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City Council MeetingsMeetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 6 pm unless otherwise noted. Please check the City’s web site for any changes to the schedule.

San Marcos Community Television (SMTV) airs live cablecasts of City Council meetings on Cox Communications Channel 19, Time Warner Cable Channel 24 and AT&T U-verse Channel 99.Live and archived webcasts are also available at www.san-marcos.net.

A complete schedule of all City commission meetings is available online.

Contact us: San Marcos City Hall San Marcos Community Center(760) 744-1050 (760) 744-90001 Civic Center Drive 3 Civic Center DriveSan Marcos, CA 92069 San Marcos, CA 92069Open Monday through Thursday Open Monday through Fridayand Alternate Fridays 8 am - 7 pm7:30 am - 5:30 pm

TABLE OF CONTENTS Summer 2015

City NewsInnovate78 – North County’s interactive answer to regional collaboration 3City launches online reporting tool 4San Marcos foundation supports community programs 4Street maintenance scheduled for Rancho Santa Fe Road and other streets 5Graduation season in San Marcos 5Teen drivers Start Smart in San Marcos 6San Marcos has one of San Diego County’s lowest crime rates 6Emergency response training offered in San Marcos 7San Marcos’ nationally recognized poolside CPR program returns 7Residents urged to save water this summer 8City does its part to conserve H2O during unprecedented drought 8Leash law and dog cleanup reminders 9Double Peak and Ridgeline Trails reopen to residents 92015 “Best of San Marcos” photo contest winners announced 10

RecreationRecreation Guide 11Special Events 12Theatre West / Family Enrichment Program 15Aquatics 16Outdoor Adventures 18Adventure Day Camp 19Preschoolers 20Seniors 21Sports 24Enrichment Classes 26Facilities and Parks Reservations 38Community Resource Guide Back cover

San Marcos 360 is published three times a yearby the City of San Marcos.

Editor Sarah DivanRecreation Editor Cathy CroninArt Director Kelly Grady

Davis CommunicationsPhotography Melissa McClure

Mark MarquezSteve DavisKristin ConnellyRuben Espinoza

Copy Editing Chuck Buxton

[email protected]

About the cover: The San Marcos Fire Department teams up with City aquatics toteach poolside CPR so pool visitors can staysafe in and around the water. See page 7 for details.

San Marcos City Council

Jim Desmond, MayorRebecca Jones, Vice MayorChris Orlando, Council MemberKristal Jabara, Council MemberSharon Jenkins, Council Member

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City Hall holiday closures: The City of San Marcos’ administrative offices –including Community Services – will be closed on:Memorial Day - Monday, May 25Labor Day - Monday, September 7

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On April 7, the five North County cities – Carlsbad, Escondido, Oceanside, San Marcos andVista – launched Innovate 78, a new brand thatwill collaboratively promote North County as apremiere destination for businesses, residents and investors. The brand waslaunched at a forum with businesses and stakeholders at Cal State San Marcos.

At Innovate78.com, visitors can explore theunique career options, business opportunities and the dynamic living options available alongthe 78 Corridor. The website also features an interactive map of the businesses, attractionsand other areas that make the corridor unique.

Home to some of the country’s most innovative companies and most desired attractions,the 78 Corridor cities have come together to collectively promote the region’s assets. The effort, backed by a comprehensive economic development strategy, will position the cities tobetter support industry and key clusters. Employers throughout the North County area willalso use the website as key tool to attract talent to their companies.

In order to collectively promote North County, residents and businesses are encouraged toshare and explore this interactive website. Although each 78 Corridor City is special in theirown right – by working together we will be a force to be reckoned with. Together, we are sharing the corridor’s – and San Marcos’ – story with the rest of the world.

For more information, contact Community & Economic Development Manager Julie Mageeat (760) 744-1050, ext. 3137 or [email protected].

Introducing

Innovate78–North County’s interactiveanswer to regionalcollaboration

State of the Citynow online

The annual State of the City Address was held in late Februaryat the Green Gables Estate in San Marcos. With more than 300guests in attendance, the event provided an update on recent Cityaccomplishments and detailedwhat’s on the horizon for the upcoming year. A video of the event can be viewed online atwww.san-marcos.net.

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City launches onlinereporting tool

In March, the City launched an online direct reporting tool that gives residents theopportunity to report any non-emergencyconcern or issue 24 hours a day, sevendays per week.

“Residents are our eyes and ears in San Marcos,” said City Manager Jack Griffin.“If you see a pothole, a street light out, graffiti or just have a general concern, theCity wants to know about it so we can continue improving the quality of life in ourcommunity.”

Through the online reporting portal, residents can submit service requests andprovide information on neighborhood issuesby clicking the “Report a Concern” icon onthe City’s website, www.san-marcos.net.Submissions can include the location of theproblem, detailed information and even aphoto.

Once a report is submitted, it is routed the next business day to the appropriateCity department. Email alerts with statusupdates will inform the concerned residentof case progress and resolution.

To report your concern, visit www.san-marcos.net/reportaconcern. For live assistance, call (760) 744-1050Monday through Friday between 7:30 amand 5:30 pm. City Hall is closed on alternating Fridays.

San Marcos foundationsupports community programs

Over the last year, the San Marcos Community Foundation hasawarded nearly $50,000 in grants to nonprofit organizations servingSan Marcos residents.

Most recently, Interfaith Community Services received more than$6,000 for their San Marcos-based Senior Services Program, and Solutions for Change, Inc. wasawarded $6,534 to help end family homelessness. Just in Timefor Foster Youth also received$3,600 to provide transitioningfoster youth with the necessarycomputers, technology tools andschool supplies to support college success.

Grants to help provide servicesto the senior community wereawarded to Meals-on-Wheels, theAngel’s Depot and the Foundationfor Senior Well Being. Grants tobolster services to youth were awarded to the Boys & Girls Club of San Marcos, Casa de Amparo, Positive Action Community Theatre, San Marcos High School Music Boosters and Bayshore PreparatoryCharter School. Other grant recipients include North County Health Services, Tri-City HospitalFoundation, Alzheimer’s Association of San Diego Imperial Chapter, Partnerships with Industry, the Kiwanis Club of San Marcos Foundation and REINS (therapeutic horsemanshipprogram).

The San Marcos Community Foundation (SMCF) accepts grant applications throughout the year from charitable organizations with 501(c)(3) status serving City of San Marcos residents. Annually, SMCF grants funds for arts and culture projects on behalf of the City ofSan Marcos.

The San Marcos Community Foundation is a nonprofit organization established by the City in 1988 with a $1 million endowment provided by a local developer.

For more information or to apply, visit www.sanmarcoscommunityfoundation.org.

“Residents are our eyes andears in San Marcos. If you seea pothole, a street light out,graffiti or just have a generalconcern, the City wants toknow about it...”

Jack GriffinCity Manager

Keeping streets clean San Marcos residents are reminded to refrain from parkingduring designated street sweepingdays to help the City better remove trash and debris from thestreets.

To find out when your street isscheduled for sweeping, visitwww.san-marcos.net/sweep. To report parking issues, call theCity’s code compliance hotline at(760) 744-1050, ext. 3206.

Boys & Girls Club of San Marcos

Motorists traveling in San Marcos this summer will notice crews working along RanchoSanta Fe Road and several other City streets to improve overall pavement condition, ride and safety.

“Maintaining City streets is one of the City’s highest priorities,” said City Manager Jack Griffin. “We appreciate patience during this important roadway repair project.”

Beginning early this summer, Rancho Santa Fe Road fromState Route 78 to Lakeridge Drive will undergo a $3 millionfacelift to restore the roadway. The entire street will berehabilitated and repaved to extend the overall lifeof the driving surface to keep motorists and bicyclists moving smoothly. Some portions ofthe roadway will require pavement removaland replacement, while other segments willneed a surface grinding prior to the finalrubberized asphalt pavement overlay.

“Traffic flow is important to our residentsand keeping our roads in good conditionmaintains overall traffic safety and mobility,”said Griffin.

Several other streets in San Marcos willalso receive a chip and slurry seal treatmentto significantly extend the life of existing pavement by protecting the undersurface from the effects of aging and the environment.

During construction, businesses in the area will remain open. Residents and businessesdirectly affected by the street restoration work will receive notice of scheduled work so thatthe appropriate parking arrangements can be made.

Motorists are advised to expect detours and delays and use caution when traveling aroundwork areas.

For more information or to keep updated on road work project schedules and traffic impacts, visit www.san-marcos.net/roadwork.


scheduled for Rancho Santa Fe Roadand other City streets

Street Maintenance

GraduationSeason in

San MarcosSpringtime in the education hub of North

County can only mean one thing: graduationseason!

Below are the dates and times for commencement ceremonies at Cal State San Marcos and Palomar College. Pleasetake note that traffic may be heavier aroundthese campuses during commencements.

Palomar College CommencementFriday, May 15, 5 pm

Cal State San Marcos CommencementsFriday, May 15

10 am College of Business Administration1 pm College of Science and

Mathematics4:30 pm College of Education, Health

and Human Services

Saturday, May 169 am College of Humanities, Arts,

Behavioral and Social SciencesMajors: Anthropology, Criminology & Justice Studies, Economics, Psychology, Social Sciences, Sociology, Sociological Practice, Spanish and Special Major

1:30 pm College of Humanities, Arts,Behavioral and Social SciencesMajors: Communication, Global

Studies, History, Liberal Studies,

Literature & Writing Studies, Mass

Media, Political Science, Visual &

Performing Arts and Women’s Studies

“Maintaining City streets isone of the City’s highest priorities. We appreciate yourpatience during this importantroadway repair project”

Jack GriffinCity Manager


Teen drivers START SMART

in San MarcosProgram teaches teen drivers about the dangers of distracteddriving

Since 2010, the City of San Marcos hasteamed up with the San Diego Sheriff’s Department to educate more than 2,000 parents and students through the START SMARTprogram.

Offered monthly during the school year, theSTART SMART program provides an opportunityfor teen drivers and their parents/guardians toclearly understand their responsibilities when ateen starts to drive.

“We care about our kids and want them tobe safe on the roads,” said Public Safety Coordinator Veronica Martinez. “It’s importantthey learn about the consequences of distracteddriving before getting behind the wheel.”

Taught by trained law enforcement deputies,START SMART teaches young drivers about thedangers of distracted driving – texting and driving, eating in the car and driving under theinfluence. Through graphic video presentationsand hands-on driving simulators, students learnthat focusing only on driving when you are behind the wheel can save lives.

Following the class, each teen is presented a certificate of completion along with a custom-designed key-chain bearing the theme of theTeen Safe Driving Program, which will serve asa reminder each time he or she starts the car. For more information about the Sheriff’s STARTSMART program, visit www.sdsheriff.net/startsmart.

SAN MARCOS has one of San Diego County’s lowestcrime rates

Public safety is on top of the City’s priority list and the Sheriff’s Department takes a no-nonsense approach to fighting crime in San Marcos.

San Marcos continues to be one of the safest cities in San Diego County, and in2014 the community continued to see a drop in crime rates. By embracing information-led policing, deputies have been able to work smarter and utilize resources more efficiently.

Crime prevention is an important element of public safety, and to that end the Sheriff’s Department works closely with Mental Health Systems to assist at-risk, criminally inclined youth. The Community Oriented Policing Unit developed the RESPECT mentorship program aimed at helping our most at-risk teens. By investing in the community and in our schools,deputies work directly with teens to help getthem back on the right track and heading towards a brighter future.

These efforts are paying off. Over the past year, Part 1 crime in

San Marcos dropped by nearly 10%. Thesecrimes include murder, assault, robbery, burglary and theft of motor vehicles and high-value property.

The fight against crime never goes away,and the City remains committed to infusing innovative crime-fighting solutions into itslong-term plan and becoming safer every year.

Prescription drug drop-offDo you have unwanted, unused or expired prescription drugs collecting dust in your

house?Community members are welcome to anonymously dispose of unwanted medications

at the San Marcos Sheriff Station, 182 Santar Place, Monday through Friday between 8 am and 5 pm. Safe disposal of these items keeps them out of landfills and our watersupply.

For more information about the San Diego Sheriff’s prescription drug take-back program, please visit www.sdsheriff.net/prescription-drugs/dropbox.html.


Emergency response training offered in San Marcos

The City of San Marcos, in partnership with Palomar College, will be sponsoring a tuition free, five-part Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training series beginning in September.

Almost a year ago, a devastating wildfire in San Marcos burned hillsides andhomes, catching the nation’s attention and reminding us of the importance of emergency preparedness.

CERT training includes courses in fire safety, terrorism, basic disaster responseskills and disaster medical operations. These skills prepare CERT members to helpthemselves and their family members, neighbors or coworkers during crisis events.

Culminating in a disaster response scenario, successful CERT graduates will receivea certificate of completion and an invitation to join the San Marcos CERT team. CERTteam members are issued equipment kits and attend periodic Saturday morning training refresher sessions and participate in rescue drills with the San Marcos FireDepartment.

