawing projects. Inst:
Paul Gardner. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 5-8.
Tu
Th
Culinary Workshops for Children
Learn basic culinary techniques and kitchen safety to develop confidence in a delicious environment. Inst: Bryan
Pizza Party!
Summer Brunch
Sa Jul 18
Sa Jul 25
ARTS
Drawing & Painting
Children
Sa
a CTIVITY GUIDE
10am–12pm IFAC $39 #155802
10am–12pm IFAC $39 #155803
Summer Camps at the Art Center
Children ages 6 to 15
can create, experiment
and have fun working
with a variety of art mediums
in specialty camps at the
Irvine Fine Arts Center.
Choose from Studio Arts
Camp, Culinary Camp
or Arts Camps Summer!
See Pages 56-57.
Aug 4–Sep 1
Aug 6–Sep 3
3:45pm–5pm
3:45pm–5pm
IFAC
IFAC
$75 #155782
$75 #155783
July 11
“Come Create with Me:
I’m Paul Frank!”
10 a.m.–noon & 2–4 p.m.
Grab your friends and join iconic designer Paul Frank
in the studio for a hands-on creative workshop. The
event marks 20 years of Paul creating art and fashion that has helped define popular culture. Spend the
day designing with Paul and then take home your
own unique creation, along with a special limited
edition print designed specifically for the event.
All ages welcome. Participants under age 6 must be
registered and accompanied by an adult. Registration required; fee is $39 per person. Enroll in course
#156069 (10 a.m. class) or #156070 (2 p.m. class) at
irvinequickreg.org.
These classes are popular and fill quickly. Sign up today online at irvinequickreg.org.
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Teen Photo
TEENS
Digital Photography for Teens
Has Instagram inspired you to do more photography?
Learn the fundamentals of digital photography by going
beyond the automatic mode. Bring a camera with manual; digital SLR camera recommended. Minor printing cost
at participant’s expense. Inst: George Katzenberger. IFAC
W
Jul 1–Aug 5
4:30pm–6:30pm
IFAC
$79 #155791
Printmaking
W
Jul 22–Aug 26 4:15pm–6:15pm
IFAC
Jul 9–Aug 27
Jul 2–Sep 3
6:30pm–9:30pm
IFAC
$145 #155566
4pm–6pm
IFAC
$75 #155797
Adults
Ceramics
Teen & Adult Ceramics
Th
$75 #155793
Gain the wheel-throwing skills necessary to construct a
variety of pottery forms including bowls, mugs and plates.
Explore hand building, glazing and other surface decoration techniques. All levels welcome. Inst: Laura Haight.
IFAC Member: $68. Ages 11-17.
$89 #155792
Both teens and adults are welcome to learn hand-building and wheel-throwing techniques in the IFAC Ceramics Studio this summer. Create glazed and fired ceramic
art under the guidance of an experienced instructor. Inst:
Laura Haight. IFAC Member: $125. Ages 16+.
IFAC
Teen Wheel-Throwing
Th
Design, cut, print! Turn your drawing, photo or idea into
a linocut print. Learn and experiment using the printing
press to make great art prints to frame or use as cards. All
levels welcome. IFAC Member: $81. Ages 13-17.
W
Learn to use a 35mm camera, develop black-and-white film
and print original images in the darkroom at IFAC. Inst:
George Katzenberger. IFAC Member: $68. Ages 12-17.
Ceramics:
Decorative
Surface Techniques
Explore a variety of techniques for embellishment of ceramic surfaces. Develop working knowledge of the ways
one can decorate and enhance work through working
with the clay in various states. Topics include hand building fundamentals and techniques, glazes, slips, stains,
carving, patterns and textures. All levels welcome. Inst:
Cory Olewnik. Supply fee $50-$80. IFAC Member: $125.
M
Jun 29–Aug 31 10am–1pm
IFAC
$145 #155567
Ceramics: Wheel-Throwing
Learn the skills needed to create bowls, plates and other
clay forms on the potter’s wheel. Great for all levels. Inst:
Garrett Stryker. IFAC Member: $125.
M
Jun 29–Aug 31 6:30pm–9:30pm
IFAC
$145 #155565
Character Design & Sculpture
Teen Ceramics Studio
Tuesdays: 4 – 6 p.m.
This teen only, open studio program is for those with
intermediate experience, who are currently enrolled
in a ceramics class or have taken one within the past
year. Although an instructor is available for assistance, the program enables teens to work independently with equipment and clay in an open space.
The program runs every Tuesday from 4-6 p.m. Art
supplies are provided. Purchase passes at the Irvine
Fine Arts Center in Heritage Park. Fee: daily pass $8;
five-use pass $37; 10-use pass $69. Ages 12-17.
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Go through a step-by-step process of character development with an emphasis on planning to create a dimensional character maquette. Some materials provided by
students. Experience in drawing or sculpture is desired,
but not required. Inst: Brent Walker. Supply fee $70-$80.
IFAC Member: $169. Ages 15+.
Th
Jul 9–Sep 10
6pm–9pm
IFAC
$189 #155596
Portrait Sculpture
Learn fundamentals of sculpting a human-head out of
clay. Examine the human form from realistic to abstract
to develop an understanding of concept, planning, props
and form. Inst: Dale Prochnow. Supply list provided in
class. IFAC Member: $125.
Tu
Jun 30–Sep 1
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6:30pm–9:30pm
irvinequickreg.org
IFAC
$145 #155567
S ummer 2015
Continue your skill development in sculpting a humanhead out of clay. Work at your own pace while learning
to incorporate personality and character into representational and abstract human sculpture. For advanced students only. Inst: Dale Prochnow. Supply list provided in
class. IFAC Member: $125.
Jul 2–Sep 3
6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC
$145 #156178
Pottery: Combined Techniques
Discover creative possibilities through learning both
wheel-throwing and hand-building skills with clay. Functional and sculptural projects may be demonstrated. All
levels welcome. IFAC Member: $20 discount.
Tu
Tu
Th
Jun 30–Sep 1
Jun 30–Sep 1
Jul 2–Sep 3
10am–1pm
6:30pm–9:30pm
10am–1:30pm
IFAC
IFAC
IFAC
$145 #155561
$145 #155562
$169 #155564
Teen & Adult Ceramics
Both teens and adults are welcome to learn hand-building and wheel-throwing techniques in the IFAC Ceramics Studio this summer. Create glazed and fired ceramic
art under the guidance of an experienced instructor. Inst:
Laura Haight. IFAC Member: $125. Ages 16+.
Th
Jul 2–Sep 3
6:30pm–9:30pm
IFAC
$145 #155566
Culinary Workshops
Enjoy fresh tastes of the season and discover culinary tips
while perfecting gourmet recipes. Menus available online.
Register by 3 p.m. the day before workshop. Inst: Christianne Winthrop or Sharon Murphy. IFAC Member: $54.
The Perfect BBQ
Burgers & Fries
Best of Brunch
Outdoor Grilling
Crepes
Summer Brunch
Sushi Basics
You Say Tomato
Late Summer Grilling
French Macarons
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
Tu
Jun 2
Jun 9
Jun 16
Jul 7
Jul 14
Aug 4
Aug 11
Aug 18
Aug 25
Sep 1
6:30pm–9pm
6:30pm–9pm
6:30pm–9pm
6:30pm–9pm
6:30pm–9pm
6:30pm–9pm
6:30pm–9pm
6:30pm–9pm
6:30pm–9pm
6:30pm–9pm
IFAC $59 #151898
IFAC $59 #151899
IFAC $59 #151900
IFAC $59 #155569
IFAC $59 #155570
IFAC $59 #155572
IFAC $59 #155573
IFAC $59 #155574
IFAC $59 #155575
IFAC $59 #155576
ARTS
Culinary Arts
NEW Portrait Sculpture:
Advanced
Th
a CTIVITY GUIDE
French Bakery Trio
Bonjour! Learn to bake like a true Parisian in these one-day
specialized workshops led by Chef Sylvie Roux. Supply fee:
$5 per workshop. IFAC Member: $36.
Spring
Mille-Feuille/Napoleon Cake W Jun 3 7pm–9pm IFAC $39 #151903
Choux & Eclairs
W Jun 107pm–9pm IFAC $39 #151904
Summer
Croissants & Pain au Chocolat Th Jul 2 7pm–9pm IFAC $39 #155583
Chocolate Macarons
Th Jul 9 7pm–9pm IFAC $39 #155584
Choux & Eclairs
Th Jul 16 7am–9pm IFAC $39 #155585
French Seasonal Cooking
with Chef Sylvie Roux
Ceramics Open Studio
Monday: 1– 6 p.m.
Wednesday: 10 a.m.–3p.m.; 6:30–9:30 p.m.
Friday: 10 a.m.– 3 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m.– 4:30 p.m.
The Ceramics Studio is equipped with wheels,
kilns, slab roller, damp room and complete glaze
room. Regular firings are scheduled by technicians.
Stoneware clay is available for purchase. Closed-toe
shoes required.
Fees: Irvine residents
Non-residents
$13 per day $15 per day
$59 for 5-use pass $69 for 5-use pass
More info and to register, call IFAC at 949-724-6880.
Family, friends and great food are the ingredients for any
seasonal celebration. Come prepared to cook using fresh
seasonal ingredients with Chef Sylvie Roux, and then
delight in enjoying the carte du jour for lunch. Menus
available online. Supply fee: $10 per workshop. IFAC
Member: $36. Ages 16+.
Th
Th
Th
Th
Jun 18
Sep 10
Sep 17
Sep 24
NEW
10am–1pm
10am–1pm
10am–1pm
10am–1pm
IFAC
IFAC
IFAC
IFAC
$39
$39
$39
$39
#151910
#155586
#155587
#155588
Summer Home Cooking
Learn time-saving techniques in home cooking from
Chef Sharon Murphy. An abundance of ideas, methods,
and variations will be presented in these hands-on workshops. Come prepared to try new techniques and sample
delectable dishes. Take one class for $59 (IFAC Member
$54) or all three for $150! (IFAC Member $140).
Pies & Cakes
All About Lemons
Paleo Style Lunch
All 3 Workshops
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Tu
Tu
Tu
Jun 2
June 9
June 16
Jun 2, 9, 16
irvinequickreg.org
10am–12pm IFAC $59 #155579
10am–12pm IFAC $59 #156170
10am–12pm IFAC $59 #156171
10am–12pm IFAC $150 #156172
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a CTIVITY GUIDE
Drawing & Painting
Watercolor Painting
Acrylic Painting
Discover the five essentials to producing successful paintings in a studio setting. Initial emphasis will be on composition, value, color, texture and focal point. All levels
welcome. Supply list will print on receipt. Inst: Paul Gardner. IFAC Member: $109. Ages 16+.
Tu
Jun 30–Aug 4 6:30pm–9:30pm
IFAC
$99 #155589
Drawing
Basics
IFAC
$99 #155590
Painting in Oils
Paint beautiful pictures using the five critical secrets of
color mixing and brushwork. Learn how to compose
powerful paintings and more. Supply list will print on receipt. Inst: Tom Brown. IFAC Member: $109.
W
Jun 24–Aug 12 6:30pm–9:30pm
IFAC
Sa
IFAC
$119 #155595
Jewelry
Basic Enameling & Jewelry
Learn basic drawing skills
through the study of line,
space, value, form, composition and perspective
in this class for beginners.
IFAC Member: $90.
M
Practice color mixing, composition, technique and more
through lectures, demonstrations, personal guidance and
critique. Different topics each week. Designed for experienced beginners and intermediates. Supply list will print
on receipt. Inst: Marlene Gerloff. IFAC Member: $109.
