2013 spring activities guide

PLEASE NOTE: CHANGE IN CUSTOMER SERVICELOCATIONS ANDHOURS LISTED BELOW

AS OF MARCH 4, 2013:The Recreation and Human Services Administration South Officeslocation will close. Recreation and Human Services administration willbe located in suite #107 on the first floor of City Hall. Althoughquestions will be fielded at the City Hall location, registration andother customer service functions will only be available at the MarinaCommunity Center and Senior Community Center at the days andtimes listed below.

The Senior Community Center customer service hours will be from8:30am - 5:00pm Monday - Friday. The building will be open 7 days aweek for rentals and scheduled activities.

The Marina Community Center customer service hours will be from11:30am - 7:00pm, Monday-Friday and 10:00am - 2:00pm onSaturdays. The building will be open 7 days a week for rentals andscheduled activities.

DirectoryStaffRecreation and Human Services Director • Carolyn Knudtson.................577-3461

Recreation and Human Services Manager • Breyana Riggsbee......................577-3463

Aquatics Coordinator • Marie Levesque................................................................577-3467

Administrative Secretary • Kika Myers...................................................................577-3461

Customer Service • Ely Hwang, Recreation Supervisor..............................................577-6046

Customer Service • Lisa Stevens, Administrative Assistant.......................................577-3462

Facilities and Classes • VeronicaTracy, Recreation Supervisor..................................577-6081

Paratransit Coordinator • Kimberly Overton..........................................................577-7985

Senior Services • Heather Hafer, Recreation Supervisor.........................................577-6079

Youth and Aquatics • Dena Justice, Recreation Supervisor.......................................577-3473

Youth Sports and Teens • Lydia Rodriguez, Recreation Supervisor......................577-3477

Marina Community Center (MCC)15301 Wicks Blvd. • San Leandro, CA 94579Phone: 577-6080 Customer Service Phone: 577-3462 Fax: 352-3049

Customer Service Hours: Monday - Friday • 12:30pm - 7:00pmSaturday • 10:00am - 2:00pm

Senior Community Center (SCC)13909 E. 14th St. • San Leandro, CA 94578Phone: 577-7990 Customer Service Phone: 577-3462 Fax: 577-7989

Customer Service Hours:Monday - Friday • 8:30am - 3:00pm

ADDITIONALLY

• The MCC and SCC are open Monday through Sundaywhen there are scheduled events and activities.

• *The Customer Sevice hours listed are current until March 4, 2013.

POLICY ON NON-DISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF DISABILITYThe City of San Leandro does not discriminate

on the basis of disability in the admissions or accessto its services, programs or activities.

For requests for special accommodations or to file a grievancewith the City of San Leandro regarding the City’s failure to

provide a reasonable accommodation, please contact:Debbie Pollart, ADA Coordinator, 577-6020,

[email protected]

City CouncilMeets at 7:00pm the 1st & 3rd Monday of each month in the

City Council Chambers at City Hall.

Stephen H. Cassidy • Mayor

Michael J. Gregory,Vice Mayor • District 1

Ursula Reed • District 2

Diana M. Souza • District 3

Benny Lee • District 4

Pauline Russo Cutter • District 5

Jim Prola • District 6

Performing Arts...................................2Environmental Endeavors..................2Special Events......................................3Aquatics................................................4Summer Adventures.........................11Chabot Day Camp..............................11Summer Sneak Peek...........................12Library.................................................14Kiddie Kollege...................................18Kid’s Club............................................20Tiny Tots...............................................21Youth....................................................24Teens & Adults....................................27Seniors.................................................30Volunteer Opportunities...................39Resource Guide..................................41Registration Information...................42Registration Forms............................43Parks, Pools and Fields..........................47

City Hall835 E. 14th St. • San Leandro, CA 94577Phone: 577-3462 Fax: 577-3470

Customer Service Hours:Monday - Friday • 8:30am - 5:00pm

(*Until March 4, 2013)



San Leandro BansPolystyrene Foam Food Service Ware

The City of San Leandro adopted a Polystyrene Foam Food ServiceWare Ordinance that requires the City and local food establishmentsto discontinue the use of polystyrene foam (also known as Styrofoam ®)food service ware products as of November 1, 2012. Bannedpolystyrene foam food service ware products include cups, bowls,plates, clamshell containers, soup containers and trays made fromexpanded foam polystyrene typically labeled #6. Polystyrene foamis not recyclable and is often found polluting waterways and publicspaces. For more information, call 577-6026 or visit us atwww.recyclesanleandro.org.

Friends of San Leandro CreekThe Friends of San Leandro Creek is a group of individuals, students,families, and businesses dedicated to improving awareness andunderstanding of the San Leandro Creek Watershed. Our mission isto restore and enhance San Leandro Creek, to increase its potentialas a visual and recreational amenity, to preserve its cultural andnatural history, to make it an economically attractive resource andto promote a healthy environment for its native flora and fauna. TheFriends sponsor many activities throughout the year. To learn moreabout our programs or to become a member, please call 577-6069or email [email protected].

Creek Clean-upSaturday, March 16 and May 11 • 9:30am - 12:30pm

Root Park • E. 14th Street at Hays Street

Meet at Root Park and help clean-up the San Leandro Creek. Wewill provide drinks, snacks and garbage/recycle bags. Bring yourown gloves. Wear sturdy shoes, long pants and sleeves. Thisactivity is weather and creek dependent. Call 577-6069 or [email protected] for more information or to sign-up.

Watershed FestivalSaturday, April 20, 12:00pm - 4:00pm

Root Park, E. 14th Street at Hays Street

Fun for all ages! Explore the San Leandro Creek and learn aboutwater, local animals and plants, and much more! Enjoy lots offamily friendly activities that promote the message ofenvironmental stewardship. Call 577-6069 or [email protected] for more information.

Curtain CallSan Leandro’s leading theatre organizationshave merged! Curtain Call Performing Arts(CCPA), and California Conservatory Theatre(CCT), joined forces in September 2012 with ashared vision and an exciting season. By

joining forces, we’ve combined the best of both: experience andlong standing tradition of high quality theatre that CCT brings, withthe diverse offerings of CCPA, including arts education and“Gift ofBroadway”free assembly program for local K-8th grade students.

California Conservatory Theatre999 E. 14th St. • Box Office: 909-9516

spring 2013 shows

The Imaginary InvalidMarch 1 - April 7

Molière’s comédie-ballet is a satirical and witty comedy that focuseson the hypochondriacal Argan who marries his daughter,Angelique, off to a soon-to be doctor in hopes of receiving freemedical advice. This modern take on the 17th century farce is stillhilarious and relevant enough to make you laugh ‘til it hurts.

Cantare!Community Chorus, American Song Book

May 31 - June 9Cantare! is the Bay’s newest choir and is a San Leandro-basedcommunity chorus that specializes in singing new musical theatreand new works. The repertoire will draw from unexpected showsbeyond the“MTI canon”while still retaining the charm, wit, depth,and emotion associated with Broadway’s most beloved musicals.

the arts council of san leandroand the san leanro public library present:

What’s up Big Band!Sunday, April 14 • 1:00pm - 3:00pm

San Leandro Main LibraryTicket: $5 General Admission

Take to the dance floor or just sit, listen, and tap your toes as the BigBand era comes alive with What’s up Big Band! You’ll enjoy themusic of Glenn Miller, Count Basie, Harry James, Bunny Berigan andmore! What’s up Big Band! is the 17-piece Hayward Adult SchoolBig Band that has performed at American Legion halls, libraries,community events, and weddings all around the East Bay. Join usfor an afternoon of music and fun! Tickets can be purchased at theSan Leandro Main Library. For information, call 577-3971.

Friends of San Leandro CreekMeetingTuesdays at 7:00pm unless otherwise noted:

Tuesday, March 5 • San Leandro Main Library

Open to the public and everyone is welcome.Come to meet your neighbors, hear great guest speakers,

discuss environmental issues, and have a great time!

2 • www.sanleandrorec.org

• Environmental Endeavors • • Performing Arts •

Coming Summer 2013 - The hit musical, Anything Goes, at theSL Arts Education Center, August 16 - September 1!

Follow us on Facebook and Twitter and visit our website atwww.curtaincallperformingarts.org. See you at the theatre!

SPECIAL

SPECIALEVENTS

EVENTS

3Spring - 13

Annual

EggHunt

Saturday, March 3010:00am Rain or Shine

Marina Park, 13801 Monarch Bay Dr.Bring your basket and come ready for an EGGciting

time!The egg hunt will be divided into age-appropriategroups. Children under 10 years old are invited to this

fun event. Parent supervision is required.This event is made possible by a generous donation from

the San Leandro Optimist Club.

Home and Garden TourSunday, June 9 • 12:00pm - 4:00pm

Tickets: $25Proceeds benefit George Mark Children’s House

Advance tickets available at:• Zocalo, 645 Bancroft Ave.• Sabino’s, 1273 MacArthur Blvd.• Evergreen Nursery, 350 San Leandro Blvd.

For information call: Patty Silva 636-4137 or 481-9193or email [email protected]

or visit the website at: www.slhomeandgardentour.com

San Leandro’sGot Talent

Auditions: January 14 and 15, 6:00pm - 8:00pm

Show: Friday, February 8, 7:00pm - 10:00pm

San Leandro Main Library

Tickets: $5 / children and teens • $10 / adults

See the best in local teen talent at this fundraiser for thecity’s teen programs. Teens ages 13 to 18 will compete forprizes and the audience will help choose the winners.Audition spots must be reserved in advance. Show ticketsgo on sale Tuesday, January 8 at the Main Library and SouthOffices. For more information call 577-3957 or 577-3477.

A L AM EDA COUN T Y F I R E D E P A R TM EN T

Personal EmergencyPreparedness

Disaster TrainingTuesday, April 2

6:30pm - 8:00pmSan Leandro Main Library

This workshop will help individuals and families preparethemselves for a large scale emergency or disaster. Learnhow to minimize potential dangers in the home, make anemergency kit, and when and how to shut off your utilities.

To register for this class and other ACFD workshops go towww.acfdcert.eventbrite.com or you may register byphone at 618-3492.

Downtown Farmers’ MarketApril 17-October 16

Wednesdays • 4pm - 8pmParrott Street & E. 14th Street

The City of San Leandro’s popular weekly DowntownFarmers’Market, which is entering its 6th season, will returnagain offering a vibrant marketplace of sweet, juicy, tree-ripened fruits; delicious, healthy, just-picked vegetables;beautiful fresh-cut flowers; gourmet foods; and tasty snacks.Operated by Pacific Coast Farmers’Market Association, inpartnership with the City of San Leandro and San Leandro’sDowntown Business Association, the Farmers’Market offersa different entertainment theme each week, turning a tripto the market into a fun outing for the whole family. If youreceive CalFresh benefits (food stamps), bring your EBT cardto the Farmers’Market every time you shop. Stay tuned toweekly special events and special offers or sign up tobecome a friend of the Farmers’Market to learn the latestgoings-on at www.pcfma.com. For additional information,call the Office of Business Development at 577-3311.

WEEKLY FARMERS’ MARKET THEMES:

1st Wed • Cooking Demonstrations2ndWed • Green Market Days

Sponsored by San Leandro Recycling

3rdWed • Family Entertainment4thWed • Wine Tasting

Sponsored by the San Leandro Downtown Association

pcfma.com1.800.949.FARM

San LeandroTimes

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.Oratorical Festival

Monday, January 212:00pm

Marina Community CenterStudent contestants will perform an original or well-knownessay, speech or poem in celebration of Dr. Martin LutherKing, Jr.’s message of peace tolerance and social justice.Entertainment, crafts for the kids and light refreshmentswill be provided. For information, call 577-3462

Slide into Spring! Join us at the Pool!San Leandro Boys & Girls Club Pool

401 Marina Boulevard • 483-0832Facility Closures: Monday, Jan 21, Feb 11 and Feb 18 No Swim Lessons: April 1 - 6 and May 25, May 27, and June 14

Adult Recreational SwimAges: 16 years and up

The pool is used widthwise, ideal for water walking,light swimming, and individual exercising.

Full PoolTuesday and Thursday 9:00am - 10:00amSaturday 9:15am - 10:30am

Deep Water OnlyMonday, Wednesday, Friday 8:00am -10:00amMonday and Wednesday 7:00pm - 9:00pmTuesday and Thursday 8:00am - 9:00amSaturday 8:30am - 9:15am

Cost: $5 or Swim TicketSwim Ticket • 10 swims for $45

Lap SwimGet in shape or develop your swimming skills at yourown pace. We will supply the water, kick boards, pull

buoys, and lifeguards and you provide the energy. Thepool is used lengthwise, ideal for the lap swimmer, or

those comfortable with the distance.

Monday - Friday 6:30am - 8:00am

Monday - Thursday 5:30pm - 7:00pm

Saturday 10:30am - 12:00pm

Cost: $5 or Swim TicketSwim Ticket • 10 swims for $45

Aquatics Refund Policy: Cancellations or transfers for Aquatics classes or programswill only be honored up to 7 days prior to the first class. No make-ups or prorating.

Lessons Page M/W T/TH Sat

Aquababes 6 �

Tiny Tots 7 � � �

Learn to Swim - Beginner 7 & 8 � � �

Learn to Swim - Intermediate 8 � � �

Learn to Swim - Advanced 8 � �

Private 9 & 10 � � �

Semi-Private Beginner 8 �

Semi-Private Intermediate 8 �

Competitive Lessons / Competitive Practice 10 � � �

Exceptional Needs 6 �

Adult 6 � �


Lessons at a glance!

Swim Lesson DescriptionsAquababes • Age: 6 months - 3 yearsSign up for Aquababes and let your child enjoy their first aquatic experience. This class is great for water introductionand parent/child bonding while getting a little physical exercise. Participants will enjoy games as well as water safetylessons. Parents are to accompany their children in the pool. If children are not potty-trained, they must wear leak-proof diapers.

Tiny Tots • Age: 3 - 5 yearsThis class is designed to teach basic water skills, breath holding, floating, jumping in, and more depending upon the child’sswimming interest and ability. Children have a great time learning new skills while building up their confidence in andaround water. Parents do not accompany children into the pool.

Learn to Swim (LTS)-Beginner • Age: 6 - 16 yearsThis class will increase your child’s confidence in water and create a solid swimming foundation. The class emphasizesthe basics, including floating and kicking on both front and back, alternating arm action, rhythmic breathing, combinedstroke on front and back, turning over front to back and back to front, water safety moves, and how to get help in anemergency. This class is for children entering levels 1 or 2 with little or no swimming experience and those with a level1 card or equal skill.

Learn to Swim (LTS) - Intermediate • Age: 6 - 16 yearsThis intermediate-level class teaches the various swim strokes, emphasizing on the fundamentals of front crawl,backstroke, elementary backstroke, deep-water bobbing, introduction to sidestroke and breaststroke, turns at the wall,treading water, self-rescue skills, jumping into deep water with a lifejacket and familiarity with CPR and rescuebreathing. This class is for children entering levels 3 or 4 with a level 2 or 3 card or equal skills.

Learn to Swim (LTS) - AdvancedThis advanced-level class works on techniques and helps your child refine their strokes; front crawl, back crawl,elementary backstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke and butterfly. Additionally, this class will familiarize your child withmore difficult techniques like alternate breathing, swimming underwater, deep-water bobbing, turns at the wall, divingsafety, alternative kicks for treading water, and the approach stroke. By the end of the course, your child will also knowhow to incorporate learn-to-swim skills and activities into lifetime fitness, various conditioning principles and in-waterrescue techniques. This class is for children entering level 5, 6 or 7 with level 4, 5 or 6 cards or equal skill.

Semi-Private - Beginner • Age: 6 - 16 yearsThis class is for children with little or no swimming experience that need a smaller class environment. This class will increaseyour child’s confidence in water and create a solid swimming foundation. The class emphasizes the basics, includingfloating and kicking on both front and back, alternating arm action, rhythmic breathing, combined stroke on front and back,turning over front to back and back to front, water safety moves, and how to get help in an emergency.

Semi-Private - Intermediate • Age: 6 - 16 yearsThis class is for children with a level 2 or 3 card or equal skills who prefer a smaller class environment. This intermediate-level class teaches the various swim strokes, emphasizing on the fundamentals of front crawl, backstroke, elementarybackstroke, deep-water bobbing, introduction to sidestroke and breaststroke, turns at the wall, treading water, self-rescue skills, jumping into deep water with a lifejacket and familiarity with CPR and rescue breathing.

Private LessonsA private swim lesson is designed to help identify and focus on a specific skill needing improvement. Ratio is 1:1.

Competitive Swim Lessons • Age: 6 - 16 yearsPrepare your child for the world of competitive swimming while promoting a healthy lifestyle choice! Lesson emphasisis on starts, turns, endurance, concentration, and stroke correction.Prerequisite for beginners: Ability to swim 15-yd. crawl stroke while breathing to the side.Prerequisite for advanced: Ability to swim 25-yd. crawl stroke while breathing to the side. Also must have taken and completedcompetitive swim for beginners.

Exceptional Needs • Age: 6 - 10 yearsIndividual swim lessons for elementary school-aged children who are physically or mentally challenged. Parents mustenter the water with the student. This class offers opportunities for parent/child bonding while your child developsnew skills in the water.

Adult Swim LessonsAdult instruction is offered for swimmers of all skill levels. Instruction is offered based on your skill level which will allow youto build your self confidence along with your swimming skills.

AQUATICS

AQUATICS

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#27859 8:00am - 9:00am

#27865 9:00am - 10:00am

#27860 8:00am - 9:00am

#27866 9:00am - 10:00am

#27861 8:00am - 9:00am

#27867 9:00am - 10:00am

#27862 8:00am - 9:00am

#27868 9:00am - 10:00am

#27863 8:00am - 9:00am

#27869 9:00am - 10:00am

#27864 8:00am - 9:00am

#27870 9:00am - 10:00am

9 Classes • Mon, Wed, Fri • $36(R) / $46(N)*8 Classes • Mon, Wed, Fri • $32(R) / $42(N)

Drop-in fee: $8

Aqua Exercise Ages: 18 years & up

Class features conditioning for the upper and lower bodywith emphasis on protecting and strengthening thelower back. Swimming skills are not necessary.Instructor: Erika Silva

Feb 4 - Feb 25*No class 2/11, 2/18

Feb 27 - Mar 18

Mar 20 - Apr 8

Apr 10 - Apr 29

#27871 Feb 5 - Feb 28 8:00am - 9:00am

#27872 Mar 5 - Mar 28 8:00am - 9:00am

#27873 Apr 2 - Apr 25 8:00am - 9:00am

#27874 Apr 29 - May 23 8:00am - 9:00am

#27875 May 28 - Jun 13* 8:00am - 9:00am

May 1 - May 20

8 Classes • Tue & Thu • $32(R) / $42(N)* 6 Classes • Tue & Thu • $24(R) / $29(N)

Drop-in fee: $8

Aquathenics Ages: 16 years & up

Get and stay fit with this fun, water exercise class! Increaseyour physical activity for a healthy lifestyle as you increasestrength, flexibility and aerobic fitness. Work all your majormuscle groups using the water as resistance. No swimmingskills necessary. Class is held at the shallow end of the pool.Instructor: Adrienne Means

#27881 7:00pm - 8:00pm

#27878 8:00pm - 9:00pm

#27880 7:00pm - 8:00pm

#27877 8:00pm - 9:00pm

#27876 7:00pm - 8:00pm

#27882 8:00pm - 9:00pm

#27879 7:00pm - 8:00pm

#27883 8:00pm - 9:00pm

8 Classes • Mon & Wed • $32(R) / $42(N)* 9 Classes • Mon & Wed • $36(R) / $46(N)

Drop in • $8 per class

Feb 4 - Mar 6No class 2/11, 2/18

Mar 11 - Apr 10

Apr 15 - May 8

May 13 - Jun 12*No class 5/27

Adult Lessons Ages: 15 years & up

Adult instruction is offered for swimmers of all skill levels.

