Culver City Living

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Culver City Living

CULVER CITY LIVING
A GUIDE
TO
LEISURE ACTIVITIES PROVIDED
Welcome to the
Culver City Living!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
City Information ..................................1-2
Community Events ..................................3
Aquatics ..................................................4
Adult Sports ............................................5
Youth Sports Classes & Camps ............6-7
Camps & Afterschool Programs ..............8
Parks & Playgrounds ................................8
Recreation Classes..............................9-14
Senior Center ........................................15
Senior Nutrition ....................................16
Social Services ......................................17
Volunteering Opportunities....................18
Teen Center ..........................................19
Park & Facility Information ....................20
Registration Information & Forms ....21-22
BY THE
PARKS, RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Message from the PRCS Director
As we come to the end of the year, and it came quickly, I would like to welcome you to our latest edition of Culver City Living. It has been a very eventful year with many successful programs and most
recently ending our Summer with Fiesta La Ballona 2016. Terrific music, food and entertainment.
With the start of the Fall, we are shifting gears offering our may Fall programs and moving ahead with
some of our exciting projects such as the Senior Center Courtyard Remodel, new pre-K play equipment at SK Park and many renovations at out other parks and facilities. We also would like to take
this time and thank you for your continued support, which was recently reinforced with our Summer
Survey and your 95% customer satisfaction comments. Oh behalf of all of us that serve you, we will
continue to meet and exceed what you have come to expect from your City.
Daniel C. Hernandez MPA
Director of Parks, Recreation and Community Services
PRCS STAFF & COMMISSIONS
Administrative Division
Daniel Hernandez, Director ..................(310) 253-6682
Patricia Mooney, Senior Mgt. Analyst ....(310) 253-6668
Recreation Division/Veterans Memorial Building
Daniel Jassim, Supervisor......................(310) 253-6672
Dawn Melton, Supervisor ......................(310) 253-6645
Susan Obrow, VMB ............................(310) 253-6628
Diego Cevallos, Aquatics ......................(310) 253-6684
Stafford Hamlin, Child Care ................(310) 253-6676
Tony Clarke II, Recreation Classes ..........(310) 253-6678
Arames White, Teen Center ..................(310) 253-6675
Mike Wood, Playground Programs ........(310) 253-6677
www.culvercity.org
FALL 2016
For more information call (310) 253-6650.
Parks Division
Patrick Reynolds, Manager ................(310) 253-6471
Matthew Withers, Supervisor ..............(310) 253-6474
Senior & Social Services Division
Armando Abrego, Manager ..............(310) 253-6724
Debbie Cahill, Program Specialist ......(310) 253-6715
Roxanna Tabibi, Nutrition Specialist ....(310) 253-6712
Jill Thomsen, Volunteer Specialist ..........(310) 253-6722
Darren Uhl, Disability Services Specialist ....(310) 253-6729
Parks & Recreation Commission
Laura Stuart ......................................................Chair
Kay Heineman ..........................................Vice Chair
Scott Garland ......................................Commissioner
William Rickards ..................................Commissioner
Scott Zeidman......................................Commissioner
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For Your Information
CITY MEETINGS
CITY OFFICIALS
Most meetings take place at City Hall, 9770 Culver
Boulevard. Call for actual location. Free parking is
available and may be accessed off of Duquesne Ave.
Jim B. Clarke ....................................(310) 775-1664
Mayor ..................................jim.clarke@culvercity.org
City Council - Agenda Info ......................(310) 253-5851*
Civil Service Commission ..........................(310) 253-5640
1st Wednesday of the Month at 7:00 pm
Cultural Affairs Commission ......................(310) 253-5716
2nd Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm
Parks and Recreation Commission ..............(310) 253-6655
1st Tuesday of the Month at 7:00 pm
Planning Commission ................................(310) 253-5741
2nd Wednesday of the Month at 7:00 pm
Committee on Permits and Licenses ............(310) 253-5870
Wednesdays at 10:00 am as needed
Disability Advisory Committee ....................(310) 253-6729
1st Monday of Every Other Month, 3:30 pm
Landlord Tenant Mediation Board ..............(310) 253-5780
Quarterly
Advisory Committee on Redevelopment ......(310) 253-5760
2nd Thursday of the Month at 7:30 pm as needed
Culver City Senior Citizens Association
Board of Directors Meeting ........................(310) 253-6700
2nd Monday of the Month
Committee on Homelessness Meeting............(310) 253-5780
4th Tuesday of the Month
*City Council meeting are generally held on Mondays at 7 pm
in the Council Chambers. Call (310) 253-5851 for more
information.
www.culvercity.org
Jeffrey Cooper ..................................(310) 344-8033
Vice Mayor ....................jeffrey.cooper@culvercity.org
Göran Eriksson ................................(310) 253-6000
Councilmember ............goran.eriksson@culvercity.org
Meghan Sahli-Wells ..........................(310) 845-5831
Councilmember ........meghan.sahli-wells@culvercity.org
Thomas Aujero Small ........................(310) 253-6000
Councilmember ..............thomas.small@culvercity.org
John Nachbar ....................................(310) 253-6000
City Manager ............................john.nachbar@culvercity.org
City Elected and Appointed Officials can be reached by
mail at:
City of Culver City
P.O. Box 507
Culver City, CA 90232-0507
OTHER IMPORTANT CITY PHONE NUMBERS
Animal Control ..........................................(310)
Building and Safety ....................................(310)
Business License (Recorded Info) ................(310)
City Clerk..................................................(310)
CityBus ....................................................(310)
CityBus Route Info......................................(310)
Code Enforcement ....................................(310)
Cultural Affairs ..........................................(310)
Disability Services ......................................(310)
Film Permits ..............................................(310)
Finance Department ..................................(310)
Fire Department Administration ..................(310)
Fire Prevention/Fire Marshal ......................(310)
Graffiti Removal Hotline ............................(310)
Housing Division........................................(310)
Neighborhood Watch ................................(310)
Personnel Dept./Job Hotline ......................(310)
Planning Division ......................................(310)
Police Department/Non-Emergency ............(310)
Redevelopment Agency ..............................(310)
Sanitation/Recycling ..................................(310)
SPCLA ......................................................(310)
Street Lights/Traffic Signals..........................(310)
Street Permits ............................................(310)
Street/Sewer Maintenance ..........................(310)
Traffic Management ..................................(310)
Trees ........................................................(310)
Veterans Memorial Complex Rentals........... (310)
253-6143
253-5800
253-5888
253-5851
253-6500
253-6510
253-5940
253-5716
253-6729
253-6216
253-5850
253-5900
253-5925
253-5555
253-5780
253-6258
253-5651
253-5710
837-1221
253-5760
253-6400
676-1149
253-6433
253-5600
253-6440
253-5600
253-6428
253-6625
Community Events
EVENTS • SHOWS • DANCES • & MORE
VETERANS MEMORIAL BUILDING
UPCOMING EVENTS
Tower Lighting Ceremony
Join Santa for this fun,
FREE annual event!
Watch from below as
the “tree” surrounding
Vets Tower is illuminated.
After illuminating the tree,
Santa will arrive on a fire
truck. Photo opportunities with Santa will be
available along with holiday crafts and refreshments.
Dates: Fri, December 2, 2016
Time: 6:30 pm
Location: Veterans Park, 4117 Overland Avenue - Next
to the film strip fountain.
Cost: Free
The Veterans Memorial Complex is a Community and
Recreation Rental Facility that includes Veterans
Memorial Building, Culver City Teen Center and Culver
City Senior Center. All facilities are available for rentals
and regularly accommodate concerts and other performances, workshops and conferences, private parties,
community meetings, trade shows and exhibitions as
well as other gatherings.
www.culvercity.org
Veterans Memorial Complex rentals are available seven
days a week from 9:00am-12:00am. Rental inquiries
and appointments are available by contacting rental
staff at vmc.booking@culvercity.org or (310) 2536625. The Rental Office is in Veterans Memorial
Building and is open for appointments from Tuesdays
through Fridays. For more information please visit
http://www.culvercity.org/live/community-neighbor hood/plan-book-an-event
Community Events
Aquatics
SWIM LESSONS • EXERCISE CLASSES • LAP SWIMMING • & MORE
“The Plunge”
Operated by the City of Culver City's Parks, Recreation, and Community Services Department, the Plunge was
opened on August 31, 1949. The 40,000 square-foot facility includes a 50-meter x 25-yard Olympic size com petition pool. Our heated competition pool may be set up as an eight-lane long course or a 19-lane short course
venue. The facility also has a 25-yard by 52-foot diving well with one-meter and three-meter springboards.
The Plunge offers a variety of accessibility accommodations. The men's, women's, and family rooms are fully
accessible to all patrons. The Plunge has (3) three ADA access points to the pool as well as automatic doors
throughout the facility. We also have ADA showers and changing stalls. Read more below for further amemities
and services the Plunge has to offer. Call (310) 253-6680 for more information.
Pool Rental
Aqua Fit Water Aerobics
The Culver City Plunge is available for rental to groups,
organizations or private parties. Fees for renting the
Plunge include rental and lifeguard fees. The Culver City
Municipal Plunge is located at 4175 Overland Ave.
$8/class; $70/4-week pass (from date of purch)
Seniors (50 +): $7/ class; $65/ 4 week pass
(from date of purchase)
This class is for the novice exerciser who seeks a fun
water workout. Buoyancy devices will be used to create
a safe and well-balanced body exercise.