Together, the San Marcos CERT team and an educated community is a vital piecein the survival and recovery of our region in the event of a disaster.A complete class schedule will be posted at www.san-marcos.net when available.

For enrollment information, call the San Marcos Fires Department at (760) 744-1050,ext. 3410.

San Marcos’ nationally recognized Poolside CPR program returns

The City’s fire and community services departments have joined forces to offer the nationally recognized Poolside CPR program to equip residents with hands-only CPR skills.

Lifeguards and firefighters will demonstrate and guide practice sessions for pool visitors throughout the swim season. Poolside trainings will be held over the summer at Las Posas Pooland Woodland Park Pool. Because trained professionals are rarely the first at an incidentscene, the Poolside CPR program aims to empower pool patrons to take action to save a life if needed.

Drowning is still a leading cause of accidental death in many age groups, and the ultimate benefit of the CPR training is safer San Marcos residents in, on and around the water.

For more information, call San Marcos Community Services at (760) 744-9000.

Children can drown without a soundTips for staying safe inand around the water

With summer right around the corner, the San Marcos Fire Department reminds residents of the importance of water safety atany age, especially for residents with children.

With no warning or splashing sounds, childrencan drown without a sound. Drowning can happenvery quickly and in less than one inch of water,so filled bathtubs, swimming pools, wadingpools, hot tubs and even buckets of water andsinks can be dangerous.

Follow these simple tips to stay safe in andaround water this summer:

Bathroom: Never leave a baby unattended in thebath. If you must answer the telephone or door,don’t rely on an older sibling to watch the baby.Never use a bathtub seat or supporting ring without constant adult supervision as the seatcan overturn or a baby may slip out into thewater. Install a toilet-lid locking device and keepbathroom doors closed at all times.

Pool: If you have a pool in your backyard, installfencing at least four feet high on all sides of thepool, as well as a self-closing and self-latchinggate with a lock that's out of a child's reach.Consider installing a pool alarm and cover andremove toys from the pool when children are finished swimming.

Ocean: If you are at the beach, lake or otherlarge body of water, stay near a lifeguard, learnCPR and keep a phone close. To learn moreabout water safety, call (760) 744-1050, ext. 3410.

Residents urged to cut water


use this summerAs summer approaches, the Vallecitos Water District (VWD) is calling for increased

conservation efforts, especially outdoors by asking residents and businesses to reconsiderkeeping or installing turf grass.

Studies have shown that a typical lawn requires more than 37 gallons of water per year, persquare foot, and when establishing new turf, that number can almost double. With annual landscape irrigation representing almost 50 percent of San Diego County’s residential waterusage, turf grass is expensive, water intensive and high maintenance.

This summer, residents should consider planting low-water use plants and reducing turf area.Reducing each irrigation cycle for lawn or landscape by one to three minutes from the normalsummer schedule can save 15-25 gallons for each minute. Eliminating one irrigation cycle perweek can save up to 250 gallons per cycle.

In addition to following VWD’s water use restrictions, there are many other ways to conservewater. Residents and businesses should test irrigation systems for leaks, breaks and misalignedsprinkler heads to ensure that irrigation systems operate efficiently. For homeowners, this cansave up to 20 gallons a day per sprinkler head, and business parks, multi-family housing unitsand large landscape areas can save even more.

For more information about water-use restrictions, along with details about drought conditionsand conservation-related resources, visit www.vwd.org.

City does its part to conserveduring unprecedented droughtWith California facing continued water shortfalls and more water conservations requirements

anticipated, the City of San Marcos has actively implemented several water saving measures. The actions taken below will remain in place until drought conditions improve.

Splash pad and fountain closures: Splash pad water features at City parks will remain closeduntil drought conditions improve. By closing the splash pads, the City anticipates saving between8,100 and 12,150 gallons of water per day. City Hall’s two fountain features have also been shutoff until drought conditions improve.

Reducing irrigation schedules: The City has adjusted irrigation schedules and cut back on watering in all San Marcos parks and other landscaped public spaces such as center medians,street parkways and trails by 20 percent.

High-efficiency sprinklers: Over the last year, the City’s Public Works Department installed nearly1,400 new rotator nozzles in turf areas and medians. Five new SMART controllers covering 7.5acres were also installed to make real-time adjustments based on weather information to avoidwater waste.

Native/drought tolerant plants: Native and/or drought tolerant plants are used extensively innew public space landscaping projects.

Irrigation water audits: Certified City staff perform water audits of existing maintenance projectsand public parks to improve irrigation efficiency.

H2O

To report water waste, call the City’s Public Works Department at (760) 752-7550,ext. 3331 or visit www.san-marcos.net/reportaconcern. For more informationabout planned City conservation measures,visit www.san-marcos.net/drought.


Civic Center front lawn to transforminto water-wise landscaping

To go the extra water-saving mile, the City of San Marcos will betransforming the Civic Center front lawn along San Marcos Boulevardinto a water-wise landscape this summer.

Instead of water intensive, high maintenance turf, residents willsee an oval-shaped border with meadow grass and succulents orperennials. Higher efficiency sprinkler technology with drip irrigationand high-efficiency nozzles will also be put in place.

These changes, paid for in part by funding from the Water Security, Clean Drinking Water, Coastal and Beach Protection Act,will reduce water use and minimize run-off into the streets while creating a beautiful space for City Hall visitors.

On March 7 City officials and residents gathered to re-open Double Peak and Ridgeline Trails and Stone Canyon after the 2014wildfires left hillsides charred.

“The restoration work hasbeen critical to making thetrails safe for hikers,” saidDeputy Public Works DirectorJim Chafe. “With new railingsand re-leveled pathways, theareas bear little resemblance to how they looked just daysafter the May wildfire.”

Fixes to Stone Canyon included 100 tons of pathwaydamaged by the firefighting efforts with hundreds of feet of fencing repaired or replaced. TheCity also replaced 1,900 feet of brow ditch, the concrete drainageditches that run alongside the trail. To the east, on a trail adjacentto Twin Oaks Valley Road, restoration work included replacing landscape irrigation and replacing some 120 oak trees withsaplings.

The restored eight miles of trail are part of the City’s Master Plan to build 104 miles of trail through the canyons to connect thecommunity.

For more information about San Marcos trails and parks, visitwww.san-marcos.net.

andDouble Peak

Ridgeline Trailsreopen to residents

Dog cleanup stations help keepSan Marcos clean

Over the past year, the City has received more than 360,000 free dog litter bags for 28 “adopted” cleanup stations located throughout San Marcos to

give residents the resources to clean up after pets.Not only is it the law, but cleaning up after pets helps keep parks

and trails clean for the enjoyment of all residents and visitors.For more information, call San Marcos Community Services at

(760) 744-9000.

Leash Law Reminder When you are out and about with your four-legged

friends enjoying the many parks and other outdoor activities San Marcos has to offer, remember that dog owners must keep their animal(s) on-leash at all times.

Safety is the City’s primary concern and dogs that run free in parks and on trails may encounter snakes, opossums, mountain lions or poison oak. Keeping your dog on a leash can also prevent disturbance of wildlife habitat and limit personal liability.

Ultimately, keeping your four-legged family member on-leash is the law and owners can be cited and/or finedfor compliance failure.


Winners from the 2015 “Best of San Marcos” photo contest were announced on March16. Photographers of all skill levels and ages were encouraged to submit photos of howthey see San Marcos’ beauty from nature to recreational activities to points of interest.

Winning entries will be used in City publications or promotional material, including theCity’s website.

First place winners received $50 in San MarcosBucks used towards one session of enrichment camps or specialty classes put on by the City. Secondplace winners received $25 in San Marcos Bucks redeemable towards thesame.

Photos were judged by apanel of City representativesand members of the San Marcos Arts Council.

2015 photo contestwinner announced

Rock, Blues and BBQFestival planned forJune

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First place winner – “Mission Sports Park at Sunset” by Kristin Connelly

Second place winner – “Day at Discovery Lake” by Ruben Espinoza

The San Marcos Rock, Blues and BBQFestival will return to Walnut Grove Park onFriday, June 5, from 5 to 9 pm and Saturday,June 6, from 12 to 8 pm for two days ofsoulful music and tasty BBQ.

The annual event, co-presented by theCity of San Marcos and Allen’s Wrench, willfeature music from acoustic guitar toChicago-style old school blues, to rock ofthe ‘60s and ‘70s. Bands slated to play at the festival include Surf’s Up, Missy Anderson, Bill Magee Blues, Stoney BBlues, Woodstock Mud, Earl Thomas andCraig’s Band.

In addition, the Friends of San MarcosParks and Recreation will sponsor a beerand wine garden. Local beer from StoneBrewery, Markstein Beverage Co. and morewill be available for sale.

Sponsorship opportunities are still available. Please see page 13 for ticketprices and additional information or visitwww.san-marcos.net/specialevents.

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Wood House Gardens in Woodland ParkConcerts begin at 7:30 pm (Gates open at 6 pm)

$6/presale | $8/at the door | $25/Season Pass | Free/children under 12

Purchase presale tickets at San Marcos Community Center, at the San Marcos Senior Center or at www.san-marcos.net/register up to oneday before each concert. Bring beach chairs or blankets for lawn seating.Snacks available for purchase or bring your own. More band information atwww.san-marcos.net/specialevents.

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SPECIAL EVENTS

San Marcos Community ServicesThe City of San Marcos Community Services Department

is committed to serving and enriching our community

by creating and providing parks, trails, facilities and

exceptional programs that support and enhance the

quality of life.

San Marcos Community Center3 Civic Center DriveSan Marcos, CA 92069(760) 744-9000

Office Hours:Monday - Friday: 8 am - 7 pmClosed: May 25, July 4, September 7

Parks and RecreationMaster Plan Update Meetings

Make your voice heard! The City of San Marcos is currently updatingthe Parks and Recreation Master Plan to create a clear vision for thefuture of the community. Your input is needed to help guide theprocess. If you would like to contribute to this effort, please plan toattend one of the workshops listed below.

Public Workshop #1 Public Workshop #2Wednesday, May 13 Tuesday, June 236 - 7 pm 6 - 7 pmSan Elijo Rec Center San Marcos Community Center1105 Elfin Forest Road 3 Civic Center DriveSan Marcos, CA 92078 San Marcos, CA 92069

Gino and the Lone GunmanVintage Rock & RollSaturday, May 16

IncendioExotic World FusionSaturday, June 27

Soul DiegoRhythm & Blues / MotownSaturday, July 25

Kanan RoadCalifornia Southern RockSaturday, August 22

Tony SuraciOutlaw CountrySaturday, September 12

San Marcos

Sponsors: Rotary Club of San Marcos and Meridian of Lake San Marcos

Incendio

Kanan Road

Tony Suraci

Soul Diego

Gino and the Lone Gunman

Save gas and time, register online at www.san-marcos.net 13

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The Goonies PGSaturday, August 8Cerro De Las Posas Park & Pool Pre-show activities start at 6 pm.Movie starts at dusk!Bring beach chairs or blankets for lawn seating.

The City of San Marcos presents

Thursday Concerts in the GardensWood House Gardens in Woodland ParkConcerts begin at 6:30 pm (Gates open at 6 pm)

Safety OrangeBeach Rock ReggaeThursday, July 23

Tower ThreeSouthern California Beach PopThursday, August 13

Bring beach chairs or blankets for lawn seating. Picnics welcome. Bandinformation at www.san-marcos.net/specialevents.

June 5 & 6Walnut Grove Park

TicketsPresale: Friday: $10

Saturday: $15 | Two-day: $20Presale tickets available until June 3.Single-day tickets will be $10

more at the gate.Two-day tickets not available at gate.

Children under 12 are free.Food/drinks not included in ticket price.

Beer and wine garden provided by Friends of San Marcos Parks and Recreation. Bring beach chairs or

blankets for lawn seating. No outside alcohol, glass or EZ Ups allowed.

FREE PARKING. For more information or presale tickets, visit

www.san-marcos.net/specialevents.

Friday, June 55 to 9 pm (Live music starts at 6 pm)

Mike’s BBQ

Surf’s Up Beach Boys Tribute

Missy Andersen Soulful Blues

Saturday, June 6 | Noon to 8 pmBBQ Fest

Craig’s Band Rock of the 60s and 70s

Bill Magee Blues San Diego’s “Hardest Working Men of the Blues”

Woodstock Mud Classic Rock

Earl Thomas with Tribal Love PartySophisticated Contemporary Blues

Stoney B Blues Chicago and “Old School” Blues

Free

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Hearth RotatingArt Gallery

San Marcos Community CenterOpen for FREE public viewing

Monday through Friday, 8 am to 7 pm

Local artists can display their art for 60-day periods in the Hearth Rotating Gallery. San Marcos artists are givenexhibit space priority, however, all artists and photographersare welcome to apply. Artwork must be ready to hang andsuitable for family viewing. For more information, please call(760) 744-9000, ext. 3503 or visit www.san-marcos.net.

4 pm Saturday, August 8to 9 am Sunday, August 9Families will pitch tents on the grass at

Walnut Grove Park.

$15 per personHot dog dinner and continental breakfast included.

