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Coming soon!
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July 25
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June 27
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Summer
Movie
Schedule
Free
Movies in
the Park
Bring your beach chairs
and blankets for family-friendly movies on
Thursdays this summer at the
Conference & Recreation Center,
14075 Frederick St.
Space is limited, so join us early
to ensure your seat.
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please be aware:
No Umbrellas, No Pop-ups, No Alcohol.
For more information, contact:
Parks & Community
Services at 951.413.3280
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City of Moreno Valley
Spotlight of
Upcoming Events
May
Hike to the Top
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The Recreational Trails Board sponsors hikes to promote
awareness and appreciation of trails and hiking opportunities
in and around our community. All hikes are free. For more
information call: 413.3702.
Hike to
Olive Mountain
Hike to
Hidden Springs
Saturday, May 25
Saturday, July 27
Meet at 7:30 a.m. in the
parking lot on the north side of
campus (enter from Slawson)
Palm Middle School, 11900
Slawson Ave., Moreno Valley.
Approximately 3.6 miles round
trip. Degree of Difficulty: Difficult
Meet at 7:30 a.m. in the parking
lot directly in front of Hidden
Springs Elementary School,
9801 Hidden Springs Drive,
Moreno Valley. Approximately
3.3 miles round trip.
Degree of Difficulty: Moderate
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West Coast Thunder Memorial Day Bike Run/Parade will include
Moreno Valley’s Sunnymead Boulevard early that day. The City
of Moreno Valley’s annual sunset ceremony will honor our local
heroes and feature music, speakers and festivities.
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more information on the Bike Run/Parade, visit
www.westcoastthunder.com or call: 413.3037.
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Monday, May 27 at 7:30 p.m.
Moreno Valley Veterans Memorial (next to CRC at civic center)
6th Annual Artober Fest
A fun-filled way to celebrate the arts with family and friends, Artober
Fest features the work of local artists who display photography,
painting, sculpture, musical performances, poetry, and much
more. Artists and performers may obtain more information
and applications from the City’s website at: www.moval.org.
For more information call: 485.8414.
List your
community
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our online
calendar
City Council & Staff
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Artober Fest
Saturday, October 26
11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Conference and Recreation Center
14075 Frederick Street, Moreno Valley
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moval.org
Go to www.
City Council
City Manager
Production Staff
Tom Owings, Mayor
Henry T. Garcia
Lisa Smethurst • Recreation Guide Editor
Marcelo Co, Mayor Pro Tem
Michelle Dawson • Assistant City Manager
Jesse L. Molina, Council Member
Parks &
Community
Services Director
Richard A. Stewart, Council Member
Michael McCarty
Victoria Baca, Council Member
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Michele Patterson • Assistant to the City Manager
Meleisa Mendonca • Senior Graphic Designer
Send e-mail to: recreation@moval.org
14075 Frederick Street • 413.3280
SOARING Moreno Valley Recreation Guide Summer 2013
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Recreation Information
& Registration Form
Unless otherwise noted, registration is handled by personnel
at the Parks and Community Services Office, 14075
Frederick Street, Moreno Valley, CA 92553. Registration
fees will not be accepted at class locations by instructors.
Registration is conducted on a first-come, first-served
basis. All fees must be paid at the time of registration.
Registration fees and class days are subject to change.
Office Hours: Monday - Thursday, 7:30 a.m. - 5:30
p.m. (closed holidays and Fridays). For information on
classes, programs or holiday schedule, call 413.3280 or
visit the Web site at www.moval.org.
Registration fees for all programs and activities, including
monthly classes, are due at least four working days PRIOR
to the activity. Participants must bring a paid receipt to the
first class. Classes that fail to meet the required minimum
number of students within four working days prior to the
scheduled start date may be canceled.
Dates, times and locations of all recreation activities/
classes, etc., are subject to change without notice.
For your convenience, online registration is now available
at
http://online.activecommunities.com/morenovalley.
Mail-in registration must be received four days prior to
the beginning of the program. Mail-in registration will not
be accepted for programs with specific registration dates.
Fees may be paid by check, cashier’s check, money
order, Visa, MasterCard, or cash. There is a $2.00
resident and a $4.00 non-resident processing fee per
transaction. A $25 non-refundable fee may be applied
to all returned checks, even if registration is canceled.
Unless otherwise indicated, registration is continuous.
There is no prorating of fees. Program costs are as
stated in this brochure. If you sign up for a class after
the class has started, you must pay full price (unless
the class offers “drop-in” rates) or you may wait until the
following month to register.
Lessons that are missed by the participant will not be
made-up or credited. Lessons missed by the instructor or
through scheduling conflicts by Moreno Valley Parks and
Community Services will be made up as soon as possible.
Fees paid for classes canceled by the Recreation
Division will be returned in full.
A request for transfer must be done in person at the
Parks and Community Services office.
Refunds must be requested in writing prior to the
registration deadline. No refunds will be granted after the
first class meeting. A 20% handling fee will be applied
to ALL refunds or program transfers. Refunds take
approximately one month to process. No person shall be
subject to discrimination on the grounds of religion, race,
color, sex, or national origin.
Registration Form
Some programs have specific registration dates. Please refer to class description for dates. The City of Moreno Valley may
videotape or take photographs of various Parks and Community Services classes and programs. These videos and photographs
are to be used to promote the programs to the community of Moreno Valley. The video will be edited and cablecast on MVTV-3 at
the discretion of the City’s Media and Communications Division and the photographs will be used in various print media. Mail this
form to the City of Moreno Valley, Recreation Division, P.O. Box 88005, Moreno Valley, CA 92552-0805 or deliver to Parks and
Community Services Office, 14075 Frederick Street, Moreno Valley, CA 92553.
Make check or money order payable to “City of Moreno Valley”
California driver’s license number and expiration date must appear on check.
There is a $2.00 processing fee per transaction for residents and a $4.00 processing fee per transaction for non-residents.
Adult Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________________
Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________________
Registration Form
Day Phone: ______________________________________________________________ Evening Phone:_________________
In case of emergency: ______________________________________________________ E-mail: ______________________
Name: __________________________________________________________________
Phone: ______________________
Name: __________________________________________________________________
Phone: ______________________
Some classes may require additional information (e.g., birth certificate). See course description.
Participant’s Name
Processing Fee
Date of Birth
Sex
Activity Name
Class Date or Month
Fee
$2/$4
Total
CITY OF MORENO VALLEY LIABILITY RELEASE
I give my permission for the above listed persons to participate in the above listed activities being sponsored by the City of Moreno
Valley Parks and Community Services Department.
I certify that the said participants are in good health and have health insurance.
I hereby waive, release and discharge any and all claims or right to claim for damages for any personal injury or property damage
which may have or which may hereafter occur to said participant(s), as a result of his/her/their participation in said activities. This release is intended to discharge in advance the promoters, sponsors, employees, officials and any involved municipalities or other public
entities from and against any and all liabilities, which may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part of the persons mentioned
above. It is further understood and agreed that this waiver, release and assumptions of risk is to be binding on my heirs and assigns.
Signature __________________________________________________________________________ Date _________________
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Get Online,
Not In Line
Register in English or Spanish
in the comfort of your own home.
Online Registration for Moreno Valley
Parks and Community Services
http://online.activecommunities.com/MorenoValley
Three easy steps stand between you
and an unforgettable season!
Go to our Web site and find the right
program for you or your children.
Register Online
Click the “Add” button
on our site. It’s that easy!
Tell Your Friends.
Spots fill up quickly. Once you’ve
registered tell a friend to make sure
they can reserve their spot today.
There is a $2.00 resident or $4.00 non-resident
processing fee per transaction.
Online Registration
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Pick Your Program
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Youth Classes
Pre-registration is required for all classes.
Classes that fail to meet the required minimum
number of students within four working days
prior to the scheduled start date may be
canceled. All monthly classes are paid on a
monthly basis. Most class sessions begin the
first day of the month unless otherwise noted.
BALLET FOLKLORICO (4 WEEKS)
Art
COMIC BOOK CREATION A-Z (4 WEEKS)
Students will learn the necessary techniques to
create their own comic books from writing to creating
characters to inking them. Learn a career craft and
have fun doing it! *Site: Conference and Recreation
Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
Sat/10 am
-12 noon
8 -18 First Sat
$40
$52
Learn ballet folklorico in a dynamic environment. The
classes are very interactive and exciting. You can
learn dances from many different regions of Mexico,
practice technique, stage presence, and choreography
with international instructor Gabriela. Ages 9-12 but if
you are older, we welcome students on a case-by-case
basis. *Site: Conference and Recreation Center.
Resident
FEE
DAY/TIME
AGE
BEGINS
Sun/
9 am 12 noon
9-12
First Sun $25
Non-Resident
FEE
$33
DRAWING FOR KIDS (4 WEEKS)
Only two rules in this class: practice and have fun!
Students learn basic drawing techniques including
sketching, shading, still life, figure, and face drawing.
*Site: Conference and Recreation Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Resident
FEE
Thurs/
5-12 First Thurs $35
6:30-7:30 pm
(No class on July 4)
Non-Resident
FEE
$46
Dance
BALLET/ACRO (4 WEEKS)
A great way to introduce your child to ballet! The class
will cover stretching, barre work, and basic gymnastics.
Also helps to improve balance, coordination, and
strength. All of this in an hour! *Site: Conference and
Recreation Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Resident
FEE
Mon/
4-5 pm
5-9
$37
First Mon
Non-Resident
FEE
$48
(No class on May 27)
Youth Classes
BALLET (4 WEEKS)
This beginning level class covers proper technique,
barre work, center adagio, grace, and strength
associated with ballet. Also helps build self confidence
and a positive self image! *Site: Conference and
Recreation Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
Wed/
6-7 pm
5-12 First Wed
$37
$48
BALLET - INTERMEDIATE (4 WEEKS)
Students will learn advanced technique, barre work,
center adagio, and body and strength that is associated
with ballet training. Class is intermediate level. *Site:
Conference and Recreation Center.
Resident
FEE
DAY/TIME
AGE
BEGINS
Wed/
7-8 pm
7&
Older
First Wed $37
Non-Resident
FEE
$48
CHEERLEADING 101 (4 WEEKS)
Enroll your child in the Jelly Belly Cheerleaders where
they will learn half time routines that include hip hop,
jazz, and tumbling as well as chants to cheer on team
sports. A $10 material fee is due to the instructor
on the first day of class. *Site: Conference and
Recreation Center.
Resident
FEE
DAY/TIME AGE
BEGINS
Thurs/
6-7 pm
First Thurs $40
4-11
Non-Resident
FEE
$52
DANCE EXPLORATION (4 WEEKS)
Even the tiniest dancers will learn to explore body
movement through movement exploration, tap, ballet,
beginning tumbling, and music. *Site: Conference and
Recreation Center.