$119 #155592
Add vibrant colors to your jewelry using basic enameling
techniques on copper and silver with opaque, transparent
and opalescent enamels. Various techniques presented including torch enameling. Inst: Melinda Alexander. Supply
fee: $20. IFAC Member: $129.
Th
Jul 2–Aug 6
10am–2pm
IFAC
$139 #155666
Jewelry Design & Creation
Design and create necklaces, earrings, rings and more.
Piercing, forming, soldering, stone setting and finishing
techniques will be taught. Inst: Melinda Alexander. Supply fee: $30. IFAC Member: $149.
Beg
Int/Adv
M Jun 29–Aug 176:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $159 #155622
Th Jul 2–Aug 20 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC $159 #155623
Jewelry Workshop:
Cold Connections
Join metals together without heat and solder. Cold connections include rivets and other design elements for your
jewelry creations. Inst: Melinda Alexander. Supply fee: $5.
IFAC Member: $54.
Th
Th
Jewelry Open Studio
Monday: 1– 6 p.m.
Wednesday: 2 – 6 p.m.
Friday: 10 a.m.– 4:30 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m.– 4:30 p.m.
The Jewelry Studio is equipped with jewelry casting and fabricating equipment including casting centrifuge, burnout ovens, torches, hydraulic press, polishing and finishing machines. Closed-toe shoes required.
Non-residents
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Aug 27
6:30pm–9:30pm
6:30pm–9:30pm
IFAC
IFAC
$59 #152017
$59 #155667
Jewelry Workshop: Hinges
Hinges are a fun and easy method of joining metal where
movement is required. Make a basic hinge for your jewelry designs with professional jeweler Melinda Alexander.
Supply fee: $5. IFAC Member: $54.
Th
Th
Jun 18
Sep 3
6:30pm–9:30pm
6:30pm–9:30pm
IFAC
IFAC
$59 #152018
$59 #155669
Jewelry Workshop:
Hydraulic Press
Create three-dimensional forms or cut multiple shapes
in metal using the specialized techniques related to the
hydraulic press. Instructor shares product ideas and demonstrates the use of the press and safety procedures. Inst:
Melinda Alexander. Supply fee: $5. IFAC Member: $54.
Th
Th
Jun 25
Sep 10
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6:30pm–9:30pm
irvinequickreg.org
IFAC
IFAC
$59 #152020
$59 #155670
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a CTIVITY GUIDE
How to Photograph Your Artwork
Learn traditional fabrication techniques along with alternative methods of creative metalsmithing. Beginning
through advanced students will learn to solder, hammer,
twist wire and mix metals working toward artistic creations. Metal and some tools supplied by students. Inst:
Sheri Cohen. IFAC Member: $10 discount.
Learn to accurately photograph your 2 and 3 dimensional
artwork for entering shows or creating and building your
portfolio. Bring your own digital camera to set up the
shoot and manage camera controls. Inst: George Katzenberger. IFAC Member: $40.
Tu
W
W
May 26–Jul 14 10am–2pm
IFAC
May 27–Jul 1 6:30pm–9:30pm IFAC
May 27–Jul 15 10am–2pm
IFAC
$179 #156173
$119 #156174
$179 #156175
Metal Forming
& Fabrication
Learn advanced metalsmithing techniques used
to fabricate jewelry. Sinking, raising, forging, chasing, repousse and more
will be introduced. Previous jewelry making experience required. Inst: Melinda
Alexander. IFAC Member: $149.
M
Jun 29–Aug 17 10am–1pm
IFAC
$159 #155664
Stone-Setting Workshop
Learn different stone setting techniques including fourprong oval, marquise and more. Intermediate and advanced
levels only. Inst: Melinda Alexander. Supply fee: $45. IFAC
Member: $54.
M
M
Jun 15–22
Aug 24–31
6:30pm–9:30pm
6:30pm–9:30pm
IFAC
IFAC
Sa
Aug 8
10am–2:30pm
IFAC
$45 #155621
ARTS
Creative Fabrication
Landscape Photography
Take your landscape photography to the next level and
shoot images with confidence. Discover the key to great
landscape photos, how to frame a shot for big impact,
how to control exposure and more. Includes location
shoot with instructor. Digital SLR camera recommended.
Inst: Nick Carver. IFAC Member: $90.
Th
Jul 9–30
6:30pm–9pm
IFAC
$99 #155612
Photography Basics
Create images you are proud to post on Facebook or Instagram. Become familiar with current equipment for digital cameras with instruction in composition, digital formats, lenses, f-stops, shutter speeds and more. Includes
discussions on the impact of Photoshop software. Inst:
Dave Rosenberger. IFAC Member: $119. *No class 9/7.
M
Jul 13–Sep 21* 6:30pm–9:30pm
IFAC
$129 #155610
$59 #152019
$59 #155668
Photography
NEW Darkroom Photography
Beginning
This introductory course is designed to teach students
about the camera and the art of black and white film photography. You will learn to operate your manual or automatic camera, process black and white film, and print your
own photographs. A 35mm SLR camera is required to take
this course. No prior darkroom experience required. IFAC
Member: $119.
M
IFAC
$129 #155676
Darkroom Refresher
This review of darkroom procedures covers processing
black and white film, making contact sheets, enlargements, dodging, burning and the use of contrast filters.
Recommended for Open Studio use. Prior darkroom
experience required. Inst: George Katzenberger. IFAC
Member: $22.
W
W
Jul 8
Aug 5
7pm–9pm
7pm–9pm
IFAC
IFAC
$25 #155615
$25 #155616
Photography Open Studio
Tuesday: 10 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Thursday: 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
The Photography Lab features group and individual
darkrooms with complete black and white tray setups. Standard black and white chemistry is provided.
Enlargers accommodate 35mm, 120mm and 4x5 inch
negatives. The lab also features a film processing finishing room with film dryer, print washer, print dryer
and dry mount press. Closed-toe shoes required.
Non-residents
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a CTIVITY GUIDE
Printmaking
Photography Workshop:
Composition for Dramatic
Landscapes
Printmaking: Aquatint Techniques
Learn secrets for creating dramatic landscape compositions with a professional photographer. Discover fundamental tools and advanced tips while gaining valuable
insight from the mind of a pro as he picks apart several
of his most successful images and explains each approach
to compositional technique. Inst: Nick Carver. IFAC
Member: $36.
Tu
Tu
Tu
Jun 23
Sep 1
Sep 8–15
6:30pm–9pm
6:30pm–9pm
IFAC
IFAC
$39 #152032
$39 #155611
Discover the techniques of aquatint, an intaglio printmaking process and form of etching. Learn to use acid
to make marks bite into a metal plate, and the process
of aquatint to create a tonal effect to add an enhanced,
unique quality to your work. Experience with etching is
recommended, but not required. Inst: Ethan Rice. Supply
fee: $35-50. IFAC Member: $155. *No class 8/15, 9/5.
Sa
Jul 18–Sep 26* 9:30am–12:30pm IFAC
$165 #155601
Printmaking: Drypoint
Photography
Workshop:
The Manual Mode
Focus on a process directly related to the intaglio printmaking process, but without the use of chemicals. Use
etching and incising techniques to create small impressions on a plexi-plate and run a small print edition. Inst:
Nguyen Ly. Supply fee: $50. IFAC Member: $139.
Learn how to take pictures
with your digital SLR camera
in full manual mode. With the
simple, tried and true method
for manual metering discussed
in this course, you’ll never have
to resort to guessing your settings again. Digital SLR camera required. Inst: Nick Carver.
IFAC Member: $71.
Th
6:30pm–9pm
IFAC
$79 #155613
Jul 9–Aug 27
6:30pm–9:30pm
IFAC
$149 #155598
Printmaking: Intaglio Techniques
Learn to print from the bottom of an incision, otherwise known as the intaglio technique. Explore various
print techniques with emphasis on dry point, engraving
and etching. Inst: Ethan Rice. Supply fee: $35-$50. IFAC
Member: $10 discount. *No class 8/14, 9/4.
F
Sa
Jul 17–Sep 25* 10am–1pm
Jul 18–Sep 26* 1pm–4pm
IFAC
IFAC
$179 #155602
$179 #155603
Photography: Intermediate
Take your basic photography and camera knowledge
to the next level in this class geared for intermediate
students. Focus on composition to create a visual story
by adjusting your camera’s point of view using shutter
speeds, depth of field and perspective. Bring your digital
camera with manual to class. Inst: George Katzenberger.
IFAC Member: $99.
W
IFAC
$109 #155618
Photoshop Elements
Use computer software to enhance and edit digital photographs. Move beyond automatic fixes and learn the power
of adjustment layers. Bring a laptop with Adobe Photoshop Elements installed. Inst: George Katzenberger.
IFAC Member: $99.
Th
IFAC
$109 #155617
Take Better Digital Photos!
Explore the potential of your digital camera and go beyond the automatic mode. Students work in specific camera make/model work groups while instructor provides
one-on-one instruction. Bring camera with manual to
class. Inst: George Katzenberger. IFAC Member: $45.
Sa
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Inside Irvine
10am–3pm
Summer 2015
IFAC
$49 #155619
Printmaking Open Studio
The Printmaking Studio is a fully equipped and ventilated studio suitable for traditional printmaking techniques. Various etching presses, including a 36 x 72
inch manual Ettan press, outfit the 800-square-foot
studio space, that allows for various print techniques
and processes such as intaglio, relief, collagraph and
monoprint. Studio users must make a reservation
with the studio technician and demonstrate previous printmaking experience in either a classroom
or equivalent studio environment. Closed-toe shoes
required. More info: irvinefinearts.org.
Non-residents
For Open Studio hours, call IFAC at 949-724-6880.
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Learn to facilitate the creation of fine art prints using a variety of printmaking techniques, including relief, monotype and intaglio, editioning, chine colle and some other
tricks of the trade. No experience necessary. Supply fee:
$55. IFAC Member: $10 discount.
W
Jul 8–Aug 26
6:30pm–9:30pm
IFAC
summer Exhibitions at IFAC
Gallery admission, parking and opening reception are free to the public
14321 Yale Avenue, Irvine 949-724-6880 irvinefinearts.org
$135 #155597
ARTS
Printmaking: Introduction
a CTIVITY GUIDE
Traditional Arts
Crochet: Beginning
Crochet is a versatile and easy-tolearn skill. Learn basic stitches in
this beginning course to create
totes, bags, blankets, hats and
more. All patterns provided.
Bring one skein of medium (#4)
weight yarn and a size I-9 crochet hook. Inst: Wendy Shields.
Supply fee: $10. IFAC Member: $81.
Th
IFAC
$89 #155608
Groutless Mosaics
Create mosaic art using different binding agents in conjunction with stained, dichroic, mirrored and sea glass
tiles, jewels and more. All materials provided, including
dichroic-fused glass made by the instructor, Melanie Ellis.
Supply fee: $20. IFAC Member: $54. Ages 16+.
Sa
Sa
Jun 13
Jul 18
12:30pm–4pm
12:30pm–4pm
IFAC
IFAC
$59 #151998
$59 #155606
Introduction to Mosaics
Design and create a beautiful mosaic clay pot or picture
frame using tile, adhesive and grout. All materials provided. Inst: Melanie Ellis. IFAC Member: $54. Ages 16+.
Sa
Aug 1
1:30pm–4:30pm
IFAC
$59 #155605
Knitting Basics & Beyond
Tackle the art of knitting and practice the stitches required for creating one-of-a-kind designs! Learn to cast
on; knit; purl; increase and decrease; add yarn; change
colors and read knitting patterns. All levels welcome. Inst:
Mitzi Holmes. IFAC Member: $99.
