encinitas parks and recreation - summer 2015 edition

[ Events ] [ Life ] [ Activities ] [ Families ] [ Fun ]SUMMER 2015 encinitas parks and rec.com

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like a ProEncinitas Skate Park tips from local pro Neal Mims.

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In the SpotlightSummer Camps!

Give your kids a summer to remember. Junior Lifeguards,

Day Camps and more.see camp guide on page 9

keeping it greenFrom our team to yours,

learn what it takes to keep our parks in top shape.

See page 5

WELCOMEPARKS & REC!from

City of Encinitas Community & Senior Center -1140 Oakcrest Park Drive, Encinitas, CA 92024Cardiff Sports Park - 1661 Lake Drive, Encinitas, CA 92007 Encinitas Community Park - 425 Santa Fe Drive, Encinitas, CA 92024Encinitas Ranch Golf Course -1275 Quail Gardens Drive, Encinitas, CA 92024Glen Park Scout House - 2149 Orinda Drive, Cardiff, CA 92007Leo Mullen Sports Park - 951 Via Cantebria, Encinitas, CA 92024 Moonlight Beach - 400 B Street, Encinitas, CA 92024 Paul Ecke Sports Park - 278 Saxony Road, Encinitas, CA 92024

CONNECT!RECREATION PROGRAM LOCATIONS

City of Encinitas Community & Senior Center -Community Center (760) 943-2260Senior Center (760) 943-22501140 Oakcrest Park DriveEncinitas, CA 92024Fax: (760) 943-2262 (Community Center Fax) (760) 943-2252 (Senior Center Fax)

Book Your Meeting, Event or Special Celebration -(760) 943-2279

City of Encinitas Parks and Recreation DepartmentCity Hall -(760) 633-2740505 S. Vulcan AvenueEncinitas, CA 92024Fax: (760) 633-2626

Park Information -(760) 633-2740Athletic Field Condition Line -(760) 633-2761

Encinitas Ranch Trails pictured

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City of Encinitas Parks and Recreation DepartmentCity Hall -(760) 633-2740505 S. Vulcan AvenueEncinitas, CA 92024Fax: (760) 633-2626

Park Information -(760) 633-2740Athletic Field Condition Line -(760) 633-2761

Encinitan, Grant Brittain photographed fellow Encinitan, Tony Hawk laid back at a recent session in the new bowl at the Encinitas Skatepark.Photographer: Grant Brittainwww.jgrantbrittain.com

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[ Events ] [ Life ] [ Activities ] [ Families ] [ Fun ]SUMMER 2015 encinitas parks and rec.com

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like a ProEncinitas Skate Park tips from local pro Neal Mims.

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In the SpotlightSummer Camps!

Give your kids a summer to remember. Junior Lifeguards,

Day Camps and more.see camp guide on page 9

keeping it greenFrom our team to yours,

learn what it takes to keep our parks in top shape.

See page 5

2015 SUMMER CAMP GUIDE (Beach Camps, Computers & Gaming Camps, Cooking Camps, Creative Writing & Acting Camps, Day Camps, Dance Camps, Lego & Building Camps, Science Camps, Sports Camps) ...............................................................................................................................9-19

TINY TOTS (Acting, Dance, Special Interest) .................................................................................................................. 20

YOUTH/TEEN (Dance, Fitness, Music, Acting, Special Interest) .................................................................................21-24

ADULTS (Acting, Dance, Fitness, Music, Special Interest) ..........................................................................................25-28

SPORTS (Basketball, Golf, Softball, Kickball, Soccer, Surf, Volleyball) ........................................................................29-32

ADULTS 50+ (Arts & Crafts, Computers, Dance, Fitness, Games, Music, Nutrition, Outreach Services, Special Interest, Transportation) ...............................................................................33-44

PROGRAM REGISTRATION .......................................................................................................................................... 45

PROGRAM GENERAL INFORMATION .......................................................................................................................... 45

MUSIC CONCERTS .................................................................................................................................................46-47

SUMMER 2015 - June, July, August FeaturesYour Favorite Special Events Page 4

Keeping it Green Page 5

Encinitas Community Skate Park Page 6

Parks and Recreation Location Finder Page 7

Your Town Page 8

Encinitas Social Media see back cover

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sunday summer July 5: Charlie Imes and Christopher DaleJuly 19: Whiskey AvengersAugust 2: BetamaxxAugust 16: Todo Mundo

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The City of Encinitas turf management team takes pride in providing safe and playable surfaces for your recreational enjoyment. In order to provide quality athletic turf that users deserve, fields require a little R&R from time to time. While rest and relaxation alone will not remedy the wear and tear our heavily used fields endure, field closures and comprehensive turf renovation practices address issues caused by heavy use and are crucial to the health and vigor of our turf. Typical field closures will last 4-6 weeks depending on needs. So please, “pardon our dust” while we give the fields the rest they need. We’ll be back soon with new green for your team!

Our annual field renovation process includes, but is not limited to the following:• Verticut (removes “thatch” also known as

matted, dead, and/or decaying plant material)• Core aerification (reduces compaction, improves infiltration,

and provides much needed oxygen to the soil and root zone)• Power rake and disposal (clean up unwanted debris -

provides optimum media for the necessary seed-to-soil contact)• Soil amendment (improves soil profile improving nutrient uptake)• Irrigation inspection & repair (distribution uniformity is key!)• Over-seed (improved turf type varieties selected

for sports use and local climate)• Sod installations if/when needed• Top dress (protects the seed, keeps it warm to

promote germination, and retains soil moisture)• Fertilize (yup, plants need food too)• Irrigate (short and frequent cycles to keep seed bed moist)• Germination (let it grow!)• First mow (just a little off the top)• Rest (Zzzzzz…)• Second mow to desired height• Game on!

These practices apply to our dog parks just the same. Heavy recreational use, human foot traffic, and dogs have feet that perform just like cleats!

Field Closures Cardiff Sports Park -Field 1 and 2 - June Field 3 and 4 - July Ecke Sports Park -Field 1- 5/27 – 6/16 Field 2 - JulyField 3 - 5/27 – 6/16 Encinitas Community Park - Field 1 and 4 - May Field 2 and 3 - AugustPractice Site - December - February Leo Mullen Sports Park - Baseball Field - August / Soccer Field - 3/22 – 6/22 & 12/22 -1/2/2016*dates are subject to change

Maintenance schedule

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Dog park maintenance The Maggie Houlihan Memorial Dog Park will be closed every Thursday from 1 to 3 p.m. for cleaning, turf maintenance and odor control treatments.

The Dog Park will be will be closed April 27 through May 21 and if needed, Sept 8 through Sept 20 for turf renovations and grounds maintenance.

The Parks and Recreation Department is excited to present Neal Mims Skate Academy Camps and Programs this summer. See page 18 for more information.

• Skateboarders need to wear a helmet with the strap buckled under his or her chin and protective gear. Wrist guards are recommended but not required.

• Children ages 10 & under should be under the guidance of an experienced skateboarder at all times.

• No bikes or scooters allowed in the skate park. Sorry, but bikes and scooters just aren’t compatible with skate boards and create an unsafe situation.

• Treat the skate park as you would a busy highway: Look both ways before moving through the park to make sure that it is safe.

• Benches and ledges are not for sitting or for placing your bags on. Any item on the ledge is in danger of being treated as an additional skate obstacle.

• Keep your drinks outside of the skate park. Spilled drinks inside of the park are dangerous and messy. Keep it clean!

• Be aware of where you are standing or skating at all times. Look around to make sure that you are not in the path of someone else’s trick.

• If you are new to skateboarding, consider practicing the basics before coming to the skate park.

• Be aware of the other skaters and make sure you are taking turns. Courtesy goes a long way.

• Respect the park: If you see any trash, throw it away.

• Please do not smoke or drink alcoholic beverages at the park.

• Set a good example for younger skaters and refrain from using foul language in the park.

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P2 Orpheus Park482 Orpheus Ave

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P3Encinitas Viewpoint Park*

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P4 Oakcrest Park1219 Encinitas Blvd

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P5 H Street Viewpoint 498 H Street — — — X — — Ocean View

P6 I Street Viewpoint 498 I Street — — — X — — Ocean View

P7 Glen Park 2149 Orinda Dr — X X X X —

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P8 Cardiff Sports Park1661 Lake Dr (8am - 9pm)

X X X X X — Baseball, Soccer

P9 Wiro Park2232 El Camino Del Norte

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P10 Mildred MacPherson

1045 South Vulcan Ave X X X — — — Basketball

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P14 J Street Viewpoint* 398 J Street — X — X — X Ocean View

P15 Little Oaks Equestrian Park

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P18 Sun Vista Park2011 Avenida La Posta

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P20 Las Verdes Park1390 Paseo De Las Verdes

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P22 Moonlight Beach 400 B St — X X X X X

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Any way you look at it, Encinitas is home-town to spectacular mountain views to the east and sweeping ocean views to the west, and with our rich sun & surf beach culture, it’s no wonder that the National Geographic named Encinitas as one of the “World’s 20 Best Surf Towns.”

In this summer feature, we wanted to share all that is at your finger tips from the beaches, to the parks and trails and at your local Community Center. Did you know:

• There are over 120 camps and classes from acting to gaming and sports held at the Center this summer? ... the Center has a lot going on!

• It’s a designated COOL Zone in Encinitas, which definitely makes it a cool place to hang out especially in the summer heat.

• The Gallery showcases local artists surely to delight all that come to visit.

• Well appointed rooms from the 5,000 square foot banquet hall, with full-service kitchen, to activity and conference rooms, all waiting for your next booking. Need a space for your next business meeting, special occasion or community special event? Give us a call!

#EncinitasLifeGet Involved!Be a part of the conversation. Use this hashtag to share pictures, tweets and posts about all of the cool things you do your favorite parks, beaches, trails and the Community Center this summer. We love to see your pics and to hear your stories.

Encinitas Youth Commission - Meets first Wed of every month (Sept-June) 4:30pm, Civic Center Council ChambersSenior Commission - Meets third Tuesday of every month, 2:00pm, Civic Center Council ChambersParks and Recreation Commission - Meets third Tuesday of every month , 5:00pm, Civic Center Council Chambers

Visit www.EncinitasCA.gov for City commission information

Encinitas Community and Senior Center • 1140 Oakcrest Park Drive • (760) 943-2250

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10 2015 summer camps

BEACH CAMP PROGRAMSBeach Kids (Ages 6-8)Crystal Hollins

Give your 6–8 year-olds their best summer yet at Beach Kids! In this non-competitive beach program, the emphasis is on learning and fun. We teach beach safety and awareness, basic first aid, marine life awareness, water etiquette, teamwork and of course plenty of play! Beach Kids will emphasize building confidence and self-esteem while playing games in a fun, beach environment. Visit www.EncinitasBeachKids.com for more information.Location: Moonlight BeachFee: Resident: $242.50. Non-resident: $252.502-week Sessions

Mornings - 9a.m. to noonCourse # 4998; Mon, June 22 - Fri, June 26 (1-week)(Fee: Resident: $127.50. Non-resident: $137.50)Course # 4990; Mon, June 29 - Fri, July 10Course # 4992; Mon, July 13 - Fri, July 24Course # 4994; Mon, July 27 - Fri, August 7Course # 4996; Mon, August 10 - Fri, August 14(Fee: Resident: $127.50. Non-resident: $137.50)

Afternoons - 1 to 4p.m.Course # 4989; Mon, June 22 - Fri, June 26 (1-week)(Fee: Resident: $127.50. Non-resident: $137.50)Course # 4991; Mon, June 39 - Fri, July 10Course # 4993; Mon, July 13 - Fri, July 24Course # 4995; Mon, July 27 - Fri, August 7Course # 4997; Mon, August 10 - Fri, August 14 (1-week)(Fee: Resident: $127.50. Non-resident: $137.50)

Junior Lifeguards (Ages 9-17)Be a part of a 20-year plus Encinitas tradition. By combining education with recreation, participants learn about the ocean environment, gain professional lifesaving skills, and enjoy swimming, bodyboarding, bodysurfing, snorkeling and skills competitions. Our goal is to educate young people in ocean and beach safety while building self-confidence and appreciation for the ocean environment. Visit EncinitasJG.com for more information.Location: Moonlight BeachFee: Resident: $187.50. Non-resident: $197.502-week Sessions

Mornings - 9a.m. to noonCourse #4978; Mon, June 15 - Fri, June 26Course #4980; Mon, June 29 - Fri, July 10 Course #4982; Mon, July 13 - Fri, July 24Course #4984; Mon, July 27 - Fri, August 7Course #4986; Mon, August 10 - Fri, August 21

Afternoons - 1 to 4p.m.Course #4979; Mon, June 15 - Fri, June 26Course #4981; Mon, June 29 - Fri, July 10Course #4983; Mon, July 13 - Fri, July 24Course #4985; Mon, July 27 - Fri, August 7Course #4987; Mon, August 10 - Fri, August 21

Junior Lifeguards Aide (Ages 14-17)If you are interested in becoming a Junior Lifeguard Aide, you must be between the ages of 14 and 17 and have prior experience in the Junior Lifeguard Program for at least one year. To apply for a position, you will need to register and send a letter of intent (via email: encjrguards@ encinitasca.gov) to the Junior Lifeguard Coordinator. Visit EncinitasJG.com for more information and testing requirements.Location: Moonlight BeachFee: Resident: $12.50. Non-resident: $17.50Candidates not selected for an Aide position will be refunded, minus a $2.50 transaction fee9a.m. to 4p.m.Junior Lifeguard Coordinator will work with each selected Aide on individual scheduleCourse #4977

Follow Us!Keep up with the latest in city news and happenings by following us on social media, including Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. You can find direct links to all of our feeds by visiting www.encinitasca.gov/socialmedia.