Register by Friday, July 31 atwww.san-marcos.net/familycampout

Rain orShine!

Arts & Crafts • Outdoor GamesFlashlight Hike • Campfire Songs & S’mores

Family FunBring beach chairs or blankets for lawn seating. Carnival games, jumpees and food sales on site.

Display funded entirely by donations from the businessesand citizens of San Marcos. To contribute, please sendyour tax-deductible donations to:

San Marcos 4th of July Fund3 Civic Center DriveSan Marcos, CA 92069

Children can dress for the occasion as tea (juice) is served at the historic Wood House. Childrenwill have the opportunity to paint a teacup, bake a scone, make a daisy tote bag and play a Victorian game. Great for Girl Scout troops, play dates and birthdays.

Historic Wood Housein Woodland ParkSaturdays or Sundays 10 am to noon or 2 to 4 pmAges 4 to 12 years • $12 per child

Book your party today!www.san-marcos.net/teaparty

Youth Drama ProgramSan Marcos Community Center

AUDITIONSYouth ages 7 to 17 are invited to audition for Theatre West shows.

SLEEPING BEAUTYPerformances: May 1, 2 and 3

Friday at 7:30 pm, Saturday at 2 and 6 pmand Sunday at 2 pm

THE WIZARD OF OZAuditions: Monday, May 4

Performances: June 4, 5, 6 and 7Thursday and Friday at 7:30 pm,

Saturday and Sunday at 2 and 6 pm

$10 Adult | $7 Youth, Student and SeniorSaturday matinees | $7 for all ages

Tickets available at the door.For more information about auditions or

performances, visit www.san-marcos.net/theatrewest.

San Marcos Community CenterFEP events start at 6 pm on Wednesdays

Space is limited; pay online or via telephone at(760) 744-9000. Registration closes on the

Monday prior to each activity. Activities are gearedtoward children ages 3 to 12 years and their

immediate family members.$3 per activity.

Jeweled Candle Holders | May 13Homemade Ice Cream | June 10

Tie Dye | July 8Summer Photo Frames | August 12


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Qualifications and applications

available on

www.san-marcos.net.

Deadline to apply is

Monday, May 11 at 5 pm.

Group Rates Available!Open Recreational SwimLas Posas Pool (LP) 1387 W. Borden Rd.(760) 599-9783

Features an attached wading area for younger children and the“Sprayground,” an interactive water play area with buckets of water spilling to the deck and jets spouting into the air.

March 28 to May 9Sat. 1 - 4 pm

May 16 to June 17M-F 2:30 - 5:30 pmSat., Sun. and Holidays 1 - 5:30 pm

June 18 to August 30M-Sun. and Holidays 1 - 5:30 pm

August 31 to September 7M-F 2:30 - 5:30 pmSat., Sun. and Holidays 1 - 5:30 pm

September 12 to October 25Sat. and Sun. 1 - 4 pm

Woodland Pool (WP) 671 Woodland Parkway(760) 746-2028

Home of “The Loop,” a 50-foot long waterslide. The diving wellhas 1-meter and 3-meter boards.

May 28 to June 17M-F 2:30 - 5:30 pmSat., Sun. and Holidays 1 - 5:30 pm

June 18 to August 30M-Sun. and Holidays 1 - 5:30 pm

August 31 to September 7M-F 2:30 - 5:30 pmSat., Sun. and Holidays 1 - 5:30 pm

Daily drop-in admission: $5Resident, group and nonprofit organization discounts available!First visit of the 2015 season will include annual membership with additional $1/person cost. Parentor guardian must be present forminor’s registration and waiver signature. Please bring identificationfor proof of residency. Sending yourchild with a guardian? Registration forms available online at www.san-marcos.net/aquaticORS.

Party, Party, Party!Exclusive use of the city aquatics facilitiesis open to groups and individuals duringunscheduled pool times. We can cater toall your event needs – birthdays, scoutingevents, soirées, etc. – aquatics inflatableavailable for your exclusive event!

For availability or special requests, email [email protected].


AQUATICS

Family Swim NightsExplore the pool after dark. Join us Saturday nights for movies,games and warm water fun.6 to 9 pm | $5 per person

July 11 Wild West Water Bonanza WPAugust 8 Pirate Night and Goonies Movie LPSeptember 12 Superhero Saturday WPOctober 10 Spooktacular Splash LP

Friday Night Inflatable ZoneCome laugh, splash and play with us on our giant inflatable. The inflatable zone will be set up every Friday night of the summer. See www.san-marcos.net/aquaticevents for other scheduling for our new aquatic inflatable.6 to 9 pm | $5 per person

SP�SH PASSSP�SH PASSUse at both pools for all Open Rec Swim, General Lap Swim, Friday Night Inflatable Zone and Family Swim Nights. Receive discounts on all aquatic programs. Purchase online, at the pool during scheduled Open Rec Swim or

at the San Marcos Community Center. Family (up to 5 members): $250Resident discounts available. Additional family members $45. Individual and practice passes also available.


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AQUATICS PROGRAMSSummer Aquatics RegistrationOnline www.san-marcos.netAquatic Facilities During Open Rec SwimSan Marcos Community Center Monday - Friday, 8 am - 7 pm

Spring Assessment DayDrop by for a swim test! We will be able to assess your level placement as well as complete the Open Recreational Swim Testearly and waive the $1 membership fee. Swim tests prior to lessonregistration minimize the possibility of uncertainty, transfer fees orheadaches. Swim lesson assessments also available during openrecreational swim.

Saturday, May 16Las Posas Pool 1 - 4 pm FREE

Youth AquaticsParent and Child Aquatics | Ages 6 mo. - 3 yrs.Children are introduced to basic skills that lay a foundation to helpthem learn to swim. Parents are taught how to safely support theirchild and how to prepare their child to participate with confidence.

Preschool Learn-to-Swim | Ages 3 - 5 yrs.Level 1 - Provides an introduction to the most elementary aquaticskills. At this level, children start developing good attitudes and safepractices around the water.

Level 2 - Offers children further success with fundamental aquaticskills performed at a slightly more advanced degree. Most skills inthis level are performed with assistance, but it marks the beginningof independent aquatic locomotion skills.

Level 3 - Provides additional guided practice of basic aquatic skillsat a slightly higher performance level with greater distances andtimes. Skills at this level are performed independently.

Learn-to-Swim | Ages 5 - 12 yrs.Level 1: Introduction to Water Skills - Stresses personal watersafety and basic skill development.

Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills - Marks the beginning of truelocomotion skills. Participants develop simultaneous and alternatingarm and leg actions that lay the foundation for future strokes.

Level 3: Stroke Development - Builds on the fundamentals of treading water with an introduction to the scissors and dolphinkicks. Participants swim the front crawl and elementary backstroke. Passing Level 3 is equivalent to passing our Open Rec Swim Test.

Level 4: Stroke Improvement - Improves skills and increases endurance by requiring that students swim familiar strokes (frontcrawl and elementary backstroke) for greater distances.

Level 5: Stroke Refinement - Refines performance of all strokes(front crawl, back crawl, butterfly, breaststroke, elementary backstroke and sidestroke) and increases distances.

Lesson SchedulesMorning and evening classes offered. For detailed informationand registration, visit our website.

Lesson days Beginning

Saturdays | 5 weeks May 30, July 11, Aug. 15, Sep. 19

MW | 3 weeks June 1, June 22, July 13, Aug. 3, Aug. 24

TTH | 3 weeks June 2, June 23, July 14, Aug. 4, Aug. 25

M-F | 1 week June 22, June 29, July 6, July 13,July 20, July 27, Aug. 3, Aug. 10,Aug. 17, Aug. 24

Early Bird, Splash Pass, resident discounts available. Schedulesubject to change. Classes may be canceled if minimum enrollment is not met.

AquaticsOnline Detailed schedulesand more information for all Aquatics Programs areavailable at www.san-marcos.net/Aquatics.

Specialty Aquatic Programsand other programming featured online

Private LessonsInfant & Toddler Survival SwimmingScout Badge ProgramsSwim TeamJr. GuardAdult Learn-to-SwimAqua Zumba

OUTDOOR ADVENTU

RES Outdoor Adventures

Old Creek Ranch/Canyon Trail/Carlsbad ConnectionSaturday, May 2 | 9 am (sign-in at 8:30 am)Hike the trails north and west of San Elijo Park including Old Creek Ranch and CanyonTrails. The 4-mile hike is rated moderately difficult. A challenging, 7+-mile hike withfast and slower groups will also be offered. Meeting location: San Elijo Park/Recreation Center, 1105 Elfin Forest Road.33 05.998 N, 117 12.125 W

Reptiles and Amphibians Day*Saturday, May 30 | 10 - 11:30 am | $3/FREE to Friends membersSusan Nowicke, educator and reptile specialist for Escondido Humane Society, leadsan informative program with live reptiles, amphibians and other crawling animals.Learn about the care and behavior of exotic pets. Meeting location: Jack’s Pond Park (Nature Center), 986 La Moree Road.

San Dieguito River Park/Santa Fe ValleySaturday, June 6 | 8 am (sign-in at 7:30 am)Take an easy-to-moderate hike southwest along the San Dieguito River. There is a 3- or5-mile hike with an elevation gain of 350'.Meeting location: Del Dios Highway. Turn south at Lemon Twist Fruit Stand just east ofCalle Ambiente. 32 02.397 N, 117 09 411 59 W

Insects Day*Saturday, June 27 | 10 - 11 am | $3/FREE to Friends membersSusan Nowicke will teach you about bug safety, beneficial vs. harmful bugs, pesticideuse and the responsibilities of owning insects as pets. Meeting location: Jack’s Pond Park (Nature Center), 986 La Moree Road.

San Dieguito River Park/Lagoon TrailSaturday, July 11 | 8 am (sign-in at 7:30 am)This easy, 6.5-mile round trip hike will offer views of the San Dieguito River and tidalmarshes. Bring binoculars for birding. A 3-mile hike is also offered.Meeting location: From Via de la Valle, east of I-5, turn south on San Andres Driveand park. 32 58.769 N, 117 14 847 W

Project Wildlife/Bird Basics for Kids*Saturday, July 18 | 10 - 10:45 am | $3/FREE for Friends membersMeet a live bird ambassador from Project Wildlife. Children can explore hands-ondisplays of feathers, nests, and make a bird feeder. Meeting location: Jack’s Pond Park (Nature Center), 986 La Moree Road.

San Elijo LagoonSaturday, August 1 | 8 am (sign-in at 7:30 am)Hike the mostly flat trail along the south side of San Elijo Lagoon from El Camino Realin Rancho Santa Fe to N. Rios Ave. in Solana Beach. A 3- or 7-mile hike is offered witha 375' elevation gain.Meeting location: El Camino Real south of La Orilla, Rancho Santa Fe.33 00 587 N, 117 14 382 W

Junior Ranger DaySaturday, August 15 | 9 am to 1 pm | $3/FREE to Friends membersExplore Jack’s Pond with a ranger and learn about local plants and animals. Guidedhikes start at 9, 10 and 11 am. Visit the nature center to make a craft.Meeting location: Jack’s Pond Park (Nature Center) 986 La Moree Road.

* Recommended for ages 5 and up; children should be able to sit quietly duringthe presentation and must be accompanied by an adult. Reservations required.

986 La Moree RoadFREE on weekends • 9 am to 12 pm

Reservations required for groups of 25 or more.

The nature center offers hands-on nature study,hikes and a curriculum-based outdoor educationprogram. It is the perfect place for a school field

trip, birthday party or scout meeting.

Group Reservations AvailableGroups must pay for a minimum of 25.One free adult leader per 10 paid.

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization

Membership supports parks and recreation programs and facilities. Annual fee is

$25 per household. Join today!Visit www.friendsofsanmarcos.org.

To make a reservation at Jack’s Pond Nature Center or to RSVP to an Outdoor Adventure,

please call (760) 744-9000, ext. 3508.

Volunteer Park & TrailRangers WantedMinimum Requirements:• Have an interest in performing volunteer work

• Be at least 18 years old

• Have a valid driver’s license

• Enjoy the outdoors

Please call (760) 744-9000, ext. 3535.

WANTED: San Marcos AmateurRadio Club members (SMARC)

For more information, please contact Laura at

[email protected].


Adventure camp operates during non-school times and offers childrenKindergarten through 6th grade the opportunity to participate in creativeprojects, games, field trips and specialevents. Camp meets Monday through Friday from 7 am to 6 pm at Jack’s PondRecreation Center. Participants bring asack lunch daily, afternoon snack is provided.

Daily Camp Cost:$23 (R), $28 (NR)

10% sibling discount; $35 annual registration fee. Full payment is due

at time of registration.

LEADER IN TRAINING (LIT)This is a program for teens ages 13 to 15 yearsold. LIT participants will assist camp staff with activities while learning valuable leadership skills.LIT is offered Monday through Friday from 7 am to 6 pm during camp. Registration procedure is the same as camp registration.

