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welcome FROM THE MAYOR
Welcome to Healdsburg
Parks & Recreation!
It is my pleasure to present the 2015 Spring and Summer Recreation
Program Guide. This year, the Parks and Recreation staff is bringing
you more programs than ever. The Spring/Summer season is full
of great classes, summer camps, swim lessons and special events
– there truly is something for everyone.
We are excited to announce that the Parks and Rec department has
a new tagline - “Come Out & Play!” I wanted to take a moment to personally thank all of you
who participated in selecting this new tagline. We all feel that this simple phrase sums up our
Parks and Rec perfectly and we hope it will encourage and motivate our community to come
out and enjoy all that Parks and Rec has to offer.
I am also happy to announce the City of Healdsburg Community Center garden continues to
flourish. Volunteers help plant and nurture this special garden, which is used as a learning
environment for the children in our afterschool program and camps. Not only do they learn
about planting and eating fresh fruits and vegetables, they also learn about the importance
of giving to the community. The bulk of the fresh, organic produce grown is donated to the
Healdsburg Food Pantry. Last year over 1,200 lbs of produce was donated to the Pantry.
Be sure and mark your calendars for this year’s special events! The always popular Tuesdays
in the Plaza Summer Concert series returns May 26th and our second annual Aquatic Program
Open House and Vamos a Nadar (Let’s Go Swimming) program will be held Sunday, June 7th
from 1-4 pm at the Swim Center.
And for those of you who don’t know, I’d like to take this opportunity to tell you how our
Parks and Recreation department is supported. Your Parks and Recreation Department is
supported by program fees and what's called the TOT Tax (Transient Occupancy Taxes). This
is a tax paid by our visitors staying in Healdsburg's hotels, inns and B&B's. It's a 12% tax
on each night's stay; 10% goes to support your parks, senior center, community center and
recreation programs, 2% goes to the general fund for public safety. No other tax dollars are
used to fund this department.
As always, the staff would be happy to answer any questions you may have. Call them at
431-3301, visit the City’s website at healdsburgparksandrec.org or follow us on Facebook.
I hope you have a wonderful summer!
Sincerely,
Shaun McCaf fery
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to register: healdsburgparksandrec org
for more information about class locations and requirements
Table of Contents
GENERAL INFOrmation
Información General de Programas��4
All classes are held at the Healdsburg Community Center
unless otherwise noted. Classes are taught by trained
recreation staff or by contracted instructors who are skilled
and experienced in their area of specialty.
Community Events��5
Parks, Picnics & Outdoor Activity��6 & 7
Summer Camps (3-16 yrs)��8-12
Birthday Parties �� 13
Aquatics Programs�� 14-17
Swim Lessons / Lifeguard Training / Pool Schedules
Toddler & Preschooler�� 18
Youth�� 19-20
Adults & Teens�� 21-22
Adults 55 yrs +�� 23-26
Senior Center Programs / Classes / Info & Referral
Thank you to our Advertisers�� 27-29
Do you know how your Parks are Funded?�� 30
General Program Information ........................... 31
Activity Fee Assistance
Contract instructors are identified in class listings by color.
Contract instructors develop their program curriculum and
may charge a materials fee in addition to the program fee.
Materials fees are payable directly to the instructor on the
first day of the class.
All classes and camps have a minimum number of enrollees
required to conduct the class. We encourage registration
no less than 7 days prior to the first date of the class to
prevent disappointing cancellations due to low enrollment.
We’re here to answer any questions you may have about
our classes, instructors or appropriate placement in a
class. Call us at 431-3301 or email us at parksandrec@
ci.healdsburg.ca.us with your questions and comments.
Cancellation/Refund Policy: The Parks & Recreation
Department reserves the right to cancel classes due to lack
of enrollment or for any other unforeseen circumstance.
In the event that the Department, or contract instructor,
cancels a class or program enrollees will receive a full
refund. Refund requests made by participant 72 hours prior
to the start of a class will be issued a full refund minus a $5
administration fee. Requests received less than 72 hours
prior to start of class will be assessed a $10 administrative
fee. Administrative fees are waived if the participant
transfers to another class or program. Refund requests
made during the course of an activity will be prorated and
subject to a $10 administration fee. Failure to attend a
program or “no shows” will not be granted a refund.
Online Registration:
healdsburgparksandrec.org
Parks & Recreation Department
Healdsburg Community Center
1557 Healdsburg Ave, Healdsburg, CA 95448
707.431.3301 | 707.431.2852 Fax
Hours: Monday–Friday, 9am-5pm
www.healdsburgparksandrec.org | parksandrec@ci.healdsburg.ca.us
Recreation, Aquatics & After School Programs | 707.431.3301
Facilities & Park Rentals, Special Events | 707.431.3303
Senior Center | 707.431.3324
Our facilities are available for rental for meetings, weddings, receptions, banquets, parties and fundraisers.
all programs have minimum participation numbers
register early to avoid disappointing class cancellations due to low enrollment
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¡Sal y Ven a Jugar!
Todas las clases y campamentos se llevan acabo en el Centro Comunitario de Healdsburg en la Escuela
Foss Creek a menos que se indique lo contrario. Las clases se ofrecen por nuestro personal capacitado de
recreación o por instructores contratados que son calificados y con experiencia en su área de especialidad.
Los instructores de contrato pueden tener un costo de materiales adicional, además de la tarifa del
programa; este costo de materiales se paga directamente al instructor en el primer día de la clase.
Estamos encantados de ofrecer una amplia variedad de clases y campamentos de temporada. Todos los
programas tienen un número mínimo de participantes que son requeridos para llevar acabo las clases.
Aconsejamos a los participantes a que se registren para las clases no menos de 7 días antes de la fecha
que comienza la clase para evitar cancelaciones debido a la baja inscripción.
Póliza de Cancelaciones/Reembolsos: El Departamento de Parques y Recreación reserva el derecho
de cancelar clases debido a la falta de inscripción o por cualquier otra circumstancia imprevista. En
caso de que el Departamento, o instructor contratado, cancele una clase o programa, los participantes
recibirán un reembolso completo. Si hace una solicitud de reembolso antes de 72 horas antes de que
comience una clase, los participantes recibirán un reembolso completo y se les cobrara una tarifa
administrativa de $5. Las solicitudes recibidas en menos de 72 horas antes del comienzo de la clase, se
les cobrara una tarifa administrativa de $10. No se le cobrara gastos administrativos si el participante
transfiere a otra clase o programa. Las solicitudes de reembolso realizadas durante el curso de una
actividad serán prorrateadas (porción de pago tomado de acuerdo a los días que han transcurrido) y
están sujetas a una cuota administrativa de $10. Al participante que no se presentarse o asista a un
programa (“no shows”) no se concederá un reembolso.
Estamos aquí para responder a cualquier pregunta que tenga sobre nuestras clases, instructores o
colocación apropiada en una clase basada en edad/grado. Llámenos al 431-3301 o visítenos en línea en
www.healdsburgparksandrec.org.
PROGRAMA DE ASITENCIA DE ACTIVIDADES (BECAS)
La Ciudad de Healdsburg quiere que todos los residentes tengan la oportunidad de participar en
nuestros programas de recreación. El programa de asistencia de actividades se asegura que los
residentes de Healdsburg elegibles reciban esta oportunidad. El programa de asistencia es por
aplicación: la ayuda proporcionada para los solicitantes aprobados es 50% de la tarifa del total del
programa. El personal reserva el derecho a ofrecer ayuda adicional sobre una base individual basada
en necesidad demostrada. Asistencia máxima por persona y por año es de $150. Para una aplicación
o más información favor de contáctenos al 431-3301. La aplicación también está disponible para
su descarga en www.healdsburgparksandrec.org. Nota: No todos los programas ofrecidos por el
Departamento de Parques & Recreación son elegibles para la ayuda.
Personal que habla español está disponible a diario, de Lunes-Viernes para proporcionar información
sobre todas nuestras clases, campamentos y programas, y para contestar preguntas y ayudarlos con
la inscripción. Por favor deje un mensaje en nuestro teléfono principal (707) 431-3301. La llamada
telefónica se devolverá lo más pronto nos sea posible.
VAMOS A NADAR (Let’s Go Swimming)
Sunday, June 7, 9 am-12 pm
Este es un programa gratuito de la Cruz Roja Americana, ofrecido por Parques del Condado
de Sonoma, se dará una lección de natación a los niños 5+ años mientras sus padres asisten
a una presentación gratuita de seguridad en el agua. Los niños que completen el programa
recibirán vales para clases de natación con descuento en piscinas locales. Para obtener más información por
favor llame al número de teléfono 707-565-8034 y el sitio web será www.sonomacountyparks.org.
This free American Red Cross program, offered by Sonoma County Parks, provides a swim lesson for children
5 yrs+ while their parents attend a free water safety presentation. Children completing the program receive
vouchers for discounted swim lessons at area swimming pools. For details and registration call 707 565-8034
or visit www.sonomacountyparks.org.
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Community Events
TUESDAYS in the PLAZA
May 26 – August 25, 2015
Join your friends and family in Plaza Park for the
annual Tuesdays in the Plaza summer concerts,
held weekly from May 26 - August 25. Returning
crowd favorite Roy Rogers and The Delta Rhythm
Kings will be part of this years’ series. Healdsburg
food vendors offer an outstanding variety of locally
sourced food on Plaza Street beginning at 5:00 pm.