M
IFAC
$109 #155607
Quilt Art
Learn quilting techniques through dynamic projects and
patterns that change each quarter. Finish each session
with a beautiful hand crafted quilt. Pre-cut kits available
for a fee. Bring a sewing machine to class. Additional supply list will print on registration receipt. Inst: Mary Ellen
Ewert. IFAC Member: $90.
W
Jun 17–Aug 5 6:30pm–9:30pm
IFAC
$99 #155609
Melissa Manfull, Untitled (Rouge), Ink on Paper, 2013, 16" x 12"
Rob Brown and Melissa Manfull:
Structure Synthesis
Exhibition: June 27–August 8
Reception: June 27, 4–6 p.m.
The Irvine Fine Arts Center presents two Southern
California artists that explore the ideas of logic,
mathematical patterns and structure through works on
paper and panel. Influenced by the aesthetics of science
fiction, architecture and game design, Melissa Manfull
creates mystical and spatially ambiguous compositions
with imagery fluctuating from geometric to fluid and
kinetic in the same picture plane. Rob Brown’s work
combines processed sound with intricate drawings and
prints based on his interest in generative sequencing and
cognitive science. Structure Synthesis calls for a shift in
the way we often respond to visual stimuli, from fast and
dismissive to immersive and thoughtful.
All Media 2015
Exhibition: August 22–October 24
Reception: August 22, 4–6 p.m.
All Media 2015, the Irvine Fine Art Center’s annual juried
art exhibition, showcases Southern California artists. Juried
by artist and curator Max Presneill, the exhibition features
painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, printmaking,
ceramics, digital media and more.
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DISABILITY SERVICES
a CTIVITY GUIDE
Decades Fall Back Dance
irvine
disability
Services
Which decade are you? 20’s, 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s?
Dance away the night to your favorite songs. Dress in
your favorite decade. Registration not required, fee is $3
at the door. Ages 14+.
F
Providing support to persons
with sensory, physical and/or mental disabilities,
and their family members.
949-724-6637
cityofirvine.org/ds
Sep 25
7pm–9pm
LSC
Friday Night Movies & Munchies
Connect with old friends and meet new ones at our
traditional Friday night hangout! Registration required
three days in advance. Fee includes dinner and theater
admission. More info: 949-724-6637. Movie and location
announced two days prior. Ages 14+.
F
Aug 21
5:30pm–9:30pm
TBA
$20 #154963
Game Night
Come get your game on! Join us for a fun filled night of
games, laughter and entertainment. Snacks provided.
More info: 949-724-6637. Ages 10+.
F
F
Jul 10
Sep 11
6pm–8pm
6pm–8pm
LSC
LSC
$10 #154965
$10 #155158
PJ & Movie Night
Wear your pajamas, bring your pillow and blanket, and
relax with friends while watching a classic film. Light refreshments provided. More info: 949-724-6637. Ages 14+.
F
F
Services Include:
Social and recreation programs
Awareness events and trainings
Inclusion/accommodation support
Resources and referrals
Access reporting
Jun 26
Aug 7
6pm–8:30pm
6pm–8:30pm
LSC
LSC
$10 #150961
$10 #155159
Summer Fun Kingpin Bowling
Come join us for a Summer afternoon of bowling. Fee includes 2 hours of bowling, shoes and bowling ball rentals.
Ages 14+.
Su
Movie Matinee Lunch Bunch
Jul 19
12pm–2pm
IL
$10 #155157
Special Olympics
World Games Excursion
Be a part of our Saturday matinee lunch bunch. Registration required three days in advance. Fee includes lunch
and theater admission. More info: 949-724-6637. Movie
and location announced two days prior to event. Ages 14+.
Experience what the Special Olympics World Games
has in store! Join us on a trip to Long Beach to watch
the Beach Volleyball Competition! Fee includes lunch,
admission and transportation. Spots are limited; sign up
early! More info: 949-724-6637. Ages 16+.
Sa
Su
Jun 13
11am–3pm
TBA
$20 #154232
Jul 26
8am–2pm
TBA
Celebration Parade
for Korean Special Olympic Athletes
T
he City of Irvine is pleased to welcome a delegation of Special Olympic athletes
from Korea. Come out and show your support as the athletes march in a celebration
parade on Wednesday, July 22 at 1:15 p.m. at the Irvine Spectrum Center. To support
the Irvine Host Town program, visit LA2015.org/host-town/Irvine.
These programs are for participants with sensory, physical and/or mental disabilities. See page 106 for registration information.
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a CTIVITY GUIDE
Friday Night Lawn Games
Or ange County
Great Park
The First Great Metropolitan Park
of the 21st Century.
Monday–Wednesday: 10 a.m.– dusk
Thursday & Friday: 10 a.m.–10 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday: 9 a.m.–10 p.m.
Please check website for directions,
holiday hours, special operating hours
for Park features and attractions, applicable fees,
and participation requirements.
949-724-OCGP (6247)
ocgp.org
6–8 p.m.
Put some fun into your Fridays! Whether you are taking
a balloon ride on date night or going for an evening stroll
with the family, these trendy lawn games are a perfect addition to your evening at the Great Park. All games will
be played on the Balloon Lawn. For more information,
visit ocgp.org.
Family Park Play!
10 a.m.–2 p.m.
Learn more about the Great Park through our new, family
friendly activities! Each week will feature a themed craft
for children of all ages. Classic board games will also be
available for some friendly family competition. All activities will be on the Balloon Promenade. Parent participation required; supplies are limited. For more information,
visit ocgp.org.
NEW
E vents
June 5–July 25
Movie on the Lawn
Flashback Fridays: June 5, 12, 19, 26 & July 10
Blockbuster Saturdays: June 6, 13, 20, 27
July 11, 18 & 25
Movies begin at Dusk
Join us for a classic or family blockbuster favorite movie on
the outdoor big screen. Bring low-back chairs, blankets and
a picnic or purchase items from the food trucks or snack
bar. Movies are weather permitting and admission is free.
For more information, visit ocgp.org.
Excursions to the Great Park
P
lanning a group or summer camp outing to the Great Park
this summer? Limited group reservations for the Balloon
are available from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. on Thursdays, weather
permitting. For more information, call 949-724-7418.
More Programs at the Park!
Kick & Play
Super Soccer Stars
Super Soccer Stars 2
Cardio Boot Camp® Outdoor Fitness
Great Glow & Flow Yoga
Ignite your weekend with outdoor yoga in a party atmosphere accompanied by grooving music and black lights.
Wear your whitest and brightest and bring your yoga mat!
All-levels welcome. Ages 16+.
F
F
Jun 12
Jul 17
8:45pm–10pm
8:45pm–10pm
OCGP
OCGP
$25 #153961
$25 #155876
Great Park in Motion
Get your Saturday mornings in motion with these fun
fitness activities at the Orange County Great Park. Registration required.
Cross Training: Ages 16+
Kick off your summer fitness routine each week with a
variety of high-intensity, functional movements in a team
format. Get ready to have fun and challenge yourself.
Sa
Jun 6–27
7am–8am
OCGP
$49 #153971
Outdoor Yoga: Ages 12+
Join in on this energizing experience that promotes
strength, flexibility, weight loss and more using breath and
movement set to invigorating music.
Sa
Jun 6–27
8am–9am
OCGP
$49 #153972
Hula Hooping: Ages 12+
Come see what the hoopla is all about! This low-impact,
high-cardio hooping class is a fun and social way to get a
full body work out. Learn cutting edge hoop tricks as you
whirl and spin on the lawn!
Sa
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9am–10am
OCGP
$49 #153973
Registration Procedure
R
egistrations will be processed through the Irvine Quick Reg
system. Please see Page 106 for how to register.
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Farm + Food L ab
FREE
949-724-OCGP (6247)
ocgp.org
Programs at the Farm + Food Lab are free and weather permitting. Registration is not required but encouraged when a course number is listed.
Story Time in the Garden
Garden Workshops
Creativity and imagination are stimulated through stories
about the wonders of life in the garden. Gently used book
donations are encouraged. Meets the first Sunday and
Wednesday of each month. Ages 3-8.
Learn everything you need to know
about sustainable home gardening practices. Topics include seasonal planting, tree health and care
and succulents. Workshops are conducted at the
Food + Farm Lab and are
led by certified University
of California Cooperative Extension (UCCE) Master Gardeners of
Orange County. Free event; registration is encouraged.
Su
W
Jun 7, Jul 5, Aug 2
Jun 3, Jul 1, Aug 5
10am–11am
10am–11am
OCGP
OCGP
Free
Free
Children’s
Gardening
Workshops
Discover integrating STEAM education through the joys of gardening and nature at the Farm + Food
Lab. Different themes each month.
Programs start on the hour at 9 a.m.
and 10 a.m. Ages 3-9.
Su
Su
Su
Su
Jun 21
Jul 19
Aug 16
Sep 20
9am–11am
9am–11am
9am–11am
9am–11am
OCGP
OCGP
OCGP
OCGP
Free
Free
Free
Free
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#155505
#155506
#156176
AWE–Agriculture
Wellness + Environment
The AWE Lecture Series brings together a community of
like-minded and highly engaged innovators, designers,
educators, and environmentally and socially concerned
individuals. This forward-thinking community will explore topics that are intimately relevant to our beautiful
Orange County land and the people who live here. Free
event; registration is encouraged.
Solar Power with a Rocket Scientist
Th
Jun 18
7pm–8:30pm
Good Food Movement 1
Th
Jul 16
7pm–8:30pm
Th
Aug 20
7pm–8:30pm
Th
Sep 17
7pm–8:30pm
OCGP
Free #152439
OCGP
Free #155502
OCGP
Free #155503
OCGP
Free #155501
Garden Beats
Come and experience the amazing power and benefit
of communal drumming and percussion offered in this
hands-on, family focused, fun-filled learning experience.
Registration not required. All ages welcome. Program is
free; registration is encouraged.
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Tomatoes
Containers
Succulents
Sa Jun 6
Sa Jul 11
Sa Aug 8
10am–11am OCGP
10am–11am OCGP
10am–11am OCGP
Free #155508
Free #155509
Free #155510
Food For Thought Film Series
The Food for Thought documentary series features powerful films highlighting topics concerning both the abundance and scarcity of food in America. Chosen for their
cinematic beauty, significant relevance and creditable resources, this thought-provoking series will leave you inspired and empowered. Join us to expand your perspective
on long-term health, beauty and food sustainability. Bring
your lawn chairs and picnic dinner. Gates open at 6:30 p.m.;
film begins at dusk. Free event; registration is encouraged.
Ingredients
Th Jun 4 7:15pm–9pm OCGP Free #155521
Hungry for Change Th Jul 2 7:15pm–9pm OCGP Free #155679
Place at the Table Th Aug 6 7:15pm–9pm OCGP Free #155680
Preserving the Season Workshops
Summer means abundance in the garden. University of
Califoria Cooperative Extension (UCCE) Master Food
Preservers demonstrate how to preserve what you harvest or purchase. Free event; registration is encouraged.
Ages 16+.
Pickles
Let’s Jam
Sauces
Sa Jun 13
Sa Jul 18
Sa Aug 15
10am–11am OCGP
10am–11am OCGP
10am–11am OCGP
Free #155698
Free #155699
Free #155700
Seasoned Chefs
Some of the best chefs in Orange County will present local seasonal gourmet dishes, techniques and preservation
methods. Eating seasonal and local foods is nutritionally
rich and environmentally friendly. Free event; registration
is encouraged. Ages 16+.
Sa
Th
Th
Jun 27
Jul 9
Aug 13
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OCGP
6:30pm–7:30pm OCGP
6:30pm–7:30pm OCGP
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Free #152415
Free #155514
Free #155515
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FREE
June 6–September 20
Yesterday’s Future: Exhibition
949-724-OCGP (6247)
ocgp.org
The Living Room Talks
First Sunday of Each Month*
Opening Reception: June 7, 1–3 p.m.
