Summer 2016 - City of American Canyon

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City of American Canyon
ACTIVITIES
GUIDE
Summer 2016
Registration Opens
March 9, 2016
www.cityofamericancanyon.org
SPRING IS IN THE AIR
American Canyon Egg Hunt
Saturday March 26, 2016
9:00 am - 2 pm
Community Park II
17th Annual
Community
Recognition Ball
Sponsored By Napa Valley Vinters
Celebrating American Canyon's Volunteers
Saturday, April 16, 2016
5:30-10:00 PM
Community Center Gym, 100 Benton Way
PRIZES
FREE
Chalk Art Contest
Jump Houses, Games, Special Dance Performance
Kite Corner, Lady Bug Lane, Egg Hunts & Relay Races
Visit from the Easter Bunny & Family Picnic Area
Co-sponsored by the American Canyon Family Resource Center, the American
Canyon Arts Foundation, American Canyon AYSO, Foothill Christian Church, Brian
Farmer of Farmers Insurance, Refuge Church, American Canyon Troop Support and
American Canyon Orthodontics & Eagle Vines Realty
For detailed information go to: www.cityofamericancanyon.org/ACParksandRec
EVENT HELD RAIN OR SHINE
Nominate someone for one of these awards:
Certificate of Appreciation
Organizational Award
Business of the Year
Youth of the Year
(Deadline for nominations is March 11, 2016)
Semi-Formal Attire
$35 per person, (ticket includes dinner)
Ticket Sales End April 8, 2016 at 5 PM
Memorial Day Ceremony
Monday May 30, 2016 11:00 am
VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK - 2810 BROADWAY
Join us, you shall?
This night is all about Star Wars! Bring the whole
family to a galaxy far far away! Costumes are HIGHLY
ENCOURAGED! Jedi training, food, and many activities
there will be.
Ages:
Location:
Fee:
Date:
Time: All
Community Center Gym/100 Benton Way
FREE!
Wednesday, May 4th 2016
(May the 4th be with you!)
6:30pm-9:00pm
Sponsored by Eagle Vines Realty and
American Canyon Orthodontics
PROGRAM
Welcome
Raising of Colors/National Anthem
Pledge of Allegiance
Invocation
City Council Proclomation
VFW Post
Guest Speakers & Special Music
A Moment of Remembrance
Rain or Shine
Taps
For More information call 648-7275
MOVIES IN THE PARK
Main Street Location • 5050 Main Street
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June 10
June 17
June 24
July 1
July 8
July 15
July 29
Aug 5
Movie
2Nd annual Nerf BATTLE
Ready, Aim, Fire!!!
Bring your Nerf blasters, we’ll bring the darts. To
make this battle more difficult, there will be tunnels,
bunkers, and many different obstacles to face.
Ages:
Date:
Time:
Fee:
Location:
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Minions
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Cinderella
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Hotel Transylvania II
Jurassic World
Norm of the North
Back to the Future
Aladdin
Star Wars- The Force Awakens
5 & up
June 18, 2016
11:00am-5:00pm
FREE!!!
Shenandoah Park
AGES
TIME
10 & Under
11:00am-1:00pm
*Family/Friends (Team)
*1:00-3:00pm*
11 & Up
3:00pm-5:00pm
*Team up with your whole family or get your friends and see if you
have what it takes to be named the champions! All Ages 5 & up
can join in the family round.
*Movie schedule is subject to change without notice.
Sponsored by Eagle Vines Realty and
American Canyon Orthodontics
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Bring folding chairs, jackets, sleeping bags or blankets
Alcoholic beverages and glass bottles are not permitted
All children must be supervised by an adult
Show up early and reserve your spot
Brought to you by the
partnering with
For more information, please contact staff at
707-648-7275.
Lance Corporal Phillip West
Water Carnival
Saturday, July 16, 2016
Celebration
C IT Y O F
A M E RI C A N C A N Y O N
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Pancake Breakfast
Parade • Festival
Fireworks
Phillip West Aquatic Center/100 Benton Way
Join in on the fun!
All Day Fun for the
Whole Family!
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4th of July Parade10:30am
RegisteratParks&RecreationOffice
4th of July Festival 11:30am to 9:30pm
Featuresatouchingflagraisingceremony,funchildren’s
games,avarietyoffood,greatentertainment,andmore!
Fireworks Show 9:30pm
BestShowAround!
For more information go to wwwcityofamericancanyonorg
Play Games and Contests!
Win Prizes!
Hotdog Lunch FREE!
Huge Waterslide!
Fun in the Sun!
Resident Fees:
12 & under $2.00
13 & over $3.00
Non-Resident Fees:
12 & under $3.00
13 & over $4.00
Director’s Message
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As wonderful as the winter rain is
for our parched state, I can’t wait
for the return of warm sunshine to
see the beauty that spring brings
to our natural areas, Newell Open
Space and the Wetlands. Please
take a moment to walk our open
spaces when the rain subsides and
experience all American Canyon has
to offer. We inspire fun, together we
create community!
ICYMI (In Case You Missed It!) – What a
busy winter season, highlights are below:
• Snow Day –It was huge! We had nearly 3,000 in
attendance. The main attraction was 2,000 square
feet snow play area and a three lane sled hill.
• Veterans Day – American Canyon is clearly a proud
and patriotic community and it showed at this event.
• Outdoor/Environmental Programs – Our first
outdoor and environmental classes were offered this
fall. Opportunities included Acorn Planting and a Trivia
Trail Hike at Newell, and a Starry Night Party at the
Wetlands.
• American Canyon Community and Parks
Foundation (ACCPF) – The non-profit partner of the
Parks and Recreation Dept. is on solid footing. Their
successful events included the Pumpkin Patch at the
Pool and Sunset Moonrise Hike. Their first significant
accomplishment was the fundraising of $8,000 for a
new water fountain at the Wetlands, complete with
dog water bowl & bottle filler.
IN PROCESS – We have made considerable
progress on several projects:
• Kimberly Park Stormwater Improvement Project – We
are more than 50% complete with the renovation of
the soccer field and storm prevention improvements.
The Bottom of the Basin Ceremony celebrated the
halfway point as we sowed the first seeds for the new
soccer fields.
• Water Conservation Projects – We’re on our way
to achieving our 105-acre foot savings from water
conservation projects! Conversions from potable to
recycled water and removal of water hungry turf is
underway at various locations throughout the city.
• Parks and Recreation Needs Assessment – The final
plan recommends a very fun and recreational future
with projects to include: renovations to the pool and
older parks, building a multigenerational community
center, and building two community parks.
UPCOMING –Look out for these accomplishments
this summer:
• Clarke Ranch Master Plan – Clarke Ranch is next
to the Wetlands and we need your help to figure out
what it will become in the future.
• Kimberly Park Grand Opening – Renovated Kimberly
Park will open this summer, just in time for soccer
season.
Table of Contents
Events��2-3
Director’s Message�� 4
City Manager’s News��5-7
City Officials�� 8
Canyon Kids Summer Camp�� 9
Newell Open Space��10
Napa River Bay Trail ��11
Kids & Teens��12
Performing Arts��13-14
Martial Arts��15
Youth & Adult Sports��16-18
Aquatic Programs��19-25
Senior Enrichment��26-30
Community Resources��31
Registration Information/Refund Policy��32
Registration Form��33
American Canyon Partners��34-35
Rental Information��36
• Family Fun Days at the pool – Embracing our new
vision, We inspire fun, together we create community,
we are infusing fun into our Open Swim experience.
• Wonders of the Wetlands Camp! – Get your kids
outside and learn about one of our greatest assets,
the American Canyon Wetlands. This is a NEW two
week experience as part of Canyon Kids Adventures!
Bring the entire family for a fun day
at Newell Open Space Preserve
Kids To Parks Day!
Saturday, May 21st
Location: Newell Open Space Trail Head at 8:30am
(Corner of Donaldson way and Newell Drive)
www.parkstrust.org
Family Hike and Nature Crafts for Kids!
For more information or to become a member
visit our website at www.acparks.org
www.facebook.com/ACParksFoundation
The ACCPF is a non-profit organization with a mission dedicated
to enhancing parks, programs and play in our community.
FARMERS MARKET COMING SOON!
American Canyon’s very own farmers market will
be starting on May 1st! Beginning Sundays in May
from 10AM – 2PM you will be able to buy locally
grown produce, taste unique food products and enjoy
family friendly entertainment. In 2015 the City was
awarded a $78,000 grant from the U.S. Department
of Agriculture to launch and support a market for
two years. Pacific Coast Farmers Market Association
(PCFMA) has been retained to manage and operate
the market. As the operator of more than 60 markets
in the Bay Area they bring a wealth of experience and
exciting ideas. Events at the market will focus on food,
agriculture and health. See you there!
3RD ANNUAL COMMUNITY
WIDE YARD SALE
Yard Sale weekend in American
Canyon is traditionally the weekend
after Memorial Day – which is June
3, 4 and 5 this year. Last year close
to 100 yard sales signed up to be
included in maps and advertising
provided by the City. This year we also plan to
facilitate a “Recycle It” weekend on June 11 and 12 to
help with your left over items. Sign up on our website
beginning in March.
Q & A WITH THE CITY MANAGER
We’ve conducted a couple of very popular Question
and Answer sessions on Nextdoor. It’s simple - you
ask a question, and I answer it! Not on Nextdoor?
Nextdoor is a social network designed just for
neighborhoods to discuss issues, report lost pets,
advertise garage sales, etc. Log into nextdoor.com to
sign-up.
of the mine ruins into a new gathering place for
residents and visitors. The draft Environmental
Impact Report will be released in early 2016 with
workshops scheduled on specific topics this spring.
The proposed plan is available on our website at
CityofAmericanCanyon.org/WatsonRanch.
Construction of Napa Logistics Park phase one
began in 2015 south of the Napa Airport. The
646,000 square foot industrial building should be
ready for occupancy in the spring. The second phase,
an additional 2.3 million square feet of warehouse/
logistics development, was approved in December
2015 and should be under construction later in 2016.
The Napa Airport Commerce Center is seeking
entitlements for 5 industrial buildings totaling 573,000
square feet. For efficiency, this project will coordinate
with the Napa Logistics Park on significant road and
intersection improvements on S. Kelly Road, west of
Highway 29.
Napa Junction III Mixed Use Residential and Retail
Center, located at the northeast corner of Highway 29
and Napa Junction Road, broke ground late in 2015.
The developer has the following buildings planned:
City Manager’s News
CIT Y MANAGER’S OFFICE
CITY OF AMERICAN
CANYON CITY
MANAGER’S NEWS
Dana Shigley,
City Manager
The Canyon Ridge Apartments is a 140 unit
apartment project on the vacant property north of
Napa Junction Road and east of Highway 29. This
project is under construction with the first apartments
expected to be available in Spring of 2017.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT UPDATES
If increased development is an indicator, the economic
downturn is clearly in our rear view mirror. Following
is an overview of the many development projects
around town.
Public review of the Watson Ranch Specific Plan
application will continue in 2016. The project,
if approved, would include 1,250 dwelling units
including single-family homes, townhomes and
apartments; a 200-room hotel; a new elementary
school; public parks and trails; and rejuvenation
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City Manager’s News
A Tractor Supply retail store was approved by the
Planning Commission in December. Tractor Supply
construction is anticipated to begin early in 2016.
A Taco Bell quick serve restaurant with a drive-thru
lane is proposed east of Highway 29 and north of
Napa Junction Road. This store is designed with
the latest Taco Bell architecture that features an
up lit screen wall that will provide some nighttime
atmosphere.
The replacement of approximately 7,000 linear
feet of the very old and leaky 14 Inch Water Main
running along Highway 29 from south of the airport
to South Kelly Road. This $1.5 million project will save
approximately 65 million gallons of water per year.
Audible pedestrian signals,
the tweeting bird sounds that
you sometimes hear when you
cross the street, were installed
at the intersection of American
Canyon Road and Highway
29, making it safer for visionimpaired pedestrians to cross
the highway.
A Dunkin Donuts quick serve restaurant with a drivethru lane will begin construction in early 2016. The
nearest Dunkin Donuts is located 70 miles away in
Tracy, so having one here in American Canyon will
likely draw customers here from a wide area!
BROADWAY (HWY 29) CORRIDOR STUDY
Improving Highway 29 is among the City Council’s
highest priorities.
In 2016, the City
will be wrapping
up work on a plan
for the Broadway
District Corridor.
This plan provides
an opportunity to
evolve an autooriented highway commercial district into a livable
mixed use neighborhood that also serves as the “face
of the city” to the many people that travel on the
highway each day. The plan will call for widening the
highway to three lanes each direction and modifying
the signals to smooth out traffic flow. Be on the
lookout for several workshops in the first half of 2016
to let us know your ideas and learn more about the
future of our highway corridor.
PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS
The Public Works Department has been very busy
during the last several months and many more
projects are scheduled over the coming months.