#27890 Feb 5 - Feb 21 7:00pm - 7:45pm

#27891 Feb 26 - Mar 14 7:00pm - 7:45pm

#27892 Mar 19 - Apr 11 • No class 4/2, 4/4 7:00pm - 7:45pm

#27893 Apr 16 - May 2 7:00pm - 7:45pm

#27894 May 7 - May 23 7:00pm - 7:45pm

#27896 May 28 - Jun 11* 7:00pm - 7:45pm


Tiny Tots Ages: 3 - 5 years

#27901 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27902 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#27903 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27904 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#27905 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27906 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#27907 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27908 4:00pm - 4:25pm

8 Classes • Mon & Wed • $85(R) / $105(N)


Mar 11 - April 10No class 4/1, 4/3

Apr 15 - May 8


Aquababes Ages: 6 months - 3 years

Parents accompany their children in the pool. If childrenare not potty-trained, they must wear leak-proof diapers.

#27897 Feb 9 - Mar 2 12:35pm - 1:00pm

#27898 Mar 9 - Mar 30 12:35pm - 1:00pm

#27899 Apr 13 - May 4 12:35pm - 1:00pm

#27900 May 11 - Jun 8 • No class 5/25 12:35pm - 1:00pm

4 Classes • Sat • $45(R) / $55(N)

May 22 - Jun 12No class 5/27

#27886 Feb 9 - Mar 2 8:30am - 9:15am

#27887 Mar 9 - Mar 30 8:30am - 9:15am

#27888 Apr 13 - May 4 8:30am - 9:15am

#27889 May 11 - Jun 8 • No class 5/25 8:30am - 9:15am

4 Classes • Sat • $35(R) / $45(N)

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AQUATICS

AQUATICS

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#27921 12:05pm - 12:30pm

#27922 12:35pm - 1:00pm

#27923 1:05pm - 1:30pm

#27924 1:35pm - 2:00pm

#27925 2:05pm - 2:30pm

#27926 2:35pm - 3:00pm

#27927 12:05pm - 12:30pm

#27928 12:35pm - 1:00pm

#27929 1:05pm - 1:30pm

#27930 1:35pm - 2:00pm

#27931 2:05pm - 2:30pm

#27932 2:35pm - 3:00pm

#27933 12:05pm - 12:30pm

#27934 12:35pm - 1:00pm

#27935 1:05pm - 1:30pm

#27936 1:35pm - 2:00pm

#27937 2:05pm - 2:30pm

#27938 2:35pm - 3:00pm

#27939 12:05pm - 12:30pm

#27940 12:35pm - 1:00pm

#27941 1:05pm - 1:30pm

#27942 1:35pm - 2:00pm

#27943 2:05pm - 2:30pm

#27944 2:35pm - 3:00pm

4 Classes • Sat • $43(R) / $53(N)

Feb 9 - Mar 2

Mar 9 - Mar 30

Apr 13 - May 4


#27909 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27910 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#27911 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27912 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#27913 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27914 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#27915 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27916 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#27917 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27918 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#27919 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27920 4:00pm - 4:25pm


Feb 5 - Feb 21

Feb 26 - Mar 14

Mar 19 - Apr 11No class 4/2, 4/4

Apr 16 - May 2

May 7 - May 23

May 28 - Jun 11*

Tiny Tots Continued Learn to Swim • BeginnerAges: 6 - 16 yearsThis class is for children entering levels 1 or 2.

#28268 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#28269 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28270 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#28271 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28272 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#28273 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28274 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#28275 4:30pm - 4:55pm




Apr 15 - May 8


#28276 Feb 5 - Feb 21 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#28277 Feb 26 - Mar 14 4:00pm - 4:25pm


#28279 Apr 16 - May 2 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#28280 May 7 - May 23 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#28281 May 28 - Jun 11* 4:00pm - 4:25pm


#28282 12:05pm - 12:30pm

#28283 1:05pm - 1:30pm

#28284 2:05pm - 2:30pm

#28285 2:35pm - 3:00pm

#28286 12:05pm - 12:30pm

#28287 1:05pm - 1:30pm

#28288 2:05pm - 2:30pm

#28289 2:35pm - 3:00pm

#28290 12:05pm - 12:30pm

#28291 1:05pm - 1:30pm

#28292 2:05pm - 2:30pm

#28293 2:35pm - 3:00pm

#28294 12:05pm - 12:30pm

#28295 1:05pm - 1:30pm

#28296 2:05pm - 2:30pm

#28317 2:35pm - 3:00pm

4 Classes • Sat • $35(R) / $45(N)

Feb 9 - Mar 2

Mar 9 - Mar 30

Apr 13 - May 4

May 11 - Jun 8No class • 5/25



8 • Customer Service 577-3462

3 Classes • Mon & Wed • $75(R) / $85(N)* 2 Classes • Mon & Wed • $50(R) / $60(N)

Private Ages: 3 years & upIndividualized instruction will be available with aCertified American Red Cross Instructor. These privateswim lessons are designed to help identify and focus onareas of improvement in strokes.

#27963 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27964 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#27965 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#27966 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#27967 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27968 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#27969 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#27970 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#27971 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27972 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#27973 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#27974 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#27975 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27976 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#27977 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#27978 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#27979 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27980 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#27981 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#27982 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#27983 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27984 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#27985 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#27986 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#27987 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27988 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#27989 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#27990 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#27991 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27992 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#27993 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#27994 5:00pm - 5:25pm

Feb 4 - Feb 20No class 2/11, 2/18

Feb 25 - Mar 6

Mar 11 - Mar 20


Apr 15 - Apr 24

Apr 29 - May 8

May 13 - May 22

May 29 - Jun 10

Learn to Swim • AdvancedAges: 6 - 16 yearsThis class is for children entering level 5, 6 or 7.

#28352 Feb 4 - Mar 6• No class 2/11, 2/18 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28353 Mar 11 - Apr 10• No class 4/1, 4/3 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28354 Apr 15 - May 8 5:00pm - 5:25pm



#28356 Feb 9 - Mar 2 1:05pm - 1:30pm

#28357 Mar 9 - Mar 30 1:05pm - 1:30pm

#28358 Apr 13 - May 4 1:05pm - 1:30pm


4 Classes • Sat • $35(R) / $45(N)

Learn to Swim • IntermediateAges: 6 - 16 yearsThis class is for children entering levels 3 or 4.


#28321 Mar 11 - Apr 10• No class 4/1, 4/3 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28322 Apr 15 - May 8 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28323 May 13 - Jun 10• No class 5/27 4:30pm - 4:55pm

8 Classes • Mon & Wed • $69(R) / $79(N) • No class 5/28

#28324 Feb 5 - Feb 21 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28325 Feb 26 - Mar 14 4:30pm - 4:55pm


#28327 Apr 16 - May 2 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28328 May 7 - May 23 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28329 May 28 - Jun 11* 4:30pm - 4:55pm


#28330 Feb 9 - Mar 2 1:35pm - 2:00pm

#28331 Mar 9 - Mar 30 1:35pm - 2:00pm

#28332 Apr 13 - May 4 1:35pm - 2:00pm


4 Classes • Sat • $35(R) / $45(N)




AQUATICS

AQUATICS

9Spring - 13

Private Continued3 Classes • Tue & Thu • $75(R) / $85(N)

* 4 Classes • Tue & Thu • $100(R) / $120(N)

#27995 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#27996 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#27997 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#27998 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#27999 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#28000 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#28001 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28002 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28003 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#28004 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#28005 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28006 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28007 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#28008 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#28009 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28010 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28011 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#28012 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#28013 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28014 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28015 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#28016 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#28017 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28018 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28019 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#28020 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#28021 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28022 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28023 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#28024 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#28025 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28026 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28027 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#28028 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#28029 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28030 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28031 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#28032 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#28033 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28034 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28035 3:30pm - 3:55pm

#28036 4:00pm - 4:25pm

#28037 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28038 5:00pm - 5:25pm

Feb 5 - Feb 12

Feb 14 - Feb 21

Feb 26 - Mar 5

Mar 7 - Mar 14

Mar 19 - Mar 26


Apr 16 - Apr 23

Apr 25 - May 2

May 7 - May 14

May 16 - May 28*

May 30 - Jun 11*

#27949 12:35pm - 1:00pm

#27950 1:05pm - 1:30pm

#27951 1:35pm - 2:00pm

#27952 12:35pm - 1:00pm

#27953 1:05pm - 1:30pm

#27954 1:35pm - 2:00pm

#27955 12:35pm - 1:00pm

#27956 1:05pm - 1:30pm

#27957 1:35pm - 2:00pm

#27958 12:35pm - 1:00pm

#27959 1:05pm - 1:30pm

#27960 1:35pm - 2:00pm

4 Classes • Sat • $100(R) / $120(N)

Feb 9 - Mar 2

Mar 9 - Mar 30

Apr 13 - May 4


Semi Private • BeginnerAges: 6 - 16 yearsThis class is for children entering levels 1 or 2

#28416 Feb 5 - Feb 21 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28417 Feb 26 - Mar 14 5:00pm - 5:25pm


#28419 Apr 16 - May 2 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28420 May 7 - May 23 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28421 May 28 - Jun 11* 5:00pm - 5:25pm


Semi Private • IntermediateAges: 6 - 16 yearsThis class is for children entering levels 3 or 4

#28434 Feb 5 - Feb 21 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28435 Feb 26 - Mar 14 5:00pm - 5:25pm


#28437 Apr 16 - May 2 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28438 May 7 - May 23 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28439 May 28 - Jun 11* 5:00pm - 5:25pm






10 • Customer Service 577-3462

Competitive Swim PracticeAges: 6 - 16 yearsDesigned to focus on the four main competitive strokes:Freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly in astructured swim team workout environment. Participantsmust have had previous swim team experience and/orcompleted Learn to Swim Advanced Level 6.



#28369 Apr 15 - May 8 3:30pm - 4:25pm

#28370 May 13 - Jun 10• No class 5/27 3:30pm - 4:25pm


#28361 Feb 5 - Feb 21 3:30pm - 4:25pm

#28362 Feb 26 - Mar 14 3:30pm - 4:25pm


#28364 Apr 16 - May 2 3:30pm - 4:25pm

#28365 May 7 - May 23 3:30pm - 4:25pm

#28366 May 28 - Jun 11* 3:30pm - 4:25pm


#28371 Feb 9 - Mar 2 2:05pm - 3:00pm

#28372 Mar 9 - Mar 30 2:05pm - 3:00pm

#28373 Apr 13 - May 4 2:05pm - 3:00pm


4 Classes • Sat • $35(R) / $45(N)

Competitive Swim LessonsAges: 6 - 16 yearsPrerequisite for beginners: Ability to swim 15-yd. crawlstroke while breathing to the side.Prerequisite for advanced: Ability to swim 25-yd. crawlstroke while breathing to the side and must have takenand completed competitive swim for beginners.

#28448 Feb 5 - Feb 21 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28449 Feb 26 - Mar 14 5:00pm - 5:25pm


#28451 Apr 16 - May 2 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28452 May 7 - May 23 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28453 May 28 - Jun 11* 5:00pm - 5:25pm

Beginner 6 Classes • Tue & Thu • $52(R) / $62(N)* 5 Classes • Tue & Thu • $43(R) / $53(N)

#28454 Feb 5 - Feb 21 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28455 Feb 26 - Mar 14 5:00pm - 5:25pm


#28457 Apr 16 - May 2 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28458 May 7 - May 23 5:00pm - 5:25pm

#28459 May 28 - Jun 11* 5:00pm - 5:25pm

Advanced 6 Classes • Tue & Thu • $52(R) / $62(N)* 5 Classes • Tue & Thu • $43(R) / $53(N)

Lifeguarding TodayAges: 15 years & upLearn Basic Lifeguard Training & CPR for the professionalrescuer, needed for certification for entry-level pool lifeguard.Must be able to pass a pre-course swim test, and be a strongswimmer. Those who do not pass the pre-course swim testwill receive a refund of fees. Students must attend all pooland classroom instruction. Transportation is not provided.

#27857 April 1 - 5

9:30am - 12:30pm1:30pm - 4:30pm

Family Aquatic CenterBoys & Girls Club Pool

5 Classes • Mon - Fri • $215(R) / $240(N)

#27858 April 12 - 21

Fri • 4:00pm - 8:00pm Boys & Girls Club Pool

Sat • 9:00am - 1:00pm Family Aquatic Center

Sun • 10:00am - 1:00pm Family Aquatic Center

Sun • 1:30pm - 4:30pm Boys & Girls Club Pool

6 Classes • Fri - Sun • $215(R) / $240(N)

Exceptional NeedsAges: 6 - 10 yearsSwim lessons for elementary school-aged children who arephysically or mentally challenged. Parents must enter thewater with the student. This class offers opportunities forparent/child bonding while your child develops new skills.

#28402 Feb 5 - Feb 21 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28403 Feb 26 - Mar 14 4:30pm - 4:55pm


#28405 Apr 16 - May 2 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28406 May 7 - May 23 4:30pm - 4:55pm

#28407 May 28 - Jun 11* 4:30pm - 4:55pm






Course # Dates Time Weekly Summer Theme (R) (N)

28382 Jun 17 - Jun 21 Week 1: Let’s Go Exploring $179 $204

28383 Jun 24 - Jun 28 Week 2: Cooking Creations $179 $204

28384 Jul 1 - Jul 5 Week 3: Wacky Water Week $147 $16728385 Jul 8 - Jul 12 Week 4: Soar to Outer Space $179 $204

28386 Jul 15 - Jul 19 Week 5: Sports Week $179 $204

28387 Jul 22 - Jul 26 Week 6: Adventure Week $179 $204

28388 Jul 29 - Aug 2 Week 7: Survivor Week $179 $204

28389 Aug 5 - Aug 9 Week 8: Movin’ and Groovin’ $179 $204

28390 Aug 12 - Aug16 Week 9: Peace Out $215 $240

7:30am - 6:00pm

Summer Adventures is a program for children entering grades 1 through 5. The program includes arts and crafts projects,games, field trips, sports, activities and nutrition. This program is ideal for children who like to have fun with other childrentheir own age. All Field trips, except for the last week of the program are part of the program, and are included in the fee.Please provide your child with 2 healthy snacks and a healthy lunch each day. Summer Adventures will be closed on July 4for the holiday. Summer Adventures has a weekly theme, a field trip, and a special event. The schedules of themes arelisted below. Trips and themes are subject to change due to weather and other circumstances.** On August 15th, no care will be available for children who do not sign up to go on the field trip. Bolded week indicates a short weekdue to holiday. No camp on July 4th.

Age: 6 - 10 years Classes: 5 Day(s): Mon - Fri Location: Washington Manor Park

Chabot Day Camp is sure to be the highlight of your child’s summer vacation. Campers will enjoy discovering nature, hiking,arts and crafts, singing, and many more adventures. Your child should be entering the correct grade at the start of camp.

Tiny Trees • Entering Grades K - 1Classes: 5 Day(s): Mon - Fri#28395 Jun 17 - Jun 21 1:00pm - 4:00pm#28396 Jun 24 - Jun 28 1:00pm - 4:00pmFee: $105(R)/$125(N)

Little Trees • Entering Grades 2 - 4Classes: 10 Day(s): Mon - Fri#28391 Jul 8 - Jul 19 8:30am - 3:00pmFamily Night: Thursday • July 18 • 6:00pm - 7:00pm

#28392 Jul 22 - Aug 2 8:30am - 3:00pmFamily Night: Thursday • August 1 • 6:00pm - 7:00pmFee: $255(R)/$305(N)

Big Trees • Entering Grades 5 - 7Classes: 10 Day(s): Mon - Fri#28377 Jul 8 - Jul 19 8:30am - 3:00pmFamily Night: Thursday • July 18 • 7:00pm - 8:00pm

#28378 Jul 22 - Aug 2 8:30am - 3:00pmFamily Night: Thursday • August 1 • 7:00pm - 8:00pmFee: $280(R)/$330(N)

Driftwood • Entering Grades 8 - 9Classes: 5 Day(s): Mon - Fri#28381 Jul 15 - Jul 19 8:30am - 3:00pmFee: $160(R)/$185(N)

C.I.T. • Counselor In TrainingEntering Grades 10 - 12Participants will learn about leadership styles, conflictresolution, team interactions, quick crafts and how tolead a group with confidence and success. Participantswill take what they’ve learned and use that knowledge inthe Day Camp program. A minimum commitment of onesession (two weeks) of onsite CIT training is required.

Classes: 2 Day(s): Tue & Wed#28611 Jun 25 - Jun 26 1:00pm - 4:00pmFee: $131(R)/$151(N)

Jr. CounselorsLearn what goes on “behind-the-scenes” at Chabot DayCamp and put to test your skills that you’ve acquired as aC.I.T. A minimum commitment of one session (two weeks)of onsite training is required.

Age: 17 years Classes: 2 Day(s): Tue & Wed#28612 Jun 25 - Jun 26 1:00pm - 4:00pmFee: $71(R)/$81(N)

SUMMER

SUMMERSNEAK

SNEAKPEEK

PEEK

11Spring - 13

• Summer Adventures •

• Chabot Day Camp •







All-Sports CampAll-Sports camp is one of our most popular camps, and isdesigned to get your kids active. Campers play between 5and 9 different sports daily. Sports include Baseball,Basketball, Flag Football, Kickball, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis,and Volleyball. Emergency form is required for this course.

Age: 7 - 12 years Classes: 5 Days: Mon - Fri

Girls All-Sports#28426 Jun 24 - Jun 28 8:30am - 3:00pm#28428 Aug 5 - Aug 9 8:30am - 3:00pmLocation: Washington Manor ParkFee: $159(R)/$184(N)

Girls All-Sports Extended Care#28427 Jun 24 - Jun 28

7:30am - 8:30am and 3:00pm - 6:00pm#28429 Aug 5 - Aug 9

7:30am - 8:30am and 3:00pm - 6:00pmFee: $83(R)/$103(N)

Boys All-Sports#28430 Jun 17 - Jun 21 8:30am - 3:00pm#28432 Jul 29 - Aug 2 8:30am - 3:00pmLocation: Washington Manor ParkFee: $159(R)/$184(N)

Boys All-Sports Extended Care#28431 Jun 17 - Jun 21

7:30am - 8:30am and 3:00pm - 6:00pm#28433 Jul 29 - Aug 2


Baseball CampCamp is designed to be‘fun’petitive rather than competitive.The goals are to create a positive learning environment and tohave fun. Camp will focus on hitting, fielding, pitching andgame play. If your child is a baseball fanatic, this is theprogram for you. Emergency form is required for this course.

Age: 7 - 12 years Classes: 5 Days: Mon - Fri#28440 Jul 15 - Jul 19 8:30am - 3:00pmLocation: Stenzel ParkFee: $159(R)/$184(N)

Baseball Camp Extended Care#28441 Jul 15 - Jul 19


Basketball CampBasketball Camp is for beginners and veterans.

We will teach the basic fundamentals of thegame of basketball through a wide rangeof skills and drills. Playing sportspromotes healthy lifestyle choices for

your kids, so sign up your child today.Emergency form is required for this course.

