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and its community
summer 2012
city of sausalito
current through august 2012
Sausalito
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www.sausalitoparksandrecreation.com
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Community Pages
PARKS & RECREATION
Special Events
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Parks & Recreation Commission
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COMMUNITY
Announcements5
Library News
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Sausalito Historical Society
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School News
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Police News
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Edgewater Senior Club
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Sausalito
Parks & Recreation
Department
Parks & Recreation
PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTOR
Mike Langford 289-4126
mlangford@ci.sausalito.ca.us
Registration Form
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Children’s Classes
Enrichment20
Sports, Music
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Dance23
Camps24
Adult Classes
Enrichment
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Music29
Dance30
Fitness31
Sports34
Facilities, Parks, & Rentals 37
Employee Directory 39
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420 Litho Street
Sausalito, CA 94965
289-4152 • Fax 289-4198
www.sausalitoparksandrecreation.org
Office Hours: M–TH 8:30am–8:30pm
F 8:30am–12pm, 1pm–5pm
RECREATION SUPERVISOR
Jeff Dybdal, 289-4140
jdybdal@ci.sausalito.ca.us
RECREATION COORDINATOR
Erin Stroud 289-4198
estroud@ci.sausalito.ca.us
ADMINISTRATIVE AIDE
Anita Wong 289-4197
awong@ci.sausalito.ca.us
PARKS & RECREATION: SPECIAL EVENTS
Caledonia
Street Festival
SUNDAY, MAY 27, 2012
Calendar of Events
MAY
• 5/27 Caledonia Street Festival
JUNE
• 6/1 • 6/2 • 6/8 • 6/15 • 6/22 • 6/29 Jazz and Blues by the Bay
Concerts for Kids
Jazz and Blues by the Bay
JULY
• 7/4 • 7/6 • 7/13 • 7/14 • 7/20 • 7/27 4th of July Parade
4th of July Celebration
4th of July Fireworks Extravaganza
Concerts for Kids
AUGUST
• 8/3 • 8/4 • 8/10 • 8/17 • 8/24 Jazz and Blues by the Bay
Concerts for Kids
SEPTEMBER
• 9/8 Concerts for Kids
• 9/30 Chili Cook Off
Check us out on Facebook at Sausalito Event Coordinator.
All events sponsored by the Sausalito Parks & Recreation
Department.
11am–6pm
The Caledonia Street Fair returns to Caledonia Street with a new name
and new energy. The Caledonia Street Festival will be an event to
celebrate the character, history and importance of Caledonia Street as
well as our wonderful Sausalito community. This year’s Festival will be
a toast to the 75th Anniversary of The Golden Gate Bridge featuring the
“Golden Gate Bridge Photo Contest—Then, Now & Today”. This annual
event draws hundreds of people to dance, eat, drink, mingle, shop and
groove. Artistic highlights include craft and art booths, live music,
entertainment and street performers. A festival created to appeal to
the entire family, there is also a children’s area filled with activities
for youngsters of all ages to participate in. Enjoy all the beautiful and
historic things Caledonia Street has to offer and support the fantastic
local business owners. This event will go on rain or shine.
www.caledoniastreetfestival.com
75th Golden Gate Bridge Anniversary
Photo Contest—Then & Now
Let us celebrate and reflect on the beauty and history of the Golden
Gate Bridge by showcasing individual photographs of this amazing
world renowned landmark. Entries will be displayed at the Caledonia
Street Festival. Everyone is encouraged to enter, professional and
amateur alike. There will be three main categories: Golden (pictures
taken any time before 1987); Silver (pictures taken any time between
1988-2011); and Bronze (pictures taken in 2012). For more information
check out www.sausalitophotocontest.info.
2012 Caledonia Street Festival Sponsors
Platinum Level Sponsor
Marin Independent Journal
www.marinij.com
Silver Level Sponsors
Upper Cervical Health Centers
Marin Clean Energy
SF Bay Adventures
Cavallo Point Lodge
Be A Gourmet
Au Pair Care
Dr. Eva Dahl
Annie’s Inc.
Coca Cola
Smitty’s Bar
www.uppercervicalmarin.com
www.marincleanenergy.info
www.sfbayadventures.com
www.cavallopoint.com
www.gourmetblends.us
www.aupaircare.com
www.drevadahl.com
www.annies.com
www.coca-cola.com
www.smittysbar.com
Parks & Recreation Department 289-4152 www.cityofsausalitospecialevents.com
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Jazz & Blues by the Bay
at Gabrielson Park
Come and enjoy good music, good food and good friends every Friday
night between 6:30pm–8pm from June 1 through August 24 at our City’s
very own Jazz and Blues by the Bay. Hosted by the Sausalito Parks and
Recreation Department, this is a community favorite. Breathtaking
views of Angel Island and San Francisco are the backdrop to this
weekly musical celebration. Food and refreshments are available for
purchase each night from our local non-profit groups, or bring your
own picnic. With the help of our generous sponsors, we’re able to bring
these concerts to the residents of Sausalito free of charge.
Nightly Grove tables are available by reservation only. If you are
meeting friends and family, why not rent one of our café tables? You
may reserve a table for your party at the cost of $55 per night. Each
table comes with six chairs and you may rent additional chairs at $5
per chair.
Call the Recreation office to make your reservation at 289-4152.
Summer 2012 Band Lineup and Food Booth Sponsors
• 6/1 Starduster Orchestra
Sponsored by Bay Cities Refuse in support of Sausalito Parks
& Recreation
• 6/8 Mitch Woods and his Rocket 88s
Sponsored by Volunteers in Public Safety (V.I.P.S.)
• 6/15 Rolando Morales
Sponsored by TBA
• 6/22 Brewnel
Sponsored by Sausalito Parks & Recreation Department
• 6/29 Pamela Rose
Sponsored by Sausalito Youth Sailing Foundation
• 7/6 The New Crossection
Sponsored by Sausalito On the Waterfront
• 7/13 Ron Thompson and His Resistors
Sponsored by Sausalito Lions Club
• 7/20 Medicine Ball Band
Sponsored by Sausalito Art Festival
• 7/27 Kickin’ the Mule
Sponsored by Sausalito Chamber of Commerce
• 8/3 Andre Thierry & Zydeco Magic
Sponsored by Friends of the Sausalito Dog Park
• 8/10 Brass Express
Sponsored by Sausalito Rotary Club
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8/17 Junius Courtney Big Band with Denise Perrier
Sponsored by Golden Gate Tall Ships Society
8/24 Eugene Huggins and Friends
Sponsored by Willow Creek Foundation
Event Corporate Sponsors
DIAMOND LEVEL SPONSORS
Walsh Carter and Associates
Christina and Gordon Bowman-Jones
GOLD LEVEL SPONSORS
C.L. Dean
Pacific Heights Cleaners
Bank of Marin
Glassdoor.com
Sausalito Mermaid
Friends of Bruce
Bob & Anne from Good Ship Laissez-Faire
SILVER SPONSORS
Modern Sailing School and Club AWG
All Paws on Deck
Sotheby’s Realty
Nelson Painting
Eff & Holland
Ferry Friends
PwC
Habitat Books
Jinks Sisters
Sausalito Yacht Club
Les Girls
Newman & Warren
Osteria Divino
Prandi Property Management
Rotary Club of Sausalito
Sausalito Chamber of Commerce Sausalito Lions Club
SF Bay Whale Watching
Undercurrent
Green Gift Wrapping
The Leone Family
Kahn, Zuch, Seidler, Seidler, Giheany
Camara Scremin, Experienced Sausalito Realtor
BRONZE SPONSORS
CJ Spady, CPA
Each year the free Jazz and Blues by the Bay concert series
becomes more and more popular attracting greater crowds. In
order to ensure that it is a positive experience for all we ask
for your compliance with the following:
• Chairs in free lawn seating area must not have seats
taller than 8” from the ground and the backs of the
chairs may be no taller than the shoulder height of the occupant
• Tables may be no taller than 18”
• Blankets between tables are not allowed and will be
removed
• Rocks used to hold blankets in place must be returned
• Please use only the space you need
• Please make space for others. Let’s all have a good time!
• Please do not park on Spinnaker Way in the red zone or you
will be cited and towed.
July 4th
Concert for Kids
The tradition continues. The parade through town begins at 10am at Sponsored by the Sausalito Lion’s Club
the intersection of Second and Main Street and ends at Dunphy Park.
Starting at 12 noon there will be live music all day. Food, dancing,
family games, tug of war and the famous traditional egg toss help
make this an exciting event for the whole family. Come and enjoy a
good old-fashioned 4th of July celebration!
The Sausalito Lion’s Club is sponsoring the Sausalito Parks &
Recreation Department’s Concerts for Kids summer concert series.
This annual children’s entertainment event takes place on Saturday
mornings once a month from June – October at Robin Sweeny Park.
These summer and fall performances feature music, fun and laughs
for children of all ages. Bring your family, a blanket and enjoy these
Parade Entries
FREE concerts thanks to the Sausalito Lion’s Club. Entertainment
Floats, bands, clowns, classic cars, acrobats, flowers, balloons begins at 10:30am.
and fun for the entire family. Everyone is encouraged to add to this Schedule of Performers
traditional favorite.
Pick up an application online at www.sausalito4thofjuly.com, 6/4 Kenny Blacklock
or at the Parks & Recreation office. Don’t miss what the Pacific Sun 7/14 Tim Cain
awarded the “I Love a Parade” award.
8/4 James K
Sparrow Creek Montessori School
17th Annual 4th of July Pancake Breakfast
See page 5 for details.
July 4th Fireworks Extravaganza
at Gabrielson Park—6:30pm to 9:30pm
Music fills the evening air in anticipation of the grand finale to a fun
filled day in Sausalito. Richardson’s Bay provides a beautiful view
and front row seating to our very own fireworks display off Spinnaker
Point. The evening is hosted by the Sausalito Parks and Recreation
Department. For table reservations, call 289-4152.
Fourth of July Fireworks
Donation Drive
The Sausalito Recreation Department is busy planning for our
spectacular 4th of July event. We need your help and support
to raise over $26,000 to support the cost of the fireworks
spectacle. Last year’s show was our best yet, and plans are
in the works to top that! Donations from local residents and
merchants solely fund the fireworks show, so please send your
tax-deductible donations to:
Fireworks
C/O Sausalito Parks & Recreation Department
420 Litho Street
Sausalito, CA 94965
or you can donate online at
www.sausalito4thofjuly.com
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Local Ballerinas Attained
International Achievement
Two Sausalito girls, Alya Grace Duggan and Marina Turrini, achieved
the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) international standard, in the
recent annual examination held in Dublin.
The ballerinas went through one year of training in the Sausalito
Park and Recreation Center with the RAD Registered Ballet teacher,
Terry Wong-McDonnell ARAD, RAD RTS. Through hard work and
persistence, they were selected to enter the RAD Pre-Primary in Dance
examination.
Their progress was evaluated and they received great results and
compliments by the international examiner. They demonstrated the
required technical level and also showed knowledge of the syllabus
vocabulary with great imagination and poise.
Alya and Marina’s achievements will be rewarded with medals
and Certificates bearing the Royal seal.
The Royal Academy of Dance is the world’s leading dance
education organization, and is based in London, England. The RAD
programs, including ballet examinations, are fully accredited through
the University of Surrey in England. The qualifications are also
internationally recognized.
The RAD dance program is conducted in the Sausalito Park and
Recreation center. For more information, please call 289-4152.
Parks & Recreation Commission
John Lerner, Chair Joe Burns, Vice Chair
Doreen Gounard Cindy Powers Melissa Mooney
Sela Seleska
Spring began slowly but picked up quickly as Parks and Recreation
began to gather momentum for the summer season. Summer doesn’t
happen without a great deal of planning and organization. The Parks
and Recreation Commission once again would like to thank the entire
staff for their continued enthusiasm and hard work which ensures a
successful summer season. Thank you, Mike Langford, Erin Stroud,
Jeff Dybdal, Anita Wong and all temporary staff, summer interns and
volunteers.
Spring events were once again popular and well attended. Our
Community Garage Sale was a resounding success. We were able to
take advantage of late spring weather and had another great Easter
Parade, Egg Hunt and Easter Bonnet contest at Dunphy Park
Both the Harrison Park and Robin Sweeney Park renovations are
moving forward. Watch for work to begin on Harrison Park any day now.
Thank you to all the volunteers that contributed to the Dunphy Park
beach cleanup. What a great improvement.
Summer event planning is well underway beginning with our
Caledonia Street Community Spring Faire and the Lions Club pancake
breakfast followed by the 2012 summer Jazz and Blues by the Bay
series at Gabrielson Park and our 4th of July Parade, picnic and
evening fireworks.
Remember, it is never too late to get involved. The Sausalito
Parks and Recreation department is continually seeking volunteers.
Continued support and involvement by the Sausalito community
guarantees a strong community focused Parks and Recreation
Department. If you want to teach or attend a Parks and Recreation
sponsored class contact Jeff Dybdal. If you want to volunteer for a
Parks and Recreation event contact Erin Stroud and finally if you just
want information about the Parks and Recreation programs contact
Anita Wong.
As a reminder the Sausalito Parks and Recreation Commission
Meets the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 6:300 pm in the Edgewater
Room at City Hall, 420 Litho Street. These meetings are open to the
public. Any agenda items should go through the Sausalito Parks and
Recreation Department office at 289-4152. Your attendance and
participation is always welcome.
On behalf of all members of the Sausalito Parks and Recreation
Commission and the committed Sausalito Parks and Recreation staff
we would like to say that it is both a pleasure and privilege to serve
you the Sausalito community.
Respectfully submitted,
John Lerner, Chair, Sausalito Parks and Recreation Commission.
Back (L-R): Terry Wong-McDonnell ARAD, RAD RTS; Alan Choy, Poise Ballet
pianist. Front (L-R): Alya Grace Duggan; Marina Turrini
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COMMUNITY: ANNOUNCEMENTS
Japan Sister City Students
to Visit Sausalito in July
Every summer since 1988, when the Sister City program began between
Sausalito and Sakaide, Japan, either local students from Sausalito
and Marin have traveled to Sakaide or students from Sakaide have
visited Sausalito. It will be Sausalito’s turn again this year to welcome
our student guests and delegation from Sakaide from July 26 until
August 5.
The goal of the Sausalito-Sakaide student exchange visit is
not only that of cultural expansion, but one which strives for strong
educational activities that help expand the students’ knowledge base.
In addition, the students are also exposed to a wide variety of exciting
and entertaining events that take place in the Bay Area while they are
here. We hope they’ll return home with a newfound joy and wonder
at what they have learned, the friendships they have built and the
experiences they have had.
Essential to the strength and success of the Sister City exchange
program are past, present and future participants, without whom
these visits and the ongoing program would not be possible—local
students from previous exchange programs who participate in these
visits, contributing their knowledge and friendship to our guests;
the local community with whom the students interact through civic
and social events and who welcome students into their homes; and,
the City of Sausalito with whom the Sister City continues to have a
strong and supportive relationship—an integral part of the Sister City
program since inception.
The Sausalito Sister City program is run by the non-profit
corporation, Sausalito Sister City Committee, Inc. Would you like to get
involved? Here’s how . . .
Host Families
Sakaide students visiting in July 26–August 5 will stay with local host
families for their 10-day stay. Anyone with a spare bedroom can be a
host family, but having children is always a plus. Japanese language
skills are NOT necessary! (The students will have some grasp of
English.) The primary responsibility of a host family is transportation
to and from Sausalito City Hall each day and dinners with the family
most evenings. The rest is up to you. Your student will become a part
of your family forever and you will always cherish the memory of this
experience. To apply to become a host family, contact E.V. Gilbreath at
332-2282.
Sausalito Arts Festival
Visit our Food Booth over Labor Day weekend and enjoy ‘Japanese fries’
and authentic Udon noodles—a big hit last year!
Anyone interested in serving as an interpreter or chaperone, or joining
us in the Sister City Food Booth in September, may contact Susan Roe
at 331-3126.
Donations
The Sausalito Sister City Committee (a 501(c)3 non-profit organization)
welcomes financial contributions and greatly appreciates the
generosity of our donors. Contributions support the 2012 Sakaide
student visit as well as “scholarships” for deserving local students
participating in next year’s exchange visit to Sakaide. Donations may
be made to Sausalito Sister City Committee, c/o Cathy Stierhoff, 303
Headlands Ct. Sausalito, CA 94965.
