2016 Spring_Summer Activity Guide [Recovered]

CITY ACTVITY GUIDE
IN THIS ISSUE:
Recreation Events
In this issue
Classes
Summer
Healthy
LE Events .............................4
Classes ..................................... 7-12
Aquatics
Aquatics...................................... 13
Day
Camp
Park
Map .................................... 15
Park
Map
Senior Center ........................ 16-17
Senior
LakeCenter
Information .................. 18-19
Community
Information ...... 20-22
Lake
Information
DirectoryInformation
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CONTENTS
WELCOME MESSAGE ...................................................3
RECREATION EVENTS...............................................4-5
CLASS REGISTRATION INFORMATION ...................6
RECREATION CLASSES.......................................... 7-11
HEALTHY LE ................................................................. 12
AQUATICS ..................................................................... 13
DAY CAMP.................................................................... 14
PARK AND CITY MAP............................................. 15
SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER ................................16-17
LAKE INFORMATION ...........................................18-19
COMMUNITY INFORMATION...........................20-22
COMMUNITY DIRECTORY....................................... 23
FALL/WINTER EVENTS .............................................. 24
Lake Elsinore City Hall
(951) 674-3124 ext. 265
Department of Community Services
130 South Main Street
Johnathan O. Skinner MPA, CPRP, Director
[email protected]
Hours: Monday thru Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Fridays 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
City offices closed on all holidays
The City of Lake Elsinore reserves the right to photograph all
program participants and use those photos in any issue of the
City Activity Guide without the expressed written consent of
the individual.
City Council meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month
at the Cultural Center, located at 183 N. Main Street.
Meetings begin at 7:00 p.m.
DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY AND EXTENSION LIST
For extensions please call 951.674.3124
(for use with touch tone phone)
Building . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 277
Building Inspection Line . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 239
Business License . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 213
Clerk . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 269
City Council . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 269
City Manager. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 204
Code Enforcement . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 227
Community Services. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 265
Engineering . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 241
Finance . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 215
LAKE ELSINORE CITY COUNCIL
Mayor
Brian Tisdale
Mayor Pro Tem
Robert E. Magee
Councilmember
Daryl Hickman
Councilmember
Natasha Johnson
Household Hazardous Waste . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 245
Human Resources . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 231
Lake . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 241
Planning . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 289
Public Works . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 674-5170
Recycling/Environmental . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 245
Special Events/Filming Permits . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 292
Stormwater Pollution Prevention . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 308
Volunteer Program Coordinator (Tues. thru Thurs.) . .. . 290
Councilmember
Steve Manos
City Treasurer
Allen Baldwin
City of Lake Elsinore
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Spring/Summer 2016
EXTREME Recreation in Lake Elsinore
Over the past several years, the City of Lake Elsinore has been
on a very active journey to meet the recreational needs of the
community. Through the Community Services Department, we
have strived to set new goals to bring more people to enjoy the
various opportunities available just outside your front door.
As a City, Lake Elsinore has 18 parks with amenities from open play areas to full baseball, softball, football
complexes that residents and guests can come down to have a picnic, take your dog into a “Dog Park”, cool off at
a Spray Park or take a leisurely walk around a facility with views that are incredible. And, let’s not forget our 3,000
Acre Foot jewel known as LAKE ELSINORE! This hidden giant that is beginning to get local, regional and national
attention for the various uses that are available will only become more and more known as the City improves. Daily
fishing enthusiast, Derby participants, water Skiers, speed boats and Paddle Boarders experience the calmness
and perfect wind conditions that make it a great location to experience passive and active recreation like Kit
Surfing or Aqua Flyboarding at La Laguna Resort and Boat Launch.
For programming, the Community Services Department has been working hard to keep our existing programs
available for residents but also added some new programming to get more to experience recreation, Lake Elsinore
Style! Traditional classes such as dance, Karate/Martial Arts, etc. are still popular and partnerships for facilities
has been highly utilized and will continue to grow. This year, with the direction of Mayor Brian Tisdale, staff created
the “Healthy LE”, which celebrates a healthier lifestyle with exercise, nutrition and workshops to help Lake Elsinore
be as healthy as we can be.
On the facilities side, our Public Works department has been working extremely hard in renovating parks throughout the community with new playground equipment at Summerhill, Machado nd Yarborough Parks; undertaking a
huge project at Rosetta with new ballfields to assist with economic development in the City; additions like a Spraypad at Yarborough Park and new amenities at City Park; and discussions have begun on bringing La Laguna Resort
campground up to resort standards.
With all this excitement in Community Services, it's great to live, work and play in the "Action Sports Capital of the
World". We invite you to come spend some time with us because we're just getting started!
Johnathan O. Skinner
Director of Community Services
City of Lake Elsinore
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Spring/Summer 2016
RECREATION EVENTS
Twenty16
Pet Walk
Saturday, May 7
Diamond Stadium/Levee,
500 Diamond Drive
9 to 11 a.m.
Come out and enjoy a scenic 1.5 mile walk
along our levee and you will have the
opportunity to win great raffle prizes for your
furry friend. There will be vendors providing
information on local pet services. Walk begins
promptly at 9 a.m.
Paddleboard
Adventure Cruise
Saturday, May 21
LaLaguna Resort & Boat Launch
32040 Riverside Drive
8:00 to 11:00 a.m.
In association with National Safe Boating
Week, this event is offered for free to any
interested individuals and families. You’ll
be able to take a brief lesson and paddle
around parts of the lake on a two person
kayak or stand-up paddleboard. All ages
are welcome; however, we ask that solo
SUP riders be at least 13 years & older.
Nationals Trails Day
Saturday, June 4
Serenity Park, 19685 Palomar Rd
Celebrate National Trails Day at the Lake Elsinore Trail
Head for the Murrieta Creek Regional Trail. We’ll have
vendors, activities and folks to cheer you along as you
start your journey south or to welcome you to Lake
Elsinore as you finish your trip!