Age: 7 - 12 years Classes: 5 Days: Mon - Fri#28468 Jul 22 - Jul 26 8:30am - 3:00pmLocation: Washington Manor Middle School Gym

1170 Fargo Ave.Fee: $159(R)/$184(N)

Basketball Camp Extended Care#28469 Jul 22 - Jul 26

7:30am - 8:30am and 3:00pm - 6:00pmLocation: Washington Manor ParkFee: $83(R)/$103(N)

Flag Football CampThis program is for beginners and veteransand is all about football basics. We willspend time on the fundamentals of thegame, instruction and daily games. The

camp will also prepare the participants forthe NFL Flag Football League held in the Fall.

Emergency form is required for this course.

Age: 7 - 12 years Classes: 5 Days: Mon - Fri#28442 Aug 12 - Aug 16 8:30am - 3:00pmLocation: Washington Manor ParkFee: $159(R)/$184(N)

Flag Football Camp Extended Care#28443 Aug 12 - Aug 16

7:30am - 8:30am and 3:00pm - 6:00pmLocation: Washington Manor ParkFee: $83(R)/$103(N)


• Youth Sports Camp •**Extended Care Information: Extended care is available from 7:30am to camp start time and at the conclusion of each camp day. Astaff member will escort campers to and from extended care, located at the Summer Adventures camp location at the WashingtonManor Park Building where campers will participate in a variety of recreational activities. Sports activities will not be included in theextended care program. Participant must be registered in regular camp day to register for extended care. Extended care is available for6-10 year olds only. All Camps will be canceled if participant minimums are not met two weeks prior to camp start date.





SUMMER

SUMMERSNEAK

SNEAKPEEK

PEEK

13Spring - 13

• Youth Sports Camp •

S P E C I A L T Y C A M PKids Clay CampLearn how to make a variety of objects using such methodsas pottery wheel, slip-cast molds, hand building, and glazingtechniques. Students should bring their own lunch and healthysnack. $45 materials fee payable to instructor.

Age: 7 - 15 years Classes: 5 Day(s): Mon - Fri#28412 Jul 8 - Jul 12 9:00am - 2:30pm#28413 Jul 22 - Jul 26 9:00am - 2:30pm#28414 Aug 5 - Aug 9 9:00am - 2:30pmLocation: Marina Community CenterInstructor: Christopher RoscoeFee: $195(R)/$220(N)

Kids Clay Camp Extended CareFor students who need extended care or who wish topursue the craft more diligently. Bring a healthy snack.EXTENDED CARE FOR CLAY CAMPERS ONLY. Materials feeof $15 payable to the instructor on the first day of class.

#28422 Jul 8 - Jul 12 2:30pm - 6:00pm#28423 Jul 22 - Jul 26 2:30pm - 6:00pm#28424 Aug 5 - Aug 9 2:30pm - 6:00pmLocation: Marina Community CenterInstructor: Christopher RoscoeFee: $60(R)/$70(N)

Tennis and Swim CampLearn the fundamentals and compete against your campmatesin a variety of dead ball, live ball and match play drills.Afterwards, cool off in the San Leandro Family Aquatic Center.Our tennis and swim camp provides children the ability tolearn new skills in a fun, safe, non-competitive environment.We offer an array of activities including tennis instruction,games, swim lessons and much more. All participants mustbring a tennis racquet, water bottle, drink, snack, lunch,swim suit, towel and change of clothes daily.

Age: 7 - 10 years Classes: 5 Days: Mon - Fri#28520 Jun 17- Jun 21 9:00am - 3:00pm#28522 Aug 12 - Aug 16 9:00am - 3:00pmLocation: Washington Manor ParkFee: $199(R)/$224(N)

Tennis and Swim Camp Extended Care#28521 Jun 17 - Jun 21

7:30am - 9:00am and 3:00pm - 6:00pm#28525 Aug 12 - Aug 16

7:30am - 9:00am, 3:00pm - 6:00pmLocation: Washington Manor ParkFee: $83(R)/$103(N)

Volleyball CampBump, set, spike, and dig...if these four words are a staple inyour vocabulary, then you need to attend Volleyball Camp.This camp is for all levels of ability. The camp will focus onthe fundamentals of volleyball through a wide variety offun skills, drills and games.

Age: 10 - 15 years Classes: 5 Days: Mon - Fri#28510 Jul 8 - Jul 12 8:30am - 3:00pmLocation: Washington Manor Middle School Gym

1170 Fargo Ave.Fee: $159(R)/$184(N)

Volleyball Camp Extended Care • 10 yrs. only#28515 Jul 8 - Jul 12


Mini-Hawk Sports CampThis baseball, basketball, and soccer program provides a funand positive first step into athletics. Through games andactivities, campers explore balance, hand/eye coordination,and skill development at their own pace. Campers receive aSkyhawks Soccer Ball, T-shirt and a merit award. They shouldbring appropriate clothing, two snacks, a water bottle, runningshoes and sunscreen. Emergency form is required for this course.

Age: 4 - 7 years Classes: 5 Days: Mon - Fri#28584 Jun 24 - Jun 28 9:00am - 12:00pm#28586 Aug 5 - Aug 9 9:00am - 12:00pmLocation: Washington Manor ParkFee: $159(R)/$184(N)

Mini-Hawk Sports Camp Extended Care • 6 - 7 yrs. only#28585 Jun 24 - Jun 28

7:30am - 9:00am, 12:00pm - 6:00pm#28597 Aug 5 - Aug 9


Skyhawks Soccer CampThe #1 camp for learning the fundamentals of soccer. Usingour“progressional”curriculum, campers will gain thetechnical skills & sport knowledge required for that next stepinto soccer. Campers receive a Skyhawks Soccer Ball, T-shirtand Certificate. They should bring appropriate clothing, twosnacks, a water bottle, running shoes and sunscreen.

Age: 6 - 12 years Classes: 5 Days: Mon - Fri#28744 Jun 24 - Jun 28 9:00am - 12:00pm#28598 Aug 5 - Aug 9 9:00am - 12:00pmLocation: Washington Manor ParkFee: $159(R)/$184(N)

Skyhawks Soccer Camp Extended Care • 6 - 10 yrs. only#28745 Jun 24 - Jun 28

7:30am - 9:00am, 12:00pm - 6:00pm#28599 Aug 5 - Aug 9








Join a Big ReadBookDiscussionGroup!February through MarchBook Clubs will be formed throughout the City of SanLeandro to discuss this extraordinary novel written duringthe Harlem Renaissance. A limited number of free copies ofthe novel will be distributed so be sure to sign up at theKick-off event! See below for details.

“Ancestral Memories”Quilt Exhibit Reception

for the African American Quilt Guild of OaklandSaturday, February 2 • 2:00pm - 5:00pmEnjoy gospel music performed by the Allen TempleBaptist Church’s Men’s Choir and learn about the historyand story of African American quilting. These quilts willbe on display until February 28. Presented by the AfricanAmerican Quilt Guild of Oakland.

Big Read KickoffSaturday, February 92:00pm - 4:00pmLucy Anne Hurston, niece of Zora NealeHurston, will be our guest speaker. Ms.Hurston, an academic sociologist andauthor, will discuss Zora’s works and life as

well as her own works. After the presentation, you may signup for a library or patron-sponsored discussion group andreceive a free copy of Hurston’s novel, while supplies last!

Black Caucus/MaryMonroe•Panel DiscussionSaturday, March 2 • 7:00pm - 9:00pmNew York Times bestselling local author Mary Monroe, willmoderate a discussion on the role of the strong AfricanAmerican female character in African American literaturewith members of the Black Caucus of the American LibraryAssociation. Folowing the event, there will be a book signing.

Museumof theAfricanDiaspora • FieldTripSaturday, March 9 • 10:00am - 4:00pm$30 per person/includes lunch, transportationand museum tour. Meet at Main Library PlazaTour showcases the history, art and cultural richness thatresulted from the dispersal of Africans throughout theworld. Lunch included. Tickets (limit 2 per person) go onsale at 12:00pm on Monday, February 4 at the MainLibrary Information Desk.

Screening of Their EyesWereWatching GodFriday, March 15 • 7:00pm - 9:00pmView the 2005 film adaptation staring Halle Berry, RubenSantiago-Hudson, Ruby Dee. This film is NOT rated; however,due to the mature theme of the film, parental guidance is suggested.Running time: 113 minutes.

Hattitude Finale!Friday, March 22 • 6:30pm - 9:00pmBy Invitation Only • Anyone who participates in anybook discussion group that is signed up with the Libraryis invited to join in this celebration.

Hurston is called the Queen ofthe Harlem Renaissance for herfiery intellect, infectious senseof humor and“the gift ofwalking into hearts”. Peopleloved to see which hat shewould wear to an event, so puton your favorite hat and join usfor a Hattitude Finale. Eventwill include food and apresentation of the history of

Harlem Renaissance jazz music by Richard Harris & Friends.

Big Read 2013 • Their EyesWereWatching GodThe San Leandro Public Library has been selected to receive a third, consecutive Big Read Grant. This is aprogram of the National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest. The goal of the BigRead, which is the largest reading program in the U.S, is to bring together partners across the country toencourage reading for pleasure and enlightenment.

The San Leandro Public Library has selected Zora Neale Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God. The BigRead San Leandro Program will run from February through March . Check for updated information andmore details at www. sanleandrolibrary.org.


SAN LEANDRO

M A I N L I B R A R Y577-3971

300 Estudillo Avenue • www.sanleandrolibrary.orgAll events take place at the San Leandro Main Library unless otherwise indicated.

“There is no book more important to me than this one” ~ Alice Walker

Most events are free to the public and nopre-registration is required unless otherwise indicated.

Spring Book SaleSaturday, April 69:00am - 11:00am • Members only11:00am - 4:00pm • General Public

The Friends of the San Leandro Library are proud to announcetheir upcoming sale offering a selection of over 10,000quality books at bargain prices. By joining the Friends of theLibrary, you may attend the“Members Preview”to get thebest pick of the books. Join by applying for an individualmembership for $10 or a family membership for $15. Registeror renew your membership at the door on the day of thesale or pick up an application at the Main Library. Call theFriends of the Library at 577-3986.

5th Annual

Vintage Fashion Show and TeaSaturday, May 4 • 12:30pmAlta Mira Club House • 561 Lafayette Ave., San Leandro$25 per ticket, limited seating!Includes tea or coffee and a beautiful spread of assortedtea sandwiches and delicious desserts. Theresa La Queyand her lovely models will present a fabulous show fromher extensive collection of retro gowns that she hascreated from vintage patterns. Ladies are encouraged toadd to the fashion fun by wearing a fancy hat! Eventsponsored by the San Leandro Public Library and the AltaMira Club. Call 577-3971 for more information.

Needle Crafters2nd and 4th Sunday1:30pm - 3:45pm • Conference Room CJoin Library Volunteers Nancy Navarro and Sandy McDonaldto work on your needlecraft project while discussing booksthat you’ve recently read. This is an informal, fun gatheringto meet and make new friends. So if you are a beginnerand want to learn, this club is just for you! This group meetsyear round, except on holidays. Call 577-3986 for information.

Women ofMysteryAuthor EventSaturday, January 19 • 2:00pm - 4:00pmThis is an event for those who love to read mysteries! Localmystery authors Janet Dawson, Camille Minichino andAnn Parker will discuss their writing experiences and theirmost recent publications followed by a book-signingsession for each author.

ASalute toMadameCJWalkerThursday, February 7 • 7:00pm - 9:00pmCelebrate African American History Month by enjoying

this living history portrayal ofMadame CJ Walker, presented by Ms.Jamie Myrick, an educator andtheater instructor. Madame Walker asone of America’s first greatmotivational speakers. She created amarket for black hair care products

and inspired young African Americans the necessity forobtaining a strong education.

Lunar New YearSaturday, February 23 • 1:00pm - 3:00pmWelcome the Year of the Snake with exciting music, liondancing, and bright costumes! Food and beverages will beavailable for purchase. Sponsored by the San Leandro PublicLibrary, the Asian Community Cultural Association, and theArts Council of San Leandro.

Women’s HistoryMonthSaturday, March 30 • 2:00pm - 3:00pmEnjoy a talk with Jayne Williams, who was nominated bylegal periodical The Recorder for its 2012“Women Leaders inLaw”list. Ms. Williams is the City Attorney for the City of SanLeandro and also heads law firm Meyers Nave’s CrisisManagement Practice. She is acknowledged as a remarkableattorney and her prominence in the law field has paved theway early on for many other female and minority lawyers inCalifornia.

Harmony Fusion ChorusSaturday, May 11 • 2:00pm - 2:30pmHarmony Fusion Chorus is a chapter of the Sweet AdelinesInternational, a worldwide organization of women singerscommitted to advancing the musical art form of barbershopharmony through education and performances. Thanks toFriendship Connection for their sponsorship.

LIBRARY

LIBRARY

15Spring - 13

Readers RoundtableThis lively book group

meets at the Main Library.Copies of the book can be

purchased for just $10at the Booktique, the Main

Library’s bookstore.

Questions? E-mail: [email protected].

Big Read 2013: Their Eyes Were Watching Godby Zora Neale HurstonFebruary 2 • 2:00pm - 3:15pmThis novel follows Janie Crawford, a girl of mixed black andwhite heritage, through three marriages. Sign up at theBig Read Kickoff to receive your free copy. (See page 14.)

Moby-Duck by Donovan HohnMarch 2 • 2:00pm - 3:15pmMoby-Duck is a journey into the heart of the sea and anadventure through science, myth, the global economy,and some of the worst weather imaginable.

The Paris Wife by Paula McLainApril 6 • 2:00pm - 3:15pmThis novel follows the life of Ernest Hemingway’s firstwife, Hadley, as she navigates 1920s Paris.

The Cat’s Table by Michael OndaatjeMay 4 • 2:00pm - 3:15pmA man relates the magical, often forbidden, discoveriesof his childhood as well as his lifelong journey thatbegan with a fantastic seas voyage bound for England.

Visit www.sanleandrolibrary.orgor pick up a brochure at the library for a complete list

of events for children and families!

Wednesday Family Fun NightsEvening programs for families. Refreshments served.

Dan Chan the Magic Man and his sidekick KatWednesday, January 23 • 7:00pmEnjoy a lively magic show to kick off the New Year!

Celebrate Black History Monthwith Diane FerlatteWednesday, February 27 • 7:00pmAward-winning, internationally respected storyteller DianeFerlatte performs tales from her African-American heritage.

McBride’s Irish DancersWednesday, March 20 • 7:00pmEnjoy a little bit of Ireland with a feet tapping, handsclapping dance performance.

Bilingual Music & Magic with Chiquy Boom!Wednesday, April 24 • 7:00pmClown around with popular bilingual children’s performerChiquy Boom.

Groove to the Banana Slug String BandWednesday, May 29 • 7:00pmEnjoy the catchy science tunes of the famous Banana SlugString Band!

• More Free Programs •

Celebrate Día/ Celebremos DíaSaturday, April 27 • 11:00am - 2:00pmEnjoy El día de los ninos, El día de los libros (Children’sDay/Book Day) at the library with fun-filled activities thatcelebrate reading!

Paws to ReadFor grades 1 - 5

In the Paws to Read program,children in grades 1 to 5 work ontheir reading skills by readingaloud to certified therapydogs. New session will start in

January – please check for dates and times by visiting:www.sanleandrolibrary.org

Art is Education Drop-In WorkshopsMonday, March 18 & March 25 • 3:30pmIn honor of Art Education month, the Arts Council of SanLeandro will offer FREE art workshops geared to ages6 to 10. Just drop-in!

Babies N’ Toddlers StorytimeRecommended Ages: Up to 3 yearsWednesdays • 9:30am-9:55am and 10:30am-10:55amDesigned for babies and toddlers up to age 3, thisstorytime introduces songs, fingerplays and stories toyoung children and their caregivers. We offer duplicatesessions at 9:30am and 10:30am for your convenience, so pleasechoose just one to attend.

Preschool StorytimeRecommended Ages: 3 - 8 yearsWednesdays • 1:30pm and 7:00pmPreschool storytimes feature the best inchildren’s books, songs, and arts and craftsactivities. This drop-in program is forchildren and a caregiver, to help children getready for kindergarten, listen to great books,and to have fun!

Cuentos BilingüesBilingual StorytimeMensual en viernes • 10:30amMonthly on Friday • 10:30amVolunteers from our community present a bilingualSpanish/English storytime at the Main Library. Voluntariosde nuestra comunidad presentaran cuentos bilingües enEspañol e Ingles en la biblioteca central. For dates visit:www.sanleandrolibrary.org

Free Storytimesat the Main Library

Children’s Activitiesat the Main Library

Dial-A-Story 577-606724 Hours A Day • FREE!!!Call and listen to Miss Kelly tell anexciting new story each week!


Visit our web site www.sanleandrolibrary.orgfor more details. All programs are for studentsin grades 6 to 12, unless noted.

Art Workshopwith Malik SeneferuSaturdays • January 19, 26, February 2, 92:00pm - 4:00pm • $20 materials feeJoin Bay Area artist Malik Seneferu to create a beautifulpiece of art to be displayed at the library and other cityvenues. This workshop will be in honor of famed African-American writer Zora Neale Hurston. Space is limited.Register at the Main Library Children’s Desk.

Teen Cornerat the Main Library

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Meet Author Monica McKayhanTuesday, February 26 • 6:00pm - 7:00pm

Meet the best-selling author of the Indigo Summer series,Monica McKayhan, via Skype. Her books will be for salefor $5 at the Main Library Children’s Desk, where you canregister for the workshop beginning January 28.

The Dub ClubWednesdays • Visit the Library for DatesNeed a place to do homework and enjoy a snack after school?Join us at the Dub Club. We’ll have gaming and a craftproject. Visit the Children’s Desk for more information.

San Leandro’s Got TalentAuditions: January 14 and 15 • 6:00pm - 8:00pmShow: Friday, February 8 • 7:00pm - 10:00pmShow tickets: $5 for children and teens • $10 for adults

See the best in local teen talent at this fundraiser for theCity’s teen programs. Teens ages 13 to 18 will compete forgreat prizes and the audience will help choose the winners.Audition spots must be reserved in advance.Show tickets go on sale Tuesday, January 8 at the MainLibrary and South Offices. For more information call577-3957 or 577-3477.

Teen Corner at the Main Library • continued

S A N L E A N D R O

M A N O R B R A N C H1241 Manor Blvd.

Reference / Information • 577-7971Circulation • 577-7970

– HOURS –Monday & Wednesday 12:00pm - 8:00pmTuesday & Thursday 10:00am - 8:00pmFriday 12:00pm - 5:30pmSaturday 10:00am - 5:00pmSunday Closed

Children’s ActivitiesManor offers free Children’s activities, events, andprograms designed to entertain, educate, and inspire.Due to popular demand, attendance at will be limited ona first come, first served basis. Free tickets will be availabletwo weeks prior to each event. For information, visitwww.sanleandrolibrary.org or call 577-7971.

Insect Discovery LabSaturday, January 5 ∙ 10:30amSee, touch, and hold millipedes, beetles, and other insects!

Percussion & Dance with James HenrySaturday, February 16 ∙ 10:30amAs part of the Library’s Big Read program, James Henrypresents an interactive music, percussion, and dance program!

Juggling & Comedy with Dana SmithSaturday, March 23 ∙ 10:30amDana Smith delights children and parents with comedy,juggling, ball spinning, hat tricks, hand balancing stuntsand other one of a kind feats!

The Fratello Marionettes present Aladdin!Saturday, April 20 ∙ 10:30amIn this thrilling puppet show, Aladdin tries to thwart theevil sorcerer and save the princess!

Boswick the ClownSaturday, May 18 ∙ 10:30amThe children are the stars of Boswick’s comedy clownshow!

Preschool StorytimeRecommended Ages: 3 - 8 yearsThursdays • 10:30am - 11:15amPreschool storytimes feature the best in children’s books,songs, and arts and crafts activities. This drop-in programis for children and a caregiver, to help children get readyfor kindergarten, listen to great books, and to have fun!No registration required, just drop in!