DAY/TIME AGE
1
BEGINS
1
Resident
FEE
Mon/
2 /2-3 /2 First Mon $37
5-6 pm
Tues/
3-4
First Tues $37
12-1 pm
First Tues $37
Tues/
31/2-5
4-5 pm
First Wed $37
Wed/
31/2-5
5-6 pm
Thurs/
2-4
First Thurs $37
11 am - 12 pm
Non-Resident
FEE
$48
$48
$48
$48
$48
(No class on May 27 and July 4)
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FOLKLORIC DANCE (4 WEEKS)
KINDER KARATE (4 WEEKS)
Warm up your dancing feet as you learn skirt movement
and modern and traditional folkloric dance steps of
Mexico. *Site: Conference and Recreation Center.
Fun and basic martial arts exploration for the child
and the parent. Conquer discipline, balance, and
coordination and enjoy this bonding experience in a
safe environment. *Site: Conference and Recreation
Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
Thurs/
5-6 pm
3-12 First Thurs
$35
$46
DAY/TIME
HAWAIIAN DANCE LESSONS (4 WEEKS)
Students will learn Hula dance techniques and how to
tell a story with their hands while listening to beautiful
music. *Site: Conference and Recreation Center.
DAY/TIME
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
First Tues
$25
$33
First Tues
$25
$33
AGE BEGINS
Tues/
3-5
5-5:45 pm
Tues/
6-8
5:45-6:30 pm
Sat/
2-3
9-9:30 am
Sat/
4-5
10-10:30 am
Learn the freshest dance moves! Wear comfortable
clothing and get your dancing shoes ready for fast
paced hip-hop routines.
*Site: Conference and
Recreation Center.
Resident
FEE
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Mon/
7-8 pm
5 & First Mon
$37
Older
Non-Resident
FEE
$48
Education
Non-Resident
FEE
First Sat
$35
$46
First Sat
$35
$46
KUNG FU SAN SOO ANCIENT ART
OF SELF- DEFENSE (MONTHLY)
Learn how to defend yourself through punches, kicks,
leverages, grappling, and more, regardless of size,
age, or gender. This class also teaches self-confidence
and discipline. *Site: Senior Community Center.
DAY/TIME
HIP- HOP DANCE (4 WEEKS)
Resident
FEE
AGE BEGINS
AGE BEGINS
Resident
FEE
Tues &
8-17 First Tues
$45
Thurs/6-7 pm
or Thurs
Ninpo is the art of the ninja. The individual learns
self-awareness, body coordination, fast reaction, and
physical endurance. You also learn how to react to
the unexpected and/or difficult situations and how
to protect others. *Site: Conference and Recreation
Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$50
$65
Sat/
6-12 First Sat
12 noon-1 pm
Power up your engineering skills with Play-Well
TEKnologies and more than 100,000 pieces of
LEGO™! Apply real-world concepts in physics,
engineering, and architecture through engineerdesigned projects such as arch bridges, motorized
gondolas, and the Battletrack! Challenging for new
and returning students.
*Site: Conference and
Recreation Center.
TAE KWON DO (4 WEEKS)
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Mon-Fri/
1-4 pm
7-12 Session 1: $175
Jun 17-21
Session 2: $175
Jul 29-Aug 12
Non-Resident
FEE
$228
$228
PRE-ENGINEERING WITH LEGOS (4 DAYS)
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Tues-Fri 5-6
9 am-12 pm
Resident
FEE
Session 1: $140
June 18-21
Session 2: $140
Jul 30-Aug 2
Non-Resident
FEE
$182
Learn the art of self defense with modern techniques
used in quick, rapid-fire succession intended to
overwhelm an opponent of any size. *Size: Conference
and Recreation Center.
Wed & Fri 4-13 First Wed
4-5 pm
AGE BEGINS
Sat/
5-12 First Sat
8-8:45 am
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$45
$59
TRADITIONAL KARATEDO (4 WEEKS)
Karatedo is a philosophy based on respect, selfdefense, discipline, confidence, and camaraderie.
Learn to challenge yourself, set goals, and persevere
in the attainment of those goals. *Site: Conference
DAY/TIME
AGE
BEGINS
Wed/
7 & Session 1:
8-9 pm
Older May 1
& Fri/6-7 pm
Session 2:
Jun 5
Session 3:
Jul 3
Session 4:
Aug 7
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$50
$65
$50
$65
$50
$65
$50
$65
Music
DRUMS (4 WEEKS)
AKAI KEMPO (4 WEEKS)
AGE BEGINS
DAY/TIME
$182
Martial Arts
DAY/TIME
Learn the basic techniques of Tae Kwon Do in a fun,
dynamic, and safe environment. Develop confidence,
discipline, concentration, and a positive attitude. *Site:
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$45
$59
This class covers basic drumming techniques such as
basic rhythms, how to hold drumsticks, and how to play
along with some different styles of music. Students
must provide their own drumsticks. *Site: Conference
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Thurs/
5:306:30 pm
6 & First Thurs
Older
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$50
$65
Youth Classes
Let your imagination run wild with more than 100,000
pieces of LEGO™! Build engineer-designed projects
such as boats, bridges, mazes, and motorized cars.
Explore the endless creative possiblities of the
LEGO™ building system with the guidance of an
experienced Play-Well instructor. *Site: Conference
$59
NINPO FOR KIDS (4 WEEKS)
ENGINEERING FUNDAMENTALS
WITH LEGOS (1 WEEK)
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
5
ELECTRIC GUITAR AND BASS
INSTRUCTION (6 WEEKS)
PIANO FOR KIDS - INTERMEDIATE
(4 WEEKS)
Learn electric guitar and bass techniques, proper
fingering for scales and licks, chord and interval
relationships, usage of effect pedals, how to control
distortion, and more! Students provide their own guitar.
This intermediate class will expand on music theories
learned in beginning piano. A $20 workbook fee is
due on the first day of class. *Site: Conference and
Recreation Center.
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Mon/
3:304:30 pm
8 & Session 1: $50
$65
Older May 6
Session 2: $50
$65
Jul 1
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
EARLY INTERMEDIATE
Wed/
6-12 First Wed
4:30-5:20 pm
INTERMEDIATE
Wed/
6-12 First Wed
5:30-6:20 pm
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$45
$59
$45
$59
Skills
LEADERSHIP ACADEMY (4 WEEKS)
Stimulate young minds and instill positive qualities
to last a lifetime. Develop your child’s confidence in
public speaking, experience mind building activities,
and encourage good decision making. This course
is designed to give young minds the opportunity
to explore problem solving strategies, take part in
communication exercises, and encourage teamwork.
Reinforce leadership and build your child’s motivation
for pursuing positive goals inside the classroom and
out! *Site: Conference and Recreation Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
Fri/
4-5 pm
12-17 First Fri
$55
$72
MOVIE WORKZ STOP MOTION ANIMATION
(8 WEEKS)
GUITAR LESSONS (4 WEEKS)
This beginner class introduces finger exercises,
chords, chord progression, and strums, all set to
popular songs. Students provide their own guitar and
pitch pipe. A $15 materials fee is due on the first day
of class. *Site: Conference and Recreation Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Resident
FEE
Mon/
9-16 First Mon
$45
6-6:45 pm
Non-Resident
FEE
This unique class provides an opportunity to explore
stop motion animation production. Students will learn
about image capturing, video recording techniques
and more as well as explore fundamentals of art and
stop motion. Cameras and computer equipment
provided. *Site: Conference and Recreation Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Tues/
4-5 pm
7-15 Session 1:
May 7
Session 2:
Jul 2
$59
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$88
$114
$88
$114
READING RASCALS (8 WEEKS)
Youth Classes
MUSICSTAR KIDS (4 WEEKS)
6
MusicStar Kids explores music as a powerful tool in
the development of the whole child by way of targeted
fun and disguised learning activities, designed to
improve mind and body coordination. Children and
their parents will enjoy an action packed and funfilled session immersed in music, singing, and dance.
Parent participation is required. *Site: Conference
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Fri/
9-10 am
Fri/
10-11 am
6 mo First Fri
- 3 yrs
3-5 First Fri
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$36
$47
$36
$47
Open a world of imagination through reading! Make
reading fun and easy by developing your child’s
comprehension and phonics skills. This course is
designed for teaching first-time readers, as well as
accelerating beginner readers to an intermediate level.
Class includes assessment and instruction, individual
and group activities, creative writing, storytelling, and
journaling. *Site: Conference and Recreation Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Mon/
4-5
4:30-5:30 pm
Resident
FEE
Session 1: $96
May 13
Session 2: $96
Jul 15
Non-Resident
FEE
$125
$125
PIANO FOR KIDS - BEGINNER (4 WEEKS)
Introduce your child to music through this beginner’s
class, which covers how to read music as well as
theory. A $15 workbook fee is due on the first day of
class. *Site: Conference and Recreation Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Wed/
6-12 First Wed
3:30-4:20 pm
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$45
$59
There is a $2.00 processing fee
per transaction for residents
and a $4.00 processing fee
for non-residents.
Youth Recreation
A CHILD’S PLACE AFTER SCHOOL
CHILD PROGRAM (LICENSED)
Moreno Valley Parks and Community Services Department is accepting child care applications for “A Child’s
Place” after school program at the following school
sites: Armada, Creekside, Rainbow Ridge, and Sunnymead Elementary Schools. Child care services are
available for children in kindergarten through twelve
years old. Child care is provided from after school
until 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Child care
is also available during non-student days and during
Thanksgiving, winter and spring breaks from 7:00 a.m.
to 6:00 p.m. The program provides daily homework
assistance, arts and crafts, nutritious snacks, and recreational activities for children after school. The fee
for the program is free or at a reduced rate according
to the family’s income and family size. Parents must
either be working or attending school to qualify for services. For more information, contact Moreno Valley
Parks and Community Services at 413.3286 or pick
up an application at the elementary school site or the
DAY/TIME AGE BEGINS
FEE
Mon-Fri
K-12 Year Round Based on Income
12-6 pm
Older
(Year Round Sites: Mon-Fri/7 am-6 pm)
BIRTHDAY PARTIES HOSTED BY
PARKS AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
Moreno Valley Parks and Community Services will
host and help you plan your child’s next birthday party.
You can sit back, relax, and enjoy the party! For more
information call 413.3280.
A family discount applies
when siblings are registered
in the same program.
The family discount
only applies to
non-contract programs.
TIME FOR TOTS (2-WEEK SESSIONS)
Help your tot get used to going to “school.” Children
will learn colors, shapes, letters, and numbers.