Following is a quick run-down of projects completed
since my last update in the Fall/Winter Activities
Guide.
The new Park and Ride Lot next to the library
provides much needed parking for the library, post
office and commuters. The lot also includes two
charging stations for electric cars and bicycle storage
lockers for commuters. The completed Theresa
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Avenue Sidewalk Project provides a much safer
pedestrian travel path to and from Napa Junction
Elementary School. A new 4th Lane for Newell
Drive was constructed; pavement resurfacing was
completed on Donaldson Way near Community Park
2 and Flosden Road was resurfaced southbouth from
American Canyon Road.
A new 1.5 million
gallon Recycled
Water Storage
Tank was recently
completed at
the City’s Water
Reclamation Facility.
This tank will allow for
increased production of recycled water which in turn
will decrease the use of potable water.
Several important studies will be completed within
the next several months. The 2015 Urban Water
Management Plan is almost complete and will provide
in depth analysis of future city-wide water demands
and the sources of water to meet those demands. This
effort will involve a special focus on identifying one
or more, new and reliable long term water supplies.
Additional Utility Master Plans for potable water
distribution, wastewater collection and recycled water
distribution will be finalized in Spring of 2016. These
master plans are used to identify locations where new
infrastructure is currently needed and where it will be
needed in the future to support new development.
This information will help form the basis for potential
changes in user rates and increased capacity charges
that will be subject to rate studies in 2016.
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While in our parks and programs you and/or your
children may be videotaped or photographed by
a parks and recreation employee, volunteer or
authorized photographer. Program registration
and facility rentals serve as permission for use of
your image by these parties.
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City Officials
American Canyon City Council:
Leon Garcia – Mayor
Joan Bennett – Vice Mayor
Kenneth Leary – Councilmember
Belia Ramos – Councilmember
Mark Joseph – Councilmember
The City Council of American Canyon meets regularly on
the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. Council
meetings are conducted in the City Hall Council Chambers,
located at 4381 Broadway.
Open Space Advisory Committee:
Nance Matson – Chair
Todd Novak – Vice Chair
Barry Christian – Committee Member
Robyn Lee Myers – Committee Member
Tara McClinton-Horner– Committee Member
Open Space Advisory Committee meets the 1st Wednesday
on a bi-monthly basis at 6:30 p.m. in the City Hall Oat Hill
Meeting Room, located at 4381 Broadway.
The public is invited and encouraged to attend all meetings.
City Staff:
Dana Shigley – City Manager
Glen Weeks – Chief, A.C. Fire District
Tracey Stuart – Police Chief
William D. Ross – City Attorney
Brent Cooper – Community Development Director
Sue Casey – Administrative Services Director
Jason Holley – Public Works Director
Parks and Recreation Staff:
The Open Space Advisory Committee serves in an advisory
capacity to the City Council about matters pertaining
to open space, trails and related issues. Members are
appointed by the City Council.
Creighton Wright – Parks and Recreation Director
Erin Booth-Sahs – Aquatics Supervisor
Brian Materne – Parks Supervisor
Roddrick Sweeney, Sr. – Recreation Manager
Alana Behn – Recreation Coordinator
Vincent Lin – Program Coordinator
Stacey Johnson – Program Coordinator
Sherri Cassidy – Administrative Assistant
Jessica Ashlee – Administrative Clerk III
Kassey Ordaz – Office Assistant
Laurie Villa – Office Assistant
Treyana Walls – Office Assistant
Parks and Community Services
Commission:
PARKS & RECREATION MISSION &
VISION STATEMENTS:
The Open Space Advisory Committee and the Parks and
Community Services Commission meet jointly, the 2nd
Thursday on a bi-monthly basis, opposite of their regular
meetings.
Janelle Sellick – Chair
Clarence Mamaril – Vice Chair
Mathew Plate – Commissioner
Karina Servente – Commissioner
Kristen Einberger – Commissioner
Vacant – Honorary Youth Commissioner
Parks and Community Services meets the 2nd Thursday
on a bi-monthly basis at 6:30 p.m. in the City Hall Council
Chambers, located at 4381 Broadway.
The Open Space Advisory Committee and the Parks and
Community Services Commission meet jointly, the 2nd
Thursday on a bi-monthly basis, opposite of their regular
meetings.
The Parks & Community Services Commission serves in
an advisory capacity to the City Council about matters
pertaining to park development, park and recreation facility
use issues, recreation programming, and related issues.
Members are appointed by the City Council.
Planning Commission:
Eric Altman – Chair
Keith Pepper – Vice Chair
Bernie Zipay – Commissioner
Tyrone Navarro – Commissioner
Richard Peterson – Commissioner
The Planning Commission meets the 4th Thursday of each
month at 6:30 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers,
located at 4381 Broadway.
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The Planning Commission holds public hearings on
proposed development plans, conditional use permits,
subdivision maps, and other land use matters, as well
as proposed changes to the Zoning Ordinance, Zoning
Map, and the General Plan. They assist in preparing
amendments to the General Plan and Zoning Ordinance,
and preparing specific plans.
MISSION:
The American Canyon Parks and Recreation Department
is committed to creating enjoyable experiences for the
community through outstanding events, programs, parks
and facilities.
VISION:
We inspire fun, together we create community!
Visit Us Online Or In Person:
Parks & Recreation Department
100 Benton Way
American Canyon, CA 9503
Office Hours:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 8:30am – 5:00pm
Tuesday & Thursday 8:30am – 5:30pm
Contact Us:
(707) 648-7275 Front Office
(707) 647-7607 Graffiti Hotline
(707) 647-4591 Park Maintenance
(707) 647-4550 Street Light Issues
Give your child a summer to remember at our Canyon Kids Summer Day Camp. Campers
will participate in exciting games, swimming, weekly field trips, and a variety of arts & crafts
projects all tied in to the weekly theme. All activities will be age appropriate and all campers
will receive a t- shirt. Don’t forget to bring 2 snacks, lunch, and bottled water daily. Please
register no later than the Friday before each week.
Registration Dates: Beginning March 9, 2016
Grades:
Entering Kindergarten through entering 5th grade (Fall of 2016)
Location:
Days:
Monday - Friday
Time:
8:00 am to 5:00 pm (Any camper picked up after 5:00pm will be considered as using the Post Camp service and will be charged a $5 fee)
Weekly Camp Fees:
Special Discount
$80 (residents) • $120 (non-residents)
for Residents!
Special Note: Due to the annual resurfacing of the Community Center
Sign up for the entire 9
Gym floor, weeks 8 & 9 of camp may be held outside. Refunds will
weeks and get a week free!
$640 (Save $80)
not be given based on the gym being unavailable these weeks.
Summer
Camp
Schedule
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Week 7
Week 8
Week 9
Dates
June
13-17
June
20-24
June 27July 1
July 5-8
(no camp
on 7/4)
July
11-15
July
18-22
July
25-29
August
1-5
August
8-12
Theme
“Welcome
Aboard”
“Wonders
of the
Wetlands”
“Wonders
of the
Wetlands”
“The
Amazing
Race”
“Mad
Science”
“Dreamland”
“A Galaxy
Far, Far
Away”
“Willy
Wonka”
“Nerf
Bootcamp”
Camp Take Charge For Teens
Middle School students (grades 6th-8th), won’t want to miss out on this program designed
to help develop leadership skills and a greater sense of responsibility. Participants will
assist Canyon Kids Day Camp staff in leading and organizing games and activities as well
as provide supervision on fun field trips throughout the summer. Additionally, participants
will be responsible for the planning and coordination of a community service project that all
Canyon Kids Day Camp participants will take part in prior to the end of the summer.
Registration Dates: Beginning March 9, 2016
Grades:
Entering 6th- 8th grade (Fall of 2016)
Location:
Days:
Monday through Friday
Dates:
See Table Above
Time:
8:00 am to 5:00 pm (Any camper picked up after 5:00pm will be considered as using the Post Camp service and will be
charged a $5 fee)
Weekly Camp Fee:
Special Discount
$60 (residents) • $70 (non-residents)
for Residents!
Sign up for the entire 9
Special Note: Due to the annual resurfacing of the Community Center
weeks and get a week free!
Gym floor, weeks 8 & 9 of camp may be held outside. Refunds will
$480 (Save $60)
not be given based on the gym being unavailable these weeks.
SUMMER CAMP SWIM LESSONS
Enhance your child’s summer camp experience by adding swim
lessons to their day. The Phillip West Aquatic Center is offering swim
lesson instruction for summer campers! Enjoy the convenience of
having an experienced camp staff member escort your child to and
from the pool. Each session will have 3 classes. Children must first
register with camp and then they may register for a corresponding
week of lessons. Classes for children ages 5 to 12. Please see the
aquatics section for level descriptions.
Summer Camps
Canyon Kids Adventures!
EXTENDED CAMP HOURS
For parents who may need extra time to fit your schedule; extended
care is available! Pre Camp is available from 7:00am to 8:00am and
Post Camp is from 5:00pm to 6:00pm. Participants will take part in
various fun activities.
EXTENDED CARE FEES
Pre-Camp (7:00am to 8:00am) $5 day or $15/week
Post Camp (5:00pm to 6:00pm) $5 day or $15/week
Time:9:20am-10:00am
Days:
Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday
Fee:
Residents: $20/wk (3 lessons, ea. lesson is 37 mins)
Non-Residents: $25/wk (3 lessons, ea. lesson is 37 mins)
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Newell Open Space
7000 Newell Drive
This open scenic natural area and trail includes these opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts:
*Special Note: Events/classes may need to be rescheduled/cancelled due to adverse weather
SPRING WINGS WALK
Did you know that American Canyon is on the migratory path
of the Monarch butterfly? Come hike Newell Open Space with
us to find out what you can do to help make our city a rest
stop for these beautiful pollinators! Participants will receive a
guide to help identify other native butterflies to spot along the
trail and a packet of butterfly friendly flower seeds. Length of
hike is at personal discretion.
Leader:
Stacey Johnson, Program Coordinator
Ages:
All (children must be accompanied by an adult)
Date:
April 9, 2016
Time:
10:30am-12:30pm
Fee:FREE
NATIONAL TRAIL DAY HIKE
Come celebrate and hike our beautiful Newell Open Space
Preserve. This June marks 2 years since Newell has been
open to the public, and if you haven’t indulged in this beautiful
trail, what better time than National Trail Day! Refreshments
and children’s activities will be provided. Do you belong to a
group that is interested in adopting the trail for 1 month per
calendar year? Come with your group to find out how you can
help make a small commitment that will make a huge impact
in our city!
Leader:
Date:
June 4, 2016
Time:10:30am-12:30pm
Fee:FREE
KIDS TO PARKS DAY–
OAKS IN THE SPRING
(Sponsored/led by Napa County
Resource Conservation District)
Come celebrate the growth of
native oak trees that were planted in
November of 2015 at Newell Open
Space! Volunteers are needed to
help monitor and maintain last year’s
plantings and give them some care so they can grow tall
and mighty for future generations to enjoy! This project will
take place during the American Canyon Community and
Parks Foundation Kids to Parks Day Event. Join ACCPF and
members of the Napa County Resource Conservation District
for this fun and educational conservation project.
Leader:
Eric McKee of the Napa County Resource
Conservation District
Date:
May 21, 2016
Time:9:00am-11:00am
Fee:FREE (every participant must sign a waiver)
TRAIL MIXER HIKE
Join us for a trail mixer hike in honor of National Trail Mix Day!
All participants are invited to make their own custom trail mix
bag from our variety of fun and healthy ingredients. Take your
trail mix with you and mingle with the community as you hike
the trail! Length of hike is at personal discretion.
Leader:
Date:
August 27, 2016
Time:
10:30am-12:30pm
Fee:FREE
Special Note: All ages are welcome (children must be
accompanied by an adult)
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Located at Wetlands Edge Drive and Eucalyptus Drive
This beautiful and scenic wetlands trail includes the following opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts:
*Special Note: Events/classes may need to be rescheduled/cancelled due to adverse weather
STARRY NIGHT PARTY
Gaze deep into space through the one of a kind telescope
“Cyclops”. Custom designed and built by astronomer Michael
McKeown, participants will view and learn about things
that are out of this world! This is a family friendly event and
includes snacks, and glow stick activities for the children!
Date:
April 1, 2016
Time:8:00pm-12:00am
Fee:
$10/person; $25/family – up to 4
(2 adults and 2 children)
Special Note: Minimum of 30 participants and maximum
of 60. Participants can arrive at any time during advertised
hours. Different objects will be visible at different times and
there is no requirement to stay for the entire event. No
flashlights or camera flashes allowed.
AM CAN BY THE BAY- EARTH DAY
AND WETLANDS CELEBRATION
Join together for an Earth Day by the bay! Spend the
afternoon in our beautiful Wetlands with a focus on all things
green. There will be children’s activities, food, entertainment,
and information on how to be more Earth friendly every day.