Thursdays & Fridays: noon–4 p.m.
Saturdays & Sundays: 10 a.m.–4 p.m.
Join us for engaging and intimate conversations with local
artisans, entrepreneurs and raconteurs set among a collection of nostalgic mural art and décor. Admission is free.
*No meeting 7/5.
Yesterday’s Future is a contemporary exhibition that
considers the future of innovation and design while
celebrating the past. Southern California artists and architects respond to Modernist architecture and master
planning as an influence in contemporary visual art.
Admission is free.
Yesterday’s Future
Date: Sunday, June 7
Time: 1–2 p.m.
Southern California artists featured in the Yesterday’s Future exhibition will
share their stories about creativity and process.
Ryh-Ming Poon
Date: Sunday, August 2
Time: 1–2 p.m.
Ryh-Ming Poon is a public relations professional and communications consultant who has worked with GameFly, Machinima and Activision/Guitar Hero.
Through August 2015
OC Art Book Collection
Thursdays & Fridays, noon–4 p.m.
Saturdays & Sundays, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.
Great Park Gallery
Multiplicity Machines, Bryan Cantley, 2014 (detail)
August–September 2015
Yesterday’s Future:
Lecture Series
Great Park Artists Studios
In conjunction with the Yesterday’s Future exhibition, this
lecture series explores the concepts of mapping, spatial
design, architecture, urbanism and cultivating a sense of
place in a community. Learn about these topics through
conversations with guest artists, architects and historians.
Admission is free.
Bryan Cantley
Date: Saturday, August 8
Time: 1–3 p.m.
Architect Bryan Cantley describes himself as the spatial orchestrator of
View a curated library of books documenting the history
of Orange County art and exhibitions. This installation is
produced in conjunction with The Living Room. Admission
is free.
Through August 2015
OC Writers: Read & Critique
First Friday of Each Month
noon–2 p.m.
Great Park Gallery
The OC Writers: Read and Critique gathering is dedicated
to providing writers with space and time to write, learn
and network. Writers should bring their own manuscriptsin-progress to work on in this welcoming and supportive
environment, which includes electrical outlets and wifi
for laptop and tablet users. Hosted by DeAnna Cameron.
Admission is free.
Form: uLA Dimension Laboratory, an experimental design studio. Cantley is
also Professor of Design Theory at California State University, Fullerton.
Alan Hess
Date: Saturday, September 19
Time: 1–3 p.m.
Architect and historian Alan Hess has written nineteen books on Modern
architecture and urbanism in the mid-twentieth century. He is currently
researching the architecture of Irvine, California, one of the United States’
largest master-planned communities of the 1960s and 1970s.
FREE
Great Park Gallery
Thursdays & Fridays: noon– 4 p.m.
Saturdays & Sundays: 10 a.m.– 4 p.m.
T
he Great Park Gallery is located in the Palm Court Arts
Complex. Admission is free. For more information, call
949-724-6880 or visit ocgp.org.
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949-724-OCGP (6274)
Reflecting Ponds
and Viewing Pier
Visitors Center Pavilion
A state-of-the-art guest center will be
your first welcoming stop for rides on
the Great Park Balloon and Carousel.
A pair of reflecting ponds and a redwood
viewing pier provide visitors an opportunity
to stop and take in the view, while
serving as part of the Park’s water
management system.
Great Park Balloon
The iconic orange helium balloon soars
400 feet high, offering spectacular views
of Orange County and beyond.
South Lawn Sports,
Fitness Complex + Soccer Leagues
Soccer fields, spectator viewing area and
the Kaiser Permanente Thrive Path are the
highlights of the 30-acre fitness complex.
Adult soccer leagues play on Sunday and
Monday nights.
Great Park Carousel
An Orange County tradition, updated
with vintage-inspired scenic artwork,
is a favorite for kids of all ages.
Farm + Food Lab
Kids Rock Playground
This unique hands-on outdoor agricultural
classroom features themed planters with
fruits, flowers, vegetables, herbs and other
informative displays where one can
learn about sustainable gardening,
cooking and other agricultural subjects.
Join us for workshops and demonstrations
for all ages.
Kids can become educated about
conservation and the water cycle while
having fun engaging in active play.
Historic Hangar 244
This former Marine Corps Air Station El Toro
squadron hangar has been carefully restored
to preserve its historical character.
Certified Farmers Market
Every Sunday, the Farmers Market offers
fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables,
handcrafted artisan products, live
entertainment and gourmet food trucks.
Be inspired by art and creativity at the Great
Park Gallery and Artists Studios housed in
refurbished historic military warehouses.
Incredible Edible Farm
& Giving Grove
Terraced Lawn
Fresh vegetables are harvested weekly
from this 4.5 acre urban farm and adjacent
citrus grove by community volunteers.
This produce is then donated to the
Second Harvest Food Bank serving
the hungry in Orange County.
This lawn connecting the North Lawn
to the Palm Court and Great Park Balloon
area provides a great place to lounge
or take in a movie or music concert.
Walkable Historical Timeline
The history timeline spans 2,604 feet
and includes 162 historical details from
13,000 BC When Humans Reach the
Americas and concludes with the
1989 Fall of the Berlin Wall.
Great Park Farm
Fresh produce from the 105-acre farm is sold
at the Farmers Market and other outlets,
as well as donated to local food banks.
More Programs at the Park!
North Lawn
A seven-acre multi-purpose recreation area
is home to sports and activities of all types.
Inside Irvine
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For additional programs, visit ocgp.org/events
or call 949-724-OCGP (6247).
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irvine animal
care center
Providing care and love to homeless pets.
Monday–Friday: noon – 7 p.m.*
Saturday & Sunday: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.*
Tuesday: Closed to the Public
949-724-7740 irvineshelter.org
Volunteer Information Hotline: 949-724-7747
6443 Oak Canyon Road, Irvine
(Located off Sand Canyon between
the 5 Freeway and Irvine Center Drive.)
Accomplish your dog training goals and get behavior
problems under control in just four weeks! Exercises
include: sit and down on command, stay in sit or down
position with distractions, come when called and controlled walking on a leash. Dogs attend all meetings.
Pre-registration is required as the instructor will brief you
before the first lesson. Bring shot records and $5 insurance
fee to first meeting. More info: [email protected].
Inst: Hacienda Hills Dog Obedience Club. Location:
TeWinkle Park, Junipero, North of Arlington, Costa Mesa.
*No class 7/4.
Sa
Jun 27–Jul 25* 10:45am–12pm
TWP
PETS
Dog Manners Crash Course
$82 #154702
Dog Obedience: Beginning
For all breeds of dogs over five months. Covers obedience
exercises (heel, sit, stay, come, down), long distance work
and corrections for behavior problems. Trophies and certificates awarded at graduation. First meeting WITHOUT
dogs inside the building. Inst: Hacienda Hills Dog Obedience Club. Materials fee: $10 (includes training manual).
Handlers ages 18+.
W
Tu
Jun 24–Aug 5
Jul 7–Aug 18
7:45pm–8:45pm
7:30pm–8:30pm
UCP
NCCC
$92 #154700
$92 #154701
Puppy Kindergarten
Services Include:
Adoption of cats, dogs & rabbits Lost pet location
Volunteer opportunities Pet licensing
Community education Special events
*Adoption requests stop one hour prior to closing.
Start your puppy (ages 2-5 months) on the right paw.
Socialization, basic commands and discussions on bad
habits (chewing, hole-digging, housebreaking, biting).
First meeting held without puppies. Inst: Hacienda Hills
Dog Obedience Club. Supply fee: $10 (includes training
manual). Handlers ages 18+.
Tu
Jul 7–Aug 11
6:30pm–7:30pm
NCCC
$82 #154703
For information about upcoming volunteer orientations and trainings, please visit irvineshelter.org or call 949-724-7740.
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PROGRAMS
turtle rock
nature center
Providing an outdoor classroom and activities
to promote awareness and preservation
of our natural community.
Saturday: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
949-724-6738 irvineopenspace.org
1 Sunnyhill, Irvine
(Located at Turtle Rock Community Park)
Amenities Include:
Five-acre nature preserve
Outdoor classroom
Programs for all ages
Group tours & badge program
LOCATIONS
Bommer Canyon (BCCP): Culver Drive south, left onto
Shady Canyon Road, right onto Bommer Canyon. The public
trailhead is located on the right before the gate. For scheduled programs only, visitors will continue past the trail head,
about ¼ mile to Cattle Camp.
Nature Center (TRNC): Culver Drive south, left onto
Shady Canyon Road, left onto Sunnyhill, left into Turtle
Rock Community Park parking lot. The Nature Center is
the small brown building on the right.
Quail Hill Trail Head (QHTH): South on Sand Canyon,
the parking lot is on the right, after the round-about, just
past the fire station.
The following locations are accessible with enrollment in
a scheduled program only.
The Hicks Haul (HICKS) Road Staging Area
June 13, July 11,
August 8, September 12
9 a.m.– noon
Help make a difference in the Turtle Rock Nature Center.
Bring the family for some fresh air, exercise and land
stewardship. Projects vary and include: trail maintenance,
invasive plant removal and general conservation. Bring
your own gloves and tools (labeled), hat, sunscreen and
closed-toe shoes. Other tools, water and light refreshments
provided. Parents must accompany children under 18.
More info: 949-724-6738. Ages 16+.
Make a warm and gooey s’more by the campfire. Each session is one hour. Bring a flashlight and dress warm. All
ages welcome. Fee is per person; adults must accompany
children under 18.
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
Jun 5
Jun 5
Jul 10
Jul 10
Aug 7
Aug 7
Sep 4
Sep 4
6:30pm–7:30pm
7:30pm–8:30pm
6:30pm–7:30pm
7:30pm–8:30pm
6:30pm–7:30pm
7:30pm–8:30pm
6:30pm–7:30pm
7:30pm–8:30pm
TRNC
TRNC
TRNC
TRNC
TRNC
TRNC
TRNC
TRNC
$3/person
$3/person
$3/person
$3/person
$3/person
$3/person
$3/person
$3/person
#151744
#151745
#154190
#154191
#154192
#154193
#154194
#154195
Bommer Canyon Campout
Escape into Irvine’s wilderness for a rustic camping adventure in Bommer Canyon. Bring your camping gear
and food to cook on the grill (food not provided). Activities include nature walks, slide presentation, campfire
songs and stories. Adult must accompany children under
Sa–Su May 23–24 3pm–11am
Sa–Su Sep 5–6
3pm–11am
BCCP
BCCP
$15/person #152446
$15/person #155548
The Orchard Hills (OHL) Staging Area
Bommer Canyon Family Campout!
The Portola (PORT) Staging Area
Gather the family, a tent, sleeping bags, overnight gear
and we’ll take care of the rest! This camping experience
in the mystic Bommer Canyon Cattle Camp includes a
BBQ dinner, a light breakfast, hikes, games, crafts, campfire fun and more! Adult must accompany children under
For more information and to sign up, visit
LetsGoOutside.org/explore/irvine.
Facility Rental
B
Sa–Su Jul 25–26
ommer Canyon Cattle Camp in Bommer Canyon is the
perfect location for your next special event such as
company picnics, weddings, family reunions and campouts.
Amenities include: picnic tables, a covered stage, lighting,
barbecue pit, sand volleyball court and horseshoe pits. Call
949-724-6620 for reservation information.
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FREE
Meets the Second Saturday of Each Month
Inside Irvine
Summer 2015
4pm–10am
BCCP
$25/person #146366
Evening Campfire
at Bommer Canyon
Spend an evening with friends and family singing songs,
storytelling and making s’mores. All ages welcome. Adults
must accompany children under 18.