Pool Rental Fees (Entire Pool)
Non-Profit, Resident
Non-Profit, Non-Resident
Private Party, Resident
Private Party, Non-Resident
Private Commercial, Resident
Private Commercial, Non-Resident
$114/hr
$127/hr
$152/hr
$169/hr
$191/hr
$212/hr
Staff Fees: $20.00 per hour/per staff (The City will
determine the number of Lifeguards necessary for your
function).
Insurance: A $1,000,000 liability policy is required for
each rental. The City must be named as an additional
insured.
Pool Rental Procedure: Contact the pool to determine if
you date is available. Fill out a reservation form. Once
approved a contract will be finalized. A certificate of insurance will be required.
www.culvercity.org
Instructor: Allyson Bailey
Note: All fees are paid directly at the pool. Schedule may change.
Day
T/Th
Sat
Dates
Ongoing
Ongoing
Time
6:30-7:30 pm
9:30-10:30 am
Location
Municipal Pool
Municipal Pool
Adult Exercise Class
$2 Adults, $1 Seniors (50+) and persons with disabilities $20 Lap Pass for Adults (18 and over)
$10 Lap Pass for Seniors and persons with disabilities
Fees are subject to change.
Day
M-F
Dates
Ongoing
Time
9:00-10:00 am
Location
Municipal Pool
Lap Swim
$4 Adults (18 & Older) $2.50 Seniors (50 &
Older) & persons with disabilities Passes (15 visits): $35 Residents, $50 Non-Residents; $20 for
Seniors & persons with disabilities resident, $25
for Seniors & persons with disabilities non-resident.
Note: Lap swim times are subject to change and fees are paid
directly at the pool.
Day
M-F
M-Th
Sat
Sat
Time
6:00am-2:00 pm
7:00-8:30 pm
7:00-9:00 am
9:30am-2:00 pm
Course
Long Course
Short Course
Long Course
Short Course
Recreation Swimming
Deep Water Aerobics
$9/class; $133/4-week pass (from date of
purchase) (T/W/Th/Sat)
Seniors (50 +): $128/4-week pass (from date of
purchase) (T/W/Th/Sat)
This class is for the above-average exerciser who seeks a
more challenging cardio workout. Buoyan-cy devices will
be used to create a safe and well-balanced body exercise.
Instructor: Allyson Bailey
Day
Wed
Sat
Dates
Ongoing
Ongoing
Time
7:30-8:30 pm
11:00 am-12:00 pm
$4 Adults (18 & Older)
$2.50 Seniors, children & persons with disabilities
Youth Pass (15 visits) $20 Resident, $25 Non-Resident
Drop in for some great water fun!
Note: All fees are paid directly at the pool. All visitors must pay to
enter the pool area. Schedule subject to change.
Prerequisites: Children under 48 inches tall must be accompanied
by an adult 18 years or older, the adult to child ratio must be 1 to 1.
Day
Sat & Sun
Location
Municipal Pool
Municipal Pool
Register online at: https://apm.activecommunities.com/culvercity
Time
12:15 pm-3:00 pm
Location
Municipal Pool
Twitter @CulverPlunge
Facebook @Culver.Pool
Adult Sports
BASKETBALL LEAGUE • SOFTBALL LEAGUE • TENNIS LESSONS
FALL 2016 ADULT SPORTS LEAGUES
TENNIS
Adult Basketball League
Tennis for Adults
Presented by All City Athletics
$60 per player
$40 per game officiating
fee payable at game time.
Free Agent Teams are
also available. For more
information & online registration please visit www.allcityathletics.org.
$60 Resident, $71 Non-Resident
6 weeks
4 weeks
Group tennis instruction for
the beginning to advanced
student:
Tennis 1: Introduction of
strokes, forehand/backhand
rules, court positioning and
terminology.
Tennis 1+: Had Tennis I.
Development of control in
fore-hand/backhand, service
and volley.
Tennis 2: Further improvement
of strokes. Volleying skills
developed. Introduction to
elementary doubles strategy.
Note: Minimum roster size is 7 & maximum is 10. 10 game season
including playoffs. Team captains have option to pay in full or invoice
players to pay individually. Credit cards accepted only online (additional processing fees may apply). Checks only (no cash) accepted at
the Registration Office, made payable to “All City Athletics.”
Fall League play begins: Monday, October 3, 2016
Instructor: Mike Lanahan-member of U.S. Pro Tennis Association;
Former USTA Nat’l Jr. Coach; Coached 6 U.S. Nat’l Jr. Champs
Location: Veterans Park, 4117 Overland Ave
Note: Participants must furnish racquet and 2 unopened can of USTA
approved tennis balls. No class 8/28
Adult Softball League
Presented by Major League Softball, Inc.
Men’s Play: $440/team (10 weeks)
Co-ed Play: $400/team (8 weeks)
$20 per game officiating fee, payable at game time.
For more information & online registration
please visit www.mlsoftball.com.
Note: Registration is only available online.
Fall League play begins: Monday, October 3, 2016
www.culvercity.org
Dates
9/27-11/1
9/27-11/1
9/27-11/1
10/2-11/6
10/2-11/6
11/8-11/29
11/8-11/29
11/8-11/29
11/13-12/4
11/13-12/4
Day
Tue
Tue
Tue
Sun
Sun
Tue
Tue
Tue
Sun
Sun
Time
6:00-6:50pm
7:00-7:50pm
8:00-8:50pm
11:00-11:50am
12:00 -12:50pm
6:00-6:50pm
7:00-7:50pm
8:00-8:50pm
11:00-11:50pm
12:00-12:50pm
Age/Level
Adult / 1
Adult / 2
Adult / 1+
Adult 1
Adult / 2
Adult / 1
Adult / 2
Adult / 1+
Adult /1
Adult / 2
See page 6 for Youth Tennis activities.
Scan here for more information
on programs and services
or call (310) 253-6650
Private & Semi-Private Tennis
Lessons
PRIVATE LESSON RATES
$250 Resident/$261 Non-Residen
$35 Resident/$46 Non-Resident
SEMI-PRIVATE LESSON RATES
One 1 hr lesson
Five1 hr lessons
One ½ hr lesson
Five ½ hr lessons
One 1 hr lesson
Five 1 hr lessons
One ½ hr lesson
Five ½ hr lessons
Note: Private tennis instruction for the beginning to advanced student, all ages. Students must register and then contact instructor to
arrange lesson date and time. Participants must furnish racquet and 2
unopened can of USTA approved tennis balls.
Youth Sports
SPORTS CLASSES • TENNIS LESSONS • SPORT CAMPS • & MORE
Tennis for Children
YOUTH SPORTS CLASSES
PintsizeTM Soccer
8 weeks
This “parent & me” class prepares children for organized sports league play in a FUN, non-threatening
environment. Children will enjoy quality time working
one on one with a parent and a variety of Soccer skills
including dribbling, kicking and passing, trapping,
throwing, and agility. Exercises become increasing
more difficult as the class progresses giving children
the chance to see themselves improving and raising
their self-esteem. Parents/caregiver must stay in class
with child.
Instructor: Pintsize Staff
Dates
10/1-11/19
10/1-11/19
Day
Sat
Sat
Time
9:15-10:00am
11:10-11:45am
Age
4-6
2-4
Location
CW-Alexander
CW-Alexander
PintsizeTM Tee-Ball
8 weeks
This class is designed as an introduction to Tee Ball and
prepares children for organized sports league play in a
FUN, positive environment. Children will enjoy quality
time working one on one with a parent, they will learn
a variety of tee ball skills including throwing, catching,
batting, and running bases. They will also learn basic
rules of the game and much more.
Instructor: Pintsize Staff
Dates
10/1-11/19
Day
Sat
Time
10:15am-11:00am
Age
Location
3-5 CW-Alexander
or call (310) 253-6650
www.culvercity.org
6 weeks
4 weeks
Group tennis instruction for the beginning to advanced student:
Tennis 1: Intro to strokes, rules, court positioning & terminology.
Tennis 2: Stroke development. Singles & doubles strategy.
Tennis 3: Round robin & match play for players with forehand,
backhand, volley & service skills. Doubles court positioning.
Note: Participants must furnish racquet and 2 unopened can of USTA
approved tennis balls.
Dates
9/26-10/31
9/26-10/31
9/26-10/31
9/26-10/31
10/2-11/6
10/2-11/6
11/7-11/28
11/7-11/28
11/7-11/28
11/7-11/28
11/13-12/4
11/13-12/4
Day
Mon
Mon
Mon
Mon
Sun
Sun
Mon
Mon
Mon
Mon
Sun
Sun
Time
3:30-4:00pm
4:00-4:30pm
4:30-5:00pm
5:00-5:30pm
10:00-10:30am
10:30-11:00am
3:30-4:00pm
4:00-4:30pm
4:30-5:00pm
5:00-5:30pm
10:00-10:30am
10:30-11:00am
Age/Level
7-10 / 1
9-15 / 2
9-15 / 1
7-13 / 1
7-10 / 1
10-15 / 2
7-13 / 1
10-15 / 2
10-15 / 1
7-13 / 1
7-13/ 1
10-15/ 2
The SKATESIDE:
Youth Skateboarding
Monthly
Group: $119 Resident, $130 Non-Resident
Private: $225 Resident, $236 Non-Resident
Semi-Private: $300 Resident, $311 Non-Resident
Focusing on safety
and skateboard fundamentals, this class
is fantastic for beginners to learn how to
ride a skateboard.