Visit www.lake-elsinore.org/specialevents
for more information on this event!
City of Lake Elsinore
For more information on our events please
contact our Special Events Coordinator,
Melissa Houtz at 951.674.3124 ext. 292.
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Spring/Summer 2016
RECREATION EVENTS
Just 4 Kids Fishing Derby!
Saturday, June 4
La Laguna Resort,
32040 Riverside Drive
7:30 to 10:30 a.m.
ALL
EVENTS
ARE FREE
Come join us as kids ages 15 years and younger can fish for prizes! Kids must
provide their own tackle and poles. Call 951.245.0442 to register for free!
Summerlake Park,
900 W Broadway
8:00 p.m.
Spend some quality time with your family this summer in our
Movies in the Park summer series. Bring your own blankets,
chairs and snacks while we watch movies rated PG.
June 15 - Jumanji
July 13 - Back to the Future
4th of July
Lakepoint Park
402 E Lakeshore Drive
6:00 to 8:45 p.m.
We will have food vendors and local bands providing live
entertainment and a great view of the fireworks that
begin at 9 p.m.
Tuesday, August 2
Lakepoint Park,
420 E Lakeshore Drive
5:30 to 9:00 p.m.
Your local law enforcement agencies invite you to get out and visit our
National Night Out events. Meet local officers, enjoy free kids activities,
bouncers, display vehicles and so much more! Visit the City’s website at
www.lake-elsinore.org for more information.
City of Lake Elsinore
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Spring/Summer 2016
Walk in registration is taken at the Lake Community Center during our
regular hours of operation. We accept cash, checks , and credit/debit
cards. All classes and events are subject to cancellation.
To register online, visit the recreation page at: www.lake-elsinore.org.
You will find a link to REC1, our on line service provider. You will need
to create an account. Form of payment is by credit or debit card.
Lake Community Center
310 West Graham Avenue
Lake Elsinore, CA 92530
(951) 245-0442
Many classes require pre-registration and may cancel if the minimum
number of students is not met. Popular classes may require walk in
registration, and the date of registration will be listed with the class
information.
NON-RESIDENT FEE is $5 per session per student and applies to all
students who do not reside within the city limits of Lake Elsinore for
all classes offered. This fee will be added onto the class fee at the
time of registration.
Mon - Fri 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Class & Program Locations
The location of the class or program will be
listed as part of the class description. Below
are the location addresses of our other
facilities:
Senior Activity Center
420 E. Lakeshore Dr.
Terra Cotta Middle School Gym
29291 Lake St.
Youth Opportunity Center
400 W. Graham Ave.
McVicker Skate Park
29355 Grand Ave.
Serenity Skate Park
19685 Palomar Rd.
The Lake Community Center is now available for
private rentals, including birthdays, anniversaries,
receptions, banquets and special events. Fees and
restrictions apply and a minimum of 60 days
notice is required for all private use as available.
For Park Rental information (for parties of 25 or
more or using a jumper rental), please contact the
Community Center at (951) 245-0442.
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Novice Dog
Obedience
Training
Have a dog that you just
need help training? Check
out these affordable Dog
Obedience Training Classes
offered by a graduate of
Animal Behavior College and certified ABC Trainer. This
class will teach owners how to effectively communicate
and train their dogs to eliminate behavior issues. Large
dogs must be 4 months and older; small dogs 6 months
and older.
Find which sport your little athlete excels at
without investing a ton of money. ABC Sports
introduces your child to 4 different sports in
1 exciting class! Learn the fundamentals of
Baseball, Football, Basketball, and Soccer...
without buying all the gear and uniforms.
Instrucotrs will help identify each child’s
strengths by giving individuals goals and
rewards. Simply wear comfortable clothing
and rubber soled shoes. (Child may bring
their own balls if desired).
Instructor: Teri Harvey
Location: Lakepoint Park
Activity Date
May 3 - Jun 7
May 7 - Jun 11
Jul 5 - Aug 9
Jul 9 - Aug 13
Day
Tues
Sat
Tues
Sat
Time
7:00p-8:00p
9:30a-10:30a
7:00p-8:00p
9:30a-10:30a
Fee
$85/6wks
$85/6wks
$85/6wks
$85/6wks
Recreational Tennis
Instructor: My Varsity Gym
Location: Lake Community Center
Days: Thursday
Ages & Times:
3-5 yrs 1:30p-2:15p
5-8 yrs 2:30p-3:15p
Activity Dates
May 5 - May 26
Jun 9 - Jun 30
Aug 4 - Aug 25
Build a solid foundation and passion for tennis through this
class students will be taught the proper technique, placement,
balance and movement for the four major strokes. Students to
provide tennis racquet.
Instructor: Joy Zembruski
Location: Creekside Park, Tennis Court 1
Days: Tues. & Thurs.
Levels, Ages & Times:
Youth Beginner 4-10 yrs 4:00p-5:00p
Youth Itermediate 10-18 yrs 5:00p-6:00p
Adult Beginner 15+up
6:00p-7:00p
Activity Dates
May 3 - May 26
Jun 7 - Jun 30
Jul 5 - Jul 28
Aug 2 - Aug 25
Interested in teaching a class?
We are looking for instructors!
Call the Lake Community Center
today at951-245-0442 or
email us at
[email protected]
Fee
$65
$65
$65
$65
Register @ www.lake-elsinore.org/classes
Fee
$25
$25
$25
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Spring/Summer 2016
Hefington
Martial Arts
Zumba
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Martial arts develops physical and mental
conditioning
and
improves
coordination,
confidence, and discipline. At Heffington Martial
Arts, it is not enough to simply learn the technical
aspect of martial arts; we strive to instill a sense of
responsibiliy and respect for others in each of our
students. The school caters to children and adults
of all ages with classes offered 2 days a week.
Instructor: Grandmaster Rod Hefington
Location: Lake Community Center
Days: Wed. & Fri.