Activities include games, arts, crafts, and music. Shot
record with current TB test results and birth certificate
are required at time of registration. Tots must be potty
trained. Sites: TownGate Community Center and
DAY/TIME
AGE
Mon-Thurs 3-5
9 am-12 noon
BEGINS
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
Jun 17
$52
$68
(Closed on May 27 and July 4)
VALLEY KIDS CAMP
Participants will enjoy a variety of arts, crafts, games,
music, talent shows, and field trips to Valley Skate Park.
Site: March Field Park Community Center, 15325 5th
St. Additional sites may be added. Call 413.3280 for
more information.
DAY/TIME
AGE
BEGINS
Mon-Fri
K-8th Jun 37 am-6 pm
Aug 13
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$85/week $110/week
(Closed on July 4)
Youth Recreation
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Youth Fitness
All volunteer head coaches
selected for pee wee/junior/
youth sports will receive a
50% credit for one participant
in a sports program.
ADVANCED JR. TENNIS (4 WEEKS)
This clinic is for juniors with extensive experience
or those who have successfully attained all three
beginning junior tennis patches. The focus on this
clinic is learning how to play matches and acquire
advanced skills and strokes. Students need to supply
a tennis racket. Site: Woodland Park, 25705 Cactus
Ave.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Sat/
8-17 First Sat
11 am-12 noon
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$86
$111
Youth Fitness
BEGINNING JR. TENNIS (4 WEEKS)
8
The focus of this clinic is having fun while learning
the four basics such as backhand, forehand, volley,
and serve. Students are grouped by ability into one of
three levels and receive patches representing mastery
when they have successfully demonstrated the skills
of that level. Students need to supply a tennis racquet.
Site: Woodland Park, 25705 Cactus Ave.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Sat/
7-13 First Sat
10-10:45 am
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$77
$100
BOWLING CLASS AND LEAGUE (8 WEEKS)
Come and learn to bowl, participate in a league, and
meet new friends. There will be a party and prizes
at the end of the program! League fees include
two games per week, rental shoes, and prizes. For
detailed information call 413.3280. Site: Moreno
Valley Brunswick Bowl, 24666 Sunnymead Blvd.
DAY/TIME AGE BEGINS
Tues/
5-17 Session 1:
4-5:30 pm
May 7
Session 2:
Jul 2
Resident Non-Resident
FEE
FEE
$50
$65
$50
$65
CHALLENGER SOCCER ACADEMY
(1 WEEK)
Challenger Soccer Academy incorporates a “play,
train, compete” philosophy into all that the academy
offers. Their soccer experts have a devised curriculum
that will assist in the development of all young players.
Site: Community Park, 13380 Frederick St.
DAY/TIME AGE BEGINS
Mon-Fri/ 3-4 Jul 29
8-9 am
Mon-Fri/ 4-6 Jul 29
8-9:30 am
Mon-Fri/ 6-16 Jul 29
8-11 am
FEE
FEE
$90
$117
$100
$130
$135
$176
PEE WEE/JUNIOR BASKETBALL CLINIC
(4 WEEKS)
Develop your child’s basketball skills in this fun-filled
skills clinic. Learn the basic fundamentals of the
sport of basketball. Limited space available. Early
registration fee is $33 for residents and $43 for nonresidents if paid by August 1. After August 1 the
fee is $38 for residents and $50 for non-residents.
Registration deadline is August 15 or until full. *Site:
DAY/TIME AGE
BEGINS
Resident
FEE
Mon &
3-4 Aug 19-Sep 18 $33*
Wed/5-6 pm
Mon
5-7 Aug 19-Sep 18 $33*
& Wed/6-7 pm
Tues &
5-7 Aug 20-Sep 19 $33*
Thurs/5-6 pm
Non-Resident
FEE
$43*
$43*
$43*
PEE WEE/JUNIOR T-BALL (6 WEEKS)
This program teaches youngsters the basic skills
involved with baseball. Emphasis will be on skills
development, rather than competition. Registration
fee includes T-shirt, participation award, and banquet.
Must be three years of age by start of program. Parent
participation is encouraged. Volunteer coaches are
needed for all teams. Early registration fees are $60
for residents and $75 for non-residents if paid by May
16. After May 16 fees are $70 for residents and $85
for non-residents. Deadline to register is May 30 or
until full. Parent packet available on June 4 at the
Conference and Recreation Center. Site: Mondays
and Wednesdays at Bethune Park, 16745 Kitching St.;
Tuesdays and Thursdays at Sunnymead Park, 12655
Perris Blvd.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Mon &
3-4
Wed/5-6 pm
Mon
5-7
& Wed/6-7 pm
Tues &
3-4
Thurs/5-6 pm
Tues &
5-7
Thurs/6-7 pm
FEE
FEE
YOUTH AND TEEN BASKETBALL CLINIC
(3 WEEKS)
Develop your skills on the court for our Summer
Youth and Teen Basketball Leagues. This program
will increase participants’ ball handling, shooting, and
defensive techniques. Sign ups until full. A processing
fee of $2 (resident) or $4 (non-resident) will be charged.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Mon & Wed/ 8-13 May 6-24
Fri /6-8 pm
FEE
FEE
$35*
$46*
YOUTH AND TEEN
OPEN PLAY BASKETBALL
A safe, supervised, and competitive environment for
youth and teens to play basketball. Check monthly
schedule for changes. Times are subject to change.
It is recommended to call prior. *Site: Conference and
Recreation Center.
Jun 10-Jul 22 $60
$75
Jun 10-Jul 22 $60
$75
Jun 11-Jul 23 $60
$75
DAY/TIME
Jun 11-Jul 23 $60
$75
Mon & Wed/ 9-17 Ongoing
Fri/ 6-9 pm
AGE BEGINS
FEE
FEE
$1
$1.50
(No open play on May 27)
(No classes on July 4)
YOUTH VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE
PEE WEE TENNIS (4 WEEKS)
The focus of this clinic is having fun. Learn the basic
drills of developing hand-eye coordination and develop
better balance while moving. Students will learn the
four basics such as backhand, forehand, volley, and
serve. Students need to supply a tennis racquet. Site:
Woodland Park, 25705 Cactus Ave.
DAY/TIME
AGE DATES
Sat/
4-6
8-8:45 am
First Sat
FEE
FEE
$77
$100
Bump, set, and spike! Registration fee includes eight
games and a T-shirt. All teams will make playoffs, and
champions will receive awards. Registration deadline
is July 31 or until full. Skills day will be held on August
10 with games beginning on September 21. *Site:
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
FEE
FEE
Sat/TBA
8-12 Aug 10
$58
$73
SUMMER YOUTH AND TEEN
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Escape the heat and work on your basketball game with
our Summer Basketball League. This league is great
for those looking to improve their skills. Registration fee
includes eight games and a T-shirt. Skills day is June
1 at the Conference and Recreation Center. Practices
begin June 10 with games beginning on June 25. Early
registration fees are $58 for residents and $75 for nonresidents if paid by May 2. After May 2 fees are $68
for residents and $85 for non-residents. Registration
deadline is May 22 or until full. *A processing fee of $2
(resident) or $4 (non-resident) will be charged. Site:
AGE BEGINS
FEE
FEE
Tues-Wed 8-17 Jun 1- Aug 3
$58
$75
& Sat/
TBA
SKILLS DAY: June 1
TIME
DIVISION
YEAR BORN
9:00 am
C
2004-2005
9:00 am
B
2002-2003
10:30 am
A
2000-2001
10:30 am
Teen
9th Grade-11th Grade
**For the teen division, a child may be in the 12th grade, but
cannot be 18 years of age.
Swim lessons are availiable through MVUSD!
For more information, check out the ad on page 30 .
Youth Fitness
DAY/TIME
9
Teen Classes
number of students within four working days prior
to the scheduled start date may be canceled.
All monthly classes are paid on a monthly basis.
Most class sessions begin the first day
of the month unless otherwise noted.
Art
COMIC BOOK CREATION A-Z (4 WEEKS)
Students will learn the necessary techniques to
create their own comic books from writing to creating
characters to inking them. Learn a career craft and
have fun doing it! *Site: Conference and Recreation
Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Sat/
8 -18 First Sat
10 am-12 noon
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$40
$52
PHOTOGRAPHY (4 WEEKS)
Students will learn the basics including composition,
lighting, different film speeds, and tripod. Bring your 35
mm or digital camera. Students must purchase their
own film. *Site: Conference and Recreation Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Tues/
7-8 pm
13 & First Tues
Older
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$35
$46
This is an intermediate to advanced class. Learn
ballet folklorico in a dynamic environment . The
classes are very interactive and exciting. You can
learn dances from many different regions of Mexico,
practice
technique,
stage
presence,
and
choreography
with
international
instructor
Gabriela. *Conference and Recreation Center.
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
15 & First Mon $25
$33
Older
BELLY DANCING FOR FUN AND FITNESS
(6 WEEKS)
Beginner Class: Learn basic moves and finger
cymbals (zills), and how to dance with a veil.
Advanced students must have completed beginner
class. Students may have to purchase cymbals and
veil. *Site: Senior Community Center.
Teen Classes
DAY/TIME AGE BEGINS
10
BEGINNING
Tues/
16 & Session 1:
6:30 Older May 14
7:30 pm
Session 2:
Jun 25
ADVANCED
Tues/
16 & Session 1:
7:40Older May 14
8:40 pm
Session 2:
Jun 25
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
FEE
FEE
Thurs/
6-7 pm
13-17 First Thurs
$40
$52
FOLKLORIC DANCE (4 WEEKS)
Warm up those dancing feet and skirt-moving arms
as you learn the art of skirt movement and modern
and traditional folkloric dance steps of Mexico. *Site:
FEE
FEE
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Thurs/
5-6 pm
13 & First Thurs
$35
Older
$46
BALLET FOLKLORICO
Mon/
8-10 pm
Enroll your child in the Jelly Belly Cheerleaders where
they will learn routines that include hip hop, jazz, and
tumbling as well as chants to cheer on team sports. A
$10 material fee is due to the instructor on the first day
of class. *Site: Conference and Recreation Center.
Dance
DAY/TIME AGE BEGINS
CHEERLEADING 101 (4 WEEKS)
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$45
$59
$45
$59
$45
$59
$45
$59
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Tues/
11 am
-12 noon
Thurs/
7:30-9 pm
12 & First Tues
Older
FEE
FEE
$39
12 & First Thurs $39
Older
$51
$51
HIP HOP DANCE (4 WEEKS)
Learn the latest dance moves set to your favorite
music! Wear comfortable clothing and get your
dancing shoes ready for fast paced hip hop routines.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Mon/
7-8 pm
5 & First Mon
Older
FEE
FEE
$37
$48
Education
CPR (1 DAY)
Sudden cardiac arrest can happen to anyone,
anywhere, anytime. Without quick intervention by
someone who knows CPR, the chance of survival is
less than 5%. This is an AHA CPR and first aid class.