Visit us on the web at http://www.sausalitosistercity.org/ or on
Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/groups/103574275358/.
Sausalito Film Festival
The 4th Annual Sausalito Film Festival to be held at CineArts @ Marin
Theatre on Caledonia on May 11 and 12, and at Cavallo Point—The
Lodge at the Golden Gate on May 13.
The three-day experiential festival pairs feature and documentary
screenings with relevant events from live interactive discussions to
stimulating panels that include filmmakers and thought provoking
industry leaders in discussion about vital topics such as climate
change, conservation, social activism, animal rights and the power
Interpreters
of the human spirit. This year’s program focuses on films with a
Do you speak Japanese? While the students usually know some courageous spirit and impactful, thought provoking content, featuring
English, we can always use fluent speakers to help us communicate. a stellar line-up of thirteen films, many of which are Bay Area
Premieres. A special Late Night Presentation will also be held on May
Chaperones
12th at Studio 333.
Join the students as they trek across the bridge, visit a museum, attend
a baseball game, take a dance class or ferry ride. We have 10 days of Films will be announced and tickets will go on sale on April 17.
activities and there are many opportunities for you to participate.
The Festival website is sausalitofilmfestival.com.
The Festival phone is 887-9506.
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National Park Service Programs
in the Marin Headlands
BATTERY TOWNSLEY OPEN HOUSE
6/3, 7/1, 8/5, NOON–4PM
Open the first Sunday of each month. Battery Townsley at Fort Cronkhite
was San Francisco’s most extensive—and most secret—World War
II military fortification. From 1940 to 1948, it mounted two massive
battleship guns and housed more than 100 soldiers in an extensive
network of underground tunnels; during the Cold War, it was used as
an underground research facility.
Long closed to public access, Battery Townsley has been
refurbished and the public is invited to visit and explore this
labyrinthine fortification. Battery Townsley is reached via a moderately
strenuous hike up the Coastal Trail approximately half-mile north of
the Rodeo Beach parking lot. For further assistance to the site, call
331-1540.
BRIDGE IN FOG
7/21, 1PM–4PM
Meet Al Greening at the Headlands Visitor’s Center. Picture the Golden
Gate Bridge swathed in fog, with only its towers pointing above. We
will follow the fog for photo opportunities in this carpool/hike. Wear
sturdy shoes, the hiking segments may be steep in places. Dress
warmly, bring your tripod and hope for fog.
COASTAL DEFENSES OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY
6/3, 7/1, 8/5, 1PM– 2PM
The Coastal Defenses of San Francisco Bay have played an important
part in major historical events. These events include the end of the
Mexican American war, the Gold Rush, California statehood, the Civil
War, WWI, and WWII. Each event added the desire for improved coastal
defense capabilities. Join docent Warren Riley for an illustrated
presentation of the Coastal Defenses of San Francisco Bay: 1850 to
NIKE MISSILE SITE OPEN HOUSE
1950. We will be discussing the advancements and thinking behind
6/2, 7/7, 8/4, 12:30PM–3:30PM
the many attempts to provide this critical area with the best and most
Open the first Saturday of each month, and Wednesday, Thursday and advanced defenses of the day. For reservations, phone 331-1540.
Friday afternoons. Unique in the National Park Service, this restored
Cold War anti-aircraft missile site has intriguing stories to tell. Lighthouses of San Francisco Bay
Leashed pets are welcome. For up-dated visiting hours or tours, phone 6/3, 7/1, 8/5, 11AM –12 NOON
331-1453. Buildings above ground are wheelchair accessible. Visit Following the discovery of gold in 1848, the Bay Area experienced one
the Nike Missile website at www.nps.gov/nike-missile-site.htm.
of the most explosive population expansions in modern history. During
the latter half of that century, the men and women of the lighthouse
BEGINNING BIRDING
service, aided by their light and fog signals, directed hundreds of
6/24, 7/22, 8/19, 9:30AM– 11:30AM
ships to safe passage through the Golden Gate and often provided
Summer has arrived at the Marin Headlands. Explore the shore life-saving services. These services played a critical role in the growth
of Rodeo Lagoon with docent Jane Haley and learn what birds are of a new state. Join docent Warren Riley for an illustrated talk inside
our summer visitors and who’s here year-round. Meet at the Marin the Marin Headlands Visitor Center. For reservations, phone 331-1540.
Headlands Visitor Center. Bring binoculars, field guides. Ages eight
and up, no pets. Rain cancels. For reservations call 331-1540.
MARINE SCIENCE SUNDAYS
6/10, 7/8, 8/12
Come join The Marine Mammal Center on the 2nd Sunday of the month
for a fun-filled day of family-friendly tours, classroom activities and
more. Themes will range from Pupping Season, where you will be
treated to special presentations from veterinarians or volunteers who
care for our sick and injured elephant and harbor seal pups and include
demonstrations of how we rescue and feed our patients; to Ocean
Trash, where you will learn about the animals at our hospital that have
been victims of our garbage, while you learn all the ways you can help
keep our oceans clean and discover new ways to re-invent trash into
art! Learn more about specific themes and scheduled activities each
month by going to our website at MarineMammalCenter.org.
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Community Newsletter 415-289-4100
Shhh.The Forest is Listening
By Ranger Lou Sian
Last spring, rather quietly, Muir Woods installed five new wayside
signs that encourage visitors to walk quietly and enjoy the natural
soundscape of the primeval forest. The signs are a gentle reminder that
Cathedral Grove is the park’s quiet refuge. The grove of mature trees,
located further from the bustling parking lot and park entrance, has
a history of reverence and quietude. Cathedral Grove is the site where
in 1945 delegates to the first United Nations came to commemorate
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the chief architect of the U.N.
Just minutes from the Golden Gate Bridge and a major metropolitan
area, the ancient forest is in sharp contrast to the busyness of the
surrounding modern world. On a weekday; in winter or spring; early
in the morning or late in the afternoon; not on a holiday; and just
about any rainy day; visitors may enjoy a few moments of quiet in Muir
Woods without intrusion from mechanical or human-made sounds.
But, it’s becoming more challenging as the San Francisco Bay Area’s
population of seven million people swells by the millions over the next
50 years.
With fewer places to go without the sound of a blustery motorcycle
or the rumbling airplane overhead or the constant drone of a nearby
freeway, future generations will be hard-pressed to find a quiet place
to listen to natural sounds for reasons of health, inspiration, and
restoration. Not only does noise affect the human species, but the
other species as well. Animals that depend on their sense of hearing
for avoiding predators, finding mates or safe territories, finding food,
and nurturing young, will be less fit to survive in urban areas.
Muir Woods offers evening programs to experience the natural
sounds of an old-growth forest on a safe and leisurely walk. Though
the forest and weather are less dramatic in the summer than in the
winter, visitors can listen to the watery music of Redwood Creek; enjoy
the forest fragrance on a still evening; and the gentle soughing of the
wind through the canopy of giant trees. Contrary to what is generally
observed by first-timers to Muir Woods; the forest is not silent, but
quiet.
The National Park Service Natural Sounds and Night Sky Division
funded the soundscape signs at Muir Woods. The natural soundscape
project team includes Mia Monroe, Michael Faw, Gina Farr, Lou Sian,
Tamara Williams, Karen Trevino, Erica Pilcher, and Bob Manning. The
park is open every day at 8am, including holidays. It closes at 8pm in
the summer.
Lou Sian is a park ranger and media specialist at Muir Woods
National Monument.
Kitchens With a View . . .
And Cooking,Too!
A spectacular two-day event celebrating Food, Wine, Music, and the Art
of “Cooking with a View” will be presented by the Sausalito Woman’s
Club Preservation Society (a 501 c (3) non-profit organization) as a
fundraising benefit in an on-going effort to maintain and protect the
Club’s landmarked building designed by Julia Morgan, California’s
first licensed woman architect. Friday night’s Cocktail Party at the
Clubhouse, 120 Central Avenue, features stellar hors d’oeuvres, a no
host bar, ‘live’ smooth jazz, along with a Culinary Silent Auction. Bid
on fabulous, must-have kitchen gear, rare vintages, future dining
experiences, and meet our celebrity cookbook author Diane Rossen
Worthington, twice winner of the James Beard Award and syndicated
food writer for the Chicago Tribune. On Saturday’s Tour, visit a series of
unique, private Sausalito kitchens—grand and galley—all within view
of the Bay that were designed for home chefs to whom good food, good
wine, and good company are the key elements of memorable meals—
not necessarily square footage. At any time along the walkable route,
you can stop by the “Food and Wine Tasting/Talking Tent” located
adjacent to one of the featured kitchens in a splendid garden. The
Talking Tent will feature a rotating group of presenters and chefs
including: Diane Worthington’s crostini varieties, live cooking demo
by Chef Clare Molla, chef instructor for Williams Sonoma, Steve Yafa’s
Food Pairing with Pinot Noir, Jason Fagan’s Backyard Bees, Chickens
and Gray Water Sustainability, Alison Harris’ Integrating Organic
Edible Plants in existing Landscapes, Shannon Baker will show us how
to cook for a crowd and more!
Also, at any time along the walk-able San Carlos Avenue route,
ticketholders are invited to drop by the SWC for a delicious luncheon
buffet & no host bar. A separate raffle for a sojourn in a celebrated
food-and-wine destination will be selected at the conclusion of the
festivities. Checks to reserve for the event should be made out to
SWCPS by May 14 to Cindy Mason, 59 Woodward Ave or order online
at www.brownpapertickets.com/226506. Cocktail Party: $25; Kitchen
Tour: $35. Lunch: $15. Combined Friday & Saturday Events: $70. For
more information, visit www.sausalitowomansclub.org and click on
“Preservation.”
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Maintaining Your Trees
Trees are some of the oldest living plant life and highly valued in
scenic areas. However, in Sausalito’s setting it’s much tougher for
trees to strive than in their native habitat and the lifespan of a tree
in Sausalito can be much shorter. Some trees are planted in locations
that do not suit their individual needs, can be damaged by large
storms, or become diseased and decay or rot. Therefore, when trees
become a threat to nearby persons or property they need to be removed.
The City often receives calls from residents with concerns that tree
cutting in their neighborhood could be illegal. The City’s regulations
allow for permits to remove or alter trees located on public and private
properties. The regulations vary depending if the tree is located in the
public right-of-way or on private property. The removal or alteration of
any tree located in the public right-of-way requires a permit reviewed
and issued by the Department of Public Works.
For private property trees, the permitting body is the City’s Trees
and Views Committee. A Tree Removal or Alteration Permit is required
for trees located on private property including:
• California Live Oaks, measuring 12 inches or larger in
circumference as measured at breast height;
• Other varieties of trees measured 30 inches or larger in
circumference as measured at breast height; and
• Any tree dedicated by the City Council or Sausalito Woman’s Club.
Yearly or routine pruning of private trees is not considered an
Alteration and does not require a permit. There are also certain types
of trees located on private property that are considered “undesirable”
and may be removed or altered without a permit, including; Blue
Gum Eucalyptus, Monterey Pine, Monterey Cypress, Coastal Redwood,
Blackwood Acacia, Bailey Acacia and Green Wattle.
Property Owners responsible for removing or altering trees without
obtaining the required permit, have done so illegally and are subject
to a citation. To report the illegal removal of trees please contact
Assistant Planner, Alison Thornberry-Assef at 289-4131 during normal
business hours.
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Memorial Bench
Are you looking for a way to commemorate that special
someone or special day? The City of Sausalito is blessed with
many great benches to sit and look at the view and reminisce
over fond memories. These benches can be dedicated to create
that special place for you and your family. Benches are located
in various City Parks and along pathways throughout the City.
If you are interested in a Memorial Bench please contact the
Parks and Recreation Department at 415-289-4152.
Sausalito Village
Sausalito Village, an idea whose time has come, arrived at our shores
in October 2010 and has been growing exponentially ever since. One
of many Villages which have sprung up across the United States in
the past ten years, it is modeled on Boston’s Beacon Hill Village which
launched in 2001 when a group of Beacon Hill residents, determined
to remain in their homes as they aged, banded together to create the
kinds of support systems they would need to accomplish their goal.
If you are 60+ years of age and planning to stay in your home in
Sausalito as you grow older, you might consider enjoying the benefits
of membership in Sausalito Village. Under the auspices of its umbrella
organization, Marin Village, the key element of membership is a single
telephone number that you can call for referrals to service providers.
Some services are provided by volunteers and others are available for
a fee, often discounted, from thoroughly vetted third parties. Such
services might include transportation to the Airporter, shopping, and
doctors’ appointments; small household repairs; computer training
and support; referrals to qualified health care workers; respite and
support for caregivers.
In addition to the service hotline, membership opens up the
opportunity to become part of a vibrant community of people who
share in many social, cultural, and recreational events. SV members
have attended the Marin Symphony, the Fisher Exhibit of Photography
in San Francisco, and a presentation at the studio of the late Sausalito
artist, Walter Kuhlman. They also participate in classes in Yoga, flower
arranging, and memoir writing. Our “neighbors helping neighbors”
volunteer program invites you to participate in an active volunteer
corps already making a difference in our community.
Members of the steering committee are: Betsy Stroman, Chair,
Charlie Arenson, Doris Berdahl, Lee Follett, Ann Heurlin, Felicity Kirsch,
Jackie Kudler, Barb Lokkesmoe, Lois Prentice, Beverly Robbins, Rick
Seymour, Sharon Seymour, Stella Shao, and Dana Whitson. For more
information, you can visit our website at www.sausalitovillage.org,
contact us by e-mail at sausalitovillage@gmail.com or call Betsy
Stroman at 331-1464.
Radio Sausalito
1610 AM & Cable Channel 26
Got vinyl? Radio Sausalito will give new life to your old records. We
delicately wash and digitally encode each donated LP into our music
library so it can be played on the air and shared with our listeners.
Transform those disks in the basement back to their former musical
glory. Contact Radio Sausalito at 332-JAZZ if you would like us to
revitalize some of your vinyl.
Perhaps you’ve got a gift for gab? Radio Sausalito is always
looking to help residents get behind the microphone, whether your
passion is hiking, haikus, or Herbie Hancock. Each radio host receives
training on the station’s equipment in our beautiful on-air studio right
here in Sausalito. You will also get assistance in refining your radio
delivery, and show production for a professional on-air sound.
Radio Sausalito is Southern Marin’s own community radio station,
which broadcasts jazz and local information over 1610 AM, and
worldwide via Podcasts on the iTunes Music Store. Our programming
is also heard countywide via Cable TV. Listening tips and details are
on the web at www.radiosausalito.org.
Sausalito Farmers Market
The Farmers Market is now operating year round from 9am-2pm on the
Dunphy Park parking-strip parallel to Bridgeway. Local and regional
farmers, bakers and food purveyors showcase their diverse and high
quality seasonal bounty.
The Sausalito Farmers Market is a project of the Golden Gate
Farmers Market Association, which provides certified farmers market
and related education programs. For information on being a Farmers
Market vendor, please contact Lynn Bagley at 382-7846.
Smitty’s Annual Pig Feed
In Loving Memory of Jesse Thomas
Come early to see the pig roasting, stay late for some fun!
Smitty’s Bar
Saturday June 16, 4pm
214 Caledonia Street
$10 per person
Sparrow Creek Montessori School
17th Annual 4th of July Pancake Breakfast
Enjoy all-you-can-eat blueberry pancakes and a front-row seat for the
Sausalito Fourth of July Parade!
On Sunday, July Fourth, Sparrow Creek Montessori School will hold
its seventeenth annual Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser from 8am to 12
noon at 304 Caledonia Street on the parade route. In addition to as
many blueberry pancakes with real maple syrup as you can eat, enjoy
coffee, orange juice, bacon and watermelon. We will also be selling
raffle tickets for wonderful prizes, such as dinners at local restaurants
and nights away in luxury hotels. All proceeds go to the school’s
scholarship fund. Please come have breakfast and support the kids. For more information, contact Norah Frei at 272-4988.
Summer with the Seals
at The Marine Mammal Center!
Summer is a great time to visit The Marine Mammal Center to see
many fin-footed patients such as elephant seals and California sea
lions, and to learn about their natural history, battles they face in the
wild, and the connections we all share with them and the ocean. The
nonprofit hospital and visitor Center is located in the Marin Headlands
steps away from Rodeo Beach, is FREE to visit, and is open to the
public daily 10am–5pm. This summer, the Center has some wonderful
events planned to keep you and your family informed and entertained!