Concerts start at 6:00 p.m. A complete list of 2015
performers will be available mid-May at:
www.ci.healdsburg.ca.us/TuesdaysInThePlaza.
CONCERT SPONSORSHIPS and DONATIONS
NEEDED: The summer concerts are funded
entirely through sponsorships and donations from
local businesses and individuals. If you, or your
organization, are interested in being a sponsor or
donating money to help cover the costs of this wellloved community event, visit: www.ci.healdsburg.
ca.us/TuesdaysInThePlaza or contact Mary Ann Barr
at mabarr@ci.healdsburg.ca.us or 431-3303.
Consider making an online donation of $5, $10
or $20 at https://apm.activecommunities.com/
healdsburgparksandrecreation. Any amount is
greatly appreciated! Help support your favorite band
of the summer.
3RD ANNUAL BUSINESS
SHOWCASE and COMMUNITY
RESOURCE FAIR!
The City of Healdsburg and Healdsburg Chamber
of Commerce and Visitors Center have partnered
to host the 3rd annual Business Showcase and
Community Resource Fair targeted specifically to
residents and business operators. This community
exposition is intended to showcase all of the
products and services available locally. In addition
to featuring various commercial enterprises, the
event will include nonprofit organizations and
other institutions serving Healdsburg. Participating
businesses and food purveyors will be offering
giveaways, specials and samples.
All city departments will have staff available to
provide information about local government,
including: economic development projects, water
and electric conservation efforts and upcoming
construction projects. City council members will
be available to answer questions and discuss
community issues. Please join us!
Date: Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Time: 3-7 pm
Place:Plaza Park, downtown Healdsburg
Aquatic Programs / Pool Open House
SUNday, June 7, 1-4 pm
Healdsburg Swim Center
360 Monte Vista Ave – on the Healdsburg High School Campus
Free Recreational Swimming for the Whole Family | Swim Lesson Level Evaluation
Register for Swim Lessons & Summer Camps
COME OUT & PLAY!
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Parks & Picnic Reservations
Barbieri Brothers Park (Max 40)
325 Bridal Path - Small Site: 4 on-site tables
Byron Gibbs Park (Max 40)
1520 Prentice Dr. - Small Site: 4 on-site tables
Giorgi Park (Min 41 / Max 100)
540 University St. - Large Site: 10 on-site tables
2 small BBQs
Byron Gibbs Park
1520 Prentice Drive
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Carson Warner Memorial Skate Park
15070 Grove Street
Community Center at Foss Creek School
1557 Healdsburg Avenue
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Giorgi Park
540 University St.
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Walking Paths
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Tennis
Horseshoes/Bocce Ball
Enclosed Dog Park
Soccer Fields
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Restrooms
Barbieri Brothers Park
325 Bridle Path
Playground
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Picnic Facilities
Badger Park
750 Heron Drive
Basketball Courts
Villa Lower Playground Park (Max 40)
900 Chanticleer Way - Small Site: 4 on site tables
Baseball Fields
(707) 431-3301
Badger Park (Max 40)
750 Heron Dr. - Small Site: 4 on-site tables
Barbecue Area
Healdsburg Parks are Smoke Free
Ordinance #1040
No Alcohol Allowed in Public Parks & Facilities
(unless designated otherwise)
PicnicReservations. To make a picnic reservation
please complete the online picnic application or call
the Community Center. Fees are paid at the time of
reservation. Group picnic reservations may be made
for the following parks:
Athletic Fields
The City of Healdsburg maintains eight beautiful
parks within our City limits and we invite you to
come out and enjoy them! Most parks have picnic
tables available for use at no cost on a first-come
first-served basis year round. Picnic Reservations
(Permits) guarantee a spot for your event. Our group
picnic sites range in size from four to ten tables;
the amenities vary from park to park. A minimum
of 41 people is required to reserve the large site;
the small sites may be reserved for a maximum of
40 people. Reservations for groups of all sizes are
recommended and may be made a minimum of ten
days in advance, and up to one year in advance.
Inflatable Bounce Structures are currently allowed
in some Healdsburg City Parks by permit. No
private inflatable bounce structures devices are
allowed. For information and the Inflatable Bounce
Structure guidelines visit www.ci.healdsburg.ca.us/
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Healdsburg Ave & Matheson Street (Downtown)
360 Monte Vista Ave
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132 Matheson Street
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Railroad Park
Front St. at Memorial Bridge
Recreation Park
515 Piper Street
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133 Matheson St.
Villa Chanticleer Complex
900 Chanticleer Way
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North & Matheson
*Plaza Park features park benches, fountain and gazebo. A focal point of the downtown area: Plaza Park is also a
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GET OUTDOORS!
Healdsburg Ridge Open
Space Preserve
Throughout this beautiful property you find
breathtaking views of the Mayacamas Mountains,
Fitch Mountain, Lake Sonoma basin, the coastal
range and the Russian River at River’s Bend. The
easy to access trails wander through oak woodland,
serpentine chaparral, wetlands and mixed evergreen
forests. This natural preserve abounds with wildlife
and opportunities for hiking, bird watching and
nature discovery. In partnership with the Sonoma
County agricultural preservation and open space
district and LandPaths, the City of Healdsburg
Parks Department continues to manage this diverse
open space for public recreation and the protection
of valuable natural resources. The trailhead is
located at the eastern end of Arabian Way. For
more information and a trail map please visit www.
sonomahikingtrails.com/parks/healdsburg-ridge.
Badger Park Trails
Badger Park features a quarter-mile gravel walking
path around the grass area. Additionally, as part of
the installation of the pedestrian bridge and walking
pathway linking the west end of Badger Park with
Second Street, a half-mile interconnecting trail
system allows park visitors to wander through
the riparian habitat adjacent to Badger Park and
connecting with a trail along the banks of the
Russian River.
Foss Creek Pathway
& Art Trail
DO YOU LOVE TO
GARDEN?
Community Center iGrow
Program Garden
The Healdsburg Parks & Recreation Department
is seeking volunteers to help plant, nurture and
harvest produce grown at the Community Center
iGrow Program Garden. This volunteer, communitybased gardening project utilizes the wonderful
raised garden boxes at the Community Center
supporting the Sonoma County Health Action goals
of growing, eating and sharing healthy food within
our community.
The Parks & Recreation Department utilizes the
garden as a learning environment for children in our
after school programs, camps and youth programs
as well as for growing specifically for the purpose
of supplying the Healdsburg Food Pantry with fresh,
organic produce. This year over 1,000 pounds of
tomatoes, squash, lettuce and cucumbers will be
donated to the Food Panty . Volunteers also reap
the benefits of the garden as they are able to take
home fresh produce. For more information about the
garden, how you can help, or to volunteer please call
the Parks & Recreation Department at 431-3301.
Please note: This garden is separate from the
Community Garden plots. Please see information
below on the Community Garden Plots for rent at
Badger Park and the Healdsburg Community Center.
The Foss Creek Pathway and Art Trail now extends
from Grove St. near Dry Creek Road south to the
Chamber of Commerce. The Parks Department,
in conjunction with the Voigt Family Sculpture
Foundation has designed this section of the pathway
to display sculptures from internationally renowned
artists. When complete, the Foss Creek Pathway will
provide a walking and cycling path from the north
end of the city limits south to the Russian River at
Railroad Park. For more information please visit:
www.voigtfoundation.com/Healdsburg.html
Healdsburg Tree Walk
We invite you to learn more about the City’s
beautiful and well-established trees by enjoying
the Tree Walk of Healdsburg. This half-mile
(approximately) self-guided tour is intended to
help you identify some of our most significant
and interesting trees in the downtown area. The
Tree Walk booklet is available at no charge at the
Community Center, City Hall and Museum.
COMMUNITY GARDEN PLOTS
The City offers community gardens at Badger
Park and Healdsburg Community Center. Plots are
available on a first-come, first serve basis with
priority going to current plot holders. Annual
renewal required. The gardening year is January 1December 15. For more information or to be put on
the list for the 2016 gardening year please call
Parks & Rec at 431-3301.
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SUMMER CAMPS (3-16 YRS)
PRESCHOOL SUMMER
CAMP (2 ½ -5 ½ YRS)
Each two-week camp offers age-appropriate art,
music, science and literacy experiences. Outdoor
play and exploration are provided each day including
activities in our children’s garden. The Tue/Thu option
offers a shorter day for younger preschoolers and/
or those new to summer camp. Nutritious morning
snack provided. Participants in the Mon/Wed/Fri
camp must be toilet-trained and bring sack lunch with
beverage each camp day.
3-5 ½ yrs Mon/Wed/Fri 9 am-1 pm Fee: $156
2 ½-5 ½ yrs Tue/Thu 9 am-12 pm Fee: $78
Ooey-Gooey Fun Factory
Here at the fun factory, children will don their lab
coats and goggles and get immersed in sensory
exploration and experimentation, creating crazy
concoctions through slimy squishy science fun! Be
ready to get messy with the silly scientists at the
Ooey-Gooey fun factory!
6/15-6/26/15
Nature Explorers!
Children will take a bug’s eye-view in this fun nature
camp learning all about those creepy-crawlers and
the gardens where they live. Nature-inspired art,
songs and games will be included. Respect and care
for nature will be a focus as children enjoy up-close
encounters with insects, bugs, and flowers!