Learn
skateboard
safety, balance, pushing, turning, and cool
tricks. Instructors allow students to learn at their own
pace or be motivated by the group. Great for friends
and siblings! This is a monthly class that meets 4 times
per month on the days and times listed below.
Maximum 10 students per group class. Private and
semi-private lessons times are to be arranged with
instructor.
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Location: Skate Park at Culver City Park at Jefferson & Duquesne
Materials Fees: Optional $30 for rental of skateboard, pads & helmet
Day
Sat
Sat
Thu & Fri
Time
10:00-10:50am
11:00-11:50am
2:00-7:00pm
Age
5-14
5-14
5-14
Class
Group
Group
Private/Semi-Private
The SKATESIDE: Starters
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Monthly
This special class is for our very early skaters learning
skateboard safety, balance, pushing, and turning. This
monthly class meets 4 times per month on the days and
times listed below. Maximum 10 students per group class.
Location: Skate Park at Culver City Park at Jefferson & Duquesne
Day
Sat
Time
9:30-10:00am
Age
3-5
Class
Group
Youth Sports
SPORTS CLASSES • TENNIS LESSONS • SPORT CAMPS • & MORE
SportBall: Soccer & Football Workshop
7 weeks
Have a child who loves too many sports? Why not do
two in one class! In this 7 week program children
engage in team-oriented games while they learn and
refine the skills, rules, and terminology of Soccer and
Football. During every class children are challenged
according to their individual skill level so everyone
can have a great time while improving their skills-and class size is kept small so that your child can get
plenty of one-on-one attention from the coach to
continue growing!
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Instructor: Sport-Ball Staff
SportBall: Parent & Child Multi-Sport
6 weeks
Parent and child classes focus on physical literacy and
social exploration as toddlers learn fundamental sport
skills and participate in creative motor games, songs,
stories, bubble time and more. Each week the children
are introduced to one of the eight major sports--football, soccer, hockey, baseball, tennis, golf, volleyball,
and basketball--and are challenged according to their
individual skill level while grown-ups are taught techniques to help toddlers refine motor skills while developing social skills, and are introduced to sports terminology! Sportball maintains a one-parent-per-child
ratio policy in all Parent & Child programs to ensure
that focus is kept on helping little ones practice and
progress in each and every class.
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Instructor: Sport-Ball Staff
Dates
10/1-11/5
Day
Sat
Time
12:45-1:15pm
Age
2-3yr
Location
Veterans Park
or call (310) 253-6650
www.culvercity.org
Dates
10/1-11/12
10/1-11/12
Day
Sat
Sat
Time
Age
11:00-11:45am 3-6yr
11:45-12:30pm 7-10yr
Location
Veterans Park
Veterans Park
YSE Afterschool Sports Program
$205/month Resident, $216/month Non-Resident
The YSE (Youth Sports Education) Afterschool Sports
Program is a unique, action packed sports program.
YSE focuses on fun and learning through sports,
games, music, dance and fitness activities that develop
sport skills, teach good sportsmanship, refine body
movement and coordination, and reinforce health and
wellness values. Academics are also important and
homework assistance is offered along with tutoring, and
library and computer room access.
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Note: Some months are subject to proration due to holidays and
breaks. Registration is now open! Contact the Registration Office
at (310) 253-6650 for more information or register online at
https://apm.activecommunities.com/culvercity
Instructor: Coach DJ and YSE Staff
Grades: 6-8 grade
Location: Culver City Middle School - Rm 301
4601 Elenda Avenue, 90230
Hours: Monday-Friday (on school days)* Afterschool to 6:30PM
*Excludes all school holidays, pupil free days, and semester breaks.
WINTER SPORTS CAMPS
YSE Winter Sports Camp
$130/wk Resident, $141/wk Non-Resident
$120/wk Resident, $131/wk Non-Res. 2nd child
$30/wk for Extended Care
YSE Sports Camp is designed to introduce health and fitness to youth and young athletes in a wide variety of fitness drills, exercises and sports. Activities include a swim
day at the pool (culver city plunge) A local jogging field
trip. As a new activity we are introducing our mini
healthy food chopped challenge, where your child will
create their own creative healthy food dish. Arts & crafts,
board games will also be available for all youths to play.
Ages: 4-13 years
Location: El Marino Park
Camp Hours: 9:00am-3:30pm
Extended Hours: Morning 8:00am-9:00am
Afternoon 3:30pm-6:00pm
Camp Dates: Week 1: December 19-23
Week 2: December 26-30
The SKATESIDE Winter Camp
Full-Day: $285/wk Res., $296/wk Non-Res.
Half-Day: $165/wk Res., $176/wk Non-Res.
2nd Child: $150/wk Res., $166/we Non-Res.
Extended Care: $30/wk
Welcome to THE SKATESIDE Winter Camp, a dynamic
skateboard camp, incorporating fitness, team and character building activities, art, games, and skateboarding all in
one program. Children learn safety and skateboard fundamentals and work on creative art projects. Morning and
afternoon snacks provided. Scheduled and non-scheduled
water beaks are given. Extended hours are available.
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Ages: 5-12 years
Location: Culver City Skate Park at Jefferson & Duquesne
Camp Hours: Full Day - 9:00am - 4:00pm
Half-Day - 9:00am - 12:00pm
Extended Care: 8:00-9:00am and 4:00-6:00pm
Youth Activities
CHILDCARE • DAY CAMP • DROP-IN • & MORE
WINTER DAY CAMPS
AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS
Winter Wonderland Camp
CCARP
$135/wk Resident, $120/wk 2nd child
$166/wk Non-Resident, $151/wk 2nd child
$26/wk for Morning Extended Care
Winter Wonderland Camp is a stimulating power
packed program filled with engaging activities for children ages 5-13. Sports, games, arts & crafts, special
events, themed days, field trips and much more! Week
1 includes a Winter Luau and field trip to Mulligan’s
Fun Center. Week 2 inlcudes Winter Karaoke, field trip
to the California Science Center, and a New Year’s
Dance Party.
$208/month Resident, 2nd child $188/month
$248/month Non-Res., 2nd child $228/month
CCARP is a fee-based program that provides supervised recreational activities for elementary aged children (k-5) and at the Culver City Middle School.
Activities include Homework time, arts and crafts,
games and free play.
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Note: First come, first served. A non-refundable, non-transferable
deposit of $20 per child, per week, is required to hold a spot in
camp. If the balance is not made in full by the Tuesday prior to the
week your child will be attending camp the $20 deposit is forfeited.
Balance of any fees due must be paid by Tuesday proceeding the
week the child will be attending. Refund requests must be made in
writing and will only be granted one week before the first meeting
of camp. There are no refunds of fees once a session begins.
Enrollment may be completed at the Registration Office. We accept
cash, money orders, checks, or credit cards. Credit cards must be
presented in person.
Location: Culver City Teen Center, 4153 Overland Ave
Camp Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Extended Care: M-F, 7:00 am - 9:00 am
Registration Dates: Enrollment packets will be available beginning
November 7, 2016. Enrollment will begin November 19, 2016 for residents and November 26, 2016 for non-residents. See our website
www.culvercity.org or call (310) 253 - 6675 (Camp Coordinator) or
(310) 253-6650 for more information.
or call (310) 253-6650
www.culvercity.org
Winter Clay & Art Camp
$150/wk Resident, $161/wk Non-Res.
Morning
$250/wk Resident, $261/wk Non-Res.
Full Day
Extended Care: $30/wk
Join us for "Clay & Art Camp" at the El Marino Ceramics
Studio and enjoy an exciting experience in a creative
atmosphere.We will explore working with clay and learn
a variety of ceramics techniques while creating our own
projects.There will be demonstrations on how to use the
equipment like the slab roller and the pottery wheel.
Audio-visual presentations will show us how clay is
made and used in many cultures around the world. In
addition to the clay work, the"Clay & Art Camp"will
include special art projects such as mixed media sculpture, drawing, acrylic painting, water color and fiber art.
Ages: 5-12 years
Location: El Marino Park, 5301 Berryman Ave
Camp Hours: Morning 9:00am to 3:00pm
Extended Care: 8:00-9:00am
Materials Fees: $30/wk Morning; $50/wk Full Day
See page 7 for more winter camps.
Note: The program is not offered on pupil free days and holidays. On
Wednesday, if kindergarten or TK class ends before 1:30pm the parent must make other arrangements for their child to be picked up.
CCARP staff begins work at 1:30pm on Wednesdays. CCARP is
closed during Winter, Spring and Summer recess. Registration is done
on a First come, first served basis. Initial registration for CCARP must
be completed in person at the Recreation Registration Office. Only the
first 28 participants for CCARP elementary school programs and the
first 60 participants for CCARP Middle School will be allowed to enroll
online through links sent to their email address by the registration
office. CCARP payments are due monthly and must be paid by 20th of
the proceeding the month the child will be attending. Refund requests
must be made in writing and will only be granted one week before the
first meeting of the monthly CCARP session. There are no refunds of
fees once a session begins. We accept cash, money orders, checks,
VISA or MasterCards. Credit cards must be presented in person.