Th
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The free programs listed on this page are presented in partnership with the City of Irvine and Irvine Ranch Conservancy.
To register or for more information, visit LetsGoOutside.org Registration is easy; no Client IDs required
Key: BCCP=Bommer Canyon IRC=Irvine Ranch Conservancy Office OHL=Orchard Hills Loop PORT=Portola Staging Area QHTH=Quail Hill Trail Head
Sunset Yoga in Bommer Canyon
Monthly Ac tivities (Continued)
Wednesdays: 6 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
Bommer Bike Ride
Join a relaxing combination of hiking and yoga in Bommer
Canyon. Participants will hike around a 1-mile loop, strolling through the local meadow and finding unity within
nature. Afterwards, enjoy 45 to 60 minutes of guided yoga
while the sun sets in the canyon.
Interpretive Programs
in Open Space
Learn about Irvine Open Space plants, animals, history
and more through Interpretive programs for all ages.
Wee Wonder Walks: Blast Off!
Th
Jul 9
10am–11am
Canyon Explorers: Beat the Heat
Fr
Jul 17 7pm–8:30pm
Exploring Bommer: Our Canyons are Diverse
Sa
Jul 18
9am–11:30am
Wee Wonder Walks: Summer Snakes
Th
Aug 13
10am–11am
QHTH
BCCP
BCCP
QHTH
Introduction to Walking and Hiking in the Outdoors
Sa
Aug 15
9am–11am
Canyon Explorers: Shooting Stars
Fr
Aug 21
7pm–8:30pm
Wee Wonder Walks: Actual Size
Th
Sep 10
10am–11am
Canyon Explorers: Moon Madness
Fr
Sep 18
7pm–8:30pm
Exploring Bommer: All About Kids Family Hike
Sa
Sep 19
9am–11am
BCCP
BCCP
BCCP
BCCP
BCCP
Volunteer on the Seed Farm
Wednesdays and Saturdays: 9 a.m.–noon
Orchard Hills
July 18, August 15, September 19
8–11 a.m.
Cardio Hike
7:30–11 a.m.
Quail Hill Trail
Explore open space during special monthly activities.
These early-morning hikes and rides offer a challenging
route with rewarding views of Orange County. Ages 16+.
Mountain Bike Skills Clinic
7 a.m.–11 a.m.
Portola
Learn the basics of equipment, bike setup, braking, gearing, bike handling, trail-side bike maintenance and trail
etiquette. Riding techniques will be taught and practiced
at the Mountain Bike Skills Development areas at Portola
Staging area. Ages 18+.
Weekly Ac tivities
OUTDOOR/NATURE
Irvine Open Space Preserve Ac tivities & Progr ams
Slow-Paced Fitness Hike
Thursdays: 6–8 p.m.
Hicks Haul Road
Mid-Week Hike
Wednesdays: 7 a.m.–noon
Irvine Open Space Preserve
Join the Irvine Ranch Conservancy science team in weeding and planting seed at their native plant farm at Orchard
hills. New seeds will be used to restore habitat within the
Irvine Ranch Open Space.
Monthly Ac tivities
Wilderness Access Day
8 a.m.–2 p.m.
JOY for Nature
JOY for Nature (Juniors or Youths for Nature) is a
monthly series dedicated to showcasing different career
opportunities in nature for youngsters. Each month
will focus on a specific nature topic and how youth can
explore more of that profession for school. Ages 9+.
Space Odyssey
Su Jul 26 3:30pm–5:30pm PORT Free
Fire Fighting Friends Su Aug 23 3:30pm–5:30pm PORT Free
Wilderness Pharmacy Su Sep 27 3:30pm–5:30pm PORT Free
Activities and programs in the Irvine Open Space Preserve have varying difficulty levels and equipment requirements.
To find out more about these programs and to register, visit LetsGoOutside.org.
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a CTIVITY GUIDE
GENER AL INFORMATION & junior TENNIS LESSONS
sessions (4-week sessions)
Session 1: June 21–July 25
No classes on June 21, July 4 and 5; fees prorated
Session 2: July 26–August 29
Fees adjusted for no-class dates;
view online at irvinequickreg.org
or call 949-724-6610.
We suggest starting off with instructional classes and adding
workout classes as your game
improves. Class levels may be combined. More info: 949-724-6617,
[email protected].
LEVELS FOR JUNIORS AND ADULTS
10 & Under Tennis (10U): Kid-sized equipment, slower moving balls and shorter court dimension promote
the development of optimal swing patterns. Kids can
rally quickly to make playing tennis fun.
BEGINNER (B): First-time players learn basic grips,
strokes and scoring. NTRP level 2.0/2.5.
ADVANCED BEGINNER (AB): Can hit forehands, backhands, volleys, serves and keep score. Work on overheads, lobs, control and consistency. NTRP level 3.0/3.5.
INTERMEDIATE (I): Can rally and serve well in match
situations. Work on strategy and placement. Junior Team
Tennis/Satellite Tournament players. NTRP level 3.5.
INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED (I/A): Must have consistent
and competitive playing experience. Work on spin, drop
and passing shots, footwork and games. Junior Team
Tennis/Satellite Tournament players. NTRP level 4.0.
ADVANCED (A)*: For experienced players with focus
on conditioning, drills and match play to improve mental toughness and physical skills. Junior Team Tennis/
Open Tournament players. NTRP level 4.5.
*For advanced players only; need Instructor approval prior
to enrolling.
additional information
Attire: Wear athletic attire and non-marking tennis shoes
(no running shoes).
Bring: Tennis racquet (instructor provides tennis balls).
Private Lessons: Private and semi-private lessons for
all ages and levels, call 949-724-6617 or see Page 102.
Weather: If the courts are wet at time of class, the class
will be canceled and made up per instructor’s availability.
Make-Ups: No make-ups for classes missed by the student;
fees are not prorated.
Languages: Programs available in: Chinese (Di),
Japanese (Minako), Korean (Tae), Spanish (Alex, Elena
and Juan) and Tagalog (Dianne).
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Course #Age
1
Sessions
2
Level
Day
Time
Course Format
10U = 10 & Under Tennis
Fee
WK = Workout
LevelB = BeginnerAB = Advanced Beginner
I = Intermediate
I/A = Intermediate Advanced A = Advanced
Colonel Bill Barber (CBBCP)
Instructor: Ruben Millado
155922
155924
155926
155928
155930
155932
155934
155936
155938
155940
155923
155925
155927
155929
155931
155933
155935
155937
155939
155941
5–12
5–12
5–12
5–12
8–16
8–16
8–16
8–16
8–16
8–16
B/AB 10U
B/AB 10U
B/AB 10U
B/AB 10U
AB/I WK
AB/I WK
AB/I WK
I/A WK
I/A WK
I/A WK
Tu
Th
Tu/Th
Sa
Tu
Th
Tu/Th
W
F
W/F
4pm–5pm
4pm–5pm
4pm–5pm
9:30am–11am
5pm–7pm
5pm–7pm
5pm–7pm
5pm–7pm
5pm–7pm
5pm–7pm
$75
$75
$135
$113
$150
$150
$270
$150
$150
$270
B 10U
B 10U
B/AB 10U
B/AB 10U
AB
AB
AB/I
I
I
I/A
W
M
Su
W
M
W
Su
Su
M
F
2pm–3pm
3pm–4pm
3pm–4pm
3pm–4pm
4pm–5pm
4pm–5:30pm
4pm–5pm
5pm–6:30pm
5pm–6:30pm
3:30pm–5pm
$75
$75
$75
$75
$75
$113
$75
$113
$113
$113
W
Tu
F
Sa
Tu
W
F
Sa
W
F
4pm–5pm
4:30pm–5:30pm
4pm–5pm
9am–10am
5:30pm–6:30pm
5pm–6:30pm
5pm–6:30pm
10am–11:30am
6:30pm–8:30pm
6:30pm–8:30pm
$75
$75
$75
$75
$75
$113
$113
$113
$150
$150
W
Sa
Tu
Th
F
Sa
Th
Sa
F
4:30pm–5:30pm
8am–9am
4:30pm–6pm
6pm–7:30pm
3:30pm–5pm
9am–10:30am
4:30pm–6pm
10:30am–12pm
5pm–6:30pm
$75
$75
$113
$113
$113
$113
$113
$113
$113
Instructor: Nic Izumi
155750
155752
155754
155756
155758
155760
155762
155764
155766
155768
155751
155753
155755
155757
155759
155761
155763
155765
155767
155769
5–8
7–10
7–10
7–10
8–13
8–13
8–13
9–16
9–16
8–16
Citrusglen (CGNP)
Instructor: Rommel Endozo
155428
155431
155434
155437
155440
155443
155446
155449
155452
155455
155429
155432
155435
155438
155441
155444
155447
155450
155453
155456
5–7
6–9
6–10
6–10
7–12
8–14
8–14
7–12
9–16
9–16
B 10U
B/AB 10U
B/AB 10U
B/AB 10U
AB/I
AB/I
AB/I
I
I/A WK
I/A WK
Deerfield (DCP)
Instructor: Jimmy Gleason
155302
155305
155308
155311
155314
155317
155320
155323
155326
155303
155306
155309
155312
155315
155318
155321
155324
155327
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5–10
5–10
8–15
8–15
8–15
8–15
10–17
10–17
10–17
B/AB 10U
B/AB 10U
AB/I
AB/I
AB/I
AB/I
AB/I
AB/I
I/A WK
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Course #Age
1
Sessions
2
Level
Day
Time
Course Format
Fee
Course #Age
WK = Workout
1
I = Intermediate
Cypress (CCP)
155625
155627
155629
155631
155633
155637
155635
155639
5–10
5–10
5–10
7–12
7–12
7–12
7–12
11–16
155731
155733
155735
155737
155739
155741
5–10
5–10
5–10
7–14
7–14
7–14
B 10U
B 10U
B 10U
B/AB
AB/I
AB/I
AB/I
I/A
Su
W
Sa
W
Su
W
Sa
Su
9am–10am
$75
4pm–5pm
$75
9am–10am
$75
4pm–5pm
$75
10am–11:30am $113
5pm–6pm
$75
10am–11:30am $113
11:30am–1pm $113
B/AB 10U
B/AB 10U
B/AB 10U
B/AB
B/AB
B/AB
Tu
Th
Tu/Th
Tu
Th
Tu/Th
3:30pm–4:30pm
3:30pm–4:30pm
3:30pm–4:30pm
4:30pm–5:30pm
4:30pm–5:30pm
4:30pm–5:30pm
$75
$75
$135
$75
$75
$135
Heritage (HCP)
155958
155960
155962
155964
155968
155972
155978
155980
155966
155970
155974
155982
155984
5–9
5–9
5–9
7–15
7–15
7–15
8–15
8–15
8–15
8–15
8–15
7–16
9–16
B/AB 10U
B/AB 10U
B/AB 10U
B/AB
B/AB
B/AB
I/A WK
I/A WK*
I/A WK
I/A WK*
I/A WK*
AB/I Ladder
I/A Ladder
M
3pm–4pm
W
3pm–4pm
M/W 3pm–4pm
M
6pm–7pm
W
6pm–7pm
M/W 6pm–7pm
Tu
5pm–7pm
Tu/F 5pm–7pm
Th
5pm–7pm
Th/F 5pm–7pm
Tu/Th/F 5pm–7pm
F
4pm–6pm
F
5pm–7pm
$75
$75
$135
$75
$75
$135
$150
$225
$150
$225
$345
$75
$75
*Fee includes Friday Ladder. Friday Ladder times are different than Monday classes.