11also, don’t miss spring session programs running through May, visit EncinitasParksandRec.com

Little Groms Surf Camps (Ages 5-7)This camp is dedicated to our next generation of surfers and watermen who are just getting ready to hit the water, but may be a bit anxious. The focus of this camp is teaching kids to swim in the ocean, bodyboard, and surf while also educating them on how to stay safe and respect the ocean. Your child is guaranteed to enjoy this camp and make some new surf buddies. Register today to begin your adventures on the beach. For more information please call 760-633-2740.Location: Moonlight BeachFee: Resident: $152.50. Non-resident: $162.50

9a.m. to NoonCourse #4802; Mon, June 1 - Fri, June 5 Course #4803; Mon, June 8 - Fri, June 12 Course #4804; Mon, June 15 - Fri, June 19 Course #4805; Mon, June 22 - Fri, June 26Course #4806; Mon, June 29 - Fri, July 3Course #4807; Mon, July 6 - Fri, July 10 Course #4808; Mon, July 13 - Fri, July 17 Course #4809; Mon, July 20 - Fri, July 24 Course #4810; Mon, July 27 - Fri, July 31 Course #4811; Mon, August 3 - Fri, August 7 Course #4812; Mon, August 10 - Fri, August 14 Course #4813; Mon, August 17 - Fri, August 21 Course #4814; Mon, August 24 - Fri, August 28

1p.m. to 4p.m.Course #4815; Mon, June 1 - Fri, June 5 Course #4816; Mon, June 8 - Fri, June 12 Course #4817; Mon, June 15 - Fri, June 19 Course #4818; Mon, June 22 - Fri, June 26 Course #4819; Mon, June 29 - Fri, July 3 Course #4820; Mon, July 6 - Fri, July 10 Course #4821; Mon, July 13 - Fri, July 17 Course #4822; Mon, July 20 - Fri, July 24 Course #4823; Mon, July 27 - Fri, July 31 Course #4824; Mon, August 3 - Fri, August 7 Course #4825; Mon, August 10 - Fri, August 14 Course #4826; Mon, August 17 - Fri, August 21 Course #4827; Mon, August 24 - Fri, August 28

Surf Camps (Ages 6-17)Our surf camps are specifically created to help learn proper surfing fundamentals while developing proper surfing techniques. We will work on skill development and ocean safety while helping our students get to the next level of their surfing. These camps are ideal for BEGINNER and INTERMEDIATE level surfers that want to become more efficient surfers. Our professional and experienced staff work with each student both individually and in small groups to maximize the time and to create the best learning environment. We have a wide range of different shapes and sizes of surfboards for the students to ride to find what is best for their size and skill level. This camp helps each student be more confident with themselves in the ocean environment while learning many new and challenging aspects of surfing. Surfboards and wetsuits are always provided for students.

1-Week AM 9a.m. to NoonFee: Resident: $277.50. Non-Resident: $287.50Course #4776; Mon, June 1 - Fri, June 5Course #4777; Mon, June 8 - Fri, June 12Course #4778; Mon, June 15 - Fri, June 19Course #4779; Mon, June 22 - Fri, June 26Course #4780; Mon, June 29 - Fri, July 3Course #4781; Mon, Jul 7 - Fri, Jul 10Course #4782; Mon, Jul 14 - Fri, Jul 17Course #4783; Mon, Jul 21 - Fri, Jul 24Course #4784; Mon, Jul 28 - Fri, July 31Course #4785; Mon, Aug 4 - Fri, Aug 7Course #4786; Mon, Aug 11 - Fri, Aug 14Course #4787; Mon, Aug 18 - Fri, Aug21Course #4788; Mon, Aug 25 - Fri, Aug 28

1-Week PM 1p.m. to 4p.m:Fee: Resident: $277.50. Non-Resident: $287.50Course #4789; Mon, June 1 - Fri, June 5Course #4790; Mon, June 8 - Fri, June 12Course #4791; Mon, June 15 - Fri, June 19Course #4792; Mon, June 22 - Fri, June 26Course #4793; Mon, June 29 - Fri, July 3Course #4794; Mon, Jul 7 - Fri, Jul 10Course #4795; Mon, Jul 14 - Fri, Jul 17Course #4796; Mon, Jul 21 - Fri, Jul 24Course #4797; Mon, Jul 28 - Fri, July 31Course #4798; Mon, Aug 4 - Fri, Aug 7Course #4799; Mon, Aug 11 - Fri, Aug 14Course #4800; Mon, Aug 18 - Fri, Aug21Course #4801; Mon, Aug 25 - Fri, Aug 28

2-Week AM 9a.m. to Noon:Fee: Resident: $434.50. Non-resident: $444.50Course #4884; Mon, June 1 - Fri, June 12Course #4885; Mon, June 15 - Fri, June 26Course #4886; Mon, June 29 - Fri, July 10Course #4887; Mon, July 13 - Fri, July 24Course #4888; Mon, July 27 - Fri, August 7Course #4889; Mon, August 10 - Fri, August 21

2-Week PM 1p.m. to 4p.m:Fee: Resident: $434.50. Non-resident: $444.50Course #4890; Mon, June 1 - Fri, June 12Course #4891; Mon, June 15 - Fri, June 26Course #4892; Mon, June 29 - Fri, July 10Course #4893; Mon, July 13 - Fri, July 24Course #4894; Mon, July 27 - Fri, August 7Course #4895; Mon, August 10 - Fri, August 21


COMPUTERS AND GAMING CAMPSVideo Game Design (Ages 10-17)Youth Tech

Students will get a fun and interactive look at the world of video game design and development. Students enrolled in this camp will learn the basics of video game design and produce several different interactive video games to share with their friends and family.Location: Encinitas Library Computer LabFee: Resident: $167.50. Non-resident: $177.50

Two-Day9:45a.m. to 4:45p.m.Course #4736; Mon, June 29 - Tue, June 30

Four-Day1:45p.m. to 4:45p.m.Course #4737; Mon, July 13 - Thu, July 16

3D Video Game Design (Ages 10-17)Youth Tech

Video Game Design is a prerequisite for this camp, This camp offers an interactive look at the world of 3D Game Design. This awesome 3D Video Game Design camp offers the chance for students to create and immerse themselves in a 3D world. If you are looking to design professional 3D games that both look and feel just like the ones you play at home, then you don’t want to miss this camp.Location: Encinitas Library Computer LabFee: Resident: $162.50. Non-resident: $172.509:45a.m. to 4:45p.m.Course #4735; Wed, July 1 - Thu, July 2

Game Design Apps (Ages 10-17)Youth Tech

Video Game Design is a prerequisite for this camp. This camp provides students with a fun interactive look at the world mobile video game design and development. Students enrolled in this camp will learn how to publish games to their favorite Apple® or Android device.Location: Encinitas Library Computer Lab at Encinitas LibraryFee: Resident: $167.50. Non-resident: $177.501:45p.m to 4:45p.m.Course #4739; Mon, July 27 - Thu, July 30

Movie Makers (Ages 10-17)Youth Tech

This hands-on, interactive camp will instruct students on the world of digital video design and production. Students will film, direct and edit their own digital video creations. Students enrolled in this camp will learn how to create a wide range of video projects, from music videos to 3D movies to share with friends and family.Location: Encinitas Library Computer LabFee: Resident: $152.50. Non-resident: $162.509:45a.m. to 12:45p.m.Course #4738; Mon, July 27 - Thu, July 30

Minecraft Modding Camp (Ages 9-14)Code to the Future

Why just play Minecraft when you can create Minecraft? In this camp designed for quick learners or those with some coding experience, campers will immerse themselves in the language of computer through Minecraft using Java, a professional text-based coding language. Campers will learn to create Minecraft mods like craft a sword out of mushy bananas, or spawn a flying golden cow. This camp helps kids to make the full transition from players to creators and open up a whole new world of Minecraft.Location: Encinitas Library Computer LabFee: Resident: $285.50. Non-resident: $295.509:45a.m. to 12:45p.m.Course #4924; Mon, July 6 - Fri, July 10

1:45p.m. to 4:45p.m. Course #4830; Mon, July 6 - Fri, July 10

The Gaming Academy (Ages 10-17)Youth Tech

The gaming academy is an all day course for students who love games. During this course students will be immersed into the world of 2D and 3D game design. The gaming academy is a combination of our Video Game Design, Advanced Game Design and 3D Game Design courses. The course offers students a variety of hands on experience designing and building their very own games. Students are encouraged to bring a sack lunch. Location: Encinitas Library Computer LabFee: Resident: $287.50. Non-resident: $297.509:45a.m. to 4:45p.m.Course #4734; Mon, June 29 - Thu, July 2


Web Studio - NEW! (Ages 10-17)Youth Tech

This class is a combination of our animation and web design classes. In this class students will learn the basics of animation and digital design. Students will not only create fun interactive animations but will learn the basics of web design and how to publish their animations to share with the world. This course is perfect for students with a big imagination.Location: Encinitas Library Computer LabFee: Resident: $162.50. Non-resident: $172.509:45a.m. to 12:45p.m.Course #4740; Mon, July 13 - Thu, July 16

COOKING CAMPSCooking Little Chefs (Ages 4 ½- 6)Tiffany Spencer

Does your child love to mess around in the kitchen? Would you love that mess to be in someone else’s kitchen? This is the camp to make you both happy! Lil’ chefs will cook age appropriate recipes that they will enjoy creating and eating. Kids will learn to make some new, healthy snacks with a few treats as well. This will be a hands-on camp with food related crafts tailored to this age group. A $20 materials fee will be collected the first day.Location: Activity Room 118 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $152.50. Non-resident: $162.509:00a.m. to NoonCourse #4645; Mon, July 6 - Fri, July 10Course #4646; Mon, August 3 - Fri, August 7

Cooking: Appetizing Adventures (Ages 7-12)Tiffany Spencer

Do you love to mess around in the kitchen? Come join other foodies and learn how to can your own jam, bake bread from scratch, and decorate some really wild cupcakes (all new recipes this year). Aspiring chefs will learn to work with pie crust, puff pastry and yeast. They will also have a chance to use kitchen tools and gadgets like a cherry pitter, strawberry huller, and apple corer. Cooking can be delicious and fun! A $20 materials fee will be collected the first day.Location: Activity Room 118 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $152.50. Non-resident: $162.501p.m. to 4p.m.Course #4647; Mon, July 6 - Fri, July 10Course #4648; Mon, August 3 - Fri, August 7

CREATIVE WRITING & ACTING CAMPSKids Act! Stories in Performance Camp (Ages 5-8)Aleta Barthell

Join us and perform a play based on the classic story, STREGA NONA. Students will paint their own scenery for the final performance on the last day of camp.Location: Activity Room 118 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $137.50. Non-resident: $147.5010am to Noon Course #4745; Mon, July 27 - Fri, July 31

Playwrights Project Camp (Ages 11-14)Aleta Barthell

Write your own play! In this 5-day camp, participants will be guided through the process of taking an idea and turning it into a finished play that will be performed by professional actors on the last day of camp. Playwrights Project has been teaching playwriting in San Diego County for over 30 years.Location: Conference Room B 116 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $166.50. Non-resident: $176.5012p.m. to 3p.m.Course #4741; Mon, August 3 - Fri, August 7


YOUNG ACTORS THEATRE CAMP (Ages 7-15)Intrepid Theatre Company

In a fun and creative environment, campers develop theatre skills, gain confidence and develop social skills through collaboration and performance. Four professional teaching artists lead classes focused on acting, singing, improv, fight choreography, dance, stage makeup, and puppetry. The week will culminate in a showcase performance for friends and family. The campers will be divided into two age groups: 7-11 and 12-15.Location: Stage at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident $227.50. Non-resident: $237.509a.m. to 3p.m.Course #4919; June 29 - July 3: BROADWAY BOUND!Ages 7-11: AladdinAges 12-15: NewsiesCourse #4920; July 6 - July 10: PAGE TO STAGEAges 7-11: James and the Giant PeachAges 12-15: MatildaCourse #4921; July 13 - July 17: ADVENTURE IS OUT THEREAges 7-11: Alice in WonderlandAges 12-15: Treasure IslandCourse #4922; July 20 - July 24: ANIMAL KINGDOMAges 7-11: The AristocatsAges 12-15: The Lion KingCourse #4923; July 27 - July 31: SHAKESPEAREAges 7-11: A Midsummer Night’s DreamAges 12-15: As You Like It

DAY CAMPSSeaside Day Camp (ages 5-12)Seaside is a great way for youth entering grades 1 through 7 this fall to have fun during summer break. Each week is packed full of super activities like crafts, games, sports, cooking, and more, led by friendly and qualified day camp staff in a safe and well-supervised environment. Weekly fee also includes afternoon snacks and field trip.Fee: Resident: $150.00. Non-resident: $160.00Mon-FriLocation: Scout House - 2149 Orinda Dr, Cardiff, 920077a.m. to 6p.m.