Make sure to take a stroll down the trail with a virtual tour
guide to view our beautiful wetlands for a chance to win a
raffle prize!
Date:
Time:
Fee:
April 23, 2016
1:00pm-4:00pm
FREE
HOT DOGGIN’ SUMMER AFTERNOON
DOG WALKS
Do the long hot dog days of summer have you lying around
panting? Are you a vaccinated sociable dog who wants to
make new furry friends? Bring your leash and your owner and
join us for Sunday afternoon walks. They are sure to have you
wagging your tail!
Dates:
June 5th, July 3rd, August 7th
Time:6:30pm-7:30pm
Fee:FREE
Special Note: Daily walks are not led by staff. All dogs and
owners are welcome, but dogs need to be people AND dog
friendly.
CANYON KIDS ADVENTURES!
WONDERS OF THE WETLANDS
(WEEKS 2&3)
Napa River Bay Trail
Napa River Bay
Trail and Wetlands
Would you like your child to have a good understanding of
what makes our beautiful wetlands an irreplaceable treasure?
Would you like them to know and love this beautiful part of
our world so that they will care for it? This 2 week section of
camp will cover topics that directly relate to why our wetlands
are such a crucial part of our world and how we can all help
preserve it for future generations.
See page 9 for Registration Information!
For more information on this section of camp please contact
Staff at (707)648-7275.
NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS
Professional photographer Paul Hippauf is passionate about
photographing our beautiful wetlands. No fancy equipment
is needed, just bring your smartphone! You can take quality
pictures with his expert instruction. The course will include 3
hours of instruction total, and you can use the time in between
classes to practice your new skills.
Instructor: Paul Hippauf of Paul Hippauf Photography
Date:
May 28th, June 25th, and July 30th
Time:7:00pm-8:00pm
Fee:
$25 for all 3 classes (individual), $50 for all 3 classes for a family up to 4 (2 adults and 2 children)
Must register for all 3 classes. Minimum enrollment of 15 and Maximum of 25
Special Note: Recommended age is 6 and up, but is at parent
discretion. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
SMORE’S & METEORS
Did you know that the best meteor shower of the year is the
Perseids and it happens to peak on a Saturday night this
year? Come and join us at the Napa River and Bay Trail which
will be an excellent viewing area for this meteor shower which
can produce around 50 meteors per hour. Free s’mores will be
provided! Bring a blanket or chairs so you can turn your eyes
towards the skies! Please supervise your children as it will be
dark and we will be roasting marshmallows.
Date:
Saturday, August 13, 2016
Time:8:00pm-1:00am
Fee:FREE!
Location: Meet in the Napa River bay Trail parking lot and follow the lit trail to the viewing area
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Kids & Teens
Kids & Teens
The following programs are designed to give kids and teens the
opportunity to learn new skills, connect with their community, and
have fun! Please be advised that some of our programs have
minimum and maximum number of allowable participants, so please
register early. If you have any questions about these programs
please contact staff at 707-648-7275.
MIDDLE SCHOOL DANCE –
MASQUERADE BALL
Middle School students won’t want to miss our Semi-Formal
Masquerade Ball! Dance to today’s hottest music amongst friends!
Grades:
6th-8th (Residents Only)
Date:
Friday, April 8, 2016
Admission Fee: $5 per dance
Time:7:00pm-10:00pm
Location:
Community Center Gym
100 Benton Way
Special Note: All dance participants must have a completed dance
registration form on file with the Parks and Recreation Department
prior to attending. Current school ID must be shown upon entering
the dance.
BRIDGING THE GAP
This program is designed to help “Bridge the Gap” between the
City of American Canyon’s teens and seniors. Teen and senior
participants will meet monthly to play games, discuss their interests
and hobbies, learn about technology (cell phones, computers),
share valuable knowledge, and become friends!
Grades: 9th – 12th
Day:
1st Thursday – Student club members (at ACHS)
3rd Thursday – Students and Senior Citizens at
Senior Multi-Use Center/2185 Elliott Drive
Time:
4:00pm to 5:00pm
Middle School
Adventure Outings!
Are you a Middle school student that loves excitement and new
experiences? Come and join us for some adventurous outings to
some cool places!
Special Note: All trips will leave from Parks and Recreation
Department office located at 100 Benton Way. Participants will
be chaperoned and transported by city staff. The deadline to
register for each event is the Friday 2 weeks prior to the event.
Space is limited and early registration is highly encouraged! The
minimum number of participants is 5 and the mx is 7.
KAYAKING TRIP
We will be taking a kayak trip on the
Napa River with Kayak Napa Valley
at Cuttings Wharf! Price includes
transportation, safety equipment
and instruction.
Grades:6th-8th
Date:
April 16, 2016
Time:
Depart at 8:30am
Return at 12:00pm
Cost:
$10 per person
INTRODUCTION TO ARCHERY
Want to learn the basics of archery and have a chance to
practice those skills? Are you interested in an individual sport
that is safe, fun, and enjoyable? This is a 4 week course; all 4
weeks are required to participate. The cost includes necessary
safety equipment and training. We will be attending these
classes at the Northwoods Bowmens club in Novato.
(There will also be an opportunity to purchase a workbook
through the club for an additional fee if you would like your own
copy)
Grades:6th-8th
Dates:
May 5th, May12th, May 19th, and May 26th
Time:
Depart at 5:15pm
Return at 7:45pm
Fee:
$50 for all 4 classes (all 4 weeks required)
ROCKZILLA- INDOOR ROCK CLIMBING
LUAU SWIM PARTY
School’s out for summer, kick off the season by bringing the whole
family to the Luau Swim Party. We will have games, food, music,
swimming, and more.
Ages:All
Date:
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Time:1:15pm-4:00pm
Fee:Residents:
17 and under FREE; 18 and over $3.00
Non Residents:
17 and under FREE; 18 and over $4.00
Location: Phillip West Aquatic Center (100 Benton Way)
BABY SITTING
Are you so bored you are ready to climb the walls? Join us for a
trip to Rockzilla indoor rock climbing gym in Napa! Push yourself
to reach new heights and build confidence and strength in this
fun sport. Price includes transportation and safety equipment.
Grades:6th-8th
Date:
May 7, 2016
Time:
Depart at 9:30am
Return at 12:30pm
Cost:$20
Volunteer Opportunities
Calling all teens
in need of volunteer hours!! The City of American Canyon
Parks and Recreation Department sponsors various events
throughout the year and is looking for teen volunteers! If you
are interested, please stop by our office, located at 100 Benton
Way, to pick up a volunteer application. For more information,
please contact staff at 707-648-7275.
Learn about leadership, safety, understanding and caring for babies to 10 year olds. Participants will learn what to do in an emergency,
activities to keep kids busy, how to deal with discipline issues and much more.
Instructor: Jo Nash
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AGES
DAYS
TIME
SESSION I
SESSION II
LOCATION
FEE
11 to 17
Saturday
& Sunday
2:00pm5:00pm
June 18th &
19th
July 30th &
31st
Recreation Center
2193 Elliott Drive
$36/Session
$16 book fee paid to instructor (non-refundable)
MS. LORRIE KING’S DANCE CLASSES
Residents:$35/Month
Non-Residents:$40/Month
Classes are not pro-rated, not held on
holidays, and payment must be made
prior to first day of the month.
Lorrie King will not hold classes on:
May 30th, and July 4th-July 11th.
Participants may be asked to purchase
costumes that are needed for performances
at a variety of events or functions; email
Ms. Lorrie at [email protected] for
details. No refunds for ordered costumes.
On occasion, classes will be held at
alternate locations. Notice will be given
via instructor. Each class has a minimum
enrollment of 5 and maximum enrollment
of 15, unless otherwise noted.
LOCATION: Community Center Gym Stage located at 100 Benton Way. The stage entrance is at the back of the gym up the small staircase.
AMERICAN CANYON CHEERLEADING
Cheer for American Canyon sports teams! Students will learn half time shows, cheers,
and basic tumbling skills. This class is for ages 6 and up and Mascots ages 4-5 years
old. Students will need to purchase a uniform for the class, please contact the
instructor for information.
CLASS NAME
AGES
DAY
TIME
Cheerleading
Cheer - 6 and up
Mascots – 4-5
Wednesday
6:30pm-7:00pm
Cheerleading
Cheer - 6 and up
Mascots – 4-5
Tuesday
5:00pm-5:30pm
HIP HOP CLASSES
Find your own personal style and attitude in this high energy hip-hop class that
encompasses many classical dance styles but is presented in a street, or nontraditional format. Students are provided a framework of choreography, introduced to
rhythm,
musicality,
control, dynamics, posture, and performance.
CLASS NAME
AGES
DAY
TIME
Beginning Hip Hop (1)
3-5
Monday
5:00pm-5:30pm
6:15pm-6:45pm
Beginning Hip Hop (2)
6 and up
Monday
*Intermediate Hip Hop (1)
9 and up
Thursday
5:00pm-5:45pm
9 and up
Friday
5:00pm-5:45pm
11 and up
Thursday
5:45pm-6:30pm
*Advanced Hip Hop
12 and up
Thursday
6:30pm-7:15pm
Adult Hip Hop
Adults
Tuesday
6:45pm-7:30pm
Performing Arts
Performing Arts
Special Note: Students are expected to have at least 1 year experience and master
the basics at each level before progressing to the next, and are admitted into upper
levels only with prior experience and/or approval of the instructor.
PRE-BALLET, BALLET, TAP, & JAZZ
Your child will discover the joy of dance, improve coordination,
and increase body awareness and flexibility through fun, basic,
movements. They will also have the opportunity to participate in
various optional performances, both locally and out of the area.
Participants improve coordination, increase body awareness and
flexibility, and learn proper classroom etiquette.
CLASS NAME
AGES
DAY
TIME
Pre-Ballet, Tap, & Jazz
2-3
Tuesday
6:15pm-6:45pm
4-5
Monday
5:30pm-6:15pm
6-9
Tuesday
5:30pm-6:15pm
Ballet, Tap, & Jazz
10 and
up
Wednesday
5:00pm-5:45pm
Check out
CONTEMPORARY DANCE
Learn free flowing dance styles that focus on creative movement
using jazz, ballet, and modern dance. Floor work will include jumps,
leaps, turns and some partner work.
CLASS NAME
AGES
DAY
TIME
Beginning
Contemporary
6-8
(20 max)
Tuesday
4:30pm5:00pm
Beginning
Contemporary
9 and up
(20 max)
Thursday
4:30pm5:00pm
Intermediate 1 Contemporary
9 and up
(20 max)
Wednesday
5:45pm6:30pm
Ms. Lorrie’s Senior Dance Classes in our Adult/Senior Enrichment section!
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Performing Arts
“ORI TAHITI” CLASS (TAHITIAN DANCE)
“To’erau Manu Rahi” Explore the culture and dance fundamentals from the enchanting islands of Tahiti.
Students will be familiarized with various forms of traditional and contemporary Ori such
as; Aparima, Ote’a, and Ahupurotu. Classes for drummers and musicians are also offered
to interested individuals. Selected participants may be chosen to take part in various
competitions nationwide!
Instructor: Crystal Boquiren
AGES
4 and up
DAY
CLASS NAME/TIME
LOCATION
FEE
Wednesdays
Beginners/7:45pm-8:45pm
*Advanced/8:45pm-10:00pm
Community Center Gym/
100 Benton Way
Residents: $32/month;
Non-Residents: $37/month
Special Note: Advanced class is based on experience and skill level; enrollment is by invitation of the instructor only. Classes will not be held
on holidays. Participants may be asked to purchase costumes that are needed for performances at a variety of events or functions.
YOUNG PEOPLE’S PERFORMING ARTS
Learn about putting on a musical. Participants will learn about everything
from auditioning, staging, and learning lines, to choreography, vocal training
and performing.
Instructor: Jo Nash
Fee: $130/Session (Additional $30 Materials fee paid to instructor non-refundable)
AGES
6 to 17
DAYS
Saturdays
TIME
SESSION I
LOCATION
12:00pm1:45pm
4/2/16-8/13/16
(no class: 4/30, 5/14,
6/11, & 7/2)
Show: Sunday,
August 14, 2016
Senior MultiUse Center
2185 Elliott
Drive
COMMUNITY CHORUS
(AMERICAN CANYON SINGERS)
Instructor Rebecca Kincl
Instructor: Rebecca Kincl
Fee: $25/month
Active in the choral
world for most of her
life, Rebecca Kincl is
the newly appointed
conductor of the
American Canyon
Singers. Inspired by the
voice and convinced
everyone can sing,
she looks forward to
exploring music both
new and classic.