Homestead (HOMENP)
Instructor: Tae Byon
155648 155649
155650 155651
155652 155653
155654 155655
155656 155657
155658 155659
155660 155661
155662 155663
6–14
6–14
7–16
7–16
7–16
8–16
8–16
8–16
Time
Fee
WK = Workout
I = Intermediate
155389
155391
155393
155395
155397
155399
155401
155403
155405
155407
155409
155411
155413
155415
155390
155392
155394
155396
155398
155400
155402
155404
155406
155408
155410
155412
155414
155416
5–9
5–9
5–9
7-13
7–13
7–13
7–13
7–13
7–13
8–15
8–15
7–13
7–13
8–15
B/AB 10U
B/AB 10U
B/AB 10U
B/AB
B/AB
B/AB
B/AB
B/AB
B/AB
B/AB
B/AB
AB/I
AB/I
AB/I
W
F
Sa
M
M
W
Th
Th
F
Su
Su
W
F
Sa
3pm–4pm
$75
3pm–4pm
$75
9am–10am
$75
4pm–5pm
$75
5pm–6pm
$75
4pm–5pm
$75
4pm–5pm
$75
5pm–6pm
$75
4pm–5pm
$75
9am–10am
$75
11am–12pm
$75
5pm–6pm
$75
5pm–6pm
$75
10am–11:30am $113
Tu
Th
W
Tu
Th
M
F
W
3:30pm–4:30pm
3:30pm–4:30pm
3:30pm–5pm
4:30pm–6pm
4:30pm–6pm
3:30pm–5pm
3:30pm–5pm
5pm–6:30pm
$75
$75
$113
$113
$113
$113
$113
$113
Su
M
W
Sa
Su
M
W
Sa
Sa
11am–12pm
4pm–5pm
4pm–5pm
12pm–1pm
12pm–1:30pm
5pm–6:30pm
5pm–6:30pm
1pm–2:30pm
2:30pm–4pm
$75
$75
$75
$75
$113
$113
$113
$113
$113
Las Lomas (LLCP)
Instructor: Minako Stickney
Instructor: Chris Emery
155675
155959
155961
155963
155967
155971
155977
155979
155965
155969
155973
155981
155983
Day
Instructor: Rick Jackson
Instructor: Jon Moody
155730
155732
155734
155736
155738
155740
2
Level
Course Format
Knollcrest (KCNP)
Instructor: Alex St. Jean
155624
155626
155628
155630
155632
155636
155634
155638
Sessions
B/AB
B/AB
AB/I
I/A WK
I/A WK
A WK
A WK
A WK
M
W
Tu
Tu
Th
M
W
Th
5pm–6pm
4pm–5pm
5:30pm–7pm
7pm–8:30pm
7pm–8:30pm
6pm–8pm
5pm–7pm
5pm–7pm
$75
$75
$113
$113
$113
$150
$150
$150
155711
155713
155715
155717
155719
155721
155723
155725
155712
155714
155716
155718
155720
155722
155724
155726
5–9
5–9
8–16
9–16
9–16
9–16
9–16
10–18
B 10U
B 10U
B/AB
B/AB
B/AB
I
I
A WK
Northwood (NCP)
Instructor: Jonathan Tran
156032
156034
156036
156038
156040
156042
156044
156046
156048
156033
156035
156037
156039
156041
156043
156045
156047
156049
6–10
6–10
6–10
6–10
7–12
7–12
7–12
7–12
9–14
B 10U
B 10U
B 10U
B 10U
AB/I
AB/I
AB/I
AB/I
I/A
junior TENNIS LESSONS
Racquet Club (RCNP)
Instructor: Rommel Endozo
155451
155458
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155452
155459
5–7 B 10U
8–13 AB/I
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5:30pm–6:30pm $75
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Course #Age
1
Sessions
Level
Day
Time
Course Format
2
Fee
WK = Workout
I = Intermediate
NEW
San Carlo (SCNP)
155771
155773
156128
156130
10–12
10–12
13–17
13–17
5–12
5–12
6–14
6–14
7–16
7–16
7–14
7–16
7–16
B
B
B/AB
B/AB
Tu
Th
Tu
Th
3pm–4pm
3pm–4pm
4pm–5pm
4pm–5pm
$75
$75
$75
$75
B/AB 10U
B/AB 10U
AB/I
I
I
I
A WK
A WK
A WK
F
Sa
Sa
W
M
W
Tu
Th
F
7pm–8pm
9am–10am
10am–11am
4pm–5:30pm
5:30pm–7:30pm
5:30pm–7:30pm
5pm–7pm
5pm–7pm
5pm–7pm
$75
$75
$75
$113
$150
$150
$150
$150
$150
Time
Fee
WK = Workout
W
W
4pm–5:30pm
6pm–7:30pm
$113
$113
Su
Tu
Su
F
Tu
F
10am–11am
4pm–5:30pm
11am–12pm
4pm–5:30pm
5:30pm–7pm
5:30pm–7pm
$75
$113
$75
$113
$113
$113
155332
155335
155341
155347
155350
155353
155356
155359
155366
155333
155336
155342
155348
155351
155354
155357
155360
155367
8–13
8–13
8–13
8–13
8–13
8–13
10–17
10–17
10–17
B/AB
B/AB
B/AB
AB/I WK
AB/I WK
AB/I WK
I/A WK
I/A WK
I/A WK
M
F
M/F
Tu
Th
Tu/Th
M
F
M/F
4pm–5pm
4pm–5pm
4pm–5pm
5pm–6:30pm
5pm–6:30pm
5pm–6:30pm
5pm–7pm
5pm–7pm
5pm–7pm
M
F
M
F
3:30pm–4:30pm
3:30pm–4:30pm
4:30pm–5:30pm
4:30pm–5:30pm
$75
$75
$135
$113
$113
$202
$150
$150
$270
Valley Oak (VONP)
Instructor: Jon Moody
155742
155744
155746
155748
155743
155745
155747
155749
5–10
5–10
7–14
7–14
B/AB 10U
B/AB 10U
B/AB
B/AB
$75
$75
$75
$75
Turtle Rock (TRCP)
Instructor: Lanea Holesinsky
155374
155377
155375
155378
6–10 B/AB
9–15 AB/I
Instructor: Ross Holesinsky
155467
155469
155471
155473
155475
155477
155468
155470
155472
155474
155476
155478
5–8
8–12
9–15
9–15
10–16
10–17
B/AB
AB
AB/I
AB/I
I
A WK
Lesson Withdrawal Procedure
Advance Registration
P
lease register in advance! This ensures we are able to
control class size, minimize class cancellations and serve
the community more efficiently. Cash will not be accepted
at tennis courts.
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2
Day
Instructor: Juan Naranjo
Instructor: Di Lin
155529
155531
155533
155535
155537
155539
155543
155545
155541
1
Level
Course Format
University (UCP)
Stonegate (SGTNP)
155528
155530
155532
155534
155536
155538
155542
155544
155540
Course #Age
Sessions
I = Intermediate
Instructor: Nic Izumi
155770
155772
156127
156129
Inside Irvine
Summer 2015
R
equests to withdrawal from a tennis lesson must be
received one week prior to the first lesson. Withdrawal
requests meeting the guideline will be processed less a $5
withdrawal processing fee. Refunds will incur an additional
$5 refunding fee for a total of $10 in fees. Call 949-724-6617
or email [email protected] with your request. Full
refunds/credits are available when courses are cancelled or
changed by the City or Instructor.
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Special
interests
JUNIOR
TOURNAMENT
special interests
Gamma Junior Novice
Tennis Tournament
Schedule:
June 6 & 7: Time: TBA
Entry Deadline: June 1
Enroll in Course: #153931
Fee:$30
Site:
Designed for older players with minimal or no tournament experience (this tournament does not count toward
a USTA/SCTA ranking). Players will be able to compete
against a few different players in a round robin format
with winners advancing to a single elimination bracket
to determine division winners (format and divisions are
subject to change based on sign-ups). Players learn to
check in at a tournament desk, play on assigned courts
and report scores back to the tournament desk. Divisions—Boys’ and Girls’ 10 and Under (Orange Ball), 12
and Under, 14 and Under, 16 and Under and 18 and Under. Fee includes a hat and wristband; division winners
and finalists receive a Gamma tennis racquet backpack.
Players must be current USTA members. More info:
949-724-6617 or [email protected]. Ages 8-18.
Gamma Junior Tournaments
P
ractice and improve your skills in the summer to prepare
for the following tournaments in September.
September 12: Gamma Junior Novice Tournament
September 13: Gamma Junior 10 & Under Tournament
Camp & League
Withdrawal Procedure
R
equests must be received 10 days prior to the start date
for the $5 withdrawal fee to apply. Requests received
between one and nine days prior to the start date will be
processed minus 50 percent of the enrollment fee. Withdrawals are not permitted once the camp/league begins.
Switching is considered a withdrawal of original enrollment.
Call 949-724-6617 or email [email protected] with
your request. Full refunds/credits are available when programs are cancelled or changed by the City or Instructor.
Mommy, Daddy and Me Tennis
This exciting program provides an opportunity for
youngsters to play and learn on the court with Mom
and Dad in a comforting, nurturing environment focusing on tennis skills, fitness, friends and fun! Inst:
Minako. Ages 3-6. *No class 7/4.
Sa
Sa
Jun 27–Jul 25* 9am–10am
Aug 1–29
9am–10am
NEW
LLCP
LLCP
$60
$75
#155727
#155728
Adult Tennis Sunrise Workout
Tennis Coach Nic Izumi will help get you into shape
with drills and match play. Enjoy the game of tennis
while getting a tough workout! Come check this out
and BYOC (bring your own coffee)! Ages 18+.
AB/I AB/I B/AB B/AB M
M
W
W
Jun 22–Jul 20
Jul 27–Aug 24
Jun 24–Jul 22
Jul 29–Aug 26
6am–7am
6am–7am
6am–7am
6am–7am
CBBCP
CBBCP
CBBCP
CBBCP
$75
$75
$75
$75
#156060
#156061
#155774
#155775
SUMMER camps
Junior Tennis Camps
Join Irvine Tennis Pros for fun and fantastic instruction
on the courts. Full descriptions in the camp section. See
pages 53.
Pro
Park
Alex
Minako
Jimmy
Juan
Chris
Tae
Ross Ruben
Cypress53
Las Lomas
53
Deerfield53
University53
Heritage53
Homestead53
Turtle Rock
53
Col. Bill Barber
53
Page
JUNIOR TOURNAMENT, SPECIAL INTERESTS & C AMPS
Summer tennis camps are listed on Page 52.
Registration begins February 23.