Teen GamingSaturday, February 9 ∙ 2:00pm - 4:00pm

Hang out with your friends and playwith our gaming equipment. Wehave PS2, Wii, and Xbox 360 Kinectgames!

Free Storytimesat the Manor Branch

Teen Programsat the Manor Branch

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This program provides preschool children with a variety ofrecreation activities designed to develop social skills,independence, and positive self-esteem in a safe andsupportive environment. Activities include arts and crafts,circle time, sharing, free play and more. Children must bepotty trained at the start of the class.

Important InformationThe following must be received for your registration to becompleted:

• Registration Form • Verification of age• Emergency Form • Payment

• Kiddie Kollege and Kindergarten Readiness parents areencouraged to work in the classroom once per session.Parents who wish to participate more than once will berequired to be fingerprinted by the San LeandroPolice Department.

• Kiddie Kollege strives to provide our registered participantswith a quality program involving close supervision andattention by our staff. For this reason, unpaid siblings willnot be permitted to attend classes.

• Children must be the correct age at the start of each course.

• Registration and payment are due on the 20th of the monthprior to the start of each session. If the 20th falls on Sundayor a holiday, payment is due the first business day followingthe Sunday or holiday.

• Participants currently enrolled in a session will haveregistration priority for the following sessions if they registerby the 20th of the previous month. After the 20th of theprevious month, registration will be open to new participants.Priority begins with September classes.

• Once your child is enrolled, you may register for morethan one session at a time.

Please Note: No class on January 21, February 11 & 18,April 1 - 5 and May 27.

Parent Toddler Kiddie Kollegewith Ms. Liz SchultzThis class gives your child the perfect opportunity to playand socialize in a preschool environment. We will introduceyour child to various activities such as arts and crafts, fingerplay, story time and movement to music. A parent/guardianis required to accompany their child to each class session.

Age: 19 - 32 months Location: Halcyon Park

#27349 Jan 8 - 31 $64(R)/$74(N)

#28300 Feb 5 - 28 $64(R)/$74(N)

#28319 Mar 5 - 28 $64(R)/$74(N)

#28341 Apr 9 - 30 $50(R)/$60(N)

#28343 May 2 - 23 $64(R)/$74(N)

9:30am - 11:00am

#27341 9:00am - 12:00pm $114(R)/$134(N)

#27342 12:30pm - 3:30pm $114(R)/$134(N)

#28345 9:00am - 12:00pm $114(R)/$134(N)

#28346 12:30pm - 3:30pm $114(R)/$134(N)

#28347 9:00am - 12:00pm $114(R)/$134(N)

#28348 12:30pm - 3:30pm $114(R)/$134(N)

#28349 9:00am - 12:00pm $87(R)/$107(N)

#28350 12:30pm - 3:30pm $87(R)/$107(N)

#28351 9:00am - 12:00pm $114(R)/$134(N)

#28376 12:30pm - 3:30pm $114(R)/$134(N)

Jan 8 - 31

Feb 5 - 28

Mar 5 - 28

Apr 9 - 30

Kindergarten Readinesswith Ms. Sandy BraunHelp your child prepare for Kindergarten. This class will providea cheerful and supportive environment to help childrendevelop: Social Skills - Math Skills - Language Art Skills - FineMotor Skills - Gross Motor Skills.

Age: Child must be at least 4 years old and enteringKindergarten in September of 2013

Location: Washington Manor Park

Tuesday • Thursday


#27350 Jan 8 - 31 $64(R)/$74(N)

#28318 Feb 5 - 28 $64(R)/$74(N)

#28337 Mar 5 - 28 $64(R)/$74(N)

#28342 Apr 9 - 30 $50(R)/$60(N)

#28344 May 2 - 23 $64(R)/$74(N)

11:30am - 1:00pm


May 2 - 23

• Kiddie Kollege •

http://online.activecommunities.com/sanleandrorec/Activities/activitiesportalregistration.asp?sectionid=6

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#27252 Jan 7 - 30 $107(R)/$127(N) 38 - 49 months

#28215 Feb 1 - 27 $107(R)/$127(N) 39 - 50 months

#28220 Mar 1 - 29 $107(R)/$127(N) 40 - 51 months

#28223 Apr 8 - 29 $81(R)/$101(N) 41 - 52 months

#28242 May 1 - 24 $107(R)/$127(N) 42 - 53 months

9:00am - 11:00am

Kiddie Kollege @ Halcyon Parkwith Ms. Liz Schultz

#27253 Jan 7 - 30 $107(R)/$127(N) 50 - 62 months

#28216 Feb 1 - 27 $107(R)/$127(N) 51 - 63 months

#28221 Mar 1 - 29 $107(R)/$127(N) 52 - 64 months

#28240 Apr 8 - 29 $81(R)/$101(N) 53 - 65 months

#28243 May 1 - 24 $107(R)/$127(N) 54 - 66 months

12:00pm - 2:00pm

#27262 Jan 8 - 31 $80(R)/$100(N) 38 - 62 months

#28219 Feb 5 - 28 $80(R)/$100(N) 39 - 63 months

#28222 Mar 5 - 28 $80(R)/$100(N) 40 - 64 months

#28241 Apr 9 - 30 $60(R)/$70(N) 41 - 65 months

#28244 May 2 - 23 $80(R)/$100(N) 42 - 66 months

1:30pm - 3:30pm

Monday • Wednesday • Friday



#27325 Jan 7 - 30 $107(R)/$127(N) 38 - 49 months

#28245 Feb 1 - 27 $107(R)/$127(N) 39 - 50 months

#28247 Mar 1 - 29 $107(R)/$127(N) 40 - 51 months

#28249 Apr 8 - 29 $81(R)/$101(N) 41 - 52 months

#28261 May 1 - 24 $107(R)/$127(N) 42 - 53 months

9:00am - 11:00am

Kiddie Kollege @ Washington Manor Parkwith Ms. Sammy Capurro


#27328 Jan 7 - 30 $107(R)/$127(N) 50 - 62 months

#28246 Feb 1 - 27 $107(R)/$127(N) 51 - 63 months

#28248 Mar 1 - 29 $107(R)/$127(N) 52 - 64 months

#28260 Apr 8 - 29 $81(R)/$101(N) 53 - 65 months

#28263 May 1 - 24 $107(R)/$127(N) 54 - 66 months

11:30am - 1:30pm


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Part Time • Before Care7:00am - 8:30am

Program Registration•Registration will not be accepted without the following:

1. Signed Registration Form2. Completed Emergency Contact Form3. Completed Kid’s Club Packet4. Full Payment

•Two business days are needed to process registrations beforeyour child can attend, so please register early.

Registration & Fees•Fees are to be paid on or before the registration deadline foreach session.

•Registration deadlines for the monthly programs are the 15th ofthe prior month. If the 15th falls on a Sunday or a holiday,payment is due the first business day following the Sunday orholiday.

•Payment received after the 15th will be assessed a $25 fee.•Partial program attendance is not prorated or refunded.

Part-Time Fee PolicyPart-time participants may attend any three days in a week.Once a part-time participant attends a fourth day in a week (nomatter which week) the difference between the part-time andfull-time rate will be applied to your account. Movement ofextra days into other weeks will not be allowed. Futureregistrations for any SLRHS program will not be processed untilthe outstanding balance is paid in full.

For information on childcare financial assistance, call 577-3462.NOTE: Each program site must have a minimum of 20 registeredparticipants by the registration deadline to avoid cancellation.

Please Note: No class on January 21, February 11 & 18,April 1 - 5 and May 27.

Part Time • After Care3:30pm - 6:00pm

Full Time • After Care3:30pm - 6:00pm

#27374 Jan 7 - 31 $141

#28165 Feb 1 - 28 $141

#28162 Mar 1 - 29 $141

#28163 Apr 8 - 30 $136

#28177 May 1 - 31 $141

#28157 Jun 3 - 13 $72

Full Time • Before Care7:00am - 8:30am

Kindercare1:30pm - 3:30pm

Kid’s Club is a before and after-school program designed to serve Kindergarten through 5th grade students at DaytonElementary School. Our program provides a safe, enriching and exciting before and after-school experience for your child.

Trained and dedicated staff is on hand to offer your child homework time, crafts and recreational activities.

#27373 Jan 7 - 31 $246

#28166 Feb 1 - 28 $246

#28173 Mar 1 - 29 $246

#28174 Apr 8 - 30 $221

#28161 May 1 - 31 $246

#28156 Jun 3 - 13 $123

#27376 Jan 7 - 31 $103

#28167 Feb 1 - 28 $103

#28175 Mar 1 - 29 $103

#28176 Apr 8 - 30 $98

#28180 May 1 - 31 $103

#28158 Jun 3 - 13 $54

#27379 Jan 7 - 31 $171

#28168 Feb 1 - 28 $171

#28164 Mar 1 - 29 $171

#28178 Apr 8 - 30 $146

#28179 May 1 - 31 $171

#28159 Jun 3 - 13 $86

#27380 Jan 7 - 31 $154

#28169 Feb 1 - 28 $154

#28170 Mar 1 - 29 $154

#28171 Apr 8 - 30 $134

#28172 May 1 - 31 $154

#28155 Jun 3 - 13 $80

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Mommy and Me • Movement and MusicHelp develop your child’s motor skills. Facilitated by DCDance professionals, you’ll lead your child through avariety of activities like rolling, jumping, dance and basictumbling. We’ll dance and play with scarves, bean bags,parachutes and more!

Age: 18 months - 3 years Classes: 6 Day(s): Wed#28080 Feb 6 - Mar 13 10:00am - 10:50am#28081 Apr 10 - May 15 10:00am - 10:50amFee: $78(R)/$98(N)

Preschool DanceBoys and girls learn the fundamentals of ballet and tapbasic dance moves. Dance attire required. Ballet shoesand Tap shoes required.

Age: 3 - 4 years Classes: 6 Day(s): Wed#28055 Feb 6 - Mar 13 5:30pm - 6:20pm#28056 Apr 10 - May 15 5:30pm - 6:20pmPlease note location: Marina Community CenterFee: $90(R)/$110(N)

Age: 3 - 4 years Classes: 6 Day(s): Sat#28057 Feb 2 - Mar 9 10:00am - 10:50am#28058 Apr 13 - May 18 10:00am - 10:50amFee: $90(R)/$110(N)

KinderDanceClass is designed for Kindergarteners and 1st Graders.Children will be taught the basic fundamentals of balletand tap dance. Dance clothes required. Ballet shoes andTap shoes required.

Age: 5 - 6 years Classes: 6 Day(s): Sat#28073 Feb 2 - Mar 9 11:00am - 11:50am#28074 Apr 13 - May 18 11:00am - 11:50amFee: $90(R)/$110(N)

Ballet IFor those who love ballet, come and explore this greatclass. All principles will be presented. Class explores abasic ballet foundation and ballet barre technique. Balletimproves coordination, balance, and self-esteem. Blackleotard, pink tights, and pink ballet shoes are required.Hair must be tied back in a bun.

Age: 5 - 9 years Classes: 6 Day(s): Sat#28086 Feb 2 - Mar 9 9:00am - 9:50am#28087 Apr 13 - May 18 9:00am - 9:50amInstructor: DC Dance StaffFee: $75(R)/$85(N)

Tu Tu’s and Tiara’sPrincess and Prince BalletBring your Prince or Princess for an enchanted balletexperience. Fundamental ballet will be taught usingmagical music. Dance clothes and ballet shoes required.

Age: 3 - 5 years Classes: 6 Day(s): Mon • No class 2/18#28066 Feb 4 - Mar 18 6:00pm - 6:50pm#28067 Apr 8 - May 13 6:00pm - 6:50pmFee: $90(R)/$110(N)

Tumbling ToddlersClass runs through a series of stretches and basic tumblingmoves. If your toddler loves to be upside down, then thisclass is for you! Dance clothes or exercise wear required.

Age: 3 - 6 years Classes: 6 Day(s): Mon • No class 2/18#28070 Feb 4 - Mar 18 5:00pm - 5:50pm#28071 Apr 8 - May 13 5:00pm - 5:50pmFee: $90(R)/$110(N)

Mickey MouseDance Club

Children will be taught the basicfundamentals of ballet and jazz dance

using happy Disney music. Dance clothes andballet shoes required. Mouse ears optional.

Age: 4 - 8 years Classes: 6 Day(s): Wed#28075 Feb 6 - Mar 13 4:30pm - 5:20pm#28076 Apr 10 - May 15 4:30pm - 5:20pmPlease note location: Marina Community CenterFee: $90(R)/$110(N)

Dazzling Dynamite DanceLet us teach your dynamite dancer how to glide acrossthe floor, leap, kick, and spin. All the basics will be taught.Dance clothes and ballet shoes required.

Age: 8 - 10 years Classes: 6 Day(s): Mon • No class 2/18#28078 Feb 4 - Mar 18 7:00pm - 7:50pm#28079 Apr 8 - May 13 7:00pm - 7:50pmInstructor: DC Dance StaffFee: $90(R)/$110(N)

DC Dance Classes • 1555 Washington Ave.(Unless otherwise noted)









Baby Sign LanguageWhy wait? Get startedcommunicating with your babynow. Learn over 120 signs andeasy techniques to successfullyintegrate signs into everyday life.Have fun learning throughinstruction, songs, games and

class discussions. Both parents are welcome. $30 materialsfee is payable to instructor.

Age: 1 month - 30 months Classes: 6 Day(s): Fri#28408 Feb 15 - Mar 22 11:00am - 12:00pm

Classes: 6 Day(s): Thu#28409 Feb 21 - Mar 28 6:00pm - 7:00pm

Classes: 6 Day(s): Wed#28410 Apr 17 - May 22 3:30pm - 4:30pmLocation: Marina Community CenterInstructor: Lori HernandezFee: $85(R)/$105(N)

Spartan Parents and Tots • GymnasticsParent participation class that focuses on basic locomotorskills, balance, coordination & social interaction taught ina fun and encouraging manner.

Age: 14 - 35 months Classes: 4 Day(s): Sat#28464 Feb 9 - Mar 2 9:30am - 10:15am#28465 Mar 9 - Mar 30 9:30am - 10:15am#28466 Apr 6 - Apr 27 9:30am - 10:15am#28467 May 4 - May 25 9:30am - 10:15amLocation: Sparta Gymnastics Academy

24562 Hesperian Blvd., HaywardInstructor: Sparta Gym StaffFee: $58(R)/$68(N)

Little Spartans • GymnasticsEnhance your child’s basic locomotor skills, balance,coordination, strength and agility through gymnastics.Participants will learn how to do cart wheels, rollforward/backward, hand stands and head stands properly.$38 annual membership fee due on first day of class.

Age: 3 - 5 years Classes: 4 Day(s): Sat#28506 Feb 9 - Mar 2 10:30am - 11:15am#28507 Mar 9 - Mar 30 10:30am - 11:15am#28508 Apr 6 - Apr 27 10:30am - 11:15am#28509 May 4 - May 25 10:30am - 11:15amLocation: Sparta Gymnastics Academy


Music Together • Early Start MusicThis is an internationally renowned early childhood musicprogram. In a family style environment, your child is freeto move and explore music through instrument play,songs, dance and chant, preparing for future instrumentor dance study and a lifetime of appreciation. Mixed ages- siblings are welcome (under 8 mos. attend FREE). $65materials fee is payable to the instructor.

Age: 1 month - 5 years Classes: 10 Day(s): SatNo class 5/25

#28444 Jan 26 - Mar 30 9:30am - 10:15am#28445 Jan 26 - Mar 30 10:30am - 11:15am#28446 Apr 13 - Jun 22 9:30am - 10:15am#28447 Apr 13 - Jun 22 10:30am - 11:15amLocation: Marina Community CenterInstructor: Vanessa GrazziniFee: $135(R)/$155(N)

Parent and Toddler T-BallIntroduce your child to the game of T-Ball as well ashealthy lifestyle choices. Parents and toddlers will enjoythe benefits of physical activity and learning T-Ball skillstogether. Child must bring a water bottle and a glove.Parent participation is required.

Age: 3 - 5 years Classes: 8 Day(s): Tue, Thu#28148 May 7 - May 30 5:15pm - 6:00pmLocation: Washington Manor ParkInstructor: Wee Hoop StaffFee: $80(R)/$100(N)

Fitness Fun • Parent and ChildThe focus of this parent participation class is to helpchildren develop their coordination and agility so theycan feel more confident in any sport. The class providesparents with an opportunity to be physically active withtheir children. Activities include group games andtraining with agility equipment like hurdles, jump ropes,and ladders.

Age: 3 - 6 years Classes: 8 Day(s): Tue, Thu#28149 May 7 - May 30 6:10pm - 6:55pmLocation: Washington Manor ParkInstructor: Wee Hoop StaffFee: $80(R)/$100(N)

Tennis Prep • Parent and ChildThis parent-child class focuses on eye-hand coordinationand includes a workbook with sticker rewards and more!We will start with balloon rallies and proceed to the TennisSquareTM System. Children graduating will be betterprepared for an introductory tennis class. Parentparticipation is required. $10 materials fee due toinstructor on the first day of class.

Age: 4 - 6 years Classes: 10 Day(s): Mon#28217 Mar 4 - May 6 2:00pm - 2:30pmLocation: Marina Community CenterInstructor: Eve HolgateFee: $50(R)/$60(N)









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King Kickerz Soccer AcademyMommy/Daddy & Me • In this class parents get toparticipate with their toddlers. The focus will be on havingfun with your tot while they learn how to use their feet tokick and maneuver the soccer ball. Learning will be enhancedby the use of colors, shapes, animals, letters, and numbers. Itis not necessary for toddlers to have cleats, but tennis shoesare a must. Also, do not forget to bring water. Soccer playermust be 1 ½ years old by the start of the first class.

Age: 18 months - 3 ½ years Classes: 5 Day(s): Sat#28181 Mar 2 - Mar 30 9:45am - 10:20am

Lil’ Kickerz • In this class young soccer players havethe opportunity to participate on their own. They will learnhow to dribble, pass, trap, shoot, and play games whilehaving tons of fun. Although adults do not participate, it isvery important that a parent or caregiver stays with the childfor the duration of the class. Soccer players in this class musthave shin guards to participate. Cleats are preferred, buttennis shoes will do. Do not forget to bring water. Soccerplayer must be 3 ½ by the start of the class.

Age: 3 ½ - 5 years Classes: 5 Day(s): Sat#28182 Mar 2 - Mar 30 10:30am - 11:05amLocation: Bonaire ParkInstructor: King Kickerz StaffFee: $65(R)/$75(N)

Wee Hoop BasketballHoopsters • This parent-child class develops grossmotor skills and coordination pertinent to the game ofbasketball. Repetition will enable children to build theirconfidence level so that parent participation lessens overtime. Activities include organized games that helpchildren to develop listening skills and learn to followdirections. A Wee Hoop basketball is required. Purchasefor $7 at the first class.Parent participation is required.

Age: 18 months - 3 years Classes: 5 Day(s): Mon#28144 Feb 25 - Mar 25 5:10pm - 5:45pm#28146 Apr 8 - May 6 5:10pm - 5:45pm

Hot Shots • This class places more of an emphasison developing basketball skills and learning basic rulesof the game. Over time, children will be able to usetheir skills and knowledge in controlled, instructionalscrimmages. Activities will encourage teamwork andnew friendships. A Wee Hoop basketball is required.Purchase for $7 at the first class.