6/29-7/10/15 (No camp 7/3)
Trains, Planes, Cars
and More!
Campers will explore all things that go! From horse
and buggy’s and trains, to bikes, row boats and
jet planes! The children will be the conductors as
they build roads, race ways, and ramps, decorate
their own vehicles and props, and create some silly
transportation-inspired artwork.
7/13-7/24/15
Jurassic Jungle
Campers will enjoy this wild camp as they learn
about jungle animals, including some animals
that are in danger of going extinct, and even some
that aren’t around anymore! Children will make
masks, go on scavenger hunts and play wild-animal
inspired games!
7/27-8/7/15
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KINDER KIDS CAMP
(5 ½ & 7 YRS)
Children who have just completed kindergarten and
first grades now have a camp just for them! These
week long camps will give younger grade-schoolers
an experience that will include all the traditional
camp activities such as cooking, science, arts
& crafts and games & sports! The curriculum is
specifically designed for children aged 5 ½ -7 yrs;
the camp day will include both structured and selfdirected activities. A nutritious morning snack will be
served; all campers bring a lunch.
Mon-Fri 9 am-1:30 pm Full Day
Fee: $115
Mon-Fri 9 am-4:00 pm Extended Day
Fee: $135
The Great Outdoors
We will kick off the summer with a trip into
nature! Children will enjoy camping in our in-door
campground, taking part in traditional camping
activities, and cooking some traditional camp foods!
Nature-inspired art and visits from some insect
friends will be included in this camp.
6/8-6/12/15
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juggling, and balloon bending. Campers will also
make, run, and play fun carnival games and will get
to taste some healthier versions of fun fair foods!
Also, join us for the Sonoma County Travelling Fair,
Thursday, June 9th, 10:30 am-1:30 pm
7/6-7/10/15
Space is the Place
Digging Deeper
Campers will enter the world of paleontology and
archaeology in this exciting camp! From mummies
to dinosaurs, they will uncover the mysteries of
the past. Campers will learn about the tools and
techniques scientists use in their field, construct
and erupt their own volcanoes, build pyramids, and
excavate and identify fossils and artifacts!
6/15-6/19/15
Backwards Fairy Tales
This week campers will explore some silly and notso-traditional fairy tales and here the other side of
the stories! Children will learn about perspective and
use their imagination to either tell their own story or
put their spin on a favorite classic tale. Retelling and
acting out stories, using costumes and props, will be
a part of this fun camp!
6/22-6/26/15
Campers blast off for a closer look at the sun, moon,
stars, and planets! Children will make constellations,
play with moon sand, assemble their own rocket
ships, and do a little astronaut training as they learn
how real astronauts get ready for space. Camp
wouldn’t be complete without some crazy alien
creations and play!
7/13-7/17/15
Artful Antics
Campers will learn about some world famous artists
and then use them for inspiration as they create their
own masterpieces. Children will explore a variety of
mediums, techniques, and tools—some typical and
some down-right strange—to create fabulous art and
cool creations!
7/20-7/24/15
Water Wonders
Party in the USA!
In this engaging and problem solving camp, children
will explore and play with water in its different forms,
see how it moves through the water cycle and learn
how to conserve this precious resource. Waterbased art projects, fun with ice sculptures, and water
experiments will be included in this water adventure!
7/27-7/31/15
Kinder Karnival
We will wrap up summer camp with a Hawaiian-style
Luau! Part party and part exploration, campers will
enjoy the sand and the sun in true aloha fashion.
Children will create leis and grass skirts, make tropical
smoothies, explore the shore and the sea, make sand
and shell art, and even learn to hula dance!
8/3-8/7/15
Campers will celebrate the 4th of July by learning
some fun facts about this great country, holding an
election, voting a camp president, and doing some
“red, white, and blue” cooking and art projects.
And…it wouldn’t be a party without some traditional
fun birthday party games!
6/29-7/2/15 (No camp 7/3, camp fee pro-rated)
At this creative camp, children will get their ‘silly’
on as they dress up like clowns, create props,
and practice their clown skills, such as balancing,
Life’s A Beach!
The Traveling Fair Comes to Healdsburg!
Thursday, July 9 - 10:30 am to 1:30 pm
Free Popcorn & Balloons for everyone! | Displays: A Preview of the 2015 Sonoma County Fair
Giant Coloring Mural (12 feet wide, five feet high) | Mini Carnival Game with a Prize Wheel
(free Fair tickets & more!) | LEGO Contest | And More! | Everything is free at the Traveling Fair
Children of all ages are welcome. Schools, camps, day care groups and families are all invited to join in the
fun. Brought to you by Sonoma County Fair. For more information, call 707-545-4200.
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SIZZLING SUMMER DAY CAMPS (7-11 YRS)
Weekly Camps June 8–August 7, 2015
Come out & Play with us this summer! Campers will have
fun each day with awesome outdoor play followed by
science projects, cooking, arts, crafts, sports & games.
Each day will offer a safe but exciting environment with
new, fun and dynamic activities. In the afternoon (except
Wed) campers will be transported to the Healdsburg Swim
Center for an afternoon of swimming and games. Camp fee
includes healthy morning and afternoon snacks and entry
to the pool. Campers bring their own lunch.
Location: Healdsburg Community Center / Healdsburg
Swim Center
Sizzling Summer Camp Hours & Fees:
Full Day Mon-Fri 8 am-6 pm Weekly Fee: $149
Half Day Mon-Fri 8 am-1 pm Weekly Fee: $ 89
Daily Drop-in Fee: $49
Sizzling Star Wars-Jedi Training Camp!
Week seven of our Sizzling Summer Camp is our highly popular Star Wars Jedi Training Camp. This
camp returns annually from A GALAXY FAR, FAR, AWAY to put Padawan’s through their paces to gain
the skills to become a Jedi! Each Padawan will be given a galactic passport that will have to be stamped
with each completed mission before graduation on Friday. Only real Jedi’s will have the true “Force” to
complete them all! Are you one of them? Join us and find out!
7/20-7/24/15
COUNSELOR IN TRAINING
SUMMER LEADERSHIP
PROGRAM (13-17 YRS)
This program for teens is being offered as an
opportunity to participate in a leadership role during
The City of Healdsburg Summer Camps. This
program is designed for those who wish to gain
the necessary training and experience to become a
future camp counselor. Leaders will develop ‘real-life’
skills, build lasting relationships, and expand on
resumes and even college applications. Interested
participants are to fill out an application (due before
6/19/15) and participate in a preliminary interview.
Fee will only be taken after interview & acceptance
into the program. Application available online at
www.healdsburgparksandrec.org. Interviews will be
held 6/22-6/26/15
Instructor: Parks and Recreation Staff
Mon-Thu 10 am-4 pm
7/6-7/31/15
Fee: $45 per week or $160 (all 4 sessions)
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SUMMER ART CAMP (6-12 YRS)
Acrylics, watercolor and pastels! All three painting
techniques will be used in this camp. A variety of
papers & surfaces will be used to show the versatility
of each. All subject matter will also be included from
portraits, landscapes to abstract: we will explore it all
with a multitude of tools and color palettes.
Instructor: Katherine Cerasoli
Mon-Thu 9:30 am-3:30 pm
7/6-7/9/15
Fee: $219
$11 materials fee
MIXING IT UP ART CAMP (6-12 YRS)
Come mix it up for four great days in this art camp
taught by Healdsburg Artist, Kathryn Cerasoli.
Different art projects, from painting, drawing, paper
Mache, mosaics and collage will challenge the
budding artist, keeping it interesting and fun! Bring a
snack and lunch. Please wear old clothes or an apron!
Instructor: Katherine Cerasoli
Mon-Thu 9:30 am-3:30 pm
7/27-7/30/15
Fee: $219
$11 materials fee
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ROBOTICS &
ENGINEERING CAMPS
WITH PLAYWELL
TEKNOLOGIES (7-12 YRS)
Robotics using Lego WeDo
Build & Program robots while learning basic skills
in programming, engineering & components. Work
in small groups to complete projects using tilt &
motion sensors. For additional information about
PlayWell Teknologies visit: www.play-well.org.
Instructor: PlayWell Staff
7-9 yrs Mon-Fri 9 am-12 pm
Fee: $174
9-12 yrs Mon-Fri 1-4 pm
6/22-6/26/15
Pre-engineering
Build engineer-designed projects such as boats,
mazes & motorized cars, & use special LEGO pieces
to create your own unique design. For additional
information about PlayWell Teknologies visit:
www.play-well.org.
Instructor: PlayWell Staff
7-9 yrs Mon-Fri 9 am-12 pm
Fee: $149
8-12 yrs Mon-Fri 1-4 pm
7/6-7/10/15
HELLUMS HITTING BASEBALL
CAMP (8-12 YRS)
Join Coach Kyle as he and his qualified staff work
players through skill based stations focused on
all techniques used in baseball; stance, fielding,
footwork, catching, throwing and pitching. Emphasis
will be placed on teaching correct technique and
redirecting incorrectly learned fundamentals. Budding
baseball stars will hit a home run at this camp!