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adult tennis
Course#
1
Sessions
Day Time
Place
Fee
Inst
2
Su 10am–11am
W 9am–10am
F 9am–10am
155775
$75 Rick
$75 Ruben
$75 Rommel
W 6am–7am
CBBCP
$75 Nic
Advanced Beginner/Intermediate
155494
155495
Su 8:30am–10am
TRCP
$113 Ross
Advanced Beginner/Intermediate Workout
155944
155945
Th 9am–10:30am
CBBCP
$113 Ruben
Advanced Beginner/Intermediate/
Advanced Sunrise Workout
156060
156061
Day Time
Fee
Inst
2
M 6am–7am
CBBCP
Tu 9am–10:30am
F 10am–11:30am
CBBCP
CGNP
155778
155779
M 6pm–7:30pm
SCNP
$113 Nic
CBBCP
$113 Ruben
NCP
LLCP
CCP
$113 Jonathan
$113 Minako
$113 Alex
Intermediate Workout
155952
155953
Th 7pm–8:30pm
Intermediate/Advanced
156052
155707
155646
156053
155708
155647
Tu 7pm–8:30pm
W 6:30pm–8pm
F 6pm–7:30pm
Intermediate/Advanced Doubles Strategy
155956
155957
Tu 7pm–9pm
HCP
$150 Chris
Intermediate/Advanced Workout
$75 Nic
155954
155955
W 7pm–8:30pm
CBBCP
$113 Ruben
Intermediate
155946
155464
155947
155465
$113 Ruben
$113 Rommel
Intermediate/Advanced Workout
155701
155702
Sa 10am–11:30am
LLCP
$113 Minako
CCP
LLCP
NCP
CCP
$113
$113
$113
$113
Evening Classes
Beginner
155640
155703
156050
155642
155641
155704
156051
155643
M
Tu
W
F
7:30pm–9pm
6pm–7:30pm
6:30pm–8pm
7:30pm–9pm
Alex
Minako
Jonathan
Alex
Beginner/Advanced Beginner
155948
155383
155284
155705
155290
155949
155384
155285
155706
155291
M
Tu
W
Th
Sa
7pm–8:30pm
6pm–7:30pm
6:30pm–7:30pm
6pm–7:30pm
5pm–6pm
CBBCP
KCNP
CBBCP
LLCP
DCP
$113
$113
$75
$113
$75
Ruben
Rick
Dianne
Minako
Jimmy
$75
$113
$113
$113
Nic
Alex
Rick
Jimmy
Private Tennis Instruction
C
ity of Irvine contract instructors are available to teach
private tennis lessons on City-owned courts. Lessons are
arranged with the instructor. Procedure: call 949-724-6617
for instructor recommendation and contact information;
contact instructor to arrange schedule; pay online (instructor will provide course # to enroll based on number of hours
agreed upon or view online at irvinequickreg.org).
Instructor
Hourly Fee Instructor
155777
155645
155387
155294
Su
M
Tu
Sa
2pm–3pm
6pm–7:30pm
7:30pm–9pm
6pm–7:30pm
CBBCP
CCP
KCNP
DCP
$70
Di Lin
$65
Chris Emery
$75
Dianne Matias
$60
Rommel Endozo
$60
Ruben Millado
$65
Jimmy Gleason
$60
Jon Moody
$50
Lanea Holesinsky
$65
Juan Naranjo
$65
Ross Holesinsky
$65
Alex St. Jean
$55
Nic Izumi
$55
Minako Stickney
$65
Rick Jackson
$50
Jonathan Tran
$50
Advanced Beginner/Intermediate Workout
Inside Irvine
155288
155297
155951
M 6:30pm–8pm
Tu 6pm–7pm
Tu 7pm–8:30pm
Summer 2015
CBBCP
DCP
CBBCP
Hourly Fee
Tae Byon
Advanced Beginner/Intermediate
155776
155644
155386
155293
155287
155296
155950
102
Place
Intermediate
KCNP
CBBCP
CGNP
Beginner/Advanced Beginner Sunrise Workout
155774
Sessions
Evening Classes (Continued)
Beginner/Advanced Beginner
155381
155943
155462
Course#
1
Morning Classes
155380
155942
155461
$113 Dianne
$75 Jimmy
$113 Ruben
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USTA
Leagues
These adult leagues are all about teams, camaraderie,
great fun and competitive matches. Matches are played
in Irvine and throughout Orange County on weekends.
The matches are set up according to NTRP Divisions.
Players cannot play below their NTRP rating. Teams
carry 12 to 20 players; register team on the USTA website
national.usta.com. Players must have a NTRP rating and
a current USTA Membership; visit usta.com. More info:
[email protected] or 949-724-6617.
Irvine U.S. Tennis Association
(USTA) and World Team
Tennis (WTT) Leagues
League staff will do their best to place individuals onto
teams; however, placement is not guaranteed. Individuals
not placed will be waitlisted. If not placed on a team by
the third week, fees paid will be transferred to the following season or refunded. More info: 949-724-6617. Note:
the National Tennis Rating Program (NTRP) is the official system for determining the levels for league competition. The City of Irvine requires players who do not know
their NTRP playing level to take an NTRP rating clinic.
Call 949-724-6617 or email [email protected] to
schedule your clinic. Fee: $18/hour; $25/1.5 hour. Private
clinics are available with Coach Ruben for $65/hour.
18 & Over Tri Doubles
League Begins:
July 11
Registration Deadline: July 4
Enroll in Course:
#156054
Fee:$30
Three Doubles lines with men and women playing together in teams;
at different NTRP levels: 2.5-3.5, 3.0-4.0, 3.5-4.5.
18 & Over Doubles
League Begins:
September 5
Registration Deadline: August 29
Enroll in Course:
#156056
Fee:$30
Three Doubles lines with men and women playing on separate teams.
WTT Coed
Summer X-Team
Tennis League
League Begins:
May 26
Registration Deadline: May 19
Enroll in Course:
#153919
Fee:$60
Teams consist of a minimum of two men and two women.
This shortened version of the regular WTT League with
three matches played per team match. One Men’s and
Women’s Singles plus one Mixed Doubles match 10-game
pro sets. Winners can advance to a National Qualifier. New
players must send info (home address, email, cell number and
NTRP rating) to [email protected]. Division schedule:
Tuesday–3.0, Wednesday or Thursday–3.5, 4.0 & 4.5.
League Withdrawal Procedure
WTT Coed
Fall Tennis
League
R
equests must be received 10 days prior to the league
start date for the $5 withdrawal fee to apply. Requests
received between one and nine days prior to the start date
will be processed minus 50 percent of the enrollment fee.
Withdrawals are not permitted once the league begins.
Call 949-724-6617 or email [email protected]
with your request. Full refunds/credits are available when
leagues are cancelled or changed by the City or Instructor.
ADULT TENNIS LEAGUES
League Begins:
September 15
Registration Deadline: September 8
Enroll in Course:
#156059
Fee:$60
See the Fall edition of Inside Irvine (mailed in August) for
more information.
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Map Code
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
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16
17
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34
City Facilities
Animal Care Center and Central Bark
Citrusglen
Cypress Community Park
Irvine Civic Center
Colonel Bill Barber Marine Corps Memorial
Community Park (Enter from San Juan Parking Lot)
DSLPCP David Sills Lower Peters Canyon Park
DCP
DCNP
Dovecreek
HACP
Harvard Community Park
Harvard Sk8 Park
HCP
WWJAC
William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center
CRC
Child Resource Center
HPCC
Heritage Park Community Center
YEPO
Youth Employment & Programs Office
Athletic Fields
IFAC
HCCP
Hicks Canyon Community Park
HOMENP Homestead
KCNP
Knollcrest
LLCP
Las Lomas Community Park
MDAF
Mark Daily Athletic Field
MWCP
LSC
Irvine Adult Day Health Center
NCP
Northwood Community Park
OCCP
Oak Creek Community Park
OCGP
ONP
Orchard
QHCP
Quail Hill Community Park
RCNP
Racquet Club
RSC
SCNP
San Carlo
SLNP
San Leandro
SMNP
San Marco
SETNP
Settlers
SGTNP
Stonegate
SSNP
Sweet Shade
TRCP
TRNC
Turtle Rock Nature Center
UCP
VONP
Valley Oak
WINCP
Windrow Community Park
WBCP
Woodbury Community Park
ACC
BCCP
CGNP
CCP
ICC
CBBCP
Map Code
A ALC
B ATA
C
IL-DO
PMS
D IHM
E
NCCC
F
PDS
G SCCCA
H THP
I
WFG
J
ZA
OTHER Facilities
Arts & Learning Conservatory
ATA Martial Arts
Il-Do Tae Kwon Do Studio (Heritage Plaza)
Pianoforte Music Studio (Heritage Plaza)
Irvine Historical Museum
Newport Coast Community Center
Pacific Dance Studio
South Coast Chinese Cultural Association
Tustin Heritage Park
Wildfire Gymnastics
Zoom Academy
Address
6443 and 6405 Oak Canyon
11 Bommer Canyon Rd.
12170 Citrusglen
255 Visions
4 Civic Center Plaza (Programs)
Athletic Complex
3901 Farwell Ave.
55 Deerwood West
3 Dovecreek
14701 Harvard Ave.
Walnut Ave. and Yale Ave. , Heritage Park
4601 Walnut Ave., Heritage Park
14341 Yale Ave., Heritage Park
Heritage Park
3864 Viewpark Ave.
8 Cliffwood
2065 Knollcrest
10 Federation Way
308 W. Yale Loop
Alton and Lake
20 Lake Rd.
20 Lake Rd.
4531 Bryan Ave.
15616 Valley Oak Dr.
Sand Canyon and Marine Way
1 Van Buren
35 Shady Canyon Dr.
4030 Robon Dr.
3 Ethel Coplen Way
15 San Carlo
12 Paseo Westpark
1 San Carlo
35 Settlers Way
280 Honors
15 Sweet Shade
1 Sunnyhill
1 Beech Tree Ln.
16001 Valley Oak Dr.
285 E. Yale Loop
130 Sanctuary
Address
1518 Brookhollow, Suite 15, Santa Ana
15435 Jeffery Rd., Suite 100, Irvine
14220 Culver Dr., Suite D, Irvine
14200 Culver Dr., Suite T, Irvine
5 San Joaquin, Irvine
6401 San Joaquin Hills Rd., Newport Coast
4880 Irvine Blvd. #101, Irvine
9 Truman St., Irvine
2350 Kinsman Cir., Tustin
14761 Bentley Cir., Tustin
4850 Barranca Pkwy., #203, Irvine
ZIP Code
92618
92603
92620
92620
92606
92606
92602
92604
92618
92606
92606
92604
92604
92604
92604
92604
92602
92602
92603
92603
92604
92604
92604
92604
92620
92618
92618
92620
92603
92620
92612
92614
92614
92614
92620
92620
92606
92603
92603
92612
92618
92604
92620
ZIP Code
92705
92618
92604
92604
92612
92657
92620
92620
92780
92780
92604
Phone Reserve
949-724-7740
949-724-6835 v
949-724-6190 3v
949-724-6600 v
949-724-6714 3
949-724-6711 v
949-724-6944 3
949-724-6725 v
3
949-724-6821 v
949-337-6577 3
949-724-6717
949-724-6721
949-724-6750
949-724-6611
949-724-6824
949-724-6880
949-724-6827
949-724-6844
949-724-6820
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949-724-6900
949-262-1123
949-724-6728 3v
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866-829-3829
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949-724-6814 3
949-724-6800
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949-724-6595
949-724-6734
949-724-6738
949-724-6815 3v
949-724-6828 3
949-724-6840 3v
Phone
714-724-7100
949-552-3602
949-551-1800
949-552-8100
949-786-4112
949-270-8100
714-731-1108
949-559-6868
714-832-1315
949-679-8989
Key v = To reserve the facility, call Facility Reservations at 949-724-6620. 3= To reserve the field, call 949-724-6830. For other information, call the site directly.
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The City of Irvine’s many facilities and sites may be ideal
for your next reception, party, picnic, meeting or special event. The facilities starred (v) on Page 108 can
be reserved. If you are interested in reserving a room
or picnic site, call 949-724-6620 for availability or email
[email protected]. To rent a field, call
949-724-6830. Policies and fees can be downloaded at
cityofirvine.org/rentals. *Permits are required for use of
bounce houses in City parks.
T
he City of Irvine operates and maintains 5,600 acres
of open space, 558 acres of park land, 124 sports courts,
81 athletic fields, 54 miles of off-street trails, 38 neighborhood parks and 19 community parks. For more detailed
information, visit cityofirvine.org/parks.
We look forward to making your reservation!