Day
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
Time
Afterschool-6:00
Afterschool-6:00
Afterschool-6:00
Afterschool-6:00
Afterschool-6:00
pm
pm
pm
pm
pm
Location
Blanco Park
El Marino Park
Linwood Howe Ele
Lindberg Park
CCMS
Park & Playground Staffing Hours
Location
Blanco Park
Culver City Park
Monday-Friday
Not Staffed
Not Staffed
Culver City Skate Park 12:00-7:00 pm
Culver West Alexander 3:00-7:00 pm
El Marino Park
3:00-7:00 pm
Fox Hills Park
3:00-7:00 pm
Lindberg Park
3:00-7:00 pm
Syd Kronenthal
3:00-7:00 pm
Veterans Park
3:00-7:00 pm
Saturday-Sunday
9:00 am-4:00 pm
9:00 am-4:00 pm
9:30 am-4:30 pm
9:00 am-4:00 pm
9:00 am-4:00 pm
9:00 am-4:00 pm
9:00 am-4:00 pm
9:00 am-4:00 pm
9:00 am-4:00 pm
Hours subject to change: Please check the schedules at the local parks
Recreation Classes
Beyond Pre-K in Spanish
PRE-SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
1st Class Prep Pre-K
Continuous
The 1st Class Pre-K program is designed to provide children with a
diverse, exciting, and stimulating
environment
where everyone feels
relaxed and ready to learn
and play. Class time and
special activities are
planned according to
themes designed to meet
the individual needs of
children during this active
time of growth and development. The
curriculum encourages an enthusiastic
and receptive attitude toward school, with an emphasis
on Kindergarten. Activities which include letter and
sound recognition, shape and number recognition,
math, reading, and art, are centered around seasonal
themes or a particular letter of the alphabet. The children also engage in outside and inside activity with the
opportunity to be involved in small and large groups.
Alternative dispute resolution is incorporated to arm the
children tools to manage conflict. Please pack a healthy
snack and lunch. During snack and lunch breaks, good
table manners will be encouraged.
Instructors: Mari Davis and the 1st Class Preparatory Inc. Staff
Location: Syd Kronenthal Park, 3459 McManus Avenue
Note: A $20 materials fee is due at the first of each month. There is
no prorating and sign ups are on a first come first serve basis.
Students must be potty trained.
Day
M/W/F
M-F
M-F
Time
9:00am-1:00pm
9:00am-1:00pm
7:30am-6:00pm
www.culvercity.org
Age
3-5
3-5
3-5
PRE-SCHOOL • ARTS • DANCE • MUSIC • WELLNESS • & MORE
Resident/Non-Res
$425/$436
$525/$536
$880/$891
Continuous
$700/mo. Resident (Afterschool $150)
$711/mo. Non-Resident (Afterschool $161)
Help your child begin the journey of acquiring a second
language at an early age! Our “hands-on,” preKindergarten immersion program is taught by trained
native Spanish speakers with college degrees in Child
Development and Education from the U.S. and Mexico.
TheSpanish language is introduced through multi-sensory activities that stimulate children’s natural curiousity
and creativity and foster the development of motor
skills, self expression, and socialization. All the joys and
benefits of preschool, being taught in Spanish! Class
meets continuously within the CCUSD schedule. Please
pack a healthy lunch.
Instructors: Vera Chang and Elvia Wulf
Note: A two-time $130 materials fee payable in September and in
February. Participants that haven’t paid by the 5th of each month will
be dropped from the class. Please call 310-253-6650 for early registration and pay a non-refundable deposit of $300 to hold space in
the class. Deposit is applied to the first month's tuition.
Day
M-F
M-F
Time
9:00am-1:00pm
1:15-2:30 pm
Age
4
4
Location
CW-Alexander
CW-Alexander
Transition Time Bilingual
Continuous
Children will participate in a fun-filled day of exercise,
arts and crafts, cooking, simple science experiments,
and many multi-sensory activities. Instructions will be
given in both English and Spanish. Please pack a
healthy snack. Children must be potty trained, able to
stay by themselves and follow directions. Space is limited. Class meets continuously within the CCUSD schedule. Participants who haven't paid by the 5th of each
month will be dropped from the class.
Tot Transition
Monthly
This class is designed to help toddlers transition to Kids
Time. Children will be encouraged to be more independent and express their creativity through arts and
crafts. Children will spend more time with their peers
and learn. Children will start recognizing alphabets and
numbers. Please pack a healthy snack
Instructor: Poonam Sharma
Note: A $30 materials fee payable twice in September and February.
Participants who haven't paid by the 5th of each month will be
dropped from the class.
Day
T/Th/F
Time
9:00 am-12:00 pm
Age
3½-4
Age
2½-3½
Location
Blanco
Kids Time
Monthly
Children will participate in art, music, movement, and
play activities designed to develop self-awareness,
and independence in an environment that is full of
fun. Children will be introduced to their ABC's and
numbers.Upon completion of this class children will
recognize alphabets, numbers,sounds of letters, associating words, shapes and many old & new songs &
rhymes. They will start tracing the alphabets, numbers
and simple words. This class is ideal for learning and
preparing for Kindergarten. Please pack a healthy
snack.
Instructor: Poonam Sharma
Note: $50 materials fee payable in September and February.
Participants that haven’t paid by the 5th of each month will be
dropped from the class.
Day
M-F
Instructor: Raquel Dominguez
Materials Fee: $30 due the first day of class each month
Day
M-F
Time
12:00pm-2:00pm
Location
El Marino
Time
9:00am-12:00pm
Age
3½-5
Location
Blanco
or call (310) 253-6650
Recreation Classes
MUSIC
DANCE
Adult Beginning Piano
Tiny Tot Ballet & Tap
10 weeks
Learn to read notes easily, and get a good solid
grounding in the fundamentals in a very relaxed
environment. Students must bring their own keyboard
to class. No class 11/24.
10 weeks
Dance like no one is watching! This class will lead your
dancer through two timeless dance forms. Young students will develop beauty and grace through their Ballet
class and a strong sense of rhythm through Tap.
Instructor: Jennifer Macchiarella
Note: A materials fee of $15 is due on 1st day of class.
Dates
9/29-12/8
Day
Thu
Time
8:00-9:00 pm
Age
Beg
Location
Teen Center
Instructor: Ms. Caroline
Note: Each child must provide their own Tap and Ballet shoes. No
class 10/10 & 11/21.
Dates
9/26-12/12
9/26-12/12
Day
Mon
Mon
Time
3:45-4:30pm
4:30-5:30pm
Age
3-5
6-10
Location
VMB Garden
VMB Garden
Children’s Beginning and
Continuing Piano
Dates
9/27-11/29
www.culvercity.org
Time
9:00-10:00am
10:00-11:00am
11:00-12:00pm
12:00-1:00pm
1:00-2:00 pm
Level
Beg
Cont
Cont
Cont
Cont
Location
Teen Center
Teen Center
Teen Center
Teen Center
Teen Center
Day
Tue
Time
7:30-10:15pm
Age
Adult
Location
Lindberg Bldg
Scandinavian Dance
Monthly
Learn traditional dances from Sweden, Norway,
Denmark and Finland, including lively mixers, polskas,
hambo and more. Beginning and experienced dancers,
singles and couples, all welcome. Smooth, leathersoled shoes recommended.
Instructor: Jennifer Macchiarella
Note: A materials fee of $15 is due on 1st day of class. Continuing
classes are ONLY for students who have completed the Beginning
class and/or have been evaluated by instructor.
Day
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
Sat
10 weeks
Enjoy the social dance of Scotland! Learn lively jigs,
reels, and elegant strathspeys, in sets of dancers. No
partners required. Both experienced dancers and beginners are welcome. Begin now and you can join the fun
at monthly parties and balls. Wear comfortable clothing
and soft dance shoes/ghillies.
Instructor: Pat Grivetti
10 weeks
A solid foundation in the fundamentals of playing piano
is offered by a teacher with many happy years of working with children of all ages. Students must bring their
own keyboard to class.
Dates
10/1-12/3
10/1-12/3
10/1-12/3
10/1-12/3
10/1-12/3
Scottish Country Dance
or call (310) 253-6650
Instructor: John Chittum
Dates: 9/10, 10/1, 11/5 and 12/3
Day
Sat
Time
3:30-10:30pm
Age
Adult
Location
Lindberg Bldg
Recreation Classes
ARTS
Adult Ceramics
10 weeks
A class with both hand building and wheel instruction.
Emphasis will be on moving from bowls toward more
complex forms, such as lidded ware, teapots and casserole dishes. Various surface designs are encouraged,
from texture to engobes with scraffito and feather stripping. Projects are designed to fit each students needs.
Both beginner and advanced are welcome.
Instructor: Barbara Lamb
Note: A materials fee of $20 is due the first day of class. Two optional Saturday workshop available per student for additional $5.00
materials fee. No class May 30th.
Dates
10/10-12/12
10/11-12/13
10/13-12/15
Day
Mon
Tue
Thu
Time
7:00-9:00pm
7:00-9:00pm
9:30-11:30am
Age
Adult
Adult
Adult
Location
El Marino
El Marino
El Marino
Pottery-Wheel Throwing
10 weeks
These classes provide and encourage the development of
creating ceramic art using the potter’s wheel. Individuals
will create a series of functional and artistic projects,
learning to center the clay, form cylinders, bowls and
plates, as well as glazing and decorating techniques.
BASIC level is for beginners and those with some prior
experience. The ADVANCED level will explore advanced
techniques in throwing, glazing and decorating.