Meet Your
If you love to sing, come join our community chorus, American
Canyon Singers! We’ll work on sight reading skills, and present
performances of our current programs to include the beloved choral
work, Faure’s Requiem, as well as selections from various opera
choruses. DATES
Monthly Through the
end of May (Class will
not be held on School
Holidays)
DAYS
Tuesdays
TIME
LOCATION
7:00pm9:30pm
American Canyon High School/
3000 Newell Dr. - Room B230
(Performing Arts Building,
entrance at the back)
LINE DANCING WITH EVOLUTION SOUL
LINE DANCERS
Line dancing is a fun way to exercise for all ages! Relieve stress,
lower cholesterol, lower blood pressure and help control diabetes
with this fun, gentle workout. No need for a partner. Instructor: Coretta Grayson
Fee:
Residents: $20/month
Drop-In: $7/class
AGES
16 and up
14
DAYS
Tuesdays
TIME
LOCATION
7:00pm-9:00pm
Recreation Center
2193 Elliott Drive
JESSE CORPUS MARTIAL ARTS
Fee:
CLASS NAME
DAY
TIME
LOCATION
Sunday
6:00pm-8:00pm
Community Center Gym/
100 Benton Way
Japanese Karate
Do-Ayumu
Thursday
5:30pm-6:45pm
Senior Multi-Use Center/
2185 Elliott Drive
Self Defense (Spanish
Speakers)
Thursday
6:45pm-8:00pm
Senior Multi-Use Center/
2185 Elliott Drive
Kajukenbo/Hawaiian
Kenpo
Special Note: Instructor will advise of any changes to the class schedule, including no
class dates and changes in class location. Students are required to purchase their
custom uniform from the Instructor. Certain protective wear is required for both male
and female. Additional sparring gear and bag are also available. The maximum number
of participants per class is 35.
Meet Your
Instructor
Martial Arts
Martial Arts
Jesse Corpus
Grandmaster Jesse “Cheyenne” Corpus
Welcome to the “ohana” of J. Corpus Martial Arts. Grandmaster Jesse Cheyenne Corpus, (certified Sr. Black
Belt in KAJUKENBO and Ayumu Karate Do), instructs participants in traditional kata/forms (pre-arranged
movements) and present day self-defense techniques. JCMA also teaches competition forms, point sparring
and kickboxing/continuous sparring techniques. Uniforms, protective gear and competition items are available
for purchase. Classes are forming now and open to all ages! MIXED COMBATIVE SELF-DEFENSE
Mixed Combative Systems is a hybrid self-defense system based on Filipino Mano-mano Kickboxing that flows into joint locks, clinches,
sweeps, throws and takedowns of Dumog, Hapkido and Jujitsu. Filipino weaponry will be taught in conjunction with the empty hand
techniques of Mano-mano. Our students learn self-discipline, respect, develop self –confidence and learn how to set goals and
accomplish them. We develop competitive students and can turn them into National and World Champions. We train and compete in 3
major combat sports such as Full Contact Stickfighting, Kickboxing and Submission Grappling.
Fee:
AGE(S)
DAY
TIME
12 and up
Wednesday
&
Saturday
7:00pm-9:00pm
10:00am-12:30pm
LOCATION
Recreation Center
2193 Elliott Drive
Special Note: New students must purchase our club long sleeve t-shirt. Instructor will advise of any changes to the class schedule,
including no class dates.
Meet Your
Instructor
Brando Castillo
Master Instructor Brando Castillo is a
certified 5th degree black belt instructor
in the Filipino Arts of KOMBATAN which
combines Kickboxing and Weaponry; and
a medal recipient in multiple Regional’s,
National’s, and World full contact Filipino
Martial Arts Tournaments. Master Brando
has also holds a 1st degree black belt in the
Grappling Arts of Hapkido and Jujitsu.
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Youth Sports
Youth Sports
BEGINNER YOUTH TENNIS PROGRAM
(H.I.T.S.) HONESTY—INSPIRATION—
TEAMWORK—SPORTSMANSHIP
The H.I.T.S. tennis program is special
program designed for kids 10 and Under
and is perfect for beginners or those just
starting out in the game! In this class, we
teach young players the fundamentals of
how to play tennis and end each class with
a fun life skill activity that your child can
use on and off the court. The enrichment
part of the program encourages healthy
eating habits, importance of education,
leadership skills, bullying and violence
prevention and more. We also use the
new U10 teaching format that includes:
low compression balls, shorter courts
and smaller, lighter racquets. Children
experience success, feel more confident
and play tennis at a much earlier age.
Danny Thrower
Learn how to play tennis and have fun
Certified H.I.T.S Instructor
with your friends!
Ages:
6-10
Day:Tuesdays
Time:
4:30pm to 5:30pm
Location: Melvin Park Tennis Courts, 19 Melvin Road
Fee:
$30 + $10*/Session SESSION
DATES
I
April 5, 12, 19, 26
II
May 10, 17, 24, 31
III
June 7, 14, 21, 28
lV
July 5, 12, 19, 26
V
August 9, 16, 23, 30
*Registration Deadline is one week prior to the start of the session.
*$10 includes: Player/Parent Manual, T-Shirt, Goodies & Award
Certificate. Fee will be collected @ Melvin Courts on 1st Day of
Class.
JUNIOR TENNIS INTERMEDIATE CLASS
Students will continue to expand their knowledge of the game
including rules, strategy, proper positioning, and court etiquette.
An emphasis will also be placed on strokes such as forehands,
backhands, and serve and volleys. We will also stress the
importance of sportsmanship and friendship. Class led by instructor
Danny Thrower. Space is limited so register today!
Ages:9-15
Day:Thursdays
Time:
4:30pm to 5:30pm
Location: Melvin Park Tennis Courts, 19 Melvin Road
Fee:$30/Month
SESSION
DATES
I
April 7, 14, 21, 28
II
May 5, 12, 19, 26
III
June 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
lV
July 7, 14, 21, 28
V
August 4, 11, 18, 25
*Registration Deadline is one week prior to the start of the session.
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USTA COMMUNITY PLAYDAYS!
USTA Play Days & Play Events are designed to introduce kids to
the sport of tennis in a fun and spirited environment. Using the
10 and Under Tennis format (www.10andundertennis.com), kids
are introduced to the sport of tennis using low compression balls,
shorter courts, and smaller lighter racquets. Kids who are just
entering the sport can enjoy fun games and drills while learning
the fundamentals of tennis, while more experienced kids can tryout
match play in a fun, non-threatening, non-elimination environment.
For all ages - bring the whole family and come play at the courts!
All participants go home with a gift, compliments of USTA Northern
California. All events are either FREE or very low cost. Participants
must register at: www.ustanorcal.com/register.
Tennis Tuesday:
March 22, 2016: Spring Kick-Off!
May 24, 2016: Summer Kick-Off!
July 26, 2016: Fall Kick-Off!
Questions, please call: Michelle Skipwith at 415-279-1973 or email:
[email protected]
MINI STARS PROGRAM
This action packed program introduces participants to sports
activities in a fun, positive environment. Children will be taught
the fundamentals of each activity, as well as the importance of
teamwork, and sportsmanship. Each session includes two of
the following sports: Dodgeball, Kickball, Soccer, Floor Hockey,
Basketball, T-ball, Flag Football, and Capture the Flag.
Age(s): 4-7
Day/Time: Sunday 12:30pm-1:30pm
Location: Community Center Gym/100 Benton Way
Fee: $40 residents/$45 non-residents
Session
DATES
l
May
ll
July
lll
August
Special Note: All new participants will receive a t-shirt. Participation
awards will be given at the conclusion of each session. The
minimum number of participants is 5 and the maximum number
of participants is 20. For more information, please contact staff at
707-648-7275.
JUNIOR WARRIORS SUMMER YOUTH
BASKETBALL LEAGUE (AGES 5-17)
March 9th - April 20th
March 30th – April 20th
Practice Days/Times
AGES
DAY
Youth Sports
Registration Dates
American Canyon Residents (only): Residents and Non Residents: LOOK AHEAD!!
Jr. Warriors Winter League Sign-Ups
Registration Dates:
American Canyon Residents only: Aug-Oct
Residents & Non-Residents: Sept-Oct
This recreational league provides participants
of any skill level with basketball instruction
and games. Practices are held once a week
for each age group beginning Monday,
May 16th, 2016. Games will be played on
Saturday mornings and are scheduled to
begin on Saturday, June 18th, 2016.
Ages:
5 to 17 (must be minimum age at start of league and maximum till end of league)
Location: Community Center Gym/100 Benton Way
Fee:
Residents: $65
Non-Residents: $85
Instructor(s): Volunteer Coaches*
TIME
5-7
***Saturday
8:00am-9:30am
8-10
Monday
5:30pm-6:25pm or 6:30pm-7:25pm
11-12
Tuesday
5:30pm-6:25pm or 6:30pm-7:25pm
13-14
Wednesday
5:30pm-7:25pm
15-17
Friday
5:30pm-7:25pm
*** 5-7 year old participants will take part in 25 minutes of
instructional drills prior to playing a 20 minute scrimmage (4 – five
minute, running clock quarters). The score will not be kept.
Special Note: *All coaches need to attend a Mandatory Coaches
Meeting held the evening of May 10th, 2016 All league participants
and parents need to attend Team Announcement Day on May 14th,
2016. Times will be announced at a later date.
*This League will not be successful without the help of our parents.
To ensure that participants have a positive experience parents
are strongly encouraged to volunteer as coaches. To sign up as a
coach please contact Program Coordinator Alana Behn at
707-647-4572.
CITY OF AMERICAN CANYON AFTER SCHOOL SPORTS PROGRAM
The City of American Canyon is teaming up with American Canyon High School to offer this after school sports program geared
towards children in grades 6th- 8th. Participants will learn basic fundamentals and rules of each sport through weekly practices and
games in a fun and competitive environment. Don’t miss out on this great opportunity!
Grades: 6th - 8th (residents only)
Location: Badminton - Community Center Gym (100 Benton Way)
Track - American Canyon Middle School Track
SPORT
DAYS/TIME
FEE
DATES
Coed Badminton
To Be Announced
$50
March 29, 2016 – April 20, 2016
Coed Track
To Be Announced
$40
April 26, 2016 – May 25, 2016
Special Note: Participants must be residents of American Canyon. There will be games throughout each session that our participants
are able to compete at other Napa Valley Middle Schools.
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Youth & Adult Sports
Kidz Love Soccer
Since 1979, Kidz Love Soccer has been dedicated to teaching
children the world’s most popular sport within a nurturing,
recreational environment. A session experience includes age
appropriate activities: skill demonstrations, fun games, and
instructional scrimmages conducted in a non-competitive,
recreational format. At Kidz Love Soccer the emphasis is always
on fun!
Fee:
$102 (residents) and $107 (non-residents)
Day:Saturdays
Dates:
Session 1: 4/2/16-5/21/16;
Session 2: 6/18/16-8/13/16
Location: Silver Oak Park
PROGRAM
NAME
SESSION 1
4/2-5/21
SESSION 2
6/18-8/13
(No class
7/2)
AGES
TIME
7-10
2:45pm3:30pm
45650.201
45650.202
Soccer 1
5-6
3:30pm4:15pm
45640.201
45640.202
Tot/Pre Soccer
3.5-5
4:15pm4:50pm
45630.201
45630.202
Mommy/Daddy
& Me Soccer
2-3.5
5:00pm5:30pm
45610.201
45610.202
Soccer 2: Skillz
& Scrimmages
Special Note: No class on 7/2/16. All participants will receive a
Kidz Love Soccer jersey! Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer requires
parent participation. The minimum number of participants per class
is 6 and the maximum number is 20. For more information, please
contact Kidz Love Soccer at 408-774-4629. KLS Rain-out Hotline:
1-888-372-5803
Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer –
(ages 2.0 – 3.5)
Introduce your toddler to the world’s
most popular sport! As you and your child
participate in our fun age-appropriate
activities, your child will be developing
their large motor skills and socialization
skills. The fun happens on the field, and in
Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer parents are
a part of the action!
Tot/Pre-Soccer – (ages 3.5 – 5.0)
Little tykes will enjoy running and kicking
just like the big kids! Children will have fun
and learn the basic techniques of the game; all while building selfesteem and learning to follow instructions in a nurturing teaching
environment. Shin guards are required after the first meeting.
Soccer 1: Techniques &
Teamwork – (ages 5.0 – 6.9)
Players will learn dribbling, passing,
receiving, shooting, defense, etc. Fun skill
games are played at every session, and
every participant will have a ball at his
or her feet. Small-sided soccer matches
are introduced gradually. Shin guards are
required after the first meeting.
Soccer 2: Skillz & Scrimmages –
(ages 7.0 – 10.9)
Enjoy advanced skill building: dribbling,
passing, shooting and more in a team
play format. Each class will focus on scrimmages that improve team
play as well as individual skill development. All levels of play are
encouraged to come out and enjoy the soccer fun! Shin guards are
required after the first meeting.
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Adult Sports
ADULT BASKETBALL LEAGUE
This is a league for adults ages 18 and over. We need at least
4 teams with a limit of 8 teams to play. Each team can have
up to 12 players. League games will be held on Thursday’s
and Saturday’s beginning on April 7th. There will be 7-8 league
games and a tournament.