Participants will be asked to pay an additional $20
material fee on the day of the class. *Site: Conference
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Sat/
12 & Session 1:
8 am-4 pm Older May 18
Session 2:
Jun 15
Session 3:
Jul 20
Session 4:
Aug 17
FEE
FEE
$45
$59
$45
$59
$45
$59
$45
$59
when siblings are registered
in the same program.
The family discount only applies
to non-contract programs.
DMV PREP CLASS (4 WEEKS)
This class is designed to help you prepare for and
pass the DMV written test. Each class will consist of
test administration with answers and where answers
are located in the DMV handbook. *Site: Conference
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Wed/
11 am12 pm
16 & First Wed
Older
FEE
FEE
$30
$39
LEADERSHIP ACADEMY (4 WEEKS)
Stimulate young minds and instill positive qualities
to last a lifetime. Develop your child’s confidence in
public speaking, experience mind building activities,
and encourage good decision making. This course
is designed to give young minds the opportunity
to explore problem solving strategies, take part in
communication exercises, and encourage teamwork.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
FEE
FEE
Fri/
4-5 pm
12-17 First Fri
$55
$72
Martial Arts
KUNG FU SAN SOO ANCIENT ART
OF SELF-DEFENSE (MONTHLY)
Learn to defend yourself through punches, kicks,
leverages, grappling, and more, regardless of your
size or age. *Site: Senior Community Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
FEE
FEE
Tues &
8-17 First Tues
$45
Thurs/6-7 pm
$59
Music
BEGINNING PIANO (4 WEEKS)
Learn to “cheat” like the pros. This is a class for all
skill levels. Students learn to read “lead sheets” and to
read only the right hand and then learn various styles
of playing chords with the left hand. $20 workbook
fee. *Site: Conference and Recreation Center.
AGE BEGINS
Wed/6:307:20 pm
12 & First Wed $45
Older
AGE BEGINS
This class covers the basics of drumming. Students
will learn how to play basic rhythms, how to hold
drumsticks, and how to play along to different styles of
music. Students must provide their own drumsticks.
AGE BEGINS
Thurs/
5:30-6:30 pm
6 & First Thurs $50
Older
$65
$50
$65
$50
$65
$50
$65
$65
distortion, and more! Students provide their own
guitar. *Site: Conference and Recreation Center.
FEE
FEE
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Mon/
3:30-4:30 pm
Mon/
3:30-4:30 pm
8 & Session 1: $50
Older May 6
8 & Session 2: $50
Older Jul 1
$65
$65
This beginning class is an introduction to finger
exercises, chords, chord progression, and strums,
all set to popular songs. Students provide their own
guitar and pitch pipe. A $15 material fee is due on the
first day of class. *Site: Conference and Recreation
Center.
FEE
FEE
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Mon/
6-6:45 pm
9-16 Session 1: $45
May 6
Session 2: $45
Jun 3
Session 3: $45
Jul 1
Session 4: $45
Aug 5
FEE
FEE
$50
FEE
FEE
DAY/TIME
$59
$59
$59
$59
Skills
MOVIE WORKZ STOP MOTION ANIMATION
(8 WEEKS)
This unique class provides an opportunity to explore
stop motion animation production. Students will learn
about image capturing, video recording techniques
and more as well as explore fundamentals of art and
stop motion. Cameras and computer equipment
provided. *Site: Conference and Recreation Center.
FEE
FEE
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Tues/4- 5 pm
7-15 Session 1: $88
May 7
Session 2: $88
Jul 2
$114
$114
Teen Classes
Wed/
7 & Session 1:
8-9 pm
Older May 1
& Fri/6-7 pm
Session 2:
Jun 5
Session 3:
Jul 3
Session 4:
Aug 7
$59
DRUMS (4 WEEKS)
DAY/TIME
FEE
FEE
DAY/TIME
11
Teen Fitness
number of students within four working days prior
to the scheduled start date may be canceled. All
monthly classes are paid on a monthly basis. Most
class sessions begin the first day of the
month unless otherwise noted.
Class Sites:
Conference and
Recreation Center
14075 Frederick St.
ADVANCED JR. TENNIS (4 WEEKS)
This clinic is for juniors with extensive experience
or those who have successfully attained all three
beginning junior tennis patches. The focus on this
clinic is learning how to play matches and acquire
advanced skills and strokes. Students need to supply
a tennis racquet. Site: Woodland Park, 25705 Cactus
Ave.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Sat/
8-17 First Sat
11 am-12 noon
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$86
$111
Come and learn to bowl, participate in a league, and
meet new friends. There will be a party and prizes
at the end of the program! League fees include
two games per week, rental shoes, and prizes. For
detailed information call 413.3280. Site: Moreno
Valley Brunswick Bowl, 24666 Sunnymead Blvd.
Tues/
4-5:30 pm
AGE BEGINS
5-17 Session 1:
May 7
Session 2:
Jul 2
Senior Community Center
25075 Fir Ave.
TownGate Community Center
13100 Arbor Park Ln.
RESHAPE YOUR BODY AND MIND
(4 WEEKS)
BOWLING CLASS AND LEAGUE
(8 WEEKS)
DAY/TIME
March Field Community Center
15325 5th St.
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$50
$65
$50
$65
Reshape your body and mind through a physical and
mental workout. Expand your awareness, balance,
and inner peace, using a combination of basic
principles of martial arts, yoga, and pilates in a fun,
safe, and friendly environment. *Site: Conference
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Sat/
10:4511:30 am
12 & First Sat
Older
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$45
$59
SUMMER YOUTH AND TEEN
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Escape the heat and work on your basketball game
with our Summer Basketball League. This league
is great for those looking to improve their skills.
Registration fee includes eight games and a T-shirt.
Skills day is June 1 at the Conference and Recreation
Center.
Practices begin June 10 with games
beginning on June 25. Early registration fees are $58
for residents and $75 for non-residents if paid by May
2. After May 2 fees are $68 for residents and $85
for non-residents. Registration deadline is May 22
or until full. *A processing fee of $2 (resident) or $4
(non-resident) will be charged. *Site: Conference and
Recreation Center.
Teen Fitness
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
FEE
FEE
Tues & Wed 8-17 Jun 1- Aug 2 $58
$75
& Thurs & Sat
TBA
SKILLS DAY: June 1
TIME
DIVISION
YEAR BORN
9:00 am
C
2004-2005
9:00 am
B
2003-2003
10:30 am
A
2000-2001
10:30 am
Teen
9th Grade-11th Grade
**For the teen division, a child may be in the 12th grade, but
cannot be 18 years of age.
TEEN OPEN PLAY SOCCER
Join us for some fast-paced open play arena soccer.
Enjoy the sport without a break in the action. No
registration required. Pay at the door. Site: Valley
Skate Park, 15415 6th St., March Field Park.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
FEE
FEE
Mon-Sun/
5-7 pm
12 -17 Ongoing
$2
$3
(No open play on July 4)
12
when siblings are
registered in the same
program. The family
discount only applies to
non-contract programs.
Valley Skate Park
& Soccer Arena
Experience the ultimate in skateboarding and
in-line skating. The street plaza is extreme.
The park boasts a skull bowl, stairs, fun boxes,
rails, ledges, and many street obstacles. All
participants must have a signed waiver form
prior to park entry. Helmet is required at all
times in park.
LOCATION: 15415 6th Street
at March Field Park
HOURS:
YOUTH AND TEEN
A safe, supervised, and competitive environment for
youth and teens to play basketball. Check monthly
schedule for changes. Times are subject to change.
It is recommended to call prior. *Site Conference
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
YOUTH AND TEEN
OPEN PLAY VOLLEYBALL
Enjoy the above-the-net action of open play
volleyball. Get the edge on the competition or just
have fun while getting some exercise. No registration
is required; pay at the door. Check monthly schedule
for changes. Times are subject to change. It is
recommended to call prior. *Site: Conference and
Recreation Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Thurs/
12-17 Ongoing
6-7:30 pm
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$1
$1.50
FEES:
Yearly skate park
membership fee * $20
$26
Member session
entry fee
$1
$1.50
Non-Member session
entry fee
$2
$3
Soccer Arena
$3
$2
RENTAL ITEMS & FEES:
Helmet
$3
$4
SOCCER ARENA:
Open Play Arena Soccer:
Tues, Thurs, Fri, Sat, Sun
5-7 p.m. (youth)
7-9 p.m. (adult)
(Schedule subject to change)
* Memberships are available at the
Teen Fitness
Mon & Fri/ 9-17 Ongoing
$1
$1.50
6-9 pm
(No open play on May 27 and July 4)
Mon-Sun: 5-9 p.m.
13
Adult Classes
Pre-registration is required for all classes. Classes
that fail to meet the required minimum number
of students within four working days prior to the
scheduled start date may be canceled. All monthly
classes are paid on a monthly basis. Most class
sessions begin the first day of the month
unless otherwise noted.
Art
PHOTOGRAPHY-BEGINNING (4 WEEKS)
Learn to stage and compose your photographs
like a pro. Students will learn the basics including
composition, lighting, different film speeds, and
tripod. Bring your 35 mm or digital camera. Students
must purchase their own film. *Site: Conference and
Recreation Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Tues/
7-8 pm
13 & First Tues
Older
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$35
$46
WATERCOLOR TECHNIQUES (4 WEEKS)
This is a hands-on course designed to teach students
the basic design and composition principles and brush
handling techniques needed to make a watercolor
painting. *Site: Conference and Recreation Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Resident
FEE
Mon/
18 & First Mon
$70
10 am-1 pm Older
Non-Resident
FEE
$91
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Tues/
11 am12 noon
Thurs/
7:30- 9 pm
12 & First Tues
Older
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$39
$51
12 & First Thurs $39
Older
$51
LATIN ZUMBA (4 WEEKS)
This exotic class fuses Latin dance with fun and upbeat
music creating a unique fitness program that you are
sure to enjoy. The exciting routines feature fast and
slow rhythms and resistance training that combine
to tone and sculpt your body. *Site: Conference and
Recreation Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Resident
FEE
Mon & Fri/ 18 & First Mon
$30
6-7 pm
Older or Fri
Non-Resident
FEE
$39
Dance
BALLET FOLKLORICO
This is an intermediate to advanced class. Learn ballet
folklorico in a dynamic environment. The classes are
very interactive and exciting. You can learn dances
from many different regions of Mexico, practice
technique, stage presence, and choreography with
international instructor Gabriela. *Site: Conference
Resident
FEE
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Mon/
8-10 pm
15 & First Mon
$25
Older
Non-Resident
FEE
$33
Adult Classes
BELLY DANCING FOR FUN AND FITNESS
(6 WEEKS)
14
Beginner Class: Learn basic moves and finger
cymbals (zills), and how to dance with a veil.