New this year is Marine Science Sundays—a FREE program offered
on the second Sunday of each month—that explores the in-depth
world of marine mammals through multi-media presentations given
by the Center’s experts, and docent-led tours. Upcoming topics for the
summer include an interactive presentation and Q&A on endangered
species, natural history of California sea lions, and a World Ocean’s
Day themed event in June that will explore the problems of ocean
trash, the impact on seals, sea lions and even whales, and solutions
to reduce, reuse and recycle! In addition, members of The Marine
Mammal Center will have access to special members-only night
events this summer which will be held the second Wednesday of each
month. Check www.MarineMammalCenter.org/events for details!
$10 buys you BBQ pork, coleslaw, baked beans, and rolls.
Come early to watch the pig cooking and stay late for fun and
games.
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Chamber of Commerce
Events and Meetings
The Sausalito Chamber of Commerce has moved to its new office at Chamber Mixers
Chamber Mixers are typically held on the third Thursday of the month
1913 Bridgeway (besides Suzie’s Nail and Fred’s Coffee Shop).
from 5:30pm–7:30pm. Mixers are an opportunity for both Chamber
and non-Chamber members to meet and network.
JUNE
12 BizX Meeting
The location of the BizX Meeting and the Mixers varies each month.
Sushi Ran, 107 Caledonia Street
Hosting a BizX Meeting or a Mixer is a great opportunity to showcase
8:15am–9:30am
your business. Please contact the Chamber at 331-7262 or by email
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to chamber@sausalito.org if you are interested in being a host in
Bay Model Visitor Center. 2100 Bridgeway
2012.
8:15am–9:30am
For additional information on the events listed above, please
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visit www.sausalito.org or call the Sausalito Chamber at 331-7262
Sausalito Yacht Club, Ferry Landing
extension 10.
5:30pm–7:30pm
JULY
10 BizX Meeting
Have a Business Question?
Sausalito Art Festival, 2400 Bridgeway
Ask a Business Expert!
8:15am–9:30am
In an ongoing effort to equip small businesses with opportunities to
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grow and prosper, the County of Marin, the Marin Workforce Investment
Frantoio, 152 Shoreline Hwy, Mill Valley
Board, the City of Sausalito and the Sausalito Chamber of Commerce
5:30pm–7:30pm
have partnered with the Small Business Development Center (SBDC)
AUGUST
at Santa Rosa Junior College, to provide free business counseling
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services to Sausalito businesses.
Studio 333, 333 Caledonia
The SBDC is a publicly funded small business assistance agency.
8:15am–9:30am
It provides no-cost professional business counseling and low-cost
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workshops. Their experienced Business Advisors can problem solve
Bay Model Visitor Center. 2100 Bridgeway
with you on business planning, customer service, hiring & retaining
8:15am–10:30am
staff, control of cash flow, inventory, marketing and much more.
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Bob Paccione, who has extensive experience with the Federal
Hanson Gallery, 669 Bridgeway
Government’s small business contracting programs, will be the on5:30pm–7:30pm
site Business Advisor. He is the former Area Director of Government
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Contracting for the Small Business Administration and ran highly
Marinship Park, 6pm–10pm
successful multi billion dollar contracting programs as well as
initiating small business matchmaking and marketing strategies.
BizX
In addition to his knowledge of federal acquisition regulations,
Meeting the second Tuesday of the month from 8:15am–9:30am. Bob has sharp technical assistance and counseling skills which
BizX is an abbreviation for “Business Information Exchange.” BizX include small business development, access to capital and marketing
is a monthly business meeting where Chamber members, Chamber to increase sales through government and commercial contracts.
President and CEO, the City Manager and representatives from the Specific areas of assistance include Federal and State contracting,
Chamber Board of Directors and City Council, meet to discuss current marketing and access to capital. Bob was born and raised in New
business issues and to promote upcoming events and programs.
York City and holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from
Pace University.
For more information or to make a confidential appointment,
contact the Santa Rosa SBDC or go to www.sbdcsantarosa.org and
complete the online Request for Services. The City of Sausalito, 420
Litho Street, Sausalito, CA 94965 has generously provided the use of a
private office for all counseling sessions. Chamber membership is not
required to participate in the business counseling program.
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LIBRARY NEWS
Library News
LIBRARY INFORMATION
Phone: 289-4121
www.ci.sausalito.ca.us/library
Hours:
Monday-Thursday, 10am -9pm
Friday-Saturday 10am-5pm
Sunday, Noon-5pm
About the Library
The Sausalito Public Library is located at 420 Litho Street in
the City Hall building off Caledonia Street. We are open seven
days a week and provide public internet stations, free wi-fi
for laptop users, comfortable seating, and large collections
of books, DVDs, CDs, audiobooks, and children’s materials.
Our website features downloadable ebooks and eaudiobooks,
research databases, language instruction, and our current
adult and children’s program schedules.
to schedule a one-on-one training session. (Available to Sausalito
residents only)
BORROW AN eREADER
Curious what this ereading business is all about? The Sausalito
Public Library now has five electronic reading devices available for
loan to Sausalito residents. Each ereader is loaded with more than
25 recent bestselling fiction and nonfiction titles. eReaders may be
checked out for seven days. Give us a call or stop by the Library for
more information.
VISIT THE PETTING ZOO
Stop by the Library’s reference desk to try out some of the latest
electronic reading devices for up to two hours of in-library use. Current
residents of the “Petting Zoo” include an iPad 2, a Kindle Touch, and
a Sony Reader.
MUSEUM PASSES
Did you know the Library can get you free access to Bay Area museums?
We are currently offering passes and VIP tickets to the following
museums: the Asian Art Museum, the Bay Area Discovery Museum,
LIBRARY SERVICES
the de Young Museum, and the Palace of the Legion of Honor. Call the
Library at 289-4121 for more information and to place a reservation.
BESTSELLER BOOKS AND DVDS
The Library recently launched two new collections of popular materials. Museum passes are available through the generosity of the Friends of
The Bestseller Books and DVDs are in a display area across from the the Library and the Sausalito Art Festival.
circulation desk.
IN-LIBRARY LAPTOP LENDING
• The Bestseller Book collection features current bestselling and If you are 18 years+ with a library card in good standing you are eligible
in-demand books. Titles in this collection may be checked out for to borrow a Wi-Fi enabled laptop computer for use in the Library for up
seven days. The books are not holdable, which means that new to two hours. Same day appointments may be made in person at the
reference desk. Laptops are available Monday through Friday. (Funded
and hot titles will be available to browse and check out.
• The Bestseller DVD collection consists of popular and recently by the Sausalito Library Foundation)
released Hollywood and foreign films. Bestseller DVDs are not
holdable, and titles may be checked out for three days at a time. NOTARY SERVICE
Notary certification is available in the Library Tuesday through
Thursday from 10am until noon and from 2pm until 4pm. There is a
FREE DOWNLOADABLE eBOOKS AND eAUDIOBOOKS
MARINet Digital Downloads is Sausalito’s new collection of electronic $10 fee per signature and you must have a valid picture ID. Please
books and audiobooks. Over 6,000 ebooks and eaudiobooks are call ahead to schedule an appointment: 289-4121.
available, and can be used on laptop and desktop computers, Kindles,
iPads, iPhones, Android devices, Nooks, and other mobile gadgets.
The collection is powered by Overdrive. Visit our website for more
information and step-by-step instructions. You will need a library card
to access the collection.
ONE-ON-ONE HELP WITH LIBRARY eBOOKS
If you have a Kindle, Nook, iPad, laptop or other mobile device and
would like help getting set up to read Library ebooks, we are here for
you! Call Abbot at 289-4123 or email achambers@ci.sausalito.ca.us
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LIBRARY NEWS
Programs for Adults
Children’s Classes
SPEAKER EVENT
Monday, June 11, 7pm–8:30pm
Author Leda Sanford: Pure Moxie; a Memoir
COME ONE, COME ALL TO THE AMAZING LIBRARY CIRCUS!
Get ready to be astonished and enthralled by this year’s Summer
Reading Program: The Amazing Library CIRCUS.
Between Tuesday June 26 and Friday August 3, the Big Top is
coming to the Library with circus-themed performances, handson programs and a Reading Challenge. We’ll have a magician, a
ventriloquist, jugglers, puppets, music and—of course—a clown.
SPEAKER SERIES
Sponsored by the Friends of the Sausalito Public Library
Monday, July 9
6pm Nosh & Browse (upstairs in the Friends Bookstore)
7pm–8:30pm Speaker
Storyteller Phil Sheridan: A Storytelling Event for Adults
TUESDAY PERFORMANCES UNDER THE BIG TOP
(in the Council Chambers)
All performances are free and appropriate for all ages.
Are you a local author or have a program of interest to the Sausalito
community? Please see our website under Sausalito Speaker Series
for an application and more information: www.ci.sausalito.ca.us/
library/
Tuesday, June 26, 3:30pm
Boswick’s Reading Circus
He’s a clown, he juggles and he’s hilarious. A great way to start our
CIRCUS summer!
LESSER-KNOWN NOVELS BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP
Facilitator Penny Greene
1st Mondays, 2:30pm–3:30pm, Council Chambers
Please contact the Library Reference Desk at 289-4120 for more
information or to join the group. Information on the current month’s
book is available on our website.
Tuesday, July 3, 3:30pm
Piccolo Puppet Players
Slapstick humor, ridiculous antics and audience participation. Join us
for a traditional Punch and Judy show.
Carnival of Chaos
COMPULAB COMPUTER CLASSES
A fast-paced,action-packed show that’s hilarious, interactive and
Through generous donations from the Sausalito Library Foundation provides clever entertainment for the whole family. Expect big stunts,
(for the laptops) and the Friends of the Library (for the classes), the witty banter, sketch comedy, insane juggling and live musical parody!
Library is offering monthly hands-on workshops on a variety of topics. Don’t miss it!
Prerequisites: Comfortable working on a computer and navigating
with a mouse or touchpad.
Class size is limited to ten and seats go quickly, so please call The Trombonist
289-4121 or come by the library today to make a reservation!
Improvised stories using the rich and playful sounds of the trombone.
The Trombonist has collected stories and sounds from around the world
Time: 1st Wednesdays of the month, 7:00-8:30 pm.
and brings them to us in a unique, super fun and family (encouraged!)
Where: Edgewater Seniors Room (unless otherwise noted)
friendly performance.
Cost: Free
Instructor: Patty Hoyt (unless otherwise noted)
Ventriloquist Steve Chaney
JUNE 6: INTERNET SEARCHING FOR BEGINNERS
Corny Crow (the ‘dummy’) and ventriloquist Steve Chaney are
The class is designed to give you a solid foundation and understanding hilarious. As one little boy said, “I laughed so hard I thought my brains
of the use of different search engines. We will look at how they find fell out.”
results as well as learn specific techniques on how to narrow searches
so you can find information quickly. Some basic computer skills will Tuesday, July 31, 3:30pm
be helpful.
Magician Timothy James
Classes will not be held in July or August but will resume in Astonishing sleight of hand combined with humor and charm, Timothy
September 2012.
James is a master Magician. You’ll be amazed!
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LIBRARY NEWS
FRIDAY PROGRAMS UNDER THE BIG TOP
(in the Council Chambers):
All programs are free. Certain age restrictions apply, so please read
descriptions carefully.
Friday, June 29, 3:30pm
Tell us all about it: Make a Circus Poster
Get into the spirit of the Circus by making a Circus poster. Bring your
imagination and excitement, we’ll provide the supplies. Free, all ages,
no registration required.
Friday, July 6, 3:30pm
Join the Circus: Make a Circus Mask
Do you want to be a clown? Magician? Acrobat? Lion tamer? Or
maybe even a lion? Join us to make circus masks! Free, all ages, no
registration required.
Pulling the strings: Decorate Giant Puppets
Their feet are as big as a human heads, their fingers as big as human
hands . . . they’re giant puppets and they’re coming to the Library.
Bring your artistic skills, we’re providing the puppets. Free, all ages,
no registration required.
If I was the Ringmaster: Make a Circus Book
What would happen at your circus? Clowns, cowboys and elephants on
a tightrope? Jugglers on a trapeze? Come make your own circus book!
Free, all ages, no registration required.
the challenge get a free book and are entered into The Amazing Library
CIRCUS lottery.
If you have questions about The Amazing Library CIRCUS, please
contact Erin Wilson, Ringmaster & Children’s Librarian, at 289-4121,
ext 504.
All programs and events are free and sponsored by the Friends of
the Sausalito Public Library.
Ongoing Library Programs
TODDLER TIME
This storytime is specially designed for the developmental needs—
and enjoyment—of the youngest library users. It includes songs and
movement as well as great picture books. The storytime is in the
Library before opening hours, so we have the space all to ourselves.
When: Wednesdays (through July 25)
Time: 9:40am
Ages: 0-3 and their caregivers
Cost: FREE
Where: Sausalito Public Library
(Sponsored by the Friends of the Sausalito Public Library)
STORYTIME WITH PHIL SHERIDAN
Join us for fun and adventure with the best classic and contemporary
stories!
When: Every Thursday
Time: 3:30pm
Ages: Children of all ages
Cost: FREE
Where: City Council Chambers
Circus Arts Workshop
Have you ever wanted to be an acrobat? Now’s your chance. Join us for
a very special circus arts workshop with AcroSports, a Circus Training Friends of the Sausalito Public Library
School. Limited to ages 7–10, registration required. Space is limited, Founded in 1961, the Friends’ mission is to support the Library through
so please call 289-4121 to hold your spot.
volunteer assistance and by financial contributions to enhance the
Library’s collections and services. Membership dues and book sales
Friday, August 3, 3:30pm
are the major sources of income.
Grand Finale! The Amazing Library CIRCUS Finale!
Typically the Friends contribute each year to fund the Library’s
Join us for live music. Reading Challenge participants and their “wish list” covering such items as the Speaker Series, computer
families are invited to an outrageous finale: rollicking music, free- classes, museum passes, children’s programs, new DVDs, audiobooks,
flowing popcorn, circus games, face painting and delightfully drippy music CDs, and furniture. The Friends have also contributed
ice cream! Free, all ages, no registration required.
significantly to the book budget.
New Friends are always welcome – and needed! As a member of
READING CHALLENGE, JUNE 6–AUGUST 3
the Friends, your support is vitally important. We are blessed to have a
All kids twelve and under are eligible for the Reading Challenge— wonderful Library here in Sausalito and by continuing to pull together
whether you’re reading to yourself or being read to. Reading Challenge we can keep it that way. Membership forms are available at the
participants must visit the Sausalito Public Library at least four Library’s circulation desk and online at friendsofthesausalitolibrary.
times, between 6/26 and 8/3 and read for a total of sixteen hours. org. Your FRIENDship is appreciated!
Children get prizes after each library visit and children who complete
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LIBRARY NEWS
BOOKSTORE
Have you visited the Friends’ book store lately? It’s just upstairs from
the Library and always receiving new inventory. The store offers
nearly-new bestsellers, gorgeous antique classics, and everything in
between. Don’t miss the lavish art books, the music, and the children’s
corner. Hours are Mondays 9am-5pm and Wednesdays and Saturdays
10am-1pm. The Friends also maintain a book sale area in the Library,
including a section dedicated to children’s books. (Even if you don’t
have children yourself, it can be fun to revisit your old favorites.)
The Friends rely on your book donations to keep the book store
operating. You may drop off your donations in the Library at any time
during library hours. There is a donation barrel just inside the door.
Donations may also be left in the bin in the 3rd floor hallway outside
the book store entrance. A cart is available to bring books in from the
parking lot. If you have a large donation (multiple boxes or bags) we
would be grateful if you brought them during sale hours. If you cannot
plan a drop off when we are open, call Libby Wilkinson at 332-0206
and she will arrange to meet you at City Hall at your convenience.
Donations are tax-deductible.
VOLUNTEERS
Do you have an extra couple of hours a week or even once a month? Why
not join a congenial group in a friendly work environment? Volunteers
are always needed to help with book sales and lend a helping hand in
the Library. No experience is necessary; we will train you.
If you would like to help with the Monday and/or Wednesday book
sales, contact Libby Wilkinson at 332-0206 or libbywilkinson2@
gmail.com. For the Saturday book sales, call Mary Lou Anderson at
332-6440. You can also just drop by the bookstore when it is open and
we will gladly put you to work.
If you would like to volunteer in the library itself, contact Jim
Delano at 215-6538 or jdelano43@comcast.net and he will be happy
to schedule times that are convenient for you.