Instructor: Kyle Hellums
Mon-Fri 9 am-1 pm 6/22-6/26/15
Fee: $145
Location: HES
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
ATHLETICS SUMMER SPORTS
CAMPS (6-13 YRS)
NAOA staff provides your camper with a variety
of positive and active sports opportunities. Skilled
coaches use inspiration and perspiration to inspire
young athletes to reach their potential and goals. For
more detailed information on each specific camp
please visit www.healdsburgparksandrecreation.org
Instructor: National Academy of Athletics Staff
Hoop It Up Basketball 6/8-6/12/15
Flag Football7/13-7/17/15
Half Day 9 am-12 pm
Fee: $130
Full Day 9 am-3 pm Fee: $185
CHALLENGER SPORTS – BRITISH SOCCER CAMP (3-14 YRS)
The Nations #1 soccer camp returns to Healdsburg to offer a comprehensive soccer camp experience.
Come and learn new skills from professional coaches who make learning fun and enjoyable. Fee includes
t-shirt and ball. To register for Challenger Soccer Camps please visit www.challengersports.com or call
707-431-3301 for more information.
Session 1: 6/15-6/19/15 Session 2: 7/27-7/31/15
First Kicks (3-4 YRS)
Players are introduced to soccer through fun games
Mon-Fri 9-10 am
Mini Soccer (5-6 YRS)
Fun games and skill building activities designed to develop budding players
Mon-Fri 10 am-12 pm
Fee: $89
Fee: $119
Half Day Camp (6-14 YRS)
Emphasis of this camp is skill development and mastery of core techniques through individual and
small sided games and practices.
Mon-Fri 9 am-12 pm
Fee: $144
Golden Goal Camp (6-14 YRS)
A specially designed camp for more serious players to learn techniques through tactical development
and game related practices (this is only open to campers who are enrolled in half day camp)
Mon-Thu 12-2:30 pm
Fee: $37
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SUMMER TENNIS CAMP (3-16 YRS)
In these weekly 4 day camps, participants with learn to volley, rally and smash their way to tennis success.
Players will engage in fun exercises that will develop motor skills, hand eye coordination, fitness and knowledge
of the game.
Instructor: Joe Benavent
Tue-Fri Weekly 6/9-8/7/15
Location: Giorgi Park Tennis Courts
Pee Wee (3-5 yrs) 8:15-9 am Fee: $48
Junior (6-10 yrs) 9-10:30 am
Fee: $58
Youth (11-16 yrs) 10:30-12 pm Fee: $58
NORTH BAY FENCING ACADEMY SUMMER CAMP (6-12 YRS)
Come and learn the Olympic sport of fencing. This safe, high energy sport emphasizes honor and respect.
Learn the basics of thrusts, lunges, parries and ripostes in this coed class. Kids will have a great time learning
this time honored fun and traditional sport. All equipment is provided.
Instructor: North Bay Fencing Academy Staff
Mon-Fri 9 am-1 pm 7/13-7/17/15
Fee: $140
LOOK FOR FALL YOUTH SOCCER REGISTRATION
INFORMATION ON PAGE 20
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BIRTHDAY PARTIES WITH THE PARKS & REC DEPARTMENT!
Looking for a novel idea for your child’s birthday?
Let our trained staff handle the fun and activities for your child’s next party!
PRESCHOOL BIRTHDAY PARTIES (3-5 YRS)
Parents can relax and enjoy the fun as the Parks & Recreation early childhood recreation staff put on a party for
preschoolers at the Community Center! The two-hour party package includes the use of the multi-purpose room
for special games and activities that are focused on a playful, age-appropriate theme, supervised by trained staff.
Choice of Preschool Party Themes:
• Pirates & Princesses – Children will dress up as a pirate or princess and board the “ship” in search of
treasure! Making maps, treasure hunts, digging for gold and jewels, and games of walk-the-plank will be
included. Each child will create their own wand or scepters and decorate a treasure box to take home.
• Dinosaur Dig – Young paleontologists will dig up dinosaur bones, excavate dinosaurs embedded in plaster
and paint a mural of T-Rex and Stegosaurus. Dinosaur play will include following tracks, wearing masks and
identifying those giant creatures from the past.
• Carnival – Children will get to help run, and play, a variety of fun carnival games, dress up like clowns and
practice their skills through our “balancing” obstacle course, and perform for others on “stage”. Each child
will be able to create and decorate their own clown props to continue the show at home!
• Mighty Machines – Kids will explore the world of machines including ramps, pulleys and gears. Dump trucks,
back hoes and cement trucks will be part of the construction site play. Building roads, raceways and bridges
using a variety of materials will be available.
• Forest Fairies and Wood Sprites – Whimsical costumes will be available for dress up. Children will create
crowns and wands followed by a ribbon dance. Forest friends such as owl, squirrel and bear puppets will visit
and each child will decorate their own cuddly teddy bear.
YOUTH BIRTHDAY PARTIES (6-12 YRS)
Mobile Recreation Party at the Park (6-12 yrs)
Staff will bring the Mobile Recreation Unit (MRU), a trailer equipped with a wide array of games and
activities, to the Healdsburg park of your choice for 2 hours of fun outdoor games and activities to keep
party guests engaged & entertained! Arts & crafts activities also included.
Star Wars Birthday Party (6-10 yrs)
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far, away Jedi knights and Princesses enjoyed celebrating their birthday by
making light sabers, playing Star Wars games and making Star Wars arts and crafts. The birthday child and his/
her guests will celebrate their birthday by reliving this time honored Jedi tradition. These 2 hour parties are held
at the Community Center.
Sports Themed Birthday Parties (6-12 yrs)
Our birthday party staff will lead your budding athletes through fun and games in a sports themed party. We can
cater to your child’s favorite sport (Soccer, Football, and Dodge Ball) or we can arrange an “All Sorts of Sports”
party allowing guests try out a bit of everything! Children are bound to have a ball with us at these birthday
parties! These 2 hour parties are held at the Community Center.
PARTY PLANNING INFORMATION
MRU and outdoor parties are offered April-October. Preschool and indoor parties at the Community Center
are offered November-March. Parents bring decorations and refreshments. Party planning staff member will
meet with parents to help plan party. Parties are available Saturdays 10 am-12 pm and 2-4 pm or Sunday 2-4
pm. Party applications must be received a minimum of 3 weeks prior to desired party date. Non-refundable
application fee of $80 due with submission of application applies to total party fee. Application available online
at www.healdsburgparksandrec.org and at the Healdsburg Community Center.
Party Fee: $200 (12 children max) / $240 (13 to 20 children)
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AQUATICS
360 Monte Vista Avenue
The Healdsburg Swim Center is owned and operated by the Healdsburg Unified School District. Public use
of the pool is coordinated and offered by the City of Healdsburg Parks & Recreation Department.
Parks & Recreation Aquatics Programs Information (707) 431-3301
Healdsburg Swim Center Information (707) 431-3613
Aquatics Programs, Classes & Camps Schedule
Activity
Dates
Through June 5*
Lap Swimming
June 6-Aug 16
Days
Times
MWF
6:30 am-1 pm
Sat/Sun
8:30 am-1 pm
M-F
Sat/Sun
6:30 am-12:45 pm
5:30-7:00 pm
8:30 am-12:30 pm
Beginning Aug 17
Schedule to be determined
Feb-Aug
MWF
8:30-9:30 am
June 6-Aug 12
Daily
1:00-4:00 pm
August 15 to
Labor Day
Weekends
1:00-4:00 pm
Swimming
Lessons
June 8-Aug 13
Mon-Thu
Morning &
Afternoon
Summer Swim
Team
Laraine Carter, Coach. See details on next page
Water Exercise
Class**
Family
Recreational
Swimming
Fee Options
Notes
Drop In or Monthly
& Season Pass
Options
Adults (18 yrs +)
Drop In
Monthly & Season
Pass
Daily General
Admission or
Season Pass
Adults (18 yrs +)
Children 12 years
and under must be
accompanied by an
adult.
See Swim Lesson information on page 17
* Spring Schedule Subject to Change.
**Water Exercise Instructor currently being recruited. Please call for more information.
Pool is open regular hours on Saturday, July 4th
For registration & class details please visit our online registration site at: healdsburgparksandrec.org
Aquatic Programs / Pool Open House
SUNday, June 7, 1-4 pm
360 Monte Vista Ave – on the Healdsburg High School Campus
Free Recreational Swimming for the Whole Family | Swim Lesson Level Evaluation
Register for Swim Lessons & Summer Camps
COME OUT & PLAY!
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AQUATICS
LAP SWIMMING (18 YRS+)
The benefits of swimming for fitness include building muscular strength, cardiovascular fitness and endurance.
During scheduled lap swim hours some, or all, of the lanes are set aside for lap swimming. Kickboards are
available for use. See schedule above for hours.
Daily Drop-In Fee
Monthly Pass
Season Membership
$6
$65 Adults / $55 (55 yrs +)
$234 / $198 (55 yrs +)
WATER EXERCISE CLASSES (18 YRS+)
Water Exercise uses the weight your body and that of the water to provide smooth and variable resistance
through a full range of motions resulting in increased muscle strength and improved endurance, flexibility, and
well-being. This form of exercise is low, to no impact, resulting in little or no stress to joints and as such is ideal
for older adults or others with physical limitations. Ability to swim not required however comfort in the water is
recommended as class may be taught in both shallow and deep water.
Daily Drop-In Fee
Monthly Pass
$10
$79 Adults / $69 (55 yrs +)
Instructor Currently Being Recruited
SUMMER RECREATIONAL SWIMMING (FAMILY)
Hang out at the pool this summer! Slip down the slide, stay cool in the pool, hang out in the shade or lounge in
the sun with friends and family. Children under 12 years and younger must be supervised by an adult.