Advanced students must have completed beginner
class. Students may have to purchase cymbals
and veil. This class is designed to work on dance
routines for scheduled performances. Performance
evaluations required by instructor before enrollment
in this class. *Site: Senior Community Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
BEGINNING
Tues/
16 & Session 1:
6:30 Older May 14
7:30 pm
Session 2:
Jun 25
ADVANCED
Tues/
16 & Session 1:
7:40Older May 14
8:40 pm
Session 2:
Jun 25
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$45
$59
$45
$59
$45
$59
$45
$59
There is a $2.00
processing fee per
transaction
for residents and a
$4.00 processing fee
for non-residents.
Education
Language
CPR (1 DAY)
Sudden cardiac arrest can happen to anyone,
anywhere, anytime. Without quick intervention by
someone who knows CPR, the chance of survival is
less than 5%. This is an AHA CPR and first aid class.
Participants will be asked to pay an additional $20
material fee on the day of the class. *Site: Conference
DAY/TIME AGE
BEGINS
Sat/
12 & Session 1:
8 am-4 pm Older May 18
Session 2:
Jun 15
Session 3:
Jul 20
Session 4:
Aug 17
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$45
$59
$45
$59
$45
$59
$45
$59
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL)
(8 WEEKS)
These classes are for adult ESL (English as a Second
Language) students who wish to speak, read, and
write in English, and are beginner and intermediate
level learners, including adults who can speak some
English and wish to improve their skills. *Site:
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Fri/
6-7 pm
18 & Session 1:
Older May 3
Session 2:
Jul 5
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$110
$143
$110
$143
Martial Arts
KUNG FU SAN SOO ANCIENT ART OF
SELF-DEFENSE (MONTHLY)
Learn to defend yourself through punches, kicks,
leverages, grappling, and more, regardless of your
size or age. This class also teaches self-confidence
and discipline. *Site: Senior Community Center.
DAY/TIME AGE BEGINS
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
Tues & 18 & First Tues
$45
Thurs/
Older or Thurs
7:30-8:30 pm
$59
MASTER STEVE’S TAE KWON DO
(4 WEEKS)
Learn the basic techniques in a fun, dynamic, and
safe environment. Develop confidence, discipline,
concentration, and a positive attitude. *Site:
DAY/TIME AGE
BEGINS
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
Mon-Wed/18 & First Mon
$50
$65
10-11 am Older
DMV (4 WEEKS)
This class is designed to help you prepare for and
pass the DMV written test. Each class will consist of
test administration with answers and where answers
are located in the DMV handbook. *Site: Conference
DAY/TIME AGE
Wed/
11 am12 pm
BEGINS
16 & First Wed
Older
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$30
$39
Earning your high school equivalency diploma can
make a world of difference in your life and your family’s
life! It is never too late to take the test and pass! This
course helps you prepare to pass by developing your
skills in all the areas covered in the test, including
science, math, social studies, reading, and writing.
Information and assistance is provided for locating
and registering for the GED test. *Site: Leading Edge
Center, 24150 Alessandro Blvd.
DAY/TIME AGE
Tues/
6-7 pm
BEGINS
18 & Session 1:
Older May 7
Session 2:
Jul 2
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$110
$143
$110
$143
DAY/TIME AGE BEGINS
Wed/
8-9 pm
& Fri/
6-7 pm
7 & Session 1:
Older May 1
Session 2:
Jun 5
Session 3:
Jul 3
Session 4:
Aug 7
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$50
$65
$50
$65
$50
$65
$50
$65
WOMEN’S SELF DEFENSE (4 WEEKS)
This class will teach women to defend themselves
usng strikes, kicks, leverages, and ground tactics.
Space is limited. *Site: Conference and Recreation
Center.
DAY/TIME AGE BEGINS
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
Mon & 18 & First Mon
$65
$85
Wed/
Older
9-10 am
Adult Classes
GENERAL EDUCATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT TEST (GED) (8 WEEKS)
Learn to challenge yourself, set goals, and persevere
in the attainment of those goals. *Site: Conference
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Music
BEGINNING PIANO (4 WEEKS)
Learn to “cheat” like the pros. This is a class for all
skill levels. Students learn to read “lead sheets” and to
read only the right hand and then learn various styles
of playing chords with the left hand. $20 workbook
fee. *Site: Conference and Recreation Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Wed/
6:307:20 pm
18 & First Wed
Older
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$45
$59
This class covers finger exercises, chords, chord
progression, and strums, all set to popular songs.
Students provide their own guitar and pitch pipe. A
$15 materials fee is due on the first day of class.
AGE BEGINS
Mon/
7-7:45 pm
16 & Session 1: $45
Older May 6
Session 2: $45
Jun 3
Session 3: $45
Jul 1
Session 4: $45
Aug 5
DRUMS (4 WEEKS)
This class covers the basics of drumming. Students
will learn how to play basic rhythms, how to hold
drumsticks, and how to play along to different styles of
music. Students must provide their own drumsticks.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Thurs/
5:306:30 pm
13 & First Thurs
Older
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$50
$65
distortion, and more! Students provide their own
guitar. *Site: Conference and Recreation Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Resident
FEE
$65
$65
Non-Resident
FEE
$59
$59
$59
$59
MORENO VALLEY MASTER CHORALE
(8 WEEKS)
This class will provide advanced singers a unique
opportunity to improve their vocal abilities, while
learning famous works from the choral repertoire.
Students will also have several performance
experiences with professional singers and orchestra.
Site: Valley View High School Choir Room, 13135
Nason St.
Resident
FEE
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Mon/
7-9 pm
18 & First Mon
$80
Older
Non-Resident
FEE
$100
Pet Training
DOG OBEDIENCE (8 WEEKS)
Teach your dog to obey basic commands of heel,
sit, stay, come, down, and finish. Dogs must be six
months or older. Owners must have a 6’ to a 15’
leash and a fine-link choker chain for their dog. Site:
TownGate Memorial Park, 13051 Elsworth St.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Sat/
9:0010:00 am
18 & Session 1:
Older Jun 1
Session 2:
Aug 3
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$85
$110
$85
$110
Adult Classes
Mon/
8 & Session 1: $50
3:30-4:30 pm Older May 6
Session 2: $50
Jul 1
Non-Resident
FEE
Resident
FEE
DAY/TIME
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Adult Fitness
ADULT OPEN PLAY SOCCER
Join us for some fast-paced open play arena soccer.
Enjoy the sport without a break in the action. No
registration required. Pay at the door. *Site: Valley
Skate Park, 15415 6th St., March Field Park.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Tues &
Thurs/
7-9 pm
Sat & Sun/
7-9 pm
18 & Ongoing
Older
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$2
$3
18 & Ongoing
$2
$3
Older
ARENA SOCCER 6 vs. 6
ADVANCED TENNIS (4 WEEKS)
Adult players have an opportunity to work on
improving their skills, while getting a workout, making
new friends, and having fun. Students will learn the
basic strokes, as well as training in the more advanced
areas of the game. Students need to supply tennis
racquets. Site: Woodland Park, 25405 Cactus Ave.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Sat/
12-1 pm
18 & First Sat
Older
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$86
$111
Youth & Adult
Developmentally
Challenged Programs
SUNSHINE SOCIAL CLUB (MONTHLY)
This program is designed for developmentally
challenged adults. Activities include games,
movies, crafts, and more. Must be mobile and
independent enough to take care of personal
needs. Limited enrollment. Participants must
pre-register at the Parks and Community
Services office. *Site: Senior Community
Center.
DAY/TIME AGE BEGINS
18 & First Wed $20
Older
$26
BILL’S SPECIAL KIDS SPORTS FOR
KIDS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
Bill’s Special Kids is a non-profit organization
that provides sports program opportunities
for youth with special needs. Special needs
youth are given the opportunity to strive for
their personal and athletic best. Developing
these skills gives these young people
something to be truly proud of. Activities
include baseball, dance, basketball, bowling,
swimming, and planned events. For more
information on the programs offered, contact:
www.BillsSpecialKids.com.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Coed
Mon/TBA
Men’s
Wed/TBA
Women’s
Fri/TBA
18 & Jul 1
Older
18 & Jul 3
Older
18 & Jul 5
Older
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$430/team $455/team
$430/team $455/team
$430/team $455/team
KICKBALL
Kickball is real fun for real people. Leagues are for
coed adults, and play is like the elementary school
game you remember. It’s an easy game that is
open to all skill levels. Games will be five innings
or fifty minutes, whichever comes first. Don’t have
a team but want to play? We maintain an interested
player pool for teams in need of players and players
in need of teams. Fees include all officials’ fees.
Early registration fee is $430 if paid by May 6. After
May 6 fee is $455. Only $200 required up-front for
registration. The remaining balance must be paid
before fourth league game. Registration deadline is
May 23. The managers’ meeting is on May 23 at 6:30
p.m. at the Conference and Recreation Center. Site:
March Field Park, 6th St.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Mon / TBA 18 & Jun 3
Older
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$430/team $455/team
Class Sites:
Conference and Recreation Center
14075 Frederick St.
25075 Fir Ave.
Adult Fitness
Wed/
6-8 pm
FEE
FEE
Join us for some fast-paced indoor soccer. Games
will be 50 minutes and played in the new soccer
arena with six players per team. Don’t have a team
but want to play? We maintain an interested player
pool for teams in need of players. Fees include
officials’ fees. Early registration fee is $430 if paid
by June 13. After June 13 fee is $455. Only $200
team fee required up-front for registration. The
remaining balance must be paid before fourth league
game. Registration deadline is June 27 or until full.
The managers’ meeting is on June 27 at 6:30 p.m. at
the Conference and Recreation Center. Site: Valley
Skate Park at March Field Park, 6th St.
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LUNCH HOUR OPEN PLAY BASKETBALL
Have a power lunch in the gym. No registration
required. Pay at the door. *Site: Conference and
Recreation Center.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Mon-Fri/
11 am1 pm
18 & Ongoing
Older
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$3
$4
Cottonwood
Golf Center
13671 Frederick Street, 413.3290
Hours: 7:00 a.m. to dusk
Weekdays
9 Holes
18 Holes
Resident Fee
Resident Fee
Regular
$9
$13
Senior (55 & up)
$7
$11
Student
$5
$8
Enjoy the above-the-rim action of open play basketball.