Sausalito Library Foundation
FOUNDATION? FRIENDS? WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
The Sausalito Library Foundation and the Friends of the Library are
independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations with a common goal.
Both are dedicated to helping the library’s able staff and the Library
Board of Trustees maintain the excellence of one of our most valuable
community resources. In fact, the Friends established the Foundation
to provide long-term support, while they handled the immediate needs
of the library, particularly when the City budget was unable to provide
the necessary funds.
The Sausalito Library Foundation, established in 2006, is
sustained with financial contributions from the community. It supports
the Library through special programs and projects and helps provide
long-term financial stability. In its first three years, the Foundation
funded the Library’s strategic plan and the Library’s Early Childhood
Services program. In partnership with others, the Foundation also
underwrote a computer lab and the digitization of the Sausalito News
from 1895 to 1922. A Foundation grant in 2011 enabled the hiring
of a library planning and interior design firm to look at our Library’s
physical space, assess its ability to serve the community, and identify
strategies to (1) effectively use the space we have and 2) recommend
plans for the future. The Foundation will lend its support and match
funds with the Library’s capital improvements fund to move ahead
with a makeover using the Library’s current footprint. We will continue
to explore possibilities for a larger space.
Donations and bequests to the Foundation are used to maintain
a revenue source that supplements public funding and helps ensure
that our Library remains a current and relevant resource for our
community in the years to come.
Friends of the Sausalito Public Library, founded in 1961, provides
financial support for short-term needs and furnishes volunteer
assistance in the Library. Friends volunteers also manage the Friends
Bookstore on the top floor of City Hall fourteen hours a week and put
in extra hours receiving, sorting, and displaying used-book donations
from the community. Revenue from the book sales provides the lion’s
share of income for the Friends. With Bookstore profits and membership
dues, the Friends have provided ongoing support to the library when
needed.
FOUNDATION INFORMATION
For more information about the Library Foundation, call 331-3084 or
write to 420 Litho Street, Sausalito 94965. Emails may be directed to
Barbara Geisler at bgeisler@sbcglobal.net.
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SAUSALITO HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Keeping Sausalito History Alive
On Phil Frank Day, March 31, the Sausalito Historical Society opened
a new exhibition of Phil’s cartoons that ran weekly in the Marin Scope
from 1977-1984: FRITZ (THE COMIC WIT OF PHIL FRANK) CRACKERS.
The strip gently lampooned the local scene. This exhibition encourages
visitors to explore the hilarious strip, and to discover the man behind
the humor. Exhibition sponsors include the Sausalito Art Festival
Foundation, the Sausalito Lions Club, Supervisor Kate Sears and
Historical Society members. The exhibition is open to the public
through Labor Day at the Society’s newly renovated Exhibition Gallery
on the second floor of Sausalito City Hall, at 420 Litho St.. SHS Board
members Donald Sibbett and Susan Frank led a team of volunteers
who planned and produced the exhibit, and who hosted an opening
reception.
Historical Society docents are conducting free monthly boat tours
of the waterfront in partnership with Spaulding Wooden Boat Center.
The 45-minute tours depart from Spaulding’s dock at the foot of Gate
5 Road between 11 AM and 3 PM. Space is limited. Call 332-3179 for
more information.
The SHS Annual Meeting was held at 7pm on Tuesday, May 8 in
City Council chambers at 420 Litho Street. Members heard a report on
last year’s activities and elected directors for the 2012-2013 term.
Schools Program
Under the leadership of SHS board members Susan Frank and
Bob Woodrum, the Society continues to reach out to students from
Bayside School and Willow Creek Academy. This spring, classroom
presentations and field trips focused on noteworthy Sausalitans from
100 years ago. Each program involves approximately 40-50 students,
over a dozen docents, numerous parents, school administrators and
local businesses.
The Historical Society contributes a weekly history column to
the Marin Scope, and some of the most recent columns have been
posted on our website: www.sausalitohistoricalsociety.com. The
site also features links to other local historical organizations, and
to the Sausalito News, which is searchable online from 1885-1923.
Membership forms are available on the site, and dues can by paid via
PayPal or credit card. Historical Society books may also be purchased
on the site, and shipped anywhere in the country.
Facilities
With the help of memberships and an active docent program,
the Society—a volunteer, non-profit organization—maintains the
Phil Frank Research Room and Exhibit Room at 420 Litho Street. The
Society’s mission is to collect and preserve art, artifacts, photographs
and printed materials that document Sausalito’s history, and the
public is invited to visit from 11 am to 1 pm each Wednesday and
Saturday. We are continuing to upgrade the Society’s storage facilities,
thanks to generous donations from SHS members.
The Ice House at 780 Bridgeway carries books, greeting cards,
videos, posters, and note cards with stunning photographs of
Sausalito and particularly appealing shots of harbor seals and sea
lions off our waterfront. The Ice House is open Tuesday through Sunday
from 11:30am to 4pm.
You can step back to a dramatic time in Sausalito history
by touring the Marinship exhibit at the Bay Model . This display of
photographs, paintings and actual artifacts from the WWII ships
and yard was developed as a collaborative effort between the staff
of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Bay Model Visitor Center and the
Historical Society. Historic walking tours of the Marinship area are also
offered. Check the schedule at http://www.spn.usace.army.mil/bmvc/
bmjourney/calendar/bi_monthly/front.html.
The SHS also provides access to the collections for public and
academic research; and presents outreach programs to inspire local
interest in Sausalito’s history and to educate the visiting public and
enrich the community.
To find out more about how to become a member or about the
many programs of the Society, contact:
Sausalito Historical Society
P.O. Box 352
Sausalito, CA 94966
289-4117 - Research Library Telephone (answered Wednesdays and
Saturdays, 10am–1pm)
info@sausalitohistoricalsociety.org
Inspector Tuslo is an ongoing character in the Historical Society’s Fritz
Crackers Exhibition
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SCHOOL NEWS
Willow Creek Academy
Home-grown produce from Willow Creek’s garden and fresh eggs courtesy of
Willow Creek’s three famous hens
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We are nearing the completion of our 11th year! This year we are proud
to be sending our 28 graduates to a variety of secondary schools, both
public and independent. This is a class that exemplifies so much
of what we do here at Willow Creek. They are a group of thoughtful,
problem-solving young people. I am looking forward to following them
through the next years of the educational journey.
With the end of school, comes lots of planning for the coming
year. We will be adding a second third grade class. Welcoming a new
teacher into our community is always exciting and teachers acquiring
a grade level partner provides each of them with important support
and allows for cross-class fertilization of ideas and projects.
This year is the final year in which the Kellogg Foundation will be
sponsoring our garden, nutrition and cooking projects. During the three
years that we benefited from this grant, all of our classes received a
minimum of four grade level appropriate nutrition classes, five cooking
sessions with food raised in our garden and teacher support as to how
to incorporate gardening with other core disciplines. For instance, a
lesson on scrambling eggs produced from our three hens, turned into
a math lesson about volume, measurement and fractions which the
third graders gobbled up. We are working hard to raise the funds to
maintain this most important program—our garden is definitely part
of the heart of Willow Creek for both adults and students.
We are turning our focus for the coming year on a new curriculum
approach known as “common core standards.” We have always
adhered to standards based curriculum (with the content coming
from the State of California Department of Education) and now those
standards are changing. There will be standards for each content area,
but instead of covering a wide variety of content, students now will be
going deeper into each concept that is covered. This will encourage the
use of expository prose in areas such as science and social sciences
and not limit literacy to those classes labeled as English language
arts. As the 2012-13 school year progresses, we will be sharing how
Willow Creek is adapting to this new set of curriculum standards.
We believe that our emphasis on project based techniques and our
signature standard of “learning inside and out” will be strengthened
by using the common core approach.
If you are interested in learning more about Willow Creek, please
feel free to visit our website, www.willowcreekacademy.org or give
us a call at 331-7530. We will be around all summer on a shortened
schedule, so feel free to drop by.
POLICE NEWS
Citizen’s Police Academy
Join Class 18
Once each year, the Sausalito Police Department puts on its very
own Citizen’s Police Academy. This academy is designed to provide
an inside look at how the department operates. Anyone who lives or
works in the city of Sausalito is encouraged to participate. The classes
focus on a variety of topics, such as: policing goals, use of force
issues, drug recognition, DUI investigation, ethics, officer safety, laws
of arrest and many other topics. Input and feedback is always sought
from the class. Class participants are also given the opportunity to
be involved in simulated crime scene investigations and shoot/don’t
shoot scenarios. One of the classes is held at the Sausalito Fire
Department and the format is a question and answer period about the
services they provide, along with a tour of their building/equipment.
The City Manager and the Chief of Police also spend time during a
session going over different topics involving the city and public safety
issues.
All of the class participants are given the opportunity to go on two
ride-a-longs, one with a night shift officer and the other with a day
shift officer. Not only do the participants get an inside look at how
the department operates, but it is also a great way to get to know the
police officers on a more personal basis. The Police Department has
gained some very dear friends through contacts made in the academy.
Kaitee Jung wrote, “The Citizen’s Police Academy was highly
engaging and informative where I learned a great deal about the
Sausalito Police Department and the workings of law enforcement. I
enjoyed the classes taught by the Sausalito Police Officers, the field
trip to the command center and the company of fellow class members.
I feel safe in the knowledge that the fine officers protecting our town
are competent professionals who really care about the well-being of
Sausalito and its citizens.”
Janis Callon stated, “I was impressed by the compassion and
dedication all of the officers bring to their job every day. Due to the
economics of today, the officers are stretched and pushed to maximize
every minute of the day.” Janis is a business owner and Sausalito
resident who has also recently joined the VIPS (Volunteers in Public
Safety) team.
Karin Williams, a longtime Sausalito resident, participated in
the academy class and is now a very active member of the VIPS.
She states, “The Sausalito Citizen’s Police Academy provides the
opportunity to see first-hand the intensity and dedication which our
police officers apply on our behalf, every hour, every day. To have a
glimpse into their high-intensity, very demanding world for even a few
weeks time was awesome and inspiring, and truly a privilege.”
Here is what John Reed shared about his recent experience in
Class 17: “It was a real eye opener. The experience of a ‘ride-along’
with an officer on an actual patrol further convinced me that we are in
good hands. Every citizen of Sausalito should be proud of our police
department, and their ability and dedication to keeping our City a
safe place to live. I encourage anyone with an interest in how we
are protected each day and night by our police officers to take this
course.”
The academy runs for eight consecutive Wednesdays from 7pm
until 9:30pm. The class is open to people who live or work in Sausalito.
Summer of 2012 is the tentative start date. Anyone who is interested
in attending Class 18 of the Sausalito Citizen’s Police Academy
should contact Sergeant Stacie Gregory at 289-4188 or sgregory@
ci.sausalito.ca.us.
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EDGEWATER SENIOR CLUB
Edgewater Senior Club
The Edgewater Seniors of Sausalito have been meeting for 37
years. The many members meet for a variety of social gatherings,
presentations, trips and friendly conversation. A large percentage of
the club members are longtime residents of Sausalito and all are an
important part of our community.
To be eligible for membership, one must be at least 55 years of
age and pay annual membership dues of $10 at the beginning of each
year. Clergy of all faiths are accepted as honorary members.
2012 EXECUTIVE BOARD
Sulabha Nadkarni—President
Judith Leachman—Vice President
Wera Musaus—Treasurer
Shiela Keogh—Secretary
Rose DeMartini—Historian
Flora Rogers—Sunshine Person
PURPOSE
The Edgewater Seniors Club was created to provide an opportunity for
members to create and develop friendships, enjoy special events and
share experiences.
MEETINGS
Regular brown bag lunch meetings are held on the first and third
Tuesday of every month. The first meeting of the month is a business
meeting. The third is a social meeting that offers programs, special
presentations and birthday celebrations. Meetings begin at 11am in
the Edgewater Room located in the lower level of City Hall.
Members in good standing receive 25% discount on monthly trips.
Details of trips (cost, sign-up information and times) are available
in the Club’s monthly newsletter. Call for a copy! Contact Anita Wong
at 289-4152 for more information regarding the Senior Club or trip
information.
Upcoming trips include Morcom Rose Garden, Delta River Cruise &
Playland not at the beach.
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Online Registration!
Register for your favorite classes anytime, day or night, from your home
or office computer. Go to www.sausalitoparksandrecreation.org.
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in Sausalito and youth in the Sausalito/Marin City School District. All others pay non-resident fees.
Refund Policy
A full refund will be issued if the Sausalito Parks & Recreation Department cancels a class/program or if the registration was received after maximum class/program
enrollment has been met. Refunds will be issued less a $10 processing charge ONLY IF REQUESTED 5 WORKING DAYS OR MORE PRIOR TO CLASS/PROGRAM. No refunds will
be issued for cancellations made within 5 working days prior to the start of a class/program.
Class Makeups
No make-up classes are offered by the Recreation Department. It is the participant’s responsibility to meet all classes as scheduled.
WAIVER [All City of Sausalito classes require the signature of the
registering adult or the parent or guardian of any minor(s)]
Permission to participate in the above programs, including associated
travel sponsored by the City of Sausalito—Parks & Recreation
Department, is given for myself and/ or child as shown above. In
consideration of participation in this program, I hereby indemnify and
hold harmless and release the City of Sausalito, its agents, its employees
and volunteers working for the City from any and all liability for injury
suffered by myself or my child arising from or connected with this
program. I assume all risk for any injuries. I sign of my own free will.
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sausalito parks & recreation department 420 Litho street, sausalito, ca 94965. Fax: 415-289-4189.
Parks & Recreation Department 289-4152 www.sausalitoparksandrecreation.org
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CHILDREN’S CLASSES: ENRICHMENT
Playland Indoor Bounce House
and Playground Jamboree Ages 6 and under
Come inside our warm gym for good clean safe FUN! We fill MLK
Gymnasium with inflatable bounce houses for kids to get plenty of fun
exercise and play. Our bounce houses and slides are perfect, but we
also have games, tumbling mats and lots of space to run, jump and
release energy in a warm and safe indoor setting.
In addition to our bounce house playground, kids seeking a
quieter setting can relax in an arts and crafts room. Special space
is dedicated for toddlers to enjoy play time with mom or dad in our
morning sessions. There’s always plenty of room for parents to sit back
and relax. Healthy snacks and bottled water are available for purchase
and we provide free coffee for adults and refreshing beverages for
parents and kids alike.
Playland is staffed by several CPR certified coaches. Children
Ages 3–6 are permitted on all bounce houses. Children Age 0–2
may play in the tot-zone. Children 1 and under are free with a paid
admission. Attendance is limited to the first 40 children per session
on a first-come first-served basis.
$80R
$90NR
$10R
$5R
$10R
$12NR
$6NR
$12NR
WEEKDAY PARTIES
Celebrate during the week with our party package. Up to 16 participants
can bounce on into Playland and your party enjoys exclusive use of
the party room. Additional participants can be added to your party by
paying the Drop-In fee $10R/$12NR per participant.
M-F Ongoing 1:30pm-3pm or 3:30pm-5pm $150R
Ages: 6 and under
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F, SA, SU
Schedule date & time with Parks & Recreation 289-4152
Two-Hour Party
$300R $310NR
MLK Gymnasium, 610 Caloma Street, Sausalito
*PLAYLAND IS CLOSED 6/10–6/17 AND 7/1–7/7
Tot Club
Enjoy a relaxed social atmosphere where parents and/or caregivers
can bring their child(ren) to play in a safe environment. This is a great
program to find out information about tot activities in Marin County.
Come on down and join us for an hour of play. The first class is free!
Staff is always on hand.
PLAYLAND SESSIONS DAYS AND TIMES*
Monday-Friday: 9:30am-12:30pm; 1:30pm-4:30pm
Saturday: 9:30am-12:30pm
Ages: 6 and under
Course# 11461.3121
M-SA
Ongoing Session Times Above
10-SESSION PASS
Per-Session Drop-In Fee
3rd + drop-in sibling discount
Weekdays, 3:30pm Grade School (Ages K-5th)
*PLAYLAND IS CLOSED 6/10–6/17 AND 7/1–7/7
WEEKEND PARTIES
Want Playland all to yourself? Weekend parties exclusive use of the
Bounce House facility. Facility will be set-up according to age groups
and needs. Party renters will have access to the facility 10 minutes
prior to the event and must be out of the facility at the end of their paid
rental. We will inform the renter 15 minutes before the end of the party
and assist in any clean up needed. Bounce houses will be deflated 5
minutes prior to the end of the rental.