Levels & Times:
Beginner 5:00p - 6:00p
Advanced 6:00p - 7:00p
If getting fit is your goal, why not try doing
something fun while working towards better
fitness? Zumba fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and
easy to follow moves to create a dynamic workout.
With gentle warm up and fun choreography, you’ll
zoom through to the cool down in no time! All
fitness levels are welcome to experience the Zumba
difference. Drop-ins welcome.
Instructor: Angelica Gonzalez
Days:
Mon, Tues. & Thurs.
Time:
9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
Drop-ins:
$5 per class
Save up to $1 per class and sign up for a Monthly
Membership (Morning sessions ONLY).
Activity Dates
May 4 - May 27
Jun 1 - June 29
Jul 6 - Jul 29
Aug 3 - Aug 26
Evening Sessions:
Time:
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Days:
Tues. - Fri.
Location:
Senior Center
Drop-ins only: $4 per class
Fee
$65
$65
$65
$65
Kundalini Yoga
14 yrs +
West Coast Tae Kwon Do Academy offers
self-defense, physical fitness, coordination and
balance training.
Daleep Kaur Kundalini Yoga combines rythmic
movements, postures, balance and breathing
techniques to gain strength and emotional
balance. You will see results in mind, body,
spirit, increased awareness, flexibility and
relaxation. Both men and women are
welcome. Please bring a mat. Drop-ins are
welcome - $13 per class.
Instructor: Annie Drake
Location: Senior Activity Center
Days: Monday
Time: 5:45p - 7:00p
Instructor: Steve Karvelot, 5th Degree Black Belt
Location: Lake Community Center
Days: Mon. & Fri.
Time: 7:15p - 8:30p
Activity Dates
Fee
May 2 - May 27
$32
Jun 3 - Jun 27
$32
Jul 8 - Jul 29
$28
Aug 1 - Aug 29
$32
Register @ www.lake-elsinore.org/classes
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Spring/Summer 2016
Hip Hop with
Ballet Folklorico
Intermediate and
Advanced
Ages 11-Adult
Gwendolyn Blakey
BEGINNER (8-13 yrs)
Dancers will be learning the basic
intro of fundamental styles for
hip-hop, broken down movement,
and beginning level hip-hop
choreography. ALL new dancers
must enroll in beginning hip-hop
first, and MUST get instructor’s approval to move into
Intermediate/Advanced levels.
Learn all the beautiful
steps and traditions of
this Mexican Folk Dancing style. Students are required
to have a practice skirt. Prerequisite:
Beginner Folklorico or instructor approval.
Instructor: Lorena Hancock
Location: Lake Community Center
Days: Thursdays.
INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED (11-16 yrs)
Dancers have already mastered the basic intro for
fundamental styles of hip-hop, these dancers are taught
by the instructor in a fast speed pace. The instructed
movements in this class is technical. Dancers will also be
pushed to create and develop their own unique hip-hop
style.
Instructor: Gwendolyn Blakey
Location: Lake Community Center
Days: Monday
Levels & Times:
Beginner 4:00p - 5:00p
Int/Adv 5:00p - 6:00p
Activity Dates
Fee
May 2 - May 23
$25
Jun 6 - Jun 27
$25
Jul 11 - Jul 25
$25
Aug 1 - Aug 29
$25
Ages
Intermediate
Advanced
Activity Dates
May 5 - May 26
Jun 2 - Jun 30
Time
5:00p-6:00p
6:00p-7:30p
Fee
$25
$30
Fee
$30
$30
*Hip Hop Mini’s starts August 1st
Ages 5-7 yrs, Time 3:15p - 4:00p
Learn the foundation of ballet and grow, as students
learn choreography and perform in class. Students
are taught in standard French terminology. Ballet
shoes are required and class size is limited. Classes are
held Tuesdays and Friday’s and are age specific.
Instructors: Jasmine Delone & Stephanie Sanges
Ballet Folklorico
Learn all the beautiful steps
and traditions of the
Mexican Folk Dancing
style. Students are
required to have a practice
skirt. Classes are held
Wednesdays unless otherwise noted.
Instructor: Lorena Hancock
Location: Lake Community Center
Fee $25
Ages
Time
4-11
4:30p - 5:30p
4-11
5:30p - 6:30p
Activity Dates
Fee
May 4 - May 25
$25
Jun 1 - June 29
$25
Register @ www.lake-elsinore.org/classes
Ages
Time
Beginner 1
5 - 10
4:30p - 5:25p
Beginner 2
8 - 16
5:30p - 6:30p
Intermediate/Pre-Pointe 6:00p - 7:30p
Class Location: Terra Cotta Gymnasium
Pre-Ballet
2½-5
3:45p - 4:25p Tues Only
Pre-Ballet
3 -5
3:45p - 4:30p Tues Only
Class Location: Lake Community Center
Activity Dates
May 3 - May 27
Jun 7 - Jun 28
Jul 5 - Jul 29
Aug 23 - Sept 2
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Spring/Summer 2016
Mom & Tot Gymnastics Ages 2-3
Tumbling is taught in a safe and progressive
environment as gymnasts improve their strength,
flexibility, agility, balance, and self confidence.
This is a pre-school gymnastics program for children
ages 2-3. Students are introduced to a classroom
environment using puppets, stories and rewards;
while mastering basic gymnastic skills on the beam,
bar, trampoline, air track and floor exercises.
Student learn socialization, large motor skills,
coordination, and self-confidence.
Parent
participation is required.
$25/4 Classes unless otherwise noted.
Class
Mom & Tot
Mom & Tot I
Mom & Tot II
Days
Mondays
Tuesdays
Tuesdays
Class
Beginning
Times
1:00p - 1:40p
11:00a - 11:40a
11:45a - 12:25p
Class
Intermediate
Advanced
This is a pre-school gymnastics program for children
ages 3-4. Puppets, stories, and rewards are used to
maintain student’s attention while mastering basic
gymnastic skills on the beam, bar, trampoline, air
track and floor exercises. Students learn classroom
behavior, large motor skills, coordination, and
self-confidence. Minimal parent participation may
be required.