Get the edge on the competition in the adult league
or just have fun while getting some exercise. No
registration required. Times are subject to change. It
is recommended to call prior. Pay at the door. *Site:
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Sun/
7-11 am
Mon-Fri
6:308:30 am
Tues/
6-9 pm
18 & Ongoing
Older
18 & Ongoing
Older
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$3
$4
$3
$4
18 & Ongoing
$3
$4
Older
Adult Fitness
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Enjoy the action of open play volleyball. Get the edge
on the competition or just have fun while getting some
exercise. No registration required. Pay at the door.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
18 & Ongoing
Older
$15
9 Holes
$15
18 Holes
Resident Fee
Resident Fee
$9
Regular
$11
$15
Senior (55 & up)
$11
$15
$7
$9
Student
New Twilight Green Fees
After 2:00 p.m.
OPEN PLAY VOLLEYBALL
Thurs/
7:309:30 pm
Weekends/Holidays/
Tournaments
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$3
$3.75
There is a $2.00 processing fee
per transaction for residents
and a $4.00 processing fee
for non-residents.
Now taking sign-ups at the Conference and
Recreation Center for Junior Golf Clinics
951.413.3280
Regular/Senior for 18 Holes
Student for 18 Holes
Regular/Senior for 9 Holes
Student for 9 Holes
$10
$8
$6
$5
Rentals/Monthly Cards
Monthly cards
$75 residents
Monday-Friday only
(unlimited play)
Punch cards for
ten rounds of
9-holes
Carts — $3
Clubs — $5
Fees are subject to change without notice.
(Non-resident fee is resident fee plus 30%)
RESHAPE YOUR BODY AND MIND
(4 WEEKS)
Reshape your body and mind through a physical and
mental workout. Expand your awareness, balance,
and inner peace using a combination of basic
principles of martial arts, yoga, and pilates in a fun,
safe, and friendly environment. *Site: Conference
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Resident
FEE
Sat/10:45- 18 & First Sat $45
11:30 am Older
Non-Resident
FEE
$59
SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Slow pitch softball leagues begin in June. Don’t have
in need of teams. Team registration fees are $475 for
all competitive leagues and $390 for non-competitive,
coed leagues. Fees include all officials’ fees. $125 is
required to start the season. The remaining balance
needs to be paid before the third game of the regular
season. If balance is not paid off, the team will not be
allowed to continue playing and will not get a refund
on what has been paid already. Registration deadline
is May 30. Mandatory managers’ meeting is May
30 at 6:00 p.m. at the Conference and Recreation
Center. Game Sites: March Field Park, 6th St., and
Sunnymead Park, 12655 Perris Blvd.
DAY/TIME
AGE BEGINS
Sun-Coed 18 & Jun 9
Non-Comp Older
Sun-Coed 18 & Jun 9
Comp C
Older
Sun-Coed 18 & Jun 9
Comp D
Older
Mon Church 18 & Jun 10
Older
Thurs C
18 & Jun 13
Older
Thurs D
18 & Jun 13
Older
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
WOMEN’S SOCCER LEAGUE
Sign up for our soccer league for women. Don’t have
in need of teams. Fee includes all officials’ fees. We
will require $200 to start the season. The remaining
balance needs to be paid before the third game of the
regular season. If balance is not paid off, the team
will not be allowed to continue playing and will not get
a refund on what has been paid already. Registration
deadline and managers’ meeting will be held on
May 30 at 6:30 p.m. at the Conference and Recreation
Center. Game Site: Moreno Valley Community Park,
13380 Frederick St.
DAY/TIME
AGE
BEGINS
Sun/TBA
Sun/TBA
18-29 Jun 16
30 & Jun 16
Older
Resident
FEE
Non-Resident
FEE
$550/team $715/team
$550/team $715/team
YOGA (4 WEEKS)
Reduce stress and increase mental alertness. Learn
techniques and physical postures that promote health
and calmness as well as flexibility, vitality, strength,
and more. Participants must bring their own towel
and mat. *Site: Senior Community Center.
BEGINS
Resident
FEE
DAY/TIME
AGE
Tues/
6:307:30 pm
18 & First Tues $43
Older
Non-Resident
FEE
$56
$390/team $507/team
$475/team $618/team
$475/team $618/team
Class Sites:
Conference and Recreation
Center
14075 Frederick St.
$475/team $618/team
$475/team $618/team
$475/team $618/team
25075 Fir Ave.
Adult Fitness
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Senior Services
A
ll programs and activities for seniors are held at the Moreno Valley
Senior Community Center. Active senior citizens age 50 and older
who do not require special care or adult supervision are welcome
to register. There is no membership fee. The Senior Community Center
is located at 25075 Fir Avenue, just east of Perris Boulevard.
Regular operating hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
For more information, call 951.413.3430.
DIAL-A-RIDE
Dial-a-Ride is available to seniors with
an American Disability Act (ADA) card.
There is $2.50 fee per ride. Dial-aRide operates Monday through Friday
from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and on
Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 a.m.
to 5:00 p.m. To make reservations,
call 1.800.795.7887.
Senior Services
HEALTH INSURANCE CARE
ADVOCACY PROGRAM
The Health Insurance Counseling
and Advocacy Program is a volunteer
supported program that helps
Medicare beneficiaries of any age
make choices about their benefits
and rights. Consultation with a trained
health insurance counselor is available
on the first and third Tuesday of the
month by appointment only. For more
information, please call 413.3430 or
800.434.0222.
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INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE
The Moreno Valley Senior Community
Center provides information about
a wide range of special services
available to seniors and can help
seniors access those services. Visit
the reception desk or call 413.3430
for information.
LUNCH PROGRAM
A nutritious lunch is served to seniors
age 50 and over at 11:30 a.m.,
Monday through Friday, by the Family
Service Association. Call the morning
of to make reservations. A $3 donation
is requested. Meals for homebound
seniors are also available. For more
information, call the County
Nutrition Program at 247.1667
between 8:00 a.m. and noon.
THE MOVAN
The MoVan provides service to
medical appointments and hospitals
within a 35-mile radium of Moreno
Valley for seniors over 60 or adult
handicapped. Wheelchair accessible.
Cost is $1.50 each way within Moreno
Valley. Reservations are required
24 hours in advance by calling
1.800.351.6571.
OFFICE ON AGING
The Office on Aging is dedicated to
providing programs and services
such as employment, caregivers,
care
management,
counseling,
disease prevention, transportation,
and other programs. For more
information, call 1.800.510.2020,
TTY 951.697.4699.
SHARED HOUSING PROGRAM
The Shared Housing Program of the
Volunteer Center of Riverside County
connects home seekers with compatible home providers by registering
and carefully screening all applicants.
Please call 686.4402 for more
information.
There is a
per transaction
for residents and a
for non-residents.
Senior Classes
Arts & Crafts
CERAMICS
Individual instruction on ceramic
greenware for beginners and advanced
students. Students are responsible for
their own materials. See instructor for
material list.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Wed/9 am
Ongoing
Free
CRAFTY EXPERIENCE
All seniors are welcome to join the
crafts class where creativity abounds!
Students provide their own materials.
Projects are displayed at the Senior
Community Center.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Tues/1-3 pm
Ongoing
Free
CROCHET CLASS
Learn to make granny squares,
afghans, baby clothes, and sweaters
while having fun in a great class.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Wed/9 am-12 noon Ongoing
Free
OIL PAINTING
Paintings are displayed at the Senior
Community Center. See instructor for
materials.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Thurs/9 am-12 noon Ongoing
Free
Learn the basics of quilting and
sewing.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Wed/12 noon
Ongoing
Free
Fri/10 am
Ongoing
Free
HUFFERS AND PUFFERS
Aerobic exercises offered to all seniors
three times a week.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Mon & Wed & Fri/ Ongoing
Free
9:15-10:15 am
LINE DANCING
FOR BEGINNERS
Learn a new dance and have some real
down-home fun.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Tues/1 pm
Ongoing
Free
Thurs/1 pm
Ongoing
Free
LINE DANCING PARTY
Come line dance to your favorite
songs!
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Mon/1 pm
Ongoing
Free
TAE BO
Enjoy an invigorating morning workout
with an exciting class of Tae Bo.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Mon & Wed & Fri/ Ongoing
Free
8:10 am
TAI CHI
Enjoy relaxation techniques while
improving balance and stamina.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Mon/8:30 am
Ongoing
Free
Fri/10:30 am
Ongoing
Free
Class Site:
25075 Fir Ave.
Senior Classes
QUILTING
Fitness
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YOGA FOR SENIORS
Join an introduction to the basics of
yoga including breathing, relaxation,
meditation, and postures.
Dress
comfortably.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Tues/9 am
Ongoing
Free
ZUMBA
Come have a good time and get good
cardio while doing Latin dance.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Mon & Fri/
Ongoing
Free
12:30 pm
Games
BILLIARDS
The Senior Community Center has
a pool room with four new standard
pool tables. Tournaments and King
of the Hill are offered. Pool cues are
available at the front desk.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Mon-Fri/
Ongoing
Free
8 am-4 pm
(No class on May 27 and July 4)
BINGO
Join us weekly for a variety of bingo
games, including straight bingo,
blackout, and many more. Prizes
awarded.
Res. Non-Res.
DAY/TIME BEGINS FEE FEE
Wed/1-3 pm Ongoing $.50/ $.63/card
card
Senior Classes
BRIDGE (INTERMEDIATE)
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This class is for the experienced, but
not yet advanced, player.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Wed/
Ongoing
Free
12:15-4 pm
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Tues/10:30 am
Fri/10:15 am
BRIDGE (ADVANCED)
This bridge class is for the experienced
player.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Fri/12:30 pm
Ongoing
Free
BUNCO
Bunco is a good way to get acquainted.
Prizes awarded.
Res. Non-Res.
DAY/TIME BEGINS FEE FEE
Thurs/1-3 pm Ongoing $1 $1.30
CANASTA
Great card game where it is all about
strategy.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Thurs/1 pm
Ongoing
Free
DOMINOES
Come enjoy a game of dominoes at
the Senior Center. Open to all levels
of experience.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Tues/12 noon
Ongoing
Free
KING OF THE HILL
Join us for an exciting game of King of
the Hill.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Wed/1 pm
Ongoing
Free
PINOCHLE
Join us for an exciting game of
Pinochle.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Tues & Thurs/
Ongoing
Free
10 am - 4 pm
Life Skills
GRANDPARENTS RAISING
GRANDCHILDREN
In changing times, we can all use
support now and then. This support
group will answer some difficult
questions.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Fourth Tues/
May 28,
Free
10 am
Jun 27,
Jul 25,
Aug 22
Riverside
Community College
Sponsored Class
WEIGHT LOSS
SUPPORT GROUP
Do not struggle with weight loss
on your own. This support group
will help you track your pounds,
provide healthy recipes and exercise
techniques.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Thurs/9 am
Ongoing
Free
Music
Riverside Community College offers
classes at the Moreno Valley Senior
Community Center. To enroll or for
more information, call Riverside
Community College at 328.3811.