Ages:
18 and over
Registration Dates: 3/9/16 - 3/24/16 Start Date: Thursday, April 7th
End Date:
Saturday, June 4th
Time:
Games starting at 6:00pm
Fee:
$400 per team (Additional fee for non-residents)
Location:
Community Center Gym 100 Benton Way
Special Note: 4 team minimum required to hold league.
Maximum registration of 8 teams.
ADULT VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE
This is a league for adults ages 18 and over. We need at least
4 teams with a limit of 8 teams to play. Each team can have up
to 12 players. League games will be held on Thursday’s and
Sunday’s beginning on July 21st. There will be 7-8 league games
and a tournament.
Ages:
18 and over
Registration Dates: 3/9/16 - 7/6/16
Start Date: Thursday, July 21st
End Date:
Sunday, September 18th
Time:
Games starting at 6:00pm
Fee:
$400 per team (Additional fee for non-residents)
Location:
Community Center Gym 100 Benton Way
Special Note: Minimum registration of 4 teams required.
Maximum registration of 8 teams.
OPEN GYM
Don’t miss out on our Open Gym sports program! We offer volleyball and basketball weekly. Come join us for some competition
and fun!
Time:8:00pm-9:30pm
Location:
Fee:
$2.00 Residents/$3.00 Non-Residents
SPORT
AGES
DAYS
Volleyball
12 and up
Monday
Basketball
18 and up
Tuesday
Events
LANCE CORPORAL PHILLIP WEST
MEMORIAL WATER CARNIVAL
Join in on the fun and excitement! Test your inner tube skills, race
with noodles, fish for prizes, and challenge your water skills. Enjoy an
afternoon of games, challenges, prizes, a huge water slide and fun in
the sun. Free hot dogs and drinks.
Ages:All
Time:2:00pm-5:00pm
Date:
Saturday, July 16, 2016
Fee:
Residents: 12 and under $2.00 & 13 and over $3.00
Non Residents: 12 and under $3.00 & 13 and over $4.00
LUAU SWIM PARTY
School’s out for summer! Kick off the season by bringing the whole
family to the Luau Swim Party. We will have games, food, music,
swimming, and more.
Ages:All
Date:
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Time:1:15pm-4:00pm
Fee:
Residents: 17 and under FREE; 18 and over $3.00
Non Residents: 17 and under FREE; 18 and over $4.00
AC GAMES
Celebrate the 2016 Olympics! Join in on the AC Games, where
you can participate in races, games and win prizes. You too can
go for the gold!
Ages:All
Dates: Friday, August 12, 2016
Time:1:15pm-4:00pm
Fee:
Residents: 17 and under FREE; 18 and over $3.00
Non Residents: 17 and under FREE; 18 and over $4.00
“DIVE IN MOVIE” – FREE FAMILY FUN
After a day of AC games, float in the pool and enjoy a family
friendly movie!
Ages:All
Date:
Friday, August 12, 2016
Time:
Feature to begin at dusk
Fee:FREE
SPECIAL HOLIDAY OPEN SWIM DAYS
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Monday, May 30th
2:00pm - 5:00pm
Monday, July 4th
2:00pm - 7:00pm
Open Swim
Anyone that enjoys swimming should plan on joining us this
Summer. The Aquatics Center features a 25-yard swimming pool,
wading pool, snack bar, open turf areas, chaise lounges and usually
lots of sun! We have Red Cross certified staff to make your
swimming experience as safe as possible. Non-swimmers under 4
feet tall must be accompanied by a responsible person age 16 or
older.
Aquatics
Aquatics
All aquatic programs are held at the Phillip West Aquatic Center at 100 Benton
Way. For more information about our aquatic programs, please contact staff at
707-648-7275 or Erin Booth-Sahs, Aquatics Supervisor, at 707-647-4570.
All PARTICIPANTS MUST WEAR APPROPRIATE SWIM ATTIRE
Ages:All
Fee:
Resident: Non Resident:
12 and under $2.00
13 and over $3.00
12 and under $3.00
13 and over $4.00
Proof of residency required for resident rate. Open swim participants
that show proof of residency and complete a “Proof of Residency
Form” will not be required to bring proof of residency every time
they attend Open Swim. Proof of Residency Forms may be
completed at the Aquatics Center during Open Swim hours or at
the Parks and Recreation Department office during regular business
hours.
American Canyon residents save with
our Open Swim Passes!
Youth (12 and under) 10-punch pass $18
Adult (13+) 10 punch pass $25
Family (4 admissions per visit) all summer pass $80
PRESEASON SWIMMING ON SUNDAYS
ONLY IN MAY!
DATES
DAYS
TIME
May 1 - May 29
Sunday
2:00pm-5:00pm
June 4 - October 2
Saturday/Sunday
2:00pm-5:00pm
June 13 - August 12
Monday-Friday
1:15pm-4:00pm
WATER FUN IN THE SUN OPEN SWIM
Bring the whole family to enjoy water games during special Open
Swim days! Fun for all ages!
TIN MAN TRIATHLON TRAINING:
Challenge yourself to become an ACMS Tin Man! The ACMS Tin
Man Triathlon is open to all ACMS students for free! Individuals
and teams may enter the challenge. The Tin Man Triathlon is an
endurance race including the three events typically included in a
triathlon, a 100-yard swim, a 5-mile bicycle ride, and a 2-mile run.
DATES/DAY/TIME
FEE
TBA by ACMS
Free for ACMS Tin Man Triathlon
registrants only
DAYS
DATES
TIMES
Sundays
May 15th, June 19th,
& August 7th
2:00pm-5:00pm
Wednesdays
June 22nd, July 27th,
& August 10th
1:15pm-4:00pm
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Aquatics
Aquatic Fitness Programs
for Adults and Teens
Fitness Swim
Junior Guard
EARLY MORNING GUIDED FITNESS SWIM
STARTING THIS SPRING!
Sessions are not sequential.
FEE: $50/Session
Swim laps for fun and fitness. This program is geared towards adults
and includes water-walkers. Teens, age 13-17 may also participate
in Fitness Swim providing that they use the pool for lap swimming
only and comply with all applicable pool rules.
Would you like to become a proficient swimmer, have a workout
provided, or train for a triathlon? We can help you with stroke
development and conditioning for the active adult.
Dates:
April 4 – June 3
Days:
Mondays & Fridays
Times:6:00am-7:00am
AGE(S): 18 and up
FEE:
$4.00 Per Visit or $30 for 10 Visit Punch Card
Get a head start on becoming a lifeguard! Learn lifeguard skills and
receive Red Cross certifications in CPR & FIRST AID. Participants
must be 11 - 14 years old and be able to swim 50 yards of freestyle.
Participants will also spend time “shadow guarding” and assisting
with swim lessons while they develop skills. Sessions are not
sequential; you can register for one or both. Guard Start is not a
replacement for Lifeguard Training. Lifeguards must be 15 years
old and complete the Lifeguard Training program. What a great way
to spend your summer! Please bring a suit, sunscreen, lunch, and a
smile.
DAYS
TIME
SESSION I
June 14-July 7
SESSION II
July 12-August 4
T/TH
11:00am –
2:00pm
86710.201
86710.202
Ongoing program – Schedule varies depending on dates and pool
availability, please see schedule below for our current offerings.
Other schedule changes will be posted at the Aquatic Center as
needed.
(No Fitness Swim: May 30, June 4, 11, July 4, & July 23)
April 2-June 4
Spring
June 6-Sept 3
Summer
MON
WED
FRI
SAT
6am-7am
12pm1pm
6am-7am
8am9:50am
6pm7:30pm
6pm7:30pm
6pm-7pm
12pm1pm
12pm1pm
12pm1pm
6pm7:30pm
6pm7:30pm
6pm-7pm
8am9:50am
Water Aerobics
Enjoy a Low or No Impact exercise that will strengthen your body, your
heart, and improve your aerobic capacity. There are no heavy weights
or stress on your joints. Join in on the fun, move to the music and feel
great. The water is kept at 82 degrees. This is an adult activity.
AGE(S):
FEE:
18 and up
$4.00 Per Visit or $30 for 10 Visit Punch Card
Ongoing Program – Schedule varies depending on dates and pool
availability, please see schedule below for our current offerings. Other
schedule changes will be posted at the Aquatic Center if needed.
(No Water Aerobics: May 30, July 4)
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
April 4-June 3
Spring
3pm-4pm
6:30pm-7:30pm
10:45am-11:45am
6:30pm-7:30pm
3pm-4pm
June 6-September 2
Summer
11am-11:50am
6:30pm-7:30pm
11am-11:50am
6:30pm-7:30pm
11am-11:50am
Requests for refunds or exchanges will be honored if the request is in writing & submitted one week (7 days) prior to the start of the swim
session, less a $10.00 processing fee per class. City Refund Policy is printed on all receipts. FEE: Residents: $40 • Non-Residents: $50
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Swim Lessons
Summer I (Lessons starting in June):
Residents – May 18, 2016
Non-Residents – May 25, 2016
Summer II (Lessons starting in July & August):
Residents – June 15, 2016
Non-Residents – June 22, 2016
Registration deadlines vary. Please see specific swim
session tables for more information.
Goggles
Swim Cap
Rash Guard
Towel
Use Restroom
First
Pull hair up an
d away from ey
es
Apply sunscree
n at least 30
minutes prior
Remove moist
ure from ears
as soon as poss
ible
Important Health/Safety Reminders:
To provide the best pool experience possible & limit closures the following rules MUST be followed:
• Parents must remain quiet and away from poolside so kids can listen for instructions.
• Do not bring your child if they are ill.
• Feed your child small snacks only (need at least ½ hr before lesson to digest)
Aquatics
SWIM LESSON REGISTRATION OPENING DATES:
Spring (Lessons starting in April & May):
Residents & Non Residents – March 9, 2016
SWIM LESS
ON
SUPPLIES &
TIPS
PRESCHOOL SWIM LESSONS
Ages:
6 mos. to 4 years
Parent &
Pollywog
This class is for children 6 mos. to 2 years old and is designed to allow the parent to be in the water with the child. This gives
the child the security of their parent while developing water awareness. The class introduces the child to water, bubble
blowing, rolling over and other skills.
Guppies
This is the beginner/entry level class for children ages 3-4 and teaches basic swimming skills including introducing the child to
water, basic breathing, floating on front and back and arm and leg movements.
Goldfish
This is the intermediate class for children ages 3-4. Children entering this class must be able to enter the pool independently,
travel at least 5 yards, submerge to mouth and blow bubbles for at least 3 seconds then exit the water; while on shallow water,
glide on front at least 2 body lengths, then roll to back and float on back for 3 seconds then recover to a vertical position.
Mini Rays
This is the advanced class for children 3-4 and children entering this class must be able to glide on front at least 2 body
lengths, roll to back, float on back for 5 seconds then recover to a vertical position; glide on back for at least 2 body lengths,
roll to front, float for 5 seconds then recover to a vertical position; swim using combined arm and leg actions on front for 3
body lengths, roll to back, float for 5 seconds, roll to front then continue swimming on front for 3 body lengths.
SCHOOL AGE SWIM LESSONS Ages:
5 years to 12 years Sea Horses
This is the beginning/entry level class for children 5-12. The class teaches basic swimming skills including introducing the
child to water, basic breathing, floating on front and back and arm and leg movements.
Turtles
This is the beginner/intermediate class for children 5-12. Children entering this class must be able to enter the pool
independently, travel at least 5 yards, bob 3 times then safely exit the water; front float for at least 2 body lengths, then roll
to back and float on back for 3 seconds then recover to a vertical position.
Sting Rays
This is the intermediate class for children 5-12. Children entering this class must be able to step from the side of the pool
into chest deep water, front float for 5 seconds, roll to back for 5 seconds, then return to a vertical position; move into a back
float for 5 seconds, roll to front then recover to a vertical position; push off and swim using combined arm and leg actions on
front for 5 body lengths, roll to back, float for 15 seconds, roll to front then continue swimming for 5 body lengths.
Otters
This is the advanced-level class for children 5-12. The swimmer must be able to jump into deep water from the side of the
pool, swim front crawl for 15 yards, and maintain position by treading water or floating for 30 seconds and swim elementary
backstroke for 15 yards.
Dolphins
This is an advanced-level/swim team readiness class for children 5-12. The swimmer must be able to perform a feet first
entry into deep water, swim front crawl for 25 yards, change direction and position as necessary and swim elementary
backstroke for 25 yards; swim breaststroke for 15 yards, change direction and position as necessary and swim back crawl
for 15 yards.
Requests for refunds or exchanges will be honored if the request is in writing & submitted one week (7 days) prior to
the start of the swim session, less a $10.00 processing fee per class. City Refund Policy is printed on all receipts.