Week 1 - Me and My Ocean Course #4767; Mon, June 15 - Fri, June 19(Field Trip: Moonlight State Beach)

Week 2 - Talk to the AnimalsCourse #4768; Mon, Mon, June 22 - Fri, June 26(Field Trip: San Diego County Fair)

Week 3 - Cookin’ up Some FunCourse #4769; Mon, June 29 - Thu, July 2Fee: Resident: $130.00. Non-resident: $140.00(Field Trip: Boomers)

Week 4 - Sports Fun-tasticCourse #4770; Mon, July 6 - Fri, July 10(Field Trip: Coronado Go Play, Get Fit)

Week 5 - 1,000 ways to get SoakedCourse #4771; Mon, July 13 - Fri, July 17(Field Trip: The Wave Water Park)

Week 6 - Inside/OUT?Course #4772; Mon, July 20 - Fri, July 24(Field Trip: Padres Game)

Week 7 - Up, Up and Away!Course #4773; Mon, July 27 - Fri, July 31 (Field Trip: Get Air Trampoline Gym)

Week 8 - Got Game?Course #4774; Mon, August 3 - Fri, August 7(Field Trip: Nickel City Arcade)

Week 9 - Endless Summer Fun!Course #4775; Mon, August 10 - Fri, August 14(Field Trip: Balboa Park Scavenger Hunt Adventure)

Seaside Day Camp C.I.T. Program (ages 13-16)Seaside alumni and youth entering grades 8 through 11 this fall are invited to extend their participation in Day Camp by participating as a Counselor-in-Training. C.I.T.s will actively assist with program responsibilities, including implementation, supervision, and program development. Completed C.I.T. applications are due by May 5, followed by interview and training required. Contact the Recreation Supervisor at (760) 943-2261 for application and other details.


Super Moverz/Team Challengerz Camp (Ages 5-10)Dive into a fun-filled week of radical sports! Make new friends while enjoying a wide variety of sports and fun activities.This camp will help nuture your childs motor skills while providing a fun and safe environment for play. All kids will enjoy the Friday obstacle course.Location: ECP Field 4 East at Encinitas Community Park Fee: Resident: $167.50. Non-resident: $177.50

Super Moverz (Ages 5-7)9a.m. to 1p.m.Course #4928; Mon, June 29 - Fri, July 3Course #4933; Mon, July 13 - Fri, July 17Course #4935; Mon, July 20 - Fri, July 24Course #4937; Mon, August 3 - Fri, August 7

Team Challengerz (Ages 8-10)9a.m. to 1p.m.Course #4938; Mon, June 29 - Fri, July 3Course #4939; Mon, July 13 - Fri, July 17Course #4940; Mon, July 20 - Fri, July 24Course #4941; Mon, August 3 - Fri, August 7

DANCE CAMPSFairy Princess Dance Camp (Ages 3-6)Sylvia Tillman

Princesses will participate in daily ballet and creative movement, followed by snack and dress-up play time. Camp culminates with a performance dance party and award ceremony.Location: Dance/Exercise Room 117 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $132.50. Non-resident: $142.5010a.m. to NoonCourse #4912; Mon, August 17 - Fri, August 21

LEGO AND BUILDING CAMPSEngineering fundamentals: Mine, Craft, Build using LEGO® (Ages 7-12)Play-Well TEKnologies

Bring Minecraft to life using LEGO®! Build a motorized walking Creeper, a terrifying Ghast, and a motorized Minecart! This project-based camp, designed by Play-Well instructors, combines the basic format of our core engineering-themed programs based on the world of Minecraft. Students will explore real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture while building their favorite Minecraft objects. Students will have a blast, even without any prior experience with Minecraft or LEGO.Location: Activity Room 118 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $200.50. Non-resident: $210.501p.m. to 4p.m.Course #4852; Mon, July 13 - Fri, July 17

Pre-Engineering: Mine, Craft, Build using LEGO® (Ages 5-6)Play-Well TEKnologies

Bring Minecraft to life using tens of thousands of LEGO! Build engineer-designed projects such as a motorized Creeper, a portal to the Nether, and a moving Minecart! Create your favorite Minecraft objects with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor. Whether you are new to Minecraft and LEGO or a seasoned veteran, you’ll be hooked on the endless creative possibilities.Location: Activity Room 118 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $200.50. Non-resident: $210.509a.m. to NoonCourse #4849; Mon, July 13 - Fri, July 17

Ninjaneering Using LEGO® (Ages 5-6)Play-Well TEKnologies

Enter the world of Ninjago and become an apprentice Ninjaneer! Learn the way of Spinjitzu, build the Fire Temple, race Skull Trucks, and encounter the mighty Dragon! Imagine and build unique and fun projects with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor while exploring the fantasy world of Ninjago. This is an ideal way to prepare young Ninjaneers for the challenge of Ninjaneering Masters with LEGO camp.Location: Activity Room 118 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $200.50. Non-resident: $210.509a.m. to NoonCourse #4850; Mon, August 10 - Fri, August 14

“We (Seaside Day Camp staff) can’t wait to see your kids this summer.

Summer at Seaside is pretty much the most fun a kid can have in Encinitas,

every week is awesome!”- Dylan, camp counselor


Ninjaneering Masters Using LEGO® (Ages 7-12)Play-Well TEKnologies

Master the world of Ninjago by becoming a Ninjaneer! Tame the Ice Dragon, motorize your Blade Cycle, design the Dark Fortress, and hone your Spinjitzu battle skills! In this advanced LEGO® camp, Ninjaneering masters will learn real world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture while exploring the fantasy world of Ninjago.Location: Activity Room 118 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $200.50. Non-resident: $210.501p.m. to 4p.m. Course #4855; Mon, August 10 - Fri, August 14

SCIENCE CAMPSAnatomy Academy (Ages 6-11)Mad Science

Mad Science is on a mission to fascinate campers with the inner workings of the human body. This heart pumping, chest pounding, dynamic discovery camp is sure to blow their minds! Children will use ooey gooey ingredients to build a model cell and test their own traits to decode and decipher DNA. Campers will discover what keeps them alive as they take a trip down the organ trail.　Mad mucus, canister canons and foamy fat will thrill all junior chemists! Take home a body apron, digestor inspector, dynamic DNA, model cell, Mad Mucus, and more! Location: Activity Room 118 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $194.50. Non-resident: $204.509:30a.m. to 12:30p.m. Course #4911; Mon, June 29 - Fri, July 3

Crazy Chem Works (Ages 5-9)Mad Science

Shake up a flask of fun in the lab and become a junior chemist! Learn to recognize chemical reactions and mix up a few reactive ingredients for some sensational results. Check out the colors of chemistry with the power of pH paper and create a stopper-popping reaction. Probe the properties of light and discover some unusual applications of glow-in-the-dark technology. Campers have a blast as they make some crazy concoctions. Take home projects include a reaction tube kit, atomic coins, thermocolor cup, slippery slime, Professor Beakerdude and more! Location: Activity Room 118 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $194.50. Non-resident: $204.509:30a.m. to 12:30p.m. Course #4854; Mon, July 20 - Fri, July 24

Robot Recruit (Ages 5-9)Mad Science

Join Mad Science for an introduction to robots! Throughout the week, campers will become robot engineers as they build a unique motorized robot that transforms into four unique creatures, each increasing in difficulty. Discover the inner workings of robots by experimenting with circuits, gears, sensors and power supplies. Learn about robot programming and the different tasks robots perform in our world. Experiment with sound sensing, line tracking and solar powered robots. Take home projects include: EM4 Robot, Bugbot, Robot Hand and more! and more! Location: Activity Room 118 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $194.50. Non-resident: $204.509:30a.m. to 12:30p.m. Course #4853; Mon, August 17 - Fri, August 21

Sports CampsBASKETBALL CAMPSCanyon Crest Basketball Camp (Ages 6-14)Coach Brian Baum

Brian Baum, current head coach at Canyon Crest Academy, offers an unique basketball camp that will focus on the fundamentals of dribbling, shooting, ball handling and defense. Current and former collegiate coaches will teach the fundamentals of basketball throughout the week. Daily games and drills will be used to enhance the camper experience.Location: Gymnasium at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $135.00. Non-resident: $145.009a.m. to 2p.m.Course #4836; Mon, Mon, June 29 - Fri, July 3Course #4837; Mon, July 20 - Fri, July 24


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Wildcat BasketballCamp (Ages 8-16)Jason Stewart

Are you serious about taking your basketball game to the next level? Current Head Basketball Coach at San Dieguito Academy and former NCAA Champion with the Unversity of Arizona Wildcats, Jason Stewart invites you to attend the Wildcat Basketball Camp. Each day, various fundamental skills will be covered like dribbling, shooting, passing, footwork and defense. WILDCAT Basketball Camps stress creativity of young basketball players in a structured day camp environment. Come see how Champions train and are made! Location: Gymnasium at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $132.50. Non-resident: $142.509a.m. to 2p.m.Course #4838; Mon, June 22 - Thu, June 25

Lady Mustangs Basketball Camp (Ages 7-15)Aubree Smithey

Lady Mustangs basketball camp is for girls only! Head Coach at San Dieguito Academy Aburee Smithey and her staff will run a basketball fundamentals camp.This camp is designed to enhance your current skill set while providing valuable coaching tips on how to improve. Skills like dribbling, shooting, passing and defense will be covered. It’s time to show the boys who’s boss and ball out like a Lady Mustang!Location: Gymnasium at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $127.50. Non-resident: $137.502:30pm to 5:30pm Course #4959; Mon, July 27 - Thu, July 30Course #4988; Mon, August 3 - Thu, August 6

San Diego Sol Girls Basketball Camp (Ages 7-14)San Diego Sol

Girls can do it too! Calling all young lady hoopsters. San Diego Sol is back again in North County. Come check out this awesome All-girls Basketball Camp. All FUNdamental skills will be covered - dribbling, shooting, passing, rebounding, and court awareness to name a few. Let San Diego Sol help take your game to the next level.Location: Gymnasium at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $152.50. Non-resident: $162.509:00a.m. to 2:00p.m. Course #4958; Mon, August 10 - Fri, August 14

FIELD SPORTS CAMPSCoastal Dragons Rugby Camp (Ages 8-17)Coastal Dragons Rugby

Looking to try a new sport? The Coastal Dragons would like to get you started playing Rugby by spending your summer with USA team captain Matt Hawkins. Matt and his teammates from the USA Rugby team will teach your kids the sport of Rugby, proper techniques, and the art of the scrum. Register today!Location: ECP Field 4 at Encinitas Community ParkFee: Resident: $2.50. Non-resident: $12.50. Registration Fee: $170.00 for Private Individual9a.m. to 1p.m.Course #4948; Mon, August 10 - Fri, August 14

Quarter Back and Wide Receiver Skills Camp (Ages 8-14)City Staff

La Costa Canyon CIF Champion and current Professional Euro League starting Quarterback, Sebastian Frausto, and his qualified staff of current college football players are excited to pass on their knowledge and passion about the game to you. This camp will feature drills and techniques designed to teach the proper fundamentals of playing quarterback and wide receiver. Camp is designed for players of all abilities looking to improve their skill sets. Location: Leo Mullen Baseball Field at Leo Mullen Sports ParkFee: Resident: $65.00. Non-resident: $75.009a.m. to NoonCourse #4913; Mon, July 27 - Fri, July 31Course #4914; Mon, August 10 - Fri, August 14


GOLF CAMPSYouth Golf Clinic (Ages 6-12)Doug Timmons, PGA

Clinic will cover full swing, chipping, pitching, driving and sand shots. Clinic develops etiquette and knowledge of the game. All levels of players welcome. Bring your own equipment; otherwise, balls and clubs will be provided.Location: Encinitas Ranch Golf CourseFee: Resident: $172.50. Non-resident: $182.50

AM – 9a.m. to NoonCourse #4870; Mon, June 29 - Thu, July 2Course #4872; Mon, July 6 - Thu, July 9Course #4875; Mon, July 20 - Thu, July 23Course #4877; Mon, July 27 - Thu, July 30Course #4879; Mon, August 3 - Thu, August 6

PM - 3p.m. to 6p.m.Course #4869; Mon, June 22 - Thu, June 25Course #4871; Mon, June 29 - Thu, July 2Course #4873; Mon, July 6 - Thu, July 9Course #4874; Mon, July 13 - Thu, July 16Course #4876; Mon, July 20 - Thu, July 23Course #4878; Mon, July 27 - Thu, July 30

Teen Golf Clinics (Ages 13-17)Doug Timons, PGA

Clinic will cover full swing, chipping, pitching, driving and sand shots. Clinic develops etiquette and knowledge of the game. All levels of players welcome. Bring your own equipment; otherwise, balls and clubs will be provided.Location: Encinitas Ranch Golf CourseFee: Resident: $172.50. Non-resident: $182.503p.m. to 6p.m.Course #4880; Mon, August 3 - Thu, August 6

SKATE CAMPSNeal Mims Skate Academy (Ages 5-16)Neal Mims

Want to learn to skateboard? Neal Mims Skateboarding Academy is offering lessons and camps taught by professional skateboarders at the brand new Encinitas Skate Plaza! Experienced instructors can tailor their curriculum to adapt to varying ability levels and work with each skater to move at his or her pace. NMSA teaches everything from basic board control to advanced airs, grinds and flip tricks. NMSA believes that learning to skateboard is a fun way to teach confidence, perseverance and life skills.Location: ECP Skate Plaza at Encinitas Community ParkFee: Resident: $347.50. Non-resident: $357.508am to NoonCourse #4973; Mon, June 22 - Fri, June 26Course# 4974; Mon, July 6 - Fri, July 10Course #4975; Mon, July 20 - Fri, July 24Course #4976; Mon, August 3 - Fri, August 7

SOCCER CAMPSBritish ChallengerSoccer Camp (Ages 4-14)Nick Howitt

Challenger Sports is an industry leader in the development of young soccer players. Come join the all British coaching staff for a week of drills, games and scrimmages all designed around teaching you new skills on and off the field. Campers will receive a Challenger soccer ball, Certificate of Completion and jersey. Space is limited, sign up today!Location: ECP Field 1 at Encinitas Community Park Fee: Resident: $167.50. Non-resident: $177.509a.m. to 2p.m.Course #4882; Mon, July 13 - Fri, July 17Course #4883; Mon, August 3 - Fri, August 7