Age: 4 - 5 years Day(s): Mon#28145 Feb 25 - Mar 25 5:50pm - 6:35pm#28147 Apr 8 - May 6 5:50pm - 6:35pmLocation: St Peters Church, 172 Breed Ave.Instructor: Wee Hoop StaffFee: $52(R)/$62(N)

Little LeagueSan Leandro Little League6 - 14 years • Boys and Girlssanleandrolittleleague.comTelephone: 888-9991

Floresta Baseball League4 1/2 - 14 years • Boys and Girlsflorestabaseball.orgTelephone: 351-2709

Washington Manor Jr. League6 - 18 years • Boys and Girlsleaguelineup.com/wmbaberuthTelephone: 688-4848

BasketballSt. Leander’s Youth Basketball Clinic8 - 14 years • Boys and [email protected]: (408) 390-2242

FootballCrusaders Youth Football7 - 14 years • Boys and GirlsSLCrusaders.netTelephone: 206-4276

SoccerSouthern Alameda County Youth Soccer League6 - 18 years • Boys and Girlssacysl.comTelephone: 278-7627

Bay Area Premier Youth Soccer League6 - 18 years • Boys and [email protected]: 372-3664

SwimmingDrowning Darryl’s – San Leandro Swim Teamdrowningdarryls.com4 - 18 years • Boys and GirlsTelephone: 276-0650

Washington Manor Dolphinsmanordolphins.org4 - 18 years • Boys and GirlsTelephone: 352-0609

Youth SportsOrganizations



Ms. Wei AsianCultural and Performing

Arts AcademYLocated at: 13730 Doolittle Dr.

For more information, visit www.weidance.com.

BalletBasic course for ballet specifically designed for children.They will learn basic ballet movements and body’sflexibility training which allow them to learn coordinationand basic ballet movements at the same time. This is awonderful entry level course for children to discover thebeauty of ballet.

BeginnersAge: 4 - 6 years Classes: 4 Day(s): Tue • No class 2/12#28591 Feb 5 - Mar 5 4:30pm - 5:30pm#28592 Mar 12 - Apr 2 4:30pm - 5:30pm#28593 Apr 9 - Apr 30 4:30pm - 5:30pm

Level IAge: 6 - 8 years Classes: 4 Day(s): Tue • No class 2/12#28588 Feb 5 - Mar 5 5:30pm - 6:30pm#28589 Mar 12 - Apr 2 5:30pm - 6:30pm#28590 Apr 9 - Apr 30 5:30pm - 6:30pmInstructor: Shiang-Fen WeiFee: $72(R)/$82(N)

Chinese DanceLearn beautiful Chinese dance and culture! Each classbegins with a warm up for body flexibility then focuseson body coordination with the basic movements ofChinese dance. Develop coordination and a healthy self-image through the enjoyment of dance. Ballet shoes arerequired. $15 for dance pants payable to instructor.

Beginners • 4 - 6 yearsClasses: 4 Day(s): Sun#28561 Feb 3 - Feb 24 10:00am - 11:00am#28535 Mar 3 - Mar 24 10:00am - 11:00am#28556 Apr 7 - Apr 28 10:00am - 11:00am

Classes: 4 Day(s): Wed#28550 Feb 6 - Feb 27 5:30pm - 6:30pm#28536 Mar 6 - Mar 27 5:30pm - 6:30pm#28551 Apr 3 - Apr 24 5:30pm - 6:30pm

Classes: 4 Day(s): Thu#28537 Feb 7 - Feb 28 4:30pm - 5:30pm#28552 Mar 7 - Mar 28 4:30pm - 5:30pm#28538 Apr 4 - Apr 25 4:30pm - 5:30pmInstructor: Shiang-Fen WeiFee: $72(R)/$82(N)

Private Music InstructionBeginning and advanced students welcome. One onone instruction from a master teacher and professionalmusician offers a customized program to meetindividual needs. Piano lessons cover music reading,scales, technical playing skills and keyboard practiceand performance. Voice lessons cover reading,building technique, sight singing and performancepractice. A $21 fee for music books is payable on the firstday of instruction. Piano students are recommended tohave access to a piano or keyboard. Voice students arerecommended to bring a small audio recorder. KurtWeaver’s instruction provides for a personal andmusical development through fun and relaxation.Priority Registration for current students (Jan 10 - 20). Openregistration following the priority period for new students.

Age: 5 years & up Classes: 9Session 1 • Mondays#28633 Mar 25 - May 13 3:00pm - 3:30pm#28634 Mar 25 - May 13 3:30pm - 4:00pm#28635 Mar 25 - May 13 4:00pm - 4:30pm#28636 Mar 25 - May 13 4:30pm - 5:00pm#28637 Mar 25 - May 13 5:00pm - 5:30pm#28638 Mar 25 - May 13 5:30pm - 6:00pm#28639 Mar 25 - May 13 6:00pm - 6:30pm#28640 Mar 25 - May 13 6:30pm - 7:00pm

Session 1 • Fridays • No Class 4/5#28649 Mar 15 - May 17 3:00pm - 3:30pm#28650 Mar 15 - May 17 3:30pm - 4:00pm#28651 Mar 15 - May 17 4:00pm - 4:30pm#28652 Mar 15 - May 17 4:30pm - 5:00pm#28653 Mar 15 - May 17 5:00pm - 5:30pm#28654 Mar 15 - May 17 5:30pm - 6:00pm#28655 Mar 15 - May 17 6:00pm - 6:30pm#28656 Mar 15 - May 17 6:30pm - 7:00pm

Session 2 • Mondays • No Class 5/27#28641 May 20 - Jul 22 3:00pm - 3:30pm#28642 May 20 - Jul 22 3:30pm - 4:00pm#28643 May 20 - Jul 22 4:00pm - 4:30pm#28644 May 20 - Jul 22 4:30pm - 5:00pm#28645 May 20 - Jul 22 5:00pm - 5:30pm#28646 May 20 - Jul 22 5:30pm - 6:00pm#28647 May 20 - Jul 22 6:00pm - 6:30pm#28648 May 20 - Jul 22 6:30pm - 7:00pm

Session 2 • Fridays • No Class 7/5#28657 May 24 - Jul 26 3:00pm - 3:30pm#28658 May 24 - Jul 26 3:30pm - 4:00pm#28659 May 24 - Jul 26 4:00pm - 4:30pm#28660 May 24 - Jul 26 4:30pm - 5:00pm#28661 May 24 - Jul 26 5:00pm - 5:30pm#28662 May 24 - Jul 26 5:30pm - 6:00pm#28663 May 24 - Jul 26 6:00pm - 6:30pm#28664 May 24 - Jul 26 6:30pm - 7:00pmLocation: Marina Community CenterInstructor: Kurt WeaverFee $230(R)/$255(N)





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Beginning Game DesignPut kids in control; allow them to createtheir own virtual worlds! Game developerswill work in pairs to conceive, design and build their ownoriginal computer game from scratch. Participants learnthe fundamental game elements and build a game thatcan be shared with friends on-line.

Age: 7 - 12 years Classes: 8 Day(s): Tue#28604 Jan 29 - Mar 19 3:30pm - 4:45pmLocation: Marina Community CenterInstructor: Freshi MediaFee: $139(R)/$159(N)

Artemis Girls • GymnasticsEnhance your child’s basic locomotor skills, balance,coordination, strength and agility through gymnastics.Participants will learn how to do cart wheels, roll forward/backward, hand stands and head stands properly. This classdeals with the specifics of women’s gymnastics. Coachesstress on safety while keeping girls motivated and excited.$38 annual membership fee due on first day of class.

Age: 6 years & up Classes: 4 Day(s): Sat#28511 Feb 9 - Mar 2 11:15am - 12:15pm#28512 Mar 9 - Mar 30 11:15am - 12:15pm#28513 Apr 6 - Apr 27 11:15am - 12:15pm#28514 May 4 - May 25 11:15am - 12:15pmLocation: Sparta Gymnastics Academy


Leonidas Boys • GymnasticsA recreational class based on teaching the fundamentals ofgymnastics in a gradual, non-competitive and enjoyableenvironment. Participants will learn how to do cart wheels,roll forward/backward, hand stands and head stands properly.$38 annual membership fee due on first day of class.

Age: 6 years & up Classes: 4 Day(s): Sat#28516 Feb 9 - Mar 2 10:15am - 11:15am#28517 Mar 9 - Mar 30 10:15am - 11:15am#28518 Apr 6 - Apr 27 10:15am - 11:15am#28519 May 4 - May 25 10:15am - 11:15amLocation: Sparta Gymnastics Academy


Tennis • Beginning and Intermediate@ Cherry Grove Park

Beginners will learn the basics of tennis including forehands,backhands, volleys, overheads, footwork, serves, and rules.Intermediates will learn about topspin, under spin, lobs,drop shots, and approach shots. Participants must wear tennisshoes and bring a tennis racquet. Supply fee: One new non-returnable can of USTA-Approved tennis balls.

Age: 5 - 8 Classes: 12 Day(s): Fri#28258 Mar 15 - May 31 4:00pm - 5:00pmInstructor: Eve HolgateFee: $ 120(R)/$140(N)

Tennis • Private LessonsBeginners: Learn the basics of tennis including forehands,backhands, volleys, overheads, footwork, serves, and rules.Intermediates: Learn about topspin, under spin, lobs, dropshots, and approach shots. Advanced: Learn about half-volleys, spin serves, bisecting angles of return, drills, andstrategies for match play. Ideal for whole families or to buildcamaraderie. Size is limited to 8 for beginners and 12 forintermediates. All participants must wear tennis shoes and bringa racquet. Supply fee: One new, nonreturnable can of USTA-Approved tennis balls. Five 1/2 hour lessons are included. Timesand location will be worked out with the instructor personally afterregistration. For information, email Eve Holgate [email protected].

Classes: 5 ½ hour lessonsAge: 4 years & up Fee: $125(R)/$145(N)Instructor: Eve Holgate

Family Tennis PlaydayThis is an intro to tennis designed for families to

enjoy and learn the “Sport of a Lifetime” together.Parent/guardian participation is required; one per child. Allparticipants must wear tennis shoes and bring a racquet. Supplyfee: One new, nonreturnable can of USTA-Approved tennis balls. Forinformation, email Eve Holgate at [email protected].

Age: 5 -10 years#28301 Mar 9 9:30am - 10:30amWashington Manor Park

Age: 11-17 years#28303 Mar 9 3:00pm - 5:00pmLocation: Cherry Grove ParkInstructor: Eve HolgateFee: $10(R)/$12(N)

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Tennis • Beginning • SaturdaysLearn the basics of tennis including forehands, backhands,volleys, footwork, overheads, serves and rules. Participantsmust wear tennis shoes and bring a tennis racquet. Supply fee: Onenew non-returnable can of USTA-Approved tennis balls.

Classes: 5 Day(s): SatAges: 5 - 6 years#28224 Feb 2 - Mar 2 12:10pm - 12:40pm#28225 Mar 16 - Apr 13 12:10pm - 12:40pm#28226 Apr 27 - May 25 12:10pm - 12:40pmFee: $25(R)/$30(N)

Age: 7 - 8 years#28232 Feb 2 - Mar 2 11:30am - 12:10pm#28234 Mar 16 - Apr 13 11:30am - 12:10pm#28236 Apr 27 - May 25 11:30am - 12:10pmFee: $50(R)/$60(N)

Age: 9 - 13 years#28227 Feb 2 - Mar 2 10:30am - 11:30am#28228 Mar 16 - Apr 13 10:30am - 11:30am#28229 Apr 27 - May 25 10:30am - 11:30amFee: $50(R)/$60(N)Location: Washington Manor ParkInstructor: Eve Holgate

Tennis • Beginning and Intermediate@ Washington Manor Park

Beginners will learn the basics of tennis including forehands,backhands, volleys, overheads, footwork, serves, and rules.Intermediates will learn about topspin, under spin, lobs, dropshots, and approach shots, half-volleys, spin serves, bisectingangles of return, drills, and strategies for match play. Participantsmust wear tennis shoes and bring a tennis racquet. Supply fee: Onenew non-returnable can of USTA-Approved tennis balls.

Classes: 5 Day(s): FriAge: 5 - 8 years#28250 Feb 1 - Mar 1 6:00pm - 6:30pm#28251 Mar 15 - Apr 12 6:00pm - 6:30pm#28252 May 3 - May 31 6:00pm - 6:30pmFee: $25(R)/$30(N)

Age: 9 - 13 years#28253 Feb 1 - Mar 1 6:30pm - 7:30pm#28254 Mar 15 - Apr 12 6:30pm - 7:30pm#28262 May 3 - May 31 6:30pm - 7:30pmFee: $50(R)/$60(N)Instructor: Eve Holgate

Jr. Golf AcademyDesigned to let juniors progress at their own pace. Basicgolf swing skills are learned along with chipping, putting,and bunker shots. Clubs and balls are provided.

Age: 6 - 13 years Classes: 4Saturdays#28306 Feb 2 - Feb 23 12:00pm - 1:00pm#28307 Mar 9 - Mar 30 12:00pm - 1:00pm#28308 Apr 6 - Apr 27 12:00pm - 1:00pm#28309 May 4 - May 25 12:00pm - 1:00pm

Sundays#28310 Feb 3 - Feb 24 12:00pm - 1:00pm#28311 Mar 3 - Mar 24 12:00pm - 1:00pm#28315 Apr 7 - Apr 28 12:00pm - 1:00pm#28316 May 5- May 26 12:00pm - 1:00pmLocation: Monarch Bay Golf Club • 13800 Monarch BayInstructor: Monarch Bay StaffFee: $99(R)/$119(N)

Junior Warriors BasketballCalling all Hoopsters! It’s time to get on the court andhave some fun! The City of San Leandro is partnering withthe Golden State Warriors and NBA to get kids movingwhile encouraging healthy lifestyle choices. This leagueoffers a non-competitive environment where bothbeginners and veterans can improve their skills throughweekly games and instruction. Open to both boys andgirls ages 5-14. All participants receive a reversible micro-mesh Junior Warriors jersey for league play. Register Early!Courses fill up fast!

Classes: 10 Day(s): Sat

Mini Hoopsters A • Age: 5 years#27334 Jan 12 - Mar 16 8:45am - 10:15am

Mini Hoopsters B • Age: 6 - 7 years#27335 Jan 12 - Mar 16 10:30am - 12:00pm

Mini Hoopsters C • Age: 6 - 7 years#27336 Jan 12 - Mar 16 12:15pm - 1:45pm

Jump Shooters • Age: 7 - 8 years#27337 Jan 12 - Mar 16 9:00am - 10:45am

Tri-Fectas • Age: 8 - 10 years#27338 Jan 12 - Mar 16 11:00am - 12:45pm

All Stars • Age: 10 - 14 years#27339 Jan 12 - Mar 16 1:00pm - 2:45pmLocation: San Leandro High School, 9th Grade Campus

& Washington Manor Middle SchoolFee: $172(R)/$197(N)


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Online Driver’s Ed for TeensIndependence is just a click away! This is an online coursewith videos, animated driving scenarios, and sample testquestions. Learn the rules of the road, major causes of trafficcollisions, DMV procedures and much more. A licensedinstructor is available to answer any questions. ReceiveDMV-approved Certificate of Completion. The instructor willcontact you with username & password. Sign up anytime.

Age: 15 years & up#28304 Online ClassFee: $55(R)/$65(N)

Marina Bridge ClubACBL-Sanctioned Duplicate

Bridge game with masterpoints awarded. Game is opento players of all levels, and isstratified each week. Comeand enjoy a friendly game ofduplicate bridge in one of the

finest facilities in the Bay Area.

Age: 18 years & up Classes: Ongoing Day(s): TueFeb 5 - May 28 10:30am - 2:00pmLocation: Marina Community CenterInstructor: Terry Terzian

ACBL Life Master, Certified Director, and Accredited TeacherFee: $8 per play or $69 for a nine-play ticket

Dance TherapyTap your toes to music? Groove to tunes at home? Get DanceTherapy! Learn simple entertaining choreography. Increaseendurance and coordination. Improve flexibility, memory,and musicality. Accommodates a variety of fitness levelsand dance experience. No experience required. Wearcomfortable clothing and shoes. For more information, visit:www.dancetherapy.yolasite.com. First 5 registrants willreceive 2 bonus classes for $5. Subsequent registrantsreceive 1 bonus class for $5. (All bonus classes areprovided and coordinated directly through the instructor).Bonus classes are for new students only.

Age: 18 years & up Classes: 3Thursdays#28665 Mar 7 - Mar 21 9:45am - 10:45amSaturdays#28666 Mar 9 - Mar 23 8:00am - 9:00amLocation: DC Dance Center • 1555 Washington Ave.Instructor: Dance Therapy StaffFee: $45(R)/$55(N)

Line DanceExplore different types of music and a variety of rhythms,including country western, tango, waltz, rock & roll, chacha, and disco. With both fast and slow dances, you’ll getyour exercise and have fun too! A partner is not required.

Age: 40 years & up Classes: 4 Day(s): MonNo class 2/11, 2/18, 5/27

Beginner#28112 Feb 4 - Mar 11 12:00pm - 1:15pm#28114 Mar 18 - Apr 12:00pm - 1:15pm#28116 Apr 15 - May 6 12:00pm - 1:15pm#28118 May 13 - Jun 10 12:00pm - 1:15pmIntermediate#28113 Feb 4 - Mar 11 1:15pm - 2:15pm#28115 Mar 18 - Apr 8 1:15pm - 2:15pm#28117 Apr 15 - May 6 1:15pm - 2:15pm#28119 May 13 - Jun 10 1:15pm - 2:15pmLocation: Marina Community CenterInstructor: Norma NorceraFee: $8(R)/$10(N)

Evening Line DanceGet fit during the evening hours. Participants will learn avariety of choreographed line dances from all over theworld! A partner is not required.

Age: 18 years & up Classes: 10 • No Class 2/11, 2/18Intermediate • Mondays#28265 Feb 4 - Apr 29 7:30pm - 9:00pmLocation: Marina Community CenterInstructor: Alice LoFee: $36(R)/$46(N)

Line Dance CompanyWant to have fun and get a great workout? Join the LineDance Company! You will be introduced to Country, Latin,Hip Hop, Swing, Disco and many more. Have fun listeningand dancing to Italian, Chinese, Spanish, French, and Tagalogmusic. Monthly agenda are provided so you can practice athome and master the art of line dancing. No previous linedance experience necessary.

Age: 18 years & up Classes: 4 Day(s): Thu#28719 Feb 7 - Feb 28 7:00pm - 9:00pm#28720 Mar 7 - Mar 28 7:00pm - 9:00pm#28721 Apr 4 - Apr 25 7:00pm - 9:00pm#28722 May 2 - May 23 7:00pm - 9:00pmLocation: Marina Community CenterInstructor: Consuelo Martine & Marilyn GabrianaFee: $20(R)/$25(N)






Yuanji DanceYuanji dance has been popular in Chinaand Taiwan for quite some time now. Thistraditional yet modern type of low impactdance exercise is great for clearing the

mind and strengthening the body. Visit:[email protected].

Age: 18 years & up Classes: 4 Day(s): Fri#28526 Feb 1 - Feb 22 7:00pm - 8:00pm#28527 Mar 1 - Mar 22 7:00pm - 8:00pm#28528 Apr 5 - Apr 26 7:00pm - 8:00pm#28529 May 3 - May 24 7:00pm - 8:00pmLocation: Asian Cultural & Performing Arts AcademyInstructor: Shiang-Fen WeiFee: $28(R)/$38(N)

Belly Dance & Body AwarenessShimmy down and shape up with the liberating art ofBelly Dance. This low-impact workout is for all ages andbody types. Class will include yoga warm-ups and basicsteps, isolations, and movement with finger cymbals.Improve self image while having fun. Shake your stressaway! No experience necessary.