FEE: Residents: $40 • Non-Residents: $50. Half Session (4 classes) FEE: Residents: $20 • Non-Residents: $25.
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Swim Lessons
Aquatics
SUMMER SWIM ACADEMY (FOR RESIDENTS ONLY)
Take the hassle out of registering for swim lessons by signing up for our all-summer long (8 weeks) learn to swim experience. This is a
program for parents who planned on registering their children for all four sessions of swim lessons. Instruction is taught based on the
existing lesson curriculum allowing children to progress at their own pace. Best of all, the fee is $20 off the cost of four swim lessons. Space
is limited!!!
Please Note: Due to the July 4 Holiday; classes will be held on 7/8 at the regular scheduled time
TIME
DAYS
DATES
FEE
REG DATES
CLASS
CODE
10:00am
Monday - Thursday
6/13-8/4
$140.00
Residents Only
OPENS – 5/18
DEADLINE – 6/9
Guppies – Mini Rays
81901.201
Sea Horses – Dolphins
81941.201
4:30pm
Monday - Thursday
6/13-8/4
$140.00
Residents Only
OPENS – 5/18
DEADLINE – 6/9
Guppies – Mini Rays
81902.201
Sea Horses – Dolphins
81946.201
SPRING (APRIL & MAY) TUESDAY/THURSDAY
CLASS
Guppies
Goldfish
Sea Horses
Turtles
Sting Rays
Otters/
Dolphins
SUMMER (JUNE & JULY) TUESDAY/THURSDAY
TIME
Spring
4/5-4/28
Reg. Deadline
4/4/16
Spring
5/3-5/26
Reg. Deadline
5/2/16
5:00pm
81717.201
81717.202
5:30pm
81718.201
81718.202
6:00pm
81719.201
81719.202
5:00pm
81727.201
81727.202
5:30pm
81728.201
81728.202
6:00pm
81729.201
81729.202
5:00pm
81747.201
81747.202
5:30pm
81748.201
81748.202
6:00pm
81749.201
81749.202
5:00pm
81757.201
81757.201
5:30pm
81758.201
81758.202
6:00pm
81759.201
81759.202
5:00pm
81767.201
81767.202
5:30pm
81768.201
81768.202
6:00pm
81769.201
81769.202
CLASS
TIME
Summer I
6/7-6/30
Reg. Deadline
6/6/16
Parent &
Pollywog
12:00pm
81703.203
81703.204
12:30pm
81704.203
81704.204
11:00am
81713.203
81713.204
11:30am
81714.203
81714.204
6:00pm
81719.203
81719.204
11:00am
81723.203
81723.204
11:30am
81724.203
81724.204
6:00pm
81729.203
81729.204
Guppies
Goldfish
Mini Rays
Sea Horses
Turtles
Summer II
7/5-7/28
Reg. Deadline
7/1/16
12:00pm
81733.203
81733.204
12:30pm
81734.203
81734.204
11:00am
81743.203
81743.204
11:30am
81744.203
81744.204
6:00pm
81749.203
81749.204
11:00am
81753.203
81753.204
11:30am
81754.203
81754.204
5:00pm
81777.201
81777.201
5:30pm
81778.201
81778.202
6:00pm
81759.203
81759.204
81779.202
11:00am
81763.203
81763.204
11:30am
81764.203
81764.204
6:00pm
81779.201
Sting Rays
Otters
Dolphins
6:00pm
81769.203
81769.204
11:00am
81773.203
81773.204
11:30am
81774.203
81774.204
6:00pm
81779.203
81779.204
11:00am
81783.203
81783.204
11:30am
81784.203
81784.204
6:00pm
81789.203
81789.204
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SUMMER CAMP SWIM LESSONS
Time:9:20am-10:00am
Days:
Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday
Fee:
Residents:
$20.00/week (3 lessons, each lesson is 37 minutes)
Non-Residents: $25.00/week (3 lessons, each lesson is 37 minutes)
ADULT AND TEEN SWIM LESSONS – SATURDAY
It’s never too late to learn to swim. Boost your confidence in the water by joining us for one of our convenient sessions. Every skill level is
welcome and our experienced instructors will work with you to improve and enhance your swimming experience.
DAY
TIME
FEE
Spring
3/12-4/30
Reg. Deadline
3/10/15
Sat
11:15am11:42am
Residents - $40.00
Non-Residents - $50.00
(1/2 session: Residents
- $20.00, Non-Residents
- $25.00)
81693.201
Spring ½ Session
(4 Classes only)
5/7 - 5/28
Reg. Deadline 5/5/16
Summer I
(4 Classes only)
6/18, 6/25, 7/2, 7/9
Summer II
8/6-9/24
Reg. Deadline
8/4/16
81693.202
81693.203
81693.204
Aquatics
Enhance your child’s summer camp experience by adding swim lessons to their day. The Phillip West Aquatic Center is offering swim
lesson instruction for summer campers! Enjoy the convenience of having an experienced camp staff member escort your child to and
from the pool. Each session will have 3 classes. Children must first register with camp and then they may register for a corresponding
week of lessons. Classes for children ages 5 to 12. Please see the aquatics section for level descriptions.
SPRING & SUMMER SWIM LESSONS (MARCH - JULY) – SATURDAY
CLASS
TIME
Spring - 3/12-4/30
Reg. deadline
3/10/15
Spring - ½ Session
(4 classes only)
5/7-5/28
Reg. deadline 5/5/16
Summer I - ½ Session
(4 classes only)
6/18-7/9
Reg. deadline 6/16/16
Parent & Pollywog
11:15am
81603.102
81603.201
81603.202
Guppies
Goldfish
Mini Rays
Sea Horses
Turtles
Sting Rays
Otters
Dolphins
11:45am
81614.102
81614.201
81614.202
12:15pm
81615.102
81615.201
81615.202
11:45am
81624.102
81624.201
81624.202
12:15pm
81625.102
81625.201
81625.202
11:45am
81634.102
81634.201
81634.202
12:15pm
81635.102
81635.201
81635.202
10:00am
81642.102
81642.201
81642.202
10:30am
81643.102
81643.201
81643.202
10:00am
81652.102
81652.201
81652.202
10:30am
81653.102
81653.201
81653.202
10:00am
81662.102
81662.201
81662.202
10:30am
81663.102
81663.201
81663.202
10:00am
81672.102
81672.201
81672.202
10:30am
81673.102
81673.201
81673.202
10:00am
81682.102
81682.201
81682.202
10:30am
81683.102
81683.201
81683.202
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SUMMER SWIM LESSONS (JUNE & JULY) – MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY
Aquatics
Please Note: Due to the July 4 Holiday; classes will be held on 7/8 at the regular scheduled time
CLASS
Guppies
Goldfish
Sea
Horses
Turtles
Sting Rays
Otters
Dolphins
TIME
Summer I
6/13-6/23
Reg. Deadline 6/10
Summer I
6/27-7/8
Reg. Deadline 6/24
(No class 7/4)
Summer II
7/11-7/21
Reg. Deadline 7/8
Summer II
7/25-8/4
Reg. Deadline 7/22
81913.204
Summer II
½ Session
7/25-7/28
Reg. Deadline 7/22
10:30am
81913.201
81913.202
81913.203
5:00pm
81917.201
81917.202
81917.203
81917.204
5:30pm
81918.201
81918.202
81918.203
81918.204
10:30am
81922.201
81922.202
81922.203
5:00pm
81927.201
81927.202
81927.203
5:30pm
81928.201
81928.202
81928.203
10:30am
81943.201
81943.202
81943.203
5:00pm
81947.201
81947.202
81947.203
5:30pm
81948.201
81948.202
81948.203
10:30am
81953.201
81953.202
81953.203
81922.204
81927.204
81928.204
81943.204
81947.204
91848.204
81953.204
5:00pm
81957.201
81957.202
81957.203
81957.204
5:30pm
81958.201
81958.202
81958.203
81958.204
10:30am
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81963.202
81963.203
5:00pm
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81967.202
81967.203
81967.204
5:30pm
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10:30am
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81973.203
5:00pm
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5:30pm
81978.201
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81978.203
10:30am
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81963.204
81973.204
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81978.204
81983.204
5:00pm
81987.201
81987.202
81987.203
81987.204
5:30pm
81988.201
81988.202
81988.203
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Private & Semi-Private
Swim Lessons
Ages:
3 to Adult
Fee: Private:
Residents: $25.00
Non-Residents: $30.00
Semi Private: Residents $25.00 for the first student
$20.00 for each additional student
Non-Residents: $30.00 for the first student –
$25.00 for each additional student
TUESDAY AND/OR THURSDAY
PRIVATE LESSONS
DATES
April 5 – May 26
TIME
6:30pm-7:00pm
12:30pm-1:00pm
6:30pm-7:00pm
August 9 – August 25
6:30pm-7:00pm
WEDNESDAY PRIVATE LESSONS
DATES
TIME
June 15 – August 3
9:30am-10:00am
SATURDAY PRIVATE LESSONS
DATES
March 12 – April 30
May 7, 14, 21, 28
June 18 - July 9
August 6-September 24
TIME
TIME
Parent & Pollywog
11:15am
81603.203
11:45am
81614.203
Guppies
Goldfish
Mini Rays
Sea Horses
Sting Rays
Otters
Dolphins
CLASS
Guppies
12:15pm-12:45pm
Goldfish
12:15pm-12:45pm
11:45am-12:15pm
12:15pm-12:45pm
12:15pm
81615.203
11:45am
81624.203
12:15pm
81625.203
11:45am
81634.203
12:15pm
81635.203
10:00am
81642.203
10:30am
81643.203
10:00am
81652.203
10:30am
81653.203
10:00am
81662.203
10:30am
81663.203
10:00am
81672.203
10:30am
81673.203
10:00am
81682.203
10:30am
81683.203
AUGUST - TUESDAY/THURSDAY
11:45am-12:15pm
11:45am-12:15pm
8/6-9/24
CLASS
Turtles
12:00pm-12:30pm
June 7 – August 4
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER – SATURDAY
Aquatics
Would you like to have more one-on-one swim instruction than a
group lesson can provide? Private lessons are for you! Our private
lessons tailor the group curriculum to meet the specific needs of the
student(s). Add up to 3 additional students, (with similar skill levels),
to any private lesson to create your own semi-private session.
Instructors will teach to the lowest skill level.
Fall Swim Lessons
Sea Horses
11:45am-12:15pm
12:15pm-12:45pm
Turtles
Sting Rays
Otters/Dolphins
TIME
8/2-8/25
5:00pm
81717.205
5:30pm
81718.205
6:00pm
81719.205
5:00pm
81727.205
5:30pm
81728.205
6:00pm
81729.205
5:00pm
81747.205
5:30pm
81748.205
6:00pm
81749.205
5:00pm
81757.205
5:30pm
81758.205
6:00pm
81759.205
5:00pm
81767.205
5:30pm
81768.205
6:00pm
81769.205
5:00pm
81777.205
5:30pm
81778.205
6:00pm
81779.205
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Enrichment
Adult/Senior Enrichment
Adult
Senior
The City of American Canyon offers a variety of programs geared
toward active adults and seniors. Whether you’re interested in
improving your health, going on day trips, learning new skills, or
meeting new people, our programs will meet your needs!
KNITTER’S SOCIAL (Crocheters Welcome)
Learn to knit or take your existing skills to a new level! Get help with
your projects and meet other stitchers. This free class will be taught
by a volunteer, so materials will not be provided. A list of materials
needed for new knitters will be made available by the instructor at
your first class.
Instructor: Bonnie Baskin
Days:Thursday
Time:12:30pm-2:30pm
THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS ARE
OFFERED AT NO FEE!
All classes are held at the
American Canyon Senior Multi-Use Center
2185 Elliott Drive, American Canyon CA 94503
Participants are encouraged to start at any time. They do not have
to wait to the end of a session to join.
For more information please contact staff at 707-647-5350.
The Senior Center will be closed and no classes will be held on
May 30th, July 4th and September 5th.
SIGN LANGUAGE CLASS FOR SENIORS
Join us to learn a second language! This class, taught by volunteer
instructor Chris Gude, introduces participants to basic sign
language and sign vocabulary.
Instructor: Chris Gude
Days:Monday
Time:
11:15am-12:15pm
FOREVER YOUNG FITNESS
Come and join us for Fun, Fitness, and Nutrition, led by volunteer
instructor Pouran Shir. This class will feature basic stretches and
exercises, low impact workouts, dancing, laughing, and healthy
eating tips. It’s a great way to exercise your body and mind!
Participants are encouraged to dress comfortably, bring a towel,
water, and most importantly, a great attitude!
Days:
Monday and Wendesday
Time:10:10am-11:10am
NEW CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH
This class is to help one learn basic greetings, words, and phrases
in Spanish. The goal of the class is to be able to hold a simple
conversation in Spanish. The class will be led by volunteer instructor
Bobbie Hazleton.