Coast 2 CoastIrish Soccer Camp (Ages 4-14)Chris Murphy

Coast 2 Coast Irish Soccer Camps is now one of the most popular summer camps in California. Our qualified and enthusiastic Irish coaches will deliver a unique curriculum that is aligned with state standards for physical activity. Your child will learn soccer techniques and skills in an active engaging environment. Campers will receive a Coast 2 Coast soccer jersey, ball, wristband and certificate. Coast 2 Coast is guaranteed fun! Space is limited, register today! Location: ECP Field 1 at Encinitas Community ParkFee: Resident: $159.00. Non-resident: $169.009a.m. to 2p.m.Course #4842; Mon, July 6 - Fri, July 10Course #4843; Mon, August 3 - Fri, August 7

San Diego (Futsal) Soccer (Ages 5-15)Mario Mrakovic

Want to receive the best training and reach your full soccer potential? Join San Diego Futsal this summer for pure soccer skill development, high-speed activities and all around Futsal and Soccer fun. Camps feature FIFA endorsed, exciting game of Futsal soccer to build touch on the ball, technical foot skills and game awareness. Camps also feature the best of F.C. Barcelona and Dinamo Zagreb - Croatia. These camps present the method of operation and the direction of their academies, and point to key technical and tactical requirements of youth categories. This is top speed soccer at its best! Each camper will receive SD Futsal dri-fit shirt. Come see the difference!Fee: Resident: $187.50. Non-resident: $197.509a.m. to 1p.m.Course #4839; Mon, July 13 - Fri, July 17 (Encinitas Community Center)Course #4840; Mon, July 27 - Fri, July 31 (Encinitas Community Park)Course #4841; Mon, August 10 - Fri, August 14 (Cardiff Sports Park)

VOLLEYBALL CAMPSBeach Volleyball Camp(Ages 7-15)Dennis Marlow & Sinjin Smith

Beach volleyball legend, Sinjin Smith, plus his qualified staff of local San Diego area coaches, are ready to pass down years of knowledge to you! Throughout the summer, Sinjin will drop by periodically to work with campers. The camp is structured so that all campers will receive proper instruction based upon their individual skill levels. This camp will cover all of the fundamentals, teach specialized drills and supervised games will be played. Everyone will receive a camp T-shirt.Fee: Resident: $152.50. Non-resident: $162.50Location: Moonlight Beach8:30a.m.- 11:30a.m.Course #4925; Mon, June 22 - Fri, June 26Course #4927; Mon, June 29 - Fri, July 3Course #4929; Mon, July 13 - Fri, July 17Course #4931; Mon, July 20 - Fri, July 24Course #4932; Mon, July 27 - Fri, July 31Course #4934; Mon, August 3 - Fri, August 7Course #4936; Mon, August 10 - Fri, August 14

Indoor Youth Volleyball Camp (Ages 10-15)Dennis Mathis

Take your game to the next level by learning the fundamentals of volleyball with instructor Dennis Mathis. This camp will enhance your current skills and cover all of the basic volleyball fundamentals with personalized instruction and hands on drills.Location: Gymnasium at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $122.50. Non-resident: $132.509a.m. to NoonCourse #4952; Mon, July 6 - Thu, July 9

“San Diego Futsal Academy has taught my child new ways to strike the ball, stop the ball and better overall awareness of

the game. Thanks Coach Mario. We can’t wait to sign up this summer!”

- Brent Bailey

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tiny totsACTINGKids Act! Going on Stage! (ages 4-6)Aleta Barthell

Put your child’s imagination into action in Kids Act where they can create their own characters and plays. In the end, at a professional theatre, students will perform their original plays, along with a short piece of Shakespearean verse, in front of scenery that they’ve created for family and friends.Location: Conference Room B 116 at Encinitas Community Center

Ages 4-6Fee: Resident: $159.00, Non-resident: $169.003:30p.m. to 4:15p.m.Course #4743; Wed, June 24 - Wed, August 19

DANCE AND MOVEMENTKinderdance (AGES 3-5)Kinderdancers of San Diego

Kinderdance i s a deve lopmenta l dance , moto r development and fitness program taught on three levels. It teaches the basics of ballet, tap, aerobic and creative movement whi le b lending educat ional concepts.Location: Dance/Exercise Room 117 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $54.50. Non-resident: $64.50

Thursdays; 1:30p.m. to 2:20p.m.Course #4652; Thu, June 4 - Thu, June 25Course #4653; Thu, July 2 - Thu, July 23Course #4654; Thu, August 6 - Thu, August 27

SPECIAL INTERESTCAR SEAT CHECKSA certified AMR child passenger safety technician conducts FREE car seat checks on the 1st Monday of each month from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 pm.m in the Community Center Parking Lot. Call (760) 943-2268 for dates. No appointment necessary.

Find plenty more for 3-6 year-olds in our Summer Camps section, pages 9-19.


DANCEBallet Teen/Adult Level I (Ages 13 and up)Marti Neal

Improve balance, flexibility, alignment and coordination in a relaxed atmosphere. Class includes terminology, warm up, center and across the floor movements. Suitable for those with little or no dance background. Pink tights, slippers and black leotards preferred after the first class meeting.Location: Dance/Exercise Room 117 at Encinitas Community Center6:30p.m. to 7:30p.m. Fee: Resident: $72.50. Non-resident: $82.50Course# 4746; Mon, June 1 - Mon, July 13Course #4747; Mon, July 20 - Mon, August 24

Ballet Teen/Adult Level II (Ages 13 and up)Marti Neal

Intermediate level class including terminology, full barre and center, pirouettes, adagio and grand allegro movements taught in a relaxed atmosphere. Optional pointe/performing opportunities with instructor permission. Pink tights, pink slippers and black leotards preferred after first class meeting.Location: Dance/Exercise Room 117 at Encinitas Community Center7:30p.m. to 8:45p.m.

Fee: Resident: $90.00. Non-resident: $100.00Course #4748; Mon, June 1 - Mon, July 13

Fee: Resident: $77.50. Non-resident: $87.50Course # 4749; Mon, July 20 - Mon, August 24

Fee: Resident: $90.00. Non-resident: $100.00Course #4750; Thu, June 4 - Thu, July 16

Fee: Resident: $77.50. Non-resident: $87.50Course #4751; Thu, July 23 - Thu, August 27

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FITNESSJazzercise (AGES 13 and up)Life’s too busy for boring workouts! Hit music playlists and 60 minutes of sweating, smiling, and laughing through dance-based cardio and strength training will transform your body, boost your mood and ignite your energy. This is the new Jazzercise! Join us for Strength45, a muscle sculpting strength workout on Saturdays at 9:35a.m.Location: Encinitas Community CenterMon - Thu; 6p.m. to 7p.m.Sat; 8:30a.m. to 9:30a.m.Sat; 9:35a.m. to 10:30a.m. (Strength45)$50/mo unlimited classes $15 walk-in**Paid directly to Jazzercise at class

Just Barre (Ages 13 and up)Marti Neal

Just Barre utilizes movements from classical ballet at the barre to tone and sculpt long, lean muscles and build core strength and flexibility. Class starts with plies and ends with stretches and may include Pilates-type floor exercise and Yoga poses, accompanied by music in a relaxed, enjoyable atmosphere. Wear closely fitted clothes such as tights, leotards, yoga pants or bike shorts. Ballet slippers, socks or soft-soled dance shoes recommended. This class is suitable for those with little or no dance background.Location: Dance/Exercise Room 117 at Encinitas Community Center6:45pm to 7:30pm Fee: Resident: $55.00. Non-resident: $65.00Course #4752; Thu, June 4 - Thu, July 16Course #4753; Thu, July 23 - Thu, August 27

Pilates Mat Class (Ages 14 and up)Sandy Schroeder

Tired of the gym and want more personal attention? Join our Pilates mat class. Pilates exercises focus on conditioning the whole body, strengthening your core and spinal muscles. Build a body that is strong, supple and toned, while improving posture, flexibility and reducing stress. Our Pilates mat class will accommodate anyone with or without previous Pilates experience.Location: Banquet Hall 142B at Encinitas Community Center6:30p.m. to 7:30p.m.



Zumba Toning Combo (AGES 13 and up)Diane Yuskin

Zumba is one of the fastest growing dance based fitness crazes in the country and with good reason. Zumba has put the fun back into fitness while giving you the weight loss and body toning results you’re looking for. This class incorporates light weights, provided in class. With its party atmosphere and easy-to-follow dance moves, you’ll enjoy Latin rhythms such as Merengue, Salsa, Cumbia, Reggaeton, Belly Dance and Hip Hop. Come join the party! Drop ins welcome! All registrations will be handled by Zumba at the class. Walk-in $9, 6-Class Punch card $48.Location: Dance/Exercise Room 117 at Encinitas Community CenterTuesdays; 6:30p.m. to 7:30p.m


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Zumba Fitness (AGES 13 and up)Diane Yuskin

Zumba is one of the fastest growing dance based fitness crazes in the country and with good reason. Zumba has put the fun back into fitness while giving you the weight loss and body toning results you’re looking for. With its party atmosphere and easy-to-follow dance moves, you’ll enjoy Latin rhythms such as Merengue, Salsa, Cumbia, Reggaeton, Belly Dance and Hip Hop. Come join the party! Drop ins welcome! All registrations will be handled by Zumba at the class. Walk-in $9, 6-class punch card $48.Location: Dance/Exercise Room 117 at Encinitas Community CenterWednesdays; 6:30p.m. to 7:30p.m

MUSICDrum Line -Recreational (ages 8-18)John Hall

This class is for all drummers, even those with little or no playing experience. Instruction is conducted in a friendly, safe and informative environment. The main goal is to have fun while learning to play. Sessions include instruction in basic snare, bass, tenor, and auxiliary percussion techniques. A drum set approach to playing is also utilized to develop fine motor skills, as well as a coordinated group sound. Class equipment is provided. Students will need to purchase drumsticks for their personal use.Location: Stage - Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $77.50, Non-resident: $87.509a.m. to 10a.m. Course #4866; Wed, July 15 - Wed, August 5

Ukulele Beginning (Ages 8-49)Gerry Rahill

This class will introduce you to this easy-to-play little instrument that’s having a great resurgence in popularity around the world. Even if you’ve never played a musical instrument before, you’ll be playing a song by the end of the first class. Bring your ukulele and join us!Location: Arts and Crafts Room 140 at Encinitas Community Center1p.m. to 2p.m.

Fee: Resident: $32.50. Non-resident: $42.50Course #4859; Wed, June 3 - Wed, June 24

Fee: Resident: $40.00. Non-resident: $50.00Course #4860; Wed, July 1 - Wed, July 29

Fee: Resident: $32.50. Non-resident: $42.50Course #4861; Wed, August 5 - Wed, August 26

Ukulele Intermediate (Ages 8-49)Gerry Rahill

If you have an ukulele and can play some chords but would like to learn more this class is for you. We’ll learn different strums and rhythms, more advanced chords, and how to read tablature. We’ll use these to play many traditional and contemporary popular songs.Location: Activity Room 118 at Encinitas Community Center2:30p.m. to 3:30p.m.




“What could be cooler than showing up at a beach bonfire and playing

the ukulele? Join us for Beginning Ukulele this summer and get started on your new hobby.”

- Parks and Rec staff

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ACTINGKids Act! Going on Stage! (ages 4-11)Aleta Barthell

Put your child’s imagination into action in Kids Act where they can create their own characters and plays. In the end, at a professional theatre, students will perform their original plays, along with a short piece of Shakespearean verse, in front of scenery that they’ve created for family and friends.Location: Conference Room B 116 at Encinitas Community Center

Ages 4-6Fee: Resident: $159.00, Non-resident: $169.003:30p.m. to 4:15p.m.Course #4743; Wed, June 24 - Wed, August 19

Ages 7-11Fee: Resident: $169.00. Non-resident: $179.004:30p.m. to 5:30p.m.Course #4744; Wed, Wed, June 24 - Wed, August 19

SPECIAL INTERESTBabysitter Training (ages 11-17)Lockhart Training

This fun hands-on class includes topics such as babysitter’s responsibilities, safety, infant care and an introduction to first aid. Participants practice on dolls to learn infant skills including bottle feeding and diapering and use manikins for learning and practicing infant and child CPR. Participants receive certificates, booklet and starter first aid kits.Location: Arts and Crafts Room 140 at Encinitas Community Center Fee: Resident: $62.50, Non-resident: $72.509:30a.m. to 2p.m.Course #4865; Sat, July 18, 2015

CPR/AED/First Aid Review (Ages 15 and up)Lockhart Training

This CPR class covers guidelines and skills for performing CPR and uses an automated external defibulator (AED) on adults and also includes a basic first aid review. This class is ideal for lay responders, coaches, teachers, parents and those who want to learn how to perform adult CPR/AED and basic first aid in order to confidently respond in an emergency. Upon completion, participants receive two-year certificates from the American Safety Health Institute (ASHI) and a digital download booklet. Class is taught by Lockhart Training an independent training center for ASHI, ECSI and AHA.Location: Banquet Hall 142A at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $62.50. Non-resident: $72.50Course #4857; Mon, July 13, 2015Course #4858; Mon, August 10, 2015



ACTINGActing Workshop for Adults (Ages 18 and up)Aleta Barthell

Bring out the best actor inside of you.Whether you’ve had previous acting experince or always wanted to try it . . . learn versatile, core acting techniques in a fun and comfortable atmosphere in this workshop. All levels are welcome.Location: Stage - Back at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $127.50. Non-resident: $137.50Noon to 2p.m. Course #4742; Sun, June 28 - Sun, August 16

adults“I had fun in drama class in high

school, but I began the acting workshops to help me become more dynamic

with my presentation skills for my job, plus it’s a lot of fun, bonus!”