Age: 7 years & up Classes: 7 Day(s): Wed#28605 Feb 6 - Mar 20 6:45pm - 8:00pm#28606 Apr 3 - May 15 6:45pm - 8:00pm#28607 May 22 - Jul 3 6:45pm - 8:00pmLocation: Marina Community CenterInstructor: TatseenaFee: $75(R)/$85(N)

Belly Dance-Props & PerformanceImprove performance skills and stage presence whilepreparing for upcoming troupe and solo shows. Choreographyand technique will be covered in each class, so bring yourveils, zils, swords, canes, candles, etc. Get fit while havingfun! Class is for Intermediate & Advanced level dancers. Thisclass is ½ price for students concurrently enrolled in BellyDance & Body Awareness.

Age: 7 years & up Classes: 7 Day(s): Wed#28608 Feb 6 - Mar 20 8:00pm - 9:15pm#28609 Apr 3 - May 15 8:00pm - 9:15pm#24610 May 22 - Jul 3 8:00pm - 9:15pmLocation: Marina Community CenterInstructor: TatseenaFee: $75(R)/$85(N)

Tennis • BeginningLearn the basics of tennis including forehands, backhands,volleys, overheads, footwork, serves, and rules. Participantsmust wear tennis shoes and bring a tennis racquet. Supply fee: Onenew non-returnable can of USTA-Approved tennis balls.

Age: 13 years & up Classes: 5 Day(s): Sat#28233 Feb 2 - Mar 2 9:30am - 10:30am# 28235 Mar 16 - Apr 13 9:30am - 10:30am# 28237 Apr 27 - May 25 9:30am - 10:30amLocation: Washington Manor ParkInstructor: Eve HolgateFee: $50(R)/$60(N)

Tennis • Beginning and IntermediateBeginners will learn the basics of tennis including forehands,backhands, volleys, overheads, footwork, serves, and rules.Intermediates will learn about topspin, underspin, lobs,drop shots, and approach shots. Participants must wear tennisshoes and bring a tennis racquet. Supply fee: One new non-returnable can of USTA-Approved tennis balls.

Age: 13 years & up Classes: 5 Day(s): Wed#28255 Feb 6 - Mar 6 10:00am - 11:00am#28257 Mar 20 - Apr 17 10:00am - 11:00am#28264 May 1 - May 29 10:00am - 11:00amLocation: Washington Manor ParkInstructor: Eve HolgateFee: $50(R)/$60(N)28 • www.sanleandrorec.org

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Cake Decorating • BasicAmaze your family and friends with your new talent!Make their next birthday or baby shower cake andwatch what happens! You will be in the decoratingbusiness and loving it! You will learn borders, icing,roses, transferring, and so much more. Lots of flowersand basket weaving also included in this fun six-weekcourse. A $25 kit includes everything you need. Payable to theinstructor at the first class.

Age: 12 years & up Classes: 6 Day(s): Thu#28601 Feb 21 - Mar 28 7:00pm - 9:00pmLocation: Marina Community CenterInstructor: Mary Lou GroffFee: $70(R)/$80(N)

Cake Decorating • AdvancedIf you have mastered basic cake decorating or feelcomfortable holding a pastry bag and butter cream, thisclass is for you. Fancy designs, fondant, royal icing, airbrushing, and the beautiful wedding enrich this 5 weekclass. Really impress your family and friends and amazeyourself as well. A $25 kit includes everything you need.Payable to the instructor at the first class.

Age: 12 years & up Classes: 5 Day(s): Thu#28602 Apr 4 - May 2 7:00pm - 9:00pmLocation: Marina Community CenterInstructor: Mary Lou GroffFee: $65(R)/$75(N)







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Drop In BasketballLooking to get active on your lunch break? Lace up thosehigh tops and hit the hardwood with us. All skill levels arewelcome. Tickets can be purchased from the staff at thegym during the program.

Age: 17 years & up Day(s): Mon, Wed, FriNo Class on 2/11, 2/18, 5/27Feb 1 - Jun 14 12:00pm - 1:30pmLocation: Boys and Girls Club • 401 Marina Blvd.Instructor: Recsphere StaffFee: $5 per day

G.T.H. (Go to Health) Dance FitnessThis class is a total body workout that includes toning,aerobics and choreography for the intermediate levelstudent who is bored with repetitive workout combinations.

Age: 18 years & up Classes: 17 Day(s): Sat#28090 Feb 2 - May 25 9:00am - 10:15amLocation: Marina Community Center Instructor: Barbara CreamerFee: $100(R)/$120(N)

JazzerciseJazzercise blends aerobics, yoga, Pilates and kickboxingmovements into fun dance routines set to fresh music topromote an effective, safe and fun workout. The programincludes aerobic elements in combination with strengthtraining accommodating a variety of fitness levels and ages.Ongoing year round. Join at anytime. Attend unlimitedclasses for $44 per month with an EFT ticket. (EFT ticket canalso be used in Castro Valley on T/TH/Sat/Sun.) For informationcall Celeste at 733-1201 or visit: www.Jazzceleste.com.

All Ages Day(s): Mon & WedOriginal JazzerciseFeb 4 - May 29 6:00pm - 7:00pm

Body SculptingFeb 4 - May 29 7:05pm - 8:05pmLocation: Marina Community Center Instructor: Celeste Cook

Yoga For TeensThis class will combine asanas designed to increase

focus, calmness, and promote relaxation and well being.

Age: 12 - 18 years Classes: 4 Day(s): Fri#28736 Feb 1 - Feb 22 5:10pm - 6:20pm #28737 Mar 8 - Mar 29 5:10pm - 6:20pm #28738 Apr 5 - Apr 26 5:10pm - 6:20pm #28739 May 3 - May 24 5:10pm - 6:20pm Location: Marina Community Center Instructor: Monica Chan Fee: $36(R)/$46(N)

Yoga You Can Take HomeDo you wish you could stretch, release tension, and

renew your energy at work, when you travel, or at home?You can! Come explore a set of exercises, based onprinciples of mind-body integration, that you can apply,modify, and enjoy every day. Wear comfortably fittingclothes and bring a blanket, towel, or mat for floor exercises.

Age: 16 years & up Classes: 1 Day(s): Wed#28603 Mar 13 5:10pm - 6:25pmLocation: Marina Community CenterInstructor: Stuart Moody Fee: $10(R)/$12(N)

Gentle YogaGentle Yoga is a continuation of Restorative Yoga.Designed at a slow pace, this refreshing and rejuvenationcourse utilizes a variety of breathing exercises.

Age: 18 years & up Classes: 4 Day(s): Wed#28740 Feb 6 - Feb 27 5:10pm - 6:20pm #28741 Mar 6 - Mar 27 5:10pm - 6:20pm #28742 Apr 3 - Apr 24 5:10pm - 6:20pm #28743 May 1 - May 22 5:10pm - 6:20pmLocation: Marina Community Center Instructor: Monica Chan Fee: $36(R)/$46(N)







Senior ServicesSan Leandro Senior Community Center

13909 E. 14th Street • San Leandro, CA 94578

Customer Service Phone: 577-3462 • Monday - Friday • 8:30am - 3:00pm

Calling all adults 50 and over! Join us for a variety of activities including classes, art and crafts, dance, movies,card games, trips, theme parties, community education, services, resources and information, and many more.

All senior programs are held at this location unless otherwise indicated.No classes, programs and activities on the following dates due to City Holidays: 2/11, 2/18 & 5/27.

~ Senior Classes ~AARP Driver Safety ProgramEarn a Certificate of Completion and get a discount for threeyears on your auto insurance! Class teaches awareness ofaging as it affects driving and offers compensatingtechniques while emphasizing defensive practices.Participants must take both sessions to earn a Certificate ofCompletion. Class limited to 30 and preregistration isrequired. AARP members must show their AARPmembership card to the instructor on the first day of class toreceive the member fee rate. (CHECKS ONLY payable toAARP on the 1st day of class).

Classes: 2 #27816 Apr 22 & 25 1:00pm - 5:00pm#27817 Jun 24 & 27 1:00pm - 5:00pmLocation: Marina Community CenterInstructor: George Tucker, AARP RepresentativeFee: $12 (AARP members)/$14 (non-members)

Aging HandsKeep your hands looking their best! Learn simple ways tocare for your hands with self care tips and hot oil treatment.

Classes: 2 Day(s): Tue #27823 Feb 5 & 19 10:00am - 11:00am#27824 Mar 5 &19 10:00am - 11:00am#27825 Apr 2 & 16 10:00am - 11:00am#27826 May 7 & 21 10:00am - 11:00amInstructor: Helen Curry, Licensed CosmetologistFee: $10(R)/$12.50(N)

Argentine TangoThis is a traditional social style tango for all ages. No priorexperience or partner required. Closed toe shoes withhard sole required.

Classes: 7 Day(s): Tue#27828 Feb 5 - Mar 19 1:00pm - 2:30pm#27829 Apr 9 - May 21 1:00pm - 2:30pmFee: $49(R)/$59(N)Instructor: Gigi Jensen, Tango & More Argentine Dance

Arthritis FoundationExercise Program • Perform gentle, joint-safe chair or standing exercises developed

specifically for those with arthritis or moderate-to-severejoint impairment. Class focuses on improving range ofmotion, strength, balance and decreasing pain and stiffness.Learn relaxation techniques, self-care tips and healtheducation. Co-sponsored by the Arthritis Foundation.

Classes: 15 Day(s): Wed & Fri • No class 5/24Wed • 11:00am - 12:00pm Fri • 12:00pm - 1:00pm #28094 Feb 6 - Mar 27#28095 Apr 10 - May 31Fee: $15(R)/$20(N)Instructor: Kathy Schmidt

Arthritis FoundationTai Chi Program • Designed to improve the qualityof life for people with arthritis using Sun Style Tai Chi, thisclass is a perfect complement to the Arthritis FoundationExercise Program. Includes agile steps and exercises thatmay improve mobility, breathing and relaxation. Suitable forpeople of all ages and easily modified to be performed froma chair. No special equipment is necessary. Co-sponsored by theArthritis Foundation.

Classes: 14 Day(s): Mon & Thu • No class 2/11, 2/18, 5/27#28100 Feb 4 - Mar 28 1:45pm - 2:45pm#28101 Apr 11 - May 30 1:45pm - 2:45pmFee: $14(R)/$19(N)Instructor: Kathy Schmidt

Ceramics Learn techniques such as pottery wheel, slip castmolding, hand building, slab work and much more! Alllevels of clay experience are welcome. Create and take

home vases, bowls, cups, mugs, and sculpture. Bring anapron or smock. $20 lab fee payable to instructor at first class.

Classes: 7 Day(s): Thu • No class 5/9 #27812 Feb 28 - Apr 11 10:00am - 1:00pm #27813 Apr 18 - Jun 6 10:00am - 1:00pm Location: Marina Community Center Instructor: Gene KruegerFee: $35(R)/$45(N)







Chen Taijiquan and QigongIntroduces the Traditional Chen Style Taijiquan (Tai Chi),the Silk Reeling Exercise and Wuji Qigong. Silk ReelingExercise opens up the major joints of the body andpromotes muscle relaxation and flexibility by reducingphysical tension and strain. Class will help reduce physicaland mental stress, and develop strength and coordination.

Classes: 8 Day(s): Thu #28755 Feb 7 - Mar 28 5:15pm - 6:15pm #28756 Apr 4 - May 23 5:15pm - 6:15pm Location: Marina Community Center Instructor: Jerry RenFee: $32(R)/$42(N)

Common Threads • Knit and CrochetCelebrate friendship and fun with knitting and crocheting!Create simple scarves, shawls and tote bags to give away asgifts or sell. Learn the technique of recycling plastic bagsinto usable fashionable bags, coasters, bottle holders, tablemats, diaper bags and more. Students must bring their own yarn,needles, and other supplies. Instructor will provide a supply list.

Classes: 6 Day(s): Thu # 28672 Feb 7 - Mar 14 12:30pm - 2:30pm# 28673 Mar 21 - Apr 25 12:30pm - 2:30pm# 28674 May 2 - Jun 6 12:30pm - 2:30pmInstructor: Josie GlennFee: $30(R)/$40(N)

Cooking Round AmericaClass begins with an informative slide presentation, followedby a cooking instruction. Students will prepare 2 dishes: anentree or soup, and a dessert, then eat as a group whilediscussing how the food represents the state. Everyone getsrecipe handouts. $8 supply fee for each class due at registration.

Classes: 1 Day(s): Thu Instructor: Mindy Myers #28697 Georgia Feb 7 9:00am - 11:00am

No refund after 1/31#28698 New York Feb 21 9:00am - 11:00am

No refund after 2/14#28699 Arizona Feb 28 9:00am - 11:00am

No refund after 2/21#28700 Hawaii Mar 7 9:00am - 11:00am

No refund after 2/28#28701 Maine Mar 14 9:00am - 11:00am

No refund after 3/7#28702 Texas Mar 21 9:00am - 11:00am

No refund after 3/14#28703 Vermont Mar 28 9:00am - 11:00am

No refund after 3/21#28704 South Dakota Apr 4 9:00am - 11:00am

No refund after 3/28Fee: $15(R)/$20(N)

Diabetes Self ManagementFor seniors living with Type 2 Diabetes, Alameda CountyPublic Health Department staff will teach students the skillsto better manage their diabetes. Topics include medicationmanagement, blood glucose monitoring, meal planning tocontrol blood sugar, ways to manage stress, get active andprevent complications. Students are strongly encouraged toparticipate in the Diabetes Support Group.

Classes: 7 Day(s): Thu #28746 Feb 7 - Mar 21 10:00am - 12:00pm

Fall Prevention Exercise & Balance Class for Seniors 60+ For those at risk of losing their independence due to aninjury and/or fall. Improve balance, strength and flexibility.Bring your cane, walker or wheelchair. Physician’s approvalis required. Call 881-0300 #270. Co-sponsored by SpectrumCommunity Services. Classes are ongoing. Register during class.

No class on 2/11, 2/18, 3/29, 5/27Tue & Thu 10:30am - 11:30amWed 2:00pm - 3:00pmFri 1:15pm - 2:15pm

Fun with Fresh FlowersLearn floral design and arrangement. Beginners and thosewith prior floral arrangement experience are welcome. Bringyour own scissors and/or flower cutters to class if you havethem. $14 materials fee for each class is due at registration.

Classes: 1 Day(s): Fri Valentines Floral ArrangementNo registrations or refunds after 2/1/13#27836 Feb 8 12:30pm - 2:30pm

No registrations or refunds after 2/1/13Spring Floral Arrangement#27837 Mar 22 12:30pm - 2:30pm

No registrations or refunds after 3/15/13Mother’s Day Floral Arrangement#27838 May 3 12:30pm - 2:30pm

No registrations or refunds after 4/26/13Instructor: Carmelita RickmanFee: $6(R)/$8(N)

Hawaiian DancingExperience a fun and gentle dancing exercise. Learn thebasic moves in Hawaiian dancing while enjoying the beautyof the music and the gentle flowing movement of yourhands, steps, and body.

Classes: 5 Day(s): Tue#28108 Feb 5 - Mar 59:45am -10:45amFee: $20(R)/$25(N)

Classes: 8 Day(s): Tue#28109 Apr 2 - May 219:45am -10:45amFee: $32(R)/$42(N)Instructor: Genie Phillips

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Sign up for all eight classes and pay $50 discountedsupply fee, due at registration.Classes: 8 Day(s): Thu#28705 Feb 7 - Apr 4 9:00am - 11:00am

No refund after 1/31Fee: $120(R)/$135(N)







Line DancingLearn basic line dancing steps and experience a fun groupexercise with a party flair. No experience or partnerrequired. Pre-registration required.

Classes: 7 Day(s): Wed #28761 Feb 6 - Mar 20 9:00am - 10:30am #28762 Mar 27 - May 8 9:00am - 10:30am #28763 May 15 - Jun 26 9:00am - 10:30am Fee: $17.50(R)/$22.50(N) Instructor: Norma Nocera

BeginnerClasses: 7 Days: Mon • No class 2/11, 2/18, 5/27

#28759 Feb 4 - Apr 1 9:00am - 10:30am#28760 Apr 8 - May 20 9:00am - 10:30amFee: $17.50(R)/$22.50(N) Instructor: Norma Nocera

Classes: 3 Day(s): Fri #28764 Feb 15 - Mar 1 9:30am - 11:00amFee: $17.50(R)/$22.50(N) Instructor: Alice Lo

Classes: 4 Day(s): Fri #28766 Mar 8 - Mar 29 9:30am - 11:00am#28765 Apr 5 - Apr 26 9:30am - 11:00amFee: $10(R)/$12(N) Instructor: Alice Lo

National and World Affairs Forum Engage in lively and healthy discussions of topics of interestin today’s world. An opportunity to keep informed, share,and learn what’s going on around the world in a moderatedforum setting. Pre-registration required. Day(s): Thu

What Should the US Do in the Middle East?#28732 Feb 21 1:30pm - 2:30pm

Should the US Ban Hand Guns for Ordinary Citizens?#28733 Mar 28 1:30pm - 2:30pm

Should the US Change the Constitution to AllowPresidential Direct Voting Instead of Electoral College?#28734 Apr 25 1:30pm - 2:30pm

What Should the US Do About Illegal UndocumentedImmigrants?#28735 May 23 1:30pm - 2:30pmModerator: Barry RaderFee: $1(R)/$3(N)

Pull Up A ChairGet fit while exercising in a chair! Class includesstretching, balance, light resistance training with weightsand bands, low-impact exercises, and relaxation. Someoptional standing exercises are also included.

Classes: 6 Day(s): Mon • No class on 2/11, 2/18#28092 Feb 4 - Mar 25 12:30pm - 1:30pm#28093 Apr 15 - May 20 12:30pm - 1:30pmInstructor: Kathy SchmidtFee: $12(R)/$17(N)

Tap and Broadway Style JazzLearn performing stage dance steps and choreography. Tapshoes required for Tap; closed toes shoes required for Jazz.

Tap Classes: 6 Day(s): Mon#28102 Feb 25 - Apr 1 12:00pm - 12:45pm#28105 Apr 8 - May 13 12:00pm - 12:45pmFee: $36(R)/$46(N)

Broadway Style Jazz Classes: 6 Day(s): Mon#28103 Feb 25 - Apr 1 12:45pm - 1:30pm#28106 Apr 8 - May 13 12:45pm - 1:30pmFee: $36(R)/$46(N)

Combo - Tap and Broadway Style Jazz Classes: 12 Day(s): Mon#28103 Feb 25 - Apr 1 12:00pm - 1:30pm#28107 Apr 8 - May 13 12:00pm - 1:30pmFee: $65(R)/$75(N)Instructor: DC Dance Staff

Words in BloomThis writing class focuses on the art of expression. Findyour unique voice. No writing experience required.

Classes: 6 Day(s): Tue#27846 Mar 5 & 19 • Apr 2 & 16 • May 7 & 21

9:00am 12:00pmFee: $36(R)/$46(N) • No registration after 2/26Instructor: Keith Allen Bjugstad

Yoga for HealthGain flexibility and strength with simple to follow yogastretches and postures. Wear comfortable clothing. Bring amat, blanket, yoga block and strap.

Classes: 8 Day(s): Tue & Thu#27848 Feb 7 - Mar 5 9:00am - 10:00am#27849 Mar 7 - Apr 2 9:00am - 10:00am#27850 Apr 4 - Apr 30 9:00am - 10:00am#27851 May 2 - May 28 9:00am - 10:00amFee: $48(R)/$58(N) Instructor: Ramana Vieira

ZUMBA GoldA dynamic dance-fitness program designed for activeolder adults, Zumba Gold incorporates Latin rhythms andmusic, party flare, and fun to your exercise routine. Noprevious experience required.