Instructor: Bobbie Hazelton
Days:Thursday
Time:1:00pm-2:00pm
CANCER SUPPORT GROUP
This group helps people diagnosed with any type of cancer to
establish a support system. Participants share information on
treatments and stress management techniques, as well as provide
social and emotional support for each other. The class will be led
by volunteer instructor Tina Tian, a former Clinical Psychologist/
Psychotherapist with over 5000 hours of experience. All ages
welcome!
Days:Wednesday
Time:12:30pm-2:00pm
TRAIN YOUR BRAIN
Through participation in a variety of mental and physical
exercises designed for Brain Health, participants will have fun
and challenge their minds. This class will be taught by Janelle
Sellick M.S.
NEW SEWING CLASS
Participants will learn basic sewing techniques and sewing
machines construction to be able to develop into quilting, and
clothing projects. Participants’ skill levels can be beginner, advanced
or intermediate.
Instructor: Beverly Lynn
Days:Monday
Time:1:30pm-3:30pm
FREE MOVIE DAY
Join us for a trip down memory lane, as we enjoy classic movies and
popcorn. Bring a friend, or make a new one!
Days:
3rd Wednesday
Time:12:10pm-2:00pm
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Days:
2nd & 4th Wednesday
Meet Your
Instructor
Janelle Sellick
Janelle has worked in the field of early memory loss for the past
12 years and co-created a model early memory loss program that
has been replicated in numerous other states. She is the co-author
of the award winning Strengthen Your Mind book series and has
spoken at many local, state and national conferences on the topic
of aging. She currently runs several brain fitness programs in local
communities. Rooted in the latest in scientific research, Train Your
Brain classes are fun, educational and engaging.
AMERICAN CANYON SENIOR CLUB
Days:
1st Thursday
Time:9:30am-11:15am
HEALTHY MINDS, HEALTHY AGING
GATEKEEPER PROGRAM
Concerned about an older person? Learn to spot behaviors that
indicate when your friends or neighbors may need help from mental
health professionals. Find out how to get free help for them from
this program affiliated with Queen of the Valley Medical Center.
Days:Monday
Date:
May 23, 2016
READER’S THEATER
Learn to speak and project your voice in front of people!
Imagine yourself as someone else; have fun discovering your
theatrical impulse in literature giving dramatic meaning to
text in classroom performance. No scripts to memorize. Build
confidence. Enjoy simple movements. Performances regularly
scheduled. Some materials fee may apply.
Days:Tuesday
Meet Your
Instructor Janet Duhe
For over 30 years Janet has performed as an actor, singer, and
dancer in musicals, opera and ballet throughout the Bay Area.
In addition to community theater, Janet has also performed as
a professional actor in Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre. She’s
currently on the Board of the Benicia Old Town Theatre Group,
where she’s performed, and worked backstage in the past.
EAT SMART, LIVE STRONG
This program teaches you how to eat more fruits and vegetables
and move around more! With music and home-made samples
we have fun while we change old habits. We learn to make small,
manageable changes, deal with obstacles, add vegetables to old
favorites and eat fruits and vegetables on a budget. Led by Dale
Alexander from the Area Agency on Aging serving Napa Solano
Counties, class consists of four sessions, one hour each. Days:Wednesdays
Dates:
May
SENIOR LEGAL ISSUES WORKSHOPS
The objective of these workshops are to teach the attendees the
basics of multiple legal issues that will affect adults as they grow
older, such as estate planning and what happens to you and your
assets during disability and death, if you have a will, trust or neither,
as well as a discussion on the importance of having an Advance
Health Care Directive (AHCD). Topics will be decided on a closer
date, and presentations are given by Nebres Law Firm.
The City of American Canyon would like to invite all its seniors to
a roundtable discussion. Come join us on the first Thursday of the
month and discuss ways that our seniors can make an impact in the
City of American Canyon. Coffee and refreshments will be provided.
Please join us as we value your suggestions and input.
Days:Tuesday
Date:
April 12th, August 9th
Time:9:00am-11:00am
“GENERATIONS” – FUN WITH POETRY
Come learn how to stimulate your creativity and express yourself
through poetry. See how poetry can serve as both a therapeutic
and emotional release. Relax in a positive environment that
allows you to emotionally connect with your fellow Senior and be
your own star.
Days:
Time:
Thursdays (June - August)
11:15am – 12:15pm
Meet Your
Instructor Veronica Gandy
PINOCHLE CLUB
Join us every Tuesday and Friday for an enjoyable game of Pinochle.
It’s a great way to meet new people and have fun. All experiences
are welcome.
Veronica Gandy is a freelance writer, mother of two, and member
of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. She holds a Master’s Degree
in Business Administration, and has worked in management,
consulting, and marketing. Her true passion, however, lies in
writing poems, cards, and stories
Days:
Tuesdays & Fridays
Time:11:00am-2:00pm
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THE FOLLOWING
PROGRAMS ARE FEE BASED
All classes are held at the
American Canyon Senior Multi-Use Center
2185 Elliott Drive, American Canyon CA 94503
For more information please contact staff at 707-647-5350.
The Senior Center will be closed and no classes will be held on
May 30th, July 4th and September 5th.
Explore the beauty of watercolors and learn painting techniques and
brush strokes. This class is for beginning and intermediate painters.
We will cover a wide range of skills and techniques. For information
regarding materials that are needed for the class, please contact
staff @ 707-647-5350. No classes in July and August. Classes will
resume in September.
Instructor: Janet Brock DAYS
DATES
TIME
FEE
Thursdays
April
May
June
(no classes in July
and August)
9:00am11:00am
$40/month or
$12/drop in
New Senior Programs
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION WALK
WITH EASE
Developed by the Arthritis Foundation, this 6-week class is for
anyone who’d like to be more physically active. In addition to
walking, the class includes health education, stretching and
strengthening exercises, and motivational techniques. Class
consists of socialization time, pre-walk informational lecturettes,
warm up, a 10-35 minute walking period and cool down.
Instructor: Dale Alexander
DAYS
TIME
FEE
Monday, Wednesday,
& Friday
8:00am-9:00am
$2/drop in
Special notes: All proceeds go to the Area Agency of Aging
TAI CHI MOVING FOR BALANCE
Join this fun 12-week class consisting of coordinated and
flowing movements specifically developed for older adults to
prevent falls. Shown to reduce falls by 55%, this class is intended
for beginners. Canes and walkers are O.K. All proceeds go to the
Area Agency on Aging.
Instructor: Dale Alexander
DAYS
TIME
FEE
Tuesday &Thursdays
2:00pm-3:00pm
$15/month
AMERICAN CANYON SENIOR NUTRITION
LUNCH PROGRAM
(Sponsored By Community Action of Napa Valley)
The American Canyon Senior Nutrition lunch program, sponsored
by Community Action of Napa Valley, is offered at the Senior MultiUse Center Monday through Friday from 11:30am to 12:30pm.
Participants 60 years of age or older can receive a hot and
nutritious lunch for a suggested donation of $3.00 per day! Join us
for a great meal and to meet new friends!
AGE
DATE
DAY
TIME
FEE
60+
Ongoing
M-F
11:30am12:30pm
Donation of $3.00
for meal is
appreciated.
Special Note: Participants are asked to make a reservation at least
one day in advance by calling 707-253-6111. Volunteers for driving
and meal delivery are very much needed!
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ART CLASS – WATERCOLORS
SENIOR DANCE CLASSES WITH
LORRIE KING!
Have fun, and get some exercise at the same time! Join us and
learn how to Cha Cha, Line Dance, and Ballroom. Students will have
the opportunity to dance with or without a partner, and all skill levels
are welcome. This class is also a great place to make new friends.
So, dust off those dancing shoes and let’s get moving!
THEME
DAY
TIME
FEE
Line Dancing
Various
Tuesdays
1:00pm-2:00pm
$15/month
Fridays
9:00am-10:00am
$15/month
Special Note: No class on May 30th and July 4th – July 11th.
YOGA/ PILATES CLASS
Get fit with Yoga/Pilates! Learn how to control stress, increase
flexibility, strength, balance, and maintain and improve your health.
Learn how to protect yourself! This
class includes both physical and nonphysical training/education to assist
in your protection. Class will include
stretching and balance as well as martial
art techniques specifically designed
for Senior Citizens. We will also provide
education on cyber bullying and internet
scams.
Instructor: Jesse Corpus
DAYS
TIME
FEE
Fridays
10:00am11:00am
$28/month or
$7/drop in
Special Notes: Students who register for the month receive a free
T-shirt. No minimum number of participants.
Senior Trips
The City of American Canyon offers trips to various locations as part of our Senior Enrichment program! Join us on some fantastic outings!
All trips listed below depart from and return to the Senior Multi-Use Center located at 2185 Elliott Drive. A minimum of eight (8) participants
are required for the trip to occur. Space is limited to a maximum of fourteen (14) participants.
DATES
DESTINATION
DESCRIPTION
FEE
TIME
Friday
April 8
De Young Museum
Visit the world famous de Young Museum to see some of
the best artwork, exhibits and architecture.
*Significant Walking
$20 **
(transportation only)
9am/4pm
Wednesday
May 18
Oakland A’s vs
Texas Rangers
Watch our Oakland A’s play the Texas Rangers in this
divisional matchup game.
*Medium Walking
$25
(transportation and
ticket only)
10am/5pm
Friday,
June 17
Cornerstone and
Downtown Plaza
Sonoma, CA
Enjoy the wonders of this little pocket plaza in Downtown
Sonoma.
*Medium Walking
$20
9am/4pm
Friday
July 22
Bay Model
Museum
Visit one of the best historical museums of the San Francisco Bay. See the basic models of historical landmarks
including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Bay Bridge.
*Medium Walking
$20
9am/4pm
Friday
August 12
Thunder Valley
Casino Resort
Located in Lincoln CA, this casino offers one of the best
gaming environments in California.
*Medium Walking
$20
9am/4pm
Instructor: Ambra Cullmann
Days:
Mondays & Wednesdays
Time:
9:00 - 10:00am
Fee:$10/month
SELF DEFENSE FOR
SENIOR CITIZENS
** Admission fees apply to the location**
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Weekly Senior Program & Class Schedule
Yoga/Pilates Class
Monday
9:00am-10:00am
FREE Forever Young Fitness Class
Monday
10:10am-11:10am
Senior Nutrition Program
Monday
11:30am-12:30pm
FREE Sign Language Class
Monday
11:15am-12:15pm
Reader’s Theater
Tuesday
10:00am-11:10am
FREE Pinochle Club
Tuesday
11:30am-2:00pm
Tuesday
11:30am-12:30pm
Sizzling Senior Line Dance Class
Tuesday
1:00pm-2:00pm
Yoga/Pilates Class
Wednesday
9:00am-10:00am
FREE Forever Young Fitness Class
Wednesday
10:10am-11:10am
FREE Train Your Brain
2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month
11:15am-12:15pm
Wednesday
11:30am-12:30pm
FREE Movie Day
3rd Wednesday of each month
12:10pm-1:45pm
Cancer Support Group
Wednesday
12:30pm-2:00pm
Watercolors Class
Thursday
9:00am-11:00am
Senior Club Meeting
1st Thursday of each month
9:30am-11:15am
Generations—”Fun With Poetry”
Thursday
11:15am-12:15pm
Thursday
11:30am-12:30pm
FREE Knitters Social Class
Thursday
12:30pm-2:30pm
Sizzling Senior Dance Class
Friday
9:00am-10:00am
Self Defense for Senior Citizens
Friday
10:00am-11:00am
FREE Pinochle Club
Friday
11:00am-2:00pm
Friday
11:30am-12:30pm
For more information about our programs or if you’re interested in registering for any of our activities, please visit the Senior Center Monday
through Friday between 9am and 2pm or contact staff at 707-647-5350.
TAXI SCRIP PROGRAM
Are you 65 or older, a disabled person of any
age, or ADA certified in Napa County AND
a resident of American Canyon? Are you
interested in receiving 50% off on taxi cab
fares? If so, come by our office at 100 Benton
Way and complete a form for our Taxi Scrip
Program. Taxi Scrip is accepted by Yellow
Cab (707) 644-1234 and Vallejo City Cab
(707) 643-3333. They service both American
Canyon and Vallejo. Once accepted you are
able to purchase discounted cab fare. Each
book costs $10; participants can purchase up
to three books each month.
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BUS PASSES - NCTPA/VINE
The City of American Canyon has made
it easier than ever to get around town
by partnering with the Napa County
Transportation and Planning Agency to
sell bus passes right here at the Parks and
Recreation office in American Canyon. Come
by our office at 100 Benton Way to pick
up your next pass. Prices and passes vary
depending on desired routes. For more
information about bus service in American
Canyon please contact VINE customer service
at 707-251-2800.