- Phia Novak class participant

DANCEBallet Teen/Adult Level I (Ages 13 and up)Marti Neal

Improve balance, flexibility, alignment and coordination in a relaxed atmosphere. Class includes terminology, warm up, center and across the floor movements. Suitable for those with little or no dance background. Pink tights, slippers and black leotards preferred after the first class meeting.Location: Dance/Exercise Room 117 at Encinitas Community Center6:30p.m. to 7:30p.m. Fee: Resident: $72.50. Non-resident: $82.50Course# 4746; Mon, June 1 - Mon, July 13Course #4747; Mon, July 20 - Mon, August 24

Ballet Teen/Adult Level II (Ages 13 and up)Marti Neal

Intermediate level class including terminology, full barre and center, pirouettes, adagio and grand allegro movements taught in a relaxed atmosphere. Optional pointe/performing opportunities with instructor permission. Pink tights, pink slippers and black leotards preferred after first class meeting.Location: Dance/Exercise Room 117 at Encinitas Community Center7:30p.m. to 8:45p.m.

Fee: Resident: $90.00. Non-resident: $100.00Course #4748; Mon, June 1 - Mon, July 13

Fee: Resident: $77.50. Non-resident: $87.50Course # 4749; Mon, July 20 - Mon, August 24



FITNESSJazzercise (AGES 13 and up)Life’s too busy for boring workouts! Hit music playlists and 60 minutes of sweating, smiling, and laughing through dance-based cardio and strength training will transform your body, boost your mood and ignite your energy. This is the new Jazzercise! Join us for Strength45, a muscle sculpting strength workout on Saturdays at 9:35a.m.Location: Encinitas Community CenterMon - Thu; 6p.m. to 7p.m.Sat; 8:30a.m. to 9:30a.m.Sat; 9:35a.m. to 10:30a.m. (Strength45)$50/mo unlimited classes $15 walk-in**Paid directly to Jazzercise at class

Just Barre (Ages 13 and up)Marti Neal

Just Barre utilizes movements from classical ballet at the barre to tone and sculpt long, lean muscles and build core strength and flexibility. Class starts with plies and ends with stretches and may include Pilates-type floor exercise and Yoga poses, accompanied by music in a relaxed, enjoyable atmosphere. Wear closely fitted clothes such as tights, leotards, yoga pants or bike shorts. Ballet slippers, socks or soft-soled dance shoes recommended. This class is suitable for those with little or no dance background.Location: Dance/Exercise Room 117 at Encinitas Community Center6:45pm to 7:30pm Fee: Resident: $55.00. Non-resident: $65.00Course #4752; Thu, June 4 - Thu, July 16Course #4753; Thu, July 23 - Thu, August 27

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Neck, Shoulder & Arm comfort: The Feldenkrais® Way (Ages 18 and up)Anita Noone

Do you have neck pain and stiffness? Dysfunction in your shoulder? Discomfort when you use the computer? Come learn to move better, without exercise or stretching. The Feldenkrais Method® provides tools to manage movement and decrease or eliminate pain. Learn to take care of yourself and move comfortably.Location: Arts and Crafts Room 140 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $62.50. Non-resident: $72.5010a.m. to 11a.m. Course #4754; Thu, June 4 - Thu, July 9

Pilates Mat Class (Ages 14 and up)Sandy Schroeder

Tired of the gym and want more personal attention? Join our Pilates mat class. Pilates exercises focus on conditioning the whole body, strengthening your core and spinal muscles. Build a body that is strong, supple and toned, while improving posture, flexibility and reducing stress. Our Pilates mat class will accommodate anyone with or without previous Pilates experience.Location: Banquet Hall 142B at Encinitas Community Center6:30p.m. to 7:30p.m.



Zumba Toning Combo (AGES 13 and up)Diane Yuskin

Zumba is one of the fastest growing dance based fitness crazes in the country and with good reason. Zumba has put the fun back into fitness while giving you the weight loss and body toning results you’re looking for. This class incorporates light weights, provided in class. With its party atmosphere and easy-to-follow dance moves, you’ll enjoy Latin rhythms such as Merengue, Salsa, Cumbia, Reggaeton, Belly Dance and Hip Hop. Come join the party! Drop ins welcome! All registrations will be handled by Zumba at the class. Walk-in $9, 6-Class Punch card $48.Location: Dance/Exercise Room 117 at Encinitas Community CenterTuesdays; 6:30p.m. to 7:30p.m

Zumba Fitness (AGES 13 and up)Diane Yuskin

Zumba has put the fun back into fitness while giving you the weight loss and body toning results you’re looking for. With its party atmosphere and easy-to-follow dance moves, you’ll enjoy Latin rhythms such as Merengue, Salsa, Cumbia, Reggaeton, Belly Dance and Hip Hop. Come join the party! Drop ins welcome! All registrations will be handled by Zumba at the class. Walk-in $9, 6-class punch card $48.Location: Dance/Exercise Room 117 at Encinitas Community CenterWednesdays; 6:30p.m. to 7:30p.m

“As a mother I tend to give away a lot, I take care of a lot of people, and often forget

to take care of myself. At one point I felt overwhelmed with it all especially when I did not have the time to exercise on a

regular basis. This all changed for me when I began attending Zumba classes at the

Encinitas Community Center on a regular basis. Making the time to do my Zumba has

brought my life back into balance; I am happier and feel like I am conquering

the mountain these days. Thanks Diane your classes are life changing!”

- Monica Gilroy, Zumba Participant

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MUSICUkulele Beginning (Ages 8-49)Gerry Rahill

This class will introduce you to this easy-to-play little instrument that’s having a great resurgence in popularity around the world. Even if you’ve never played a musical instrument before, you’ll be playing a song by the end of the first class. Bring your ukulele and join us!Location: Arts and Crafts Room 140 at Encinitas Community Center1p.m. to 2p.m.




Ukulele Intermediate (Ages 8-49)Gerry Rahill

If you have an ukulele and can play some chords but would like to learn more this class is for you. We’ll learn different strums and rhythms, more advanced chords, and how to read tablature. We’ll use these to play many traditional and contemporary popular songs.Location: Activity Room 118 at Encinitas Community Center2:30p.m. to 3:30p.m.




SPECIAL INTERESTCPR/AED/First Aid Review (Ages 15 and up)Lockhart Training

This Adult CPR class covers guidelines and skills for performing CPR and uses an automated external defibulator (AED) on adults and also includes a basic first aid review. This class is ideal for lay responders, coaches, teachers, parents and those who want to learn how to perform adult CPR/AED and basic first aid in order to confidently respond in an emergency. Upon completion, participants receive two-year certificates from the American Safety Health Institute (ASHI) and a digital download booklet. Class is taught by Lockhart Training an independent training center for ASHI, ECSI and AHA.Location: Banquet Hall 142A at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $62.50. Non-resident: $72.50Course #4857; Mon, July 13, 2015Course #4858; Mon, August 10, 2015

CAR SEAT CHECKSA certified AMR child passenger safety technician conducts FREE car seat checks on the 1st Monday of each month from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 pm.m in the Community Center Parking Lot. Call (760) 943-2268 for dates. No appointment necessary.


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BASKETBALLMen’s Basketball League(ages 18 and up)Join the best men’s adult basketball league in North County. Games are full court with two professional officials, score keeper and timer. League games consist of 5 on 5 action, featuring two twenty minute periods with most local CIF rules prevailing. Teams may carry up to 12 players. Only team registrations are accepted. Team managers are required to attend a mandatory team manger’s meeting prior to the season. A prize is awarded to the league Champion. Games are played on Wednesday nights with game times ranging from 6p.m. to 9p.m. weekly. For more information please email: [email protected]: Gymnasium at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $352.50. Non-resident: $402.50Games played between 6p.m. and 10p.m.

Competitive DivisionCourse #4945; Wed, June 17 - Wed, August 19

Intermediate DivisionCourse #4946; Wed, June 17 - Wed, August 19

Men’s Basketball LunchLeague (ages 18 and up)Work got you stressed out? Relieve your stress with a little lunch time basketball. Our lunch league consists of full court games designed to keep the action moving. Teams are formed daily, games are twelve minutes in duration. Come join the action!Location: Gymnasium at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $27.50. Non-resident: $37.50Noon to 1p.m. (Select Summer week times will vary)Course #4950; Mon- Friday, June 29 - August 31

Men’s Sunday Morning Hoops(ages 18 and up)Get your Sunday morning hoops on at the Community Center. Sunday morning hoops is a great way to get in shape while having fun. Games are played 5 on 5 full court. Games are based on continuous play and promote great cardio by keeping games moving.Location: Gymnasium at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $12.50. Non-resident: $22.508:30a.m. to 10:30a.m.Course #4947; Sun, June 7 - Sun, July 26Course #4949; Sun, August 2 - Sun, September 20

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Women’s Basketball League(ages 18 and up)The Women’s Basketball League is for players of all abilities. Games are played on Monday nights, beginning at 6:30p.m. Individuals are welcome. Players are drafted and then placed on teams. Please call (760) 943-2269 for more information.Location: Gymnasium at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $277.50. Non-resident: $302.50Games are played between 6p.m. and 10p.m.Course #4915; Mon, June 22 - Mon, August 31

Women’s Basketball LunchLeague (ages 18 and up)Calling all female basketball players! Come join the Encinitas ladies only lunch league. Games are full court and are a great way to get your cardio in, make new friends and keep your game on point.Location: Gymnasium at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $12.50. Non-resident: $22.5011a.m. to Noon (Select Summer week times will vary)Course #4951; Tue, June 30 - Fri, August 28

Ladies Open Gym Basketball Night (ages 16 and up)Attention all female basketball players, ladies open gym is open to all ladies 16 and up that love hoops and want to get some fun competition in. Come check it out at the Encinitas Community Center. Location: Gymnasium at Encinitas Community CenterFee: FREEAugust 24, 2015 6:30p.m.-10p.m.

Youth Basketball League-Pee Wee Division (Ages 4-5)Pee Wee Basketball is designed to teach some of the basic fundamentals of basketball and give players an opportunity to try basketball in a fun way with their friends. We accept teammate and specific coach requests. Requests must be made by June 15, 2015. The season will consist of 6 games. Players will receive a team jersey, guaranteed playing time and participant medal. Please submit teammate requests to: [email protected]: Gymnasium at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $70.00, Non-resident: $80.00Course #4848; Sat, June 27 - Sat, August 8

Youth Basketball LeagueEncinitas Youth Basketball leagues are designed for players of all abilities. The summer season will consist of six games plus a single elimination playoff round for teams that qualify. We utilize a skills assessment and draft system to ensure fair and balanced teams. No teammate or specific coach requests are taken. Players will receive a team jersey, participant medal and guaranteed playing time. Teams will practice once a week with games on Saturday’s. Volunteer coaches are needed for the success of this program. If interested in coaching or for more information please call: (760) 943.2269. Leagues do fill up so please do not wait register today! Location: Gymnasium at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $92.50. Non-resident: $102.50

Division A (Ages 12-13)Course #4844; Sat, June 6 - Sat, August 15Skill Assessment June 6, 11a.m. to noon OR June 13, 8 to 10a.m.

Division B (Ages 10-11)Course #4845; Sat, June 6 - Sat, August 15Skill Assessment June 6, 10 to 11a.m. OR June 13, 8 to 10a.m.

Division C (Ages 8-9)Course #4846; Sat, June 6 - Sat, August 15Skill Assessment June 6, 9 to 10a.m. OR June 13, 8 to 10a.m.

Division D (Ages 6-7)Course #4847; Sat, Sat, June 6 - Sat, August 15Skill Assessment June 9, 8a.m.- 9a.m. or June 13, 8a.m. to 10a.m.

GOLFGolf ClinicsDoug Timmons, PGA

Clinic will cover full swing, chipping, pitching, driving and sand shots. Clinic develops etiquette and knowledge of the game. All levels of players welcome. Bring your own equipment; otherwise, balls and clubs will be provided.Location: Encinitas Ranch Golf Course

Adult (18 and Up)Fee: Resident: $162.50, Non-resident: $172.5010a.m. to 11a.m.Course #4867; Sat, July 11 - Sat, August 15

Youth (6-13)Fee: Resident: $92.50, Non-resident: $102.5011a.m. to NoonCourse #4868; Sat, July 11 - Sat, August 15

See Summer Camps Section, Page 18 for Youth/Teen Golf Camps.


SOFTBALLSoftball (Ages 18 and up)Get outside and enjoy the beautiful Southern California weather by playing some softball. Get your friends and co-workers together and register a team in the upcoming coed softball league. Softball is a great team-building exercise and a great way to get in shape. For more information please call (760) 633-2740.Location: Cardiff Sports Park

Adult CoedFee: Resident: $450.00. Non-resident: $460.00Course #4904; Tue, July 14 - Tue, September 22

Men’sFee: Resident: $450.00. Non-resident: $460.00Course #4905; Wed, July 15 - Wed, September 23

Restaurant SoftballLeague (Ages 18 and up)The restaurant softball league is an annual tradition, over 20 years strong. Who has the best restaurant softball team in North County? Register your restaurant today and find out.Location: Cardiff Sports ParkFee: $400.00Course #4910; Tue, June 16 - Tue, September 15

KICKBALLAdult Coed Kickball(Ages 18 and up)Are you and your friends looking for a way to have fun, play sports, but not get caught up in the competitive atmosphere of other sports? Adult kickball is a great way to have fun with friends and co-workers while playing in a stress free environment. Adult kickball is the same fun game that you played as a child but now you get to enjoy it as an adult. Relive your childhood by registering a team today. For more information please call (760) 633-2740.Location: Cardiff Sports ParkFee: Resident: $350.00, Non-resident: $360.006p.m. to 9p.m.Course #4903; Mon, July 13 - Mon, September 28

SOCCERPick Up Soccer (ages 18 and up)If you are looking for a fun way to get in shape, but don’t want the hassle of organizing a team? Encinitas’ pick-up soccer is the sport for you. Register as an individual and show up ready to play.Location: Cardiff Sports ParkFee: Resident: $22.50. Non-resident: $32.506p.m. to 9p.m.