SCE-830 - MATURE
DRIVING IMPROVEMENT
This two day course is designed to update
the driving skills of students age 55 and
older. Curriculum is provided by the State
of California DMV. Students will pay a
$1.00 fee to the instructor in class for the
DMV Certificate of Completion.
FEE
$1.00
There is a $2.00
processing fee per
transaction for
residents and a
for non-residents
Learn to play the guitar in just one
class. It is easy and fun!
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Thurs/1 pm
Ongoing
Free
Reading/Writing
BOOK CLUB
Come join us for our weekly book
club. This is an excellent way to
socialize with other seniors.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
First & Third
Ongoing
Free
Thurs/2 pm
CREATIVE WRITING
Learn how to write your life stories,
short stories, and poems.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Tues/ 10 am
Ongoing
Free
Senior Classes
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
Thurs/Fri/
TBD
8:30 am-12:00 noon
GUITAR CLASS
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FATHER’S DAY CELEBRATION
Language
Fun, music and free barbecue, chips
and punch.
ENGLISH CLASS
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
No matter what level experience you Thurs/1 pm
Jun 13
Free
have, you are welcome to learn how
to read and speak in English in a fun
TEXAS BARBECUE
environment.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE Enjoy some delicious barbecue hot off
Tues & Thurs/
Ongoing
Free the grill.
9 am
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Thurs/1 pm
Jul 11
Free
SPANISH CLASS
No matter what level of experience
you have, you are welcome to learn
how to read and speak in Spanish in a
fun environment.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Tues & Thurs/
Ongoing
Free
10 am
Senior Events
Special Events
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CINCO DE MAYO
CELEBRATION
Enjoy the Mexican Culture. Snacks will
be provided.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Thurs/1 pm
May 2
Free
MOTHER’S DAY
GARDEN PARTY
Dress in your finest attire, with hat and
gloves, and attend our Mother’s Day
garden party on the back patio.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Thurs/1 pm
May 9
Free
HAWAIIAN LUAU
It’s that time of year to dress Hawaiian
style.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Thurs/1 pm
Aug 15
Free
MONTHLY SENIOR
BIRTHDAY
Registration is required; sign up in
lunchroom at desk. Sponsored by
Friends of the Moreno Valley Senior
Center and Moreno Valley Miller/
Jones Mortuary.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Thurs/12 noon
May 23, Jun 27, Free
Jul 25, Aug 22
SWAP MEET
Calling all bargain shoppers! Our
senior swap meet is here, so come
on down. Vendor fee is $5.
DAY/TIME
BEGINS
FEE
Fri/8 am
Jun 7
Free
Fri/8 am
Sep 6
Community Service
Groups & Programs
Youth Groups
BASEBALL/SOFTBALL
ASA Diamond
Girls Softball Association
(Ages 5-18) 782.2971
www.mvdgsa.com
Canyon Springs Little League
247.1716
Colossal Sports
(ages 7-14) 485.0810
Moreno Valley Youth
Federation
(Pony Baseball/Softball)
(Ages 5-18) 243.6291
BASKETBALL
Blue Crush Basketball Club
(Ages 9-17) 909.631.7002
www.bluecrush.org
bluecrushmoval@yahoo.com
Dream Crushers Athletics
Middle School students
Ages 10-18 570.9668
Dreamcrushers11@hotmail.com
www.dreamcrushersathletics.
com
Inland Circle Jam
Championship Ring
Basketball Club
(ages 8-17)
www.inlandcircle.net
Moreno Valley Parks &
Community Services
Basketball League
413.3280
www.moval.org
National Junior Basketball
966.4901
www.njbl.org
CHEERLEADING/
FOOTBALL
CYSC Youth Spirit
242.6539
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organization’s name, website
address, e-mail address and
phone number to lisas@moval.org.
Rancho Belago Panthers
Football and Cheer
(Ages 5-14) 214.1597
Friends of the Northern
San Jacinto Valley
e-mail: northfriends@
northfriends.org
web page:
www.northfriends.org
DRUM SQUAD/BAND
Sierra Club,
Moreno Valley Group
e-mail: movalleygroup
@yahoo.com
web page:
www.sangorgonio.
sierraclub.org/
moreno-valley
Save Our Skyline:
Box Springs through
Badlands
e-mail: saveourskyline
@roadrunner.com
San Bernardino Valley
Audubon Society
web page: www.sbvas.org
Kids Come 1st Sports
312.2892 or 840.6551
Moreno Valley Junior
All-American Football
and Cheer
(Ages 4-14) 643.7048
www.movalfalcons.com
Moreno Valley
Parks & Community Services
Flag Football
413.3280
www.moval.org
Moreno Valley
Pop Warner Football & Cheer
(Ages 5-15)
morenovalleypopwarner
@yahoo.com
www.morenovalleypopwarner.
@yahoo.com
www.morenovalley
popwarner.com
Next Level Athletics
200.5052
www.nlathletics.org
www.fiatmgroupinc.org
Rancho Belago
Junior All-American
Football and Cheer
(Ages 5-14) 756.4928
leaguelineup.com/RBRAVENS
CYSC Youth Spirit
242.6539
Yamato Youth Arts Association
Drum Corps., Inc.
(Ages 14-21) 333.5384
Director@yamato
drumcorps.org
www.yamatodrumcorps.org
SOCCER
AYSO
Region 187
242.2976
www.ayso187.org
Inland United Soccer Club
453.1235
abriseno26@yahoo.com
www.inlandunitedsoccerclub.com
SPECIAL NEEDS
Sports for Special Needs
Youth Bill’s Special Kids
(Ages 5-18) 242.7261
www.billsspecialkids.com
SWIMMING
Moreno Valley Aquatics
(All Ages)
www.mvaq.com
TRACK/RUNNING
Rockets Track Team
(Ages 7-15) 247.6384
Universal Striders Track Club
(Ages 7-18) 452.7739
www.eteam2.com/mvrockets
VOLLEYBALL
Dream Crushers Athletics
Middle School, Ages 10-18
570.9668
Dreamcrushers11@hotmail.com
www.dreamcrushersathletics.com
Adult Sports
Moreno Valley Golf Club
413.3280
Moreno Valley
Parks & Community
Services Adult Sports
413.3280
Community Service Groups & Programs
Moreno Valley Little League
(Ages 4-17) 57.CATCH
www.morenovalleylittleleague.
com
Environmental
Groups
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Community Service Groups
CHAMBERS OF
COMMERCE
Moreno Valley
Black Chamber of Commerce
443.0226
www.mvbcc.org
Moreno Valley
Chamber of Commerce
697.4404
www.movalchamber.org
Moreno Valley Hispanic
Chamber of Commerce
571.3832
www.mvhcc.biz
CHARITIES
American Red Cross
888.831.0031
951.656.4218
Riverside County Chapter
www.riversidecounty.
redcross.org
Community Service Groups
Anti-Graffiti Patrol
486.6718
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Catholic Charities
San Bernardino/
Riverside Counties
23623 Sunnymead Blvd.
924.9964
Salvation Army
653.9131
www.morenovalley
salvationarmy.org
HOBBY/INTEREST
GROUPS
Amateur Civil Emergency
Services/Radio Amateur Civil
Emergency Services
413.3800
Moreno Valley Amateur
Radio Association
www.mvaranet.org/index.html
Moreno Valley Citrus
Swing Orchestra
288.0309
www.citrus-swing.org
Moreno Valley
Community Band
850.3953
www.mvcommunityband.org
www.mvwindsymphony.org
Moreno Valley
Folklorico Scholarship
Association
247.5899
Volunteer
Opportunity
Youth Basketball
Coaches
hopeandjourney88@
yahoo.com
Healing Together,
Mothers Without Daughters
243.6455
Moreno Valley Parks &
Community Services is
looking for volunteer coaches
for the up-coming Youth
Basketball League.
Helpline 24-HOUR Crisis/
Suicide Intervention
686.HELP (4357)
All coaches must fill out
volunteer application and
be finger-printed at cost to
the City. Whether you want
to coach your child’s team
or share your talents with the
youth of the community, this
is a chance of a lifetime. If
interested call 413.3280.
Steps-Ahead Educational
Development
992.3462
www.steps-ahead.us
Trailseekers of Moreno Valley
Inc. (Equestrian)
www.trailseekersmv.org
Vanguard Community
Art Gallery
697.9022
vanguard@mvcaf.org
EDUCATION
Riverside County
Office of Education
Children’s Services Unit
826.6626 or 1.800.442.4297
Riverside County Office
of Education Head Start/
Preschool
1.800.600.1800
SERVICE GROUPS
Friends of the
Moreno Valley Senior Center
413.3430
Inland Empire Southern
California Organization
of Retired Executives
Mentoring Program
http://Inlandempire.score.org
Moreno Valley
Friends of the Library
242.1777
Moreno Valley Morning Rotary
312.6587
Morning Optimist Club
of Moreno Valley
tvackar@verizon.net
Moreno Valley Soroptimist
924.5443
Moreno Valley
Genealogical Society
485.3240
Moreno Valley Women’s Club
485.1868
Moreno Valley Master Chorale
247.9261
Challenging Cancer
Support Group
656.7879
SUPPORT GROUPS
Operation SafeHouse
(Ages 12-18)
351.4418
VOLUNTEER GROUPS
Citizen’s Patrol
486.6715
Community Emergency
Response Team
413.3800
Emergency Response Force
413.3800
Family Service Association
686.3706
Park Patrol
413.3702
Volunteer Center of Greater
Riverside County
211
Volunteer Reserve
Firefighter
486.6780
YOUTH GROUPS
Boy Scouts of America
California
Inland Empire Council
909.793.2463
Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio
(Ages 5-17)
1.800.400.4475
www.gssgc.org
Fire Explorer
486.6780
Inland Young Marines
(Ages 8-18)
286.0702
www.Inlandyoungmarines.us
Police Explorer
486.6718
Y.M.C.A.
689.9622
www.riversideymca.org
Youth Service
Association
683.5193
Planning the party
of a lifetime?
pick the best location
pick Moreno Valley
Senior Center
The main room can be sectioned for
workshops and simultaneous conference
activities. The spacious banquet room is
equipped with a lighted stage, sound system,
commercial kitchen facilities, handicapped
accessible restrooms and a warm, inviting
foyer.