Parties can accommodate up to 60 participants. Balloon
decorations are provided.
$160NR
Ages: 0–3
Course # 11002.3122
M, F
Ongoing* 10:30am–11:30am
8-VISIT PASS
Course # 11002.3120
Drop-In Fee
Exercise Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
*No Class 5/28, 9/3
$25R
$30NR
$5R
$8NR
Interested in Teaching a class?
If you have a special skill or are particularly knowledgeable
about a subject and would like to share it with others, drop us
a line. Proposals for all ages, classes, and/or workshops are
encouraged. Contact Sausalito Parks and Recreation at 2894152 or send to jdybdal@ci.sausalito.ca.us.
CHILDREN’S CLASSES: SPORTS & MUSIC
Rebound Basketball Academy
PRE-SCHOOL: 4–5 YEARS OLD
Rebound Basketball Academy is an excellent educational program
for children promoting sports activities in community centers and
schools. We run basketball programs in several private schools and
cities in the Bay Area and we feel grateful for the opportunity to start
teaching in Sausalito`s community.
Parent participation is required in the entire class. The program
helps to develop gross motor skills, coordination related to the
basketball, child’s confidence, listening skills, and learn to follow
directions. Uniform T-Shirt is included in the fee.
Course # 15631.3123
W
6/6–8/29*
3pm–3:30pm
$115R $125NR
Robin Sweeny Park Basketball Court, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
*No Class 7/4
K-2ND GRADE
The Rebound Basketball Academy annual program for Kindergarten
through 2nd Grade emphasizes developing sports skills, improving
self-esteem, fair play and fun while touching on the fundamentals of
basketball. Fun games are played towards the end of each class. Teeshirt uniform is included in the fee for the class.
Tot Mommy & Me Music (0-4years)
Participate with your child in a developmentally-based music
program that fosters each child’s emerging musical sense. There
will be wonderful sounds, interesting movements and dance, great
instruments to play, wonderful songs to sing and silly things to laugh
at. Join us as we introduce your child to the basics of rhythm, pitch,
melody and the experience of music making. Gay plays piano, guitar
and loves to sing. Nannies welcome, too!
Instructor Gay Brodsky has taught Mommy & Me Music for ten
years at the Belvedere-Tiburon Recreation Center in Tiburon. In addition
she teaches music at preschools and daycares in San Francisco and
Marin.
Gay is a certified Music Together teacher. She resides in Sausalito
and is excited about offering classes in her own community. Course# 12684.3121
TU
6/5-6/26*
4:30pm-5:10pm
$28R
$30NR
Course# 12684.3122
TU
7/10-7/31
4:30pm-5:10pm
$28R
$30NR
Daily Drop-In
$8
$10NR
Edgewater Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
*6/5 class meets in Exercise Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
Course # 15631.3121
W
6/6–8/29*
3:30pm–4:15pm $125R $135NR
*No Class 7/4
3RD-5TH GRADE
The Rebound Basketball Academy annual program for 3rd through
5th Grade refines developing sports skills, improving self-esteem, fair
play and fun while touching on the fundamentals of basketball. Fun
games are played towards the end of each class. Tee-shirt uniform is
included in the fee for the class.
Course # 15631.3122
W
6/6–8/29*
4:15pm–5pm
$125R $135NR
*No Class 7/4
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CHILDREN’S CLASSES: MUSIC
Half-Hour Private Guitar Lessons
with Gay Brodsky
Age 5–10
Private Singing Lessons
from The Latimerlo Studio (Ages 9 – Adult)
Course # 12681.3121
TH
6/7-6/28
3pm-3:30pm
Course # 12681.3122
TH
6/7-6/28
3:30pm-4pm
Course # 12681.3123
TH
6/7-6/28
4pm-4:30pm
Course # 12681.3124
TH
6/7-6/28
4:30pm-5pm
Course # 12681.3125
TH
6/7-6/28
5pm-5:30pm
Course # 12681.3126
TH
6/7-6/28
5:30pm-6pm
Course # 12682.3121
TH
7/5-7/26
3pm-3:30pm
Course # 12682.3122
TH
7/5-7/26
3:30pm-4pm
Course # 12682.3123
TH
7/5-7/26
4pm-4:30pm
Course # 12682.3124
TH
7/5-7/26
4:30pm-5pm
Course # 12682.3125
TH
7/5-7/26
5pm-5:30pm
Course # 12682.3126
TH
7/5-7/26
5:30pm-6pm
Game Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
Course # 12651.3121
TU
6/19-7/17*
3pm-3:45pm
Course # 12651.3122
TU
6/19-7/17*
3:45pm-4:30pm
Course # 12651.3123
TU
6/19-7/17*
4:30pm-5:15pm
Course # 12651.3124
TU
6/19-7/17*
5:15pm-6pm
Course # 12651.3125
TU
7/24-8/14
3pm-3:45pm
Course # 12651.3126
TU
7/24-8/14
3:45pm-4:30pm
Course # 12651.3127
TU
7/24-8/14
4:30pm-5:15pm
Course # 12651.3128
TU
7/24-8/14
5:15pm-6pm
Course # 12652.3121
W
6/20-7/18*
3pm-3:45pm
Course # 12652.3122
W
6/20-7/18*
3:45pm-4:30pm
Course # 12652.3123
W
6/20-7/18*
4:30pm-5:15pm
Course # 12652.3124
W
6/20-7/18*
5:15pm-6pm
Course # 12652.3125
W
7/25-8/15
3pm-3:45pm
Course # 12652.3126
W
7/25-8/15
3:45pm-4:30pm
Course # 12652.3127
W
7/25-8/15
4:30pm-5:15pm
Course # 12652.3128
W
7/25-8/15
5:15pm-6pm
*No Class Tu 7/3 or W 7/4
Has your child (Age 5-10 years) expressed an interest in playing the
guitar? Here’s an opportunity to try it out in a child-friendly environment.
Together we will learn basic chords, simple strumming and picking,
some music theory (eg. rhythm, pitch, melody), and to play and sing
our favorite songs. Gay Brodsky has been teaching music through
preschools and Recreation Centers in San Francisco and Marin for
over twenty years. Gay’s program includes folk, pop, classical, jazz
and world music. She plays guitar, piano, flute and violin. She loves to
sing and most recently has sung with Jazz Acappella.
These courses are designed to be ongoing with sessions building
on previous instruction. Try it for four weeks and rest assured that your
time slot is secure. Priority registration is given to current students.
Questions? Call Gay at 389-1212.
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$144R
$154NR
$144R
$154NR
$144R
$154NR
$144R
$154NR
$144R
$154NR
$144R
$154NR
$144R
$154NR
$144R
$154NR
$144R
$154NR
$144R
$154NR
$144R
$154NR
$144R
$154NR
Private singing lessons are the key to singing with a powerful beautiful
voice. Let the staff at The Latimerlo Studio take you to the next level. Be
sure to impress at your next audition, performance or karaoke night!
At The Latimerlo Studio, we pride ourselves on not only keeping
your voice unique, but also making you sound amazing in whatever
style of music you choose. Our students sing musical theatre, pop,
classical and jazz music—many expertly moving between all four
styles. We specialize in musical theatre and pop music by teaching
healthy belting and dynamic interpretation. We intensely work on
physical vocal technique, including proper breathing, abdominal
support, and use of resonance. We also emphasize interpretation,
character analysis work, and audition preparation. Lessons last fortyfive minutes and are offered on a weekly basis. A $20 Materials Fee
will be collected by the instructor on the first day of class.
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
$180R
$190NR
CHILDREN’S CLASSES: DANCE
Beginning Ballet
Miss Matrisha teaches children’s dance classes throughout
the Bay Area. She’s trained in ballet, modern dance and
theater.
Children must be the minimum age by the first day of
class. All sessions last six weeks. Ballet and Tap Classes
require tap shoes and ballet slippers. Shoes are available at
Payless Shoes, D’Lynnes Dancewear in downtown San Rafael
or online at www.discountdance.com.
PRE-BALLET MOMMY AND ME (2-3 YEARS)
Moms and nannies are encouraged to participate in this introduction
to creative movement. This playful class improves motor skills as
children perform finger plays, dance to nursery rhymes, and move with
balls or scarves to music. Wear comfortable clothing—leggings and a
stretch top or leotards and tights. Come barefoot or wear ballet shoes.
Course # 13391.3121
W
6/20–8/1* 9:45am–10:30am
*No Class July 4
$72R
$82NR
BALLET AND TAP (3–4 YEARS)
This is a fun introduction to ballet and tap dancing. Children enjoy the
rhythm and sounds while learning basic tap steps. During the ballet
portion of the class they use their imagination as they plie’ like fairies
tendue like frogs and jete’ like deer. Activities include stretching
exercises, learning simple dances, free dancing with scarves and
playing games that teach social skills. Both tap shoes and ballet
shoes are required for this class. Shoes are available at D’Lynnes
Dancewear, 1850 4th Street in San Rafael.
Course # 13392.3121
W
6/20–8/1* 10:45am–11:30am $156R
Exercise Room, 420 Litho Street
*No Class July 4
$160NR
Course # 12671.3123
SA
7/7–7/28
10am–11am
Course # 12671.3124
TU
7/2–7/30
6:15pm–7:30pm
Course # 12671.3125
SA
8/4–8/25
10am–11am
Course # 12671.3126
TU
8/7–8/28
6:15pm–7:30pm
$60R
$70NR
$75R
$85NR
$60R
$70NR
$60R
$70NR
Giggles & Wiggles:
Belly Dance Parent and Me
Get back into shape and feel like a Goddess, while having fun bonding
with your baby/ies. Grandparents, Nannies, Caretakers and Aunties
welcome too. This sacred and ancient art form is profound, irreverent
and playful. It was originally for women to prepare for pregnancy, birth
and postpartum. It creates a beautiful tone, shape and strength for
all those key areas: core abdominals (tummy), thighs, hips, pelvic
floor, buttocks, lower back. It enhances your body self esteem as you
learn all women are goddesses, no matter what age or shape they
are. Babies love the movements to help with colic, calming and going
to sleep. They are fascinated by all the sparkles and jingles of the
coins. According to one satisfied mom, “It is the only thing that I can
do for me that entertains both my children—my baby watches and
my toddler copies me.” Please bring your baby carrier/sling, a yoga/
exercise mat if you have one and wear stretchy pants and a scarf of
some sort for your hips. For brand new moms, please get permission
from your health provider before participating, generally once your
babe is six weeks old, you can resume exercise. No prior dancing
experience is necessary.
Tatanya Jardine is a mom to a vibrant toddler and has been Belly
dancing for 13 years. She has studied with many international Master
teachers and performed internationally. She loves performing for kids
birthday parties. She is also a Biodanza-Dance of Life facilitator under
supervision.www.vibrantlifeproductions.com
Babies, Crawlers & Beginning Walkers; 0-18 months
Course # 14681.3121
TU
6/12-7/17
11am-Noon
$90R
Course # 14681.3122
Capoeira
7/24-8/28
11am-Noon
$90R
Capoeira is an African-Brazilian martial art that uniquely combines TU
self-defense with acrobatics, live music and dance. In Capoeira class,
students learn basic techniques, Brazilian culture, how to play drum Toddlers that are fluent movers—12months–3 yrs
and tambourine, and Portuguese terms and songs. Students develop Course # 14682.3121
6/12-7/17
10am-10:45am
$90R
coordination, discipline, flexibility, rhythm, self-esteem, stamina and TU
Course
#
14682.3122
strength.
TU
7/24-8/28
10am-10:45am
$90R
Course # 22671.3121
SA
6/2–6/30
11am–Noon
$75R
$85NR
Course # 22671.3122
TU
6/5–6/26
6:15pm–7:30pm
$60R
$70NR
$100NR
$100NR
$100NR
$100NR
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CHILDREN’S SUMMER CAMPS: ENRICHMENT
Playland Fun Camp
It’s all about fun! Come on out and have the best time playing sports,
fun games, art projects, music classes etc.
The mornings will be fun filled with games and outdoor play on
MLK field. In the afternoon, we offer an art room, air hockey tables and
games in our giant sports arena at our Playland indoor playground.
The kids will have a mix of indoor and outdoor activities that allow
dedicated structure and free time during the day.
This camp is all about a fun summer and making friends. Your
kids will have the best summer ever! We have daily games, slip and
slides and contest for prizes for our campers.
Camps are run by experienced local college-student counselors
from Marin County. Detailed days and activities times will be provided.
Director Jeremy Williams is a father and flag football coach, he
has run Afterschool Programs and Camps in Marin for over 20 years
and currently operates the Playland indoor playground program.
WEEKLY CAMP OPTIONS
Course # 15461.3121
M-F
6/18-6/22
Course # 15461.3122
M-F
6/25-6/29
Course # 15461.3124
M-F
7/9-7/13
Course # 15461.3125
M-F
7/16-7/20
Course # 15461.3126
M-F
7/23-7/27
Course # 15461.3127
M-F
7/30-8/3
Course # 15461.3128
M-F
8/6-8/10
Course # 15461.3129
M-F
8/13-8/17
Course # 15461.3120
M-F
8/20-8/24
Course # 15462.3121
M-F
8/27-8/31
8:30am-3:30pm
$200R
$210NR
8:30am-3:30pm
$200R
$210NR
8:30am-3:30pm
$200R
$210NR
8:30am-3:30pm
$200R
$210NR
8:30am-3:30pm
$200R
$210NR
8:30am-3:30pm
$200R
$210NR
8:30am-3:30pm
$200R
$210NR
8:30am-3:30pm
$200R
$210NR
8:30am-3:30pm
$200R
$210NR
8:30am-3:30pm
$200R
$210NR
FLEXIBLE ATTENDANCE OPTIONS
Course Number # 15463.3121
10-Visit Pass
$500R
15 Visit Pass
$675R
20 Visit Pass
$800R
Season Pass
$1,500R
Daily Drop-In
$60R
(Call Ahead 289-4152 to ensure room is available)
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$510NR
$685NR
$810NR
$1,510NR
$70NR
EARLY AND AFTER CARE
$20 Daily to drop-off as early as 7:30am and stay as late as 5pm.
MLK Gym & Fields, 610 Caloma Street, Sausalito
Dragonfly Designs Summer Camp
Join Dragonfly Designs and become your own designer by learning the
ancient art of jewelry making!
Our team of highly trained, enthusiastic staff pass on the art
of jewelry making, teaching campers how to become their very own
jewelry designer, boosting self esteem and creativity. Choose from a
huge selection of hot colors, textures, and unique beads to make oneof-a-kind pieces
Our camp include fun games and expert jewelry instruction. We
introduce children to a wide range of new jewelry making techniques
each camp session, including, resin, stamping and dapping metal,
bead stringing, crimping, copper etching, wool felted beads and so
much more. All levels welcome.
BOYS & GIRLS AGES 6 & UP—TWEENS & TEENS!
At Dragonfly Designs, it is our mission to offer exceptional handmade
jewelry and the opportunity to create it, while promoting social justice,
personal style, and fun. Instructor will collect $50 Materials Fee on the
first day of camp.
Course #11231.3121
M-F
7/16–7/20
9am–Noon
$190R
$200NR
Summer Film Camp
With Director Cassandra Chamberlain
Students cover every stage from script to finished short film. Students
will hands-on learn scriptwriting and format, casting, shooting scenes,
camera technique, editing, post-production, lighting, directing, sound
recording and much more. A screening will be held at completion of
class. Students may invite friends and relatives to the screening.
Students may bring lunch or eat off-site with parental consent.
Ms. Cassandra Chamberlain has written, directed, produced
many projects from short films, plays, comedy sketches, showcases,
and has cast many projects and worked with the top casting directors
and agents in Hollywood. She has recently moved back to Marin after
working in the Industry in LA. She has been coaching and directing for
more than 20 years.
If parents need extended care hours for drop-off and pick-up
student, an additional charge of $12 per hour will apply. Arrangements
must be made in advance with the Instructor. A $35 Materials Fee will
be collected by the Instructor on the first day of camp.
Course # 11112.3121
M-F
7/23-7/27
9:30am-4pm
$200R
$210NR
CHILDREN’S SUMMER CAMPS: ENRICHMENT
French Camp for Teen Beginner/
Low Intermediate Learners (12-17years)
PRE-ENGINEERING WITH LEG0® (5-6 years)
Let your imagination run wild with over 100,000 pieces of LEGO®!