Weekly LIT Cost: $100 (R), $115 (NR)


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Summer Camp pre-registration: April 27 to May 4

Parents come to the San Marcos Community Center during the pre-registration time to fill outpaperwork and pay the annual $35 registrationfee. Parents then receive online registration information. Paperwork must be completed prior to online registration.

June 18 & 19 | School’s OutCelebrate summer with friendship lanyards, kickball and a visit to WoodlandPark pool.

June 22 to 26 | We Are All SuperheroesCampers will dress up as superheroes, run through a super obstacle course andhelp catch the evil villain.

June 29 to July 3 | Family Teamwork ChallengeCampers will be divided into teams and each day will participate in differentchallenges where they must work together to win.

July 6 to 10 | Cartoon DaysCampers will have the opportunity to share their knowledge about Mickey and allhis friends. They will create Lion King masks, dress up as their favorite characterand “Go the Distance” in relay races.

July 13 to 17 | Commotion in the OceanCampers will learn about the ocean and its creatures, create their own octopusesand play the iceberg challenge and the Sharks & Minnows games.

July 20 to 24 | Pirates vs. NinjasCampers will dress up as pirates or ninjas, look for buried treasures and makeninja masks.

July 27 to 31 | Wizard WondersCampers will learn magic tricks, make magic wands and be visited by a magician.

August 3 to 7 | Musical Medley MadnessCampers will get their groove on with a musical talent show, learn new campsongs and dance the week away.

August 10 to 14 | Neighbors Around the WorldCampers travel around the world through art, games and imagination. Each daywill take campers to a new country.

August 17 to 21 | California AdventuresCampers will learn about California while locating major cities, creating a statemap and playing North vs. South.

August 24 to 28 | Wild Water WorldCampers will celebrate the end of summer with all things water including waterballoons, sponge games and a water bucket relay.

Summer Swim CampIn addition to regular activities, all campers at the Woodland Park Recreation Center swim daily.Campers must be able to swim. Summer Swim Camp is offered Mondaythrough Friday from 7 am to 6 pm.Daily Swim Camp Cost: $25 (R), $30 (NR)

Classes Held At:San Marcos Community Center (CC)San Elijo Recreation Center (SE)Woodland Park Recreation Center (WP) no summer session

Pre-registration

Session Dates

Birth Date Requirements(no exceptions)

Session Cost

Spring 2015

Now Enrolling!

April 6 to June 1911 weeks

MWF - Born on or beforeApril 6, 2011

TTH - Born on or before April 6, 2012

MWF (KR) $543 | TTH $330

PRIORITY REGISTRATION: Children enrolled in the Spring 2015 session will receive priority registration for the Summer 2015 session. Children MUST attend the entire session to receive priority registration. If a participant withdraws or receives a refund for ANY reason,priority status will be forfeited. There will be no priority registration for the Fall 1 session.

Summer 2015

June 1 to 9

June 29 to Aug. 147 weeks

MWF & TTH –Born on or beforeJune 29, 2012

MWF $316 | TTH $211

Class Times:9 am to 12 pm, MWF (KR) or TTH1 to 4 pm, MWF (KR) or TTH

PRESCHOOLERS

Raggedy Ann & Andy Preschoolers Programis a recreational enrichment program for children ages three to five years. The program focuses on socialization skills with an introduction to academic concepts. Five sessions are offered throughout the year: Summer, Fall 1, Fall 2,Winter and Spring. Children learn social skills while participating in arts andcrafts, music and movement, storytelling, outdoor play and learning fun!

Monday/Wednesday/Friday Kindergarten Readiness (KR) Classes These classes are designed for children ages four to five years who are preparing for Kindergarten. The curriculum includes activities to enhance math and reading readiness skills.KR classes are not offered during the Summer session.

Tuesday/Thursday Classes These classes are designed for children ages three to four years who are fully potty-trained.These classes focus on socialization with an introduction to basic academic concepts.

Registration Procedure New parents come to the San Marcos Community Center, 3 Civic Center Drive, during the pre-registration time to fill out a registration paperwork. Parents then receive registration information and an online registration date. All necessary paperwork must be completed beforeregistering online. An original birth certificate and proof of residency via a current utility or property tax bill are required. There is a $35 annual family registration fee and a 10% discount for siblings. The NON-RESIDENT fee is $50 per child, per session.


Fall 1 2015

August 3 to 11

Aug. 24 to Oct. 3011 weeks

MWF – Born on or beforeSept. 1, 2011

TTH - Born on or before Aug. 24, 2012

MWF (KR) $498 | TTH $301

Fall 2 2015

October 5 to 13

Nov. 2 to Dec. 187 weeks

MWF – Born on or beforeNov. 2, 2011

TTH - Born on or before Nov. 2, 2012

MWF (KR) $326 | TTH $196

San Marcos Community Center or San Elijo Recreation CenterChildren will enjoy a night of games, crafts, pizza and movies. Program is supervised by trained recreation leaders.

May 8 • June 19 • July 17 • August 146 to 10 pm • 4 to 12 years

$20 per child; $5 sibling discount.Register in advance at www.san-marcos.net/funfridays.

SERVICES

Lunch for Seniors | Mon. - Fri. | 11:30 amNutritious lunches are served weekdays at the Senior Center.Please make reservations in advance by calling (760) 744-5535.Under 60 $5/meal60+ $4/meal (donation)

Transportation for SeniorsVan transportation for the lunch program is provided for lessagile seniors. Free taxi vouchers are available for medicalappointments for seniors living within the city limits.

Other ServicesThe Senior Center offers additional services such as AARP safedriving classes, eye, hearing, dental and blood pressure checks,HICAP, caregiver support groups, legal services and taxpreparation assistance.

Activities

BingoWed. 12:45 - 3:30 pm $6

Prize BingoMon. 12:15 - 1:30 pm $1

Creative WritingThu. 1 - 4 pm $40/month

Cultural DiscoveriesTue. 1 - 2:30 pm $5/class

Spanish - IntermediateWed. 3:15 - 4:15 pm $3/class

Book ClubFri. (1st) 1 - 3 pm $1/class

Life Story Video ClassApril 23 - May 28Thu. 10 - 11:30 am $30/6 classesPlease call Wendy Holstrom for more informationand to register: (619) 333-0171.

Cards

Bridge PlayTue. 10 am - 1 pm $1 GVFri. 12:15 - 3:30 pm $1 SC

CanastaT/TH 12:15 - 3 pm $1 SCSun. 12:45 pm $1 GV

Duplicate BridgeTue. 5:30 pm $1 SCTue. 6:30 pm $1 GVWed. 11 am $1 GV

MahjonggTue. (American) 12:15 - 3:30 pm $1 SCTue. (Chinese) 12:15 pm $1 SCFri. (Chinese) 12:15 pm $1 SC

Mahjongg LessonsTue. (Chinese) 12:15 pm $1 SC

San Marcos Senior CenterSenior programs and activities available to thoseaged 50+. All activities and classes are held atSan Marcos Senior Center unless otherwise noted.

San Marcos Senior Center (SC)111 Richmar Avenue | (760) 744-5535Monday through Friday: 7:30 am to 4:30 pmClosed Holidays: May 25, July 3, September 7

Westside Senior Center at Grandon Village (GV)1605 Grandon Avenue | (760) 744-5535Open only for scheduled programs.

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Cards (continued)

PinochleTue. 12:15 - 3 pm $1 SCThu. 12:15 - 3 pm $1 SCFri. 12:15 - 3 pm $1 SC

Hand & FootFri. 4 pm $1 GVSun. 12:45 pm $1 GV

BuncoFri. (3rd) 1 - 3 pm $2 GV

Crafts

CeramicsMon. 1 - 4 pm $10/month

Creative MemoriesMay 16, June 13, July 11, Aug. 8, Sep. 19, Oct. 10Sat. 10 am - 6 pm $10/class

Mixed MediaMon. 9 am - 12 pm $45/8 weeks

NeedlecraftFri. 12:15 - 3:30 pm $1

QuiltingTue. 11 am - 8 pm $1

Watercolor ArtFri. 9 am - 12 pm $45/8 weeks

WoodcarvingTue. 8 - 11 am $1

Computer

Ballroom Dances (Live music)2 - 4 pm | $5 per person

May 21, June 18, July 16, Aug. 20, Sep. 17

Dance

Line Dance - ImproverWed. 11 am - 12:15 pm $4/class

Line Dance - IntermediateMon. 2 - 3:30 pm $4/class

Social Dance LessonsThu. 2 - 3 pm $35/10 weeks

TapperciseWed. 4 - 5 pm $32/month

5 - 6 pm $32/month

Tap Dance ClubWed. 2-3:45 pm $25/mo. or $10/class

Soul Line DancingSat. 8:30 - 10 am $5/class

Introduction to ComputersFri. (1st & 3rd) 10 am - 12 pm $5/class

Open LabMon. 9 am - 12 pm $5/classTue. (Appt.) 9:30 - 11:30 am $5/class

Oasis classes are offered at the San MarcosSenior Center. Check the Oasis catalog for a listof classes and times.


SAVE THE DATE!

SENIORS

BIC Fair Saturday, October 3 | 10 am - 2 pmat the Senior Center

Exercise

Hula ExerciseThu. 12:45 - 1:45 pm $4/class

Positively FitMWF 8:30 - 9:30 am $36/month

Stretch and StrengthWed. 9:30 - 10:40 am $4/drop-inM/F 9:45 - 10:45 am $24/month

YogaMon. 5:30 - 6:30 pm $5/classT/TH 8 - 9 am $3/class*T/TH 9 - 10 am $3/class

Tai ChiMon. 1 - 2:10 pm $25/month GVWed. 10 - 11:10 am $25/month SCSat. 10 - 11:10 am $25/month GV

Chair ChiFri. 11:30 am - 12:30 pm $2/class GV

Chair YogaWed. 11:30 am - 12:30 pm $3/class*

THRIVE ExerciseM/T/TH/F 11:30 am - 12:30 pm $3/class*

Zumba FitnessT/W/TH 5:30 - 6:30 pm $5/class

Zumba GoldT/TH 10:15 - 11:15 am $3/class*

Laughter YogaWed. 12 - 1 pm $1

*SilverSneakers

Music

Choral Sing-AlongTue. 10:15 - 11:15 am $3/class

UkuleleMon. 9 - 9:30 am Beg. $2/class

9:30 - 11:15 am Int. $2/classTue. 9 - 11:30 am $25/monthWed. 9:15 - 11:15 am $3/class

OrganMon. 9:15 - 11 am $40/10 lessons

SENIORS

Senior EventsAll senior events are held at San Marcos Senior Centerunless otherwise noted.

Intergenerational Dance ClassesFor seniors who want to share their love of dance withchildren/grandchildren with or without developmentaldisabilities. Teacher: Caroline Boomeyer, InternationalRoyal Academy Dance

Saturdays 10 am - 1 pm $66/6 weeks

Parking Lot Sale*Saturday, May 2 | 7:30 am to 12:30 pmSenior Center parking lot | $20/space

Food, Fun, Fandango*Friday, July 17 | 5:30 to 8 pmSenior Center parking lot | $5Tickets can be purchased at the senior center. Proceeds help sustain the senior nutrition program. *For more information, please contact Catherine Manis(760) 744-5535, ext. 3606 or [email protected].

TripsThe Trailblazers Travel Club sponsors trips for seniors. For more information, call (760) 744-5535, ext. 3609,Monday through Friday, 9 am - 1 pm.

2015 Trips:Arizona Gem Tour, BransonFest in Mesquite, NV, DeathValley, Yosemite, Sequoia, Mackinac Island, ColoradoSprings, British Isles Cruise, Oregon Trails, Reno,Lake Tahoe, Grand Canyon, Sedona, Laughlin, PanamaCanal and Palm Springs.

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SPORTS

SportsF.H. “Corky” Smith Gymnasium274 Pico Avenue | (760) 744-9494Office Hours: Monday - Thursday: 9 am - 7 pm (9 pm on league nights)

Every Friday: 9 am - 7 pmClosed Holidays: May 25, July 3 and 4

MAIN GYM SCHEDULE

Mon. - Fri. 8:30 am - 1:45 pm CSUSM Basketball Practice (through 4/30/15)

Mon. - Fri. 2 - 4 pm Special Use RequestsMon. - Fri. 4 - 6 pm Club Basketball PracticesMon./Tue. 6 - 9:30 pm Adult Basketball LeagueWed. 6 - 9:30 pm Adult Volleyball Program/LeagueThu. 6 - 9:30 pm Adult Basketball League/

Club Basketball PracticesFri. 5 - 9:30 pm Youth Club Basketball League Games/

Open Play Basketball

Schedules subject to change

WEST GYM SCHEDULE

Mon. - Fri. 9 am - 1 pm Special Use Requests/Pickleball/Volleyball

Mon. - Fri. 1 - 4 pm San Marcos Boys & Girls ClubMon. - Fri. 4 - 6 pm Club Basketball PracticesMon./Tue./Thu. 6 - 9:30 pm Adult Basketball LeagueMon./Wed. 10 am - 12:30 pm Adult Volleyball Open PlayWed. 6 - 10 pm Adult Volleyball ProgramTue./Thu./Fri. 8:30 am - 12 pm Adult Pickleball Open PlayFri. 5 - 10 pm Youth Club Basketball League

Courts & Sports serves as the information center forboth youth and adult sports programming offered year-round throughout the community. City adult athleticprograms offer a wide variety of sports with league playfor almost every level and ability. Reservations and permits for most city/school athletic fields are also issued here. Community groups and individuals may reserve sport sites when available. For more information,call or visit the community sports office at the gymnasium.