Instructor: Jeffrey Greathouse
Location: El Marino Park
Note: $20 materials fee due the first class to cover glazes, tools and
25lbs bag of clay. Class includes a horse-hair firing project, that is
done on the Saturday following the final class.
Dates
Day
10/12-12/14 Wed
10/13-12/15 Thu
www.culvercity.org
Time
6:30-9:00pm
6:30-9:00pm
Age
Adult
Adult
Level
Basic
Advanced
Mommy/Daddy & Me Ceramics
Family Ceramics Workshops
9 weeks
Clay is fun! Let’s work together with mom or dad, grandma or grandpa on various projects in this class for our
youngest artists and their accompanying family member.
9 weeks
This class is for anyone who wants to explore working
with clay. It is perfect for families, couples, friends or
individuals - with or without experience. The studio is
equipped for creating a variety of projects with handbuilding techniques as well as wheel throwing. Project
ideas are on display. Demonstrations for various techniques will be given and individual guidance is available upon request. Class price and materials fee are
per person. Kids under 4 years are free, but must be
accompanied by a paying adult.
Instructor: Sylvia Baar-Limon
Note: $30 materials fee due the first day of class.
Dates
10/8-12/3
Day
Sat
Time
2-3:30 pm
Age
3-4
Location
El Marino
Children’s Ceramics
9 weeks
Join us in this exciting class where children will learn a
variety of ceramics techniques and also freely explore
working with clay. We make wonderful projects for the
season together and the children can make a lot of free
choice projects as well.
Dates
10/4-11/29
10/5-11/30
Day
Tue
Wed
Time
4:30-5:30 pm
3:30-4:30 pm
Age
5-9
5-9
Location
El Marino
El Marino
Young Artist’s Workshop
9 weeks
This class is for the young artist who wants to independently explore working with clay. The studio is equipped for creating a variety of projects with hand-building techniques as
well as wheel throwing. Project ideas are on display.
Dates
10/6-12/8
Day
Thu
Time
4:30-5:30 pm
Age
10-14
Location
El Marino
or call (310) 253-6650
Dates
10/8-12/3
Day
Sat
Time
3:00-4:00 pm
Age
All
Location
El Marino
Musical Theatre Workshop
$520 Resident, $536 Non-Res.
Ages 7-17 yrs
Kids ages 7-17 rehearse and perform a full-length junior version of a popular Broadway musical! The selection for this session Disney's Peter Pan! The workshop
begins Saturday, October 8th with a mandatory orientation for kids and parents, followed by preliminary
auditions for the performers. Rehearsals are on
Saturdays from 1-4pm (CWA Park) with some extra
rehearsals for individual scenes on Friday afternoons
4:00-6:30pm (VMB) Performances will be January 1214, 2017. No rehearsal on 12/24.
Instructors: Dolores Aguanno, Director - Dee-lightful Productions
Unlimited and Allegra Williams, Director/Choreographer
Auditions: You will be contacted for an audition appointment.
Location: Culver West-Alexander Park, 4162 Wade Street
Materials Fees: $350 (non-refundable) due at first meeting
Note: Materials fees are due at first rehearsal, payable to DeeLightful Productions.
Dates
10/8-1/14/17
Day
Sat
Time
1:00-4:00 pm
Age
7-17
Recreation Classes
Fire Arts - Introductory
EXERCISE, HEALTH, & WELLNESS
8 weeks
Fire Arts is a unique series of classes that introduce students to the exciting and spectacular art form of fire
prop performance in a fun and safety conscious setting.
All courses include fire safety instruction and conclude
with optional lighting-up experience where students
have the opportunity to work with fire. Even if you
decide the fire portion is not for you, you'll walk away
with an amazing experience that is uniquely yours!
Poi Spinning: The word "poi" originates from the Maori
tribe of New Zealand and literally means "Ball on a
string". This amazing form of dance is remarkably easy
to learn and is also a great form of exercise.
Fan Dance: This course is perfect for newcomers and
introduces basic dance moves using fire fans, culminating in a short piece of choreography for your enjoyment.
Circus Arts: A series of courses covering fire eating (1),
fire breathing(2), sideshow arts (2), and NAFAA fullcourse spotter and safety training (1). [mandatory for
eating and breathing classes]
Instructor: Red Swan Entertainment
Location: Culver City Park - Basketball court
Note: $5 materials fee for Poi $15 materials fee for Staff, $25 for
Circus.
Dates
10/1-11/19
10/1-11/19
10/1-11/19
Day
Sat
Sat
Sat
Time
7:00-8:00 pm
8:00-9:00 pm
6:00-7:00 pm
Age/Level
Adult/Beg
Adult/Beg
Adult/Beg
Class
Poi Spinning
Fan Dance
Circus Arts
Fire Arts - Continuing
Quarterly
The ongoing Fire Arts learning and practice community
known as "Burn Club" is open to any adult who has
completed one of the Fire Arts Introductory courses.
Instructor: Red Swan Entertainment
Location: Culver City Park - Basketball court
Dates
10/1-12/17
Day
Sat
www.culvercity.org
Time
8:00-11:30 pm
Age/Level
Adult/Adv
Broadway Gymnastics
8 weeks
45 min class
60 min class
90 min class
Instructor: Broadway Gym Staff
Location: 5433 Beethoven St., LA 90066
Note: Registration for this class is taken at the Recreation Office only.
Annual registration fee is $40 (to be paid at Broadway Gym). Students
receive a free t-shirt.
Date
9/26-11/25
9/26-11/25
9/26-11/25
9/26-11/25
9/26-11/25
9/26-11/25
Day
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
M-F
Time
Varies
Varies
Varies
Varies
Varies
Varies
Age/Level
1.5-4/Tumblers
3.5-5/Bounders
5-7/Flyers
5-9/Gliders
8-12/Aerials
9-16/Saltos
Duration
45 min
45 min
60 min
60 min
60/90 min
90 min
Let’s Get Fit & Fun-Toybics
Monthly
It’s very easy and funlow impact workout
that helps strenghten your
muscles and your core. You
will sweat,but be ready to
start your day feeling
refreshed and energized.
Little by little, you will begin
to enjoy excerising with a
variety of styles.
10 wks
This special parent-and-child music class combines
music with creative movement and dramatic play. A
wide variety of musical instruments and props are used
to engage children in expressive and free movement. 6
months to 4 years old. No class on 11/24.
Instructor: Susan Porter
Instructor: Akiko Miyoshi
Fees: $50/ 1 month unllimited $40/ 5 classes; $15/ 1 class
Note: Class passes subject to expiration. See instructor for details.
Bring a mat to class.
Day
Tue/Thu
Sat
Time
9:30-11:15am
9:30-10:30am
Instructor
Akiko
Akiko
Class
Low Impact
Low Impact
Sing, Dance, and Play!
Dates
9/28-11/30
9/28-11/30
9/29-12/8
9/29-12/8
Location
Teen Center
CWA
Day
Wed
Wed
Thu
Thu
Time
9:45-10:30am
10:45-11:30am
9:45-10:30am
10:45-11:30am
VMB
VMB
VMB
VMB
Location
Uruapan
Uruapan
Uruapan
Uruapan
or call (310) 253-6650
Recreation Classes
EXERCISE, HEALTH, & WELLNESS (CONT.)
Kids Yoga & Movement
Rays Of Yoga
8 weeks
Come learn about yoga, meditation, and movement in
classes that are engaging and fun. Honoring the
sacred, the silly, and the deep wisdom inside each child,
these classes are designed to allow students to bring
their whole selves, find their strengths, and stretch into
their dreams. Support the health of your child, body,
mind & spirit.
D
E
L
L
E
C
N
A
C
Instructor: Life Moves Through
Materials Fee: $5 payable to instructor
Dates
Day Time
Age
9/27-11/15
9/29-11/17
9/29-11/17
Tue
Thu
Thu
3:45-4:40 pm
3:10-3:30 pm
3:45-4:30 pm
7-13
3-4
5-8
Location
CW-Alexander
CW-Alexander
CW-Alexander
Yoga from the Inside Out
Balls! Balls! Balls!
8 weeks
All children love balls. This class is for toddlers aged 2-4
yrs. that will assist in the initial development of their coordination and social skills. It also burns a LOT of energy!
Each adult/child pair will use balls of various sizes & textures to practice throwing, catching, rolling, and passing.
Set to music, this class is an upbeat and lively way to introduce your child to the benefits of physical activity.
Instructor: Frankie Gallagher, RN,MN,HFI
Note: A materials fee of $7 is due the first day of class.
Dates
9/29-11/3
Day
Thu
Time
9:00-9:45 am
Age
2-4
Location
Lindberg
or call (310) 253-6650
www.culvercity.org
Per 6 wk class
$120 Resident, $131Non-Resident Quarterly class
Beginning - intermediate
level yoga emphasizing
fundamentals: alignment,
focused attention, and the
importance of full breathing to every aspect of wellness. Build strength and
increase flexibility for truly
healthy muscles, bones,
and organs. Wind down from work or settle into your
evening; Yoga from the Inside Out allows you to let go of
daily stress, gather calm energy for evening activity, sleep
better, and become your healthiest self! Please bring your
own yoga mat and a towel to class.
Instructor: Tara Kamath
Note: Please bring your own mat to class..