Adult CoedCourse #4908; Fri, July 10 - Fri, July 31Course #4909; Fri, August 7 - Fri, August 28

Men’sCourse #4906; Thu, July 9 - Thu, July 30 Course #4907; Thu, August 6 - Thu, August 27


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SURFWeekend Surf ClinicsBrent Stephens

If work, studies and other activities take up too much time during the week, take advantage of our weekend surf classes offered every Saturday. It’s a great way to break up the week and spend some time at the beach while pursuing a love for surfing and the Southern California beach culture.Location: Moonlight BeachFee: Resident: $202.50, Non-resident: $212.5010a.m. to Noon

Adult (ages 18 and up)Course #4896; Sat, June 6 - Sat, June 27Course #4897; Sat, July 11 - Sat, August 1Course #4899; Sat, August 8 - Sat, August 29Fee: Resident: $152.50. Non-resident: $162.50

Youth/Teen (Ages 8-17)Course #4900; Sat, June 6 - Sat, June 27Course #4901; Sat, July 11 - Sat, August 1Course #4902; Sat, August 8 - Sat, August 29

VOLLEYBALLYouth Volleyball (ages 10-17)Dennis Mathis

Bump, set, spike your way into volleyball with the Encinitas Community Center youth volleyball clinic. Focus will be on development of fundamental skills, court and situational awareness as well as team play and positioning.Location: Gymnasium at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $67.50, Non-resident: $77.504:30p.m. to 6p.m.Course #4918; Tue, June 23 - Tue, August 25

Adult VolleyballClinic (18 and up)Dennis Mathis

Adult Coed Volleyball is for individuals of all ages and abilities.The class will consist of games, along with a short instructional period. Class instructor utilizes drills along with specialized volleyball movements to enhance learning.Location: Gymnasium at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Resident: $67.50, Non-resident: $77.506:30p.m. to 9:30p.m.Course #4917; Tue, June 23 - Tue, August 11

“Dude, you get the best barrels ever. You just pull in, get spit right out of em’ and just drop back in and

smack the lip- WHAPAM!”- quote from a pretty

stoked surf participant


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ARTS AND CRAFTSSittin’ and Knittin’Olga Keeler

Knitters of all skill levels are invited to bring their yarn/ needles and work on projects with others who share their interest. No fee. Ongoing throughout the year.4th Tuesday of every month.Location: Arts and Crafts Room 140 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: FreeTue; 10:00a.m. to Noon

COMPUTERSComputer LabThe City of Encinitas is proud to offer a computer lab that allows participants an opportunity to use a computer in order to surf the Internet and utilize Windows Office software. In order to have access to the Senior Center Computer Lab, users must register annually at the Senior Center Office and must read, sign and abide by the City of Encinitas Senior Center Computer Lab Rules of Conduct. Monday-Friday, 8:00a.m. to 3:45p.m. Location: Computer Lab at Encinitas Senior CenterFee: Free8a.m. to 3:45p.m. Course #4347

Visit your City of Encinitas Senior CenterAll Senior Center programs are offered for those 50 years of age and up, unless otherwise noted. Classes are subject to change and may be cancelled if minimum participation is not met. Fee-based classes for the session require payment in full at the time of enrollment. You may register online, by mail, or in person.

SENIOR CENTER PHONE NUMBERSFront Counter: (760) 943-2250Lunch Reservations: (760) 943-2258Out and About Transportation: (760) 943-2256

SENIOR CENTER HOURS OF OPERATION:Monday – Friday, 8:00a.m. – 4:00p.m.

Welcome to the Encinitas Senior Center! This is your gathering place to socialize, stay active and connect with others with similar interests. Our staff look forward to seeing you soon!



Computer Tutoring Volunteers will aid you with a working knowledge of computer applications such as computer start up/shut down, email attachments, word processing, spreadsheets and internet services. Tutors will also teach you how to register for classes online. You can work with Microsoft Word, Excel and Windows programs. This is offered on a first-come, first- served basis. This program is ongoing throughout the year.Location: Computer Lab at Encinitas Senior CenterFee: Free

Mondays, June 1, 2015 - August 31, 20159a.m. to 11:00a.m.Tutor: Linda Melikian

Tuesdays, June 2, 2015 - August 25, 201510a.m. to 11:30a.m. Tutor: Judy Gura

Wednesdays, June 3, 2015 - August 26, 20159:30a.m. to 11:30a.m.Tutor: Tony Taussig

Thursdays, June 4, 2015 - August 27, 20159:30a.m. to 11a.m. Tutor: Kris Stewart

Thursdays, June 4, 2015 - August 27, 20151p.m. to 3p.m.Tutor: Tom Tindel

Fridays, June 5, 2015 - August 28, 20151p.m. to 3p.m.Tutor: Jugesh Saxena

DANCE AND MOVEMENTSocial DanceIt is time to strike up the band and dance to the classic melodies of yesteryear! Couples and singles are welcome. Singles can look forward to “mixers” and “waterfalls”. Light refreshments are provided during intermission. There is a free opportunity drawing at every dance. Admission is $5, payable at the door. Location: Kitchen 144 at Encinitas Community Center3rd Friday of the month2p.m. to 4p.m.

Fri, June 19, 2015 - Cradit Union BandFri, July 17, 2015 - Billy Harper BandFri, August 21, 2015 - Cradit Union Band

Ballroom DanceSandy Schroeder

Come dance with us with or without a partner. Ballroom Dancing is fun and good for your health. It will improve your posture, coordinat ion, balance, t iming and concentration. You will learn the basic steps, how to lead and how to follow. This is a beginner/intermediate class.Location: Dance/Exercise Room 117 at Encinitas Community Center1:30p.m. to 2:30p.m.

Cha ChaCourse #4833; Mon, June 1 - Mon, June 22Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00

Fox TrotCourse #4834; Mon, July 13 - Mon, July 27Fee: Resident: $16.00, Non-resident: $19.00

WaltzCourse #4835; August 3 - Mon, August 17Fee: Resident: $16.00, Non-resident: $19.00

Line DancingLois Spaulding

Form lines and dance to popular music while doing vines, jazz boxes and shuffles. No partner required. Some basic knowledge of beginning steps required.Location: Dance/Exercise Room 117 at Encinitas Community Center

Beginning - Level 1, Monday, 9a.m. to 10a.m.Course #4655; Mon, June 1 - Mon, June 29Fee: Resident: $13.00, Non-resident: $16.00Course #4656; Mon, July 6 - Mon, July 27Fee: Resident: $13.00, Non-resident: $16.00Course #4657; Mon, August 3 - Mon, August 31Fee: Resident: $16.00, Non-resident: $19.00

Beginning - Level 2, Friday, 9a.m. to 10a.m.Course #4721; Fri, June 5 - Fri, June 26Fee: Resident: $13.00, Non-resident: $16.00 Course #4722; Fri, July 3 - Fri, July 31Fee: Resident: $16.00, Non-resident: $19.00Course #4723; Fri, August 7 - Fri, August 28Fee: Resident: $13.00, Non-resident: $16.00

Line Dancing - Intermediate, Friday, 10:15a.m. to 11:15a.m.Course #4724; Fri, June 5 - Fri, June 26Fee: Resident: $13.00, Non-resident: $16.00Course #4725; Fri, July 3 - Fri, July 31Fee: Resident: $16.00, Non-resident: $19.00Course #4726; Fri, August 7 - Fri, August 28Fee: Resident: $13.00, Non-resident: $16.00


FITNESSChair YogaLynda Light

You will practice breathing exercises, meditation, gentle chair yoga poses while sitting on a chair or standing, utilizing the chair for support. Chair yoga improves joint mobility, reduces aches and pains of arthritis, and brightens your day. Bring a yoga mat and small pillow for relaxation or relax while sitting on the chair.Location: Dance/Exercise Room 117 at Encinitas Community Center10 a.m. to 11 a.m..Course #4703; Wed, June 3 - Wed, June 24Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4704; Wed, July 1 - Wed, July 29Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00Course #4705; Wed, August 5 - Wed, August 26Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00

Exercise with CarlCarl Grubbs

Participate in synchronized fitness, stretching, strengthening, balance and coordination exercises. Exercise to music and build strength using elastic stretch bands. All fitness levels welcome (exercises may be performed while seated).Location: Gymnasium at Encinitas Community Center10:30a.m. to 11:30a.m.Course #4661; Mon, June 1 - Mon, June 29Fee: Resident: $16.00, Non-resident: $19.00Course #4662; Mon, July 13 - Mon, July 27Fee: Resident: $10.00, Non-resident: $13.00Course #4663; Mon, August 10 - Mon, August 31Fee: Resident: $13.00, Non-resident: $16.00

Fun SwayCharla ThomasThis class is designed for those who love to “dance to the music.” Low impact movements with original upbeat songs from the 40s, 50s, and 60s for a cardio workout that’s “fun with fitness” for all active adult ages and dance ability.Location: Dance/Exercise Room 117 at Encinitas Community Center10a.m. to 11a.m.

Tuesday, 9a.m. to 10a.m.Course #4697; Tue, June 2 - Tue, June 30Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00Course #4698; Tue, July 7 - Tue, July 28Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4699; Tue, August 4 - Tue, August 25Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00

Thursday, 10a.m. to 11a.m. Course #4694; Thu, June 4 - Thu, June 25Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4695; Thu, July 2 - Thu, July 30Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00Course #4696; Thu, August 6 - Thu, August 27Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00

Gentle YogaLynda LightMove with your breath! Customized poses may improve joint mobility, increase muscle tone, improve circulation, increase balance, release tension, and improve the quality of your sleep. Regain bountiful energy and a spring in your step! Appropriate for Beginner-Intermediate levels. Please bring a yoga mat.Location: Meeting Room 120 at Encinitas Community Center

Monday, 10a.m. to 11a.m.Course #4658; Mon, June 1 - Mon, June 29Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00Course #4659; Mon, July 6 - Mon, July 27Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4660; Mon, August 3 - Mon, August 31Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00

Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.Course #4700; Wed, June 3 - Wed, June 24Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4701; Wed, July 1 - Wed, July 29Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00Course #4702; Wed, August 5 - Wed, August 26Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00



Health BarreLori Massey

Health Barre is an effective total-body conditioning program. Improve your posture, muscle-tone and strength with basic pilates and ballet movements. You will work your entire body using light weights, bands, ballet barre and your own body weight as well as other methods of resistance to promote lean muscle. Please bring a mat, 1 or 2 lb. hand weights, water and a towel.Location: Dance/Exercise Room 117 at Encinitas Community Center

Monday, 10:30a.m. to 11:30a.m.Course #4664; Mon, June 1 - Mon, June 22Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4665; Mon, July 6 - Mon, July 27Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4666; Mon, August 3 - Mon, August 31Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00

Thursday, 8:30a.m. to 9:30a.m.Course #4667; Thu, June 4 - Thu, June 25Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4668; Thu, July 9 - Thu, July 30Fee: Resident: $16.00, Non-resident: $19.00Course #4669; Thu, August 6 - Thu, August 27Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00

Pickleball Open Play Come practice your ski l ls. Please check the gym calendar at www.encinitasparksandrec.com. Please sign the Release of Liability waiver before playing.Location: Gymnasium at Encinitas Community CenterMondays, 8:00a.m. to 10a.m. (No play June 22 - August 10)Wednesdays, 8:30a.m.to 10:30a.m. (No play June 24 - August 12)Fridays, 2:30p.m. to 4:00p.m.Fee: Free

Pilates Mat ClassSandy Schroeder

Pilates is the perfect method of body conditioning. Pilates exercises focus on conditioning the whole body and strengthening the core and spinal muscles. Build a strong, supple, and toned body. Improve posture and flexibility while reducing stress. Class instruction will be modified to fit your physical abilities. Please wear comfortable clothing.Location: Dance Room 117 at Encinitas Community Center

Monday, 12:15p.m. to 1:15p.m.Course #4670; Mon, June 1 - Mon, June 22Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4671; Mon, July 6 - Mon, July 27 Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4672 Mon, August 3 - Mon, August 17Fee: Resident: $16.00, Non-resident: $19.00

Qi GongAndrew Jones

Qi Gong is an ancient system developed in Asia for overall fitness and health. Participants will engage in simple, fluid motions that include standing, moving and sitting.Location: Meeting Room 120 at Encinitas Community Center

Monday, 8:30a.m. to 9:30a.m.Course #4642; Mon, June 1 - Mon, June 29Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00Course #4643; Mon, July 6 - Mon, July 27Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4644; Mon, August 3 - Mon, August 31Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00

Thursday, 8:30a.m. to 9:30a.m.Course #4715; Thu, June 4 - Thu, June 25Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4716; Thu, July 2 - Thu, July 30Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00Course #4717; Thu, August 6 - Thu, August 27Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00

Silver Age YogaSilver Age Yoga Volunteer

This is a 60-minute free yoga class open to all seniors. Enjoy the benefits of yoga from the comfort of your chair or the floor. All fitness levels can benefit from this class. Registration is required.Location: Meeting Room 120 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Free2p.m. to 3p.m.Course #4999; Mon, June 1 - Mon, August 31