$25/4 Classes unless otherwise noted.
Days
Mondays
Tuesdays
Activity Dates
May 9 - Jun 13
Aug 1 - Aug 29
Times
1:45p - 2:25p
12:30p - 1:10p
This is a pre-school gymnastics program for
children ages 4-5. Students will learn progressive
skills on the beam, floor, bars, air track, and
trampoline in a structured environment. Students
will continue to learn classroom behavior, large
motor skills, and self confidence.
Individual
progress ill be documented and your Little Flipper
will feel pride with each success. No parent
participation.
$25/4 Classes unless otherwise noted.
Days
Mondays
Tuesdays
MONDAYS
Activity Dates
May 2 - May 23
Jun 6 - Jun 27
Aug 1 - Aug 22
Fee
$25
$25
$25
Times
2:30p - 3:15p
1:15p - 2:15p
Register @ www.lake-elsinore.org/classes
Fee
$38
$38
Day
Mon
Mon
Time
3:30p - 4:30p
5:30p - 6:55p
Fee
$38
$38/$55 *advanced
Gymnasts will be introduced to
concepts of floor exercise, vault,
bar, and balance beam..
Gymnasts will improve their
strength, flexibility, agility,
balance, and
self-confidence.
Each session concludes
with an awards ceremony
where students are
rewarded for accomplishing
goals. There will be a $5
insurance fee and waiver
payable to MVG on the first day
of class. This is a one time fee per
session.
Class
Time
Bronze Gymnastics
5:00p - 5:55p
Silver Gymnastics
6:00p - 6:55p
Gold/Team Gymnastics 7:00p - 8:25p
Fee
$83
$83
$107
Activity Dates
Apr 5 - Jun 7
Aug 2 - Oct 4
TUESDAYS
Activity Dates
May 3 - May 24
Jun 7 - Jun 28
Aug 2 - Aug 23
Time
4:00p - 4:55p
Gymnastics Ages 5 -16
Little Flippers Gymnastics Ages 4-5
Class
Little Flippers
Little Flippers
Day
Tues
Activity Dates
May 10 - Jun 7
Aug 2 - Aug 30
Tiny Tot Gymnastics Ages 3-4
Class
Tiny Tot
Tiny Tot
Power Tumbling Ages 5-16
Fee
$25
$25
$25
Instructor: My Varsity Gymnastics
Location: Lake Community Center
For more information visit
www.myvarsitygym.com
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Spring/Summer 2016
Learning Center
EARLY LEARNERS
AGES 2 - 7
Kids will challenge their curiosity in this series of
Pre-K classes; language, reading and math skills will
be explored. This class begins as a parent and me,
then transitions to student only. Students will get a
strong foundation on math and reading concepts to
better prepare for kindergarten. Material fee, $10
due to at time of registration.
Instructors: Jasmine Delone & Stephanie Sanges
Location: Lake Community Center
Class
Pre-K Prep
Kinder Prep
Kinder Tutor
Ages
2-3
4-5
5-7
Activity Date
May 2-May25
May 3-May26
Jun 6-Jun 29
Jun 7-Jun 30
Jul 6-Jul 27
Jul 5-Jul 28
Aug 22-Aug 31
Aug 23-Sept 1
Time
9a - 11a
11a - 1p
1p - 3p
Day
M&W
Tu&Th
M&W
Tu&Th
M&W
Tu&Th
M&W
Tu&Th
Class curriculum is focused on readiness for kindergarten
with and emphasis on social skills development. Students
must be successfully potty trained. The Learning Center has
expanded class time to include sensory activities and
academic enrichment classes. *Priority registration for
returning students.
Instructor: Lorena Hancock
Location: Youth Opportunity Center
Fee
$100
$100
$100
$100
$95*
$100
$50*
$50*
Terrific 3’s & 4’s
Day
Tu&Th
Tu&Th
Activity Dates
Apr 26 - May 19
May 24 - Jun 16
Aug 2 - Aug 25
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
Time
9a - 12p
12:30p - 3:30p
Fee
$90
$90
$90
Fabulous 4’s & 5’s
Interested in learning ASL (American Sign Language)? Take this
introductory class and learn starting with the basics of the alphabet,
verbs, pronouns and numbers, then progressing through the language to
using sentences and asking questions using ASL.
Day
M,W & F
M,W & F
Instructor: LeAnne Lloyd
Location: Senior Activity Center
Days: Tuesday
Times: 6:30p - 8:00p
Activity Dates
Apr 19 - May 24
Jun 7 - Jul 12
Aug 2 - Sept 6
Ages
3-4
3-4
Ages
4-5
4-5
Activity Dates
Apr 25 - May 20
May 23 - Jun 17
Aug 1 - Aug 26
Time
9a - 12p
12:30p - 3:30p
Fee
$130
$130
$130
Fee
$60
$60
$60
Register @ www.lake-elsinore.org/classes
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Spring/Summer 2016
HEALTHY
LE
Come out and join us for one of the monthly Healthy LE events, held every last Saturday of each
month. Participants will learn how to be healthy, get inspiration from our partners and receive local
incentives to continue on the journey of a healthy lifestyle.
Sign-up TODAY for the HEALTHY LE NEW YEARS RESOLUTION by using the following link:
https://www.ChallengeRunner.com/home/healthyle
Join the MAYOR’S TEAM for all of our local Run/Walk Events.
Be on the lookout for healthy policy initiatives, improvements to the built environment, and other
opportunities that will make our community a healthier place to live.
Don’t forget to #HealthyLE, “LIKE” Healthy LE Facebook Page, and share with your friends!