Let our staff help you plan your event. Located at 25075 Fir Avenue.
For reservations, information and appointments call 413.3430.
Facility Rentals
The Moreno Valley Senior Center is a
spectacular multipurpose facility that offers
everything you need for your special occasion.
The facility accommodates banquet-style
seating for up to 200 guests and theater-style
seating for up to 487.
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Parks Sites
Park Sites
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To obtain a map of the City’s multi-use trails and bikeways call 413.3702.
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NAME/LOCATION
Moreno Valley Conference & Recreation Center
14075 Frederick St.
Senior Community Center, 25075 Fir Av.
TownGate Community Center, 13100 Arbor Park Lane
Cottonwood Golf Center, 13671 Frederick St.
March Field Park Community Center, 15325 5th St
Sunnymead Park, 12655 Perris Blvd.
Moreno Valley Community Park
13380 Frederick St.
John F. Kennedy Park, 15115 Indian St.
Weston Park, 13170 Lasselle St.
Gateway Park, 23975 Manzanita Av.
Westbluff Park, 10750 Pigeon Pass Rd.
Woodland Park, 25705 Cactus Av.
Morrison Park, 26667 Dracaea Av.
Bethune Park, 16745 Kitching St.
Moreno Valley Equestrian Park & Nature Center
11150 Redlands Blvd. (includes Hound Town Dog Park)
Cottonwood Equestrian Staging Area
28590 Cottonwood Av.
Ridge Crest Park, 28506 John F. Kennedy Dr.
Fairway Park, 27891 John F. Kennedy Dr.
Victoriano Park, 25730 Los Cabos Dr.
Pedrorena Park, 16009 Rancho Del Lago
El Potrero Park, 16901 Lasselle St.
TownGate Memorial Park, 13051 Elsworth St.
Bayside Park, 24435 Bay Av.
Adrienne Mitchell Memorial Park, 22631 Bay Av.
Shadow Mountain Park, 23239 Presidio Hills Dr.
Hidden Springs Park–Phase I (Open Space)
9675 Hidden Springs Dr.
March Field Park and Valley Skate Park, 15415 6th St.
Parque Amistad, 26160 Gentian Av.
College Park, 16130 Lasselle St.
Vista Lomas Park, 26700 Iris Av.
Celebration Park, 14965 Morgan Av.
Rock Ridge Park, 27119 Waterford Way
Rancho Verde Staging Area, 17484 Kentucky Derby Dr.
Patriot Park, 15310 Perris Blvd.
Cold Creek Trailhead, Nason and Dracaea
Rancho Verde Park, Lasselle St. and Cremello
Lasselle Sports Complex, 17155 Lasselle St.
PARK
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FACILITIES
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Moreno Valley Unified School District Swim Program
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The Moreno Valley Summer Swim Program
offers lessons for ages 6 months and up at both
Parent and Me:
Valley View High School and Canyon Springs
Ages 6 months-2years High School. Group lessons are offered M-F
for 45 minutes each day for 2 weeks at a time
Level 2:
at 10am, 11am, 12pm, 4pm, 5pm, and 6pm.
3-4 year olds
Private and semi-private lessons are M-F for
2 weeks for 30 minutes each class (schedule
Level 3:
varies by pool).
Beginning swimming
Signups
Cost
ages 5 and up
(cash or check only)
Saturday, June 15
First child $50;
Conference and
Level 4:
Recreation Center
Additional
Students must be
children $45;
8 am-12 noon
able to swim 25 yds.
(outside)
Private lessons
of both front crawl
$180;
Dates
and back crawl
Semi-private
lessons
Session 1:
$120/child
independently.
June 17-28
Session 2:
Hours
Level 5:
July 1-12
(Pools will be open
June 17 to August 17)
Students must have
(no class on July 11)
completed level 4
Valley View hours:
Session 3:
M-F 1pm-4pm
July 15-26
S/S 1pm-8pm
Level 6:
Session 4:
Canyon
Springs
4 course options
July 29-August 9
hours:
Competitive swimming,
M-F 1pm-4pm
Recreational
junior lifeguarding,
Swimming
*Schedule subject
fitness swimming
is offered for $2/day
to change
& diving
For more information, call
*Subject to availability
571.4860 on June 17 or after.
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Affordable Elegance
The Moreno Valley Conference and Recreation
Center offers the perfect setting for ceremonies and
receptions. Our Grand Valley Ballroom features
floor to ceiling windows, adjacent reception
patios and a kitchen that lets you choose
your own chef.
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Book Your Next Event at
the Moreno Valley Conference
& Recreation Center.
Our Conference Center has a variety of rooms
and facilities to meet your needs — from
presentations, to training seminars,to regional
conferences. We offer a central location and unparalleled
customer service to help you and your event succeed.
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City Directory
Moreno Valley City Hall • 14177 Frederick Street • 413.3000
All area codes are 951 unless otherwise listed.
City Council
Staff
Meets second and fourth Tuesday of the month at 6:30 p.m.,
Henry Garcia
14177 Frederick St. Council Chamber.
Michelle Dawson
Council Office ............................................................ 413.3008
Michele Patterson
City Offices and Services
Abdul Ahmad
Fire Chief
Ahmad Ansari
Public Works Director/City Engineer
Animal Services .........................................................413.3790
Building Inspection Services ......................................413.3350
Building Permit Processing ........................................413.3380
Business License .......................................................413.3080
Capital Projects ..........................................................413.3130
City Attorney ...............................................................413.3036
City Manager
Assistant City Manager
Assistant to the City Manager
Barry Foster
Community & Economic
Development Director
Jane Halstead, CMC
City Clerk
Suzanne Bryant
Thomas M. DeSantis
Michael McCarty
City Clerk ...................................................................413.3001
City Council ................................................................413.3008
Joel Ontiveros
City Manager...............................................................413.3020
Rick Teichert
Acting City Attorney
Administrative Services Director
Parks & Community Services
Director
Police Chief
Financial & Management
Services Director
Code & Neighborhood Services .................................413.3340
Conference & Recreation Center ...............................413.3280
Economic Development ............................................ 413.3460
Facilities .................................................................... 413.3710
Financial & Administrative Services ...........................413.3021
Fire ........................................................................... 486.6780
Fire Inspection Services ............................................ 413.3370
Graffiti Hotline ............................................................ 413.3171
Human Resources .....................................................413.3045
Land Development ................................................... 413.3120
Utilities
Moreno Valley Electric Utility
Customer Service
1.877.811.8700
Administration
After Hours Emergencies
413.3512
1.877.811.1888
Southern California Edison
1.800.655.4555
The Gas Company
1.800.427.2200
Eastern Municipal
Water District
928.3777
Library........................................................................ 413.3880
Maintenance & Operations ........................................413.3160
Refuse/Recycling
Media & Communications ..........................................413.3053
Waste Management of Inland Empire
Neighborhood Preservation/Redevelopment ............ 413.3450
Office of Emergency Management
1.800.423.9986
Television/Cable Television
Verizon
1.800.483.5000
AT&T
1.800.310.2355
Time Warner Cable
1.888.892.2253
& Volunteer Services ........................................................413.3800
City Directory
Parks & Community Services ....................................413.3280
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Parks Maintenance ....................................................413.3702
Planning .....................................................................413.3206
School Districts
Police .........................................................................486.6700
Moreno Valley Unified School District
Public Works Administration.......................................413.3100
Val Verde Unified School District
940.6100
Purchasing ................................................................ 413.3190
Moreno Valley College
571.6100
571.7500
Recreation ..................................................................413.3280
Senior Community Center ..........................................413.3430
Chambers of Commerce
Shopping Carts (abandoned) .....................................413.3330
Moreno Valley Chamber of Commerce
Special Districts .........................................................413.3480
Moreno Valley Black Chamber of Commerce
443.0226
Street Maintenance ...................................................413.3160
Moreno Valley Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
485.8170
697.4404
TownGate Community Center ....................................413.3729
Transportation ............................................................413.3140
Weed Abatement .......................................................413.3340
FREE Concert Series
Fridays at 6:00
6:0 - 7:30 p.m. at Towngate Memorial Park,
your dinner, blankets and lawn chairs
13051 Elsworth Street. Bring
Br
and prepare to par
party as we pay tribute to a variety of music.
Free Admission
Red Not Chili Peppers
May
3
Red Hot Chili Peppers Tribute Band/Rock
May
10
Latin Society
May
17
Southband
May
31
Gold Rush
Latin Music
Classic Rock
Country
June
7
Hulaballo
June
14
Joshua Tree
June
21
Soulsomatik
Children’s
U2 Tribute Band
Motown
Concert series concludes at
July 4th Celebration
Family FunFest located at
Mountain View
Middle School
July
4
Enjoy the music at the
July 4 Family Funfest
4:00 p.m. Mrs. Jones Revenge
5:45 p.m. Ghosts in the Machine
7:30 p.m. Hollywood Stones
For more information call the City of Moreno Valley’s
Parks & Community Services Department at 413.3280
Moreno Valley Parks & Community Services www.moval.org
951.413.3281 14075 Frederick Street, Moreno Valley, CA 92553
PRESRTD STD
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U.S. POSTAGE PAID
MORENO VALLEY, CA
PERMIT NO. 153
Postal Customer
July FunFest
4th
2013
9:30 a.m.
-noon
2-9
p.m.
Wine &
Beer
Garden!
Independence Day Parade
North on Frederick Street beginning at Alessandro Blvd.,
then west on TownGate Blvd.
Family FunFest
Morrison Park/Mountain View Middle School (corner of
Dracaea Ave. & Morrison St.) Gates open at 1 p.m.
Presale tickets: Available at the Conference and Recreation Center from
June 11-July 3. Cost: $2 per person or $10 for a family (up to 6 people).
July 4: Free entry between 1-4 p.m. After 4 p.m. $3 per person,
Military service members with valid I.D. and children under 5 are free.
2
p.m.
Community Stage
4
p.m.
National Anthem
Mrs. Jones Revenge
5:45
p.m.
Ghost in the Machine
7:30
p.m.
Hollywood Stones
9
p.m.
Fireworks Extravaganza Music Simulcast by KOLA 99.9 FM
In the interest of everyone’s
’ safety,
f t please be aware:
Barbecues are welcome! (propane only)
No pets, alcohol or fireworks.
There will be a mandatory search of ALL bags, purses
and coolers.Limited entry to festival site after 6 p.m.
Come out early to the
Family FunFest and enjoy
the Bands, Food, Arts and
Crafts booths, Jumpers,
Petting Zoo and Pony Rides
Sponsors
Visit www.moval.org for more information on Moreno Valley’s 4th of July event.

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