Fees
Daily Drop-In
10 Visit Flex Pass
Youth (under 13 yrs)
$4
$34
Adults (13 yrs+)
$5
$43
Seniors (55 yrs+)
$4
$34
SEASONAL SWIM TEAM (7-18 YRS)
Participants have an opportunity to enhance
their swimming ability in this seasonal program
coached by veteran swimming coach, Laraine
Carter. Swimmers will be taught competitive
strokes and starts and turns as well as learn about
sportsmanship and team camaraderie. Participants
will be evaluated and placed in appropriate level.
Coach: Laraine Carter
Please call 431-3301 for details or visit
www.healdsburgparksandrec.org.
Season Membership (Family)
$199 for up to 5 family members.
Additional members of same household
$30 each
LIFEGUARD TRAINING (15+ yrs)
This course includes all certifications needed to
be a pool lifeguard in California. After successful
completion of this course, students will be issued
American Red Cross Certification in Lifeguard
Training, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, First
Aid for Lifeguards, AED, and Preventing Disease
Transmission. Prerequisite: Age 15 and strong
swimming skills. Instructor: Stephen Skinner
Location: Healdsburg Swim Center
Sun 10:30 am-6 pm
Fee: $225
4/12-5/3/15
VAMOS A NADAR (Let’s Go Swimming)
Sunday, June 7, 9 am-12 pm
Este es un programa gratuito de la Cruz Roja Americana, ofrecido por Parques del Condado
de Sonoma, se dará una lección de natación a los niños 5+ años mientras sus padres asisten
a una presentación gratuita de seguridad en el agua. Los niños que completen el programa
recibirán vales para clases de natación con descuento en piscinas locales. Para obtener más información por
favor llame al número de teléfono 707-565-8034 y el sitio web será www.sonomacountyparks.org.
This free American Red Cross program, offered by Sonoma County Parks, provides a swim lesson for children
5 yrs+ while their parents attend a free water safety presentation. Children completing the program receive
vouchers for discounted swim lessons at area swimming pools. For details and registration call 707 565-8034
or visit www.sonomacountyparks.org.
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AQUATICS
SWIMMING LESSONS
PRIVATE LESSONS
Private lessons are offered for individuals
from ages 2 years to adult at any level of
swimming ability who prefers one-on-one
instruction for either themselves or their
child. The focus of the lessons will be on
the individual’s specific needs or goals –
stroke technique or development, swimming
endurance or simply learning how to swim.
Private lessons are offered in 1 week
sessions, Monday-Thursday for 25 minutes
per lesson. See schedule on page 17.
Private Swim Lesson Fee: $95
GROUP SWIM LESSONS
Our comprehensive swim lesson program
offers swimming instruction for beginner
to advanced swimmers ages 6 months
to adult. All levels, with exception of
parent and infant classes (Guppy), have
a maximum of 5 students per instructor.
Group lessons are offered in 2 week
sessions Monday-Thursday. Each class is
25 minutes. See class descriptions below
and schedules on page 17.
Group Swim Lesson Fee: $59
PARENT/CHILD CLASS
Guppy (6 Months-2 yrs)
This is parent/guardian & child participation class.
Infant must be able to hold head up. Parents will be
taught techniques to help their child with simple water
acquaintance skills (submerging face, assisted back
and front float) and learning to enjoy being in the
water. Toddlers will learn very basic water safety skills.
ADVANCED BEGINNERS
Lessons focus on introducing swimming skills and
water safety
Alligator (3-5 yrs)
Crocodile (6-14 yrs)
Child must be comfortable in the water, be able
to enter the pool independently, put face in water
easily and understand the concepts of kicking and
scooping. These basic swimming concepts will serve
as the stepping stones for introducing swimming
strokes. Water safety skills will continue to be
emphasized at this level.
INTERMEDIATES
Lessons focus on development of swimming skills
and water safety
Otter (3-5 yrs)
Penguin (6-14 yrs)
Children in this level must be completely comfortable
going underwater, be able to enter the water feet first
from the pool deck and swim front crawl for about 15
feet. Refinement of front crawl and introduction to back
stroke and treading water will be the focus of this level.
ADVANCED LEVELS
Refinement of swimming strokes and advanced
water safety skills are focus of these levels
Marlin (5-14 yrs)
Child must be able to swim front crawl half the
distance of the pool (or more), face down with a
continuous kick while attempting side breathing.
Focus of class is on perfecting front crawl, improving
back stroke and introducing breast stroke and
swimmers start (dive) from pool deck.
Dolphin (5-14 yrs)
Participant must be able to swim the whole length of the
pool (25 yards) using front crawl with side breathing and
backstroke without assistance. Refinement of swimming
strokes is emphasized as is building swimming
endurance. Butterfly stroke and flip turns are introduced.
Diving and water safety skills are further developed.
BEGINNERS
Lessons focus on water acclimation and basic safety
Turtle (2-3½ yrs)
Seal (6-8 yrs)
Duck (3½-5 yrs)
The Turtle, Duck and Seal classes are for children with
little or no water experience. This level focuses on water
adjustment, putting face in the water, assisted floating,
going under water and introduction of the building
blocks for swimming freestyle (kicking and scooping).
Basic water safety skills will also be emphasized.
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FREE RECREATIONAL
SWIMMING & SWIM LESSON
LEVEL EVALUATION
Please join us for our second annual open
house at the Healdsburg Swim Center on
Sunday, June 7th from 1-4 pm. Enjoy an
afternoon of swimming for the entire family,
meet swim lesson instructors and receive a
free evaluation of your child’s swimming skills
for proper placement in a swim lesson class.
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AQUATICS
HOW TO REGISTER
For group lessons find your child’s skill level from the descriptions on page 16 and choose a session date
and class time that works for you. Online registration is encouraged and is accepted until 12 noon the
Thursday prior to the start date of a new session. After that date/time registration must be done by phone
or in person with aquatics program staff by calling 431-3613.
2015 SESSION DATES
Group Lessons
Mon-Thu 2 week session
Privates
Mon-Th 1 week session
June 8-18
June 8-11
July 13-16
June 22-July 2
June 15-18
July 20-23
July 6-16
June 22-25
July 27-30
July 20-30
June 29-July 2
August 3-6
August 3-13
July 6-9
August 10-13
SWIM LESSON Class Times
Beginners
Advanced Beginner
Guppy
With Parent
Turtle
2.5-3 1/2 yrs
Duck
3 1/2-5 yrs
Seal
6+ yrs
Alligator
3-5 yrs
Crocodile
6+ yrs
11:30 am
11:00 am
10:30 am
10:30 am
10:30 am
10:00 am
5:15 pm
11:30 am
11:30 am
4:45 pm
11:30 am
11:00 am
5:15 pm
4:15 pm
4:45 pm
5:15 pm
5:45 pm
4:45 pm
4:15 pm
5:15 pm
5:15 pm
5:45 pm
5:45 pm
Intermediates
Advanced
Private Lesson
Otter
3-5 yrs
Penguin
6+ yrs
Marlin
6+ yrs
Dolphin
6+ yrs
All Levels
2 1/2 yrs - Adult
10:00 am
10:30 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
4:15 pm
4:15 pm
11:00 am
11:00 am
4:15 pm
10:30 am
4:45 pm
4:15 pm
5:45 pm
4:45 pm
11:00 am
5:15 pm
4:45 pm
11:30 am
5:45 pm
5:45 pm
12:00 pm
6:15 pm
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Toddlers & Preschoolers (0-5 YRS)
TWOS TOGETHER
A program for you and your toddler!
(18-36 month olds)
This fun-filled class is a playgroup for children and
parents (guardians) with special activities for lively
toddlers, to engage in a positive, playful environment.
A structured singing and circle time, parachute
play, and an art activity will be included, as well as
unstructured play time with creative materials and
plenty of equipment for large motor skills practice.
Come join us in a happy, purposeful play environment!
Instructor: Lisa Enright
Thu 10-11:30 am
Fee: $49
4/9-4/30/15
5/7-5/28/15
Program will run through the summer if there is
interest.
MUSIC TOGETHER® (Birth-4 YRS)
Did you know music is as much a basic life skill
as language, and that all children can learn to sing
in tune, keep a beat, and participate in musicmaking with confidence? Children will develop their
inborn musical skills with the active participation
of their parents/caregivers regardless of their own
musical background. To learn more visit www.
santarosamusictogether.com.
Instructor: Tom “Star Tom” McCurry
EARLY CHILDHOOD
PROGRAM REGISTRATION
Fall 2015
The programs listed below are continuous
classes offered during the school year for
youngster’s ages 2.5-5 years. Classes begin the
week of September 2, 2015. Registration begins
April 20, 2015 with a $50 non-refundable deposit
which will be applied to the first class
fee. Families interested in visiting these
programs are welcome to do so.
Please call 473-4485 to make an appointment.