Open Play Fees:15 and younger* $116 - 20 (with current student ID) $221 and older $3*Youths under the age of 12 must be accompanied bya parent/guardian or a sibling 14 or older.

PickleballExercise and have fun while playing this exciting tennis-likegame.

Tue./Thu. 8:30 am - 12 pm

Open Play VolleyballMon./Wed. 10 am - 12:30 pm

Kino’s Soccer SchoolHave your toddler/preschooler start their soccer career with one of North County’smost experienced youth coaches. With Kino, your child will work on participating in agroup, developing motor skills, having fun and burning off some good energy! Register online at www.san-marcos.net/register or at the Corky Smith Gymnasium.Location: Sunset Arena | Cost: $100 ($95 early bird price)

Tuesdays | 10 - 10:45 am May 5 - June 9; June 16 - July 21

Fridays | 10 - 10:45 amMay 8 - June 12; June 19 - July 31 No class 7/3

Youth Sports DirectorySan Marcos AYSO (Soccer) Region 127(877) 233-2976www.sanmarcosayso.orgPrimary season: August - November

San Elijo AYSO (Soccer) Region 1505www.sanelijoayso.orgPrimary season: August - November

San Marcos Youth Soccer (SMYS)(760) 621-0650www.sanmarcosyouthsoccer.orgPrimary season: August - November

FC Sol Youth Soccerwww.fcsolsoccer.orgPrimary season: August - November

San Marcos Pop Warner (Football)(760) 978-9521www.sanmarcospopwarner.orgPrimary season: August - November

San Marcos AYF (Football)(760) 747-4542www.sanmarcosayf.comPrimary season: August - November

San Marcos Youth Basketball(877) [email protected] season: November - February

San Marcos Girls Softballwww.sanmarcosgirlssoftball.comwww.playsoftball.orgPrimary season: February - June

San Marcos Youth Baseball(760) 300-5506www.sanmarcosyouthbaseball.comPrimary season: February - June

COURTS & SPORTS | (760) 744-9494

SPORTS

Adult Leagues/ProgramsFor all sports other than volleyball, participants must register as a team. Registration packets are available at the gym. Registration is on a first-come basis. Teams are encouraged to register early, as space is limited. Contact thesports office for more information.

Adult Basketball LeagueMen’s Div. II - VII / Women’sSummer: Registration: Monday, May 4 - Thursday, May 21Tentative League Start Date: Week of June 1Fall: Registration: Monday, August 3 - Thursday, August 20Tentative League Start Date: Week of August 31Games will be played Mon./Tue. (Thu. evenings if necessary)$325/team (R), $390/team (NR) plus officials’ fees of $37 per game.

Adult Softball LeagueCoed and Men’sSummer: Registration: Tuesday, May 5 - Friday, June 5Tentative League Start Date: Week of June 14Fall: Registration: Monday, August 10 - Monday, August 31Tentative League Start Date: Week of September 8Games will be played Monday - Friday evenings and late afternoon on Sundays.$400/team (R), $480/team (NR) plus officials’ fees of $24 per game.

Adult Arena Soccer LeagueCoed, Men’s and Women’sSummer: Registration: Tuesday, May 5 - Thursday, May 21Tentative League Start Date: Week of June 1Fall: Registration: Tuesday, August 4 - Thursday, August 27Tentative League Start Date: Week of September 8Games played at Sunset Park.$400/team (R), $480/team (NR) plus officials’ fees of $28 per game.

Summer Volleyball ProgramInstructor: Dick Leatherman Coed ages 16 & up | Limited to the first 48 to register.Registration: Monday, May 4 - Wednesday, June 3Program Dates: June 3 - July 29For further information, email [email protected], 6:30 -10 pm$55 (R), $65 (NR)

This is a unique four-person coed volleyball program that includes a short instructional period each week. Final acceptance into the program is at the discretion of the program coordinator based upon each participant’s skill level.


ENRICHMENT CLASSES / SPECIALTY CAMPS

Enrichment Classes/Specialty Camps

FIVE EZ WAYS TO REGISTER FOR ENRICHMENT CLASSES OR SPECIALTY CAMPS

1. ONLINE at www.san-marcos.net/register.Online registration is available 24 hours a day for most programs.

2. IN-PERSON: Visit the Community Center, 3 Civic Center Drive,Monday through Friday from 8 am to 7 pm.

3. FAX: Registration form can be found at www.san-marcos.net/classes.Fax to (760) 752-1328.

4. EMAIL: Registration form can be found at www.san-marcos.net/classes.Email to [email protected].

5. MAIL: Registration form can be found at www.san-marcos.net/classes.Mail to City of San Marcos, 3 Civic Center Drive, San Marcos, CA 92069.

Processing fees are included in all advertised prices. These non-refundable fees apply to online and in-office transactions. Participants wishing to drop a class/camp must contact San Marcos Community Services at (760) 744-9000, ext. 3501. Refunds mustbe requested before the third class of a session and will be given on a prorated basis.

CLASS LOCATION KEY

SMCC Community CenterCP Connors ParkHP Hollandia ParkLPC Las Posas Tennis CourtsMP Mulberry ParkSEP San Elijo ParkSERC San Elijo Recreation CenterWGB Walnut Grove Barn

Early Bird Prices are available for most classes up to seven days before a session begins. Does not applyto specialty camps.

FREE TRIALfor first-time students

Do you want to try a class before committing to an entire session?This option is now available for classes withthis logo.

Trial classes are subject to the same requirements as regular classes (see individual class listings for details). Classesare sometimes canceled due to low enrollment – call no more than 24 hours inadvance for availability. A liability releasemust be signed with the instructor beforeparticipating. Does not apply to specialtycamps.

FREE TRIAL

Instructors Needed!San Marcos Community Services is currently seeking

contractual instructors. If you have a special talent

or skill that you would like to share, go to www.san-marcos.net/classes for more information and an application.

Sorry... but sometimes excellentclasses with super instructors are canceled if everyone waits until the last minute to

register. Please register early to avoid disappointment.

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!It is highly recommended that you register at least three working days before the start of each camp. Camps may becanceled if minimum enrollments are not met by then.

IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED THAT YOU REGISTER AT LEAST THREE WORKING DAYS BEFORE THE START DATE OF EACH CAMP. CAMPS MAY BE CANCELED IF MINIMUM ENROLLMENTS ARE NOT MET BY THEN.


SPECIALTY C

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Register by May 30 and receive a $20 discount on any camp!

Bricks for KidzInstructor: Bricks Staff Location: SMCC Cost: $148; 20% sibling discount.

Teenage Brick Turtles | 5 - 9 yrs.Practice engineering as you build courageous turtles and theirwise Japanese rat sensei, Master Splinter. After a treacherous dayof crime fighting, don’t forget to give the turtles a break to enjoy apizza down in their sewer dwelling under the city. Let’s build andplay... Brick Turtle Style! $10 material fee due to instructor.M - F | 9 am - 12 pmJune 22 - 26

Pocket Brick Monster | 6 - 11 yrs.Tap into your inner engineer as we build Dratini, Picachu, PokeBalls and more. Bring your Pokemon® trading cards if you wish toplay and trade at the end of each day. $10 material fee due to instructor.

M - F | 9 am - 12 pmJuly 13 - 17

Let’s Get Frozen | 5 - 9 yrs.The camp consists of Brick Building, Engineering with LEGOS®and exciting take-home crafts. Participants will make a motorized horse and sleigh like Sven, erupting snow, Blizzards in aBottle and even special characters like Anna, Elsa and Olaf. $10material fee due to instructor.

M - F | 9 am - 12 pmJuly 20 - 24

Black Diamond Builder | 11 - 14 yrs.Join us for a week of engineering challenges and a day or two of robotics and computer programming. Here’s your chance to showoff your skills. You may even help us come up with a new modelthat we will use in future classes! $10 material fee due to instructor.

M - F | 1 - 4 pmJuly 27 - 31

GEARS 2 ROBOTS

Instructor: G2R Staff Location: SMCC Cost: $153

Visual Programming | 8 - 14 yrs.You and your partner will use National Instruments’ NXT-GLabView to learn the basics of programming and code robots to solve fun challenges!

M - F | 9 am - 12 pmJuly 6 - 10

RobotC Programming | 8 - 14 yrs.You and your partner will code robots to solve fun challenges using Carnegie Mellon University’s RobotC!RobotC is a subset of the ubiquitous C and C++ programming languages.

M - F | 1 - 4 pmJuly 6 - 10

Air-Powered Machines | 8 - 14 yrs.Use the invisible force that is air pressure to move various mechanisms like magic! You and your partner will create machines that can move, grab and swing byusing a combination of switches that allow your creationsto come to life!

M - F | 9 am - 12 pmAugust 10 - 14

Battle Bots | 8 - 14 yrs.Build and program LEGO MINDSTORMS® robots to compete in exciting games against one another! In competitions ranging from Sumo Bots to Zombie Tag, see how your skills stack up against the rest!

M - F | 1 - 4 pmAugust 10 - 14

Clash of the Bricks | 7 - 11 yrs.It’s time for battle Bricks 4 Kidz style! Experience the thrill of battling barbarians, greedy goblins, powerful PEKKAs and wildwall breakers. $10 material fee due to instructor.M - F | 1 - 4 pmAugust 3 - 7


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IncrediFlixInstructor: IncrediFlix Staff Location: SMCC Cost: $149; 20% sibling discount.

Minecraft Flix | 7 - 13 yrs.Let your imagination be your guide as you turn the popular videogame into an exciting Minecraft world made out of paper! Usingstop-motion animation you will bring Steve and friends to life. Students will write, storyboard, shoot and add voice-over in age-appropriate groups. Flix available for download one month aftercamp ends. $30 material fee due to instructor.M - F | 9 am - 12 pmAugust 10 - 14

Animation Flix | 7 - 13 yrs.Each day you’ll use a new style of stop-motion, combining favorites from the past with new styles! It’s the ultimate arts andcrafts camp where students create, direct and film their movies inage-appropriate groups. Flix avaliable for download one monthafter camp ends. $30 material fee due to instructor.

M - F | 1 - 4 pmAugust 10 - 14

Minecraft & Animation Combo Flix | 7 - 13 yrs.Registration discount and lunch supervision provided to thosewho register for a full day of IncrediFlix camps! Bring your ownsack lunch. $60 material fee due to instructor. Cost: $265

M - F | 9 am - 4 pmAugust 10 - 14

Instructor: Mad Science Staff Location: SMCC

Mad Science All-Stars | 5 - 10 yrs.Learn about famous scientists and inventors as you build superstructures, create volcanic eruptions and examine rocks formedfrom volcanic magma. Soar high above as you build a kite and experiment with lift, aerodynamics and air pressure. Discover thesecret behind the stars and make a star chart. Take home projectsinclude: magnetic soccer game, rocket racer, star locater and more.Cost: $128; $50 material fee due to instructor.

M - F | 9 am - 12 pmJuly 6 - 10

Anatomy Academy | 6 - 11 yrs.Mad Science is on a mission to fascinate campers with the innerworkings of the human body. Children will use ooey gooey ingredients to build a model cell and test their own traits to decode and decipher DNA. Mad mucus, canister canons andfoamy fat will thrill all junior chemists! Take home a body apron,digestor inspector, dynamic DNA and more! Cost: $128; $50 material fee due to instructor.

M - F | 9 am - 12 pmJuly 20 - 24

Little Green Thumb | 4 - 5 yrs.Learn about soil, seeds and sprouts, examine fruits, vegetables,plants and leaves; and learn about the interesting variety of creatures that live in and help your garden grow. Take home projects include a radish plant, sun visor, bean necklace, veggieplacemat and bug bracelet. Cost: $128; $50 material fee due to instructor.

M - F | 9 am - 12 pmAugust 3 - 7

Robot Recruit | 5 - 9 yrs.Campers will become robot engineers and programmers as theybuild a unique motorized robot that transforms into four uniquecreatures, each increasing in difficulty. Experiment with circuits,gears, sensors and power supplies. Experiment with sound sensing, line tracking and solar-powered robots. Take home projects include EM4 Robot, Bugbot, Robot Hand and more! Instructor: Angus McClean Location: LPC Cost: $159

Cost: $144; $55 material fee due to instructor.

M - F | 9 am - 12 pmAugust 17 - 21




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Play-Well TEKnologiesInstructor: Play-Well Staff Location: SMCC Cost: $185; 20% sibling discount.

4Lit t leCOOKS

Instructor: Janet Burgess Location: SMCC Cost: $159; $20 material fee due to instructor.