Dates
9/26-10/31
11/7-12/12
9/26-12/12
Day
Mon
Mon
Mon
Time
6:30-8:00pm
6:30-8:00pm
6:30-8:00pm
Session
Location
6 wk
VMB Multipurpose
6 wk
VMB Multipurpose
Qtrly
VMB Multipurpose
Per 4 wk class
Per 6 wk class
Quarterly (Sat)
Quarterly (Wed)
Yoga is not only postures; it is a way of life. Yoga involves
awareness of breath, movement and meditation which are
all life affirming practices.Yoga can help us cultivate our
awareness, clear our mind and heal on so many different
levels. The yoga practice taught by Denise has been created to make it possible for anyone to practice according
to their own needs and ability. Yoga can be adjusted and
fine tuned for every individual, so that they receive maximum benefit from this healing practice. Denise lived in
Kashmir, India for 15 years studying the basics of the yoga
tradition. She has been teaching yoga for 18 years.
Instructor: Denise Hughes
Note: Please bring your own mat to class.
Dates
9/28-11/2
11/9-12/14
9/28-12/14
10/15-11/19
11/26-12/17
10/15-12/17
Day
Wed
Wed
Wed
Sat
Sat
Sat
Time
6:30-8:00pm
6:30-8:00pm
6:30-8:00pm
9:00-10:30
9:00-10:30
9:00-10:30
Session
Location
6 wk
VMB Multipurpose
6 wk
VMB Multipurpose
Qtrly
VMB Multipurpose
6 wk
Senior Center
4 wk
Senior Center
Qtrly
Senior Center
Tai Chi
Quarterly
Tai Chi Chuan and Chi Kung are forms of an
ancient Chinese exercise. The movements
help to develop and circulate the “Chi” or
life force energy of the body for radiant
health. This graceful and powerful exercise
helps bring about grounding, centering, and
relief from stress.
Instructor: Jennifer Hill
Note: Quarterly session runs from 9/27-12/13. Comfortable clothing and flat shoes are recommended.
Day
Tue
Time
Level
6:30-8:00 pm Beg/Int
Instructor
Jennifer Hill
Location
VMB Garden
Recreation Classes
Shotokan Karate-Do for Kids
MARTIAL ARTS
Intro to Fencing
Qrtrly
Fencing helps develop balance, agility, reflexes and leg
strength. Course is for all levels of fencers. Students are
grouped based on their current level of fencing, as determined by the instructors. Instruction will begin with the foil
and advanced students may also choose epee or saber.
Instructor: Coaches from Salle d’Armes Couturier
Note: Group instruction is done during the first hour and the remaining time is for drills and practice. USA Fencing Assoc. annual membership required ($10). No class on 11/24. $20 Materials fee.
Dates
9/26-12/12
Day
M/Th
Time
8-10:15 pm
Age/Level
Location
14+/All
Lindberg Bldg
Shotokan-Do for Pre-K
Monthly
Age appropriate drills and activities
for
Pre-K
students
and
parent/grandparent (optional) interested in beginning karate training.
In 1957, JKA-Shotokan was the first
karate organization recognized by
the Japanese Ministry of Education
as a "Budo" (martial art).
Time
5:15-6:00 pm
9:00-9:45 am
Age
3-5
3-5
Instructor: John Heyl, 4th Degree Black Belt
Note: Must meet instructor approval. Class meets twice a week.
Please check schedule in Auditorium Lobby for any room assignment
changes."Testing fees apply for all belt progression.
Time
6:00-6:45 pm
9:00-9:45 am
Age
6-9
6-9
Shotokan Karate-Do
Location
VMB Rotunda
VMB Multipurpose
or call (310) 253-6650
www.culvercity.org
Monthly
$55/mo. Resident, $66 Non-Resident
This class will introduce
children to the basic
concepts of Shotokan
Karate-Do as taught by the
Japan Karate Association development
of
character
through the cultivation of good
manners, self-discipline, and the
physical effort of mastering Karate
techniques. As Japanese is the international language of Karate-Do, students
will learn Japanese language and culture
relating to BUDO (Martial Arts). Students
must have mastered the concepts of "left"/"right" and be
able to follow directions.
Day
Tue
Sat
Instructor: John Heyl, 4th Degree Black Belt.
changes. Testing fees apply for all belt progression.
Day
Tue
Sat
Location
VMB Rotunda
VMB Multipurpose
Monthly
Japanese Martial Art of Empty-Hand Self Defense
developed to cultivate physical, mental, and moral
strenght. Traditional Karate-Do as taught by the Japan
Karate Association.Beginners meet first hour, and
Advanced students meet the second hour.
Instructor: John Heyl, 4th Degree Black Belt.
changes." Testing fees apply for all belt progression.
Day
Tue
Sat
Time
7:00-9:30pm
10:00-12:00pm
Age
10+
10+
Location
VMB Rotunda
VMB Multipurpose
Iaido for Kids
This class introduces children to
the basic concepts of Iaido (ya-idoh), the ancient Japanese art
of drawing the sword, and is
designed to be both challenging and fun . Using defensive
and offensive sword movements, along with other
related weapons training,
students will learn to
develop both mental and
physical discipline.
Monthly
Quarterly
Instructor: Masa Tazaki, 7th
Degree Black Belt.
Note: Must meet instructor approval. Testing fees apply for all belt
progression.
Dates
9/28-12/14
Day
Wed
Time
Age
7:00-8:00pm 7-13
Sess.
Qrtly
Location
Teen Center
Iaido - Way of the Japanese Sword
Adult-Beginner/Intermediate
Monthly
Quarterly
Iaido is the ancient Japanese art of drawing the sword
and cutting in a single movement. Originally created for
the physical and mental discipline of the Samurai warrior, today this martial art joins together various defensive and offensive sword movements, along with related
weapons training, in order to develop a calm mind, better concentration and physical coordination.
Instructor: Masa Tazaki, 7th Degree Black Belt.
Note: Must meet instructor approval. Testing fees apply for all belt
progression.
Dates
9/28-12/14
Day
Wed
Time
Age
8:00-9:30pm 14+
Sess.
Qrtly
Location
Teen Center
Senior Center
RECREATION ACTIVITIES • SOCIAL CLUBS • WELLNESS • & MORE
SENIOR CENTER INFORMATION
The Senior Center
provides a variety of
educational, recreational and social
services that meet the
needs of seniors, residents with disabilities, and members of the general
community. The various programs and services offered
at the Senior Center provide access to information and
support as well as opportunities for participation in
activities that lead to personal growth and enrichment.
Location:
4095 Overland Ave, Culver City, CA 90230
Havve a safe and
Happy Halloween!
Hours of Operation:
Monday through Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Weekends & Holidays 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Desk: Weekdays 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Weekends 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Membership:
Membership to the Culver City Senior Citizens
Association (CCSCA), a 501 (c)(3) organization, is
open to individuals 50 years of age and over. The fee is
based on the calendar year as follows:
•
•
•
$13 annual membership
$5 parking pass
$12 fee to receive The Newsletter monthly by mail*
*The Newsletter is free if you pick it up in person or view it online at:
h t t p : / / w w w. c u l v e r c i t y. o r g / l i v e / c o m m u n i t y neighborhood/adult-senior-services/senior-center-newsletters
For information please call:
(310) 253-6700 • (310) 253-6736 (TDD)
Email: senior.center@culvercity.org
www.culvercity.org
SPECIAL EVENTS
Date
Event
Time
10/22 ZUMBAthon Fundra
iser
9:00am
10/26 UCLA Health & Well
ness Lecture 1:30pm
10/31 Halloween Party
11:30am
11/11 Veterans Day Cele
bration
1:00pm
11/24 Thanksgiving Day
Luncheon
12:00pm
12/9
Holiday Party
11:30am
12/13 CC Strummers Uku
lele Show
1:00pm
12/30 New Year’s Par
ty
11:30am
Monthly Birthday Partie
s - Free!
Thursdays @ 1:00 p.m.
on 10/13, 11/10, & 12/
8.
FitnAennsuasl MCemenbetrsehirp!
$125
$75 Semi-annual
HOURS:
:00 pm
Mon-Fri 8:00 am-44:00 pm
Sat & Sun 12:00-
Cost
---------
Rememberr to
checkk out the
Seniiorr Center
Newsletter!
For more Senior and Social Services information please call (310) 253-6700.
Senior Nutrition Services
NUTRITION SERVICES
LET’S DO
LUNCH!
Snack & Chat Coffee Shop
Come enjoy a delicious meal in a warm
and friendly atmosphere! Lunch is
served every Monday through Friday at
12:30pm until all the meals have been
served in the lovely Dining Room at the
Senior Center. Our meals are delicious
AND nutritious. Joining our lunch program is easy:
1. REGISTER: New clients can register in the
Nutrition Office during regular hours.
2. MAKE A RESERVATION: You may walk
in or call our reservation line at (310) 2536726 at least ONE day in advance.
3. VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTION: Your
contributions are greatly appreciated. A
voluntary suggested contribution for
Seniors 60 & over is $2.25.
Reservation Line:
(310) 253-6726
Nutrition Program Info:
(310) 253-6712
Home Delivered Meals Program
Hot , Nutritious meals are delivered to Culver city residents who are home bounded and unable to prepare
meals on their own. There is a low cost suggested
donation of $2.25. Home delivered Meal clients are
called by caring volunteers several days a week to provide friendship and socialization. For more information
and enrollment, please call 310 253 6748.