T’ai Chi ChihT’ai Chi Chih’s easy gentle movements cultivate health, serenity and longevity. It improves balance, reduces stiffness, regulates blood pressure, increases energy, promotes restful sleep, and relieves stress. Learn all 20 movements in the 3-month Beginning class, then refine them for greater benefit in the Intermediate class.Location: Meeting Room 120 at Encinitas Community Center

Beginning (Fridays)Instructor: Pam TowneNoon to 1p.m.Course #4730; Fri, June 5 - Fri, June 26 Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4731; Fri, July 10 - Fri, July 31Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4732; Fri, August 7 - Fri, August 28Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00

Intermediate (Wednesdays)Instructor: Christina Tillotson10:30a.m. to 11:30a.m.Course #4706; Wed, June 3 - Wed, June 24Fee: Resident: $16.00, Non-resident: $19.00Course #4707; Wed, July 1 - Wed, July 29Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00

Intermediate (Fridays)Instructor: Pam Towne10:30a.m. to 11:30a.m.Course #4727; Fri, June 5 - Fri, June 26Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4728; Fri, July 10 - Fri, July 31Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4729; Fri, August 5 - Fri, August 28Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00

Yoga for everybodyLynda Light

Re-vitalize your whole being with yoga. This class is designed to help strengthen and enhance flexibility in joints, organs, muscles and bones. Learn the principles of alignment while deepening your ability to enjoy life in each moment. Breath, poses, and balance are an integral part. Create stamina from the inside out and feel the difference. Please bring a yoga mat and a small blanket or towel.Location: Meeting Room 120 at Encinitas Community Center8:30a.m. to 9:30a.m.Course #4691; Fri, June 5 - Fri, June 26Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4692; Fri, July 3 - Fri, July 31Fee: Resident: $26.00. Non-resident: $29.00Course #4693; Fri, August 7 - Fri, August 28Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00

Yoga for MenLynda Light

A yoga class designed just for you MEN! Practice a work-out that builds stamina and flexibility. Learn to focus and enjoy life more.Location: Arts and Crafts Room 120 at Encinitas Community Center11:30a.m. to 12:30p.m.Course #4676; Wed, June 3 - Wed, June 24Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4677; Wed, July 1 - Wed, July 29Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00Course #4678; Wed, August 5 - Wed, August 26Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00

Yoga for Peace and VitalityDannette Rusnak

Access your body’s greatest vitality and harmony in this gentle yoga practice. In this class we will emphasize moving, opening, and strengthening the body as we practice synchronizing our movements with our breath. The union of body and breath will connect us to that quiet place within that holds our highest vitality and health. This class is appropriate for all levels of ability and experience. Please bring a yoga mat and blanket or beach towel for extra support.Location: Meeting Room 120 at Encinitas Community Center

Tuesday, 8:30a.m. to 9:30a.m.Course #4679; Tue, June 2 - Tue, June 30Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00Course #4680; Tue, July 7 - Tue, July 28Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4681; Tue, August 4 - Tue, August 25Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00

Tuesday, 10a.m. to 11a.m.Course #4682; Tue, June 2 - Tue, June 30Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00Course #4683; Tue, July 7 - Tue, July 28Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4684; Tue, August 4 - Tue, August 25Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00

Thursday, 10a.m. to 11a.m.Course #4685; Thu, June 4 - Thu, June 25Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4686; Thu, July 2 - Thu, July 30Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00Course #4687; Thu, August 6 - Thu, August 27Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00


Zumba GoldLori Massey

Have you ever tried Zumba and felt overwhelmed? Try ZUMBA GOLD, especially designed for the active, over 50 crowd. Latin rhythms inspire moves to exercise the heart, brain, and all muscle groups. You’ll have fun, dance, and get a cardio workout. Bring water, dress lightly and come party with us!Location: Dance/Exercise Room 117 at Encinitas Community Center10:30a.m. to 11:30a.m.Course #4688 Tue, June 2 - Tue, June 23Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4689; Tue, July 7 - Tue, July 28Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4690; Tue, August 4 - Tue, August 25Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00

GAMES Duplicate Bridge PlayDirector: Ida Burcham

Improve your skill level, concentration and memory by playing the challenging game of ACBL sanctioned Duplicate Bridge. This is a weekly ongoing program, so you may participate at any time throughout the year. Cost is $41 for a book of 8 play coupons/play sessions. No expiration date for coupon books. No refunds or exchanges.Location: Banquet Hall 142B at Encinitas Community CenterFee: $41.00Thursdays, 12:30p.m. to 3:30p.m.

Mah JongWe look forward to your participation in this relaxed environment, where all levels of play are welcome.Every ThursdayLocation: Meeting Room 120A at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Free12:30p.m. to 3:30p.m.

Party BridgeWe look forward to your participation in this relaxed environment, where all levels of friendly competition are welcome.Every ThursdayLocation: Meeting Room 120B at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Free12:30p.m. to 3:30p.m.

8-Ball Quarterly no Handicap Pool TournamentEach quarter, the Encinitas Senior Center hosts an 8 Ball, no-handicap tournament. Pre-tournament practice starts at 10a.m. Tournament winner will have their name added to the winner plaque and receive a gift from the tournament sponsor. Location: Game Room 137SC at Encinitas Senior CenterFee: FreeThursday, July 16, 201511a.m. to 4p.m. (pre tournament practice starts at 10a.m.)

8-Ball No Handicap Weekly TournamentsEvery Thursday from 11a.m. to 4p.m. (Except July 16, 2015)Location: Game Room 137 at Encinitas Senior Center

9-Ball Weekly HandicapPool TournamentsEVERY Tuesday from 11a.m. to 4p.m.

Pool Open PlayMondays; 12:30p.m. to 4p.m.Tuesdays; 8a.m. to 11a.m.Wednesdays; 8a.m. to 4p.m. Thursdays; 8a.m. to 11a.m.Fridays; 8a.m. to 10a.m. and 12 to 4p.m.


MUSICLove to singDawn Burcham

If you love to sing, come join us. Uplifting music, great company and all around fun. No experience necessary.Location: Game Room 137SC at Encinitas Senior CenterFridays; 10:30a.m. to 11:30a.m.Course #4718; Fri, June 5 - Fri, June 26Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4720; Fri, August 7 - Fri, August 28Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00

Ukulele - BeginningGerry Rahill

This class will introduce you to this easy-to-play little instrument that’s having a great resurgence in popularity around the world. Even if you’ve never played a musical instrument before, you’ll be playing a song by the end of the first class. Bring your ukulele and join us!Location: Arts and Crafts 140 at Encinitas Senior Center1p.m. to 2p.m.Course #4709; Wed, June 3 - Wed, June 24Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4710; Wed, July 1 - Wed, July 29Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00Course #4711; Wed, August 5 - Wed, August 26Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00

Ukulele - IntermediateGerry Rahill

If you have an ukulele and can play some chords but would like to learn more this class is for you. We’ll learn different strums and rhythms, more advanced chords, and how to read tablature. We’ll use these to play many popular songs, traditional and contemporary.Location: Arts and Crafts 140 at Encinitas Senior Center2:30p.m. to 3:30p.m.Course #4712; Wed, June 3 - Wed, June 24Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4713; Wed, July 1 - Wed, July 29Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00Course #4714; Wed, August 5 - Wed, August 26Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00

“I’ve always loved the sound of the Ukulele, just makes me think of

being at the beach for a sunset. Once I saw people playing on the

beach in Encinitas, I knew I wanted to do it, so here I am

learning it at age 60.”- Tony Jennes, student



NUTRITIONLittle Oaks CafeNutrition Coordinators: Lynda Smith and Carol Hamilton

Come enjoy a delicious meal served in the Banquet Hall. Reservations are required and can be made up until 8:00a.m. of the day you would like to have lunch, by calling (760) 943-2258. Although reservations are required for a guaranteed meal, extras may be available on a first-come-first-served basis for those without a reservation. Check the menus available at the Senior Center for daily meal options. This program is supported by donations, the Older Americans Act with funds awarded to the City of Encinitas by the County of San Diego Aging and Independence Services, and the City of Encinitas. Seniors 60+ suggested donation of $4. No eligible person shall be denied a meal because of failure or inability to contribute. Under 60 there is a mandatory fee of $6. Location: Banquet Hall 142A at Encinitas Community Center

Nutrition Project CouncilThe most effective way to ensure that the Nutrition Program is addressing the needs of the senior community is to have a participant advisory body, the Nutrition Project Council. It is the purpose of this Council to advise the contractor’s Nutrition Coordinator on matters relating to the provision of nutrition. Everyone is welcome to attend. 2nd Friday of every other monthFri; July 10; 9:30a.m. to 10:30a.m.Location: Banquet Hall 142A at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Free

OUTREACH SERVICESAARP Smart Driver CourseThis is the Nation’s first and largest 8-hour classroom refresher course designed especially for drivers 55+. Insurance companies offer discounts to graduates of the program. Cost is $15 with an AARP card and $20 for general public per person. Fee must be paid in class by check made payable to AARP only. Be sure to bring your AARP card to class. Call (760) 943-2250 to reserve a spot. Location: Arts and Crafts Room 140 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: $15 with an AARP card and $20 for general public per personTuesday; July 14 and 2112:30p.m. to 4:30p.m.

Bereavement Support GroupVolunteer Facilitator: Jodi Varner

“As they participate, they remember; as they remember, they grieve; as they grieve, they heal.” For those looking to find help and healing from the loss of a loved-one, come and participate in this ongoing grief support group, led by Bereavement Counselors from Hospice By the Sea. Each session will provide participants with space to share their stories as well as exercises and instruction related to navigating their grief and loss processes. 1st and 3rd Monday of the month. Location: Arts and Crafts Room 140 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: FreeMon; 2:30p.m. to 3:30p.m.

Blood Pressure ClinicAn EMT from American Medical Response is available to check your blood pressure. 1st Friday and 3rd Thursday of the monthLocation: Lunch Room at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Free10:30a.m. to 12:30p.m.

Elder Law and AdvocacyAttorney : Karin Schumacher

An attorney can help you with legal services such as wills, family issues, fraud, neglect, power of attorney and other legal issues. Appointments required; call (800) 434-0222. 4th Thursday of every month. Location: Conference Room A 119 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: FreeThu, 10a.m. to 2p.m.


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HICAP CounselingVolunteer: Facilitator: Joanne Fink

HICAP stands for Health Insurance Counsel ing & Advocacy Program. Ask a counselor about Medicare, supplemental insurance, HMO options and medical bills. By appointment only; call (800) 434-0222. Ages: 60 and up.First Friday of the monthLocation: Conference Room B 116 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: Free9:30a.m. to 12:30p.m.

Project C.A.R.E.Project C.A.R.E. is a FREE “Safety Net” program of services for Encinitas seniors. If you live alone, this is a great resource. Services include: Vial of Life, Home Safety Check and information and referrals. Call (760) 943-2250 for more information.Location: Encinitas Senior Center

The Angel’s Depot ProgramThe Encinitas Senior Center has partnered with Angel’s Depot, a nonprofit, charitable agency that packs nonperishable, nutritionally balanced boxes of food for low income senior citizens. The FREE food boxes from Angel’s Depot are delivered to the Center monthly and distributed at the Senior Center. The program is for Encinitas residents ages 60+ or 55+ with a disability who meet the income qualifications. Please call (760) 599-7093 for additional eligibility requirements and an application.Location: Outreach Office at Encinitas Senior Center

Volunteer OpportunitiesVolunteers are vital to the Senior Center. Volunteers assist with Senior Dances, the Nutrition Program, Out and About Transportation, Instructional Classes and much more. Please pick up an application from the Senior Center if any of the above opportunities interest you and you have some time to give.

SPECIAL INTEREST50+ Singles ClubVolunteer Facilitator: Lucille Brown

Get involved and socialize with other seniors in the community. The Senior Singles Club meets the last Wednesday of every month to plan group gatherings to community events, leisure walks, dinner, and much more. Last Wed of every monthLocation: Arts and Crafts Room 140 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: FreeWed, 10:30a.m. to 11:30a.m.

Book ClubVolunteer Facilitator: Carole Joyce

The Book Club explores a wide variety of books ranging from fiction to nonfiction. Book selection is determined jointly by the facilitator and the group. 3rd Wednesday of the monthLocation: Meeting Room 120 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: FreeWed; 1p.m. to 2:30p.m.



Current EventsDiscussion of current events presented in a round table format offers individuals the opportunity to share their opinions and learn from each other. If you like to discuss news, topics on C-SPAN, or talk radio, this is for you.Every TuesdayLocation: Meeting Room 120 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: FreeTue, 1:30p.m. to 3p.m.

Italian ConversationVolunteer Facilitator: Donald Cifarelli

Speak, read and write Italian with others who enjoy the language and want to improve their skills. All levels are welcome to attend, although some basic Italian is desired. Every ThursdayLocation: Arts and Crafts Room 140 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: FreeThu, 1p.m. to 3p.m.

Movie ClassicsVolunteer Facilitator: Tom Tindel

Are you interested in how literary classics have been portrayed on the big screen? This monthly program will look at how movie versions of famous and popular novels are described, contrasted, and discussed. Movie suggestions are welcomed and encouraged. Please call (760) 943-2250 for each month’s movie showing.2nd Wednesday of the monthLocation: Meeting Room 120 at Encinitas Community CenterFee: FreeWed, 1p.m. to 4p.m.

Senior Commission MeetingThe Senior Commission meets the 3rd Tuesday of every month at 2:00p.m. in Council Chambers at Encinitas City Hall. Please note that they are dark in July, August and December. The public is welcome to attend the meetings. 3rd Tuesday of the monthLocation: Encinitas City Hall Council ChambersFee: FreeTue, 2p.m. to 3p.m.