This camp gives teens the opportunity to lean and speak French in Build engineer-designed projects such as boats, bridges, mazes and
a lively way. Instructor Dominique introduces the language with motorized cars, and use special peices to create your own unique
design! Explore the endless creative possibilities of the LEGO® building
vocabulary, a little grammar and uses fun songs and films.
system with the guidance of an experienced Play-Well instructor.
This is an ideal way to prepare young builders for the challenge of
Course # 11201.3121
Engineering FUNdamentals.
M-F
7/9-7/13
9:30am-11am
$150R $160NR
Course # 11481.3122
8/6-8/10
9am-Noon
$172R $182NR
Summer Camps by Play-Well TEKnologies M-F
Game
Room,
420
Litho
Street,
Sausalito
We strive to:
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Build problem-solving skills
Provide an opportunity for creative expression
Foster a greater appreciation of how things work
Encourage the qualities of inquisitiveness, self reliance, and self
confidence in children
We do this in the context of fun-filled engineering and architectural
projects, activities that both the children and the instructors enjoy!
Our project-based programs are designed to teach principles and
methods of engineering, to encourage students to work through design
challenges using what they have learned, and to allow students to
work at their optimal pace.
Projects typically include an introduction and short presentation
by the instructor followed by a design/build assignment. Instructors
circulate and assist the children in realizing the project goals.
FLIGHT CLUB (7-11 years)
Become a future aerospace engineer! Build and experiment with
paper airplanes, helicopters, parachutes, rockets, and a wide variety of
aerospace designs. Learn about propulsion, air foils, terminal velocity,
gyroscopic forces, and other aeronautic concepts. An experienced
Flight Club instructor helps you acquire aerospace engineering skills
that last a lifetime. Take home your creations from this interactive
and educational class about having fun with flight.
Instructor will collect a $10 materials fee on the first day of class.
Course # 11481.3121
M-F
7/30-8/3
9am-Noon
$172R
REMOTE CONTROLLED CARS AND HIGH-TECH HOBBIES (7-11years)
Come join us for a class like no other. Choose from slot car tracks
to several different RC vehicles for indoor/outdoor use, scale racing
track and mountainous obstacle courses. We’ll have hi-speed racing
sedans, stadium trucks and monster trucks for you to have fun with!
Together we’ll create challenging terrain for the powerful rock crawlers
and then speed things up with a fast-paced customizable indoor
racetrack complete with jumps. We’ll also have RC flight simulators
teaching you how to successfully fly your RC plane and helicopters.
This class will focus on having fun while learning how to operate,
maintain and master your remote controlled hobbies.
Course # 11481.3123
M-F
8/13-8/17
9am-Noon
$172R
$182NR
$182NR
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CHILDREN’S SUMMER CAMPS: SPORTS
Challenger Sports Soccer
& British Sports Camp
Children experience a full day of sports and fun in this exciting summer
camp. The day begins with a 9am–12pm Challenger Soccer Camp
experience. Lunch is supervised by coaching staff from 12pm–1pm.
And from 1pm–3pm British Multi-Sports training gives your child the
chance to play like counterparts from across the pond.
Ages 6–13
Course # 15421.3121
M-F
6/25-6/29
9am-4pm
ONE WEEK SESSION
MLK Fields, 610 Coloma, Sausalito
$260NR
$171R
$181NR
Children experience a half day of a great mix of traditional British
Sports and games in this exciting summer camp from 1pm-4pm. The
Challenger British Sports Camp experience is a sports camp with a
difference! Three hours each day packed with a great mix of traditional
British Sports and games. Challenger’s team of British coaches will
provide your boys and girls, ages 6-13, with a week of non-stop action,
fun and competition. The camp will include:
• Tag Rugby—similar to flag football, using a rugby ball and rules.
You can only pass backwards!
• Cricket—your child will play variations of the famous English
sport. Lots of hitting the ball, making runs (points) and catching.
• Rounders—the British version of softball. Get to first second,
Challenger Sports
then third . . . ROUNDER!
Half-Day Soccer Camp
•
Kick ball—a combo of soccer and softball. Lots of fun and action!
Children experience a half day of soccer fun in this exciting summer
• British Bull Dogs—a schoolyard game that involves an inflatable
camp. 9am–12pm Challenger Soccer Camp experience.
Brit-ball
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The ‘Robin Hood Run’ Obstacle Course and much, much more!
Ages 6–13
Course # 15422.3121
M-F
6/25-6/29
9am-Noon
ONE WEEK SESSION
$250R
Challenger Sports
British Multi-Sport Camp
Each player receives a camp T-shirt and certificate. Register 45 days
early and receive a free replica sports jersey!
Ages 6–13
Course # 15423.3121
Challenger Sports Mini Soccer Camp
M-F
6/25-6/29
1pm-4pm
(3-5 years)
ONE WEEK SESSION
Children ages 3-5 experience an hour and a half of soccer fun in this
exciting summer camp. Camp runs from 9am–10:30am.
Ages 3–5
Course # 15424.3121
M-F
6/25-6/29
9am-10:30am
ONE WEEK SESSION
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$130R
$140NR
$171R
$181NR
CHILDREN’S SUMMER CAMPS: SPORTS / ADULT CLASSES: ENRICHMENT
ADULT COURSES
Rebound Basketball Academy
Basketball Summer Camps
Rebound Basketball Academy is an excellent educational program
for children promoting sports activities in community centers and
schools. We run basketball programs in several private schools and
cities in the Bay Area.
The basketball camp for Kindergarten through 2nd will focus on
developing sports skills, improving self-esteem, and fair play while
teaching basketball fundaments such as dribbling, passing, and
shooting. Fun games will be played towards the end of each day.
The basketball camps for 3rd through 5th and for 6th through 8th
grade focuses on sport skills development, participation, and team
work. Classes will emphasize the fundamentals of basketball in
offense and defense. Fun games and scrimmages will be played
towards the end of each day.
Entering K-2nd Grade
Course # 15632.3121
M-F
7/9-7/13
9am-Noon
$165R
$175NR
Entering 3rd-5th Grade
Course # 15632.3122
M-F
7/23-7/27
9am-Noon
$165R
$175NR
Entering 6th-8th Grade
Course # 15632.3123
M-F
7/30-8/3
9am-Noon
$165R $175NR
Painting with Diana Bradley
This course is meant for anyone interested in painting and art. The aim
is simple, inspire, challenge and grow in a friendly and fun setting.
Get advice on composition, drawing, perspective and learn a few
new painting techniques. Bring your own art supplies and medium,
and Instructor Diana Bradley collaborates with you, offers her own
insights and the class discusses pieces as they progress. Diana is
a signature member of the National Watercolor Society and teaches
sketching as an artist in residence at Yosemite.
Course # 21181.3111
TH
6/28–8/9
2pm-5pm
$72R
Course # 21181.2121
TH
4/5–5/10
2pm-5pm
$72R
Course # 21181.2122
TH
5/17–6/21
2pm-5pm
$72R
SIX WEEK COURSE
*7/26 Game Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
$82NR
$82NR
$82NR
The California Landscape in Acrylic
Learn to paint and find your own style while capturing the natural
beauty of California landscapes. Using a ‘paint along’ technique
where you are shown step by step how to paint with the instructor
you will learn a variety of brush work and paint application with ongoing demonstration and supportive critiques. Projects are developed
from landscape photographs, and composition, color theory, and
perspective will be explored, along with how to paint still and moving
water, trees, grasses and other natural features, and how to convey
mood. Bring any Acrylic paints and brushes you may have to the first
class.
Instructor Bernard Healey’s landscape paintings of his beloved
Marin County are viewable in a collection called Land, Water, Sky: The
Art of Bernard Healey.
Course # 21051.3121
TH
7/12-8/16
10am-1pm
$180R
Edgewater Room*, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
*7/26 in Game Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
$190NR
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ADULT CLASSES: ENRICHMENT
How to Take Great Photos of Your Kids
Mothers and Sons:
Parents, do you want to get better results with your camera and Raising the Men of Tomorrow
capture beautiful images of your kids more consistently? This basic
photography course offers simple explanations of photography and its
principles. Topics covered: get the most out of your equipment; learn
about photography; understand light and composition; tips to create
ideal situations for photography with the child subject in mind. This
course will use examples of photographs to illustrate topics. Bring
your cameras, owner’s manuals and be ready to take great photos.
Most of this course will focus on digital photography.
Instructor Gina Risso specializes in photography of children and
babies, check her website at www.ginarisso.com. Pre-Registration
Required.
Most women wish that men were more communicative and
emotionally available. As mothers, women have power to shape the
men of tomorrow. This workshop will help moms get the guidance and
essential tools with which to navigate their important role in shaping
their sons’ future as men. Get tools to foster a strong bond with your
son that will last for a lifetime Learn how you can enhance your son’s
communication skills Learn how to support your son’s emotional
intelligence
Course # 21221.3121
F
8/10
10am–Noon
Edgewater Room, 420 Litho Street
Instructor: Dr. Falk
$30R
$35NR
Course # 21891.3121
TU
6/12-6/26
6:30pm-8pm
$100R $110NR
480 Gate Five Road, Suite 345A (Enter through the west door entrance, On-Camera Film Class with L.A. Coach
Third Floor.)
ONGOING FILM CLASSES. Work with an L.A. coach, Cassandra
Chamberlain, who has more than 15 years experience in the business.
Restoring Wooden Furniture
She has taught and is teaching in L.A. and now in the Bay Area, helping
Learn hands-on to restore wooden furniture. Antiques through accidents actors realize their full potential in order to compete with crafted L.A.
welcome. Gain the fundamentals and traditional techniques to learn actors. Cassandra has helped many actors find agents, prepare for
how to professionally restore the wooden furnishings in your home. big auditions and get in front of Casting Directors and other Industry
Basic tool use and finishing techniques will be covered including; Professionals. The class will include cold reading, auditioning for
cabinet scrapers chisel with sharpening, staining, finishing, French film and TV, comedy and Improv. The class will also collaborate with
polishing and advanced workshops including “Chinoiserie” using gold a sketch comedy team that will be performing live. Learn the craft
and bronzing powder, spray guns and difficult repairs. NOTE: The full of film/sitcom/episodic acting. Cassandra has been a writer/director/
class meets for two full Saturday sessions and students are invited to coach and casting director in L.A., S.F., Hawaii and Seattle. She works
meet in smaller groups with the instructor for a Wednesday session with Hollywood casting directors and L.A. agents. Veteran students
between classes. Students provide their own furnishing to restore, will have the opportunity to work on sketch comedy, participate in an
please call instructor at 331-1451 to ensure that a proposed piece will on-line showcase and in promotional videos. Learn what it takes to
be finished within the scope of the class time-frame.
compete at the level of the most skilled LA actors.
Instructor Richard Morton has been restoring antique furniture in
the Bay Area for the past 30 years and has studied the art of furniture Course # 21111.3121
repair at home and abroad, including a three year apprenticeship M
6/4–6/25
7pm-10pm
$189R $199NR
in Japan. See some examples of Richard’s work under the furniture Course # 21111.2122
restoration link on his website: www.rickproductions.com.
M
7/9–7/30
7pm-10pm
$189R $199NR
Course # 21111.2123
Course # 21521.3121
M
8/6–8/22
7pm-10pm
$189R $199NR
SA, W
6/9–6/16
2pm–5pm
$195R $205NR
Course # 21521.3122
SA, W
7/14–7/21
2pm–5pm
$195R $205NR
Course # 21521.3123
SA, W
8/11–8/18
2pm–5pm
$195R $205NR
Fine Antique Restoration, 610 Caloma Street, Suite 710, Sausalito
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ADULT CLASSES: ENRICHMENT, MUSIC
Adventures in Matchmaking
Workshop for Singles
Taiko – Adult I (Introduction)
Learn how to get to the second date. Work with a professional
Matchmaker and Dating Coach who has worked with hundreds
of clients from celebrities to CEOs to housewives. This will be an
interactive workshop and will include some entertaining and funny
examples of what goes wrong on the first date. Learn how to navigate
those dating web sites, how to make them work for you instead of
against you. And, how to get to the second date!
Instructor Cassandra Chamberlain has been a professional
matchmaker and can convey the successes and failures of the process
to help you negotiate the romantic terrain of dating for a successful
courtship.
Course# 21112.3121
SA
6/9*
10am-4pm
$125R $135NR
Course# 21112.3122
SA
7/14
10am-4pm
$125R $135NR
Course# 21112.3123
SA 8/18 10am-4pm $125R $135NR
*6/9 Game Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
French for Beginners - Low Intermediate
This class serves as an introduction to French in a lively and
supportive environment. The class goals are to help students prepare
for a trip to France or for the pleasure of learning a new language. The
class features grammar instruction, vocabulary building and tips for
travelers.
Course # 21201.3121
W
6/6-7/11*
6pm-7:30pm
Instructor: Dominique Rinaldi
*No Class 7/4
$125R
$135NR
Taiko is the art of Japanese drumming, which develops self-expression
and musical creativity. This course is a basic introducition to the world
of taiko. This includes Japanese expressions, the kinds and use of
taiko drums, and the sounds of various taiko beats. In each class,
everyone will participate by playing on actual drums. Drums provided!
A $30 materials fee paid to the instructor will be collected by the
instructor of this course.
Course # 22341.3121
SU
6/10–7/1
10am–11:30am
Course # 22341.3122
SU
7/8–7/29
10am–11:30am
Course # 22341.3123
SU
8/5–8/26
10am–11:30am
$40R
$45NR
$40R
$45NR
$40R
$45NR
West African Drum Class
with Amadou Camara
Learn the traditional West African rhythms using the djembe and dundun drums. This class will be geared towards all levels, beginners
through advanced. Amadou will teach us rhythms that he will break
down step by step, making this a fun and easy way to learn.
Originally from Conakry Guinea, West Africa, Amadou Camara was
a master djembe player of the National Ballet Djoliba and has been
teaching drums for over ten years. Come and join us and experience
the spirit and power of drum and music.
Bring your own drum. Extra drums are available by prior
arrangement. 707-571-9528.
Course # 22021.3121
M
Ongoing
7:30pm–9pm $100R$110NR
Course # 22021.2120
Daily Drop-In
$15R
$17NR
EIGHT CLASSES
MLK Gym, 610 Coloma Street, Building 6
Intermediate French
French course for intermediate level students desiring to brush up on
their fundamentals, prepare for a trip to France and for the pleasure
of refining language skill. This class will be especially helpful to
anyone planning a trip to France: highlighting the activities, culture,
geography and history that can be experienced while traveling.
Instructor: Dominique Rinaldi
Course # 21201.3121
TU
6/5–7/10
6pm–7:30pm
$150R
$160NR
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ADULT CLASSES: DANCE
Introductory and Intermediate
Argentine Tango
Ladies & Gentlemen, Let’s Dance!
Argentine Tango is a complex and intimate social dance containing
unique and intricate movements. It can be elegant and it can be
playful. Tango is not choreographed, but is improvised as it is danced.
Tango is highly personal and expressive, and can be an unforgettable
experience intimately shared between you and your partner. Come
and see why tango is growing in popularity world-wide. This course
is for new students and ongoing students who want to learn the
fundamental technique and basic movements of tango.
Instructor David Caditz, Ph.D. was trained in Buenos Aires,
Argentina and has instructed professionally for over fifteen years. He
has trained numerous happy and successful dancers throughout the
Bay Area. Call 289-4152 to register.
Course # 23161.3121
TU
6/5–8/28
7:30pm-8:45pm
Course # 23161.3120
Daily Drop-In
$130R
$140NR
$15R
$18NR
Dance coach and choreographer Cynthia Glinka will share her tips and
tricks on the dance floor and guarantees that after ONE SESSION—
you’ll be dancing. If you can walk, you can dance. We’re not going
for a trophy here, folks! Social partner dancing is Cynthia’s specialty.
She coaches gentlemen how to lead and spin their partners. It’s great
exercise and it’s what women want: Dance with me! And, ladies, if
you’re solo, learn the dynamics of how to follow anyone who asks you
to dance.
Cynthia offers an original and unique approach to partner dance
instruction with rapid results. Is this ballroom dancing? Well, yes
AND no! Competition or extensive training is not our goal. We focus
less on footwork and emphasize upper body posture and elementary
steps—the closed position hold (in an intimate embrace) and simple
variations that can be easily led and comfortably followed. Swing, Fox
Trot, Tango, Rumba & Waltz also available—social style.
If you are interested in restoring spice and vitality, improve your
physical and cognitive condition and add romance to your life, call to
schedule your private session. Get ready to join us at our scheduled
public events featuring the Bay Area’s popular dance orchestras.