ROOTS & SHOOTS (2 1/2-4 YRS)
This program provides opportunities for your child
to strengthen their “roots” of social skills and selfexpression, the foundation for later academics, and
grow “shoots” of understanding, as they explore
this planned environment. Children will have the
freedom to move about at their own pace, make
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Spring Classes
Fee: $120
($100 sibling / siblings under 8 months free)
Additional Fees: Returning families: $40 /
New families: $55 curriculum fee
Mon 3/30-6/1/15 Tue 3/31-6/2/15 Wed 4/1-6/3/15
9:30-10:15am 5:00-5:45pm
9:30-10:15am
10:30-11:15am10:30-11:15am
Summer Classes
Fee: $85 ($75 sibling/siblings under 8 months free)
Additional Fees: $33 curriculum/New families $48
Mon 7/6-8/17/15 Wed 7/8-8/19/15
9:30-10:15am 9:30-10:15am
10:30-11:15am10:30-11:15am
CHALLENGER SPORTS –
MINI KICKER SOCCER (2-5 YRS)
Mini Kickers soccer experts and child development
professionals have designed an innovative
curriculum that introduces young soccer stars to the
basic skills needed in soccer as well as developing
their motor, social, and psychological skills. Staff will
combine soccer with fun games; stories and music
that keeps your children entertained.
Instructor: Challenger Soccer Staff
Cubs (2-3 yrs) Mon 9-9:45 am Fee: $70
Lions (4-5 yrs) Mon 10-10:45 am
4/13-5/18/15
discoveries and practice skill with a variety of
materials. Sensory exploration, science activities,
process-based art, motor skills practice, and fun
group activities will be included daily.
Mon/Wed 9am-12pm or Tue/Thu 9am-12pm
STEPPING STONES (3-5 YRS)
AN INTEGRATED MONTESSORI
PRESCHOOL PROGRAM
This program allows young children the opportunity
to step into independence and self-discovery. The
enriching Montessori curriculum will encourage
children to explore and learn. Children will express
themselves through art, music & movement
and an interactive circle time. Creative outdoor
activities and sensory play will provide these active
youngsters opportunity for physical development.
This small group experience provides positive social
interactions with peers. Children bring a lunch.
Mon/Wed/Fri 9 am-1 pm
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YOUTH (5 -17 YRS)
AT THE BUZZER SUMMER
BASKETBALL (1st – 8th Grades)
This program is designed to teach the fundamentals
and principles of basketball to prepare players to play
in junior high and high school. This program will teach
fundamentals through age specific games & drills. The
program is open to players of all skill levels.
Instructors: Jim Lago, Wayne Rudy & Daren Briare
1-4 graders Tue/Thu 5-6 pm
Fee: $100
5-8 graders Tue/Thu 6-7 pm
6/16-7/30/15
IN THE HUDDLE FOOTBALL CLINIC (6–15 YRS)
We’ve teamed up with the Healdsburg Bulldogs
Football to offer a summer football clinic. This
program is open to players 6-15 years with all
levels of experience. Coaches with high school and
youth football experience will work players through
footwork drills and fun exercises. There will be
minimal player on player contact in this program.
Instructor: Recreation Staff/Healdsburg Bulldogs
Coaching Staff
Wed 5:30-7 pm
Fee: $60
6/17-7/22/15
ATA MARTIAL ARTS (5+ YRS)
Healdsburg ATA Martial Arts is an independently
owned and operated club under the guidance of
the American Taekwondo Association (ATA). The
instructor is highly trained and motivated, and has
been practicing Taekwondo for many years. We offer
classes for everyone from ages 4 to 104! Here at
Healdsburg ATA you will learn self-defense, focus,
discipline, respect and how to set realistic goals,
as well as work your way up to the ultimate goal of
Black Belt. All classes are 45 minutes.
Instructor: Michelle Stewart, 3rd Degree Black Belt,
Certified Instructor
Fee: $65 per month*
BeginnerIntermediate Advanced
(by referral only)
Tue 6 pm
Tue 6:45 pm
Tue 7:30 pm
Wed 7:30 pm Wed 6 pm & 6:45 pm
Fri 6 pm Fri 6:45 pm
4/7-5/1/15
5/5-5/29/15 6/2-6/26/15
6/30-7/31/15 8/4-8/28/15
* Second family member $55 / third family member
$50. An additional materials fee for uniform, belts
and some training materials will be paid directly to
instructor.
AIKIDO (6-14 YRS)
Aikido “The Way of Harmony” is a martial and selfdefense are developed in Japan. It is non-violent,
dynamic and fun! Aikido teaches how to find peaceful
resolution to any kind of attack and will introduce
basic movements, exercises and games. Children of
all abilities will earn to develop self-discipline, focus
and self-esteem while also improving fitness and
coordination. Colored belts are earned as student’s
progress through the class.
Instructor: Chris King
Spring Classes (FMC)
Fee: $56
Wed4/15-5/27/15
Beginner/Intermediate 4-4:45 pm
Intermediate/Advanced
4:45-5:30 pm
Summer Classes (HCC)
Fee: $56
Tue/Thu6/23-7/9/15
Beginner/Intermediate 10-11 am
Intermediate/Advanced
11:15 am-12:15 pm
CPR & FIRST AID
TRAINING (12+ YRS)
In this course, taught by experienced emergency
medical personnel, participants will become
confident in their ability to not only manage
emergency scenes, but to also apply critical care.
Instruction is fast paced, entertaining, and most
importantly, effective. The fee includes student
books and 2 year certifications. For more information
regarding this class, please call Ken at 707-5709226, email: ken@ncfems.com or refer to website
www.ncfems.com
Instructor: Ken Johnson
Sat 9 am-5 pm Fee: $70
4/25/15
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YOUTH (5 -17 YRS)
SEWING - BEGINNING &
INTERMEDIATE LEVELS
(7 YRS – ADULT)
Come learn to sew! Beginners will learn basic sewing
skills such as pinning fabric, marking sewing lines,
sewing in a straight line and using sewing notions
(tools). Students will complete 3-4 projects such as
pillow forms, covers and cases, totes, hanger covers
and cloth baskets. In the Intermediate class students
will be improving their sewing skills and learning to
read patterns. Students will make 2-3 more advanced
projects such as a tote bag, pajama bottoms and rag
quilts. Sewing machines are provided. Additional $15
materials fee payable to instructor on first day of class.
Instructor: Wanona Montanye
Fri 3-5:30 pm 4/17-5/15/15 Fee: $60
Fri 2:30-5:30 pm 6/19-7/24/15 Fee: $60
TENNIS DEVELOPMENT CLASSES
(3-17 YRS)
Learn to play tennis with certified tennis coach Joe Benavent. Classes are designed to fit players of
all skills levels and teach them the skills and techniques required to play the game tennis. Classes
are offered at Giorgi Park Tennis Courts every month during the spring and summer. For a complete
schedule of classes please visit us online at .org or call 707-431-3301.
FALL RECREATIONAL
YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUES Girls and Boys
U6, U8, U10, U12, and U14 Registration begins April 2015.
Ligas de Futbol Recreacional
de Otoño Niños y Niñas
U6, U8, U10, U12, y U14 La registración comienza en Abril 2015.
Practices begin in August
Registration: www.healdsburgparksandrec.org
The Healdsburg Wonder League
Brought to you by the Healdsburg Rotary Club Sunrise
A very special baseball league for special needs children 4-19 yrs
Spring Training April 4, 2015
10:30 am-12 noon
Games-Saturdays
April 11 - May 30, 2015
10:30 am-12 noon
$40 Registration Appreciated
WonderLeague.org
email: hbWonderLeague@gmail.com
433-8477
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Adults (18+)
ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUE (CO-ED AND MENS 18 YRS+)
Leagues operate with all teams scheduled to play a minimum of 8 games. Seasons conclude with
the top 4 teams in each division competing in play-off format games leading to a championship
game. Leagues are offered Monday-Thursday. Each league has a maximum of 12 teams. Leagues
are designed to be fair and balanced. We encourage teams to register for the appropriate level of
competition. If you are interested in playing but do not have a team contact the Parks &Recreation
Department to be added to the “free agent” list.
IMPORTANT DATES AND INFORMATION
Team Fee: $670
5/22/15
Last day for team registration
5/27/15
Mandatory Managers Meeting 6-6:45pm, HCC
6/8/15
Games begin/all games played on Healdsburg High School Fields
Monday
Premier Division Co-ed Competitive League
Tuesday
Men’s League All levels of play
Wednesday Gold Division
Co-ed Semi-Competitive League
Thursday Silver Division Co-ed Recreation League
SOFTBALL PRE-SEASON PICK UP GAMES at
Healdsburg High School (All levels welcome)
4/25/15 5/9/15
Men 10 am-12 pm Men 10 am-12 pm Co-ed 12-2 pm
Co-ed 12-2 pm
ATA MARTIAL ARTS (5+ YRS)
Healdsburg ATA Martial Arts is an independently
owned and operated club under the guidance of
the American Taekwondo Association (ATA). The
instructor is highly trained and motivated, and has
been practicing Taekwondo for many years. We offer
classes for everyone from ages 4 to 104! Here at
Healdsburg ATA you will learn self-defense, focus,
discipline, respect and how to set realistic goals,
as well as work your way up to the ultimate goal of
Black Belt. All classes are 45 minutes.
Instructor: Michelle Stewart, 3rd Degree Black Belt,
Certified Instructor
Fee: $65 per month*
BeginnerIntermediate Advanced
(by referral only)
Tue 6 pm
Tue 6:45 pm
Tue 7:30 pm
Wed 7:30 pm Wed 6 pm & 6:45 pm
Fri 6 pm Fri 6:45 pm
ADULT TENNIS
CLASSES
Learn to play tennis with certified tennis
coach Joe Benavent. Classes are designed
to fit players of all skill levels and teach
them the skills and techniques required to
play tennis. Classes are offered at Giorgi
Park Tennis Courts every month during the
spring and the summer.