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REGISTRATION
a CTIVITY GUIDE
REGISTER TODAY 6 Easy Ways
Online
Fax
irvinequickreg.org
You’ll Need:
Client IDs
Family Pin
Credit Card
Email
949-724-6608
Send:
Completed
Application
[email protected]
Send:
Completed
Application
general information
method of payment
, Visa
Walk In
Community
Services
Department
(Second Floor)
During Business
Hours
Touch
Tone
949-222-2251
You’ll Need:
, Discover
or American Express : Include complete account number, expiration date and security code.
Make checks payable to: City of Irvine
Returned checks are subject to a $25 processing fee.
Cash: Accepted for walk-in registration only.
Registration subsidies available to income-eligible
Irvine residents. Please call 949-724-6611.
Americ ans with Disabilities ac t
The City of Irvine Community Services Department provides high-quality leisure services for all
residents of Irvine with disabilities. The City understands
the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act
and invites people with disabilities to enjoy all programs
and services offered by the Department. For questions
regarding services, please contact Disability Services at
949-724-6732.
Call 949-724-6610 or email [email protected] to
cancel, withdraw or request a refund.
Full credits/refunds are available for courses cancelled
by the City or instructor.
Participant requested withdrawals or transfers are subject to a $5 withdrawal processing fee. The balance will
remain as a credit on the participant’s City account and
may be applied to future registrations.
Participant requested refunds are subject to an additional
$5 refund processing fee in addition to the withdrawal
fee, for a total of $10. Refunds are issued as follows
(please allow two to three weeks):
1. Credit card transactions to original card used.
2. Cash and check transactions by check.
Account credits must be used within 18 months, after
which credit will be refunded less applicable fees.
Unclaimed funds will be surrendered to the City after
three (3) years.
Withdrawal Request Guidelines:
1. Courses meeting four or more times: requests must
be received three days prior to second class meeting.
Earlier notice is preferred to accommodate wait-listed
participants.
2. Courses meeting one to three times and tennis
lessons: requests must be received one week prior
to start date.
3. Camps, Leagues and Learn to Swim:* withdrawal
requests received 10 days prior to start date are
charged a $5 withdrawal fee. Requests received
between one and nine days prior to the start date
are processed less 50 percent of the enrollment fee.
Requests received on or after the start date are not
available. Switching courses is considered a withdrawal and subject to the same guidelines. Contact
949-724-6610 or [email protected] with your
request. *Learn to Swim requests must be emailed to
[email protected].
4. Excursions or Special Events: withdrawals/refunds
are not permitted.
For questions, call 949-724-6610 or email [email protected]. For hours of operation, visit cityofirvine.org.
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Client IDs
Family Pin
Course Number
Credit Card
C ancell ations, Withdrawals & Refunds
All courses are subject to cancellation or change.
Registrations are processed upon receipt of a completed
and signed application.
Registration is required for all courses, unless noted
otherwise.
The non-resident fee is an additional $5 per course priced
$11 to $74; $10 for courses priced $75 and above.
Confirmation receipts are emailed (or mailed) for
hand-processed or touch-tone transactions. Online
transaction receipts are not mailed; please print.
If a course is full, you will be placed on a wait list and
enrolled in an alternate course if provided. Do not attend the course if you are on the wait list, until you have
been contacted.
Full refunds/credits are issued for cancelled courses.
Fees are not prorated for missed classes unless enrolled
from the wait list after class begins.
Irvine Fine Arts Center (IFAC) member discounts are
available.
Update your contact information regularly (email,
phone number and mailing address). Call 949-724-6610
or email [email protected] with changes.
MasterCard
Mail In
CS–Registration
P.O. Box 19575
Irvine, CA 92623
Send:
Completed
Application
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Register online at irvinequickreg.org or use this form for fax, email, mail-in or walk-in registration.
Payee/Adult Information
Please print all information
Adult Last NameAdult First NameBirthdateGender
M F
AddressCityZIP
Home PhoneAlternative Phone Work
(
)
(
)
Cell
Other Household Members
Last Name
Email for future notification
Including spouse, children, etc.
First NameBirthdateGender
Phone Work
M F (
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Cell
Work
M F (
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Cell
Work
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Cell
M F (
Membership
(Not required)
50+ Gold Card (Adults 50+):
$10
IFAC Membership:
$40 Individual
Participant and Course Information
Participant’s Name
Waiver
$60 Household
$25 Senior (Ages 62+)/Student
Attach additional sheets if needed
Course # and Title
Start Date
Alternative Course #
Fee
REGISTRATION
PROGR AM REGISTR ATION APPLIC ATION
Non-Resident Fee: ($5 x number of courses priced $11-$74) = $ _________
Non-Resident Fee: ($10 x number of courses priced $75+) = $ _________
Grand Total: (Please make checks payable to City of Irvine) = $ _________
Read and sign waiver. Registration will not be processed unless the waiver is signed.
In consideration of accepting this registration and to the extent permitted by law, I hereby agree to release, indemnify, defend and hold harmless on behalf of myself (and any minor children
for whom I have the capacity to contract) the City of Irvine and its officers, clients, agents and employees from and against any and all liabilities, claims, penalties, losses, or expenses (including
attorneys’ fees), of any kind or nature whatsoever, whether related to bodily injury, property damage or any other form of injury or loss to myself (and to any minor children for whom I have the
capacity to contract), caused by any negligent act or omission of the City of Irvine or its officers, clients, agents or employees, arising out of or in any way related to participation in the activity
for which I (and any minor children for whom I have the capacity to contract) am registering. I acknowledge that the activity to which this release applies can be dangerous, and as a result of
signing below, I am accepting those risks for myself and for any minor participants for whom I can contract.
I give permission to the City of Irvine to take photographs of me or my children while participating in this activity for use in future City publicity and understand that I will not receive any
compensation for such use.
I certify that I have read and understand this Waiver and Release
as it applies to myself and to any minors for whom I am signing.
Payment
X ____________________________________ Date _____ / _____ / _____
(Parent/Guardian must sign for participants under 18 years of age)
Make check payable to City of Irvine. Cash is only accepted with walk-ins.
Check # ________________
Visa
MasterCard
Discover
Money from Account $ ________________
American Express
Cash $ ______________
_______________ _______________ _______________ _______________ Security Code _____ Expiration Date ________ / ________
NOTE: If the check amount is more than required, additional monies will be put on account for future registrations; if the check is less than required, the application will not be processed.
Credit/monies not used within 18 months will be refunded less applicable processing fess.
X ___________________________________
Signature
Delivery Methods
Automated: Online at irvinequickreg.org or by touch-tone at 949-222-2251
Fax: 949-724-6608
Walk-In: 1 Civic Center Plaza, 2nd Floor, Community Services Mail: CS-Reg, P.O. Box 19575, Irvine, CA 92623-9575
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The City of Irvine takes your privacy seriously. This form asks you to provide the City with certain personal information. Such information is being requested and will be utilized by the City for the specific
and limited purpose of future City correspondence regarding the subject matter of this form. Pursuant to Measure S, an initiative ordinance passed by City voters in 2008, all information provided on
this form will be kept confidential. Unless you expressly indicate to us otherwise or unless compelled by a court order, it will not be shared with other agencies, businesses or individuals.
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How To Reach Us
City of Irvine
General Information ............................................................ 949-724-6000
City Clerk/Voter Information ................................................ 949-724-6205
Mayor/City Council Offices ................................................... 949-724-6233
Orange County Great Park .................................................... 949-724-6247
Public Information Office ..................................................... 949-724-6248
Office of Records .................................................................. 949-724-6281
Resident Services
Abandoned Vehicles ............................................................ 949-724-7000
Animal Control ..................................................................... 949-724-7092
Bicycle Licenses ................................................................... 949-724-7000
Business Registration .......................................................... 949-724-6310
Graffiti Hotline ..................................................................... 949-724-7196
Irvine Recycles Hotline ........................................................ 949-724-7669
Report (potholes, down trees, road hazards) ......................... 949-724-7600
Special Event Permits ........................................................... 949-724-7022
Business Services
Business Licenses ................................................................. 949-724-6310
Certificate of Occupancy ...................................................... 949-724-6321
Disability Services
Irvine Disability Services ...................................................... 949-724-6637
Disability Parking ................................................................. 949-724-7000
Emergency Services
Police Emergency ............................................................................. 9-1-1
City of Irvine Police .............................................................. 949-724-7000
False Alarm .......................................................................... 949-724-6467
Emergency Preparedness ..................................................... 949-724-7148
Employment
City of Irvine Job Line .......................................................... 949-724-6200
Senior Centers
Lakeview ............................................................................. 949-724-6900
Rancho ............................................................................... 949-724-6800
Senior Resource Center ........................................................ 949-724-6926
Education and Libraries
Heritage Library ................................................................... 949-936-4040
Irvine Historical Museum ..................................................... 949-786-4112
Irvine Unified School District ............................................... 949-936-5000
Katie Wheeler Library .......................................................... 714-669-8753
University Library ................................................................ 949-786-4001
Housing Information
Affordable Housing .............................................................. 949-724-6520
Homeowners Associations ................................................... 949-724-7600
Recreation and Community Services
General Information ............................................................ 949-724-6600
Program Registration .......................................................... 949-724-6610
Adult Sports Leagues ........................................................... 949-724-6605
Animal Services ................................................................... 949-724-7740
Aquatics ............................................................................... 949-724-6717
Athletic Field Reservations .................................................. 949-724-6830
Child Care Services ............................................................... 949-724-6632
Facility/Picnic Reservations ................................................. 949-724-6620
Field Conditions–MUDD Line ............................................... 949-724-6833
FOR Families ........................................................................ 949-724-6650
Mobile Recreation ................................................................ 949-724-6789
Open Space Programs .......................................................... 949-724-7669
Youth Sports ........................................................................ 949-724-6830
Planning, Zoning and Building
Building Codes ..................................................................... 949-724-6330
Building Inspection ............................................................. 949-724-6396
Building Permits .................................................................. 949-724-6300
Encroachment Permits/Plan Check ...................................... 949-724-6313
Grading Permits ................................................................... 949-724-6367
Inspections .......................................................................... 949-724-6501
Zoning & Planning ............................................................... 949-724-6308
Transportation
iShuttle............................................................................... 949-724-6287
Irvine Station ....................................................................... 949-724-7777
Irvine Utilities
AT&T ................................................................................... 800-310-2355
Cox Communications ........................................................... 949-720-2020
Irvine Ranch Water District .................................................. 949-453-5300
Southern California Edison ................................................... 800-655-4555
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Southern California Gas Company ........................................ 800-427-2200
Verizon ................................................................................ 800-922-0204
Waste Management ............................................................ 949-642-1191
Irvine Services
City of Irvine
Public Information Office
P.O. Box 19575
Irvine, CA 92623-9575
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The City of Irvine is hosting six free summer concerts, including the Annual Sizzlin’ Summer Concert Series
and Pacific Symphony’s Symphony in the Cities. All concerts will be held at Mike Ward Community Park—Woodbridge.
Bring your friends and family for fun evenings filled with great music, food and activities!
King Kruk
as Elvis
Alex Kruk
Hot August Night:
Tribute to Neil
Diamond
Paperback Writer: The Beatles Experience
Carl St. Clair
Marco Borggreve
5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
July 12
Paperback Writer: The Beatles Experience
July 26
Savor: Santana Tribute Band
August 2
King Kruk as Elvis
August 9
Hot August Night:
Tribute to Neil Diamond
August 16
Bella Donna: A Tribute to
Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks
July 19
Musical Playground: 5:30 p.m.
Concert: 7 p.m.
Led by Music Director Carl St. Clair,
Pacific Symphony will perform and offer
a series of interactive activities for
children through its Musical Playground.
For more information, call 949-724-6606
or visit cityofirvine.org

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