Kids in the Kitchen Cooking Camp8 - 12 yrs.Chef Janet Burgess will lead classes in preparing typicalAsian and Mexican meals as well as Italian and breakfastgoodies. Children will prepare three meals each day whilegaining nutrition knowledge, learning kitchen safety andacquiring an appreciation for home cooking. Camp endswith an Iron Chef-inspired cook-off.

M - F | 11 am - 2 pmJuly 27 - 31

Pre-Engineering: Mine, Craft, Build using LEGO®5 - 6 yrs.Use LEGOs® to build engineer-designed projects such as a motorized Creeper, a portal to the Nether and a moving Minecart!Whether you are new to Minecraft and LEGO® or a seasoned veteran, you’ll be hooked on the endless creative possibilities.

M - F | 9 am - 12 pmJune 29 - July 3

Engineering FUNdamentals: Mine, Craft, Buildusing LEGO® | 7 - 12 yrs.Build a motorized walking Creeper, a terrifying Ghast and a motorized Minecart! This project-based camp combines the basicformat of our core engineering-themed programs. Students will explore real-world concepts in physics, engineering and architecture while building their favorite Minecraft objects. Students will have a blast, even without any prior experience.

M - F | 1 - 4 pmJune 29 - July 3

Jedi Engineering using LEGO® | 5 - 6 yrs.Young Jedi will defeat the Empire by designing and refining LEGO®X-Wings, R2-units and settlements on far-flung edges of thegalaxy. Imagination and engineering combine to create motorizedand architectural projects such as energy catapults, shield generators and defense turrets.

M - F | 9 am - 12 pmJuly 27 - 31

Jedi Master Engineering using LEGO® | 7 - 12 yrs.Build complex machines and structures based on the best designs from a galaxy far, far away. Projects include LEGO X-Wings,AT-AT walkers, Pod Racers, Star Destroyers, Cloud Cities, settlementsand fortresses. Play-Well’s Jedi instructors reinforce key engineering concepts such as gear trains, worm drives and more.

M - F | 1 - 4 pmJuly 27 - 31

Arimaw ProductionsInstructor: Arimaw Staff Location: SMCC Cost: $138

Top Chef | 7 - 13 yrs.Campers will learn how to make several delicious and fun dishes.Meals are prepared and our restaurant opens at the end of theweek for family and friends! This camp features delectable competitions with plenty of challenges.

M - F | 9 am - 12 pmJune 29 - July 3

Cartoons and Cooking | 6 - 10 yrs.Campers will create cartoons focused on cooking and learn tocook food that will make them strong and ready to tackle all villains.

M - F | 9 am - 12 pmAugust 3 - 7

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ArtMonart: Mixed Media Workshop | 7 - 12 yrs.Students will use multiple medias to create exciting pieces of art.Students will learn the highly acclaimed Monart drawing method,along with tips on how to use various mediums.Instructor: Vivian Matchett Location: SMCC Cost: $159

M - F | 1 - 4 pmJuly 13 - 17; July 20 - 24

MusicStar Media Arts Camp | 8 - 12 yrs.This camp focuses on contemporary music production and therecording arts as well as audio-visual production and the marriageof picture and sound. Bring your appetite for technology and learnabout some of today’s most exciting careers.Instructor: MusicStar Staff Location: SMCC Cost: $153; $30 material fee due to instructor; 20% sibling discount.

M - F | 9 am - 12 pmJuly 13 - 17

SpyWorkz Photography | 8 - 12 yrs.From covert observations and wildlife photography to visual artistsutilizing street photography, the essence of spy photography isrecording candid moments of life. Learn more about this “slice oflife” photography in this fun camp.Instructor: CreativeBrain Staff Location: SMCC Cost: $153; $30 material fee due to instructor; 20% sibling discount.

M - F | 1 - 4 pmJuly 13 - 17

Painting Like the Masters | 6 - 8 yrs.Move through the history of art over the past 150 years by creating paintings in the styles of Master Artists whose visionschanged the face of art. Students will learn about different artforms and experience age-appropriate hands-on painting. Instructor: Vivian Matchett Location: SMCC Cost: $138; $20 materials fee due to instructor.

M - F | 1 - 4 pmJune 29 - July 3

Dragonfire DesignsInstructor: Robin Satori Location: SMCC Cost: $148; 20% sibling discount.

Everything 3D | 7 - 12 yrs.We’ll pound, build and sculpt our way to art with three dimensions!Projects will range from classic sculptures to modern installations.Campers will create works of art from clay and other mediumssuch as recyclable items, wire and more. Please bring a smallsnack and drink.

M - F | 1 - 4 pmJuly 3 - 10

Jewelry Design | 7 - 12 yrs.Children will be introduced to interesting colors and textures whileimproving eye-hand coordination, small muscle development andpattern-making skills. Each day, campers will create beautiful jewelry and work on special themed projects. $10 material feedue to instructor.

M - F | 1 - 4 pmJuly 20 - 24

Pastel, Paint, Pencils & More | 7 - 12 yrs.Young artists will compare the qualities of oil and chalk pastels asthey learn about negative space, drawing with perspective andshading techniques. Campers will explore a variety of classicalartists’ styles through painting and drawing projects. Please bringa small snack and drink.

M - F | 1 - 4 pmAugust 3 - 7

SportsArchery Camp | 9 - 16 yrs.Bullseye! Join this Olympic-style archery camp and learn how toshoot a bow and arrow from three-time national archery championTara Folz. Learn the basic skills of the sport, range safety andequipment handling. Each day includes a drill and skill followedby fun, friendly competitions. All equipment is provided. Closed-toe shoes required. Instructor: Tara Folz Cost: $117

M - F | 9:30 - 11:30 am | Location: SEPJuly 13 - 17M - F | 9:30 - 11:30 am | Location: HPJuly 27 - 31M - F | 10 am - 12 pm | Location: HPAugust 17 - 21

Intro to Horses & Horseback Riding5 - 14 yrs.Learn about the many facets ofhorses in this camp. Activities include a riding lesson each day, caring for horses, horse-related crafts and games. Learning, exercising and making horse andhuman friends are the basics of Ride RDM’s camp program. Instructor: Ride RDM Location: Ride RDM at Deer SpringsEquestrian Cost: $449

M - F | 10 am - 2 pmJune 22 - 26; July 13 - 17; August 3 - 7



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Kid City Sports Camp | 4 - 7 yrs.Kid City Sports will cover five sports in the weeklong camp. Twosports will be played each day including soccer, football, fieldhockey, basketball and t-ball/baseball along with exciting obstaclecourses and races. Coaches will implement unique drills to learnand improve the skills and technique of each sport. Please bringplenty of water, a snack and lunch.Instructor: Kid City Coaches Cost: $138; $10 sibling discount

M - F | 9 am - 12 pmJune 22 - 26 | Location: CPAugust 17 - 21 | Location: SEP

SpecialtyArimaw ProductionsInstructor: Arimaw Staff Location: SMCC Cost: $138

Rockets and Flight | 6 - 10 yrs.At this camp, we will explore everything that flies. We will buildplanes, helicopters and flying balloons. Camp will culminate withthe building of a rocket that will be launched on the last day ofcamp.

M - F | 1 - 4 pmJune 22 - 26

Star Wars | 5 - 8 yrs.Your child will make new friends and have lots of fun while playinggames, learning trivia and creating Star Wars-inspired arts andcrafts.

M - F | 9 am - 12 pmJuly 27 - 31

Bollywood Dance Camp | 7 - 12 yrs.First there was Hollywood, now there is Bollywood, an East Indiansensation. At this camp, we will learn dance moves, makescarves, study the culture and present a final project for friendsand family.

M - F | 1 - 4 pmAugust 3 - 7

Kendama/Yo Yo Camp | 6 - 14 yrs.Campers will hone their skills playing with this traditional Japanesetoy. Kendama comes from two words meaning spike and ball. Ifyou don’t have a Kendama, don’t worry – you will go home withyour own special toy. You will also learn some special drills andtricks with a Yo Yo.

6 - 9 yrs. | M - F | 9 am - 12 pm10 - 14 yrs. | M - F | 1 - 4 pmAugust 17 - 21

Kidz Love Soccer Camp | 4.5 - 8 yrs.Learn and practice soccer skills including dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting and defense. Everyone is a winner as theweek’s fun culminates in an age-appropriate “World Cup” tournament. All campers will receive a soccer ball and Kidz LoveSoccer jersey. Bring a full water bottle and a snack. Wear shinguards. Soccer shoes and sunscreen are recommended. Instructor: Kidz Love Soccer Staff Location: MP Cost: $126

M - F | 9 am - 12 pmLevel 1 | 4.5 - 6 yrs.Level 2 | 7 - 8 yrs.June 29 - July 3; August 24 - 28

Tennis Camp | 7 - 12 yrs.Learn a sport that children can love and play for a lifetime.Campers will learn the fundamentals of tennis along with strokeproduction, footwork, strategy and point play through fun gamesand friendly competition.Instructor: Tole Marinkovic Location: LPC Cost: $159

M - F | 4 - 6 pmJuly 6 - 10; August 24 - 28

Intro to Fencing | 7 - 14 yrs.This camp is for students interested in the sport of fencing. Students will learn the basics of fencing through games, fun activities and the history of the sport.Instructor: Sergey Kobzar Location: Golden Sabre Academy,133 Newport Dr. in San Marcos.Cost: $132; 20% sibling discount.

M - F | 10 am - 12 pmJuly 20 - 24; August 3 - 7; August 17 - 21

Coast to Coast Irish Soccer | 4 - 12 yrs.Your child will learn soccer skills from enthusiastic IRISH collegesoccer players. Age appropriate curriculum includes engaging soccer games and World Cup scrimmages. Gifts included: Irishsoccer jersey, an awesome green soccer ball, wristband and certificate. Groups are split up by age.Instructor: Coast to Coast Staff Location: CP Cost: $159; 20% sibling discount.

M - F | 9 am - 2 pmJuly 20 - 24

Early ChildhoodParent & ChildParents, grandparents or caregivers are required to participate in all parent/child classes.

My First Art Class by Get Smart with Art | 2 - 4 yrs.These carefully designed lessons for children ignite the imaginationand encourage skill development. Each class introduces a newartist or art technique, and each child leaves with a framed pieceof art. Children sculpt, paint, draw and print to create truly uniqueartwork. Join at anytime. Instructor: Vivian Matchett Early Bird Fee: $55/4 weeksStandard Fee: $60/4 weeks

Wednesdays | 10 - 10:45 am | Location: SMCCMay 6 - 27Wednesdays | 4 - 4:45 pm | Location: SMCCJune 3 - 24; July 8 - 29; August 5 - 26Fridays | 10 - 10:45 am | Location: SERCMay 1 - 22

Mom & Tot Jump and Tumble | 1.5 - 3 yrs.Toddlers will rock and roll in this fun, interactive class. Your littleone will enjoy the interaction with other children while they jumpon trampolines, balance on beams and more. Join at anytime. Instructor: Robbie Ash Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $73/6 weeks Standard Fee: $78/6 weeks20% sibling discount.

Wednesdays | 10 - 10:40 amMay 6 - June 10

Mommy & Me Ballet and Play12 - 36 monthsThis introduction to dance and movement is perfect for toddlersand pre-walkers. Children will improve coordination and socialization, learn ballet basics and play instruments. Ballet slippers optional. Join at anytime. Instructor: Robin Satori Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $67/6 weeks Standard Fee: $72/6 weeks; siblings half off!

Thursdays | 10:15 - 11 amMay 14 - June 18; July 9 - August 13


EARLY CHILDHOOD / ART

Exploring my ABC’s by Kid City | 2 - 4 yrs.Games, songs, story time, crafts and activities will be used tointroduce toddlers to five letters per session with emphasis onone letter per week. Join up to the 3rd week of each session. Instructor: Darsey Smrt Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $59/5 weeks Standard Fee: $64/5 weeks

Tuesdays | 10:45 - 11:30 amMay 12 - June 9; June 16 - July 21 No class 7/7

Preschool Prep by Kid City | 2 - 4 yrs.This structured year-round program emphasizes early academics,socialization and creativity. Classes will focus on one letter, shape,number and color per week. Classes will also include calendar timeand interactive activities. Join up to the 4th week of each session. Instructor: Darsey Smrt Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $169/8 weeks Standard Fee: $174/8 weeks

Tuesdays | 9 - 10:30 amMay 19 - July 14 No class 7/7

Reading Ready by Kid City | 3.5 - 5 yrs.This pre-reading program is for children who have mastered letter recognition and sounds. The class will focus on sight wordrecognition and the blending of letter sounds through activitiesand games. Special reading and writing activities will be incorporated into each session. Join up to the 3rd week of eachsession. Instructor: Darsey Smrt Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $69/5 weeks Standard Fee: $74/5 weeks

Tuesdays | 1 - 1:45 pmMay 12 - June 9; June 16 - July 21 No class 7/7

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ArtArt Outside the Lines | 8 - 11 yrs.Children are instructed in classic drawing, painting, fiber arts andsculpture. Individualized instruction focuses on different styles, levelsand creative expression. Join at anytime.Instructor: Robin Satori Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $67/6 weeks Standard Fee: $72/6 weeks

Thursdays | 5 - 5:50 pmMay 14 - June 18; July 9 - August 13

Painting Like the Masters byGet Smart with Art | 6 - 8 yrs.Students will participate in projects that will explore artistic stylessuch as impressionism, expressionism, abstract, fauvism and classicism while learning about the artists who made these stylesfamous. Join at anytime. $10 materials fee due to instructor.Instructor: Vivian Matchett Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $55/4 weeks Standard Fee: $60/4 weeks

Tuesdays | 5:30 - 6:30 pmMay 5 - 26; June 2 - 23; July 7 - 28; August 4 - 25

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DanceAdult Ballet | AdultsImprove strength, flexibility, coordination and balance. Practicebasic barre exercises, stretches and center combinations whiledancing to beautiful music. Ballet/jazz shoes required. Join at anytime. Instructor: Cindy Ahler Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $59/7 weeks Standard Fee: $64/7 weeks

Mondays | 7 - 8 pmMay 11 - June 29; July 13 - August 24 No class 5/25

Tuesdays | 6:45 - 7:45 pmMay 12 - June 23; July 14 - August 25

Ballet Folklorico5 yrs. - AdultsThis class promotes the study, preservation and enjoyment of dance and music from different states of The Republic of Mexico.Join at anytime. Instructor: Luis Oceguera Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $30/4 weeks Standard Fee: $35/4 weeks$5 sibling discount.