For a complete schedule of classes please
visit us online at
www.healdsburgparksandrec.org
or call 707-431-3301
4/7-5/1/15
5/5-5/29/15 6/2-6/26/15
6/30-7/31/15 8/4-8/28/15
* Second family member $55 / third family member
$50. An additional materials fee for uniform, belts
and some training materials will be paid directly to
instructor.
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Adults (18+)
ZUMBA FITNESS
Zumba Fitness is a fun & exhilarating cardio workout
that blends Latin and International rhythms and
easy to follow steps to tone and sculpt the body and
burn fat! Be prepared to sweat and smile! Ditch the
workout and join the PARTY! Bring water & a towel.
Wear athletic or dance shoes which allow you to twist
& pivot without too much pressure on the knees.
Mon and/or Thu 6-7 pm
Fee: $95 (twice a week) / $54 (once a week) /
$10 Drop-In
Instructor: Leticia Ortiz, Certified Zumba Instructor
Mon & Thu Monday Only
4/2-5/11/154/6-5/4/15 (5 weeks)
5/14-6/25/15 5/11-6/25/15
(No class 5/25) (No class 5/25)
6/29-8/6/156/29-8/3/15 (6 weeks)
Thursday Only
4/2-5/7/15
5/14-6/25/15
7/2-8/6/15
INTRODUCTION TO QIGONG
AND TAI CHI FOR HEALTH AND
RELAXATION
Health is at the center of our life. Qigong
pronounced “chee gong” is all about good health.
By simply moving the body in gentle circles and
easy relaxed stretches, with balance practices and
breathing exercises, every joint and organ of the
body is massaged, stimulated and brought into
harmony. Qigong is followed by Tai Chi (taiji) 24
Form. This is a short form of slow movements
that coordinate the body and breath, right and left
balance, mindfulness. It is described as “moving
meditation” and “medicine in motion”.
Instructor: Janet Seaforth
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Qigong Wed 9-9:40 am
Tai Chi Wed 9:50-10:30 am
4/1-4/22/156/3-6/24/15
5/6-5/27/157/8-7/29/15
Fee: $40
Fee: $60
DOG TRAINING (BASIC)
This class, for dogs 4 months and older and their
owners, is designed to increase communication
between people and their pets. Positive methods
of training are taught including basic commands
and ways to improve pet behavior and the owner's
relationship with their dog. Please note: no dogs
at first class.
Wed 6:30-7:45 pm
Fee: $130
Instructor: Michael Ossenbeck of Common Ground
Dog Training
4/1-5/6/155/20-6/24/15
7/8-8/12/15
Intermediate Dog Training classes also available with
Michael Ossenbeck by arrangement. Please call for
details.
MINDFULNESSBASED STRESS
REDUCTION (MBSR)
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) is
an eight-week program that introduces you to the
“Mindfulness” training practice. This practice is
helping people that suffer from chronic pain, hot
flashes, depression, anxiety, weight issues, alcohol,
and prescription drug abuse and has been adopted
nationwide at numerous hospitals, the military and
companies such as Google and Apple. For more
detailed information visit www.mindstreamcompany.
com. Free information session 5/12/15 7-9 pm
Instructor: Gina Jackson
Tue 7-9 pm
Fee: $315 (includes all materials)
6/9-7/28/15
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Adults (55+)
Healdsburg Senior Center
The Healdsburg Senior Center is an activity and resource center dedicated to providing residents with
services and programs which encourage physical and emotional well-being, support connections with
others and enrich lives. For information on all the Center’s programs and services call the number below.
133 Matheson Street | 707.431.3324 | Monday-Friday 10 am-4 pm | /Healdsburg-Senior-Center
The following classes and programs are held at the Senior Center unless otherwise noted. See a class that
interests you but the dates don’t work with your schedule? Additional classes are continually being planned.
Please call the Senior Center for details.
MEMOIR & JOURNAL
WRITING CLASSES
Whether you are a non-writer or a seasoned one, this
class is meant to take you all the way from learning
to write from your experience to creating a memoir
or journal. We will use journal and memoir prompts
to write from the five senses and develop a memoir
manuscript or personal journal. This is a new class
and all levels of skill are welcome. This class meets
bi-monthly on the 1st & 3rd Tuesdays.
Instructor: Shonnie Brown, M.A., Certified teacher,
Healdsburg Tribune Columnist, and a professional
writer.
Tue 10 am-12 pm
Fee: $20
4/7 & 4/21/15 7/7 & 7/21/15
5/5 & 5/19/15
8/4 & 8/18/15
6/2 & 6/16/15
PYSCHOLOGY OF
RELIGION
Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961) was a Swiss
psychiatrist whose psychology centers around the
concept of individuations, the lifelong process of
awakening to our total selves, which includes the
experience of religious imagery as an expression of
the objective psyche. In this class, we will explore
Jung’s perspective on the God-image as living entity
and dynamic process and the stages in the evolution
of the Western God-image. We will also engage
in activities that invite an attitude conducive to
unlocking the unconscious to find what is waiting to
be discovered.
Instructor: Robin Gates, M.A. (Depth Psychology) is
an educator in the fields of Jungian Psychology and
Contemplative Spirituality.
Wed 12:30-2 pm
Fee: $30
4/1-4/22/15
Council on Aging Lunch Program
707.433.7515 - 24 hour advanced reservations required
Lunch Monday -Thursday 12 noon $4.00 suggested donation
Brunch Fridays only 11:15 am-12:15 pm $5.00 suggested donation
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Adults (55+)
IPAD/IPHONE BEGINNING CLASS
Learn how to use your iPad or iPhone!
In this class you will learn the buttons and switches
on the iPad/iPhone, Apps (applications) and using
the Internet for searching and email. As we move
forward in the class you will learn more about
specific apps, Apple's calendar, contacts, reminders,
notes, maps and messages; tips and tricks that will
make your iPad/iPhone more useful and fun to use;
the basics of backing up your iPad/iPhone using
iCloud and basic troubleshooting techniques. A fully
charged iPad or other Apple device already updated
to IOS 8 is a must for this class. More classes will be
added based on demand. Please call 431-3324 for
additional dates or information.
Instructor: Care Morgenstern
Mon 1-3 pm
Fee: $85
5/4-6/8/15 (No class 5/25/15)
MANY STRENGTHS
FOR MANY MEMORIES
New Seminar Series With Chance Massaro, M.A.
There are many keys to improving your memory:
attitude, emotional state, focus, posture, diet etc.
These enjoyable and interactive seminars will first
present exercises which will indicate your natural
strengths; then explore other techniques to put you
in control to remember whatever you want. Handouts
are provided free and individual coaching is available.
Instructor: Chance Massaro, M.A. in Education from
San Francisco State University. Chance has two
teaching credentials and has written four books on
memory and personal development.
Friday 2-3:30 pm
Fee: $60 for four weeks/ $20 Weekly Drop-In
5/1/15 Explore a memory discover your natural
strengths
5/8/15 Produce more happy chemicals: remember
more easily
5/15/15 Humor, stories, places and songs: assemble
your personal art
5/22/15 Meditation, relaxation, confidence and
continuing improvement
For more information call Chance at 707-526-9196
or email powcom@sonic.net.
SENIOR STRENGTH TRAINING
BEGINNING UKULELE
Beginning Ukulele students will learn basic chords,
basic strumming technique and general sheet music
knowledge. You will be reading from printed songs
that are easy and familiar as well as fun to sing. No
musical background is required, just an openness
and willingness to try something new.
Instructor: Michelle Holland
Fri 11 am-12 pm
Fee: $40 / 4 week month $50 /
5 week month $12 drop-in
4/3-4/24/15
5/1-5/29/15
6/5-6/26/15
7/10-7/31/15
8/7-8/28/15
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The benefits of strength training are many,
particularly as you grow older. In this program
of predominately-seated exercises, you will use
lightweights and resistance bands to improve overall
strength and flexibility in a relaxed and supportive
environment. Basic equipment is provided.
Instructor: Deborah Karrish, Yoga Instructor &
Chiropractor
Mon/Wed/Fri 1:15-2 pm (Friday class 3-3:45 pm)
Fee: $30
Mon/Wed/Fri 2:15-3 pm (Friday class 3-3:45 pm)
4/1-4/29/15
5/1-5/29/15 (No class 5/25/15)
6/1-6/29/15
7/1-7/31/15 (No class 7/3/15)
8/3-8/31/15
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Adults (55+)
GENTLE YOGA
The safe, gentle, controlled movements of yoga
adapt to all needs and abilities. Learn breathing
exercises, seated postures and relaxation techniques
that focus on movement and flexibility of the back
and limbs. The instructor is skilled at working with
older adults. The Wednesday class is a primarily
seated class; the Friday class is primarily floor work.