Diabetes Support Group
The Senior Nutrition Program offers a Diabetes Support
Group for those 60 and over who have pre-diabetes,
diabetes, or are taking care of someone who has diabetes. Meetings are on the 1st Tuesday of each month
10:00-11:00am in the Conference Room at the Culver
City Senior Center. This group is funded through the
ENHANCE Program (Effective Nutritional Health
Assessments and Networks of Care for the Elderly).
Nutrition Education
The registered dietitian is available by appointment to
answer questions and/or make health related suggestions. For more information or to schedule an appointment call Roxana Tabibi at (310) 253-6712.
Nutrition & Wellness Resources
Ask about our Home Delivered Meals
Program & also our Snack 'n Chat Program!
www.culvercity.org
Begin your day with a cup
of coffee and some friendly conversation. Our wonderful Snack N' chat volunteers are ready to serve you
. Coffee, tea, bagel, toast
and Danishes are available
for purchase between
8:30a.m-11:00a.m.
The following website provides nutritional information
for all age groups: www.culvercity.org/live/communityneighborhood/adult-senior-services/senior-nutritionprogram/health-wellness-resources
Social Services
DISABILITY & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMS
14th Annual Free Kids Carnival
Socialites
in Celebration of "Disability Awareness Month”
Dining & Live Entertainment for Adults with
Disabilities
One Saturday evening per month, at a cost of $10 per
person, participants can enjoy a catered meal, live
entertainment, and a festive atmosphere. Events are
held at the Culver City Senior. R.S.V.P. required. Call to
be added to the mailing list.
Located at the Senior Center, Senior and Social Services
staff is available Monday through Friday to residents of
all ages-offering assistance with information, referrals,
and help on topics such as: alternative transportation,
counseling, caregiver support, bereavement groups, disability programs, aging resources, low income programs
& services, government benefits, homelessness, abuse
reporting, health & medical resources, and others.
Dances for the Developmentally
Disabled
Staff works to ensure that people of all abilities are
included, able to access services, and accepted as valued members of the community. In addition to offering
a variety of recreational opportunities for people with
disabilities, staff also communicates with City departments to address barriers and expressed concerns.
Petting Zoo, carnival games, food & drinks, live entertainment, crafts and more!
For questions or more information, contact Senior &
Social Services Specialist Darren Uhl at: (310) 2536729 or e-mail darren.uhl@culvercity.org
Sunday, October 23, 2016
1:00 - 4:00 pm at the
Culver City Senior Center
To attend, parents must RSVP for their family, no later
than October 16th by calling (310) 253-6707.
Free Drop-In Counseling Program
Open to the Public
ALL AGES!
Offered in partnership with Antioch University
Counseling Center
Would you like to speak to someone about feeling blue,
family or relationship matters, grief or loss, sudden life
changes, or any problem that may be affecting your
life? The program is FREE & does not require an
appointment, is typically a one-time session of 20 minutes or as time allows, and may provide information
about ongoing counseling or other resources.
Available on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month
from Noon - 2:00 p.m. at the Culver City Senior Center.
www.culvercity.org
This free program is held regularly on the 2nd Friday of
each month from 7 - 9 p.m. at the Culver City Senior
Center. Adults of all ages with disabilities, their family,
friends, and caregivers are welcome to attend this social
event which includes music, dancing and refreshments.
Co-sponsored by the Ministry for Persons with
Disabilities.
Culver City Senior & Social
Services Welcomes USC Master of
Social Work Intern LaSheryl Hoyd!
For many years LaSheryl
has had a career in the
Social Services field. She
is now happy to have the
opportunity to be working
here and assisting community members in meeting their individual needs.
Please
note:
Case
Management will be available for Culver City
Residents only. Contact
LaSheryl at (310) 253-6717 or
lasheryl.hoyd@culvercity.org
e-mail
Volunteering Opportunities
Want to volunteer but don’t know where to start?
The Culver City volunteer directory provides the community with information on more than 80
local service opportunities. The directory is here to help you find a meaningful volunteer
opportunity. It provides questions to think about when starting a volunteer position, links
to general online volunteer databases and resources and specific information about
various non-profit, school, hospitals and community sites within Culver City and the
local community. The directory provides information of what services are provided at
the site and what volunteer positions and duties are available. It also includes information
about the site such as address, telephone number, email and website if available. For more information visit:
http://www.culvercity.org/live/get-involved/volunteer/volunteer-directory.
Did you know?
There is a significant connection between volunteering and good health. Reports show shows
that volunteers have greater longevity, higher
functional ability, lower rates of depression and
less incidence of heart disease.
Come join the SWAT Team!
(Someone With Available Time)
Are you too busy for a regular volunteer job but still
would like to help out in Culver City when you can?
Then come join the SWAT Team! This is a list of those
with available time and special skills that would like to
be called on when a volunteer opportunity appears,
such as special community events and programs, or
other unique, one-time situations. Your helping hand
can make all the difference!
Computer Instructors Needed
Retired & Senior Volunteer Program
In these lean economic times our community needs
volunteers more than ever. A little time and help can
go a long way! The Culver City RSVP office is happy
to help you find a volunteer opportunity that you’ll
enjoy and will also help our community. So if you’re
age 55+ and looking for a chance to help your community then call, email or just stop by the RSVP office
for more information on more than 80 local volunteer
opportunities!
www.culvercity.org
The computer lab at the Senior Center is looking for
experienced volunteer instructors for classes and
seminars. Currently classes are 2 hours a week for a
6-week period. Current time slots available are
Saturday and Sundays 1-3 p.m. All of our classes are
taught by dedicated volunteers and the seniors are
extremely grateful for the wonderful instruction they
receive that truly has the ability to change their lives.
If interested please contact Jill Thomsen at
jill.thomsen@culvercity.org or 310-253-6722.
Teen Center
ABOUT
THE
DROP-IN ACTIVITIES • SPECIAL EVENTS • YOUTH EMPLOYMENT • & MORE
TEEN CENTER
TEEN SUPPORT GROUPS & PROGRAMS
The Teen Center has evolved into serving not only high
school students but also middle school students. We
pride ourselves on continuing the dream of founders of
being a positive outlet for youth and our teens in Culver
City. The center provides safe supervised programs for
students that live inside Culver City or attend a Culver
City Unified School.
We offer a variety of services during the school year.
Membership is fast and easy. You can register online at
https://apm.activecommunities.com/culvercity or at the
Registration Office located at 4117 Overland Ave,
open Monday-Friday 8:00am-7:00pm and Sat-Sun
10am-4pm. Enrollment packets are available online at
https://culvercity.seamlessdocs.com/f/TeenCenter
Location:
4153 Overland Ave, Culver City, CA 90230
Membership:
Membership to Teen Center is $100 per school year or
$50 per semester. Please call (310) 253-6650 for due
dates and more information.
www.culvercity.org
Youth Empowerment (YE) is an opportunity to make a
difference in your community. YE is a leadership group
for students in grades 6th -12th who give input on teen
issues and implement events in the Teen Center and the
community. Meetings are held 2nd Wednesdays of each
month at 2:00pm Service Learning credits are given.
Some weekend are needs for service learning projects.
Welcome to the Youth Mentoring/Employment Program
of the City of Culver City. This short term program
teaches marketable skills and a basic work orientation
ethos to at-risk youth between the ages of 14 - 24 years
of age that reside in the City of Culver City. Drop-in
appointments are on Tue-Thu from 3:30-5:30 pm or
please call to schedule an appointment. For more information contact arames.white-shearin@culvercity.org or
call (310) 253-6675.
Monthly Themed Parties 3:30pm
Here at the Teen Center we like to have parties for all
occasions. Each month we have a party to celebrate
special holidays, cultures, or just to have one. Check
out our calendars on the City website under Teen
Center or you can pick one up at the Teen Center.
Homework Help Program
Hours of Operation:
During the school year the Teen Center is open M-F
2:00-6:30 pm; Wed 1:00-6:30 pm. The Teen Center
is closed during summer recess.
or call (310) 253-6650
Youth Empowerment (YE)
Youth Mentoring
We offer free homework assistance to
middle and high school students. This
program is a partnership with the
UCLA Bruin Corps. The program runs the length of the
school year starting in late
October. Must be a Teen
Center member to receive services if space permits.
Space is limited.
Tournament Tuesdays
We have fun at the Teen Center everyday but on
Tuesday's is our Tournament Tuesday's. Each Tuesday
we bring out different events youth play and win prizes.
Sometimes they are individual events and other times
they require a few friends. Each week is different.
DROP-IN ACTIVITIES & FACILITIES
Game Room
Pool tables, ping pong, air hockey, foosball, & arcade games.
Multipurpose Room
Group activities & games, cooking projects, etc.
Library
A quiet room with comfortable pillows and cushions
where you can relax and read your favorite book.
Homework Room
The homework room is well equipped with the necessary
tools a student needs. The Teen Center also offers a tutorial program in collaboration with UCLA Bruin Corp.
Television Room
The television room is used for movie days & other activities.
Computer Lab
The computer lab is equipped with computers with internet access that allows students to complete homework
and school projects, play computer games, socialize
online, learn new computer programs or just hang out.