FridaysMay 1 -22; June 5 - 26; July 3 - 24; August 7 - 28Youth Beginner | 5 - 6 pmYouth Int./Adv. | 6 - 7 pmAdult Beginner | 7 - 8:30 pmAdult Int./Adv. | 7 - 8:30 pm

Classical Ballet | 3 - 9 yrs.Classes are designed to introduce children to the artistry of ballet.Games and visual analogies are used to teach balance, rhythm,coordination and basic ballet steps. A black leotard, pink tightsand pink leather ballet slippers are required.Instructor: Allyson Barkdull Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $59/5 weeks Standard Fee: $64/5 weeks20% sibling discount.

MondaysMay 4 - June 8; June 29 - July 27; August 3 - 31 No class 5/253 - 4 yrs. | 3:15 - 4 pm5 - 6 yrs. | 4 - 4:45 pm7 - 9 yrs. | 4:45 - 5:45 pm

Pre Ballet | 3 - 4.5 yrs.In this class, young dancers learn ballet basics in preparation fortraditional studio ballet. Ballet slippers preferred. Join at anytime.Instructor: Robin Satori Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $67/6 weeks Standard Fee: $72/6 weeksSiblings half off!

Thursdays | 11 - 11:45 amMay 14 - June 18; July 9 - August 13

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Belly Dance: Basic-IntermediateAdultsLearn feminine dance moves to Middle Eastern music. Great fortoning, flexibility and core muscle strength. Basic and intermediatesteps/choreography will be taught. Join up to the 2nd week ofeach session.Instructor: Vicki Deriso Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $40/4 weeks Standard Fee: $45/4 weeks

Thursdays | 7:35 - 8:30 pmMay 7 - 28; June 4 - 25; July 9 - 30; August 13 - September 3

Clogging | Adults*Come out and see why clogging is such a great family activity.Partners not required. Wear smooth soles, low-heeled shoes andcomfortable clothing. *Children under 14 years of age may be accepted with instructor approval.Instructor: Mary Gasteiger Location: WGB Cost: $45/6 weeks or $10 drop-in

Wednesdays | 6 - 9 pmJune 10 - July 15 No classes from 7/22 - 8/26

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Champion YouthInstructor: Champion Youth Staff Location: SMCCRegister at first class. Join up to the 4th week of session. $8 registration fee due (included in “pay in full” price)

Cheerleading | 4 - 15 yrs.Learn arm motions, formations, voice projection, cheers, chantsand dance movements. Students progress in skill level withcontinued enrollment. Cost: $92/12 weeks or $8 per class

Fridays | June 19 - September 11 No class 7/34 - 8 yrs. | 4:30 - 5:10 pm9 - 15 yrs. | 5:15 - 5:55 pm

Hip-Hop Dance | 6 - 15 yrs.Learn the fundamentals of hip-hop with an emphasis on rhythm,coordination and timing. Cost: $99/13 weeks or $8 per class

Tuesdays | June 16 - September 86 - 9 yrs. | 5 - 5:40 pm10 - 15 yrs. | 5:45 - 6:25 pm

Self-Defense/Karate | 4 - 15 yrs.Emphasis is on the development of verbal and physical skills required for self-defense. Students progress in rank and earnbelts. Cost: $99/13 weeks or $8 per class

Thursdays | June 18 - September 10All New Students | 5 - 5:40 pmYellow Belts and Above | 5:45 - 6:25 pm

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CLASSES THAT DO NOT MEET MINIMUM ENROLLMENT24 HOURS BEFORE THE FIRST CLASS OF A SESSION MAY BE

CANCELED. ALL CLASSES ARE ONGOING.

HulaInstructor: Frana “Auntie Kahanoa” Floresca Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $43/4 weeks Standard Fee: $48/4 weeks20% sibling discount. One-time $25 materials fee due to instructor. Students may be placed in different age group based on skill. Join at anytime.May 4 - June 1; June 8 - 29; July 6 - 27; August 3 - 24 No class 5/25

Toddler/Preschool Hula & Tahitian | 2 - 4 yrs.Toddlers/preschoolers are introduced to Hula and Tahitian danceand language in a playful environment, using implements such asshells, sticks, stones and gourd drums. They are also introduced toMaori poi-ball dance.

Mondays | 4:45 - 5:30 pm

Elementary Hula & Tahitian | 5 - 12 yrs.This introductory class provides children the basics of Hula andTahitian language and dance using implements such as shells,sticks, stones and gourd drums. They are also introduced to Maori poi-ball dance.

Mondays | 5:45 - 6:45 pm

Hula & Tahitian | Teens & AdultsThis class concentrates on a strong foundation in Hula and OriTahiti (Hawaiian and Tahitian dance) through basic training including language, drumbeats, steps, movement, posture, bodystrengthening, choreography and performance skills.

Mondays | 7 - 8:30 pm

Kinderdance ProgramsPrograms blend educational concepts with various forms of movement and dance. Each class is taught using lesson planswhich incorporate age-appropriate music and songs. Join at anytime. 20% sibling discount.Instructor: Trisha Brewer Location: SMCC

Kindertots | 2 - 3 yrs.Class is designed to develop the total child through gross motorskills, movement, creativity, physical development and bodyawareness while learning numbers, colors, shapes and songs. Ballet shoes required.Early Bird Fee: $43/4 weeks Standard Fee: $48/4 weeks

Fridays | 9:30 - 10 amMay 1 - 22; June 5 - 26; July 17 - Aug. 7; Aug. 14 - Sep. 4

Kinderdance | 3 - 5 yrs.This development-based program for new and continuing dancersintroduces the basics of ballet, tap and creative movement. Tapand ballet shoes required.Early Bird Fee: $51/4 weeks Standard Fee: $56/4 weeks

Level 1 | Fridays | 10 - 11 amMay 1 -22; June 5 - 26; July 17 - Aug. 7; Aug. 14 - Sep. 4Level 1 | Saturdays | 10 - 11 amMay 2 -23; June 6 - 27; July 18 - Aug. 8; Aug. 15 - Sep. 5Level 2 | Saturdays | 11:15 am - 12:15 pmMay 2 -23; June 6 - 27; July 18 - Aug. 8; Aug. 15 - Sep. 5

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Line Dance | AdultsBasics: Attain cardio fitness, muscular strength and flexibility asyou learn the core line dance steps. Five popular dances will beintroduced throughout the session.Intermediate: This fast-paced class is for students with prior experience. Five to seven popular line dances will be taughtthroughout the session. Join up to the 2nd week of each session.Wear shoes with leather, fabric or suede soles. Instructor: Vicki Deriso Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $40/4 weeks Standard Fee: $45/4 weeks

ThursdaysMay 7 - 28; June 4 - 25; July 9 - 30; Aug. 13 - Sep. 3Basics | 5:40 - 6:30 pmIntermediate/Advanced | 6:35 - 7:30 pm

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Dance To EvOLvEInstructor: Dance to Evolve Staff Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $110/8 weeks Standard Fee: $115/8 weeks

TuesdaysMay 5 - June 23; July 7 - August 25

Tiny Movers Tap/Ballet Combo | 3 - 4 yrs. | 3:50 - 4:45 pmThis energetic and expressive class teaches basic dance andmotor skills, musicality and rhythm.

Star ShinersTap/Ballet Combo | 4.5 - 6 yrs. | 4:50 - 5:45 pmThis gentle but structured class introduces curriculum goalsthrough movement that encourages self-expression and the development of coordination and listening skills.

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Fitness/SportsArchery | 9 yrs. - AdultsJoin this Olympic-style archery class and learn how to shoot a bowand arrow from three-time archery champion Tara Folz. Studentslearn the basic skills of the sport, range safety and equipmenthandling. Each class includes a drill and skill followed by a fun,friendly competition. All equipment is included. Join up to the 2ndweek of session.Instructor: Tara Folz Location: HPEarly Bird Fee: $92/6 weeks Standard Fee: $97/6 weeks

SaturdaysJuly 25 - August 29Youth Beg. (9 - 16 yrs.) | 9 - 9:55 am (shoot 8-10 yards)Youth Int. (10 - 16 yrs.) | 10 - 10:55 am (shoot 10-15 yards)Adult Beg./Int. (17+ yrs.) | 11 - 11:55 am (shoot 15-20 yards)

Tae Kwon Do | 4 - 13 yrs.Develop physical and mental discipline in this community-based,martial arts program. Students of all ages are welcome to train together to learn basic techniques in Tae Kwon Do, Hopkido, Yudoand self-defense. Join at anytime.Instructor: Mike King, 4th Degree Black Belt Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $45/month Standard Fee: $50/month(2x/week); 20% sibling discount. A white martial arts uniform isrequired and may be purchased from instructor for $20.May 5 - 28; June 2 - 30; July 2 - 30; August 4 - 27

New StudentsT/TH | 4:15 - 5 pm

Yellow Belts & AboveT/TH | 5 - 6 pm

Tai Chi Chuan | AdultsThis is a traditional 64-move Guang Ping Yang Tai Chi Chuan. Theclass includes warm ups with rotations, stretches and balance exercises in preparation for this active set of moves. Please bringa yoga mat. Join up to the 2nd week of each session. Instructor: Jo Presbury-Smith Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $50/8 weeks Standard Fee: $55/8 weeks

Wednesdays | 11 am - 1 pmMay 6 - June 24; July 1 - August 26 No class 7/29

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Fun ‘n Fit Bootcamp | 16+ yrs.This challenging workout class uses high and low intensity intervaltraining. As you shred fat and define your muscles, you will increase your energy level and strength. Exercise level is alwaysset at your own pace; your challenger is you! Join at anytime.Instructor: Patricia Boissy Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $34/4 weeks Standard Fee: $39/4 weeks

Tuesdays | 6:30 - 7:30 pmMay 5 - 26; June 2 - 23; July 7 - 28; August 4 - 25

Insanity | AdultsThis high-intensity workout combines cardio and plyometric drillswith intervals of strength, power and resistance and core training.Maximum-intensity is mixed with short periods of rest, so you burnup to 1,000 calories per workout. Modifications for all fitness levels. Join at anytime.Instructor: Carnel Ledet Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $34/4 weeks Standard Fee: $39/4 weeks

Wednesdays | 7 - 7:50 pmMay 6 - 27; June 3 - 24; July 1 - 22, August 5 - 26

Pound.Rockout.Workout | AdultsPound is a 45-minute, rock-out/workout using lightly weighteddrumsticks (Ripstix) to achieve a full body workout which combinescardio, strength training and Pilates. Ripstix are provided. Bringyoga/pilates mat. Join up to the 2nd week of the session.Instructor: Cynthia Demorest Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $45/7 weeks Standard Fee: $50/7 weeks

Wednesdays | 6 - 6:45 pmJune 3 - July 15; July 22 - September 2

Zumba | AdultsProgram combines Zumba (cardio/dance) with Zumba Toning(body sculpting). Join at anytime.Instructor: Patricia Boissy Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $34/month (2x/week) Standard Fee: $39/month (2x/week)Punch Card: $64/10 classes (expires 8/26/15)

M/W | 6 - 6:50 pmMay 4 - 27; June 1 - 29; July 1 - 27; August 3 - 26 No class 5/25

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Kid City Sports offers a variety of structured sports classesfocused on technique and skill in a fun and interactive setting. Positive encouragement and emphasis on goodsportsmanship help to maximize knowledge and love forthe game. All equipment provided. Please wear closed-toeshoes and bring a water bottle.Instructor: Kid City Instructors Location: SEP Early Bird Fee: $127/8 wks. Standard Fee: $137/8 wks.$10 sibling discount. Join up to the 3rd week of session.