Stamp ClubVolunteer Facilitator: Lucy Skerrett

The Stamp Club brings together stamp collecting enthusiasts who are looking to share individual and unusual stamp stories, trade stamps, and discuss upcoming meeting topics. If you have stamps or stamp supplies that you no longer need and want to donate them, please contact the volunteer facilitator.1st Wednesday of the month Location: Arts and Crafts Room 140 at Encinitas Senior CenterFee: FreeWed, 10:00a.m. to 11:30a.m

Writing For Life WorkshopRosalie Cushman

Students will draft essays, chapters or short pieces between class sessions to be copied and read for feedback by participants during each class. The course is designed with flexibility to include the first-time writer and/or those interested in creating a larger body of work or book, such as a collection of essays, memoir or biography. Some one-on-one development can be included at the beginning of the session if a student wishes direction on focus or topics.Location: Arts and Crafts Room 140 at Encinitas Senior Center1p.m. to 2p.m.Course #4673; Mon, June 1 - Mon, June 29Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00Course #4674; Mon, July 6 - Mon, July 27Fee: Resident: $21.00, Non-resident: $24.00Course #4675; Mon, August 3 - Mon, August 31Fee: Resident: $26.00, Non-resident: $29.00



TRANSPORTATIONLIFTL i f t o f fe rs curb- to-curb t ranspor ta t ion fo r ADA certif ied passengers. For an application call (877) 232-7433. To schedule a ride call (760) 726-1111.

Encinitas Senior Center Lunch TransportationThe Lunch Transportation Program is designed to transport eligible senior citizens to and from the Senior Center for lunches Monday through Friday. If you or someone you know is interested in rides to the lunches, call (760) 943-2257 to request an application. Suggested $2 donation per round-trip van ride. Suggested $4 donation per round-trip LIFT ride.Van Drivers: Benny Andaya and Leslie Cothran

NCTD BreezeF o r p u b l i c b u s s e r v i c e c a l l ( 7 6 0 ) 9 6 6 - 6 5 0 0 .

NCTD Flex 374On demand, curb to curb service. Your new ride to shopping, community centers, l ibraries, the beach and more! For reservat ions cal l (855) 844-1454.

Out and About Encinitas- Get on Board!Are you an Encinitas senior citizen resident with no means of transportation? If so, you may be eligible to become a passenger. Volunteer drivers will take you to the grocery store, doctor appointments, pharmacy, Senior Center and many other locations in Encinitas. Call Gail Dupler, Transportation Coordinator at (760) 943-2256 to request an application. There is no charge. At the present time, approved Out and About Passengers are being put on a wait list. When additional drivers become available, passengers will be notified in the order the applications were received.

Out and About Volunteer Driver OpportunityThe Senior Center is always seeking more volunteer drivers to keep up with the Out and About passenger demand. If you would like to volunteer a few hours a week and receive mileage reimbursement, please notify Gail Dupler, Transportation Coordinator at (760) 943-2256.

RideFACTThis new senior dial a ride service provides general purpose trips for seniors 60+ 7 days a week. For reservations call (888) 924-3228.

“The variety of transportation options helps our seniors to remain active

and independent in the community. Each program helps in offering a

solution for specific needs.”- Vicki Rubenstein

Program Supervisor


45Summer 2015 program registration and general information

All activities subject to time/date change. $2.50 non-refundable registration processing fee is included in each course ($1 fee for Senior Center programs).

Walk-In:Come by and register in person. We accept payment by credit/debit card, check or money order, payable to the City of Encinitas. City Hall is open Monday through Friday, 7:00a.m. to 6:00p.m. and is closed on alternating Fridays. The Encinitas Community and Senior Center is open for registration Monday through Friday, from 8:00a.m. to 6:00p.m.

Mail-In:Mail your completed and signed Activity Registration Form along with a check or money order payable to the City of Encinitas.

For classes held at the Encinitas Community and Senior Center, mail to: Encinitas Community and Senior Center, 1140 Oakcrest Park Drive, Encinitas, CA 92024.

For other programs and activities, mail to:City of Encinitas Parks and Recreation Department, 505 S. Vulcan Avenue, Encinitas, CA 92024.

1. Go to EncinitasParksandRec.com2. Create an account or login3. Search for an activity4. Add to Shopping Cart5. Review enrollment and confirm selections6. Accept waiver and pay

SUMMER 2015 REGISTRATION BEGINS

APRIL 6!

Online Registration: (www.EncinitasParksAndRec.com)

PROGRAM GENERAL INFOInclusion PolicyThe City is an affirmative action public entity and does not discriminate on the basis of race/color, ethnic origin, national origin, sex, religion, age, veteran status or physical or mental disability in employment or the provision of service. The City of Encinitas Parks and Recreation Department is committed to the support of inclusive programs and opportunities to increase individual potential for full and active participation in all activities and experiences. Requests for accommodations will be considered on a case-by-case basis. If you require an accommodation, or need further information concerning inclusive or specialized recreation and accommodation for a city program, please contact us soon as possible or no later than 72-hours prior to disability accommodations being needed via email at encinitasparksandrec@ encinitasca.gov or cal l us at (760) 633-2740.

Transfer / Refunds / Cancellation PolicyTransfers may be processed prior to the second meeting date of a program and will not incur any fees if the transfer is to a program of equal or lesser value. Transfers to a program of greater value will include the program fee difference and an additional processing fee.Cancellations/Refunds — Activities are subject to change. A full refund will be given if the City cancels the activity. Refunds requested before the second program meeting date may be granted minus a $10.00 cancellation fee and $2.50 processing fee ($1.00 for seniors). Prorated refunds may be given for a medical reason, based on the number of unattended days. Doctor’s note required. No refunds will be issued for inclement weather or after the second program meeting.The City of Encinitas Parks and Recreation Department reserves the right to adjust the transfer/refund policy depending upon the circumstances and the severity of the situation.

Code of ConductThe Ci ty o f Enc in i tas Parks and Recreat ionDepartment Code of Conduct is to ensure respectfuland safe part ic ipat ion in Encinitas recreat ionprograms and activities. Participants, as well asparents of participating minors, may be required tosign Code of Conduct forms to acknowledgeprogram rules, goals, expected behavior and/orconsequential actions to support a positive andvalued learning and/or recreational experience. ThisCode is also to be considered and adhered to by allcontracted, voluntary and other support Staff.

ScholarshipsThe City of Encinitas Parks and Recreation Department offers financial assistance to Encinitas Residents who meet income requirements. Please contact the Parks and Recreation Department office at (760) 633-2740 for information.

HOW TO REGISTER

46 summer 2015 music concerts

CONCERTSat the Encinitas Library

MUSIC BY THE SEA CONCERT SERIESFeaturing the Beverly Hills national Audition Winners“A much-sought-after opportunity for performers... the talent level is extremely high.” - Los Angeles Times

Talented rising artists f ro m a ro u n d t h e world are selected at the Beverly Hills National Auditions and presented monthly in concert in the intimate and acoustically superb Encinitas Library Community Room, with an expansive view of the Pacific Ocean. Concerts also take place in Torrance on Saturday, and in Beverly Hills on Sunday.

ALMA QUARTETFriday, April 17, 7:30pm. Tickets: $13

EDUARDO RIOS, violin, MADELEINE VAILLANCOURT, violin, BENJAMIN MANIS, cello, TANNER MENEES, viola. The Alma Quartet was formed at the Colburn School in the spring of 2013, where it has given numerous performances including the Brahms G Major Sextet with noted past Tokyo Quartet members and current Colburn Conservatory faculty Martin Beaver, viola and Clive Greensmith, cello as part of the Colburn Chamber Music Series. The Amber Quartet has worked intensively at the Colburn School with the famed Quatuor Ebène and in summer 2014 at the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival with members of the Tokyo and Emerson Quartets.

Alma Quartet

The Whyman Project

HANS KRISTIAN GOLDSTEINFriday, May 15, 7:30pm. Tickets: $13

HANS KRISTIAN GOLDSTEIN, cello. First-Prize Winner, 2013 Schmidbauer International Young Artist Competition. Born in Drammen, Norway in 1988, he made his orchestral solo debut with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra after winning their concerto competition at age sixteen. He was named “New Artist of the Month” by Musical America, and his solo recital was cited in the ten top by the Baltimore Sun. Hans has performed worldwide including the Weill at Carnegie Hall, Merkin Concert Hall, and Steinway Hall in Manhattan NY. As a soloist with orchestras in the U.S. and Europe, and has been the principal cellist at Peabody and USC.

THE WHYMAN PROJECTFriday, June 19, 7:30pm. Tickets: $13

Genre-Bending Chamber Music. The Whyman Project is a unique collaboration of four string players and a rhythm section. Each accomplished in their own right, these musicians are based in Los Angeles and came together to play original music and arrangements by Ryan Whyman. Crossing genres between classical, jazz, pop, rock, and film music, Ryan brings his own unique twist to everything, redefining and expanding the piano quintet and jazz genres. www.thewhymanproject.com.

Hans Kristian Goldstein

Wednesdays@Noon, Free lunchtime concerts at the Encinitas Library Now in its 4th year, the City’s weekly series presents outstanding musicians from throughout southern California performing all styles of music. You are invited to bring lunch or purchase from the coffee cart. Seating for 170 only—we hope to see you often! For info on this week’s concert, visit: www.encinitasca.gov/wednoon.

TICKETS & INFOwww.Encinitasca.gov/ConcertsTickets: $13

PURCHASE TICKETS ONLINE : www.encinitas.tix.com (Tix.com fee $1.50 per ticket.)

BY PHONE: (800) 595-4849 (Tix.com fee $3.50 per ticket.) Visa, Master Card, Discover and American Express charge cards are accepted.

You may also purchase tickets at the door. Tickets will be held at Will Call.


For more info, contact the City of Encinitas Arts Administrator Jim Gilliam at (760) 633-2746 OR [email protected].

THE IPALPITI FESTIVAL RETURNS TO ENCINITAS!

IPALPITI SOLOISTS CONCERTS From July 9-12, five award-winning young instrumental soloists from around the world: Kreeta-Julia Heikkilä/Finland, violin; Yuri Revich/Austria, violin; Midori Maruyama/Japan, viola; Francisco Vila/Ecuador, cello, pianist TBA, will perform four different concerts at the Encinitas Library as part of the 18th Annual iPalpiti Festival, Eduard Schmieder, Music Director and Conductor. Each soloist has won a major international music competition and is a rising star in classical music. Come for an “astonishing musical odyssey” (LA Times). 30 minutes before each concert, enjoy a delicious reception on the patio overlooking the Pacific Ocean. For information on musicians and repertoire, visit: www.ipalpiti.org or www.encinitasca.gov/ipalpiti

IPALPITI SOLOISTS: VIRTUOSI I, Thursday, July 9, 2015, 7:30pm (7pm reception). Cost: $15. On sale thru July 9, 2015.

IPALPITI SOLOISTS: VIRTUOSI II, Friday, July 10, 2015, 7:30pm (7pm reception). Cost: $15. On sale thru July 10, 2015.

IPALPITI SOLOISTS: VIRTUOSI III, Saturday, July 11, 2015, 7:30pm (7pm reception). Cost: $15. On sale thru July 11, 2015.

IPALPITI SOLOISTS: VIRTUOSI IV, Sunday, July 12, 2015, 2:00pm (1:30pm reception). Cost: $15. On sale thru July 12, 2015.

FESTIVAL PASS 4 Concert Festival Pass. Cost: $55. On sale thru July 9, 2015.

SUNSET JAZZ CONCERT SERIES - NEW!This summer, we bring the best jazz artists to Encinitas in the new Sunset Jazz concert series. Enjoy cool jazz on warm summers night at the Encinitas Library, with one of the best views in town! Presented by the Encinitas Friends of the Arts. Tickets are $20, and includes a complimentary glass of wine. Three Saturday nights: August 8, September 5, and October 3 at 6:30pm. Musicians to be announced. For information on musicians and to purchase tickets, visit: www.encinitas.tix.com or www.encinitasarts.org.

BALLET FOLKLORICO DE SAN DIEGUITO The Arts Division, in partnership with Encinitas Friends of the Arts, has started a dance instruction program for children and youth, led by Nadia Arambula. The program teaches the traditional dances of Mexico and o f fe rs per fo rmance opportunit ies in the community. And, it is great exercise and fun! Classes are held on Saturdays in the Dance Studio at the Encinitas Community Center, 1140 Oakcrest Park Drive, Encinitas, CA 92024. Cost: $5 per class, scholarships are available. All dancewear and outfits are provided. For more information, visit: www.bfsd.me.

Class 1: Saturdays, 1:00-2:30p.m., for children ages 7-11.Class 2: Saturdays, 2:30-4:00p.m., for youth ages 12-16.

To enroll, contact Nadia Arambula at (619) 446-7283, or [email protected]

IPALPITI ORCHESTRA CONCERTFor the first time, the 25 member iPalpiti Orchestra, conducted by Eduard Schmieder, will be in residence at the Encinitas Library from July 12-18. On Saturday, July 18 at 4:00pm, they will present a free concert at the San Dieguito Academy Amphitheater, 800 Santa Fe Drive. Enjoy a unique opportunity to hear this acclaimed ensemble of international laureates. Repertoire to be announced. The performance will also include opportunity drawings, made possible by the Encinitas Friends of the Arts. All proceeds will be used to help fund an arts center in Encinitas. Lawn seating: bring blankets and low-back chairs. Use of the amphitheater is made possible by the San Dieguito Academy Foundation. To assist with opportunity drawings, please contact Naimeh Tanha Woodward, [email protected].

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