Marina Community CenterClasses: 8 Day(s): Thu #28096 Feb 7 - Mar 28 4:00pm - 5:00pm#28097 Apr 11 - May 30 4:00pm - 5:00pmFee: $45(R)/$55(N)

Senior Community CenterClasses: 7 Day(s): Fri • No class 5/24

#28098 Feb 8 - Mar 22 1:15pm - 2:15pm#28099 Apr 12 - May 31 1:15pm - 2:15pmFee: $35(R)/$45(N) Instructor: Kathy Schmidt









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Game TimeHave fun with our selection of games, puzzles, books,and others at the Activity Lounge. Drop in and socialize.Monday - Friday 9:00am - 2:00pm

Sunshine SeniorsShare food, laughs and good times! Play Bingo (non-cash prizes). Mon & Wed 10:00am - 1:30pm Admission: $1 (Includes bingo prizes and refreshments)

Golden AgersEnjoy great conversations and a variety of activities likecards and bingo (non-cash prizes).Thu 10:00am - 12:00pmAdmission: $1 (Includes bingo prizes and refreshments)

Silver Screen TheatreCalling all movie buffs for a weeklyshowing of a variety of great films.

Call the Movie Hotline 577-3456(577-FILM) for the week’s movieand description, or pick up yourmonthly movie schedule.

Location: Marina Community Center Tue 1:00pm

Senior SwingersGet fit while dancing the Waltz, Fox Trot, Rumba, andTango to the lively music of DJ Geri Foley! Wed 12:30pm - 3:00pmAdmission: $3 (Includes refreshments)

“Wii” Seniors Have FUN!Experience Nintendo Wii, a video game that allows youto play sports using a handheld remote. Drop-inswelcome.Call 577-3462 to sign-up. Wed 12:00pm - 2:00pmAdmission: $1

Recreational MahjongHave fun learning mahjong basics from VolunteerDavid Huie. No pre-registration required.Fri 10:00am -12:00pmAdmission: $1

Table TennisKnown as ‘ping-pong’, table tennis is a great wayto improve hand-eye coordination, reflexes, andmental alertness. No pre-registration required.Drop in and play! Mon 12:00pm - 2:30pmFri 9:30am - 2:00pmAdmission: $1

Valentine’s DaySocial

Thursday, February 14 • 12:00pm - 2:00pmSenior Community Center

Come join us for a ‘heart-y’ lunch. Enjoy fun games, raf-fle prizes and more! Don’t forget to wear Red or Pink!#26710 Fee: $7(R)/$9(N)

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CelebrateOlder Americans Month

Black and WhiteSenior Gala

Friday, May 10 • 4:00pm - 7:00pmSenior Community Center

Come to the Black and White Senior Gala!Strut down memory lane! Don your black and

white formals (black tie for gentlemen and blackand/or white evening for the ladies). Put on yourdancing shoes, swing and sway with the sounds ofyesteryear music. Have a chance to vote and/orparticipate in the selection of the 2013 Senior GalaKing and Queen. Reservations are non-refundable.#28711 Fee: $15(R)/$20(N)

Multi-Cultural PotluckFriday, May 31 • 12:00pm - 2:00pmSenior Community Center

Sample foods from many different countries andcultures! Sign up to bring a sampling and recipe ofyour favorite dish (enough for at least 4 people).Come in the traditional dress/attire of your nativecountry if you wish. Celebrate the manycontributions of older people and get to know yourneighbors while you enjoy a cultural feast! #28715 Fee: $3(R)/$5(N)





Blood Pressure CheckHave your blood pressure and weight checked for FREE byHealth Professionals from Nightingale Nursing! Noregistration or appointment required. 1st Wednesday of the month 9:30am - 12:30pm

Caregiver Support GroupBeing a caregiver is a difficult role. It is not unusual to feelalone, unappreciated and sometimes lost while caring foran elderly loved one. Join Geriatric Care Managers fromSutter Care at Home and peers to exchange ideas, shareresources, have a laugh and vent to those whounderstand what you are going through. Free privateconsultations with a geriatric care manager availablefollowing the group meeting.1st Tuesday of the month.9:00am - 10:00am • Support Group10:00am - 11:00am • Private Consultations with a

Geriatric Care Manager

Chair MassageRelaxing 5 minutes a day can reduce stress. Treat yourselfwith a 5, 10 or 15 minute chair massage, and walk awaywith a relaxation tip for the day from Marie Lehn, R.N.,C.A.P. Pre-registration and appointment required.3rd Wednesday of the month# 28125 Feb 20 12:00pm - 2:30pm# 28126 Mar 20 12:00pm - 2:30pm# 28127 Apr 17 12:00pm - 2:30pm# 28128 May 15 12:00pm - 2:30pmFee: $5(R)/$7(N) - 5 Minute Massage

$10(R)/$12(N) - 10 Minute Massage$15(R)/$20(N) - 15 Minute Massage

Computer LabFREE access to Internet, E-mail,Word, Excel, PowerPoint,Publisher, and computergames. You must have basiccomputer knowledge to usethis service. Volunteers will beon hand to coach and help.

There is 1 hour computer use per user. Drop in and signup. First come, first served!Mon - Fri 12:00pm - 2:30pm

Diabetes Support GroupDiabetes can seem to be an overwhelming disease especiallyfor those attempting to deal with it by themselves. It isimportant to have support from family, friends and otherswith diabetes. Relevant topics presented and discussed.Everyone welcome.4th Tuesday of the month 10:00am - 12:00pm

Health Insurance Counseling Counseling services are provided by a HICAP (HealthInsurance Counseling and Advocacy Program) counselorregistered by the California Department on Aging. Call839-0393 to make an appointment.2nd and 4th Thursday of the month10:00am - 1:00pm

Information & ReferralThe Senior Services office maintains up-to-date informationon services available to seniors in Alameda County. The staffmakes every effort to refer you to the best known resourcesin areas such as health, nutrition, legal services, housing,transportation, and other information. Visit us at the SeniorCommunity Center or call 577-3462.

Memory TestingFree memory screenings are provided and conducted bythe UC Davis Alzheimer’s Disease Center. Participants mustbe 70 years or older who have concerns or have memorycomplaints from friends or family , or with mild cognitiveimpairment. Call 577-3462 for an appointment. Feb 14, Mar 14 & Apr 11 10:00am - 2:00pm

Pedicure ServiceChallenged with trimming your toenails? Enjoy a 45 minutepedicure service which includes toenail clipping and footmassage. Service provided by a licensed cosmetologist.Diabetics must have physician’s approval . Pre-soak feet beforeappointment. Pre-registration and appointment required.2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month 8:45am - 11:45amFee: $20(R)/$30(N) per appointment

Tax Assistance ProgramTrained AARP volunteers will be on hand to assist qualifyingadults to complete their income tax forms. This service isavailable to adults 60+ and/or low income and people withdisabilities. Appointments are required. To make anappointment, call 577-3462.

Senior Community CenterTuesday, Feb 5 - Apr 9 9:30am - 1:30pm

Marina Community CenterThursday & Friday, Feb 7 - Apr 12 9:00am - 2:00pm

Welcome and Hospitality TourFind out about classes, social services, social programs,community education, transportation services, referrals andresources, other services and fun activities offered by the Cityof San Leandro’s Senior Services for adults 50 and over.Families, caregivers, and friends may join. Drop-ins andappointments welcome. Call 577- 7990 for an appointment.

SPECTRUM SENIOR MEALS 60+Provided by Spectrum Community Services, Inc.

Monday - Friday at 12:00pm • Suggested voluntary donation: $3.25Meal Tickets: $30 for 10 meals

Reservations required. Call 825-9793, at least one day before,between 10:00am and 1:00pm.

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Receive important information on services that relate toseniors. Registration is required unless otherwise noted. Forinformation, call 577-3462.

Breathe Easy!Supplemental Oxygen – Is It For Me?Emphysema, bronchitis, lung cancer and chronic obstructivepulmonary disease (COPD) are among the conditions thatcan deteriorate the lungs’ ability to exchange oxygen withthe blood. Supplemental oxygen can raise the percentageof oxygen in the bloodstream and provide many benefits.Learn more from Sutter Care at Home staff.#28706 Mar 12 9:30am - 11:00am

Free Travel Training CourseFor 55+ and persons with disabilities. Receive guidance andtraining in learning the necessary skills to ride AC Transit,BART and Paratransit, while learning to safely use yourmobility device. For more information contact, CommunityResources for Independent Living (CRIL) at (510) 881-5743Ext. 5938. Space is limited to 10 participants per session.Presented in partnership with Community Resources for IndependentLiving (CRIL), City of Hayward and funded by transportation taxdollars through the Alameda County Transportation Commission.

#28757 Feb 25 9:00am - 11:00amFeb 26 9:00am - 2:30pm (Field Training)

#28758 Apr 22 9:00am - 11:00amApr 23 9:00am - 2:30pm (Field Training)

Every Woman CountsLearn about breast and cervical anatomy, risk factors,prevention of breast and cervical cancers, and abouteligibility requirements to access free breast and cervicalcancer screening in California.#28707 Apr 9 9:30am - 11:00am

Reading Resources for Seniorsat the San Leandro LibraryLearn about reading materials available to seniors, includinglarge print books, audio books and e-reader materials. Bringa book to participate in a book swap. Bring your e-reader ifyou have problems downloading materials.If you use a laptopinconjunction with your e-reader, bring it as well. Bothe-reader and laptop need to have wireless capbilities.#28708 May 14 9:30am - 11:00am

Mental Health Support Services Staff from Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Serviceswill explain about the Geriatric Assessment and ResponseTeam (GART) that delivers support services for older adultswith behavioral healthcare needs. GART provides resources tomaximize the recovery, resilience and wellness of all eligibleAlameda County residents who are developing orexperiencing mental health, alcohol or drug concerns.#28709 Jun 11 9:30am - 11:00am

East Bay ParatransitProvides transportation services within Alameda Countyto residents with disabilities. Service is provided by ACTransit and BART. For more information, call 287-5000 or1-800-555-8085.

San LeandroFLEX ShuttleThe City of San Leandro offerstransportation services for SanLeandro residents age 60 years old andover and for people with disabilities.

The FLEX Shuttle provides two types of service:Shuttle: Allows San Leandro residents who are 60 years oldor older, or at least 18 years old and East Bay Paratransitcertified to access the shuttle from any of the planned stopsat specific locations, or along the shuttle bus route withinSan Leandro. Operates Monday through Friday from9:00pm – 4:00pm and is free of charge.

Medical Trips: Allow San Leandro residents who are 75years or older, or at least 18 years old and East BayParatransit certified to call and make a reservation for pickup and drop off for medical purposes within AlamedaCounty. Fee is $4 per 10 miles each way. Operates Mondaythrough Friday from 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM. Note: FLEX ShuttleServices do not operate on City observed holidays.

Enrollment is required to use the FLEX Shuttle services. Anapplication must be completed and submitted withrequired documentation and annual registration fee of $20.

Program Funding: The Flex Paratransit Service is supportedentirely by funds from Measure B, a voter-approved ballotmeasure that set aside a portion of Alameda County Salestax revenue to fund transportation projects. For moreinformation, visit the Alameda County TransportationCommission website. www.alamedaactc.org

Central County Taxi Voucher Pilot ProgramSame day, wheelchair accessible transportation servicethat provides a limited number of subsidized taxi rides toregistered participants of the San Leandro and HaywardParatransit Programs. Vouchers may be purchased for$3.50 per voucher. Each voucher subsidizes up to $14 oftaxi meter fare. Riders can purchase a maximum of 72vouchers per fiscal year.

You may obtain applications for East Bay Paratransit andthe FLEX Shuttle or purchase taxi vouchers at:

Senior Services Office at the Senior CommunityCenter, 13909 E. 14th St.Marina Community Center, 15301 Wicks Blvd.City Hall South Offices, 835 E. 14th St.

For questions, call 577-3462.

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Turmoils atProfessor Ming’s MansionEnjoy a unique bilingual operatic play filled withauthentic Chinese costumes, beautiful hand paintedscenery and lyrical wit and humor at Buddha’s UniversalChurch in San Francisco. Performed by young members ofthe community, proceeds benefit the Youth EducationFund of the Church. Price includes lunch at Chinatown.We will walk from Chinatown to the theater.

#28747 Saturday, March 9Fee: $59(R)/$69(N)No refund after2/4/13.

Western RailwayWildflower TrainEnjoy an hour long, 10-mile train ride through theflowering fields of Solano County aboard the specialvintage Wildflower Train. This train only runs in April eachyear. Listen to docents’ commentary on the types offlowers in bloom while enjoying lemonade and cookies.Visit the Western Railway Museum after your train ride.

#28748 Wednesday, April 10Fee: $54(R)/$64(N)No refund after 3/8/13.

Filoli House & Garden TourRecognized as one of the finest remaining country estatesof the early 20th century, Filoli showcases a remarkable654–acre property, including the 36,000 square footGeorgian country house and spectacular 16–acre EnglishRenaissance garden. Led by docents, these walking toursare approximately 2 hours: an hour spent in the Houseand an hour in the Garden. The walking is a casual pace asthe docents talk about each area.

#28749 Thursday, May 16Fee: $46(R)/$56(N)No refund after 5/2/13.

Rosie the RiveterWomen affectionately known as “Rosies” worked toensure our victory in World War II. Learn about the historyof the “Rosies” from a film and presentation by a NationalPark Ranger at the Park Visitor Center, followed by a selfguided auto tour of the shipyard. Joining us on this trip isa “Rosie”, who will share her real-life “Rosie” stories. If youare a “Rosie”, we’d be honored if you join us on this trip.

#28750 Thursday, June 13Fee: $28(R)/$38(N)No refund after 5/30/13.

Senior Travel TroupeNo membership fees • One-stop traveling • Competitive pricesQuality excursions • Travel with friends and family!

All Travel Troupe trips depart from the Marina Community Center, 15301 Wicks Blvd.For information, call 577-3462.

Travel Troupe Informational MeetingFind out and learn more about our exciting upcoming excursions! Preregistration is required to attend this FREE meeting. Priority registrationfor all trips presented at the meeting will be based on the order that you pre-registered. Relax and enjoy the presentations and refreshments. #28122 Monday, Apr 1 10:00am - 12:00pm Location: Senior Community Center


• Day Trips •Enjoy the many treasures nestled throughout the Bay Area and beyond just waiting to be discovered! Have a fun day out withouthaving to drive yourself. Get connected with other seniors in the community, do something daring, go sightseeing, visit funattractions, cultural, social and recreational destinations. These trips fill quickly! Register and pay at the MCC or SCC customerservice locations. Trip cost includes admission, transportation and driver gratuity. It does not include lunch unless otherwisenoted. These trips are led by volunteers.





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• Extended Vactions •Explore the world by joining a group tour to the many wonderful and diverse destinations and itineraries we offer throughCollette Vacations and American Stage Tours. All trips include round trip air or bus, hotel transfers, ground transportationduring trip, to and from airports, and a number of meals.

South DakotaThis 7-day journey will take you to Rapid City, thegateway to some of the most intriguing and beautifulattractions in America such as Mt. Rushmore, CrazyHorse, Black Hills, Deadwood, Badlands, Wall DrugStore and Custer State Park. See the Crazy HorseMemorial, the world’s largest sculpture still inprogress. Discover the vibrant colors and rockformation in Badlands National Park and explore thelegends in the City of Deadwood, home to wild BillHickok and Calamity Jane.

#27021 July 23 - 29, 2013Fee: $ 2,099 pp/double $ 2,599 pp/single

Deposit due: $250 per person due upon reservationpayable to Collette Vacations. *Deposit by 1/22/13 andreceive $100 discount per person.Reservation Deadline: March 15, 2013.(Reservations are subject to availability after this date).Final Payment due: May 24, 2013

Colors of New EnglandJoin the Troupe on this 8-day tour of New England,beginning with the charming and vibrant city ofBoston. Trip highlights include Woodstock, QuecheeGorge, Stowe, Ben and Gerry’s Ice Cream Factory, RockState, North Conway, Lake Winnipesaukee Cruise,Kancamagus Highway, and Boothbay Harbor. Touroffers the perfect opportunity to learn about cidermaking, ice cream processing, maple sugaring, lobsterindustry, and for viewing spectacular fall foliage.

#28397 October 5 - 12, 2013Fee: $2,899 pp/double

$3,849 pp/single

Deposit due: $250 per person due upon reservationpayable to Collette Vacations. *Deposit by 4/5/13 andreceive $100 discount per person.Reservation Deadline: May 29, 2013.(Reservations are subject to availability after this date).Final Payment due: August 6, 2013

New York City‘Start spreading the news!’ Join a tour of New York City, America’s most exciting metropolis! Enjoy a six day getaway filledwith shopping, sightseeing and entertainment in the ‘city that never sleeps’. Enjoy the thrill of two included Broadwayshows. Explore the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s two million pieces of art including Monet, Rembrandt, and Renoir.Join a local guide for a fascinating tour of the ‘Big Apple’. See Greenwich Village, Wall Street district, Little Italy,Chinatown, Empire State Building, United Nations, the Chrysler Building and a memorable visit to Ground Zero. Visit EllisIsland and see ‘Lady Liberty’ up close.

#26615 April 25 - 30, 2013Fee: $ 2,685 pp/double $ 3,480 pp/single

Deposit due: $250 per person due upon reservation payable to Collette Vacations. *Deposit by 10/25/12 and receive $100discount per person.Reservation Deadline: December 25, 2012(Reservations are subject to availability after this date).Final Payment due: February 24, 2013





San Leandro Adult School 50+ ClassesRegister NOW!!! For more information, call 667-6287.

Classes are held at the San Leandro Senior Community Center • 13909 E. 14th St.

In person: San Leandro Adult School - Education Center, 1448 Williams Street • 10:30am - 4:00pm, Mon -Thur.Online: For a small service fee at www.sanleandroadultschool.orgBy mail: Make checks payable to San Leandro Adult School.

Mail registration form and check to 2255 Bancroft Avenue, San Leandro, CA. 94577.There are no classes or office hours on holidays or facility closures observed by the Adult School or the City of San Leandro.

Registration forms are available at the San Leandro Senior Community Center, 13909 East 14th Street, San Leandro, CA 94578.

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Casa Peralta Docents • Age 18 years & upWe need your help with this San Leandro historic treasure!Free training and handbook will prepare you to act as aguide for visitors to this Historic House Museum. Learnabout Rancho San Antonio and the proud Peraltas whosevast cattle ranch once spread over 44,000 acres of the EastBay. Call Patty Mallari at 577-3975.

Community LibraryTeens • For ages 14 to 18 in 9th to 12th gradesVolunteering at the Library is a great way to gainexperience and earn community service hours. During theschool year, we need volunteers to help after school, inthe evenings, and on weekends. Volunteers are assignedto work one shift per week (between 2 to 4 hours) to helpus shelve books and prepare for events. For an update onopen positions call 577-3957.

Adults: • For ages 18 years & upAdult volunteer positions include shelving, bookstorecashier and gift shop greeter and a variety of other librarytasks. You should be in good physical shape and enjoyworking with the public. For an update on volunteerpositions, call Mary Lee Barr (Main Library) at 577-3986 orBill Sherwood (Manor Branch) at 577-7964.

Computer Tutors • Age 18 years & upThe library is recruiting volunteers with experience usingthe World Wide Web to demonstrate Internet basics topatrons. For information, call Patty Mallari at 577-3975.

City Hall Office Volunteers • Age 18 years & upProvide supplemental support for various departments atCity Hall. Volunteers should enjoy working in a busy officeenvironment. Routine tasks include preparing mailings,answering telephones, copying materials and othermiscellaneous jobs. City Hall volunteers can also work atthe information kiosk. For information, call 577-3463.