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
The City of American Canyon is proud to offer
a scholarship program for American Canyon
residents who do not have the financial means
to participate in recreation programs. To
determine eligibility applicants must provide
a completed application, proof of residency,
and proof of financial need (as described in
the Scholarship Policy). Scholarships will
be awarded in conjunction with the City of
American Canyon’s quarterly Activities Guide
(Summer, Fall, Winter/Spring). For more
information please contact staff at
707-648-7275.
Parks & Recreation Community Resources
ORGANIZATION
CONTACT INFORMATION
WEBSITE
4-H
415-720-8799
www.4-h.org
AHI Swim Team
[email protected]
www.ahi.swimtopia.com
Area Agency on Aging
1-800-510-2020
www.aaans.org
AYSO (Soccer)
707-645-1215
www.aysoac.org
Boy Scouts
707-815-2121
www.scouting.org
Boys & Girls Club
707-648-1460
www.thepositiveplace.org
Chamber of Commerce
707-552-3650
www.amcanchamber.org
City Council
707-647-4352
Cub Scouts
916-917-3136
[email protected]
www.scouting.org
Elementary School – Canyon Oaks
707-265-2363
www.canyonoakselementary.com
Elementary School – Donaldson Way
707-253-3524 or 707-644-4486
www.dwes-nvusd-ca.schoolloop.com
Elementary School – Napa Junction
707-253-3461
www.njes-nvusd-ca.schoolloop.com
Family Resource Center
707-980-7024
www.americancanyonfrc.org
Food Bank (Napa Valley)
707-253-6128
www.canv.org
Girl Scouts
[email protected]
www.girlscoutsnorcal.com
High School – American Canyon
707-649-2708
www.amcanhs.com
Kiwanis
707-644-0713
www.amcankiwanis.org
Library
707-644-1136
www.countyofnapa.org/library/americancanyon
Lions Club
707-853-0797
www.e-clubhouse.org/sites/americancanyon
Little League
707-644-5430
www.acwv.org
Middle School – American Canyon
707-644-0539
www.acms-nvusd-ca.schoolloop.com
Mom’s Club
[email protected]
www.amcanmom.com and
www.facebook.com/American-Canyon-Moms-Club
Wolves (Football/Cheer)
707-655-6355
www.leaguelineup.com/acyf
NCTPA/VINE (Transit)
707-557-7557
www.nctpa.net or ridethevine.com
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Summer 2016 Activities Guide
PROGRAM AND CLASS REGISTRATION
Registration Methods: Use one of the four methods described below.
1.
ONLINE – You can register online at:
https://apm.activecommunities.com/cityofamericancanyon/Home
An additional convenience fee will be charged.
2.
MAIL – Your completed registration form and payment may be mailed to:
Parks and Recreation Department
100 Benton Way
3.
IN PERSON
Monday, Wednesday, Friday – 8:30a.m. - 5:00p.m.
Tuesdays & Thursdays – 8:30a.m. – 5:30p.m.
100 Benton Way
4.
DROP BOX – After hours you may drop off your registration form with
placement of materials in the drop box
does not guarantee desired enrollment. Do not put cash in the Drop Box.
We DO NOT accept registration over the telephone.
However, if further information is needed, contact staff at (707) 648-7275.
For Mail-In or Drop Box registration, we request that you use the form on the opposite page.
Please use care in completing the form by doing the following:
 PRINT legibly
 Fill out all the information requested, especially activity name, session and level (if applicable),
child’s name and phone number
 Include a check, made payable to the City of American Canyon, which covers the cost of all
classes for which you are registering
REFUND POLICY!!
Refunds, minus a $10 processing fee for each refunded class or program, will be given if the refund request is made at
least seven (7) days prior to the start of the class or program. Refunds may be requested by fax, walk-in, e-mail, or by
mail and must be made in writing
as the date teams are formed. Non-attendance in a program is not grounds for a refund. If a class or program is
cancelled a full refund will be granted.
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City of American Canyon Parks and Recreation Department
100 Benton Way, American Canyon, CA 94503 - Phone: (707) 648-7275 FAX: (707) 647-4571
Payment Method: Cash, Check payable to City of American Canyon, M.O., Visa, or MasterCard.
Checks must include DL # with expiration date. Returned check fee assessed: $25.00
A. Primary Adult Contact Information:
Primary Adult:
E-mail Address:
Address:
City/Zip Code
DOB (Mandatory) : MM/DD/YY
Driver’s License #:
Home Phone:
Work Phone:
Cell Phone:
Emergency Contact Name:
Relationship to Primary:
Emergency Contact Phone Number:
B. Family Member Information (Include all members of your immediate family):
Name
(include last if different from primary)
DOB
Mandatory
MM/DD/YY
M/F
Grade
Special Need / Disability
Medical Ins. Carrier
Policy #
I, the undersigned, in consideration of being permitted by the City of American Canyon to participate in the indicated activity/ies, hereby waive,
release, and discharge any and all claims for damages due to personal injury, death, or property damage which result from participation.
I, the undersigned, hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless any loss, liability, damage, cost, or expense of a
s officers,
employees and agents arising out of or connected in any way with the above indicated persons’ participation in the indicated activity/ies, even
though that liability may arise out of negligence or carelessness. It is understood that this waiver , release and assumption of risk is to be binding
on my heirs and assigns.
I, the undersigned, hereby state that the persons listed under “Family Member Information” (Section C) may and are physically able to participate
in activity/ies indicated. I also understand that any changes in the indicated participant’s health or conditions must be reported immediately on this page.
I, the undersigned, hereby authorize the City of American Canyon Community Services Department, into whose care the indicated participants’
have been entrusted, to consent to any emergency x-ray examination, anesthetic, medical or surgical diagnosis or treatment and hospital care
to be rendered upon the advice of a physician, surgeon, or dentist licensed under the provisions of the Medical and/or Dental Practice Acts. The
City of American Canyon does not provide medical insurance and any treatment given will be at the cost of the undersigned.
I AM AWARE THAT THIS IS A RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF AMERICAN
CANYON AND MYSELF. I HAVE CAREFULLY READ THE ABOVE AGREEMENT, WAIVER AND RELEASE AND
FULLY UNDERSTAND AND AGREE TO ITS CONTENTS.
Signature:___________________________ Printed Name:______________________________ Date:____________
(Parent or Legal Guardian)
Example: Jane
99999.99
Pre-ballet & Tap – class 1
II
Mon
6:15pm
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American Canyon
Little League
Upcoming Events
Registering soon for our
2016 Fall Season
Business Marketing Conference
April 29th, 2016
See Amcanchamber.org for details
Annual Golf Tournament
Friday, May 6th, 2016
at Eagle Vines Golf Club
Reindeer Run 2016
Celebrate the spirit of the season by participating in the 6th Annual
Reindeer Run on Saturday, December 3, 2016. This family-friendly
3 mile and 6.5 mile run is located at the Thompson Trail on
Wetlands Edge View Area Trailhead and benefits KHOPE
International, a local non-profit supporting women and
children living in poverty here and abroad.
Don’t miss out on all of the fun!!!
Saturday, December 3, 2016
8:00am (Check-in); 9:00am (Start)
Thompson Trail on Wetlands Edge View
Area Trailhead
Register Now for Lowest Fee
Early Registration Until August 31st: 3 mile – $32, 6.5 mile – $37
Registration Sept 1st - Dec 2nd, 4pm: 3 mile – $37, 6.5 mile – $42
Day of Run 12/3/16: 3 mile – $40, 6.5 mile – $45
All registered runners receive:
T-shirt, digitally recorded times & goodie bag
Date:
Times:
Location:
Register at Parks and Recreation Office or ONLINE
Registration after Sunday November 27 we cannot guarantee shirts or bags!
For more information please call 707-648-0769 or see our website at
http://www.khopeinternational.org/ReindeerRun/index.htm
Open to Boys and Girls Ages 4-14
Visit our Website www.amcanll.org or
call 707-644-5430 for information
Visit us on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/AmCanLL?fref=ts
Come Check
Us Out!
4-H is a place where young people
(ages 5 – 19) are given opportunities to
build confidence, learn responsibility,
and develop skills that will last them a
lifetime. Youths will make friends and
share interests, ranging from building
robots to raising rabbits, from designing
web pages to landscape design.
The program coincides with the school year
so we will resume in September.
Contact Jennifer at [email protected]
for more information.
Join Cub Scouts Today!
To sign up Contact:
[email protected]
Al Wingate 916-914-3136/Mandy Le 510-875-0228
2016 Napa Valley Arts in April
Featuring
Guest Artist: Lynn Dykstra,
The 24th Annual Art Extravaganza
Focused Images
A juried Art Show produced by the American
Canyon Arts Foundation
When:
Where:
Cost:
Reception:
April 7-16, 2016
11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Jamieson Ranch Vineyards
1 Kirkland Ranch Road, Napa
Free! Public is Invited
4:00—7:00 p.m.
Generously supported by
“Art & Politics: A
Photographer’s Perspective”
Saturday, April 9 at 4:00 p.m.
Reception following the talk, all at
And Back by Popular Demand!
A Tour of the Proposed Napa
Valley Ruins & Gardens
Several tours will be offered.
The American Canyon Local
Tourism Improvement Board
A Scout is:
Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient
Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean, Reverent
For more information, go online to the
website: www.amcanart.org or email us at
[email protected]
Girl Scouts of Northern California
Vallejo/American Canyon Girl
Scout Service Unit
Interested in starting or joining a troop?
AHI is a member of the Twin-County Swim League. This is a
competitive recreational league designed for ages 4-18. The AHI
swim team is dedicated to improving each swimmer's fitness level,
stroke proficiency, and provides the opportunity for each swimmer
to participate in regulation swim meets.
Each swimmer should be able to swim 25 yards with minimal assistance.
Parent participation is required.
Swim season is April-August
with Saturday swim meets during the summer.
REGISTRATION WILL TAKE PLACE
IN FEBRUARY AND MARCH
For more information check out our website www.ahi.swimtopia.com
or email us at [email protected]
We can’t wait to have you join us on a real-life adventure, create
a painting, be the star of your own story, find a distant star, be
a superhero with the powers you choose, design a website, GO
TECH, plant a garden, be GREEN BY NATURE, Get Outdoors, make
some music, be a success, become a leader, make new friends, be
confident and courageous, etc…and make the World a better place!
We can’t wait for you to join us and be a Girl Scout!
Visit: www.girlscoutsnorcal.org/join or call 800.447.4475
Or locally email us at
[email protected]
You may join Girl Scouts at any time of the year.
Come check us out! Have some FUN!
PRSRT STD
U.S.Postage
Parks and Recreation Department
100 Benton Way
American Canyon, CA. 94503
PAID
RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER
American Canyon, CA
Permit No. 222
ECRWSS
PARK & RECREATION FACILITY RENTALS
We have facilities for all occasions and uses. For applications,rates,and more information,
please visit our website @ www.cityofamericancanyon.org or contact us @ 648-7275.
Aquatic Center/Wading Pool
Senior Multi-Use Center
Community Center Gym
Picnic Area, Ballfield And Sports
Court Reservations
100 Benton Way
Are you looking to do a
swim pool party? The
Aquatics Center has
a couple of different
options for you to look
at. The Open Swim Pool
Party is for customers
who would like to have
a party during our Open
Swim. They are allowed up to 30 swimmers and nonswimmers at standard pricing. If you are interested in a
Private Pool Party, this is offered on weekends after Open
Swim. Either way, you will have a wonderful day splashing
around in the sun!
100 Benton Way
Are you looking for a place
to have a party, wedding
reception or a family
reunion? The Community
Center/Gym might just be
the place for your next big
function! The Community
Center/Gym can hold up to
300 people for a sit down
dinner. If you’re interested,
give us a call and come check it out. The Community
Center Gym does not have kitchen facilities.
Community Center
Conference Room
100 Benton Way
The conference room is the perfect meeting area for 8 or
less people.
2185 Elliott Dr.
The Senior Multi-Use
Center provides a location
for a variety of senior
programs and services.
When not being used
for Senior programs and
services, the Center
will be used by the City
for meetings, activities,
classes and programs that
serve community. When available, the facility can also
be rented by organizations, non-profits, businesses and
individuals.
Are you looking for a
place for a picnic? Do
you want to rent a sport
court or a ballfield? The
City’s parks have just
what you are looking for.
Recreation Center
2193 Elliott Dr.
Are you looking for a place to rent for a meeting, party or
any other functions? The City’s Recreation Center may
be just the location you need! Call or stop by and check
out the Recreation Center. Maximum legal capacity is 67
people. This facility has a small kitchen. A minimum of 2
hours is required for all rentals.
NOTE: We do not take reservations over the phone. In order to reserve a facility, we must have a completed facility
rental form and payment of the rental fee. Any applicable deposits, insurance, and proof of security must be received
by the City at least one week prior to the reservation day (2 weeks for Aquatics Center rentals). Commercial use of any
facility will result in the addition of a 25% surcharge to the rental fee. For more information, contact staff @ 648-7275.

Summer 2016 - City of American Canyon

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