June 27 - August 22 (Saturdays) No class 7/4June 25 - August 13 (Thursdays)

2-Sport Turbo | 5 - 6 yrs.*4 wks. each of soccer and t-ball. Enhanced fundamentalsand drills will be implemented.Saturdays | 8:15 - 8:55 am*4-year-olds accepted if participated in a previous Kid CitySports class.

2-Sport | 3 - 6 yrs.4 wks. each of soccer and t-ball.Saturdays | 9 - 9:40 amThursdays | 9:30 - 10:10 am

Multi-Sport | 3 - 6 yrs.2 wks. each of soccer, football, basketball and t-ball.Saturdays | 10 - 10:40 amThursdays | 10:15 - 10:55 am

Pee Wee & Me Sports | 2 - 3 yrs.(parent participation required)2 wks. each of soccer, football, basketball and t-ball.Saturdays | 10:45 - 11:25 amThursdays | 8:45 - 9:25 am

Gymnastics | 4 - 10 yrs.The self-directed, free choice format of this class allows studentsto choose their favorite activities each week. Skill developmentand simple progressions are emphasized as children work on thevault, bars, balance beam and tumbling mats. Join at anytime.Instructor: Robbie Ash Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $73/6 weeks Standard Fee: $78/6 weeks. 20% sibling discount.

Advanced Beginner | Wednesdays | 3:15 - 3:55 pmBeginner | Wednesdays | 4 - 4:40 pmMay 6 - June 10

Kidz Love SoccerInstructor: Kidz Love Soccer Coaches Location: MPEarly Bird Fee: $84/6 weeks Standard Fee: $89/6 weeksAll kids will receive a Kidz Love Soccer jersey. Join up to the 2ndweek of session.May 29 - July 10; July 24 - August 28 No class 7/3

Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer | 2 - 3.5 yrs.Your child will develop motor and social skills while participatingin the world’s most popular sport! Parents are part of the actionin this Mommy/Daddy & Me Soccer program.

Fridays | 5:45 - 6:15 pm

Tot/Pre Soccer | 3.5 - 5 yrs.Children will have fun and learn the basic techniques of the gamewhile building self-esteem and learning to follow instructions in anurturing environment. Shin guards are required after the firstmeeting.

Fridays | 5 - 5:35 pm

Soccer 1: Techniques & Teamwork | 5 - 6 yrs.Players will learn dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting and age-specific defense. Fun skill games will be played at every sessionand every participant will have a ball at his or her feet. Smallsided scrimmages will be gradually introduced. Shin guards arerequired after the first meeting.

Fridays | 4:15 - 5 pm

CLASSES THAT DO NOT MEET MINIMUM ENROLLMENT 24 HOURS BEFORE THE FIRST CLASS OF A SESSION MAY BE CANCELED.ALL CLASSES ARE ONGOING.


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TennisLocation: LPC Tennis racquet required. Join at anytime.Early Bird Fee: $76/6 classes Standard Fee: $81/6 classes.

Quick Start Ten & Under Tennis | 4 - 10 yrs.Learn the basic fundamentals of tennis with low pressure ballsand reduced court size.

Wednesdays | 5 - 6 pmMay 27 - July 1; July 15 - August 19

Junior Tennis | 11 - 17 yrs.Beginner: Students will learn the basics of tennis including stroketechnique and game fundamentals. Intermediate: This class goes beyond the basics and focuses onstrategy, footwork and point play.

Beginner | Tuesdays | 5 - 6 pmIntermediate | Tuesdays | 4 - 5 pmMay 26 - June 30; July 14 - August 18

Adult Tennis | 18+ yrs.Beginner: Students will learn the basics of tennis including stroketechnique and game fundamentals. Intermediate: This class goes beyond the basics and focuses onstrategy, footwork and point play.

Beginner | Tuesdays | 6 - 7 pmMay 26 - June 30; July 14 - August 18IntermediateTuesdays | 7 - 8:30 pmMay 26 - June 30; July 14 - August 18Wednesdays | 7 - 8:30 pmMay 27 - July 1; July 15 - August 19

Ladies Beginner Tennis | AdultsLadies will learn the fundamental tennis strokes in a group setting.

Wednesdays | 6 - 7 pmMay 27 - July 1; July 15 - August 19

YogaBring a yoga mat and wear loose clothing. Join at anytime.

Pre/Postnatal YogaEmphasis is on mindfulness, breathing and body awareness formoms at any stage of pregnancy and postpartum. Partners andbirth providers are welcome. Bring pillow and blanket. Instructor: Lisa Bandong Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $64/6 weeks Standard Fee: $69/6 weeks20% discount for partners/birth providers.Punch card: $60/5 classes (expires 8/13/15)

Tuesdays | 6:30 - 7:45 pmMay 19 - June 30; July 7 - August 11 No class 5/26Thursdays | 6:30 - 7:45 pmMay 21 - July 2; July 9 - August 13 No class 5/28T/TH | 6:30 - 7:45 pmEarly Bird Fee: $108/12 classes Standard Fee: $113/12 classes

Kundalini Yoga | AdultsThis Kundalini-style yoga class for all levels incorporates movement and meditation to help increase flexibility, buildstrength and balance hormones. Instructor: Aerial Anger Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $38/4 weeks Standard Fee: $43/4 weeks

Saturdays | 9 - 10:30 amMay 2 - 30; June 6 - 27; July 11 - August 1 No class 5/23

Slow Flow Yoga | AdultsFind proper alignment and deepen your practice by moving at

a slower pace and learning to breathe with each pose. Buildstrength, relieve stress and learn to relax. For all levels. Instructor: Melanie Chu Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $59/8 classes Standard Fee: $64/8 classes

M/W | 9 - 10 amJune 8 - July 1; July 13 - August 5

Toddler/Preschool Family Yoga18 months - 5 yrs.

Children are natural yogis who regularly perform yoga poses whilediscovering the movement of their body. Learn your favorite animalposes with your child(ren) during this playful introduction to yoga.Family participation required. Siblings welcome. Instructor: Lisa Bandong Location: SMCCCost: $14/week or $43/4 weeks (per family)

Saturdays | 9 - 9:45 amMay 9; June 13; July 11; August 8

Youth Yoga | 6 - 12 yrs.Students develop body awareness and flexibility as they learn

yoga basics. Kids also learn how poses can help with sports. Instructor: Robin Satori Location: SMCCEarly Bird Fee: $67/6 weeks Standard Fee: $72/6 weeks

Wednesdays | 5 - 6 pmMay 13 - June 17; July 8 - August 12

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Intro to Zen Meditation | AdultsClass will cover posture, breathing, stress reduction and a guidedmeditation. Wear loose, comfortable clothing. Join at anytime. Instructor: Brent Mitchell Location: SMCC Early Bird Fee: $38/6 weeks Standard Fee: $43/6 weeks

Thursdays | 7 - 8:30 pmMay 7 - June 11; July 9 - August 13

FREE TRIAL

Facility ReservationsThe City of San Marcos has 10 rentable rooms at five sites for business meetings, family celebrations or wedding receptions. A Facility Use Application is required with deposit to reserve a date.Reservations are taken no less than 30 days in advance and nomore than nine months in advance. Non-San Marcos groups may reserve a facility six months in advance. Please call the San MarcosCommunity Center to check availability or to obtain an application.For more details, visit www.san-marcos.net.

San Marcos Community CenterCommunity Hall: accommodates 280 theatre style/160 dining style.Full kitchen available for banquets with rental of the room.Dining Room: accommodates 54Meeting Room: accommodates 65

San Marcos Senior CenterHorizon Room: accommodates 200Recreation Room: accommodates 65Arts and Crafts Room: accommodates 30Community Room: accommodates 30

San Elijo Recreation CenterTerrace Hall: accommodates 70

Williams Barn at Walnut Grove ParkWilliams Barn: accommodates 170Full kitchen available for banquets with rental of facility.

Wood House at Heritage GardensWood House Garden: accommodates 100. Available on Saturdaysand Sundays. This is an outdoor facility. Rentals must conclude before sundown.

Park ReservationsDesignated group areas are available at Bradley, Buelow, Connors,Double Peak, Hollandia, Jack’s Pond, Lakeview, San Elijo, Simmons,Sunset, Walnut Grove and Woodland parks.

Reservations are required for groups larger than 50 or groups of any size that will be having a jump house. Groups with less than 50 people are encouraged to make reservations in order to securepicnic shelters. Reservations must be made at least two weeks in advance and are available to resident and non-resident groups andnonprofit organizations during normal park hours. Group areas canaccommodate from 50 to 200 people. Fees are based on a two-hour minimum for up to 50 people. Additional time may be reservedin one-hour increments. Additional fees apply for groups larger than 50.

Reservations do not include exclusive use of any other park amenities, including sports fields. Sports field reservations must bemade through staff at the Corky Smith Gymnasium.

A Park Use Application must be submitted to Community ServicesDepartment to reserve a space. Please call the San Marcos Community Center to check availability or to obtain an application.For more details, visit www.san-marcos.net.

Park Rental Fees (for up to 50 people)*Private GroupsFirst two hours: $50 (R), $75 (NR)Each additional hour: $12.50 (R), $25 (NR)

Nonprofit GroupsFirst two hours: $37.50 (R/NR)Each additional hour: $12.50 (R/NR)

*For parties of 50 or more, please contact us regarding additionalfees.

Facility Reservations: (760) 744-9000, ext. 3511

Parks Reservations: (760) 744-9000, ext. 3515

Sports Field Reservations: (760) 744-9494


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1 Bradley Park1587 Linda Vista Drive

2 Buelow Park300 Autumn Drive

3 Cerro de Las Posas Park & Aquatics Center1387 W. Borden Road

4 Civic Center Park3 Civic Center Drive

5 Connors Park320 West San Marcos Boulevard

6 Corky Smith Gymnasium274 Pico Avenue

7 Discovery Lake Park650 Foxhall Drive

8 Double Peak Park900 Double Peak Drive

9 Helen Bougher Memorial ParkAll Veterans Memorial1243 Borden Road

18 San Marcos Senior Center111 Richmar Avenue

19 Simmons Park2180 Rocky Point Drive

20 Sunset Park909 Puesta del Sol

21 Walnut Grove ParkWilliams Barn, 1950 Sycamore DriveHeritage Park, 1952 Sycamore Drive

22 Woodland ParkPark & Pool, 671 Woodland Pkwy.Wood House, 1148 Rock Springs RoadCommunity Garden, 1263 Fulton RoadTennis Courts, 1375 Fulton Road

10 Hollandia Park12 Mission Hills Court

11 Jack’s Pond Park & Nature Center986 La Moree Road

12 Knob Hill Park860 Avenida Ricardo

13 Mission Sports Complex931 Bailey Court

14 Montiel Park2290 Montiel Road

15 Mulberry Park751 Mulberry Drive

16 San Elijo Park and Recreation Center1105 Elfin Forest Road

17 San Marcos Community Center3 Civic Center Drive Dog park at this location


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Community Resource GuideAll City phone numbers are (760) 744-1050 plus the extension listed below unless otherwise noted.

City Departments3206 Abandoned Vehicles3184 Administration3238 Affordable Housing3331 Brush Clearance in Public Right-of-Way3241 Building Permits3102 Business License3174 Cable Service Problems3145 City Council3145 City Clerk3145 City Elections3206 Code Compliance Hotline3331 Dead Animal Pickup3216 Development Services3229 Engineering3126 Finance3405 Fire Department (Non-Emergency)3200 General Information3143 Housing & Neighborhood Services3120 Human Resources3206 Illegal Dumping3500 Parks and Recreation3143 Parking Tickets/Citations3204 Planning3331 Potholes3331 Public Works3331 Storm Drain Maintenance3217 Storm Water Program3331 Street Lights3305 Street/Road Construction3273 Traffic Issues

Other ServicesAnimal Control (760) 888-BARKBoys & Girls Club (760) 471-2490Cal State San Marcos (CSUSM) (760) 750-4000CSUSM Arts & Lectures (760) 750-8889Certificates (Birth, Death, Marriage) (760) 940-6868Chamber of Commerce (760) 744-1270Childcare Resource Services (800) 481-2151Family Resource Center (760) 761-5553Graffiti Hotline (760) 591-9100Hazardous Waste Disposal (800) 444-4244Historical Society and Museum (760) 744-9025Library (760) 891-3000Large Item Pickup (760) 744-2700Meals on Wheels (760) 736-9900North County Cemetary (760) 745-1781North County Health Services (760) 736-6700Palomar College (760) 744-1150Palomar College Health & Wellness (760) 744-1150

ext. 2838Panorama Teen and Family Center (760) 471-9449Project CARE (760) 744-0467Public Transportation (Sprinter, Breeze) (760) 966-6500Recycling (760) 744-2700San Marcos Unified School District (760) 752-1299Senior Services (SD County) (800) 510-2020San Marcos Senior Center (760) 744-5535Sheriff’s Department (Non-Emergency) (760) 510-5200Storm Water Hotline (760) 481-3878Trash Service (760) 744-2700Water/Sewer Service (760) 744-0460

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