Human Services • Age 14 years & upThere are many community-based organizations thatserve San Leandro residents and could use your volunteerhelp. Would you like to volunteer at a food bank or helppersons with Alzheimer’s or youth with disabilities? TheRecreation and Human Services Department can connectyou with organizations that can use your help. For a list ofvolunteer opportunities go to:www.sanleandro.org/depts/rec/volunteeror call 577-3463.

Senior Services • Age 18 years & upMake a difference by sharing your experience, expertiseand time! Take part in special projects and events,perform clerical and administrative duties, greet visitors,lead tours, help with attendance check-in for classes,prepare and serve food, or assist in the computer lab. Forinformation, call 577-6053.

GraffitiWe Need Your Help with Vandalism and GraffitiEvery year the City spends valuable time and resourcesremoving graffiti from our City parks. We need thecommunity to get involved and report any acts ofvandalism, graffiti or suspicious activity.

For information about volunteer opportunities with the City of San Leandro and local nonprofit organizations goto the Recreation and Human Services Department section of the City’s website at www.sanleandro.org

911. . . . . . . . . . Emergency situations only

577-2740 . . . . Non Emergency Police

577-3440 . . . . Report broken playgroundand park equipment

577-3448 . . . . Report graffiti in your neighborhood

577-3400 . . . . After hours message line to report graffiti, street light outages, abandoned shopping carts,potholes, street tree issues or othermaintenance requests.

San Leandro Cares!Request Your Free City of San Leandro Guide to Healthand Human ServicesThe Health and Human Services Guide is available in bothEnglish and Spanish and provides contact information for afull range of social service organizations serving San Leandro,including mental health, housing, legal assistance, disability,alcohol and drug services and much more. Social serviceinformation can also be accessed online through the EdenInformation & Referral Resource Finder, located atwww.alamedaco.info. For a free copy of the Guide toHealth and Human Services, call 577-3462.

Youth Advisory CommissionDo you have an opinion about City policies that affectteens? Do you want to get involved and make adifference? Apply to become a member of the YouthAdvisory Commission and make teen life in San Leandro abetter one! Applicants must be residents of the City ofSan Leandro and currently enrolled in 9th through 12thgrades. For information and an application, call 577-3462.

San Leandro Art AssociationThe San Leandro Art Association was founded in1957 and provides a forum for the encouragementand enjoyment of artistic works by and for its

members. This nonprofit organization provides a variety ofevents for displaying art and also endeavors to bring art tothe community. Meetings are held at 7:00pm on the secondTuesday of every month, except July, at the San LeandroLibrary, 300 Estudillo Ave. After a short meeting, aprofessional artist enlightens and instructs us with ademonstration. These demos are open and free to the public.We keep our members aware of artistic opportunities througha monthly newsletter. Visit our website atwww.sanleandroartassociation.net.

Arts Council of San LeandroSupport art in San Leandro! Your$15 senior/$24 individualmembership in Arts Council ofSan Leandro will help thisnonprofit volunteer grouppromote visual and performing

arts in San Leandro. ACSL events include variety shows,jazz music, gallery exhibits at the library, and artistdemonstrations at elementary schools. If you would liketo become a member, would like to be one of the paidartists who participate in the school program, or wouldlike to find out about the next event, call 577-7964 or visit:www.artscouncilofsanleandro.com

Recreation Employment OpportunitiesDo you want to have fun while you work? Do you like a fast-paced, creative environment? The San Leandro Recreation andHuman Services Department has a wide range of employmentopportunities year-round. Great jobs are available workingwith kids in Youth Sports, Youth/Teen Adventures and Aquaticprograms. Lifeguards, sixteen years or older, with either a Life-guard or WSI certificate need look no further for the perfectjob. Some positions working with children require applicantsto be 18 years or older. Duties and required skills vary by po-sition. Competitive salaries, most starting above $9.00 an hour,are offered based on experience and qualifications.

Visit: www.sanleandro.org or theHuman Resources Department

City Hall - South Offices • 835 E. 14th St. • San Leandro

Need Help? Dial 2-1-1Eden I & R’s Alameda County Information & Referral Line24 hours a day/7 days a week • In Multiple Languages/TTY

www.edenir.org

FREE information for services in Alameda County such as:affordable housing, rental and utility assistance,afterschool programs and much more!

Project Literacy • Adult & Family Literacy ProgramSan Leandro Main Library Office Hours:

Mon & Fri 10:00am - 4:30pmTue Evenings until 8:00pm

What is Project Literacy? • ProjectLiteracy provides free tutoring andsupport for English speaking adultswho want to improve reading andwriting skills. Trained volunteers areavailable as tutors for adults age 16and older who have difficulty with

basic skills. Project Literacy welcomes the family byproviding monthly story times and free children’s bookdistribution at the main library and has a wonderfulcommunity outreach program that provides literacy servicesand resources to parents and their children ages 0 - 4 years.

How can you help? Be a tutor! Meet with your student foronly 2 hours a week and you will make a valuable differencein their life. Lead a weekly small group session, teach a basiccomputer class, provide office assistance, be an outreachreader to 3-5 year olds. Receive free training materials,everlasting support and many heartfelt Thank You’s! Youcan also help when you volunteer for Trivia Bee, ProjectLiteracy’s annual fundraiser.

Tutor Orientation and Training Sessions will be scheduledfor January 2013. Contact Cinda Mariscal, Project LiteracyCoordinator at 577-3944 for information. The gift of “time” ispriceless. Thank you Project Literacy Volunteers! Project Literacy is a grant-funded program operating in conjunction withthe City of San Leandro Public Library.

Calling All Instructors!Interested in teaching a class for the City of San Leandro?

Call Veronica Tracy at 577-6081for a course proposal form and more information.40 • www.sanleandrorec.org

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Child CareAfter School Education and Safety(ASES).................................667-3503CounselingGirls Inc. of San Leandro...................................................................357-5515Davis Street Resource Center.........................................................347-4620Family Services of San Leandro.....................................................483-6715ParatransitEast Bay Paratransit...............................................................1-800-555-8085San Leandro Flex Shuttle • Appointments.........................895-9911 x8

Applications................................577-3462Emergency AssistanceCrisis Intervention.................................................................1-800-309-2131Davis Street Community Center....................................................347-4620Emergency Shelter Program..........................................................786-1246Building Futures with Women & Children.................................357-0205Family Emergency Shelter...............................................................581-3223

Employment AssistanceAccess One Stop Career Center.....................................................888-7100Eden Area Jobs for Youth.................................................................537-5627San Leandro Youth Employment Services................................644-6068

General Social Service InformationEden I & R • www.alamedaco.info......................................................2-1-1

GolfMonarch Bay Golf Club.....................................................................895-2162

Tony Lema Golf Course, 13800 Monarch Bay DriveMarina Golf Course, Fairway at Neptune

Health ServicesAIDS Project of the East Bay............................................................663-7979Alameda Co. Health Care Fairmont Hospital............................895-4200AA (San Leandro/Hayward)............................................................276-9775Al-Anon..................................................................................................276-2270Diabetic Support Group, San Leandro Hospital.....................483-6909ROTACARE.............................................................................................635-8200San Leandro Hospital........................................................................357-6500Pathways Hospice...............................................................................632-4390

Housing AssistanceEden I & R • www.alamedaco.info......................................................2-1-1Alameda Co. Housing Authority/Hayward...............................538-8876ECHO Housing.....................................................................................581-9380Minor Home Repairs..........................................................................577-6008Housing Rehabilitation.....................................................................577-6008

Legal ServicesBay Area Legal Aid..............................................................................250-5270Legal Assistance for Seniors............................................................832-3040

MarinaSan Leandro Marina...........................................................................577-3488

Boat rentals, launch ramp, & fuel dock

Senior/Disabled AssistanceAlameda Co. Area Agency on Aging...........................................577-3530Alzheimer’s Services of the East Bay............................................888-1411Community Resources for Independent Living.....................881-5743DCARA • 483-0753 or (TDD)............................................................251-6414Friendly Visiting Program...............................................347-4620, ext 180Lion’s Blind Center..............................................................................450-1580St. Peter’s Adult Day Care.................................................................562-4037SOS – provides delivered meals to Seniors...............................582-1263Stepping Stones – Developmental Disabilities.......................568-3331

Facilities RentalsThe following facilities are available for rent for meetings, receptions andbanquets. For rental information call Customer Service at: 577-3462or visit our website at: www.sanleandro.org/depts/rec/facilitiesMarina Community Center.........................................................15301 Wicks Blvd.San Leandro Senior Community Center................................13909 E. 14th St.Boys and Girls Club Pool (year-round).........................................401 Marina Blvd.Farrelly Pool (seasonal)......................................................................864 Dutton Ave.San Leandro Family Aquatic Center (seasonal).......................14900 Zelma St.

Also Available for RentParks, Fields and Tennis Courts..................................................................577-3462San Leandro Marina Boat Rentals...........................................................577-3488San Leandro Main Library Rooms.............................................................577-3970

Recreation & Parks CommissionMeets at 7:00pm the 1st Wednesday of each month in the South Offices.

Robert Fox, ChairPeggy H. Combs • Evelyn Gonzàlez • Dina Herrera • Tyree Jackson

Ed Shapiro • Darryl J. Shields • Tom Wagner

Human Services CommissionMeets at 7:00pm the 4th Wednesday of each month in the Sister CitiesGallery at City Hall.

Carmen Fewless, ChairSabrina Almazan • Deborah Cox • Nestor Cuellas • Mary Ann Frates

Leah Hall • Amada Robles • Rosemary Trujillo

Senior CommissionMeets at 10:00am the 3rd Thursday of each month in the Sister CitiesGallery at City Hall.

Janice Woycheshin, ChairBella Comelo • Darlene Daevu • Sandi Forese • Elinor “Pat” Free

Katherine Frates • Cimberly Tamura

Youth Advisory CommissionMeets at 6:00pm the 1st & 3rd Monday of each month in the SisterCities Gallery at City Hall.

Henry Wijaya, Chair • Julian Parrish, Vice ChairErnest Theo F. Cabreza • Alex Dela Cruz • Emily DichHerrick Fang • Elisha Feliciano • Domenic Gonzalez

Michelle Huang • Timothy Leong • Denny Liu • Henry Lum NiaraParrish • Emely Perez • Carrie Poon • Moriah Tate

Kelly Truong • William Wei • Hansley Wijaya • Bonnie Xu

Resource Guide

AQUATICS

REGISTRATION

REGISTRATION

General Information• You must pre-register for all classes• Make checks payable to the City of San Leandro• There is a $25 fee for returned checks• Customer Service is here to help you. Direct any

questions to our staff at 577-3462• Classes not reaching minimum enrollment requirements

will be cancelled and enrollment fee refunded• Registration with incomplete forms or incorrect

payment will be returned• Fees are noted as:

(R) for San Leandro (incorporated area) resident(N) for nonresidents of the City of San Leandro*

Customer Service HoursCity Hall South Office

Mon - Fri • 8:30am - 5:00pm

Marina Community Center (MCC)Mon - Fri • 12:30pm - 7:00pm

Sat • 10:00am - 2:00pmSun • Closed

Senior Community Center (SCC)Mon - Fri • 8:30am - 3:00pm

Email AddressWe will be asking for your e-mail address when youregister for classes. Your address will be used to contactyou with updates, bulletins and special event notices.We will not sell or share your address. You will alwayshave the option to opt out of our address list.

Link ProgramThe purpose of this program is to provide financialassistance so that children of economically disadvantagedfamilies can participate in recreational programs.

Program Eligibility Requirements:

• Must be a San Leandro resident (incorporated area)

• Must be 17 years old or younger

• Household verified income must meet guidelinesestablished by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Applications are available at City Hall South Offices and theMarina Community Center.

OnlineRegistrationFor San LeandroResidents begins

Thursday, January 10

For NonresidentsThursday, January 17

Log on to:www.sanleandrorec.org

Mail-inRegistrationFor San LeandroResidents begins



Send completed form andpayment (no cash) to:

San Leandro Recreationand Human Services

Department835 E. 14th Street

San Leandro, CA 94577

Fax-inRegistrationFor San LeandroResidents begins



Mastercard or VISA required.

Fax completed form to:577-3470

Walk-inRegistrationFor San LeandroResidents begins



City Hall - South Office835 E. 14th Street

M - F • 8:30am - 5:00pmClosed Saturday and Sunday

Marina Community Center15301 Wicks Blvd.

M - F • 12:30pm - 7:00pmSat • 10:00am - 2:00pm

Closed Sunday

Senior Community Center13099 E. 14th St.

M - F • 8:30am - 3:00pm

cash / check / credit card

Enrollment confirmation will be emailed or mailed to you within 7 business days. If not received, call 577-3462 to confirm enrollment.Additionally, the MCC and SCC are open Monday through Sunday when there are scheduled events and activities.

cu s tomer s a t i s f a c t i on p l edg eYour satisfaction is important to us!

If you are not satisfied with our program, please notify customer service prior to the second class meeting for a full refund at 577-3462.Some programs incur costs before the first day of the program and refunds will be minus those costs. Exception: Refunds for cancellation of

Aquatics programs will only be offered up until 7 days prior to the first class.

*City of San Leandro Non-Residents: Customers living in theunincorporated area of San Leandro do not pay taxes to the

City of San Leandro, therefore are charged the non-resident rate.

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Current hours untilMarch 4, 2013.Please see page 1for new hours.

SAN LEANDRO RECREATION and HUMAN SERVICES

Identification and Emergency InformationTo be completed by parent or guardian

Name of Program or Camp: Year:

Child’s Name Phone

Child’s Address Child’s Birthdate

Parent / Guardian Name

Phone/Home ( ) Work ( ) Cell ( )

Parent / Guardian Name


Name of person responsible for child


Please list any medical or special conditions about you child that we should know: (i.e. allergies)

Date of last tetanus shot

List below emergency contacts and other persons authorized to pick up your child from the program.Child will NOT be allowed to leave with any other person without written authorization from the parent or guardian.

All persons listed must be at least 18 years of age.

San Leandro Recreation and Human Services personnel are authorizedto use their discretion to secure the necessary emergency services for my child

at my expense. This includes emergency medical treatment,paramedic services and ambulance service.

Signature of parent or guardian Date

Name Cell Phone Daytime Phone Relationship

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SAN LEANDRO RECREATION and HUMAN SERVICES

Información de identificación y emergenciaPara ser completado por padre o guardián

Nombre de programa: Año:

Nombre de niño(a) Numero telefónico

Dirección de niño(a) Fecha de nacimiento de niño(a)

Nombre del guardián

Numero telefónico • Casa ( ) Trabajo ( ) Celular ( )

Nombre del guardián


Nombre de la persona responsable por niño (padre o guardián)


Por favor detalle cualquier condición médica o especial de la que deberíamos estar anuentes: (por ejemplo, alergias)

Fecha de última vacuna de tétano:

Anote contactos de emergencia y otras personas autorizadas para recoger a su niño(a) en el caso de una emergencia.Al niño NO se le permitirá ir con cualquier otra persona sin la autorización escrita de un padre o guardián.

Personas anotadas tienen que ser mayores de 18 años de edad.

Los empleados y agentes de San Leandro Recreación y Servicios Humanosestán autorizados para usar su discreción para asegurar los servicios de emergencia

necesarios para mi niño a costo propio. Esto incluye tratamientos médicos deemergencia, servicios de paramédicos y de ambulancia.

Firma de padre o guardián Fecha

Nombre Numero telefónicocelular

Numero telefónicode día Relación a niño(a)

C i t y o f S a n L e a n d roC i t y o f S a n L e a n d roR ecre at i o n a n d Huma n S e rv ic e sR ecre at i o n a n d Huma n S e rv ic e s

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PARKS , POOLSAND F I E LD

INFORMAT ION

Bonaire Park /5.4 acres14841 Juniper @ Sagewood � � 18 7 Y 1 2

Boys and Girls Club Pool401 Marina Blvd. � Y �

Chabot Park /10.5 acres1698 Estudillo Ave. � � 33 9 Y � 1

Cherry Grove Park /4 acres1600 Williams @ Leonard � � 15 9 Y 6 �

Farrelly Pool (Seasonal)864 Dutton � 4 2 Y �

Floresta Park/1 acre3750 Monterey Blvd. � � 9 5 Y

Grover Cleveland Park/1 acre862 O’Donnell Street � � 4 2 N

Halcyon Park/5 acres1220 147th Avenue @ Western � � 11 7 Y 1

Heath Park Tennis Courts1220 143rd Ave. � N 4

Marina Park /30 acres13801 Monarch Bay Dr. � � 52 32 Y �

McCartney Park/1.7 acres399 Breed Ave.@ Sunnyside � 1 1 N 1

Memorial Park/2.7 acres1105 Bancroft Ave.@ Callan � � 8 3 Y

Pacific Recreation Complex 2651 Teagarden @Marina Blvd. � Y 6 1 2

Root Park1033 E. 14th Street � 4 N

San Leandro Ball Park1193 Aladdin Ave. � Y 1

San Leandro Family Aquatic Center (Seasonal)14900 Zelma @ Manor Blvd � 3 2 Y �

Siempre Verde Park/1.8 acres455 Park St. @San Leandro Blvd. � � 4 2 Y � 1

F. Stenzel Park15300 Wicks Blvd. � � 7 3 Y 4 � 1

Thrasher Park/12.8 acres1300 Davis St. � � 6 6 Y 1

Toyon Park/2.1 acres1500 Bancroft Ave. � � 11 2 Y 6

Washington Manor Park/15.1 acres14900 Zelma @ Manor Blvd. � � 20 16 Y 6 � 2

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Parks and Facilities Map

1. Civic Center/City Hall 835 E. 14th Street

2. Bonaire Park 14841 Juniper Street

3. Boys & Girls Club Pool 401 Marina Boulevard

4. Chabot Park 1698 Estudillo Avenue

5. Cherry Grove Park 1600 Leonard Drive

6. Farrelly Pool 864 Dutton Avenue

7. Floresta Park 3750 Monterey Boulevard

8. Grover Cleveland Park 862 O’Donnell Street

9. Halcyon Park 1245 – 147th Avenue

10. Heath Park 1220 – 143rd Avenue

11. Luster Knight Memorial 14001 Monarch Bay Drive

12. Manor Branch Library 1241 Manor Boulevard

13. Marina Community Center 15301 Wicks Boulevard

14. Marina Park 14001 Monarch Bay Drive

15. McCartney Park 399 Breed Avenue

16. Memorial Park 1105 Bancroft Avenue

17. Muir Soccer Field 1600 Leonard Drive

18. Mulford Marina Branch Library 13699 Aurora Drive

19. Mulford Point 40 Mulford Point Drive

20. Paci!c Recreation Complex 2651 Teagarden Street

21. Root Park 1033 E. 14th Street

22. San Leandro Ball Park 1143 Alladin Avenue

23. San Leandro Dog Park 14001 Monarch Bay Drive

24. San Leandro Family Aquatic Center at Washington Manor Park 14900 Zelma Street

25. San Leandro Main Library 300 Estudillo Avenue

26. San Leandro Marina O"ce 40 Mulford Point Drive

27. Senior Community Center 13909 E. 14th Street

28. Siempre Verde Park 455 Park Street

29. South Branch Library 14799 E. 14th Street

30. Stenzel Park 15300 Wicks Boulevard

31. Thrasher Park 1300 Davis Street

32. Toyon Park 1500 Bancroft Avenue

33. Victoria Park 399 Bancroft Avenue

34. Warden Park 652 Warden Avenue

35. Washington Manor Middle School Field 1170 Fargo Avenue

36. Washington Manor Park 14900 Zelma Street

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