HEALTHY LE EVENTS:
May 19 - Grocery Store Tour; 10:00 am at Albertsons,
30901 Riverside Drive
June 25 - Riverwalk Challenge; 7:45 am at Elm Grove Beach,
500 W Graham Avenue
July 30 - Poker Walk/Run; 7:00 am at Lake Elsinore Casino,
20930 Malaga Road
August 27 - McVicker Challenge; 7:45 am at McVicker Canyon Park,
29355 Grand Avenue
September 24 - Healthy Hunt; 10:00 am at Lake Elsinore Outlet Center,
17600 Collier Avenue
City of Lake Elsinore
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Spring/Summer 2016
2016 Swim Lessons & Aquatic Information
How do I Register... Swim lesson registrations are taken on a first come, first serve basis via online registration
and walk-in. Resident online registration opens at 9 am on the session registration dates listed. Resident walk-in
registration is available from 9 am - 6 pm at the Lake Community Center on the session registration date (NOW on
THURSDAY). Online nonresident registration will begin 9 am on the Saturday following resident registration. Walk-in
registrations will be accepted at the Lake Community Center during business hours according to residency status.
Online registration is strongly recommended. Classes that are canceled for reasons outside of the City’s control
(weather, contaminations, etc.) will not be refunded. All classes must have a minimum of three registrants. Visit
www.lake-elsinore.org/classes to register.
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
Infant and Pre-school Aquatics Program (IPAP)
Ages 6 months to 3 years
Parent/adult accompaniment in the water is required. This program
is designed to give parents information and techniques to help
orient their child to the water and to supervise water activities in a
save manner. Skills taught will include water adjustment, bubble
blowing, underwater exploration, front and back floats and kicking.
No diapers allowed, swim pants preferred.
Level I (Water Exploration). Water Exploration will help children
feel more comfortable and safe in the water. Course introduces
swimming and water safety skills. Students must be able to listen
and follow directions. Skills taught include water adjustment,
bubble blowing, underwater exploration, front and back floats,
glides with support, kicking and alternate arm strokes and
age-appropriate safety topics. Students must be three (3) years old
at start of class. Students six (6) years or older recommended to start
in Level II.
Level II (Primary Skills) Primary Aquatic Skills marks the start of
basic swimming skills. Designed for the child who has no fear of the
water, but cannot yet swim independently. Child must be four (4)
years old by the first day of class to enroll. This course teaches
participants elementary skills that enable the swimmer to move
comfortably through the water and improve upon skills learned in
Level I. The front crawl will be taught and the back crawl will be
introduced. Students will also learn basic water safety rules and
become familiar with ways to get help in a water emergency.
Level III (Stroke Development) Stroke Development marks the
start of coordinating arms and legs in strokes, and of swimming
distances of up to 15 yards, along with preliminary diving skills.
Child must be four (4) years old, comfortable in deep water, and be
able to swim five yards unassisted by the first day of class to enroll.
This program is designed to give students success with the
fundamental skills that they learned in the Level II course and to
introduce new skills such as rhythmic breathing, elementary
backstroke, and treading water.
Level IV (Stroke Improvement) Stroke Improvement develops
child’s confidence in their skills. More strokes are introduced with
distance of swims increased up to 25 yards. Child must be five (5)
years old and able to swim 15 yards unassisted by the first day of
class to enroll. This program reinforces the skills learned in Level III.
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MONDAY THRU THURSDAY CLASSES
These classes meet four days a week for two weeks
Residents - $45 Non-Residents - $55
Session
Registration Date
Start
End
1
June 9
6/13
6/23
2
June 23
6/27
7/07*
3
July 7
7/11
7/21
4
July 21
7/25
8/04
4:30
5:00
5:30
6:00
6:30
IPAP
Level I
Level II
Level III
Level IV
Public Swim
Beat the summer heat and come by the Lakeside High
School Pool and enjoy a dip in the clear cool water with
your family. Public swim is offered to all ages.
FEES:
Resident Children $2
Resident Adult $3
Leave the wallet at home and purchase a pre-pay discount
card $20 for 12 visits.
PUBLIC SWIM SCHEDULE:
June 13 thru August 5
Monday thru Thursday 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm
Friday 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm
FREE Family Swim Nights
June 24, July 8 & July 22
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Fee for entry to pool deck is required regardless of intention to swim. Swim suits are required to enter
pool, no cotton fiber clothes allowed.. All life jackets MUST be US Coast Guard approved. Please review
additional pool rules online prior to arrival to maximize public swim enjoyment.
Spring/Summer 2016
Summer Explorers Day Camp is BACK!
New themes & activites! Day Camp is held Monday thru Thursday
from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm at the Lake Community Center, 310 W
Graham Ave. Kids ages 6 to 12 years can enjoy the fun for $38 per
week. This program includes sports, crafts, games, contests &
weekly excursions. Kids need to bring their own lunch every day.
Register at the Lake Community Center or online!
www.lake-elsinore.org/recreation
Week 1: Avengers Assemble
June 13 thru June 16
Week 4: Jedi Training Academy
July 11 thru July 14
Week 2: TriWizard Tournament
June 20 thru June 23
Week 5: Who You Gonna Call?
July 18 thru July 21
Week 3: Cowabunga Dude!
June 27 thru June 30
Week 6: We Are All Mad Here
July 25 thru July 28
Call (951) 245-0442
for more
information Call
on (951)
this program!
SEARCHING
FOR INSTRUCTORS!
245-0442
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Senior Activity Center
420 E. Lakeshore Drive
(Located in Lakepoint Park)
(951) 674-2526
The Senior Activity Center offers daily activities, services,
special events and programs that provide for the health and
well-being of seniors in the community. Stop in and pickup the
monthly publication SENIOR SCOOP, which highlights the
programs and activities planned each month.
FIT AFTER 50 (EXERCISE FOR SENIORS)
Hours of Operation
Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Fridays 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
This facility is closed for all major holidays.
CHAIR YOGA
Low impact adaptive exercise program for improved flexibility
& balance incorporates chair exercises, resistance exercises,
with optional weight & floor work. New students welcome
each week.
Instructor: Ramona Miner, Debbie
Mondays & Wednesdays 8:30-10:00 a.m., Fridays 9:15-10:45 a.m.