Park & Facility Information
Facility Name
1
2
3
4
5
* Culver West-Alexander Park (CWA)
4162 Wade St
(310) 253-6644
Ivy Substation & Media Park
8
Venice & Culver Blvd (310) 253-6642
* El Marino Park
9
5301 Berryman Ave (310) 253-6648
* Fox Hills Park
10
Green Valley Cr & Buckingham Pkwy
La Ballona Playground
11
10915 Washington Blvd
* Lindberg Park
12
5401 Rhoda Way
Linwood E. Howe Playground
13
4100 Irving Place
Paddle Tennis Park
14
Culver Blvd & Elenda Ave
* Syd Kronenthal Park
15
3459 McManus Ave (310) 839-0127
* Tellefson Park
16
Washington Place & Tilden Ave
Municipal Pool
17
4175 Overland Ave (310) 253-6680
Senior Center
17
4095 Overland Ave (310) 253-6700
Teen Center
17
4153 Overland Ave (310) 253-6674
Veterans Memorial Building (VMB)
17
4117 Overland Ave (310) 253-6625
* Veterans Park
17
4117 Overland Ave (310) 253-6650
* These locations can be reserved for picnics
Category
13
6
4
17
1
2
14
NonResident
Resident
Fee
Fee
Maximum 300
Persons
$124
$166
$31
$62
$124
$166
Maximum Persons
Vary by Site
$31
$62
$42
Note: City Non-Profit flat rate
Programs
All Park Building Rentals
ALWAYS Have
First Priority. Room rental only
$146
5
12
7
7
www.culvercity.org
Veterans Park Picnic Shelter
Culver City Park Picnic Area #2
For first group of 100 people
For each additional group of 25
Park
Reservations Non-Profit flate rate
for
All Other Park Picnic Areas
Picnic Areas
& Buildings
For each group of 25 people
11
16
Description
15
8
Wade
6
Wende Museum
10808 Culver Blvd
* Blair Hills Park
5950 Wrightcrest Dr
* Blanco Park
5801 Sawtelle Blvd (310) 253-6681
* Dr. Paul Carlson Park
Braddock Dr at Motor Ave
Culver City High School
4401 Elenda Ave
* Culver City Park
Includes Dog Park, Skate Park, Bill
Botts Fields & Fulcrum Ropes Course
Duquesne & Jefferson
3
$187
$208
Non-Profit flate rate
$104
$166
The following Building Deposit (Refundable)
fees & charges Extended Permit Time - per hour
may be
Custodial Fee - per hour
applied.
Staffing Fee - per hour/per staff
10
For more information about Culver City’s parks please visit:
http://www.culvercity.org/live/community-neighborhood/parks-recreation-culture/culver-city-parks
$166
Room rental with kitchen (cooking)
Picnic Deposit (Refundable) per group of 25 people
9
$84
$25
$208
$26
$52
$25
Moonbounces (party jumpers) are allowed in designated Culver City
parks by special permit only. Maximum size is 15’X15’. No moonbounces at Carlson Park, Lindberg Park and SK Park Picnic Shelter. A
Certificate of Liability Insurance is required from the moonbounce
rental company. Permit will not be issued until after moonbounce
insurance is received no later than 2 business days before permit
date. Moonbounce permit fee: $31.00
Picnic Rentals
Park Building Rentals
If you’re planning a gathering at the park be sure to reserve your picnic space first!
Picnic areas are available to the public on a first come first served basis unless otherwise reserved. Only a paid reservation secures your exclusive use. Picnic rental
fees are based on a maximum of 6-hours and the maximum number of people in
your group. Maximum limits vary by location and groups may not exceed the limit.
Some parks are not available for weekday picnic rentals.
Buildings at Blanco, Culver West-Alexander, El Marino, Lindberg, and
Syd Kronenthal parks may be reserved and must be booked 2 weeks
in advance. For information on rentals for the Veterans Memorial
Building click here.
Picnic Rental Process
Step 1: Click here to access the Picnic Permit request form online. You can also obtain a form at
the Recreation Office at 4117 Overland Ave, Mon-Fri 11:30 am-6:30 pm & Sat 10 am-4 pm.
Step 2: Complete the form. We also recommend you call ahead to verify if the location you
desire is available. Please note that calling does not secure your permit.
Step 3: Visit the Recreation Office to pay the fee and complete your reservation.
Rental Policies
Reservations are processed at the Recreation Office. Picnic rentals for
weekends must be submitted no later than the Wednesday prior.
Culver City residents must provide proof of residency (CDL or utility
bill) to receive the resident rate. Non-profit organizations with
501(C)(3) status must be present proof at time of reservation.Refunds
can be given 30 days prior to the event. If paid by cash or check a
$25 processing fee will be assessed. Location changes can be made
14 days prior to event for an additional $25 processing fee. No
refunds on outdoor rental cancelations unless it rains.
For more Park & Facility information please call (310) 253-6650.
Registration Information
Registration Start Dates for Recreation Classes
• RESIDENT: Online, Walk-In & Mail-In (postmarked on or after Sept 3) ..............September 3, 2016
• NON-RESIDENT: Online, Walk-In & Mail-In (postmarked on or after Sept 10) ..September 10, 2016
Recreation Office Location
Online Registration
4117 Overland Avenue, Culver City, CA 90230
The Culver City PRCS Department is pleased to offer online registration
through ActiveNet at https://apm.activecommunities.com/culvercity.
This quick, convenient, easy, secure and green way of accessing our services is
available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. A convenience fee for all online
transactions will be charged by ActiveNet.
Office is located in the southwest end of the
Veterans Memorial Building Complex, facing
Veterans Park. Entrance to parking lot is on
Culver Boulevard.
Registration Policies
Office Hours
•
•
•
•
•
Monday-Friday, 8:00 am to 7:00 pm.
Saturday-Sunday, 10:00 am-4:00 pm.
Holidays
No classes on November 24 & 25 and
December 25.
Methods of Payment
Office accepts cash, money
orders, checks (payable to
City of Culver City), and credit
cards. Credit cards MUST be presented in person. A $25 fee will be charged for
all returned checks. IMPORTANT: Mail-in registration must include a self-addressed, stamped
envelope in order to receive a registration confirmation receipt.
www.culvercity.org
Registration is available online or through the Recreation Office at 4117 Overland Ave.
No phone-in or fax-in registration.
Services rendered AFTER payment is received. No partial payments for activities.
Any balance on account must be paid prior to registering for new or additional classes.
Culver City residents MUST present proof of residency when registering (CDL or utility bill)
or include a copy with mail-in registration.
• Unregistered participants are not allowed in class. After an activity reaches its maximum
number of registered participants, patrons will be placed on a waiting list. Wait-listed patrons
may not visit or attend a class until notified by the Recreation Office AND registration payment is received.
• All activity fees, dates, times, locations and instructors are subject to change.
• Classes below the minimum number of students may be cancelled at no charge.
Refunds/Credits for Programs and Activities
Refunds will only be offered when a program or activity is cancelled. A credit will be offered
upon request by the customer only if either of the following requirements is satisfied: Request for
credit was made before the 2nd class meeting for Recreation Classes or before the first meeting of all other programs and activities, unless otherwise noted. Refunds will be issued in the
form of a check and may take 4-6 weeks to process.
For more Registration information please call (310) 253-6650.
Please PRINT and Fill Out Completely
Adult
Name
Last
First
MI
Date of Birth
Address
Number & Street
Apt #
City
ZIP
Contact
Information
Email
Cell Phone
Secondary Phone
Participant Name
Last
First
MI
Birthday
mo/day/year
Sex
Activity Name
Activity
Fee
Credit
Memo
Discount
Total Fee
/ /
/ /
/ /
/ /
Make check or money order payable to: City of Culver City
Credit cards MUST be presented in person.
Total Fees
Payment Method:
Cash
Charge
Check #
Amount Enclosed
Culver City Parks, Recreation & Community Services Department - Informed Consent and Release
I, the undersigned, recognize that participation in the referenced activity is strictly voluntary and that such participation does not in any manner imply that I am acting in the course and scope of official City of
Culver City business, nor does it in any manner establish or imply an employer-employee or an agency relationship with the City of Culver City.
I, the undersigned, and in the event the undersigned is under 18 years of age, the undersigned’s parents or guardian, in consideration of the request and permission to participate in the referenced act
assume full responsibility for all risk of injury or loss which may result from my participation in this activity and hereby AGREE TO HOLD HARMLESS AND FOREVER DISCHARGE the City of Culver City, their
respective officers, agents and employees from any and all acts of negligence and all claims and demands whatsoever which the undersigned, any third person, or any persons acting on their behalf, have or
may have against the said City of Culver City, or their respective officers, agents or employees, by reason of any accident, illness, injury to or death of any person or persons, or damage to or loss or
destruction of any property arising or occurring during said participation, or any time subsequent thereto. The terms of this release will serve as a release and assumption of risk for my heirs, executors and
administrators and for all of my family members.
I agree and acknowledge that some activities may be of a hazardous nature and/or include physical and/or strenuous exercise or activity, and understanding this I state that to the best of my knowledge, I
have no medical, physical, mental or emotional health conditions which would hinder or prevent my active participation in the referenced activity.
I, the undersigned, agree and acknowledge that I may be photographed while participating in the referenced activity, and that my likeness may be reproduced in a City sponsored publication.
Please note: We strongly recommend that each participant have some type of accident medical insurance for his/her own protection.
Signature of a Participant ________________________________________________________ Date ____________________________
Signature of Parent or Guardian __________________________________________________ Date ____________________________
www.culvercity.org
For more Registration information please call (310) 253-6650.
Parks, Recreation & Community Services Dept.
4117 Overland Avenue
Culver City, CA 90230
(310) 253-6650
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