Dates & times by appointment. $350/2hrs
Belly Dance can help you develop postural alignment, core strength Call 289-4152 to register.
and flexibility while exploring new facets of feminine sensuality and
the exotic musical nuances of Middle Eastern music. Designed to The First Dance:
teach you the basic movements of the art form, we will begin each A Honeymoon, Not a Nightmare!
class with warm ups transitioning into steps and combinations. Brides and Grooms want their first steps in life to be in sync. Why
Practice will include a variety of hip movements in stationary position, not start with your first dance at your wedding? Take ONE SESSION
the development of arm work for a polished look, how to travel across with partner dance specialist Cynthia Glinka and she guarantees you
the floor and different styles of shimmies. Learn to dance to a drum will be dancing down the aisle. That’s right, ONE SESSION. If you can
solo and to identify various Arabic rhythms.
walk, you can dance! You want your wedding day to be romantic? With
Latifa is an experienced teacher and performer of Belly Dance
Glinka’s tips and tricks, you’ll be dancing for a lifetime!
Gift certificates available for the entire wedding party, rehearsal
dinner, parents or an anniversary for that special someone. Spin, dip,
Course # 23361.3121
and dance—social style.
SA
6/2-7/7
2pm-3pm
$90R $100NR
Cynthia has transformed countless wedding couples into elegant
dancers not just for their first dance but for the rest of their lives.
Specializing in reluctant partners. “My goal for you is to become
comfortable and confident, look natural and have FUN on the dance
floor!”
Belly Dance for Fun and Fitness
Dates & times by appointment. $350/2hrs
Call 289-4152 to register.
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ADULT CLASSES: FITNESS
Giggles & Wiggles:
Belly Dance Parent and Me
Get back into shape and feel like a Goddess, while having fun bonding
with your baby/ies. Grandparents, Nannies, Caretakers and Aunties
welcome too. This sacred and ancient art form is profound, irreverent
and playful. It was originally for women to prepare for pregnancy, birth
and postpartum. It creates a beautiful tone, shape and strength for
all those key areas: core abdominals (tummy), thighs, hips, pelvic
floor, buttocks, lower back. It enhances your body self esteem as you
learn all women are goddesses, no matter what age or shape they
are. Babies love the movements to help with colic, calming and going
to sleep. They are fascinated by all the sparkles and jingles of the
coins. According to one satisfied mom, “It is the only thing that I can
do for me that entertains both my children—my baby watches and
my toddler copies me.” Please bring your baby carrier/sling, a yoga/
exercise mat if you have one and wear stretchy pants and a scarf of
some sort for your hips. For brand new moms, please get permission
from your health provider before participating, generally once your
babe is six weeks old, you can resume exercise. No prior dancing
experience is necessary.
Tatanya Jardine is a mom to a vibrant toddler and has been Belly
dancing for 13 years. She has studied with many international Master
teachers and performed internationally. She loves performing for kids
birthday parties. She is also a Biodanza-Dance of Life facilitator under
supervision.www.vibrantlifeproductions.com
Babies, Crawlers & Beginning Walkers; 0-18 months
Course # 14681.3121
TU
6/12-7/17
11am-Noon
$90R
Course # 14681.3122
TU
7/24-8/28
11am-Noon
$90R
Toddlers that are fluent movers—12months–3 yrs
Course # 14682.3121
TU
6/12-7/17
10am-10:45am
$90R
Course # 14682.3122
TU
7/24-8/28
10am-10:45am
$90R
$100NR
$100NR
$100NR
$100NR
Outdoor Recreation Programs
Offered through Partnership
with UCSF Outdoor Programs
In partnership with UCSF Outdoor Recreation Programs, the City of
Sausalito Parks and Recreation Department is proud to offer the
following courses to residents of Sausalito. Registration for these
programs is handled only by calling UCSF Outdoor Programs 476-2078
proof of residency will be required when making payment. Registration
includes a requirement of waiver signatures of UCSF risk and liability
forms (mailed with registration confirmation) which must be read,
signed, and brought with you to the trip in order to participate. Trip
Leaders will collect all paperwork at the start of the trip. Those without
paperwork will not be allowed to participate. Please arrive and be
READY to go by the time indicated as late arrivals may not be able to
participate.
FAMILY KAYAK TRIPS
Bring the family and enjoy a holiday on the water. These casual
kayak trips are perfect for beginners looking to enjoy a relaxing day
viewing wildlife and Sausalito’s eclectic collection of houseboats; an
experience your kids will remember for years to come. Half price for
kids under 16.
SU 6/17 10:30am-1:30pm
SA 7/14 10:30am-1:30pm
Kayak Launch: Dunphy Park
$49(adult)
$49(adult)
$24(kids under 16)
$24(kids under 16)
SAUSALITO LUNCH AT FISH KAYAK TRIP
What a way to travel to lunch! We’ll feast on local, sustainably fished
seafood at Sausalito’s Fish restaurant. Lunch included.
SU 6/3 9:30am-2pm $85 includes lunch at Fish restaurant
SA 7/15 9:30am-2pm $85 includes lunch at Fish restaurant
Kayak Launch: Dunphy Park
CONTACT UCSF OUTDOOR PROGRAMS TO REGISTER OR FOR
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 476-2078.
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Back Pain Relief
In college, instructor Amy Lynn Sabel broke her back. Always very
active, she would not settle with daily back pain. This led her to
develop a series of assisted stretching and core strengthening
exercises that have kept her pain free and active. Amy wishes she
could stand on top of a mountain and shout what she’s developed
to the world, but the next best thing is offering the Back Pain Relief
class to interested students. 90% of Americans will have some kind
of back pain during their life! You don’t have to live with this pain. In
the past 30 years, Instructor Amy Lynn Sabel has helped thousands of
people of all shapes, ages and sizes live without back pain. The key to
eliminating back pain is learning and practicing these exercises every
morning—it only takes about 15 minutes and keeps you free of back
pain. The best part is - IT FEELS GOOD! Anyone willing to put in the
time can learn these basic exercises. We brush our teeth daily to keep
them healthy—doesn’t it make sense to also have a daily exercise
routine to keep your spine flexible, strong and pain free? Call Amy with
your questions 250-5439.
Rosen Method Movement
These classes are simple and fun and include different kinds of music
and support movements that are designed to improve alignment and
flexibility. By gently moving joints and muscles, we come in contact
with the parts in us that are open as well as those that have been
closed because of tension or physical and emotional pain. As range
of motion increases, the breath comes in more fully and we come in
touch with a new awareness of our bodies and a renewed feeling of
our selves.
Instructor Tina Kelly Green is a licensed Rosen Movement
teacher and Certified Rosen Method and Transformational Bodywork
Practitioner.
Course # 24581.3121
M,TH Ongoing 8:30am–9:30am
Yoga with Dr. Ehret
$10R $12NR
Dr. Ehret teaches a basic Hatha Yoga routine to increase flexibility,
Course # 24032.3121
release tension and tone muscles. Join this drop-in class for an hour
SA
6/23
3pm–4:30pm
$50R
$55NR
of development and relaxation for the mind, body and spirit.
Marin Body Awareness Center - 1122 Magnolia Avenue, Larkspur (in
the Masonic Center)
Course # 24501.3121
TH Ongoing 7:30pm–8:45pm $80R $90NR
Kundalini Yoga
TEN CLASSES
What makes Kundalini Yoga different from other forms? Each exercise Course # 24501.3120
and every class as a whole provides a balance of physical, mental and Daily Drop-In
$10R
$12NR
spiritual practice. The postures are unusually dynamic (moving) rather Exercise Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
than static (held) and include both a mental focus and conscious, Instructor: Dr. Richard Ehret, Chiropractor
powerful breathing. The meditations often include chanting. Kundalini
Yoga’s unified approach to the body, mind and spirit helps develop our Chi by the Bay
inner energy and re-connect us with the pure beauty and goodness Enjoy the gentle flowing movements of Qigong in the same beautiful
that we are. This safe and comprehensive system is suitable for all waterfront location as Jazz and Blues by the bay. Qigong is an ancient
fitness levels. Beginners are welcome!
philosophical system of harmonious integration of the human body
Instructor Gurukar Singh Khasla has been teaching Kundalini with the universe. It is Art and Science that plays an active role in
Yoga and meditation in the Bay Area for more than 30 years and is protecting and strengthens health. Qigong resists premature senility
also a teacher trainer certified by the Kundalini Research Institute. His and prolongs life. Beginners are encouraged and welcomed
teaching style is fun and relaxed.
Led by instructor Joe Quinn who is a retired fire fighter and a
healing massage therapist. Joe studied Qigong at the East West
Course # 24631.3121
Academy of Healing Art with Dr. Effie Chow.
W
Ongoing 6:30pm–7:45pm$60R$70NR
SIX CLASSES
Course # 24322.3121
Course # 24631.3120
SA
Ongoing 9am-10am $70R$80NR
Drop-In Fee
$12R
$14NR
SEVEN CLASSES
Course # 24322.3120
Daily Drop-In
$10R
$12NR
Gabrielson Park, Sausalito
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Tai Chi Basics for the Beginner
and Intermediate Student
Tai Chi is a gentle, complete exercise using gentle flowing movements.
The practice of Tai Chi improves balance, circulation, posture, body
awareness, and mood. Students are exposed to the traditional
principles from which the mystical qualities of this Ancient Chinese
Art arise. The basic use of breath and the fundamentals of footwork
will be included.
Instructor Joe Quinn has been teaching Yang Style Tai Chi for over
15 years.
Course # 24321.3121
TH
Ongoing 6:15pm-7:15pm$70R$80NR
SEVEN CLASSES
Course # 24321.3120
Daily Drop-In
$10R
$12NR
Core Restore
Back pain will occur in 80% of us at some point in our lives. Learn
how to minimze your risk for the debilitating effects of a dysfunctional
spine. This weekly exercise class will emphasize proper spinal
alignment and core muscle activation. Classes will incorporate yoga,
Pilates, and traditional therapeutic exercises to improve core strength,
flexibility and postural awareness.
Instructed by Lisa Bollheimer Minn, licenced physical therapist,
certified yoga instructor and certified strength and conditioning
specialist. Learn more at www.lisabminn.com. (Reduced rates
available for seniors 65 and over.)
Course # 24611.2121
TU (ongoing) Ends 6/26 5:15pm-6:15pm $70R $80NR
SEVEN CLASSES
Course # 24611.2120
Daily drop-in fee $12R $14NR
Core Pilates, Stretch & Tone / Hatha Yoga
Take ten classes with Amy Lynn Sabel in the Fall Session (September– ZUMBATM Fitness
November) Mix and match sessions, including Core Pilates Stretch Are you ready to party yourself into shape? Well, that’s exactly what the
ZUMBATM Fitness program is all about! It’s an exhilarating, effective,
and Tone or Hatha Yoga
easy-to-follow, Latin-inspired, calorie-burning dance fitness-party™
that’s moving millions of people toward joy and health. Zumba
CORE PILATES STRETCH AND TONE
Get fit for life! Create the changes you want to see and feel in your Fitness® is the only Latin-inspired dance-fitness program that blends
body! Lengthen, strengthen & improve your posture while gaining red-hot international music and contagious steps to form a “fitnessflexibility, balance & core strength. Modifications will be offered for party” that is downright addictive.
your individual needs. It’s time to experience what everyone is raving Since its inception in 2001, the Zumba program has grown to
about in a relaxed, safe & enjoyable environment. Mats and Pilates become the world’s largest—and most successful—dance-fitness
Straps provided. Mondays & Wednesdays 11am-12pm and Tuesdays program with more than 12 million people of all shapes, sizes and
ages taking weekly Zumba classes in over 110,000 locations across
& Thursdays 6:30pm-7:30pm .
more than 125 countries. So, Ditch the Workout and Join the Party!
HATHA YOGA
Health is wealth! This class is designed to help renew your energy, Course # 24641.3121
6/2–6/30*
11am–Noon
$36R
$40NR
strength and flexibility. As you practice each week you will gain better SA
balance & get more confidence in your body. The focus in each class Course # 24641.3122
7/7–7/28
11am–Noon
$36R
$40NR
will be on your correct body alignment & proper breathing techniques SA
to enhance your benefits. Awaken your spirit and feel revitalized! Course # 24641.3123
SA
8/4–8/25
11am–Noon
$36R
$40NR
Wednesdays 5:45pm-7:15pm.
Course # 24641.3120
10 Class Pass expires 8/30.
Daily Drop-In
$10R
$12NR
Course # 24031.3121
*No Class 6/23
M-TH 3/1–5/31 See above for times $180R $190NR
1122 Magnolia Avenue, Larkspur (in the Masonic Center)
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ADULT CLASSES: FITNESS, SPORTS
Women’s Hiking and Yoga Adventures
Join us for an inspiring hike and discover the magic of fields and
hills covered with beautiful wildflowers. Connect with nature to
rejuvenate, replenish and nurture yourself and reawaken the elements
of wilderness within. We will pause to do some simple yoga amidst
the beauty of nature and then explore Marin’s most magnificent hiking
trails with abundant magical redwood forests, majestic mountains,
winding creeks and rolling hills. The hikes are moderately challenging
and average four to six miles. Directions to trailheads are given at
time of registration. Enrollment is limited. Led by Donna Simonsen,
inspirational Nature Guide and Yoga Teacher. “Touch the earth in
mindfulness, with joy and concentration. The earth will heal you and
you will heal the earth.” —Thich Nhat Hahn
Course # 24212.3121
F
6/1-6/22
9:30am-12:30pm $86R
Course # 24212.3122
F
7/6-7/27
9:30am-12:30pm $86R
Course # 24212.3123
F
8/3-8/24
9:30am-12:30pm $86R
Location directions to Trailheads mailed with receipt.
$96NR
$96NR
Marin Table Tennis Club
MLK Gym is an excellent, well-lit location for table tennis. Going into
its third year, the club has been attended by over 200 enthusiasts, with
a typical night seeing from 12 to 20 players. There are six tournament
class Stiga tables and nets. Balls are provided and paddles are
available. A variety of play formats allows competition and recreation
for all levels, from beginners to tournament players. Come try us out,
meet new players in a friendly atmosphere, work on improving your
game if you want, and have a great time!
Sponsored by the Sausalito Parks and Recreation Department, the
Marin Table Tennis Club and Stiga Corporation.
Course # 25531.3121
TH Ongoing
7pm–9:30pm TWELVE WEEK SESSION
Course # 25531.3120
Drop-In Fee 7pm–9:30pm MLK Gym, 610 Coloma Street, Sausalito
Instructor: Robin Cohn
$96NR
Leisure Walks in Marin
Do you find the rugged trails of Marin too challenging? Join us for easy
and fun walks in the flat lands and gentle slopes of Marin. We’ll take
time to do bird watching, admire the wild flowers and meditate on the
beautiful scenery around us. This is a great opportunity to adventure
outside, meet new people and enjoy the magic of nature. Length of
walk is approximately two miles. Classes are coed. Enrollment is
limited. Led by nature guide Donna Simonsen who also teaches Gentle
Yoga Classes. “Spend the day at home and you’ll never remember it;
spend the day outdoors and you’ll never forget it.” —Mrs. Terwilliger
Course # 24212.3121
F
6/1-6/22
2pm-3:30pm
$50R
Course # 24212.3122
F
7/6-7/27
2pm-3:30pm
$50R
Course # 24212.3123
F
8/3-8/24
2pm-3:30pm
$50R
Location directions to Trailheads mailed with receipt.
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$55NR
$55NR
$55NR
$30R $35NR
$5R $7NR
ADULT CLASSES: SPORTS
Adult Tennis Classes
LEVEL 1: INTRO TO TENNIS
Students are introduced to the basic skills of tennis, including
forehand, backhand, serve, and volley. Emphasis is placed on proper
stroke technique and enjoyment of the game. Courses taught by
George Zahorsky, USPTA certified instructor.
ROUND ROBIN DOUBLES
Sharpen your doubles skills and meet new players! No partner required,
and all levels welcome. Twenty player maximum. Call 289-4152.
Course # 25556.3121
SA
Ongoing
8am–10am $12R*$14NR*
MLK Tennis Courts, 610 Coloma Street, Sausalito
*Drop-In Fee
Course # 25551.3121
TH
6/14-7/19
6:30pm-8pm
$132R $142NR
Course # 25551.3122
TENNIS ON THE WEB!