Instructor: Deborah Karrish, Yoga Instructor &
Chiropractor
Location: Healdsburg Yoga Studio 432-B Center
Street
Wed and/or Fri 10-11 am
Fee: $35 1 day/week $62 2 days/week
4/1-4/29/157/1-7/31/15
5/1-5/29/15 8/5-8/28/15
6/3-6/26/15
LOTERIA
Diviértase y Conozca Nuevos
Amigos Al Jugar Lotería- Para Adultos Activos
que Hablan Español
Haga amigos nuevos, disfrute de los alimentos,
gane premios y pase un buen tiempo mientras
juega lotería! El 2º y 4º Jueves de cada mes,
de las 2:00-3:00p.m., en Español. Un dólar por
juego. Para más información llame a Delia Nieto
(707) 484-8125.
BALANCE AND STABILITY CLASS
Feeling a bit unstable on your feet? Risk of falls
increases proportionately with age. This class will
have you practice strengthening exercises sitting in
chairs or standing. When standing there will always
be something for you to grab onto if needed. You
will learn to relax in your body through breathing
exercises. As you gain better balance you will start
feeling more at ease and therefore energized &
younger. Classes will be held in a relaxed, group
setting with plenty of individual attention. Please
wear loose clothing (no belts).
Instructor: Kathy Salisbury
Thu 1-1:45 pm
Thu 2-2:45 pm
Fee: $48/4 week month $60/5 week month
4/2-4/30/157/2-7/30/15
5/7-5/28/15 8/6-8/27/15
6/4-6/25/15
Have Fun and Meet New Friends by Playing
Loteria-For Spanish Speaking Active Adults
Make new friends, enjoy snacks, win prizes and
have a good time while playing Loteria! 2nd and
4th Thursdays of each month, 2:00-3:30 pm
(all in Spanish). One dollar per game. For more
information call Delia Nieto at (707) 484-8125.
4/9 & 4/23/15
5/14 & 5/28/15
6/11 & 6/25/15
7/9 & 7/23/15
8/13 & 8/27/15
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Adults (55+)
SENIOR CENTER ONGOING ACTIVITIES no fee to participate
MONDAY
10-11 am
Cards for our Troops
3rd Monday of the month
12-12:30 pm
Lunch
Reservation Required 433-7515
1-4 pm
Party Bridge
Welcoming New Members
1:30-3:30 pm
Art & Design / Open Studio
Weekly
TUESDAY
4th Tuesday of the Month
10 am-12 pm
Friends of the Senior Center Board
Meeting
Handworkers /Quilting Group
11 am-12:30 pm
Original Center Book Club
4th Tuesday of the Month
12-12:30 pm
Lunch
1-2 pm
Zen Meditation
1:30-2:30 pm
Incontro: Conversing in Italian
9-11 am
Weekly
Weekly
WEDNESDAY
10 am-12 pm
Current Events Discussion Group
Weekly
10 am-12 pm
Chess/Checkers
Weekly - Welcoming New Members
10 am-12 pm
Health Insurance Counseling (HICAP)
Appointment Required 526-4108
12-12:30 pm
Lunch
1-3 pm
Legal Counseling
2nd Wednesday monthly
By appointment only 431-3324"
THURSDAY
10 am-12 pm
Senior Citizen Advisory Commission
Meeting
Scrabble
4th Thursday of every other month
Jan/March/May/July/Sept/November
Weekly
11:30 am-1:30 pm
Open Studio Pastel Painting
Weekly
12-1 pm
12-12:30 pm
Jiffy Bag Delivery
Healdsburg Food Pantry
Lunch
1st & 3rd Thursday
1505 Healdsburg Avenue
1:30-3:45 pm
Bingo!
Weekly
2-3:45 pm
Loteria - En Español New!
2nd & 4th Thursday of the month
9-10 am
FRIDAY
11 am-12:30 pm
Brunch
12:30-3 pm
Rummikub & Tile Games
Weekly
12:30-2 pm
Ukulele Class - Intermediate Level
Weekly
1-3 pm
Ping Pong!
Weekly
2:30-3:45 pm
Stroke Support Group
3rd Friday of the month
Special Events offered with support from the Friends of the Senior Center
Mother’s Day Tea | Father’s Day Luncheon | Summer Ice Cream Social | Senior Appreciation Dinner
Computer Center open daily, Monday - Friday 10 am-3:45 pm
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about parks & recreation
WHO PAYS FOR OUR PARKS & RECREATION?
The Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) also referred to as a “bed tax” or “room tax” is a the tax
assessed to visitors staying in all lodging establishments within the city limits. This includes
hotels, motels, resorts, inns, suites and B&Bs.
The current TOT rate in Healdsburg is 12%. In 2004 voters passed a ballot measure
designating 10% of all TOT revenues to fund our Parks and Recreation. The remaining
2% goes into the General Fund to support public safety. (No other tax dollars fund this
department.) Healdsburg residents wanted to ensure there would be an ongoing funding
source for parks, recreation and open space.
Community Services
Community Services is the department within the City’s organizational structure that houses all
functions related to parks, open space, recreation and senior services. This department is set up
as an enterprise fund which means that its revenue must support its operational expenses. In
addition to TOT, Community Services obtains revenues from grants, facility rentals, program fees
and donations. There is NO General Fund subsidy to the Community Services department.
The Community Services Department provides a wide range of amenities and services to
community members:
Parks and Open Space: Healdsburg has over 220 acres of parks and open space that is operated
and maintained by Community Services. Within this acreage is Plaza Park, Healdsburg Ridge, two
dog parks, multiple playgrounds, picnic areas, a skate park and athletic fields. The Foss Creek
Pathway and other downtown green spaces are also maintained by parks staff.
Community Facilities: Among the community facilities funded by Community Services are the
Villa Chanticleer, Healdsburg Community Center and the Senior Center. Not only do these facilities
house programs, they are available to citizens and local organizations for meetings, activities and
private events.
Senior Services: The Senior Center is an activity and resource center dedicated to providing seniors
with services and programs that encourage physical and emotional well-being, connection with
others and enrichment.
Recreation Programs: These activities are designed to meet a variety of needs, interests and age
groups. Program offerings include sports, education, wellness, leisure, camps and enrichment
classes for youth and adults. Scholarships are offered for those who cannot afford the fees yet want
to participate in programs.
Special Events: The most notable event put on by Community Services is the Tuesday Concert
Series held in Plaza Park each summer. What many people do not realize is the amount of
assistance other event organizers receive from Community Services. City staff works behind the
scenes to ensure that events held in Healdsburg are safe and well-coordinated.
TOT Revenues Provide Direct Benefit to the Community
All of the TOT derived from the local lodging industry directly benefits Healdsburg residents.
TOT funds those amenities that significantly contribute to the quality of life enjoyed by
Healdsburg’s citizenry.
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COME OUT & PLAY!
ACTIVITY ASSISTANCE (SCHOLARSHIP) PROGRAM
The City of Healdsburg wants every resident to have the opportunity to participate in our
recreation programs. The Activity Assistance Program ensures that eligible Healdsburg residents
are afforded this opportunity. Program fee assistance is by application; assistance offered for
approved applicants is 50% of the total program fee. Staff reserves the right to offer additional
assistance on an individual basis based on demonstrated need. Maximum assistance per person,
per year is $150. For an application or more information please contact us at 431-3301. The
application is also available for download at www.healdsburgparksandrec.org. Please note:
Not all programs offered by the Parks & Recreation Department are eligible for assistance. The
Friends of the Senior Center organization is pleased to offer the Rose Pavoni Scholarship providing
Healdsburg’s older adults with help with program fees. This program is separate from the
department’s activity assistance program. For details please contact the Senior Center at 431-3324.
INFORMACIÓN DE PARQUES
Y RECREACIÓN
El Departamento de Parques y Recreación de la
Cuidad Healdsburg esta comprometida a ofrecer
oportunidades de recreación a todos nuestros
residentes. El Departamento de Parques y Recreación
ofrece una variedad de programas a nuestra juventud
y personas adultas. Para servir mejor a la comunidad
Hispana, nosotros necesitamos oir de usted. Tenemos
varios empleados que hablan Español para contestar
todas sus preguntas.
NÚMEROS DE TELÉFONO
El Departamento de Parques y Recreación de la
Ciudad de Healdsburg
Horas de oficina: Lunes-Viernes, 9 am-5 pm
Oficina de Admin. – 1557 Healdsburg Ave.
431-3301 | Fax: 431-2852
ada compliance
ADA In compliance with the Americans With
Disabilities Act, the City of Healdsburg Parks &
Recreation Department encourages those with
disabilities to participate in our programs. If you have
special needs, please call us at 431-3301.
Credits
Content: © 2015 City of Healdsburg
Design: © 2015 Pembroke Studios
Photography: City staff | Kim Carroll | Ray Holley
Editor: City of Healdsburg staff
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¡ES FÁCIL!
1. Visita: HealdsburgParksAndRec.org
2. Haz clic en Register Online*
3. Entra o Crea una Cuenta
*Tienes Problemas?
Háblanos al 707-431-3301
4. Navega o Busca Actividades
5. Añade al carro y sigue las instrucciones
6. Haz el pago
*Todos los programas tienen requisitos
mínimos de participación, así que regístrese
temprano para evitar las cancelaciones de
clase debido a baja inscripción.
IT'S EASY!
1. Visit: HealdsburgParksAndRec.org
2. Click Register Online*
3. Sign In or Create an Account
*Having trouble?
Give us a call at 707-431-3301
4. Browse or Search Activities
5. Add to Cart and Follow Instructions
6. Make Payment
*All programs have minimum participation
numbers, so register early to avoid
disappointing class cancellations due to low
enrollment.
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Healdsburg, CA 95448
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