This program is for those with physical limitations, weight
challenges, inflexibility or who cannot get down on the
floor. The chair replaces the yoga mat, allowing you to
experience the many benefits of Yoga practice. Even in a
wheel chair, you can receive the same health benefits of
regular Yoga. New students welcome each week.
Instructor: Master Gustavo Poletti
Thurs. 3:00-4:00 p.m. Fee: $4
PALETTEERS ART GROUP
TAI CHI FOR SENIORS
Art instruction in various media
is provided by Colleen
Baker-Huber. Students will be
required to provide their own
supplies. New students
welcome each week. Go
directly to the class and see the
instructor for details. The
Paletteers Art Club coordinates art show and displays to
promote the work of the students.
Jack Berg, President. Mondays at 1:00 p.m.
This is a soft and slow way of movements that can be
practiced by everyone that results in improved balance,
reducing the chance of falling by up to 50%. New students
welcome each week.
Instructor: Master Gustavo Poletti
Thursday 10:00 -11:00 a.m.
Fee: $5.00 per class
GENTLE YOGA FOR EVERYONE
Yoga is a system of exercises practiced to promote control of
the body & mind. Yoga postures include gentle stretching
exercises and special breathing techniques, increasing
strength, balance and flexibility while reducing tension &
stress. New students welcome each week.
Instructor: Master Gustavo Poletti
Friday 3:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Fee: $5.00 per class
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Senior Activity Center
Services
DAILY NUTRITION SITE (Lunch Program) 60+
Hot meals served daily at 11:30 a.m. Reservations required by calling (951) 674-3124 ext 912 by noon the weekday
prior. Menu published in the Senior News each month. $3 suggested donation. Must have application with County on
file.
FREE LEGAL ADVICE
Anita Cheek-Milner provides legal advice by appointment. Call the Center to make your appointment.
SUCCESSFUL AGING
Support group for those experiencing sadness, grief or confusion over life or health issues. Free service provided by
Catholic Charities. Meets Mondays, 10:30 a.m. (Not income or faith based). LATE LIFE DEPRESSION COUNSELING,
providing no-cost free individual counseling for senior 60+ experiencing early stages of depression. Call (951)
801-5282 for an individual assessment.
C.A.R.E. (Curtailing Abuse Relating to the Elderly)
Assistance for those who experience consumer or other fraud or abuse issues. Call (951) 245-3322.
HICAP (Health Insurance Counseling & Advocacy Programs)
Non-Profit organization that will provide you with information and assistance in dealing with Medicare and related
HMO issues. Call (800) 434-0222 for an appointment.
OTHER SERVICES
BATTERY RECYCLING CENTER
Official drop-off location to properly dispose of used
batteries (no car batteries please). Please place tape over
the ends of your batteries and drop them off in the recycle
box located in the Senior Center’s Office.
LIONS CLUB DROP-OFF SITE FOR GLASSES, HEARING
AIDS AND CELL PHONES
The Lions Club will refurbish your old glasses, hearing aids
and cell phones and will provide them to those in need.
This is a great way to recycle items you no longer need and
help others. Drop-off boxes at the Senior Center.
LIHEAP
Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program provides
help with your utility bills and assistance in providing
improved weatherization for your residence. Applications,
accepted once a year, are available for pick up at the Senior
Center.
RTA BUS PASS OUTLET
Buy your 30-day monthly passes for General ($50) or
Senior/Disabled ($23), or Dial-A-Ride 10 ticket books ($30)
at the Senior Center. Cash only with exact change please.
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LAKE ELSINORE
The Lake is open seven days a week from sunrise to
sunset, and is open for boats, personal watercraft and
non-motorized vessels. All vessels must have current
registration and be safe for operation.
For information on lake rules and regulations, including
new laws that apply, please obtain the brochure entitled
“Lake Use Regulations”, available in the lobby of City Hall,
or your local boat launch facility.
PUBLIC BOAT LAUNCHING IS AVAILABLE
AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS
La Laguna Resort & Boat Launch - 32040 Riverside Dr.
Elsinore West Marina - 32700 Riverside Dr.
Crane Lakeside Park & RV Resort - 15980 Grand Ave.
Roadrunner RV Park - 32500 Riverside Dr.
Weekend Paradise - 16006 Grand Ave.
(951) 471-1212
(951) 678-1300
(951) 678-2112
(951) 674-4900
(951) 678-3715
32040 Riverside Drive
The La Laguna Resort and Boat
Launch & Boat Launch overlooks
the beautiful waters of Lake
Elsinore and the picturesque
Ortega Mountains. A six-lane
launch, 270 parking spaces, and
two 400-foot long floating docks
have been obstructed at the site. This boat ramp will enable
boats to be launched at a wide range of lake elevations, from
1,235’ to 1,255’ above mean sea level, and will remain usable
year round. In addition, the launch includes an adjacent picnic
area, fish-cleaning station, and restrooms. Alcohol is now
permitted at this location. Call resort for more information.
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Come enjoy rustic camping on the shores of Lake Elsinore! La Laguna Resort
& Boat Launch opened in 1962 and has reatained much of its charm over the
years. With over 150 campsites ranging from dry (no services) to full
hook-ups (water, electrical and sewer), and a dry “Group Camping Areas,”
La Laguna offers something for every camper. So whether you have a tent or
a 40 foot Class A, come visit us at the “La”!
For registrations, call 951-471-1212
City Website: www.lake-elsinore.org **Search “La Laguna”
Visit our Facebook! Facebook@LaLagunaResortandBoatLaunch
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Be water-wise by following these Lake safety tips:
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DANGER! Sudden drop offs, hidden underwater hazards. The
low water clarity of Lake Elsinore may hide hazards.
DANGER! No Diving. Headfirst entries into shallow water
cause about 850 catastrophic neck/head/spinal injuries each
year in the U.S. Most occur from diving into shallow open
water areas.
WARNING! Watch your children! All children should be
accompanied by an adult at all times near the water. Keep
small children within arms reach.