TH
7/24-8/28
6:30pm-8pm
$132R $142NR
All tennis information is available at www.tennisinmarin.com.
Marinship Tennis Courts, Marinship Park, Sausalito
Instructors subject to change.
*8/28 MLK Tennis Courts, 610 Caloma Street, Sausalito
LEVEL 2: EARLY INTERMEDIATE TENNIS
Students are taught stroke production, practice skills, and tennis
related games. Focus is on additional stroke development and an
introduction to strategy and rules.
Course # 25552.3121
W
6/13-7/18
6:30pm-8pm
$132R
Course # 25552.3121
W
7/23-8/27
6:30pm-8pm
$132R
$142NR
$142NR
LEVEL 3: INTERMEDIATE TENNIS
Advanced stroke production—spins, shot placement, doubles and
singles positioning. Work towards directional control.
Course # 25553.3121
TU
6/12-7/17
6:30pm-8pm
$132R
Course # 25553.3122
TU
7/22-8/26*
6:30pm-8pm
$132R
$142NR
$142NR
LEVEL 3: INTERMEDIATE TENNIS WEEKENDS
Advanced stroke production—spins, shot placement, doubles and
singles positioning. Work towards directional control.
Course # 25554.3121
SA
6/16-7/21 10:15am-11:45am $132R
Course # 25554.3121
SA
7/28-9/1
10:15am-11:45am $132R
MLK Tennis Courts, 610 Caloma Street, Sausalito
$142NR
$142NR
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ADULT CLASSES: SPORTS
Private Tennis Lessons
TENNIS ENTHUSIASTS! Look no further—private tennis lessons are
available here at reasonable prices. Beginning through tournament
competitive players are welcome to register for private lessons.
Instructor Jon Holtz was a San Francisco All-City Selection as the
#1 Singles player for Lowell High. He played varsity college tennis for
Cal Riverside’s national championship squad. He prides himself as
being extremely patient as well as an exceptional motivator especially
as a player he’s been in your shoes and won 5.5 “A” tournaments.
Jon’s coaching style incorporates multiple forms of eastern
meditation for a balanced approach to court focus, confidence, and
desire. Jon is a serve and volleyer with topspin groundstroke emphasis.
Book with him and together, you’ll have lots of fun and tailor you into
tennis shape!
To register and schedule your lesson time, call 289-4152 between
8:30am–Noon or 1:30pm–5pm, Monday–Friday. Lesson must be booked
in advance to notify instructor of scheduled lesson time. Booking must
be arranged more than 48 hours prior to beginning of lesson. Typical
lesson availability is Weekdays 6pm–8pm but availability is subject to
change—be sure to confirm your registration and set-up your private
lesson schedule by calling 289-4152. Fee is per lesson scheduled.
Course # 25312.3121
M-F as Arranged w. Instructor 6/1–8/24
1hr between 6pm–8pm as arranged
$45R
Marinship Tennis Court, Marinship Park, Sausalito
$50NR
Fantasy Valiant Tennis Boot Camp
Lucky protégé competitors will train with instructor John Holtz, J.D.,
tennis metaphysical author, University of San Francisco collegiate
varsity star, and 5.5 “A” champion! After three months of training
for one, two or three sessions a week and an optional off-court
regimen, each protégé will be entitled to team up with John and
compete together for one day of a sanctioned doubles tournament at
the protégé’s skill level of choice. (John is not currently ranked, so
he is free to enter a tournament at any entry level!) Mixed doubles
is an especially welcome option! This is your big chance to train so
that you are good enough to compete in a Northern California Tennis
Association tournament with a pro who has a proven track record to
personally guide you into the competitive fray! Do you wish to chase
athletic triumph? Are you up and coming, older, inexperienced, rusty,
but still have the competitive fire? Let John light the embers of your
torch and take you to another level of distinction! Tournament fees are
not included in the package, although John will be happy to carpool
with you to the tourney.
While training, we will work on serve and volley, slam and bang
tennis, consistency, big topspin groundstrokes, doubles strategy,
roadwork conditioning from the “wheelsy footwork guru,” himself, the
mental game, visualization and meditation techniques for maximum
court focus, confidence, and desire. Team up with two-time, San
Francisco All-City Tennis Selection and All-City San Francisco Resident’s
5.5 “A” Finalist John Holtz in an effort to champion real tournament
rounds and have oodles of fun preparing for the tournament of your
life!
1 SESSION PER WEEK, 4 CLASSES PER MONTH
Course # 25311.3121
As Arranged w. Instructor
June, July or August
1.5 Hours as Arranged
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$320R
$330NR
2 SESSIONS PER WEEK, 8 CLASSES PER MONTH
Course # 25311.3122
$600R
$610NR
3 SESSIONS PER WEEK, 12 CLASSES PER MONTH
Course # 25311.3123
$840R
Marinship Tennis Court, Marinship Park, Sausalito
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$850NR
SAUSALITO PARKS
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Martin
Luther King
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A. Martin Luther King Park (available for rentals)
Five tennis courts, running track, lawn area, two basketball courts and softball fields, gym. Located at 630 Coloma Street.
B. Remington Dog Park
One-acre dog park. Located at 100 Ebbtide Avenue.
C. Marinship Park (available for rentals)
Three lighted tennis courts, parking lot, large lawn area and bathrooms. Located at Marinship/Libertyship Way
D. Langendorf Playground (available for rentals)
At the intersection of Easterby Street and Woodward Avenue. Small children’s area, lawn, BBQ and picnic tables.
E. Schoonmaker Beach
Shoreline Public Access. Adjacent to 85 Libertyship Way
N
F. Robin Sweeny Park
Located at Caledonia and Litho Street. Lighted basketball court,
playground, grass area and picnic area.
E
W
G. Edgewater Room, Exercise Room
and Clubhouse at City Hall (available for rentals)
S
All located at City Hall, corner of Caledonia and Bee Streets. Edgewater
Room has meeting space, Exercise Room has a large wooden floor and
Game Room has a variety of recreation activities for children and adults.
H. Dunphy Park (available for rentals)
Waterfront gazebo, sand volleyball court, bocce court,
and large lawn area. East of Bridgeway between Napa and Litho.
I. Cazneau Playground
Small children’s play area near the
Marinship
Park
C
intersection of Cazneau and Girard.
J. Cloud View Park (available for rentals)
Located on Cloudview Road west of Booker Ave.
E
Schoonmaker
Children’s play area, bathrooms, small meeting
Beach
room, and an amazing view of the bay.
Bridgeway
Dunphy
Park
Langendorf
Playground
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H
Turney Street
Ramp
K
F,G
Robin Sweeny Park,
City Hall
K.Turney Street Ramp
East of Bridgeway and under water.
This area is for launching boats.
L. Harrison Playground
Opposite Star of the Sea Church on Harrison
Street. (Under construction)
M. Southview Park
One tennis court, one basketball court, children’s play area,
small lawn and sitting area. Entrance on North Street between
Third and Fourth Streets.
N. Swede’s Beach
East End of Valley Street. Sandy beach.
O.Tiffany Beach
West Side of Bridgeway at east end of North Street.
P.Tiffany Park
West side of Bridgeway at east end of North Street. Sitting and picnic area.
Q.Viña Del Mar Plaza
Street intersection of Bridgeway, Anchor, and El Portal.
A greenbelt area with fountain and landscaping.
R. Gabrielson Park
Located between the downtown Ferry Landing and the Spinnaker Restaurant.
Lawn area, benches, sculpture, picnic tables with views across Richardson’s Bay.
S.Yee Tock Chee Park
On the bay side of Bridgeway at Princess. Passive park
with landscaping, lights, benches & water access.
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Harrison
Playground
Cazneau
Playground
Gabrielson
Park
Viña Del Mar
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Yee Tock Chee
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Cloud View
Park
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Southview
Park
O,P
Tiffany Beach
and Park
N Swede’s
Beach
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FACILITY AND PARK RENTAL FEES
Facility & Park Rentals
Planning a Special Event? Having a party? Need a professional
environment to hold a business meeting? We’re here to assist you in
planning your next event.
We offer you several different parks that can serve as the perfect
venue for your wedding, birthday party, fundraiser or performance.
Most of our parks are located on the waterfront with breathtaking
views, all at affordable rates!
Need an indoor facility? Your guests are bound to feel at ease in
our charming, historic City Hall building located at 420 Litho Street,
complete with a conference room including a full service kitchen,
a patio nestled beneath the trees, an exercise room that’s great for
social gatherings, and a game room for kids to enjoy. Our center is
equipped with rectangular tables and chairs. Our conference room
offers a supportive environment, perfect for professional gatherings.
If your meeting requires a larger area, the Martin Luther King
Gymnasium located at 610 Coloma Street, is available. If you need
break-out space, this is a perfect location for team-building sessions
and conferences.
Call the Parks and Recreation Department today to see which
facilities best suit your needs. Reservations are required and facilities
are booked in advance, so call 289-4152 for more information.
Sausalito Facility and Park Rental Fees
PARKS Sausalito
Residents
Non-Profit
Groups
Non-
Residents
Commercial
Groups
Dunphy Park (Includes parking lot)
Area 1
Main Area including Gazebo $26 per hour
Area 2
Sand Volleyball Area
$16 per hour
Area 3
Bocce Court (Rates per court) $16 per hour
$37 per hour
$26 per hour
$26 per hour
$47 per hour
$37 per hour
$37 per hour
$58 per hour
$47 per hour
$47 per hour
Marinship Field
$21 per hour
$26 per hour
$32 per hour
$42 per hour
Martin Luther King Field (#1 or #2)
$21 per hour
$26 per hour
$32 per hour
$42 per hour
Langendorf Park
$16 per hour
$28 per hour
$42 per hour
$58 per hour
Cloudview Park
$16 per hour
$28 per hour
$42 per hour
$58 per hour
Tennis Courts (Hourly rates per court)
(Marinship & MLK)
$21 per hour
$26 per hour
$32 per hour
$42 per hour
Other Parks
$16 per hour
$28 per hour
$42 per hour
$58 per hour
FACILITIES
Edgewater Room
Groups under 25
Groups over 25
$21 per hour
$37 per hour
$32 per hour
$47 per hour
$42 per hour
$58 per hour
$58 per hour
$84 per hour
Exercise Room
Groups under 25
Groups over 25
$21 per hour
$37 per hour
$32 per hour
$47 per hour
$42 per hour
$58 per hour
$58 per hour
$84 per hour
Game Room
Groups under 25
Groups over 25
$21 per hour
$32 per hour
$26 per hour
$42 per hour
$37 per hour
$53 per hour
$47 per hour
$68 per hour
$42 per hour
$58 per hour
$74 per hour
$89 per hour
MLK Gymnasium
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EMPLOYEE DIRECTORY
Important Phone Numbers, Fax Numbers, and Email Addresses
Administration Department
420 Litho Street, Sausalito CA 94965 • 415-289-4100 • Fax 415-289-4167
City Manager City Attorney Assistant to City Manager/City Clerk Administrative Services Director/Treasurer
Sr. Accounting Technician Sr. Accounting Technician
Sr. Accounting Technician
Human Resources
Administrative Aide
Adam Politzer Mary Wagner Debbie Pagliaro Charlie Francis
Joe Finnegan Elena Shankin
Cindy Kato
Susan Nichols Patty Enos 289-4166
289-4103
289-4165
289-4105
289-4150
289-4101
289-4148
289-4130
289-4199
Rhett Redelings-MacDermott
Jeremy Holt 289-4196
289-4195 apolitzer@ci.sausalito.ca.us
mwagner@ci.sausalito.ca.us
dpagliaro@ci.sausalito.ca.us
cfrancis@ci.sausalito.ca.us
jfinnegan@ci.sausalito.ca.us
eshankin@ci.sausalito.ca.us
ckato@ci.sausalito.ca.us
snichols@ci.sausalito.ca.us penos@ci.sausalito.ca.us Business Licenses
Muni Services 800-987-0999 M–F 9am to 5pm
Technology
Technology Manager
Technology Assistant
rhett@ci.sausalito.ca.us
jholt@ci.sausalito.ca.us
Sausalito Public Library Library Hours: Monday–Thursday 10am to 9pm, Friday and Saturday 10am to 5pm, Sunday noon to 5pm
420 Litho Street, Sausalito CA 94965 • 415-289-4121 • Fax 415-331-7943
City Librarian Acting City Librarian Children’s Librarian Senior Library Assistant Library Assistant Abbot Chambers Augie Webb Erin Wilson Peggy Gill Jonathan Hirsh 289-4123
289-4122
289-4122
289-4122
289-4122
achambers@ci.sausalito.ca.us
awebb@ci.sausalito.ca.us
ewilson@ci.sausalito.ca.us
pgill@ci.sausalito.ca.us
jhirsh@ci.sausalito.ca.us
Community Development Department—Planning and Building Office Hours: Monday–Thursday, 7:30am–5pm. Fridays, 7:30am-12pm.
420 Litho Street, Sausalito CA 94965 415-289-4128 • Fax 415-339-2256 • TO SCHEDULE BUILDING INSPECTIONS: 415-289-4100 Ext. 811
Community Development Director
Building Inspector Associate Planner Associate Planner Assistant Planner Permit Technician
Administrative Aide Jeremy Graves
Kenneth Henry Heidi Burns Lilly Schinsing Alison Thornberry Nichole Houstone Albert Viana
289-4133
289-4136 289-4135 289-4134 289-4131 289-4137 289-4132
jgraves@ci.sausalito.ca.us
khenry@ci.sausalito.ca.us
hburns@ci.sausalito.ca.us
lschinsing@ci.sausalito.ca.us
athornberry@ci.sausalito.ca.us
nhoustone@ci.sausalito.ca.us
aviana@ci.sausalito.ca.us
Parks & Recreation Department Office Hours: Monday–Friday 8:30am to 12pm, 1pm to 5pm
420 Litho Street, Sausalito CA 94965 • 415-289-4152
Parks & Recreation Director Recreation Supervisor
Recreation Coordinator
Administrative Aide
Mike Langford Jeff Dybdal Erin Stroud
Anita Wong 289-4126 289-4140 289-4198
289-4197 mlangford@ci.sausalito.ca.us
jdybdal@ci.sausalito.ca.us
estroud@ci.sausalito.ca.us awong@ci.sausalito.ca.us 289-4176
289-4111
289-4180
289-4113
289-4193
289-4192
289-4106
jgoldman@ci.sausalito.ca.us
tteachout@ci.sausalito.ca.us
adavidson@ci.sausalito.ca.us
lumbertis@ci.sausalito.ca.us
kbasso@ci.sausalito.ca.us pguasco@ci.sausalito.ca.us
drsmith@ci.sausalito.ca.us
Public Works Engineering 420 Litho Street, Sausalito • 415-289-4106
Maintenance Office Hours: Monday–Friday 6am to 3pm.
530 Nevada Street, Sausalito CA 94965 • 415-289-4113 • Fax 415-289-4138
EMERGENCY: CALL POLICE DEPARTMENT DISPATCH: 415-289-4170
Public Works Director City Engineer
Staff Engineer
Public Works Division Manager
Public Works Foreperson
Sewer Systems Coordinator Administrative Aide
Jonathon Goldman Todd Teachout Andy Davidson Loren Umbertis
Kent Basso Pat Guasco Doug Smith
Police Department Office Hours: Monday–Thursday 7am to 5pm
29 Caledonia Street, Sausalito CA 94965 • 415-289-4170 • Fax 415-289-4175 • Emergency 911 • Parking Citations: 415-289-4149
Chief of Police
Police Captain
Police Lieutenant Administrative Aide II Administrative Aide I Jennifer Tejada John Rohrbacher Kurtis Skoog
Susan Barnes Dawn Barbour 289-4181
289-4177
289-4169
289-4173
289-4174
jtejada@ci.sausalito.ca.us
jrohrbacher@ci.sausalito.ca.us
kskoog@ci.sausalito.ca.us
sbarnes@ci.sausalito.ca.us
dbarbour@ci.sausalito.ca.us
Fire and Emergency Medical Services Office Hours: Monday–Friday 8am to 4pm.
Southern Marin Fire Protection District • 415-388-8182 • Fax 415-388-8181 • Emergency 911
Sausalito Station, 300 Spencer Avenue, Sausalito, CA 94965 • 415-289-4156
Fire Chief
Administrative Assistant Jim Irving
Susan Kim 388-8182 388-8182 jirving@smfd.org
skim@smfd.org
Parking and Transportation Division Hours: Monday–Sunday 9am to 5pm
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