CAUTION! Water & Alcohol Do Not Mix! Alcohol consumption
is often linked to drowning, diving injuries, boating accidents
and lack of supervision over children. Think before you drink!
A specially trained team of officers
from the Riverside County Sheriff’s
Department functions as Lake Patrol
on Lake Elsinore. Duties include the
enforcement of California Boating
Laws, City Ordinances, Sport Fishing Regulations and Health & Safety
concerns. The Sergeant supervises the Lake Patrol, and coordinates
efforts with the Lake Elsinore Marine Search & Rescue (LEMSAR); a
group of dedicated volunteers who assist in maintaining safety on
the Lake.
NEW THIS SEASON!
Infatable towables and PWC courses
are now PERMITTED!
Lake Use Passes
CAUTION - High WIND
speeds can sink a boat.
Afternoon winds on Lake
Elsinore can be hazardous.
The pilot of a boat is
responsible for comparing weather conditions against the
seaworthiness of their boat prior to launching.
All boaters are required to have a Lake Use Pass when on the Lake. Daily
Lake Use passes are $10 and can be
purchased at all boat launch facilities.
A separate fee may be charged for boat
launching and day use which varies by
facility.
2016
2015
Daily
Lake
Use Pa
ss
1234
It is PROHIBITED to launch a boat with less than six inches of
freeboard on to Lake Elsinore when the wind speed equals or
exceeds 39 mph (Gale Warning) per LEMC 9.96.180.
Western Riverside County weather forecast
phone (858) 675-8700
Annual Lake Use Passes, good for the
calendar year, are available only from
the Cashier at City Hall during regular business hours. Current vessel
registration is required to purchase an Annual Pass. Address verification
is required to obtain the resident rate.
ANNUAL LAKE USE PASS
Daily Lake Use Pass
$10.00 per day per vessel
Annual Lake Use Pass
Lake Elsinore is not infested with the quagga mussel and we need the
publics help to keep the lake free of this invasive species!
$100.00 City Resident Motorized Vessel
$150.00 General Public Motorized Vessel
A 10% Senior discount is offered for those 55 or older.
Call (951) 674-3124 Ext. 265 to learn more about Annual Launch &
Resort Passes and Military Discounts.
Annual Pass applications are also available on our website:
www.lake-elsinore.org
Please inspect your boat before launching. Do not
launch your boat in the lake if you discover
quagga mussels
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COMMUNITY INFO
STAY CONNECTED
Do you have a professional skill,
recreational talent or special
hobby? Do you still need
community service hours to fulfll
an educational requirement?
The City of Lake Elsinore is seeking volunteers to assist with special events, city
services support and other exciting activities (currently being organized).
If you would like to become a volunteer to earn community service hours or
want to exchange your professional and technical skills in an office atmosphere
with the opportunity to gain up-to-date training and resources, please contact
our Volunteer Coordinator and we will match you to the right assignment.
Kindly log on ot the City’s website for special events and volunteer positions
available.
Lolita Richards, Volunteer Coordianator / PH: 951-674-3124 EXT. 290.
A Smart Phone App is now available for you to use to
report any concerns or issues you may have directly to
the city.
Go to your App Store, search and download
SeeClickFix. It’s FREE!
Did you know, next to the lake, streams, wetlands, and channels in the City are natural beneficial low-lying areas
known as floodplains and floodways. The City and other local agencies work to maintain and preserve these
areas; they are used to discharge and contain flood waters and have a one-in-100 chance of becoming flooded in
any year. It is hard to imagine flooding during a drought, but all it takes is a week or more of heavy rain to cause
flooding.
Did you know, the last 100-year flooding events occurred in
- FEMA conducted mapping to help identify the areas in the City prone to flooding; these areas are known as
Special Flood Hazard Areas (SFHA’s) and are shown on the map.
- The City, United States Army Corps of Engineers and other local agencies teamed together to construct
improvements to the lake designed to conserve water, improve water quality, and reduce flood risk.
- The City adopted Zoning and Regulatory Ordinances that require review of development projects for compliance
with City, State and Federal floodplain regulations prior to issuing a grading or building permit. These regulations
include enforcement of FEMA’s requirements for construction in SFHA’s, City Ordinances to safeguard the flood
storage capacity of the lake area, requiring minimum ground floor elevation of 1267 feet for structures in the area
around the lake and ground floor elevation of 2 feet above the flood elevation for all other properties in FEMA
mapped SFHA's.
Did you know, the City will help in determining if your property is in a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area, as well as
provide information on Mandatory Flood Insurance Requirements, FEMA’s construction requirements,
information on flood zones/flooding including levee or dam failure inundation zones, has your property flooded
before, Elevation Certificates, and revising a FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Map. For assistance, visit the City’s web
site at www.lake-elsinore.org or contact the City Engineering Division at (951) 674-3124 ext. 241.
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HOUSEHOLD
HAZARDOUS WASTE
Each month the City
of Lake Elsinore
partners with the
County of Riverside
to offer hazardous
waste and e-waste disposal at no cost to Lake
Elsinore residents. Collections are held on the
first Saturday of each month from 9:00 a.m. to
2:00 p.m. at the Public Works yard located at 521
N. Langstaff. Restrictions apply to the chemical
load of 15 gallons or 125 pounds per transport.
NO business waste allowed. All paints, bleaches,
cleaners, pesticides etc. are accepted. Liquid
waste must be in sealed, marked containers.
Computer towers, computer monitors,
microwaves, TV’s, radios, fluorescent lighting,
light bulbs and batteries are all accepted e-waste
products. For more information please call (951)
674-3124 ext. 245.
Purchase
Space
Here!
Call (951) 245-0442 or
email us at
[email protected]
NO DISPOSAL ACCEPTED PRIOR TO EVENT DATES.
PET ADOPTIONS & SERVICES
The Southwest Communities Animal Shelter is offering
complete shelter services to the City of Lake Elsinore.
The facility, located at 33751 Mission Trail in Wildomar,
offers services that include pet licensing, housing
strays, reuniting lost pets with owners, low cost
vaccinations and pet adoptions.
$5 MICROCHIPPING!
AFV is partnering with qualified cities to offer low cost
microchipping. Contact the shelter to find out more.
Visit our Facebook Page!
www.facebook.com/LEExtremeRecreation
Please help control the pet overpopulation by having your
pet spayed or neutered. Your pet will thank you for it.
Animal Friends of the Valleys
(951) 674-0618
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The Community Services Department
Meet the Staff
Johnathan O. Skinner
Director of Community Services
Favorite Recreation Activity:
Golfing
Beau Davis
Recreation Supervisor
Favorite Recreation Activity:
Kayaking
Vicky Saavedra
Office Specialist
Favorite Recreation Activity:
Camping
Melissa Houtz
Special Events Coordinator
Favorite Recreation Activity:
Stand Up Paddleboarding
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Audrey Young
Management Analyst
Favorite Recreation Activity:
Swimming
Lolita Richards
Volunteer Coordinator
Favorite Recreation Activity:
Dancing
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Unless otherwise listed, all numbers have a 951 area code
Emergency ....................................................... 911
American Red Cross .................... (888) 831-0031
Animal Control Services ......................... 674-0618
Animal Friends of the Valley ............... 471-8344
Boat Launch & Lake Use Info ............... 245-9308
California Family Life Center ............... 471-8415
Camping Information .............................. 471-1212
Chamber of Commerce/Tourism .......... 245-8848
Cops for Kids ............................................. 245-3389
Courthouse (Municipal) ......................... 600-6400
Crisis 24-hour Helpline ......................... 686-4357
CR&R Trash Disposal .................... (800) 755-8112
Dial-A-Ride ................................... (800) 795-7887
Diamond Stadium/Storm Stadium ..... 245-HITS
E.D.D. Unemployment ............... (800) 300-5616
Elks Lodge.................................................. 674-6804
Elsinore Valley Arts Network ..... (909) 534-4343
Elsinore Valley Municipal Water Dist. 674-3146
Fire Station #10 Graham Ave. ............... 674-2161
Fire Station #85 Grand Ave. .................... 245-2185
Fire Station #94 Railroad Cyn Rd. .......... 246-2293
Fire Station #97 41725 Rosetta Cyn. Dr. ...245-0420
Girl Scouts.................................................. 308-6692
Graffiti Hotline ........................................ 674-2701
Historical Society ................................... 678-1537
H.O.P.E. ....................................................... 245-7510
Inland Valley Hospital.............................. 677-1111
Lake Elsinore Family Health Center ..... 471-4200
Lake Elsinore Valley Education Found. 674-5555
Lake Elsinore Woman’s Club ............... 674-3445
Landfill Information .............................. 786-3200
Library (Graham Ave.).............................. 674-4517
Library (Riverside Dr.) .............................. 678-7083
Lions Club .................................................. 674-3343
NAACP ....................................................... 678-6425
Poison Information .................... (800) 876-4766
Police Department ................................... 245-3300
Post Office........................................ (800) 275-8777
Rancho Springs Hospital......................... 696-6000
Rape Crisis Hotline ................................... 686-7273
Riverside County Referral (211) (800) 464-1123
Riverside Transit.............................. (800) 800-7821
Rotary Club ............................................. 471-2793
Social Security .............................. (800) 772-1213
United Way of Inland Valley.................... 461-1221
We-TIP ............................................. (800) 78-CRIME
Sports
ADULT GROUPS
YOUTH GROUPS
American Valley Soccer League
Men’s over 35................................... (909) 917-5416
Blue Lake Soccer League
Men’s ....................................................... 805-0025
Elsinore Sports Academy
Men’s & Youth Soccer .............................. 210-5064
Lake Elsinore Valley Soccer League
Men’s & Youth ........................................ 259-2443
Ladies Elsinore Tennis.............................. 245-0442
**NOTE: These leagues may utilize City or school athletic
fields or facilities, but they are independent organizations.
Please call them direct for information about participation or
league activities.
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Boys & Girls Club Youth Sports .......... 245-4499
www.BGCSWC.org
Young Champion Tennis , Basketball, Soccer,
Dance
& Self Defense .............................. (714) 259-1400
Jr. All American Football ......................... 845-9937
www.evthunder.org
Lake Elsinore Girls Softball .................... 977-4354
www.legs.clubspace.com
Lake Elsinore Little League .................... 805-6460
www.eteamz.com/lell
United Premier Soccer ......................... 226-5335
www.elsinoresoccer.com
Spring/Summer 2016
Mark your calendars!
Fall/Winter
Special Events
Howl-0-Ween
Spooktacular
Friday, October 21
5:00pm to 9:00pm
Lake Community Center
Recreation staff is brewing a special
treat for the community. Be a part of
the frightfully fun night with food for
sale, carnival games, activities &
crafts. Entrance is free & costumes are
welcome!
Dia De Los Muertos
Saturday, October 29
12:00pm to 5:00pm
Historic Downtown Main Street
Join us in this celebration of life for family and
friends who are not forgotten as we honor their
memory. Call Studio 395 at (714) 506-3606
for more information on this event.
Breakfast with Santa
December 10 at Station 85,
29405 Grand Avenue
December 17 at Station 97,
41725 Rosetta Canyon Drive
$8.00 per person
Winterfest
Saturday, December 3
4:00pm to 9:00pm
Historic Main Street
Families will enjoy a holiday parade,
bouncers, kids crafts, sled runs, petting
zoo, cultural and musical entertainment,
visits with Santa, crafters, shopping and
dining with both restaurants and food
vendors.
Featuring a pancake breakfast with the
firefighters and Santa. Breakfast starts
at 8:30am. Tickets will be available after
October 1. Purchase your tickets early,
seating is limited!
VISIT us on Facebook
@ WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/LEEXTREMERECREATION or visit www.Lake-Elsinore.org